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May 14, 2005
The UCLA Bruin women's water polo team continued its impressive post-season play on Saturday, beating fourth seed Hawaii in the semifinals of the NCAA championship playoffs at the Canham Natatorium in Ann Arbor, Michigan. UCLA (32-0) will face Stanford, a 5-4 winner over USC, on Sunday at 1:30 PM PDT in the championship match of the NCAA Tournament.
The four teams that played in semifinal matches today, UCLA, USC, Stanford and Hawaii, are all members of the MPSF and were the top four in the MPSF playoffs two weeks ago at California. So far, the higher seeded team has won every match in this tournament, except in the Stanford vs. USC matchup.
The first two possessions were opportunities for UCLA with ejections against Hawaii. On the second possession, freshman Gabrielle Domanic was able to convert at 5:55. Kelly Rulon came down on the next possession and lobbed in a goal, making the score 2-0. Hawaii came back and scored three consecutive goals take a 3-2. Monika Kruszona had Hawaii's first goal. With 37 seconds left in the first quarter, Rulon received an outlet pass from Emily Feher and made a difficult spin move to score.
At the nine second mark, Hawaii scored to take a 4-3 lead after the end of the first quarter. This is only the second time that UCLA has trailed at the end of a quarter the whole season.
In the beginning of the second, Thalia Munro picked up her second ejection but UCLA countered with strong defense and held the Wahine scoreless. Neither goalies would not let anything get by. Feher had three saves in the second period.
This is the first time that UCLA has trailed at the half and the three goal total in the first half matches the lowest scoring half of the season. It was also only the third time that UCLA has been held scoreless in a quarter. Against Hawaii on February 26, the Bruins only scored three goals.
The scoreless stretch was finally broken by Natalie Golda at the 3:30 mark of the third quarter with a goal on a four-meter penalty shot. A minute later, Hawaii took back the leadwith a goal from Iefke Van Belkum.
The Olympians then brought UCLA back. Rulon tied up the game at 0:56 with her third goal of the game. Thirty seconds later Munro scored her first goal to give the Bruins their first lead since the first quarter.
They were unable to get good shots early in the fourth. Hawaii came back to tie the game at 4:11 in the fourth quarter with a lob goal by Anna Sieprath. At 1:43, Kristina Kunkel fought her way through two defenders and scored on a 6-5 opportunity. This gave the Bruins a 7-6 lead.
Rulon stole a breakaway pass with a minute left and UCLA held the ball for the rest of the game to end with a 7-6 victory.
This was one of UCLA's more difficult games of the season and it was the most competitive of the NCAA tournament thus far. Hawaii (21-10) will face USC in the third-place game.
Bruin sophomore Kelly Rulon is approaching the UCLA single season scoring record of 74 goals. She currently is in second place with 70.
This will be the fourth time in five years of NCAA women's water polo recognition that UCLA has played Stanford in the championship game. UCLA won two of the previous three times.
Sunday's championship game will be broadcast live on the Internet at www.uclabruins.com.
UCLA vs. Hawaii 5/14/05 - NCAA Championship Semifinals
UCLA Goals: Kelly Rulon 3, Kristina Kunkel, Gabrielle Domanic, Natalie Golda, Thalia Munro
UCLA Saves: Emily Feher 7
Hawaii Goals: Kruszona 2, Val Belkum 2, Sieprath 2
Hawaii Saves: DeNooy 11
Other Tournament Play
In the first game of the day, Loyola Marymount (28-7) defeated Wagner (23-9), 16-4. LMU moves on to play Michigan in the fifth place game on Sunday
Loyola Marymount vs. Wagner 5/14/05 - NCAA Championship Consolation Round
LMU Goals: Stacia Peterson 5, Rosanna Tomiuk 3, Christine Robinson 2, Dora Szabolcsi 2, Cara Colton, Sarah Hamilton, Katherine Murray, Anne Markel
LMU Saves: Rachel Riddell 13
Wagner Goals: Billy Hoelck 2, Sara Kramer, Stacey Travous
Wagner Saves: Hauck 3
Michigan's victory today was the first win by an eastern team in NCAA women's water polo tournament history. The Wolverines will face LMU at 10:30 PM PDT.
Michigan vs. Redlands 5/14/05 - NCAA Championship Consolation Round
Michigan Goals: Shana Welch 4, Sheetal Narsai 3, Kristin Hoogenboom 2, Megan Hausmann 2, Jo Antonsen 2
Michigan Saves: Betsey Armstrong 15
Redlands Goals: Alie Hower 3, Mandy Zimel, Kelly Phillips, Alana Martinez, Corinne Flowers
Redlands Saves: Caitlin O'Dell 5
USC vs. Stanford 5/14/05 - NCAA Championship Semifinal Round
Stanford Goals: Hannah Luber 2, Scotti Shafer, Katie Hansen, Nancy El-Sakkary.
Stanford Saves: Meredith McColl 9
USC Goals: Moriah Van Norman 2, Brittany Hayes, Eszter Gyori
USC Saves: Sarah Mix 9
UCLA Head Coach Adam Krikorian
On the game ... "We got a lot of offensive opportunities but we turned the ball over too much in the beginning, trying to force it in the middle. We were a little rushed in the second half too. Defensively, we were bad but we settled and did an awesome job. They got four goals in the first quarter and just two after that. I'm happy with how we got it done and we get to play for a national championship."
On the Hawaii defense ... "They were tough and they had a good balance and mixed it up. We forced some things but I told the team that it doesn't matter how we win, as long as we advance. That's what the NCAA tournament is. Hawaii played us tough all year and this gives us a great opportunity to learn from our mistakes without a loss. We will take a lot from this win -- more than if it had been an easy victory."
On the flow of the game ... "We were up 2-0 but they did a good job of coming back and then taking the lead. We knew it wouldn't be easy with the NCAA atmosphere but it's all about advancing. It doesn't matter how you get there."
UCLA Junior Driver Thalia Munro
On playing with two penalties early ... "It's rare that I get two penalties so early in the game, but my teammates stepped up like they always do. We had to face adversity together. It doesn't matter who gets kicked out or injured, we'll fight as a team to the end."
On the importance of the victory ... "Sometimes I get a little intense out there and it can pump up my teammates. I was stoked, that's all. I get stoked out there."
On holding a one-goal lead with five seconds left ... "With five seconds left it's never over. I was yelling to my teammates that it wasn't over. My heart was beating so fast. We were happy that nothing strange happened at the end."
UCLA Senior Center Natalie Golda
On the game ... "I was more frustrated that the ball wasn't falling for us than anything. We played good defense and attacked well but the ball didn't go our way. We've come through a lot this season and this game was nothing new."
On holding a one-goal lead with five seconds left ... "Anything can happen late in the game. We wanted to close it out and not let Hawaii hit one of their long shots."
Hawaii Head Coach Michel Roy
On the game ... "We played the best game ever. We came out solid even though any of them can score. If we play them 10 times they win nine of them. I told them that it doesn't matter if we win or lose, so go out and play the best that you can. We gave it our best shot and I am very proud of our team."
On his game plan to beat UCLA ... "We had to do outstanding things that had never been done. We had to check UCLA tight and have the best game of our lives. Our plan was to play confident and just go for it. We had chance and UCLA had to beat us. We had the lead and if they panic more or we put another goal in, who knows. I believe UCLA deserves to win the national championship, on paper at least."
On his standout players ... "My goalie (Meike De Nooy) played well and so did Iefke Van Belkum. Iefke stole some balls and played excellent defense, while Meike made some great stops."
Hawaii Sophomore Goaltender Meike De Nooy
On the game ... "In the first quarter it took some time for us to get used to the pace of the game but we showed what we could do. Our mentality was to be so ready to do this. Whoever came into the game was on fire and we were all good-nervous out there."
On being the underdog ... "We were the underdogs to the public but it motivated us because we knew we were close to UCLA and could play with them."
On holding UCLA scoreless in the second period ... "I didn't realize it was zero goals in the second. I think our defense did so well because it looked both ways and they all helped each other out. It was a good team effort and I played my best game by far. I was very psyched up and I play my best that way."


