text:
John Riley scored 24 of his game-high 32 points in the second half and Lewis County used a big third-quarter run to rally past previously unbeaten Elkins 54-45 Thursday evening in Big 10 Conference action at Richard P. Simmons Memorial Gymnasium.
Riley also had 16 rebounds for the Minutemen (5-2).
Lewis County trailed 28-14 at halftime before the visitors outscored the Tigers 22-4 in the third quarter to build a 36-32 lead entering the final quarter of play.
Article Photos
The Inter-Mountain photo by Andrew Davis
Lewis County's John Riley drives to the basket against Elkins defenders Brandon Roth (23) and Logan Phillips (25) during Big 10 Conference action Thursday night at Richard P. Simmons Memorial Gymnasium. Riley had 32 points to lead the Minutemen to a 54-45 win.
Riley finished the quarter with 10 points.
"We changed some things around at halftime," Lewis County coach Charles Simms said. "We switched to a different offensive set and it seemed to work. Riley really played well this evening and came up big for us."
Elkins started the fourth quarter on a 5-0 run to regain a 37-36 lead on a L.J. Lawrence jumper with 7:04 left in the game.
The Minutemen answered back as Riley, who had 14 points in the quarter, hit one of two free throws that started an 18-8 run over the last seven minutes of contest.
Elkins led 17-7 after the first quarter of play.
Skylar Carlton added 10 points for Lewis County.
"This was a big win for us since (Elkins) is a conference and sectional opponent," Simms said. "We knew coming in who they had and we had a feeling it was going to be a challenge for us, they are a very good team and well coached team."
Logan Phillips had 16 points, while Lawrence added nine points for the Tigers (7-1).
Colby Gainer added eight points for Elkins.
"First half I thought we played real well and set the tempo early," Elkins coach John Lawson said. "Second half we struggled and Lewis County came out and played very well."
Lewis County host Buckhannon-Upshur on Tuesday for a Big 10 Conference matchup at 7:30 p.m.
Elkins visits Fairmont Senior on the same day for a conference matchup at 7:30 p.m.


text:
Monday, March 3, 2014
Charleston County Government employee LoElla C. Smalls has passed the South Carolina Government Finance Officers Certification exam. She is the Assistant Budget Director for Charleston County.
The Government Finance Officers Association of South Carolina (GFOASC) offers this certification program for Government Finance Officers, and the University of South Carolina's Institute for Public Service and Policy Research administers the courses and exam. Ms. Smalls received a scholarship from GFOASC to pay for tuition and books.
"This certification helps government financial professionals better perform their duties for the citizens of Charleston County," said Keith Bustraan, Charleston County's Deputy County Administrator-Finance.
The following Charleston County employees are also Certified Government Finance Officers:
•Patrick M. Gile, CPA, MBA, Budget Director
•Carla Ritter, CPA, Assistant Director of Finance
In addition to serving as the Assistant Budget Director for Charleston County, Ms. Smalls facilitates customer service training to county employees. In the community, she speaks to youth about etiquette and self-esteem, participates in various mentoring programs, and reads to children dressed as the Cat in the Hat. She previously served as President of the Charleston County Library Board and Secretary of the Orange Grove Elementary Charter School Board.
Smalls was the first participant in the City of Seattle's Women and Minorities in Governmental Finance Internship and Scholarship Program, in conjunction with the University of Washington. She holds a Masters in Public Administration from the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington. Previously, she was a Senior Finance Analyst for the City of Seattle and the Assistant Director of Finance for Spartanburg (SC) School District #7.
Visit the Charleston County Web site at CharlestonCounty.org for news, services and up-to-date information relating to Charleston County Government.
© 2016 Moultrie News an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Expose your brand to a wide audience of onlookers with zipper pulls custom designed with your business' logo or artwork. These decorative devices make for quick and easy giveaways that encourage conversation about your brand when on display. Lightweight and cost-effective, these nifty little gifts are great options for wear on clothing, handbags, and even luggage. Speak to a representative today about unzipping your brand's potential with creative marketing products from ePromos.
Adding this reflective promotional zipper pull to jackets and sweatshirts will help ensure their safety - and show off your logo.
Make safety promotions a snap with this awesome 4-in-1 Promotional Slap Wrap reflector combo.
Promotional zipper pulls will help ensure your safety and serve as a great way to identify you bag or jacket from someone elses.


text:
The prince, 32, spoke Wednesday at Buckingham Palace to a group of young leaders, including brothers Rob and Paul Forkan of London. The Forkan brothers were also teenagers when their parents perished in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
The Forkans decided to honor their parents by building orphanages in emerging nations, funded by selling flip-flops made by their company, Gandys.
Rob, now 26, told reporters how William had shown his compassion: "He said he lost his mum at 15 but there was always a silver lining and you should dust yourself off and carry on."
"He applauded what we had done and said keep up the good work," he continued. "He's got his own family now – that was his silver lining."
Government House NZ / Getty
Among the guests at Wednesday's event were young leaders and celebrities like comedy actress Jennifer Saunders and singer Joss Stone.
There, William and Harry took part in a webchat with young leaders from the Commonwealth that includes Australia, South Africa, India and Jamaica. The princes spoke about being "inspired" by what they see around the world and encouraged young people who were taking a lead in their communities.
"All I would say is believe in yourself – you've got a lot more to say than you think," William told them. "There are plenty people out there who have an open mind and will listen and care. They will listen to you and they want to help and those are the kind of guys and girls you need to target – so always believe in yourselves, don't give up."
Your Turn: Do people mistake your tot for the little prince? Send us a pic of your royal baby and he (or she) could appear on PEOPLE.com!


text:
Sources: The Verge, Engadget, Anandtech
quote: Can you imagine if this was running Windows 8? *drool.....*
quote: Unfortunately yes ...puke...This thing will tank like all the rest.
quote: It will take over, because it will run Windows apps. Not only all the apps we've been using for years, but the enterprise apps that are used at work. It will make the tablet a useful device in the office
quote: ARM tablets running Win8 ARM will NOT, repeat NOT run any apps from the x86 world. Microsoft is developing office for arm, but don't think for a moment Win8 ARM = Win8 for x86-64.
quote: Of course you will be able to recompile x86 apps to run on ARM. That's just common sense.
quote: Tablets that weren't that thin were present for a decade, and they failed.
quote: Ivy Bridge is great but its TDP is still too high for something that slim.
quote: I think you need to study up on CPU design and realize what a quantum leap Ivy Bridge will be at the architectural level. ARM's days are numbered. Period.
quote: x86 may supersede ARM in tablets eventually, but it won't be for years.
quote: Dude the bulkiest tablet on the market, HP Touchpad, flew off the shelves at such a rate that HP is going to manufacture more to meet demand.
quote: Did you see me say it would happen next week?
quote: You X86 haters are just going to have to deal with that.
quote: The Metro UI will be the only interface for ARM based "PC's"
quote: the only people to whom it's familiar are Windows Phone 7 users
quote: This thing will tank like all the rest.
quote: http://www.androidcentral.com/amazon-forced-cancel...


text:
More people with disabilities are going to college today, including recent graduate Melissa Kelbley.
The 23-year old Fostoria native is a 2008 graduate of Calvert High School. She graduated from Wright State University this past summer with a degree in mass communication for public relations.
As stated from an article in the Dayton Daily News, WSU is considered among the nation's top disability-friendly schools. The university was serving students with physical disabilities through offerings such as personal assistance even before the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed in 1990, said Jeff Vernooy, director of the Office of Disability Services.
Roughly 550 students are registered with the disabilities services office, which assists those with physical and/or learning disabilities, according to the university.
There have been several elements from WSU that have led to Kelbley's success.
"First, I should mention their Office of Disability Services, which was a key element that allowed me to succeed in achieving my degree," she said.
Some of the other services available that Kelbley took advantage of were the personal assistance program, alternative books, test proctoring, in and out of class readers/writers as well as the career advising program through WrightChoice Inc.
"What sold me was WSU's academic buildings are uniquely connected through tunnel systems, which allow us students to pass from building to building without having to go out into the cold very often," Kelbley said. "This was something that definitely helped me because I am unable to drive my wheelchair very well after getting very cold. I could go to the first building in the morning and warm up there, then, I could go all day without having to go back outside during these cold Ohio winters."
Kelbley is looking for a full-time job, but in the meantime, she has been working as a customer service representative for Standard Register.
She said she believes it is more difficult for students with disabilities to get a job after college. She has been advised to wait until a face-to-face interview to disclose her disability, and she said it is important to prepare a list of what accommodations will be needed and how she can accomplish each task in the job posting.
"My experience at WSU was unlike anything else I could have ever imagined," Kelbley said. "I'm not going to lie; college at first was a culture shock. Coming from the Tiffin area and knowing that most people are middle-class, working people, I have to say it was difficult to realize that people have had different backgrounds than I, some better and some much worse."
Kelbley first heard about WSU during her junior year at Calvert. She began scouring the internet and attending college fairs and found most would point her toward Wright State's table.
"When I was looking at different colleges at the career fair, my family and I began to ask questions about accessibility and some of the accommodations I would have needed," Kelbley said. "I then made an appointment to tour WSU a couple weeks later and it was love at first sight. I loved everything about the university."
From a young age, Kelbley said her parents, Pam and Dennis, have been the sole inspiration to her and her sister Jessica.
Jessica is also in a wheelchair and now in her junior year at WSU, majoring in organizational leadership.
Kelbley said she will recommend WSU to anyone with a disability.
"WSU is somewhere where you don't have to worry about trial and error. They have already figured out all the details. If by some chance someone on campus has not had the same problem as you, they will work with you every step of the way to find a solution and to make it possible for you to succeed in your classes as well as in your social settings," Kelbley said.


text:
Here are some snippets:
Detroit Red Wings director of European scouting Hakan Andersson calls Axelsson a "more talented version of Mikael Samuelsson. He's certainly our best European prospect in a bunch of years," Andersson says. "That talent, that's what people are dying for. In my book, I don't think there's a prospect in Sweden (already drafted) who I would trade him for."
"He's big, he's fast, he has very good hands and hockey sense," Andersson says. "He's equally good at scoring and passing. Some guys are passers, some are goal-scorers. Samuelsson's a goal-scorer. Dick has both those assets."
Andersson hasn't spoken about a prospect in a contract year so glowingly since Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk were coming up the pipe. The natural talent is in place for Axelsson to become another gem along those lines.
"If he makes it, he has a chance to be first-line material," Andersson says. "He's that good. Pure talent-wise, he's up there with any name you can mention."
There is little doubt that Axelsson will be signed at season's end. From there, he'll likely bring his game to the American Hockey League. The sky is the limit.
"If he can learn to work hard every shift and fill out, I've got to say, he's the biggest prospect we've had in years," Andersson says. "The upside is very, very exciting."
Exciting stuff!


