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LifeformsCoordinated by Robert Mickelsen, a Florida-based glass artist, "Lifeforms" is inspired by Rudolf and Leopold Blaschka's glass biological models made in the 19th and 20th centuries for Harvard University. The PGC exhibition includes more than 50 contemporary flameworked models, cast impressions, blown renditions, and an actual fish cast in glass.07/05/2013 - 11/17/2013Pittsburgh Glass Center, 5472 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Murphy/Smith Dance Collective - Sound ProjectMurphy/Smith Dance Collective, formed in 2011 by Pittsburgh-based choreographers Jamie Erin Murphy and Renee Danielle Smith, explores the relationship between sound and human instinct. Sound Project illuminates how our everyday life sounds around us create environment, a source of communication and even our general feeling of safety. So what can happen when our familiar soundscape becomes distorted or even disappears?07/05/2013Time: 8:00 pmKelly-Strayhorn Theater, 5941 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Tales of Hoffmann - RetoldHoffmann is obsessed with three beautiful women—or is it one mercurial woman, split into three different personalities? The great story of E.T.A. Hoffmann's love life is retold in a new version incorporating some of the poet-composer's own music. International star Robert Chafin (Covent Garden, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Wiener Staatsoper) plays Hoffmann.07/06/2013 - 07/21/201307/06 - 7:30 pm07/13 - 7:30 pm07/21 - 2:30 pmTwentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Pittsburgh Symphony at South ParkAssistant Conductor Fawzi Haimor leads the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in a free outdoor concert in celebration of Independence Day as part of the Allegheny County Summer Concert Series. The program includes Rossini's lively William Tell Overture, classics by Gershwin and Beethoven, and American staples such as Victor Herbert's American Fantasie, John Williams' Born on the Fourth of July, Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, an Armed Forces Salute, music by Marvin Hamlisch, and more.07/06/2013Time: 8:00 pmLocation: South Park Amphitheater, Brownsville Rd. & McCorkle Rd., South Park, PAwebsite
Allegheny Brass BandAllegheny Brass Band.07/07/2013Time: 10:30 amMellon Park, Fifth & Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
A Little Night MusicFredrik dearly loves Anne, his icy young new bride. But he also carries a torch for Desiree, a hot-blooded actress. Desiree is involved with Count Carl-Magnus, who's married to Charlotte, Anne's best friend. Imagine what happens when they all spend a weekend in the country together! Stephen Sondheim's Bergman-inspired musical includes "Send in the Clowns."07/07/2013 - 07/20/201307/07 - 2:30 pm07/12 - 7:30 pm07/20 - 7:30 pmLocation: Twentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Pittsburgh Symphony at HartwoodAssistant Conductor Fawzi Haimor will lead the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in a free outdoor concert as part of the Allegheny County Summer Concert Series. The program opens with Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro Overtuer. Then, PSO violinist Jennifer Orchard will play Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto in D major, and the closer will be Beethoven's famous Symphony No. 7 in A major.07/07/2013Time: 8:00 pmLocation: Hartwood Acres Amphitheater, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Disney's The Little MermaidIn a magical kingdom beneath the sea, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Based on one of Hans Christian Andersen's most beloved stories, with music by eight-time Academy Award winner Alan Menken, it's a hauntingly beautiful love story for the ages.07/09/2013 - 07/21/2013Location: Benedum Center, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Lady Windermere's FanTongues wag when the tarnished Mrs. Erlynne returns to town, but it's Lady Windermere who is most scandalized: she suspects her new husband of having an affair with this woman of ill-repute. When she decides to strike back at him with her own unfaithfulness, an unlikely rescuer saves her from the deed and its consequences. Re-conceived by director Alan Stanford, Oscar Wilde's comic masterpiece time-travels to the 1940's, where the price for breaking high society's rules are still considerable. Nike Doukas stars.07/11/2013 - 07/27/2013Stephen Foster Memorial Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Harlem Quartet - Take the "A" TrainCo-presented with the Kelley-Strayhorn and the African-American Jazz Preservation Society of Pittsburgh. The Harlem Quartet's mission is to advance diversity in classical music, engaging young and new audiences through the discovery and presentation of varied repertoire that includes works by minority composers.07/11/2013Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Kelly-Strayhorn Theatre, 5941 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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Ark Insurance Solutions, LLC
Majority Owners:
Rebecca Yates
Kirk Chester
Seth and Brandon Scott
Torry Wilcox
Westminster Alumni:
Rebecca Yates ('99)
Kirk Chester ('00)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owner: 5
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Insurance (Other)
Company Overview: We offer a wide range of product options, including traditional HMO plans, PPO plans, and HSA-compatible plans. We specialize in helping you design the best package for your needs and budget. Because we are a broker, we can represent all of the carriers in the marketplace. We also provide full consulting and optimization analysis for Health Care Reform.
