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Setting aside the comb, she visibly squared her slender
shoulders. Her voice was even and she glanced around the fire,
looking each of them in the eye one by one. "It seems to me
that we cannot exist together peaceably without coming to some
sort of…arrangement. I am naïve I suppose, in many ways, but
not quite as much so as before the shipwreck. Men's bodies
seem to have a…wayward need for copulation. I cannot help but
notice—that is—sometimes—it is obvious—" she stammered, two
spots of color visible high in her cheeks even in the
Realizing she meant that she had noticed the telltale bulge of
an erection at some time or another, of which every single one
of them was probably guilty, Charles flushed too and shifted
uncomfortably. "We apologize most sincerely but it isn't
something a man can help, my lady. I don't know which one of
us offended you, but it wasn't on purpose. You are…very
beautiful," he finished lamely.
"Thank you," she said in a hushed voice, her gaze lowered
demurely. "And I wasn't offended particularly. I was a little
surprised, I suppose. It seems like such a basic response."
"Men," Jonathan admitted wryly, "are basic creatures. Enforced
abstinence is difficult at any time, but a little more so when
one spends time with a lovely half-dressed woman. It is simply
a fact."
She nodded. "That is my concern. I do not want you fighting
over me, which is what I feel might eventually happen. We are
not in a London drawing room any longer. You are all
gentlemen, but that is learned behavior, not innate." Jenna
took a deep breath, her breasts swaying provocatively under
her shift. "Your urges are not tempered here by the
opportunity for a discreet affair. I might be innocent but I
have been around soldiers before. Each one of you is
attractive, so I have no doubt you are rarely…abstinent.
However, I would not ever give myself to any man if it would
betray his marriage vows."
For a long heartbeat, no one spoke. Jonathan felt a frisson of
pure anticipation run through his body. "What exactly do you
propose, Jenna?" Even to his own ears, his voice sounded odd.
Her hand shook slightly as she lifted it to smooth back a
shimmering strand of hair caught by the light breeze. In the
distance, thunder rumbled again, growing closer, and the sea
licked the shore nearby in a sibilant whisper. "You could
share me. Back home, I suppose that would make me a whore—"
"You are the farthest thing possible from a whore," Jonathan
interrupted shortly, not even certain how to feel about what
she had just said. "Don't be ridiculous."
She continued with impressive dignity. "However, I cannot
think of another way to prevent discord. My virtue means
nothing if we never leave here. If we are rescued, I will have
been here with the three of you all this time, so my
reputation will already be tarnished even if you never touch
"You do not have to do this," Anthony Reeves said, but his
gaze suddenly glittered and his wide shoulders were tense. "We
can behave ourselves."
"I realize you would try." She shook her head, moving her
luxuriant hair. "But already this afternoon I saw the fury in
your eyes, Major, when you found me with Lord Charbeau.
Besides, this is not exclusively your problem, either. I am a
normal female and I cannot help but be curious over what it
would be like to lie with a man. Who knows now, with this
twist fate has given us, if I will ever marry. I enjoyed
Jonathan's kiss this afternoon and could probably be convinced
to allow him greater liberties." Her smile was faint and
slightly ironic. "I have a feeling he is a most persuasive man
and recall hearing rumors of his romantic exploits while in
London last year. Do you honestly think he will not be able to
seduce me eventually? And when he does, will you not be
frustrated and angry?"
Reeves looked uncomfortable. He shoved his fingers into his
thick hair, his mouth twisting. "Since you are being so
forthright, I cannot deny you affect me. But I feel as if we
are forcing this upon you."
She rose, graceful in the firelight, framed by the eerie
flickering lights over the water, and daintily brushed a
little of the obsequious sand that seemed to be everywhere
from her arm. "We are comrades, so to speak, trapped in a most
unusual situation. You all take care of me right down to
providing food and shelter. I suppose this is my contribution,
if you will. All I ask is that you work things out between you
so there is no rancor."
Out of sheer habit, they had also gotten politely to their
feet when she stood, old customs deeply ingrained and
exercised even on a wild island in the middle of a foreign
Jenna stood there, a vision in her lacy attire, all soft
voluptuous curves and glorious beauty. "I am retiring now. I
assume one of you will join me soon enough. Good night,
It would be morning soon.
On his side, the small shelter wreathed in darkness, Jonathan
lightly touched the woman sleeping next to him, feeling a
little guilty, but enough to stop. In the dim light she looked
ethereal and unfairly lovely, her voluptuous body gilded by
filtered moonlight, her tumbled hair like spun gold. His sperm
was on her slim thighs, glistening in thin rivulets.
She was right, of course. They were all under the spell of
forces ancient as time itself. The need to eat, to sleep and
protect their carefully carved out space on the island …the
need to find a sexual partner. Those basics occupied their
every waking moment.
In a few hours, she would belong to someone else.
There was no reason not to wake her, he decided selfishly. She
could sleep late in the morning. He was straining and erect,
his cock rigid with the sort of need he had never felt for
another woman…by the gods, he'd almost told her that earlier.
Leaning over her, he eased her on her back and covered her
body, gently pushing her legs apart and settling between them.
She began to wake as he nibbled on her neck, his throbbing
penis nudging her female opening. "Let me know when you're
ready," he murmured against the curve of her throat. "But
don't," he said, lifting his head and smiling wickedly into
her sleepy eyes, "take too long."
