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Sept. 13, 2010
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Kickoff at 7:30 PT on Sept. 18 on FSN
Bruins return home Oct. 2 vs. Washington State
GAME 3 -- UCLA (0-2, 0-1) welcomes Conference USA member Houston (2-0, ranked 23rd in both major polls this week) to the Rose Bowl on Sat. Sept. 18. Game time is 7:30 p.m. and it will be televised nationally by FSN (FS West in Southern California) with Barry Tompkins and Petros Papadakis in the booth and Rebecca Haarlow on the sideline. AM 570 (KLAC) and the Bruin ISP Radio Network (Chris Roberts, Matt Stevens and Wayne Cook) will radio broadcast the contest. The game will also be broadcast nationally on SIRIUS XM (127 SIRIUS). In addition, ISP produces a Spanish-language broadcast of all UCLA home games which can be heard on the Bruins website at uclabruins.com with Armando Aguayo and Mario Amaya.
The Bruins series with Houston is knotted at two wins for each institution. UCLA won at Houston in the last matchup, 42-24, in game two of the 1998 season. The teams last played in the Rose Bowl in game five of the 1997 campaign, a 66-10 Bruin win.
In the 1998 contest, UCLA overcame a slow start by scoring 21 straight second quarter points and held a 21-14 lead at the half. The Bruins got on the board with a 61-yard scoring pass from Cade McNown to Brian Poli-Dixon. A 51-yard pass play from McNown to tight end Mike Grieb set up another first-half score. Running back Jermaine Lewis tallied his third touchdown of the day to open the scoring in the second half as the Bruin began to pull away. Ryan Roques returned an interception for another score and UCLA opened up a 35-14 advantage. The Bruins went on to win 42-24 as McNown finished with 315 yards on the day. Danny Farmer caught four balls for 100 yards and Lewis finished with 63 yards on the ground to go with his three scores.
In the 1997 meeting played in the Rose Bowl, UCLA handed the Cougars a 66-10 setback. The Bruins took control of the contest early by scoring a pair touchdowns in the opening minutes and went on to enjoy a 45-3 halftime lead. McNown threw four touchdowns passes in the first half of play and totaled 297 yards in the air before turning over the reins to Drew Bennett. Bennett came on to lead two more scoring drives and linebacker Michael Wiley added another touchdown on an interception return, the sixth UH turnover of the day, in UCLA's 66-10 win.
HONORARY CAPTAIN -- This week's Honorary Captain is 1998 Outland Trophy winner Kris Farris, who played at left tackle for the Bruins from 1996-98, compiling 35 career starts. Farris was on the line during the heyday of UCLA football when the Bruins won 20 straight games, a Pac-10 title and extended their streak of victories against USC to eight games. As a junior in 1998, he earned consensus All-America honors and was one of 12 semifinalists for the Rotary Lombardi Award. He was a third round selection in the 1999 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers and also played for the Buffalo Bills and Atlanta Falcons. Farris, 33, earned his undergraduate degree from UCLA in 2003 and later received an MBA from the Anderson School of Management in 2009. He works as a Sale Manager for Crest Steel Corp. in Carson and lives with his family in Orange County.
A LOOK AT THE 2010 SCHEDULE -- UCLA opened the season on Sept. 4 with its first trip ever to Kansas State. UCLA then welcomed then #25-ranked Stanford to Pasadena to open the conference schedule. The Bruins meet #23-ranked Houston this week in a nationally televised tilt on FSN. Next up, UCLA heads to play at Texas for the first time since a 1998 encounter in the Rose Bowl. UCLA topped the Longhorns 66-3 in their last trip to Austin in 1997. That win was the first of a school-record 20-straight victories for UCLA in a streak which stretched over the 1997 and 1998 seasons.
Overall, the record of UCLA's 2010 opponents was 90-64 (.584) in the 2009 season. Eight of the schools (Texas 13-1, Houston 10-4, Oregon 10-3, USC 9-4, Arizona 8-5, Oregon State 8-5, Cal 8-5, Stanford 8-5) won at least eight games. The home opponents for 2010 posted a 44-34 (.564) record in 2009, while the road opponents compiled a 46-30 (.605) mark last season. The first four opponents on the schedule put together a 37-16 (.698) mark last season.
LOOKING AHEAD -- Texas, ranked sixth in the AP poll and fourth by USA Today, is next up for the Bruins in a game scheduled for Sept. 25 in Austin, TX at the 100,119-seat Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium. The contest will be televised nationally by ABC. The Bruins last met UT in the 1998 season, a 49-31 Bruin win in the Rose Bowl. UCLA's last trip to Austin resulted in a 66-3 Bruin victory over the then 10th-ranked Longhorns. Quarterback Cade McNown threw five first half scoring passes on the way to a 38-0 halftime lead. The Longhorns lost in the national championship game in 2009 and posted a 13-1 mark, including an 8-0 record in the Big12 South. Coach Mack Brown entered the 2010 season with a record of 128-27 in 13 seasons at UT.
WATCH LIST US -- The following Bruins were listed as players "To Watch" for the 2010 major national post-season awards: junior FS Rahim Moore -- Ronnie Lott Trophy (top defensive player), Bronco Naguski Trophy (best defensive player), Bednarik Award (best defensive player) Thorpe Award (top defensive back); senior LB Akeem Ayers--Lott Trophy, Naguski Trophy, Bednarik Award, Butkus Award (best linebacker), Rotary Lombardi Award (top lineman); senior PK Kai Forbath-Groza Award (top place kicker); junior C Kai Maiava-Rimington Trophy (best center).
FORBATH ON TARGET-- Redshirt senior kicker Kai Forbath had connected on 40 straight field goal attempts from a distance of inside 50 yards prior to missing from 49 yards (wide right) against Stanford (he is now 40 of 41). After missing a 47-yard attempt in game 6 at Oregon in 2008, he made his last 12 from that range in 2008, sent all 25 kicks of the 2009 season (misses from 51, 52 and 51) through the uprights and was three for three this year prior to his miss against Stanford.
Overall, he has made 44 of his last 48 attempts. He was 28 of 31 last season and No. 1 in the nation with 2.15 field goals per game. He was second with his .903 percentage (23 or more attempts).
MOORE ON INTERCEPTIONS -- Junior free safety Rahim Moore picked off an NCAA-leading 10 passes in 2009 (3 v. SDSU, 2 at Tennessee, 2 at Arizona, 1 vs. Washington, 1 vs. WSU, 1 vs. Temple) in 13 games last season. He was No. 2 on UCLA's single-season list, one shy of the school record of 11 (Carlton Gray, 1991). Moore now has 13 thefts in 27 career games. His 10 interceptions in `09 were the most by a player in the Football Bowl Subdivision since 2003 and he was second (tied) in the country in passes defensed (1.31).
