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Leupold VX-3 Rifle Scope
Comments: Ingrained with the thrill of the hunt, the new VX-3 drastically improves optical performance, mechanical function, and durability.
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Leupold VX-3 Rifle Scope - Ingrained with the thrill of the hunt, the new VX-3 drastically improves optical performance, mechanical function, and durability. We've pushed it to the limit, so you can push yourself to yours.
Leupold VX-3 Rifle Scope - Leupold pushed everything to the limit to make the VX®-3 at home on your favorite rifle, whether you are hunting whitetail from a treestand, or stalking sheep in rugged terrain. We've loaded the VX-3 with optical technology: Xtended Twilight Lens System, DiamondCoat 2 lens coating, blackened lens edges, second generation waterproofing, twin bias spring erector system, and cryogenically treated adjustments. It's all there to help you make the shots of a lifetime.
- Xtended Twilight Lens System
- DiamondCoat 2 lens coatings
- Twin bias spring exerts up to 30 percent more holding force on the erector
- Blackened lens edges reduce light diffusion
- Most VX-3 models available with the Leupold Ballistics Aiming System
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As good as any scope at any price
I have other high end scopes and had planned on a Nightforce for this project. I ended up buying Vortex, Nightforce, and this Leupold. In the end, I mounted the Leupold and...Read complete review
I have other high end scopes and had planned on a Nightforce for this project. I ended up buying Vortex, Nightforce, and this Leupold. In the end, I mounted the Leupold and returned the others. I do like the Nightforce, Vortex, Burris, B&L and Zeiss scopes I have on other guns but none are better and the ones of equal quality cost much more. I have actually used the lifetime warranty once as well and it can't be beat. I had a 30 year old 20 power when they were made out of 2 pieces. I was pulling it through some packaging and pulled it apart. Sent it in and they sent me the latest and greatest 20 power they had in stock with no questions.
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My rebate
The scope is amazing but i was suppose to get a $50 rebate with the purchase. I sent it off and the company never sent me my rebate.
The scope is amazing but i was suppose to get a $50 rebate with the purchase. I sent it off and the company never sent me my rebate.
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I am totally impressed with my new FX-II 6x36 scope. The tracking was perfect when sighting in. After which, I shot the best 5 shot group ever with my Rem. 7400. 0.745"!! I was worried about precision shooting with a 6x scope, but, this clearly shows that higher power isn't needed to shoot good groups. The clarity of this scope is phenominal. I may have to buy a several more of these. The windage and elevation turrets are great and much better than I expected.
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I bought this scope to replace my M8 4x I had on my Ruger no1B in300wm.My eyes got old and it was getting hard to see way out there.It has the Boone and Crockett rectical which has proven to be a real asset.It has been on the canon for almost ten years now,horse back,backpack, quad ,nocked down elk ,moose,blacktail, and whities from 4 paces to 524.It has performed flawlessly.
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I purchased this scope, my very first variable ever, last year to put on my .280 AI I had built on a Winchester Model 70. I went with the B&C reticle and I love this scope. I took my very first animal which was a large cow elk at 450 yards with one shot! The scope worked perfectly and the very next week I also got a nice little 4 pt. whitetail buck. Again with one shot at 250 yards. The 4.5-14x40mm Leupold is what I consider a perfect match of size and performance for everything from short to long. That and you cannot beat the warranty on this USA made product. Good folks and a great company! I have several Leupold scopes on rifles and that is the only brand I own. I also have a Leupold Gold Ring Spotting 20x50mm spotting scope, and Leupold Gold Ring compact binoculars. Keep making such fantastic products here in the USA! David
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I bought two of these scopes in the 1980's for two Sako rifles in 7mm mag and .300 Wetherby Mag. I have hunted with both until the 7 mag was stolen from my home about ten years ago. Both the rifles and the scopes have been excellent. They don't ever miss, only the shooter does. The work part of their use is constantly adjusting for the current conditions. As I move through the mountains, usually Colorado, New Mexico or the Texas Hill Country, I leave the power setting on 6.5 and continuously adjust the parallax for the anticipated distance. I get almost constant criticism for using a "target" scope for hunting with most of the comments being about one's inability to hold such a scope "steady." My response is that no one can hold any scope "steady" in hunting conditions; the lower the magnification, the less you will notice the movement of the crosshairs. I find that with the higher magnification the movement of the reticles is over a smaller portion of the target and thus, my accuracy increases. The high power scopes work for me and that is all that matters. Thanks for such a clear and accurate product. Almost all my scopes are Leupold (I have some "used" rifles that had scopes on them and I left them on if they were on target). Never found anything better at any price.
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Excellent Scope, couldn't be more happy!! The low light performance is amazing!!
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Best scope I have ever purchased. This is on my deer rifle, and, I can't get over how clear, and, how easy it is to find the target for the shot. The light gathering is exceptional, and I have been troubled with eye problems, such as, astigmatism, and retina, issues. I have shot rifles with some very expensive scopes, costing, 5 times, or more, the price of this Leupold VX-3-10x50, and I would choose this one, and feel just as confident.
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While wild pig hunting in California, my Ruger M77 Mk-2 in .338 Winchwster Magnum took a header off of my quad at around 25mph. When I checked for zero, the Leupold VX-3 2.5-8x36 was still right on target, & the scopecoat kept from getting scratched. Lifelong believer in Leupold products!
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Just returned from a South Dakota prairie dog outing with my son and one of our customers. All of us were using Leupold products ranging from VX-2's to the newest VX-3i. My favorite combination is a Tikka M595 Sporter in .22-250 with a VX-3 EFR Target 6.5-20x40. Easily enjoying clean kills beyond 600 yards with this setup.
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In my opinion this is the perfect size and weight scope. I own/have owned several of this particular scope, along with many other Leupold scopes, but this model is my favorite. And like all Leupold optics, the optical quality is second to none. I'm a hunter, not a target shooter (for pleasure anyway), so the size and weight of the scope is the most important thing to me. And this scope is just the right size. I would HIGHLY recommend this scope to anyone.
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Best Piece of Glass I have Ever Owned, Will be Buying Another One in near Future, You get what you pay for.
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The indomitable lepidopterist Torben Larsen, whose book Hazards of Butterfly Collecting was the subject of this review, has been continuing his butterflying adventures.
A few days ago, he e-mailed some recent installments of his long-running series Hazards of Butterfly Collecting that are regularly published in the Entomologists' Record and Journal of Variation.
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PARK CITY -- Boys will be boys, especially if they are brothers. Backdropped by a football (soccer) setting, "Rudo y Cursi" scores from every angle -- comic, personal and cross-cultural. Sony Pictures Classics will net a very high win with this spirited Carlos Cuaron film.
The story of two Mexican brothers who land their boyhood dreams of playing professional soccer, "Rudo y Cursi" delighted even those Sundancers of us who are bored by the sport. In short, it's a film with a soccer setting but is not particularly about soccer.
In this rambunctious scenario, the two young men have the same mother but different fathers; as such, they are not surprisingly personality opposites: Beto (nicknamed Rudo for his aggression) is hot-tempered and physical, while Tato (nicknamed Cursi for his curly-cued hair ) is introspective and artistic.
