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Ivies In the Community - April Throughout the 2013-14 academic year, Ivy League student-athletes take time out of their demanding schedules to give back to their respective communities. Full Story
All Eight Softball Squads to Participate in Go4TheGoal Initiative Each of the Ancient Eight teams will wear gold shoelaces this weekend purchased in support of the organization, which assists children diagnosed with cancer. Full Story
Yale's Aleca Hughes Named One of Five Finalists Nationally for Hockey Humanitarian Award Huges becomes the first two-time finalist in Yale history. Full Story
Yale Women's Hockey Holds White Out for Mandi Friday Night vs. Princeton "White Out for Mandi" pays tribute to Mandi Schwartz '10 (1988-2011) while raising funds for the Mandi Schwartz Foundation. Full Story
The Ivy League has announced numerous improvements to The Ivy League Digital Network (ILDN) for the 2016-17 academic year, highlighted by availability on Apple TV and Roku.
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July 20, 2016 Ivy League Changes Rule to Move Kickoff to the 40-Yard Line Associated Press
July 20, 2016 Jeremy Lin Is Back in New York, and So Is a Glimpse of the Old Linsanity New York Times
July 18, 2016 Robots Are Invading NFL Training Camps ESPN.com
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July 9, 2016 Former Princeton Star Dietrick Enjoying Her Time in the WNBA Associated Press
July 7, 2016 Runners on Film: Alexi Pappas Makes More Movies New York Times
June 29, 2016 Sara Hendershot: I'm More Proud of the Year I Failed to Make the Olympics than the Year I Succeeded Quartz
June 28, 2016 Local Coaches Recall Pat Summitt as Role Model and Leader Boston Globe
June 28, 2016 Princeton Women's Basketball Head Coach Courtney Banghart Joins SI Now to Discuss Pat Summitt Sports Illustrated
June 27, 2016 Former Tigers Help USA Field Hockey Take Bronze at Champions Trophy Tournament GoPrincetonTigers.com
June 24, 2016 Coaches' Proposal to Reform NCAA Recruiting Rules Approaches Crossroads InsideLacrosse.com
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June 22, 2016 Columbia's Teuscher Among Former Cup Winners Returning for 40th Honda Cup Celebration CollegiateWomenSportsAwards.com
June 22, 2016 Yale's Makai Mason Won't Be Drafted This Year, But Don't Ever Count Him Out Hartford Courant
June 21, 2016 What College Sports Recruiters Can Teach Your Child New York Times
June 19, 2016 For Many Recruits Picking a Program, Basketball Isn't the Top Priority New York Times
June 17, 2016 The New Elite: Iris Williamson and Joey Coffy Lacrosse Magazine
June 16, 2016 Six #IvyMLAX Squads Among 20 Must-Follow DI Twitter Accounts InsideLacrosse.com
June 15, 2016 Princeton Lifts Interim Tag, Makes Madalon Head Coach Lax Magazine
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June 10, 2016 The Example Nobody Follows InsideHigherEd.com
June 10, 2016 "Hamilton" Star Daveed Diggs Explains How Thomas Jefferson Planted All Those Crops Late Show with Stephen Colbert
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June 10, 2016 Brown Track Alum Daveed Diggs Toast of Broadway in "Hamilton" Providence Journal
June 9, 2016 Ivy League Limits Time Demands on Student-Athletes Associated Press
June 9, 2016 Dartmouth Men's Basketball Out in the Community DartmouthSports.com
June 8, 2016 Princeton's Lussi Scores in U.S. U-23 Win Over Norway GoPrincetonTigers.com
June 8, 2016 'Marvellous' NBA Employee Pursues Olympic Dream NBCOlympics.com
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June 1, 2016 Alexi Pappas Veers Far From Her Lane New York Times
May 25, 2016 Harvard's Durack, Purce to Compete Internationally at Nordic Tournament GoCrimson.com
May 25, 2016 Rookie of the Week: Katy Junior, Penn InsideLacrosse.com
May 25, 2016 For Women, By Women LaxMagazine.com
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May 23, 2016 Brown, Loyola (Md.) Lacrosse Teams Hope to Meet in NCAA Championship AmericanSportsNet.com
May 23, 2016 From Harvard to the NFL Harvard Gazette
May 22, 2016 Ivy Leaguer, International Veteran Maodo Lo Takes Unique Road to NBA draft CSNPhilly.com
May 22, 2016 Swezey: No Shortage of History, Subplots at Brown Stadium on Saturday InsideLacrosse.com
May 21, 2016 With Molloy Injured, Brown Holds Off Navy to Make Final Four LaxMagazine.com
May 21, 2016 Women's Lacrosse: Penn Meets Penn State for Berth in NCAA Semifinals The Philadelphia Inquirer
May 20, 2016 Pre-Draft Workout: Columbia's Maodo Lo Sixers.com
May 19, 2016 Brown Men's Lacrosse Prepares For Navy, Switch From Turf To Grass In NCAA Quarterfinal Saturday ABC6.com
May 19, 2016 Brown Senior Diver Sazzy Gourley the Recipient of the Fulbright Scholarship BrownBears.com
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May 13, 2016 McAnaney: Brown, Yale Look to End Ivy NCAA Woes Lax Magazine
May 12, 2016 StringKing Player of the Week: Morgan Cheek, Harvard InsideLacrosse.com
May 11, 2016 Rower (and Doctor) Blows Past Failure and Zika in Drive Toward Rio New York Times
May 10, 2016 Teevens to Testify Before Subcommittee on Youth Concussions DartmouthSports.com
April 27, 2016 #2 Brown Cruises Past Dartmouth for Ivy League Championship With 16-3 Win ABC6.com
April 27, 2016 NFL DRAFT COUNTDOWN | Harvard's Erudite Big Man Cole Toner Ready to Rock NFL AmericanSportsNet.com
April 27, 2016 Brown Lacrosse on Verge of Undefeated Ivy Season Providence Journal
April 27, 2016 USILA/Lids Team Sports National Players of the Week USILA.org
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April 25, 2016 Princeton's Carrington Akosa Having Immediate Impact on Tiger Track AmericanSportsNet.com
April 25, 2016 New Faces, Another Ivy Title Columbia Spectator
April 25, 2016 Vatz's Takeaways: Big Ten, Ivy League Heating Up InsideLacrosse.com
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April 20, 2016 How Cornell Basketball Hired Brian Earl Cornell Daily Sun
April 19, 2016 Princeton's Ellie DeGarmo Named Epoch/LM Player of Week Lax Magazine
April 19, 2016 Learning How to Build a Successful MLS Roster from scratch MLSSoccer.com
April 19, 2016 College Lacrosse: Men's Team of the Week - Brown Bears NCAA.com
April 12, 2016 David Blatt's Long-Shot Path to Knicks' Coaching Job New York Post
April 11, 2016 Transgender Harvard Swimmer Breaks Boundaries by Competing for Men's Team People.com
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April 7, 2016 Penn Track and Field Sophomore Jeff Wiseman Named 2016 Newman Civic Fellow PennAthletics.com
April 7, 2016 NFL Updates for Tyler Varga '15, Morgan Roberts '16 Yale Daily News
April 3, 2016 Former Ivy League Softball Player Leads UGA's Fundraising Charge for Indoor Facility Athens Banner-Herald
April 1, 2016 Tom O'Connell, 82; Baseball Coach Inspired Teams Boston Globe
April 1, 2016 Former Princeton Iceman General Mark Milley to be Honored in Tampa on April 8 ECACHockey.com
April 1, 2016 Transformed: Harvard's Schuyler Bailar NCAA Champion Magazine
March 31, 2016 Harvard's Jimmy Vesey Among Hobey Baker Award Finalists HobeyBaker.com
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March 30, 2016 Carino: Stop Giving Princeton the Leper Treatment Asbury Park Press
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March 27, 2016 Lo Leads Columbia Past NJIT, 80-65, into CIT Title Game USA Today
March 25, 2016 Still Scoring Touchdowns: Princeton's Sam Young Max Planck Society
March 24, 2016 Math Whiz Merrick Madsen Hopes to Add to his Win Total in Harvard Net Boston Globe
March 24, 2016 StringKing Player of the Week — Week 5: Ben Reeves, Yale InsideLacrosse.com
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March 21, 2016 Yale Star Brandon Sherrod Thanks High School Band After Final College Game USA Today
March 21, 2016 Penn's Mattis Named USTFCCCA National Athlete of the Week USTFCCCA.org
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March 16, 2016 College lacrosse: Brown's Bellistri, Cornell's Donville Named Players of the Week NCAA.com
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March 7, 2016 Yale Celebrates First NCAA Bid Since 1962 USA Today
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March 3, 2016 Ivy League Eliminating Tackling in Practice Will be Football's New Normal CBSSports.com
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March 2, 2016 Quinn Brings Bulldog Mentality to Lacrosse and Life Lax Magazine
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March 2, 2016 Armour: Ivy League's Move to Reduce Tackling is Smart USA Today
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March 1, 2016 Ivy League Moves to Eliminate Tackling at Football Practices New York Times
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February 27, 2016 Brandon Sherrod Ending Yale Basketball Career on a High Note ESPN.com
February 25, 2016 Maodo Lo, an 'Artist With a Basketball' at Columbia New York Times
February 25, 2016 More Than Just Smart Guys: Harvard's Reputation Growing in NFL Sports Illustrated
February 24, 2016 Penn Alum, Swim Coach Brendan McHugh Looks to Olympic Bid The Daily Pennsylvanian
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February 24, 2016 The Senior: Harvard's Jimmy Vesey The Players' Tribune
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February 21, 2016 Yale Banishes Demons. Next Are Tigers and Lions New York Times
February 20, 2016 This Harvard Basketball Player Used Self-Love to Start a Dialogue on Black Identity Boston Globe
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February 18, 2016 Around The Yard: Harvard Men Hockey's Devin Tringale GoCrimson.com
February 18, 2016 When to Jump: Princeton's Bob Callahan Medium.com
February 18, 2016 Seattle Adds Blake Dietrick to Training Camp Roster SeattleStorm.com
February 18, 2016 Five at Five: Columbia Football SNY.com
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February 17, 2016 Duke Basketball: The 1986 Blue Devils Set the Stage for 30 Years of Success NCAA.com
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February 16, 2016 Yale in Position to End 54-Year NCAA Tournament Drought Sports Illustrated
February 14, 2016 Unbeaten Yale Rolls On Boston Globe
February 12, 2016 Yale Athletics Hires Social Media Specialist Yale Daily News
February 11, 2016 Behind the Scenes Access: Princeton's Athletic Training Staff Excels PrincetonTigersFootball.com
February 9, 2016 Changing the Culture of Sports: Dartmouth Football SafeKids.org
February 5, 2016 It's All About Timing: From Ivy League Student to Professional Soccer Player to Budding Entrepreneur Huffington Post
February 4, 2016 Andy Katz' 3-Point Shot: Columbia-Yale Men's Basketball ESPN.com
February 3, 2016 How Cleveland Browns' Top Hires Are Making for Heady Times at Harvard Cleveland Plain Dealer
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January 30, 2016 College Basketball's Greatest Comeback? The Patrick Steeves Story NPR's Only A Game
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January 27, 2016 Browns Name Andrew Berry Vice President of Player Personnel ClevelandBrowns.com
January 27, 2016 College Insider: East's Wyckoff Making Impact at Yale Middletown Journal-News
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January 25, 2016 A Big Push: Brown Track & Field Alum Evan Weinstock Brown Alumni Magazine
January 22, 2016 Ivy League Men's Lacrosse Outlook for 2016 Baltimore Sun
January 22, 2016 New Year's Resolutions With Columbia Track & Field Alum Kyle Merber FloTrack.org
January 21, 2016 A Penn Basketball Player's Near-Death Experience Philadelphia Daily News
January 21, 2016 Big Five Doubleheader Brings Back Memories and Legends Philadelphia Inquirer
January 21, 2016 Profile: Harvard Women's Soccer Alum Bethany Kanten seas.Harvard.edu
January 19, 2016 Big Red Track & Field Alum Stephen Mozia Qualifies for 2016 Summer Olympics CornellBigRed.com
January 19, 2016 Three Men's Hockey Ivies Nominated for Hockey Humanitarian Award ECACHockey.com
January 18, 2016 Max Everson: From Harvard to the Gladiators Atlanta Journal-Constitution
January 18, 2016 Division I Wrestling Notebook: Cornell's Ivy League Streak Reaches 70 NCAA.com
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January 14, 2016 Ivy League Women's Hoops Off to Superb Start Associated Press
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January 13, 2016 Princeton Men's Basketball: Off and Running Princeton Alumni Weekly
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January 11, 2016 Princeton Takes Home Top Spot in NCAA.com Men's Hockey Top Five Plays NCAA.com
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January 8, 2016 NCAA Considers Easing Demands on Athletes' Time Chronicle of Higher Education
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January 5, 2016 Four Ivy Teams Ranked in Nike/LM Division I Men's Lacrosse Preseason Top 20 Lax Magazine
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December 8, 2015 News from Brown: Kuakumensah Sets Ivy League Record for Career Blocked Shots Brown.edu
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December 8, 2015 Break Comes at Good Time for Cornell Men's Hockey Ithaca Journal
December 7, 2015 Big Green Deliver Toys to Children's Hospital at Dartmouth DartmouthSports.com
December 7, 2015 Coaches' New Overture: Limit Early Recruiting New York Times
December 3, 2015 Harvard Works for a Different End to its Season USCHO.com
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December 1, 2015 NCAA Hockey: Brown's Marchin tops Three Stars NCAA.com
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November 30, 2015 Younger Spieth Enjoys Dallas Homecoming on the Court Golf.com
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November 27, 2015 Prospects and Pals, Matt Grzelcyk and Jimmy Vesey Make NHL Wait Sports Illustrated
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November 19, 2015 VIDEO: Dartmouth's Kelsey Miller is an Engineer and a Softball Champ Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth
November 18, 2015 Columbia's Devon Roeper Giving Hope to Those in War-Torn Uganda AmericanSportsNet.com
November 17, 2015 Motivated by Fall, Dana Giordano Ready for NCAA XC Championships FloTrack.org
November 13, 2015 Pac-12 Announces Harvard-Stanford Matchup for 2016 Pac-12 China Game Pac-12.com
November 12, 2015 Brown Celebrates 10 Years of Royce Fellowship for Sport and Society BrownBears.com
November 12, 2015 Columbia Women's Basketball Teams Up with #GoddessApproved Campaign GoColumbiaLions.com
November 11, 2015 Cornell Hockey Faces Off Against Childhood Cancer Ithaca Journal
November 10, 2015 Brandon Sherrod Returns as Yale Eyes Elusive Ivy League Title New Haven Register
November 9, 2015 A Quarterback's Life: Ryan Fitzpatrick, From Fast Food to Feeding His Brain ESPN.com
November 4, 2015 Angela Ruggiero Enters Hall Compared to Bobby Orr NHL.com
November 3, 2015 Wheats Mode: Senior Forward Alex Wheatley is Princeton's Go-To Player in the Post SLAMOnline.com
November 3, 2015 Worth the Trip: A Year in Africa Paid Dividends for Dartmouth's Jayne Valley News
November 2, 2015 Princeton Alum Chris Young, Royals Win World Series IvyLeagueSports.com
November 2, 2015 Yale, Columbia Top 15 in Men's Basketball Mid-Major Power Rankings NBCSports.com
November 1, 2015 VIDEO: Harvard Alum Cameron Brate Scores First Career NFL TD NFL
October 31, 2015 Ryan Fitzpatrick Approaches Record of Fellow Ivy League Alumnus New York Times
October 30, 2015 Opposing Ivy Coaches Have Had a Bond Since Boyhood Boston Globe
October 30, 2015 In Harvard-Dartmouth Clash, Coaches' Bond Stands Out Boston Herald
October 30, 2015 Inside the Hive: Jeremy Lin NBA.com
October 30, 2015 USTFCCCA Recaps: Ivy League Heptagonal Cross Country Championships USTFCCCA.org
October 29, 2015 Ivy League Embraces Friday Night Football, in Small Doses New York Times
October 28, 2015 Harvard Field Hockey Joins the Fight to End Cancer American Cancer Society
October 28, 2015 Penn Field Hockey Outlasting Its Opponents The Daily Pennsylvanian
October 27, 2015 Ivy League Men's Basketball Shaping Up for Special 2015-16 CityofBasketballLove.com
October 27, 2015 Upset-Filled Season Shaking Up Ivy League Volleyball The Daily Pennsylvanian
October 27, 2015 Dartmouth Women's Hockey Enters National Polls DartmouthSports.com
October 26, 2015 New C-USA Commish Judy MacLeod Breaks Female Barrier; More Must Fall CBSSports.com
October 26, 2015 Dartmouth Baseball Alum Named Phillies General Manager Phillies.com
October 26, 2015 Brown's Weinstock Named to 2015-16 USA Bobsled National Team TeamUSA.org
October 26, 2015 Dartmouth's Donowa Finalist for TopDrawerSoccer.com College Goal of the Week TopDrawerSoccer.com
October 24, 2015 Phillies to Name [Dartmouth Baseball Alum] Matt Klentak GM CBSSports.com
October 24, 2015 Princeton's Mason Darrow: Not Alone, Five Strong ESPN
October 22, 2015 Harvard's Scott Peters Is Not Just a One-Note Wonder American Sports Network
October 22, 2015 Murphy Time: Harvard's Greatest Football Coach - and One of the Best Anywhere Harvard Magazine
October 21, 2015 Yale Tabbed as Preseason Ivy League Favorite for First Time CBSSports.com
October 21, 2015 Changing Lives Through Community Building: Columbia Women's Basketball's Devon Roeper Columbia Giving Day
October 21, 2015 'Special Player' Enjoying Record-Breaking Season The Penn Gazette
October 21, 2015 Yale Graduate on Hall of Fame Ballot for Baseball Achievements YaleBulldogs.com
October 20, 2015 Royals' Mike Moustakas, Chris Young Have Leaned on Baseball Amid Grief FS1
October 20, 2015 Cubs Game 3 Starter Kyle Hendricks Balanced School Books, Baseball FOXSports.com
October 20, 2015 Royals' Young Excited to Challenge Toronto's 'Great Lineup' in Game 4 FOXSports.com
October 20, 2015 Still Mourning Father's Death, Princeton Alum Chris Young Gives His All for Royals Kansas City Star
October 20, 2015 Revenge of the Nerds: Ivy League Grads are Taking Over the MLB Postseason MLB.com
October 20, 2015 Chris Young May be Just What the Royals Need RoyalsReview.com
October 19, 2015 Chris Young-R.A. Dickey a Unique Intellectual Mound Battle in ALCS ESPN.com
October 18, 2015 Bryan Walters Emerging as Slot Option for Jacksonville Jaguars RantSports.com
October 16, 2015 Jim Bell Makes Most Of Overseas Football Opportunity Football Matters
October 16, 2015 Dare To Dance: Yale's Justin Sears has Sights on Ending the Bulldogs' NCAA Tournament Drought SLAM Magazine
October 16, 2015 Bagnoli Faces Penn for First Time Since Taking Reins at Columbia STATS FCS Football
October 13, 2015 Maodo Lo Named Candidate for Cousy Award GoColumbiaLions.com
October 12, 2015 Columbia's Maodo Lo Lands on CBSSports.com Top 100 College Basketball Players for 2015-16 CBSSports.com
October 12, 2015 The Improbable NHL Journey of Mike Condon Hamilton Spectator
October 10, 2015 Not Known for Spotlight, Kyle Hendricks Gets Game 2 Start for Cubs ESPN.com
October 10, 2015 Spelling Victory With Victor: Big Green Receiver Puts It All Together in Senior Year Valley News
October 9, 2015 One Moment Turned Harvard's Andrew Fischer into Legend American Sports Network
October 9, 2015 Harvard Women's Soccer Alum Marie Margolius Finding Success in Swedish League HarvardCrimson.com
October 9, 2015 Unbeaten Cornell Women's Soccer Team Hosts Harvard Ithaca Journal
October 9, 2015 Stephen Finally Gets to Tackle A Robot The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
October 9, 2015 Stephen Colbert Practices His Tackling Form on a Robot Sports Illustrated
October 9, 2015 Watch Stephen Colbert Tackle a Football Dummy on The Late Show Time.com
