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HUNTSVILLE, Texas – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi volleyball team suffered their first Southland Conference loss of the season, falling 3-0 (25-16, 25-23, 25-20) to Sam Houston State Thursday evening at Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum. The Bearkats (7-6, 4-0 SLC) controlled the net with 12 blocks and hit a match-high .254 to stay undefeated in conference play.
Junior Ashley Phelps recorded 12 kills on .156 hitting to lead the Islanders (7-7, 2-1 SLC) and Ivy Baresh chipped in eight kills and a match-high 19 digs. Logen Bourque tallied 32 assists and eight digs while Hailey King added 17 digs.
The Islanders and Bearkats battled in the first set, rallying back-and-forth with five ties. Sam Houston State built a 10-7 lead on straight points and extended their lead to 14-9 on a 4-1 run. After some intense rallies, the Bearkats scored four straight to push ahead 20-11. Sarah Sanchez and Baresh added consecutive kills to trim the deficit to seven but the Bearkats put together a 3-1 run to win the first set 25-16.
After falling behind 13-10 in the second set, the Islanders evened the set at 13-13 on three consecutive errors by the Bearkats. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi stayed even with the home team until another 3-0 run by the Islanders pushed them ahead 17-14. During the run, SHSU committed back-to-back errors and Phelps added a kill. The Islanders then built a 23-20 lead after another Bearkat hitting error. However, the Islanders saw their lead evaporate as the Bearkats answered back with five straight points to capture a 25-23 second-set victory.
In the third set the Islanders and Bearkats were deadlocked at 10-10 until a 5-0 run by Sam Houston State gave the home team a five-point lead. During the run the Islanders committed four hitting errors. The Islanders then gained some momentum to trim the deficit to three. During the run Sanchez added a kill and Megan Olivarez chipped in an ace. The two teams battled back-and-forth until three straight points by the Bearkats gave them a 22-16 lead. After trading kills, the Islanders scored two straight with a kill by Sanchez and a Bearkat hitting error to pull within four, but it wasn't enough as Sam Houston State sealed the third set 25-20 and the match 3-0.
The Islanders will continue conference play on the road Saturday, Sept. 28, against Lamar at 1 p.m. in Beaumont, Texas.
For all the latest on Islanders Volleyball, like the team on Facebook (IslandersVolleyball) and follow them on Twitter and Instagram (@IslandersVB).


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Twice-Baked Chipotle Sweet Potatoes
4 medium sweet potatoes, scrubbed well
canola oil
2 oz grated smoked mozzarella cheese
1 TBSP chipotle in adobo puree (see NOTE below) may use less depending on your love of heat
1/2 tsp onion powder
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp oregano
1 tsp cumin
1/4 cup heavy cream, half & half or milk
salt and pepper
1/2 cup shredded monterey jack cheese
4 slices bacon, cooked crisp and crumbled
smoked paprika
green onions or chives
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line sheet pan with aluminum foil. Using fork, poke holes in sweet potatoes to allow steam to escape while baking. Rub each potato with a little bit of canola oil and place on prepared baking sheet. Baked for one hour (or more, depending on the size of your potatoes) until potatoes are fork tender when pierced. Remove from oven and let cool for a few minutes.
Slice a small strip off of the top of the sweet potato and discard. Scoop out the flesh of the potato, being careful not to tear through skin. Place sweet potato pulp in food processor. Add the smoked mozzarella, the chipotle in adobo sauce, onion powder, garlic powder, oregano and cumin. Pulse to combine and puree sweet potatoes. Drizzle in the heavy cream and pulse until potatoes are the desired creamy consistency. Taste and season with salt and pepper.
Stuff sweet potato shells with pureed sweet potatoes. Top with monterey jack cheese and return potatoes to oven. Bake for an additional 15 minutes or until heated through and cheese has melted. Remove from oven and garnish with a dusting of smoked paprika, crumbled bacon and green onions or chives.
*NOTE* .When I open a can of chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, I puree them in the food processor and then freeze them in an ice cube tray. When frozen, I remove them and place them in a baggie and keep them in the freezer. Each cube contains approximately one tablespoon of chipotle in adobo puree.

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What are your initial thoughts on the name Regis for a boy? What kinds of attributes do you assign to the name? Can you think of any possible way it can be made fun of or any reason not to use it?
My DH and I are expecting baby #4, a boy, on Sept 1. We have three little girls, Reagan, Avery, and Paige. Our last name is Thompson. We are seriously divided on names. My short list included the names Graham and Henry...DH doesn't care for them (but doesn't hate them and I will fight for Graham until this baby takes his first breath). If he had his way he would name our son Aiden, which I would never in a million years choose.
Regis is one that we both kind of agree on, but we also agree that it is a risk because it's so rare. It does have special meaning, as someone quite beloved to us is named Regis (he is in his 80s). I will admit that I am NOT looking forward to obnoxious family members pointing out the correlation to Regis Philbin.
Please give us your honest thoughts!
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Googling tells me Regis Philbin is a talkshow host or something?
My honest opinion is that regardless of any association with public figures (and you need to decide if it bothers you or not ) Regis is too close to Reagan... But it makes me think 'king' so if you want to honour the special Regis you know, I would suggest:
Reg (guess it depends if you like nicknames as names, Reginald if don't)
I think the NN Roy is adorable for Leroy or Royce.
You both seem to like celitc sounding names for your boy, so aside from the Regis connection, Graham and Aiden make me think of:
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New Alzheimer's target
04.12.2012 - Scientists from VIB and KU Leuven have discovered a new target that could lay the foundations for a new approach to treat Alzheimer's disease.
The research team, headed by Bart de Strooper from VIB, found that β-arrestin 2 blocks the plaque-form enzyme γ-secretase through interaction with the G protein–coupled receptors GPR3 and β2 -adrenergic receptor (Nature Medicine). Furthermore, they demonstrated that β-arrestin 2 was overexpressed in two independent cohorts of Alzheimer patients. Overexpression of the protein led to an increase in sticky amyloid-β (Aβ) peptides, called Aβ40 and Aβ42, which form the amyloid plaques that are associated with neurodegeneration. In contrast, genetic silencing of Arrb2, which encodes β-arrestin 2, reduced generation of Aβ in cell cultures and in knock-out mice for the Alzheimer regulator. The effect was mediated by direct binding to the Aph-1a subunit of the γ-secretase complex, which enzymatically generates the sticky Aβ peptides. Thus the scientists believe that inhibitors of β-arrestin 2 could block the generation of Aβ40 and Aβ42, in early stages of Alzheimer's when no symptoms have yet emerged.