text:
TRUCKEE, Calif. — Nearly a year after research suggested a lack of community support for a 30-year taxpayer-backed bond measure to cover the cost of a trio of public projects, officials are seeking resident feedback about a multi-million-dollar fundraiser to erect a performing arts center.
This year's proposal from the Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District board of directors: a $15 million capital campaign, of which $13 million would be used to construct the 14,000 square-foot Tahoe-Truckee Performing Arts Center. The remaining $2 million would be used to launch an endowment fund to cover ongoing costs.
The public is being asked to participate in an online survey designed by fundraising consultant Lester Consulting Group, Inc., to measure the level of potential philanthropic support for the project.
"They are trying to find out x-amount of dollars that might be available for the Performing Arts Center through voluntary community donations," said district's General Manager Steve Randall.
The board already plans to allocate $4 million to the project, Randall said. Estimated cost for the Tahoe-Truckee Performing Arts Center is between $7.8 million to $12 million, he said, depending on design features.
Information gleaned from the survey, Randall said, will help the board decide on a direction. Options include, but are not limited to, downsizing or upgrading the design of the performing arts center; floating a bond measure to cover gaps in funding; or relying solely on fundraising and currently available funds to build the facility.
The district is also concurrently considering constructing an aquatics center with an estimated cost of $6.5 million, $3 million of which has already been allocated.
The $3 million and the $4 million allocation for the performing arts center come from a $7 million surplus left by the construction of the Community Recreation Center in 2009.


text:
Top Definition
to weave strings of spaghetti in attempt to create a piece of clothing, decoration, or simply just a knot of spaghetti.
Favio sat at the kitchen table attempting to noodlebib a scarf, but he was just not good enough of a noodlebibber.
rkoによって 2006年05月18日(木)
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
Top Definition
it's what the people of fraggle rock might say when they are pissed, duped, or frustrated. basically all the words i make up are replacements for swear words when ur frustrated.
"ahhh, schmaggles!"
"i burnt the f-ing pizza."
"i burnt the f-ing pizza."
de Dr. J 24 avril 2005
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
What to Support
Your gift to The Westminster Fund supports the professor who taught you how to think, the coach who showed you how to lead, and the mentor who set you on your professional path. They bring the world together in a community where a kid from Bountiful and a kid from Bulgaria can share family stories and connect within the classroom and out. They make possible for relationships that are strong enough to last for decades.
Learn more about how your gift to The Westminster Fund improves the educational experience for students.
Campaign for Scholarships
With the help of our alumni and friends, we have exceeded our $10 million fundraising goal, raising $14.6 million to date for student scholarships. But we still turn down 200 students each year—not because they don't qualify for scholarships, but because we run out of scholarships to award.
Click here to learn more about our Campaign for Scholarships and how you can help with this important effort.
President's Innovation Network
The President's Innovation Network (PIN) is an opportunity fund that gives President Steve Morgan the flexibility to invest in new programs that deepen learning and prepare graduates to thrive in a rapidly changing world. Since 2005, PIN donors have funded initiatives that have enabled students to experience innovative ways of learning.


text:
Top Definition
Someone who tries to date rape someone using the drug rohypnol.
Guy1: did you see that guy over there try drop something in that girls drink?
Guy2: Really? - fucking rohypnotist!
Guy2: Really? - fucking rohypnotist!
додав theshadowhost 11 Вересня 2008
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
One who uses Rohypnol to induce a 'trance'.
"Look into my eyes, not around my eyes, here, have a drink, you're under" said Ray the Evil Rohypnotist.
додав Chandra42 05 Липня 2006


text:
- Color
- Sugar Plum
Offers & Perks
Vitamin Enriched Lipstick That Keeps Lips Smooth & Colorful
This vitamin enriched lipstick will nourish your lips, making it our most moisturizing lipstick. It keeps them smooth, soft and full with color.
Made in Thailand
|Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Polyethylene, Octyldodecanol, Lanolin, Cera Microcrystallina (Microcrystalline Wax), Polybutene, Hydrogenated Polydecene, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Lecithin, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Tocopheryl Acetate, Cholesterol, Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Oil, Diisopropyl Dimer Dilinoleate, Panthenol, C10-30 Cholesterol/Lanosterol Esters, Retinyl Palmitate, BHT, Ceramide 3, Dunaliella Salina Extract, May Contain (+/-):, Mica, CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), CI 77491 (Iron Oxides), CI 15850 (Red 7 Lake), CI 19140 (Yellow 5 Lake), CI 77499 (Iron Oxides), CI 15850 (Red 6), CI 45410 (Red 28 Lake), CI 45380 (Red 21 Lake), CI 75470 (Carmine)
Apply straight from the tube or with a lip brush for even application.


text:
Serves 6 |
Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 1 hour 40 minutes
2 cups Edensoy Vanilla
1 cup Edensoy Original
1/2 cup organic yellow cornmealor finely ground organic yellow polenta
1/4 cup Eden Barley Malt Syrup
1/4 cup organic maple syrup
1 cup apple, diced
1/4 cup organic seedless raisins
1/8 tsp Eden Sea Salt
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
1/2 tsp ground ginger
1 Tbsp Eden Kuzu Root Starch, dissolved in 2 T. cold water
1 tsp Eden Safflower Oil, to oil baking dish
Preheat oven to 300°. Place half the Edensoy Vanilla, all the Edensoy Original, barley malt, maple syrup, ginger, cinnamon and sea salt in a saucepan. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low. Slowly whisk in cornmeal or polenta, stirring constantly to prevent lumping, until thick. Simmer on low heat for 10 minutes. Turn off flame, mix in apples, raisins, and diluted kuzu. Oil a baking dish and pour the corn mixture in. Smooth evenly with a spoon. Pour remaining half of the Edensoy Vanilla over the mixture. Cover and bake for 1 1/2 hours. Serve hot.
American, Condiments, Dessert & Pastry, Edensoy, Japanese Food, Low Fat, Low Sodium, Macrobiotic, Oils, Sweeteners, Vegan, Wheat-Free, Whole Grain


text:
Residential Commons
Living in one of the 11 on-campus Residential Commons during your first two years at SMU, you'll find it's easier to make friends and transition smoothly to university life in a supportive environment. Living and interacting with students from across the United States and the world enriches you and prepares you to be a world changer in today's global society. Our residential communities thrive on the individual perspectives, skills and talents of every student resident.
The Commons will bring live-in faculty and staff members, resident assistants and other student leaders together to create communities of support. Faculty members associated with each commons will have the opportunity to interact informally and mentor students.
Each commons will develop unique traditions, gatherings and meaningful activities that build community and long-term bonds among residents. Each student will have a close-knit, living and learning environment where a rich intellectual, social, and community life can flourish.
University life in your Res Commons is centered on your personal growth and exploration, expanding your view of the world and your place in it. You'll be challenged by new experiences and learn more about yourself, others and the world around you.
Explore what the Residential Commons program has in store for you. Check out Life in the Residential Commons to read student and faculty journals and get to know the Faculty in Residence, Faculty Affiliates and Student Leadership Corps.
More archived news