October 9, 2015 Colbert Tackles Dartmouth Dummy Yahoo.com
October 9, 2015 Former Eli Tells Concussion Story Yale Daily News
October 8, 2015 Dartmouth Football Tackling Dummy to Debut on Colbert's 'Late Show' now.Dartmouth.edu
October 7, 2015 Tyler Lussi Says Princeton Women's Soccer Thrilled with Results Under New Coach Sean Driscoll The Trentonian
October 6, 2015 Penn's Alexa Hoover A Dominant Field Hockey Force CBS Philly
October 5, 2015 For Grace Calhoun, It's Time to Rebrand Penn Athletics The Daily Pennsylvanian
October 1, 2015 Off Track with Abbey D'Agostino FloTrack.org
October 1, 2015 Naclerio Proudly Wears Brown's "C" New England Hockey Journal
October 1, 2015 Penn's 4-Year-Old Football Captain Teeming with Inspiration Philadelphia Daily News
September 29, 2015 Cornell's Siergiej Sisters Engineer Success On And Off The Field CornellBigRed.com
September 29, 2015 College Notebook: Watson's Big Game Leads Penn to Milestone Win The Observer Reporter
September 29, 2015 Penn Athletic Program Embraces New Technology Philadelphia Inquirer
September 29, 2015 $$ Five Things: SEC Race Heats Up, Ivy Begins TopDrawerSoccer.com
September 28, 2015 Dartmouth Hockey Alum Julia Bronson Brings Love of the Game to US National Ball Hockey Team WomensHockeyLife.com
September 27, 2015 Penn's Panciello: National Defensive Player of the Week PennAthletics.com
September 26, 2015 Fay Vincent, Yale Celebrate 150 Years of Baseball YaleBulldogs.com
September 25, 2015 Robot Helps Dartmouth Football Players Avoid Concussions CNN.com
September 25, 2015 Walter Camp: All-American Yale Alumni Magazine
September 24, 2015 An Ivy, A New Coach and A Perfectly Terrible Football Record NPR
September 24, 2015 Penn Finally Defeats Villanova Philadelphia Daily News
September 23, 2015 Full Circle: Cornell Lacrosse Alum Mitch Belisle Using Concepts Learned at ILR ilr.Cornell.edu
September 23, 2015 After Making History Last Year, Vanessa Smith and Princeton Want to Keep Climbing Higher Medium.com
September 22, 2015 Princeton's Henderson to Participate in American Cancer Society's Lobby Day Sept. 29 GoPrincetonTigers.com
September 22, 2015 Princeton's Asom, Lussi on TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week TopDrawerSoccer.com
September 22, 2015 Captain Catherine: Truro Native Returns to Ivy League School for Final Year of NCAA Hockey TruroDaily.com
September 17, 2015 30 in 30: Brown Brings Back the Big Guns Lax Magazine
September 17, 2015 Al Bagnoli Is Building From the Bottom at Columbia New York Times
September 16, 2015 Princeton Football: Offensive Lineman Mason Darrow Tells Website He is Gay NCAA.com
September 16, 2015 Mason Darrow, Princeton Offensive Lineman, Says He's Gay New York Times
September 16, 2015 Mason Darrow and Princeton Football Show How Far We've Come Outsports.com
September 16, 2015 Princeton Tigers OL Mason Darrow Comes Out as Gay Sports Illustrated
September 15, 2015 Former Dartmouth Director of Athletics Josie Harper Receives NACWAA Lifetime Achievement Award DartmouthSports.com
September 15, 2015 VIDEO: The Story of Mason Darrow, Princeton Football's Openly Gay Offensive Lineman SBNation.com
September 14, 2015 NFL's Safety Campaign Includes Rule Changes and PR Effort Washington Post
September 9, 2015 Crimson Couture: Old-School Harvard Joins the New-School Uniform Foray Grantland.com
September 8, 2015 No Ordinary Agent: Yale Football Alum Joe Linta Sports Illustrated's The MMQB
August 28, 2015 PRINCETON: Figueroa's Passion is Following Her to Work CentralJersey.com
August 28, 2015 SC Featured: Young Gay Lacrosse Player Helped by 2005 ESPN Feature on Dartmouth's Andrew Goldstein ESPNFrontRow.com
August 27, 2015 Dartmouth's Invincible Football Robot is Good but Probably Capable of Evil SBNation.com
August 27, 2015 Penn Football and Family Ties ThePennGazette.com
August 26, 2015 Tackling Goes High-Tech at Dartmouth with New Dummies Associated Press
August 26, 2015 What's it Like to be an Ivy League Freshman? FLOSoftball.com
August 25, 2015 Dartmouth Football Kicks Off High-Tech Season now.Dartmouth.edu
August 24, 2015 From Serbia to L.A. to Cambridge: Meet Harvard Freshman Balsa Dragovic IvyHoopsOnline.com
August 21, 2015 Fortino's Fortitude CWHL.ca
August 20, 2015 Columbia Soccer Alums Dooley and Mazzullo Team Up for Coaches Across Continents GoColumbiaLions.com
August 17, 2015 Men's Soccer Conference Preview: Ivy TopDrawerSoccer.com
August 17, 2015 Women's Soccer Conference Preview: Ivy TopDrawerSoccer.com
August 16, 2015 James Develin Continues to be Perfect Role Player for Patriots Providence Journal
August 11, 2015 Athletes Show Sport, Music Can Transcend Political Differences AmericanSportsNet.com
August 10, 2015 Maher Family Riding with a Purpose Marshfield Mariner
August 10, 2015 Princeton Baseball Alum Mike Ford Named FSL Player of the Week MiLB.com
August 6, 2015 Bracket Breakdown: Diamond Head Classic ESPN.com
August 4, 2015 Long-Time Giant is the Definition of Anonymous — and is Loving It New York Post
August 3, 2015 Swimming: Penn Alum McHugh Set for World Championships TheDailyJournal.com
August 1, 2015 Incoming Yale Freshman Trey Phills Carrying on His Late Father's Legacy New Haven Register
July 28, 2015 Pedal to the Medal: Senior Guard Jordin Alexander is Thriving in Brown's New Uptempo System SLAMOnline.com
July 28, 2015 20 Question Tuesday: Katie Meili USASwimming.org
July 18, 2015 Brown Track & Field Alum Daveed Diggs: 'I Went From Couch-Surfing to Starring on Broadway' New York Post
July 18, 2015 Columbia Alum Katie Meili Wins 100 Breast Pan American Games Gold Swimming World Magazine
July 17, 2015 Columbia Alum Katie Meili Churns Out No. 2 1:05.64 in 100 Breast SwimVortex.com
July 15, 2015 To Be A Sounder: Dylan Remick Settling into Starting Role with the Sounders SoundersFC.com
July 15, 2015 Keefer's Blog: Student-Athlete Life Yale.edu
July 14, 2015 Former SEC Commissioner, Dartmouth Alum Mike Slive Named 2015 NFF Legacy Award Recipient National Football Foundation
July 13, 2015 The All-Ivy League Ex-Marine Trying to Make the Majors ViceSports.com
July 12, 2015 Germany Hopes Size, Defense Can Disrupt Team USA Offense in Gold-Medal Game Lawrence Journal-World
July 7, 2015 'Hamilton' Roles Are This Rapper's Delight Wall Street Journal
July 6, 2015 How College Swimming Changed My Life: Cornell Coach Wes Newman Swimming World Magazine
June 30, 2015 Openly Transgender Swimmer at Harvard Believed to be a 1st Associated Press
June 29, 2015 VIDEO: Brown Soccer Alum Thomas McNamara Scores for NYCFC MLSSoccer.com
June 29, 2015 Penn Rising Senior Jake Mendelson Earns Spot on Team USA PennAthletics.com
June 29, 2015 Mike Slive's Legacy on the SEC and College Football Sports Illustrated
June 28, 2015 Brown Football Alum Dr. Tom Catena: On a Mission Brown Alumni Magazine
June 28, 2015 "He's Jesus Christ": Brown Football Alum Dr. Tom Catena New York Times
June 26, 2015 Observations: 4) Columbia is the Team to Watch in the Ivy League Next Season CBSSports.com
June 26, 2015 Dartmouth Track & Field Alum Sean Furey '04 Wins Third Career USATF Javelin Championship DartmouthSports.com
June 26, 2015 Utah Jazz Sign Harvard's Wesley Saunders to Summer League Team SBNation.com
June 24, 2015 Intern Chronicles: Harvard Women's Soccer Alum Erika Garcia ESPNFrontRow.com
June 24, 2015 Dartmouth, Princeton Among Academic Progress Rate (APR) Award Winners Announced by FCS ADA NACDA.com
June 23, 2015 Openly Transgender Swimmer to Break Ground at Harvard Boston Globe
June 23, 2015 Harvard Athlete with Prosthetic Running Device Allowed to Compete Next Season NCAA.org
June 23, 2015 Lisa Caputo: Field of Dreams NCAA.org
June 18, 2015 Penn's Mattis Soaks in his Status as NCAA Discus Champion Philly.com
June 17, 2015 Schuyler Bailar to be First Openly Transgender D1 NCAA Swimmer Swimming World Magazine
June 15, 2015 Meet the Most Athletic Woman on Wall Street BusinessInsider.com
June 12, 2015 Harvard Women's Soccer Alum Sophie Legros '12 to Speak at Women's World Cup GoCrimson.com
June 10, 2015 Columbia's Boretti, Falcone Earn ECAC Postseason Honors GoColumbiaLions.com
June 10, 2015 A Speech, Some Mail and Book Suggestions for Dad Monday Morning Quarterback
June 9, 2015 Penn's Ferguson and Markham Share Academic All-Area Performer of the Year PennAthletics.com
June 4, 2015 One False Step Puts Record-Setter Brown's Josie Natrasevschi on Path to NCAA Championships AmericanSportsNet.com
June 3, 2015 What a Career: North Andover's Michael Weisman Has Eventful, Exciting Finish at Columbia Eagle Tribune
June 3, 2015 Penn Baseball Earns Top Big 5 Honors, Team of the Year PennAthletics.com
June 2, 2015 Second Serve: How the Cornell Men's Tennis Team Came Back Against the Odds BigRedSportsNetwork.org
May 31, 2015 Columbia Pulls Stunner over Miami to Stay Alive in NCAA Tournament New York Post
May 30, 2015 Columbia's Alex Rosenberg inspired by former teammate Kyrie Irving AmericanSportsNet.com
May 30, 2015 Columbia Makes Statement with NCAA Tourney Baseball Upset New York Post
May 28, 2015 How Columbia Star Hitter, Warrior Overcame Plate Struggles New York Post
May 24, 2015 Columbia Emerges as a Surprising Force in Baseball New York Times
May 21, 2015 Harvard Grad Killorn Makes Mom Proud with Degree, Lightning Tampa Tribune
May 20, 2015 Harvard Hockey Alum Don Sweeney Named GM of Bruins BostonBruins.com
May 15, 2015 An Island, a Dog, and a Schuylkill Lifer Philadelphia Inquirer
May 15, 2015 Displaying Its Prowess at Both Ends of the Field, Tiger Women's Lax Advances to NCAA Quarters Town Topics
May 13, 2015 Princeton Women's Tennis: Top Flight Princeton Alumni Weekly
May 13, 2015 From the Office of the President - Senior Snapshots: Class of 2015 Princeton.edu
May 12, 2015 Eight Students Receive 2015 Spirit of Princeton Award Princeton.edu
May 11, 2015 Brown's Natalie Schudrowitz Earns Weekly FloAwards FloTrack.org
April 22, 2015 Cornell Hockey, The Ivy League, and the Survival of the Student Athlete BigRedSportsNetwork.org
April 22, 2015 Notre Dame's Matt Kavanagh, Brown's Jack Kelly Earn Weekly NCAA Honor NCAA.com
April 22, 2015 Onorato: The Dream that Brought Meaning Yale Daily News
April 21, 2015 Why You Should Care About the Penn Relays The Daily Pennsylvanian
April 21, 2015 Brown's Jack Kelly Named Epoch/Lacrosse Magazine Player of the Week Lax Magazine
April 21, 2015 Bulldog Leadership at National Forum YaleBulldogs.com
April 20, 2015 College Corner: Princeton's Mazzaccaro Embracing Comeback Asbury Park Press
April 16, 2015 Ivy League Men's Tennis at the Top of its Game Columbia Spectator
April 16, 2015 Defensive Dominance – Jordan Stevens Stands Tall For Cornell CornellBigRed.com
April 15, 2015 Tough Call: Princeton's Blake Dietrick Goes Pro ESPN.com
April 9, 2015 Brown Baseball Continues Involvement with Vs. Cancer Foundation in Head-Shaving Event BrownBears.com
April 9, 2015 Brown Women's Basketball Raises Money For The Tomorrow Fund BrownBears.com
April 9, 2015 Stewart, Nurse and Banghart Headline ECAC Division I Women's Basketball All-Star Team ECACSports.com
April 9, 2015 Yale Makes certain Mandi Schwartz's Legacy Continues to Grow FOXSports.com
April 8, 2015 Brown Soccer Alum Dylan Remick Aiming to Become Seattle Sounders' Left Back of the Future MLSSoccer.com
April 7, 2015 Dixon's Takeaways: Loyola Drubs Navy, Ivy Intrigue and More InsideLacrosse.com
April 6, 2015 McAnaney: What to Make of Ivy League Madness? LaxMagazine.com
April 6, 2015 Which Colleges Have the Most Combined Football and Basketball National Titles? SBNation.com
April 6, 2015 SI's Faces in the Crowd Includes Yale's Eric Hsieh Sports Illustrated
April 3, 2015 Neil deGrasse Tyson Was Once An Undefeated Wrestler Huffington Post
April 3, 2015 Philadelphia-Area Fencer Flourishes at Columbia Philadelphia Inquirer
April 3, 2015 Courtney Banghart: Reflections on Being the Coach Princeton.edu
April 3, 2015 Siena and Cornell to Play Benefit Series at Doubleday Field SienaSaints.com
April 2, 2015 Cornell's Mozia Named ECAC Metro/Upstate Athlete of the Week ECACSports.com
April 2, 2015 Brown's Natrasevschi, Penn's Taylor Receive ECAC Weekly Awards ECACSports.com
April 2, 2015 Yale Hockey Team Gets a Pick-Me-Up from Hollywood After NCAA Tournament Loss ftw.USAToday.com
April 2, 2015 Six Men's Lacrosse Ivies Among InsideLacrosse.com Mid-Season 2015 DI All-Americans InsideLacrosse.com
April 2, 2015 Five Women's Lacrosse Ivies Named InsideLacrosse.com Mid-Season 2015 WDI All-Americans InsideLacrosse.com
April 2, 2015 Brown LSM Larken Kemp Making Most of 'Green Light' InsideLacrosse.com
April 1, 2015 Penn's Markham, Ferguson Listed in InsideLacrosse.com WDI Player of the Year Watch InsideLacrosse.com
April 1, 2015 WD1 Wednesday: It's Cornell's Move in the Ancient Eight LaxMagazine.com
April 1, 2015 Advice from a College Lacrosse Coach: Penn's Karin Corbett USLacrosse.org
April 1, 2015 Yale's Reeves Among NCAA Rookie Leaders YaleBulldogs.com
March 30, 2015 Remembering Walter Chauncey Camp Columbia Spectator
March 28, 2015 Inside Jeremy Lin's Life ESPN.com
March 27, 2015 Blake Dietrick Shooting for Draft Pick ESPN.com
March 26, 2015 Sumo Wrestling and Sukiyaki: Inside Princeton's Life-Altering Trip to Japan Bleacher Report
March 26, 2015 Princeton Head Coach Courtney Banghart Among Fortune's 50 World's Greatest Leaders Fortune.com
March 26, 2015 Princeton Women's Basketball: A Legacy Builds SLAMOnline.com
March 25, 2015 Princeton's Future Bright After Historic Women's Season Yahoo! Sports
March 24, 2015 Brown Football Alum Kyle Rowley Eager to Put Passing Game to the Test for Portland Thunder Portland Tribune
March 21, 2015 Penn Athletics Mourns Passing of Chuck Bednarik PennAthletics.com
March 21, 2015 Hall of Famer Chuck Bednarik Dead at 89 USA Today
March 19, 2015 President Likes Princeton's Chances ESPN.com
March 19, 2015 Princeton Women's Basketball Team is Perfect in Many Ways Los Angeles Daily News
March 18, 2015 Oral History: Harvard Stuns Stanford ESPN.com
March 18, 2015 30 for 30 Shorts: The Billion Dollar Game Grantland.com
March 18, 2015 Unbeaten Princeton Undeterred by Disappointing No. 8 Seed Yahoo.com
March 17, 2015 Dietrick Drives Princeton to 30-0 ESPN.com
March 17, 2015 Undefeated Yet Underseeded, Princeton Moves on to NCAA Women's Play USA Today
March 17, 2015 Princeton's Reward for Perfection: A No. 8 Seed Wall Street Journal
March 16, 2015 Chatham Grad Berntsen Guides Undefeated Princeton Toward NCAA History DailyRecord.com
March 16, 2015 Graham Hays' Five Burning Questions Off the Bracket ESPN.com
March 15, 2015 Yale RB Tyler Varga Balancing Ivy League Education with NFL Dreams BleacherReport.com
March 14, 2015 Harvard Tops Yale for Ivy League Title Sports Illustrated
March 12, 2015 Harvard and Yale Will Play Their Most Meaningful Basketball Game Ever on Saturday Wall Street Journal
March 11, 2015 Brown's Molloy Named USILA Player of the Week BrownBears.com
March 10, 2015 Ivy League Can Grow While Keeping Its Principles Boston Globe
March 9, 2015 Like Kentucky Men, Princeton Women Close In on Perfection New York Times
March 8, 2015 Yale Football Staff Produces Three Bone Marrow Donors Associated Press
March 8, 2015 How Harvard Spent 62 Minutes Waiting on its NCAA Tournament Fate NBCSports.com
March 7, 2015 Yale Holds Off Harvard as Jones Leads Team Close to Generational Moment Sports Illustrated
March 5, 2015 Princeton's Currier Earns USILA and NCAA.com Player of the Week Honors GoPrincetonTigers.com
March 5, 2015 This is Harvard, This is Yale NCAA.com
March 5, 2015 Ernst Gives Underdog Brown a Chance to Win Providence Journal
March 4, 2015 CONCACAF Wrap: Princeton Product Porter Sends Montréal to Semifinals Philly.com
March 3, 2015 Princeton Women Continue Quest for Perfection Associated Press
March 3, 2015 Cubs Pitcher Hendricks Looks for More Success in Second Season Associated Press
March 3, 2015 Week–3 Primetime Performers CollegeBaseball360.com
March 3, 2015 ESPN Outside The Lines - Princeton Women's Basketball ESPN Outside The Lines
March 3, 2015 Women's College Coach of the Year – Ten Semifinalists NaismithTrophy.com
March 2, 2015 More Than Just a Race for Penn's Cochran-Fikes The Daily Pennsylvanian
March 2, 2015 Penn Football Alum, Former Wharton Dean, Delware President Harker to Become Philly Fed President Philadelphia Inquirer
March 2, 2015 Unselfish Seniors Help Princeton Women's Basketball Top Brown, Improve to 27-0 Princeton Alumni Weekly
March 1, 2015 Princeton Women's Basketball Team Enjoying Perfect Season NorthJersey.com
February 24, 2015 Player of the Week: Erin Slifer, Princeton InsideLacrosse.com
February 20, 2015 Meet the Former Harvard Football Player Who Wants to Make High School Sports Big in China BusinessInsider.com
February 20, 2015 Browns Players, Coaches Help Draft Prospects Who Face Similar Path to NFL ClevelandBrowns.com
February 19, 2015 Combine Chronicles: For Tyler Varga, 'Not Enough Hours in the Day' Bleacher Report
February 18, 2015 Princeton's Undefeated Season Has Players Imagining Bigger Games Bloomberg.com
February 15, 2015 Gabas Maldunas: The Long Journey from Lithuania to Dartmouth One-Bid Wonders
February 13, 2015 Princeton Forward is Lights Out on the Court and Off New York Times
February 12, 2015 Princeton Lone Unbeaten Team Left in Women's Basketball Associated Press
February 12, 2015 Brown's Bazile, Columbia's Eke and Hardie Earn ECAC Weekly Honors ECACSports.com
February 11, 2015 Miles to Go Before Penn's Conner Paez Sleeps The Daily Pennsylvanian
February 11, 2015 At Yale, Trading a Playbook for a Songbook New York Times
February 11, 2015 His Father — and Mother's — Son — the Kyle Castlin Story One-Bid Wonders
February 11, 2015 His Father — and Mother's — Son — the Kyle Castlin Story OneBidWonders.com
February 10, 2015 2015 Conference Previews: Ivy League D1Baseball.com
February 10, 2015 Penn's Football Rivals Receive NFL Combine Invite The Daily Pennsylvanian
February 10, 2015 Cornell: Garrett and Dean (The Trailer) FloWrestling.org
February 10, 2015 Columbia Women's Basketball Will Play 4Kay this Weekend vs. Harvard, Dartmouth GoColumbiaLions.com
February 10, 2015 Harvard Football to Host Red Cross Blood Drive 1-6 p.m. on March 27 GoCrimson.com
February 10, 2015 Jack Ford: From the Football Field to the Court Room to the Small Screen, He's All About Winning NCAA.org
July 19, 2011 | Men's Lacrosse Princeton's Wiedmaier Off to Uganda to Promote Lacrosse and Education
April 13, 2011 Brown SAAC Presents Providence Plays
April 10, 2011 | Men's Soccer Harvard and Haiti Play to 0-0 Tie in Men's Soccer Exhibition Fundraiser
January 21, 2011 | Men's Basketball Brown Basketball Host Clinic for Special Olympics
December 13, 2010 | Field Hockey Yale's Lexy Adams Prepares to Make Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donation
November 26, 2010 | Men's Ice Hockey Dartmouth Men's Ice Hockey to Host Annual Toy Drive
November 9, 2010 | Men's Rowing Yale Crew Teams Pull for a Cure
November 3, 2010 | Football Brown Athletics Announces Literacy Day In Partnership with the Providence Public Schools
October 27, 2010 | Men's Squash Dartmouth Squash Player Chris Hanson Running "Miles for Mom"
October 22, 2010 | Men's Rowing Brown Crew Set to Pull for the Cure at the Head of the Charles
October 20, 2010 | Men's Basketball Cornell Men's Basketball Packs Meals For "Feed My Starving Children"
September 30, 2010 | Women's Rowing Brown Women's Crew Raises Over $4K for Ovarian Cancer
September 27, 2010 Dartmouth Men's Soccer Mentors Local Youth Teams
June 22, 2010 Ivies Invest in Urban Education
February 19, 2010 Help for Haiti
July 27, 2009 Adaptive Volunteering