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I have a Dell Inspiron Mini 910. The mouse clicks or touchpad clicks work fine in 12.04 OS shell but not in the apps, but sometimes it does work.
Installation of 12.04 was weird when some clicks worked like the map for the time zone but the partition mapping didn't work and I can access much of it using tab and arrow keys.
I've tried turning off touchpad clicks etc. What's weird is that the mouse and the touchpad both fail to work in apps. I can click launch Firefox from the side list but I can't click a web link with either the mouse or the touchpad.
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Pez Museum, Burlington, California: If a person has a passion it is only natural they would want to share. Gary Doss opened a museum in 1995 to share his love of PEZ Candy. He claims to have one of every Pez dispenser ever sold. He has over 900 of them plus many more PEZ-related items. He also sells PEZ products. Check out the giant man-size PEZ dispenser. PEZ was first manufactured in Austria in 1927 as a breath mint but soon became very popular in the United State.
Triangle Tattoo & Museum, Fort Bragg: The museum was founded in 1986 by tattoo artists Mr. G. and Madame Chinchilla who have written about tattoos and been interviewed on television based on their decades of experience. There are samples of tattoos from around the world including images of the Maori of New Zealand with traditional Moko tattoos. "Tattoos without Consent" is a thought-provoking display of tattoos from Germany, China, and Russia. Check out the Women's Wall, an exhibit dedicated to portraits of tattooed women from different cultures and eras.


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I took off today to go to the range and shoot my son's H&R youth Handi Rifle in .243 that I picked up a couple of weeks ago. This is a 20" barrel version which is only 33" overall length. Since he is only 8 and weights about 60 lbs I figured this was a perfect fit for him. I picked the H&R over the Rossi combo set partly because of some of the reviews but mostly because of the Rossi's plastic fiber optic sights. The H&R's sights are actually metal and have both windage and elevation adjustments with well defined tick marks on the elevation adjustment. They seem to be solid and lock down tight once they are adjusted.
I had worked up some loads with H4895 powder at reduced loads starting from 20 grs in 1/2 grain increments up to 22.5 grs. I loaded with 100 gr Remington SP lead. I have had this stuff floating around since 07 when I bought it for one of my buddies kids who is shooting a .243. We never got around to making any ammo for him.
So the purpose of today was to go through the loads and find which ones grouped the best. I decided to start at 50 yds since I was using the factory sight on the H&R and they only have a 13" sight radius. Also where we hunt there really aren't any shots past 100 yds or so. I figured if I can get a good grouping at 50 yds, I can work the load from there and then bring it out to 100 yds and zero there once all the kinks are worked out.
Below is what I deemed the best grouping for the day. It is 5 shots with 22 gr of H4895. The one low right was me. The other two groups of two touching each other are withing 1.25 inches vertically and is probably a result of too much black. The sights on the H&R are solid black front and back and I didn't take time to print any colored targets before heading out. I am assuming that I sighted differently or held at a different point between the two groups.
The only other load that showed promise was at 20.5 grs. They grouped within 1.5 inches but were basically in a circle. I will work either side of that in .1 gr increments and see if I can tighten it up at the reduced load.
I had heard both good and bad on the little H&R rifles. Some people claim they can't get more than a shotgun pattern at 50 to 100 yrds. It might be the ammo they are using, it might be their shooting, or it could be the gun. But based on what this little thing did today, I think once I get some optics on this rifle I can make it shoot sub 1" groups at 100 yds if I do my part. Today I was just using an ammo can and small shooting bag on top of it as a rest.
The gun functioned well. I had a couple of rounds that took a couple of tries to get the gun to lock closed but since these were all my reloads and were made with once fired brass, those might have been a little out of spec. Everything ejected cleanly with nothing hanging up in the chamber as I had heard some reports of. The trigger was ok. Not the best but definately not the worst I have ever shot. It might get better with time, I certainly am not going to attempt to "work on it" as I have read about some folks doing. Not with the gun intended for an 8 yr old.
I had full intentions of chronographing the rounds, but unfortunately I didn't bring an extra battery for the thing and it was completely dead.
Talking to guy at the gun shop, he is going to let me borrow a red dot to put on this rifle when we get the scope base in to see how my son can do with it. The thought behind it is there will be no parallax to overcome and since we are talking about 100 yds or less it should work well. My other options were either 4x or 6x short tube scopes I have floating around here, but I will have to check and see if they will be feasible. Before mounting anything, I may see how he does with the open sights, but in the back of my mind I feel that some sort of optics will probably be best.
Anyone have anything good or bad to say about putting a red dot or similar optic on an 8 yr olds deer rifle?


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I have been working on my Family Genealogy for about 12 years.
I believe I have found most of the Schwerkolt's around the world, there are very few of us compared to the worlds population.
This will be an ongoing work, some basics for now.
My great Grandfather Adolph Schwerkolt was born in Neubruch, Posen, Prussia in 1852. He emigrated to the United States in 1871.
Adolph's father was Wilhelm Schwerkolt, and his grandfather was Joseph Schwerkolt. Joseph born around 1800 is as far back as I have gotten.
I have read that before the 1700's a lot of Germans didn't have last names, only the more affluent ones. Also I had a conversation with a gentleman that deals in heraldic arms. After looking in a few books he told me that he believed Schwerkolt may have been from the Schwer family. Long ago the Schwer family flourished and got to a size where they started adding to the name to differentiate themselves from one another, hence the Kolt added. This is a theory only to be proved.
I know of Schwerkolt Families in The United States, Germany, Australia, France, Poland and Argentina. I would like to be able someday to link all of them together. I need your help to do that. Any information you have about you ancestors would be appreciated.
If you are a member of a Schwerkolt family, by surname or maiden name, please contact me.
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Here in the village of Lisbane, close to the shores of Strangford Lough, one of County Down's prettiest little treasures is to be found at the thatch-roofed Old Post Office, which dates back to the 1840's.
Having lain derelict for many years, this listed building has been caringly restored and it now makes a charming home for Trevor and Alison Smylie's tea rooms and gift shop.
Trevor has years of experience as a baker and pastry chef in Australia and the U.K. under his belt, and is now responsible for producing all the mouth watering scones, gateaux, pies and tarts which can be enjoyed in the three atmospheric tea rooms, each with its own cosy peat fire.
And, in fine weather, eating outside is always a treat, whether in the courtyard garden or by the lily pond where the gentle scent of the nearby herb garden wafts on the air.
As well as breakfast, teas, coffees and light snacks, wholesome lunch dishes such as salmon and asparagus quiche or chicken and broccoli bake with salad are available (with a big slice of tangy lemon meringue pie to follow, perhaps), and a take away service is also offered.
And, while it is mainly for their good home cooking that regulars flock to the Tea Rooms, it's also a place to drop into for an unusual gift, as they stock a good range of Irish products (many of them locally made) in the shop, and also paintings by local artists.


