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GREENVILLE, N.C. --- East Carolina University will induct five new members into its Athletics Hall of Fame this year including former All-America quarterback Jeff Blake, coach Pat Dye, All-America swimmer Ted Gartman, career women's basketball assists leader Gaynor O'Donnell and All-America outfielder Pat Watkins.
The ECU Athletics Hall of Fame committee voted Gartman, O'Donnell and Watkins in this year, while Blake and Dye were elected in previous years, but were unable to attend induction ceremonies prior to this season. The Hall of Fame Banquet will be held inside the Murphy Center on Friday, Oct. 6. The inductees will then be introduced to the public during the halftime of the ECU-Virginia football game on Saturday, Oct. 7.
Blake orchestrated the greatest season in Pirate football history, leading ECU to an 11-1 overall record and a final national ranking of No. 9 in 1991. As a senior, Blake finished ninth in the Heisman Trophy voting, and was named second-team All-America and East Coast Athletic Conference (ECAC) Player-of-the-Year. His 3,073 passing yards in 1991 still remains a school record. Blake spent 14 years as a quarterback in the National Football League with seven teams, passing for over 21,000 yards and was named to the Pro Bowl in 1996.
During Dye's six years as head football coach, ECU enjoyed unbridled success. He concluded his ECU career in 1979 with a record of 48-18-1, which ranks as the fourth-most wins by any coach in school history and produced the highest winning percentage of any coach to man the sidelines in at least 20 games. His Pirates won at least seven games each year, including a pair of nine-win seasons in 1976 and '78. Dye also directed the Pirates to a Southern Conference championship in 1976 and an Independence Bowl victory in 1978. He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2005.
As co-captain of the 1957 swimming team, Gartman led East Carolina College to its first national championship that season and earned All-America honors in the 200 fly and 400-medley relay. The following season he received All-America honors in the free relay and 400-medley relay and became the first student-athlete to receive four letters in swimming. He spent 30 years as a member of the ECU faculty before retiring in 1999.
A native of Merseyside, England, O'Donnell lettered at ECU from 1989 to 1993 and still holds the all-time record for assists (833) as well as the season record (300, 1992-93) and single game record (20 vs. UNC Asheville in 1992). As a senior, she led the nation in assists, averaging 10.7 per game. She was the 14th ECU female player to score more than 1,000 career points, finishing her career with 1,015.
After being named Colonial Athletic Association Player-of-the-Year as junior in 1993, Watkins was selected by the Cincinnati Reds with the 32nd overall pick in the Major League Baseball Draft. Watkins is still the only ECU player ever to be taken in the first round. He batted .445 as a junior with 19 home runs and 57 RBIs and finished his career with a .352 batting average, which still ranks as the sixth highest career average in school history. He led the Pirates to NCAA Regional appearances in 1991 and '93, and the CAA Tournament Championship in 1993.
Since it was established in 1974, 117 former student-athletes, coaches, administrators and donors have been elected to the ECU Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Welcome to the North East Independent School District Facility Rental Homepage. NEISD is committed to making campus facilities available for use by the Community. First priority is always given to the education of students. The Department of Procurement & eCommerce administers facility use during non-school hours including weekends and evenings. Facility requests are processed on a first-come first served basis. Interested patrons should contact the Department of Procurement & eCommerce to arrange for space in all NEISD campuses. Usage fees vary according to the type of group and the space utilized. Space that may be available includes gyms, auditoriums, classrooms, multi-purpose rooms and playing fields.
For additional information, contact Cynthia Ann Salazar at (210) 407-0396 or Susanne Baker at (210) 407-0398.
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North East Independent School District and the City of San Antonio - Parks & Recreation Summer Youth Program begins Monday; June 13, 2016!
The 2016 SYP runs from Monday, June 13, 2016 through Friday, August 5, 2016 between 7:30 AM through 5:30 PM. NOTE: On Monday, July 4, 2016 the sites are closed in observance of the national holiday. The program provides structured recreational activities for children ages 6 through 12. The program has a Program Supervisor, Management, and Site Staff made up of a Site Supervisor and approximately three to five trained Recreation Assistants. NOTE: The Site Staff number varies according to registered Program Participants. Additionally, program participants are limited to approximately 100 children per site/campus. Finally, NEISD's School Nutrition Services will provide a free lunch service and afternoon snack to SYP participants.
The 2016 NEISD SYP venues have a maximum capacity of 100 participants. There are four (4) NEISD SYP venues and they are:
East Terrell Hills Elementary School
El Dorado Elementary School
Click HERE to access the North East Independent School District Map which indicates those 2016 Summer Youth Program Sites. ( Format)
SYP TIMES are as follows:
SYP DATES are as follows:
Contact Mr. Kelly Ledbetter, Assistant Parks and Recreation Manager, directly with the City of San Antonio - Parks & Recreation Department at 210.207.3061 for any questions. You may also click HERE to access the main City of San Antonio - Parks & Recreation Department Website to obtain any additional information that may be needed regarding the 2016 SYP.
Click HERE to access the 2016 Summer Youth Program Details such as space availability, sites, registration information, etc., as may be needed.
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The Board permits and encourages public use of designated school facilities for educational, recreational, civic, or social activities, when these activities do not conflict with school use or with this policy. All decisions for facility use are made with this in mind. Being a taxpayer or submitting a Facility Usage Request does not automatically guarantee the right to utilize any NEISD facility. Facility Usage Request forms MUST be submitted and shall be processed and considered accordingly.
Requests for non-school use of District facilities shall be considered on a first-come, first-served basis; however, sport-related requests shall be considered on a percentage basis of availability schedule due to the limited resources available for use by sports organizations.
Academic and extracurricular campus activities shall always have priority when any use is scheduled. The campus principal or designee has the authority to cancel a scheduled non-school use if an unexpected conflict arises with a District activity.
Please also refer to North East ISD Policy links below - GK Community Relations - for any additional information needed.
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DISCLAIMER/NOTE: All Organizations MUST submit proof of Certificate of Liability Insurance at the same time the Facility Use Application Form is submitted. A Certificate of Liability Insurance may be obtained as a separate policy or as a rider. North East Independent School District MUST be listed as an "Additional Insured" on the Certificate of Liability Insurance and a copy of the Additional Insured endorsement/policy language must be attached. The minimum limits of liability are $1,000,000. North East Independent School District is not responsible for injuries to participants and/or spectators and is not responsible for damage to and/or loss of an Organization's property.
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*Organization MUST provide proof of Certificate of Liability Insurance naming NEISD as an additional insured in the amount of no less than $1,000,000.
*Org's are allowed one hour per week per team.
*If at any point during a Reservation period the Campus Principal or their designee determines that NEPD is required, the expense(s) for NEPD shall be incurred by the Org.
*Any admission, entrance, and/or concession charges, collections, sales, and/or fees are strictly prohibited at any NEISD facility.
*Manager/Coach/Coordinator MUST bring this Confirmation with them to each and every event listed.
