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Do you have a child under 13 or younger who begs to get on Facebook or MySpace, but you as a parent are weary of allowing your child to venture into the world of social networking just yet?
Well now there is an alternative that provides a place for kids to get a taste of social networking and learn to be safe with it in a safe environment. That alternative is ScuttlePad.com.
Mitchell County teacher and mother of children ages 10, 11 and 14, Christy Harris, allows her kids to set up Facebook pages, but she monitors their use closely. She limits their time online to 30 minutes per day and requires them to be in her or her husband's sight at all times when online.
She also requires each of her children to "friend" her on Facebook so they know she can see what they post and so that she can monitor what they're saying and who they're saying it to.
"Children are naive, and if you do not set boundaries (which all children want and need), they they get out of control, and that is how you have so many teen pregnancies and children running away to meet people they 'found' on Facebook," Harris said.
Children can be prey for child predators on social networking sites. Adults may even disguise themselves as children in order to get a child to trust him or her with personal information. These sorts of dangers are almost impossible on ScuttlePad.
That's because the child has to choose from pre-approved words or phrases to communicate with "friends" online. The only way any comments can be made is through this sentence tool. There is no freedom for a child to give personal information, and there is not freedom for an adult to ask a personal question, like if the child is home alone.
"We don't give anyone an opportunity to ask inappropriate questions," ScuttlePad creator Chad Perry pointed out.
Perry came up with the idea to launch a social networking site for kids ages 6-11 to give younger kids and their families a safe option.
There are other safety features included:
- Manual checking of each photo to be uploaded to the site to ensure inappropriate content is not on the site.
- Only having first name listed on personal profile.
- Having the option to just list home country or home state and country on the profile.
I allowed my eight-year-old boy to try out ScuttlePad, and he was so excited because he had never done anything like that before.
The only drawback for him, which is a positive for me as his mother, is not being able to say whatever he wants. That frustrated him a little. It's also tough right now to meet up with people he knows because it's so new, but that's something that can change because there is an invite tool to send emails to your child's friends or friends' parents to suggest joining ScuttlePad as well.
Your child may also like the opportunity to have today's version of a pen pal. They can meet kids from different countries since children from Korea, Mexico and Spain have registered, according to Perry.
Perry says they are not trying to compete with Facebook but want to give kids a safer option. He described his site as a "building block of social networking," as well as educational and fun. It can also serve as a tool for adults to learn about social networking as well because it is very simple without games and applications to complicate things or distract the user.
The site is free. All that is required is an adult's email address. You can also log on to www.scuttlepad.com to preview the site before registering.


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College Hockey:North Dakota Sweeps Minnesota
Duncan Scores Two
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — North Dakota proved that its Friday drubbing of No. 3 Minnesota was no fluke by downing the Golden Gophers 6-1 to earn a home sweep of its WCHA rival.
"We played consistent hockey," UND coach Dave Hakstol of his team's performance throughout the series. "We played hard from the drop of the puck. We played physical and we executed in a lot of different areas of the game."
Minnesota senior defenseman R.J. Anderson didn't mince words in assessing the Gophers' play in Grand Forks.
"They came to a war with guns and we came with butter knives," he said. "They beat us up and down the ice every shift, all weekend. They deserved to win."
The Fighting Sioux entered the series in sixth place in the WCHA standings and emerged tied for fourth with Minnesota. The last time UND swept the Gophers at Ralph Engelstad Arena was November 2003, with Dean Blais as head coach.
Minnesota assistant coach John Hill said the series wasn't so much about what the Gophers didn't do, but what UND did.
"North Dakota came out hungrier," he said. "They were more physical than us. They were opportunistic. They deserved the four points."
Minnesota was again without head coach Don Lucia, who remained at home because of an illness. Also missing from the Gophers' lineup were leading scorer Ryan Stoa and defenseman David Fischer, both of whom suffered injuries during Friday's game. Stoa skated during warm-ups, but was replaced by freshman forward Joe Miller.
The Gophers opened Saturday's tilt playing more physical. They tripled their shots on goal from Friday's first period from two to six and played better defensively, but they didn't get the same stellar early goaltending from Alex Kangas that he provided Friday.
Just 1:38 into the game, UND forward Evan Trupp passed from the slot to center Chris VandeVelde to the right of the net. His shot beat Kangas short side to put the Sioux up 1-0.
Former Hobey Baker winner Ryan Duncan put UND up 2-0 at 14:49 when his slap shot from the left circle hit Kangas' glove and went in. The Gophers' goalie appeared to think that he'd caught the puck, but it fell free with just enough momentum to carry over the line.
"I was just trying to put the puck on net, create some havoc and get a rebound," Duncan said. "I was fortunate that it just ticked off his glove. It was one of those bounces."
Rough play continued, but it didn't deter the Sioux, who out-shot the Gophers 12-6 and had the better scoring opportunities.
The situation went from bad to worse for Minnesota in the second period, as UND scored three goals on eight shots to open a 5-0 lead.
At 11:08, freshman David Toews pounced on a turnover in the Minnesota zone and fed linemate Andrew Kozek. He skated unmarked into the right circle and unleashed a wicked wrist shot that beat Kangas cleanly, catching the top far corner.
Just 1:03 later, the Sioux went up 4-0 on freshman forward Jason Gregoire's goal, his third of the series and eighth of the season. After winning a faceoff in Minnesota's zone, defenseman Chay Genoway passed to Brett Hextall in the left corner. He fired a centering pass that Gregoire tipped past Kangas.
Toews, brother of former Sioux player and Chicago Blackhawks' star Jonathan Toews, notched his fourth goal of the season at 14:58. With Kozek carrying the puck down the left wing, Toews raced for the net and tipped Kozek's centering pass past Kangas to give UND a 5-0 lead at the end of two periods.
Freshman goalie Kent Patterson replaced Kangas at the start of the third period. Play got rough in the final stanza, resulting in a parade to the penalty box that eventually gave the Sioux a five-on-three power play. Duncan's second goal of the game with the two-man advantage gave UND a 6-0 lead at 6:12.
Minnesota sophomore defenseman Cade Fairchild's goal at 12:10 spoiled a shutout bid by Sioux goalie Brad Eidsness, who had 23 saves on 24 shots. The freshman netminder's performance almost went unnoticed as a result of UND's 12-goal weekend.
"He was pretty darn good again tonight," Hakstol said. "At all key points of the hockey game tonight, he was rock solid."
The Sioux got goals from all four lines Friday and three of four lines Saturday. Kozek said this UND squad has the most scoring depth of any team he's played on during his four seasons.
"It's nice when you don't just have one or two lines putting pucks in the net," he said "Even the guys who aren't in the lineup each night are contributing."
Duncan hopes that the sweep is a sign that the Sioux have put the inconsistency behind them that dogged them earlier in the season.
"We know we have a good team, and we know we have the potential to do some great things," he said. "This weekend, we showed up to play, and that's what can happen when we all show up with that focus and intensity."
Hill said after that game that he didn't believe Stoa's injury was serious. He expects Fischer to be out of the lineup for two-to-three weeks.
Hakstol gave credit to Sioux fans who made up the vast majority of the 11,838 in the sellout crowed at Engelstad Arena.
"We had the seventh man all weekend," he noted. "I think we have the best fans in college hockey and they proved that this weekend. You need every little edge that you can possibly get in a series like this."
Anderson said the Gophers need to learn from being decisively swept and start Monday with a new commitment.
"We better be the hardest working team in the country because if we're not, it's going to be a long second half of the year," he said.
Hill said that while the lopsided losses were tough to take, they could ultimately make Minnesota a better team.
"Like I told our players, you just can't have passion for this game when you're winning; you have to have passion when you're losing, as well," he said. "Right now its important that they make a decision to stick together and not start fraying apart at the seams over one weekend."
Minnesota, 10-5-5 overall and 7-4-3 in conference play, has a home-and-home series Jan. 16-17 against St. Cloud State. UND, 13-10-1 overall and 7-6-1 in the WCHA, goes on the road for a two-game series against Michigan Tech Jan. 16-17.
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Rachel Hilliard Named To A-10 Indoor Academic All-Conference Team
March 24, 2014
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - On Monday morning the Atlantic 10 Conference announced its 2014 Indoor Academic All-Conference Team consisting of 10 student athlete's who epitomize what it means to be a student athlete. Junior harrier, Rachel Hilliard was voted to this year's list for her excellence not only on the track but in the classroom as well.
Hilliard possesses a 3.99 GPA as a biology major and had the most decorated indoor campaign of her career on the track in 2014. Her championship journey began in the Atlantic 10 Championship when she finished sixth in the 3,000 meter run, seventh in the mile and assisted the distance medley relay in a sixth place effort.