text:
on July 3, 2013 - 1:00 AM
Ellen Dick is a 20-year-old sculpting major at the University of Washington who likes working with wood and wood materials.
Tuesday, she had the opportunity to transfer those skills to a different kind of project: building a house for a low-income family on Buffalo's East Side.
"It's really important to find a way to break out of your shell," said Dick, who was among about 30 young Bike & Build cyclists who came to town to help Habitat for Humanity-Buffalo build safe, decent, affordable homes.
The Bike & Build cyclists – who range in age from 19 to 25 – are traveling across the country this summer raising funds and helping with the construction of housing projects like the one at 115 Fox St.
"It's a big help for us, for our city and for our volunteers to see the interest that these young people have for the community and to help raise awareness," said Ron Talboys, president of Habitat for Humanity-Buffalo.
"They have worked with Habitat for Humanity and other organizations across the country to raise awareness," Talboys added.
The riders, who are from all over the country, departed Portsmouth, N.H., on June 20 and have biked 616 miles so far.
They still have 3,154 more to go on their way to their final destination – Vancouver, British Columbia. They plan to be there by the end of August.
"It's a pretty incredible experience," said Dean Rockwell, a 25-year-old Buffalo native.
Rockwell is participating in the cross-country trek on two wheels before heading off to Boston College in the fall to pursue a Ph.D. in organizational studies
He said the Bike & Build program is important because it "helps establish a sense of community and service in young people."
The nonprofit organization exposes young adults 18 to 25 (or 28 for leaders) to issues surrounding the affordable housing crisis. The program also provides service opportunities for them.
To be eligible, every cyclist had to raise $4,500 in donations. Agencies like Habitat for Humanity then apply for a Bike & Build grant, "And we as a group decide which organizations get money," Rockwell said.
Since the annual cycling tour started in 2002, Bike & Build has contributed more than $4 million to housing groups like Habitat for Humanity-Buffalo.
Rockwell, who graduated from Nichols School, decided to participate for the first time this year because it was an opportunity to raise money for an important cause while seeing the country by bike.
"I think it's really important to have that sense of community early," he said.
In addition to 115 Fox St., the young volunteers worked on the house next door Tuesday and another one nearby on Grey Street.
Their jobs included applying Styrofoam insulation on the side of the houses, as well as doing some landscaping and weatherproofing.
"I love to do something like this. It's a nice change. I love getting dirty," said 19-year old Ben Parker from Massachusetts.
For the rest of the week, the group will cycle to Westfield, and then off to Ohio to Ashtabula, Avon Lake and Bowling Green, according to the tour schedule.
And as they make their way to Vancouver, Parker remembers how fortunate he was to have grown up in a nice house in Massachusetts, he said. It's an experience he wants to make possible for others.
"I could not even imagine not growing up in a house," Parker said. "I want to give someone else a good life like I had."
email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
My review of Yuna's long program:
I didn't realise it was supposed to be a tango until the Yunafans started carrying on about it afterwards.
Last edited by dorispulaski; 03-07-2014 at 06:00 AM. Reason: remove Yunabot reference
usethis2, the version she uses is from Luis Bravo's Forever Tango: Original Broadway Cast released in 1998.
It's a bit of a late post, but for those who are interested in hearing the entire track, someone on YT has kindly uploaded it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6trtGPUofY For comparison, this is Yuna's edited version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vWzo0s-i7I
This version seems to be the most melancholy of the ones I've listened to. @4:04 - that's one incredible accelerando.
To be honest, I personally don't find the choreography of Adios Nonino all too compelling nor attention grabbing. Yu-Na skates it fine (she could do to project a bit more but it's not too big a deal if the choreo is great), but the program itself is a bit bland?
Might be a fun exhibition piece, but to get an edge in a competitive field - it would need more snap and and edge, something extra to really BRING it, and showcase the best of the skater's abilities.
This might sound controversial, but I think that David Wilson's choreos for Yu-Na started to look too similar to one another after 2011's programs. Kiss of the Vampire was quite ugh, Les Miz is great when I first saw it at 2013 Worlds, though I personally thought Yu-Na had started to look a bit 'rehearsed' by then. When you look back in her best competitive days back in 2009-2010 season she had this spark and genuine joy that's just amazing, and it wasn't quite there in her comeback performances - though her skills are still stellar! But even then the choice of music (Les Miz) and the choreo works well enough (along with her excellent skating), though I think the emotional music carries the program through more than the choreography itself.
What I feel she should skate to in Sochi 2014 instead of Adios Nonino, is really Homage to Korea, which didn't have much time to flourish properly in the competitive field. She'd done it only once during Worlds, I think? Which is a pity because it's an AMAZING program, set to gorgeous unique music, beautifully choreographed to really push Yu-Na's best qualities forward, and even make her weak elements look better! For example, her arabesque's spiral which doesn't have the best extension - actually looks good when timed to the soaring, climatic music in Homage to Korea, right after a gorgeous step sequence. It's too bad this program didn't get to go around the competitive circuit long enough to realize its full potential.
I rather think it's her best long program ever after Gershwin. Or could be even better, because even with Yu-Na's imperfect execution of it in 2011 Worlds, you can still see what an amazing program it is!
And what better send- off music is there than to return to her roots - show the world and the Russian crowd - this is WHO I AM, my people, my culture.
Maybe Yuna will skate Homage to Korea at Pyeongchang 2018.
(though I doubt it)
Adios worked for me in the Olympics because of the tension of the moment, I think. When I saw the program at Golden Spin and Korean Nats, it was a procession for her. It was a fait accompli that she would win, and the audiences were very supportive of her. I did not feel the mood was correct for that music and that performance. While I still think the skate would be better with a more introspective, emotional performance by Yuna, I think it went over much better with me because of the unforeseen hostility of the audience and pressure of the moment. Her skate was literally and figuratively on the knife's edge, and that instilled a sense of concern and anxiety that I thought was desperately needed.
All in all I liked Adios Nonino (Olympics version) and would put it in my list of second favorites. Still it could have been better with more fire and determination, but as Yuna admitted, that seemed to wane at the end of her career.
The only point I'd disagree on is skating to Homage in Korea in Sochi. Idk how well a South Korean "nationalistic" piece would've gone with the judges at the Olympics in Russia.
While I liked Yuna's performance, I didn't like the music cut personally. IMO the reason Yuna looks like she lacks passion is because of the music. The only ones I liked were piano parts, and it didn't give me any impacts, unlike other musics she has used in the past. It somehow makes her look slower too, I mean try watching it without music, I was surprised at how fast Yuna was skating.
I don't think the idea skating Homage Korea in front of that kind of crowd (and judges) in Sochi would do Yuna any favor
I remember thinking this when I saw Les Miz again for the second time, and realized that apart from the music, the choreo holds together just enough to push things out there - which is not quite like her previously detailed programs. I still quite like it though XD It could also be because by that time, I haven't seen her compete for quite sometime so to see her skate clean with most of her skating skills intact was amazing (even if she's missing that spark).
And Kiss of the Vampire was just a mess (choreo-wise). Send In the Clown is better, thankfully. The wistful music worked well for Yu-Na's different energy while she skates by this time, so I think overall on the surface, it's quite a success.
As for Adios Nonino - while Yu-Na's performance is good - I can't help but think of Kanako Murakami's program to albeit a different cut, but the same song at 2013 Worlds. That's the standout piece (choreo+effervescent energy of the skater) when I think of Adios Nonino, just like how Danse Macabre makes me think of Yu-Na's 2009 Worlds. I know each performance is unique in its own right and should not be compared as such - but for me that's how much that particular LP didn't quite stand out among all the other LP Wilson had choreographed for Yu-Na in her competitive career.
Just go for the biggest, grandest piece to show it in their face.. but that's just my opinion XD
They could even rename the program to something else that's not too blatantly 'nationalistic' - it's still an awesome program with beautiful unique music not usually heard on the competitive grounds.
I wonder if skaters are allowed to trade programs though. It's a pity Homage to Korea might never see the light of day again except maybe in shows.
If only professional competitions were around like they were before. I think it would be interesting if Yuna "passed down" Homage to So-youn or Hae-jin, although I'm not sure if they are ready yet for the task of pulling off such a grand program. And I'm always hoping that maybe Yuna can be invited to skate in the exhibition as a guest in the next Olympics, since it'll be in her home country and all. If she was and she chose to skate to Homage, then it'd be a dream come true.
But yes - that was an awesome stage for those no longer competing in the Olympics/ ISU events. Plus the skaters always seem more 'free' and uninhibited in those events and it's always fun to watch.
It would be cool if Yu-Na could skate to that piece at the gala in Pyeongchang. Who knows, right? One can hope XD
(Though by then I think there would be slight changes to the choreo to accomodate the things she might not be able to do anymore due to age/ back issues)
When I first saw Adios, I also felt that it was a bit bland for Yuna. Maybe it was the "lack" of highs and lows in the choreography, or the cut of the music, or the arrangement in general. But when Yuna performed it in Sochi, that feeling changed and I added Adios to Yuna's list of best performances. In Sochi, Yuna showed that she's human after all. I actually felt her nervousness, fear and sadness. The environment helped with that as well. So for me, Adios became a very fitting program for her last stage as an active competitive skater. Adios is, for me, like a wine. The more you watch it, the better it gets.
But to be honest, I prefer Nessun Dorma. Adios made Yuna look slower but she was really really fast as shown in the fan cams. Nessun Dorma, otoh, complimented with Yuna's speed, musicality and artistry. Now, I wonder what it will look like as a competitive program.
felt that sadness (maybe it's just mine :P). Kim did say goodbye to me by delivering two beautiful (CLEAN) programmes at Sochi.