*Any and all school activities SHALL take precedence over any facility usage contract/confirmation.
*All trash MUST be picked up.
*If Org has authorization to use District equipment, Org MUST put equipment back where it was originally located (portable standards only).
*Org MUST leave at the designated time indicated.
*Absolutely, NO CONCESSIONS are allowed.
*NO FOOD or DRINKS (except for water) allowed in the gym, if applicable.
*Absolutely, NO MAIN FIELDS shall be used; only PRACTICE FIELDS shall be utilized.
*NO animals allowed other than guide dogs assisting the visually impaired individual.
*Access to any other portions of the venue are strictly prohibited other than those specified on the FACILITY RESERVATION CONFIRMATION.
*Org MUST remain within the relegated area(s) of the Facility Reservation Confirmation.
*DO NOT enter any portion of the facility other than that indicated on this Confirmation.
*Org's MUST NOT start until the designated date and time and MUST leave at the designated date and time.
*DO NOT enter the gym office or any other portion of the facility.
* It is the Org's sole responsibility to ensure that all attending Parents maintain control of their child(ren) and keep them out of unauthorized areas.
*For Field/Outside Use, NO RESTROOM facilities will be available.
*Adhere to any and all custodian's request.
Failure to adhere to these guidelines may result in an Organization losing its facility reservation privileges.
Facilities Usage Request Forms and Information
The Facility Usage Request Form allows users to fill out the form within your browser window, then print it out and submit it to the Department of Procurement & eCommerce via mail correspondence, email, facsimile correspondence, or in person. This form is in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. In order to view or print such documents, you must have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader loaded on your computer.
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NOTICE: Implemented during the 2012 - 2013 school year, the processing fee changed from $10.00 to $20.00. Thank you for your attention.
NOTICE: Cancelation/Change Fee(s) will be assessed (at $50.00/Per Occurrence) after an event is confirmed by the Department of Procurement & eCommerce if a cancelation/change is requested by the Organization.
DISCLAIMER: An additional thirty (30) minutes before a scheduled event and one (1) hour after a scheduled event shall be added to Invoices. This additional time is required on all scheduled events for custodial staff preparation(s) and clean-up.
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- Use these links to assist you in determining a facility that's right for you and/or your organization.
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NOTICE: As field/gym cancelations become available from the Executive Director of the Athletics Department, those cancelations shall be posted here.
[ Field Use Reservations ]
In conjunction with scheduled facility usage reservations and the upcoming inclement weather conditions in the forecast, the NEISD Executive Director of the Athletics Department has notified the Facility Reservations Office (FRO) that scheduled reservations are hereby canceled, not available, and/or not authorized for use. Therefore, those respective Organization's with scheduled reservations for Saturday, 10/31/2015, are expected to comply accordingly. Thank you for your continued support, cooperation, and attention.
~Facility Reservations Office
Construction Closure Schedule
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This week's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw did an average viewing audience of 4,046,000 viewers on the USA Network. Below is the breakdown hour by hour:
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This data, from TV By the Numbers, shows a positive sign for WWE. The show's audience actually grew throughout the night. This hasn't been the trend since the switch to three-hours last summer, with the third hour usually drawing the lowest viewership.
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Great Dorset Steam Fair
Thousands of people have been arriving for the Great Dorset Steam Fair near Blandford in Dorset. There have been long delays to get into the showground.
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Organisers say Great Dorset Fair was a huge success
Organisers of the Great Dorset Steam Fair say it was a huge success despite a muddy start. Visitors praised a special World War One exhibit recreating life in the trenches. Rain at the start of last week caused boggy conditions. But the ground dried up by the weekend and sunshine help bring in the crowds.
Conditions improving at Great Dorset Steam Fair
The organisers of the Great Dorset Steam Fair say that conditions are still very muddy but are improving this morning. Yesterday many visitors to the fair were stranded for hours waiting to be towed through the mud.
Steam Fair fields become muddy quagmire
The wet weather has proved a challenge for people going to one of the West Country's biggest events.
The Great Dorset Steam Fair got underway today as heavy rain turned fields into a quagmire.
Traffic queued for up to four hours to get on to the site near Blandford Forum.
Organisers had earlier appealed for extra tractors to help tow vehicles through muddy fields.
Our Dorset correspondent Duncan Sleightholme has spent the day there:
Mud mayhem at the Great Dorset Steam Fair
Wet weather has proved a challenge for people going to The Great Dorset Steam Fair.
Many exhibitors were forced to sleep overnight in their cars when they couldn't get to the muddy camping fields.
There have been queues of over 4 hours to get into the car parks, as visitors head to the site despite the mud.
Great Dorset Steam Fair - pictures
Long queues for Dorset steam fair
There are long queues for people trying to get on site at the Great Dorset Steam Fair.
The event at Tarrant Hinton near Blandford starts tomorrow but heavy showers have made it difficult for vehicles trying to get on and move around the site today.
Great Dorset Steam Fair appeals for help in the mud
Organisers of The Great Dorset Steam Fair at Tarrant Hinton near Blandford say it is still on for tomorrow, despite the bad weather.
Exhibitors and campers are arriving at the site and the fair is appealing for owners of 4x4s and Landrovers to help out in the mud.


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Bike Denver and Denver Cruisers are getting together to have a Valentines Cruise. See Bike Denver or Denver Cruisers for more details
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Jan. 19, 2010 (Courtesy Denver Cruisers)
DENVER — Grab your sweetie, get some hearts on and have yourself a cyclicious Valentine's celebration this year at the cruiser-themed Valentine's Day party and American Heart Association Heart Walk and Bike Denver benefit hosted by the Denver Cruiser Ride www.denvercruisers.com.
The festivities start at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 13 at Casselman's, 2620 Walnut St., with a cruiser bicycle themed art show featuring fine art photography by Todd Van Fleet and silent auction of one-of-a-kind bike items and raffle drawings that will benefit the AHA. Other festivities will include a temporary henna tattoo artist, photo mattress souvenir snapshots, kissing booth with well-known Denver luminaries, sports team cheerleaders, drink specials and much, much, more.
DJ Ginger will make sure your feet keep moving into the wee hours and the event space will keep the mood festive with its bicycle and Valentine's Day decorations and accessories.
So come out and party hearty with your sweetie this Valentine's Day eve, get your cruiser ride on and help a good cause in the American Heart Association and Bike Denver.
The Denver Cruiser Ride: that summer time Wednesday night ride that brings out thousands of constumed riders every week, is the host of this party!
For more info Contact Brad K. Evans • 720.350.8411
About the American Heart Association: Founded in 1924, we're the nation's oldest and largest voluntary health organization dedicated to building healthier lives, free of heart disease and stroke. To help prevent, treat and defeat these diseases — America's No. 1 and No. 3 killers — we fund cutting-edge research, conduct lifesaving public and professional educational programs, and advocate to protect public health. To learn more or join us in helping all Americans, call 1-800-AHA-USA1 or visit americanheart.org.