They are plucked from a life of banana-picking by a wily and devious football scout who lands them positions on professional teams. They leave their rural family life -- Rudo actually runs out on his wife in the middle of the night -- to take up big-time pro sports in the big city, namely Mexico City.
Cuaron's rich narrative courses through an array of personal obstacles, all of them universal and readily identifiable. In addition to their long-standing sibling rivalry, each brother is cursed with an addiction: Rudo is a self-destructive gambler, while Cursi is susceptible to trophy women. Cuaron embroils them in both high-stakes personal quests but also enlivens the story with a pulsating life-and-death undercurrent.
What is best about this savvy amusement is that we care about the two lead characters: Each is heavily flawed, but each is winning. Audiences will be rooting for them until the very last shot is taken, and we're not necessarily talking about only shots on the field.
With its refined focus on the particular and its eye to common human foibles, "Rudo y Cursi" is a universal entertainment buoyed by Cuaron's gifted storytelling and realized by the charismatic lead performances of Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal. High praise also to Guillermo Francella for his oily turn.
Technical contributions are championship level, highlighted by cinematographer Adam Kimmel's skewered and warm compositions.
Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
Production company: Cha Cha Cha
Cast: Diego Luna, Gael Garcia Bernal, Guillermo Francella
Director-screenwriter: Carlos Cuaron
Producers: Alfonso Cuaron, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Tita Lombardo, Guillermo del Toro, Frida Torresblanco
Director of photography: Adam Kimmel
Production designer: Eugenio Caballero
Music: Leoncio Lara
Costume designers: Annai Ramos, Ana Terrazas
Editor: Alex Rodriguez
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Dear Children:—Did you ever think of the great blessing which the Creator has bestowed upon you, in giving you eyes to see and ears to hear? What a dreary world this would be to you if you were deprived, as some few are, of seeing or hearing
Some of you are, no doubt, much delighted at times with the beauties of nature or of art: but what would those beau ties be to you if you could not see? You might hear people talking ever so much about a beautiful flower, a handsome person, a nice bird, or describing the general appearance of things, but such descriptions would have no meaning to you if you had always been deprived of the sense of sight.
Every season of the year has its beauties, and almost every day is unfolding to us something lovely in the workings of nature. Even the cold winter brings that which is beautiful and lovely to the eye. The earth, in cold climates is covered with snow, and the ice sparkles in the sun like diamonds. How beautiful to look upon mountains, hills, houses and trees covered with snow! But there soon comes another season we call spring; and, sure enough, it is "spring." The snow is melting, and water is running from mountains, hills, trees and houses as though there was a real "spring" of water everywhere. Soon, too, there is another kind of spring the grass, weeds, herbs and flowers spring forth from their wintry prison, looking mild, tender and lovely. But O, dear child, would there be anything beautiful or lovely to you in all these things without sight? Can you not have compassion and pity upon poor blind people? Winter, spring or stammer has no beauties to them. Bad as this may be considered, there is also another thing still worse, if possible, which persons born blind are deprived of to which we will now very briefly call your attention.
People who are born blind, and remain so, are not only deprived of seeing a great many beautiful things, but they are also deprived of the power of thinking on a great many things that those who can see think about. We have a great many thoughts, and some of them very pleasant ones, too, derived from our sense of sight. But a blind person who never did see anything, has never, in all his life, had even one thought that is derived from sight. You may talk to him about colors—such as blue, red, green, dark or pink—but not one thought can be have as to what you mean by these words.
Now, dear children, can you not see that eye-sight is a most wonderful blessing which God has given to his creatures, whether to men, women and children, or to birds and beasts? We cannot well appreciate this great blessing to us till we are about to be deprived of it. If one has ever seen the light, or had good eye-sight and then begin to get blind, as many old people do, then they begin to know what a blessing the Lord has suffered them to have in giving them eyes to behold his handiwork.
But, before closing this article, we will call your attention to another kind of blindness, still worse than any natural blindness of which we have been speaking. To be blinded by sin and by Satan is to be blind in mind and heart. One thus blind (and all people in nature are so), cannot see any of the spiritual beauties of the gospel, nor has he ever had one thought which is derived from spiritual sight. This is "gross darkness," but men know it not. Dear children, do any of you feel to be blind as to your salvation? Remember; "The Lord openeth the blind eves."—M.
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After a stint as an assistant coach for the Golden State Warriors, it appears that former Boston Celtics forward Brian Scalabrine is coming back to broadcast Celtics games. Scalabrine has always had a humorous side and he displayed that on Monday by parodying LeBron James' "I'm Coming Home" essay penned when he announced his return to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Scalabrine was not as dramatic or even as serious as King James, but probably just as memorable. He starts off by comparing James signing with the Miami Heat with him leaving the Celtics for the Chicago Bulls. He wrote, "Remember when I spurned the Celtics and signed with the Chicago Bulls in 2010? Actually, I begged (Danny) Ainge to keep me and he wished me the best of luck."
Known as probably the most popular bench warmer in Celtics history, Scalabrine called a handful of games during the 2012-13 season before joining the Warriors as an assistant coach under Marc Jackson. Scalabrine experienced some problems with the former coach and was eventually assigned to coach in the D-League.
Scalabrine's return to the Celtics as a color announcer for CSNNE won't make the home town team an instant contender like the Cavaliers, but he should definitely add humor in announcing the games. And he may just find himself on the Celtics bench once again as an assistant coach. The entire letter gives a hilarious spin on Scalabrine's journey and of course he made fun of himself. He wrote, "I had passion for my team just like the fans. I guess I was kind of like the fans except I had a courtside seat for free and if we were up by 20 with less than two minutes to play I would get to go into the game." The entire letter can be read on CSNNE.com.


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I loaded JK2, no dism. I uninstalled it and reloaded it and bam! I was cutting everyone in two, then I patched it, no dism. Edited my config for dismember=1 and realistic comabt =1 and still I'm lucky to cut a hand off. I don't have to have it but if it is there, why won't it work? Have I downloaded a pk3 that somehow disabled it? any suggestions???????
Have you tried putting in the cheats.
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Don't know if that's the same as editing the config. If not it might work.
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The University of Oregon completed its third top-25 finish in four years in the final 2011-12 Division I Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings released Tuesday.
The Ducks registered 747.25 total points and accumulated points in 11 allowable sports to finish 24th in this year's all-sport standings. Yet the most impressive aspect of the competition is that Oregon finished as the top program in the country among schools sponsoring 18 NCAA championship sports or less. In addition, the University boasts one of only five athletic departments among the top-50 national finishers in the Directors' Cup standings sponsoring 18 or fewer sports.
The Learfield Sports Directors' Cup recognizes the accomplishments of colleges and universities maintaining a broad-based athletic program. Schools are awarded points based on their national finish in up to 20 sports (10 men's, 10 women's), with the Ducks receiving credit for their national finishes in football, women's volleyball, women's cross country, men's and women's indoor track & field, men's and women's golf, baseball, softball, as well as men's and women's outdoor track & field.
Fueling the school's amazing run were the 430.25 points garnered during the spring season, which included a second-place national finish by the women's outdoor track team, third in men's golf, fifth-place points in softball and ninth-place points in both baseball and men's track.
