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WAGS Procedures for Manager and Field Coordinators
Regular Season Routine WAGS Travel Team Procedures for Manager and Field Coordinators
Early in the week, check schedule of games for the coming weekend at
, click on Schedules at top of home page, then age group and division.
If game is at
Contact the manager of the opposing team via email no later than the Wednesday before the game. Contact info for the managers of all teams in your division can be found on the WAGS website, you will need your team number and PIN to access the list of contacts in your division (look partway down the main page for a section saying "WAGS Team Contact Information Page".
Work out color conflicts: if both teams wear the same color or a dark color as a first choice uniform, the "away" team gets to keep their first choice, and the "home" team wears the alternate color.
Give the opposing manager any tips about getting to the field, parking or other rules (such as no pets).
It is a good idea to exchange cell phone numbers in case of last minute problems.
Make sure that any field tasks are planned: the fields coordinator on the team should always carry a paint wand and at least 6 cans of paint, a sledgehammer or other device to help pound in goal stakes, a 200 foot tape measure and know where to access peat moss for fixing wet fields. Peat moss is currently stored outside Cindy Dunbar's garage at 2700 Chesapeake St NW. Paint (white and orange) and wands can be obtained at the DCST office. Each team playing on a non-Soccerplex field should have their own set of corner flags to be placed and removed before and after each home game (since fields can be shared with other clubs, leaving corner flags in place the entire day results in loss of the flags and/or no flags when you need them the next week).
If your team is the first assigned to use a field on a given day (on the WAGS website schedule there is a designation indicating if your team has "set-up") arrange for at least 3-4 parents to arrive early to set up the goals if the field has no fixed goals, and to re-line the field as necessary after rain or heavy usage by recreational teams the day before. Instructions for setting up a portable goal and for lining a field (including correct dimensions) can be found on the DCST website, link on left to "Fields". Take the field responsibilities seriously when you are the home team, forfeits can be awarded as wins to the away team if your field is not ready to use within 15 minutes of the scheduled start time, so putting goals together at the last minute or trying to re-line an entire field is not advisable.
If your team is the last team on the field that day, the website will indicate you have "take down", so make sure parents plan to stay and help remove and store the goals and corner flags in the designated storage area as required.
Each week the DSCT girls or boys commissioner will email you to tell you about your field for the weekend and whether you have set up or take down and any other quirks or tasks regarding your field
For games at the Soccerplex, even if the game is "home" all goal set up and field tasks are performed by the Soccerplex staff.
If the game is
: you should receive a call or email from the opposing manager, if you have not heard anything by Thursday, you should think of contacting them to be sure color conflicts are settled and to get last minute directions.
For both home and away games: send an email to all team parents by approximately Thursday that includes:
Time and location of game, time to arrive at field per your coach (generally 45 minutes in advance)
Color of uniform shirt and socks to wear (with reminder
to bring both shirts just in case)
Directions to field (whether home or away, some home fields may be a mystery to parents as well). The WAGS website has directions to each field. Reach the directions by clicking on the "Scores and Standings" link at the top of the home page of the WAGS website (
) and then on your teams age group, division and finally once you see a list of the teams, click on your team. You will bring up a list of all remaining games and directions to each field. This can be cut and pasted into an email. The directions are sometimes quite nonsensical, depending on what direction you are coming from, so most managers check out the directions and send out a corrected version based on their own Mapquest inquiry or knowledge of the area.
Inclement weather procedures:
For home games (not at the Soccerplex) check the Stoddert website by 7am the morning of the scheduled game. The Stoddert staff is good about posting which fields are closed as early as possible. If you have an 8am game be in touch with the Commissioner the night before if raining already to have a plan for making a decision. Be sure to check even if the weather is good if significant rainfall occurred the day or the night before your game. For games at the Soccerplex, call the weather hotline at
or check
. If you are unsure about field status, contact the club representative (Cindy Dunbar 202-966-6350 or 301-768-3923)
If the field is closed, immediately contact the other team'
s manager to inform them of the cancellation
If your assigned field is closed but the problem is not ongoing heavy rain or thunderstorms, but field conditions from prior rain or other problems that are field-specific, before contacting the other manager, wait to hear from the WAGS club representative (Cindy Dunbar, 301-768-3923 cell, 202-966-6350 home,
email) about whether the game has been moved to another field that is playable. If the game is moved, contact the other manager immediately to give directions for the alternate field since the information may not get onto the WAGS website in real time.
A parent must be stationed at the original field to direct any visiting parents and players to the new field.
The club rep will contact WAGS/NSCL, you should not contact the league yourself to reschedule the game.
The game will be automatically rescheduled, almost always on a Saturday, except towards the end of the season when games may be rescheduled on the league-wide rainout weekend following the completion of the regular season games.
For away games, the other manager is responsible for contacting you to update you about any game cancellations. Be sure they have an accurate cell phone number for you! Be sure you have cell phone numbers for all player families to inform them of last minute changes.
Game cancellations should be made three hours in advance, unless due to sudden changes in the weather, in which case the field can be closed by the ref at the field.
Game Day Procedures
REMEMBER TO BRING THE NOTEBOOK with player cards and rosters to both home and away games
! If you can not be at the game (at least 15 minutes before scheduled kick-off) you MUST give the notebook to a trusted designate (for instance the TSL). If the notebook is not available within 15 minutes of the start of the game, the team with the missing player cards will forfeit the game.
The referee arrives by 10 minutes before game time. He/she asks for the manager to bring out the notebook with cards and roster and lines up the players to check the correspondence of the jersey number and player to the cards, to check equipment such as shin guards, and to make sure no players are wearing jewelry or hard casts.