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Gather with the brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha for the 22nd annual Candle Light Vigil walk from Cutter-Shabazz to the Hopkins Center. Immediately following the procession you are invited to join Professor Russell Rickford and the brothers for an insightful keynote address and reception at the Top of the Hop.
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Meanwhile, there's a much bigger problem nationwide. Short supplies of more than 260 drugs. Pharmacist Bona Benjamin says patients are paying the price.
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Coram lies between Columbia Falls to the West and West Glacier to the East on Highway 2 and is minutes from Glacier National Park.
The main route to Coram is US 2. Closest Interstate is I-90, which is about 150 miles to the south of Coram.
Glacier Park International Airport. Services include Big Sky Airlines, Delta Airlines, Horizon Airlines and Holman Aviation (private charters).
The daily Amtrak passenger service the Empire Builder runs between Seattle/Portland and Chicago. Nearby depots are in: Whitefish (19 miles North, toll free phone: 1-800-862-7245 and West Glacier.
*See also the Go Northwest! guide to the Flathead Valley
Glacier Mountain Resort. Mail: PO Box 389, West Glacier, MT 59936. Phone: 406-387-5712; Toll-free: 1-877-213-8001. E-mail
Heartwood. 400 Seville Lane, PO Box 130187, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-5541; Fax: 406-387-5645. E-mail
North American RV Park & Yurt Village. 10640 Highway 2 E, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-5800; Toll-free: 1-800-704-4266. E-mail GPS: N. 48.43769; W. 114.04032.
Sundance RV Park and Campground. 6 miles SW of West Glacier on Highway 2, Milepost 147, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-5016.
Evergreen Motel. US Highway 2, PO Box 130217, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-5365.
Montana's Treasures and Retreats. PO Box 130284, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-5498. E-mail
Shiloh Valley. PO Box 130211, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-5635. E-mail
Glacier Grill & Pizza. 10126 E Highway 2, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-4223.
Glacier Distilling. 10237 Highway 2 E, Coram, MT 59912. Phone: 406-387-9887. E-mail
Amazing Fun Center. West side of Highway 2 East at Coram, PO Box 102, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-5902.
North American Wildlife Museum. 7 miles West of West Glacier on Highway 2, behind Stoner's Inn, Coram, MT 59913. Phone: 406-387-4018.
Exhibits 85 life-size animals and birds in realistic dioramas. Montana-made products and artwork are on sale.
Swan Mountain Outfitters. Phone: 406-387-4405; Toll-free: 1-800-388-5727.
Swan Mountain Outfitters offer horseback riding, trail rides, drop camps, saddle paddle packages, saddle and fish package in and around Glacier National Park.
Trailsend Tours. PO Box 2, Coram, Montana 59919. Phone: 406-387-5763. E-mail
Trailsend Tours offer bus tours of Glacier National Park, the Logan Pass Visitor Center in Glacier NP and Going-t-the-Sun-Road. Also available are hunting and fishing packages.
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As efforts to restore and reopen the Miami Marine Stadium on Virginia Key gain momentum, the Coral Gables Museum has mounted an exhibit – Concrete Paradise: Miami Marine Stadium – that details the structure's historic past and foretells its future.
The exhibit opened October 17, 2013. It includes architectural plans, photographs, and artifacts showing the 6,566-seat stadium under construction, during its 29 years of operation, and thereafter as a windblown derelict that became a gallery of avante-garde aerosol art.
When the stadium opened in 1963, its 326-foot-long roofline was the longest span of cantilevered concrete in the world. Built primarily for speedboat racing, it also had a large floating stage on which stars including Gloria Estefan, Jimmy Buffet, Dave Brubeck, the Beach Boys, and Elvis Presley performed. Religious services and political rallies took place there, too.
After Hurricane Andrew
The stadium closed in 1992, after Hurricane Andrew blew through. Although it survived the hurricane practically unscathed, Miami city officials declared it unsafe and closed it. Standing alone and forlorn beside Biscayne Bay, it became a target for graffiti artists, who used the raw concrete on its walls and ramps as a large-scale canvas on which to paint contemporary street art. Acrobats, fashion designers, videographers, musicians, and photographers have come from around the world to make it a venue for their artistic expression.
In recent years, public support for efforts to restore and reopen the stadium has begun to build. It received a historic designation from the City of Miami in 2008, was placed on the World Monuments Fund Watch List in 2010, and was declared a National Treasure by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 2011.
In March of 2012, a support group – Friends of Miami Marine Stadium –
entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Miami to develop a plan to restore and operate the stadium. The Miami City Commission approved the site plan on July 11, 2013. Now the Friends group is working to raise private funds for its restoration.
Candela's vision
The Cuban-born architect who designed the Miami Marine Stadium, Hilario Candela, was just 26 years old at the time. A half-century later, he is an active participant in the restoration effort and looks forward with great eagerness to the stadium's rehabilitation and reopening.
"We intend to do it right," Candela says. "This is one of the most public buildings in the history of Miami – one of the most frequented buildings, compared to a city hall or courthouse that most people never see inside. In the future it will be a destination place with a multitude of events for every segment of the community."
Candela says the stadium, after restoration, can't continue as a graffiti canvas. "We need to protect the finishes and the structure itself," he says. "We will leave one wall intact with samples to honor the art," but the art work elsewhere on the structure will be filmed and the films will be shown at several locations inside "to respect the artists' intent."
Concrete Paradise: Miami Marine Stadium will be on display at the Coral Gables Museum through January 5, 2014. Related events include lectures, stadium tours, and a party with a screening of the Elvis Presley movie Clambake, which was filmed at the stadium. For details, visit the Museum Web site or call 305-603-8067.
The Coral Gables Museum is at 285 Aragon Avenue in downtown Coral Gables. It is open Tuesday through Sunday.
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I can tell you that English First language schools pay 8,000,000 RP per month ($720) with some kind of health insurance and a return plane ticket home. Thats all I know about teacher salary here.
I am wondering if anyone knows the going pay for teachers here in Indonesia? Can anyone give me a general idea what the hourly pay would be for a foreign teacher(English speaking) teaching in a national Indonesian school (Junior/senior hight school)?
I can tell you that English First language schools pay 8,000,000 RP per month ($720) with some kind of health insurance and a return plane ticket home. Thats all I know about teacher salary here.
it depends on the schools, i dont really know the actual salary but probably 5,000,000 RP above, try to apply in international schools.
Thank you all for your responses and helpful hints.
Freddy boy,
Rp 8,000,000/month in Indonesia is still to be consider as a high salary. Somebody (Indonesian) start a new job in Indo probably only get paid around Rp 2-4 million/month for starter. However, I agree with you, for expat it probably a poor salary as you get used to those £££ and $$$ as well as due to the higher living cost. If you prepared to live in kampung or in a kost rather than an apartment than it probably will be enough.
