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Priceless! A politician labeling someone else a "hypocrite." Matt Damon may be a hypocrite, but so are politicians--and on a much bigger scale on a host of issues.
- 10:09 p.m. Aug. 10, 2013
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Damon is one of our celebrity aristocrat champions of the common man, like Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B., of Gilbert and Sullivan fame. "The British sailor is the equal of any man -- excepting me."
- 5:53 a.m. Aug. 11, 2013
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I think that's fine, that's the great thing about wealth in America. You really CAN have YOUR cake and EAT it too!
- 6:53 a.m. Aug. 12, 2013
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SurfIsUp: "...although you gave some stirling examples of other hypocrites
who are SUPPOSEDLY conservatives..." [emphasis added]
The examples I gave are people with impeccable conservative credentials. Can you get more conservative than the Utah legislature? If you choose to dismiss them as RINOs or CINOs and thus not worthy of being called conservatives, please look up the "No True Scotsman" logical fallacy.
SurfIsUp: "...in them you seem to have insinuated that I'm tolerant of those hypocrites as well...To the contrary I condemn them also."
Good for you. But you seem to be the minority. They keep getting re-elected or their careers keep getting rehabilitated. Liberals are not the only ones who "get a pass" from their constituents or the media (as suggested by some commenters above). Conservatives seem plenty willing to overlook double standards when it suits them. Given that conservatives like to claim the "unwavering adherence to unbending moral principles" high ground while dismissing liberals as squishy moral relativists and situational ethicists, such tolerance double standards is itself a bit hypocritical.
- 9:33 a.m. Aug. 12, 2013
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The elite always exempt themselves from whatever they want to impose on the masses. No surprise here.
- 6:20 a.m. Aug. 18, 2013
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I don't see the hypocrisy. I feel the same way as Matt Damon. I received
a first-class public eduction that I think was second to none. I think that the
US can, and should, offer the kind of education I received to every child.
The problem is that I don't live where such an public education is offered. It is not even close. Therefore, to my chagrin, we've opted to home-school (with high school diplomas via correspondence schools). We can't afford private schools. If there was any hope of even moving the local public school needle a little bit, I would be lobbying for that. We've tried each of our children in at least one year of public school. One of them tried a second year, latter on, in a Charter-school Middle School. Public Education in the US needs to be resuscitate because it is pretty well flat-lined in many places.
I think everyone should be calling him a realist instead of a hypocrite.
- 3:24 p.m. Aug. 22, 2013
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American's Gina Hofmann was named Patriot League Field Hockey Preseason Defensive Player of the Year.
Aug. 20, 2012
CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - American and Lafayette have formed a competitive rivalry in Patriot League field hockey in recent years, and coaches and sports information directors expect nothing less in 2012 as they put the programs at the top of the preseason poll and gave the Eagles and Leopards the majority of the hardware for the inaugural Field Hockey Preseason All-Patriot League Team announced on Monday.
American just beat out Lafayette for the top spot in the preseason rankings, as the Eagles collected 47 points and seven first-place votes to the Leopards' 45 points and five first-place votes. Bucknell (33), Lehigh (24), Colgate (19) and Holy Cross (12) completed the preseason poll order. American and Lafayette tied for the regular-season title with 4-1 Patriot League records last year, but the Leopards went on to win the Patriot League Championship while the Eagles' eight-year run as titlist came to an end.
The top two also took home the most spots on the inaugural Field Hockey Preseason All-Patriot League Team, including the individual awards. Lafayette senior forward Deanna DiCroce, the reigning Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year, claimed the same title for the preseason, while American senior defender Gina Hofmann was named Patriot League Preseason Defensive Player of the Year.
Juniors Shelly Montgomery and Alex McMackin joined their teammate Hofmann on the Preseason All-Patriot League squad, while senior Emily Valeo and sophomore Brittany Blass gave the Leopards three selections along with DiCroce. Bucknell placed juniors Rachel Misko and Vickie Resh on the list, while Lehigh had senior Kim Eng and junior Sierra Segear and Holy Cross had junior Lindsay MacPhail make the team.
Ten of the 11 selections earned All-Patriot League status a year ago, with seven of those making the first team. The voting for both the preseason poll and All-Patriot League Team was conducted by field hockey head coaches and sports information directors, who were not permitted to vote for their own team or student-athletes.
American (9-8, 4-1 Patriot League in 2011) had won eight consecutive Patriot League Tournament titles before the run came to an end when the Eagles fell in a semifinal contest at home against Bucknell last season. They will try to get back on top with a team that includes four players that earned All-Patriot League honors last season. Hofmann had three goals last season while earning first-team All-Patriot League and ECAC All-Star recognition, while McMackin (8 g, 2 a), Montgomery (4 g, 4 a) and Jenn Bradley (5 g, 4 a) were among the leaders on offense. Stephanie Burry and Ashley Dalisera both return after splitting the goalkeeping duties last year. The Eagles have won at least a share of the Patriot League regular-season title in each of the last nine seasons, and Steve Jennings has been named Patriot League Coach of the Year eight times in that span.
Lafayette (11-9, 4-1 PL) finally put an end to American's run at the top last year, tying the Eagles for the regular-season crown before beating Lehigh and Bucknell in the Patriot League Tournament for its first title since 2002 and eighth in school history. DiCroce, Valeo and Bliss are all back after earning first-team All-Patriot League honors and a spot on the All-Tournament Team last year. DiCroce led the Patriot League with 14 goals, 10 assists and 38 points last season to earn the Offensive Player of the Year award, and enters her senior season with impressive career totals of 35 goals, 29 assists and 99 points. Bliss had four goals and seven assists and was named Patriot League Rookie of the Year in 2011, while Valeo totaled five goals and eight assists. Jaclyn White also returns after earning second-team All-Patriot League honors a year ago, while Kelsey Mead had eight goals and three assists last season. Jessica Deutsch and Mara Kish both have experience in goal for a Leopards team that is trying to repeat for the first time since winning the first four Patriot League titles from 1990-93.