If a player loses or misplaces a jersey, they CAN NOT just show up in an alternate jersey, they need to borrow one with the same jersey number or use white tape and other creative means to alter a jersey number to the assigned number.
games, bring :
At least
two game balls: a size 4 ball in good condition that is blown up fully for GU 9-12, a size 5 ball for GU13 and up.
The Official Game Report Card for the game (these will be supplied to each manager by the Club Rep at the beginning of the season, one for each home game
). Fill in the game number, the 3 or 4 digit game number found on the WAGS/NCSL website under "Schedules", the name of the field, the date, the start time, and the names of the home and away teams (ie GU12 DCST Extreme).
At the beginning of the season use the WAGS "Visiting Team Labels" link on the right sidebar of the WAGS website to print out labels using a Word template. Type in your player names and numbers once, and copy and paste to make a sheet of labels, Avery 3 1/3 X 4 inches, one for every game (both home and away).
On the left side of the card for
games affix one of the roster labels. On the right side of the affix the label you receive at the game from the away manager.
Have both coaches and both TSLs sign the Game Report Card
Give the card to the center referee, who at the end of the game signs the card, and mails it to WAGS. Referees must include details of any action for which they awarded a Red or Yellow Card, or if they terminated play or refused to start a match, as well as confirming the official game score.
games, bring the notebook with player cards and roster, and a team roster label to give to the home manager.
Sideline Procedures
Ensure that all parents sit on one side of the mid-line or the other, on the
side of the field from the players and coaches,
at least 8 feet back from the sideline, any closer is dangerous and impedes play.
Absolutely no spectators allowed behind the goals or between the end of penalty box and the endline.
The TSL is responsible for monitoring sideline behavior of his/her own team, calming spectators when inappropriate verbalizations are occurring (any comments to ref, other team's players, or anything besides positive cheering for own players), and communicating with the other team's TSL if any behavior between spectators is inappropriate.
After the game, the manager or designate must report the game score to the WAGS division coordinator within 2 hours of the end of the game (for GU12 age groups and above). The name of the division coordinator is given at the top of each division on the WAGS website (under Division Structure) and the contact information for your division coordinator can be accessed via the WAGS website and WAGS TEAM CONTACT INFORMATION section. To access you will need your WAGS team # and PIN. Both teams report the score, if any discrepancy, the coordinator will contact both teams to try to resolve the score, the official game card gives the score if there is a lack of consensus. Scores are posted on the WAGS website usually by about 9pm on Sunday evening for competitive age groups (ie GU12-GU19).
If a player or a coach received a red card
, go to the WAGS Rules (link on the left sidebar of the website, but you should have a copy in your team notebook with you at games for reference) for information on what must be done to document that the player or coach sits out the subsequent WAGS game. A red card Sit Out Form may be found on the WAGS website, and must be signed by the coach of the opposing team at the next game to document that the red carded player or coach did not appear at the game. If you forget to do this, even if the player or coach sits out, they will be assessed further penalties. Read the rules on points awarded due to yellow cards and culmulative points, if any player receives one. Points are kept track of by the league and any team reaching a threshold number of points must appear before the WAGS R and D Committee to explain bad behavior and be assessed penalties (removal of home games, fines, removal from the league)
Filing complaints:
The WAGS/NCSL rules give detailed procedures for filing complaints or appeals, particularly reporting inappropriate or abusive behavior, as well as for contesting cards and game results. Referee judgment is not a basis for protest, misapplication of the rules of the game is. Protests must be filed by the second day after the game and details can be found in the WAGS league rules, but all such appeals or complaints should be transmitted to WAGS by the Club Rep. Appeals of cards, forfeits or game results must be accompanied by $100, if the team wins the appeal, the money is returned, if not, the league keeps the $100.
Cards are distributed at the beginning of each season to make comments both positive and negative on individual referees. Teams are encouraged to use these cards for both excellent and problematic referee performances, positive performance comments can result in monetary bonuses, and repeated complaints may have the desired result of removing the referee from the pool.
Referee no-shows:
There are detailed procedures in the WAGS/NCSL rules. If there is no referee assigned to the game, the club rep and the team managers will receive notification by Friday, and the club rep of the home team will attempt to locate a FIFA-certified referee. If this is not possible, the game will be rescheduled per the league rules, with the exception of the lower age groups.
For a referee no-show at the time of the game in GU9-10 age groups, the opposing coaches
agree on an emergency referee and play the game, it will not be rescheduled. For older age groups, the opposing coaches may agree on an emergency ref present at the field, but if no mutually-acceptable ref is available, the game will be cancelled and rescheduled.
Consult the WAGS rules for detailed information on "Step-In Assistant Refs" or STARS, these are parents or other individuals associated with a team that go through FIFA certification to become an assistant ref, and are required to make themselves available at games in the lower age groups when ARs are not assigned. For fall 2006 GU12 and GU13 must have STARS, this may be extended to GU14 for 2007.