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It seems like most manufacturers have chosen this time of the year to flock at the Nurburgring and test their future models. The latest bunch of spy shots we received features the mule of the Kia Sorento facelift, caught on camera while lapping at the mighty Nordschleife. However, its heavy cammo doesn't allow us to see much of the model: we can see the front end will use newly designed head lamps (although their actual shape is not that clear) while the tail lights seem to use a different layout as well.
Given the amount of camouflage used to cover the rear section, we assume that that part is the one that will be affected the most by the restyling. As for the engine range adopted by the revamped SUV from the Korean carmaker, no official news are currently available.


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She walked her first catwalk show at Copenhagen Fashion Week and has risen to catwalk fame over the past few seasons, opening for the likes of Alexander Wang and Rodarte at New York Fashion Week forFall 2012/13. She's currently signed with Nathalie Models in Paris, New York Model Management in New York, Fashion Models in Milan, and Gossip Models in Copenhagen.
Nadja's big runway breakthrough came in the Fall 2012 season when she opened for both Alexander Wang and Rodarte at the New York Fashion Week. She has since walked in fashion shows for names like Balenciaga, Balmain, Salvatore Ferragamo, Missoni, Narciso Rodriguez, Proenza Schouler, Rodarte, Diane von Furstenberg, Dolce & Gabbana, Trussardi, Tom Ford, Emilio Pucci, Altuzarra, Alexander Wang, Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent, Sportmax, Bottega Veneta, Iceberg, Versace, Anteprima, Nina Ricci, DSquared², Barbara Bui, Francesco Scognamiglio, Maxmara, Fendi, Gucci, Burberry Prorsum, Paco Rabanne, Reed Krakoff, Lanvin, Calvin Klein, and Christian Dior. Nadja has subsequently ranked in The Cut's list of "Ten New Models Who Conquered Fall 2012's Runways."
And her editorial feats are nothing to be scorned at. Still a relatively newcomer on the top model scene, Nadja is the current star of Danish designer Anne Sofie Madsen's Spring 2013 campaign by Jenz Langkjær. As well as the face of Balmain's Fall 2012/13 campaign , for which she walked the Spring 2013 runway show at Paris Fashion Week. Whatsmore, Nadja appears on the Gucci Resort 2013 collection, looking beautiful and summery alongside supermodel Joan Smalls, Karmen Pedaru, Janis Ancens, and male model Baptiste Radufe. While, in June 2012, Nadja featured on the cover of 'Officiel Lithuania, dressed in a stunning Salvatore Ferragamo blouse and Stella McCartney shorts.
But her sexiest photo shoot to date is the June/July issue of Numero Uno magazine, where she plays the object of desire in a provocative and avant garde editorial by Warren du Preez & Nick Thornton Jones. Nadja has also featured in the 'Indian Summer' pictorial by Katja Rahlwes for the Fall 2012/13 issue of French magazine purple FASHION.


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|Kirstin Buchanan
Fall 2004: Tallied an overall singles record of 6-4 and went 5-2 in doubles play teamed with freshman Mireia Gol ... Opened the season by going 3-0 at the ECU Invitational.
As a Sophomore: Played 11 matches at flight one, 12 at flight two and one at flight four ... Compiled an overall record of 12-12 in singles competition ... Combined with Raluca Baicu to post a 14-6 record as a doubles team ... Won four consecutive matches in early March ... Saw singles action in September's ECU Invitational and teamed with Raluca Baicu for doubles play at the Old Dominion Tournament in October.
As a Freshman: Made an immediate impact in her first year as a Pirate with 11 singles victories and a combined record of 18-7 in doubles play ... Saw action at flights one, two, three, and four in singles with majority of action down the stretch coming at flight one ... Was 10-6 with doubles partner Paulina Sierpinski, playing primarily at flight two doubles, and went 2-2 against Conference USA competition ... Won all three of her singles matches in the ECU Invitational, plus teamed up with Raluca Baicu to sweep three straight doubles matches in that same tournament.
High School: Lettered in tennis, track and cross country at Benoni High School in Benoni, South Africa ... Went undefeated during her senior year while being named team MVP ... Also named athlete of the year for track and cross country teams ... Helped track team to five consecutive interhigh championships and set school record in the 800 meters ... Coached by Jean De Villiers.
Personal: Majoring in history and English ... Dean's List student ... Represents ECU tennis team on university's Student-Athlete Advisory Council ... Daughter of Duncan and Delene Buchanan ... Has an older brother, Ross ... Enjoys playing soccer and listening to music in her spare time ... Born May 27, 1984 in Kempton Park, South Africa.