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Regarding that 15-20 million salary in a national plus school. Who is it valid for? Is it only valid for a native English speaker teaching English there? I'm an Indonesian, at the moment doing my degree in Education Studies and will later on do a PGCE to get my teaching qualification. Honestly, I didn't have a plan to teach in Indo due to the salary, from what I know teacher's salary are not that high. But 15-20 million sounds good enough for me
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Hi Paul,
I'm not sure yet what I'd like to teach in the future, I didn't plan to teach English. I like little children so probably will teach in early years or primary school. If they have Bahasa Indonesia curriculum in England sure I'd be interested in that.
About your company, English Solutions,is it going to be an English School like EF and ILP? If I need an experience after graduation then I'll have to contact you for a job lol.
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Mmmh, I didn't realised that some of the schools are taking advantage of the teachers. Your plan sounds great Paul, will you open a branch in Surabaya as well? Just curious, maybe I can recommend my cousins to go to your school instead of the others .
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"Personally...I've recently opened an English services company called English Solutions and will be hiring native and local teachers along with people of other backgrounds in the near future... "
Hi Paul,
If you need native english teacher, could my husband apply as he was english teacher at some english course and now he free lance and teach in private.


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Sunquest Information Systems: Roper Industries agreed to acquire Sunquest Information Systems for roughly $1.42 billion as the tech company also reported its second-quarter earnings rose 8%, led by sales growth in its industrial technology and energy systems segments. [WSJ]
Cnooc-Nexen: Cnooc is seeking about $5 billion in offshore financing from foreign banks to back its acquisition of Canada's Nexen. [Bloomberg]
Related: The U.S. government should block Cnooc's bid for the U.S. assets of Canadian oil firm Nexen unless the merged company agrees to pay royalties on all oil drilled offshore, or spins off the properties, Representative Edward Markey said. [Reuters]
ING Groep: ING may break up its Asian life insurance operations and is holding talks with buyers interested in the business in different countries. [Bloomberg]
China Youngman Automobile Group: The car maker plans to acquire a 75% stake in German coach manufacturer Viseon Bus, its latest attempt to expand globally after failing to purchase Saab Automobile last year. [WSJ]
Shaw Group: Chicago Bridge & Iron agreed Monday to acquire rival Shaw Group for $3 billion, as the energy-infrastructure construction company seeks to expand in areas such as nuclear-power generation. [WSJ]
Rio Tinto: The miner said it paid about $935 million for 133.6 million shares of Ivanhoe Mines Ltd (IVN.TO), or 51% of the stock the Canadian miner put up in a shareholder rights offering. [Reuters]
Heat Rises on Central Banks: The U.S. Fed and European Central Bank face critical tests as they meet this week amid heightened expectations that they are moving toward new actions to tackle fragility in the global economy. [WSJ]
Financial Institutions
UBS: The Swiss bank will start legal proceedings against exchange operator Nasdaq OMX Group after the Swiss bank's second-quarter results were hit by a big loss from the Facebook stock-market debut. [WSJ]
No Great Divide at Citi: A letter from John Reed to Sanford Weill during the talks that created Citigroup could have changed the course of banking history, writes Francesco Guerrera. [WSJ]
ICE: IntercontinentalExchange said it plans to overhaul trading in trillions of dollars of energy contracts starting in January, becoming the first exchange to take such a step ahead of new financial regulations. [WSJ]
Provisions Pressure HSBC's Profitability: HSBC Holdings said net profit fell 9% in the first half, as the bank was forced to put aside $2 billion to cover the fallout of a U.S. money-laundering probe and the improper selling of financial products. [WSJ]
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Libor: A settlement in the trans-Atlantic Libor probe could undermine CEO Stephen Hester, who has trimmed the sprawling lender's toxic balance sheet and stemmed losses. A large public outcry could cost him his job. [WSJ]
Regulators Target Day-Trading Firm: A planned Finra settlement with the former owner of Toronto day-trading firm Swift Trade shows how globalized trading, in which firms buy and sell stocks from locations around the world, is stretching regulators' ability to police the markets. [WSJ]
I Was Just Doing My Job: Doug Whitman, a former hedge-fund manager, says he sought out nonpublic information, but denies trading on it. His trial starts Tuesday. [WSJ]
Biggest Chapter Yet for a Poison Pen: Daniel Loeb isn't one given to half-measures. The hedge-fund manager competes in triathlons, never, ever drinks from a plastic water bottle and is unsparing at times in his criticism of corporate executives. [WSJ]
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The Best CFOs — A Wall Street Journal Ranking: The Journal's CFO rankings include executives who both run top-performing finance operations and take a lead role in setting corporate strategy. [WSJ]
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The West Brunswick High School basketball teams begin Waccamaw Conference play this week. West played host to South Brunswick Dec. 15 and will play on Friday at North Brunswick.
West's girls enter the conference 5-2. In its last three nonconference games, it beat North Myrtle Beach 59-31 and Socastee, S.C., 48-30 but lost Monday to Ashley 51-31.
West's boys lost 63-49 to North Myrtle Beach, 62-57 to Socastee and 52-43 Monday to Ashley.
Summaries of the games are below and on page 4B.
BOILING SPRING LAKES—South Brunswick's girls lost 36-34 Friday night to Trask in a nonconference basketball game.
The young Cougars showed what they are capable of doing during the third quarter, when they erupted for 15 straight points against Trask's starting five seniors.
"I'm proud of our girls," South coach Chris Roehner said. "They learned more from tonight's loss than from Monday's victory. They are improving every game."
BOILING SPRING LAKES—The Cougars' varsity boys' basketball team was feeling pretty good Friday night after a 61-56 victory over Trask at the South gymnasium.
Trojan guards Jasmine Daniels and Sheena Suttlemyre dominated North Myrtle Beach from the opening tip Dec. 8 en route to a 59-31 nonconference victory. The victory completed a season sweep of the series.
Suttlemyre paced the Trojans while scoring 18 points, collecting five rebounds and recording seven steals. The diminutive Jasmine Daniels scored 14 points and had five steals.
Despite the colder weather and periods of rain, inshore fishing has really heated up in December. All the usual winter species are in place and biting, and fish continue a late-season surge that has them on the move and feeding.
I got into the black drum last week at Sunset Beach. After nightfall I could have had all the 12- to 14- inch black drum I wanted. Caught about 20 until they tired me out, and kept eight for supper.
Results of the Beachcombers' event in which the format was two low nets. Paul Michal, Stu Cleveland, Bob Byrne and Hal Riebesehl finished first at 11 under. Bob Smith, Jim Ritter Jim Beairsto and a draw were second at 9 under. Low gross: Michal, 86. Low nets: Byrne, 70; Michal, 73. Golfer of the week: Michal.
On Dec. 7 at Farmstead, Sid Pennington, Ned Meier, John Ducey and Joe Gallo were first with a 148. Teams scored two nets per hole. Jim Kennedy, Hugh Chinn, John Ogden and Jody Serensits were second.