"Jonathan." His name was a sigh and her hands lifted to
lightly rest on his back. "Don't you ever rest?"
"Why would I rest?" he asked, kissing her right breast, savory
the silky firmness, "when you are so deliciously available."
"What if I prefer to sleep?" she asked, her eyes still
"Do you?" He sucked her nipple into his mouth, teasing it with
his tongue.
"No." Her breath shuddered in her chest as he nibbled and
licked at the bud. The admission, and the fact that she was
already slick with his discharge from their earlier
intercourse, made him enter her with slow pressure, not able
to suppress a low sound of satisfaction as he was enveloped in
perfect tight wet heat. Jenna lifted her hips to accept and
take him deeper, opening her thighs wide and raising her legs
to put them around his waist. This time he didn't feel just
the violent need for carnal release, but also the need to
touch and kiss her, and he moved slowly, looking into her
eyes. He could hear the soft wet sounds of his penis sliding
in and out of her vagina, registering the changes in her
breathing as she began to climb that orgasmic peak, holding
back as he made love to her with infinite finesse, a distinct
difference from their wild joining earlier.
"Please," she finally begged, "Oh, Jonathan…harder."
He kissed her flushed cheek, not complying, loving her
breathless moans. "It's good this way, my love. Don't be so
impatient, you'll get there."
Her small hands clutched frantically at his back. "I don't
want to wait…Oh God, you're so big…it feels so good. Help me."
The truth was, he didn't want to wait either. "Anything for
the lady's pleasure," he murmured, and suddenly pushed
incredibly deep, making her cry out. Pulling back, he did it
again, fast and hard, touching her trembling womb. Her
resulting orgasm was intense and instant, her legs locking as
she lifted against him, forcing him as deep as he could go,
her eyes tightly shut as she uttered a low, keening scream...
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Europe expects more struggles ahead next year.
Stock futures were lower this morning before the ISM services report, and the European Commission cut its growth forecasts.
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Sentiment on Wall Street turned gloomy after the European Commission reduced its forecasts for economic growth and employment in the eurozone. No growth is expected in 2013. In 2014, the EC expects 1.1% growth, down from an already middling 1.2%. It says that unemployment will rise to 12.2%, unchanged from September of this year. The European Central Bank might cut interest rates further in its meeting this week to address low inflation numbers. European stock indices declined overnight.
HSBC and Markit's China services PMI reading confirmed that China is turning for the better. Non-manufacturing PMI rose to 52.6 from 52.4 in September. The government's version of the indicator, which is weighted more toward large state-owned enterprises, rose to 56.3 from 55.4.
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(NYSE:AOL) reported today that net profit fell by 90% in the third quarter. Excluding one-time charges such as the $405 million acquisition of Adap.tv and cost-cutting restructuring at Patch, earnings per share beat expectations at $0.55. Revenue also beat expectations at $561.3 million.
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Today, Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker and San Francisco's John Williams will both deliver speeches.
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Classifying every new television interview with Doug Hutchison and his jailbait bride Courtney Stodden as the "creepiest ever" seems redundant, and yet, these two consistently manage to find new ways to top their previous unsettling chats. The deeply Christian country singer continued her grand press tour with a stop at Father Albert's talk show to discuss the tired topics of the 35-year age difference between them and her virginity. Leave it to a priest to bring up the issue of college and continued education, being that as a 16-year-old Stodden should be enjoying a little pre-calculus with a side of world history come September. But like so many aspiring stars, school is not important to her right now. "He's my college. He's my acting coach!" she said of her esteemed husband who until a month ago was best known as one of the sketchy Others on Lost. "I have a built-in acting coach right here. How many girls…that's their dream, and I fell in love with my dream. He's my soulmate." Cue Father Albert's nervous sweating. "Do you feel comfortable with her saying that? 'Cause I don't," he replied. While we can think of a few things that are on the syllabus at Hutchison University, Doug went one step further by actually articulating what a days worth of schooling entails. "We're hopefully educating each other," he explained. "What were here to do is to touch each other and to love each other as best we can." Really, you shouldn't have.
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Bryce Lee Brown
Position: RB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 223 lbs.
Born: May 14, 1991 in Wichita, KS
High School: Wichita East
College: Kansas St. (school history) (Brown college stats)
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 7th round (229th overall) of the 2012 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 8 (7842nd overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Arthur Brown
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March 12, 2012
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WALNUT CREEK, CALIF. - With its new partnership with Force 10 Sports Marketing, LLC, the Seattle Sports Commission and Seattle Center, the Pac-12 Conference will bring the Pac-12 Women's Basketball Tournament to KeyArena in Seattle in 2013, and will deliver unprecedented national television exposure to its women's basketball teams and student-athletes, it was announced today.
The new agreement, which runs through 2015, moves the tournament to the first full week in March to strengthen television windows and maximize national exposure. ESPN2 will televise the championship game, while all other games will be carried nationally on the Pac-12 Networks. The 2013 tournament will be played March 7-10.
"We are extremely proud of the rich heritage the Pac-12 has in women's basketball and we feel strongly that this new partnership will enhance the tournament experience for our student-athletes and fans," Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott said. "Seattle is a beautiful city that has proven to be a prolific women's basketball market. Force 10 Sports Marketing shares our commitment and passion for women's sports and we look forward to growing the tournament together."