In the following weeks Hilliard had the best races of her collegiate career, rewriting the UMass record books in the process. At the New England Championship the junior ran the mile in just 4-minutes, 53.08-seconds to claim the bronze medal and rank her third all-time in UMass history.
At the ECAC Championship Hilliard was part of the record-breaking 4x800 meter relay team in the preliminary round. The quad ran the event in 8-minutes, 50.56-seconds, blowing by the previous record of 9-minutes, 1.71-seconds. On the second day of competition the Hookstown, Pa., native ran the fourth best time at UMass in the 3,000 meter run crossing the finish line in 9-minutes, 47.45-seconds.
This week the Minutewomen begin their outdoor campaign at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Fla. on March 28 and 29 at 11:00 and 9:00 AM for the UNF Spring Break Invitational.
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Oct. 14, 2006
Commerce, Calif. - The fourth-ranked UCLA men's water polo team advanced to the semifinal round of the SoCal Tournament with a 6-4 victory over Long Beach State (4-8, 0-1) late Saturday afternoon. Freshman Scott Davidson led the Bruins' offensive charge with two goals.
The win against the 49ers, coupled with a 9-6 victory over Stanford earlier in the day, pits UCLA (8-2, 1-0) in a semifinal-matchup against second-ranked California (16-2, 0-1). The Bruins will face the Golden Bears on Sunday, Oct. 15 at 11:20 a.m. at USC's McDonald's Swim Stadium. In the other semifinal contest, UC San Diego will face host USC at 10 a.m.
Staked to a 3-0 lead through the first quarter, the Bruins never looked back against Long Beach State. UCLA and Long Beach State each exchanged goals in the second quarter to give the Bruins a 4-1 advantage at the half. In the third quarter, the Bruins blanked the 49ers, 2-0, before Long Beach State answered with three goals in the fourth quarter.
Aside from Davidson, UCLA received goals from juniors Justin Johnson and Marco Santos and seniors Tyler Krikorian and Michael March. The Bruins' victory was their first of the season over Long Beach State. Both teams will face each other at UCLA's Sunset Canyon Recreation Center on Friday, Nov. 17 at 3 p.m.
Schedule for Sunday, Oct. 15 (games at McDonald's Swim Stadium)
Game 13 - 8:40 a.m., UC Irvine vs. Pacific
Game 15 - 10 a.m., USC vs. UC San Diego
Game 16 - 11:20 a.m., California vs. UCLA
Game 20 - 2 p.m., Winner Game 13 vs. Winner Game 14 (5th place)
Game 21 - 3:20 p.m., Loser Game 15 vs. Loser Game 16 (3rd place)
Game 22 - 4:40 p.m., Winner Game 15 vs. Winner Game 16 (1st place)
UCLA (8-2) vs. Long Beach State (4-8)
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Long Beach State Goals: Phillip Gerardi, Jeff Greenwood, Nick Korsgarden, Clint Wilson
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New Orleans is often viewed as the cultural capital of the world. Its unique relation to all forms of art, coupled with its reputation as as the "Big Easy," fun-going place to be is well-known. But has the city's true nature yet been captured on film?
One Day On Earth is a national campaign that has been around since 2008, to celebrate the planet and create a collaborative movement. Over the course of 24 hours, participants will film their cities. They will interview each city's residents and gather from the people where they desire to see the city's future.
The national event will land itself amidst NOLA's annual Jazz Fest, which is probably the best time for such a project. The popularity and cultural celebrations of Jazz Fest will allow participants ample opportunities to capture NOLA's truest nature for all to see.
10 other cities are currently registered to participate this April:
- Atlanta
- Boston
- Denver
- Detroit
- Los Angeles
- Lower Rio Grande Valley
- New York
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- Twin Cities
'Why focus on cities?' people have asked. The answer is that, because the majority of the world's population reside in cities, efforts toward future sustainability need to tackle urban lifestyles and how to cater to metro areas accordingly.
People are encouraged to sign up and share with friends. Collected footage will be edited together for a television series covering the future of America's cities. Additionally, local media partners will showcase the most powerful and inspiring footage captured.
The 10 questions One Day asks their visual investigators are:
- Why are you in your city?
- What do you love about your city?
- What's the best thing happening in your city today?
- What are your city's biggest challenges?
- Who is your city not serving?
- What is the worst thing that could happen to your city?
- What are the solutions that your city needs to implement?
- How are people changing the future of your city?
- What do you hope for your city in the next 20 years?
- Ask your own question.
Questions may serve interviews, but participants are encouraged to seek answers through a visual lens. Show the world concrete examples of how New Orleans specifically manages its problems and prepares for its future.
Footage can be submitted through One Day's website. Details and FAQs are also provided. Sign up today and take a stand for tomorrow!


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HITS: Michael Brantley, Shin-Soo Choo, Carlos Santana and Luis Valbuena all had multihit games. Choo had three hits, including an RBI single that tied the game at seven in Cleveland's three-run eighth inning. … Reliever Tony Sipp got the win after pitching a scoreless ninth inning and striking out two of the three batters he faced. … Prospect Cord Phelps produced the game-winning hit with an RBI triple in the the ninth that scored pinch runner Jack Hannahan.
MISSES: Carlos Carrasco's fifth exhibition start did not end well. After allowing just a run over four innings, the right-hander surrendered five in the fifth, as the Royals forged ahead. He pitched for the cycle and allowed a pair of home runs. … Lou Marson went 0-for-3 with three strikeouts and is batting .160 (4-for-25) with seven strikeouts in 13 games.
MANAGER'S MOMENT: "Carlos started well, but he kind of hit a wall in that fifth inning," Acta said. "He was up in the zone and they hit him."
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AS A FRESHMAN IN 2010-11:Game-By-Game Statistics
Played in seven games as a reserve for a total of 44 minutes ... Scored her first collegiate points vs. Temple (1/26) ... Averaged 1.3 rebounds in 6.3 minutes of play ... Grabbed one rebound against Rhode Island (2/19) ... Pulled down one rebound and had a steal at Dayton (2/9) ... Played nine minutes against Charlotte (2/5) grabbing three rebounds ... Had a career high two rebounds at St. Bonaventure (1/29) ... Played a career-high 13 minutes and scored her first collegiate points (2) vs. Temple (1/26) ... Saw action vs. Saint Louis (1/19) ... Made her first collegiate appearance against Xavier (1/16) recording one rebound and one assist.
BEFORE UMASS:Graduated from Saint Aloysius College in 2009 ... Played for North Adelaide Basketball Club ... Helped squad to a 2010 Australian national title and a South Australia state championship in 2007 ... Was tabbed the NABC's most promising junior in 2007 ... Selected as club's most improved player in 2006 ... In her final year at Saint Aloysius, received principal's commendation for receiving a grade in the top 10% of Australia.
PERSONAL: Born Marisa Stable on Feb. 6, 1992, in Adelaide, South Australia ... Daughter of Rober and Annalisa Stabile ... Has three brothers: Allan, David and Steven ... Major is undeclared.
CAREER HIGHS Points: 2; vs. Temple (1/26/11) Rebounds: 3; vs. Charlotte (2/5/11)
Assists: 1; vs. Xavier (1/16/11)Steals: 1; at Dayton (2/9/11) Blocks: 1; vs. Temple (1/26/11)


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Financial Globalization and Banking Crises in Emerging Markets
Joseph P. Joyce
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee - Department of Economics
January 27, 2009
Open Economies Review, Forthcoming
Bank crises in emerging economies have been a feature of the recent global crisis, and their incidence has increased in the post-Bretton Woods era. This paper investigates the impact of financial globalization on the incidence of systemic bank crises in 20 emerging markets over the years 1976-2002 using measures of de facto and de jure financial openness. An increase in foreign debt liabilities contributes to an increase in the incidence of crises, but foreign direct investment and portfolio equity liabilities have the opposite effect. A more liberal de jure capital regime lowers the incidence of banking crises, while a regime of fixed exchange rates increases their frequency. The results of the econometric analysis is consistent with the experience of East European and central Asian emerging markets, which attracted a relatively large proportion of capital flows in the form of debt in recent years and have been particularly hard hit by the global financial crisis.
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Keywords: financial globalization; banking crises; emerging markets
JEL Classification: F41, G21
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Baseball: HiToms split pair
Published: Friday, June 14, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 14, 2013 at 12:06 a.m.
The Gastonia Grizzlies slipped past the HiToms 4-3 in a Coastal Plain League game in Gastonia on Thursday.
