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I have a program (Xilinx ISE 10.1) that I have to use [it is the last ISE which supported the Virtex-2, which one of our designs uses]. I'm using Active-HDL, which expects a *.exe file for ISE to point to, but I can't install ISE directly (because I'm running Windows 7 x86-64 and experiencing crashes).
I installed it under XP Mode, and it starts fine and it seems stable, but I can't get Active-HDL to point to it's executable location because it is actually being executed with this line (Taken from the shortcut to the XP Mode application):
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I should be able to modify the TCL script generated by Active-HDL to call this file, but honestly that's a diversion and I'd have to do some serious digging and I'm not sure if it would work (which makes it an unacceptable path to spend lots of time on - some rudimentary digging through the TCL files looks promising, but time consuming).
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Stronger than Whitebeard?
Stronger than Roger?
As the world's strongest man?
As someone who could possibly destroy the whole world?
As the most dangerous man alive?
As the biggest threat to the World Government?
As 1 of the yonkou who, with a bit of luck, topped the rest to get the OP?
As someone who was definintely 1 of the strongest but not THE strongest?
The OBD is very accurate in their calculations ...
And I trust it ... And if there is some flaws, It doesn't mean that they can't be trusted completely ...
Many people bad mouth the OBD because their favorite characters aren't very strong ...
And I don't trust them because it's painfully obvious that they prefer one piece over naruto or bleach. Therefore, they are biased, and they are no longer valid as a reference source in my opinion. Am I wrong?
And that's not just me. In the professional world, any work which uses biased sources becomes immediately invalid as referential material.
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Well ... this is a fantasy ,And most laws don't work on it ....
Oh no they aren't ... they provide facts with every status they give ...
And the people in the Character Vs Character section said the same thing .
umm I won't continue this here ...
I think this argument should be taken to the Character Vs Character section ... Since this isn't the right place for this ...
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has onepiec ever mentioned luffy's mother?
I don't know if i have a really bad memorie or if it was a while ago but if they didn't do you think oda will bring that topic up or maybe introduce her ( if she is still alive).
high doubt that anything about his mother has been revealed not even a glimpse. i don't think she will play a major role in the future and probably is dead like Ace's mom with the same reason i guess which is labor.
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- PhD. Strathclyde Business School - University of Strathclyde
- MPhil. in Management - Cranfield School of Management - Cranfield University
- MA in Psychology: Specialization in Organizational Psychology - University of Liverpool
- Ptychion (BSc Hons) in Mathematics: Specialization in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics - University of Patras - Greece (http://www.superstringtheory.com/basics/basic1.htlm)
- Careers
- Employability
- Emotion work / emotional labour
- Individual and Team learning
- International mobility of workers
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- Organizational Behaviour
- Research Methods
- Cross-cultural Management
- Human Resources Management
- International and Comparative Human Resources Management
- Professor of Organizational Behaviour & International Human Resources Management - Durham Business School - University of Durham (until 2012)
- Associate Professor (senior lecturer) - School of Management - Sheffield University - UK (until 2005)
- Associate / Assistant Professor - Strathclyde Business School - University of Strathclyde - UK (until 2003)
- Visiting Professor:
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- University of Stavanger - Norway (www.uis.no/faculties-departments-and-centres/faculty-of-social-sciences/uis-business-school/)
- Rouen Business School - Rouen (2011-2012)
- Heinz College - School of Public Policy and Management - University of Carnegie Mellon - Pittsburgh - USA (2011)
Refereed journal articles
- 2016. Employability and Job Performance as Links in the Relationship between Mentoring Receipt and Career Success: A Study in SMEs. Group & Organization Management, 41(2), 135-171. (avec K. Kostopoulos, B. Van Der Heijden, D. M. Rousseau et Al.)
- 2015. Ambidexterity and Unit Performance: Intellectual Capital Antecedents and Cross-level Moderating Effects of Human Resource Practices. Human Resource Management, 54(S1), 111-132. (with K. Kostopoulos, E. Syrigos)
- 2015. International graduate students' perceptions and interest in international careers. International Journal of Human Resource Management 26(11): 1428-1451(with G. Bozionelos, K. Kostopoulos, W. Zhou, Y. Baruch, C-H. Shyong)
- 2014. Careers Patterns in Greek Academia: Social Capital and Intelligent Careers, but for Whom? Career Development International, 19(3).
- 2014. Cultural diversity at the top: Does it increase innovation and firm performance? [Shorter Articles & Notes] Academy of Management Perspectives, 28(3) (with T. Hoyland)
- 2014. Getting back into work: What helps and what hinders? [Shorter Articles & Notes] Academy of Management Perspectives, 28(3) (with R. Miao)
- 2014. Mentoring receipt and personality: Evidence for non-linear relationships. Journal of Business Research, 67(2), 171-181 (with G. Bozionelos, P. Polychroniou, K. Kostopoulos)
- 2013. Acceptability of workplace bullying: A comparative study on six continents. Journal of Business Research 66(3): 374-380 (with J. Power, S. Brotheridge)
- 2013. Do labor markets impact whether sick employees call in sick? Academy of Management Perspectives, 27(3) [Research Briefs] (with J-M Sun)
- 2013. Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder at work: does it impact job performance? Academy of Management Perspectives, 27(3) [Research Briefs] (with G. Bozionelos)
- 2011. How providing mentoring relates to career success and organizational commitment: A study in the general managerial population. Career Development International, 16: 446-468 (with G. Bozionelos, K. Kostopoulos, P. & Polychroniou)
- 2011. Do pre-retirement work and personal factors shape happiness as a retiree? Academy of Management Perspectives, 25(3): 81-82 (with G. Bozionelos)
- 2011. Team exploratory and exploitative learning: Psychological safety, task conflict and team performance. Group and Organization Management, 36: 385-415 (with K. Kostopoulos)
- 2010. Supervisor-subordinate age dissimilarity and performance ratings: The buffering effects of supervisory relationship and practice. International Journal of Aging & Human Development, 71: 231-258 (with B. Van der Heijden, D. Scholarios, E. Van der Schoot)
- 2010. Happiness around the world: More to it than money? Academy of Management Perspectives, 24(4): 96-98 (I. Nikolaou)
- 2010. Employee reactions to forms of downsizing: Are there any lesser of evils? Academy of Management Perspectives, 24(4), 95-96 (with K. Kostopoulos)
- 2010. Mentoring received by protégés: Its relation to personality and mental ability in the Anglo-Saxon organizational environment. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 21: 509-529 (with G. Bozionelos)
- 2010. What accounts for job satisfaction differences across countries? Academy of Management Perspectives, 24(1): 82-84 (with K. Kostopoulos)
- 2010. Does treating the permanent workforce well matter to temporary employees? Academy of Management Perspectives, 24(1): 84-86 (with I. Nikolaou)
- 2010. Employability management needs analysis and the ICT sector in Europe: The case of small and medium-sized enterprises. Journal of Centrum Cathedra, 3(2): 182-197 (with B. Van der Heijden, E. Van der Schoot, D. Scholarios, I. Marzec, et al.)
- 2009. Employability management practices in the Polish ICT sector. Human Resource Development International, 12: 471-492 (with I. Marzec)
- 2009. Team learning activities and team effectiveness: The role of psychological safety and task conflict. Academy of Management Proceedings: 1-6 (with K. Kostopoulos)
- 2009. Employability enhancement of ICT specialists in Polish small and medium-sized companies [Specjalisci ICT w polskich malych i srednich przedsiebiorstwach]. Zarzadzanie Zasobami Ludzkimi [Human Resource Management], 69(3-4): 90-104 (with I. Marzec et al.)
- 2009. Expatriation outside the boundaries of the multinational corporation: A study with expatriate nurses in Saudi Arabia. Human Resource Management, 48: 111-134
- 2008. Improving employee motivation and retention in call centers: Is adding layers the answer? Academy of Management Perspectives, 22(3): 114-116
- 2008. Dispositional resistance to change: Measurement equivalence and the link to personal values across 17 nations. Journal of Applied Psychology, 93: 935-944 (with S. Oreg et al.)
- 2008. Emotion work in the Hellenic frontline services environment: How it relates to emotional exhaustion and work attitudes. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 19: 1108-1130 (with K. Kiamou)
- 2008. Employability and the psychological contract in European ICT sector SMEs. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 19: 1035-1055 (with D. Scholarios, B. Van der Heijden, E. Van der Schoot, et al.)
- 2008. Intra-organizational network resources: How they relate to career success and organizational commitment. Personnel Review, 37: 249-263
- 2007. An investigation on the attitudes of Chinese workers towards individually-based performance related reward systems. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 18: 284-302 (with L. Wang)
- 2007. Work-life balance as source of dissatisfaction and withdrawal attitudes: An exploratory study on the views of male workers. Personnel Review, 36: 145-154 (J. Hughes)
- 2006. The relationship of mentoring and network resources with career success in the Chinese organizational environment. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 17: 1531-1546 (with L. Wang)
- 2006. Mentoring and expressive network resources: Their relationship with career success and emotional exhaustion among Hellenes employees involved in emotion work. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 17: 362-378
- 2005. When the inferior candidate is offered the job: The selection interview as a political and power game. Human Relations, 58: 1605-1631
- 2004. Socio-economic background and computer use: The role of computer anxiety and computer experience in their relationship. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 61: 725-746
- 2004. The relationship between disposition and career success: A British study. Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology, 77: 403-420
- 2004. The Big-Five of personality and work involvement. Journal of Managerial Psychology, 19: 69-81
- 2004. Mentoring provided: Relation to mentor's career success, personality and mentoring received. Journal of Vocational Behavior, 64: 24-46
- 2004. Disposition and demographic variables. Personality and Individual Differences, 36: 1049-1058.
- 2004. Five Factor Model traits and the prototypical image of the effective leader in the Confucian culture. Employee Relations, 26: 62-71 (with S. Leung)
- 2003. Intra-organizational network resources: Relation to career success and personality. International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 11: 41-66
- 2003. Instrumental and expressive traits: Their relationship and their association with biological sex. Social Behavior and Personality, 31: 423-430 (with G. Bozionelos)
- 2003. Causal path analysis: What it does and what it does not tell us. Career Development International, 8: 5-11
- 2002. Computer interest: A case for expressive traits. Personality and Individual Differences, 33: 427-444
- 2002. Team leaders' development: Findings from a case study. Career Development International, 7(1): 47-51 (with S. Lusher)
- 2001. The relationship of instrumental and expressive traits with computer anxiety. Personality and Individual Differences, 31: 955-974
- 2001. Computer anxiety: Relationship with computer experience and prevalence. Computers in Human Behavior, 17: 213-224
- 2001. Organizational downsizing and career development. Career Development International, 6(2): 87-92
- 1999. Playfulness: Its relationship to instrumental and expressive traits. Personality and Individual Differences, 26: 749-760 (with G. Bozionelos)
- 1997. Psychology of computer use: XLVIII: Relation between playfulness and computer anxiety. Psychological Reports, 81: 1-3 (with G. Bozionelos)
- 1997. Computer anxiety and learning style. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 84: 753-754
- 1997. Cognitive spontaneity as a correlate of computer anxiety and attitudes toward computer use. Psychological Reports, 80: 395-402
- 1996. Organizational promotion and career satisfaction. Psychological Reports, 79: 371-375
- 1996. Cognitive spontaneity and learning style. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 83: 43-48
- 1996. Prevalence of computer anxiety in British managers and professionals. Psychological Reports, 78: 995-1002
- 1992. Gender differences in the personality features of British managers. Psychological Reports, 71: 979-986 (with T. Melamed)
- 1992. Managerial promotion and height. Psychological Reports, 71: 587-593 (with T. Melamed)
Books and books chapters
- 2011. Measurement equivalence using multi-group confirmatory factor analysis and confirmatory smallest space analysis: The case of dispositional resistance to change. In Davidov, E., Schmidt, P. and Billiet, J. (Eds.), Cross-cultural analysis: Methods and applications : 249-279. Routledge: New York (with S. Oreg et al.)
- 2010. Career issues. In S. Zedeck (Ed.), APA Handbook of Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Volume 2: Selecting & Developing Members of the Organization : 67-113). American Psychological Association: Washington DC (with Baruch)
- 2009. Ethnocentric human resource policy. In C. Wankel (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World. Sage: Thousand Oaks, CA
- 2009. Geocentric human resource policy. In C. Wankel (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World. Sage: Thousand Oaks, CA
- 2009. Polycentric human resource policy. In C. Wankel (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World. Sage: Thousand Oaks, CA
- 2009. Repatriation – re-entry. In C. Wankel (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World. Sage: Thousand Oaks, CA
- 2003. Career perceptions and the psychological contract in organizational downsizing. In M. A. Rahim, R. T. Golembiewski & K. D. Mackenzie (Eds.), Current Topics in Management : Vol. 8: 295-312). Transaction Publishers: New Brunswick, NJ
- 2003. People management. Glasgow, UK: University of Strathclyde (with S. Gibb)
Numerous communications presented including: Academy of Management (AOM), European Academy of Management (EURAM), Academy of International Business (AIB), British Psychological Society (BPS), International Congress of Applied Psychology (ICAP), Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP)
Other outputs
- 2011. Mental imagery in management development: A promising method to limit the problem of skill transferability. Strategic Innovators, 1(3): 18-19 (with N. Reese)
- 2009. The cost of under-performance. Director of Finance online. Available at www.dofonline.co.uk/management/the-cost-of-under-performance-050915.html
- 2008. The value of an employee: The cost of not knowing. The HR Director, 44: 36-38.
- 2007. A study on resistance to change in an environment of constant transition: Expected and unexpected findings and implications for practice. Selection and Development Review, 23(1): 17-22 (with E. Stergiopoulou)
- 2006. The cost of employee under-performance. Agora News, 11: 8-10.
- 2006. Where have all the managers gone? Managers versus leaders. Agora News, 9, 10-12.
- 2005. Stressors and stress management among support services employees. Selection and Development Review, 21(6): 14-16 (with H. Hesselgreaves, D. Scholarios)
- 2003. Predicting employees' intentions to fulfil their obligations in organizational downsizing. The Occupational Psychologist, 48: 15-19 (with J. Turnball)
- 2002. The use of the internet in graduate recruitment: The perspective of the graduates. Selection & Development Review, 18(4): 12-15 (with S. Foulis)
- 2001. The utilisation of 'sophisticated' selection techniques: Results from a case study in a large organization. Selection and Development Review, 17(5): 12-14 (with C.A. Nobble)
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- Career Development International (http://www.emeraldinsight.com/products/journal/journals.htm?id=cdi) - Thompson Scientific (ISI) Indexed
- Careers Division, Academy of Management (http://aom.org/Divisions-and-Interest-Groups/Careers/Careers.aspx)
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- Academy of Management. Meetings, since 2002. Reviewer for the following Divisions: International Management; Careers; Organizational Behaviour; Human Resource Management; Research Methods. Best Reviewer Award: Careers Division: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011.
- Academy of International Business. Conference, since 2006.
- Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC)
- European Commission, Brussels.
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What brought you to Arizona? "I chose Arizona for many reasons and of course, tennis was the main factor. The program is very well established and both Vicky and Ryan have been proving their skills as coaches during their years here. I also want to major in business and the Eller school is very strong and ranked highly in the US."
On the coaching staff: "Vicky and Ryan have helped me adapt to the courts, altitude, heat and higher standard of tennis. Vicky has also helped me settle in here and made me feel at home. The first few weeks were tough, not knowing where to go, and not knowing anyone (except Kim, who I was introduced to in the airport!) but Vicky made sure that everything went smoothly and I honestly don't know how Kim and I would have made it through orientation without her help!"