The popularity of women's basketball in the Seattle market, the 12th largest in the nation, can be seen with the ground-breaking success of the WNBA's Seattle Storm. The team is consistently among the leaders in attendance in the WNBA, averaging 8,658 fans in 17 regular-season home games in 2011. They have increased attendance 10 percent the last two years.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for Seattle and the Pac-12 Conference," CEO of Force 10 Sports Marketing, LLC Karen Bryant said. "We are tremendously excited about working together to deliver a first class event for the participants, fans and the community. This region is passionate about basketball and an ideal destination for this championship tournament."
KeyArena, home to the two-time WNBA Champion Storm, has entertained more than 10 million guests as Seattle's premier venue for sports, concerts and family entertainment. Its unique design provides sports and concert fans an intimate entertainment experience with spectacular sightlines and acoustics. A commuter-friendly city, fans have a convenient link between downtown Seattle and Seattle Center with the Seattle Center Monorail.
"We are very excited to host the Pac-12 Conference and their Women's Basketball Tournament at KeyArena," Executive Director of the Seattle Sports Commission Ralph Morton said. "It is a great opportunity for us to show off our community to one of the premier conferences in the country and the thousands of fans that follow their member institutions. Seattle is an ideal destination for hosting major events and this tournament will be a great addition to the sports calendar for our region." The Pac-12 Women's Basketball Tournament, the Conference's premier women's sporting event, enters its 12th season in 2013. The tournament made its debut in 2002 and was held at the University of Oregon's campus in Eugene, Ore. The four-day event spent the last four years in Los Angeles.
"The WNBA Seattle Storm brings such tremendous spirit and community support to KeyArena at Seattle Center; and now this premier sports and entertainment venue will host the Pac-12 women's basketball tournament," Director of Seattle Center Robert Nellams said. "We look forward to welcoming these amazing young women and bringing the community back to the Key for more outstanding women's basketball."


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Originally Posted by Rural
Rule 33-7 should never have applied.
6-6 should have applied. Left the scoring area after signing an incorrect card. See ya.
That scorecard was not wrong. The committee had looked at and cleared that drop by the time he left. There was nothing wrong with his score at that time. They changed their mind later on. The card was right and that's why a DQ was never an option.
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Originally Posted by Cy4Lifer
Tiger loses. Many people are happy. Nothing more to discuss here. Move along.
Many people get their happiness out of other's failures. I'm glad I'm not one of those people.
Scott is cheating with that belly putter!
Originally Posted by Tre4ISU
Many people get their happiness out of other's failures. I'm glad I'm not one of those people.
Wrong. I get happiness out of all of the OTHER golfers' successes.
Originally Posted by BoxsterCy
Scott is cheating with that belly putter!
Actually only the us open and British open tournaments will ban the belly or anchoring putter. The PGA is against the ban, the usga and r&a only run those two tournaments. However us ameteurs have to play by usga rules and will not be able use them. It's messed up and I guess the rule is never applied.
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In retail, something doesn't always register between customer and employee, whether that actually is at the register or on the sales floor. There is an unspoken disconnect in the form of common courtesy.
Anyone who works retail, and that is a lot of college students, knows just how mean customers can get. No one is perfect — not an employee and not a customer. However, at times, it feels like customers take advantage, belittle and argue with employees over things that are out of the employee's control.
Even the nicest of associates have gotten their fair share of glitter short shorts literally thrown in their faces (or maybe that's just me). Why did this happen? Because I asked what size they wanted.
It's our job to make sure that the customers' shopping experience is rewarding and that they, in turn, reward us with big profits and store credit cards by the end of the day. Or at the very least, give us enough revenue to make our managers happy.
Not all customers are mean. A lot of them are nice and willing to, at the very least, tolerate us. Some invite our opinions and advice, but others truly are downright awful.
Here's the lowdown for all mean customers out there — employees really don't care what size you are and we really don't feel like getting on our knees to pull out those size-6 jeans that you could easily get on your own.
My all-time favorite is when customers try to argue with the register, telling employees that we are wrong, when in fact, we are just relaying the information that the system is telling us.
Basically, when you treat us rudely and whip past us as we try to tell you the deals, we will purposely trail you until you hear every word we have to say. We do what we do because we have to. It is what gets us more hours each week.
And this bitterness is all coming from a rather non-argumentative person.
The fact of the matter is that we all have to work at some point and most of us wind up in retail at one time or another. Most people can relate to enduring this conduct.
No one likes this kind of treatment, but we have to suck it up and deal with it, unless, of course, the conduct is totally unacceptable (i.e. screaming customer bitching out the manager).
If you treat us nicely, with just an ounce of decency, we are glad to return the favor. We'll probably make your shopping experience even more rewarding.
I'm not going to lie, before working retail, I hated when an associate pounced on me the minute I walked into a store. I didn't want to tell her how I was — "Good, thank you," was too much talking — and I didn't want to give my email, that also required me to speak too much at the register. Now, I sympathize.
The truth is, as many people say, you do not understand retail until you work it. Or at least maybe read this editorial.
So, throw the employee a bone and make up a fake email, if nothing else. "I don't have an email address" might be the biggest lie of the century.
Be courteous and respectful, as I'm sure most of you are— after all, many of you have part-time jobs! And to those select individuals who lack all common courtesy for the workingman, well, I feel bad for you.
You never know, your next job could be at the mall this summer. Happy shopping!