Bucknell (8-12, 3-2 PL) has been on the cusp of the Patriot League title in recent seasons, as last year's championship-game loss to Lafayette was the second in four years for the Bison. The Bison will try to take the next step with a squad that includes three returning All-Patriot League picks. Misko earned first-team honors with four goals and five assists last year, while Resh made the second team with a goal and an assist. Also making the second team was goalkeeper Erica Perrine, who is back in nets after recording a 2.13 goals against average last season. Katie Durkin and Tayler Siegrist also return after scoring four goals apiece last year.
Lehigh (6-13, 3-2) finished with a winning Patriot League record last year for the first time since 2007, and owed much of that success to the play of Segear. The Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year had 202 saves and a .774 save percentage to help Lehigh into the postseason tournament. She was a first-team All-Patriot League selection along with Eng, the 2009 Patriot League Rookie of the Year who had 10 goals and four assists as a junior. Steph Fratoni and Marie Mignogna are each back after receiving second-team All-Patriot League recognition last season.
Colgate (6-11, 1-4) just missed a Patriot League Tournament berth last year, falling in overtime to Bucknell in the last game of the regular season to finish in fifth place. The Raiders will try to get back to the postseason behind goalkeeper Amanda DiDomizio, who had a 2.47 goals against average and 136 saves while starting all 17 games as a freshman. Top scorer Lauren Dittman (7 g, 2 a) is also back along with Halle Biggar and Olivia Nabhan, who each had five goals last season.
Holy Cross (1-17, 0-5) aims for its first postseason berth since 2006. MacPhail will lead the way after playing just two games last season following a second-team All-Patriot League campaign in 2010. Jillian Caffrey and Megan Bourne each had a pair of goals last season, while Kat Matchett saw the majority of action in goal.
The field hockey season opens Friday, and every team will be in action on the first weekend. Patriot League play begins on Sept. 29 and continues through Oct. 27. The top four teams in the final regular-season standings will compete in the Patriot League Tournament at the site of the highest-seeded team on Nov. 2-3. For the full composite schedule of all six Patriot League teams, go here
Patriot League Field Hockey Preseason Poll
1. American (7 first-place votes) 47 points
2. Lafayette (5) 45
3. Bucknell 33
4. Lehigh 24
5. Colgate 19
6. Holy Cross 12
Patriot League Preseason Offensive Player of the Year: Deanna DiCroce, Lafayette (Sr., F)
Patriot League Preseason Defensive Player of the Year: Gina Hofmann, American (Sr., D)
Field Hockey Preseason All-Patriot League Team
Gina Hofmann, American (Sr., D)
Alex McMackin, American (Jr., F)
Shelly Montgomery, American (Jr., M)
Rachel Misko, Bucknell (Jr., F)
Vickie Resh, Bucknell (Jr., M)
Lindsay MacPhail, Holy Cross (Jr., M/D)
Brittany Blass, Lafayette (So., M)
Deanna DiCroce, Lafayette (Sr., F)
Emily Valeo, Lafayette (Sr., M/D)
Kim Eng, Lehigh (Sr., F)
Sierra Segear, Lehigh (Jr., GK)

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* A link to complete hole-by-hole results is available by clicking here, and a photo gallery of pix is available here.
HALF MOON BAY, Calif. - The No. 21 University of Oregon women's golf team featured two players in the top 30 overall Monday and stood ninth in the team standings at the end of first-day action in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate.
On the par 72, 6,028-yard course, Duck freshman Cassy Isagawa (25th-tie, 78-70-148) and junior Cheyenne Hickle (29th-tie, 72-77-149) ended the first two rounds only one stroke apart.
Isagawa quickly rebounded from a disappointing first round that featured eight bogeys and two birdies, to shoot four birdies and only two bogeys in the second round. That two-under second-round 70 was only two strokes shy of Monday's tourney low round.
Senior Ashley Edwards (39th-tie, 76-74-15), freshman Cali Hipp (49th-tie, 77-74-151) and freshman Raphaela Dye (58th-tie, 72-81-153) rounded out Oregon's entries.
Overall on the individual leaderboard, UCLA's Erynne Lee led the field by five strokes with her four-under score of 136 (68-68). Her teammate Tiffany Lua (71-70-141) and USC's Lisa McCloskey (71-70-141) followed in a tie for second place.
Team-wise, the Ducks shot a 16-over score of 592 Monday with its 297 and 295 opening rounds.
Overall team-wise, No. 1 UCLA owned a 14-stroke advantage on the field (280-283-563), and No. 3 USC followed in second place (290-287-577).
Other teams in the top five included San Jose State (third, 292-292-584), No. 40 Stanford (fourth-tie, 291-294-585) and No. 29 Washington (fourth-tie, 288-297-585).
The 15-team field featured four more top-25 nationally-ranked teams - No. 14 California (sixth, 285-301-586), No. 19 Arizona (19th, 295-294-589), No. 23 UC Davis (eighth, 297-294-591) and No. 16 Oklahoma State (10th, 296-300-596).
Looking ahead, the final round is set to start with a shotgun start Tuesday morning at 8 a.m.
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5 things you need to know happening in Florida on Wednesday, July 30, 2014
TAMPA - Here are five things you need to know happening in Florida on Wednesday, July 30, 2014.
(1) Florida Hospital Centra Care grand opening
Florida Hospital opens its newest Centra Care location in South Tampa on Wednesday.