Evan Stephens and Cody Leichman had two hits apiece for the HiToms, who dropped to 6-7 with the loss.
Nicholas Miller threw six innings of two-hit ball for the HiToms, but the Grizzlies scored four runs against the HiToms' bullpen for the victory.
On Wednesday, the HiToms defeated Forest City 7-4 at Finch Field in Thomasville.
Stephens had two hits and drove in four runs for the HiToms. Sam Foy had two hits and scored twice, and Andrew Cox scored two runs.
Josh Frederick got the win on the mound. Bennett Hixson and Hunter Rice pitched well out of the bullpen. The HiToms host Asheboro at 7 p.m. Friday.
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we are running Windows Server 2003. Today suddenly the system was down and it showed
NTLDR missing. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart
When I pressed the key combination, it again showed the same message. Now I switched off the power supply to the system, and when I restart after this the system booted properly.
I understand that there are lot of web resources addressing this problem. I wanted to know why it booted after I switched off the power supply and later switched on.
Also, I wasn't able to create the image of the disk with Acronis. The Acronis True Image ended with errors.
I read from the web that the NTLDR error arises if the C drive is fragmented to the extreme where even the file which stores the indexes is also fragmented. Is this the reason why Acronis failed to create the image as it couldn't read the MBR?
For your information, the C drive contains lot of files and is fragmented.


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Release Date: 2005-03-11 (Limited)
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 30min
The All-Ireland Traditional Music Competition attracts the best musicians from all over the country -- and a few from beyond the shores of the Emerald Isle as well. As John Joe and his band prepare to capture the band trophy with their County Clare jigs and reels, Irishman Jimmy bends his Liverpudlians away from jazz toward the time-honored strains of Celtic music. As the musicians make their way towards the competition, trouble rears its head for both sets of challengers: the Liverpool Shamrock Ceilidh Band and the defending champions from Clare, and at the heart of this adversity lie the vengeful interventions of two estranged brothers, Jimmy and John Joe.
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Dec. 14, 2011
Junior outside hitter Rachael Kidder (Moorpark, CA/Moorpark HS) of the UCLA women's volleyball team was selected as the UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week for Dec. 5-11.
Kidder was named the Lexington Regional Most Outstanding Player after leading the ninth-seeded Bruins to victories over four-time defending national champion Penn State and top-seeded Texas last weekend. Kidder, who was recently named a first-team AVCA All-American, led the Bruins in kills in both contests, posting a match-high 26 kills in a four-set win over Texas in the Regional Championship and a match-best 15 in a sweep of Penn State in the Regional Semifinals. Kidder averaged 5.86 kills per set and hit .392 for the weekend.
This is Kidder's third UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week honor of the season and sixth of her career.
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Patrick Libey makes a bit of a switch this season when he takes over coaching the defensive line.
Libey is one of two former Vandals on coach Paul Petrino's staff. Libey and linebackers coach Mike Anderson were teammates from 2000-03.
Libey previously coached safeties and specials teams at Idaho.
During his tenure at Idaho, he coached some of the school's most successful kickers and punters are well as current Houston Texas Shiloh Keo – a safety and returner for the Vandals under Libey's guidance and a fifth-round choice in the 2011 NFL Draft.
Keo was the Vandals' leading tackler in 2009 and was ranked 41st nationally. He also was the team leader in punt returns that season as well as the 2007 and 2010 seasons. In 2007, he was ranked sixth nationally in punt returns.
All-American punters T.J. Conley and Bobby Cowan also were under his guidance. Cowan, also a three-year member of the Ray Guy Award Watch List, is the career punting average (44.7) record holder as well as total punts (259) and total punting yards (11,570).
He also coached record-setting kicker Trey Farquhar, who graduated with career marks in field goal percentage (71.4), field goals of 50 or more yards (11), field goal attempts (84) and field goals made (60). He was a Lou Groza Award semifinalist in 2012.
In 2012, he had two players - safety Gary Walker and kicker Trey Farquhar, earn first-team all-Western Athletic Conference honors and one, Cowan, earn second-team recognition.
During his time as an athlete at Idaho, Libey was a two-time captain for the Vandals as a linebacker. He finished his playing career with 226 total tackles.
Libey comes back to the Vandals from across the border where he was a graduate assistant at Washington State.
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Wyoming-Hawai`i Game Will Be Televised By Time Warner
June 17, 2013
LARAMIE, Wyo. - The Mountain West Conference has announced that another University of Wyoming football game will be televised this fall.
The Nov. 23 UW home matchup between the Pokes and Hawai`i will be broadcast on Time Warner Oceanic Pay-Per-View. Additional information regarding any potential local coverage for the game is not yet available. Kickoff is scheduled for 12:05 p.m. MT.
This coverage is in addition to three Cowboy games already scheduled for broadcast, including road games at Air Force on Sept. 21, at Boise State on Nov. 16 (both on ESPN Networks) and the season opener at Nebraska on Aug. 31 on the Big Ten Network.
Additional televised games may be released at a later date.
Beginning in the fall of 2013, MW football membership will include Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico, Utah State and Wyoming in the Mountain Division and Fresno State, Hawai`i, Nevada, San Diego State, San Jose State and UNLV in the West Division.
Wyoming's schedule, including televised games, as its stands at the current time is as follows.
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Jonathan Craven Movies and Career Information
Mar 20, 1965
New Castle
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Jonathan Craven, son of renowned filmmaker of horror Wes Craven and son of Bonnie Broecker, is a writer and director with a number of credits to his name. Aside from his lineage, he is probably most noteworthy for his co-writing credit on The Hills Have Eyes 2 and his work on the short-lived NBC horror series "Nightmare Cafe". He manages the group the Chapin Sisters. He also co-produced the 2009 remake to The Last House on the Left.
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Liberal senior middle hitter Jai Chapman is the Mead Lumber Athlete of the Week. She was named all tournament in Liberal's tournament as LHS went 6-0 to win the tournament Saturday. She was the WAC player of the year as a junior and was first team all WAC as a sophomore. She and the Redskins play at Kingman Thursday against Kingman, Chapparal, and Belle Plaine. Liberal is 15-4 on the season and has won 11 in a row.
Chapman was first team all WAC in basketball and won state in both the 100 and 300 hurdles at the state meet in May. She is also a member of FCA, NHS, and Stucco.
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Google Voice Number Portability May Not Spur Adoption
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- Can't Miss: The hilltop forts of Fort Frederick and Fort George
- To Avoid: Although crime is low, avoid unpatrolled beaches or unpopulated areas.
- Tipping: 10% is the usual tip in St. George's
St. George's is the capital city of Grenada, a lush island nation in the West Indies. The city is built around a horseshoe-shaped harbor, which generally hosts a large number of cruise ships. Backed up against a volcano, the city was founded in 1650 and is home to just 33,000 people. The first thing visitors notice about the city are the whitewashed, red-roofed houses, courtesy of St. George's French founders. Standing in stark contrast to the lush vegetation that ascends the hillsides, they make for quite a Kodak moment. Rammed with market stalls, points of interest and taxi drivers vying for the attention of cruise ship passengers, there's a real bustle about St. George's. With a distinctly laid-back, Mediterranean feel, this small community is what the Caribbean's all about.
Aside from the others things that a Caribbean city will generally afford -- sun, sand and surf -- St. George's also offers visitors a taste of adventure. River tubing is hugely popular with tourists, and involves floating down the Balthazar river on an inflatable inner tube. With a canopy of rainforest flora and fauna above you and the great unknown before you, it truly is a treat for the senses. Visitors can also enjoy a number of exciting Jeep tours, most of which take in gorgeous green rainforest and natural hot rock pools. It's not all about excursions, however; there's plenty to see in St. George's itself, too, with Tobacco Bay bursting with stalls and boisterous vendors, local rum distilleries plying visitors with pirates' favorite tipple and the long stretches of beach open from sunrise till sunset. What's not to love?
Those used to the frenzied, frenetic pace of cities like London or Los Angeles will welcome the slow, laid-back pace of St. George's with open arms. Then there's the air… fresh, clean and not pumped full of pollution. In St. George's, you'll remember how to breathe again. Next, the water: it's everywhere! From rivers and waterfalls to lakes and the sea, an island life isn't an island life without an abundance of water. Beautiful to look at, and even better to bathe in. Because Grenada is a small island, everyone knows everyone in St. George's. While that can be claustrophobic when everyone knows your business, you'll be thankful for it in a time of need when you've got half the neighborhood knocking on your down. Finally, by living in St. George's you'll be able to experience the carnival. Party till dawn, wake up, then party again. Do you need any more convincing? Pack your bags!