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I just picked up a Walther PPS with the intensions of using it as a back up/carry when I don't want to carry the .45 gun. After getting it home and actually comparing it side by side (something I didn't do at the store) it's really not that small of a gun. I think it's a great addition to my collection but it's not a small pocket gun. Here's a few comparison photo's.
Compared to my FNP9 full size 9mm
Compared to my Kimber Ultra Carry II it's about the same size, just a bit thinner. Haven't weighed it but it is lighter.


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Update, 5:55 p.m. EDT: According to the Coast Guard Web site, the search for Vilborg continues. Vance Gulliksen, a Carnival spokesperson, said that Carnival Holiday was released from the search on Tuesday, and it is now en route to Cozumel. We'll keep you updated as additional details become available.
(6:45 a.m. EDT) -- The U.S. Coast Guard continued its search last night for the missing 50-year-old woman who reportedly went overboard on Carnival Holiday on Monday evening. The search has been unsuccessful so far.
CNN reported on its Web Site that the Coast Guard identified the woman as Michelle Vilborg of Bay Minette, Alabama.
Since Monday, Coast Guard crews have searched approximately 3,215 square miles, after the woman went overboard about 75 miles south-southwest of Pensacola, Florida.
Holiday is currently sailing a five-night Western Caribbean cruise that departed from Mobile on Monday. The cruise will end Saturday in Mobile after calls on Cozumel and Playa del Carmen.
Yesterday, Carnival Cruise Lines confirmed that the woman was suspected to have gone overboard at approximately 11 p.m. CDT Monday, after another guest reported hearing a splash sound in the water to a crewmember. A cabin-by-cabin check was conducted, which confirmed a missing female guest.
At this point, there has been no further update from Carnival.
We'll keep you posted.
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The Crimson Tide's total includes a pair of NCAA champions, 11 All-Americans and four Academic All-Americans
The Crimson Tide's sweep of SMU marks Alabama's third-straight sweep over opponents in Tuscaloosa
The Crimson Tide rowing team led the way with 26 honors while the men's and women's track and field teams added 19 and 18, respectively.
The Crimson Tide place 18 on the First Team, seven on the Second Team
2013-14 (SOPHOMORE) Earned a fifth-place finish as part of the Collegiate 8+ at the Chattanooga Head Race... competed at Head of the Hooch as part of Championship 2x earning an 8th place finish and Open 8+ placing 23rd... beat Tennessee to finish in 2nd place in the Oak Ridge Cardinal as part of the 2nd Varsity 4... competed against St. Mary's and finished 1st as part of the 2nd Varsity 4... 1st place as part of the 2nd Varsity 4 against SMU and Eastern Michigan... finished 4th place overall as part of the 2nd Varsity 4 in the Knecht Cup...competed in the Dale England Cup Regatta in the 2nd Varsity 4. 2012-13 (FRESHMAN)Earned a second-place finish with the Second Novice 8+ at the Cardinal Invitational ... rowed with the Second Varsity 4+, earning first- and third-place finishes at the Cardinal Invitational ... part of the Second Varsity 4+ that finished second at the Clemson Dual Regatta ... rowed with the First Varsity 4+ against Central Florida and West Virginia for a first- place finish ... earned two second- place finishes and a third-place finish with the Second Varsity 4+ at the Dale England Cup.
Prep Highlights:Rowed for Kirsten Anderson of the Orlando Area Rowing Society ... won the state championship in 2010 ... took third at the 2011 Head of the Hooch ... member of the National English Honor Society, Sixth Man, Fishing Club, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... competed in cheerleading and basketball.
Personal Information:Full name: Anna Kathryn Chambers ... daughter of Suzanne and Landon Chambers ... brothers, Colby and Darrin ... pre-major studies ... born June 23, 1994.


text: Student Chapter Operations Manual Tips, Tools and Resources Permissions Welcome to the Chapter Operations Manual! This manual is an online resource for all chapter leaders and is one of many tools to help you succeed in your volunteer role. It provides you with the basic tools and resources needed to effectively manage and grow the chapter within your college/university community. Refer to it often -- bookmark it for easy access! SHRM at a Glance Overview SHRM Mission Statement Vision Statement SHRM Bylaws Code of Ethics SHRM Certification SHRM Foundation Chapter Operations Starting Your Year Chapter Organization Ten Characteristics of Successful Student Chapters Governance Leadership Roles New Officer Installation Model Student Chapter Bylaws Maintaining Your Charter Robert's Rules of Order Financial Management SHRM Guide to Chapter Financial Management Fundraising Using SHRM's Tax ID Number Reporting Membership Merit Award Application Student Chapter Information Form Supplies and Mailings Chapter mailings Chapter Supplies Awards and Recognition Advisor of the Year Chapter Merit Award Program Outstanding Chapter Award Scholarships Award Applications Communication and Publications Newsletters Social Media Toolkit SHRMStudent Focus SHRM Connect Conferences SHRM Annual Student Conference SHRM Regional Student Conferences and Case Competition Hosting a Conference Development Opportunities Assurance of Learning Assessment Internship Programs Creating a Mentoring Program SHRM Case Competition Logo Identification SHRM "AFFILIATE OF" Logo Graphics Standards Manual for Affiliates Membership Student Membership Program Membership FAQs Benefits of Student Membership Presentation Five Secrets to Sucessful Recruiting 50 Great Recruiting Ideas for Student Chapters Programming Chapter Programming Joint Activities with Other Clubs Student Chapter Idea Book Sponsoring Chapter Interacting with Sponsoring Chapter Locating a local Sponsoring Chapter Appendix A - Online Resources B - Sample Operations Calendar Permissions ADVERTISING LINKS


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Yesterday, I finally received an invite from Nokia Philippines' PR agency for the launch of Nokia Asha 501 in the country happening Thursday next week.