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Maple Grove Raceway is one of the six tracks that participate in the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series' Countdown to the Championship at the end of 2014 schedule – and it has a reputation of being the fastest: in 2012, three new national e.t.s were set during the October event . Opened in 1962 as a 1/5-mile drag strip, the track was expanded to a regulation quarter-mile in 1964. 2014 marks the tracks 52nd season.
Owned by the Stauffer family since its opening, Maple Grove joined the NHRA for good in 1969 (it also belonged in 1966), hosting divisional programs and later national programs. The NHRA schedule for 2014 includes the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, May 22nd through 25th and the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series Auto Plus NHRA Nationals, October 2nd through 5th. Other events on the schedule for the season include the American Drag Racing League (ADRL) Northeast Drags III, May 2nd and 3rd; the Mega Mopar Action Series on June 21st; the annual Super Chevy Show, July 11th through 13th; the Keystone Diesel Truck Nationals, July 26th and 27th; Ford Fun Weekend, September 13th; and the Pennsylvania Dutch Classic, October 9th through 12th.
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TC TO LORD ASHBURTON ; 18 January 1856; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18560118-TC-LOA-01; CL 31: 7-8
Chelsea, 18 jany, 1856—
Dear Lord Ashburton,
Many thanks for your active remembrance of my wants and me; to you and to another high Personage,1 I am surely much indebted in these days!
It is the opinion, then, that some important, not superficial but essential, improvement in military tactics has been introduced, in the Prussian and all Armies, since Frederick had done with them? I wish much to know accurately what; who did it, and at least who says it was done. I used to hear the same assertion about Frederick's Strategies (this of tactics is quite new to me); but I find after long examination, that such does not appear; that Napoleon did not "improve" upon Frederick in this respect, but perhaps considerably the reverse; that in fact he did not differ from Fredk, except as a blazing Corsican Pirate, of wondrous gifts, and commanding a Nation gone wholly mad, must differ from a veritable Sovereign Man, also of wondrous gifts, whose poor Nation has not gone mad at all, but has to depend on the sober truth of things for any success it may have. Fredk could not spend "10,000 men aweek," nor blaze away gunpowder and resources at that rate:—what a dreadful expense was that in mendacities alone (the account of it not yet settled in France by any means)! Fredk never wrote a bulletin; nor thought one.2 I believe it will turn out that his feats of soldiership were far ahead of Napoleon's, so soon as men recover their eyesight, and learn to discriminate greatness from bulk. Wellington,3 in his way, was a soldier of the Frederick kind. Anybody that tries the Napoleon line, without a "mad" Nation to depend on will certainly run his head against stone walls,—of which these have been instances in our day!
All this however has nothing to do with special improvements in tactics, drilling of men &c &c: and I am very anxious to get to the bottom of what you assert on that head.
I read Jomini, for many painful weeks, with great diligence, some years ago,4 all that he had to say about Fredk and his campaigns; but gained absolutely nothing from Jomini, except the growing suspicion (now become a private conviction with me) that nothing could be gained from him; that he had not even studied this matter well; that he had, with very much to say for himself, a most feeble unfurnished intellect, was not to be depended on for common honesty (steals Tempelhof's5 Plates &c), and in short would avail a sincere inquirer almost nothing, in spite of the big name. He is continually adoring Buonaparte at the expense of Fredk and others, and had bow-wowed me into that opinion, till I saw better into some things. That is my experience of Jomini.
Clausewitz I had heard of lately, as a truly superior man and writer: I must decidedly look into Clausewitz for this new opinion.6 Coll Sterling (who knows nothing about the "opinion") has a Copy of Clausewitz, which he promises to search out for me tonight,—if he can; for he is off to the Crimea again tomorrow morning,7 and may fail in the Clausewitz! If he do, I will (with thankful surprise) apply to the High Quarter you indicate,—will ask you to apply, that is. I suppose it is not seemly for the like of me to thank H.R.H.8 in word or message of any kind; but I hope you will, on some good occasion, indicate for me how sensible I am to this mark of humanity in high places.
Not having any chance to see you tonight, I have scribbled all this,—which, unless you like, you need not read! I should have desired much to hear how the Gout is,9—how The Grange generally is,—all this while. I have been utterly weak, and incapable of work, ever since I returned; but feel as if beginning to improve.
Ever sincerely yours
T. Carlyle—


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Sandro coat // COS dress // CÉLINE bracelet // Burberry Prorsum boots // Jil Sander bag
bottom two images via Lyst's coverage here
Part of my once-in-a-blue-moon fashion extravaganza day, I also attended a Satine x Lyst x Jen Kao dinner. My first ever fashion dinner. Lots of firsts going on this day! It was made easier for an awkward introvert like me with (freshly platinum) Lulu and Geri there. Jen Kao was lovely in person and I was so glad I got to hang with one of my favorite funny email friends, Lucy, the buyer for Satine (and best redhead ever). All in all, an eventful day, but I'm glad they don't come around very often. This grandma was pooped.


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Facebook is buzzing this week about ABC's award-winning show called Extreme Makeover and more than 14,000 volunteers who built seven homes in 7 days for a selected group of tornado survivors.
On Wednesday, October 26, the popular television show revealed the homes to seven families in Joplin, a southwest Missouri community that is recovering from a massive spring tornado that killed 162 people and destroyed or damaged more than 8,000 houses and other structures.
Joplin was selected as the site for a special build in observance of the show's 200th episode. The seven families chosen to receive the houses that will be donated to them were whisked off Wednesday night for vacations at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., while their homes are being constructed.
Many people on Facebook who could not attend the actual home revealing expressed gratitude, tears of joys, and thankfulness to the people who built this neighborhood backup from the ground up.
Moses Caton, the father of Keanna Caton who lost her older sister and brother in the deadly tornado, had so many supportive comments on his wall.
- Crystal M Hancock I went to the revealing of the homes this afternoon and I cried when they moved the buses. It was so wonderful to watch. My heart goes out to them.
- Shawn Fowler Wasn't it tho! I cried all day off and on!
- Heather Bradley I love that smile on the camera guy's face. That's love right there.
- Jacinda Martin Precious picture....I saw this is in person and the tears just rolled.
Moses has been in the background of the story of his three children, Trentan, Shante, and Keanna. But their mother has been more visible. Crystal Whitely was home when she got a phone call from her father telling her to seek shelter. She grabbed her three children and placed them in a tub and then placed herself on top of them. As the winds tore her small home to shreds, the tub was lifted in the air and thrown. The wind was blowing so much that she could not hear her children screaming. She felt a leg and held onto it for dear life. When the storm subsided, she went to look for her children. The leg belonged to her youngest daughter, Keanna.
Crystal suffered serious injuries and was taken to a medical facility. It wasn't until later that relatives told her that Trentan and Shante had been killed.
On October 19th, Crystal received word that she and Keanna had been one of the seven families selected to receive a home. On her Facebook wall, she was showered with comments from friends. Extreme Makeover sent the family to Disney World while they worked on their homes.
EHM always makes me cry....im so happy for the two of you it so touching knowing all that you guys have been through and knowing how much you deserve this!!! yay!! I wanna cry jus knowing they are doing this for you! when its on tv the flood gates : )
I knew it ! I knew it ! I prayed, and I knew it . God is sooo Good ! Can you say Amen Crystal ! Oh Yeah ! I love you little Cousin Girlfriend ! XOXOXOXO
Well we went and saw the Extreme Homes and it was simply amazing and touching, for those that have not went to witness this should, to see all the volunteers and the amazing work they have done, no we wasnt there to see Ty or Paige or whomever else, we were there for Crystal Whitely and to show our appreciaton!!
I am so happy for you Crystal. I'm sorry for everything you've had to go through. Loosing your babies I know is something you never fully recover from I've lost 1 myself. But they are watching you and Keke from above and smiling down on you. God has truly blessed you this week. Your Baxter family and friends Love you and pray for you daily!! Congrats on ur new home.
Upon the return, pictures started appearing on Facebook showing the happy mom and little girl. It was absolutely wonderful.
The actual airing of the show will not take place until 2012 on ABC. But for now, enjoy the photos and be remembered that good conquers everything.