text:
on January 25, 2013 - 12:01 AM
, updated January 28, 2013 at 7:48 AM
When Canisius and Niagara first met on the basketball court in 1906, what looked good to the naked eye stood as the final judgment. If an official felt that a final shot came before the buzzer, then it came before the buzzer. Right or wrong, the emotions expressed when the clock struck zero were genuine and concrete.
A lot has changed since Western New York's most storied rivalry began more than a century ago. First came television. Soon after that we had replay. And then technology would give replays slowed to a snail's crawl. Game-ending drama became subject to intense technological scrutiny.
You think you won? You think they lost? Hold your hats. Let's find out what really happened.
Television served as the final arbiter Sunday afternoon in Niagara's pulsating 66-65 victory over the Griffs before a sellout crowd of 2,196 at the Koessler Athletic Center. Game officials went to the replay to determine if Billy Baron's 20-foot shot that sent most of the crowd into a frenzy had indeed beaten the buzzer, as originally determined. The answer came when Niagara players, huddled with the officials by the scorer's table, jumped and pumped their fists and made it known beyond doubt that they were leaving the KAC with their ninth straight conference victory and their 18th win in the last 21 meetings between the schools.
"I saw them going crazy and it was kind of like, I can't explain the feeling," Baron said. "It was a high to the ultimate low. When you see them celebrating on your home court it takes everything out of you, just absolutely drains you."
Disallowing Baron's running jumper at the end of a full-court dribble meant the role of hero reverted to Niagara's Marvin Jordan (game- and season-high 23 points). His third three of the game from the left corner and over the outstretched arm of 6-foot-10 Jordan Heath with 2.9 seconds left gave Niagara its only lead inside the final 3ø minutes. It was set up by a drive-and-kick from point guard Juan'ya Green and came after Baron scored on a drive for a 65-63 Canisius lead with 10.8 seconds remaining.
"I just knew to be shot ready the whole time because you never know what could happen that late in the game," Jordan said. "So I was shot ready and I just trusted him to trust me. And there you have it."
"I was thinking about going to the hoop and getting a foul first but I slipped when I tried to get to my move and I saw Marvin in the corner and I just passed it to him," Green said.
Heath leaped toward the corner, contested the shot and nearly got a piece of it.
"I was very close," Heath said. "When he released the ball I could feel the ball go past my hand. I was real close. It's tough. I saw it go in and I can't describe that feeling."
Canisius (13-8, 6-4) appeared to have matters in hand when it led by 10 early in the second half and by seven with 8:32 remaining. But, with Baron and sharpshooting guard Isaac Sosa (14 points) taking a rest, Niagara made its move. Antoine Mason (14 points) scored a conventional three-point play off an inbounds pass from Green, launching an 11-0 run good for a 55-51 Niagara advantage with 5:52 left. The momentum-changer came after Canisius workhorse Chris Manhertz (17 points, 15 boards) fumbled a rebound over the end line.
The Griffs fought their way back off the ropes and led, 63-59, on a Heath put-back jam with 2:45 remaining. They couldn't close the door and were left to hope that Baron's last-instant shot had beaten the buzzer.
"I don't think it should have come down to that," Baron said. "I thought we were in control and I think it was kind of us who lost the game more than [they] won the game. I don't think it should have come down to a last-second shot like that. We need to learn from that and make sure we don't put ourselves in that situation."
The long-range jumper propelled Canisius into a 32-25 halftime lead. Canisius went 7 of 20 from behind the arc in the half with Sosa (14 points) nailing three on nine attempts.
There was an exchange of words and some jostling as the teams made their way for the lockers room at the end of a high-octane first half. Nothing serious transpired in what was an extension of earlier confrontations involving Jordan, Heath and Manhertz. Jordan and Manhertz had words after a tie-up under the Canisius basket and Heath got a laugh out of the thought of the 5-11, 180-pound Jordan against the 6-6, 235-pound Manhertz.
Niagara's offense came out firing but sputtered once its leading scorers, Mason and Green, each picked up his second foul of the first half. Mason's came with 10:11 left far away from the basket and Green's with 6:37 remaining when he was playing the bottom of the Niagara zone. The Purple Eagles led, 19-16, after Mason's infraction but scored just six points the rest of the way.
Instead of sitting both Green and Mason, Niagara coach Joe Mihalich subbed them in situationally, hoping they could generate some offense and remain foul-clean through the next stoppage in play. It had little effect.
"It's not easy seeing those guys sitting next to me," Mihalich said. "As much as I like them I don't want to be sitting next to those guys. So we tried to get them in and out, and you worry about the charges and loose-ball fouls and stuff like that."
Niagara fought through the challenge and its experience in close games seemed to benefit it down the stretch. This is the fourth time since Jan. 1 the Purple Eagles (13-8, 9-1) have triumphed by five points or fewer.
"A lot of things weren't going our way," Jordan said, "so we had to stick together and be tough and make sure we were getting the most out of our possessions and playing good defense."
It was a different story on the other side.
"Sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way and you just run out of time," Baron said. "And that's what just happened.."
email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
The Stetson men's soccer team remained undefeated in preseason play, defeating Florida Southern at home by a score of 3-1 on Friday evening. Senior Jonathan Mendoza scored two goals and assisted on another to lead the Hatters in their first match at the newly renovated Stetson Soccer Complex.
Stetson had a number of chances going forward in the first half, but it was Florida Southern who took advantage early. The Mocs went up 1-0 in the 20th minute of action when a ball down the left side was played into the box and the Florida Southern forward put it in the back of the net.
It took just about another 20 minutes before the Hatters could even the score, making it 1-1 in the 39th minute of play. Mendoza received a ball about 35 yards from the goal, took one touch forward and beat the Mocs' goalkeeper to the lower left corner of the net.
Fitness became an issue for both squads in the second half, but the experienced Stetson squad was able to take advantage of the situation. Within a span of a couple of minutes about 15 minutes into the second frame, the Hatters scored a pair of nearly identical goals to put the game away at 3-1.
The first opportunity began with a long through ball from senior Luis Ocejo out of the back. His pass found Mendoza sprinting past the Florida Southern defense. Gaining the attention of the Mocs' goalkeeper, the speedy midfielder played the ball back to senior Kai Eckenrode, who finished it easily in the back of the net.
Things felt eerily similar two minutes later when Ocejo played another long ball up the left side to a streaking Mendoza behind the defense. This time the Atlantic Sun Conference Preseason Player of the Year finished it off himself, beating the keeper to the right and finishing it in the side netting.
"There were a couple of good goals," Head Coach T. Logan Fleck said following the match. "There was some good combination passing through the midfield, but we still need to work on our ability to both defend and attack as a unit."
"We wanted to move the ball a little quicker," Ocejo said of the team's play. "Now we know what we need to work on to get ready for Penn State." When asked who stood out on the team tonight, Ocejo responded with, "Jonny [Mendoza]. He had two goals, one assist, and he kept the ball moving."
Stetson will kickoff regular season action at 2011 Big Ten runner-up Penn State Saturday, August 25. The Hatters will play three games on the road, before returning for the home-opener against Jacksonville on September 7.Coach Fleck Interview
Luis Ocejo Interview


text:
Top Definition
The act of becoming intoxicated and then proceeding to go out with your friends and flirt with many members of the opposite sex, dance, say stupid things, and in general have a wonderful time.
Tiffany is tired today because she was out all of last night whipping around.
โดย TMaC 21 มีนาคม 2004
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
Elkins too much for Philip Barbour
Tigers reel off 27 unanswered points in 35-25 triumph
October 5, 2012
Philip Barbour came into Wimer Stadium upset-minded Thursday night. And after a strong start, it appeared that the Colts were up to the challenge....
No comments posted for this article.
Post a Comment
You must first login before you can comment.


text:
Top Definition
A "religion" combining Deism and Atheism. While Dewists believe in God, they believe He is the rules, laws, and constants that guide the universe and not a sentient being.
In Dewism, you don't worship God. You study, know and respect Him.
作者 Duane the Unrelenting 2009年11月15日
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. Pardon Michael Palmer if he cant stop smiling. The Falcons third-year tight end was born in Stone Mountain, grew up in Gwinnett County north of Atlanta and attended Parkview High School in Lilburn.
Palmetto States Falcons
Palmetto tiesThe Atlanta Falcons roster includes eight players with Palmetto State ties:Roddy White (James Island) John Abraham (USC)Dunta Robinson (USC)Cliff Matthews (USC)Travian Robertson (USC) Michael Palmer (Clemson) Chris Hope (Rock Hill) Vance Walker (Fort Mill) Coming SundayFormer James Island High star White strangely quiet, focused on winning.
When the Falcons upset Minnesota to advance to the Super Bowl in 1999, Palmer watched from his parents living room.
When Matt Bryant kicked a game-winning field goal last week to get the Falcons into Sundays NFC championship game, Palmer watched from a few yards away. The Clemson graduate was blocking against the Seattle Seahawks as the 49-yard kick split the uprights at the Georgia Dome with 13 seconds left in a 30-28 victory.
Im definitely blessed, growing up a big Falcons fan and then getting to play in this NFC championship game for the Falcons, Palmer said.
Sundays game against the 49ers is the first NFC championship game in Atlanta.
You know, Palmer said, its still sinking in.
Watch the replay of Bryants kick. Palmer is the first congratulating his teammate in the picture, hugging Bryant with his left hand and patting the top of the kickers helmet with his right.
It was an awesome moment, and an exciting feeling, Palmer said. Its really hard to describe, but its something Ill remember the rest of my life. It has to be one of the more defining plays in this franchises history. To be out there was an honor, and very humbling.
Speaking of humbling
The Falcons roster includes four former South Carolina Gamecocks: defensive linemen John Abraham, Travian Robertson and Cliff Matthews; and cornerback Dunta Robinson.
See Palmer smile, again.
USC vs. Clemson
Yeah, I talk to them, he said. Too often, unfortunately. Im outnumbered. And we talk even more during Clemson-South Carolina week. Thats always fun, except that we havent gotten a win the last few years. But those guys are always fun.
Robertson said Gamecocks- Tigers chatter in the Falcons locker room went on for more than just one week this season.
The whole year, he said.
Robertson said he and his fellow Gamecocks like reminding Palmer about South Carolinas four-game winning streak against Clemson.
He brought up the historical stuff and the overall series record, Robertson said. The only thing I could say to that was asking him how many of those games he played in.
The Falcons hope Abraham, a four-time Pro Bowl selection, recovers from an ankle injury suffered against Seattle in time to chase 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick. He is listed as questionable.
Robinson, a starter at corner, made 96 tackles this season.
Cheraw native Matthews, one of Atlantas seventh-round draft picks in 2011, had two tackles last week against the Seahawks.
Robertson, Atlantas seventh-round draft pick in 2012, was active for 10 games this season but didnt play last week.
It seems like Cliff and I have been together forever, Robertson said. We always have fun. Its been a good thing.
Tony the teacher
Palmer gets lessons in how to block former Gamecocks, and many others, from Tony Gonzalez. The Falcons 36-year-old tight end is perhaps the best in NFL history.
Michael can be a great tight end in this league, safety Thomas DeCoud said. Hes been an understudy to one of the best to ever do it and hes been able to learn and pick Tonys brain and learn the intricacies of the position.
Palmer is appreciative.
I cant say enough about Tony, Palmer said. Ive learned a ton from him, and a lot of small things.
Gonzalez in 16 seasons with the Chiefs and Falcons has appeared in 254 regular season games and made 13 Pro Bowl teams. But he hadnt won a playoff game until last week.
Gonzalez was crying after the Seattle game.
That just shows how much this means to him, Palmer said. Here I am, three years in the league and I already have a playoff win.
Before it completely sinks in, Palmer and his Palmetto State friends might be on the way to the Super Bowl.


text:
Writers Profile
Screen Name: wow
wow has published 1 item on The Spoof.
Check out wow's:
Latest Spoof News Story: Tuesday 30th October 2012
Spoofing since: Monday 29th October 2012
Email: wownot.com {at} gmail.com
wow hasn't written anything in a while, so his/her news feed is seriously out of date!
If you want the latest up-to-the-minute spoof news, check out all our rss feeds.
While you're here, why not check our other Top Writers?
And if you've still got time on your hands, consider joining us as a writer, and make up your very own news stories!
Trump Claims His Microphone Was Faulty......you could actually hear him.
Mailing List
Get Spoof News in your email inbox!


text:
Hard Cider Kit
This item is currently not available.
Additional Information
All-in-One Hard Apple Cider Kit
- Brew your own refreshing hard cider
- Kit includes everything you need to brew 2 gallons
- Hard cider has an alcohol content of about 3%
Capture the flavor of a crisp autumn day by brewing a batch of distinctive and refreshing cider. This easy-to-use kit includes everything you need to brew 2 gallons in as little as 14 days. The cider carbonates naturally in the bottles and has an alcohol content of about 3%.
Product Details
Kit includes:
- Fermenter with tap
- Hard cider mix and yeast
- 8 reusable, BPA-free plastic bottles
- 1-step sanitizing cleaner
- 2 pint glasses
- Complete, easy-to-follow instructions
- Requires 1-1/2 cups of sugar, not included
There are no special shipping restrictions or charges associated with this item. For detailed information about our delivery methods and charges, click here.
We're proud of the fact that this item is shipped to you directly from our warehouse in Vermont, by one of our 250 employee-owners. In-stock items are packed with care and shipped within the next business day to ensure prompt delivery to your home and garden!