SUPPLY—One meet into the high school swim season, South Brunswick has already qualified swimmers for 11 events in the Class 3A regional.
The Cougars competed against Clinton in a Saturday morning dual at the Dinah E. Gore Fitness and Aquatics Center. (Lumberton and Swansboro also competed in the eight-lane short-course pool.) South's boys won 168-57 and South's girls won 118-78.
The long anticipated arrival of the first bluefin tuna catches of the year are finally here. This past weekend the first giant bluefin of the year were landed out of Morehead City. Reports are the water is still a bit on the warm side, but the recent cool weather will certainly drive more fish to our waters.
In the Brierwood Men's Golf Association points game Monday, Paul Salerno, Chuck Hornfeck and Les Craft were first with 60 points. Bob Nobes, Bob Snopek and Dave Harper were second with 43 points.
Results of the ladies' golf league one-on-one tourney Nov. 3. First with 17 points each: Renee December, Janet Iekel, Mary Helen Naecker. Second with 16 points each: Barbara Johnson, Becky Seibert, Diane Tufts.
BOILING SPRING LAKES—Ashley beat South Brunswick 50-45 in a nonconference high school boys' basketball game Nov. 1.
It was cancer survivor night at the Cougars' gym. The players from South had pink shoelaces. The referees had pink whistles. Anyone who knew a cancer survivor was asked to walk around the basketball court.
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HHS: I think with your production credentials being so overwhelming, most listeners fail to realize a great part of your focus has always been emceeing as well. How do you separate or find the time to tackle either successfully?
Extra P: "Ahm, not really 'cause it's just a flow of energy that just comes about, and it's like, yuhknow, you make a beat sometimes and you feel like you could just go the extra mile, and put the lyrics right to it, right there. Or, sometimes, I'll just make a beat and it'll be like, 'alright that is cool by itself.' So it's all in just the energy of it all."
HHS: Do you really feel that you have been given the props you truly deserve, despite all the strides you've made and the many milestones you've accomplished as a producer? How has this industry been to you?
Extra P: "Well, I understand things better, because looking at a lot of these older records, I've been able to study and look at the history of the music industry. And that's what we dealing with, it's the industry. So like to look at R&B, Rock n' Roll and to see how it was, I would see how it's diluted and just all this trickery and stuff. I understand how the industry can do that. I thought though, that just us being hip hop, that we were a new generation that will always check for the older heads. But it's all going up the same alley like others before. Your Rock n' Roll, R&B….For a while, these things was coming out in my sounds, and my music and I was talking about the industrial part of it, the business. Then after a while, I just had to step back and just get back into my love for the music."
HHS: It seems that back in the day, and if you look at other genres as well, there were few mentions or lines that referred to anything to do with the music business side of life. Nowadays, everybody's album has an entire song referencing his or her record label, whether it is positive or negative. It's like these artists lost all artistry in delivering their craft.
Extra P: "There's a lot of that now, yes. Years from now, we'll look back at it. It's like now when I have to go diggin' and I still get my records as you know, the prices that I pay for some of the old records, some of those records weren't as popular as they are now, as back then when they came out. I see the same thing happening where, a lot of the artists that are being true, like yours from now, will be the jewels. A lot of the stuff now, it's mechanical. It's like an assembly line, like a cookie-cutter, a cookie-cutter.
HHS: Sort of like comparing Fast Food to Gourmet food, right?
Extra P: "Yep, like home-cooked. Word!"
HHS: Amongst all the artists, from Q-Tip, Pete Rock, Nas, Slick Rick, Rakim, Kool G Rap and the list goes on, is there any moment or person in particular that remains within your thoughts, sort of has become a part of your future, musically or outside of music?
Extra P: "I would definitely say Pete Rock, throughout all these years, I've always stayed in contact with him. Nas also, I've always stayed in contact with him. Through this industry, one thing that's good that came out of it, is that I met some cool brothers and we were just able to keep it rolling like, as far as just being brothers. And Akinyele also…
HHS: During the time when things were going sour with Geffen and a rumored deal with Loud fell through, there was talk circulating that you were hard to work with, or worse – you went through a difficult period with alcohol, is any of this true?
Extra P: "Nah, it was always a casual thing. Smoke a lil' weed, drink a lil' beer, but it wasn't…Yuh see, what I like to do for the industry and for a lot of the kids that are coming into the industry now, I like to let them know, if you do anything, it's considered as taking drugs! Like when you dealing with these lawyers, you might be thinking that you just puffin' the L, or puffin' on the blunt or drinking a beer, but when you dealing with these people in this corporate industry, you're taking drugs! I thought I was more on the Bob Marley level, or I was just casual. But then for somebody like me, they'd put it under a scope. Then, you'd have another artist come out and that (the drug image) would be a big part of their whole campaign, and they will respect them. And this is from me and the one thing is for sure, and this lets everybody know is that The LP did get delivered. It's not like I didn't deliver it. As far as the business is concerned, I always take care of the business. What people have in their opinions is somethin' different, and I can't control that. And I feel bad that I can't because, I can paint the picture better than anyone else."
HHS: Is it safe to say, that the climate around this time changed, and the powers-that-be needed you to change the way you delivered your style of hip hop?
Extra P: "R I I I GHT! That's exactly what happened. They wanted me to kinda change with it and I didn't."
HHS: Well, maybe you are not the type to change, you just couldn't.
Extra P: "Exactly, I needed to stick to my roots and give them what they signed me for."
HHS: I really think that time was critical too, since it was a period I saw hip hop as a cult, being now suddenly adopting a whole other agenda geared towards the pop market in a big way. And you definitely wouldn't have been a part of the latter switch over, would you?
Extra P: "Right, that wouldn't have been good for me, or Hip Hop in general. But we stay strong through all of it, we stay strong."
HHS: Don't you think that with your sensibilities set in with a wicked foundation of hip hop, if you were to surround yourself and work alongside newer cats in the game, your sound will be better redefined with you teaching them something, and they being able to teach you as well?
Extra P: "Oh definitely, 'Man sharp as Man' – that's a saying that's been from day 1 – 'Man sharp as Man'! Yeah, I definitely feel if I were to collaborate with some of the more current artists now coming out, people would see me different but I feel like everyone has their slot. I like to stay in a slot of just like 'True-School Hip Hop'. I don't really want to deviate from that. I might step up the technology, as far as what machines I'm using. But as far as the groove, or feel of it, I'll always have that 'Boom Bap' feel to it. The traditional, is how I'm up on it."
HHS: Q-Tip guests on 1st Class on a track, "In the Sun," one of my favorite tracks for the year, but at one time there seemed to be a little strain between you two, around the recording of The LP. Could you explain the dynamic between you two then, as opposed to now. After all, he's on your album now?
Extra P: "It's just the industry. You got two brothers who are down with each other, that were making moves. A lot of the industry politics, tricks and things come into play. It's all made out to be like something's not going right. He came through for this album though, so you know that we saw in the world that all of that past nonsense, it don't or shouldn't come between brothers."
