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Sanghera, Balihar / Amsler, Sarah / Yarkova, Tatiana (eds)
Theorising Social Change in Post-Soviet Countries
Critical Approaches
Year of Publication: 2007
Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Wien, 2007. 367 pp.
ISBN 978-3-03910-329-4 pb. (Softcover)
Weight: 0.550 kg, 1.213 lbs
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The book traces three main approaches to the sociology of post-Soviet societies: studies guided by neoliberal theory and/or practice; work which may be termed neoconservative in orientation, and which is often a response to the first; and a third type of work that is considered both critical and reflexive, and which seeks to transcend the limitations of the other approaches. The book is divided into three parts, addressing polity, culture and economy. In each section, authors endeavour to transcend both neoliberalism and neoconservatism, and reach for a third approach, 'critical social science'. This is a broad movement, and the authors vary in their own explanatory and normative ideas as they carve out frameworks that will enable them to develop a more rigorous and at the same time more comprehensive and critical understanding of social change.
Contents: Sarah Amsler/Balihar Sanghera: Introduction. Post-Soviet Social Science: Reaching Beyond Neoliberalism and Neoconservatism – Boris Kapustin: Violence and Post-Communism – Vanessa Ruget: Social Rights and Citizenship in Kyrgyzstan: A Communitarian Perspective – George Welton/Adrian Brisku: Contradictory Inclinations? The Role of 'Europe' in Albanian Nationalist Discourse – Donnacha Ó Beacháin: Transformation of Social Status: Ethnic Russians in Post-Soviet Kazakhstan – Zoltán Berényi: Weak Civic Culture in Hungary: An Examination of Some Consequences of Economic Inequality – Stephan E. Nikolov: The Constrained Development of Non-Profit Organisations in Bulgaria – Sarah Amsler: Knowledge, Freedom and Post-Soviet Imperialism: The Case of Social Science in Kyrgyzstan – Anna Horolets: Media and Politics in Transitional Poland: Symbiosis or Adversary Relations? – Ivan Chorvát: Family and Women in Central and Eastern Europe: The Significance of Traditional Roles after Socialism – Olga Boiko/Elena Chernyshkova: Social Policy Issues through the Discourse of the Russian Press – Julia Droeber: Social Embedding of a Local Economy: Agricultural Transition and the Dungan Minority in Kyrgyzstan – Sebastian Eckardt/Andreas Goldthau: Reforming into Growth or Growing into Reform? A Critical Note on the Post Washington Consensus – Lukasz Hardt: Institutional Disequilibrium: Formal Institutions in Polish Cultural Space – Maks Kobonbaev: The Failed Transition from a Planned to a Market System in Kyrgyzstan – Balihar Sanghera/Aibek Ilyasov: Theorising Morality and Economic Behaviour in Kyrgyzstan: Some Issues of Professional Practices.
About the author(s)/editor(s)
The Editors: Balihar Sanghera studied economics and sociology in Lancaster and development economics at Oxford. He has taught political economy at the universities of Birmingham, Novosibirsk and Bishkek. He is currently a lecturer in sociology at the University of Kent, UK. His current research is on the moral and ethical aspects of political economy.
Sarah Amsler studied sociology at the London School of Economics. She is now a lecturer in sociology at Kingston University, UK. Her fields of expertise are the sociology of knowledge in cultural institutions (the university, the museum, and the school) and the politics of science, particularly in post-colonial and post-Soviet societies.
Tatiana Yarkova studied sociology at the Central European University and the Centre for Social Studies, Warsaw. She currently works as a senior program manager at the Special and Extension Programs, Central European University. Her research interests include political sociology, Eastern European and Central Asian studies.
«[This book] is a valuable resource for policy-makers, scholars, students and anyone interested in the controversies of the first post-socialist decade.» (Maria Yelenevskaya, International Sociology Review of Books)


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Inventing the Real
Introduction by Mary Ann Caws
Ironies upon ironies unfold as two kindred writers (in life as well as art) and masters of the short story dance along the border between reality and appearance. Wharton explores the secret love of a woman for her illegitimate daughter, whom her married sister has adopted in an effort to save the mother's reputation and to allow her daughter to have a peaceful childhood. James probes a portrait painter's art as he deals with a couple of threadbare aristocrats, who are seeking employment as his models. They are the "real thing" he is seeking to portray—denizens of drawing room society—but his work is thwarted when he discovers that plucky lower-class models are, in fact, far better able to take on the personae of a rarified class.
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"This elegant and insightful series of little books could easily function as mandatory reading in a college course on women's studies or comparative literature . . . 'The Old Maid' and 'The Real Thing' . . . are every bit as skillful and nuanced as the best of their works, but until now they have bafflingly resided off the beaten path. Hats off to The Feminist Press for reissuing these often overlooked masterpieces."


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There has been a great resurgence in razor cuts in the past few years, and not since the 1970s has the razor cut been in such high demand by salon clients. Cutting hair with a razor produces a unique textural effect which is difficult to replicate with scissors; however, for best results, one must have the right type of hair for razor cutting.
There are two main qualities which stylists evaluate when deciding whether or not a client's hair is suitable for razor cutting. These qualities are hair density and hair texture. Hair density refers to the total amount of hair on a person's head. This is not to be confused with hair thickness, however, since it is not uncommon for people with fine hair to have high hair density (lots of hair on their head) or for those with thick hair to have low hair density (not a lot of hair on their head). Hair thickness, on the other hand, refers to the thickness of each individual strand. Density simply means the amount of individual hair strands per square inch. Those with high density hair are best suited for razor cuts.
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The internet can be a wonderful resource for a lot of things: reconnecting with old friends, watching last week's episode of LOST and reading up on everything that Wikipedia has to offer. The internet is also the first place that many people turn for medical advice, sometimes in lieu of calling a doctor. While you should always consult a medical professional for health advice, some questions can be answered online.
With thousands of facts and resources at your fingertips, it can be easy to look to Google or Bing for a solution to simple health ailments but sometimes, your search can lead you to incorrect information. What do you do when there is too much information out there?
The Merck Home Health Handbook is a comprehensive guide based on actual medical textbooks that explains various conditions, diseases and disorders. It also provides information about who is likely to get them, their symptoms, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and even prognosis.
Though a book certainly does not replace a consultation with a medical professional, some people might feel more comfortable consulting a book compiled by some of the nation's esteemed physicians and medical practitioners that trusting unknown sources on the 'net.