Eight different UO sports programs finished their seasons among the nation's top 10, with women's indoor track & field (1st, 100 pts.), football (4th, 80 pts.), and women's cross country (5th, 75 pts.) joining the elite spring finishes.
Stanford accumulated top honors for the 18th straight year with a total of 1,448.25 points, as the Pac-12 Conference led the country with six schools finishing among the nation's top-25.
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College Hockey:The Big Payback
Reese Hat Trick, Harvard Power Play Doom Yale
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Friday night on the Bright Hockey Center's ice, revenge was served-cold.
The Crimson responded to a 2-0 first-period deficit with five unanswered goals, burying the Bulldogs 5-2 in the first game of the ECACHL Tournament's first round. It was Harvard's first victory over Yale this season, having lost each of the two regular-season meetings with the Elis . . . including a 5-2 Yale win at Bright on November 18, which was only the second Bulldog win at the facility in 30 tries.
The host Cantabs had two fewer threats to worry about on the other bench, as Yale's top two scorers-freshmen Sean Backman and Mark Arcobello-did not dress for unspecified reasons.
"We told our guys, 'worry about who's in, and not who's out'," said Harvard head coach Ted Donato.
Yale coach Keith Allain refused to accept excuses.
"We've got a lot of capable hockey players in that locker room," he said in the tunnel after the game. "They all play D-I hockey for a reason."
Harvard's biggest production came from an unlikely source, as senior defenseman and team captain Dylan Reese scored his seventh, eighth and ninth goals of the season for his first career hat trick, and a "natural" one at that. The six-foot-one New York Rangers prospect unloaded successful shots from the high point in the second and third periods, his goals uninterrupted by friend or foe.
"The first two were very similar," he recalled. "I was just walking to the middle, taking shots. The third, I was trying to set up [Doug] Rogers for the one-timer, but he just didn't want to take it, I guess," Reese joked.
The game didn't start as well as it finished for the Crimson. While the team played well on an early man-advantage, generating three superb scoring chances, it was Yale's power play that struck first.
With sophomore Brian McCafferty doing time for a tripping call, rookie Bulldog Chris Cahill caught Crimson goalie Justin Tobe out of position and banked a zero-angle shot off the 'keeper's left pad and into the back of the net.
The sides traded penalties again over the next four minutes, and with 5:50 left in the first, Crimson blueliner Jack Christian winged a shot off Alec Richards' left post. Yale shrugged off the close call with another goal at 18:16 of the first.
Third-year defenseman Robert Page settled just inside the Harvard blueline to the right of center, and flipped a soft, fluttering shot over the glove of a horrified Tobe. The senior goalie appeared jittery in the first 20 minutes; neither of his two goals allowed were terribly difficult shots.
After attaining the two goal lead, Allain sensed an over-eagerness on the part of his players to try to hold the lead, rather than to build on it.
"We played safer than I would've liked to see us play," he said.
The second period commenced with the teams exchanging minors once more, but this time it was Harvard's power play that capitalized.
Bulldog defenseman Brennan Turner was dismissed for an interference minor at 6:05 of the period. Only 36 seconds later, Reese collected his first of the night on a long, low zipper through traffic that eluded Richards' pads.
The teams played tight, puck-possession hockey for the following seven or eight minutes, with a perceived premium placed on hitting and grinding. Cahill took one such action too far with 7:18 on the clock, and was called for slashing.
It was Reese once more, with 37 seconds remaining on the power play. The captain through the puck on net again, and it appeared to surprise Richards as it jumped over his right shoulder while he was down in a butterfly position.
Christian took a cross-checking penalty with 27 seconds to go in the second, but simultaneous minors to Yale senior Brad Mills and Page put the Crimson on a 1:33 four-on-three to start the third.
The brilliant power play unit notched Reese his third. After some ambivalent up-and-back passing around Yale's collapsed three-man penalty kill, Reese finally teed it up and blew the puck through a screen that just slipped past Richards' outstretched left skate.
Yale-the nation's most-penalized team-began to lose its composure as the period wore on, taking two more penalties at 2:14 and 4:53 of the third.
The Crimson power play, already three for six at that juncture, didn't let up and put home its fourth goal at 5:34 of the period. Freshman Doug Rogers took a cross-ice feed from McCafferty on the left-wing faceoff dot, and beat Richards chest-high to the far side with a wide-open wrist shot.
Harvard wasn't done, scoring its fifth of the night with just under seven minutes to play.
Junior Alex Meintel flew around Richards' net, and lifted a backhand over the belatedly recovering netminder for his 14th goal of the season. It was also Meintel's 13th goal in his last 16 games, and 16th point in that span as well.
"We did a good job getting pucks to the net," said Donato of his team's decisive turnaround.
"A lot of [our success derived from] getting good traffic and getting pucks to the net."
The Elis thought they'd drawn one closer with 3:08 on the clock, as Tobe appeared to lose track of the puck in his suddenly overpopulated crease.
However, the only thing referee Eugene Binda, Jr. meted out from the fracas was matching minors on Page and Harvard's Jimmy Fraser.
The Crimson power play ended up four for nine on the game, while Yale's was stymied with a meager one for seven performance.
The teams take to the ice Saturday night for the second game of the best-of-three series. Yale has never defeated Harvard in the conference playoffs, now falling to 0-5. Game time is 7 p.m. If necessary, the rubber match on Sunday would also be at 7pm in Cambridge.
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The Year of Launches
Though the holidays have long wrapped up, Microsoft is deep into its "season of launch," which includes new versions of the products you know and love – Windows Server 2012, Office 2013 (Exchange, Lync, SharePoint, Office 365, Windows Phone, and Windows 8 desktop) – 15 separate product launches in all. This is a significant and unprecedented launch calendar for Microsoft in an attempt to define the "New Era of Work."
What does this mean for your business? How do you cut through the hype to make the best business decisions? To answer those questions, you must first look at the reasons behind the New Era of Work.
The Trends
Microsoft has clearly embraced its position as both a consumer and business solutions provider, and the New Era of Work is the result of the convergence of two trends: the consumerization of IT and bring your own device (BYOD).
End users demand the same experience at work as they have at home. Not only do they demand the same experience, they want continuity of the experience, regardless of the device they're using. For example, email on the mobile phone should be the same as email on the laptop, which would be the same as email on the tablet, etc. So the question for IT becomes: if your end users are demanding it, and your security policies allow it, BYOD will happen ─ do you want a complex management experience or a seamless one? (Hint: choose seamless).
Now is the time to take a hard look at your Exchange messaging environment, as well as your Windows Server/AD infrastructure, to determine whether you're ready for the New Era of Work. In 2013, IT will be playing a big role in creating a seamless back end, enabling users to achieve continuity.
Exchange Server 2013: What's New and What to Consider
First, do you have a mixed environment? A little Exchange 2003, maybe some Exchange 2007 with a bit of Exchange 2010 sprinkled in? If so, don't expect to be able to migrate directly from 2003 to Exchange 2013, or even to O365. There are many steps to follow if you need to quickly get users off 2003; for example, native tools and some third-party tools require a two-step migration, which could be disruptive to the business and not seamless to end users.