HHS: On this album, is it safe to say you're not really doing anything but defining yourself, and making up for all the years lost from that connection to the rest of the world? What else, if I'm unaware, are you trying to give us on 1st Class?
Extra P: "Really, I'm not trying to take hip hop into anywhere new, or trying to experiment with hip hop. I'm just trying to solidify that the true hip hop still exists and I'm still trying to keep the ROOT strong. I'm not trying new styles, any tricks, no skits. Just traditional, music you could zone out to. Really, I try to embody as much as I know about hip hop, from 1978-79, 80, 81, 82, back then 'til today. Keep it somewhat up-to-date, but still keep it traditional."
HHS: If there were a picture in the dictionary next to the definition of the term, East Coast, your picture would be next to it! (Extra P laughs out loud) Define yourself in this light, and with hip hop branching out with a star from every city or country nowadays, why is Extra P a man who doesn't seem to flinch from the source of it all – NYC?
Extra P: "I just really like to tap into….(pauses to settle his emotions). It's so deep maaan, pardon me. I wanna tap in deeper than what I know. When I sit here, I'll zone out to 'Wild Style' for days and days at a time."
HHS: What comes to mind in those zones, do you think of the past, Breakdancing, Graffiti, Africa?
Extra P: "Definitely man, Yo! I think about all that, word. It's the best thing to be in those zones. But one thing too is that, when you're so strong in that zone, you're often misunderstood."
HHS: Most geniuses are misunderstood.
Extra P: "Thanks man. With hip hop, this is where it started. Hey man, I'll go and drive through the Bronx to this day, I'll look at the trains. Really, in New York the whole hip hop feelings is kinda diluted now. So, I just try to keep the tradition alive in some type of way, and spark that. And all of the people who might still live out here, or even if they went wherever else, I'd like to just spark that feeling, where it's like, 'WOW!' Word. Definitely, that's it. You know the deal maan, it's wild!"
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Senior tight end Steve Fleming seems to be a perfect fit for his position
By Jessica Fish
Arizona Athletics Media Relations
According to head coach Mike Stoops, redshirt senior Steve Fleming is a "prototypical" tight end. "He's a great blocker and a great receiver, and that's what great tight ends do," Stoops said.
Though Fleming began his collegiate football career as a quarterback, he proved last season that he could put up some impressive numbers at the position he seems physically made for.
Fleming has been at tight end since the summer of 2001, and despite the Wildcats' dismal record last year, managed to amass 222 yards and two touchdowns on 24 catches. He posted a 9.2 yards-per-catch average, capturing the highest single-season total numbers for a tight end since Brandon Manumaleuna in 1999.
In last year's heartbreaking overtime loss to TCU, Fleming came up with some huge plays for Arizona. He caught a career-long 58-yard scoring pass from quarterback Kris Heavner for his first career touchdown and finished the game with three receptions for 64 yards.
"The best game of my career is the TCU game last year, even though we went into overtime and lost," Fleming said. "Our offense was having trouble scoring, and I had some big plays. It was just a really competitive, close game, and it was really physical."
As it happens, physical games may turn out to be Fleming's fort?©. At 6-foot-6 and more than 250 pounds, the tight end has the height to make catches over the middle, which makes him an ideal short-yardage target for the Wildcats' young stable of quarterbacks. Fleming's size could be the difference between a win and a loss, something that Arizona's brand-new coaching staff takes seriously.
"He'll be a vital part of us winning or losing games," Wildcats' tight ends coach Steve Spurrier Jr. said. "He needs to play well for us, and I'm con-fident he will."
All too frequently players trade size for speed and agility, but Fleming has both in his arsenal. His size allows him to help the offensive line protect the quarter-back, but he also has the hands and speed to catch a lot of passes.
"Steve brings a lot to the tight end position," Stoops said. "He receives well and blocks well. There's not a lot of guys that can do both as well as he can, so I think he's a very versatile player."
Fleming's versatility will no doubt help him on the field in the inaugural year of the Mike Stoops era at Arizona, but it has already helped him cope with four different head coaches in his time with the Wildcats. Through every coaching change thrown his way, Fleming has remained steady as a leader and an example to his teammates, an honor recently reflected in his being voted a team captain by his fellow players.
"He's been here a long time, and he's been through a lot," Stoops said. "He's had to persevere through quite a bit, and we're looking for big things on and off the field from Steve."
Though he's endured more coaching changes than any collegiate player should have to, Fleming says Stoops' program is different from any he's experienced thus far.
"The coaching staff is a lot more intense and a lot more emotional this year," Fleming said. "They've brought a new attitude. We've got a lot more confidence than we had the past few years."
Perhaps confidence was the missing ingredient in the Wildcats' last few seasons. If so, confidence is what Arizona found in Fleming's favorite game of his career: last year's 27-22 upset of Washington in Tucson that snapped the Wildcats 13-game home losing streak.
"The Washington game was my favorite, just because we won," Fleming said. "We weren't expected to win, and we were going through a lot of turmoil at the time. The fans rushing on the field was a real rush, and we finally got a home win. It had been so long. I was proud of us."
Fleming has done his job for Arizona for the past four years, and he hopes to continue that job in the professional ranks following the season.
"If I could play for anyone, it would probably be the Patriots," Fleming said with a smile. "It would be nice to win."
Though this will be Spurrier's first season working with Fleming, he believes the Scottsdale, Ariz., native has the potential to succeed at the next level.
"He certainly has the size and the hands to play in the NFL," Spurrier said. "He'll be competing against a very elite group of people to make that position, but he definitely has a chance."
Operating under the command of one of the country's elite defensive minds in Stoops, Fleming might worry about being overlooked on offense. But he has captured the attention and approval of a new coaching staff and earned the respect of a team that is yet again caught in transition between coaching staffs.
Fleming has little reason to worry about disappearing behind Stoops' focus on defense. He is tailor-made to excel at his position, and equally suited to the task of helping lead the Wildcats back to a winning season.
Article first appeared in the Sept. 11 Arizona football game program


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by Allen Ginsberg
Stanza 2 Summary
Get out the microscope, because we're going through this poem line-by-line.
Lines 38-41
I'm addressing you.
Are you going to let our emotional life be run by Time Magazine?
I'm obsessed by Time Magazine.
I read it every week.
- The speaker reminds us whom he's addressing. On the one hand, that's obvious: he's addressing America in another apostrophe.
- But think a bit more about that "you." Aren't you a part of America, too? Could you (or any other reader) also be guilty of the things he's accusing America of?
- One of these things is reading Time magazine. The speaker wants to know if America is going to let this news magazine dictate the emotions of its citizens.
- In other words, should Americans really care so much about what media outlets (like Time) have to say? You know who does care? The speaker. Huh? Didn't he just say he had a problem with that? Well, it looks like even the speaker himself is not immune from his own criticism. He reads these magazines, too.
Lines 42-43
Its cover stares at me every time I slink past the corner candystore.