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|52 Matt Pick
Hopes to bounce back from a knee injury suffered last October that sidelined him for the remainder of the season and kept him out of action during spring drills ... A feel-good walk-on story whose passion, determination and subsequent rise to playing status include a prep school stint and an attempt to earn a position on the roster at Southeastern Conference member Georgia ... Expected to return to active status this fall and should battle for a depth chart position among linebacking unit and on special teams ... A tough, physical and heady player who appeared to gain a quick grasp of ECU's schematics in a short period of time ... An affable student-athlete who possesses a sense of humor that might be unrivaled.
2008: A walk-on transfer who was promoted from the scout team roster Sept. 23 and placed on active status prior to Conference USA home opener against Houston ... Followed by making his first career start (outside linebacker) vs. Cougars in a unique pass defense package and responded by turning in a career-high three tackles ... Made initial stop early in the second quarter by bringing down UH running back Bryce Beall at the ECU 27-yard line ... Played in just two games at linebacker and as a special teams performer before suffering a season-ending knee injury at Virginia two weeks later ... Officially joined the Pirate program in the spring of 2008.
2007: Enrolled at ECU in the fall semester of 2007 but did not play football.
2006: Earned roster position at Georgia as a walk-on ... Redshirted during only season with the Bulldogs.
2005: Attended prep school at Fork Union Military Academy during the 2005-06 academic year ... Was the Blue Devils' starting linebacker and fullback in 2005 and topped squad in total stops and tackles for lost yardage.
High School: Earned three football letters at Oakton High School.
Personal: Full name is Matthew Martin Pick ... Born October 20, 1986 at Houston, Texas ... Major is business (management) ... Delivered milk one summer but the nickname of "Milk Man" has naturally stuck with him through time ... Has music and entertainment talents as well as evidenced by his role in a boy band ... A fan of the late, great Harry Caray ... Says a gladiator fight in the Rome Coliseum would be his ultimate sporting event to watch.


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Russell Houghtaling joined the Northern Illinois Media Relations staff in the summer of 2007, and is in his second season as the contact for Huskie Women's Basketball.
In addition to serving as the team's media relations representative, Houghtaling is the voice of NIU women's hoops. He has also provided the play-by-play for Huskie baseball, softball, men's soccer and women's soccer. Additionally, Houghtaling is primary contact for the Huskie men's soccer, and women's golf teams, and is responsible for the recruiting and development of student workers in the media relations office.
Houghtaling was instrumental in the development of Huskie Happenings, the Official Blog of Northern Illinois Athletics. One of the most popular segments of NIUHuskies.com, Happenings provides NIU fans with a one-stop shop for all the information they need on Huskie Athletics.
Prior to coming to Northern Illinois, Houghtaling spent a year as an intern as Western Illinois University, where he was the primary contact for the WIU men's basketball and volleyball teams, and provided color commentary for Leatherneck men's hoops. Houghtaling graduated from Washington State University cum laude in the summer of 2006 with a bachelor's degree in communication.
He and his wife Erin (formerly Jordan) were married in the summer of 2009 and the couple lives in DeKalb.


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Ph.D. student Robert Coop has just received the Best Poster Award at the 2013 IEEE International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN), held on August 4-9 in Dallas, Texas. This is the premier conference on neural networks.
R. Coop, *I. Arel*, "Mitigation of Catastrophic Forgetting in Recurrent Neural Networks using a Fixed Expansion Layer," in Proc.* IEEE 2013 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN)*, Dallas, TX, August 2013. [Recipient of *BEST POSTER AWARD*].
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This is a real life drama I hope never happens to you. Moms, you may want to keep this one from your children. Dads, I invite you to listen up. On National Cancer Awareness Day, this seems like an appropriate post.
This past September I was shocked to learn I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. One definite tumor. One on the way. When my urologist outlined my treatment options I was even more shocked to learn my chance for erectile dysfunction (ED) and incontinence (as a result of no matter what treatment) was over 60%.
Since more than my sex life was on the line here I decided to do some research on my own.
I read at least two books on the standard forms of prostate cancer treatment, supplemented my reading with internet research, talked to family and friends, interviewed prostate cancer survivors of different treatments, and, at the recommendation of a long time fraternity brother, decided to investigate a cutting edge procedure called proton radiation therapy (prbt).
Unlike radial prostatectomy it didn't involve lopping off your prostate gland, seminal vesicles and part of your urethra then attaching the remainder to your bladder. Unlike standard forms of radiation it didn't pass through your body and risk significant collateral damage to adjacent tissue and organs. Pbrt was minimally invasive. Unlike photon radiation it stopped at the tumorous area. It risked little, if any, collateral damage, and what's more, it didn't cause side effects like incontinence or ED.
Seemed to good to be true.
But like any skeptic I wanted to do a reality check. So, I accessed a list of pbrt patients, randomly selected 35, and emailed them to compare diagnoses and inquire about their experience with pbrt.
Two amazing things happened.
One: all 35 replied.
Two: all reported little if any side effects.
Not one mentioned incontinence.
I stopped having nightmares about Austin Powers pumps and extra brief cases of adult diapers and starting dreaming about the possibility of pbrt for myself.
The question was: did Cigna of California (R), my heath care provider cover it?
The book I read about pbrt (circa: 2006) said it did. WSJ articles from the summer of 2013 said it did (with a review scheduled for December). To make sure I wasn't chasing some pipe dream I called Cigna(R) member services myself.
Lo and behold I was assured pbrt was covered, even for me, identified as a member of Cigna's HMO plan. (You have to give your ID and birthdate from the "get go.")
"Proton radiation therapy was covered by a non-grandfathered clause," explained Rosie, my Cigna Member Services associate. "Catch is, you have to change to the Loma Linda University (LLU) medical group to qualify, get that group to approve the treatment and submit the request to Cigna with this special number."
I didn't mind that I had to change my medical care to a group 65 miles away.
I didn't mind 45 days of 130 miles round trips.
I didn't mind the $1500 deductible.
I was happy. Rosie was happy to help. She gave me a list of LLU primary physicians accepting new patients. Even though the deadline to change medical groups had passed, a supervisor made sure it would be effective Nov. 1.
I had cancer. They had empathy. All was good. Rosie even asked If I wanted a case worker.
My PCP here Orange County scrambled to send my records to the LLU Proton Treatment Center post haste.
First week of November my wife and I gave up a day of work for the 130 mile round trip to see my new PCP for a referral.
Within two weeks I was in front on my new radiation oncologist who submitted my pbrt request to Cigna. (Another 130 mile trip.)
Cigna' s third party review arm, Care Core, cleared my pbrt treatment with the LLU Proton Treatment Center oncologist nurse who scheduled my setup appointment, dry run and 45 days of treatment.
Cigna's case worker sent LLU and myself written approval for my pbrt treatment.
A recording of the approval for playback was posted on Cigna Member Services.
Excited, I text messaged friends, family and all my work contacts that I had been approved for 45 days of pbrt that would begin the first week of December. (I work per diem. That meant I had to sacrifice at least 45 days of income.)
The morning of the day before Thanksgiving I arrived at Loma Linda's Proton Radiation Treatment Center for my set-up appointment.
After drinking the 24 ounces of water needed to position my internal organs for cat scan mapping and holding it through the 45 minute casting of my custom pod. (quite a feat when I urinate less than 15 minutes after drinking anything), LLU's financial advisor walked in and informed me that Cigna called to deny my treatment.
I almost doubled over in disbelief.
After two months of jumping through 130 mile round trip hoops, scrambling for records, begging for appointments, canceling jobs and trading nightmares for what I believed to be a dream come true, I was literally pulled from the treatment table.
My reservation to a gourmet restaurant was confirmed. I drove 65 miles, waited for my table to open, was served the appetizer, then the waiter arrived to tell me dinner was cancelled?
Who treats people like this? Worse yet, who treats anxiety ridden cancer patients like this?
LLU's financial advisor advised me to call Cigna to immediately clear matters up. The Proton Center tech promised he would fit me in to finish the cat scan mapping if I was successful.
Ever try to call an insurance supervisor during lunch time or the afternoon before Thanksgiving?
Good luck?...
Loma Linda University Hospital is a Seventh Day Adventist institution. It's world renown proton radiation center has been in operation since 2000.
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With perhaps the exception of the cap-toed ballerina flat, Chanel's shoes aren't quite as iconic and sought-after as its handbags, which is why we don't cover the brand as extensively on TalkShoes as we do on PurseBlog. Every now and then, though, Chanel comes up with a shoe that we like to put up for discussion. In fact, the Chanel Coral Heel Sandal caught our eye so much that we decided to take a brief break from fashion show coverage to post about it.