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Three members of the band are also blogging about the tour.
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The 2008 One O'Clock European Tour is being officially covered by freelance photographer and UNT student Michael Clements.
This site tracks his photos, video coverage, blog postings and Twitter messages as he posts them to the web.
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Napa Valley's Cosentino Winery to re-open to the public January 21st
Cosentino Winery, which ran in to financial difficulty last year and eventually shuttered, plans to re-open to the public on January 21st.
The winery, which was purchased by Vintage Wine Estates in late December, said in an email to fans Tuesday night that founder Mitch Cosentino will continue to be part of the brand, though specific details weren't disclosed.
Wine club members were told to expect shipments to resume in mid-February and the winery has launched a new Facebook Page where it promises to share pertinent information as things progress.
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The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum hosts a free monthly reception from 6 to 9 p.m. with a lecture and a chance to meet the artists as part of Target Wednesday After Hours.
On Wednesday, Feb. 27, the museum will hold the opening reception of Jose Manuel Ballester: Concealed Spaces, Eugene Savage: The Seminole Paintings, Deep Blue by Javier Velasco, The Healing Spirits of the Waters and Aesthetics & Values 2013. The evening will include music, light refreshments and guided tours.
The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum is located at Florida International University, Modesto Maidique Campus, 10975 SW 17 Street, Miami, 33199. For more information call 305-348-2890, email email@example.com, or visit thefrost.fiu.edu.