Currently there is no cure for the neurodegenerative disease. Many candidate drugs that target the γ-secretase complex fail because they also target proteins essential to life. The discovery from Leuven could form a target for a treatment against Alzheimer's disease with fewer side effects and that suppresses the very first symptoms of the disease. β-arrestin 2 inhibition could be beneficial in prevention of the adverse side effects currently associated with γ-secretase inhibition. This study thus provides a previously unexplored avenue for the development of a treatment that can act at a very early stage of Alzheimer's disease.
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A Bloomfield couple faces charges after more than 10 pounds of marijuana were allegedly found in their home.
According to Ontario County Sheriff's Deputies, Kurtis Lee Rossi, 25, and Samantha McGregor, 25, both of 4024 County Road 2 in Bloomfield, were charged Wednesday, Sept. 25, at 1:45 p.m. with first degree criminal possession of marijuana. This followed an investigation, in which police allege the two were found to be "knowingly in possession" of more than 10 pounds of marijuana within their residence.
Both were arraigned in Canandaigua Town Court and remanded to the Ontario County Jail. They will appear in Bristol at a later date to answer the charge. The Ontario County Humane Society and the Town of Bristol code enforcement officer assisted at the scene.
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Wind Supplier Aims to Open Mid–Atlantic's First Manufacturing Facility
March 7, 2010
AC~Wind, a wind turbine supply company is announcing it plans to spend at least $10 million retrofitting a plant in Salisbury to construct the 130-foot blades. This effort would make it the first manufacturer of wind turbine components in the state, according to Lobianco. Company executives estimate the plant could hire more than 200 people to build the blades. Although no deals have been signed yet, the fiberglass blades could be used for wind turbine projects planned along the Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf, including one area 12 miles east of Ocean City, Md. MD Gov. Martin O'Malley, a Democrat, is pushing a plan that would mandate state utilities enter into 25-year contracts to buy offshore wind energy. Last week he testified before the state legislature promoting the effort. Coupled with the transmission backbone being proposed by the Atlantic Wind Connection, the combined efforts show the first real steps to developing a broader, sustainable offshore wind industry for the region.


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Tara Hudson brings the dark, romantic Hereafter trilogy to a thrilling conclusion with her YA novel Elegy.
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New York's 1st Irish Theatre Festival is six years old next month, when it returns to various stages across the city to stake its claim as not just America's but the world's best showcase of new Irish playwriting talent.
Throughout the month of September 1st Irish will present the works of no less than 19 different Irish theatres, film and poetry makers featuring names already well known to the community here in New York.
Cork born playwright and novelist Conal Creedon's close relationship with the festival began with a staging of his award winning play When I Was God in 2008, then continued in 2009 when it and After Luke were presented in tandem at The Irish Repertory Theatre (winning the best director award for Tim Ruddy).
This year Creedon's play The Cure, the final part of his Second City Trilogy, will be staged with gifted pair Michael Mellamphy performing and Ruddy once again directing. In his years with the festival Mellamphy has demonstrated a rare virtuosity, emerging as one of the most instinctive and thoughtful actors I have seen in an Irish play.
Mellamphy makes it his business to inhabit the reality of his character from the inside out and Ruddy knows how to anchor his performances to the time and place in which the play's set, so expect fireworks.
The Cure is their one-man play set just at the high point of the Celtic Tiger boom but its haunted at the edges by the ghost of a long ago Christian Brother tormentor that has marked our narrator's life.
Here's a man with a drought inside him to match the emotional wasteland he's making of his life. In search of the cure at the bottom of a pint glass he's forced to finally recognize that it's a fraud. "When the chemistry goes in a relationship," he tells us, commenting on the state of his broken marriage, "There's nothing for it but to take more chemicals."
Our narrator has just spent the last three days drinking away his annual Christmas bonus while his wife and children wait anxiously at home. The only thing to keep the guilt away is the booze. But as this ruefully funny play reminds us, the steeper cost lies in cowering before rather than confronting your worst fears.
Another highlight of the forthcoming festival is new playwright Ross Dungan's The Life And Death Of Eric Argyle, a fiercely funny new work fresh from its sell-out tour of London, Edinburgh and Dublin. Presented by the award winning Irish theatre company 15th Oak. The show is about what happens once you kick the bucket. After being hit by a car aged 58, poor mister Argyle is startled to find himself in purgatory.
It gets worse. Soon he is forced to witness episodes from his relatively short life, and it's up to us the audience to pass judgment on him. Along the way you can get to marvel at the skillful theatricality of this flawless production and the lively and often effortlessly moving script.
Yet another accomplished production follows with I Can See Clearly Now, new playwright Sonya Kelly' story of her long undiagnosed childhood shortsightedness. In a by turns poignant and shoulder shakingly hilarious play, Kelly recalls how her family thought she was a particularly affectionate child when in fact her because of her eye trouble it was her only way of telling who they were.
In the classroom other children were much less enamored of being studied so closely and Kelly's problems only began to find a resolution when a school nurse discovered she was practically blind at the age of 7.
Always a provocative mix of American and Irish productions, this year's series also includes Marianne Driscoll's McGoldrick's Thread, a touching about Irish immigrants in the Bronx.
Originally hailing from Clonmel, County Tipperary in Ireland, these days the family have settled into in a small apartment in the Bronx to raise their five children. We learn that the youngest and only daughter Magee is a competitive Irish Step dancer with a big feis (festival) ahead of her in the morning. The play unfolds as a journey leading Magee to believe in herself and in her quest to make her dreams come true, both in dance and in life.
Now if you're the sort who believes that we're living in a ghastly new age of coarseness and stupidity have I got a play for you. Dan McCormick's The Morons arrives right on time to skewer our celebrity-obsessed culture and the faux reality spectacles that nightly pollute our TV screens.
There was a time when you needed talent to become a successful artist. Nowadays you just need a sex tape and the inability to ever blush. It's an era ripe for satire and McCormick surpasses himself in this highly relevant and hilarious new show.
Other highlights from the festival include Dublin playwright Anto Nolan's bracing bit of truth telling in A Lady Is Waiting, starring Fiana Toibin. Toibin is the daughter of the legendary Dublin actor and raconteur Niall and she's adept at finding the heroic in the everyday in a way that makes this show one of the hottest tickets.


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Police blotter: Woman says she was assaulted at Pacolet store
Published: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 2:10 a.m.
Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office
A woman told deputies she was assaulted at the Li'l Cricket store on South Pine Street in Pacolet on Monday because she told two women to move away from the cash register while she entered the PIN of her debit card.