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Everyone's a Winner at Wimbledon
On grass, tennis looks cleaner. There's none of the dirt that kicks off the red clay at Roland Garros, and players wear classic tennis whites. The stat sheets look cleaner, too: Rafael Nadal committed just seven unforced errors against Andy Murray in their four-set semifinal, or one every 31 points. And just three of those came after the first set. By contrast, Nadal committed 31 unforced errors against Murray in their semifinal last month in Paris on the French Open's clay surface — even though Nadal won that match in straight sets.
Winners are easier to come by on grass, because the ball travels quickly through the court and doesn't bounce high — though the difference isn't as great as it once was. Still, players don't need to hit shots as hard and close to the lines to win points. More serves are aces, more volleys unreturnable. So rallies take less time, players can win while taking fewer risks and there are fewer opportunities for unforced errors.
Nadal, in particular, has tailored his game perfectly for the lawns this year. He has committed errors on just 5% of points he's played so far — never reaching 10% in any of his six matches — while hitting winners on 20% of them. His opponent in the final, Novak Djokovic, has won 49 of his last 50 matches by playing high-margin, low-error tennis, but his stats aren't quite as clean as Nadal's at Wimbledon. Djokovic has won 16% of points he's played with winners, while losing 8% with unforced errors.
The women finalists have played higher-risk tennis, and been rewarded. Maria Sharapova has winners on 20% of points she's played, compared to errors on 12% (more than one third of those on double faults, the bane of her game in recent years). And her opponent, Petra Kvitova, has been crushing the ball, ending 30% of points with winners — one-sixth of those with aces — while hitting unforced errors on just 11% of points.
Hitting more winners than unforced errors has been typical at this year's tournament. The average point in a men's match has had a 35% chance of ending with a winner and a 21% chance of ending with an unforced errors (meaning the average man has half those numbers, since only one player can hit an error or winner on a given point). And for women, those percentages are 32% and 26%.
Some commentators — on TV broadcasts in the U.S. and on Tennis.com — have wondered if the numbers are off. But it turns out that last year's Wimbledon featured even more winners, and a higher ratio of winners to unforced errors. For the men, the winner rate is down 30% this year from last year, and the winner/unforced error ratio is down 17%. And for the women the winner rate is down 17%, while the winner/error ratio is up 3% from last year. Since the mix of players isn't all that different, this suggests changes in the balls and/or courts. But however much Wimbledon has changed, it remains a tournament with more winners than its peers. The winners this weekend will be those who can match their aggression optimally to this year's conditions.