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What is chemistry not?
On the 1st page of his classic textbook General Chemistry, Linus Pauling describes chemistry as "the science of substances—their structure*, their properties, and the reactions that change them into other substances". Then he compares the scope of chemistry with those of some other sciences, physics, astrophysics, biology and geology, and finally concedes that "[i]t is hard to draw a line between chemistry and other sciences".
It may actually be easier to decide if a given activity is not chemistry than it is to decide if it is chemistry. For example, if one is studying the influence of friction on the movement of a weight down a slope, that is not chemistry but physics; if one is studying the orbit of a comet around the sun, that is not chemistry but astronomy (and physics too); if one is studying the influence of a predator on a snail population, that is not chemistry but biology.
But if one is studying the influence of friction on the adhesive properties of a snail's slime by analyzing its chemical composition as a function of soil characteristics, is that chemistry, physics, biology or geology?
The oldest chemistry book I have is the English translation of Lothar Meyer's** Outlines of Theoretical Chemistry from 1892. According to Meyer, "Chemistry deals with the changes which affect the material nature of the substance. Chemistry, then, is the science which treats of matter and its changes."
Meyer's definition is essentially the same as that of Pauling.
One reason why we cannot pigeonhole every scientific activity into a category is that the fields of science do not and can not have clear-cut boundaries. The fields of science are not independent of each other. Instead, each and every field of science relies on others, derives support from them and, in return, supports them. I touched upon this notion briefly in this post.
*Shouldn't that be structures?
**According to the title page, Meyer was a professor of chemistry at the University of Tübingen.


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Over the past 2 years I have been photographing motorsport on a variety of cameras and formats, from 35mm black and white film, plastic Lomography cameras, a 1960s Polaroid, a 1970s Mamiya C330F as well as modern digital and film SLRs.
My aim has been to capture the drama, detail and excitement of motorsport through a variety of mediums at venues around the UK. From hillclimbs and indoor karting, to historic circuit racing and trade shows, I have put together this book of photographs to showcase the images I have created.
I hope this book provides inspiration to motorsports fans and photographers alike.
I'm a photographer that believes in shooting on multiple formats; from plastic Lomo cameras, to medium format TLRs, Large Format field cameras and modern digital SLRs. I have a passion for photographing events, people and motorsport, utilising both modern and traditional methods.
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Beckie Tabbed To National All-Freshmen Team
Janine Beckie was named to the Top Drawer Soccer Freshmen Team of the Year Wednesday.
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LUBBOCK, Texas - Texas Tech freshman forward Janine Beckie has been named to the Top Drawer Soccer Freshmen Team of the Year as announced by the national publication Wednesday.
A first team selection, Beckie is one of just two Big 12 rookies to be named to the postseason squad after pacing the Red Raiders with 14 goals and five assists in 2012. The Highlands Ranch, Colo., native becomes the second Red Raider in four years to be named to the Freshmen Team of the Year as Taylor Lytle earned third team honors in 2008.
"After the season Janine had, we are excited to see the level of national recognition she has received." Texas Tech head coach Tom Stone said. "It's quite a feat to score 14 goals as a freshman, but the importance and magnitude of many of her goals were the most impressive part of her stats this year."
Beckie, the Big 12 Rookie of the Year, was one of four Red Raiders to be named to the All-Big 12 First Team in 2012 as Texas Tech set a school record with 16 wins and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Beckie jumped onto the national scene as one of the top forwards in the country tallying five game-winning goals during her remarkable rookie campaign. She scored twice in the Red Raiders' dramatic double-overtime loss to top-seeded and current Final Four participant Florida State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament at the Seminole Soccer Complex in Tallahassee, Fla.
Her 14 goals are the second most in school history by a freshman and the most since 1996 while she paced Tech in six offensive categories.
Beckie recorded three multi-goal games in 2012 and was tabbed as the Disney Soccer/NSCAA National Player of the Week on Nov. 1.