An incident report states that the two women became angry at the victim because she asked them to move. The victim said the women began making derogatory statements about her, and she also talked back to the women, the report states.
When the victim turned to leave the store, one of the women spit on her, and the victim said she turned back around and slapped her. Both women then attacked the victim, with the assault moving out into the parking lot.
The victim told deputies that the women picked up jugs of windshield washer fluid and hit her about the face and head with them, the report states.
One of the women also hit the victim with a purse, and both women punched her, according to the report.
Two men intervened and separated the women. The victim said she had recently had back surgery and was in intense pain, the report states. She was taken to Spartanburg Regional Medical Center.
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OAKLAND -- Josh Donaldson had never batted lower in the A's batting order than fourth this year until Sunday, when manager Bob Melvin moved hin down to sixth.
It's been a tough week-plus for Donaldson, who entered Sunday in an 0-for-31 slump. His last hit was a homer in Baltimore on June 6.
His numbers still look reasonably good -- .250 batting average with 17 homers and 50 RBIs -- and he continues to be the leading vote getter among third baseman in American League All-Star balloting.
But 0-for-31 doesn't sit well.
"I think I'm a human being," Donaldson said. "So it is frustrating. We'll see what today brings."
Donaldson said he didn't mind being lower in the batting order and Melvin said he told his third baseman of the move after Saturday's game so that it would not come as a surprise.
"I talked to him about it so that he'd be aware," Melvin said. "He hits 2, 3, and 4 for us and it won't be too long before he's back, and this is to take a little pressure off him.
"It's hard to go through that, especially when he's a guy we count on to be productive for us. But we also have other guys who can pick up the load as well. He continues to play good defense. Regardless it's tough to take him out of the lineup, because offense is not the only thing he does for us.''
"I asked a question," Donaldson said, adding that he didn't use any expletives, which is the quick way to get tossed. "I was as thrown off it as you were."
Melvin came out of the dugout to try and save the day but wasn't successful. The manager said that Donaldson's question concerned ball-strike calls, and that gives the umpire broad authority to make an ejection.
That being said, while Donaldson had struck out in his fifth-inning at-bat, he'd fouled out in the seventh. That's not usually the type of at-bat that gets a player ejected.
"He wants me to be healthy, but also to be comfortable at the plate," Reddick said.
So if Reddick's right knee is healthy, but he struggles at the plate in his first two or three games with Sacramento, he wouldn't return automatically. And Reddick is OK with that.
"I want to come back swinging good, feeling good,'' he said. "And that's what Bob wants, too.''
Melvin said Reddick will work out with the A's on Monday before taking off. The plan is to have him run the bases and give the right knee a thorough test before the rehab assignment begins.
O'Flaherty had been commuting between Oakland and Sacramento, but with the River Cats off on an eight-game road trip starting Tuesday, he'll stay with the Triple-A team to get in regular work.
The A's are hoping he'll be ready to move into the bullpen at or slightly before the mid-July All-Star Game.


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ABILENE – Kallyn Redona scored her first goal in an Islanders uniform, but a lightning delay stole A&M-Corpus Christi's momentum as Abilene Christian edged the team 2-1 on Friday afternoon.
Audrey Baldwin made seven saves for the Islanders, while Sydney Newton turned aside three shots for ACU. Brooke Erdmann led the visitors with four shots in the contest.
"Even though the scoreboard results are what count in the end, I'm extremely proud of the team's play today," head coach Shanna Caldwell said. "We played some really great soccer and competed the entire match. This was the effort we were missing last weekend."
The Wildcats struck first with a goal in the 18th minute to take a 1-0 lead. Emily Sumrall fed the ball to leading scorer Andrea Carpenter, and Carpenter was able to put it past Baldwin for her 10th goal of the season at 17:55. From there until the halftime whistle, the score and the gameplay remained even into the break.
"At halftime we told the girls to just keep playing and working the ball around but to be more aggressive in going at goal and challenging the keeper," Caldwell added. "Our goal tonight was a great free kick and an aggressive run in the box by Kally."
Out of the locker room, the Islanders upped their pressure and were able to knot the game in the 55th. After a foul on the Wildcats resulted in a free kick, Meghan Cordero sent a cross from the far side toward the back post, and Redona crashed the net and headed it home for her first goal in an Islanders uniform at 54:47.
Shortly thereafter, lightning was spotted in the Abilene area and the teams were sent to the locker room at 5:17 p.m. for a required 30-minute delay. Repeated lightning strikes stretched the delay to 1:13, and the teams retook the pitch at 6:30.
"Coming back off the delay and the temperature dropping about 20 degrees, we were eager and excited to finish the game," Caldwell said. "And I think we just got a little frenzied resulting in a poor pass and turnover that led to their goal. After that we settled down again. We fought to the final whistle. While I wish it was a different result tonight I'm happy with the effort from the team today."
The Wildcats came out quickly with an answer, converting in the 59th minute to regain a 2-1 lead. Carpenter was able to cross a ball from in deep to Sumrall, and the junior transfer found the back of the net for her third goal of the season at 58:56.
The Islanders were able to bounce back, and had a number of scoring opportunities in the closing minutes, but weren't able to find the back of the net before the match reached full time. It marked the sixth time this year that A&M-Corpus Christi has fallen by a score of 2-1.
A&M-Corpus Christi does not have a game this Sunday, but it won't be an off day for the team. The Islanders will head to San Antonio for a practice and will then head to the Alamodome to take in an international match between the United States Women's National Team and Australia.
The Islanders are back on the pitch next weekend, as they take to the road for the final two games of their four-game road swing. A&M-Corpus Christi takes on Sam Houston State on Friday at 7 p.m. in Huntsville before facing off with Houston Baptist on Sunday at 1 in Houston. For all the latest on the team, be sure to follow them on Twitter and Instagram (@IslandersSoccer) and like their official Facebook page (Islanders Soccer).


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2002 Olympic Winter Games Commemorative Coins
The Tribute
The world's greatest athletes gather every four years to test their skills and determination. They have trained for a lifetime; untold hours of struggle, pain, frustration and disappointment endured for the hope of one glorious moment. The Olympics have never been about sport alone; they are a showcase for the greatest qualities of the human spirit - courage, sacrifice, perseverance and determination. The Olympics tell the story of the dignity of mankind.
In February of 2002 the world gathered in Salt Lake City to celebrate the power of the human spirit the forum, the Olympic Winter Games. For seventeen days the world will once again be united in heart-stopping competition and joyous celebration. Stories of hope, optimism and inspiration will be etched into the hearts of men and women and history books.