Obviously this sandal's heel isn't made from actual coral, but the reference is unmistakable even if you didn't know that the brand's Spring 2012 collection is all about the beauty of the sea. I absolutely adore the shoe's heel and wish that more brands would get creative when it comes to giving us the height we all crave. On the other hand, I could pass on pretty much everything about the design. The shoe's upper is a bit boring and predictable, and it doesn't at all do justice with the creativity going on down below. Suddenly, I remember why we don't write about Chanel all that often. For purchase information, please inquire through your local Chanel boutique or call Chanel at (800)550-0005.


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APAR NUMBER: PJ40290 PRODUCT: z/TPF FUNCTIONAL AREA: MISC SHIPPED IN PUT: 9 ABSTRACT: Additional error checks should be added to notify users if certain z/TPFDF structured programming macro (SPM) constructs are incomplete PACKAGE CONTENTS: Source Segments: (C) base/macro/finis.mac Object Only Binaries: None. Configuration Independent Binaries: None. Support Files: None. OTHER BINARIES TO BUILD: NO None. COMMENTS: Additional checking should be added to check for z/TPFDF structured programming macro (SPM) application coding errors. In particular: - If a #SUBR SPM is coded following another #SUBR SPM (that is, the #ESUB SPM is missing or in the wrong place), an informational MNOTE (severity *) is generated (#SUBR SHOULD NOT BE NESTED WITHIN ANY SPM FIGURE). Because this MNOTE is informational, it can easily be missed, leading to unpredictable application behavior. This should be flagged as a higher severity MNOTE in the assembly. - If an #IF SPM is missing a corresponding #EIF SPM in an application, a "** ASMA044E Undefined symbol " error is generated. It would be helpful if a message was also generated to indicate that the problem was that an #EIF is missing. - If a #CAST or #DO SPM is missing a corresponding #ECAS or #EDO SPM, respectively, the user is not notified that the SPM structure is incomplete. As a result, the application may not behave as expected.
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SOLUTION: finis.mac has been updated so that severity 4 MNOTE ("SPM NESTING STACK NOT EMPTY-#EIF,#EDO,#ECAS OR #ESUB MISSING") will be generated if any #IF, #DO, #CAST, or #SUBR SPM is not coded with a corresponding #EIF, #EDO, #ECAS, or #ESUB, respectively. Furthermore, with co-requisite z/TPFDF APAR PM67148, the existing informational MNOTE "#SUBR SHOULD NOT BE NESTED WITHIN ANY SPM FIGURE" has been changed to be a severity 4 MNOTE: "INCORRECT NESTING OF #SUBR MACRO OR MISSING #ESUB". COREQS: YES PM67148 MIGRATION CONSIDERATIONS: YES Application programming interface (API) changes: Any application that is coded with an #IF, #DO, #CAST, or #SUBR SPM that does not have a corresponding #EIF, #EDO, #ECAS, or #ESUB will now generated an MNOTE 4 "SPM NESTING STACK NOT EMPTY-#EIF,#EDO,#ECAS OR #ESUB MISSING". This means that object code may no longer be generated and any such applications will need to be updated as a result. BUILD COMMANDS AND INSTRUCTIONS: NO None. UPDATED INFORMATION UNITS: NO None. See your IBM representative if you need additional information. DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS: http://www.ibm.com/software/htp/tpf/maint/maintztpf.html APAR URL: http://www.ibm.com/software/htp/tpf/ztpfmaint/put9/PJ40290.htm
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Jerry Richardson has been aggressively seeking taxpayer money to fund upgrades to his 17-year-old stadium, despite leaked documents that show the Panthers are incredibly profitable. Here's another thing Charlotte residents didn't know until today: Richardson was invited to address the city council's "closed" session…
The North Carolina general assembly passed a bill this morning that will allow the city of Charlotte to allocate two tourism taxes toward funding for $300 million worth of renovations on the Panthers' stadium.
There's still a lot to unpack in the Carolina Panthers' financial statement, which we published Thursday. That document showed the team bringing in $112 million in operating profit over a recent two-year period, one that saw owner Jerry Richardson pleading hardship on behalf of his fellow NFL plutocrats before the…
In 2010 and 2011, as the NFL prepared for and staged a lockout of its players, Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson was among the hardest of the hardliners, urging his fellow owners to "take back our league" by demanding a more management-friendly collective-bargaining agreement.
It's an inescapable conclusion at this point, but the NFL doesn't want a team in Los Angeles. A big empty lot, with the potential for a new stadium and team, is far more valuable to the league and the owners as a threat than as an actual franchise. As teams attempt to wring taxpayer money out of their communities for…
Bank of America Stadium is a perfectly modern and lovely venue that hosts 10 football games a year. But Panthers owner Jerry Richardson wants more! He wants new escalators! A new video board! Better wi-fi in the stadium! And he wants you—the fan who already pays to attend games—to pay for most of the upgrades.
Back in April, Panthers owner Jerry Richardson told the Charlotte Observer that he's never wanted a "roster of 53 choirboys" on his football team, which is a very nice and almost renegade sentiment for a 75-year-old millionaire to share. But he also doesn't want a quarterback with tattoos, piercings, or long hair.


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Alabama Softball
Arkansas at #1 Alabama
Mar 25, 2011 at TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (Rhoads Stadium)
Score by Innings R H E
Arkansas............ 000 10 - 1 3 1
Alabama............. 012 7X - 10 10 0
Umpires - HP: Dave Rheinecker 1B: Ed Clark 3B: Ted Broyles
Start: 6:30 PM Time: 1:40 Attendance: 2641
Weather: Sunny, 71, Wind: SW at 7 mph
McLemore faced 2 batters in the 3rd.
Alabama Softball
Arkansas at #1 Alabama
Mar 25, 2011 at TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (Rhoads Stadium)
Arkansas starters: 22/cf Carden; 9/dp Martindale; 0/2b Rambo; 4/c Gee; 20/ss
Oprzedek; 16/1b Geile; 14/3b Robison, J; 1/lf Burr; 3/rf Mort; 2/p McLemore;
Alabama starters: 1/lf Braud; 7/cf Fenton; 20/ss Larsen; 33/p Traina; 22/1b
Locke; 9/3b Conley; 2/rf Lunceford; 12/c Dawson; 4/2b Branham; 0/dp Dunne;
Arkansas 1st - Carden popped up to 1b (1-2).
Martindale struck out swinging (0-2). Rambo grounded out to 2b (1-2). 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Alabama 1st - Braud reached on a throwing error by
3b (2-2). Braud out at first 1b unassisted, runner left early. Fenton fouled
out to ss (3-2). Larsen singled to left field (1-0). Traina struck out swinging
(2-2). 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Arkansas 2nd - Gee singled to center field (0-1).
Oprzedek reached on a fielder's choice (3-2); Gee out at second 3b to 2b.
Oprzedek out at second c to ss, caught stealing. Geile struck out swinging
(1-2). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Alabama 2nd - Locke homered to center field, RBI
(1-2). Conley flied out to cf (2-2). Lunceford singled to right field (1-2).
Dawson flied out to cf (1-1). Branham popped up to 3b (3-2). 1 run, 2
hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Arkansas 3rd - Robison, J struck out looking (3-2).
Burr struck out swinging (2-2). Mort hit by pitch (1-0). Mort out at second c
to ss, caught stealing. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Alabama 3rd - Braud doubled to left center (3-2).
Fenton homered to right field, 2 RBI (1-2); Braud scored. Cohen to p for
McLemore. Larsen out at first 3b to ss to 1b (2-2). Traina grounded out to 3b
(1-0). Locke grounded out to ss (0-0). 2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 0
Arkansas 4th - Carden struck out swinging (1-2).
Martindale walked (3-2). Rambo singled to shortstop (1-0); Martindale advanced
to second. Rambo advanced to second; Martindale advanced to third on a passed
ball. Gee flied out to rf, SF, RBI (3-2); Rambo advanced to third; Martindale
scored, unearned. Oprzedek grounded out to 3b (1-2). 1 run, 1 hit, 0
errors, 1 LOB.
Alabama 4th - Conley grounded out to ss (1-2).