The facility is located at 301 N. Dale Mabry Highway. The location will be Florida Hospital Centra Care's 26th urgent care center.
It will be open weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and weekends from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Florida Hospital is welcoming anyone interested in learning more about center to attend an open house today from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Officials will give facility tours and serve a light lunch. Attendees can also register for a chance to win tickets to a Tampa Bay Buccaneers game.
The ribbon cutting ceremony for Centra Care will occur at noon.
(2) Together to End Stroke F.A.S.T. Tour
The American Stroke Association (ASA) and Verizon are launching the Together to End Stroke F.A.S.T. Tour in Tampa on Wednesday.
Every 40 seconds someone in the United States has a stroke.
Even though 80 percent of strokes are preventable, one in three Americans can't recall any stroke warning signs. The campaign hopes to change that. It will help teach people how the acronym F.A.S.T. can help save lives by recognizing the warning signs of a stroke.
F.A.S.T. stands for:
Face drooping
Arm Weakness
Speech difficulty
Time to call 911
During the launch of the campaign at WestShore Plaza, Hillsborough County Fire Rescue will be offering free blood pressure screenings inside in front of Macy's.
You can get your free screening from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m.
(3) U.S. 19 revitalization public workshop
Pasco County is hosting a public workshop on Wednesday night on its plan to revitalize the U.S. 19 corridor.
The county was one of 18 communities across the country to receive a smart growth technical assistance grant from Smart Growth America. The grant is focused on helping create solutions that support local business and improve local economies.
During the workshop, members of the public can learn about the revitalization plan, ask questions and give feedback on it to public officials.
The public workshop begins at 6:30 p.m. at the SMARTstart Incubator at 6345 Grand Boulevard in New Port Richey.
For more information, visit www.pascocountyfl.net/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=685 .
(4) Hillsborough Citizen Corps Council Board meeting
The Hillsborough County Citizen Corps Council Board will hold a public meeting on Wednesday.
The Board is seeking help from any county resident who wishes to volunteer to help first responders during local disasters.
The Citizen Corps is FEMA's grassroots effort to bring together government and community leaders to get ordinary people involved in emergency preparedness in their cities and towns.
Today's Board Meeting begins at 1:30 p.m. in the Emergency Operations Center at 2711 E. Hanna Avenue. The membership portion of the meeting starts at 2:00 p.m.
To learn more, call (813) 276-8245, e-mail email@example.com or visit www.citizencorps.fema.gov/cc/showCouncil.do?id=58968 .
(5) Alfred A. McKethan Park beach restoration
The Hernando County Parks and Recreation Department will continue a beach restoration project on Wednesday for Alfred A. McKethan Park in Spring Hill.
Parks Supervisor Roy Link says three more semi-trucks will dump about 75 tons of sand on the beach beginning around 7:00 a.m. By the end of this week approximately 350 tons of new sand will be in McKethan Park.
Crews will work for most of the day to spread the sand over the beach. The beach will not be closed while workers are smoothing out the new sand.
Due to storms, Hernando County needs to restore the manmade beach on Pine Island every year.
After finishing with McKethan Park, the county is scheduled to restore the beach at Roger's Park next.


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St. Gemma Galgani, Patroness of Pharmacists
Memorial: April 11
St. Gemma Galgani was born at Camigliano near Lucca, Italy on March 12, 1878. At twenty years of age, St. Gemma was attacked by tuberculosis of the spine. This disease was declared by the doctors to be hopelessly incurable. After countless novenas to St. Gabriel, she was completely cured on the first Friday of March 1899.
At this time, apparently free from her recent illness, she sought to fulfill her lifelong wish of pursuing her religious vocation with the Passionist nuns, but her application, as previously, was rejected.
From 1899 on, this quiet and unexcitable girl who was endowed with a remarkably fervent religious disposition underwent many extraordinary religious experiences–all of which were carefully investigated by her confessor and spiritual director, Father Germano. The marks of Christ's crucifixion (stigmata) appeared intermittently for over eighteen months on her hands and feet, and she had ecstasies and visions.
In 1902, she was again stricken with an illness which was thought to be tuberculosis and she fell asleep in the Lord in 1903. The fame of her sanctity spread rapidly all over the world. She was beatified by Pius XI on March 14, 1933 and canonized by Pius XII on Ascension Day, 1940.
PRAYER God, You showered heavenly gifts on St. Gemma. Help us to imitate her virtues during our earthly life and enjoy eternal happiness with her in heaven. Amen.
Hoever, Hugo H. Lives of the Saints: For Every Day of the Year: In Accord with the Norms and Principles of the New Roman Calendar. New York: Catholic Book Pub., 1989. Print.


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Aly D'Amato works with Kimberly Goldstein and assists in the management of Atria's title list while acting as a go-between for all departments.
Areas of Interest: Fiction (Upmarket Commercial, Women's, Romance, and Psychological Suspense) and Pop Culture
Authors Include: Zane, Abbi Glines, Gail McHugh, Renee Carlino, Kendall Ryan, Karina Halle, Zoe "Zoella" Sugg, Action Movie Kid, Shay Carl Butler, Connor Franta, Elizabeth Lee
Arielle Kane joined Atria in the fall of 2013 and is the marketing specialist for a variety of genres, from mystery to women's fiction to mind/body/spirit and everything in between. She also handles multi-title marketing campaigns and coordinates Atria's library and academic marketing initiatives. Her favorite activity is curling up with a book while it's raining outside.
Karla works with Dawn Davis.