The Olympics and the human spirit they exhibit, inspire every man, woman and child to strive for greatness. They "Light the Fire Within" us all. It is these great traits that once kindled, spread throughout the world creating a better place for all humanity.
As a testament to the courage of the human spirit, and as a world symbol of peace, the message of the Olympics endures. The Olympic Winter Games of 2002 will continue this legacy.
About the Coins
Authorized by Congress under Public Law 106-435 the U.S. Mint issued two commemorative coins to support the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each coin -- $35 for gold and $10 for silver-- was authorized to help support the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games.
The gold five-dollar is the design of U.S. Mint sculptor/engraver Donna Weaver. The obverse of this coin features the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games Crystal Emblem superimposed on top of the Games' secondary identity mark entitled: "Rhythm of the Land." The reverse portrays the Olympic flame in relief atop a cauldron.
The silver dollar obverse is the design of U.S. Mint sculptor/engraver John Mercanti. It features the Crystal Emblem of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, Olympic Rings, and the Games' secondary identity mark entitled: "Rhythm of the Land." The designer of the reverse is U.S. Mint sculptor/engraver Donna Weaver and portrays Salt Lake City skyline with the Rocky Mountains in the background.
Metal composition of the coins is as follows
These coins were available in both proof and uncirculated condition and with various packaging options.


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Favorite DU Photos: July 2013
Member photos of the day from the month of July
(photo by Christopher Montano)
(photo by Christian Kwikkel)
Geese on a road (photo by Ryan Himley)
My 3-year-old's first duck hunt (photo by Aaron Parker)
Birds in the air. A pair of mallards coming around on the left. (photo by Cecil Calloway)
Taken at our hunting club, New Crystal Lake Club in Gulfport, IL. Mallards returning north after stopping on the lake. (photo by Michael Schmidt)
(photo by Molly Stewart)
Hopefully our teachers at Mizzou understand that an early morning duck hunt is much more fun than early morning classes! (photo by Cameron West)
(photo by John Hakola)
Bella with her mentor, Kingsley in the duck blind. (photo by Walter Hughes)
0 Mallard pair sleeping (photo by Kevin Kisik)


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- The rankings: Nos. 1-75 | Nos. 76-150
- Top 10 lists
- Searchable database | More stories
- Apr 21:
- O'Brien: Welcome to the new and expanded Silicon Valley
- Bay Area economy is not just tech
- Entertainment sector had rough year
- 2012: Gilead Sciences leads health companies
- Google dominates Web sector
- A volatile year for cleantech
- Chips still an important part of valley
- Apple overwhelmingly dominant in consumer IT sector
- Big 3 in commercial tech sector struggle with internal issues
- 2012 Silicon Valley 150 listings: Nos. 1-75
- 2012 Silicon Valley 150 listings: Nos. 76-150
- Silicon Valley 150: The Top 10 lists
A year ago, social media was still just a gleam in the SV150's eye.
LinkedIn had filed to go public but not yet made its stock market debut. Rumors were rife that Zynga, Yelp and Facebook were poised to do the same.
Today, professional networking site LinkedIn holds the 69th spot in the annual rankings, which compare Silicon Valley's public companies by revenue. Zynga, the social gaming company whose business is tied symbiotically to Facebook's, sits at No. 48.
And while Yelp didn't qualify for this year's SV150 because it didn't go public until March, its $83.3 million in 2011 revenue would have juuuust let it squeak into the bottom of this year's list.
But Facebook -- now just weeks away from launching the tech industry's most anticipated IPO since Google's (GOOG) -- figures to start playing with the valley's big boys and girls immediately upon getting into the public company game.
Had it been public last year, Facebook's sales of $3.7 billion would have let it debut on the list at No. 25 -- ahead of such stalwart names as Netflix (NFLX) and Salesforce.com.
And when Facebook's 2012 revenues are tallied, the company almost certainly will rank even higher on next year's list, given its 85 percent growth rate between 2010 and 2011.
Analysts surveyed for this story estimate the Menlo Park social network could notch as much as $6.7 billion in revenue, a number that would put it around No. 11 on this year's list.
"I see it as a once-a-decade kind of company," said Bo Brustkern, founder of Denver-based Arcstone Partners. Using Google as a model, Brustkern estimates that Facebook will hit $12 billion in revenues next year and is worth $137 billion, based on its ability to dominate and redefine the way marketers reach people online.
Once Facebook goes public, the parade of social media IPOs likely will slow. Big-name social networks like Twitter and Pinterest are months, if not years, from needing to go public, most experts say, given the gobs of money venture capitalists have been throwing at them.
The next wave of valley stock launches may well be made by less-sexy enterprise software companies like Palo Alto Networks, which filed plans earlier this month for a $175 million offering. The Santa Clara-based maker of network security products reported $119 million in fiscal year 2011 revenues, which would have placed it 142nd on this year's list.
But Victor Shum, a tech attorney with Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Mitchell in San Francisco, expects social media companies will continue to invade the ranks of the valley's top grossers over time.
For one thing, Shum said, the ever-growing numbers of iPhone and Android users will continue to swell traffic for LinkedIn, Yelp, Facebook and the like. He also noted that the amount of money and resources needed to build a social media company is paltry compared to, say, what it costs a biotech company to get a new cancer drug through the clinical and regulatory pipelines.
Shum thinks even "companies that are basically app makers" will have a path to the public markets, given Zynga's $1 billion IPO and the even more eye-popping $1 billion Facebook just spent to acquire photo-sharing service Instagram.
Such a trend, he said, reflects the valley's ever-shifting nature, as innovation continually pushes new companies to the top -- and topples old ones.
"Ten years ago, Palm was the No. 1 smartphone," he said. "They got creamed by BlackBerry, and look what's happening to BlackBerry now. The speed at which companies can succeed and collapse is phenomenal these days."
Facebook's IPO, he said, will only accelerate that trend.
"Once it goes public, a lot of people who've worked very hard are going to get recognized financially for their contributions," he said. "And they'll maybe go out and start the next big thing."
Contact Peter Delevett at 408-271-3638. Follow him at Twitter.com/mercwiretap.
Estimates of how much revenue Facebook may tally this year vary, but they all include a lot of zeros:
$5.4 billion -- PrivCo
$6.2 billion -- Social Internet Fund
$6.7 billion -- Arcstone Partners


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C E N T R A l HIe H G A NUN V E R SIT Y
November 28, 1979
Central Mi chigan University Board of Trustees
Meeting of Novefflbe r 28, 1979
Mt. Pleasant. Michigan
J'\embers present: Hr_ lawrence D. Rah illy, Chairman; Dr. lloyd H.