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Posted on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 by Laura Braun
Mimi Pond is a career cartoonist, illustrator, author, and mother
Chances are likely you're already familiar with cartoonist and illustrator Mimi Pond's (Drawing 1978) work.
Of her five books, The Valley Girls' Guide to Life is a 1980s cult classic, and she holds the credit for writing the first episode of The Simpsons -- a job Matt Groening, the show's creator, personally offered her.
Pond's latest book, Over Easy, released in April to rave reviews.
And her résumé contains a veritable laundry list of pop-culture favorites including such popular television series writing credits as Pee-wee's Playhouse and Designing Women.
She also furnished Seventeen magazine with a full-page comic for each issue during the early 1980s as well as worked with National Lampoon, the Village Voice, the New York Times, Adweek, and many more publications.
Breaking into Show Business
Pond's first big break was a weekly cartooning gig for The Spectator, a somewhat illicit Berkeley publication. The clippings helped her get a foot in the door at National Lampoon in New York, where she eventually moved and met her husband, the renowned artist Wayne White.
The couple collaborated on an episode of Pee-wee's Playhouse, a cult-television favorite.
Over Easy: From Slow Start to Best Seller
Last month Pond celebrated the publication of her graphic novel Over Easy, a semi-autobiographical chronicle of her transition from full-time CCA art student to 20-something waitress learning the ways of the real world.
Over Easy has quickly made its way up the New York Times best-seller list in the hardcover graphic book category, much to the delight of Pond, who has dreamed of this day for years.
Citing the book as the most candid thing she's ever written, she says the process of getting it out of her mind and onto paper was a journey that took a bit of encouragement.
"I started working on it 15 years ago, but it was coming slowly. Then one day I had a conversation with Art Spiegelman, the author of the graphic novel Maus, and he told me, 'Just do it!' When Art Spiegelman says 'Just do it,' you kind of have to."
Inspiration with a Side of Hash Browns
It wasn't just anywhere Pond waitressed, but at Mama's Royal Café at 40th and Broadway in Oakland, which was then, and still is, a popular hangout for CCA students.
Pond fell short of graduation by one year due to financial hardship. Looking for an adventurous life change, she picked up a job washing dishes, and eventually moved up to the counter as a waitress.
Even at the time, she says, she knew she was gathering material that would one day make a great story.
Waitressing Source of Rich Material
Mama's was special because it provided not only a paycheck but also daily inspiration. The boss and the staff had a mutual understanding the eatery was merely a day job -- a way to pay the bills while everyone worked hard outside the café to launch their preferred careers.
"The most important thing about working there was that you never felt like just a waitress. You were an artist, there to spy and take notes and incorporate it all into your artwork.
"A lot of CCA grads worked there, and I watched as they went from the art-school world to the working world and its many temptations. Real life can whittle away at your dreams, and you have to decide if you're going to continue to make art.
"If you want to do it really bad, you'll find a way."
Three Decades of Mama's
"A lot of Over Easy," Pond continues, "is about navigating of the moral swamp of the 1970s. There were a lot of gray areas then. 'Just say no' didn't exist. It was 'Just say yes . . . to everything!' And we did.
"But I think, especially if you're an artist, it's important to go out in life when you're young and be stupid and make mistakes in order to get material. Sometimes you just need to wake up in the back of a speeding car not knowing where you're going."
Community as Inspiration
Many of Over Easy's characters are still in touch with Pond. Some even still work at the café. Tragically, the inspiration behind Martha -- one of the main characters -- passed away just days before the book's release.
Pond's return to the café for a reading that week was bittersweet, as staff and regulars mourned the passing of one of their own and celebrated a permanent remembrance of her.
"It is fiction; I've changed a lot of the details. But the characters are inspired by real people. It was a little surreal being back in the Bay Area for the launch. I was nervous, but also really excited. When the owner saw his copy, it was so fun watching him read it."
Cartooning at CCA
Pond first honed her craft at CCA(C) in the 1970s. "I visited the campus one day -- walked up a hill and through some trees and wandered into the studios," she recalls.
"People talked to me and told me they liked their classes, and I just felt like I was home. It was very welcoming and cozy. The whole Printmaking department was great."
Although CCA's MFA in Comics wouldn't be inaugurated for another few decades, the young artist found ways to incorporate writing and illustration into her coursework wherever she could.
It was in one particular printmaking course taught by Betsy Davids she began to see the potential of her pending degree.
"I had always loved books, and the idea that I could write one and do the drawings felt unreal. But empowering, of course!"
Motivational Faculty
Pond says it was Davids's supportive words and unique project assignments that helped her find her place in the art world.
"Betsy invited me to do a book with her. I had made three books in her class already, including one fashioned as a purse and another as a wallet. The one I did with her was made with a shower cap.
"She also encouraged me to write in my own voice -- to write how I talk -- which was exactly the encouragement I needed. It was so gratifying.
"She couldn't have given me more as a teacher."
A Family of Artists
Pond took some time off from her career to raise her two kids, who are following in the same footsteps as their parents. Their daughter, Lulu, started at Cooper Union last year and their son, Woodrow, is graduating from CCA this year, with a concentration in Painting/Drawing.
"Art was always kind of a family activity that they gravitated toward. We got lucky!"


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Imagine strolling through streets of San Diego as you select among the freshest fruits and vegetables for your evening meal from a local Farmers' Market.
Farmers' Markets have been an institution in San Diego and now offer more than just produce. Several farmers' markets include crafts, jewelry, and more.
You could spend an entire day going from one farmers' market to the next.
And in case you want to do so, here's a list of Farmers' Markets in San Diego that are open on Sunday:
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Third Avenue Certified Farmer's Market and Asian Bazaar (400 block of Third Avenue between Island Avenue & J Street)
La Jolla Open Aire Market (La Jolla Elementary School, 1111 Marine Street)
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Hillcrest Farmers' Market (DMV parking lot, 3960 Normal Street)
9:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.
Point Loma Farmers' Market (2880 Canon Street)
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Encinitas/Leucadia Farmers' Market and Art Fair (Paul Ecke Elementary, 185 Union Street, Encinitas)
Rancho Santa Fe Del Rayo Village Farmers' Market (16079 San Dieguito Road)
San Marcos Farmers' Market (CSU San Marcos, 333 South Twin Oaks Valley Road, San Marcos)
10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
North San Diego Certified Farmers' Market (Sikes Adobe Farmhouse, 12655 Sunset Drive, Escondido)
11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Julian Certified Farmers' Market (Wynola Farms Marketplace, 4470 Highway 78, Julian)
1 p.m.-5 p.m.
Solana Beach Farmers' Market (410-444 South Cedros Avenue, Solana Beach)
Looking for a farmers' market?
Here's a daily list of all the Farmers' Markets in San Diego:
- Sunday Farmers' Markets in San Diego
- Monday Farmers' Markets in San Diego
- Tuesday Farmers' Markets in San Diego
- Wednesday Farmers' Markets in San Diego
- Thursday Farmers' Markets in San Diego
- Friday Farmers' Markets in San Diego
- Saturday Farmers' Markets in San Diego
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Debra Schroeder is a freelance writer and the founder of the Traveling Well For Less blog. You can follow her on Twitter @TravelingWellfl