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Hey, remember back in April when John McCain grandly claimed he'd let states decide the medical marijuana issue? Then, three months later, when asked if he still supported ending federal raids on MMJ patients and caregivers in the states where medical marijuana is legal McCain suddenly changed his mind, saying, "I don't think marijuana is healthy, I don't think that it is good for people, and there is a large body of medical opinion that says there is plenty of other medications that are more effective and better and less damaging to one's health to use to relieve pain."
Most recently the senator from Arizona told a medical marijuana patient at a September 30th Town Hall meeting in New Hampshire that neither he nor anyone he knows has ever heard of a case in which the federal government has arrested a dying patient over medical marijuana. McCain goes on to insist, "We don't arrest people that are dead and dying…that's not the kind of society we live in." If only, Mr. Senator. If only.
McCain then berates the woman who posed the question (and who, by the way, is confined to a wheelchair due to illness) telling her that there are far more effective ways to treat her illness – never mind the fact that he doesn't have the slightest idea what it is exactly that she's suffering from.
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(Tallahassee, FL.) -- Law Enforcement Officers with the Leon County Sheriff's Office, Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 18 year-old Phillip Haynes, of Tallahassee, on charges of possessing child pornography. Members of the North Florida Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force served a search warrant on Haynes residence at 1701 Burgandy Boulevard Friday morning.
Leon County Sheriff Larry Campbell said the investigation that led to the arrest was part of Operation Predator, a nationwide ICE initiative to identify, investigate and arrest those who prey on children.
During a search of Haynes' residence officers recovered a computer which had files containing images of young children engaged in various sexual performance. The investigation established that Phillip Haynes lived at the home and owned the computer containing the pornography and that he frequently uses the internet to view video and images of children who are being sexually abused.
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The Joe Maneri Trio: Balance + Pulse
Balance + Pulse
The Joe Maneri Trio
The Trio Concerts (Leo LR 307/308)
Joe Maneri (tenor sax), Mat Maneri (baritone violin), Randy Peterson (drums).
Composed by Joe Maneri Trio.
Recorded: Jamaica Plain, MA, October 19, 1997
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Aside from the trombone, probably no wind instrument better lends itself to microtonal manipulation than the saxophone. Depending upon his or her reed/mouthpiece combination, a skilled saxophonist can cover the intervallic range of a major second or more merely by varying the shape and strength of the embouchure. While it's true that jazz saxophonists have used flexible pitch as an expressive device since the music's beginning, none have made it a more essential part of their work than Joe Maneri. Maneri has devised a theory involving a 72-note-to-the-octave scale, yet his application of microtonal techniques in the context of improvisation seems wholly organic, a matter of intuition.
On "Balance + Pulse," Maneri on tenor sax is joined by son Mat (playing what is presumably a baritone violin) and Randy Peterson on drums. The music has a classical sensibility, owing partly to the recording's recital-hall ambience and the players' rapt attention to concerns of texture and dynamics. (Mat's chosen instrument and classically precise style also plays a role.) Maneri's playing has a bluesy quality that's abstracted from considerations of blues tonality. There are no blue notes per se, but each note has the expressive quality of the blues by virtue of his inflections and meandering, quasi jazz-like rhythms. Peterson's work is the most explicit jazz element. His largely discontinuous style doesn't swing in a conventional sense. Instead, he plays a nearly melodic role, on the same plane as the violin and tenor.
In combination, the men produce a stirring performance. Far from being different for difference's sake, Joe Maneri's music suggests compelling new areas of exploration accessible to anybody and everybody. That's the true measure (and value) of innovation, in my book.
Reviewer: Chris Kelsey
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D-Trace is a little tool for Flash MX 2004 developer. With this software, you can trace your flash animation from the browser using standard trace().
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BJP3 Exercise 11.19: rarest
Write a method
rarest that accepts a map whose keys are strings and whose values are integers as a parameter and returns the integer value that occurs the fewest times in the map. If there is a tie, return the smaller integer value. If the map is empty, throw an exception.
For example, suppose the map contains mappings from students' names (strings) to their ages (integers). Your method would return the least frequently occurring age. Consider a map variable
m containing the following key/value pairs:
{Alyssa=22, Char=25, Dan=25, Jeff=20, Kasey=20, Kim=20, Mogran=25, Ryan=25, Stef=22}Three people are age 20 (Jeff, Kasey, and Kim), two people are age 22 (Alyssa and Stef), and four people are age 25 (Char, Dan, Mogran, and Ryan). So a call of
rarest(m) returns
22 because only two people are that age.
If there is a tie (two or more rarest ages that occur the same number of times), return the youngest age among them. For example, if we added another pair of
Kelly=22 to the map above, there would now be a tie of three people of age 20 (Jeff, Kasey, Kim) and three people of age 22 (Alyssa, Kelly, Stef). So a call of
rarest(m) would now return
20 because 20 is the smaller of the rarest values.
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N.C. State's Richard Howell thought he was fouled trying to get off a shot with 1.2 seconds left, but no foul was called on the play and a frustrated Howell had to be pulled away from going after an official by a couple of teammates after the play.
No. 17 FLORIDA STATE 62, No. 6 DUKE 59: At Atlanta, Florida State lost a 10-point lead in the second half before recovering to beat Duke and reach the second ACC tournament championship game in the program's history.
Michael Snaer scored 16 points, including a 3-pointer with 3:27 remaining that gave the Seminoles the lead for good. But No. 17 Florida State (23-9) had to survive some last minute scares — including missed 3-point attempts by Duke's Austin Rivers and Seth Curry in the final six seconds.
Second-seeded Florida State, which ended a run of three straight ACC tournament titles for Duke (27-6), will face top-seeded North Carolina in today's championship game.
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No. 1 KENTUCKY 74, No. 22 FLORIDA 71: At New Orleans, Anthony Davis had 15 points and 12 rebounds, and Kentucky held off the Gators in the semifinals of the Southeastern Conference tournament. Terrence Jones added 15 points and nine rebounds for the Wildcats (32-1), who've won 24 straight games and will play Vanderbilt for the league title today.
Doron Lamb scored 16 points and Marquis Teague added 15, with each hitting a pair of key free throws in the last 15 seconds to secure the win.
Erik Murphy had 24 points on 9-of-12 shooting for Florida.