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Nature v. Nature
Coastal Resiliency after Hurricane Sandy
"I lost my first home in the Nor'easter of 1992, but since the restoration we have been protected." John Reilly, Cape May homeowner
Hurricane Sandy was an unprecedented storm in our region, causing billions of dollars of damage and heartbreaking loss of life, livelihood and property. Almost no one went unaffected. And yet, even from those dark days, a positive lesson emerged about using natural defenses to protect ourselves from natural threats in the face of increasingly frequent and intense storms.
Our Cape May Meadows preserve, restored to a healthy natural state in 2007, played a vital role in safeguarding its surrounding communities, a contrast to the devastation the region has seen during storms prior to that restoration. Several other coastal towns that have historically embraced nature survived Sandy with minimal effects as well.
South Cape May
Storms and invasive vegetation assaulted South Cape May so badly from the 1950s onward that the populace moved inland. The Nature Conservancy acquired the South Cape May Meadows Preserve in 1981, and with the help of various partners, restored it to a healthy natural state in 2007 by building dunes, re-establishing wetland water flow and controlling invasives.
Since then the ecosystem has been a model of resilience. Wildlife flourishes and homes are protected from storm damage and sea-level rise. Hurricane Sandy was no exception—the preserve environs emerged unscathed, and the only local flooding was an area where residents had resisted dune restoration.
Cape May homeowner John Reilly says the natural defenses are what saved his property. "I lost my first home in the Nor'easter of 1992," he says. "But since the restoration we have been protected."
Midway Beach
Less than three miles from the Seaside Heights boardwalk, where a rollercoaster fell into the Atlantic Ocean and 90 percent of homes were damaged or destroyed, is Midway Beach, a community whose residents returned from mandatory evacuations to find their houses intact and dry. Nature and good stewardship made the difference.
Smart town planning years ago allowed for a wide, flat beach. Residents took simple but effective action to encourage dune formation by erecting wooden fences, planting native vegetation and letting nature take its course.
"We've engaged in 30 years of dune building through natural processes, fencing and stewardship," says Dominick Solazzo of the Midway Beach Association. "We have some of the largest dunes in the state—in fact our dunes after the hurricane are larger than the dunes of many towns before the storm."
How did the community rebuild dune loss from Sandy? With fences and old Christmas trees. Solazzo says the dunes grew by several feet within just a few months after the storm.
Barnegat Light
Long Beach Island was a story in contrasts at its northern and southern tips following Hurricane Sandy. At the southernmost end where beaches are flat and narrow, the town of Holgate was hit hard; many other communities along the island's 18-mile length were damaged. But Barnegat Light, the northernmost borough, emerged virtually untouched. Again the answer was man and nature working harmoniously.
From 1988 to 1991, improvements to the Barnegat Inlet's south jetty made the waterway's banks evenly parallel instead of arrowhead shaped. The result is a sand accumulation pattern that creates and naturally replenishes a wide beach with a vigorous dune system. Local residents regularly enhance nature's work with native plantings to help combat wind and water erosion.
"Barnegat Light represents one of the most robust dune systems for a developed barrier island on the entire East Coast," says Christopher Huch, executive director of Alliance for a Living Ocean, which concentrates its conservation work on the island. "Residents nurture the diverse ecosystem, including dunes, young maritime forests and freshwater wetlands. It's clearly beneficial."