HANDS TEAM -- Junior wide receiver Nelson Rosario has made 38 catches for 599 yards in his last eight games for an average of 15.8 yards per catch. Junior wide receiver Taylor Embree has caught 36 balls for 486 yards over the last 11 contests for an average of 13.5 yards per catch.
YOUNG BRUINS -- The tentative depth chart lists just six senior position starters -- right tackle Micah Kia, right guard Eddie Williams, center Ryan Taylor, left guard Darius Savage, left tackle Sean Sheller and defensive tackle David Carter. These six seniors entered the 2010 season with a combined total of 31 career starts, 15 by Kia, eight by Savage, six by Williams and two by Taylor.
Against Kansas State, the Bruin defense opened with just four players who started more than one game in 2009.
FROSH/SOPHS -- Twenty-five of the 51 Bruins who played in the opener at Kansas State are either freshmen or sophomores. Four more true freshmen debuted against Stanford:
*four true freshmen (F Anthony Barr, RB Malcolm Jones, LB Jared Koster, DT Cassius Marsh);
*five redshirt freshmen (TE Jayson Allmond, LB Isaiah Bowens, DE Keenan Graham, WR Ricky Marvray, S Stan McKay);
*six true sophomores (WR Randall Carroll, S Dalton Hilliard, F Morrell Presley, CB Sheldon Price, DE Iuta Tepa, F/CB Damien Thigpen);
*ten redshirt sophomores (CB Andrew Abbott, LB David Allen, DT Donovan Carter, TE Joseph Fauria, TB Johnathan Franklin, CB Aaron Hester, DE Damien Holmes, LB Patrick Larimore, P Jeff Locke, QB Kevin Prince).
In 2009, thirty-six players (24 freshmen, 12 soph.) such players saw action in the 2009 season.
FIRST ACTION -- Here is the breakdown of the 17 players who have made their UCLA debuts in the first two games of 2010, by class:
*eight true freshmen - KSU: F Anthony Barr, RB Malcolm Jones, DT Cassius Marsh, LB Jared Koster (special teams); Stanford: S Dietrich Riley, LB Jordan Zumwalt, DT Seali'i Epenesa, DE Owamagbe Odighizuwa;
*five redshirt freshmen - KSU: WR Ricky Marvray, DE Keenan Graham, LB Isaiah Bowens, DB Stan McKay (special teams), TE Jayson Allmond (special teams); Stanford: LB Isaiah Bowens;
*one redshirt sophomore - TE Joseph Fauria
*one junior - WR/KR Josh Smith
*one redshirt senior - DT Andy Keane
FIRST STARTS -- Five positional players made their first career starts in the 2010 season opener -- DT Justin Edison, DT David Carter, DE Damien Holmes, LB Patrick Larimore and OT Sean Sheller. In addition, DE Nate Chandler made his first start on defense.
Head coach Rick Neuheisel and UCLA Athletics host a pre-game tailgate tent for all alumni Bruin football players to enjoy each other's company prior to each contest (except Homecoming, when there is a different event for all alumni student-athletes). The tent is made possible by the generous support of the following sponsors: Thompson National Properties, LLC, Shannon and Andy Meyers and Bar One Catering. Each former player is admitted for free and is allowed to bring a guest free of charge (additional guests may come for a nominal fee).
What better way to experience the passion of college football than Saturday tailgating at the Rose Bowl! The UCLA Fan Zone caters to all football fans: families, sports fans, alumni and students. The UCLA Fan Zone showcases:
--KLAC/UCLA ISP Radio Stage AM570 - the centerpiece of the area is the live broadcast of the "Bruin Game Day" pre-game show hosted by former UCLA quarterbacks Wayne Cook (1991-94) and Matt Stevens (1983-86). KLAC 570 AM (Los Angeles) is the flagship for the network. Network affiliates include: KWDJ 1360 AM (Ridgecrest) and KCTC 1320 AM (Sacramento). The UCLA ISP Sports Network feed is also carried nationally on Sirius XM Satellite radio with longtime voice of the Bruins Chris Roberts joining Cook and Stevens.
--Jumbo Screen Televisions
--Food Vendors
--Bruin Kids Club
--UCLA Store
--Interactive Entertainment & Activities
--VIP Hospitality
--Pre-Game Huddle Tailgate Tent
The UCLA Fan Zone opens four (4) hours prior to kick-off and admission is FREE!
Beginning October 2, the Pre-Game Huddle Tailgate Tent located in the Fan Zone, offers Bruin fans exclusive pre-game tailgate tent hospitality. Shallots will satisfy your hunger and beverages needs.
Individual Pre-Game Huddle Tailgate tent passes are available. To order your pass today, go to the football page on www.uclabruins.com and check out the Football Fun Zone link.
The Fan Zone also includes the Food Zone, which includes the following restaurants on a season basis: American Pretzel, Baja Grill, Carl's Jr., Teri & Yaki, Mar-Ley Drinks, Now You're Poppin', Pizza Square, Robin's Wood Fire BBQ and Bristol Farms. The following food trucks are committed for one game each: The Sweets Truck (9/11), Kabob and Roll (9/18), Nam-Nam Truck (10/2), Nana Queen's (10/30), Fishlips Sushi (11/6) and Frysmith. (12/4).
The Alumni Band will also be performing in the Fan Zone.


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Baseball Completes Twinbill Sweep With 2-1 Victory Over Wright State
April 10, 2004
Chicago, Ill. - University of Illinois at Chicago senior pitcher Marcus Goodman tossed a complete-game, five-hitter to help the Flames to the 2-1 Horizon League victory and doubleheader sweep of Wright State in the nightcap of Saturday's twinbill at Les Miller Field.
With the victory, UIC extends its winning streak to seven games and improves to 19-9 overall and 3-0 in Horizon League action. Wright State falls to 11-19 on the season and 3-4 in conference play.
Senior shortstop Jordan DeVoir led UIC offensively, going 3-for-3 with a RBI, while teammate Bryan Russo picked up two hits and scored a run for the Flames.
The Flames got on the board in the top of the first inning, as Russo led off with his team-leading ninth double of the season. Russo moved to third on a Nelson Gord groundout and beat the throw home on a grounder by Mike Hughes, giving the Flames the 1-0 advantage.
UIC added another run in the bottom of the third inning, as junior catcher Justin Johnson scored all the way from first base on a single by DeVoir, extending the Flames' lead to 2-0.
Wright State cut UIC's lead in half in the top of the sixth inning, as designated hitter Brian Shoup connected for a solo homer, narrowing the Flames' advantage to 2-1. That run ended a streak of 12.1 innings of scoreless pitching for Goodman.