Future Growth Plans: We are currently expanding with a new product that will help employers navigate Health Care Reform and actually save money. We will also be opening multiple locations.
Majority Owners:
Ruth Kendrick
Ryan Kendrick
Westminster Alumni:
Ryan Kendrick ('10)
Launched in 2008
Number of Employees other than Owners: 2
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $50,001-$75,000
Industry: Food & Beverage
Company Overview: We produce incredible chocolates and confections that are unlike anything else produced in Utah. Our chocolates are beautiful and delicious, and we source as many ingredients locally as possible. We are able to customize our chocolates with custom logos and monograms for corporate and special events.
Future Growth Plans: We continue to grow the business, particularly in the corporate and gift areas. We continue to develop wholesale relationships with numerous retailers along the Wasatch Front.
Major Accomplishments: We are two-time recipients of Salt Lake Magazine's Best of The Beehive award. We received the 2012 Master Chocolatier award from the International Chocolate Salon and we were named the Most Gifted Chocolatier in the 2011 Chicago Chocolate Salon. We were recognized in the Utah Student 25 in 2009 and 2010 as one of Utah's top student-run businesses.
Club V Volleyball
Majority Owners:
Matt Carlson
Reed Carlson
Westminster Alumni:
Matt Carlson ('11)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owners: 19
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $500,001-$1,000,000
Industry: Recreation (and Entertainment)
Company Overview: Train, develop, and educate volleyball athletes looking to play at the collegiate level.
Future Growth Plans: Expand to 5 courts in our facility, 100% growth rate since 2009.
Major Accomplishments: Ranked nationally as one of the top clubs. Sponsorship from Molten. Placed in the top 10 at the Utah Student 25 for two years in a row.
Competition 4x4
Majority Business Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Ryan Schoenrock ('12)
Launched in 2008
Number of Employees other than Owners: 1 to 2
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Manufacturing
Company Overview: Competition 4x4 is a manufacturer of 4x4 and motorcycle products. We provide businesses and end users with all the fabrication parts needed to complete their bumper, tire carrier, chassis, and motorcycle builds. We supply some of the largest 4x4 bumper and tire carrier manufacturing companies within the industry, including Aries Motorsports and Wilderness Racks.
Future Growth Plans: Competition 4x4 grew 177% in 2011 over the previous year and is on track to grow an additional 27% in 2012. We've added new high end equipment that is allowing us to expand our product line and manufacturing capabilities. In 2013 we'll expand our product offering further into the motorcycle parts industry.
Major Accomplishments: Because of the rapid growth and success of the firm, I was able to privately sell the company on October 15th, 2012 for an undisclosed amount.
D Street Marketing
Majority Owners:
Peter Callister
Robert Lasater
Westminster Alumni:
Peter Callister ('07)
Launched in 2012
Number of Employees other than Owners: 2
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $500,001-$1,000,000
Industry: Advertising & Marketing (and Internet Marketing Services)
Company Overview: We believe good companies fail because they don't have right tools to connect to customers. D Street Marketing provides reasonably priced, internet marketing solutions to help its clients connect to more clients and realize success. Our core services include SEO marketing, website design & creation, content production, pay-per-click campaign management, and social media marketing.
Focus Clinical Research, LLC
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Dustin Jackson ('11)
Launched in 2010
Number of Employees other than Owner: 5
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $500,001-$1,000,000
Industry: Medical
Company Overview: We contract with Pharmaceutical companies to execute their human clinical trials for new the new pharmaceutical products seeking FDA approval.
Future Growth Plans: Gain more studies and pharma partners.
Major Accomplishments: 40% growth from year 1 to year 2.
Hangzhou Grace Envirotech Co.,Ltd
Majority Owners:
Yan Zou
Zunde Zou
Westminster Alumni:
Yan Zou '14
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owner: 12
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $500,001-$1,000,000
Industry: Manufacturing & Environmental Protection
Company Overview: We design, research, engineering and manufacture the dust filter felt, dust filter bags which is applied in baghouse filter system for smoke and gas filtration in steel plant, coal fired power plant, cement industry, ect. We also design and engineering the Baghouse Filter Sytem. The main market is the USA and other oversea countries.
Future Growth Plan: Now, we have a dust filter bag processing plant, and in the future, I'd like to set a filter medium and material factory. The income each year will be up to USD $5,000,000. Good Rewards HR management ,and good accomplishment in sales in past years.