Mirtha joined Atria in October 2014 and handles nonfiction, as well as a wide variety of genres in fiction including fantasy, mystery, and historical. She is also responsible for coordinating publicity for all of our Spanish titles and has worked with New York Times bestselling author Maria Dueñas and award-winning journalist Maria Celeste Arraras.
Andrea joined Atria Books in July, 2014. She handles publicity for a wide range of genres including fiction, science, health, lifestyle and parenting. She previously worked at NBC News as the Senior Publishing Producer for the TODAY show for fifteen years, selecting the authors to appear on the program. Before that she was an award-winning segment producer for the show, traveling the world to cover breaking news stories and feature segments with anchors such as Tom Brokaw, Katie Couric and Matt Lauer.
Kathryn joined Atria in the fall of 2014 after four years in the publishing industry. She has worked on both fiction and nonfiction campaigns in the past and is excited to handle publicity for a wide range of Atria's upcoming titles. Genres of interest include commercial and literary fiction, health and wellness, cookbooks, narrative nonfiction, and memoir.
Emily joined Atria in June 2014 and works with David Brown and Lisa Sciambra. She helps with the publicity campaigns for Atria's mysteries, thrillers, cookbooks, and women's fiction titles, including those for Brad Thor, Jennifer Weiner, Pat LaFrieda, and Baptist de Pape. She also produces Live From the Dead Carpet, a video interview series with Atria's mystery and thriller authors.
Leora Bernstein works with Kimberly Goldstein and Aly D'Amato and assists in the management of Atria's title list while acting as a go-between for all departments.
Lindsay Newton works with Johanna Castillo.
Jin Yu handles the digital marketing on all of Atria's book, as well as the social media platforms for Atria Books, Atria Indies, and Keywords Press.
Haley works with Sarah Branham and Sarah Cantin.
Will Rhino joined Atria in 2015 and works with Suzanne Donahue. His primary focus is to assist with the management of the publishing office by coordinating the efforts of the editorial, marketing, and publicity departments of the Atria imprint.
Hilary Krutt joined the Atria subsidiary rights team in 2013. She works with Lisa Keim on foreign rights for all Atria and Howard titles.
Sarah Bowne joined Atria in the fall of 2014. She works with Lisa Keim on domestic rights for Atria and Howard titles.
Lara is a graduate of Seattle University and the Columbia Publishing Course. She assists Emily Bestler with her projects.
Acquires: Celebrity/Pop Culture, Emerging Trends, Memoir, the Arts, Narrative Nonfiction, Literary and Commercial Fiction, Fiction in Translation
Authors: John Baker, Phil Collen, Common, Deborah Davis, Jonas Hassen Khemiri, Lynn Marriott, Dr. Michael Mosley, Pia Nilsson, Adi Tantimedh, Mikki Taylor, Helena Viramontes
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Last week, in the comments of the wonderful, tag-teamed, f**k-you-Mannix piece, I engaged in a short debate with Mike Georger about the good versus bad of ESPN getting into the business of showing lots of soccer stateside. Such an argument is precipitated on the rumors that ESPN is shuttering its Classic channel and looking to replace it with, possibly, an ESPN3. This new channel would have soccer, and the EPL, as its cornerstone. While I think that such a move would be positive for American soccer viewers, Mike is vociferously against it. This Point/Counterpoint will allow us to make our arguments and allow you to weigh in as well in the comments.
Since I framed the question (and I am right), my point will go up first. I have had the benefit of a couple of extra days to ponder the points, including the Germany-Turkey televised debacle, so please take that into account when reading.
1. ESPN is the pulse of American sports
This goes almost without saying. ESPN has done such a great job of highjacking the American sports psyche that it is almost impossible to follow a sport on TV if ESPN does not show it. Hell, to be honest, you have to try really hard to follow a sport, on TV or not, that ESPN does not show. Some of you would probably be surprised to know that the NHL, ostensibly America's fourth sports league, crowned a champion last month. Of those that do know that the Stanley Cup wrapped up, I would venture that half of you do not know who won. If it's not on ESPN, it just doesn't penetrate into middle America.
It's a point that Cardillo at That's on Point has been making for years. If ESPN would just put their muscle behind soccer, it's coverage in all media would grow exponentially. And that is one great thing that we stand to gain here. If ESPN were to launch a soccer-heavy channel, then more highlights would show on SportsCenter. If the highlights show, then thick-headed sports editors at the nation's newspapers, whom I believe are generally older than the average American soccer fan (citation needed, I know), would see the increased TV presence and expand soccer coverage within their pages. More coverage in the papers and magazines means more interest in general. It's a slippery slope argument, yes, and I concede that it's never going to be a 1:1 ratio as the media fans out, but increased ESPN attention to the sport will definitely see an uptick in American attention in general.
2. What good is more interest if people don't get to watch?
So, the European Championships wrap up tomorrow, and ESPN will be mostly out of the soccer business until the Champions League starts back up in the fall. Undoubtedly, and I have experienced it personally, there is more interest from the average American in soccer than there was before the Champions League final and this fine past three weeks of European play. So, where do the fans go now? There is MLS to watch on ESPN2, but that level of play is not the same.
I watch television is two places: home and work. At home, I have cable (Charter), and at work we have DirecTV. Both systems have GolTV and FSC available, and DirecTV has Setanta available as well. Both systems require extra fees to access these channels. It is safe to say that a good portion of America which is newly interested in soccer do not have these channels already available, and, if they did, do not know where they are amongst the 300 other channels on air. The point being, that if ESPN, or an ESPN3, were the channel where they could sate their newly acquired soccer hunger, then they will continue to do so. But if, say, my father-in-law wanted to watch soccer, he's not paying for an extra tier of service to do so.