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Here is the link to the State Department website for Hague countries: http://adoption.state.gov/adoption_process/how_to_adopt/childeligibility.php
The child is under the age of 16 at the time Form I-800 is filed on his or her behalf (taking into account special rules on filing dates for children aged 15-16), is unmarried, and lives in a Convention country. Since November 30, 2010, a child aged 16 or 17 may also qualify for Convention adoptee classification, provided he or she is a biological sibling of a child adopted, or who will be adopted, while under the age of 16 by the same adopting parents. Note that if a child turned 18 on or after April 1, 2008 and is the biological sibling of a child adopted or to be adopted by the same adopting parents, the parents have until November 30, 2012 to file a Form I-800 petition with USCIS on the older sibling's behalf
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Age Limits – There are age limits on eligibility for adoptions and immigration, regardless of whether or not your state laws permit the adoption of older children (or adults). U.S. law allows the adoption and immigration of children who are under 16 years of age, with two exceptions: (1) Biological siblings of a child adopted by the same parents may be adopted if under 18 years of age; and (2) Orphans over the age of 16 may be adopted as long as the I-600 petition was filed on their behalf before their 16th birthday (or before their 18th birthday in the case of an orphan who is the sibling of a child adopted or coming to be adopted by the same parents). Parents should note that documentary requirements for filing the I-600 petition are somewhat different, depending on whether the petition is filed with USCIS or the Consular Officer. USCIS officers may accept an I-600 with only the child's birth certificate, and if not previously provided with the I-600A, proof of marriage of the petitioner (if applicable). USCIS also permits a petitioner to submit copies of some documents in lieu of originals. Form I-600 petitions filed with Consular Officers, however, must have all required documentation at the time of filing, and such documentation must be submitted as originals.


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For the second consecutive year, a Super Bowl commercial for SodaStream has been rejected for airing. According to USA Today on Saturday, Fox turned down an ad from the make-it-yourself soda company over a shot it takes at two major competitors.
Fox, which is broadcasting the big game this year, took exception to the commercial's finals words. Actress and SodaStream global ambassador Scarlett Johansson closes out the ad by saying "Sorry, Coke and Pepsi," which prompted the network to ask that the line be nixed.
SodaStream CEO Dan Birnbaum claims the line was rejected because Fox is "afraid of Coke and Pepsi." Both companies are airing ads of their own this year and Pepsi is the sponsor of the Super Bowl halftime show.
"Which advertiser in America doesn't mention a competitor? This is the kind of stuff that happens in China. I'm disappointed as an American," he added in his comments to USA Today.
Last year, SodaStream's ad was rejected by CBS for the same reason. The original version depicted Coke and Pepsi delivery men racing their bottles to a supermarket (with "Dueling Banjos" playing in the background), only to have the bottles pop. The ad then claims the at-home soda-making system could save 500 million plastic bottles on game day alone. The company aired a slightly different commercial at the network's request, which omitted the Coke and Pepsi references.
Birnbaum said he would take the SodaStream's money back if he could, but instead will eliminate the line for airing. Fox and Pepsi reportedly did not comment on the situation, but a Coca-Cola spokeswoman says the company did not pressure Fox to reject the ad.


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The National Network of Libraries of Medicine Southeastern/Atlantic Region (NN/LM SE/A) is pleased to announce that Everly Brown at Health Sciences and Human Serves Library, University of Maryland, Baltimore and Dianne Johnson at Coy C Carpenter Library, Wake Forest School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC have won our National Medical Librarians Month (NMLM) Share Your Success drawing for a $1,500 MLA 2015 travel scholarship. They will be able to charge up to $1,500 for airfare, hotel, and per diem to the NN/LM SE/A for the MLA 2015 Annual Meeting in Austin, TX.
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- Private day trip to the Amman citadel, Madaba, Mount Nebo and the Dead Sea
- Look around the ruins of the Amman citadel and incredible Roman theater
- Visit St George's Church in Madaba with a local guide and admire its mosaic Holy Land map
- Head to Mount Nebo to visit the Franciscan monastery and soak up views of Jordan Valley
- Relax at a public Dead Sea beach and enjoy free time to bob around in the mineral-rich water
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Start the tour with a panoramic visit of the capital of Jordan from the ancient area with a view point from the Citadel and continue to the new modern Amman then proceed to the Amman citadel and Roman theater. Known in Jordan as Jebel al-Qala'a, the citadel is believed to have been fortified during the Bronze Age, and artifacts from that time period indicate that the hilltop site was a fortress for thousands of years. Pay your entrance fee, pose for photos by the ruins, and then take a look around the old Roman theater before traveling to Madaba, approximately 45 minutes south of Amman.
Often called the 'City of Mosaics,' Madaba owes its popularity to a lavish mosaic map of the Holy Land that covers the floor of St George's Church. Head inside the church to see it, and learn about its history as well as the town's other ancient biblical sites from a local guide.
After a quick stop for lunch, continue to Mount Nebo, the hill where the prophet Moses was said to have been granted a view of the Promised Land before he died. Admire views of Jordan Valley, seeing the ancient lands of Judah and Jericho, and head inside the Franciscan monastery, which is built on the site of Mount Nebo's ancient church, to see relics and mosaics with a local guide.
Later in the afternoon comes your chance to relax, and there are few places better to do so than at the lowest point on Earth: the Dead Sea. Considered as one of the world's true natural wonders, the impressive body of water is fed by a collection of incoming rivers that gush to its land-locked shores. The waters are unable to flow elsewhere, so they evaporate and leave behind a rich concentration of natural salt that attributes to the Dead Sea's famous buoyancy.
Relax on one of the public beaches, or upgrade to spend your free time at the Dead Sea Tourist Beach Rest House. Bob around in the Dead Sea's salty water, perhaps reading a newspaper as you recline on the surface! How you spend your time at either site is up to you; just remember to bring your bathing suit, a towel and sunscreen.
In the late afternoon, travel back to Amman with your private driver and finish your day with a hotel drop-off.
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My driver/ guide Shadi picked me up at 9am from my hotel. Drove by the Citadel and theater on the way to Madaba, then Mount Nebo and the Dead sea. Shadi was a very good driver. Always felt safe. Really enjoyed my visit to Jordan. Thank you Shadi.
