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LOGAN, Utah - Utah State's head soccer coach Heather Cairns announced the 2010 soccer schedule on Thursday. The Aggies will play a total of 20 matches in 2010, including three against teams that competed in the 2009 Women's College Cup.
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For the second-straight season, the Aggies will travel south and play a neutral site match at Rio Tinto Stadium, home of the Major League Soccer champion Real Salt Lake. On Aug. 20, Utah State will open the 2010 campaign against instate rival Weber State at Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy. The time of the match has yet to be determined. Last season, the Aggies made history defeating another in-state school, Utah, 2-1, at Rio Tinto last season. It was the first time that the Aggies had ever played in a MLS stadium.
Utah State will play its first true home game on Aug. 22 when the Aggies face their second-straight in-state foe, Utah Valley. USU will end the month on the road taking on Idaho State on Aug. 29.
USU opens the second month of the season in the Golden State taking on Long Beach State on Sept. 3. The Aggies will play the first of three 2009 College Cup participants when they face San Diego State on Sept. 5 to conclude the trip to California. USU will then return to Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field to face Colorado College for the first time on Sept. 10. The Aggies conclude the brief two-match homestand against Cal Poly on Sept. 12.
Utah State returns to the Golden State to begin a three-match road trip. On Sept. 17, the Aggies will travel to Los Angeles to take on Loyola Marymount. The two teams have only met once in 1999 with the Lions capturing the win. On Sept. 19, USU will conclude its second trip to the west coast against UC Riverside. Utah State will end the month against two in-state foes.
The Aggies will take on in-state foes in back-to-back matches, opening against Utah in Salt Lake City (Sept. 23) and then taking on BYU in Logan (Sept. 25). The Cougars are the second NCAA Tournament squad from last season that the Aggies will face. USU will play only three home matches in the month of September.
Utah State begins its fifth season in the Western Athletic Conference with two road match at Louisiana Tech (Oct. 1) and New Mexico State (Oct. 3). Last season, the Aggies were 2-0 against the Lady Techsters and Aggies. USU returns to Logan for its longest homestand of the season, with a quartet of matches beginning on Oct. 8. The Aggies will take on Nevada (Oct. 8) to open the road trip. The Aggies will then take a brief break from league action to face Houston Baptist for the second-straight season on Oct. 10.
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Leisure Class to Working Class in Saudi Arabia
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR
Published: August 26, 2001
JIDDA, Saudi Arabia— To coax skittish young Saudis into working on an assembly line churning out 300,000 packages of cookies a day, the managers at the National Biscuits & Confectionery Company have learned to maintain a certain degree of flexibility -- and patience.
One Saudi man objected to wearing overalls, embarrassed when acquaintances rolled down their car windows and joked that he should avoid police patrols looking for illegal immigrants. Another disliked the job title of laborer assigned to the roughly $6,000 per year entry job, wanting to tell his new bride he was a technician. A third insisted that he belonged in management, not production.
''A Saudi who is working on our factory floor came and said 'Why can't I become a supervisor? I graduated from college and I have a diploma and I am working among all these people from Nepal and Bangladesh and India,' '' said William Menzies, the New Zealander running the factory. ''That is a case of false expectations.''
It is an affliction that permeates Saudi society, rooted in the impression that a country with seemingly bottomless oil reserves would always be rich.
But the relaxed life is slowly vanishing. Saudi Arabia faces problems more typical of any other developing country, and young Saudis are confronting the fact that they will have to work at real jobs -- if they can find them.
It is a rocky transition for a country where the generation that came of age in the 1980's lived as if they had won the lottery. They garnered monthly stipends from the government for enrolling in college, and upon graduation were guaranteed a spot on the public payroll with hefty wages and a 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. workday -- basically a license to sit at home and do nothing.
''There is an Arabic word, itikali, when you always want someone else to do something for you,'' said Prince Abdullah bin Faisal, 51, a nephew of the king and chairman of the Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority. ''Like now, some Saudis don't want to take work. They became lazy, spoiled.''
Saudi Arabia has managed to lift virtually everyone out of poverty. But today, even with lofty oil prices, the petrodollars do not stretch as far, not least because they are being spread among more Saudi citizens.
The baby boom generation spawned by 1970's oil wealth is wading into a job market that can only generate one job for every two men. Prospects may only get worse considering that half the 14 million Saudis are under 18.