Security is regularly top of mind for CEOs, especially with recent news reports of breaches and scandals related to leaked email. If you've considered the DLP capabilities in Exchange, you know that, at this time, they are only available in Office 365 and not in the on-premises version. To improve your security posture, and keep your name out of the papers and the auditors off your back, you'll need DLP across both on-premises and Office 365 deployments.
Collaboration and productivity have been significant themes in the development of Exchange 2013, and this is particularly evident with the addition of site mailboxes. Housed in Exchange, but viewable by members of SharePoint workspaces, these site mailboxes will require the same amount of backup, recovery, security, and fidelity that the rest of Exchange does. So, if you're investing in third-party tools to help you with those aspects of managing Exchange, make sure they will support site mailboxes.
Finally, from an administration perspective, Microsoft has made managing Exchange much friendlier with the new Exchange Administration Center (EAC). The search tool allows you to put an in-place hold on items, or perform in-place discovery. But, the same old issue applies: how do you unify search, not just across live Exchange, but also across the sneaky little silos where email hides ─ places like PSTs and other platforms' backups? There is great risk in being unable to produce the needle in the proverbial haystack, and finding it takes so much time. How do you utilize the new features and not distract your admins?


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Six To Be Inducted Into UMass Hall Of Fame
Jan. 4, 2012
AMHERST, Mass. - The University of Massachusetts Athletic Department has announced six new members will be inducted into the George "Trigger" Burke UMass Athletic Hall of Fame, making up the class of 2011. The legends will be honored on Friday, February 17, 2012 at the Campus Center Auditorium at 6 p.m. To attend the Induction Ceremony, please contact Jason Germain in UMass Athletics at 413-577-0267. Cost is $40/person. UMass will induct these all-time legends: Pam Bustin (Field Hockey 1985-88), Bob Hansen (Baseball 1967-69), Bob "Squeaky" Horn (Cross Country/Track & Field 1953-56), Greg Menton (Men's Swimming & Water Polo 1994-96), Marcel Shipp (Football 1997-2000) and Brian Sullivan (Hockey 1969-72).
Pam Bustin (Field Hockey, 1985-88)
Outside of collegiate play, Bustin was a member of the U.S. Under 21 National team and served as team captain from 1987-89. She helped lead Under 21 team to the silver medal at the Junior Pan American Games in 1989. She also played on the U.S. National team from 1989-96, where she played in the Intercontinental Cup, World Cup, World University Games, Olympic Qualifier Tournament and the Champions Trophy.
Bustin was a member of the 1996 U.S. Olympic team in Atlanta, while also competing in four U.S. Olympic festivals (1986, 87, 89, 90). She also helped U.S. capture silver and bronze medals in two Pan American Games.
From 2000-2002 played in the United Airlines Field Hockey League, where she helped her team to the 2000 league championship and second-place finishes in 2001 and 02.
Following her playing days, Bustin served as an assistant coach at Temple (1990-92) and then at Michigan State (1993-1996). She earned her first collegiate head coaching spot at Hofstra (1997) before moving on to Louisville (1998-2010) where she led team to six conference championships (including three Big East titles) and was ranked in the national top-20 from 2001-2010. She was named conference Coach of the Year in 2002, 2004 and 2008. Most recently was named head coach at Duke (winter 2010).
Internationally, she has served as an assistant coach for U.S. National team, including during the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and the 2007 Pan American Games (won silver medal).
Bob Hansen (Baseball 1967-69)
Bob "Squeaky" Horn (Cross Country/Track & Field, 1953-55)
He was named the 1956 Massachusetts Collegian Athlete of the Year and was a three-time winner of the Chester F. Bowen, Jr. Outstanding Performance in Track: as a sophomore in 1953, junior in 1954 and a senior in 1955.
All told, he won nine varsity letters; three each in Cross Country, Indoor Track and Outdoor Track. Other awards for Horn include the 1953 Varsity M Club Leadership Award for Cross Country; the Llewellyn L. Derby Leadership Trophy for Cross Country as a junior in 1954 and a senior in 1955; the 1955 Massachusetts Collegian Cross Country Man of the Year as a senior. In 1955 he captained the Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track teams and he broke "numerous UMass course records in Cross Country as well as setting the school record in the indoor and outdoor two mile"
Following his time at UMass, Horn joined the Army where he was a combat leader during the Vietnam War. He retired with the rank of Colonel. Horn also served as an aide to Gen. Alexander Haig during Haig's term as the NATO Commander. Horn is also a "Dean of Business Emeritus" and "award-winning collegiate professor"
Greg Menton (Men's Swimming & Water Polo, 1994-96)
In recognition of his accomplishments, his water polo number 6 was retired in a ceremony at Joseph R. Rogers, Jr., Pool on April 13, 1996.
Marcel Shipp (Football, 1997-2000)
Shipp is still the UMass career record holder in: carries (1,215), total touchdowns (63), rushing touchdowns (58), points scored (378), all-purpose yards (7.759), all-purpose plays (1,365), rushing yards/game (130.2) and all-purpose yards/game (161.1). He rushed for more than 200 yards in a game seven times in his UMass career, including 244 yards and three touchdowns in leading UMass to its only National Championship in 1998.
The three-time first-team All-Conference selection (1998-2000) played for the Arizona Cardinals in the National Football League from 2001-2007. He rushed for almost 2,200 yards and 11 touchdowns in six NFL seasons. Shipp has spent the past two seasons playing in the UFL with the Las Vegas Locos, where he has led the team in rushing in each season and helped the Locos to the 2009 UFL championship.
Brian Sullivan (Hockey, 1969-72)
Following college, Sullivan was a member of the New England Blades of the Eastern Hockey League in 1972-73. He was the first "modern day" UMass hockey player to play professionally.