text:
The Tucker Board of Education met in a special work session Monday to review a wellness policy that has been criticized repeatedly by parents.
The past three regular BOE meetings have featured concerned parents voicing their opinions about the wellness policy. The parents' complaints have been directed toward fundraising proposals that have been rejected due to guidelines in the policy that disallow the marketing of food items which are not considered nutritious.
Board member Janet Preston started Monday's meeting by stating that, no matter the changes made to the policy, all revisions should be fair.
"If you read this strictly, we should be enforcing this policy to all foods that emanate from the schools, concession stands and the whole bit," Preston said.
Other board members agreed and brought up more specific issues about when and where fundraisers will take place.
Member Jerry DiBacco mentioned the difference between selling nutritional items during and outside of school hours.
"I think it's pretty plain that we don't want any of this sold during school hours," he said.
Board member Tim Turner agreed, saying that sometimes food items are delivered during school hours.
"We can't have this stuff delivered at the schools," Turner said.
Discussion then turned to fines and responsibility. Teresa Simmons, executive secretary for the Board, said the Tucker County Board Office is allowed to fine school officials who are marketing unapproved food items during the school day.
"I want to make sure that people (are aware of) the fines," Simmons said. Money gained from fines against the school, she said, are given entirely to the State of West Virginia.
Board members said that any fundraiser done under the school's name needs to be approved by the county. They also said that this restriction is being subverted by parent groups who are starting their own official groups to give a title to fundraising efforts.
Board members agreed that subversion will occur, regardless of the strictness of the wellness policy.
"You can't regulate what is happening after school hours," Turner said.
Preston suggested the wellness policy be amended to state that fundraisers completed after school hours are not subject to food requirements which are enforced during the school day.
Jared Parsons, board president, said that Dr. Eddie Campbell, superintendent of Tucker County Schools, had expressed that it may be proper to leave fundraiser approval in the hands of each school principal.
Currently, school principals initially approve fundraisers and Campbell awards final approval or disapproval.
Board members also mentioned that education for staff members is important, saying they need to know what the wellness policy prohibits.
In the end, Preston proposed to the board a motion that includes amending the wellness policy in the following ways:
- No sales, delivery, consumption or marketing of unapproved food items will be permitted on school grounds between the hours of 7 a.m. and 4 p.m.
- All fundraising applications will need to be approved by the principal of the Tucker County school in question and by the superintendent, Dr. Campbell.
- Fines can still be incurred for breaking the policy and, in the case of a fine, the guilty party will be subject to reimbursing the school for any lost funds.
- The new policy will not be applicable to fundraisers that take place outside the hours of 7 a.m. and 4 p.m.
- The new policy will only be applicable when students are in attendance.
The board approved Preston's motion and will carry the amendments through to the next BOE meeting, where they may be altered before a final version is voted on.
Contact Casey Houser by email at email@example.com.


text:
'Iowa' | Regular Fit, Straight Leg Italian Stretch Cotton 5 Pocket Pants by BOSS
Style No. 50260710
Free Shipping
This pair by BOSS is crafted from fine Italian cotton with a hint of stretch for comfort. Five-pocket styling and a metal logo detail on the coin pocket complete this look.
Model is 6'2" with a 32" waist, 33" inseam, and is wearing size 32x32.
Model is 6'2" with a 32" waist, 33" inseam, and is wearing size 32x32.
- Regular fit, regular rise
- Zip fly with logo button closure
- Five-pocket styling
- Contrast logo tape inside waist
- Metal logo detail on coin pocket
- Contrast welt with logo detail on back of waist
- Straight leg; foot width: 40 cm (15.7 in.)
- Italian stretch cotton


text: James Robertson portrays Mrs. Lessingham in 1772 as Ophelia, traditionally dressed in white, covered with blossoms, and wearing a crown of flowers. This virginal appearance contrasts with her status as Jane Hemet, alias Mrs. Lessingham, actress and mistress of Sir William Addington, a local magistrate. The long disorderly hair was an indication of her madness. This is the first picture of a named actress in the role. She died in 1783. Grignion, Charles, 1717-1810, for John Bell (1741-1831) who published Shakespeare in cheap editions, with illustrations from recent stage productions. Bell's Shakespeare's Plays (1775-76) included thirty-six contemporary portraits of actors and actresses in Shakespearean roles, with the costumes worn for the plays in the eighteenth century. Courtesy of the Victoria and Albert Museum.


text:
- home
- news
- features
- opinion
- blogs
- change ups
- calendar
- enewsletters
Items Tagged with 'Christine Henisee'
To the moon and back — six times
That's how much dental floss the Ranir plant in Kentwood produces each year.
"Nobody knows we're here," joked Christine Henisee, CEO of Ranir LLC on East Paris Avenue south of 44th Street in Kentwood. Read More


text:
TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - The difference between life and death many times is only a matter of seconds. To help Care Flight and other emergency medical providers find a patient in the fastest manner possible, it is important your home be visible and easy to locate.
Check your address numbers and see if they are visible from the street. If not, place or replace the numbers so ambulances or fire trucks can find you quickly in an emergency.
If you have a long driveway, place your house numbers at the end of the driveway so they are visible from each direction. Do not assume emergency vehicles will always approach your home from a certain direction. Many times we have to respond to emergencies while out on the road, or while returning from other emergency calls and may approach your house from an unexpected direction.
Please use numbers that are at least 3 inches in height and use a color that contrasts your trim or house color. Brass numbers look great but are very hard to see in the sunlight, and written numbers are hard to read at night. When placing numbers on your mailbox, place them so your mail flag does not block them.
Now that Care Flight is able to find you, can they get to you? Long driveways and private roads need to be cleared of brush, trees, stumps and rocks for an area 14 feet wide and 12 feet high to accommodate emergency vehicles. Tree limbs that hang down will damage the ambulances and fire trucks, as will brush on the sides of the roadway or driveway. Narrow access roads make it hard for vehicles to pass safely.
- Care Flight, an emergency medical transportation service.


text:
National Alliance on Mental Illness
page printed from http://www2.nami.org/
(800) 950-NAMI; email@example.com
What is depression?
Major depression is a mood state that goes well beyond temporarily feeling sad or blue. It is a serious medical illness that affects one's thoughts, feelings, behavior, mood and physical health. Depression is a life-long condition in which periods of wellness alternate with recurrences of illness.
Each year depression affects 5-8 percent of adults in the United States. This means that about 25 million Americans will have an episode of major depression this year alone, but only one-half receive treatment. Without treatment, the frequency and severity of these symptoms tend to increase over time. All age groups and all racial, ethnic and socioeconomic groups can experience depression.
Some individuals may only have one episode of depression in a lifetime, but often people have recurrent episodes. More than one-half of people who experience a first episode of depression will have at least one other episode during his/her lifetime. Some people may have several episodes in the course of a year, and others may have ongoing symptoms. If untreated, episodes commonly last anywhere from a few months to many years.
Major depression is also known as clinical depression, major depressive illness, major affective disorder and unipolar mood disorder. It involves some combination of the following symptoms: depressed mood (sadness), poor concentration, insomnia, fatigue, appetite disturbances, excessive guilt and thoughts of suicide. Left untreated, depression can lead to serious impairment in daily functioning and even suicide, which is the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S. Researchers believe that more than one-half of people who die by suicide are experiencing depression. Depression is a leading cause of disability worldwide and represents a global public health challenge. According to the World Health Organization, it is the forth-leading contributor to Global Burden of Disease, and by 2020, depression is projected to be the second-leading cause. Devastating as this disease may be, it is treatable in most people. The availability of effective treatments and a better understanding of the biological basis for depression may lessen the barriers that can prevent early detection, accurate diagnosis and the decision to seek medical treatment.
Who's at risk?
All age groups and all racial, ethnic and socioeconomic groups can experience depression.
More On:


text:
1987 Starcraft
|Research another travel trailer/5th wheel
Special NotesPrint
Manufacturer note:
TRAVEL TRAILERS/5TH WHEELS - 1995-current prices include microwave, air conditioner, awning and AM/FM cassette stereo. 1999 Travelstar models reflect a base price only.
RVs for Sale
RV Insurance
Sell your RV
New trucks and SUVs for your consideration
Searching for the best deal...
Research other trucks and cars


text:
on February 13, 2013 - 3:48 PM
RIDGEWAY – A Ridgeway man was treated at Erie County Medical Center after he was attacked by his own dog Tuesday night, Orleans County Sheriff's officials said.
Investigators said Brian J. Adams, 30, and his wife, Kristi L. Adams, 38, were involved in a verbal altercation when the family dog attacked the husband.
Brian Adams was bitten in the arm and face and was transported by Medina Fire Department ambulance to ECMC where he was treated and released early Wednesday.
The dog, a 2½-year-old male pit bull terrier, also bit Kristi Adams on the forearm when she attempted to get it away from her husband. She declined medical attention at the scene.
The couple's 11-year-old called 911 for help.
Orleans County Animal Control officers seized the dog and took it the county shelter.
Officials said the dog was not licensed but was current on its rabies vaccination.
The incident is under investigation.


text:
Top Definition
An alteration of the word dog, used to describe someone as cool or hip. Used similarly to dude and bro. Can be placed after someone's name, eg Johndeg.
Yo deg, what you doing tonight?
door straz 20 oktober 2005
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
A round belly...abrrievation of degree. As a fat belly represents a 180degree angle. Can be used to insult anyone thats overweight!
1) Stop a fat guy in the middle of the road and calmly say
"You've got a deg."
2) When someone overweight gets a bit too happy you can allow them to remember that their fat i.e
FAT GUY- tells funny joke
YOU REMIND THEM-"Your a deg. Dont get happy"
"You've got a deg."
2) When someone overweight gets a bit too happy you can allow them to remember that their fat i.e
FAT GUY- tells funny joke
YOU REMIND THEM-"Your a deg. Dont get happy"
door asadr26 27 november 2011
1. short for degree. or hot. meaning someone is sexy
sara groban is super deg
door deggy (peggy) 30 maart 2005
Abbreviation of the Visual Kei/Jrock band, Dir en grey.
The members in DEG are SEKSI. O_O
door Yukita 30 december 2003
French: Short for the word "dégueulasse" which means; disgusting, repugnant, vulgar, gross. Deg is used as a shorter way of saying dégueulasse and is very popular, especially amongst young people. Should be used when something in utterly detestable.
Ugh, Gary just ate cow shit! That is so deg!
door LaLaLane 16 november 2007
Deg is welsh slang and is used to describe the feeling of or something being amazing/ten out of ten. Deg in the welsh language is ten. The term started being used April 2011 in the South Wales region of Torfaen. Eg. I'm feeling so Deg today sunbathing. Omg that guy is sooo Deg. You look proper Deg in that dress. It is the equivalent of the Essex based term Reem. Feeling Deg, Looking Deg, and being Deg.
good amazing sexy awesome brilliant great tip top super excellent reem you look so Deg today. That guy is so Deg. I feel so Deg after that
door ALC.CWMBRAN 20 april 2011
Colloquialism for cigarettes
Just found that deck of degs he lost, f-oath!
door Zwany2Face 11 mei 2010