Senior right fielder J.P. Moran tied the school-record for career hits in the bottom of the sixth inning with a bunt single. Moran is now tied with former teammate John Rosner with 225 career base knocks.
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90px|Barbara Britton in 1982 performance of The King and I at the School for Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati, Ohio The School for Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) is a magnet arts school in Cincinnati, Ohio. SCPA was founded in 1973 as one of the first magnet schools in Cincinnati and became the first school in the country to combine a full range of arts studies with a complete college-preparatory academic program for elementary through high school students. The school rose to national prominence in the 1980s, but was nearly closed in the 1990s following a series of scandals, leadership struggles, and an arson fire which destroyed the auditorium. Its reputation recovered in the years that followed and in 2009–10, the school was featured in the MTV reality series Taking the Stage, filmed at the school and featuring SCPA students. In 2010 SCPA combined with the Schiel Primary School for Arts Enrichment to create the first kindergarten through twelfth grade arts school and first private sector / public arts school in the US. Students must audition for admission; fewer than 20 percent of those who apply each year are accepted. The newly combined school offers a curriculum designed to prepare students for professional careers in creative writing, dance, drama, music, technical theater, and visual art. (more...) Recently featured: Thomas the Slav – Bix Beiderbecke – Montague Druitt Archive – By email – More featured articles... Read the rest of this article: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_for_Creative_and_Performing_Arts>(Continue reading)


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Today in music history:
There were several significant events on this day between the years 1945 and 2010.
On this day in 1945 Ritchie Blackmore future guitarist for Deep Purple, Rainbow and Blackmore's Night is born in Weston-super-Mare, England.
On this day in 1959 The Fleetwoods's "Come Softly To Me" hits number one in the US.
On this day in 1962 The Beatles meet The Rolling Stones for the first time after one of the Stones' concerts in Richmond, England.
On this day in 1966 The Beatles record their song "Paperback Writer."
On this day in 1969 Martyn Le Noble future for bassist for Porno For Pyros is born in Vlaardingen, Netherlands.
On this day in 1974 The platter MFSB featuring The Three Degrees' TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia) hit number one in the US.
On this day in 1975 former Faces guitarist Ronnie Wood is announced as the replacement for Rolling Stones Mick Taylor.
Stevie Wonder, Blondie and Bruce Springsteen
On this day in 1976 Stevie Wonder renews his Motown contract for $13 million in a 7 year deal. It's the largest recording contract in history at the time.
On this day in 1980 Blondie's "Call Me" hits number one in the US. Also on this day a New Jersey State assemblyman introduces a resolution to make Bruce Springsteen's "Born To Run" the official state song of New Jersey.
Tom Petty and Clutch
On this day in 1989 Tom Petty releases Full Moon Fever, which is credited just to him despite the fact that members of The Heartbreakers play on it.
On this day in 1998 Clutch's third full-length album, The Elephant Riders, is issued, spawning such classics as the title track, "The Soapmakers," "The Yeti," and "The Dragonfly."
George Harrison's star and Mississippi Slim
On this day in 2009 Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Paul McCartney, Olivia Harrison and Dhani Harrison hit the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles to take part in the ceremony honoring George Harrison with his very own star in Hollywood.
On this day in 2010 blues musician Mississippi Slim dies at the age of 66.


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Watch Dogs was easily one of the most anticipated games to launch for the Xbox One and PS4 this year and last, and we know that the game performed extremely well during its first day, but how about its first week? According to information sent to us by Ubisoft today, Watch Dogs has performed very, very well.
Just how well has this game performed you ask? Ubisoft reported that Watch Dogs has sold over 4 million copies during its first week of sales making it the best-selling new IP at launch in Ubisoft's history, and the video games industry's history as well.
Ubisoft also confirmed that the Wii U version of the game would launch this fall, but didn't provide an exact release date. Tony Key, who is the senior vice president of sales and marketing at Ubisoft, spoke about Watch Dogs' feat and what it means for the series moving forward.
"With such strong sales momentum and positive feedback from gamers, Watch Dogs has positioned itself as the must-have game of the moment," Key said. "We're really proud of this achievement, and are confident that the Watch Dogs brand has a promising future."
This is to be expected and matches up with the amount of hype and expectations that were surrounding the game heading into launch. Watch Dogs was greeted with stellar reviews across the board last week as well. Ubisoft should be looking to take this game forward into the future as one of their main, new IPs.
Other new IPs coming out from Ubisoft this year are games the likes of The Crew, The Division and much more. With at least two new games about to be unveiled by the company at E3 this year, fans should be excited for what else is in store.
Watch Dogs is available now on PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. The Wii U version of the game should be launching later this fall sometime.


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Isabella Swan has lived too many lifetimes and made too many mistakes. So after her release from the Volturi, nearly 600 years of service later, she has gone in search of one of her mistakes: Carlisle.
She appears on the Cullens' doorstep with little expectation of what is to come.
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i wonder if acrlisle went to his office, or out for a run. mayeb a meeting with the wolves or even to work? i hope bella doesn't break the treaty!
I'm already working on chapter 8, so you shouldn't have to wait too long. :)
i wonder if she will say something out of the norm for 21st century school!
Maybe, haha. I'm not giving anything away. ;P
i think that she will try to eat someone! i hope she doesnt!!
Haha, I hope not. :P I think she's safe. Thank you for taking the time to read and review! Update is soon.
i think that she should stand up to him! show him that shes strong! and her smell will linger! he'll smell her no matter what!
Hmmm, we shall see. :) Thank you for reading and reviewing!
i think that the denali coven need to back the eff off! what happened was only between them! i hope that bella gives them hell!
lol, wow, I didn't expect a reaction like that! :P You're certainly right, the Denali coven shouldn't interfere... although Kate is Iago's mate; her input will be inescapable. Unfortunately. Thank you for reading and reviewing!
ah,alistair the hermit... i wonder how that meeting went. how will edward react hearing all of bellas past?
Next chapter is in the queue, you won't have to wait very long. :D Thank you for reading and reviewing!
Overnight, irresponsible Edward goes from bachelor to father of a 5 yr old boy. Meanwhile responsible, prepared Bella begins her first job as Kindergarten teacher at Forks Elementary. When irresponsible meets the epitome of responsible, sparks will fly!