VANDERBILT 65, MISSISSIPPI 53: At New Orleans, John Jenkins scored 23 points, Brad Tinsley added 12 and Vanderbilt beat Mississippi in the other SEC semifinal. It's the first trip to the SEC championship game for Vanderbilt (23-10) since 1951, when the Commodores beat Kentucky 61-57. Jenkins and Tinsley combined to hit five 3-pointers in the second half, and Lance Goulbourne added 10 points and 12 rebounds for the Commodores.
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No. 8 MICHIGAN STATE 65, No. 14 WISCONSIN 52: At Indianapolis, Draymond Green scored 14 points and had 16 rebounds to lead Michigan State into the Big Ten tournament championship game. It's the first time the Spartans (26-7) will play for the league's postseason title since 2000.
Wisconsin (24-9) was led by Jordan Taylor with 19 points and Ryan Evans with 18, but couldn't avoid their third loss of the season to the Spartans.
No. 7 OHIO STATE 77, No. 10 MICHIGAN 55: At Indianapolis, Jared Sullinger scored 24 points to help Ohio State rout Michigan (24-9) in Saturday's other Big Ten semifinal. Deshaun Thomas scored 22 points and William Buford added 10 for the third-seeded Buckeyes (27-6), who face Michigan State for the title today.
Mountain West Championship
NEW MEXICO 68, No. 18 SAN DIEGO STATE 59: At Las Vegas, Tony Snell made four 3-pointers in the first half and finished with 14 points, and Drew Gordon had 12 points and 12 rebounds as New Mexico overpowered top-seeded and No. 18-ranked San Diego State to win the Mountain West Conference tournament championship.
Coach Steve Alford's Lobos (27-6) are headed to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three seasons. This is their first MWC tournament championship since 2005.
Kendall Williams also had 14 points for the Lobos, who shared the regular-season title with San Diego State but were the No. 2 seed due to a tiebreaker.
San Diego State (26-7), which never led, is expected to get an at-large NCAA bid. Chase Tapley scored a game-high 25 for SDSU while Jamaal Franklin, the MWC Player of the Year, had 16 points and 10 rebounds.
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"World Tales & Mythic Narratives for Dreamers & Dream Workers - Re-cast in Comic Book Form" is the 4th comic book in the series, "New Work on Myth & Dream" - (the other volumes are also available here on blurb). "World Tales..." offers an intense look at creation stories, (including the "Big Bang"), as well as stories from multiple world religious/spiritual traditions - all with an eye to their archetypal significance & relevance for exploring & discovering the deeper meanings & implications of our dreams remembered from sleep. Dr. Taylor is a (literally) world renowned dream worker, poet, visual artist, community organizer, & teacher.
After 40 years of doing projective dream work all over the planet, I am spending more time distilling my experience with archetypal images & metaphors into the international language of comics
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'Warm Bodies' zombie Rob Corddry talks grunting as conversation and 'Children's Hospital'
This must have been how Sylvester Stallone felt when he was making all those "Rambo" movies.
"We just sort of start it off organically," says Rob Corddry, answering my question as to how he and fellow "Warm Bodies" zombie Nicholas Hoult constructed their grunts during filming. "And then it took awhile to find what the tone was of it, how big or small we were gonna do it. We did it for a long time, and the conversation, like any conversation, just evolved right? And we kinda got a sense of what we were talking about in a loose way."
In the new zom-rom-dramedy Corddry plays the role of "M," a member of the walking undead in a post-apocalyptic United States and a close, erm, confidante of Hoult's "R." Just think of him as the goofy best friend character in a typical romantic comedy and you're on the right track.
Also sitting down for a brief chat was actress/former "America's Next Top Model" contestant Analeigh Tipton, who plays the role of the lead heroine's best friend Nora. Like any good reporter, my first priority was getting a definitive answer to the following question: How did an "America's Next Top Model" contestant end up in an actual movie? Like, one that's being released in theaters?
"I moved to L.A. to actually be in filmmaking...I wanted to be the tough female behind the camera," answered Tipton. "'Top Model' kinda came as this cool adventure that I could go on. Which seems anti-, like, the tough female [thing], but it ended up being pretty awesome, and what it did was it gave me this unique fan base that enabled me to kind of meet the right people and meet more people in the world that I love. Acting was not expected whatsoever, but the ability to still be a tool in that whole collaboration was ultimately what I fell in love with."
Now that is fierce, girl.
You can check out snippets from both interviews (including Corddry's answer to the question of whether we'll ever be seeing a "Children's Hospital" movie) in the video above.
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Established in 1991, the City of Boston Hackney Division's WAV Program consists of a fleet of 100 vehicles to provide transportation access to those that are unable to use traditional taxi cabs due to mobility impairments.
WAV (Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles) are taxi cabs that have been modified to accommodate wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices so that people with disabilities can travel independently. WAV cabs are typically min-vans or utility vehicles, and they look similar to other Boston taxi cabs because they have the same medallions, identifications, and paint markings. WAV cabs can be identified by the blue symbol of accessibility on the rear of the vehicle which lets people know that a particular cab is equipped with a ramp that can accommodate a wheelchair.
WAVs operate like regular taxis. You do not need to sign up ahead of time or fill out an application in order to use a WAV. Anyone who needs wheelchair accommodations can use a WAV. People with disabilities can hail a WAV vehicle on the street when they see one, or else they can call for a cab and request a WAV vehicle. Taxi cab companies have been instructed to respond to WAV requests in a timely manner. For more information, call the Boston Police Department Hackney Unit at 617-343-4475.
WAV Grade and Contact Information
The Elderly Commission partners with Boston Police Department Hackney Division to provide an affordable transportation option.
Under this program, City of Boston residents age 65 and over, as well as disabled residents of all ages may purchase coupon books worth $10 at a cost of $5 per book (a 50% discount) for all taxis licensed by the City of Boston.
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A maximum of two books per person per month can be purchased.
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Coupon books can be purchased at Boston City Hall, Room 271, or at various sites throughout the city. Please call 617-635-4366 for more information.
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Alasdair Sutherland, a Pictorial Biography
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A pictorial biography of Alasdair Sutherland, well-known Hunter Valley Winemaker.
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Love doll – is a sex toy that imitates the human body (male or female) intended for sexual plays. Cheap love dolls are usually made of rubber and are inflatable.
They may feature 3 love passages: vagina, anus and mouth or one of them. Some love dolls are designed for homosexual couples with a realistic penis and can include the vibrating elements inside every passage.