Lunceford walked (3-1). Dawson flied out to cf (1-0). Branham singled through
the left side (1-0); Lunceford advanced to second. Branham stole second;
Lunceford stole third. Braud walked (3-0). Fenton homered to center field, 4
RBI (1-1); Braud scored; Branham scored; Lunceford scored. Larsen singled up
the middle (1-1). McGuirt, L to p for Cohen. Traina doubled down the lf line,
RBI (3-2); Larsen scored. Davis pinch ran for Traina. Davis advanced to third
on an illegal pitch. Locke walked (3-1). Gibson pinch ran for Locke. Conley
doubled down the lf line, 2 RBI (2-1); Gibson scored; Davis scored. Conley
stole third. Hunt pinch ran for Conley. Lunceford grounded out to p (3-2).
7 runs, 5 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Arkansas 5th - Braud to dp. Davis to lf. Locke to 1b
for Gibson. Hunt to 3b. Sewell to p for Dunne. Davis to rf. Lunceford to lf.
Geile struck out swinging (0-2). Robison, J struck out swinging (1-2). Burr
singled to pitcher (1-1). Ketcher pinch hit for Mort. Ketcher grounded out to
3b (2-1). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.


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Andrew [Show Intro with music in background]: This is a Special Edition of MuggleCast and PotterCast for September 16, 2005, brought to you by the The Leaky Cauldron and MuggleNet.
Melissa: Welcome to this 2nd Special Edition between MuggleCast and PotterCast. I'm Melissa from PotterCast.
Andrew: Feeling congested, I'm Andrew.
Kevin: I'm Kevin Steck.
John: And I'm John from PotterCast.
Eric: And I'm Eric from MuggleNet.
Melissa: Hi!
Eric: Hi!
John: Hi everybody!
Melissa: So what are we here for? We're here because this amazing thing came out this morning called the Goblet of Fire trailer.
John: Oh.
Eric: Number Two.
Andrew: Theatrical trailer.
Melissa: Theatrical trailer.
Eric: Number Two...
Kevin: This is the second.
Eric: Nuuuummbeeerr twoooooo.
Andrew: And it's huge, it's been getting excellent reviews.
Eric: Yes.
John: Oh yeah.
Eric: Oh yeah.
Andrew: It's just a trailer.
Melissa: Just a trailer? It's two and a half minutes or however long it is of a lot of new stuff.
Andrew: Okay, how about this? We start off by saying how many times each of us has listened to it. [John Laughs] I mean watched it.
Eric: Well, there's quite a few...
Andrew: Me. Three billion times.
[All laugh]
Eric: Seven here.
Andrew: Melissa? Eric, seven.
Kevin: Four here.
Melissa: Did John go?
John: Oh no. Oh God. At least a dozen, I guess. I probably saw the whole thing frame by frame at least once, doing the shot by shot.
Kevin: Analysis. Yeah.
Andrew: Frame by frame?
Melissa: Oh, that's right. [Laughing] We watched it frame by frame at 2:00 AM in the morning because somebody had sent it to us early. One of the...
Anyway, I watched it...
Andrew: Ooooooohhhhhh!!!
Eric: Oh, you got the leaked copy!
Melissa: You got it early too. Shut up.
Eric: Yeah, well we were too noble to post it, Melissa.
Kevin: But you didn't tell us, Melissa.
Melissa: We didn't post it. Nothing went up until 9:00 AM.
Andrew: I know. I know. I know.
Melissa: No. No. No. I was on a train today for eight hours because we got stuck. So I have watched it many, many, uncountable times.
[Eric Laughs]
Andrew: So hey, that's a good question. How did this trailer get leaked?
Melissa: You know what? We don't know.
Kevin: I would say that they put it on their server early and then someone pulled it.
Andrew: That's what I was thinking.
Kevin: That's what typically happens, because they put it on the server...
Andrew: It's AOL.
Kevin: Yeah. They put it on the server to prevent from something going wrong when they need to upload it at the last minute.
Andrew: Yeah.
Melissa: AOL has a long and storied history of being...
Andrew: Mistakes...[Laughs]
Melissa: ...with the trailers. Do you remember the first trailer to the first movie that somebody sent to Leaky? Way back when?
Andrew: No.
Kevin: Yeah.
Melissa: It was the first time we made CNN. It was gigantic news. And we heard, and are still hearing now about really angry meetings they had at AOL when they had found this had happened. And, a legitimate trailer made it to their site, and somehow a reader found the link and sent it us.
John: Hmmm.
Andrew: Hmmm.
Kevin: That typically happens.
Eric: Leave it to the readers to do that.
Melissa: It's AOL.
Kevin: Not to mention, it is like JKR.com.
Melissa: Yeah.
Kevin: She embeds, they embed code in there meant for the future and people pull it out of the...you know?
Kevin: So.
Melissa: And people get upset when you call this hacking, but it is hacking in a non-illegal sense. It still is hacking because you're getting information you're not meant for.
Eric: It is hacking. It's like...
Andrew: And you know what? This morning before I went to school, I went to check that link that everybody had up, and I clicked it. Sure enough, it was all there. It says what it says now on Moviefone: "Goblet of Fire Trailer. Check it out." Then it has the links "Watch It Now", and it has the big QuickTime version. I originally posted it, and I didn't bother to look at it because I thought, "It's AOL. How could they possibly screw up?"
[All Laugh]
Andrew: So I posted it. And sure enough, I post it, then play it back, and it is the Chronicles of Narnia in high-resolution on a Harry Potter Page.
Kevin: Oh man.
John: Yeah.
Melissa: Do you know we were in the middle of doing our shot by shot, and what you have to understand is that John has seen the absolute worst. John and I, when we do our overnight sessions of doing stuff for Leaky, we get so mean towards each other.
John: Oh yeah. [Laughs]
Melissa: Mostly it's me being mean to him. [Andrew Laughs] So we are sort of in this really, really hard work mode and he just sent me this cracking up IM: "Ahaha, it's going to the Chronicles of Narnia". I had no idea that that was you guys.
Eric: Oh well. Yeah.
Melissa: So sorry. I would have told you.
Kevin: Right, Melissa.
Eric: Oh right.
Andrew: It was only up for ten minutes.
Kevin: We know about the animosity between Leaky and MuggleNet.
Andrew: Yep.
Melissa: It's gotten so bad since last time. Ben's only asked me to marry him about 47 times.
Eric: He's going to propose again tonight.
Andrew: Well, we've bonded a lot over the past few days.
Kevin: Few days?
Andrew: I mean few weeks. Since our last episode.
Melissa: Yeah. Nary a day goes by that I don't talk to my MuggleBoys.
John: This is true.
Andrew: MuggleBoys. It's turned into that, hasn't it?
Melissa: Speaking of MuggleBoys. This is the second Special Edition. Last edition I was your first girl on MuggleCast. I'm still the first. Maybe now I am the second girl on MuggleCast. What's going on?
Andrew: Basically, what is going on is we just haven't found someone yet. We've been getting a lot of voicemail offers from people saying: "Oh hey, can I be on your podcast". And it's a girl. We just opened up that contest. First Place will win a walk-on role on an upcoming MuggleCast episode. If it's a girl, that will be our first girl.
Melissa: So wait. Aren't we supposed to talk about the trailer?
Kevin: Yes, the trailer.
Andrew: Yes, I think we should.
Eric: Oh, okay.
Kevin: One thing I would like to say is that it is obvious why they got the PG-13 rating.
Kevin: I mean, you see it. That trailer is dark.
Eric: Yeah, okay. McGonagall asking Ron to dance.
John: That was hilarious.
Eric: That's a PG-13 moment right there.
Eric: "Mr. Weasley, put your hand on my waist." And he says, "What?"
Melissa: "Ehhh".
Eric: "What the hell? What?"
Melissa: That was a classic response from him.
Eric: That was good.
Melissa: And you know what I loved. The look on his face when they were having the fight. It is sort of the first non "I'm so scared" face we've gotten from him.
Kevin: It's true.
Eric: It's really a deeper, different side of him.
Kevin: Let's hope his voice is a little more consistent this film.
Melissa: Yeah.
Eric: Poor Rupert.
Melissa: John...
Andrew: I'll tell you what though. Go ahead. John can talk.
John: I'm here still?
Andrew: Speak. If that's what you were going to say, Melissa.
Melissa: You're so quiet. This is unprecedented.
John: I'm just so busy trying not to breath into my microphone this time. That's all I did. [Laughs]
Melissa: I yelled at him.
John: That's all I did in the last episode. [Laughs]
Melissa: I yelled at him for the last one.
John [breathing heavily]: Hi, my name is John.
Andrew: You know what? You know what, though? I was kind of upset about the music in this trailer.
Eric: Upset about the music?
Melissa: Oh.
Andrew: Compared to the international teaser. It's just the sound effects. It sounded like it was from some corny Mario game back for the NES (original Nintendo).
Eric: Hey, hey, hey. Mario is a good game.