Cofer; Hr. leo A. Farhat; Hr. Alfred J. Fortino; Hrs . Katharine C.
Hafstad; Mrs. Margaret A. Riecker; Hr. Walter W. Wightman; Dr. Harold
Abel, President.
Member absent; Hr. James M. Umphrey.
Also attending: Dr. John E. Cantelon, Provost; Dr. Terrence J. Carey.
Secretary to the Board of Trustees and Vice President for University
Relations; Hr. Arthur E. EI lis, Treasurer and Vice President for
Public Affairs; Hr. James HI li, Vice Presi dent for Student Affairs;
Hr. Jerry R. Tubbs, Vice President fo r Business and Finance.
The meeting was cal led to order by Chairman Rahilly at 9:~8 .'I.e.
The minutes of the Oc tober 11. 1979, meeting were approved as
It was moved by Mrs. Margaret Rlecker, sec~ded by Hr. Alfred Fortino,
and carried, that the following recO"llllendat,ons be approved .
Kathrine H. Brown . Temporary InStructor, Accounting, ful I-ti me,
Winter 1980
B.S., Central Michigan University, 1977
H.B.A., Central Michigan University, 1979
Ernest M. Hammel, Temporary Associate Professor, Health Education,
one-fourth time, Winter 1980
B.S .• Heidelberg College, 1962
M.P.H., Unive rsity of Michigan, 1966
Ph.D .• University of Michigan, 1915
Judith E. O'De ll , Assistant Professor, library, 1919-80, effective
December I. 1919
B.A., Wayne State Univers ity. 1969
M.S.l.S., Wayne State University, 1911
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Appointments cC,,'It I nued
John F. Riddick. Assistant Professor, library. 1979-80. effective
November I, 1979
B.A . , Western Michigan University, 1964
M.A., Western Michigan University. 1969
M.A.L .S .• University of Michigan, 1969
Harbans l. Sathi, Assistant Professor, Computer Sc ience. Winter
B.A., Panjab University, India, 1953
M.A., Panjab University, India, 1957
Ph.D .• Indian Insti tute of Technology, New Delhi, 1968
James H. Schulte , Temporary Assistant Instructor, Physical
Education, full-time, 12 months, effective July 1, 1979 -
June 30. 1980
B.S .• Central Michigan University, 1914
Anita l. Spadafore, Temporary Assistant Professor, Art . full-time,
1979-80, effective September 30, 1979
B.A. , University of Toronto. 1959
M.A • • Rosary College, Illinois, 1966
Ph.D., Northwestern University, 1969
lionel Tyrone Vi II ingham, Temporary Assistant In s tructor, Physical
Education. full-lime, 12 months , effective July I. 1979-
June )0, 1980
B.S .. Mic:higan State Univer~lty, 1976
Cora Curry, Senior Clerk C-]. Registrar
Cheryl Edwards, Admi nistrative Secretary C-5. Clarke Hisloric:al
li brary
Ann Hilty. Specialist Clerk C- 4, Library
Kathleen Kanske, Specialist Clerk C-4. Accounting Systerr.s
Carol lynn Krzemecki. Bookkeeper C-3. one-ha ir time. provisional,
Hichigan Special Olympics
Vicki Tuma, Secretary t-~. Student Publications
Maintenance/Food Service
Shirley Eibllng. Kitchen Cleaner Hf-2, food Services
Appoin tments con t inued
Ra l ph Fische r , Custodian Mf-), Phys i ca l Pl an t
Wi I I i~m McGu i re , Cus t od ian Mf-), Phys ical Pl an t
Vi rginia McQua id, Kitchen Cleane r MF-2, Food Se r vices
Charlene Priest, Uti I ity He lpe r Mf-! , f ood Services
Jerry Rogers, Bus Dr i ve r Mf-7 , Mot or Poo l
Bonnie Wad le, Ut i l ity He lpe r Mf -! , food Se r vices
Promotions, Reclassif i cat ions and Sa la ry Adj us t men ts:
Wa l ter Bisard, Ass is tant Professo r, Phys ics , recei ved Ph,D,.
sal ary change on ly, e ffec t ive Oc tober 8, 1979
George Blackbu rn, f rom Pro fesso r and Chairpe r son , Hi s tory. to
Professor , fo r t he pe r iod December I), 1979 - J une 7 , 1980
John Haeger , Pr ofesso r, Hi story; Ac ti ng Chairpe rson , for the
period December 12, 1979 - June 7, 1980
Car l Johnson, received Ph.D., f rom Ins truct or to Ass i s tant
Professor , Psycl'lo logy, e f fec ti ve Augus t 5, 1979
Robert H. Kozub, AsS i s tan t Pro fe ssor. Accounting , change in
ef fective date of appO intment f rom Winter 1980 to 1980-81
Edward lam ie , from Assoc iate Profe sso r and Chairperson, Computer
Science , to Assoc iate Pro fessor, for the pe r iod December 23 , 1979
June 7. 1980
Da le McNiel, Assis tant Pro fessor , from Bus iness law and Regulation
ful l - ti me, to ausiness l aw and Regul a tion three -fourths time and
Honors Prog ram one-fou r t h ti me , Winte r 1980
freeJllan I"toore , Inst ruc tor, Comp ute r Science : Acting Chairperson,
for the pe r iod December 2). 1979 - June 7, 1980
fr ank St ancat o , Professo r, from Seconda ry Education full-t ime, to
Se conda ry [ducatlon one-fourth time and Psychology three-fourths
ti me , Winter 1980
James Wal li ng , Ass i s tant Professor, from Speech and Dramatic Arts
full-time to Speech and Dr ama t ic Arts three-fourths time Honors
Program one-fourth time. fa ll 1979
Promotions , Recla ssifications and Salary AdjUStments continued
AdminiSt rative/Profess ional
Mary Carey to Libra ri an AP -4, provis ional, library/IPCO
Janet Ducat to librarian AP-4, provi s ional, library/IPCD
Thomas Goozen to Programmer AP-2 , Comput e r Servi ces
Jeaneane Johanningmeier to Libra ri an AP-4, provi s ional. library/
Michae l Martin to Transportation Educa tion Specialist AP-4,
Continuing Education and Community Services
Dan Rademacher to Systems Analyst AP-4, Computer Services
Barbara Ringqu ist to Assi s tant to Vice Provost AP-4, one-half
time, Phlnning. Instruct ion and Research
Jerry Scoby to Administrative Assistant I I AP-3, Physical Plant
Ron Shoemaker to Data Base Admini s trator AP-5 . Computer Services
Daniel Vi lenski to Associate Regi s trar AP-6, Registrar
Paul Weber to Transportation Education Spec iali s t AP-4,