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Great experience!! our driver, Ehsam, was great and took us many places for us to see. Jordanian people are very warm and welcoming. Remeber to take bathing suit and flip flops for the dead sea!
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Our tour driver Muneer was great. He was very informative, punctual and always asked us what we wish to do and was flexible to accommodate our requests. Thanks Muneer for making our tour interesting, pleasant and safe. Shoukran my friend.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. ?-Arizona women's basketball players Jessica Arnold, Anna Chappell and Linda Pace have been selected to the Pac-10 All-Academic Team. All three were honorable mention picks.
A sophomore pre-business major, Arnold boasts a 3.23 cumulative grade-point average. Chappell, a senior secondary education major, carries a 3.36 GPA. A junior accounting major, Pace has a 3.31 GPA. She was also one of just four student-athletes admitted to the prestigious Eller College of Management this year.
To be eligible for selection to the team, a student-athlete must have a 3.0 overall GPA and be either a starter or significant contributor.


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TwitterWhere is the latest Twitter mash-up to come out the wildfires in San Diego California, and while it has uses far beyond that, it's fairly obvious that tracking the fires was at least partially the impetus for the new service.
TwitterWhere does what it sounds like it does — enter a location (by city, state or postal code) and a radius and TwitterWhere will track all the tweets coming from that region. You can then add the resulting RSS feed to your reader for quick access.
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When somebody is trying to bamboozle you, when they are trying to hoodwink you.
You all know the oki-doke.
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To prey on the willing ignorance of the public by misreprsenting one's own activities by diverting attention onto others thereby preventing outsiders from seeing the truth.
Barack Obama admonishes his own supporters to not buy into the oki-doke of others even when his entire political campaign itself was a long string of oki-dokes.
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WASHINGTON -- A new poll to be released today shows that growing numbers of Cuban Americans in south Florida oppose U.S. restrictions on travel to the island and favor more contacts with Havana.
The longtime U.S. trade embargo still has the support of a majority of Cuban Americans surveyed -- 57.5 percent -- but that was down substantially from 66 percent three years ago and was the lowest level since the survey was first launched in 1991.
The survey showed 55.2 percent of those polled favor "unrestricted" travel to Cuba, though a majority of those registered to vote still oppose that option.
South Florida's Cuban American population, the largest concentration of Cuban Americans in the nation, has unmatched influence over U.S. Cuba policy both because of its sheer numbers and its ability to sway both presidential and congressional elections.
The poll's show, however, that Cuban Americans are divided in their opinions depending on how long they've been in the United States and that they are skeptical that a quick change will happen on the island.
Those who've been the United States longest favor the toughest policy. They are also the most likely to be U.S. citizens and therefore registered to vote.
Some attitudes seem contradictory: a narrow majority favors a U.S. invasion of Cuba, but a bigger majority supports a restoration of diplomatic ties between Havana and Washington.
The latest poll was conducted by Florida International University in Miami, with funding from the Cuba Study Group, a moderate Cuban-American group based in Washington, and FIU's own Cuban Research Institute. The Brookings Institution, a Washington think-tank, was part of the organizing team.
By unveiling the numbers in Washington, the polls' organizers hope to target U.S. government officials and other opinion leaders.
"This is a national policy issue ... with much of the work that needs to be done here in D.C.," Brian Cullin, a spokesman for The Brookings Institution, said in an e-mail.
FIU surveyed 1,000 Cuban Americans in the Miami area for the poll, which has a margin of error of 3.2 percentage points.
Two out of every three Cuban Americans polled were U.S. citizens. Of those, 66 percent identified themselves as registered Republicans.
While a majority still back the embargo, 29 percent said they favored lifting it without any preconditions, while 8 percent would only do so after Fidel Castro is dead, and 11 percent would hold out until both Fidel Castro and his brother, Raul, are gone.
Thirty-five percent would wait and until the political and economic system changed in Cuba.
One of the poll's key results involves the restrictions on travel to Cuba. In 2004, the Bush administration limited Cuban Americans to only one visit every three years instead of one visit a year. Sixty-four percent of respondents said they would like to return to the pre-2004 travel rules, and 55.2 percent said they favor "unrestricted" travel to the island -- a reversal from 2004, when 53.7 percent said they opposed unrestricted travel to Cuba.
But among those registered to vote, 57.7 percent opposed allowing unrestricted travel, though a 52 percent majority favored returning to the way things were before 2004.
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A popular breakfast dish in Southern and Midwest U.S. cuisine where the gravy resembles fresh warm horse jizz mixed with rabbit shit.
Hey. These biscuits and gravy taste like fresh warm horse jizz mixed with rabbit shit.
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when a man ejaculates into a womans mouth after she performs filatio and then she spits the ejaculates onto the mans buttocks
Last nite after my wife gave me head, she finished it with a nice dish of biscuits and gravy and it felt splendid
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A solid deuce followed by an unexpected gusher of explosive diarrhea.
I thought I just had to drop a digger, but instead I ripped the biscuits and gravy!
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When a guy tea bags his own cum
I can't believe he did the biscuits and gravy on our first date!
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When a man pulls out and shoots his load on another man's balls. Then a third party licks the cum off of the "biscuits" that are now covered in "gravy".
Craig told me that , after a long guys night out, it was nice to wake up to biscuits and gravy. And, by that, I mean balls covered in jizz...
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In a threesome with two girls and one guy it's when the guy busts on one of the girls tits then the other girl licks it off. Just like biscuits and gravy.