I read it in the basement of the Berkeley Public Library.
- Hmm. It looks like the speaker is a bit ashamed of his interest in Time. Can a magazine cover really stare at you? (Leave us alone, Cosmo!)
- Giving an inanimate object human abilities like this is called personification, and it highlights the speaker's fraught relationship with Time.
- It seems that the speaker feels guilty (think about the connotation, or emotional impact, of a word like "slink") about his reading habits. Maybe that's why he has to go to the basement of the public library to read the magazine.
- He knows better than to read Time, but for some reason he just can't help himself, kind of like how we only watch Love in the Wild in our basement.
Line 44
It's always telling me about responsibility. Businessmen are serious. Movie
producers are serious. Everybody's serious but me.
- What's the speaker's problem with Time magazine? It's just that it's so…serious. (In fact, it almost seems to be nagging him, which could be another example of personification.)
- See, the magazine is a kind of reminder of the way he should be behaving in society, but it seems he just can't bring himself to join in. He's the only non-serious one.
Line 45-46
It occurs to me that I am America.
I am talking to myself again.
- In line 38, we wondered if the speaker included his reader as part of this America he keeps jawing at. In these lines, we understand that he also includes himself when he uses that word.
- Just as he's not immune from self-criticism with his love of Time magazine, he also suggests that he himself bears part of the larger blame for his complaints about America.
- In short, when he addresses America in the poem, he's also talking to himself. In some way, that makes us see the poem as not just a laundry list of criticisms, but also a kind of pep talk. He's cutting himself some slack, but also gearing up for some major changes.


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April Dallas/Fort Worth Museum Events
10 Tuesday
Tuesday Evenings at the Modern Lecture Series. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
Scottish conceptual artist, Gary Rough will discuss his career. 7:00 p.m. Free admission tickets available at the information desk beginning at 5:00 p.m.
11 Wednesday
Hand in Hand. Museum of Nature & Science. April's theme is Beautiful Butterflies so preschoolers will hear the Waiting for Wings story by Lois Ehlert and then create a beautiful butterfly craft. 10:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m. Free with a general museum admission ticket.
Gallery Talk. Dallas Museum of Art. Jessica Kennedy, McDermott Education Intern for Teacher Programs at the Dallas Museum of Art will discuss Victorian Americans' Idealization of the Home. 12:15 p.m. Free with a general museum admission ticket.
Wonderful Wednesdays. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. Families with young children will view the work of Robert Rauschenberg with a museum docent and then complete a gallery project. 4:00 p.m.- 4:45 p.m. Free admission.
12 Thursday
Sharing the Past Through Art. Amon Carter Museum of American Art. This interactive tour is designed for adults with Alzheimer's and their caregivers. 10:30 a.m.-11:45 a.m. Free admission. No reservations required.
Thursday Night Live. Dallas Museum of Art. Jazz in the Atrium will feature The Dallas Jazz Orchestra. 6:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. Mark Mander's work and process is the subject of In Residence: Mark Manders. 6:30 p.m.- 8:45 p.m. Architect, Mark Gunderson will discuss Perspectives: Mark Manders. 7:00 p.m. All Thursday Night Live events are free with a general museum admission ticket.
13 Friday
Friday Evening Lectures. Kimbell Art Museum. Richard Rand, the Robert and Martha Berman Lipp Senior Curator and Curator of Paintings and Sculpture for the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts will discuss A Private Passion: Sterling and Francine Clark Collect 19th-Century French Paintings. 6:00 p.m. Free admission.
Magnolia at the Modern will feature Footnote. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. Show times are 6:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $8.50 or less.
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PCC Closes Late But Falls to Catawba, 65-58
HICKORY—Down 15 at the break, Pitt Community College rallied to within three points with a little less than a minute remaining, only to fall to Catawba Valley Community College Friday, 65-58.
A lack of offensive rhythm led to quick shots for the Bulldogs in the first half against the Buccaneers. The result was easy scoring opportunities at the other end of the floor for CVCC, which shot 49 percent from the field and 56 percent from behind the arc in the first half for a 43-28 halftime lead.
Pitt stepped up defensively in the second half, holding the Bucs to just 22 points on 32 percent shooting over the final 20 minutes. The Bulldogs pulled to within 61-58 with 42 seconds on the clock, but a CVCC 3-pointer made it 64-58 at the 22-second mark. A late Buccaneers free throw provided the final margin.
With 15 points, Zack Beam led Catawba Valley offensively. Zack Hayes pitched in with 12 points.
Tyrelle Jackson led all scorers for PCC with 16 points. Terrence Drakeford scored 12 and Darren Wilson added 11 for the Bulldogs, who fell to 1-10 overall with the loss, 1-7 in the Region X Conference.
Next up for the Bulldogs is Wake Tech Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Charles Coburn Center. Including tomorrow's game against the Eagles, Pitt will play its next seven games at home.


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I can turn on rumblefighter okay and go in pratice but when i press waitingrooms/store/myinfo my rumble fighter dcs!! I unistalled and have no viruses any advice? ):
fix your proxy server it could be that i had the same problem.
go to internet tools internet options, connection, proxy server
Or, thats what happen if you were caught trying to hack i guess.
GG Turk :>
idk is there anyway i can fix it
this isnt my first time playing rumblefighter and it all happen when the stupid reactor thing came out
No your account is glitched. You probably tried combining scroll values. Start of new again.
I can go on my acc on my other friends acc.. and i can go into practice or solo boss.


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Beware Of Snakes In Flood Water
I've seen a lot of video of kids playing in flood water the past couple of days. Each time, I've yelled at my TV, computer or smartphone, "Watch out for snakes!!" They abound in south Louisiana, and many of them are poisonous. Snakes like the water just as much as humans do.


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College Hockey:2003-04 Rules Changes Finalized
The NCAA has released the final set of approved rules changes for Division I men and women, with the aforementioned chang to the fast faceoff rule prominently mentioned. That change will now increase the total time between faceoffs to 18 seconds instead of 15.
The points of emphasis include a new rule that automatically grants a penalty for any contact to the head, urging officials to "take a zero tolerance policy in this area." Referees are also being instructed to further make sure each player is wearing the proper equipment, particularly that chinstraps are tight. The officials will physically check the chinstrap of each goaltender prior to each game.
Goaltender interference, a seemingly perennial point of concern, is stressed as a point of emphasis again, with officials asked to crack down. And, for women's hockey only, the rules committee expressed a concern for increased physical play; checking is not allowed in women's hockey. The rules on checking were altered to make it more clear, with the goal of getting the penalty called more consistently.
Among some of the other minor rules changes:
- A disqualification penalty was added for "excessive roughness." The rule says, "A player shall not commit an action not permitted by the rules that may cause or causes an injury to an opponent, to team personnel or game official."
- Referees have more discretion on whether to hand out warnings or penalties for crowd control issues.