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SEATTLE - Twelve Washington athletes, including Pacific-10 Conference champions Ja'Warren Hooker and Ben Lindsey, received invitations Thursday to compete in 14 events at the 2000 NCAA track and field championships.
Washington sends its largest group of qualifiers in 10 years to Durham, N.C. to compete at the four-day NCAA meet that runs from Wednesday, May 31 through Saturday, June 3. The 12 athletes form Washington's largest NCAA championship contingent since 1990 which was the last time the meet was held at Duke's Wallace Wade Stadium and 14 Huskies competed.
Lindsey, a product of Lynnwood (Wash.) High School, is the nation's sixth-ranked men's shot put competitor. He won the Pac-10 championship last weekend in Eugene, Ore. with a season-best put of 63-11 3/4. Lindsey ranks No. 8 in the discus with a mark of 198-11.
Also ranked among the nation's top-10 performers in two events is Hooker, a junior sprinter who graduated from Ellensburg (Wash.) High School. Hooker captured two titles at both the 1998 and 200 conference championships, winning the men's 100- and 200-meter races. His 200-meter time of 20.33 ranks fourth among NCAA sprinters and his best 100-meter clocking of 10.18 is No. 10.
Senior Anna Aoki (Vancouver, Wash./Fort Vancouver HS) makes her third consecutive women's 10,000-meter appearance at nationals, ranking ninth with a time of 34:07.93. The 1998 Pac-10 champion in the 10,000 meters, Aoki placed 17th at the 1998 NCAAs and was 19th last spring.
Junior Justin St. Clair (Tacoma, Wash./Franklin Pierce HS) competes in his second straight NCAA meet, having placed 12th in the men's javelin last year. He season-best mark of 230-1 ranks 13th.
Two Huskies will participate in the women's 3,000-meter race. Senior Margaret Butler (West Vancouver, B.C.) is ranked eighth with a best time of 9:20.35 while senior Cami Matson (Kent, Wash./Tahoma HS) is No. 15 with a mark of 9:26.38.
Those two are among the eight Huskies who will make their NCAA championships debut. The three other women's newcomers include, sophomore Sandy Erickson (Whitefish, Mont.) who is ranked No. 16 in the pole vault, sophomore Kelsey Sheppard (Bellevue, Wash./Lake Washington HS) who is No. 20 in the 400-meter hurdles and senior Sesilia Thomas (Spanaway, Wash./Spanaway Lake HS) who is No. 20 in the shot put.
Three Husky men earning their inaugural NCAA berths are junior Dave Bazzi (Seattle, Wash./O'Dea HS) who is ranked 14th in the 5,000 meters, senior Matt Phillips (Philomath, Ore.) who is No. 13 in the pole vault and senior Jacob Predmore (Duvall, Wash./Cedarcrest HS) who is No. 8 in the decathlon.
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March 27, 2013
TEMPE, Ariz. - Arizona State softball hosts its Pac-12 home opener against No. 23 Oregon State beginning Thursday at 7 p.m. Friday's game is also at 7 p.m. and the series finale will be at 2 p.m. Saturday on the Pac-12 Network.
Thursday 7 p.m. | Live Stats | Live Stats | Live Stats | Blaze Radio *TV game on Pac-12 Networks
All three games of the series will have live stats, updates via Twitter @ASUSoftball and streamed audio by Blaze Radio. Saturday's 2 p.m. game will be the first ASU softball game to be broadcasted on the Pac-12 Network.
The Sun Devils (31-3, 2-1 Pac-12) are coming off a 2-1 series win at No. 12 UCLA last weekend. The Beavers (23-6, 0-0 Pac-12) start their Pac-12 action with ASU, getting a bye in conference play last week and instead coming off midweek games at UC Davis and CSU Bakersfield.
Arizona State leads the series 72-29 dating back to 1977. The last time the two teams met, in 2011, one of the three games in the series was cancelled due to weather. ASU has won seven of the last 11 meetings and under skipper Clint Myers the team is 15-6 against the Beavers.
Second ranked ASU is third in the Pac-12 with a 2-1 record in conference play. Nationally, the Sun Devils are third as a team in batting average, .361, second in win/loss percentage, .912, and 14th in ERA, 1.62.
[TV GAME] Reminder to fans, the only TV game on @pac12 Network this weekend is Saturday at 2 p.m. PT. @oregonstatesb @thesundevils-- ASU Softball (@ASUSoftball) March 27, 2013
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Food Drive: Food drive benefitting, Tempe Community Action Agency, TCAA. ASU softball's goal is to donate 500 pounds of canned food over the weekend to give to Tempe families in need.
Thursday: Karsten Night. Fans are invited to celebrate ASU's home golf course. There will be a putting contest.
Friday: Photo Friday. All fans can stick around after the game to have their pictures taken with the team in the outfield.
Saturday: The first 250 fans to Farrington will receive one of the collectible All-American posters. This week is junior pitcher Dallas Escobedo. Autographs will be signed by the entire team following the game.


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This book is the third in my series of photographs of unusual, odd, or humorous things. Other books in the series are "Oddities," and "Curiosities."
Philip Dickey is a former nuclear physicist, flute builder, and environmental scientist, who now devotes his time to photography, music, cooking, gardening, fine wines, studying Italian, and travel. He lives in Seattle with his wife Bridget and their two cats.
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ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS Published July 25, 2014
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PARALLELS Published April 30, 2014
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ABSTRACTIONS by Philip Dickey Published May 09, 2013
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Houston Chapter to Host Dr. Barbara Forrest
If you live near Houston you won't want to miss the Houston AU Chapter's September 12 event featuring Dr. Barbara Forrest. The program begins at 10:00 AM, at Stages Repertory Theatre, 3201 Allen Parkway.
If you live near Houston you won't want to miss the Houston AU Chapter's September 12 event featuring Dr. Barbara Forrest. The program begins at 10:00 AM, at Stages Repertory Theatre, 3201 Allen Parkway.
My family and I enjoyed a nice vacation last week in Boston and its environs. The weather was clear, and the days were full.
We spent some time at the beach, but like dads everywhere, I made sure to mix a little education in with our recreation. Thus, we trooped along Boston's celebrated "Freedom Trail" (in 96-degree heat!), visited Minute Man National Historical Park in Concord and spent a day in Salem.
Americans United for Separation of Church and State was founded over 60 years ago to stand as a voice on behalf of religious freedom. Our first staff, first board of directors, and first members understood that the philosophical differences between church-state separationists and the Religious Right had serious implications for the American public and our Constitution.
The propaganda campaign on behalf of school vouchers in the District of Columbia is deplorable but relentless.
Yesterday, 70 or so parents, children and paid lobbyists rallied on behalf of the federally funded "D. C. Opportunity Scholarship" program in front of the U.S. Department of Education in Washington, D.C.
A situation in Des Moines, Iowa, this week has painted a perfect picture of what could happen if Religious Right forces succeed in their push for overly broad "religious accommodation" laws for the workplace.
Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority (DART) currently displays ads on all of its buses. Most recently, the Iowa Atheists and Freethinkers have purchased space on many DART buses for this message: "Don't believe in God? You are not alone."
Texas is headed for more shootouts over church-state separation, pardner!
In 2007, the legislature passed a law encouraging public school districts to offer elective courses on the Old and New Testaments and "their impact on the history and literature of Western civilization."
Is America on the verge of a holy war?
One writer seems to think so. In a provocative Esquire article, John H. Richardson detects an increasingly radical – and potentially violent – stream of religious-political activism afoot in the United States.
There is always something going on Nampa, Idaho, isn't there?
I'll be on vacation next week and am looking forward to it. We're going to Boston, one of my favorite cities and a place with something for everyone in my family.
My daughter loves the urban experience and shopping. Boston has plenty of swanky stores. My son is into science museums. Boston has a great one. I'm fond of history, which Boston has in spades. My wife likes to get away from it all and to relax on the beach, and Boston is close to the shore.
Today, the Wall of Separation welcomes a guest post from AU Executive Director Barry W. Lynn. The following blog was originally posted at Beliefnet.com, where the Rev. Lynn debates leading Religious Right attorney, Jay Sekulow.
Jay, I want to get back to the very serious issue of the debate over health care in a few days, but I want to interrupt that flow with a point of personal privilege.