The more expensive love dolls look more realistically, with pretty faces, long head hairs, pubic hairs, precise body details and so on and feature material that resembles the natural skin.
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Sprint's Kyocera Torque E6710 rugged Android phone with LTE hits the FCC?
Earlier this month, we exclusively brought you images of a new Kyocera smartphone made for Sprint: the Kyocera Torque.
Now the Torque seems to have passed the FCC as the Kyocera E6710. From the info revealed by the Federal Communications Commission, we know that the E6710 comes with LTE, NFC, and Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n.
The rest of its features are still a mystery. However, the E6710 Torque is certainly a rugged smartphone. It has a rear camera with flash, as well as a front-facing camera. Its display probably has at least 800 x 480 pixels. From what we can see, the handset is running Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
Unfortunately, there is no word on when Sprint will launch the Kyocera Torque. In any case, this will likely be the first LTE-capable rugged smartphone to hit Sprint. Traditionally, Kyocera handsets aren't too expensive, so maybe the new device will be offered for a low price on contract.
At the moment, Sprint is selling two other Kyocera smartphones: the Kyocera Rise (running Android 4.0 ICS), and the Kyocera Milano (running Android 2.3 Gingerbread). Both are $0 on contract, and come with sliding QWERTY keyboards.
We will let you know when official details about the new Torque E6710 are unveiled.
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Education and Human ServicesEducational Specialist Program
IntroductionThe growing complexity of the educational enterprise has created a need for professionals with additional training for public and private schools, federally and state-funded programs, higher education, and adult development programs.
This Ed.S. program is designed to enhance individual capabilities for leadership in the roles of superintendents, supervisors, principals, higher education staff, and adult development personnel.
The program emphasizes the achievement of competence in such areas as leadership, institutional change, decision-making, organizational structure and theory, and communication processes. Further, the program focuses upon the development of broad understanding and experiences across the professional field, the acquisition of in-depth knowledge in a specific area of educational leadership, the acquisition of concepts from related fields of knowledge, and a planned field experience which will integrate the concepts, skills, and attitudes acquired in formal course settings.
AdmissionIn addition to meeting requirements for admission established by the School of Graduate Studies (these requirements can be reviewed at this Web site http://www.wright.edu/academics/catalog/grad/admissions/), candidates for these degrees who do not meet the minimum cumulative GPA requirement to waive the GRE or MAT, must submit satisfactory Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or Miller Analogies Test (MAT) scores, unless otherwise noted (see Waiver of GRE/MAT).
All students considering graduate-level courses in education and human services should do so with the understanding that graduate study differs in quality expectations from undergraduate study. Graduate study requires that students be increasingly self-directed and possess strong analytical skills. Students are not guaranteed a masters degree by attending and completing courses. Exit requirements must be met in all programs.
Admission to the College of Education and Human Services is based on the candidates written statement of purpose, consideration of undergraduate and/or graduate cumulative grade point average, submission of satisfactory scores on either the MAT, GRE, and letters of reference.
Technology Policy
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).
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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. . Candidates for admission to certain programs in the Departments of Educational Leadership and must meet additional requirements, which include letters of references.
Admission to the educational specialist degree program is based on the following criteria:
1. Three letters of recommendation from persons who know your work
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3. Appropriate professional experience
4. Interview with members of the Education Leadership faculty
5. A grade point average of 3.5 in previous graduate work
6. Earned masters degree from regionally accredited post-secondary institution
*Miller Analogies Test is accepted for students not planning to apply to a doctoral program.
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.
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Persons who have a bachelors degree may enroll in nondegree status for graduate courses without being admitted to a graduate program. If you wish to enroll in a degree program, only 50 percent of such credits may be applied to a degree program if they are appropriate, with the exception of the Department of Human Services, which only allows 12 hours of nondegree credit to be applied to one of its degree programs.
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H.O.P.E. is an oncology interest group of medical students at the Wayne State University School of Medicine. Our group's advisors consist of both research faculty at the SOM as well as clinically based practices in the surrounding areas. H.O.P.E. connects our future physicians -the students- with mentors in their field of interest. We place an equal emphasis in understanding the struggle of those diagnosed with cancer and their families. We are active in many areas, including cancer awareness, survivor support, and medical education.


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Refinancing is usually discussed as a comparison between two interest rates. In some cases, though, it is more like a race against time.
In particular, two characteristics of recent years have made refinancing a race against the clock. First, some of the lowest mortgage rates in history have made refinancing especially attractive. Second, a combination of financial difficulties and a depressed housing market have prevented many homeowners from taking advantage of that opportunity.
Therefore, the question is whether rates will stay low long enough for more homeowners to get in a position to refinance. Here some ways you can win this race:
- Know your refinancing target. Through mid-2014, average monthly interest rates on 30-year mortgage loans had been below 4.5 percent for nearly three years. Previously, they had never been that low before, and they have averaged 8.5 percent historically. The point is, there is no telling how much longer low mortgage rates will last, or how fast they will rise when they start to move. If you are still trying to get in a position to refinance, you should at least know what your rate target is so you will know how much of a cushion you have left.
- Keep your credit healthy. Healthy credit is often a prerequisite for refinancing. If you have been waiting for housing prices to rebound so you can refinance, make sure you keep your credit healthy in the meantime. If you have credit issues, identify what they are and start taking steps to address them. In that case, the race is one of getting your credit rating to rise before mortgage rates do.
- Divert resources toward building equity. Housing prices have been recovering, but according to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, the average home is still 17 to 18 percent below its peak value. This means that many homeowners are still waiting for their mortgage loans to get above water so they can refinance. Rather than assume low mortgage rates will wait around while that happens, why not speed things up by putting whatever resources you can muster into paying down your existing mortgage to rebuild equity?
- Follow the local real estate market. This means tracking both price activity in your neighborhood and mortgage lenders in your area. Real estate prices are highly localized, so you won't know how well your home's price is recovering unless you look at recent sales of comparable properties. As for lenders, following who consistently offers the best rates will help you save time when you are ready to start getting mortgage quotes.
- Understand your time frame. The race is not over once you refinance. At that point, you will have a new mortgage and the clock starts all over again. Thinking about when you want to have that mortgage paid off relative to your situation in life will help you choose the right length for your new loan.
Looking at refinancing simply as a comparison between two rates is a bit like looking at a still picture of a 100-yard dash. The reality of both the foot race and the refinancing race is that things are moving too fast to be captured by a single snapshot. Neither time nor mortgage rates stand still, so you need to keep moving to stay in the race.