- Updated the criteria for when it's permissable to use video replay to include a decision on whether a goal was scored after the puck hit the protective netting above the glass. Play is supposed to be stopped after the puck hits the netting.
- Officials are now instructed to call penalties for tripping for any diving sweep check when an offensive player in taken down. In the past, if the defender — for example, on a 2-on-1 — slid on the ice to break up the play and knocked the puck away while also taking down the offensive player, it was allowed. Now, that is supposed to be called tripping.
- Visiting teams are now permitted to wear light-colored jerseys on the road, with the home team's permission.
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Orchard House School is committed to fostering each girl's intellectual curiosity, social responsibility, emotional integrity and physical well-being. We are proud of the many key areas that set us apart from other educational institutions.
Students at Orchard House School learn to foster respect and understanding by valuing and respecting individual differences. In addition to the typical markers of diversity (race, religion, economic, ethnicity and family structure), we seek diversity in ability and achievement, learning styles, and social and study skills. When the Admissions Committee processes an incoming class, it deliberately takes girls who represent variances in the areas of academics, introversion and extroversion, social skills, learning styles, study skills and leadership skills. We are not looking to accept just the top 10% by ability or academics. This is both a philosophical value and a practical one because we are a research institution. In a single class of twenty, our girls typically come from ten to twelve schools and zip codes and represent all of the above markers of difference.
Brain and human dynamic research (Deak, Davies) supports that all children, girls in particular, learn best in an emotionally safe environment. Rather than dismiss or devalue differences, Orchard House girls learn to process differences directly and respectfully. Positive social and group skills are taught through the Leadership program, the general curriculum, cross-grade peer relationships, base groups, Morning Meetings, homerooms, and sports teams.
Girls at Orchard House School naturally take greater risks academically, athletically, socially, and creatively because the learning environment is based on curricular demands that are the same for all. For example, all girls take drama. Even the shyest girls learn to speak in front of an audience. In many schools, a shy girl would opt out of drama; at Orchard House School, it is not an option. Many girls who have never played team sports before play them at OHS because the teams are open to all, and many of those same girls continue on to play sports throughout their high school careers.
Orchard House School is a research-based school. Not only do we use research to develop all aspects of our program, but we also collect research to monitor what we are doing internally and to share that information with families and other educators. Working from brain research, gender specific research, and developmental, social, psychological and curricular research, Orchard House School is designed for what works best for girls. We apply this research in the initial admissions process and continue to apply it through day-to-day experiences that eventually lead to graduation. We know that girls grow best and develop confidence through experiences that foster competence and that the girls' connections to the real world and to the people around them are critical to personal engagement and success. We know which types of questions foster personal growth as well as the development of thinking and learning, and we use those strategies deliberately. We worked with a senior Wellesley College researcher to develop a survey that accurately tracks the impact of an Orchard House School education on our alumnae. We want our girls to develop a strong, authentic sense of self along with the confidence, tools, people skills, problem-solving ability and critical thinking to go out into the larger world and make a difference.
Our Leadership Program is at the heart of an Orchard House School education. Leadership is a four-year, research-based program designed by Nancy Davies to foster the strong, healthy development of each girl, teach her real world tools for success, and help her develop a global connection to the world. Some classes are taught specifically on Friday afternoons during the Leadership block and others are included in the day-to-day curriculum. Leadership covers everything from service learning to financial literacy, from career education to the use of tools, from ethics and decision making to health, and from specific art projects to graduation where each eighth grade girl delivers her own speech.
We are committed through our mission to sharing information with families and educators about issues and research pertinent to middle school girls. As part of the Orchard House Speaker Series, both Dr. JoAnn Deak, author of Girls Will Be Girls, and Peggy Orenstein, author of Schoolgirls, have given public talks. More than 300 families and educators attended the events. In addition, Orchard House School serves as a resource to other educators and schools. Most recently, the school hosted local college-level education students, offered workshops and gave public talks about middle school education and the Leadership program. Orchard House School is both a national and state-level resource for a variety of different types of schools, each with different goals. We have assisted public school systems that are setting up single-sex classes and schools, emerging independent schools, existing schools that want to develop Leadership programs, and local detention programs for juveniles where educators and administrators are seeking a more effective approach in working with their youth. We continue to expand the Orchard House Works program each year to benefit others in our community.
Orchard House School is doing transformational educational research. We are often linked at the national level with other cutting edge schools.
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2008-2009 (Junior): Team co-captain has won 24 singles matches and 22 doubles matches competing with three different partners thus far in his career... spent fall semester as study abroad participant in Australia.
2007-2008 (Sophomore): Solid performer in singles and doubles for the Greyhounds as a sophomore... his nine singles wins were second-most on the team... split time at No. 3 and No. 4 singles... teamed with classmate Matt McDaniel for seven wins at No. 2 doubles... Academic All-MAAC.
2006-2007 (Freshman): Second most singles wins on team with 12 in the No. 5 slot.
Before Loyola: Was a two-time letter winner in tennis at Delbarton...earned All-County honors...Morris County Tournament Third Singles champion, Tournament of Champions finalist...team also won a state championship...team finished second in New Jersey in his senior season
Personal: The son of Robert and Pamela Koch... born in Summit, New Jersey...relative Andrew Davidson played lacrosse at Duke University...has two sisters, Kerry (32) attended Georgetown University, Jessica (30) attended the University of Virginia, and brother Robert (27) attended Notre Dame...intends to major in business at Loyola
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The SXSW conference officially ended on Saturday, but I spent one more day soaking up the musical goodness.
I headed out for the Proxart showcase at Lomography, a camera shop. Hi Ho Silver Oh knocked me out of my afternoon stupor with an excellent set of feedback-drenched rock. They were one of the best bands I found out about during SXSW.
The Stone Foxes performed a set of scuzzy blues rock. Unfortunately, their set had sound problems and the vocals were barely audible.
I went to go chill and take a break. A car rolled up next to me and some friends of mine from Kansas City shouted at me. We ended up at a dive bar listening to some southern rock. No rest for the wicked!
I headed back up to Lomography. Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Julie Belle closed out the Proxart showcase with an acoustic set. Her voice was smooth and her guitar playing was on point. It was a very laid back vibe.
I ventured out to try and find a house party I had heard about. I accidentally walked a mile in the wrong direction. I finally stumbled upon it in East Austin just as the sun was setting. The party was a small get-together. I spent a lot of my evening sucking down Tecate, listening to tunes and being socially awkward. The Gary Newcomb Trio played some excellent pedal-steel guitar driven country. They had the crowd waltzing in the kitchen.
I ended my time in Austin with Chicago house originator Derrick Carter at Kingdom. The house music fans were still clubbing hard, even though Kingdom seemed less than half-full. The sound system was excellent and the beats were fresh.
I knew it was time to wrap up my SXSW coverage when the guy at the table next to me was asleep.
SXSW was a life-changing experience. It is so wonderful to see great live music in so many different styles. From packed venues to tiny house parties, SXSW 2012 was truly a celebration of the glory of live, independent music.


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