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Westerleigh, Mariners Harbor, Port Richmond, West New Brighton,
Livingston, New Brighton, Randall Manor, St. George, Stapleton,
Take a look at all the latest results for the November 5, 2002 general
x-John W. Lavelle (Dem) 10,718 - 57 percent
Terry Player (Rep) 8,142 - 43 percent
Assemblyman John W. Lavelle (Dem) is a member of the New
York State Assembly's Committee on Education, Mental Health,
Social Services, Transportation and Veterans' Affairs. In
1993, Lavelle was appointed to the New York State Charter
Commission for the City of Staten Island and, in 1999, was
elected to serve as chairman of the Richmond County
Democratic Party. Lavelle also spent over 20 years serving
on the Community Advisory Board for the Sisters of Charity
Health Care System at St. Vincent's Medical Center and has
served as vice chair of the Camelot Counseling Center's
Board of Directors.
Terry Player (Rep) is the chief executive officer of
North American Data, a business and commercial printing
firm. Mr. Player received his Bachelor of Arts degree in
Sociology from Alabama A & M University in 1969. In 1997,
he ran for New York City Council in the 49th district.
1. Rent Regulation: The current rent regulation laws expire in June 2003. Supporters of rent regulation hope that the current provisions will be extended for another five years and that the legislature will repeal the provision which deregulates apartments that rent for $2,000 or more a month. The State Assembly passed such a bill this year, but it died in the Senate in the face of opposition from Majority Leader Joseph Bruno. If the Legislature does not take concerted action in June, rent regulation in New York City will end.
2. Commuter Tax: In 1999, when the State Legislature repealed the Commuter Tax, the city's economy was good. Reinstatement of the Commuter Tax is likely to come up again this Spring as the City's economy takes a turn for the worse.
3. School Funding: Even with mayoral control of the school system, more than 40 percent of New York City's school funding comes from Albany. Next year's budget will determine how much money New York City's schools will get from the state.
4. Rockefeller drug laws: New York's drug laws, passed in 1973 by Governor Nelson Rockefeller, are among the harshest in the nation. The Democratic-controlled Assembly, Republican-controlled Senate, and the Governor have not been able to agree on how to reform these laws, look for renewed negotiations and new legislation in the next term.
5. Minimum Wage: Currently set at $5.15 an hour, Democrats will likely propose raising the minimum wage to $6.75 an hour, a proposal that failed last year.
6. Sexual Orientation Non Discrimination Act: This has been floating around the New York State Legislature for 30 years, with the Governor's support, it is likely to come up for a vote again next Spring.
7. Campaign Finance Reform: Some 80 organizations have proposed a "Clean Money, Clean Elections" bill for the New York State Legislature. Like the New York City law, it would establish a system under which candidates who comply with limits on campaign spending and contributions would receive public funds for their political campaigns.
Sexual Orientation Non-Discrimination Act
The Sexual Orientation Non-Discrimination Act adds actual or
perceived sexual orientation to the state's existing laws
which prohibit discrimination in employment, housing, public
accommodations, education, and credit on the basis of age,
race, creed, color, national origin, sex, disability or
marital status.
Pride Agenda's Position: SUPPORT
John W. Lavelle's Position: SUPPORT
Hate Crimes Act
The Hate Crimes Act enhances criminal penalties for a long
list of crimes in which perpetrators intentionally select a
target based on the victim's actual or perceived race,
color, national origin, ancestry, gender, religion,
religious practice, age, disability or sexual orientation.
The Hate Crimes Act also requires the state to collect,
analyze and annually report on data regarding hate crimes
throughout the state.
Pride Agenda's Position: SUPPORT
John W. Lavelle's Position: NO VOTE
Comparable Worth Bill
This bill enacts the "New York State Fair Pay Act" which
declares it unlawful to discriminate between employees of
different sexes for work that is of comparable worth.
BC of NYS Position: OPPOSITION
John W. Lavelle's Position: SUPPORT
Act to Increase State Minimum Wage
This act amends the labor law, raising state minimum wage
from $5.15 to $6.75 an hour as of January 1, 2003.
BC of NYS Position: OPPOSITION
John W. Lavelle's Position:SUPPORT
Act to Amend the Retirement and Social Security Law
regarding Age of Retirees
This act decreases the age at which public retirees may
re-enter public employment without losing any of their
benefits from 70 to 65.
AFL-CIO's Position: SUPPORT
John W. Lavelle's Position: SUPPORT
Act to Amend the Labor Law regarding Employer Responsibilities
This act stipulates that the failure to post a statement of
wage rates and supplements at any job site shall be regarded
as a misdemeanor and subject to a civil penalty. It
requires maintenance of "sign-in" and "sign-out" sheets upon
the request of the fiscal officer.
AFL-CIO's Position: SUPPORT
John W. Lavelle's Position: SUPPORT
Emergency Contraception for Rape Survivors Act
This act requires hospitals to provide information on
emergency contraception and, upon request of a rape
survivor, to distribute emergency contraception to rape
survivors during emergency treatment.
Family Planning Association of New York's Position: SUPPORT
John W. Lavelle's Position: SUPPORT
Contraceptive Coverage Equality Act
This act requires health and accident insurance policies
that provide coverage for prescription drugs to cover the
costs of contraceptives prescribed by a healthcare provider
authorized to prescribe drugs according to the education
Family Planning Association of New York's Position: SUPPORT
John W. Lavelle's Position: SUPPORT
Immigrant Healthcare Act
This measure allows aliens to receive medical assistance
with less difficulty and calls for state reimbursement of
certain medical assistance and family health plus costs
incurred on behalf of certain aliens.
Family Planning Association of New York's Position: SUPPORT
John W. Lavelle's Position: SUPPORT
October 22, 2002
The road to Albany won't be easy for Terry Player, a Republican challenger
in the 61st District. The North Shore is Staten Island's Democratic
stronghold. And even if he gets elected, it might not get any easier. In the
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hi all!!, we have installed a BO XI 3.1 and integration kit for SAP BW, so I would like to stat the CMC but I don't know the exact command for do that. Also I have tried to start CMS with comand ccm.sh but withouth sucess, and I have used the command ccm.sh -display but the message is
Creando Administrador de sesiones...
Conectando a CMS...
err: ERROR No se ha podido conectar a CMS (STU00152)
err: Descripción del error: Enterprise authentication could not log you on. Please make sure your logon information is correct. (FWB 00008)
SO i would like to ask if someone know how start and stop BO (CMC and so on) and where I can find the logs.
Thanks in advance
hi again, I,m not sure, but I believe the problem is with the initial page of CmcApp and the other applications, becuase when I,m trying to open the CmcApp i got the next error
HTTP Status 404 - /PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logon
type Status report
message /PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logon.do
description The requested resource (/PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logon.do) is not available.
Any idea?
What your application server?
If you want to start CMS type following command. Before that check your repository connection.
./ccm.sh -start sia
thanks for the command, yes I have applied this command but the message is the next
(devbodb2).dboinst1:/DBO/bobje > ./ccm.sh -start sia
err: ERROR No se ha podido encontrar la entrada del servidor. Es posible que el servidor no exista. (STU00146)
so If i run the command withour sia then it works. Also I have used the
i,m sorry.....I Continue.
I have use the command serverconfig.sh and there is the next server.
Business Objects
devbodb2 (sia)
Also when i try to open the CmcApHTTP Status 404 - /PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logon.do
type Status report
message /PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logon.do
description The requested resource (/PartnerPlatformService/service/app/logon.do) is not available.
p the internet explorer show me the message
...And i have tried to delete de directories for tomcat create again but without sucess. Do you know how what I have to do for know if BO is started?? i Mean ps -ef and see some procesess or something like this
Thanks again
since the CMC is not available your BOBJ installation has not been succesfull. Which kind of Unix did you install BOBJ on? Was it a 32 or 64 bit O/S? WHich version of the Java Conncector did you install prior to installing the int.Kit for SAP Solutions?
I,m not sure about the BO installation, so after we finished the BO installation we could call CmcApp from internet explorer, but after we install Integration kit for BW the CmcApp failed (as we can see not only Cmcapp fails but other applications like infoviewapp).
We are installing BO under Aix 5.3 and the Java conector is 2.0.12 32 bits (we can not find the 64 bits version for AIx and Java connector).
Before we continue with the installtion of the integration kit we have installed the libraries libsapjcorfc.o librfccm.o on /DBO/bobje/enterprise120/aix_rs6000 directory as guide say.
What would you recommend us?
Thanks alot.
you should use the SAP Java Connector 2.1.8 (you are using an older version) 32 bits (even if you have a 64bit machine) on your system. You can find this version here : [http//service.sap.com/connectors]
Please do not forget to add the path to the sapjco.jar file in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable.
Just deploy the files from the above version of the java connector and reinstall (first uninstall) the int.Kit for SAP.
hello stratos, we apreciate very much your answer, so how we can deploy the *.jar? thanks again
just copy the sapjco.jar in a local directory on the machine your BOBJ server runs on and define an environment variable named CLASSPATH to contain the path to the the sapjco.jar.
thanks stratos, the solution works!! the step for soltuion was
1.- unistall BO integration kit.
2.- uncompress new SAPjco 2.1.18 and copy the files to the directory in guide.
3.- CLASSPATH point to sapjco.jar
4.- install again integration kit
5.- and when we start Cmc works.!!!