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000 AXNT20 KNHC 011033 TWDAT Tropical Weather Discussion NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 633 AM EDT FRI JUL 1 2016 Tropical Weather Discussion for North America, Central America Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea, northern sections of South America, and Atlantic Ocean to the African coast from the Equator to 32N. The following information is based on satellite imagery, weather observations, radar and meteorological analysis. Based on 0600 UTC surface analysis and satellite imagery through 0930 UTC. ...SPECIAL FEATURES... A strengthened pressure gradient across the south-central Caribbean Sea is generating near gale to gale force NE to E winds in the Gulf of Venezuela and in the near coastal waters off of Colombia. See latest NWS High Seas Forecast under AWIPS/WMO headers MIAHSFAT2/FZNT02 KNHC for more details. ...TROPICAL WAVES... Tropical wave extends from 06N20W to 15N26W moving W at 15 kt. Examining long-term METEOSAT satellite imagery and Hovmoller diagrams...the wave has tracked across Africa the past few days with persistent active convection. However...while energy continues moving westward...the wave exhibits a lack of convection at this time. Tropical wave extends from 05N36W to 13N40W moving W at 15 kt. The wave coincides with broad 700 mb troughing between 34W-43W and remains embedded within Saharan dust north of the Monsoon Trough region. As a result...widely scattered moderate convection is confined to 03N-08N between 33W-42W. Tropical wave extends from 03N56W to 12N54W moving W at 20 kt. This wave is likely the southern vorticity maximum that lagged slowly behind the tropical wave to the west currently along 66W. This piece of energy coincides with subtle 700 mb troughing and a maximum in 850 mb relative vorticity in the vicinity of 10N55W with widely scattered moderate convection from 08N-15N between 54W-59W. Tropical wave extends from 05N66W to 16N65W moving W at 20 kt. This wave is the northern vorticity maximum that moved well west of the tropical wave currently along 55W. The more dominate feature the last few days...it coincides with 700 mb troughing over the eastern Caribbean Sea between 61W-70W. Scattered moderate convection is from 16N-19N between 61W-67W. Tropical wave extends from 07N78W to 15N82W moving W at 20 kt. The wave continues moving within the southern periphery of a mid- level ridge anchored to the north with axis along 23N/24N. Scattered moderate to strong convection is across northern Colombia...Panama...and Costa Rica S of 11N between 73W-87W. ...ITCZ/MONSOON TROUGH... The Monsoon Trough extends from the African coast near 14N17W to 04N38W. The Intertropical Convergence Zone axis extends from 04N38W to 03N51W. Outside of convection associated with tropical waves...scattered moderate convection is from 05N-10N between 10W-17W. Widely scattered moderate convection is from 04N-09N between 27W-33W...and from 01N-06N between 36W-48W. ...DISCUSSION... GULF OF MEXICO... Broad middle to upper level troughing is noted on water vapor imagery over much of the eastern CONUS with the base dipping to 30N. Global model fields indicate mid-level shortwave energy extends from over northern Florida SW to the central Gulf waters near 25N90W. The troughing supports a stationary front extending from central Alabama to coastal Louisiana and west to 29N99W in southern Texas. Low-level moisture convergence south of the front and in the vicinity of a 1013 mb low centered in the NW Gulf near 28n94W is providing focus for isolated showers and tstms generally N of 26N. To the south...a surface ridge axis extends from across southern Florida and the Florida Straits to the SW Gulf near 22N97W. Generally gentle to occasional moderate anticyclonic winds are occurring across the basin this morning and this overall pattern is expected through Monday night. CARIBBEAN SEA... Water vapor imagery indicates NW flow aloft over much of the western Caribbean providing overall fair skies this morning with the exception of isolated showers occurring across the adjacent coastal waters of Cuba N of 20N between 78W-83W..and stronger scattered showers and tstms S of 11N between 74W-82W. The presence of a tropical wave along 81W is enhancing this strong convection. Farther east...upper level troughing associated with an upper level low centered north of Hispaniola near 21N72W dips south over the central Caribbean providing moist southwesterly flow aloft E of 72W. While most of this moisture is in the form of middle to upper level cloudiness...the addition of a tropical wave along 66W will provide low-level focus for scattered showers and tstms the next couple of days across the basin as the wave moves W. Currently scattered showers and tstms are occurring across the NE Caribbean from 17N-19N between 61W-67W. Fresh to strong trades are expected to persist generally between 68W-80W through the weekend with near gale to possibly gale force conditions within close proximity to the coast of Colombia. ...HISPANIOLA... Currently...a few isolated showers are possible through the morning hours across the island. Southwesterly flow aloft is noted on water vapor imagery as an upper level low is centered north of the island near 21N72W. This environment along with peak daytime heating and instability will promote isolated showers and tstms again later today during the late afternoon and early evening hours. ATLANTIC OCEAN... 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text: Nurnberg Gallery: Bouchard's Maiden Title Canada's Eugenie Bouchard fulfilled her quest to win a WTA title at the NÜRNBERGER VERSICHERUNGSCUP. Published May 24, 2014 12:10 Karolina Pliskova beat Elina Svitolina on Friday to advance to her third WTA final. Pliskova, who also advanced to the doubles final, spoke to the press after her semifinal triumph. Eugenie Bouchard celebrated her win over Karin Knapp that put her into her second WTA final. Bouchard was given stuffed animals after her semifinal victory. Bouchard pulled out a 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 win over Karolina Pliskova in Saturday's final. An elated Bouchard after becoming the first Canadian to win a WTA title since Aleksandra Wozniak in 2008. Bouchard posed with the NÜRNBERGER VERSICHERUNGSCUP winner's trophy in front of Nürnberg Castle. In their first event as a duo, Michaella Krajicek and Pliskova captured the doubles title. Topics: 2014, tournaments, news, photos or videos, karolina pliskova, michaella krajicek, elina svitolina, eugenie bouchard, nürnberg [+] More Share this page! Print Email Related photos Maria Sharapova's Best Moments May 25, 2015 As Maria Sharapova starts her quest for a third French Open title in the last four years, we at wtatennis.com thought we'd take a look back at all her WTA titles - all 35 of them. Brisbane Gallery: Stosur & The Ballkids January 03, 2015 Sam Stosur, the only Australian woman to win a Grand Slam title since 1980, learned some different tricks ahead of the Brisbane International. All the best pics here. Gallery: Bouchard's Special Season November 18, 2014 Making her first Grand Slam final and winning her first WTA title were among WTA Most Improved Player winner Eugenie Bouchard's feats in 2014. To The Top 3


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'Toxic' Leadership Has Toles In Trouble
When Karen Toles rode support from labor unions and single women to election in Prince George's County District 7, she was viewed as rising star in the Democratic Party establishment which was seeking new blood to replace its aging leadership.
Today, much has changed as Toles has become a polarizing figure whose "toxic and divisive leadership style" as well as a number of legal and personal problems has placed her reelection in serious jeopardy and called into question whether widespread dissatisfaction from the grassroots community will overshadow her undying loyalty to and support from labor organizations and major corporations who support her.
"She has got to go," said an Prince George's County elected official who has supported her in the past. "There is too much drama; too much confusion; too much betrayal. Her word is never her bond. She has no loyalty to anyone except the Unions. The people in the community mean nothing to her. She punishes her enemies and rewards a few friends. She is dependent upon voter ignorance and apathy to stay in power, but even Stevie Wonder can see she is destroying our community."
Those comments are symptomatic of what is heard from voters, small business owners, civic leaders and residents. Toles, they say, is engaging and friendly in public, but aloof and distant privately and when challenged she uses her office as council representative and head of the Public Safety Committee as a bully pulpit to get her way.
In the past 45 days:
· Toles allegedly steered $150,000 in grant money away from the Biz Center in Camp Springs, after Prince George's County Department of Housing and Community Development selected their proposal through a fair, transparent and competitive process to receive funding, Ms Toles improperly argued with other council members that the organization was in her District 7, when in fact the organization had been re-districted into Council 8. Her actions killed funding assistance to hundreds of minority businesses within the County.
Voted to allow the MGM Casino to break ground and begin construction without a negotiated community benefits agreement. Many small and local businesses believe the project will lock out local, small and minority businesses despite assurances from the county council. She also supported a law to extend the community impact area from a 10 mile radius from the National Harbor to 20 miles, effective killing state mandated employment for hundreds within the directly impacted areas.