text:
shoppers recently viewed this!
Eco Bouncer
- Color:
- walnut/marsh green
Qty: 1
- 1
- 2
Description: The Maclaren Eco-Bouncer is lightweight, easy to assemble, and easy to use. Complete with a padded harness, the Maclaren Bouncer packs flat for easy transportation. It's appropriate for newborns to 6 months of age. This baby essential is made from quilted fabric and has a modern design.
- Eco-friendly
- Light weight and easy to assemble
- Padded crotch/waist harness
- Packs flat for easy portability
- Appropriate from birth to 6 months
Material: Bouncer
Brand: Maclaren
Origin: Imported


text:
Call Toll Free +(877) 907-8688 | Hours 9-6 PM CST
Need Help? Click here to chat with us!
Free Shipping on All orders over $85.00 in Continental US *Some restrictions apply
Browse our selection of Ergonomic Keyboard Tray Styles to find the perfect match for your office needs. If you need assistance finding the perfect Ergonomic Solution to fit your needs give us a call or chat online. One of our Ergonomic Specialists can assist you in finding the perfect chair that is uniquely you. +877-907-8688
All prices are in USD


text:
Garfield School
Garfield School
The Garfield School acquisition and renovation was the first step in the college's move toward an extended campus as part of the Master Plan (link to CR Master Plan website). Westminster now officially owns the Garfield School and will create the Westminster Center for the Arts in this space. This decision was made after extended discussion between the Dean of Arts and Sciences, Westminster faculty, and the community.
The Garfield building consists of a historic school building and two later additions, with an area of 36,000 square feet on one and a half levels. The site is 4.6 acres and has approximately 180 parking stalls. This location will benefit Westminster by increasing the campus building area as well as providing additional parking within a short walk to the core campus. However, it does present the challenge of keeping its historical designation while upgrading the school to a usable space. Necessary renovations include replaces windows, removing asbestos, and more.
If you have any questions about the Garfield School property or usage, please contact Annalisa Holcombe at email@example.com.


text:
Closed Captioned
Three styles of waist finish ... three kinds of pockets ... three different leg styles. Kathy Ruddy gives you all these options and more, using a single pants pattern that you'll adjust to fit in any fabric. Make your own tummy-tuck jeans or yoked yoga pants. Never worry again about fit when making a new pair of trousers, jeans or casual pants. Kathy's ready-to-wear secrets will save you time and give you great results. You'll love this no-nonsense approach to real women's bodies and clothing needs.
Make a pants pattern block that you'll use again and again. Kathy shows a few patterns she likes and discusses how to work with different fabrics.
A pattern block allows you to make design changes onto a basic pant pattern that already fits you perfectly. Kathy shows you how to make your own customized pattern block.
Adjusting the geometry of your pattern block allows you to sew pants that fit your shape. Kathy demonstrates how to adjust for such common issues as rounded tummy, flat or round seat or thick legs and thighs.
Kathy talks about adjusting hems, and creating different leg silhouettes such as skinny leg, straight leg, boot fit and bellbottoms.
In this lesson, you'll learn about creating a waist facing, dealing with waist darts and inserting a hidden zipper. Kathy demonstrates some handy sewing and pressing tools.
Yesterday's elastic-waist pants were frumpy. Today they're called "yoga pants," and they're sleek and fashionable. Learn how to measure, cover and secure different widths of elastic for a smooth, comfortable fit.
Kathy shows you everything you need to know about making a fly front for your custom pants, including how to interface, insert the zipper, make a backstop and add belt loops.
Learn how to make slash pockets, including the style you find in those expensive tummy-tuck jeans.Yes, their secret is in the pocket! You won't believe how easy it is to duplicate this look.
Lean more jeans-style detailing for your garment. You'll learn how to draft a rub-off pocket using waxed paper, how to place pockets for a flattering look and how to sew your pockets securely.
Kathy reviews different styles of welt pockets for front and back pockets and men's or women's pants. You'll learn how to choose the best style and placement, construct the welt pocket and finish it neatly.
"Up until this class, my pants were definitely a hit-or-miss affair. No longer. I can now see what is different between the pattern and my figure (with all its faults) and also how to interpret and make adjustments. Furthermore, all those fancy impressive-looking welt pockets have been demystified. Lots of little sewing tips from an expert to build confidence to try something new."
- Sleevehead
Colchester, England


text:
on January 8, 2013 - 12:42 AM
, updated January 8, 2013 at 7:55 AM
Doug Marrone cut an imposing figure at the podium for his news conference Monday.
The Buffalo Bills' new head coach is 6-foot-5. While his precise height is not important, what it represents is very important to the Bills.
Marrone is a big, strong presence.
The Bills wanted an assertive leader and a forceful personality to turn around their losing franchise. They think they have found it in the 48-year-old coach from Syracuse University.
"We wanted toughness, we wanted intellect, we wanted a culture change, a guy that will bring leadership, competitive leadership," said Russ Brandon, Bills president and chief executive officer. "We wanted to hopefully have someone with an NFL pedigree and head coaching experience. Doug was a perfect candidate."
The Bills have won 19 of their last 57 games. Syracuse had won 10 of its previous 47 before Marrone rebuilt it. Brandon thinks Marrone can whip the Bills into shape.
"He took that program over from where it was to bring it back to beyond respectability," Brandon said. "The competitive fire that he brings to the table and his level of accountability that he brings across everyone in the organization – everyone who touches football – he will lead this organization."
Marrone, a Bronx native, was articulate and confident in his introduction. He offered few specifics on what he plans to do.
"I can't tell you how excited I am to be the head football coach," Marrone said. "I can't tell you how excited I am for my family and I to move up here. We're all looking forward to it. I'm excited about working with the people in this organization."
Marrone built a reputation as a disciplinarian at Syracuse, instituting strict rules related for player conduct and performance in the classroom. Roughly 20 scholarship players left the program, for a variety of reasons, in his first season.
"All the way through my career, the success we had, part of that success has been discipline," Marrone said. "And I just think that's important."
Marrone, however, is not making an unfamiliar jump to the NFL. He played for parts of two seasons in the NFL after a fine college career at Syracuse. He coached the offensive line of the New York Jets for four years, from 2002 to 2005. He was offensive coordinator under Sean Payton with the New Orleans Saints from 2006 to 2008.
He said he knows how to deal with NFL players.
"A lot of players right now are thinking, 'Is he going to take a college football approach mentality, or a pro football coach mentality?' " Marrone admitted. "This is the NFL. This is the highest level. I've been a player in this league. I've coached in this league. So I have a good insight into the NFL."
"I'm excited about taking those principles and approaches that we've used in the NFL and, again, discussing that with the players and making sure they know what my expectations are and what their expectations are of me as the head football coach."
Marrone did not call the offensive plays for the Saints. He said he will not call the plays for the Bills.
He views himself as the manager of the entire team. That's something that appealed to the Bills, as well. Marrone's predecessor, Chan Gailey, let his defensive coordinators essentially be "the head coach of defense." Ex-Bills coach Dick Jauron had almost nothing to do with the offense, until his final season.
"When you're the head football coach, you want to make sure that you're truly the CEO of the program, that you know what's going on on offense, know what's going on on defense, and know what's going on on special teams," Marrone said. "So from a management style, that's who I am. I have to make sure we know how to win games, make sure I'm managing all three of those phases.
"I'll be heavily involved in game-planning," Marrone added. "I do take offense when people say 'you're an offensive coach.' I've been attacking defenses my whole entire life. … I understand coverage and front mechanics and things like that. I have a great understanding of defensive football, as well as special teams."
The Bills' last two head-coaching hires, Gailey and Jauron, had no other teams pursuing them as a head coach.
This time was different. The Cleveland Browns had interviewed Marrone. Philadelphia and San Diego had interviews scheduled with him. The Cleveland Plain-Dealer reported the Browns had a second conversation with Marrone on Saturday. The Browns had spent much of the previous day with Oregon coach Chip Kelly.
Brandon said the Bills had five interview sessions with Marrone. The Bills moved quickly, negotiating through the night Saturday and into Sunday. The contract agreement was reached in the wee hours of Sunday morning.
"If we had waited we'd have lost him," Bills General Manager Buddy Nix said.
"I had some opportunities to make a choice, and I've chosen to be here," Marrone said.
Asked during the news conference about Marrone being perceived as a backup choice of the Browns (to Kelly), Brandon interjected: "I think that perception's wrong."
Nix said good candidates were pursuing the Bills, and the team got a better response from candidates than in their last search, in 2010.
"It's unbelievable really," Nix said. "I got here a little bit late [in 2010]. We were kind of blown away. We had the opportunity, if we wanted to, at a lot of guys. There was more interest than we expected."
Marrone's contract details were not yet known. His deal is believed to be at least four years. The average contract for last year's crop of first-time NFL head coaches, league sources said, was four years and $11.2 million, a $2.8 million average.
email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
How Do the New FDA Rules Affect You?
E-cig Ingredients Will No Longer Be a Mystery Read More »8 Comments
Social Media: Nothing But the Truth?
If you want to be a savvy user of social media, it helps to remember that what you see online almost never shows the complete picture. Read More »10 Comments
Naloxone Saves Lives
If someone is overdosing, it's really important to get them help as soon as possible. It could save their life. Read More »2 Comments
Pregnancy and Drugs: Update (Part 1 – Smoking and Vaping)
A new study links a pregnant woman's smoking to differences in her baby's DNA. Read More »0 Comments
Driven a Whale Lately?
What could beluga whales—which can grow up to 37 feet long—and cars possibly have in common? Read More »3 Comments


text:
Minnesota Homecare Providers File Federal Lawsuit Challenging Forced Unionization Scheme
SEIU seeks to push home-based personal care providers into forced-dues ranks against their will
Minneapolis, MN (July 28, 2014) – Today, a group of home-based personal care providers who care for family members filed a federal lawsuit challenging a law that authorizes forcible unionization of the state's home-based personal care providers.
With free legal aid from National Right to Work Foundation attorneys, Teri Bierman and eight other providers from around the state filed the suit against Governor Mark Dayton and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU). The suit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota.
The homecare providers' suit requests an injunction halting implementation of a law intended to designate SEIU union officials as the monopoly political representative of thousands of providers in the state. The SEIU seeks to unionize the providers via a mail-in vote starting August 1.