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I love decorating my home for the various holidays throughout the year. Nothing too crazy, but just enough to add a festive touch.
Unless I'm having a party though, the 4th of July is one of those ocassions where I usually don't do too much. This year, I decided to change that!
I loved the Conversation Heart Banner that I created for Valentine's Day, and I wanted to do something similar for the 4th of July. So I decided to make a Stars and Stripes Bunting.
This Stars and Stripes Bunting is really simple to put together. I created a free printable for you to use, so all you need to do is a little printing and cutting. It doesn't get much easier than that, and you can use it for any patriotic holiday, not just the 4th of July.
- printable bunting template
- cardstock
- scissors
- hole punch
- baker's twine or other string
- tape
Start by printing out the bunting template, which you can find at the end of this post, on cardstock. I printed three copies for my bunting.
Next, cut out all of the pieces and lay them out to decide on a pattern. I created three rows – one with 5 flags, one with 7 flags, and one with 9 flags – and alternated stars and stripes.
After you've laid out your pattern, punch a hole in the top two corners of the flags, as shown below.
Cut a long piece of baker's twine for each row. Thread the twine through the first hole, behind the flag, and up through the second hole (see below). Repeat with the remaining flags until your bunting is completely strung together.
To hang the bunting, either knot it to a nail, like I did, or tape it to the wall. Repeat with remaining rows.
I decided to hang the small stars from the ends of my bunting. They're attached to the baker's twine with a little tape on their backside.
That's it. Your bunting is ready to be admired!
- I left a white border when cutting out the flags, but that's not necessary.
- Experiment with the layout. Hang one long row or string up more than three rows.
- Hang the little stars in between the flags.
- Cut more baker's twine than you think you'll need, that way you won't run out.
- Use the little stars to create a mini bunting for a cake topper, or use them individually to decorate paper straws or cupcakes.
Click on the image below to download the free printable:
Are you planning to decorate for the 4th of July?
P.S. Don't forget to enter my Burt's Bees giveaway!
I'm linking up with these link parties, as well as Make Bake Create , The DIY'ers, Creative Inspirations, Create It Thursday, Pin It Thursday, Be.You.Tiful, Flaunt It Friday, Craft Frenzy Friday, Remodelaholic, Inspire Me Please, Fridays Unfolded, Family Fun Friday, Frugal Friday, Link Party Palooza, Best of the Weekend, Say G'day Saturday, Saturday Sparks, Saturday Showlicious, Skip the Housework, Link It or Lump It, That DIY Party, Inspire Me Tuesday, The DIY'ers, The Scoop, Tweak It Tuesday, and Work It Wednesday.


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After buying an Apple product you discovered iCloud and actually enjoyed syncing all your files online, but those 5GB of space provided with the free version of the service started to be tight? Do not worry, you don't have to subscribe to a paid version.
If you're interested, I can show you how to free up space on i Cloud. This way, you will be able to get rid of the useless files and keep using the Apple's cloud storage service without spending a cent. Of course, you'll eventually have to buy some additional space for your data (if you keep storing stuff up), but for now, you can workaround following some of the tips I'm about to give you.
If you want to know how to free up space on iCloud, you firstly have to analyze the state of your account and closely evaluate the cloud storage space consumed by each of the possible data syncable via iCloud. To do that, open the Settings app in iOS from your iPad or iPhone and select the voice iCloud.
At this point, tap the button Storage & Backup and, in the window that opens, select the voice Manage Storage. You'll then accede a panel with all the information about your iCloud account and the space available.
In order to decrease the quantity of data synced online, tap the button with the name of the device that you're using (eg "Gianmarco's iPhone") and, from the menu that opens, select the voice Show all apps. It'll expand the list with all the apps that sync via iCloud, starting frmo the "largest" one, to the smallest one.
If you want to disable the sync of one or more apps with your iCloud account, you just need to tap the "lever" placed next to the app's name and confirm by clicking on Turn off & Delete.
Going back to Settings -> iCloud -> Storage & Backup -> Manage Storage, you can also delete the single files saved on iCloud by apps like text editors or games. You just need to tap on the file's name, then choose Edit and then click on the symbol "minus" on the left of the file to delete.
Lastly, you can deactivate all the default iOS' services that use iCloud, like Contacts, calendars, Photo Stream, Documents & Data, in Settings -> iCloud: simply tap on the lever to switch it from ON to OFF:


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The Jakarta Post
Four regents and a mayor are supporting the establishment of a new province, Sumbawa Island, to accelerate equal development on the island.
The support was given at a ceremony for the signing of a declaration at a people's congress in Sumbawa regency on Sunday.
Aside from the regents and the mayor, the congress also attracted two members of the House of Representatives, several NGO activists and students.
The declaration's signing was witnessed by several noted local figures and nearly 2,000 people.
The chairman of the committee to establish Sumbawa Island province, Siti Maryam, 84, said that the idea first came about 11 years ago in conjunction with the law on regional administration in 1999 and continued after the law was revised in 2004.
"The law guarantees that regions can be divided. We feel we have met all the requirements for a division and it is just in front of our eyes now," she said.
Maryam, who is the daughter of M. Salahuddin, the last ruler of the Bima Sultanate, said that the declaration would be used as momentum to form a new province, separate from West Nusa Tenggara.
"The objective of the division will be to make government services closer to the people in Sumbawa Island," she said.
A license and recommendation for the formation of the new province were given by the West Nusa Tenggara Legislative Council during a plenary session on Saturday.
The committee is now waiting for another license and recommendation from West Nusa Tenggara's governor before forwarding
their request to the Home Ministry and President Susilo Bambang
The chairman of the congress' committee, Sulaiman Hamzah, said that the declaration was intended to show the seriousness of Sumbawa's people to have their own province.
"The establishment of the new province is expected to help speed the equal distribution of the fruits of development in Sumbawa," he said.
Thus far development in West Nusa Tenggara has been focused on Lombok Island despite abundant resources on Sumbawa Island.
"What's wrong with giving a kind of trust to the Sumbawa people to tap their own potential?" Sulaiman said.
The declaration, which was read to the audience by West Sumbawa Deputy Regent Mala Rahman, was jointly signed by the regents of Sumbawa, West Sumbawa, Dompu, and Bima and Bima mayor, as well as several noted local figures.
The declaration demanded, among other things, that the West Nusa Tenggara province and the central government respond positively to the aspirations of Sumbawa's people.
It also asked the House of Representatives to enact a draft bill on the establishment of Sumbawa Island province into law.