Ms, Toles along with the county council and county executive Rushern T. Baker III is the subject of a $10 million Class Action lawsuit filed Tuesday May 13 in Prince George's County Circuit Court by independent music promoters, musicians and nightclub owners for violating their first amendment rights because of her signature CB-18 Law which prohibits dancing and cabarets unless $1,800 Dance Hall permit is secured. The law has resulted in more than 20 small restaurants/nightclubs being closed and community venues such as the Glenarden Gold Room and Christian Based Clinton Center losing customers and being severely impacted along with other community groups who used cabarets to fund scholarships and other philanthropic activities. At least two churches had outdoor events halted because of law. Many of the club owners were further offended by her placing a large sign supporting her re-election on the grounds of the old Legend Nightclub which she fought to have closed after the owner supported her campaign financially during her first run for office. Many believe if CB-18 were in force 20 years ago, Chuck Brown and Go-Go would have never become a staple of the DMV Entertainment scene.
In addition Toles recently voted for Project Labor Agreement that has locked out non-union businesses on several county projects, including Brandywine Fire Station. The law requires that Union personnel be used on all contracts above $1 million. She also is helping with support of County Executive Rushern T. Baker III, $1.3 million no-bid contract to CMT to provide small business assistance to clients in the county. Toles also is sponsor of Green Line DDOT bill that will force certain types of businesses – car washes, beauty salons, cemeteries, tow truck companies, check cashing places within one half mile of the Metro to be closed along Southern Avenue, Naylor Road and Branch Avenue Stations. Toles also refused to support $100 million Green Building Project in Seat Pleasant because of fear that Mayor Eugene Grant might run against her.
Toles, who caused a community uproar after driving more than 100 miles per hour on I-495 before trying to use her position to avoid penalties, also was cited recently for refusing to give an officer her registration following a stop last month during a traffic stop in Charles County.
"It's time people stepped up and use the vote to remove people who don't have our best interests of small businesses at heart," said a county official speaking about Toles at a recent meeting of a business group. "It's obvious through the legislation she supports that she knows nothing about how a business works."
According to EDTI President Joe Gaskins, Toles used her position as the council representative to deny the funding which was to be used to help EDTI provide technical assistance and office space to more than 400 county businesses in their incubator. Gaskins, who runs EDTI and President of the Prince George's Contractors Association, says he believes Toles retaliated because he is not supporting her reelection.
He says earlier this year Toles also stepped in to strip the organization of another $200,000 in funding which caused the organization lay out several members of its administrative staff and stop providing free classes on subjects such as grant writing, business plan writing and minority certifications. He is contemplating a lawsuit against Toles and the county council. He also is asking the U.S. Attorney for Maryland to investigate her contract relationships.
"She definitely overstepped her bounds," Gaskins said. "It's one thing to have political differences, but it's totally something else to stop funding that was legitimately awarded and steer it to another business or organization. This is what sent Jack Johnson to jail. This is the same kind of behavior that was prevalent during the last administration. Now it is rearing its ugly head again in the person of Karen Toles."
Several Civic Association leaders say they were denied grants because of political reasons. Several nonprofits say they too have been denied funding and even access for Toles, who often sets meetings and then breaks appointments. One group said shortly after being told Toles wasn't available they listened in disbelief on the phone and she talked negatively about their Forestville-based organization.
"It was shameful," said the leader. "That was no way for an elected official to act. I don't know how anyone could support her this time after all the dirt she has done."
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Our international sister site, AOL UK, is giving sports fans a reason to celebrate with the launch of AOL Sport. The new site launches in partnership with Sporting Life, which will integrate sports news, reviews, fixtures results and tables into the content hosted on AOL Sport.
The partnership builds on an existing deal with Sporting Life, which has previously provided limited fixtures and results for Fanhouse. The newly launched AOL Sport will offer fans a wide range of sports news and content covering Football (a.k.a. Soccer), Tennis, Rugby, Golf, Horse Racing, Cricket, Boxing and the Olympics.
Sporting Life, the leading provider of sports news and content (owned by Sky), will also integrate its Sky Bet service into AOL Sport.
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Happy Birthday, MyDaily UK!
Mydaily.co.uk celebrates its first birthday today with the announcement of a host of new features, editorial contributors and an eight-week Project Devil advertising campaign with Harrods.
We are delighted to announce that we are working with one of the UK's most exciting up-and-coming designers, Mary Katrantzou. Mary will be working closely with the editorial team to provide exclusive content for the site, newsletters, and Facebook and Twitter pages. Mary follows in the footsteps of Christopher Kane, who contributed to MyDaily over the course of the site's first year.
This deal comes into place as MyDaily immerses itself in all things London Fashion Week, and the team has been producing videos, news, features and blog content from the biggest shows in the capital as they happen. We're also proud to announce a major campaign with Harrods, which is running AOL's innovative Project Devil format to promote the launch of the store's brand new online monthly magazine, The Review. Our Project Devil canvas gives Harrods 100% share of voice on the page while engaging MyDaily readers through image galleries, designer interviews and editorial content produced in The Review.
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And to round off our birthday week, we'll be celebrating the end of our Amazing Women campaign with an afternoon tea event at the Savoy Hotel for all the winners, hosted by contributing editor, Dannii Minogue. The campaign was devised to celebrate the millions of women across the country that work tirelessly to balance careers, parenting, caring or volunteering with little or no recognition. Women were invited to nominate friends, family or public figures they felt most deserving of the 'Amazing Woman' accolade.
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A Daytona Beach man is accused of animal cruelty after police say he tormented and injured his own dog by having sex with the animal.
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Celebrating the Legacy of Captain Francis O'Neill
From Friday 9 to Sunday 11 September 2016 we celebrate the musical legacy of Chief O'Neill in Bantry with a traditional music festival to highlight his achievements as a collector of traditional Irish music.
Join us each year to enjoy O'Neill's amazing legacy as we bring the best contemporary musicians to West Cork for packed programme of concerts, workshops, sessions and fun here in Bantry.
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As the famous 'Chief' of the Chicago police force, Captain O'Neill won fame and affection in America, but he never lost his love for the Irish music he had learned as a child growing up in Tralibane near Bantry in West Cork.
Noticing that Chicago, with its large Irish population, was home to brilliant musicians from across Ireland, O'Neill set about building a unique collection of the tunes they played: a songbook for the musicians of the future. Chief O'Neill not only collected traditional tunes from Irish musicians in Chicago, he also published them in an impressive series of books which are still in print today. In the process, O'Neill helped to safeguard the future of traditional Irish music on both sides of the Atlantic.
In Chicago, and in West Cork, his memory has been kept alive over the last century, and we're delighted that our festival will bring his important legacy to an even wider audience. Help us to honour his achievements by coming to Bantry for the Chief O'Neill Traditional Music Festival each year.
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I recently installed Ubuntu 12.04, which I had been booting from a usb key, as a dual-boot on my machine running Windows 7. From what I had read online while researching, I was prepared to have to shrink the Windows partition and all that. But I never had to - it really was just a few clicks here and there and it was installed. I'm still pretty confused about it, but whatever, it worked, and the two peacefully coexist on my machine, and I have broken things to fix before I worry about fixing unbroken things.