[Melissa Laughs]
Kevin: It is a good game.
Eric: All right. You do not insult Mario!
Andrew: I'm not insulting Mario. I am just implying...
Eric: You can't insult Mario.
Andrew: I don't know. I just...
Eric: Okay. Good. We're clear on that.
Andrew: Anybody else feel that way?
Melissa: They didn't feature it so prominently as they did in the first trailer, but what I did like was that it was this very, sort of pretty and plaintive, and just a little bit ominous in the beginning. And then, the trailer just switches moods right after the "fraternizing with the enemy" part.
Andrew: Yeah.
Melissa: And maybe... Yeah?
Andrew: That was really good.
Kevin: Yeah.
Andrew: I like how they did that.
Eric: Yeah. I love...
Andrew: "The enemy?"
[All make evil noise and laugh]
Melissa: And I have to say it, as the only female person here, great choice casting Cedric and Krum.
John: Oh geez.
Kevin: Yeah, they actually looked really good in their roles. Definitely.
Eric: Cho looks good in this trailer.
Melissa: Cedric looks like you could have just pulled him out of the text. He's the pretty boy. The high school jock.
Kevin: But we'll have to see when we see their acting. You can't make a clear judgment without seeing how they act in the film.
Eric: Right.
John: Speaking of Cedric...
Eric: One of the cool things was Cedric's modesty.
John: Yeah.
Eric: Sorry, John.
John: Have we figured out right after this shows Cedric, who is holding his hand up near the maze?
Andrew: Yeah, who was that?
John: Because when I first saw it, I thought it was a weird version of Sprout. Isn't she the Head of House for Hufflepuff?
Melissa: Maybe. I don't know. I didn't look.
John: Some people thought it was his dad. BK thought it was Ludo Bagman.
Melissa: Ludo Bagman wasn't cast.
Eric: Oh yeah, that person. I know exactly what you mean.
Melissa: Yeah. I don't know.
Eric: There's a nice screen cap of that.
John: I still think it's Sprout. But, that's just me. That's just me.
Andrew: What was up with that shot of the snake?
Eric: That...
Melissa: That was Barty Crouch.
Eric: In the beginning. Yes. That's Barty Crouch. That's from the beginning when...
Andrew: Ohhh. Oh, okay.
Eric: That's Nagini.
Melissa: That's why because...
Andrew: Because I saw it. Yeah. I didn't get it at first. Ben asked me about it too, and I said I didn't know.
Melissa: Yeah. He's not blonde. He's dark-haired and looks much more healthy than he should having come out of Azkaban.
Andrew: Yeah. Oh. Speaking of Azkaban, Sirius...
Andrew: What is up with those effects?
John: It wasn't poorly done. It was just not what I was expecting anyway. I don't that was what really anybody was expecting.
Andrew: Yeah. I don't that was what anybody was expecting.
John: That was definitely one way to do it. But, Wow!
Melissa: It didn't look like him. It didn't look like Gary Oldman. So you're losing all the actor recognition that would gain a lot of favor with the audience too.
Eric: I bet they tried to that. They put sensors all over him. It kind of looks like him.
Andrew: And that's his one and only appearance, right?
Melissa: Yeah. That's it.
John: That's a shame.
Andrew: That sucks. I wonder how much he got paid for that? Five million?
Melissa: What about the Yule Ball?
Kevin: I think that was awesome.
Eric: Yeah, the Yule Ball looks great.
Kevin: If you look at the scenery they create. It's awesome. I just like the visual effects.
Eric: You noticed guys that there are two scenes in the trailer where they have musical instruments and bands, which is kind of what they took off of, probably from the choir in Prisoner of Azkaban. And then later on, in one of the views of one of the tasks they have a band, which is kind of cool.
John: Hmmm. The picture of Hagrid and Madame Maxine gave me the impression, I don't know about anybody else, that they might be into each other.
Andrew: Yeah, I think that's what they were going for with that. Definitely.
John: No, no.
Andrew: Yeah. You don't think so?
John: Eh.
Melissa: I don't make comments on shipping.
Eric: Ever since...
Andrew: Why not?
Melissa: I just don't.
Andrew: That's the impression I got, too. They were trying to make the two look like they sort of had a crush on each other.
Eric: Well, they do go on a long journey together.
Melissa: You know the moment of the trailer that really sent a chill right through my core.
Andrew: What's that?
Melissa: When McGonagall put her hands over her mouth. It's clearly the moment where she has realized Cedric has died.
Kevin: Oh yeah. Yep.
Eric: You know? That's cool. I couldn't place that. I didn't know what that was from.
Kevin: What do you think about the Pensieve? I don't know how to pronounce it.
Eric: Yeah, the Pensieve, that's not only...
Melissa: Pensieve.
Eric: There's a scene. Kevin, there's a scene where...
Kevin: What did you think about it?
Eric: I thought it was cool.
Melissa: When he's falling into it?
Kevin: No, when he's pulling the memory out.
Melissa: It looks painful.
Kevin: It does, doesn't it?
Eric: It does. He's like: "Ahh!"
Melissa: Who would want to do that? You know Dumbledore. He's coming across. I liked him a lot in Movie 3. He's coming across a little bit abrasive in this trailer.
Eric: Yeah. Not as, not as whimsical.
Kevin: I really didn't like him in Movie Three all that much. He seemed impersonal.
John: That's exactly what I thought.
Eric: Yeah, Kevin. He just said: "Goodnight".
Melissa: I feel that if you could combine Richard Harris' gentle spirit with Gambon's playfulness, you'd have a perfect Dumbledore.
Eric: With his fierceness. Yeah.
Kevin: Oh yeah. Absolutely.
Andrew: I love Gambon playing Dumbledore.
Eric: Oh do you?
Andrew: I just think he's a feisty Dumbledore almost. Just because you saw the scenes. Just look at the trailer. Everything he does, he screams. He screams everything. [Laughs]
John: That's true.
Melissa: But that's not good.
Eric: Not always. You need a gentle Dumbledore, too.
Andrew: I like when his name pops out of the...
Melissa: "HARRY POTTER!"
Eric: "HARRY POTTER!"
Andrew: Yeah. Like he's... [Laughs]
Eric: "HARRY POTTER!" What have you done?
Andrew: Oh, that was so great.
Melissa: What was that moment? There's a moment right after that where it looks like Harry is reacting to that, but he fell or something and Hermione is picking him up.
John: Well, it's probably the shock of getting his name pulled.
Melissa: Do you remember this?
Eric: Yeah, let me look at that.
Melissa: He falls.
Andrew: I missed that.
John: I don't know. He's just "WHOA!" Really surprised.
Melissa: My name fell. Oh. Whoops. There I go. My name got called.
John: He knows what that implies. He knows what that means then. He could have been really shocked.
Melissa: It means he loses his footing?
John: Yeah, evidently.
Melissa: Okay.
John: I don't know. What the hell.
Melissa: I also love when Harry is coming into the stadium, and he's shaking on his feet. You can tell how cowed he is about what he's about to do. It's cool.
Kevin: So how about the Cho Chang scene? Cho Chang scene.
Eric: Well, one of things things I was going to say...
Kevin: What did you think?
Eric: I was going through the trailer, and I was looking for Voldemort. Scanning it the first time I had seen it. I got to the part where Harry spits out his drink. There was a split scene where I thought that was Voldemort, and I was so confused by it. There's Harry spitting. I was expecting it, and there's him spitting out. But I thought Cho was done well in the trailer.
Melissa: You thought who was Voldemort?
Eric: No, I was looking for Voldemort, and the first thing I see is Harry spitting out his drink.
Melissa: Oh. Okay.
Eric: Which was hilarious actually because I was looking for it, and not what I expected. It's clear they'll do romance pretty well in this one.
Melissa: Yeah. Yeah. But you know what? One of my favorite line in all four books is "Wangoballwime?" in Book 4 when he just jumbles it all up. So I am hoping from what we saw, that we do have that vocal failure.
Eric: Yeah. "Wangoballwime". [Laughs] I like Cho. I think she looks good in this trailer. Looks appropriate.
Melissa: The Ball is just gorgeous. I can't wait to see more of that.
Eric: Yeah.
John: The only thing with the Ball.
Melissa: Voldemort?
John: And my only criticism of all teen movies, is whenever you see the kids that age dancing, they are always perfectly choreographed. They are perfect dancers. And this shot, the overhead shot we've seen of them all dancing, they are all in sync. Okay, at least they put in that one lesson with McGonagall that we've seen, but if they're all perfect at dancing, I'm just going to be annoyed again at that.
Andrew: Oh, so you think it is going to be unrealistic?