3. ESPN already has an international presence
This is by far the most speculative point that I will make. The theory is that ESPN is already set up worldwide. According to this (.pdf alert), ESPN reaches over 175 countries with programming broken up into over 20 different regionalized and specialized channels. These channels all have local talent which are contracted with ESPN. If, say, ESPN were to get the EPL rights for America in 2010, then ESPN would already have people in England who could do the job of announcing the game. This would get rid of two things, possibly. First, it would get rid of the dreaded broom closet which ESPN's American-based soccer announcers are said to commentate out of. They watch the feed the same as we do, and talk about the game. As anyone who has ever paid close attention to Tommy Smyth can attest, it is not the best situation. When something happens, Tommy will speculate endlessly on it without being able to pull up a replay directly. If there is a card, the team has to wait for a feed replay to show them what it is. Quite simply, it's not the best way to call a game.
Secondly, if ESPN were to actually have on-site announcers for the EPL, then we could avoid a situation like we had on Wednesday, where the announcing team saw just as little of the action on the pitch as the viewers. Other nations, which had their announcers on site, were able to set up mobile audio feeds to continue to call the game when the screen blacked out. ESPN could have done the same with on-site commentators.
Of course, this depends on the amount of money ESPN is willing to spend after outbidding any of its USA rights rivals. If they cheap it up, then we will hear more of the broom closet, unfortunately.
4. HDTV, plain and simple
As anyone who has been so lucky as to watch the Euro games on HDTV can attest, it is lovely. ESPN is apparently willing to upgrade its channels, if there is HD programming to go on there. Currently, of course, the space occupied by ESPN Classic is not HD. But there would be very little, if any, HD programming to put on there. Sadly, American Gladiators was not ahead of its time in that way. But, dammit, if ESPN News is going to be in HD now, then why wouldn't an upgraded ESPN3?
5. $$$$ for American soccer
In two ways
First, there is the money that ESPN is paying to US Soccer for the rather newly-acquired rights to all USMNT games. No longer will we see the games split between ESPN and FSC, it's all ESPN's bag now.
Secondly, these games on ESPN will bring a greater audience, an audience willing to spend money on whatever junk they see. It's all about commercialization here. A wider audience means more ad revenue. More as revenue means a greater push by the channel. A greater push by the channel means more people willing to watch and buy those replica jerseys the American sports fan likes so much. Throw is a scarf or a hat as well, and that's jingle that is music to Guus Hiddink's ears. And anything that can be used to get that man's attention works for me.
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The accolades keep rolling in for the BCS bound Oregon Ducks with the latest being three named first-team All-America by SI.com: Running back LaMichael James (duh), offensive lineman Jordan Holmes and returner Cliff Harris.
While the SI.com team is not formerly recognized by the NCAA, the recognition is still impressive. James, Holmes and Harris are teammates with the likes of Auburn quarterback Cam Newton, Oklahoma State receiver Justin Blackmon and LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson, to name a few.
John Boyett was named a safety on the second team and receiver Jeff Maehl, tight end David Paulson and Harris at cornerback earned honorable mention.
Click HERE for the SI.com All-America teams.
With Oregon's tradition of flashy, cutting edge Nike threads, it should come as no surprise that the Ducks will wear new kits for their first trip to the BCS National Championship game. What is somewhat surprising is that their new Nike Pro Combat uniforms are not far off from a typical UO combination. The changes to the jersey's appearance are subtle, with the biggest changes coming in the form of technology. You can read all the specs from Nike's press release HERE. You can also now purchase the new jersey with either number 21 or 1 HERE.
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The cleat and sock combination will probably draw the most buzz. The cleat changes from a grey/silver color at the toe to a lime green at the heel, which blends into the socks. The effect that combo creates at full speed is thought to be a blur.


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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) Patrick Pinkney scored on a 30-yard run and East Carolina's defense forced two turnovers in the fourth quarter to beat Marshall 21-17 on Saturday.
Pinkney was 14-for-23 with 131 yards and an interception for the Pirates (3-2, 2-0 Conference USA).
East Carolina's Dominique Lindsay broke a 7-7 tie before halftime with a 3-yard touchdown run. Marshall (3-2, 1-1) pulled ahead 17-14 on Craig Ratanamorn's 28-yard field goal and Darius Marshall's 20-yard TD run in the third, setting up Pinkney's game-winning run.
Pinkney's only carry came on a 30-yard score to put East Carolina ahead 24-17 in the third quarter.
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For more information about how you can get involved and prepared to participate in nonviolent direct actions to shut down Vermont Yankee, visit the SAGE Alliance on the Web:
Entergy Nuclear of Louisiana, which operates the Vermont Yankee (VY) nuclear reactor in Vernon Vermont has launched an attack on the state of Vermont with the help of the federal courts.
Vermont state law gives the state the power to decide whether to allow further operation of the reactor past March 21, 2012 (the expiration date for VY). When Entergy bought VY, they agreed to this law and swore that they would not try to abrogate it. This was an outright lie on Entergy's part, and they sued the state as soon as it was decided that further operation of this crumbling, leaking and led-by-liars reactor would NOT be in the interests of the state and they were not given permission to continue operation past March 21.
Federal Judge J. Garvan Murtha, a George W. Bush appointee to the federal bench in 2002, gave Entergy all that they wanted and denied Vermont the right to legislate on this matter. The judge misconstrued testimony and completely ignored the case presented by the state to show that the Vermont legislature acted within the purview allowed by federal law. In his decision he cites quotes referring to safety that are either unattributed or taken out of context, having been expressed outside of the actual process of crafting the legislation. Some quotes cited even fail to distinguish between legislators and advocates who were speaking in committee hearings.