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Do I need a new master?
Hi Guys.
I'm just wondering if I need a new master or not. Considering Tyrion is'nt here at all anymore. Personally I dont see the point, I only have 50 something posts to go until I graduate. Will I be the first to do it solo? he he.
Seriosly though, do I have to have a new master?
I don't think there is any need to get a new master. Just say that Tyrion is still you master til you reach 700 posts, then you can graduate. Tyrion hasn't said that he's left, just that he won't be around very much anymore. Therefore, he can stay your master for the next 50 posts or so;)
Ok thats good. As long as he hasn't been abducted by aliens again.
Talk to me Ty, I need guidence!
*falls hopelessly to knees*
oh well. Im gonna text my gf.
I'll leave this thread open just in case Ty stumbles in here by accident:p
(Such a awe-inspiring and to the point post brought to you by Tyrion)
No really, I'm around more often now, trying to stay for my second padawan's graduation.
And Darky, thanks. Oh and let me kick you some time too.:D
Nice to see you back Ty. Not long now. Only about 8 posts. :p
Well, only 3 posts now:)Be sure to post in the Graduation Thread once you reach 700 posts;)
You Can Close this Thread now Darky, or anyone.
I have no need of a master now.
Yeah, close it. Cause he aint my padawan!
Alright, if you say so:)
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On Sunday during the Vatican Sunday blessing in St. Peter's Square, Pope Francis dropped an F' bomb according to an article in the New York Daily News.
The pontiff was speaking from a window when he accidentally muddled the Italian word "caso" — which means "case" — with "cazzo" — which can translate to "f--k" or sometimes "s--t."
"If each one of us does not amass riches only for oneself, but half for the service of others, in this f--k," he said, before pausing.
The Pope was soon forgiven for the indiscretion receiving tweets of understanding from his supporters.
He wanted to say, 'in this case' — it's a simple mistake made by a foreigner reading Italian, nothing more," one viewer wrote.
Another added: "Great Pope Francis, I love you!"
Pope Francis is not the first to utter the F Bomb in front of a crowd. Sandra Bullock and Bradley Cooper both dropped f-bombs onstage at the 19th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards in Los Angeles this past January.


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Oct. 21 #CUSAMSOC Players of the Week
Oct. 21, 2013
IRVING, Texas – UAB senior midfielder Moses Adeniran slotted home the game-winning goal in the Blazers' away victory at Tulsa and has been named Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week. Old Dominion senior goalkeeper Sean Stowe is the Defensive Player of the Week after he stopped seven shots and helped the short-handed Monarchs shut out FIU.
C-USA Offensive Player of the Week – Moses Adeniran, UAB, Sr., M, Houston, Texas
Adeniran tallied the game-winning goal in UAB's 2-1 victory against Tulsa on Saturday, Oct. 19. It marked his first goal of the season. In the 83rd minute, UAB was able to break through the Tulsa defense with what proved to be the game-winner. Redshirt senior midfielder Fatai Alabi chipped a pass to Adeniran on the right side of the 18-yard box, which he collected, fended off a defender and beat the TU keeper to the far post. Adeniran now has three points on the year. This is Adeniran's first Player of the Week honor of his career.
C-USA Defensive Player of the Week – Sean Stowe, Old Dominion, R-Sr, GK, Midlothian, Va.
Stowe came up with a career-high-tying seven saves in ODU's 1-0 win at FIU, which pushed the Monarchs to 4-1 in Conference USA play. With ODU playing a man down for the final 23-plus minutes of the match, Stowe steadied the defense and preserved the shutout. He lowered his GAA average to 1.25. The Defensive Player of the Week award is Stowe's second of the season and of his career.
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An index can be rebuilt without preventing others from still using it. Firstly change the storage parameters to make the 'next' storage parameter larger (perhaps double it). The initial storage value cannot be changed. Then rebuild the index.
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VISTA, Calif. - With a scream of delight, Meredith Wish leaped from her desk at an office complex in Vista as her husband 1st Lt. Mike Wish walked through the door.
"I'm so glad he's home. I have been counting the days," she said.
Wish deployed with Tango Battery from Camp Pendleton in January to Afghanistan.
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Orders to Oklahoma for a specialty school in artillery allowed him to come home early.
Meredith said, "I thought something was up because I saw an American ATM withdrawal from the bank, but I'm glad, so glad he's home," she said.
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Max Rottluff Shoots 67; Ties For 2nd At Prestige
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The Sun Devils improved by 18 strokes from the first two days of the tournament, shooting 18-under 272 to finish at even-par 852 (290-290-272). Due to and Alberto Sanchez injury ASU played just four players in the team competition.
Rottluff played in 14 tournaments last year and had a 72.58 stroke average, 12 rounds in the 60s and his best round was a 67. He already has five rounds in the 60s in just six rounds this year, led by a second-round 66 in the The Amer Ari Invitational. His tie for second is his best college finish.
Junior Austin Quick also fired a 4-under 67 and finished 11th at 3-under 210 (72-71-67). Ki Taek Lee (74-75-69) had a 2-over 218 while Trey Ka'ahanui had a 6-over 219 (75-75-69).
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US National Amputee Soccer Team 2016
TEAM USA. Back row, from left: Keith Mann, New Jersey; Noah Grove, Maryland; Emmanuel Yeboah, California; Josh Sundquist, Virginia; Ignacio Medrano, California; Henry Sunday, Washington State; Team Trainer James Pierre-Glaude and Coach Dr. Eric Lamberg, New York.
Of a roster of 12, the team included five players who had never kicked a ball in international competition before - never mind in a World Cup.
Those five included both rookie goal keepers, a 15-year-old that needed special permission from the sport's governing body to be allowed to play and two other field players who had never before played in international competition. And yet...
And yet this team played extremely well against some of the toughest, most skilled teams in the world. They held Turkey, the hard-nosed Bronze Medalists from the 2012 World Cup, to only two goals.
Team USA also played Argentina, the fourth ranked team in the world, held that team 1-1 for most of the game, only to lose 2-1 in the last minutes of the match.
But Germany fell to Team USA 5-1; as did host nation Mexico, 4-1.
In all, it was a quite respectable outing for a team finding itself in the World Cup for the first time in more than a decade. Team USA came home with a ranking of 12th out of 30 teams in the world; with their heads held high, and with a thirst for the next competition - The Americas Cup in Guadalajara, Mexico, next fall.
Congratulations gentlemen. Well done. More to come.
Myth Busted!
Top Shots, from left: Nico Calabria, USA; Jonathan Mendoza, El Salvador; and Diego Pezoa, Argentina.
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Keith Mann, left, Plainfield, NJ, was voted TEAM USA's Most Valuable Player for his outstanding defensive play. Nico Calabria, Cambridge, MA, was high scorer with 7.
The AASA Board of Directors has confirmed Dr. Eric Lamberg, left and Ignacio Medrano as Head Coach and Assistant Coach, respectively, for the next two years.
Carl Calabria, of Concord, MA, has been elected Vice President of the American Amputee Soccer Association.
Carl has been a member of the AASA Board since 2011. He's been instrumental in the organization's progress and in the development of the US National Amputee Soccer Team.
Six-time World Cup Veteran Dan Broome, of Yorba Linda, CA, has been named to the AASA Board of Directors.
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Nomination Deadline for Export Advisory Committee Extended
Created on August 28, 2014
In support of U.S. renewable energy and energy efficiency manufacturers and services providers, the U.S. Department of Commerce has re-established the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Advisory Committee (RE&EEAC). The RE&EEAC shall advise the Secretary regarding the development and administration of programs and policies to expand the competitiveness of U.S. exports of renewable energy and energy efficiency goods and services, in accordance with applicable United States regulations.
The Secretary of Commerce is seeking members for the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Advisory Committee!
The Department of Commerce recently revised its policy regarding appointment of federally-registered lobbyists to Department advisory committees. The Secretary of Commerce will now consider nominations of federally-registered lobbyists for appointment on the RE&EEAC. In light of this policy change, the Department has extended the deadline for submitting nominations to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) on August 29, 2014. Please see this Notice for additional information. Please also note that the Department is in the process of amending the RE&EEAC charter to reflect the revised policy.
Automotive Exports to Latin American Free Trade Agreement Partners on the Rise
Created on August 20, 2014
This post originally appeared on the Tradeology, the ITA Blog
Leif Anderson recently completed an internship in the International Trade Administration's Office for Export Policy, Promotion, and Strategy.
The DISCOVER GLOBAL MARKETS: Free Trade Agreements Conference in Detroit will be a premier event for any business looking to expand exports in free trade markets.
This is especially true for U.S. auto exporters who are looking for new opportunities in increasingly attractive free trade markets in Latin America.
Mexico is the largest growing U.S. auto/auto parts export market in the world, with growth of $8.2 billion from 2009 to 2013 – that's a 13 percent annual increase.
Mexico recently passed Brazil as the top Latin American car producer, increasing demand for automobile parts from the United States.
The DISCOVER: Free Trade Agreements forum will be a great event for U.S. auto exporters.
MBDA National Director Concludes Trip Connecting California Minority-Owned Businesses with Commerce Department Resources
Created on August 15, 2014
Yesterday, MBDA National Director Alejandra Y. Castillo concluded her week-long tour of California where she spoke to local businesses and community leaders about the Obama Administration's work to spur continued economic growth and job creation through support of exporters, entrepreneurs, and small, women- and minority-owned businesses.
Earlier this week, Castillo joined U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker in Oakland where the Secretary delivered remarks highlighting a number of Commerce Department resources available to help foster economic growth among minority-owned businesses. The Secretary also discussed the Commerce Department's "Open for Business Agenda,"a bold policy agenda focused on boosting trade and investment, supporting innovation and entrepreneurship, and unleashing more government data.
Following the Secretary's remarks in Oakland, Castillo led a panel discussion on economic development that helped to connect local business leaders and economic development organizations with the expertise of the Department and its resources. The forum featured Overseas Private Investment Corporation's (OPIC) Director of Corporate Development, Alison Germak; Port of Oakland's Director of Aviation, Deborah Ale Flint; Alameda County Supervisor Keith Carson and Oakland Mayor Jean Quan.
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Created on August 14, 2014
The Minority Business Development Agency is the only federal agency dedicated to the growth and global competitiveness of U.S. minority-owned businesses; and most of our work is accomplished through our nationwide network of MBDA Business Centers and their work directly with the nation's MBEs. While, we often report their successes in terms of contracts and capital obtained for MBEs, we rarely talk about how they do it. With this business center profile we hope to give you an inside look at one of our 44 Centers—the Phoenix MBDA Business Center.
Bringing in $587 million in contracts and capital for MBDA Business Center last year, the Phoenix MBDA Business Center is one of the highest performing in the country. Their assistance helped clients to create 1,447 new jobs and save 552 more in FY 2013. Led by Executive Director Alika Kumar, the Center's success can be attributed to the well-rounded team of four who, together, possess the experience and technical expertise to guide their diverse clientele to a level of growth that the MBEs did not foresee. One successful client, Fortis Networks, grew its annual revenue from $500,000 to over $26 million since becoming a client in 2009.
Although most of the firms assisted by the Phoenix Center are in construction and related industries, its clientele also includes firms in architecture, air transport, trucking, engineering, forestry, and automobile manufac- turing. Regardless of the industry, companies needing financing and capital can count on the Phoenix MBDA Business Center, and David DeLeon, business development specialist, to provide expert financial consulting services. DeLeon was one of the first business center staff members to become certified by the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) as a "delegated authority" who can approve loans up to $500,000. He also works with Ex-Im Bank on behalf of clients who need more than $500,000 in financing to sell their products abroad. DeLeon can be credited, in large part, for making Phoenix the highest performing MBDA Business Center for capital transactions, with a total of $520 million during FY 2013.