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The Four Seasons Centre, located on the Steele County Fairgrounds, was built in 1972 for use by all residents of Steele County. An expansion of the facility was completed in the spring of 2000, providing users with expanded opportunities for ice related activities and dry floor events.
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Henrico Police wins state, national awards
The Henrico County Division of Police recently won first place for the seventh consecutive year in the 2011 Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police Law Enforcement Challenge Awards as the agency with the best traffic safety programs in its size statewide.
Henrico's division included agencies with 451 to 700 officers. The division also won first place in the International Association of Chiefs of Police's national competition among agencies with 501 to 1,000 officers – the first time it had won at the national level.
The division's Traffic Safety Unit and Chief Douglas A. Middleton will receive the awards at the annual VACP and IACP Conferences that will be held later this year.
"This recognition is a result of a total team effort to enhance traffic safety initiatives throughout the county," Middleton said. "This exceptional police work was led by the Traffic Safety Unit but involved all Henrico Police Division, sworn, patrol officers. The men and women who contributed to this effort deserve all of the recognition for these distinguished awards."
The Law Enforcement Challenge competition strengthens and supports nationwide traffic safety, education, and enforcement. The competition targets three major traffic safety priorities: occupant protection impaired driving, and speeding.
The IACP and VACP require agencies to provide a detailed report, documenting their agencies efforts and effectiveness for the entire previous year in the following areas: officer training, public information and education, incentives and recognition, policy and guidelines, and enforcement efforts to reduce crashes and injuries.
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
Tuckahoe YMCA to host Refugee Community Resource Fair
The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
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07.12.2010 / Mark your Calendars for this years Street of Dreams!
Each year, thousands of people in Omaha and surrounding areas, attend the Metro Omaha Builders Associations Street of Dreams. This event features beautiful homes, fully furnished and decorated. These elegant homes inspire remodeling ideas for our own homes and encourage us to dream when looking for a new home.
The 26th annual Street of Dreams will be held at Elk Ridge on the Lake near 192nd Street and West Blondo Road. This year's show features some new attractions.
- Outdoor home show featuring landscaping displays and other home related products and services.
- A beautiful playhouse built by Pohlad Homes and Interiors by Joan working together with the Angels Among Us program. This playhouse will be raffled off the last day of the Street of Dreams and tickets will be available at the event.
- A unique Playground that allows space for a child's discovery and imagination. Constructed by Papio NRD, the MORE Nature program and Lanoha Nursery. This area will be hosting special events for kids on Saturday, July 17th.
For more information regarding times, ticket prices and builders visit http://www.moba.com/.
First National Bank is excited to be a sponsor of the Street of Dreams. Stop by our booth at the show and enter to win a $1,000 Visa Gift Card. Entry forms and complete drawing rules will also be available at any Omaha metropolitan area First National Bank branch. You may also click here to view the complete drawing rules and regulations- click here.
If you're looking to buy a new home, it's probably a good idea to get a pre-approval to learn how much you are able to afford. Contact a First National Bank Home Mortgage Specialist at 402.602.5300 to make an appointment today or go to www.firstnational.com/mortgage, to locate a specialist near you.
Have you been to the Street of Dreams in the past? Are you planning on attending this year? If so, please post a comment on what you think of the event.
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text: Alumni Awards and Nominations Every year, the ACU Alumni Association presents awards to a select few who bring honor and recognition to the university through their personal and professional service. The awards are: Outstanding Alumnus of the Year Young Alumnus of the Year Distinguished Alumni Citations (three awarded each year) The ACU Alumni Association encourages nominations from all corners of the global ACU community. Every nomination will be considered! The Alumni Advisory Board will review the candidates for each award and vote at their February and August meetings. Here are the criteria for all the alumni awards. Other information: Award descriptions Recipients V.W. and Loreta Kelley Scholarship


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I installed nautilus-actions and nautilus-actions-extra and they have lots of cool and useful stuff for Linux noobs like me who can't be bothered to learn the terminal, but my Nautilus context menu doesn't fit on the screen anymore.
I read that you could choose which commands to show using the nautilus actions configuration tool, but when I start it, it shows a blank actions list. There is an import assistant, except I have no clue what kind of files I'm supposed to import and where from.
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The Guardian's critic wrote this about her recent performance of Brahms First:
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"It is rare for women to tackle Brahms's titanic First Piano Concerto; this alone sets Paremski apart. Russian-born but a US resident since the age of eight, the 23-year-old's softly expressive tone gave no inkling of the forces she would unleash, embracing fearlessly the extremes of tenderness and fierce passion. She proved capable of powerful sounds in Brahms's massive chords and octaves, bringing a gripping force to the tumultuous coda of the first movement. Orozco-Estrada may have been too indulgent of her slow adagio, but her clear vision of the final rondo again underlined a real artist in the making."


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Wickham wins call-up
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Striker named in England U21 squad.
Connor Wickham has been named in the England Under-21 squad for the upcoming internationals against Azerbaijan and Norway.
The 19-year-old has been included in Stuart Pearce's 23-man squad for the two Euro 2013 qualifiers.
Wickham and the Young Lions will face the Azeris in Baku next Thursday (September 6) before heading back to the UK to take on Norway at Chesterfield's Proact Stadium the following Monday (September 10).
Former Black Cats Martyn Waghorn and Jordan Henderson have also been named in the squad.


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I often find the same is true when watching some chef on TV, or read a book written by a trained chef. Everything looks easy, until you get into the kitchen. Now the problem is solved. Whether you've just started cooking or you've been doing it for years, there are things we don't know.
The Cook's Book is brilliant. It's edited by Jill Norman (she also edited Herbs & Spices that I love) who got together some very famous professional chefs like Charlie Trotter, Michael Romano, Dan Lepard, Ken Hom and other experts with impressive resumes.
Frankly, I don't know how to begin telling you how fantastic this book is, so I'll just jump in and share some of the random things I learned by quickly flipping through the book.
Did you know that when storing vegetables (there's an entire page):
- you should keep greens and other delicate vegetables away from tomatoes which release ethylene gas that causes green vegetables to wilt;
- potatoes should not be kept in the fridge because the cold temperature will break down their texture and flavor.