ROSE IS AMAZING!!!! i loved that! vicki totally deserved it!! what a ho! i hope that the ride and back will be uneventful!
he should still ask her! they could have a house together! brady bunch style! im so glad that the visit went so well!
i feel so bad for carlisle! i wonder who he thinks edward is? will he always be sick? will edward be able to get anthony out?
thats so awesome! i hope that when he does ask her to marry him she says yes! will they move into that awesome house together? and alice taking notes! that was great!
poor edward! i know hes trying. i think that maybe he should go see someone. but im so glad that hes trying for anthony! and poor rose is leaving and hes just getting used to her. i hope that it doesn't set him back!
they should elope! and get married!! that would be awesome! i hope christmas is awesome for them!!
that was such an awesome idea!! it was so sweet! and anthony joining his dad! that was beyond cute! im glad she said yes! what will her mother think of that?
i hope that edward and esme can be ok with each other! they deserve to have some kind of relationship.
anthony is going to be heartbroken! i hope that bella and edward can make it easier for him!
i wish my husband liked 'that thing' like edward does! i can't wait to see what happens when they g back to the real world!
Summary: In a world where every marriage is arranged Bella Swan grows up dreaming of romance. Can she find happiness and love in a marriage that she never wanted?
Set in modern times AU/AH.
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they are so sweet! i love it! i do feel bad for bella, thinking one thing then finding out something different.
I'm glad you love it! Thanks so much for reading and reviewing!!
omg! freaking renee! and how are they gonna tell his parents that they aren't!? this is a mess. i hope that edward isn't upset over the missunderstanding! i can't wait to see ho wthis turns out!
Haha! Well I'm working on the next chapter now and it's coming along pretty well. I hope that I can get it finished this week.
Thanks for reading!
i think that they should talk to each other and be honest! and that if they kissed it would be awesome!
There is a big talk in the next chapter.
Thanks for reading and reviewing!
thats so awesome!!! im so happy for them! they are finally working it out! i love it!
I'm glad to hear that! Thanks for reading and reviewing!
im glad that bella was able to have the guts to talk to her mom! and that her mom was honest! i hope that edward and bella have some kids sooner rather than later!
I'm glad you're glad. And as for kids my lips are sealed.
freaking psycho mike!! i hope that they can convince whoever it is that they are meeting that they are a good match and that mike get s the tar beaten out of him!! emmet, jasper and edward would make ground beef out of him! and i hope that bella and edward get it on before anything happens!!
What if the vampire family that embraced Bella was not the Cullen's but the Denali's. After a series of tragic events, Bella is led to Denali. Despite the unpleasantness that leads to her joining their family, she eagerly accepts all the love and sense of sisterhood the Denali's offer her. Bella finds herself happier than she's ever been. But how long will that happiness last? What happens when the Cullen's come to meet the newest addition to the Denali coven?
This story has been beta'ed by the lovely and wonderful Mommakat!!!
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well, edward has created a monster! i hope that bella talk s to tanya soon. maybe they can fix their relationship!
Thanks for reviewing! There willl be plenty of talking ahead.
when will tanya tell the others whats going on?! im so excited for her!
Hmmm. We'll see about Tanya soon. Thanks for reviewing!
so did tanya find an imprint to be with?
We'll see...
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In the Shoes of a 5th Grader
Compiled by Katherine Coulter
This is a book of 14 journals made by 5th grade students from Orange County, Ca. The book contains journal entries, photos, drawings, and magazine cut outs all done by these kids. I complied all the journals together for a project for one of my classes. I worked with these kids for a few months and learned a lot from them. They are all very talented kids and I had a great time working with them.
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Topics- The Galilee Boat- Archaeological finds in Israel
Mohammed Wattad is 2014-2014 Schusterman
visiting Israeli professor in the University of California at Irvine. He is a
legal scholar, specializing in international and comparative criminal law,
comparative constitutional law, international law and legal issues surrounding
war, torture and terrorism.
Prof. Wattad is a graduate of Haifa University
School of Law, including studies as an exchange student at Oxford University.
He studied towards the LLD degree at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, but
then accomplished his Maters of Law degree at Columbia University, where he
earned as well his doctoral studies (JSD), as a Fulbright Scholar. Prof. Wattad completed post doctorate work as
a Halbert Fellow of the Munk Center at the University of Toronto, where he was
also a visiting scholar at the Faculty of Law, and a Minerva Fellow at the Max
Planck Institute in Germany.
He is currently an assistant professor at Zefat
College's School of Law and an adjunct lecturer at the Law Faculty in Tel-Aviv
University in Israel. In addition, he is the Editor-in-Chief of the
International Journal 'Medicine and Law'.
Prof. Wattad has expertise in the history of
Israel and issues of self-image and identity in multi-cultural societies, as
well as in the constitutional legal system of the state of Israel and in
international criminal law. He has written and spoken extensively on societal
challenges confronting the Middle East and Israel, including relations between
Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens and Israel's external relations with
surrounding Arab states.
From 2003-2004, Prof. Wattad served as a legal
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Mrs. Lillian Emmie Lam, 92, a former resident of McGaheysville, went to be with the Lord on Saturday afternoon, March 9, 2013, at Sunnyside Retirement Community.
A daughter of the late Walter and Gracie Brogan Atkins, she was born on June 3, 1920, in Franklin County, Va., and lived the majority of her life in McGaheysville. She was a member of the New Hope Christian Church. She loved the Lord and enjoyed going to church on Sunday. She was an animal lover and enjoyed being with family.
She lived at Sunnyside Retirement Community and made many good friends there. The family would like to thank the third floor assisted living staff at Sunnyside for the great care they gave her.
On June 6, 1953, she married Layton Winfield Lam, who preceded her to Heaven on Aug. 12, 1996.
She is survived by one son, Nelson Janney and partner, Linda, of Moneta, Va.; three daughters, Mary Blankenship and husband, James, of Salem, Va., Evelyn Landes and husband, Rev. Al, of Keezletown, and Shirley Landes and husband, Carl, of Harrisonburg. She has numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
Her body will be cremated at the Lindsey Harrisonburg Funeral Home and Crematory. There will be a time of fellowship for family and friends at the Meredith Sunnyside Chapel from 1:00 until 3:00 p.m. Saturday, March 16, 2013. Private interment will be at a later date.
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Thursday, January 08, 2009 - by Ken Pishna - MMAWeekly.com (Reporting by Tom Hamlin)
It has been an eventful six months since Quinton "Rampage" Jackson lost his UFC light heavyweight title to Forrest Griffin in July of 2008. He has since been involved in a very public legal episode that involved leading police on a chase that ended in Newport Beach, Calif.; left longtime trainer Juanito Ibarra for the U.K.'s Wolfslair; successfully returned to the Octagon to gain revenge on his nemesis, Wanderlei Silva; and, on Thursday morning, he began what he hopes will be the closure process to his legal troubles.
In an Orange County court on Thursday, Quinton Jackson accepted a plea bargain in a case stemming from his arrest on July 15, 2008, in exchange for a reversal of his plea from not guilty to guilty. The arrest came following Jackson allegedly leading police on a chase that involved hitting other vehicles, running red traffic lights, driving into oncoming traffic, and ended in Newport Beach.