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Hedge fund support and a new hepatitus C drug could make for a strong showing by ACHN stock in the future.
Achillion Pharmaceuticals
(NASDAQ:ACHN) is a biopharmaceutical company headquartered in New Haven, CT, and specializing in the discovery, development, and commercialization of treatments for infectious diseases. Specifically, it is engaged in the development of antivirals to combat viruses and infections such as chronic hepatitis C and resistant bacterial infections. ACHN has been trading well lately, opening today at $7.75 with share prices climbing the ladder by 6.5% to a current price of $8.30 at the time this article was written. Its current stock price is directly in between the company's 52-week range which saw it hit a low of $5.42 last August before climbing to a high of $11.36 this past October.
There has been a lot of action for Achillion this week as it announced
on Wednesday
that longtime CEO and President Michael Kishbauch had decided to retire from the company after nine years of service. Kishbauch was replaced by Milind Deshpande, Ph.D. in a joint announcement and ACHN saw its share prices drop as a result. However, the fall was short-lived as stock prices have surged in the past two days following ACHN's presentation at the 38th Annual Deutsche Bank Health Care Conference where it revealed its new drug, ACH-3422, designed to combat hepatitis C, which is the most common cause of viral hepatitis. The disease causes inflammation of the liver, which can lead to liver cancer, liver failure, and in some cases, death. The hepatitis C virus is twice as widespread as HIV with over 170 million victims worldwide and 5 million in the United States. ACHN expects to unveil the preliminary version of the drug in early 2014 and commence testing on people by the end of 2014.
Hedge funds have recently been bullish with regards to ACHN, with four funds substantially increasing their holdings. Daniel Gold's QVT Financial currently has the largest stake in the company, increasing its investments by 11% up to a total value of $56 million. Ra Capital Management has also increased its position by nearly 30% up to $21.5 million; it makes up over 7.5% of its entire 13-F portfolio. While these two hedge funds have both been bullish on ACHN, the largest increase in holdings from last quarter came from James Flynn's Deerfield Management, which upped its stake in ACHN by 147% with a total value of just over $11 million. This bullish behavior from the smart money, combined with the unveiling of ACHN's new drug, could make for a strong showing by the stock in the future.
Today, a trader bought 10,000 ACHN Jan 2014 10-20 Call Spread for $1.30. I jumped on a little later, but here it is:
My Trade:
I bought the ACHN Jan 2014 10 Calls for $1.60
$160 per 1 lot
Greeks of this Trade:
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