This ruling goes hand in glove with current Federal policies that enrich the 1% and keep power firmly in the hands of America's largest corporations. It affirms that corporate profits trump the interests of the citizenry. And it's based on the laughable notion that only the Federal government can be trusted to keep us safe from radiological accidents caused by corporate malfeasance and profit-driven lax practices.
The executives of Entergy have lied under oath repeatedly to the Vermont legislature. Reactor officials testified that there were no pipes in the ground underneath the plant, but that falsehood was exposed when the source of tritium leaks at the reactor in 2011 were found to be coming from a network of underground pipes located precisely where they claimed there were none. Entergy repeatedly warned that VT would lose a reliable energy provider if VY went off line, but VT utilities have chosen to buy future power elsewhere and not one watt of VY power will be purchased by any Vermonter. Entergy tried to bribe the legislature (in Louisiana talk, they called it a gift offer) and have run roughshod over every aspect of the state's self governance, relying on their tight association with the NRC, which abets rather than regulates the industry, to ensure that their reprehensible actions are allowed to occur unchecked.
The state of Vermont is fighting back, considering all possible moves that can be made to rein in this corporate behemoth, but Federal law and the courts are limiting the State's possible responses. It is an outrage that a federal judge would ignore a lengthy and well documented trail of lies and deception on the part of a powerful corporation, and choose instead to basically accuse the Vermont legislature of lying about its intent when passing the legislation. He chose to accept Entergy's lawyers' claim that the legislature was trying to address radiological safety issues, which are exclusively under federal jurisdiction, and he rejected the legislature's defense that they were responsibly considering issues of environmental safety and economic benefit to the state.
In the past, when the federal government passed heinous legislation that flew in the face of decency and common sense, such as the fugitive slave act, Vermont took appropriate and defiant action. The legislature responded to that abomination with the swift passage of a habeas corpus bill that effectively prevented a fugitive slave from being returned. President Millard Fillmore threatened to call out the U.S, army to enforce the law, but Vermont didn't flinch, and his threat came to naught.
Direct defiance (or nullification) of the federal government edicts by states was somewhat common in the pre-civil war days. Today, the legislature feels more timid about direct defiance, thinking that the legal appeals process is the only avenue that they can realistically utilize.
But Vermont citizens are seeing it otherwise. Thoroughly fed up by the brutish greed and callous disregard shown to them by Entergy, they are organizing to take direct action against the corporation, both in Vermont and elsewhere in the country. Citizens in VT, NH, MA and NY will be targeting Entergy corporate headquarters and other installations from March 22 onward.
Luckily for them, Entergy is further alienating the citizenry by attempting to leverage their district court victory into a scorched earth devastation of the state, demanding no further accountability to the state's Public Service Board, denying the state's request to access radiated water wells on the reactor site for further testing, demanding that Connecticut River water quality and temperature permits be nullified and that the state pay over four million dollars to the corporation to pay for their high priced lawyers during the trial.
This brazen, relentless and vicious assault is irritating Vermonters of all stripes and it seems that Entergy will soon feel their wrath. While the corporation may feel secure with the federal court (so far) protecting them from the civilly obedient legislature and governor, it remains to be seen if they will be able to withstand the storm of protest that is brewing over the horizon.
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Police made the announcement in a press conference. Gary Dean Hilfiker was formally charged for the Rundle murder earlier last month.
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Kolten Wong went 3-for-5 with a double, home run, steal, three RBI and two runs scored in Saturday's 9-7 shootout victory over the Brewers.
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Francisco Lindor hit two home runs in Saturday's win over the Tigers.
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It's become one of my favorite guilty pleasures..what are Kathie Lee & Hoda going to be drinking on today's 'Today Show.' Well, today I didn't have to go any farther than in my own hood to find out. That's because the two, who in my opinion have one of the best all time gigs ever, were taping their show at Santa Monica Place.
Today's concoction, some sort of tropical passion fruity spiked cocktail served by 2 gents from a local establishment, on stage in front of an audience filled with Santa Monicans & other local fans who came out early to show their love & support. They even had a raffle where 1 lucky audience member won a car! A shiny red Toyota RAVE 4 Limited Edition. At first, the lucky female recipient only thought she won a cd by Kathie Lee, who belted out those tunes 10 years ago, but the big reveal rivaled any prize Oprah had ever given on her show.
Kathie & Hoda seemed very happy to be in Sunny LA. Though, I'm sure our ultra cold, for us Angelinos anyway, 50 degree weather, wasn't what they were expecting here in Southern Cali. Last night, they taped an interview here with Blake Shelton. Other segments being taped today, included a Hollywood gossip rundown with E! News, Terence Jenkins. A segment featuring Bobbie Thomas was on tap today as well. They'll also be doing surprise makeovers on random peeps on the Promenade throughout the weekend.
In case you misssed it, not to worry as you'll still have your chance tomorrow, Sunday, February 10. The girls will be back at SMP, in the Center Plaza, to tape segments in the a.m & early afternoon. There will be 2 live shows. One at 10:00 am and one at 12:00 pm. Hoda will also be signing copies of her book, 'Ten Years Later: 6 People Who Faced Adversity'& Transformed Their Lives' from 1:30-2:30 pm.
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It was Star Wars night at the Pepsi Center Saturday night, January 4, 2014. While there were Stormtroopers, Princess Leia, Yoda and many more Star Wars representatives in the stands, the Force was with team captain John Grant Jr. and his band of Stormtroopers. Colorado Mammoth made their second game a win. Overpowering the Vancouver Stealth and bringing a victory to the Pepsi Center with a winning score of 13-12.