Continuing Education and Community Serv ices
Sandra Campbell to Secretary ( - 4, Continuing Education and Community
Judith Canr!ght to Secretary C-4, Continuing Education and COIIImunity
Janet Clare to Sen ior Spec iali s t Clerk C-S. Receivable Accounting
Ru th Oush to Bookkeeper C-3, Receivable Accounting
Elaine Fl r 5t to Administ rati ve Secretary C-5, Registrar
Barbara Ha~elton to Specialist Clerk C-4. Admi ss ions
Polly Hoyt to Secretary C-4, Continuing Education and Community
Marilyn Neuendorf to Administrative Secretary C-S. Continuing
Education and Community Services
Promotions, Rec l as~ i f i cat j ons and Sa la ry Adju st men t s con tin ued
Dorothy Sweeney to Specia l ist Cle rk C- 4 , Adm iss ions
Ve ronica Taylor to St enog raphe r C- 3, one -ha lf ti me , Continui ng
Education and Commun ity Services
Pau la The r ing to Specia l i s t Clerk C- 4, Rece i vable Accoun ti ng
Yvonne T~s, Bookkeeper C-] , ' PCD
Pame la Trav is, Spec ial is t Clerk C -~, Fi nanc ia l Affair s ; to
Sen ior Special ist Cle rk C- 5. Con troller
Beatrice Windgas t en , Sec re t a ry C-~ , Un ivers ity Events
Maintenance/food Service
J uan Reyes to Gene ra l Ma int enance Man MF-4. Phys ical Plant
Wanda Seelhoff to Senior Cafe t e r ia Worker MF-], food Se rvi ces
David Guen t ner
Business Law and
Regulati on
Comfort Nwa bara
Home Econom i cs , Family
Li fe ,](Id Consune r
Educa t ion
Winter and Fa ll 1980
Wint er and Fall 1980
and Wint er 1981
Re s igna tion s , Terminati ons , Etc. :
Wi thout pay
Wi thout pay
Va lerie Dearing, Ass is t ant Profe ssor, Art, effective Hay 10, 1980
Ri chard Graham . Profeeor, Art, effective May 10. 1980
AdM ini s trati ve/Profess ional
Robin Betke , Budge t Analyst Trainee AP-2. Business Service
Resignations. Terminations, Etc, continued
Robert Hangham, Assistant Director/Housing and Food Services
AP-~, Hous ing Programs
Edward Maretto, Director/Plant Operations AP-7. Physical Plant
Kent Nerbonne, Assistant Director AP-~, Purchasing
Donna Blizzard, Sales Clerk C-2, Bookstore
Darla Cook. TypIst C-2, Placement
Denise Earl, Administrative Secreta ry C-S, Registrar
Patr icia Schro l l, Senior Clerk C-] , Recreation and Park AdmInistration
Linda Smalley, Stenographer C-], Registrar
Ross Stong. Senior Bookkeeper (-4, provisional, IPCD/Hawali
Linda Winn, Senior Clerk C-], provisional. Regi s trar
Ret i rements:
Julia E. Adkin s . Professor, "athematics
September 1. 1959 - Hay 10, 1980
Stanford H. Glazer, Professor, Counseling Center
November 1, 1969 - December )1, 1979
Admini s trat ive/Professional
Lee E. Pol ley, Olrector of Housing Operations AP-6. Housing
July 7 . 1956 - December 31, 1979
I t Wa5 IIIOved by Mrs . Katha rI ne Ha fs tad, seCOl'lded by Mr. A If red
f ortino, and carried, that Vi ctor P. Croflchik, Professor. Art, be
granted emeritus rank, ef fective January I, 1980. and th.at the following
resolution be adopted. Dr. Croftchik' s retirement was approved
in Oc.tober.
Emeritus Rank - continued
WHEREAS, Victor Croftchik has given thirty-one years
of his life to Central Michigan Uniyerslty, as an out stand
in9 ~mbe r of the Department of Art; and,
WHEREAS, He has through quie t and effecti ve leade r shi p
and example been a major fo rce in the growth, In
qual ity and size, of the Depa rtmen t of Art; and,
WHEREAS, He served for thirteen year s as Chairperson of
t~ Department of Art and willingly and faithfully gave
his time and energies to the Department, School, and
University; and,
WHEREAS, He has advised and counseled generations of
s t udents on an indiyldual and pe r sona l basis; and,
WHEREAS, He has demonstrated ou tstandin9 leade rshIp In
establ ishing the prom inen ce of Central Hichigan Unive rsity
In the fie ld of Art Education In the State of Michigan;
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, That t~ Board of Trustees, on
beha lf of the Unive r si ty Community, expresses appreciat
ion and gratitude for his cont ributi ons to this Inst itution
and extends Professor Emeritus rank.
It was moved by I'Irs. Ha rgaret Rlecke r, seconded by Dr. Lloyd Cofer,
and carried, t hat Alexande r J. Zawacki, Associate Profes sor, Art,
be grilnted emeritus rank, effective January I, 1980, and that the
following resolution be adopted. Dr. Zawacki' s retIrement was
approved In October.
WHEREAS, Alexande r Zawacki has devoted twenty-one yea rs
of his life to Central Michigan University and Its
Department of Art; and,
WHEREAS, He has introduced thousands of students to the
field of Commercial Art through his leadership and expertise;
WHEREAS, He has served large numbers of s tudents through
his teach ing of both fundamental and special ized courses;
WHEREAS, He has served In many capaCit ies on and off the
campus demonstrat ing his Integrity and allegiance to professional
princip les and eth ics; and,
fllleri tus Rank cont inued
WHEREAS, His works nave been d i sp layed widely throu9hout
the State of Mich i9an proyidlng recognition both for the
Department of Art and Central Mi chigan University;
BE iT THEREFORE RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees, on
behalf of the UniYersity COI'I'IIUnlty, exp resses appreciation
and grat itude for his cont r ibutions to th is institution
and extends Professor Emeritus rank.
It was moved by Hr. Leo farhat, seconded by Hr . Alfred fortino, and
carried, that Lee £. Polley, Oirector of Housing Operations, be
granted efl'lllritus rank , effective January I, 1980, and that the follOWin9
re so lution be adopted.