Nokia usually makes its devices available at stores and authorized retailers a week after their introduction to the media and the tech blogging community. Hence, we can expect Nokia Asha 501 to be up for purchase across the archipelago within the first week of July.
I know that a lot of you have been waiting eagerly for this smartphone lite to become available locally since its formal announcement last May 9 in New Delhi, India. But for those who are hearing about it for the first time, Nokia Asha 501 is the first device from the Finnish company to run the revamped Symbian-based Asha Touch operating system, which is designed to make the user's mobile experience faster, more intuitive, and more responsive.
The handset comes replete with a 3-inch capacitive touchscreen display, 3.15 MegaPixel camera, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity support, and a 1,200 mAh battery pack delivering up to a whopping 48 days of standby time and 17 hours of talk time. Other features include the Nokia Xpress Browser that compresses data allowing users browse websites faster, and Slam, which lets you transfer content from one Bluetooth-enabled Asha to another without having to go through the process of pairing.
Nokia Asha 501 has swappable back cases available in six colors, namely, Cyan, Bright Red, Bright Green, Yellow, White, and Black. As of writing, no word yet from Nokia Philippines on the device's official SRP so we're the TP Price Guesstimate in the area of Php 4,000 to Php 4,200.


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|Assistant Athletics Director of Football Operations
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John Wrenn enters his second year as Assistant Athletics Director of Football Operations and High School Relations under head coach Todd Graham.
Wrenn served as running backs coach and assistant special teams coach in 2006 for former head coach Dirk Koetter.
Wrenn compiled an impressive 223-46 won-loss record in 23 years of high school coaching, both at Hamilton High School and in the state of Illinois. He earned state Coach-of-the-Year accolades five times, three times in Arizona (1999, 2003 and 2004) and twice in Illinois. He has earned regional Coach-of-the-Year honors 15 times and was Chicago-area Coach-of-the-Year on four occasions.
Wrenn's teams competed in the state playoffs 19 times, winning three state championships. His squads were runners-up twice, semi-finalists three times and quarter-finalists four times. Wrenn won 16 Conference/Region Championships.
At Hamilton High, Wrenn's team posted a 91-11 eight-year record and won two state championships. Twice more his teams made it to the state championship game. His Hamilton resume also includes one state semi-finalist team and two quarter-finalist teams. Hamilton won the region championships five times (2000, 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005).
At Perry High, Wrenn provided overall leadership, supervision and coordination of all sports programs. As Athletic Director at Hamilton High, Wrenn hired all coaches, helped develop all athletic facilities and supervised all athletic-related activities. He also served as the Department Head for Physical Education.
Wrenn's state of Illinois career included a 10-year stint as head football coach at Homewood-Flossmoor High School in Flossmoor, Illinois. His teams there compiled a 99-18 record, including one state championship, nine conference championships, nine state playoff appearances, two state semi-finalists and two quarter-finalists. Wrenn also served as the Assistant Athletic Director at Homewood-Flossmoor in 1995-96. In 1985-86, Wrenn was the wide receivers coach under Mike White at the University of Illinois. The Fighting Illini ranked in the nation's top 10 in passing that year and played in the 1985 Peach Bowl.
From 1982-84, Wrenn was the head football coach at West Aurora High School in Aurora, Ill. There, his teams posted a two-year record of 18-11 and won two conference championships and two state playoff berths.
Before a one-year stint at a private company in 1981-82, Wrenn was the head football coach at East Aurora High School for two seasons (1979-81) and posted a 14-5 record, one conference championship and one state playoff appearance.
From 1977-79, Wrenn was an assistant football coach at West Aurora High and served in the same capacity between 1974-77 at Elgin Larkin High School in Elgin, Illinois.
As a player Wrenn was the Most Valuable Player for Western Illinois University in 1972. He lettered there between 1970 and 1973, captaining the teams in 1971 and 1972. He was a Division II All-American and still holds the school career interceptions record with 18. He is a member of the Western Illinois athletic Hall of Fame and was a Blue Key National Honor Society member.


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It's kitten season! The Kansas Humane Society is holding a KITTENPALOOZA! adoption event today from 1pm to 3pm. During this 2-hour event all kittens will be $25. Literally dozens of kittens are ready for homes and are looking to win your heart.
Our wonderful KHS foster homes will bring in dozens of kittens who are ready to make their adoption debut. Adoption fees include: Spay/Neuter Surgery, vaccinations, physical exam, microchip, flea & tick treatment, and more!
KTTENPALOOZA! Adoption Specials:
- $25 Kittens - 9 months and under
- As always, FREE Adult Cats
- $50 Adult Dogs - 5 years and up
- Whole Kitten-Caboodle! Adopt a kitten and get our cat package of supplies for only $25.
"Summers are a busy time for the Kansas Humane Society and this summer is no exception. KHS has over 100 pets available for adoption, with more coming in every day, and we need help from the community through adoptions and donations," said Melissa Houston, Director of Marketing and Communications. "As a non-profit, cash donations help our animals where the need is greatest, however, gifts of supplies are also welcome! Donations of wishlist items like replacement formula help us save more animal lives each year."