The Colorado Mammoth came out strong in the first quarter and took a very fast and early lead. But Vancouver Stealth hung tough and came back with scores of their own. It was a night for many tricks. With the Vancouver Stealth taking a lead and looking like they had a game win in hand, the Colorado Mammoth stepped up to use their own sabers and put in goals. Goalie Dillon Ward hung tough in the goal. But he can thank his troopers to helping take over and bring a victory to the Pepsi Center.
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With the New Orleans Saints' best receiver sidelined Sunday and a critical slot man limited at practice this week, New Orleans may have to rely on a stable of wideouts that sounds like a law firm - Henderson, Meachem & Arrington - to beat the Chicago Bears. And only two of those named partners have a track record.
That record has not been the most consistent, but fortunately for quarterback Drew Brees, Devery Henderson and Robert Meachem have shown they can be very good.
They will have to be against Chicago. Marques Colston, the team's established No. 1 receiver, is out with a broken collarbone. In addition, Lance Moore, one of Brees' favorite targets, remained uncertain Thursday with a sore groin, although he has practiced on a limited basis this week. Coach Sean Payton has indicated he is optimistic Moore will play against the Bears.
Regardless of who is active Sunday, the three receivers sure to suit up said they embrace the challenge and the opportunity.
"We know that with Colston out, he's so much of this offense, and so with him being out, we all know we've got to pick up our games just so that we don't lose anything," Arrington said. "We just keep on ticking like he was still here, make the plays that he would normally be making. We've got to step up and make those plays now."
The fact New Orleans has maintained a prolific passing attack in spite of various receivers suffering injuries testifies to the team's deep talent at the position.
"Everybody understands that we're going to try to spread it around and try to create matchups and opportunities for everybody, and that there are going to be times where a guy goes down, two guys go down, and you have other guys that have been picking up the slack," Brees said. "It gives young guys opportunities to make some plays that maybe haven't gotten a lot of playing time up until that point. So certainly defensively, when you try to figure out where the ball's going, the way we spread it around, we keep people on their toes by doing that."Arrington, who had bounced from the practice squad to active roster since New Orleans drafted him in the seventh round in 2008, plays the role of the junior partner in the firm. It's an under-the-radar status he hopes will work to his advantage.
"I think I have the potential to have a huge day, just because of the fact the receivers I'm playing with, I'm the new guy coming in and so a lot of defenders don't know about me," he said. "They know about these guys, these other receivers we have, so they're going to be focused on them for the most part. That gives me an opportunity to kind of slide by and kind of get open, kind of like the situation I was in last year in the Tampa Bay game. With the receivers we had out there, I was able to get a lot more one-on-one opportunities, and I ended up with a pretty good game Ñ seven catches. So I see myself possibly having the same game."
Neither Meachem nor Henderson have been as consistent as Colston, yet both clearly have the talent.
Henderson, a second-round pick out of LSU in 2004, has started 54 of the 92 games he's played for New Orleans. He also has established the club mark for best average gain per catch at 18.6 yards. Since 2006 he has been even better, averaging an NFL-best 19 yards per catch.
On the other hand, Henderson hasn't had such impressive statistics year after year. The 51 catches he had in 2009, for instance, came between campaigns in which he caught 32 and 34 passes. Although Henderson has five times as many starts as Moore, Moore has scored 22 receiving touchdowns to Henderson's 17.
All of which means the Saints hope Henderson's outstanding start - he had six catches for 100 yards and a touchdown at Green Bay - is a sign of the season to come.
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"It was significant, and we've seen him play well going back as far as 2009 and the Super Bowl," Payton said Thursday. "He did play well, and he's been practicing well, and he's been healthy all during training camp. I think all those things combined have helped really get him off to the good start he had on Thursday night."
That does not mean, however, Henderson is putting any additional pressure on himself.
"I'm just going to go out and do the things that I'm expected to do," Henderson said. "I'm not trying to put any pressure on myself or any expectations Ñ just making smart decisions, do my assignment and what happens from there happens. Just try to go out there and do what I'm coached to do and do what's right out there. If I can do that, I figure I'll have a pretty good game."
Meachem also has been something of an in-and-out performer since the Saints drafted him in the first round in 2007. That pick was something of a surprise, given the Saints had drafted Colston in the previous draft, and when a knee injury made Meachem inactive for all 16 games his rookie season, there was grumbling about the choice.
He quieted his critics in 2009 when his best season helped carry the Saints to Super Bowl XLIV. He caught 45 passes for 722 yards and nine touchdowns. Meachem had 44 catches last season when he at times seemed troubled by a nagging toe injury, and his production tumbled to 638 yards and five touchdowns.
Like Henderson, Meachem came to play in Green Bay. Although he dropped one pass at the beginning of a drive, he atoned for it later with a leaping touchdown grab, and he finished with five catches for 70 yards.
Also like Henderson, Meachem said a brighter spotlight against Chicago will make no difference.
"No added pressure," he said. "We do this every week. You know sooner or later somebody is going to go down, that's just the nature of our business. Everybody else had to step up around them. It's just the way we practice Ñ we practice like a game every player. So when it's your time to step up, all you have to do is step up and be ready to play."


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A teratogen is an agent, which can cause a birth defect. It is usually something in the environment that the mother may be exposed to during her pregnancy. It could be a prescribed medication, a street drug, alcohol use, or a disease present in the mother which could increase the chance for the baby to be born with a birth defect.
Once the egg is fertilized (conception), it takes about six to nine days for implantation (anchoring into the uterus) to occur. Once the fertilized egg is connected to the uterus, a common blood supply exists between the mother and the embryo. In other words, if something is in the mother's blood, it can now cross over to the developing fetus. Teratogens are thought to have the ability to affect the fetus about 10 to14 days after conception.