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Two goals in the space of one first-half minute from Jack Wilshere and Olivier Giroud at Villa Park proved enough for the Gunners at despite a late Christian Benteke reply.
The result lifted Wenger's men back to the top of the Barclays Premier League and provided a good riposte after the other members of the top seven won over the weekend.
Wenger said: "It was a big win for us. We had to give a strong response.
"Everyone looks at you to see if you drop points because they have made their points over the weekend.
"You are a bit more under pressure when you play last because you know you are not allowed to drop points.
"You can only give one answer - to win the game."
Arsenal looked to be cruising towards victory until Benteke, after four months without a goal, suddenly rediscovered his scoring touch 14 minutes from time to set up a frantic finish.
Wenger said: "There were two different halves. The first half was about playing well, the speed of our passing and control of the game. The second half was more about fighting.
"Villa played straight through the middle, a very direct game.
"Maybe we were a little bit too cautious just to keep the 2-0 and it was then about fighting. Our defenders kept us in the game.
"It was a nervous finish but overall you have to say Villa did fight until the end and were committed for every single ball.
"You have to give them credit for that. It is why it was a difficult game for us but I like the fact we are mentally ready for a fight."
England midfielder Wilshere showed his class by finishing off a neat move in style to open the scoring and then providing a perfect pass for Giroud to double the lead.
Wenger said: "He has found his change of pace again.
"I would say his game is about that and his penetration. He is not only a passer but is a guy who is incisive with the ball. It is his strength.
"For that you need to be at the top of your game physically. He is coming back to his best."
The concerns for Wenger were injuries to Tomas Rosicky, who took a blow to the face in a challenge with Gabriel Agbonlahor, and Nacho Monreal, hurt when fairly tackled by Ron Vlaar.
Wenger said: "Rosicky has a bad nose. I don't know if it is broken or not but it looked bad.
"I didn't see it (the incident) and Tomas doesn't know if he did it on purpose or not.
"Monreal I think was an accident. We have to check his metatarsal Tuesday morning. He got a kick on the top of the laces."
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Within hours, a headache, sore throat and cough may develop.
On top of it all, there is exhaustion and a feeling that your body has been run over by a truck.
Expect nothing good from then on.
"We have both hit a shade over 103-degree temperature with this and when that happens, we shiver uncontrollably," said Kimberly Myers, 40, of Newport. "It's pretty awful."
Myers and her 11-year-old son both have the flu.
"He started out two weeks ago with a stomach bug, vomiting and all," Myers said. "Then when we thought he was getting better, this second round hit. The doctor told us it could be another three or four days."
When she phoned his elementary school to report her son's absence, the secretary was out sick with the flu, along with a number of students.
"About the only thing you can do is go to bed and drink plenty of fluids," Myers said with a raspy voice. "The doctor did give my son antibiotics for his throat and ears."
The "significant bump" in influenza incidence in the past two weeks has led Marietta Memorial Hospital to restrict visitors to family only, according to Jennifer Offenberger, director of marketing and public relations.
The notice to the community was effective Wednesday. It is the first time this year the hospital has limited patient visitation.
"We had been seeing a significant increase in respiratory illness and flu-like symptoms since Christmas, but the last two weeks have seen a peak," Offenberger said. "There are situations where patients are in serious or critical condition. Limiting visitation until further notice keeps our community, patients and staff as healthy as possible."
The move is expected to also help reduce the spread of illness in the community, she said.
People can send electronic greetings to patients via the hospital's Web site, http://www.mmhospital.org.'>www.mmhospital.org.
Although the flu has reached widespread status in Ohio and many other states and is making a huge appearance locally. Vickie Kelly, director of nursing at the Marietta City Health Department, said it isn't too late to get a flu shot.
"It really never hits here until March," Kelly said. "We still have a lot of time ahead of us."
The vaccine could lessen symptoms of the flu, she said.
But there is never a guarantee that the vaccine selected will be the strain of influenza floating around. It didn't happen this year.
"Flu vaccine is a mix, a 'guesstimate' of what's circulating around," Kelly said. "This vaccine has been less effective than some others."
Schools are reporting a high number of cases of flu, Kelly said.
"Children are considered at high risk for complications, pretty much as high as elderly people who get the flu," she said.
A U.S. Centers for Disease Control report says more than 20 children younger than 18 have died during this year's outbreak. Colorado has reported nine deaths of children and is investigating whether two other deaths were caused by flu. Last year, only two children in Colorado died of flu complications.
Hand washing is considered the very best protection against the flu.
"Also, if you are sick and believe that you may have flu — stay home," Kelly said.
Carol Thomson, registered nurse at Marietta Middle School, said absenteeism from influenza has not been bad, so far.
"Not yet," Thomson said. "We have had kids with flu. There are a couple of different things going around now."
She said immunization officials with the CDC did their best to select the flu strain they thought would hit this winter.
"But, oops, they got the wrong one," she said.
Students who are sick with flu should stay home, especially if there is any fever with the illness.
"They need to stay home until there is no fever for 24 hours without medication to lower the fever," Thomson said.
Dr. Kathleen Meckstroth, commissioner of the Washington County Health Department, said influenza is widespread in the region and "occurring later than normal years."
"We expect it to continue through March, but you can't predict these things," she said. "There's also a lot of stomach virus going around."
Fact BoxIt's not too late
for a flu shot
¯ Washington County Health Department, 342 Muskingum Drive: 1 to 6 p.m. Wednesdays; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays.
For more information: 374-2782.
¯ Marietta City Health Department, 304 Putnam St.: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays.
For more information: 373-0611, ext. 108.
Steps to avoid influenza
¯ Wash hands frequently and well, especially before eating.
¯ Keep hands away from nose and mouth.
¯ If you cough or sneeze, cough or sneeze into your sleeve instead of your hands.
¯ Avoid crowds.
¯ If you are sick, stay home and avoid contact with others.
¯ If your child is sick and has a fever, keep the child home from school until the fever has been gone 24 hours – without Tylenol or any fever-reducing medication.
Source: Times research.