The vegetable section (put together by Charlie Trotter with a great intro) walks you through trimming, washing & drying and cutting vegetables of every shape and size, hearty and delicate. The chapter then moves on to different vegetable families and how to deal with them from cleaning, to storing and preparing - gourds (summer & winter squashes - really need different handling; roots and tubers; shoots & stalks like artichokes and asparagus (two of my favorite veggies and now I know how to prepare them like a pro); pods & seeds; mushrooms and fruit vegetables (like avocados).
There are charts for each section - how to store, temperatures & ways to cook everything in that section. It goes without saying that there are some awesome recipes too. Seriously, I can't wait to try the Summer Fruit Tabbouleh recipe (page 323) when the weather warms up. It's in the Grains & Beans section- 20 pages of tips, techniques and recipes (all with photos to help you).
For the adventurous and world travellers (at least in the kitchen) there are great sections on Indian, Thai, and Chinese cooking; an entire section on pasta and dumplings from around the world. Don't even get me started on fish, meat or baking. All those hard to explain instructions are accompanied by great photos.
Know the difference between braising & stewing? roasting & baking? Want to learn how to really impress everyone with your carving skills? Preparing and cooking fish and seafood a mystery? Now they don't have to be. I know I'll be using this book often, both as a great resource...and to whip up the mouth-watering dishes as well.


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The UCLA Baseball team dropped the opening game of its three-game set with rivals USC on Thursday night, falling to the Trojans, 10-0, at Jackie Robinson Stadium.
Wyatt Strahan (4-3) earned the win for USC, pitching eight shutout innings while giving up five hits and striking out seven. Sophomore James Kaprielian (5-4) took the loss for the Bruins, pitching 6.2 innings and allowing five runs on 10 hits. He also struck out four.
USC took the early advantage with four runs in the top of the first. With one out, Garrett Stubbs and Jeremey Martinez reached on a walk and a hit by pitch respectively. A wild pitch moved the runners up before Jake Hernandez scored Stubbs with a single to right, giving the Trojans a 1-0 lead. Kaprielian struck out Dante Flores on the next at-bat, but Timmy Robinson then stepped in and hit a three-run home run to left to make it 4-0 USC. UCLA looked to answer in the bottom half of the inning by loading the bases with two outs, but Strahan struck out Christoph Bono to end the threat and keep the Trojans ahead.
Kaprielian settled down from there, keeping the Trojans scoreless for the next four innings. In the bottom of the fifth, UCLA threatened to score by putting senior Aaron Weimer and freshman Brett Stephens on first and second with nobody out. A sacrifice bunt by sophomore Ty Moore moved the runners up, but a strikeout and a groundout back to the pitcher ended the inning. After Kaprielian tossed a scoreless sixth, UCLA threatened again as freshman Luke Persico reached third with one out. Strahan worked out of it though, getting back-to-back groundouts from senior Pat Gallagher and sophomore Trent Chatterton to end the inning.
USC then added to its lead in the top of the seventh off of Kaprielian. With two outs and Hernandez on second, Flores chopped a single up the middle, bringing home Hernandez to give the Trojans a five-run lead. USC then tacked on five more runs in the top of the ninth to bring the score to 10-0. With runners on second and third, Hernandez singled through the left side off of freshman Scott Burke to score Kevin Swick and make it 6-0 Trojans. Two batters later, Martinez came in to score on a wild pitch to bring USC's lead to seven. After a walk by Burke loaded the bases with two outs, freshman Chase Radan came in and surrendered a bases clearing double to Vahn Bozoian, giving the Trojans a 10-0 lead. The Bruins were unable to score in the bottom half of the inning and USC claimed the 10-0 win.
Persico led the Bruins with a 2-3 night while Moore, senior Kevin Williams and Weimer provided hits of their own.
UCLA (22-17, 9-7 Pac-12) and USC (22-17, 10-9 Pac-12) will continue their series tomorrow night at 7 p.m. at Jackie Robinson Stadium. The game will be nationally televised live again by the Pac-12 Networks.
Game Notes: The loss tonight snapped UCLA's nine-game winning streak over the Trojans…freshman Chase Radan made his collegiate debut in tonight's game, pitching 0.1 innings…Luke Persico logged his 10th multi-hit game of the year tonight and is now hitting a team-high .333 in conference play…James Kaprielian has pitched at least six innings in his last seven starts and nine of his 11 starts overall on the season…Shane Zeile threw out his Pac-12 leading 15th attempted base stealer of the season tonight, throwing out Jeremy Martinez in the seventh.


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Today's Torah Devotional from Leviticus 9:17-23
The Third Book of the Torah, "Vayikra," "And HE Called."
This weeks reading is, "Shemini," ,"Eighth"
Today we continue reading of Aaron's first actions as the newly installed High Priest of GOD.
He has taken the sin offering and is now taking the grain offering from the people of Israel, to the altar of GOD.
He then slaughters the bull and the ram, the peoples peace offering. His son's catching and passing the blood for him to dash on all sides of the altar.
They also passed him the chest and right hind legs of the offerings to perform the prescribed motions for the wave offering before handing him the choice parts of the bull and the ram, to be placed on the chest and burned.
Aaron lifted his hands toward the people and blessed them. He then descended from the altar, going into the Communion Tent with Moshe.
Moshe and Aaron came out of the Tent. They then blessed the people and GODs glory was revealed to them all.
Here we have Aaron and his sons on the eighth day, the first day after their installation, performing in their newly installed position of priest.
Their first acts of service are to make the acceptable sacrifices from the people, unto GOD, as HE has prescribed.
Aaron and his sons have just endured their seven day installation process.
They have remained at the entrance of the Communion Tent until this eighth day.
They have been accepted as priest unto GOD.
Many times we find ourselves with the desire to serve GOD. To be used by HIM. To serve in HIS Will.
How many times have we considered what HE may demand of us to be in service to HIM?
Do we see the process of Aaron and his son's and wonder if we could have endured those same circumstances?
Could we go through the refinement of all that GOD may require of us before we can be of service to HIM?
Why would we believe our service to HIM would be accepted without such a process?
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On Smalls: All-American, who is one of the top defensive players in the nation ... Preseason All-American and CAA All-Conference selection ... Coach Brown says "is one of the best in country" and will play in the NFL ... Great skills set and speed ... Teams regularly avoided throwing to the receiver whom he was covering ... Tremendous size and speed at cornerback ... Teams with Courtney Robinson as the nation's top cornerback tandem according to Coach Brown ... Versatile player who can also return kicks ... Great speed and strength ... Shared the 2007 Marcel Shipp Iron Minuteman Award ... Saw time as a receiver in addition to secondary as he was one of three true freshmen to play in 2005 ... Coach Brown called him "perhaps the best freshman athlete I have coached."