Kansas Humane Society Summer Wishlist
- Replacement Milk Formula for Puppies & Kittens
- Soft Treats
- Toys
- Large Wire Crates
- Complete list on our website at www.kshumane.org
As always, please spay/neuter your pets to prevent unwanted litters. Kittens grow up into cats, so please be sure you're ready to make the lifetime commitment to your new addition.
See pets for adoption at 3313 N. Hillside in Wichita, call (316) 524-9196 or visit www.kshumane.org for more information. KHS is open for adoptions Monday – Thursday, 11:00 am - 6:30 pm; Friday, 11:00 - 8:00 pm; Saturday, 11:00 am - 6:30 pm and Sunday, 1 pm - 5 pm.


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SANTA CLARA, CA—NOVEMBER 14, 2003—NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA), the worldwide leader in visual processing solutions, will be hosting a media event on Monday November 17th at 9:00 AM at the Four Seasons, adjacent to the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. With the introduction of NVIDIA's newest mobile graphics technology for notebooks, CEO and president Jen-Hsun Huang will address the Company's vision—enabling cinematic computing across all platforms.
In addition to Monday's event, NVIDIA technology will be heavily featured throughout Comdex:
For further information about any of these activities please contact:
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About NVIDIA
NVIDIA Corporation is a market leader in visual computing technology dedicated to creating products that enhance the interactive experience on consumer and professional computing platforms. Its graphics and communications processors have broad market reach and are incorporated into a wide variety of computing platforms, including consumer digital-media PCs, enterprise PCs, professional workstations, digital content creation systems, notebook PCs, military navigation systems and video game consoles. NVIDIA is headquartered in Santa Clara, California and employs more than 1,700 people worldwide. For more information, visit the Company's Web site at www.nvidia.com.
Certain statements in this press release, including any statements relating to the Company's performance expectations for NVIDIA's family of products and expectations of continued revenue growth, are forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause results to be materially different than expectations. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, manufacturing and other delays relating to new products, difficulties in the fabrication process and dependence of the Company on third-party manufacturers, general industry trends including cyclical trends in the PC and semiconductor industries, the impact of competitive products and pricing alternatives, market acceptance of the Company's new products, and the Company's dependence on third-party developers and publishers. Investors are advised to read the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, particularly those sections entitled "Certain Business Risks," for a fuller discussion of these and other risks and uncertainties.
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Cabrini students held a mock town meeting in Norristown's Municipal Hall as part of a course on Community and Economic Development to present development proposals for the Norristown community.
The following presentations are the result of outside research, conversations with people in the Norristown community, and in-class discussion. Each team was asked to create a development proposal for consideration by the Town Council (also composed of Cabrini students), who heard the arguments and made recommendations.
Town MarketThis team is advocating for the development of a Town Market, modeled after Baltimore's city markets. Team: Eric Euganeo, Andrew Jacobs, Kathleen Schuster, Patrick Trencansky
Urban MallThis team, backed by a regional developer, proposes the development of a high-rise apartment and strip mall to be located near the courthouse. Team: Michele Ferrise, Lauren Fulginitti, Manuel Guzman, Greg Lusty
Business Improvement DistrictA group of area business owners has joined together and proposes the creation of a Business Improvement District in the downtown area. Team: Glenn Gale, Casey Grugan, Joe Monroe
Business EducationA group of business consultants feel that setting up a small‑business incubator, including business-education services and low-cost office space would help spur local business growth.Team: Joe Herring, Jay McEvilly, Ryan Kaysen
Senior CommunityWith a growing senior citizen population, a developer advocates for expanded services for senior citizens. Team: Alyssa Ford, Whitney Ruland, Melissa Santangelo, Lauren Tice
Local MarketingBuilding on the town of Media's success as 'America's First Fair-Trade City', this group proposes a comprehensive marketing campaign to draw residents from surrounding communities into downtown Norristown. Team: Theresa Canamucio, Kaitlin Manning, Jessica Messina
Town CouncilThe Council's job is to weigh each proposal within the context of the city's historical, legal, and political context. Team: Jeff Puco, Danielle Rainey, Jeremy Ukranski
We wish to thank Gabriela Ibarra, David Forrest, and the various members of the Norristown community that made this project possible.
Faculty Contact: Dr. Eric Malm, Business Department, email@example.com
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Dec. 31, 2004
CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) - Chris Stephens hit five of six free throws in the final 18 seconds as Oregon State held on to beat UCLA 85-80 on Friday.
David Lucas had 21 points and J.S. Nash had 20 for Oregon State (8-3, 1-0). The Beavers led by as many as 14 in the second half.
Michael Fey had 23 and Dijon Thompson had 20 for the Bruins.
The Beavers led 71-57, but Thompson hit two 3-pointers and Michael Fey had a rim-shaking dunk to cut into the lead. The Bruins (6-2, 1-1) got within three, but Stephens hit his free throws to close out the game.
Lucas, a senior who was an all-conference selection last year, was sidelined until this week with a torn tendon in his big toe. He didn't start, but played 26 minutes.
Lucas scored 13 points in 17 minutes in his debut Tuesday against Sacramento State.
Five Beavers scored in double-figures.
Morrison and Farmar each had 11 points in the first half, with the Bruins going on an 11-0 run before the break to lead 42-37.
The game turned Oregon State's way in the second half.