My girlfriend and I had a threesome with one of her friends. I can't believe she actually had some biscuits and gravy!!!
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When plowing a chick doggie style, you whip it out, cream in her ass crack, and slap her butt cheeks together repeatedly.
Not hungry dear? No problem, how about some Biscuits and Gravy?
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A bunch of guys stand in a circle with a cracker in the middle of the circle and masturbate onto the cracker. The last one to finish has to eat said cracker.
"Last night I lost at biscuits and gravy and had to eat the cracker."
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Danica McKellar Movies and Career Information
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Danica Mae McKellar is an American actress, film director, academic, book author and education advocate. She played Winnie Cooper in the television show The Wonder Years, and later wrote four non-fiction books: Math Doesn't Suck, Kiss My Math, Hot X: Algebra Exposed and Girls Get Curves: Geometry Takes Shape, which encourage middle-school and high-school girls to have confidence and succeed in mathematics.
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Dec. 10, 2005
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.(AP) - Jamie Broback scored 16 points to lead No. 14 Minnesota to a 83-57 victory over Washington State on Saturday night.
The Gophers (6-1) extended their home winning streak to four games, while Washington State (6-2) had its four-game winning streak stopped.
Broback, making her first start of the season, sat out much of the first half because of foul trouble. She finished with 7-for-12 shooting, six assists and five rebounds.
Shannon Schonrock shot 6-for-8 and finished with 15 points. April Calhoun scored 13 and Liz Podominick had 10 for the Gophers.
The Gophers took control early, getting 3-pointers from Schonrock, Shannon Bolden and Kelly Roysland during a 19-4 run that pushed the lead to 26-10 lead. After the Cougars closed within 29-19, Minnesota went on a 16-2 run to take a 47-21 lead early in the second half.
Minnesota, still looking for answers in the middle following the departure of all-American center Janel McCarville, had a 32-31 rebounding edge.
Katie Appleton had 13 points for the Cougars, who wrapped up their non-conference schedule and play their first Pac-10 game Dec. 20 against Stanford in Pullman, Wash. Katie Benz scored 12 and Charmaine Jones had 10 for Washington State.


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Tennis Team Promotes Healthy Lifestyle To Area Children
Dec. 10, 2012
Henry Gets Moving
Students Promote Healthy Lifestyles
As UMass Amherst tennis players Julia Comas and Gianna Francis read a book about a character who transforms from couch potato to a road race winner, the children in a Head Start classroom in Holyoke, Mass., sat spellbound. Comas and Francis read Henry Gets Moving, which is written in English and Spanish by Pierre Rouzier, a physician at University Health Services, and Chaz Nielsen '06.
The tennis players were on a community service project, introducing themselves to low-income children as student athletes promoting a book with messages about staying fit and healthy. "The best thing that came out of this was exposing the children to college students and reading in English and Spanish and inspiring them to be active," says Lisa Brodeur, the Head Start teacher. After the children listened, they joined the tennis players in a dance. In October, a group of UMass football players were also in Holyoke, appearing at a block party where landscape architecture students had designed storyboards for the book.
Rouzier, who serves as the physician to UMass athletes, says he and other members of the team that produced the book, including his son Anthony Rouzier '09, a former UMass football player, hope UMass athletes will use the book for community outreach programs. Their plan also calls for high-profile athletes and celebrities to donate the book to schools and community organizations. John F. Kennedy '76G donated 1,000 books for the Head Start program in Holyoke, which also has operates in Chicopee and Springfield.
"Our goal is to have kids love Henry and be like Henry and for parents to say we need to be like Henry," says Rouzier. Nielsen, who now works on campus in the iCons program and is awaiting acceptance to medical school, notes, "What we are really hoping to come out of this is that we create a character who can inspire community health and wellness."
The tennis players said their mission was accomplished. "Community service with younger kids is more fun because we can interact with them more," says Comas. And, said Francis, "We really support the message of staying active and eating healthy."
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According to Nabil Karim of TSN on Sunday, tennis legend Roger Federer was very impressed with Canadian Olympic ladies moguls medalists Justine Dufour-Lapointe and sister Chloe Dufour-Lapointe.
Following Justine and Chloe's gold and silver medal performance on Saturday at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Federer tweeted the photo of the Canadian sisters holding hands and tweeted "So cute, sport is great.". The photo and message can be seen on his twitter account, https://twitter.com/rogerfederer .
Federer also gave high praise to his fellow Swiss countryman, Dario Cologna, who won the gold medal in the men's 30km cross country skiing event on Sunday.
Even though Federer has not won an Olympic gold medal in singles tennis, he has won a gold medal in doubles tennis--something he achieved with 2014 Australian Open finalist Stanislas Wawrinka at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Federer would later call that victory one of the proudest moments of his tennis career.


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- 15/06/12 - Hair and Make-up for TV and Theatre
Hairdressing students at Strode College were given a glimpse of some exciting career possibilities recently when a professional wig maker and an experienced make-up artist and hair stylist visited college.
Vanessa Paulton, who lives in Glastonbury, has over 18 years' experience as a make-up artist and hair stylist, having worked on some well-known TV programmes including East Enders and Bottom. She talked to the students about the importance of make-up and hair when creating the perfect period look, and gave a demonstration of a 1940s look.
Felicitie Gilham, who lives in Kilmerston near Radstock, has been designing and making wigs for over 40 years. She specialises in theatrical wig making and has a long list of well-known credits to her name including 'Cats', 'Hair', 'Jesus Christ Superstar', 'Cranford' and all of Alan Ayckbourn's productions for the past 17 years. The students enjoyed hearing about her specialist work and they got the chance to try on some of her creations.