The tradition of ruling princes spending the country out of any problem (and please don't bother us with any silly questions while we're doing it) no longer functions smoothly. But no one envisions what can replace it.
As a result, the kingdom is an anxious country unsure how to open itself to the world at large, especially the West. Suddenly, it must find ways to relax its rigid traditions in order to make the economy grow. It needs jobs for a new generation whose parents napped contentedly beside the public trough. It needs to refurbish its once awe-inspiring infrastructure of soaring airport terminals, freeways and phone booths pitched in the middle of the desert. It needs power and water to reduce rolling blackouts and water rationing.
To some extent the future hinges on the unresolved question of how to pass down the absolute monarchy once all 44 sons of the founder, King Abdel Aziz al-Saud, are gone.
And now that the royal clan numbers roughly 7,000 princes, there are also questions about how much longer some members can treat the kingdom like their private club.
Since the discovery of oil, Saudi Arabia's wealth has existed in uneasy proximity to the country's ascetic Islamic foundations. Oil wealth allowed the Saudis to live suspended in a state of creative ambiguity.
The secular merchant class lives in its world and the fervently religious live in theirs. Where the interests of the two groups collide, the rules exist in shades of gray.
The insurance business -- suspect to the religious because they believe God wills accidents -- dwells outside formal laws, for example, because commerce depends on it. Women's driving, however, remains banned because convenience does not outweigh religious opposition.
''The thing that people overlook or don't know or pretend they don't know is that Saudi Arabia is not an ordinary Islamic country; it is the heartland of all Islamic countries,'' said Wahib Binzagr, 68, the unassuming patriarch of a Jidda merchant clan. His affluence is only noticeable in subtle ways -- like the gold studs used to close his white robe. ''But we have to choose whether we want to be isolated or part of the world as a whole.''
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Two unusual but telling pictures appeared recently on the front page of Saudi Arabia's main business newspaper. Each showed a young man wearing a somewhat outlandish costume, opening car doors and helping to carry suitcases into the Hyatt Regency Jidda. A young Saudi taking a bellboy job here is front page news. ''The major challenge now is the growth of the population -- you have a lot of young people growing up,'' said Abdulrahman al-Tuwaijri, secretary general of the Supreme Economic Council. ''You need schools, you need health care and you need jobs.''

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Got this from a VERY reliable source, that the d20 STL is changing again. Guys, dunno about you, but these proposed changes WILL make a serious impact on the industry, IMO. I feel for the publishers.
I've emailed the proposed changes to some of you.
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MTR Roving Art Exhibit Explores Cultural Heritage through Students' Eyes
MTR Roving Art Exhibit Explores Cultural Heritage through Students' Eyes
A photo installation depicts how melon seeds are prepared for sale; discarded wood is turned into distinctive animal sculpture; stencil prints and photo collage explore aspects of unique rural life that are fast disappearing.
The artworks are created by secondary school and tertiary students who were guided by established artists Mr Wong Tin-yan, Ms Ivy Ma and the art duo GraphicAirlines as part of the "Hong Kong Jockey Club Heritage x Arts x Design Walk" project organised by HULU Culture, a local non-profit group, and funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust.
"This is a fascinating exhibit. It speaks to the city's past and to how quickly Hong Kong has grown. It also tells an exciting story about the creative abilities of our younger generations. These works are a great example of the type of community art project that we want to bring into our stations for our passengers to appreciate and enjoy," said Mr Jay Walder, Chief Executive Officer of MTR Corporation.
"The exhibition is the result of an exciting collaboration between young artists and students to explore our cultural heritage. Although these pieces were inspired by what the students saw and learned about in Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing districts, they carry a relevance that can be viewed in a wider context by everyone in the city. That's why we are very happy to be able to show the students' works in the MTR," said Mr Simon Go, Project Director of HULU Culture.
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"Based on the type of data involved in the breach of our systems, we don't believe that such monitoring will be meaningful to customers," Cammarata said in the video.
In the newspaper ads, he said delaying an announcement on the breach allowed the company to secure its systems and prevent an expanded breach.
"By delaying a public announcement, with the help of top computer security experts, we were able to contain the problem and further strengthen our computer network to prevent further intrusion," Cammarata said in the ad. "Therefore, we believe that we were acting in the best interest of our customers."