text:
Main Street Martinsburg gets brownfields grant
April 2, 2013
MARTINSBURG — Main Street Martinsburg recently won a West Virginia Redevelopment Collaborative grant for work on the historical Matthews Foundry property at 420 N. Queen St....
It's a great building. I second Karen 24 -- I hope Mr. Groh can tranform it into a restaurant. I love the waterfall.
0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
I agree, Karen. A lot of the large, older buildings in Martinsburg would make beautiful restaurants! Perhaps Martinsburg could finally have some restaurants to frequent that were not greasy chains.
6 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Great idea!!! Lets dump a ton of money into a site and turn it into a first class multi use facility, best in the State!!! Best in the universe!!! And then figure out it's location is in the middle of Little Detroit" What a bunch of clowns!!!
1 Agrees | 4 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
"The grant is for $5,750 and will bring together public and private sector experts in the redevelopment of industrial sites"
One, maybe two meetings with plenty of food, coffee, and tea.
When will we learn?
4 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
"the city will step in and spend public money to help you do something with them. How American"
MainStreet Martinsburg and the City of Martinsburg are not the same thing. MainStreet is a non-profit organization that works toward the betterment of downtown. While it receives donations and grants from government entities, this is not the case of "the city stepping in."
5 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
So if your rich and let your properties deteriorate long enough, as Groh does, the city will step in and spend public money to help you do something with them. How American.
3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
This building is far too large to house such a short snapshot of history.
1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Wouldn't the traffic flow on North Queen Street be smaller, when the new bypass opens?? I think making this beautiful old place into a nice Restuarant, Lounge and Bar area, would be great. They sure don't build places this solid today!!!
4 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Showing 8 of 8 comments


text:
Name: Curt Kutch
Age: 55
Residence: Altoona
High school: Glendale, class of 1975
College: Penn State and IUP
I usually attend games with: My brother, David
My favorite sport: Baseball
My all-time favorite local player to watch while growing up: Glendale alum Sam Tiesi
My all-time favorite local coach: John Franco
My favorite high school team: Glendale
My favorite college team: Penn State
My favorite pro team: Pittsburgh Steelers
The most famous sports person I have ever met: One-time Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Len Dawson
My most prized sports photograph/memorabilia: An autographed book and photo of Terry Bradshaw.
My sports claim to fame: Lasted one week trying to walk on to the Penn State football team in 1975.
If I were the czar of local sports, the one thing I would change would be: Get more outside participation for kids in sports and get them away from the computers, and increase the amount of opportunities for children to take part in local sports.
If you'd like to participate in fandom, please answers the above questions and e-mail them to firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
|Welcome to the MANGA Forum.
|You will have to register before you can post: log in or sign up at the top of the page to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
Hello, I'm a teacher in Canada and I work in an inner city school. I have heard about a group called Manga Shakespeare and they publish a version of Romeo and Juliet with original Shakespearian text (save a few choice words). The problem is that the text and book is small and I need a .pdf version of the text. While I can photocopy the book itself, the process of expanding the size is difficult and makes the images too fuzzy. I know this from past experience...the photocopier in the school is not a prime example of modern technology. Does anyone have any suggestions or can point me in a direction to find a computerized version of the document (.pdf, etc)? Thank you
I don't read manga on-line but that is one site that my daughter uses.Hope that this helps. Good luck.Dewa Mata,Niji-Hana"Innoscence Activate" http://view.playlist.com/13500951819
you don't wanna read online and need to download ^_^oh yeah speaking of romeo and juliet, there's this anime entitled RomeoxJuliet and i've seen the first few episodes... man it's good... lol ^_^ it even featured a japanese version of the song You Raise Me Up (i think the english version was sang by josh groban)... really cool... oh by the way, even though the anime borrows from Shakespeare's story, the adaptation differs greatly from the original...~Crescent"...beneath the truth lies a lie and behind lies hides the truth..."
Yeah, I have heard of this one. Unfortunetly, I need the original Shakespeare story. Manga Shakespeare does have one outhowever, getting an online copy is proving difficult.


text:
The final chapter of the Midland Athletic League has been divided into three parts.
Part One concluded after Week 10 of the 2013 football season.
Part Two ended Friday, with the conclusion of the boys basketball regular season.
Part Three, like most trilogy finales, likely is to be in pre-production for awhile (look at the weather and think about when baseball, softball and track can start, not to mention tennis).
Sometimes I find myself thinking of MAL schools as a bunch of kids on a scavenger hunt. Everyone starts at the same place, but eventually everyone splits off into groups.
Old Fort, New Riegel, St. Wendelin and St. Joe all grouped up and are heading to the Sandusky River League.
Carey, Mohawk and Seneca East are all going to the N10.
North Baltimore and Hopewell-Loudon are going to the Blanchard Valley Conference.
So, everybody has a buddy, or in this context, a natural rival. A familiar face as it starts anew.
Well, except for one school.
It's the one school that's going it alone, all by itself, in the Toledo Area Athletic Conference.
Calvert boys basketball coach Ted Willman, a Seneca East graduate, played ball when the league was fledgeling and has been involved with it as a coach for most of the years after that.
"There were good battles amongst teams," Willman said after Calvert beat Lakota Friday night. "And sometimes, when it comes to league championships, it came down to that last Friday of the year."
It happened last year, when Old Fort was state ranked and came into its game against New Riegel with a chance to win the league title outright. But if the Blue Jackets won, they'd share the title. Meanwhile, if St. Joe beat Carey, it'd also get a piece of the championship.
I covered the New Riegel-Old Fort game last year. Memories of what happened on the court have faded (New Riegel and St. Joe won their games, creating a three-way tie), but the atmosphere from the game was unforgettable.
When I arrived at 5:30 p.m. that evening - roughly two hours before tipoff - a parking spot was hard to find. When I finally did get in the building, there already was an intensity that you could feel.
And the JV game hadn't even started. When it did, the crowd reacted to it like it was varsity.
It was crazy.
To Willman, it was what the MAL was about. And it's ending.
"It's sad to see, because if you think about it, the schools in that league were for the most part - besides (Calvert) - rural type of schools that had kids who came up all the way through the system," he said. "You knew the coaches, you knew the players year in, year out. You knew them from one sport to another because a lot of them were three-sport athletes.
"Now it's almost like we're graduating. It's like a senior in high school, it's almost graduation," Willman said. "Now teams are going their different ways."
None, though, are going as far as Calvert.
Where this season some of Calvert's league road trips to barely more than 15 minutes, next year, in the TAAC, it will go against three schools that are located in Toledo.
A little longer trip.
And with the TAAC being a big league that plays a home-in-home schedule in basketball, some familiar Calvert opponents will be left off the schedule.
"Some of those games, rivalry games you had for 27 years, no longer exist," Willman said.
But Willman said Calvert - and everyone else - will embrace the future.
"It's change," he said. "Some people don't like it, but you have to embrace it, because it's not going to change."
Another part of the story has ended.
A new chapter awaits.
Zach Baker is the sports editor of The Advertiser-Tribune.
Contact him at:
email@example.com or on Twitter @Zachthewriter


text:
Agreed. Simply put - Doan is a difference maker while Semin and Nash are not. The kind of fire he has will rub off.
Doan's got energy, attitude, and leadership....but Semin is veryyyy underrated defensively and Nash has the ability to put entire games on his back
Just depends on what kind of difference maker your looking for i guess


text:
We Are Committed to the Communities We Serve.
We are the Bank of The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, The Bank of the Outback Bowl, and a Corporate Partner of the Miami Heat. We volunteer, we give back, and we are committed to being a good corporate citizen.
For your business, we offer two types of checking accounts to suit your needs. Same for your family – two easy choices (plus special accounts for seniors and for students).
Our team members have the sophistication necessary to serve the needs of Florida's business leaders. We hire the best people who can actually provide you advice about your business. We care more and we try harder and that's why businesses across the state of Florida are switching to C1 Bank.
In 2014 we made over $489 million in new loan commitments to businesses, families, and individuals across the state of Florida. From a $250,000 SBA loan to a $30,000,000 commercial loan – we have the sophistication and desire to get your deal done quickly and locally.
We have made a commitment to pay a living wage and full benefits to our associates. We do the right thing by them so they can do the right thing by you.
We are the Bank of The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, The Bank of the Outback Bowl, and a Corporate Partner of the Miami Heat. We volunteer, we give back, and we are committed to being a good corporate citizen.
C1 Bank was honored as the 19th fastest growing company in Florida at the 2013 "Florida Fast 100" awards, as having the "Coolest Office Space," as one of the "Tampa Bay Fast 50," and as one of "Tampa Bay's Largest 100 Private Companies." C1 Bank CEO, Trevor Burgess, won Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2013 in Florida in the Financial Services category.
C1 Bank is a leader in checking, savings and money markets, business loans, SBA loan programs, portfolio residential mortgages, and association and treasury services. C1 Bank is the Official Bank of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Official Bank of the Outback Bowl and a Corporate Partner of the Miami HEAT.
We believe our technology offers our clients a unique and convenient banking experience that is not available at traditional community banks. Online Banking, Mobile Banking, Mobile Deposit, eStatements, Business Remote Deposit, Bill Pay, Person to Person Payments, Positive Pay, Wires, ACH and Merchant Services - are just part of what we offer.