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Investors slow home purchases as market rebounds! With the property market in Florida strengthening, investors are scaling back on purchases as house prices rise, and doubts creep in.
Reports released in late December 2013 reveal that home sales dropped markedly by 10% over the same period from a year ago. As the property market in the Tampa Bay Area continues to improve, so large-scale investments in home purchases have slowed to a trickle. The continued exit of short-sellers and cash buyers has put the brakes on home sales.
What was viewed as easy pickings after the housing market bubble burst, is less attractive to investors across Florida. Various figures have been released showing a steady decline in the number of single family houses that have been sold. When viewed in perspective, the median price of homes in November 2013 was some 8% higher than the same period in 2012.
While investors may be shifting their funds elsewhere, homeowners have regained equity in net assets, and can now avoid short sales. As a result of the recovery, significant drops in cash sales have been reported. Data from real estate reports reveals that approximately 30% of homes in the Tampa Bay area are listed as underwater - significantly less than the 45% in 2012.
Overall, town home sales and condominium sales dropped by 7% between November 2012 and November 2013. The situation has been compounded by the increase in mortgage rates to 4.5% – up one percentage point during the year. Buyers are reluctant to put all their eggs into one basket when purchasing new homes as sellers are trying to push up the prices as much as possible.
Buy & Rent Preferred to Buy & Flip
Hedge funds with lots of excess cash, in addition to a large number of private equity companies started scooping up single-family homes and scores of foreclosed properties during the housing market crash. As opposed to purchasing properties, renovating them and selling them, many investors have opted to rent them instead.
This has led to the growth of multiple subsidiary industries including real estate agents, management companies and renovation services. Most of the big investment corporations hail from California and New York, and combined they own thousands of homes in Tampa Bay. As the housing market continues to claw its way out of the rut, so the appeal of purchasing these properties diminishes.
The business model of of renting out purchased properties is now being viewed with scepticism as the recovery takes root. Investors are loath to overpay at auctions as they are scared about how quickly the prices are rising, and conversely about what can happen if prices begin to drop again.
The stock markets are reacting to these investments and these companies with diminished enthusiasm. Stock prices remain depressed, and growth prospects for many of these companies are limited. Several hedge funds have even begun divesting from their recent property acquisitions, fearing they are an untenable investment for long-term purposes. But for now the majority of investors are sticking to their guns.
CFDs on Stocks of Investment Companies Purchasing Tampa Bay Properties
A parallel market that is proving to be highly lucrative for investors is that of contracts for difference (CFDs) on the investment corporations that are purchasing properties throughout the Tampa Bay region. The way a CFD works is relatively simple: this tradable instrument mimics the movement of the underlying assets. Profits and losses are possible, depending on the direction of movement of the underlying asset in relation to the investor's position. With a CFD, no ownership of the asset ever takes place.
The business agreement is between the broker and the client. If an investment brokerage company decides to purchase Tampa Bay homes, CFD brokers can enter into trades with those companies to generate profits. Since the margin levels are really low compared to a traditional broker, CFDs are increasingly being viewed as a cost-effective way to directly get involved in the Tampa Bay property markets. CFD investors have higher leverage, no shorting rules or borrowing stock (since no ownership takes place), no fees and professional execution of trades, and a large variety of tradable options.


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He will pain the light and shades
The colours and the trees
He will climb the steepest hill
Believing what he sees
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If you try to set him free
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Be loud, speak out when the world to know
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Be weak, if you want to love.
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Facebook business success stories are difficult to find, and often when we do find them, they seem less relevant than we'd like to our own needs or clients' needs. Large corporations or non-profits with big budgets often make up the bulk of success stories, but for the rest of us, we need concrete examples of guerrilla marketing tactics and shoestring strategies that work. That's why we are excited about a new online class starting next week that has become so popular already that it sold out, but they opened a few more seats.
The class starts October 19th, but the sooner you register the more time you will have to network with others in the online network set up for classmates.
Social Networking for Business Success
As of this writing there are only 22 seats left, so if you miss out, contact us to help you get your page going. We'll be attending and bringing what we learn to all of our client's Fan Pages.
Fantastic Facebook Fanpages.
VAClassroom released a preview call for the course today that reveals key elements of successful Facebook Fan Page strategies, so even if you are not considering the course, have a listen to the Fantastic Facebook Fan Pages Class Preview if you are interested in working with this social network.
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There is a special social network set up for students in the course and we'll be reviewing examples of successful Facebook Fan Pages, along with reviews of the pages of students of the class. Over the two weeks, we may even see some of the student's pages begin to pick up steam as a result of the tactics we are using.
Landing pages are critical for effective marketing on Facebook, and they will be including templates for creating these landing pages, as well as going over effective strategies and page designs.
Vaclassroom.com is a training program that targets virtual assistants, and we have found it to be a valuable source of education on social media all year, whether or not you are training for this purpose.
Successful Facebook Fan Pages for Business are discussed in this video they posted to promote the class, if you watch all the way to the very end.
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- Publishing pays: Economists' salaries reflect productivity" with Suzanne O'Keefe, Social Science Journal 50:1 (Mar 2013) 45-54.
- "Financial Market and Industry Structure:A Comparison of Banking and Textile Industry between Boston and Philadelphia in Early Nineteenth Century" in Economic Evolution and Revolution in Historical Time, edited by Paul Rhode, Joshua Rosenbloom, and David Wieman, Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA, 2011
- "Paying Back to Borrow More: Reputation and Bank Credit Acces in Early America"Explorations in Economic History 45:4 (October 2008) 477-488.
- "Banks, Credit Markets, and Early American Development- A Case Study of Entry and Competition" Journal of Economic History 68:2 (June 2008) 438-461.
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CU's quartet of seniors: Carlon Brown, Austin Default, Trey Eckloff, and Nate Tomlinson will be playing in their last home games in Boulder this week. Three of the seniors (Dufault, Eckloff, Tomlinson), who have played here all four years and are 52-15 (.776), while the last two years are equally impressive with a 31-3 record (.912), thanks in part to great home advantage at the Coors Events Center.
Sunday's game against Cal is SOLD OUT! The men's basketball team is asking all fans in attendance to wear white in an effort to WHITEOUT the Coors Events Center.
For those who missed a chance to see the Buffs in their home finale are encouraged to get their tickets for this Thursday's game against Stanford. Less than 500 tickets remain for the 8:30 p.m. national broadcast on Fox Sports Net.
Tickets can be purchased online at CUBuffs.com/tickets or by calling 303-49-BUFFS.
Student ticket policy for the last two home games will remain the same. CU Sports Pass holders will receive free admission. A limited number of student tickets will be available to non CU Sports Pass holders for $5 and can be purchased at the student entrance of the Coors Events Center starting an hour before tip-off of each game. All students must have a valid Buff OneCard.
C-Unit Stampeding to Staples
CU Athletics would also like to congratulate the University of Colorado student section, C-Unit, for being named one of the top 16 student sections in the country! To reward the students for their tremendous support, the CU Athletic Department has made arrangements to take the C-Unit passion on the road to the Pac-12 Tournament in Los Angeles.
To help bring the atmosphere of the Coors Events Center to both the Staples Center and the Galen Center, 50 of the most loyal CU Basketball student season ticket holders (according to the Student Loyalty Program) will be joining Coach Boyle & Coach Lappe in Los Angeles to cheer on the CU men's and women's basketball teams from March 7-10! CU Athletics will be providing flight, hotel, and tickets to both the Men's and Women's tournament games!
The most loyal student season ticket holders will be determined after the final two men's basketball home games and will be notified on Monday, February 27.
Last Week to Vote for C-Unit as Best Student Section in the Nation!
This is the last week of voting and C-Unit is asking for your help to get them into the final round of 8. Voting ends Friday, Feb. 24th so make sure you vote once a day until the deadline to ensure that C-Unit advances. Vote here: http://www.facebook.com/ilovecollegehoops.
Pac-12 Basketball Tournament Pep Rally!
"Stampede to Staples"
Sunday, March 4
Coors Events Center, 2-3:30 p.m.