Sasa Cuic hit a 3-pointer to pull the Beavers even at 42. Josh Shipp answered on the other end, but Jason Fontenet and Nash hit back-to-back 3-pointers to give Oregon State the lead again. A minute later, Nash buried another 3-pointer, the Beavers' fourth in four shots, and the lead was 51-45.


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City v WBA: Paddy Power specials!
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All the best odds from Paddy Power ahead of Monday night's Premier League clash...
Get the latest odds for Man City v West Brom with Paddy Power!
City to win 1/5
With just five games to go Manchester City host West Bromwich Albion at the Etihad looking to get back to winning ways in the Premier League. Having beaten the Baggies 3-2 at the Hawthornes already this season, making it seven wins and one draw in their last eight league meetings, City are heavy favourites to win at 1/5.
Total Goals in match
City have kept five clean sheets in their last seven games against West Brom and are evens to keep the visitors at bay on Monday. They have also scored at least three goals in three of the last four games against the visitors at the Etihad Stadium. City are 4/6 to score three or more goals in this game.
Handicap Markets
Due to the short match price there has been plenty of interest in City -1 goal at 8/15 and City -2 goals at 13/10. If you're expecting Manuel Pellegrini's men to bounce back with added purpose then you can take on City -3 goals at 3/1.
There are two obvious candidates in the goalscoring markets in this game. Sergio Aguero, with another hour of football under his belt, is the clear favourite with the punters at 5/2 to score first and 4/11 to score anytime. The Argentine striker has three goals in four games against West Brom, two of which were the opening goals in their respective games. Both of which came within the first ten minutes. A goal to be scored up to and including the 10th minute is priced at 12/5 in this game.
Edin Dzeko is next in the betting at 7/2 to score first and 8/13 to score anytime. With three goals in his last three goals against West Brom heshould find plenty of backers in this game. If he isn't in the first eleven he's worth a shout to score the last goal at 7/2.
Winning Margin
Just like Sunderland West Brom are still scrapping for their Premier League safety and will arrive at the Etihad Stadium looking to make things as difficult as possible for Manchester City. The end goal for this game is to secure three points, whether it's by three goals or just one. Manchester City to win by exactly one goal is a profitable 16/5 if this game turns out to be tighter than the odds-makers are expecting.


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William I. Traeger
On March 4, 1921, Traeger was appointed by the Board of Supervisors to fill out the term of
John C. Cline, who resigned the office.
Born in Porterville, California, on February 26, 1880, he was appointed a deputy constable
in Porterville at the age of 16.
Realizing the necessity of a thorough education, he decided to enter Stanford University. In
August 1899, he arrived at that institution with $1.25 in his pocket.
Bill worked his way through college as a cook, roustabout, student baggage transfer man,
and any other odd job that came his way.
While a student at Stanford, he won distinction as
a football player and was elected team captain in
December 1901. After an illustrious football
career at Stanford he applied for a leave of absence
due to a serious illness in January 1902.
While studying law in Porterville various college
football teams were seeking his services as coach.
Pomona College acquired Traeger as coach in
September 1902 and the next year he was coaching
Occidental. In 1906 he coached the Los Angeles
High School team and lead the University of
Southern California in 1908.
Football coaching, however, was only a sideline.
In 1903 he became a law enforcement officer, this
time appointed by United States Marshal Osborne
as one of his deputies from 1903-1906.
In 1906, he left the Marshal's Office and on
January 7, 1907, was appointed deputy sheriff by William A. Hammel. He was sworn in at
the same time as future Sheriff Biscailuz.
Traeger left the Sheriff's Office in 1911 to accept an appointment as Deputy Clerk of the
California Supreme Court. He remained there until 1921, when he was appointed Sheriff
until 1932 when he was elected as a Republican to the Seventy-third Congress (March 4,
1933-January 3, 1935).
Sheriff Traeger was the first president of the Los Angeles County Peace Officers'
Association and a past president of the Sheriff's Relief Association.
William Traeger died in Los Angeles, Calif., January 20, 1935.


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When Manda and her Mom refinished this gorgeous old bed frame, they ran into a little glitch: modern day mattresses are a little bigger than the ones this bed was made for. To solve that dilemma, they pulled out the old frame and slats and attached the headboard and footboard to a modern, metal frame. Manda was left with some aged wood and shared the way she repurposed some of it at Lost in the Found.


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This November, in recognition of National Diabetes Month, the NDEP is promoting the theme, "Make a plan to prevent diabetes and its complications." Managing or preventing diabetes is hard work. But making a plan can make achieving health goals easier. This November, use NDEP's National Diabetes Month campaign materials to encourage people in your community to make a plan and set goals that will work for them—whether they have diabetes or are at risk for the disease.
Having trouble figuring out how to promote National Diabetes Month? NDEP has three easy ways that you can get involved and spread the word in your community!
During National Family Health Month in October, family physicians urge Americans to take a closer look at their health by conducting a personal health inventory. Because many diseases—including diabetes—run in families, understanding family health history is important to any health inventory. And making the necessary changes to improve health is easier with the support of loved ones. This October, join the NDEP in recognizing National Family Health Month by encouraging people in your community to learn about their family health history and to work with their family members to prevent or manage diabetes. Distribute NDEP's Family History feature articles to local media or through your organization's newsletter, share NDEP's Family History print PSAs with your local newspapers or area magazines, put up NDEP's Family History posters in locations where people with or at risk for diabetes will see them, and post the Family Health History & Diabetes 4 Questions web button to your organization's website.