text:
The tough decisions just keep coming on The Voice.
After Monday night – when coaches Christina Aguilera and Blake Shelton let go talented contestants on their teams – the results of America's vote were revealed.
Keep reading to find out whom the voters saved, who performed a last-chance song and whom the judges decided to keep on their teams for the upcoming semifinals.
On Team Christina, Chris Mann earned the most votes, leaving Ashley De La Rosa and a tearful Lindsey Pavao to sing for their coach. Ashley performed "Yoü & I," while Lindsey tackled "Please Don't Go."
"I really love these two girls a lot. I really believe in you," Aguilera said before making her difficult decision. "You both are complete superstars." But Aguilera picked Lindsey, sending Ashley packing.
On Team Blake, Jermaine Paul was the lucky one with enough votes to move on in the competition. That left Erin Willet to sing "Proud Mary" and RaeLynn to perform "If I Die Young" in hopes of winning Shelton's favor.
"I love both of you and we have a bond for different reasons," the country super star said. "This is way rougher than I thought it was going to be ... "
As the credits rolled, host Carson Daly practically begged Shelton to make a decision – and he barely did before the end of the hour, saving Erin, sending RaeLynn home in tears.
Next week, Adam Levine and Cee Lo Green's teams face off in what's sure to be another couple of difficult nights for the judges and contestants alike.
Tell us: Did Christina and Blake make the right choice? Sound off in the comments below.
The Voice's First Semifinalists Revealed
Colleen Hayes/NBC


text:
They were there:
Peanut Butter & Jelly Boats
More Than A Single Mom
Glass Half Full
Milk & Honey
Mommy Instincts
To Think Is To Create
M.O.M. On A Mission
The Berger Buzz
Rip, Runnin & Roarin
Sunny Side Of The Street
Crooked Eyebrow
And while you're here, please vote for my family's holiday photo in the SuperMomz photo contest!
You can find me here at NaBloPoMo.


text:
Pruellage Hall Move-in
Welcome to Pruellage Hall!
Room Information
Check out the Housing and Residence Life website for more information regarding Pruellage Hall. Amenities and general information can be found here and floor plans can be found here.
Your move-in will begin in the Regis Lot which is located just between Marguerite and Pruellage Halls. A campus map highlighting various parking locations can be viewed here. While looking at this map, the best way to get to Regis Lot is to arrive to campus on Vandeventer Avenue and turn on the service drive just north of Holy Cross Lot. This map may be beneficial to print and bring to campus when you arrive for easy reference.
With limited space Regis Lot, this lot is used solely for unloading. Once all your items have been unloaded, please move your vehicle to the Laclede Garage, which is located just off of Laclede Avenue. During Fall Welcome, parking in the Laclede Garage is free.
Move-in Process
When you arrive on SLU's campus on your assigned move-in date, go directly to the Regis Lot.
Once you arrive to Regis Lot, Oriflamme Leaders will meet you at your vehicle and direct you to the check-in location. As the new student goes to check-in, have at least one member of your family stay with the vehicle as Oriflamme Leaders begin unloading items.
After you have received all your check-in information, Oriflamme Leaders will help you carry all of your items up to your room. Please remember, due to the limited parking in Regis Lot, once your items are unloaded, please move your vehicle to the Laclede Garage to allow for another student and their family to utilize that parking spot.


text:
BUY a subscription to Hauntworld Magazine TODAY. Your subscription will start with the current issue or the next issue. You will recieve four issues per subscription. Issues are full color anywhere between 50 pages to 100 pages. Each magaizne is jam packed with articles from the best industry minds offering how to tips on marketing, building haunts, scares, and much more.
Hauntworld Issue 42 offers feature articles of Factory of Terror and Nightmare Nashville plus how to articles from Haunted Overload and much more.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 41 is finally HERE! Issue 41 is our best issue EVER because we focus on teaching you HOW to operate your haunted attraction in a year around setting. Learn how to utilize your attraction year around to generate income from Escape Games, Zombie Laser Tag to Christmas Shows. Learn everything inside issue 41.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 40 might be the single best most educational magazine we've produced as this issue helps you start your own escape game, high tech lighting for outdoor haunts, and an article from Larry Kirchner on how to get the edge on your competition this Halloween season. The issue also includes new products from vendors, a featured haunted house article and much more!
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 39 features several how to articles to help your haunted house business including how to set up retail, how to do make up quickly, haunted hayride safety, and social media marketing. Issue 39 also features Legends of the Fog, and extreme haunts feature.
Hauntworld Magazine issue 38 features five different haunted house, articles on how to build your own 3D haunted house, state of the industry and much more. Each magazine helps you learn how to own and operate a successful haunted house.
Hauntworld Magazine issue 37 features four haunted attractions plus learn marketing tips for your haunt, plus the main focus is about EXTREME haunted houses the do and the dont. Get this issue now. Released July 20, 2014.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 36 features 64 full color pages of content to help haunt owners grow and develope their business. Featured articles from Larry Kirchner, Ben Armstrong, and Dwayne Sandbugh including how to renovate your haunt article plus five featured haunt profiles.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 35 is jam packed with 5 haunted house features, how to create your own corn maze, secrets to create online web traffic and all the details about the haunt shows and tours.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 34 is a special edition with focus on how to be succesful owning and operating SCREAMPARKS! Learn what types of attractions, what to charge, when to open and how to operate a haunted Screampark. Featured haunts including Verdun Manor, Dead End Hayride, Darkwood Manor and 100 Acres Manor plus much more.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 33 features two major haunted houses including Bennetts Curse and Pure Terror Haunted House and several how to articles from Netherworld's Ben Armstrong, Allen Hopps, and much more. Learn how to make your haunted house more successful with Hauntworld Magazine.
HauntWorld Magazine Issue 32 features articles on how to build the ultimate crypts, how to use facebook to promote your haunted house and much more! Learn how to promote, operate and create the best haunted houses with Hauntworld Magazine
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 31 features Screampark Haunted House and a review of Cutting Edge Haunted House in Dallas. Additionally a review of all the latest on Zombie Mania, the future of haunted house industry plus the top 10 most unique locations for a haunted house and much more.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 30 is the largest all color magazine we've ever produced. Issue 30 includes 76 full color pages featuring four haunted house attractions, top 20 haunts all time, how to create a giant outdoor monsters 'clownzilla' and much more.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 29 is the largest all color magazine we've ever printed with over 80 pages of content. Learn how to make a giant clownzilla, or how to entertain your customers in line at your haunted house. Learn more about the 13th Floor Haunted Houses and much more. Subscribe today and save or buy this single issue.
Hauntworld Magazine features three amazing haunted houses including USS Nightmare, Realm of Darkness and the massive Terror Behind the Walls.
• Headless Horseman, New York
• Nightmare On 13th, Utah
• 12 Things That Changed The Industry
• Being Monsters
• Gift Store Observations
• QR Codes and more!
Hauntworld Magazine issue 26 is jam packed with three featured haunted houses, and in addition learn how to improve air throughout your haunt, haunt show information and much more.
Hauntworld Magazine Issue 25 is the biggest issue to date with feature articles on FOUR major haunted houses. Additionally learn how to expand your attraction with several how to articles.
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #24, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine issue #23, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #22, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #21, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #20, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #19, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Double Issue #17-18, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #16, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #15, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #14, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #13, Featuring:
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #12
DO NOT ORDER this issue
We are all SOLD OUT and do not anticipate printing more at this time.
Hauntworld Magazine Double Issue #10-11
DO NOT ORDER this issue
We are all SOLD OUT and do not anticipate printing more at this time.
HauntWorld Magazine Issue #9
Hauntworld Magazine Double Issue #7-8
Hauntworld Magazine Double Issue #5-6
Hauntworld Magazine Double Issue #3-4
Hauntworld Magazine Issue #2
HauntWorld Magazine #1
St Louis Escape is about to open with three of the best escape rooms in America. The Escape Room industry hailed St Louis Escape as one of the best in the Nation and now they are about to open Run Away Subway. Check out the video for the new Subway Escape. Escape rooms are blowing up across America and the entire World. With Halloween coming up the association between haunted houses and escape rooms goes hand and hand. Escape Rooms will see a massive expansion of business this Halloween season.
St. Louis Escape is located next door to The Darkness Haunted at 1517 South 8th Street and is open daily.
St Louis Escape in St. Louis is without any doubt the best Escape Rooms in the entire Mid-West. Book your rooms for St Louis escape at www.StLouisEscape.com
Haunted Houses are EXPANDING what they offer going into Halloween 2016 with new attractions that enable them to open YEAR AROUND. The Escape Room industry started overseas but was quickly embraced here in America and now haunted house owners nationwide are entering the industry. Many haunted houses are now offering an new wild form of extreme entertainment called ZOMBIE LASER TAG. Recently The Darkness Haunted House entered the fray showcasing a new arena for the 2016 Transworld Halloween and Haunted House Show in St Louis last March. See video below. Now watch one of the biggest haunted houses in America open their haunt where guest use combat weapons to shoot, hunt and kill zombies The Walking Dead. See video below.
What can you expect Halloween 2016? Nothing is out of bounds from some people doing EXTREME haunts, Zombie Paintball Hayrides, Zombie Laser Tag, Escape Rooms, Corn Mazes, Hayrides to you name it!!! Some haunted houses are even utilizing themes we assumed was off limits such as bloody Christmas themes where Santa roams around slashing people with an Axe. Some haunts are utilizing the Easter Bunny, Bloody Valentines Day to everything between.
Stick with Hauntworld.com to find the best, scariest, and most extreme haunted houses in America. Halloween 2016 is going to be the most EXTREME EVER!
Haunted House Magazine is the biggest and best source for learning about the haunted house industry, from building and creating your own haunted house to creating special effects, how to create animations, marketing your haunted house to managing the scariest actors on the planet. Haunted House Magazine supplies our readers the best most cutting edge information about everything inside the haunted house industry. Thousands of people subscribe to Hauntworld Magazine because they want to learn new ways to expand and grow their business and take their haunted attractions to the next level of FRIGHT! You may purchase back issues or simply subscribe to the magazine. Additionally at our sister site www.HauntedHouseSupplies.com we sell all sorts of how to videos, on subjects like scaring customers, creating the best scary scenes, and much more. Lastly we encourage you to list your haunted house here within our state directory where we help our gusts find the best and scariest haunted houses in America.
Haunted House Magazine is powered by Hauntworld Magazine and the biggest haunted house directory in the World www.HauntWorld.com


text:
Fall Break (Academic date)
Saturday October 12, 2013
All Day
Edwards Campus, 12600 Quivira Road, Overland Park
All Day
Edwards Campus, 12600 Quivira Road, Overland Park
Fall break is Saturday, Oct. 12, through Tuesday, Oct. 15. During break, the Edwards Campus buildings and Regents Center Library will maintain its normal semester hours. The Regents Center front desk and student services will close at 5 p.m. instead of 7:15 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday.
Contact: 913-897-8400
Department: Edwards Campus
Department: Edwards Campus