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Monty Lewis enters the 2015 season with 30 years of collegiate coaching experience, with 21 of those coming as a head coach. Lewis is 145-71 overall, and 85-39 while leading the Falcons to three consecutive KCAC Championships and NAIA National Playoff appearances (2006, 2007, 2008).
Prior to coming to Friends University, Lewis led teams to KCAC Championships three straight times (1997, 1998, 1999) and a Wheat Bowl Title (1996).
Coach Lewis ranks #5 in wins by active coaches in the NAIA, and is #1 at Friends and #1 in the KCAC in wins all time.
"I believe in family, and the accountability that goes with being part of one. The only reason to attend any college or university is to obtain a degree PERIOD. We will win a lot of football games here at Friends University but the greater goal is to graduate leaders into our community. Our fans are the best in the conference and I believe that their LOYALTY has earned them the expectation of supporting a team that plays hard physically; plays with great emotion; and plays within the rules. To this end, we are COMMITTED."
Coach Lewis and his wife Nancy, who also works at the university, have two children who are student-athletes at Friends - daughter Shelby who plays volleyball, and son Josh who plays football.
Coaching Profile
2003-Present: Friends University - Head Coach (3-KCAC Championships)
2002: West Texas A&M University - Offensive Coordinator
1993-2001: Southwestern College - Head Coach 60-32 Record (3-KCAC Championships)
1992: University of Kentucky - Assistant- Linebacker's/Offensive Line
1991: Colorado State University - Assistant - Linebacker's
1989-90: MacMurray College Illinois - Offensive Coordinator
1987-88: Northeastern Oklahoma State University - Assistant - Linebacker's/Wide Receiver's (O.I.C Champions)
1986: Ft. Hays State University - Assistant - Linebacker's
1985: Southwestern College - Assistant - Offensive Line (KCAC Champions)
Defensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator
Coach Matt Welch enters his 13th season at Friends University and his 30th season overall in college football, having been a part of 10 championships.
The Falcon defense has enjoyed a great deal of success under his direction which deservedly brought Coach Welch KCAC Assistant Coach of the Year awards in 2006 and 2009.
For the fifth year in a row, the Falcon defensive unit finished #1 in the conference and is consistently recognized as one of the top rated defenses in the country. The Falcons finished the 2009 season with the #2 ranked defense in the NAIA.
"At our level from the recruitment of the athletes, to coaching the game itself, and witnessing the success of our student athletes on and off the field is very gratifying for me personally".
Coach Welch's fierce desire to achieve success and a wealth of knowledge has earned him a great deal of respect from not only the coaches in the KCAC, but across the NAIA as well.
Coach Welch and his wife Kim have three children, daughter Kylie (19), son Dustin (21) and son Monty (24). Monty played football at Friends University and is now married to Christina (Manser) Welch who is a former All-American softball player for Friends.
Coaching File
2003: Present - Friends University - Defensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator
2002: Winfield High School KS - Defensive Coordinator (Kansas 5A-State Playoffs)
1985-2001: Southwestern College - Defensive Coordinator (5 KCAC Championships)
Billy Beard starts his 13th season at Friends University, serving as the Falcon's defensive line coach as well as the strength and conditioning coach. He has 26 years of collegiate coaching experience.
Beard joined the Friends University staff when Head Coach Monty Lewis came to the Falcons. He also worked under Lewis at Southwestern College, where Beard worked from 1989-2002.
A 1990 graduate of Southwestern (Heatlh Science), Beard had a prolific career for the Moundbuilders. He was named All-KCAC and All-District in 1987, and repeated the feat in 1988, adding in an All-American honor.
Beard was an All-District selection at Mount Pleasant (Texas) High School in 1983, repeating that honor again in 1984, adding Defensive Player of the Year and MVP nods.
Tylor Struckman begins his 12th season of collegiate coaching, his 11th on the Falcon's staff. He has been the head offensive line coach since 2012.
Struckman first came to Friends in 2003 after graduating from Southwestern College. He spent three seasons as the assistant defensive line coach before moving to the offensive line in 2006. In 2009, Struckman left for Kansas Wesleyan University where he was the head defensive line coach. He returned to Friends in 2011, serving one season as the assistant defensive line coach before taking over his current position in 2012.
While playing at Southwestern, Struckman was part of the 1999 KCAC Championship team.
Struckman played his high school ball in El Dorado (1995-96) and Conway Springs (1998). The Conway Springs team was the Kansas 3A State Champions, going 13-0 on the season.
Struckman has his B.S in Health and Physical Education from Southwestern College (2003) and his M.Ed. in Sport Management from Wichita State University (2009).
Struckman lives in Colwich with his wife, Sarah, and their daughter Emily. They are expecting a baby boy in November.
Jerry Taylor brings high school, college, and professional coaching experience, now in his 7th season at Friends.
Taylor started out coaching as a defensive coordinator at Wichita East High School before moving to Wellington to be the head coach. He returned to East as their head coach before going to Wichita Northwest. Taylor took the Athletic Director position along with an assistant coaching position at Wichita South before becoming an assistant coach at Bethel College. He is now the running backs coach at Friends as well as the defensive coordinator for the Wichita Wild Professional Indoor Football Team.
Taylor graduated from Liberal High School in Liberal, Kan. He started out college at Kansas State University, getting his B.S. in Political Science/History in 1974. He completed his degree in Secondary Education at Wichita State University in 1976.
Taylor and his wife of 34 years, Debra, have three children, Jamie Mathias, Zachary Taylor, and Joel Taylor, along with two grandchildren.
Christian Trotter begins his 4th season at Friends as the head wide receivers coach.
Trotter started his collegiate coaching career at Friends in 2012 as the assistant wide receiver coach, moving up to the head job in 2013.
Before Friends, Trotter was the wide receiver coach at Southeast High School in Wichita in 2011.
Trotter played collegiately at Friends University as a reciever from 2007-2010. He had his best season as a Falcon in 2008, catching 29 passes for 360 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Falcons went 9-0, winning the KCAC Championship. He received his degree in Physical Education while attending Friends.
Trotter played his high school career at Circle High School in Towanda, Kan.
Trotter has a wife, Tiffany, and a son, Kingston.
Cody Butts joins the Falcon staff full time after serving as a student coach in 2013. He will coach the tight ends.
A four year letterman at Friends, Butts was a 2nd Team All-KCAC selection his sophomore season before earning 1st Team All-KCAC nods in both his junior and senior years. He was voted the Receiver of the Year by the Falcon coaches twice. In 30 career games, Butts grabbed 53 receptions for 220 yards and 5 touchdowns. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Health Management while minoring in Business Administration and General Science.
Butts attended high school at Stigler High in Stigler, Okla. He was a three year varsity player, earning All-District honors in 2009 as well as making the All-Star Team.
Butts lives with his wife, Alyssa. The couple just got married in June.
James Banks begins his first season as an assistant coach at Friends University, working as the defensive backs coach for the Falcons.
Banks attended Drew High School (Drew, Miss.) where he set the school record with nine interceptions as the team's free safety. From 1983-1986, he attended Mississippi Valley State and Mississippi Delta Junior College, playing corner back. Banks finished his college career at Southwestern College at corner back, garnering All-KCAC accolades.
Banks began coaching as a graduate assistant at Southwestern in 1989. From 1990 to 2007, Banks was a secondary coach at high schools throughout the Wichita area, with stops at Winfield (1990-1999), Andover (2000-2004), and Wichita North (2005-2007).
Banks earned an A.A. degree at Mississippi Delta (1986), and his B.S. (HPER - 1988) and M.Ed. (SPED - 2013) from Southwestern.
Banks and his wife, Bettina, have four children - Kim, Brittany, Celina, and Brandon.
Marcus Carter begins his first season as an assistant coach for Friends University after a stellar career with the Falcons.
In three seasons at linebacker for Friends, Carter totaled 337 tackles (192 unassisted, 39.5 for loss), and 4.5 sacks. He added in four interceptions and dour fumble recoveries, scoring three touchdowns off the turnovers, including a 100 yard interception return against McPherson his junior year in an 18-17 win on the road.
A two-time captain for the Falcons, Carter was a 2nd Team All-KCAC pick his sophomore year, following it up with unanimous 1st Team All-KCAC selections his junior and senior seasons. That senior year (106 tackles, 72 solo, two interceptions, two fumble recoveries), Carter was named the KCAC Player of the Year and an AFCA All-American.
Carter graduated from Friends in 2014 with a Bachelor's of Science in Physical Education.
Carter was born in North Las Vegas, Nev., where he was a two year varsity player in football and basketball at Mojave High School.