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The first ever GAY slasher film! HellBent is the terrifying original feature from writer/director Paul Etheredge-Ouzts and Joseph Wolf, the co-creator of such horror classics as Halloween and A Nightmare on Elm Street. Taking place at the famed West Hollywood Halloween Carnival, there is a serial killer on the loose. A group of four gay friends will have to fight for their lives to make it through a night where flamboyant costumes, beautiful people, drugs, music, dancing and sex are everywhere. A wild, relentless ride that combines winning and appealing characters, unexpected surprises, and shocking scares, HellBent is a refreshing new classic for the horror genre.


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Theon wakes to find Osha gone. Note the kraken on the wall—this looks to be Theon's old chambers at Winterfell, rather than the lord's chambers he takes up in the novels.
The Westeros network consists of several different sites, including a forum and a wiki, for all your A Song of Ice and Fire needs.


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Chinese Solar Industry Fueled By Unsustainable Debt, Analysts Say
Unmanageable debt, liquidity concerns and a very poor pricing-and-demand environment–does this remind anyone of Solyndra's predicament?
In fact, these are descriptions from recent analyst reports pertaining to Chinese solar companies, many struggling under heavy debt burdens that two years ago seemed like a godsend.
Even now, as the U.S. reevaluates its federal loan and other subsidy programs for renewable energy, some lawmakers invoke the strong support the Chinese government offers to its own renewable energy industry as a call for the U.S. to match up with its own support.
Indeed, easy access to low-interest loans over the past three years helped Chinese solar makers build up capacity, and quickly take over market share from European and U.S. manufacturers. In 2010 alone, the China Development Bank made $35 billion in low-interest credit available to Chinese renewable energy companies, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, a figure cited by Energy Secretary Steven Chu in his testimony to the House Energy and Commerce Committee in mid-November.
But, perhaps an unintended consequence of this easy access to capital was that the cheap, plentiful production of solar panels resulted in a cutthroat pricing competition, which, in turn is now starting to suffocate the very same large, leading Chinese manufacturers.
"We remain concerned about debt levels across the solar manufacturing complex given the compression of profit margins," wrote Think Equity analysts in a recent report. "With increasing net debt and reduced module prices, it is hard to imagine absolute gross margin dollars growing enough to offset existing OpEx and interest payments."
Suntech Power Holdings, the largest solar panel manufacturer in the world, for example, has a market cap of $470 million and is $2.4 billion in debt. "Suntech's debt looks unmanageable longer term," wrote Wells Fargo analysts in a note to clients in late November. "We believe the company's fate will be tied to the generosity of Chinese banks until fundamentals turn."
At a Wall Street Journal conference back in March, Suntech Chairman and Chief Executive Shi Zhengrong, when asked what advice he has for the U.S., suggested that bureaucracy often gets in the way of what needs to be done: "I sometimes feel perhaps there's too much democracy (in the U.S.)," he said. (The Suntech CEO was not referring specifically to the solar industry or bank lending policies.) The different systems cited by the CEO may be one factor in the national banks continuing to prop up Suntech and other companies, as suggested by the Wells Fargo analysts.
Another Chinese solar company, LDK Solar, has elicited envy among U.S. counterparts for an $8.9 billion credit line it received. But apparently that huge credit line didn't necessarily make LDK Solar into a leading company.
In a note to clients explaining why Wells Fargo was dropping coverage of LDK shares on Nov. 15, analyst Sam Dubinsky wrote: "We see increased liquidity risk due to the severity of the solar downturn combined with the company's already weak balance sheet (comprised mostly of short-term debt). In our view, LDK's ability to operate as an ongoing entity will be predicated on the patience of Chinese banks to continue to extend short-term credit; the ultimate payback on debt looks unlikely."
UPDATE: This post was changed to more accurately reflect the context of remarks previously made by Suntech Chairman and Chief Executive Shi Zhengrong. He was referring generally to differences in how China and the U.S. operate and was not talking specifically about the solar industry or bank lending policies.


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The vision of Seattle Children's is to be the best children's hospital. In order to be the best, we must work with the best people. That's where you come in. You have the opportunity to join an impressive team of volunteers at the heart of Seattle Children's.
As a volunteer, you can help us to achieve our mission to prevent, treat and eliminate pediatric disease.
Since 1907, volunteers have supported our efforts to serve our region's most vulnerable populations. Volunteers serve in many capacities: they provide clerical and office support, greet and direct patients and visitors, monitor the therapy pool, play therapeutic games with children, staff the gift shop and serve as advocates for our hospital and for our patients and their families.
Due to the high interest from our community, we are not always able to accept applications. Check our application page to see our current status.
Now that you've learned more about Seattle Children's, learn more about our volunteer program:
Monday to Thursday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Friday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Sunday: Closed


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National Book Critics Circle nominees announced
The National Book Critics Circle has announced finalists for its 2013 honors.
Anthony Marra's novel A Constellation of Vital Phenomena has been awarded the initial John Leonard Prize, established this year to recognize outstanding first books.
Nominees in the other categories are:
(Via the NBCC's site; links are to reviews in The Dallas Morning News.)
Sonali Deraniyagala, Wave
Aleksandar Hemon, The Book of My Lives
Rebecca Solnit, The Faraway Nearby
Amy Wilentz, Farewell, Fred Voodoo: A Letter From Haiti
Scott Anderson, Lawrence in Arabia: War, Deceit, Imperial Folly and the Making of the Modern Middle East
Leo Damrosch, Jonathan Swift: His Life and His World
John Eliot Gardiner, Bach: Music in the Castle of Heaven
Linda Leavell, Holding On Upside Down: The Life and Work of Marianne Moore
Mark Thompson, Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kis
Hilton Als, White Girls
Mary Beard, Confronting the Classics
Jonathan Franzen, The Kraus Projec
Janet Malcolm, Forty-One False StartsL Essays on Artists and Writers
Franco Moretti, Distant Reading
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Americanah
Javier Marias, The Infatuations
Ruth Ozeki, A Tale for the Time Being
Donna Tartt, The Goldfinch
Kevin Cullen and Shelley Murphy, Whitey Bulger: America's Most Wanted Gangster and the Manhunt That Brought Him to Justice
Sherri Fink, Five Days at Memorial
David Finkel, Thank You for Your Service
Lawrence Wright, Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, & the Prison of Belief
Frank Bidart, Metaphysical Dog
Lucie Brock-Broido, Stay, Illusion
Denise Duhamel, Blowout
Bob Hicok, Elegy Owed
Carmen Gimenez Smith, Milk and Filth
Winners will be announced March 13.