Gill Ticknell, Strode College's Hairdressing Course Manager, organised the day. She said: "These talks and demonstrations are great for raising awareness among our students of the breadth of opportunities out there in the industry beyond salon work, and it encourages them to focus on the future as well as their studies. In film, TV and theatre, writers and directors need skilled hairdressers and make-up artists to help them create convincing characters and today's presentations have shown our students how important their skills are in these creative industries."
Photo: Strode Hairdressing students try on some of the many wigs designed and made by Felicitie Gilham after she'd told them about her career in wig making.


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UIC Men's Basketball Adds UCF Transfer Josh Crittle
CHICAGO - UIC head men's basketball coach Howard Mooreannounced the addition of former UCF and Oregon center Josh Crittle, who transferred to UIC to complete his college basketball eligibility and attend graduate school. Crittle, a 6-foot-9 center that is a native of Bellwood, Ill., will have one season of eligibility remaining, beginning in the upcoming 2012-13 campaign.
Crittle has been accepted into UIC's graduate school, and will pursue a Master's of Education in Instructional Leadership. He graduated with his bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from UCF this past summer.
"We're excited to welcome Josh to our team this season," said head coach Howard Moore. "As soon as we learned of Josh's desire to return to Chicago, we made the proper arrangements to make contact with him. He made it very clear about his desire to be successful this coming season and beyond college. Our staff felt it was a no-brainer and a mutually good fit. His experience and leadership is going to help our young post players as they continue to adjust to Division I basketball."
Crittle played in all 31 games for the Golden Knights last season, garnering 25 starts. He averaged 4.7 points and 2.9 rebounds per game while shooting nearly 45 percent (.441) from the field and 73.3 percent from the free throw line. Prior to transferring to UCF, Crittle appeared in 51 games over two seasons (2008-09/2009-10) at Oregon, making five career starts and averaging 2.9 points and 2.5 rebounds per contest.
Crittle attended Hales Franciscan High School in Chicago. As a senior, he was rated as the 29th-best center in the nation by ESPN.com and the 30th-best post player in the country by Scout.com.


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ApacheDS 1.5 has the following account by default.
Bind dn or user: uid=admin,ou=system
Bind password: secret
i would like to change it to the following to avoid making changes in my code
Bind dn or user: cn=root,dc=ldap,dc=local
Bind password: secret
I figured out how to switch dc=example,dc=com to dc=ldap,dc=local and i imported my LDIF backup successfully. I just can't use my old connection string. I was using openldap before.
There isn't any config in the example instance that specify uid=admin,ou=system as the administrator, so i am stucked.
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Public Hearing Regarding Menifee Lakes Plaza Set for Sept. 10
The proposed site of the Menifee Lakes Plaza lies at the northwest corner of Newport Road (left)...
|The proposed site of the Menifee Lakes Plaza lies at the northwest corner of Newport Road (left) and Antelope Road (far right). Interstate 215 is in the background.
The Menifee Lakes Plaza proposal has been on the drawing table for more than four years. In the spring of 2009, the city council was given a presentation by the developer for a project including a hotel, convenience store, gas station, car wash and lube center. This would be the second extension granted to the developer, according to the public hearing notice.
The project proposal includes extensions of time for the plot plan; for a conditional use permit for the lube center, car wash, convenience store and gas station; and for a CUP to allow additional height for the hotel beyond zoning development standards.
According to the proposal, roofs above three entrances to the hotel would be as tall as 45 feet, 5 inches. The current height limit is 35 feet for structures in Menifee.
According to the public hearing notice, environmental impact reports were previously adopted by the Planning Commission and no further environmental review is required.
The public hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 10 at City Hall, 29714 Haun Road. A second public hearing is scheduled that night regarding a request for minor revisions to a plot plan for a McDonald's fast food restaurant previously approved for the south side of Newport Road between Bradley Road and Winterhawk Road. The revisions apply only to modifications to a driveway entering the site.


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A Whole Lotta Balloons!
(The Balloon Boy series)
Michael L. David
misadventures of a boy who loves balloons...
For me, one of the goals in life that is probably much better than owning a car is to be able to publish your own book. This first of four childrens books I'm making is dedicated to my son, Nathan.
Thanks to Blurb, my drawings now have their purpose....to entertain kids.....
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LOS ANGELES (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- If you think the bedroom is the most seductive place in your home, you may not have spent enough time in the kitchen. Here's one woman who can tell you how to cook, using romance as the main ingredient and her art of seduction. Recipes follow story!
When Diane Brown goes into a kitchen, she usually has two things on her mind -- two people, that is.
"There are so few cookbooks for two, so I wanted to see how I could create romantic dinners that people could make at home and enjoy for two," Brown, of Intimate Catering in Los Angeles, tells Ivanhoe.
First, cut the celery root. Then boil it, and cut a single leek into half-inch slices.
Brown says leeks are part of the onion family. The English always thought that onions were a very powerful stimulant -- helpful, she says, with romance.
Next, mix cumin seed, an ancient Indian aphrodisiac, with salt and pepper for a tangy crust.
She then tosses the scallops, which are packed with testosterone-increasing phosphorus and zinc, with the mix and fried in olive oil. Keep the scallops warm while you rinse the leeks. Sauté them with heavy cream.
In the meantime, purée the boiled celery root with chicken broth.
Brown says serve it with white wine, but go easy! "People like to drink a libation with dinner. But don't have too much because you want to make sure that you're still in the mood after you're done," she says.