He was originally charged with one felony count of evading while driving recklessly, one felony count of evading a peace officer and driving against traffic, three misdemeanor counts of hit and run with property damage, and one misdemeanor count of reckless driving. At his preliminary hearing on Thursday, he reversed his plea to guilty on one misdemeanor count of reckless driving and one felony count of evading a peace officer and driving against traffic.
With the acceptance of the plea bargain, Jackson's sentencing will be deferred to Jan. 7, 2010. If he meets the requirements of the plea bargain, the felony count will be dismissed and he will only be sentenced for the misdemeanor. If he fails to meet the requirements of his plea bargain, he will be charged and sentenced on both counts.
Based on the negotiated plea agreement, Jackson could still receive up to six months in jail and probation at his sentencing, according to a statement from the Orange County District Attorney's office.
"Today, Quinton entered into a plea agreement that was fashioned to place more time between the instance and the resolution. The agreement is analogous to a deferred entry of judgment in that the plea to count two, evading a peace officer and driving against traffic, will be withdrawn and dismissed at the end of one year if Quinton's doctors are assured that he has maintained good physical and mental health and he has complied with the other terms of the agreement. He will be seeing his doctor's regularly with bimonthly reports provided to the district attorney. He will also perform 200 hours of community service, which will be designed to reach as many young people as possible," said Jackson's attorney, Carol Lavacot, in a prepared statement detailing the requirements of her client.
It was also revealed during the hearing that Quinton Jackson has also agreed to pay restitution on all counts against him, including the felony that will be dismissed as part of his plea agreement.
"Quinton's decompensation on July 15, 2008, was precipitated by multiple factors interacting with one another. None of these factors included drugs or alcohol. It is the opinion of his doctor's that Quinton suffered a brief episode of delirium, which was reactive to situational and metabolic difficulties," explained Lavacot in her statement. "He is learning to manage the stressors in his life and has been working with a nutritionist to maintain his physical as well as his mental health.
"Quinton, from the beginning, has wanted to take responsibility for his actions. He has learned a great deal about his physical body and about mental health. During this next year, Quinton has chosen to share his knowledge of how good nutrition, exercise, and sufficient sleep leads to success. He will be speaking to groups of young people in the hope that his unfortunate incident can be turned into something positive for others."
As long as he meets the terms of his agreement, the plea bargain will keep Jackson out of jail for the next year and in the Octagon. Having defeated Silva at UFC 92 on Dec. 27, it is speculated he could return to competition again as soon as June or July.
"I think it's very fair, considering the circumstances," Jackson's attorney, Carol Lavacot, told MMAWeekly.com.


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30 Years Ago (Oct. 7, 1982)
Trimble County received $20,000 from KIPDA, earmarked for the county's road department and to be used for the purchase of two trucks.
30 Years Ago (Sept. 30, 1982)
Trimble County High School's Football Homecoming will be tomorrow night. There will be a parade at 5:30 with several units participating. The Band Boosters will be sponsoring a chili supper beginning around 5.
Insurance rates go down as Fire Department ratings go up. Milton Fire Dept. just passed an inspection and their rating went from class nine to a class Ten. This happens when a department adds equipment, puts in fire hydrants and learns how much water they can deliver.
30 Years Ago (Sept. 23, 1982)
Fiscal Court met Thursday morning at a special meeting to approve the issue of bonds in the amount of $50,000,000 for the LG&E company's Trimble County Generating Station at Wise's Landing. The money is to be used in the completion of the pollution control facilities there.
The Bedford Town Board met Monday night and presented a proposal to annex the area near Bedford called Bedford Commons. The six-acre tract off Cutshaw Lane is the site of the HUD backed project.
By JULIE BALL HAMBRICK
The Trimble Banner
We live in disposable days: get it, use it, throw it away. With eyes glued to screens all day, we fail to see life as it is and was, beyond the digital world. We miss meaningful lessons others may leave behind. Unseen, these bits of history disappear without a trace.
30 Years Ago (Sept. 16, 1982)
Trimble County Superintendent, Dr. Bill Stout hand carried a proposal to the State Board of Education in Frankfort, Tuesday. The proposal outlines the local board's plans to eliminate the deficit in their 1981-1982 budget.
The Milton Town Board met and it was announced that the Milton Fire Department had passed its inspection by the Insurance Services Office of Kentucky. The new rating will enable Milton residents within a five-mile radius by road to have their homeowners insurance premiums reduced.
30 Years Ago (Sept. 9, 1982)
Thursday's storm broke off trees, flattened tobacco in the fields and demolished a tobacco barn on the Allen Willis farm on Pecks Pike.
Complaints made by citizens concerning the sewer work, in particular the settling of dust; the noise and drainage after excavations were done.
Marlena Jean Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smith is now home. Marlena was born July 30, but weighed only 3 lbs. and 14 ounces. Now at 5 lbs. she is a hefty enough to leave the hospital.
Editor's Note: Linda Webster approached me two weeks ago inquiring of my interest in a news tip. She completed this story on Friday, Aug. 31. On the following day, Linda and her sister, Thelma Tingle Gray, were fatally injured in a traffic accident in Henderson County, Tenn. We extend our deepest condolences to the family.
By Linda Tingle Webster
Special to The Trimble Banner
30 Years Ago (Sept. 2, 1982)
Work is progressing at the construction sight of the LG&E Generating Station at Wise's Landing.
Trimble County Raider football team won their opening game for the 1982-83 season over the Wildcats of Henry County by a final score of 14-8.
Hardy Creek Bridge has been refloored and it stands sturdy for the occasional wild antics of the creek.
Bedford Baptist Church had a picnic last Sunday at the Trimble County Recreational Park.
Ask Signature HealthCARE of Trimble County Administrator Mark Witt about his facility and he'll quickly tell you the Bedford facility is a "gem in Trimble County." During a recent interview Witt extended an invitation to the community at large to visit the facility, "look how far we've come and celebrate our success together."
Signature HealthCARE has come a long way in the last three to four years from almost being shut down by the state to now being recognized as a Five Star Facility by the federal government, Witt said.
30 Years Ago (Aug. 26, 1982)
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30 Years Ago (Aug. 12, 1982)
Trimble County Fiscal Court met in a special session for the second reading of the Trimble Building Ordinance.
New rules for the Milton water works are being discussed and will be handed to Donnie Oakley, who is charge of the maintenance for the water company. They do not have to be approved by the Public Service Commission as they furnish their own water.
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A Springfield, Oregon dog shot by Springfield Police August 12 is still clinging to life, KVAL News reported August 13.