Andrew: That's true.
John: It's always unrealistic when all the teenagers are professional dancers and they're all dancing perfectly in sync.
Andrew: [Laughs] Yeah.
Eric: [Laughs] Yeah. It's not like Apparating, you know.
Kevin: I think that goes hand-in-hand with McGonagall giving dancing lessons.
Eric: They have to kind of make it possible.
John: If we're going to assume that they are all perfect students at the dance, then awesome.
Kevin: But if they establish that. Yeah. I see what you mean, though. It is sort of frustrating to see perfection.
Eric: Throughout the books Voldemort, he's going around saying how there's a servant at Hogwarts. Maybe the servant at Hogwarts is Imperiusing everybody and making them dance perfectly for some reason.
Melissa: "Lord Vold of the Dance"?
Kevin: That was bad.
Melissa: I did hear that there was more dancing that wasn't choreographed.
Kevin: Oh really?
Andrew: What do you mean?
Melissa: It's a rumor.
Andrew: That's gotten cut?
Melissa: I don't know. That was filmed.
Eric: That must be fun to act out though. I wonder if they ever do that to advanced scenes when they are not supposed to shooting, in their free time if they are all sitting around on set.
Melissa: You think they are practicing their snogging for Book 6?
John: Oh, who knows. They could be.
Kevin: It's possible.
Melissa: I don't think they are.
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While we were celebrating the season, sipping on eggnog and stomping around in the famous NYC mud-slush, one of our favorite artists created a little Twitter scare. Unfounded rumors about Jazmine Sullivan taking a break from music were circulating but she returned today with "I'm Not A Robot" and a feature with Eminem on the song "Cocaine." [MP3 ] Here is proof that Jazmine is on fire and she's not going away anytime soon.
Jalyn – "Summer of '88″ + MP3
Jalyn is a multi-faceted music producer who leads visual projects and develops music scores for ad campaigns, TV shows and films through his company, Music By Jalyn. After scoring Shandra McDonald's film, Can't Let Go, Jalyn quickly gained attention in the indie world and has since gone on to score music full-time for recording artists, brands, films/TV, and for fans.
But Jalyn is first and foremost a musician, an instrumentalist who plays piano, guitar and drums. In January 2011, he will be releasing a micro album called Pushing Through Walls via free download. Jalyn's production is a vivacious blend of hip-hop, pop, alternative soul and electronica, spanning all genres.
"This one guy Jalyn had such a crazy flavor that we were going to use three [songs] from him but we were like, we can't make this guy remix the whole album. He remixed 'Uptown Girl' [on my Yes! Remix Album] and he has this John Hughes, Ferris Bueller's Day Off – 80s music [feel], very authentic with his own touch to it." - K-OS
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The Wonderful Sound of Induce: "Her & I" + MP3
The Miami DJ, Induce, unleashes his previously hidden vocal skills on his new single, "Her & I". Induce has been known for his left field hip hop and instrumental music, so the single, which is first off his album, Halfway Between Me & You, is a move in a different direction. The single, like much of the album, is punchy and soulful, with a carefree dance tune and passionate vocals. On the album, Induce is joined by Manuvers, Mr. Familiar, and Jack Splash.
Induce's upcoming album, Halfway Between You and Me is due out April 2011.
The Wonderful Sound Of Induce! – "Her & I (Album Version)" by Induce
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Rick Harrigan
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Rick Harrigan joined the UIC athletic staff in 2005 as the Associate Director of Marketing Communications. Since 2007, Harrigan has held the position of Senior Associate Athletic Director.
In the capacity of Senior Associate Director, Harrigan oversees external affairs including marketing, radio/TV and tickets. Additionally, he oversees corporate sales, development, special events, game operations and communications. He serves as the administration liaison for men's and women's tennis, men's and women's gymnastics and golf.
As the Associate Director of Marketing his responsibilities included managing a variety of internal and external visibility and marketing projects. He cultivated relationships with Pepsi, NBC5, Eli's Cheesecake and Clear Channel Communications in order to increase UIC's visibility in Chicago.
Before Harrigan's time at UIC, he worked as the Director of Marketing Communications at the USF. From 2004 to 2005, he worked with the University President's office on key issues of the administration such as economic development, university academic rankings and national research. Harrigan also oversaw the campus marketing and communications through publications, media relations, web outlets and national level branding. He served as consultant to all departments and colleges in their marketing.
From 2002-04 Harrigan served as the Director of the Sun Angel Foundation at Arizona State. While there, Harrigan provided oversight for the annual fund supporting athletic scholarships and student academic services. Harrigan led the organization in re-branding, marketing, internal and external communications and customer relations.
Harrigan held the position of Manager of Marketing for the College of Engineering at Arizona State from 2000 to 2002, where he was responsible for producing, writing and creative concepts for the College of Engineering's internal and external marketing and communications. In addition, he oversaw all printed materials, advertising and web pages for the departments within the college.
Harrigan worked as an Account Executive with the Infinity Promotions Group at CBS/Infinity Radio from 1999-2000. There he created sales opportunities of non-traditional revenue through special events, marketing and promotions with eight radio stations and one television station in Chicago. These events included Chicago Wolves hockey, Nuveen Tennis Tour and jobs.com.
In addition to his current experience at UIC, Harrigan has worked as the Director of Marketing and Promotions from 1987 to 1992 and the Assistant Athletic Director from 1993 to 1999, both at UIC. As the Director of Marketing Promotions, Harrigan was responsible for game management for all 15 Division I sports, campus and game promotions and special events. He also served as the media liaison.
As the Assistant Athletic Director, Harrigan directed marketing, broadcasting, special events, merchandising, promotions and game management. He edited the award winning Flamesports magazine. To increase UIC's visibility Harrigan secured a 50,000 watt radio station to broadcast basketball games. He oversaw the creation and launching of the UIC athletic logo and also increased the visibility of the logo through media relationships and advertising. Additionally, Harrigan taught undergraduate athletic administration and advanced racquetball classes for three years within the master's program in sports management.
Harrigan received his bachelor's degree in communications from Ball State. He received his master's degree in athletic administration from UIC. In 2006, Harrigan received the Silver Trumpet Award from the Publicity club of Chicago for the UIC engineering graduate brochures. In 2007, he also received the MarCom Platinum Award for the same series of brochures.


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College Hockey:Green Knights Are DIII No. 1
Conference play dominates next weekend
MINNEAPOLIS — St. Norbert was the No. 1 team in the USCHO.com Division III Men's Poll for the fourth consecutive week. The Green Knights, along with No. 4 Wis.-River Falls and No. 5 Wis.-Superior, advanced to the NCHA semifinals, to be held in Green Bay after a week's break. The three schools are No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 in the USCHO.com Division III Men's West Region Pairwise Rankings (PWR), a barometer for NCAA tournament selection.
No. 2 Middlebury moved up one place in the poll this week following a pair of victories, 4-1 over No. 14 Trinity and 5-0 over Wesleyan. Middlebury is in the midst of a 16 game unbeaten streak, and is currently No. 5 in the USCHO.com Division III East PWR.
Norwich, which trailed Middlebury by a single point to finish at No. 3, split the weekend with a 7-5 loss to No. 11 New England College followed by a 6-2 win over St. Anselm. Norwich leads the east PWR with 22 points. The stage is set for a battle as Middlebury travels to Norwich in a deciding game on Friday.
In a tie with Wis.-Superior, No. 5 RIT solidified its ECAC West conference standing with a 5-3 win over Elmira and a 8-4 triumph over Utica. In a SUNYAC surprise, No. 7 Oswego dropped a 3-2 decision to Brockport before rebounding with a 5-1 win over Geneseo. The Great Lakers are still as high as No. 3 in the east PWR.
The No. 4 and No. 5 teams in the west PWR, St. John's and St. Thomas, met in an MIAC showdown this weekend. St. John's took a pair of 3-2 victories, climbing four spots to No. 9 in the process. The Tommies fell to No. 13.
Next week sees a conclusion of almost all conference play, as the ECAC East, the NESCAC, the SUNYAC and the ECAC Northeast all wrap up their regular seasons. The MIAC and NCHA will be awaiting postseason play.
The USCHO.com Poll is compiled by U.S. College Hockey Online, and consists of 15 voters, including coaches and beat writers from across the country.
The East and West Region Pairwise Rankings attempt to mimic the process used by the NCAA Division III Selection Committee to determine participants for the men's hockey tournament. A team is only compared against Division III teams within that team's region.
The PWR can be reformatted and redistributed by any media outlet or person, provided USCHO's URL (http://www.uscho.com/) accompanies the results.
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