The finished product makes a tempting presentation, made even more appealing when mixed with the right atmosphere and the right couple.
This article was reported by Ivanhoe.com, who offers Medical Alerts by e-mail every day of the week. To subscribe, go to: /newsalert/.
Recipes by Diane Brown:
Cumin Seed Crusted Scallops with Leek Sauce
Intimate Chicken Piccata
Steak Au Poivre with Pink Peppercorns
Wild Wild Mushroom Pasta


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To the entire diocesan family and beyond:
The Standing Committee invites you to a celebration of the ministry of the Most Rev. Robert and Nara Duncan. On this special day of celebration, we invite every member of the diocese ... Keep Reading
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Creating a Drupal distribution
As more law schools look to Drupal as a web development platform it
occurs to me that we, as a community, should make use of one of
Drupal's more powerful features to create a Drupal distribution
tailored for law schools. Drupal installation profiles
(http://u.cali.org/9mcz) allow for the creation of distribution that
contains a preconfigured set of modules and themes. I believe we could
work together to create a distribution that would have a set of
features common to law schools. With this distribution any law school
could get Drupal up and running quickly. Think of it as a way to have
the community vet a set of modules and themes that work well together,
saving you time because you don't need to figure out what modules to
I've created a Drupal Group at
http://groups.drupal.org/law-school-distribution to provide a place to
organize this. If you're using Drupal in production I would encourage
you to join the group and lend a hand or just cheer us along. If
you're interested in Drupal you're welcome to join to provide us with
input and learn about Drupal.
I think an achievable goal would be have an alpha version of the
distro ready by CALIcon11 in June so we have something else to talk
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"Batman: Arkham Knight" was quickly delayed by Rocksteady Studio and Warner Bros. Interactive not long after its planned fall release was announced. The PS4, Xbox One and PC game slipped to 2015 but was not given an exact release date. It looks like that was accidentally revealed Sunday by the Microsoft Store.
The Microsoft Store lists both the Xbox One and PC versions of "Batman: Arkham Knight" with a Feb. 24, 2015 release date. And, for what it's worth, the Microsoft Store is also offering a digital code for a $10 gift card with the purchase of the game as well.
That's a slightly different date than Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy accidentally mentioned in a video interview with Grooey.TV. "It was supposed to come out in January, we've been working on it for a year and a half, it's still not done. So it's going to come out next January, but I know everyone is frustrated. The reason it's been delayed is because it's so awesome," he said.
If the February release date holds true, it suddenly makes the end of that month extremely busy. PS4 exclusive "The Order: 1886" is due out on Feb. 20 with "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" sharing the same release date as "Batman: Arkham Knight." The free-running zombie survival game, "Dying Light" is also scheduled to be released that month but no specific date has been announced. Interestingly, all of those games with the exception of "The Order: 1886" are published by Warner Bros. Interactive.
"Batman: Arkham Knight" takes place approximately one year after "Arkham City" as the Scarecrow has hatched a plan with fellow super-villains Penguin, Two-Face and Harley Quinn to remove the Dark Knight from the equation once and all. Scarecrow's fear bombs have been planted throughout the city forcing the evacuation of all the citizens. This leaves only Batman, the villains and their henchman and the Gotham City police on the streets.
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College Hockey:Hamburg nets four goals, Colorado College upends Air Force
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — This was a night that Colorado College senior Andrew Hamburg will not forget any time soon.
The Phoenix senior scored four goals to propel the 19th-ranked Tigers past city rival Air Force 6-2 on Friday night before a stunned crowd of 3,207 fans at Cadet Ice Arena (2,470 capacity).
"It was a gift," Hamburg said, referring to Cody Bradley's pinpoint passes as the freshman recorded three assists in only his second college game. "He is such a skilled player. He was getting me the puck right where I needed it."
It was the first four-goal performance by a Tiger since Scott McCulloch on Oct. 7, 2006 in an 8-1 home win over Alabama-Huntsville.
"It has been such a long time since I scored a hat trick," Hamburg said. "Four? Maybe when I was real little."
Hamburg had scored a natural hat trick, the first of his college career, to propel the Tigers to a 3-1 lead before a bad penalty gave the host Falcons the chance they needed to get back into the nonconference contest late in the second period.
Air Force took advantage when senior captain John Kruse buried a rebound after Tony Thomas' drive to the post created the opportunity in front.
That goal energized the crowd going into the second intermission, but CC senior Scott Winkler silenced the Falcon faithful when he one-timed a crossing pass from sophomore wing Charlie Taft only 73 seconds into the third to make it 4-2.
"You're never comfortable against these guys because they play hard the whole game," Tigers' coach Scott Owens said. "We knew whoever scored the first goal in the third was probably going to win it."
Hamburg added his fourth goal six minutes later, finishing off Bradley's third assist, and the rout was on. Winker added his second goal of the night almost three minutes later the final 6-2 margin. It was Air Force's worst home loss to CC since a 7-0 defeat on Nov. 29, 2002.
"It could have been a lot worse," Air Force coach Frank Serratore said. "We could have given up nine or 10. Thanks to Jason Torf, we didn't."
The lopsided loss was frustrating for Serratore who saw his Falcons (0-1-2) play a poor game three times in a row.
"We played this poor last weekend, but those teams couldn't exploit it like CC did," he said. "We are bleeding out of so many orifices right now [and] I would like to tune into just one area. We are just not a good team right now. I am embarrassed for the players and the coaching staff. Obviously, the coaches did not prepare these players well enough going into the season. We are an experienced team starting back at Hockey 101."