Witnesses are disputing the police version of what took place Tuesday evening near the intersection of South 41st and Camellia Street when Springfield police responded to an aggressive dog call.
A 911 call came into the Springfield Police Department around 6:15 p.m. Tuesday evening from a resident who saw a dog trying to corner a 12-year-old boy. The person who placed the call was able to get their vehicle between the dog and the boy, allowing the boy to get inside to safety.
Other reports came in from neighbors, who said the dog was running loose in the neighborhood.
The police officer involved reported the dog, later identified as a rescued pit bull named Kiki, had acted aggressively, and reportedly growled, snarled and showed her teeth.
One neighbor said Kiki was in her yard barking at the officer, but didn't approach him until he knelt down. That's when Kiki approached the officer, but was only barking.
The officer says he was only trying to coax Kiki back into her own yard, and at first she was friendly. It was only after the dog became aggressive that he felt the need to shoot her.
Sgt Russ Boring defended the officer
"He had to make a decision right there. I don't think a Taser would have been effective with this aggressive behavior and this dog. I mean, he felt that he was going to be attacked."
Breonna Kerr, who rescued Kiki as a puppy, was out to dinner with her family when she received a call from a friend, telling her Kiki had broke free from her chain and was loose. Breonna told KVAL News
"I pulled in my driveway and there were 5 or 6 cop cars, and my dog was cornered in my driveway and she had blood, like a gunshot to her head."
Breonna spoke out as to what happened to Kiki
"She had gotten out and she was in the front yard and out in the street right passed the side walk in front of my house. The officer wasn't chasing her to get her back to her yard he was chasing her to gun her down and shoot her. She was shot on the street beside our side of the sidewalk in front of my house. Because he had no ability to catch her to "get her back to her yard"
Police and Breonna took Kiki to a vet, where she was treated and released.
Dr. Meg Schneck with the Emergency Veterinary Hospital described where the injury to Kiki's head is as
"somewhat of a miracle for this dog."
Since Kiki didn't have an active hemmorhage, and her family was unable to come up with major money needed to remove the bullet, Kiki was treated and released after being given pain medication and antibiotics.
The family issued a statement on the Facebook: Justice for Kiki, dog shot in head by Springfield Police page .
"Kiki was seen this morning by Cascade Animal Hospital where xrays were taken. The bullet is lodged in Kiki's shoulder, however she still has a head wound. Emergency Vet Hospital (EVH) did not know where the bullet was when their vet made the statements on the TV last night. EVH also did not donate all the services, but 50%. The owner has a written estimate from EVH for around $1700 for treatment (not including surgery). Because they could not afford this, EVH discharged Kiki and sent her home with antibiotics and pain medications. Since the EVH vet did not know exactly where the bullet was, she should not have made the statements she made. Attacking Kiki's family based on the misguided statements by the EVH vet is not at all appropriate."
A tax deductible donation can be made by clicking here and stating it's for Kiki's medical.
Donations can also be made directly to Cascade Animal Clinic (541) 741-1992.
Fortunately, the original diagnosis by Emergency Vet Hospital was incorrect. The bullet went through Kiki's head, and lodged in her shoulder. She will need it removed, as the risk of it migrating is a possibility. That's why donations are very much needed. Kiki's family can't afford the cost of the operation without help.
Boring said the incident is being reviewed with animal control and the police department's command staff. The officer who shot Kiki was quickly cleared, and will not face any disciplinary action. Citations may be issued against the owners of the dog, including having a dog at large and violation of the city's vicious dog ordinance.
A protest is taking place this afternoon from 4 p.m. Until 7 p.m. in front of the Springfield Police Department. A causes petition has also been started here where Orange for Animal Cruelty Awareness is demanding Justice for Kiki.
"We the undersigned demand action is taken on the Springfield Police Officer who shot an innocent Pitbull named Kiki. We hear reports that your Office condones the shooting. Kiki is fighting for her life with a bullet still lodged in her head. Her family have to find the funds to pay for her surgery caused by this Officers blatant cruelty. We urge that you investigate this matter fully, and the Officer involved receives punishment for his actions. We also hope that the Springfield Police Department pay for Kiki's Vet bill."
Contact information for the Springfield Police Department can be found here.
No one wants to see a police officer injured in a dog attack. But the public is fed up with police who shoot dogs, especially in busy residential neighborhood, who claim lethal methods are the only ones available.
Shouldn't an officer going on an aggressive dog call be better prepared to deal with an aggressive dog? Why wasn't animal control involved, unless it was past their "quitting time," seeing this incident occurred after 5 p.m.
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What can the average American do? Well one response should be not to join the military; and if your in get out as soon as legally possible. Otherwise you're siding with Wall Street against the American people and the corporatocracy against other peoples and the planet, especially as it is a volunteer military. Shame on the civilian who willingly chooses to serve in the forces of the imperial elites.


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Wilmington | A Wilmington teen was arrested Monday night, charged in the sexual assault of two boys over the weekend, according to the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office.
Timothy Grant Shaw II, 17, a student at Hoggard High School, is charged with second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor, third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor, second-degree sex offense of a child, disseminate obscene material and nine counts of first-degree sexual offense of a child, according to New Hanover County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Jerry Brewer.
The victims in the case are two 12-year-old boys and the offenses happened sometime from Friday to Sunday at Carolina Beach State Park, Brewer said.
The allegations came to light when one of the victims' parents called law enforcement, he said.
Shaw's bail is set at $100,000, Brewer said.
Shaw is an 11th grader at Hoggard High School, according to a New Hanover County Schools spokeswoman.
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This is a discussion on Swimming within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by ninpo28 LOL, I used to be a pool boy. There's not much brain power involved when skimming a pool, so the mind ...
Time to buy a spear gun and have them on a underwater gun rack!
"In those days, there was a lot more respect for other people and it showed in peoples values.... Today the word value means nothing more than something you get on the $1 menu at McDonald's." -BARK'N
No one has mentioned the speedo holster?
sorry but I don't have any pictures..
Yoda, I am, yes.
My backyard is pretty secure (7' block wall, locked gates) so I don't worry about it when we're in the pool. If I was, I would probably put it on a towel beside the pool with something over it. We are not "splashers" so getting it wet wouldn't be a problem and the dog would probably keep them busy for a while....
Coimhéad fearg fhear na foighde; Beware the anger of a patient man.
I put it in my shoes. When I fail to do this as 0500 this morning I risk forgetting and grabbing my clothes as they were free of anything.
Colt 1911, XD 40,
Good, secure gates and a large dog (preferably two) like a Doberman or Rotwieler should be enough to discourage all but the most determined criminal and then he'd have to make some racket to get into your back yard. While he tangles with the dog you're fetching your Roscoe.