As a senior in 2008: 2008 Phil Steele Preseason first-team All-American ... 2008 Sports Network Preseason second-team All-American 2008 CAA Preseason first team ... Star cornerback who has garnered many accolades and looks to be drafted in the 2009 NFL Draft. Also starting punt returner as a senior ... Started 36 games in a row at cornerback before season-ending injury (crack in hip bone) suffered vs. Bryant (10/25) ... Has 20 tackles and two pass-break-ups this season ... Has 13 UMass punt returns for 57 yards in 2008 ... Three tackles vs. #9 Richmond (10/18), his hometown team ... Three stops for stellar defense vs. #16 Delaware (10/4) ... Four tackles at #7 James Madison (9/13) ... Allowed just one short completion for four yards at Holy Cross (9/6) in making two tackles and two pass break-ups ... Opened 2008 with four tackles vs. Albany (8/30). The Great Danes did not throw the ball at Smalls once during the game.
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As a junior in 2007: Sports Network Honorable Mention All-American ... 2007 CAA FIRST-TEAM CORNERBACK ... 2007 NEW ENGLAND FOOTBALL WRITERS ALL-STAR ... 2007 CAA PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE ... Started last 28 games in a row including 13 in 2007 ... Had 49 tackles, two interceptions including a return for a touchdown and 12 passes defended in 2007 ... Led CAA in passes defended with 12 (including CAA-best 10 pass break-ups) along with two interceptions ... 12 passes defended tied for eighth-most in a season in UMass history ... Second-career interception as he had three passes defended at #4 Southern Illinois (12/1) in NCAA Quarterfinal. Also made five tackles ... Had just two tackles in two games as opponents didn't throw his way against Hofstra (11/17) and Fordham (11/24), the ultimate sign of resepct ... Made five stops in win over #14 New Hampshire (11/10) ... Five tackles and a pass break-up at William & Mary (10/27), including 100th career tackle ... Four stops and a pass break-up vs. Northeastern (10/20) ... Made career-high nine tackles along with first career half-sack in 4OT win over Villanova (10/13) ... At Boston College (9/29), had three tackles and pass break-up ... Three tackles and had two pass break-ups at Maine (9/22) ... Had first-career interception, which he returned 90 yards for his first-career touchdown in win over #23 Towson (9/15). It was fourth-longest interception return in UM history. Also had three sacks and TFL ... Made three stops at Colgate (9/8) ... Opened 2007 with five tackles and pair of pass break-ups vs. Holy Cross (9/1).
As a sophomore in 2006: ATLANTIC 10 SECOND-TEAM DEFENSIVE BACK ... Started all 15 games at cornerback ... Made 59 tackles, eighth on the team also had a forced fumble and fumble recovery ... Five solo stops in NCAA Final vs. Appalachian State (12/15) ... Made three tackles and a PBU at #2 Montana (12/8) ... Defended All-American David Ball for much of the game, limited the all-time TD leader in I-AA history to just six catches for 54 yards. Made five tackles including a pass break-up ... Career-high six tackles in NCAAs vs. Lafayette (11/25) ... Five tackles vs. Hofstra (11/18) ... Three stops vs. #19 Maine (11/11) ... Four tackles at Northeastern (10/28) ... Over five games (Sept. 16-Oct. 21), had 22 total tackles, with five stops in four of those games ... Led team with five tackles vs. Stony Brook (9/23) ... Five tackles and a forced fumble vs. William & Mary (10/7) ... Racked up career-best five tackles and recovered a fumble at Villanova (9/16) ... Opened 2006 with three tackles and 0.5 TFL vs. Colgate (9/2).
As a freshman in 2005: One of three true freshman to play for UMass during the season, playing in nine games ... Saw time in the secondary, kickoff returns and special teams coverage ... Also played some as a wide receiver, making his debut there vs. James Madison ... Had eight kickoff returns for 137 yards (17.1 average) ...Also had eight tackles ... As a receiver has three catches for 68 yards ... Playing mostly as a receiver had two catches for 21 yards at Army (11/12), also returned two kickoffs for 21 yards ... Returned from mono at Delaware (11/5) seeing time as a receiver, cornerback and on kick returns, bringing one back 19 yards ... Sat out the Maine (10/22) and UNH (10/29) games with mononucleosis ... Playing as a wideout vs. No. 4 JMU (10/15), made a 47-yard reception for his first collegiate catch -- which was second-longest play from scrimmage for UMass to date. Also returned a kickoff for 14 yards ... Made two tackles vs. Northeastern (10/8) ... Brought back two kickoffs for 41 yards and had a tackle and pass break-up vs. Albany (9/17) ... Returned a kickoff 23 yards and had one tackles at Colgate (9/10) ... Returned one kick for 19 yards at Richmond (9/1) in homecoming, also made one tackle playing in nickel package.
Before UMass: Fast defensive back and returner who played at Huguenot High School in Richmond, Va. ... Ranked 18th best player in all of Virginia and 47th best defensive back in the nation ... Honored as All-State All-Dominion District, All-Central Region and All-Metro as a senior ... Had 16 career interceptions -- four as a senior, returning three for touchdowns ... Set a national record with a 109-yard interception return for a score ... Also returned five kicks for 207 yards including one touchdown.
Personal: Sean Ramon Smalls ... Born April 20, 1987 in Richmond, Va. ... Son of Richard Smalls and Delores Perry ... Brother of Monique, Richard III and Joy ... Majoring in Building Materials and Wood Technology.
Career Statistics (Defense) Year GP UT AT TT Sacks TFL Int PD 2005 9/0 5 3 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2006 15/15 30 29 59 0-0 1-2 0-0 3 2007 13/13 31 18 49 0.5-2 2.5-7 2-90 12 2008 8/8 12 8 20 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 Totals 45/36 78 58 136 0.5-2 3.5-9 2-90 18
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Long Beach State Wraps up Day One at Mt. SAC Relays/Cal Invitational Multi-Events
Junior Garrett Demirjian in third place after five events
49ers Begin Busy Week at Mt. SAC Decathlon/Heptathlon and Mt. SAC Relays
LBSU will also host the Beach Invitational at Cerritos College, April 19-20
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49er men take first, women place second
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Adam Bianchessi wins the javelin, Michael Vaughan claims the triple jump title
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Heptathlon: 2,548 points
Javelin: 119-09
High Jump: 5-01
Long Jump: 16-01
Triple Jump: 35-02.5
High Jump: 5-01
Long Jump: 16-02.5
2013: Big West qualifier in the javelin ... Established a season-best 119-09 at the Ben Brown Invitational ... Cleared 5-01 in the high jump to tie for second at the Big West Challenge ... Had a season-best 16-01 in the long jump at the Beach Classic and UC Irvine Spring Break Invitational ... Finished 14th in the "B" section of the California Invitational Heptathlon ... Competed in the high jump (5-01) and long jump (16-02.5) during the indoor season.