Hamburg scored twice in 124 seconds to push the 3-0 Tigers ahead 2-1 early in the second period after trailing 1-0 after one.
His first goal was a classic hard work score, while his second was a beauty often only found on dry erase boards.
Bradley's pass across the crease bounced over to Hamburg, who crashed the net and poked in the puck to tie the nonconference game at 1-1 only 1:42 into the second period.
Hamburg's second goal came on the power play when he got behind the two Air Force defensemen at center ice and hauled in a long pass from junior defenseman Eamonn McDermott to split the two and set up a breakaway. His shot past Torf's glove made it 2-1 with 16:16 left in the second.
"He did things the right way," Owens said. "Cody would make the pass and he kept going to the net it paid off for him tonight."
Air Force fourth-line center Jason Fabian banged in a loose puck in front of the Colorado College net to give the host Falcons a 1-0 lead in the first period. Fabian's shot went inside the near post before Josh Thorimbert could slide over completely.
"There was a lot of hard work on that line," Fabian said. "It just happened to get to me and I put it in the net."
The goal kept the Falcons' opening energy at a high until things settled down midway through the period and the Tigers began to outshoot the Falcons.
"They weathered the storm in the first period and stuck to their game in the second and third periods," Serratore said. "My hat's off to Colorado College."
"This win is really good for us," Hamburg said. "The senior class is 3-1 against Air Force. We'll take that."
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New Features
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Destructive Stink Bugs Set Sights on Deep South
On the front line of the brown marmorated stink-bug invasion, Doug Inkley was overrun. Over nine months last year, he counted, bug by bug, 56,205 in his house and garden. They were everywhere."I literally have made homemade chili and had to throw it out because there were stink bugs in it," said Inkley, who lives in Knoxville, Md., near the West Virginia border. "I have had people refuse to come over for dinner because they knew about my stink-bug problem."Maybe now they'll come over. Entomologists say the population of this invasive species from Asia appears to have cratered in the Mid-Atlantic. Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee caused flooding, drowning stink bugs and snuffing out nymphs before they could develop.But there is also bad news. The bugs have marched to the Deep South. Recently they were detected in South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, where farmers grow juicy vegetable and citrus crops that the bugs are known to destroy.It gets worse. Another type of Asian stink bug has established itself in Georgia. It eats invasive Asian kudzu, a good thing. But the kudzu bug also eats soybeans and other lucrative Georgia legumes.On a working trip to Atlanta last week, Inkley, a senior scientist for the National Wildlife Federation, saw them flying about, attaching to walls by the hundreds."Here we go again," he said.Stink bugs come in a wide variety. Many are native to the United States, where prey insects keep them in check. Brown marmorated stink bugs native to China were discovered in Allentown, Pa., in 1998, likely after crawling out of a cargo ship.Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Maryland, especially where Inkley lives, were particularly hard hit, for reasons entomologists have not figured out.So far, the pest has been detected or established in the District of Columbia and 36 states, a dozen more than last year. Detected means they've been observed and confirmed through lab testing, as opposed to established, which means they have slipped into homes by the hundreds and ravaged food crops by the thousands.In the Mid-Atlantic region, where brown marmorated stink bugs are well established, they caused an estimated $37 million in damage in apple crops alone in 2010, the most recent year for which data are available. Some farmers in Maryland said they ruined a third of their peach crop and half of their raspberries last year.That's nothing compared with what the warmth-loving bug might do in the Sunshine State, said Douglas Luster, research leader for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service. "It could be like the atomic bomb going off," he said last year, implying the population might explode."There is great fear that if the brown marmorated stink bug gets established in Florida, it will do a lot of damage," Denise Feiber, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, said Thursday.Florida is testing a non-stinging parasitic wasp from Asia, a natural stink-bug predator that entomologists might unleash in October, if necessary, Feiber said. The USDA Agricultural Research Center has tested for more than a year a similar wasp that preys on stink-bug eggs, but has delayed its release for fear that it, too, could become an invasive pest.The so-called kudzu bug of Georgia was first spotted in 2009. Back then, state entomologists had to search kudzu patches repeatedly for a sign of the insect. But as female bugs lay eggs with no natural predator, the population exploded in two years, making them easy to sweep into butterfly nets by the thousands.Kudzu bugs are now established in 143 Georgia counties, 42 counties in North Carolina and five in Alabama, according to the University of Georgia's College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.For a while, they appeared to be a kind of welcome pest. Kudzu bugs, from Japan, chomped on Asian kudzu, reducing growth of the vine by up to 50 percent, said Dan Suiter, an associate professor of entomology at the University of Georgia.But as it turned out, the bug had a taste for other legumes, such as soybeans. It migrates from kudzu in spring to soybean in July, reducing yields by about 20 percent for two years and costing farmers millions of dollars.On top of that, the bugs are really annoying. "They're a general nuisance," Suiter said. "I was just driving home yesterday and had one in my vehicle. They fly very well. We've found it on the 40th floor of high rises. When we first found it in 2009, they covered 2,500 square miles in the area. Their known distribution as of last fall is 108,000 square miles."With kudzu bugs limited for now to a smaller area, brown marmorated stink bugs, which, like kudzu bugs, give off a foul bittersweet odor like rotten cilantro when threatened, get most of the attention from entomologists.Tracy Leskey, a research entomologist for the USDA, said entomologists can't stop stink bugs, but they can slow them down. The USDA research program and its academic partners received a $5.7 million grant, allowing them to watch the bugs' every move.So far they've learned males emit a scent that attracts both sexes, a possible signal they've found food or they want to mate. Entomologist want to use that to trap them, or "attract and kill," as she put it.
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