I have a swim suit that I got at Walmart that has a zippered pocket on the thigh.
If you have a pocket gun like a Kel-Tec or a Ruger LCP it would fit perfectly in the pocket. Just stick the gun inside a Zip-Lock Freezer Bag to keep it dry and you should be good to go.
Also Aloksak Waterproof Bags are quite a bit more durable than the regular zip-lock baggies (6mm PVC type clear film with zip closure.) They are certified waterproof and maintain waterproofing for 2 weeks at a depth of 200 ft.
Semper Fi
"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
BG can't swim. In general, they are scared of water. Why motes are so successful. If you are still worried, remember swimmer 101, the buddy system. Take turns manning the turrents.
Honestly, I go unarmed (but take a pocket knife). I think about it often when I go swimming (my house is not on a lake but I have access to swim lots). If I had a pool, Dogs are always a good option. I have thought about storing a gun in a hidden safe or have a shotgun rack in my shed. I have not, as I'm not sure of the legal issues.
If the pool was in my back yard, I guess covering with a towel is an option, but just sounds like the start of a "some guy's kid shot themselves" story. At the same time, without the gun it sounds like a "if only I had my gun" story.
Tough call. Interesting reads on this thread.


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Chairman William Kennard's announcement that he will pursue a Notice of Inquiry into liquor advertising on TV and radio has already drawn opposition from several quarters. Commissioner Michael Powell says that he is unsure if the FCC has a role in policy concerning liquor advertising. Some influential national figures, such as the chair of the House subcommittee overseeing the FCC, Rep. Billy Tauzin (R-LA), have also questioned FCC action.
Unless activists communicate strong support for an FCC inquiry, Tauzin and other members of the Commerce Committee may succeed in derailing the inquiry. Commissioner Powell also needs to hear that an FCC inquiry is the best way to answer his concerns and define the FCC's policy role.
FCC action has had the support of President Clinton, Attorney General Reno, 15 state attorneys general, former Surgeon General Koop, FCC Chairman Kennard and Commissioner Ness, and 250 organizations.
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Ask to speak with the aide who handles alcohol or youth issues. After identifying yourself, tell the aide you would like to arrange a meeting (for yourself and no more than two others) to discuss the Senator's or Representative's support for the FCC inquiry into broadcast alcohol advertising. You should briefly state the reasons for your support and ask for your Senator's or Representative's position on the issue.
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She hasn't really thought about what would happen if he was gone.
Laying in bed with a cold, he was. Huffing and sniffling and complaining of headaches. It was happening more and more lately and however much she tries to pin it to her brain that it was after all winter, being the pessimist she is, she's jumping to hideous conclusions that send her heart rate up and brings sweat to her palms.
It scares her, so much more than she is willing to admit, knowing that perhaps one day she will have to let him go, whether it be his death or simply him realizing that she's not all that he makes her out to be. His constant compliments, his gentle ways. They never seem to make it past the stone wall around her heart, however much she wills them to.
So she sits on the couch, grips her cup of cocoa and wishes him well, brings him tea and meals and books and whatever else he requests. Because she knows she can do nothing more for him, and if she can't bring herself to accept the fact that he loves her unconditionally, she can at the very least be at his every beck and call. It's the least she can do for his kindness.
He calls her, yet again. She rushes to his side, kneeling down so he doesn't have to raise his voice.
"Love, would you mind finding me some asprin?" he asks, a small smile coming to his lips. His green eyes, so much duller than usual, keep her steady gaze, and she finds it difficult to look away as she nods and stands up, trodding away to find the small bottle they keep in the kitchen drawer. It's exactly where it's meant to be, and she finds herself swearing under her breath at her palms, her heart pounding within her chest. Because she had always forgotten where it was before, yet now she could find the bottle with her eyes closed.
It scares her, but then so does everything nowadays.
So she brings him his asprin, a cup of water, makes sure he's okay, and she leaves him to sleep again. She pretends she doesn't hear the raspy, accented, "I love you," that he calls out before she leaves, wishes she could say it back, because although she means it, she can't convince herself that he does, too.
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it's short and i hope it's okay, but i've never really written any reader stories before so
it's short and i hope it's okay, but i've never really written any reader stories before so
This rocks, bro. Nice job for a first reader insert, it is super cute!
This is wonderfully written. I'm rather surprised you haven't received more attention for this. ^^
I just love how you displayed such deep thought on the reader's part, and it's all just really very insightful. I think you did a lovely job.
I just love how you displayed such deep thought on the reader's part, and it's all just really very insightful. I think you did a lovely job.
My... My feelings! TT^TT
This was very well written! Good job! ^^
This was very well written! Good job! ^^
Ahh, I might one day. Certainly not any time soon. It was intended to be a oneshot and I'm generally bad at serious, multi-chap fics(actually I'm just bad with plots... *excuses, excuses*) so I want to wait a while before doing anything like that. But it's a possibility. <3
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Approximately 200 members of the Fresno State marching band participated in a battle of the bands event this afternoon to kick off the game day events and to create a different competition outside of the fierce battle on the field.
Held in the Boise State indoor practice facility, bands, dance teams and color guard groups performed a handful of their favorite songs in front of uDrove supporters and fans.
The event, which was organized and announced by KTVE radio in Boise, shared facts and short anecdotes about each school's band after they played/performed to their musical lineups with fans as a way to familiarize each team with the other. A friendly drawing of sides was made on the field and fans for each school congregated by their school's marching band to cheer and rally as they played.
The Bulldog marching band, the larger of the two bands today, played an array of game day music frequently heard in the confines of Bulldog Stadium on game days, including "hey baby," a fan favorite at all Fresno State athletic events. The dance team along with the majorette gave great performances for each song played in sync with the band.
Bulldog band members, full of tons of energy as always, got into the event as it was a unique way for them to perform off the football field and stands and into a more intimate, face-to-face setting with supporters. Many Bulldog musicians even got into the musical choices of NIU, cheering and dancing with excitement for songs they know and love to play.
Bulldog marching band director Tim Anderson, who brought his band to Boise just three years ago for the 2007 Humanitarian Bowl with the Dogs, remembers a shining moment in the very place he and his band played at for Fresno State's last Humanitarian Bowl appearance.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - The Bethune-Cookman University football team held its 2012 Championship Team Banquet on Saturday night inside the North Tower Ballroom at the Hilton Hotel on beachside in Daytona Beach, Fla. B-CU finished ranked 22nd in the final FCS poll released by The Sports Network.
B-CU CatEye Network radio member Larry Wesley served as master of ceremonies for the event.
"This was a very elegant evening," said Larry Wesley. "It typified the 2012 season and the entire football program. It showed the leadership that took place on the season, and we set a stage for the young men that are coming back and for the men coming in to continue to uphold the legacy before them and raise the bar even higher as we move forward at B-CU."