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College Hockey:Committee makes another change to NCAA tournament selection criteria
For the fifth straight season, the NCAA men's ice hockey committee has altered the selection criteria for the national tournament.
This season, the list of teams under consideration — those that are compared against each other to form the basis of the PairWise Rankings — has been expanded to all teams with a Ratings Percentage Index score of .500 or better, NCAA associate director of championships Kristin Fasbender said.
In the previous four seasons, the teams under consideration were limited to the top 25 teams in the RPI.
As of Wednesday, the change adds nine schools to the PairWise Rankings, which mimic the selection process used by the committee to select the at-large teams for the NCAA tournament.
Also, recent NCAA championship manuals show that the committee last year quietly removed the line that required both teams to have played at least 10 games against teams under consideration for that comparison to be factored into the overall comparison between schools.
Previous changes to the criteria included a requirement that teams have a winning percentage of .500 or better for at-large consideration; the addition and then removal of a bonus points system for quality non-conference victories; and alterations to the formula for calculating the RPI.
It's believed that this year's tweak was made at least in part to remove what could be considered an arbitrary limit of teams under consideration.
The PairWise Rankings replicate the committee's process in comparing all of the teams under consideration against each other based on four criteria: RPI, record against common opponents, head-to-head competition and record against other teams under consideration.
For each comparison won, a team receives one point, except for the head-to-head comparison, for which each team receives one point for each game victory in the teams' series. The final order reflected in the PairWise Rankings is based on the number of comparisons won. If two teams win the same number of comparisons, the team with the higher RPI is ranked higher, breaking the tie.
This year's change makes the number of teams under consideration dependent on performance instead of a fixed figure.
Meanwhile, the women's ice hockey committee has gone the opposite direction as the men's committee.
According to the 2011 championship handbook, one of the criteria is record against teams in the top 12 of the RPI; that comparison formerly was made against teams with a RPI of .500 or better.
As of Wednesday, that change eliminated six teams from the PairWise Rankings.
Changes in detail
Here are the recent changes the men's committee has made to the selection criteria, starting in 2003:
2003: Changed the RPI equation to 25-50-25 from 35-50-15 (all RPI equations listed as winning percentage-opponents' winning percentage-opponents' opponents' winning percentage); added undefined bonus points to a team's RPI for winning home, road and neutral-site non-conference games against teams in the top 15 of the RPI; adjusted a team's RPI to prevent losing points for winning conference postseason games against weaker opponents; defined the pool of teams under consideration as those with an RPI of .500 or better.
2007: Changed the RPI equation to 25-21-54; changed the bonus points system to count only for road non-conference wins against teams in the top 15 of the RPI; added all games to the RPI adjustment for winning games against weaker opponents; redefined the pool of teams under consideration as those in the top 25 of the RPI; added a condition that the comparison of record against teams under consideration would be used only if both teams have played 10 or more games against such teams.
2008: Eliminated the bonus points.
2009: Added a requirement that to be eligible for at-large selection, a team must have a winning percentage of .500 or greater.
2010: Eliminated the condition that the comparison of record against teams under consideration would be used only if both teams have played 10 or more games against such teams.
2011: Redefined the pool of teams under consideration as those at .500 or better in the RPI.
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ORONO, Maine – A.J. Bazdanes (Nashua, N.H.) threw a complete game shutout in the first game and Maine exploded for 13 runs in the sixth inning of the second game to sweep a baseball doubleheader from UMBC on Friday evening. Maine won the first game 1-0 before taking the second game 18-9. Maine improves to 34-19 on the season and 20-8 in America East play, while UMBC falls to 17-30 overall, 8-21 in conference play.
The first game remained scoreless until the bottom of the seventh inning. Shane Bussey (Boynton Beach, Fla.) led off the inning with a single through the right side. He moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Sam Balzano (Portland, Maine) and scored when Troy Black (Mississauga, Ontario) singled to center field.
A.J. Bazdanes got the start on the mound for the Black Bears and pitched brilliantly. He surrendered just two hits while striking out seven batters. He moved to 6-5 on the season.
Stephen Chrzanowski went 6.1 innings and allowed one run on seven hits. He falls to 0-2 on the season.
In the second game, UMBC scored a run in the top of the first inning. Rob McCabe led off the game with a single and scored when Brandon Coluccio grounded out. The Retrievers extended their lead to 2-0 in the top of the third inning. Jake Barnes doubled and scored on an error.
Maine got a run in the bottom of the third inning. Sam Balzano walked and scored when Eric White (Brewer, Maine) singled to center field.
Maine tied the game in the bottom of the fourth inning. Scott Heath (Westbrook, Maine) and Kyle Silva (Warwick, R.I.) had back-to-back hits. Heath scored when Bussey grounded out and Silva scored the second run of the inning when Balzano reached on an error. Balzano scored when Black doubled to right field.
UMBC scored a run in the top of the fifth inning. Rob McCabe walked and scored when LaChance grounded out.
Maine countered with a run in the bottom of the frame. Brian Doran (Ayr, Ontario) singled to right field and then advanced to third on a pair of errors. He scored when Heath singled to left field.
Maine then exploded for 13 runs in the bottom of the sixth inning, one shy of the school record for runs in an inning. Balzano led off the inning with a double and Black followed with a single. Eric White (Brewer, Maine) was hit to load the bases. Alex Calbick (Burnaby, British Columbia) followed with a single to center field driving in two runs. White scored on an error on the play. Doran followed with a double plating Calbick. Heath and Silva then had back-to-back hits. Doran scored on a wild pitch. Mike Connolly (Bridgewater, Mass.) had an infield single, scoring Heath. Bussey walked to load the bases. Black then roped a triple scoring all three runners. Black scored on a wild pitch. White walked and Calbick was then hit. Doran followed with a double scoring White. Calbick scored when Heath grounded out. Doran scored when Silva singled to center field.
UMBC got a run in the top of the seventh inning. LaChance walked and scored when D.J. Smith doubled.
UMBC scored four runs in the eighth inning to make it an 18-9 final.
Maine used six pitchers in the game, as it prepares for the America East Tournament. Shaun Coughlin (Northford, Conn.) got the start and allowed a pair of runs on four hits. He picks up the win and improves to 2-1. Charlie Butler (Marlborough, Mass.) allowed two runs on a hit. Burk FitzPatrick (Berwyn, Pa.) went two thirds of an inning and did not allow a hit. Connolly surrendered one run in relief. Steve Trask (Saco, Maine) allowed four runs on three hits. Fran Whitten (Westborough, Mass.) pitched a scoreless inning in relief.
Kevin Ladner got the start for UMBC. He falls to 4-2 on the season.
The two teams conclude their three-game America East series on Saturday, May 18 with a single game beginning at 1 PM. Prior to the game, Maine will honors it four seniors.