So yesterday I got it in my head to look at my partitions (I was considering making an all new partition to install the Windows 8 Release Preview). What I saw confused me. Here's a screenshot of the disk utility. At this moment, there is nothing connected to my computer, and nothing in any of the optical drives/ports/card readers/etc.
Can you help me figure out what's going on here?
Don's Machine is, I believe, my Windows partition - that's the name I assigned my machine from Windows Explorer.
PQSERVICE is from what I can find online also Windows, but having to do with backup.
SYSTEM REQUIRED, if I browse it in Ubuntu, is definitely something to do with booting, and I believe it is also Windows'.
According to the sizes shown, those three together should use up my 500 GB HD.
Then further down, as a "peripheral device", it lists that 31 GB disk. This is obviously my Ubuntu (Model:Linux Loop:root.disk), but why is it showing up as a peripheral?
So, to sum up those questions and to add some more random ones I had:
- Why is Ubuntu showing up as a peripheral device?
- If the Windows sections take up all 500 GB, where does Ubuntu live?
- If I renamed the disk partitions, would my life become a nightmare (seriously - can I safely rename them)?
- Why didn't I have to resize the Windows partition in the first place?
- Would giving Ubuntu more space improve its performance (it hangs alot)?
- Is it possible to have a partition for each OS (Windows 7 & 8, Ubuntu), a partition for files, and a separate partition for backups? Is this towards the good or bad idea end of the spectrum?
@Elfy, would that explain why it keeps hanging? I guess I'll backup my files, rip it out, and reinstall it correctly later on today.
@Takkat: Rather than bother with converting it to a true install, which many things I read said would be difficult, I decided to just back up my small amount of data, erase it, and redo it the right way. Now I have something a little more in keeping with what I would expect from a dual boot, and every time I start up, I see a purple GRUB screen. Success I think. (I successfully created the partition without problem or data loss, but wasn't paying attention and installed 32 bit Ubuntu on a 64 bit system. Didn't work well. Fixed the MBR, uninstalled Linux, and installed the RIGHT Ubuntu).
- So can I rename these partitions?
- I set up a 50GB partition. How come the partition is 54 GB, and Ubuntu only took 4?


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WPJA Selected Judges
WPJA Selected Judges was a judge in the 2010 BRIDES Magazine Photo Contest
The WPJA provided another top-notch judging panel consisting of Pulitzer prize-winning photojournalists and picture editors for this round.
CAROL GUZY, PHOTOJOURNALISTCarol Guzy is a three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer with The Washington Post. Guzy originally studied to be a nurse, but changed course after taking a photojournalism class. She received her most recent Pulitzer in 2000 for photographs of Kosovo refugees, a second in 1995 for her portrayal of the U.S. intervention in Haiti, and her first in 1986 awarding her work during a mudslide in Colombia for The Miami Herald. Guzy graduated from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale in 1980 and acquired her first job with the Miami Herald after a successful internship. She spent eight years at the Herald, then joined The Washington Post in 1988. In 1990, Guzy was the first woman to receive the Newspaper Photographer of the Year Award, presented by the National Press Photographers Association.
DENIS FINLEY, DEPUTY MANAGING EDITORDenis Finley has been editor of The Virginian-Pilot since 2005 and is in charge of all newsroom operations. Denis firmly believes that newspapers and websites, like The Pilot and PilotOnline, should be a watchdog for the community and a vehicle to honor and respect the accomplishments of the people of South Hampton Roads.
Denis graduated with honors in 1975 from Philadelphia's Temple University. He received his master's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri in 1987 with Kappa Tau Alpha honors. He came to The Virginian-Pilot in 1987 as a photographer, became a photo editor in 1993, followed by stints as features editor and news editor, before becoming deputy managing editor for presentation in 1999. In that role, Finley guided The Pilot to recognition by the Society for News Design as one of the world's best-designed newspapers in 2001.
While at Missouri Denis was named national College Photographer of the Year and won Best-in-Show and college photographer of the year at the Southern Short Course. While at the Pilot, Denis was named NPPA Region 3 Photographer of the Year among numerous other awards, including awards in the Pictures of the Year competition.
Denis has been a visiting faculty member at the Poynter Institute, and has twice been a juror for the Pulitzer Prizes in photojournalism, including chairing the photojournalism jury in 2005.
Before attending graduate school Denis had a couple of other careers. He was a pastry chef for restaurants in New Jersey and Florida, and he was a school teacher in the Philadelphia public school system. Denis hails from Philadelphia, has eaten a few cheesesteaks and soft pretzels, and is a big Philly sports fan. Denis lives in Norfolk.
DAMON WINTER, PHOTOJOURNALISTDamon Winter, 35, joined the staff of the New York Times in May 2007 after working for three years as a staff photographer at the Los Angeles Times He has previously worked for The Dallas Morning News, Newsweek, Magnum Photos as well as The Ventura County Star and Indianapolis Star. Damon has covered a broad range of stories including conflicts in Israel and Afghanistan, 9/11 in New York, the Olympic Games and feature stories in Vietnam, Cuba, Russia and India among others.
Damon was born in New York and grew up in St. Thomas in the United States Virgin Islands. He studied at Columbia University in New York where he received a Bachelor's degree in environmental science. Damon has won awards from World Press Photo, Pictures of the Year (POYi), Society of News Design (SND), NPPA Best of Photojournalism, APME, and was named the NPPA Region 8 Photographer of the Year in 2002 and the California Press Photographer of
the year in 2006. He has been featured in the Communication Arts Photography Annual and was the subject of a feature profile in May/June 2005. His photo essay on sexual abuse victims in western Alaska was a finalist for the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography and was part of a portfolio that earned the National Journalism Award for Photojournalism that year. His coverage of Barack Obama's historic campaign for the presidency was awarded the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Feature photography. Damon now resides in Manhattan with his girlfriend Béatrice and cat Pearl.
MARTHA RIAL, PHOTOJOURNALISTMartha Rial is a Pulitzer Prize-winning independent photojournalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She fell in love with photography as a teenager while studying Look and Life magazines. Photography allows her to combine her love of people with a passion for storytelling.
Martha previously worked as a staff photographer for The St. Petersburg Times, and her hometown newspaper, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
She has won the Scripps Howard Foundation Award for Photojournalism, a National Headliner Award, and has been named Pennsylvania News Photographer of the Year. Martha's photographs documenting the lives of Burundian and Rwandan refugees won the 1998 Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Photography.
Rial has exhibited her work around the country and has shared her skills with students at Western Kentucky University's Mountain Workshops, Sundance Photographic Workshops and the Silver Eye Center For Photography.
Rial was recently chosen to participate in a one-year documentary project DOWNTOWN NOW for the Heinz Endowments. The project profiles the cultural and economic transformation of downtown Pittsburgh.


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Crash!, is a pastime in the game, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.