In a private affair for the Bethune-Cookman football season ticket holders, athletic department staff, football staff and players, the North Tower Ballroom was at capacity with more than 350 attendees during the end-of-year event honoring the 2012 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) champion Wildcats. It was also a chance to honor head coach Brian Jenkins - the 2012 MEAC and AFCA FCS Region Two Coach of the Year.
Several individual awards were handed out as well, while a special award from Coach Jenkins and the B-CU football team/staff went to longtime Wildcats band director Donavan Wells for his dedication to the Marching Wildcats and the football team as a whole.
Several season ticket holders were astounded at the magnitude of the event, while also saying the event was something truly needed to honor such a special team and coach after the first 8-0 MEAC record for the Wildcats in school history.
"It's a wonderful feeling and looking back at the number of years that I've been an alumnus of Bethune-Cookman University, it's a pleasure to see these young men do what they do," said longtime ticket-holder Ed "Creamy" Hayes. "It was really just an outstanding event, and we're going to keep doing what we do - as alumni - to make sure we keep supporting this team and school."
After Coach Jenkins honored the seniors with championship belts similar to the one he donned following the Cats' victory over rival Florida A&M in the Florida Blue Florida Classic, a special video recapping the season was shown to the audience to make sure they understood the amount of time, energy and focus put into capturing the school's second conference title in three years under Jenkins. It was also the second time in the Jenkins' era the Wildcats hosted its opening-round game in the NCAA FCS playoffs at Municipal Stadium in Daytona Beach.
Season ticket holder John Bryant co-signed with Hayes about the event and how it was orchestrated by B-CU Director of Athletics - Lynn W. Thompson, as well as B-CU football Chief of Operations - Jeff Fagan. The videos were all courtesy of B-CU CatEye Network Video coordinator - Darian McCaskill.
"As a season ticket holder, I'm extremely proud of this banquet that was put on for the student-athletes," said Bryant. "We're so proud of the coaching staff and players for all the hard work they put into this season and how they preserved all obstacles in front of them throughout 2012. Not everyone knows what the team had to go through, and this was a way to make sure everyone understood the challenges this team overcame."
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|Donavan Wells Excellence Award
|LeBrandon Richardson
|Willie "Foots" Lee Defensive Lineman Award
|D.J. Howard
|Jack "Cy" McClairen Trailblazer Award
|Eugene Solomon
|Charles Bingham Leadership Award
|Jarkevis Fields
|Lee Bryant Outstanding Leadership Award
|Tevin Toney
|Lee Williams Workman Award
|Nick Addison
|Mathis-Collins-Weems Perseverance Award (Defense)
|Isidore Jackson
|Mathis-Collins-Weems Perseverance Award (Offense)
|David Blackwell
|Unsung Wildcat Award
|Rashard Brown
|Scholar Award (3.9 GPA)
|Rashad Payne
|Larry Little Workman Award
The next event for B-CU football will be the national signing day bash on the evening of Feb. 6 inside the President's Banquet Hall in the Center for Civic Engagement on the campus of B-CU. The event will begin at 6 p.m.


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Karras, P; Mamoulis, N (2008). Lattice histograms: a resilient synopsis structure. In: 24th International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE 2008), Cancun, Mexico, 7 April 2008 - 12 April 2008, 247-256.
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Despite the surge of interest in data reduction techniques over the past years, no method has been proposed to date that can always achieve approximation quality preferable
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I've been keeping up with the World Cup. Enjoying it mightily. And considering that "the wanker" section was inspired by my very own English wanker friend, I've been keenly interested in the English team, and have seen many of their games, er wins, at a local pub.
And this weekend, we give kudos to David Beckham for his game winning goal to move out of the round of 16.
"Bend it like Beckham" in reality.
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Fresno State's Lauren Crivelli advanced to the final round of competition at the inaugural Collegiate Horsemanship Challenge in Oklahoma City, Okla.
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The Fresno State equestrian team had a wonderful day to celebrate its season accomplishments, its seniors and the unveiling of the new scoreboard.
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Fresno State defeated UTM on day two of Best in the West, sweeping the competition to earn the tournament win.
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The Fresno State equestrian team kicked off the 2012 season with a Red vs. Blue team scrimmage at the Student Horse Center where sophomore Hillary West earned two MVP honors.
Stephanie Reeves joined the Fresno State Equestrian Team coaching staff in the summer of 2005 as the assistant coach for the Western competition. Reeves took over as Fresno State's new Interim Co-Coach for the 2010-11 season. She coached both the Western Reining team and the Western Horsemanship team.
Reeves primarily works with the Western Reining team and has produced many outstanding riders. She has guided multiple women to receive MVP honors in the reining event.
In her role with the program, she has gained national acclaim. Reeves is a member of the National College Equestrian Association and the Chair of the Sponsorship & Finance Committee. On the home front Reeves is serving her second year of a four year term on the Academic Senate at Fresno State.
For the 2006-07 season, Reeves compiled the first records for Varsity Equestrian of competition statistics for all teams and individuals. Now statistics are compiled each year and used to select and seat teams and individuals for the National Championships. She presented a proposal to the national committee to begin the first coaches' poll for the sport, which was adopted and implemented in the fall of 2008.
Reeves, a 2003 graduate of Fresno State, with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, was the graduate assistant for the equestrian team from 2004 - 2005 while working on her Master's degree in Sport Psychology. She received her Master's degree in May 2005. Reeves was selected to present her Graduate Project at the 2005 AASP (Association for Applied Sport Psychology) Conference in Vancouver, B.C.
Reeves was a competitive member of the equestrian team from 1998 - 2003, showing in both English and Western events. In addition, she competed on the horse judging team for two years and earned a fifth place finish in Western Horsemanship at the 2002 IHSA National Championships. Reeves has also competed in hunter jumpers, equitation, western pleasure, horsemanship, showmanship, halter and trail at open shows.
As an undergraduate, Reeves was a team captain for three years and received the Equestrian Team's Award of Excellence for two consecutive years. She was also the Student Horse Center barn manager for three years.
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The Ducks' returning first-team all-conference quarterback set the Pac-12 Conference record for touchdown passes by a freshman with 32. Mariota finished seventh in the nation in passing efficiency a year ago, completing 230 of 336 attempts for 2,677 yards to earn the league's Offensive-Freshman-of-the-Year honors. In his first year as signal-caller, he set school records in completion percentage (68.5) and total touchdowns (38). Mariota accumulated 3,429 yards in total offense last season to lead the Ducks to a 12-1 record and a Tostitos Fiesta Bowl victory over Kansas State
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