Junior College: Competed two years on the track & field team at the City College of San Francisco ... Qualified for the Community College State Championships in four events as a sophomore ... Placed third in the heptathlon with a lifetime-best 4,774 points ... Also scored in the javelin, 100m hurdles and triple jump ... Registered personal-records of 128-05 in the javelin, 14.76 in the 100m hurdles and 38-04 in the triple jump.
High School: Lettered four years at Liberty High School ... Runner-up in the 100m hurdles, 300m hurdles, long jump and triple jump at the 2009 BVAL Finals.
Personal: Majoring in human development.
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No. 9 Texas Holds Off Texas Tech in Straight Sets
Breeann David boosted the Tech offense with 10 kills in a 3-0 loss Saturday to No. 9 Texas.
Sept. 29, 2012
Box Score | Notes | Highlights
LUBBOCK, Texas - No. 9 Texas rallied from late deficits in both the second and third sets to defeat Texas Tech, 3-0 (25-16, 25-23, 25-22), Saturday afternoon in front of a season-high 917 fans at United Spirit Arena.
After struggling through the opening frame, the Red Raiders (11-7; 0-3) recovered to nearly tie the match heading into the break as Tech led 23-22 before Texas (11-3; 4-0) rolled off three-straight points.
Following the tough loss, the Red Raiders came back to lead throughout the third set until the Longhorns tied the frame at 18-18 en route to ending the match on an 8-4 run. The win extended Texas' winning streak over Tech to 23-straight dating back to 2000.
"This was a Texas team that is really good, but I think we proved we are a good team today too," Tech head coach Don Flora said. "We stayed the course in the final two sets and didn't let one point turn into five points like we did in game one. To see that mentality kind of sink in, that's neat to see because that's something we've been really working hard on."
Bailey Webster led Texas with a match-high 14 kills and .344 hitting percentage. Haley Eckerman also connected on 10 kills for the Longhorns, who hit .260 as a team, Texas' lowest hitting percentage against Tech since being held to a .195 average in a 3-1 victory on Oct. 25, 2006, in Lubbock.
The Longhorns gave the Tech attack problems throughout the day as Texas controlled a 14-3 advantage in blocks with eight (all assists) coming from Molly McCage alone. The Red Raiders, meanwhile, did not register a block of their own until early in the third set.
"Their block was really tough," Flora added. "One of the good things was that we were trying to hit it and tool and challenge it. It took us a while to figure out that's a bigger block than we've seen in practices or with who we've seen previously. We started to figure out how high we had to hit off the block, but they are just a good blocking team anyways."
Miara Cave powered the Red Raiders with 12 kills from the right side as the senior also totaled a team-high .214 hitting percentage. Breeann David also added 10 kills in her first full match back from an ankle injury suffered on Sept. 7 at the Montana Tournament.
Tech closed the match hitting .116 as a team after totaling 24 attacking errors. Emily Ehrle also connected on six kills for the Red Raiders while Lydia McKay dropped four as well.
Rachel Brummitt anchored the Tech backline with 14 digs while Emily Wright recorded eight off the bench. Emily Ruetter finished a dig shy of a double-double after the freshman dished 30 assists to go along with nine digs.
The Red Raiders return to non-conference action Tuesday evening when Tech travels to face Central Arkansas in a 6 p.m. match in the Prince Center.


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|Welcome to "Bird Is A Verb"'s new home. For this third anniversary column I'd like to recount four good news stories about getting back to nature and, in deference to Richard Louv, the author of Last Child in the Woods who recently addressed a convention here in the Valley, three of these stories feature kids. By some accounts Louv's book is a downer because it catalogues how far we've strayed from our species' roots in the natural world. My stories are uppers. They spotlight reconnections with that world which still happen even in the scurry of post-modern lives.
First Story--Our Phoenix grandson, JP Burns, tagged along on many of our birding adventures as soon as he could walk and talk, and the first bird on his Life List was the eared quetzal, a rare and spectacular vagrant from Mexico which famously spent the winter of '96 in Haunted Canyon west of Globe. Though JP's interest in birding has waned, his love of nature and the outdoors has not. Now a middle schooler, he is a competitive rock climber and has his own kayak. Last summer, returning from a river trip to Alaska, the family stopped at the Beringea Interpretive Center in Whitehorse, Yukon, and JP did a workshop where he learned how to design his own atlatl. An ancient seed flowers in a modern teenager.
Second Story--Dianne Petro, a reader of this column, remembers walking down a road in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument with her six year old son well after dark on a camping trip. Let Dianne tell it: "As we walked in that velvety blackness that you never encounter in the city he said, 'The stars come right down to the ground!' And so they did, and we were walking among them! A connection was definitely made!" Thanks Dianne. For sharing a wonderful story but, most importantly, for planting another seed.
Third Story--I recently led a birdwalk at Boyce Thompson Arboretum. Among the participants was 11 year old Aster Despain of Chandler, accompanied by his father, David. Aster was carrying a field guide and looking up each species as we saw it. When we spotted a singing canyon wren, Aster stopped every adult dead in their tracks, exclaiming "This is better than Disneyland!" I am not making this up. David reports Aster hopes to be a "birdologist" when he grows up.
Fourth story--Tom Vezo of Green Valley, arguably the best bird photographer in the country, recently passed away. He died of a heart attack while hiking in the Rincons in southern Arizona. I knew Tom well enough to know his "return to nature," untimely though it was, happened exactly as he wished. I know this because we had this conversation two years ago when I saw him in Texas during spring migration.
Tom's wildlife photography was renowned for drawing viewers into nature and chronicling its cycles of life and death. How perfect for one whose life work conveyed his love of nature to end that life outdoors doing something he loved. A seed flowers. The flower goes back to seed. A life Richard Louv might have scripted.


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