West Virginia resident Paula G. Mace, whose credit card information was reportedly stolen in the breach, does not agree. According to The Boston Globe, a class action lawsuit was filed on her behalf in US District Court in Boston Monday, accusing the retailer of negligence for not doing enough to secure customer data and for keeping quiet about the breach for a month.
"Because of TJX's actions, hundreds of thousands or even millions of its customers have had their personal financial information compromised, have had their privacy rights violated, have been exposed to the risk of fraud and identity theft, and have otherwise suffered damages," according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit seeks credit monitoring services and any damages incurred by affected customers.
TJX disclosed the breach earlier this month, saying an attacker exploited a flaw in a portion of its computer network that handles credit card, debit card, check, and merchandise return transactions for customers of its T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods and A.J. Wright stores in the U.S. and Puerto Rico, and its Winners and HomeSense stores in Canada. The intrusion may involve customers of its T.K. Maxx stores in the U.K. and Ireland and could also extend to TJX's Bob's Stores in the U.S., the company said. The discovery was made in December, but the retailer said investigators asked to delay an immediate announcement of the breach during the initial part of the investigation.
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Welcome to the Ultimate Homeschool Pinning Party! This week we are featuring pins for winter fun and more. Enjoy, and please do stop back by each week! —> Follow my Winter Art Pinterest board! I have the privilege of co-hosting the Ultimate Homeschool Pinning Party each week with these wonderful ladies: Jamerrill @FreeHomeschoolDeals Jenn @ Daze of Adventure Toni @ The Happy Housewife Staci @
Easy Art Projects for Winter
Winter offers so many opportunities for art fun. Art projects for Christmas and winter holidays can warm us and brighten blustery days. A thrill of hope. The weary world rejoices. For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn! Today I share some of our favorites… Christmas Tree in the Snow Christmas Ornament O'er the hills we go, laughing all the way, ha, ha, ha… Winter
Backyard Birds in Winter
Last Thursday we enjoyed a wonderful study of chickadees and other backyard birds. However, I got a little side-tracked and never shared because of the incident with the wiffle ball. I love the variety of birds we see at our feeder each season. The woodpeckers stop by more frequently to eat the suet we share in winter. Or at least we notice them more. Earlier
Fireplace: A Pastels Tutorial
A cozy kind of art lesson from Nana! It has been most wintry in our southern part of the country these days. So we appreciated the toasty feel of this chalk pastel. First, gather your supplies, along with your colors. Nana sketched off the steps for us, as shown above. We discussed the look of brick. How the colors blend just a bit like the
Winter Wonder and Weather Walk
Winter wonder and weather walk. We were wet. I love alliteration. And we love nature study. For this start to our winter nature studies, we discussed and filled in the answers to the Winter Wonder questions from the Handbook of Nature Study ebook. We did this on one printed sheet, as a family, during lunch. This was a fine 'official' start to our winter studies.


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Showers and a rumble of thunder or two have been with us today, and they will be with us into the evening. More showers and storms will be with us tomorrow as the upper level low swings through. The greatest chance of rain will be to our north, but as this upper level low has shown, we will probably see more storms develop further south than models are showing, so I have bumped rain chances up to 30 percent with a strong storm possible.
A rogue shower may be with us Saturday, but temperatures will climb into the upper 80s through the weekend. I am increasingly confident that next week will see not only our first 90 degree days, but a few of them in a row, so highs have been bumped to 90 for Monday through Wednesday. We will at least be in the upper 80s and dry until our next cold front.
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The 53-year-old Forsman, a five-time winner on the PGA Tour, finished with a 15-under 201 total at Hualalai Resort.
He opened with rounds of 67 and 65 to take a two-stroke lead into the final round. Formsman had four birdies and a bogey in the final round.
Blake finished with 67.
John Cook, the 2011 winner, shot 68 to tie for third with Michael Allen at 12 under.
Gary Hallberg (66) and Jeff Sluman (71) tied for fifth place.
Augusta native Larry Mize closed with 71 to tie for 18th place.
EUROPEAN TOUR: In George, South Africa, South African Branden Grace beat his more experienced countrymen Ernie Els and Retief Goosen in a playoff to win the Volvo Golf Champions.
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Grace won last week's Joburg Open.
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The three players had finished the final round in a tie on 12-under 280.
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