WHEREAS, Lee E. Polley has devoted twenty-three years of
hi s life to Central Michigan University and has contributed
hi s personal and professional talents to its growth
and Improvefl'lllnt, as Director of Admissions and Director
of Housing; and,
WHEREAS, He served as Director of Housi ng and ~naged
Unive rsity Housing with professional expertise during the
cons tructIon of fifteen resIdence halls and three hundred
sixty apartment units; and,
WHEREAS, He contributed greatly to the total deYelopment
of Housing at Central Michigan UniverSity; and ,
WHEREAS, He has actively participated In professional
associations on the state and national leve l Including
the Association of College and University Kousing
Off icers; and,
WHEREAS, He has voluntee red t ime and effort to varied
c~lty organixatlons and activities Including the
United Hethodist Church "nd Rotary Club;
BE iT THEREFORE RESOLVEO, Thilt the Board of Trustees , on
beha lf of the University community, expresses gratitude
and appreciation to Lee Polley for his contr ibutions to
this Institution and extends Emeritus rank.
It was moved by Mr. Alfred Fortino, seconded by Mrs. Katharine
Hafstad, and ca rried, that the following resolution for Stanford H.
Glaze r. Professor, Counseling Center, be adopted.
WHEREAS, Stanford M. Glazer has given thirty-three years
of his I ife, including ten years at Central Michigan
University, to counseling and teaching students that they
might be better prepared in their fields of endeavor and
freer to interact positively with others; and,
WHEREAS, Through his numerous publications he has provided
guidance and information to thousands of professional
counselors and psychologists across the nation; and,
WHEREAS, His professional leadership has been demonstrated
by se rving as an officer and/or founder of the Michigan
Personnel and Guidance Association, Michigan College
Personnel Associat ion, Metropolitan Guidance Association
of Detroit, the Michigan Council of Counseling and
Guidance Organizations and the Southeastern Michigan
Guidance Association; and,
WHEREAS, Through his partic ipation in and contribution to
numerous committees in the Counseling Center he has provided
professional leadership and guidance which has served
as a positive catalyt ic agent for professional growth of
the entire staff; and,
WHEREAS, He has given long hours of his personal ti me
working with students to help them grow and expand their
pe rsona I iilWareness;
BE IT THEREfORE RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees, on
behalf of the University community, expresses appreciation
and gr at itude for hi s contributions to this institution.
It was moved by Dr. lloyd Cofer , seconded by Mrs. Katharine Hafstad.
and carried , that the supplementary graduation I iSt for December 1979.
upon certification of the Registrar and acceptance by [he Academic
Senate, be approved.
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It was moved by Mr. Leo Furhat. seconded by Mrs. Ka t harine Hafstad,
and carried, that the fol lowing tenure rec~ndations be approved.
Tenure Begins with Fall Semester 1980 Appointments
School of Arts and Sciences
Or. Mary ~ardrop, Professor. Mathematics
School of Business Adminis tration
Dr. Albert Ste igerwalt. Professor, 8usine~s Law and Regulation
Or. Richa rd Sussman, Professor, Finance. Insurance and Real Estate
Dr. leo Erickson, Professor. Marketing and Hospitality Services
Administ rati on
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Dr. Barry DuVal I, Professor, Industrial Educa ti on and Technology
Dr. Michael Petrick Professor, Journalism
Tenure Begins with Winter Semester 1981 Appointment
School of Business Adm ini st rati on
Ms. Lois Tedhams, Assistant Professor, Business Education and
Administrative Services
It was moved by Mrs. Margaret A. Riecker, seconded by Or. Lloyd Cofer,
and carried, that the Charlotte W. Trout Award in Home Economics be
establ ished and that the following sta tement be approved for printing
in the bulletin.
Charlotte W. Trout Award in HOMe Economics
Established in 1979 by Mr. and Mrs. George J. (E!inor Trout)
Verville in memory of Charlotte W. Trout to provide a monetary
award to a junior or senior majoring in the Department
of Home Economics, fami Iy Life, and Consumer Education at
CMU who gives promise of becoming outs tandi ng in the fiel d
and who is dedicated to preservation of the fami Iy.
ESTABLI SHI'IENT OF THE JOHN N. I RIJ I N I'IEI'IOR I AL StHOLARSH I P:
It was ~ved by I'Ir. Alfred Fortino, seconded by Krs. I'\argaret
Riecker, and carried , that the John N. I,.....,in t1emorial Scholarship
be established and that the following statement be approved for
printing in the bulletin.
John N. Irwin Kemorial Scholarship
Establ ished to assist advanced piano Students. The monies
of this fund tIre derived from contributions and IIIeIIOOri,,1
girts rflade by fa!'lily and friends of the late John Irw in ,
a membe r of the Music Facu lty of CKU for nine years:
1967-1976. ~ies from this fund are to be: given annually
to a student deemed worthy and needy of an advanced plano
It was moved by Hrs. Hargaret Riecker, seconded by Mrs. Katharine
Harstad, and carried, that tl-te John \I. Stressman, Jr. Kemorial
SCholarship be established and that the fol low ing statement be
approved for printing in the bulletin.
John IJ. Stressman, Jr. Kemorial Scho larship
Established by fami Iy and fr iends in memory of John IJ.
St reuman . Jr .• former Director of Financi ... Aids at
CMU. Earnings provide a financial assistance award
each semester to a CKU student. The scholarship may be
It was moved by Mrs. Katharine Hafstad. seconded by Or. Lloyd Cofer,
and c"rrled, that the following honorary degree candidate be "pproved.
Jonuhan Kozol Coctor of Letters
Mr. Kozo l wl l t alSO be the COf!"fTlencement speaker.
It was moved by Hrs. Margaret Rlecker, seconded by Kr. Alfred Fortino,
and carried. that the Department of Health Education be changed to the
the Department of Health Education and Health Science.
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It was moved by Mr. Alfred Fortino. 'econdli'd by Mrs. K,)rgaret Riecker.
and carried. that the followin,) resolution be adopted.
BE IT RESOLVED. That the President or his desiqnee is
authorized on beh"lf of the Board of Tru~teli's to accept
any gifts made to the UnlYt'rsity during the remainder
of calendar year 1979.
GirtS AND GRANTS.
It was moved by Mrs. Margaret Riecker. seconded by Hr. Alfred fortino.
and carried. that gi fu received during the month of October total ~
ing 570.245.02 and grants totaling 5447,791 be accepted with appreciat
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Hearing Clinic Secretary
HI Dept Education . Vocational Teacher Education
8-CAP Stanton: Head-Start Program
Corp Public Broadc"sting: Community ASSiStance
National Endowment for the Ht.nanities: NEH COI'Isultant
Dept of Mental Health: Food Services Consultant
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Alpena C~unity College: t~unity Education Intern
ACADEHIC AFFAIRS COMllinEE REPORT.