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated annually from September 15 through October 15. In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, NDEP encourages partners to share ways Hispanics/Latinos can reduce their risk for type 2 diabetes and prevent or delay diabetes complications by disseminating NDEP's English- and Spanish-language resources for Hispanic/Latino audiences. Help Hispanics/Latinos in your community reduce their risk for diabetes with NDEP's Paso a Paso tip sheet; Nunca es muy temprano para prevenir la diabetes (It's Never Too Early to Prevent Diabetes) tip sheet; Road to Health toolkit, training guide, and training video; Ten Ways Hispanics/Latinos Can Prevent Type 2 Diabetes feature article; and the Movimiento por su vida CDs/DVDs. For people with diabetes, share NDEP's Consejos para jóvenes con diabetes English/Spanish bilingual teentip sheet series. To learn more about diabetes in Hispanic/Latino populations, check out NDEP's The Diabetes Epidemic Among Hispanic and Latino Americans fact sheet.
NDEP's Diabetes HealthSense is an online library of resources that helps people live well and achieve their goals—whether they have diabetes or are at risk for the disease. Each month, NDEP will explore a different resource to help familiarize you with what's available in Diabetes HealthSense.
We learn lifelong habits at an early age—and often from our parents. Healthy Habits for Healthy Kids, a booklet from the WellPoint Foundation, encourages parents to teach their kids healthy behaviors by leading by example. The colorful pages are filled with quick facts about childhood obesity and tips for eating more fruits and veggies—including what to do about picky eaters—and being active together. Healthy Habits for Healthy Kids is available for free in English and Spanish.
To view this booklet and other resources for helping kids and their families live well, visit Diabetes HealthSense at www.YourDiabetesInfo.org/HealthSense.
Partners Shine in NDEP's Partner Spotlight
NDEP's Partner Spotlight webpage is updated regularly to feature the great work that our partners are doing to promote NDEP. In October, the Spotlight is on the following partner:
If your organization has recently promoted an NDEP campaign or resource in an innovative way, your organization could be featured in the next Partner Spotlight! If you would like to be featured, please complete the Partner Spotlight submission form and send the submission form along with any photos, media results, and contact information to Ashley Moore at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Flu Season & Diabetes
October is the start of flu season. It is important that people with diabetes get a flu shot. People with diabetes are more likely to get flu-related complications, and the flu may interfere with blood glucose management. Encourage people in your community—especially those living with diabetes—to get a flu shot. Click here for more information.
NDEP Has Tips for Working with the Media to Promote NDEP Campaigns Year-Round
NDEP is proud to offer a broad array of promotional materials, including fact sheets, template media materials, feature articles, and web buttons to help you promote diabetes prevention and control messages in your community. To help you find the best resources for your community and work effectively with media outlets in your area, the NDEP has developed the NDEP Promotional Toolkit for Partners. Section III of the toolkit, "Tips for Working with the Media," provides helpful tips to guide you when working with local media and can be found on pages 7-8.
NDEP has many resources that you can share at health fairs, conferences, educational sessions, or as part of your organization's educational and social media outreach efforts. Check out the NDEP 2011 Outreach and Promotional Plan: At-a-Glance for more resources.
In future issues of News & Notes, look for NDEP promotional tools that are available for you to customize and distribute. For example, use our printer-ready public service announcements to make diabetes posters for upcoming events, health fairs, or your office. Use our customizable campaign resources and toolkits to promote diabetes awareness in your community. Add your organization's logo to NDEP's feature articles, press releases, media advisories, and public service announcements.
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By using our promotional tools, everybody wins. Your constituents receive important health information, your organization receives good publicity, and you help NDEP continue to be the nation's No. 1 resource for free information and materials on diabetes control and prevention. News & Notes features resources that tie into quarterly promotions and can help us promote NDEP together.
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- It culminates in an Associate of Science degree in Pharmacy Technology2
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Through the Toronto Recombinant Antibody Centre (TRAC), Boehringer Ingelheim established a research alliance with the University of Toronto, the University Health Network, and Mount Sinai Hospital to characterize new therapeutic targets in the field of ubiquitin biology. Boehringer Ingelheim scientists will work closely with researchers in the Toronto academic community to explore different therapeutic concepts within the ubiquitin system.
As part of the agreement, the collaboration aims to provide starting points for drug discovery in a multi-year research program focusing on the development and characterization of novel ubiquitin binding variants developed at TRAC.
Alterations of the ubiquitin system are linked to many common diseases such as cancer, diabetes, inflammation, and several central nervous system disorders.
"We are very pleased to work closely in a joint research program with the distinguished scientists at the University of Toronto, the University Health Network and the Mount Sinai Hospital in this emerging field of breakthrough therapeutics," said Michel Pairet, Ph.D., senior corporate vp of research and nonclinical development at Boehringer Ingelheim. "We believe that this research program, headed by Sachdev Sidhu at the University of Toronto, will further strengthen our strong commitment in initiating new drug discovery programs in areas of high unmet medical need."
Ubiquitin research has received a lot of attention this year. In April, Alexander Varshavsky, Ph.D., the Howard and Gwen Laurie Smits professor of cell biology at the California Institute of Technology, received the Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research for his discoveries on intracellular protein degradation. Dr. Varshavsky is responsible for discovering the first degradation signals in short-lived proteins, the first biological functions of the ubiquitin system.
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