During the development of a baby, there are certain organs forming at certain times. If a teratogen has the potential to interfere with the closure of the neural tube, for example, the exposure to the teratogen must occur in the first 3.5 to 4.5 weeks of the pregnancy, since this is when the neural tube is closing. There are some organ systems that are sensitive to teratogens throughout the entire pregnancy, such as the central nervous system. The central nervous system is the baby's brain and spine. One teratogen that affects the central nervous system is alcohol. Alcohol, at any time during the pregnancy, has the potential to cause birth defects and health problems in the baby, since the central nervous system is sensitive to teratogens the entire nine months of gestation. This is why alcohol consumption should be avoided in its entirety during pregnancy.
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Petition: Fix The Server Browser!
First off, great game, love it so far. But my god, this has the worst server browser ive ever used. There needs to be a few more options and i dont like being forced to use gamespy. Here is what i belive is needed, feel free to post your comments and suggestions as well.
> Filters, Filters, Filters. Ones for maps, populated servers, Dedicated, Password only, Pure servers, Ping and did i mention maps?
>Favorites. I need a place to keep a small list of favorite servers.
>Direct IP. There needs to be away to add in an IP address to a server to make it easy to join clan servers or a server a buddy you know of is playn on with out having to wait forever for that list to show.
>a STOP function While gathering server info.
>Show Current Map. Next to the number of players, server name, dedicated and ping meter there needs to be a "Current Map" And a "Game Type" These are a must.
Basicly, the devs need to play some BF1952 some more. Study that browser then get to work ;). If ive left anything out or you want to make suggestions or comments plz do. And dont forget to /sign the petition if you agree.
Agreed. The absolute WORST server browswer I have ever used in my online gaming, and let me tell you... it is a rather extensive record...
Wow, the game has been out 3 days and your acting like a preteen baby...
Maybe post on the offical boards rather than these...
The JA server browser worked pretty well in IMO. But I don't know if that was after a patch or not.
the ja browser sucks big balls when the game was released...
I agree this and the MP fps cap are crucial problems.
I think you pretty much called out all the real mportant one's that should be added.
I'd also like to see it list the server name and IP on the scoreboard.
And I thought these were the offical boards, sence they are the LucasArtsForums.com board?
Nadun I agree with you totaly.on the server browser thing....MAybe also add a function to make certain player names come up in a diffrent color while in game...incase you are playing with friends...sort of like the buddy option in Battlefield Vietnam.......
These ARE the official forums. And I thought his post was rather coherent and hardly angsty.
Stop function and favorites are good ideas...
Thank you, i thought they were.
Now lets try and get some attention around here
Those are offical fourms dumbass...
We NEED a friends list! so we can see what servers friends are on etc, and if possible make your friends names ingame to a certain colour, e.g yellow, purple or something :D
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For admission to the college, all College of Education and Human Services students, graduate and undergraduate, part-time and full-time, will be expected to certify that they own or have access to a computer and the Internet.
In order to meet the mission of the college to prepare professionals to meet the educational and human services needs of a diverse, democratic society, it is necessary for our students to play an active role in the technological environment the college and Wright State University are creating to assist in the completion of this mission. An increasing number of classes and options will become available to students using a variety of distributed learning formats; library resources are available in a growing number of full-text formats, and global connections via telecommunications will be part of daily operations. Students preparing to become professionals in education and human service areas must demonstrate appropriate and effective skills and knowledge in technological aspects of their work.
Minimum equipment requirements are recommended by Wright State Universitys Computing and Telecommunications Services (CaTS). Please check the following Web Site http://www.wright.edu/cats/purchase/pcguidelines.html for current information about minimum equipment requirements.
The college supports Macintosh computers in faculty and staff offices and maintains a computer lab. Wright State University has purchased a site license for most Microsoft software (see the Web page for Wright States Computing and Telecommunications Services, http://www.wright.edu/cats/ for details).
Initial Teaching Credential
Students seeking to enroll in a Career & Technical Education program designed to deliver an initial teaching credential (license) are required to hold a full-time teaching position in a Career and Technical Education program.
Admission Standards
Admission into regular status requires an overall undergraduate grade point average of 2.7 (based on a 4.0 grading system) or an overall undergraduate grade point average of 2.5, but with a 3.0 or better for the last 90 quarter hours (60 semester hours) earned toward the undergraduate degree. Admission into this status also requires approval by a degree program.
Candidates with a grade point average of less than 2.3 on a 4.0 grading system are not ordinarily admitted to graduate school. A petition process is available to formally request admissions not having met an admission standard.
Waiver of GRE/MAT
Candidates to Educational Leadership masters degree programs, may not be required to submit passing GRE or MAT scores if their cumulative undergraduate GPA is a 3.0 or higher.
Under certain conditions, a student may be admitted provisionally (for one quarter only), pending receipt of credentials. If admission requirements are not met during the quarter in which a student was admitted provisionally, registration for future quarters will be denied and the student will lose graduate credit for any graduate courses completed during the quarter.
Students who have an undergraduate grade point average of 2.5 or better, or who have an average between 2.3 and 2.5 with 2.7 or better in the last half of undergraduate work, may be granted conditional admission.
Regular admission to the College of Education and Human Services is granted after successful completion of 12 hours of course work with a grade of B or better in each course.
Licensure Candidate
Students who wish to complete licensure requirements at the graduate level but do not wish to pursue a graduate degree may be admitted as licensure candidates with the permission of the department in which the programs are housed.
Gregory R. Bernhardt (dean), education, counselor education
Associate Professors
Scott Graham (chair), educational leadership/organizational leadership
Assistant Professors
Stephanie Davis, educational leadership/career & technical education
Course of Study
Graduate School
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