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The Good Leads
Links for the informed adviser…
Okay kids, on tap today we have Consumer Confidence for October and Case-Shiller September Home Prices, estimates and color here: (MarketBeat)
Italy miraculously gets a bond auction done (at a new Euro record high) and the market…likes it? (Bloomberg)
Goldman is actually expanding its coverage of Middle East North Africa (MENA) stocks as other firms pull back. (beyondbrics)
Greggy combs over the hotel stocks for trading ideas, a look at MAR, CHH and HOT. (Dragonfly Capital)
Bill Bishop with the inside scoop on SINA's amazing meltdown. (DigiCha)
Some notable relative strength in specialty retailers CRI, PLCE and M. (iBankCoin)
Morgan Stanley's Global Econ team rolls out its 2012-2013 outlook. (Business Insider)
The Hero or Dog Syndrome that all investment managers and advisers are going through lately. (TRB)
SEC nails three investment advisory firms for compliance deficiencies. (Investment News)
Here are the Top 20 Financial Advisers in the US: (Financial Planning)
Facebook is set to file an IPO at a $100 billion valuation. Sure, why not, what's the difference at this point? Go for a trillion! (WSJ)
Dick Bove, bank stock defender extraordinaire, on why he got things wrong this year (hint: it's actually your fault, not his). (FT Alphaville)
I have two for today in the LOL category, couldn't help myself…
In a classic riches to riches story, Greenwich, CT hedge fund managers win the lottery, $104 million jackpot. (newstimes)
Josh Brown is a contributor to the Financial Adviser blog. He is a vice president at Fusion Analytics, an investment advisory firm, and the author of the The Reformed Broker blog. His commentary here is for informational purposes and should not be construed as research or advice. Mr. Brown buys and sells investment instruments for his own and his clients' accounts, and will disclose if he holds a position in a company or industry he writes about.


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Don't know about the sveasoft code, but my version 2 hardware is running
firmware 3.01.3 and the Security tab has a subscreen with VPN permission
settings. You might want to look there.
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> Dear all ,
> Please help me ,I'm using Linksys WRT54G v3.036 version .I have
> download sveasoft firmware , but I get update fail.Maybe the firmware
> only support router v1.0 to v2.0 .
> So what can I do ?
> More thanks
> Tommy


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Steve Cousins wrote:
> I've got a bunch of (mostly Linux) servers that each share data to the
> others via NFSv3. If I need to shut down the systems they will hang
> when trying to unmount NFS volumes of a machine that has already shut
> down. What is the best way to set up these servers so this doesn't
> happen? Maybe I should have scripts to try to unmount all nfs volumes
> before actually shutting down the servers.
> I'm guessing that this is somewhat common and has been dealt with before
> so I'd like to hear what people do.
> Thanks,
> Steve
Solution is easy but maybe not what you want to hear. Don't crossmount
A few reasons why crossmounts are wrong :
- doesn't scale
- difficult to administer
- easily deadlocks for lot's of reasons
- backup _may be _ missed as data is spread on lots of places
- inefficient use of available disc's
I'm shure other reasons exists.
If for some strange reason one has to crossmount use an automounter.


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Can You Copyright a Nose Job?
While I was pondering online course packs, which have inspired heated litigation between publishers and universities, I missed the unfolding of an even-better copyright debate.
Inspired by arguments over whether one can copyright a tattoo—a key question: is the body a "tangible medium of expression"—law professors have asked the obvious next question. If a tattoo, what about a nose job?
At PrawfsBlog, Dave Fagundes wrestles with the issue:
Nose jobs, it seems to me, may well lack originality in the majority of cases. The point of most nose jobs is not to create a creative or distinctive look, but rather to make the patient's nose fit some preexisting (usually, smaller) archetype of what a nose should look like. like. This is the antithesis of originality; it's an attempt to make the patient's nose less, not more, distinctive and original.
It is, however, not descriptively accurate as applied to all nose jobs….
In short, the weirder your rhinoplasty, the firmer ground your doctor may be on in asserting "ownership" of the design. One byproduct of the doctor's doing so might be limiting the right of other people to profit by copying said design. But such a precedent might, in turn, open a Pandora's box: Would it also give the doctor a right to a cut of any modeling gigs you did, post-surgery?
(This brief in the case involving the Mike Tyson tattoo and "The Hangover Part 2″ is well worth a read.)
Via Gawker


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Kenny reciprocated by thanking his hosts in Washington and commenting on the constructive meeting they have had.
The Irish leader said, "We referred to the possibility of an opportunity to travel again to Ireland, and the President has confirmed that in due course. Obviously, he's got a little matter to attend to here in America between this and that. But I just wanted to say to you that it's a reestablishment, if you like, and a redefining of the absolutely unique relationship that there is between Ireland and the United States.
"I pointed out to President Obama since my visit here to Chicago, his home city, the extraordinary outpouring of enthusiasm and exuberance in the streets of Chicago on Saturday, and my visit to Notre Dame in South Bend, and the opportunities that we had in New York to meet with Irish American business, with American investment business, the Ireland Investment Day at the stock exchange.
And here in Washington for the past two days has been simply outstanding. And it confirms my belief that the reputation of our country has been restored internationally, and that the unique relationship that we've always had with the United States for so many reasons is exceptionally strong. And I told the President of the great work being done by Ambassador Rooney, but also that Ireland respects America for what it does, both in our own context, but also to keep the world a safer place for the hundreds of millions of people who look for real leadership in this regard."
The party then continued on to a lunch held in the Rayburn Room, in the Capitol, where they were greeted by David O'Leary singing "Oh Danny Boy".
During the meal, the President sat next to House Speaker John Boehner, while House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was seated at another table.
As the party emerged from lunch to return to the White House, bagpipes and drums lined the steps.
The day's festivities will continue into the evening and Washington celebrates what Kenny has dubbed "St. Patrick's Week".


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What is GFI?
The Gap Funding Initiative (GFI) is offering grants to help eligible homeowners cover the costs of home repairs incurred as a result of Hurricane Sandy. Applications are reviewed and grant decisions are made on an individual basis, taking into account household income, financial need, program funding parameters, and funding availability. Grants may be awarded in any amount up to a maximum of $20,000. Eligible homeowners must be approved for Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation, and Mitigation (RREM) funds by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs' reNEW Jersey Stronger program and still have an 'unmet need' to cover the cost of home repairs (see Terms and Eligibility below). GFI grants are intended to help bridge these financial gaps.
GFI is a $15 million grant program funded by the American Red Cross and the Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund and administered by New Jersey Community Capital. GFI estimates that it will be able to provide critical financial support to approximately 500 RREM-approved homeowners over the course of the program. Since GFI was launched in October 2013, more than 500 Sandy-impacted homeowners have been approved to benefit from the program.
GFI is not a reNEW Jersey Stronger or New Jersey Department of Community Affairs program. GFI grants are determined after the RREM Program's grant award calculation has been finalized and are considered personally-obtained funds. GFI will continue to make grants to help eligible homeowners until all funding has been committed.
GFI terms and eligibility are subject to change. Current program guidelines are as follows:
- Applicants must have been approved for RREM funding and have signed a RREM Grant Agreement.
- Applicants must have an 'unmet need' in excess of any construction contingency as determined in the 'Homeowner Award Calculation' prepared by the RREM Program.
- Applicant households must have an annual adjusted gross income of $100,000 or less or meet the criteria of a low-to-moderate income (LMI) household as determined by the RREM Program. Be advised that funding availability for non-LMI households with an annual adjusted gross income of $100,000 or less is extremely limited. Funding for GFI grants to non-LMI households will continue until all designated funds are fully committed.
- Applicants must reside in one of the following counties in New Jersey: Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Union, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Atlantic, or Cape May.
- Applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received until all available grant funds are committed. Applications are reviewed and award decisions are made on an individual basis, taking into account household income, financial need, program funding parameters, and funding availability. Grants may be awarded in any amount up to a maximum of $20,000.
- GFI grants may not be used to fund homeowner-selected upgrades, to fund construction contingencies, or to reimburse homeowners for expenses incurred prior to their RREM Grant signing.
The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation's blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit www.RedCross.org or visit us on Twitter at @RedCross.
The Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund, chaired by First Lady Mary Pat Christie, raises and distributes funds to organizations active in the recovery and rebuilding efforts of communities impacted by the storm. The Relief Fund aims to make a sustainable, long-term impact and has awarded more than $37.2 million to 106 nonprofit organizations assisting New Jerseyans with mental health support, social services, housing assistance and financial and legal counseling. You can learn more about the Relief Fund at: http://sandynjrelieffund.org.
New Jersey Community Capital (NJCC) is a nonprofit community development financial institution that provides innovative financing and technical assistance to support sustainable community development ventures. Since being founded in 1987, NJCC has invested over $482 million to support families and communities in need, resulting in the creation or preservation of over 7,200 housing units, 6,600 early care spaces, 9,000 education slots, and 4,200 jobs across New Jersey. For more information about our programs visit www.NewJerseyCommunityCapital.org.