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"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" has gone downhill in the last couple of seasons. While the show began as one that focused on the rich, fabulous women of Beverly Hills and their over-the-top lifestyles, it has since turned into a mud-slinging battle between the women with the focal point being the outrageous levels they will stoop to in order to tear their cast mates down.
Although a reality show like that may succeed among some standards, Bravo isn't happy with the direction their series is heading and they are on a mission to restore the sanity. However, they aren't quite sure how to go about it.
"The producers don't know what to do now, or where to go next season," one insider told Radar Online. "Everything is falling apart behind-the-scenes. They want the controversial people to come back because ratings were pretty good but everyone hates all of the women!"
The cast is an overall mess and at this stage in the game, whatever producers do, it's going to have to be drastic. But they don't seem to be quite ready to say goodbye to Brandi Glanville, who has been responsible for making the show what it is at this point -- even though that might make the most sense for what they are trying to do.
At this point, everyone is in jeopardy and fans may be getting a repeat of what producers did with "Real Housewives of New York City" by booting half the cast and starting fresh.


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Andy Engel is an editor at Fine Homebuilding magazine and a former editor of Professional Deck Builder. He was a deck builder back in the day when pressure treated decking and railing was the norm.
The American Ladder Institute offers free online ladder safety training.
There is a proposal in front of the ICC Code Committee to incorporate a great deal of deck-specific detailing in the 2015 IRC.
Deck collapse in Blacksburg, VA, home of VA Tech
Five-year PDB editor Andy Engel says goodbye
Editor writes about the school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
Editor relates his talk from the Principia Decking and Railing Conference wherein he described common poor deck-building practices of the...
Editor questions whether tighter codes will have an effect on the number of deck collapses
Editor Andy Engel reflects on visits to his hometown in New Jersey
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Hello, The VideoLAN team is very pleased to announce libdvbpsi version 0.1.2. This release is a minor maintenance release, featuring: * Miscellaneous portability fixes (especially for Win32 and Mac OS X), * A bug fix for over-complicated PMT sections on which some programs might choke. See the changelog at http://www.videolan.org/libdvbpsi/changelog.html for a complete list of the changes 0.1.2 introduces. You can download libdvbpsi 0.1.2 via HTTP or FTP : http://www.videolan.org/libdvbpsi/download.html ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/videolan/libdvbpsi/0.1.2/ Tarballs are available, as well as x86 Debian packages. Binary builds for architectures and distributions not yet available are welcome and can be uploaded to our incoming directory: ftp://ftp.videolan.org/incoming/ For the VideoLAN team, -- Christophe Massiot. -- -- This is the libdvbpsi-devel mailing-list, see http://www.videolan.org/libdvbpsi/ To unsubscribe, please read http://www.videolan.org/lists.html(Continue reading)


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Ever know somebody that resembles nothing so much as a big teddy bear? Well, that's Crowe, one of the fine nighttime bartenders at Bandito Burrito in Madison. Crowe is an obliging, helpful, and extremely friendly man and he treats his customers with the upmost respect. He's always a happy person and is known by all of his customers as a great guy to have behind the bar, whether it's a simple beer that's called for or a more complex mixed drink.
All affability, Crowe answered questions so that readers can get a better glimpse into the inner workings of this "beary" wonderful man who provides Bandito's nightlife clientele with such amazing service. This writer's opinion is that you cannot find a more pleasant and laid back fellow behind a bar anywhere in the area, thus recommends that these readers come to Bandito in Madison and experience for yourselves some of the best service to be found in the area.
How long have you worked as a bartender?
5 years
Why did you decide to?
Easy and fast money
What about this job do you like the most and the least?
I like the people I meet the most and I like the hours the least
What is your favorite beer and your favorite mixed drink?
Bud Light and cheap tequila
Other than Bandito, what places do you like to go out to?
CD's, Mason's, and Jimmy's
What's your ideal night out?
On a Thursday, I'd start at Bandito, wind up downtown somewhere, and then end the night at a strip club
Would you recommend bartending as a job to others?
Yes – there's easy money to be made
What are the most necessary skills to have as a bartender?
Be able to not tick people off when they're drunk and people skills in general
What's your best and worst experience as a bartender?
The best – no comment, the worst – having to throw somebody out the door
What's the best tip that you've ever gotten?
$130 on a $46 tab
What's your opinion on the 2 am alcohol shut off?
Perfect because if you haven't drank enough by then, just wait until the next day
What do you think about dry counties?
Pointless – there's lost revenue for the dry county because people are just going to go elsewhere to get it
Ever witness any bar fights, how many, and have you ever been involved in one?
Yes, I've witnessed enough of them and no, I haven't been in one, only broken them up
Ever have anybody try to use a fake ID on you?
Plenty of times
Any bartending secrets that you'd like to share?
I don't have any secrets
What's the most of the wall thing you've heard or seen as a bartender?
I caught a man performing cunnilingus on a woman that was sitting on the bar
Do you ever regret becoming a bartender?
No – I love my job
Any last thoughts that you would like to share?
I wish that I'd have become a bartender long before I did


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Linking Arms to Equip Others With Success
It's impossible to talk about Teri Aulph without mentioning her desire to see others succeed. Aulph's highly decorated career easily speaks for itself, but for Aulph, a business consultant, speaker, executive coach and author, all of her awards are just icing on the cake.
"Equipping other people to be successful is my biggest motivator," she says. And in corporate America, she has done that time and time again.
Working as a strategic corporate consultant since 2009, Aulph says her years spent as a global vice president for Fortune 500 companies have had the strongest influence on her role as a consultant. "I was successful because leaders invested in my growth as an employee," she says. As a result, teaching others how to invest in human capital has become foundational to her approach. "Without a doubt, a corporation's greatest resource is always going to be the people who make up the organization." …Read More


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High School/Middle School Soccer Night and Pink Game
Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013 | Bradley vs. SIU Edwardsville | 7:00 p.m.
Coach DeRose will conduct a pre-game "chalk talk" for all interested fans. All fans who wear pink in recognition of breast cancer awareness will have the opportunity to purchase tickets at the group rate. Breast cancer survivors will receive free admission. Teams interested in attending should reserve their spot by submitting a group ticket form.


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