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Or. Cofer stated the c~ittee discussed honora ry degree candidates,
Academic Senate'S proposed Procedures for Handling Malters of Professional
Concern Involving One or Hore I'Iembers of the Teaching Faculty.
and Academic Senate's proposed Policy on the Process of Instituting
Change in Reappointment, Promot ion. and Tenure Policies. T~e Board
of Trustees and faculty membe rs of this comm it tee are engagIng In"
dialogue relative to the latter two items; it is hoped that mutually
satisfactory docllllt'nts will evolve. in the past the Board of Trustees
has either accepted or rejected recommendations.
APPOINTMENT OF NOMINATINe COMMITTEE:
Chairman Rahi 1 Iy made the following comMittee appointment$: Or. Lloyd
Cofer, Mr. Leo Farhat and Mrs. Margaret Riecker. Election of Officer$
for 1980 wi 1 1 be held at the January meet ing.
It was moved by Mr. Alfred For tino. $econded by Mrs. Hargaret Riecke r,
and carried, that the following ruolution be adopted.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees On behalf of
the ent ire University COII'IIIUnity. as well as all the people
of the State of Michigan whom th~ Board represents. hereby
extends its congratulations to the student athletes, the
coaches . t ra i ners, and all personnel connected with the CMU
football team for the ir pe rformance in the year 1979. nOt
only In winn i ng the HAC Championship but. more important.
for the excel lent represen tation they made throughout the
country on behalf of the University both on and off the
football field.
Representatives from PIRro'M and RHA made presentations regarding
overcrowding in the dormltorie$ and possible alternatives.
It was IIIOved by I1rs. Katharine Hahtad , seconded by Hr. Walter Wightman.
and carried. that the Board move into closed session for the purpose of
discussing matte rs concerned with negotiations. collective bargaining
agreements and pending litigation. For: Cofer, Farhat. Fortil'lO,
Hafstad, Rahi Ily. Reicker . Wightman. Against; none.
The open session recessed at IZ:3D p.m.
The open session reconvened at 3:31 p.m.
It was moved by I1r. Alfred Fortino, seconded by Hr. Leo Farhat, and
carried, that the following resolution be adopted.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Pruident, with the approval of
the Chairll\an of the Board of Trustees, Is authorh:ed, at
the requeSt of the collective bargain ing agel'lts for
Haintel'lance and Food Service, Clerical, and PublIc Safety,
to open negotiations ISIder the current agreements on th.e
topics of base salary, salary supplement, contribution to
dental insurance and hospital and surgical insurance, rol1-
up on existing benefits, and duration of agreement. The
President, with the approval of the Chai rman of the Board
or Trustees, is authorized to Increase base sa lary , salary
suppl_nt, contribution to dental Il'Isural'lce and hospital
and surgical Insurance, and roll-up on existing benefits
for e~loyees at the university 1'I0t represented by collective
bargaining agents for the current fiscal year and to
eStablish, at this time, compenSation inc reases begll'lnlng
fiscal year 1980-81 for those employees.
The President Is authorized to ratify agreements reached
with the collective bargaining agents oJInd Is authorized to
sign those ag reements on behalf of the Board of Trusteu.
The "ext Board of Trustees meet log ..,111 be Wednesday, January 16 , 1980.
The meetl1'l9 adjourned a t 3:33 p.m.
Terrence J. Carey 7
Sec retary to the Board of Trustees
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When he took over as head coach at his alma mater in 2011, Wolcott High's all-time leading rusher, Jason Pace, tried not to make his past feats an issue.
He instead was focused on his new role and his goal of making the Eagles a consistent winner. He has done just that, guiding the team to consecutive CIAC Class M playoff berths.
Heading into this morning's matchup with Holy Cross (6-3) at Municipal Stadium, Wolcott (8-1) is the top seed in the Class M seedings.
A year ago, Wolcott (8-4) lost to Holy Cross, 35-20, in the Thanksgiving matchup, yet narrow made it into the postseason. The Eagles won their first playoff game before losing in the semifinals.
The bar has now been set high.
"We want to keep the success constant," said Pace.
Pace, who owns a calm demeanor borrowed from his playing days at Wolcott and then at Trinity College, credits his players for the success.
A turning point came in Week 2 when the Eagles rallied from a 21-point deficit to edge Torrington, 39-34, backed by a four-touchdown performance by Joe Lynch.
"The kids fought and fought until the end. They overcame adversity that they faced and didn't panic," said Pace.
This year, the Eagles' only blemish was a 41-12 decision to Naugatuck Valley League champion Ansonia two weeks ago.
"Some losses make you better as a team and better as a coaching staff," he said. "I guess a loss makes you work harder and hungrier to have success the next week or next year."
The Eagles haven't beaten Holy Cross in 11 years, not since the 2001 game when Pat Weed intercepted a pass in the closing seconds and returned it for a touchdown.
The recent losing streak in this rivalry is part of Pace's pregame speeches, but he also knows the game's outcome won't determine their postseason fate.
"It's obviously something that we want to change. In the past, we had our chances to win, but made mistakes at crucial times. It's important to change that (trend). Once we can get that first win, it will be something to build on.
"This year, it is a comforting feeling to know we are in, but I want to make sure that the kids don't lose focus. If we lose, we could slip to as low as a fourth seed."
It would be surprising for the Eagles to not be ready, with two-year starting quarterback Mike Nicol at the controls.
"People say they need to stop Michael Nicol to be successful against us, and to some extent I agree," said Pace. "He is our leader, definitely."
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"Everyone has stepped up and made big plays," said Pace.
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Knitter's Review
July 21, 2005
We've heard a lot about alpaca yarns that are imported from Peru. But what about all those cute alpacas grazing on hillsides here in the United States? Where does their fiber go?
If the Alpaca Fiber Exchange has its way, this fiber will end up on the shelves of your favorite yarn store. This week we review their first signature yarn offering,
a beautiful and intriguing blend of alpaca and merino
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We are saddened to note that Susan Gordon Lydon passed away on July 15 after a long battle with cancer. Author of The Knitting Sutra and Knitting Heaven and Earth (published just last month), she was also a founding editor of Rolling Stone Magazine and a contributor to the Village Voice, the New York Times Magazine, and The New York Daily News. She was one of the first writers to explore the connection between knitting and spirituality, and she will be deeply missed.
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