Crash!, is a pastime in which, Vic, much cause as much damage to vehicles in a period of time. The player can access the pastime, by entering the Coach, on Prawn Island, in the Film Studios, near the spaceship prop. The pastime becomes unlocked after the mission, Accidents Will Happen for Reni Wassulmaier. When you enter the coach at the movie studios on Prawn Island, trigger the pastime with the R3 button. The pastime will begin, and you will have to score over $2000 of damage in three minutes to pass the challenge. You receive points for the following collision types: bike dismount, car spun, car flipped, car sunk, destroyed car, and Knockon. A Knockon is when you knock a vehicle into one or more vehicles. This gives you a multiplier equal to the number of cars in the pileup. The best way to complete this challenge is to crash into vehicles up the long stretch of road on the Mainland Island. Every time to repeat the challenge, you will have to beat your previous record. When you complete this challenge you recieve $1000.


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The AHA Disciplinary Committee (DC) is comprised of players in the AHA that convene to review appeal cases for suspensions as the result of actions during AHA games. Listed below is the policy for filing appeals, how to submit an appeal, and the DC meeting schedule.
Appeal Guidelines
From the AHA Rules Addendum, the guidelines for appealing a suspension are:
Section 8 – Policy Guidelines
Any player receiving a suspension as a result of Section 4 – Penalties or Rules 705, 706 or 707 above, which prohibits them from participating in Adult Hockey Association, has the ability to register an appeal for reconsideration of that suspension. Please note that an appeal will not delay the immediate implementation of the suspension and could result in additional disciplinary action. Appeals must be filed within 7 days of the incident. A schedule of Disciplinary Committee Meetings Dates can be found on the AHA Website. All appeals must be submitted in writing by the offending player and received at least 10 days prior to the next scheduled Disciplinary Committee Meeting date in order to be heard at that meeting. If not received 10 days prior, the appeal will be heard at the following meeting. Any player wishing to appeal a suspension should keep in mind that they must demonstrate how an error was made when the suspension was levied.
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The moon of the moor - Yasumasa, from the series One hundred aspects of the moon
20 May 1888
Tsukioka YOSHITOSHI
1839 - 1892
Fujiwara no Yasumasa (958-1036) was a courtier and famous musician in the Heian court. The legend recounts that Yasumasa had a brother known as Hakamadare Yasusake who was an outlaw. One evening under the full moon, Yasumasa was walking through the moors and playing his flute when Hakamadare, in need of new clothes, crept behind Yasumasa intent to kill him for his robes. But Hakamadare became mesmerised by the music he heard from the flute so continued to follow him home. Yasumasa finally noticed who was behind him, he gave Hakamadare the robes and sent him away, saying words to the effect of: 'next time, ask'.
Yoshitoshi's career straddled two eras – the last years of the Edo period and the first few decades of modern Japan following the Meiji Restoration in 1867. Initially enthusiastic and opened to Western influxes, he became increasingly sceptical about the loss of numerous aspects of traditional Japanese art and culture due to rapid industrialisation and Westernisation. In a time when modern reproductive technologies such as photography and lithography were introduced to Japan and enjoyed high popularity, Yoshitoshi concentrated his efforts in introducing new themes and techniques to the stagnant art of ukiyo-e colour woodblock prints, taking it thus to a new height, before it definitely declined after his death. His highly imaginative, often flamboyant and even disturbing depictions of historical events, warriors, beautiful women and the supernatural has led him to be recognised as the last great master of traditional Japanese woodblock print.
Asian Art Department, AGNSW, August 2012.
Alternative title
harano no tsuki - Yasumasa
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Meiji period 1868 - 1912 → Japan
20 May 1888
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colour woodblock; ôban
39.0 x 26.0 cm
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Signed and dated.
Yasuko Myer Bequest Fund 2012
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Where the work was made
Referenced in 3 publications
Yuriko Iwakiri, Yoshitoshi Tsuki hyakushi (Yoshitoshi's One hundred aspects of the moon), Tokyo, 2010. General reference; Another edition was reproduced
John Stevenson, Yoshitoshi's One hundred aspects of the moon, Seattle, 1992, (colour illus.). cat.no.63; Another edition was reproduced
Chris UHLENBECK, Yoshitoshi: masterpieces from the Ed Freis collection, Leiden, 2011, 135-136. General reference; Another edition was reproduced


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There was, shall we say, a new hitch in West Virginia University's giddy-up, as practice began Friday afternoon, a lot of shouting, hand-clapping and the kind of enthusiasm you wouldn't expect from a team that two days earlier had traveled to Texas, played a bruising overtime game, had their travel plans scrambled and hadn't returned home until 7 the next morning.
But there they were, riding the crest of that first-ever Big 12 victory, running through drills that were more like football Oklahoma drills than anything Dr. James Naismith ever had in mind as they readied themselves for yet another war of attrition at 1:30 p.m. today at the Coliseum against a physical Kansas State team that leads the nation in offensive rebounding.
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Play of Noreen contagious
There isn't a coach anywhere in the basketball world who doesn't revere talent above all else in a player.
Oh, they may talk about the importance of heart and leadership and helping elderly women across the street, but nothing replaces a 40-inch vertical leap or an unerring jump shot from the corner with a hand in your face.
Kevin Noreen?
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QB coach Spavital bolts for Texas A&M
West Virginia University needs a quarterback to replace Geno Smith.
And now the Mountaineers need someone to coach him.
Early Thursday morning, WVU quarterback coach Jake Spavital confirmed to CBSSports.com in Dallas that he had accepted the job of quarterback coach and co-offensive coordinator at Texas A&M.
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Global average surface temperatures could be on track to chalk up a new record in 2014 if the trend set in the first five months of this year continues.
Data released today by US agency NASA shows that May's global temperature anomaly – the variance with the long term average - was 0.76oC. This compares with the previous warmest Mays in 2010 (0.70oC) and in 1998 (0.68oC) - an El Nino year.
This follows the release of satellite measurements of the average temperature of the global troposphere for May by the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) which showed that May 2014 was the third warmest May in the satellite record which dates back to 1978.


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Check out these book reviews written by the staff of the Marathon County Public Library, featuring reviews of fiction and nonfiction for adults, children and teens! These book reviews also are published at Goodreads.com; follow us for the latest updates.
"Villains, Scoundrels, and Rogues: Incredible True Tales of Mischief and Mayhem"
Paul Martin's book introduces readers to 30 Americans of dubious character. Included in this line-up are killers, cannibals, gangsters, confidence men, traitors, spies, crooked cops, witch hunters, quack doctors, gold-diggers and the world's most inept bodyguard, John Parker; just ask President Lincoln! Martin's book is an entertaining and informative look at some people you definitely don't want to spend time with...ever!
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There are several ways to volunteer at Tri City Union Gospel Mission
- Food Pantry Help (organizing & rotating food)
- Women's Clothing Room (sorting, sizing,organizing)
- Serving Meals (lunch or dinner)
- Community Food Box Assembly (Wednesday evenings)
- Fixing things around the mission (building repairs,
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- Clerical needs in the office
- Janitorial services
- ... and many more opportunities
It's easy to get started volunteering at Tri-City Union Gospel Mission. Simply fill out a volunteer application. The enrollment process will usually take 2 to 5 business days after you submit the completed form. Once you've been cleared to volunteer, you will receive a phone call and or confirmation email from the TCUGM volunteer coordinator. If you prefer to use a hard copy application form, call our office at (509)547-2112 and we will mail one to you.