KMP staffing
Majority Owners:
Marcus Hall
Thomas Rowe
Trevor Wood
Westminster Alumni:
Trevor Wood ('08)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owners: 5 – 8
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $1,000,001+
Industry: Medical
Company Overview: We are a Full Service Healthcare Staffing firm specializing in recruitment of locum tenens physicians nationwide. We match skills, specialties, personalities, and career aspirations.
Future Growth Plans: Planning to hire qualified sales and recruitment professionals in 2013.
Major Accomplishments: Expecting 25%-50% growth in 2013.
Latitude Marketing Group
Majority Owners and Westminster Alumni:
Osmond Seangsuwan ('08)
Rob Wintle ('08)
Launched in 2005
Number of Employees other than Owners: 48
Approximate Yearly Revenue: 1,000,001+
Industry: Consumer Products & Services
Company Overview: Our main product has been Dish Network; however, we have strategically been increasing our DirecTV and Home Security sales each month to ensure that we are not fully dependent on just one product. We have also included additional home services such as internet, phone and cable. To monetize on each lead, we have also partnered up with a national credit repair company to ensure that those people that don't qualify for our products and services have an opportunity to get something in the near future. With those products on hand for us to offer, we have the ability to take advantage of every inbound and outbound sale. We are currently installing over 20% of our inbound leads and working to increase that each day. Our agents know and understand that they should be qualifying every call that comes into the sales floor. Our product base, as well as future products to come are endless. We have simply created the ultimate sales and processing floor. There are currently other products we are researching.
Future Growth Plans: Our goal has simply to diversify our marketing, build long term relationships with companies that have had success in their own marketing mediums and take care of them with high close ratios, healthy commissions and constant feedback and communication. By doing so, we have done what other companies couldn't do. We know that we are only good at certain marketing niches, while others are proficient at others. Partnering up with them has allowed us to be well diversified and secure in our growth model. As we look to increase our efficiencies within our own sales floors and increase customer satisfaction, we believe that our production and close rations will increase, as well as our commissions from Dish Network and DirecTV. Dish Network and DirecTV have already committed to paying us additional commissions for the months of April through August for the good performance we have shown to them. With our current and future sales strategy, we are poised for increased numbers and revenues.
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Jeff Bischoff (MBA '11)
Launched in 2011
Number of Employees other than Owner: 2
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $25,001-$50,000
Industry: Consumer Products & Services
Company Overview: Massox™ is a sock manufacturer that combines therapeutic Asian well-being with classic American style. Massox is initially launching men's designer dress socks that contain patented therapeutic, acupressure massagers on the inside surface of the sock. Scientific evidence proves that acupressure therapy can help maintain and improve overall health and vitality.
Future Growth Plans: Massox will be launching a both an athletic and womens line at the beginning of 2013.
Major Accomplishments: Winner of the Westminster Opportunity Quest Competition. Winner of the UES Best Business Plan & Best Brand Awards.
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
William Hoster ('11)
Launched in 2002
Number of Employees other than Owners: 2
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Medical
Company Overview: Manufacturing specialized Pre-hospital and imaging medical devices.
Future Growth Plans: Maintain current product line and expand marketing efforts through distribution to increase sales.
Major Accomplishments: Products have been adopted as standard of care in several US states.
Monolith Management
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Chris Kilbourn ('12)
Launched in 2010
Number of Employees other than Owner: 15
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Entertainment
Company Overview: Monolith Management is a band management, consulting, and development agency with clients around the world. Monolith Management offers services such as record label and booking agency shopping, consultation, promotion, concert booking, and more.
Major Accomplishments: http://monolithmanagement.com/monolith-management-awards/
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Jeffrey Wright ('12)
Launched in 2008
Number of Employees other than Owner: 2
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Consumer Products & Services
Company Overview: Welcome to MyCostumeWigs.com, where you can find one of the largest collections of high-quality costume wigs available anywhere on the web. We have the best prices and fastest shipping in the industry. We offer free shipping for any order over $50 and we accept all major credit cards as well as PayPal. Each of our hundreds of wigs is adjustable with either a strap or an elastic band, so there's no need to worry about pesky sizing information. All of our products are made of either high quality synthetic fiber or human hair in order to provide the most true-to-character look possible. No matter what your faux hair needs may be, We are the gold standard source. Our products are great for Halloween, theater productions, parties and everything in between. Welcome to MyCostumeWigs.com, where your wig is our command.
Future Growth Plans: Growth model with a sales increase of 25% for the next 5 years. Ready to launch additional sites catering to different customers in the same Niche space.
Major Accomplishments: Aquired the business from previous owner based out of New York City. Utilized Westminster network to secure funding to adquire business. Using Westminster MBA to continue to grow the business.
Pure Life Expeditions
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Andrew Taylor ('10)
Launched in 2004
Approximate Yearly Revenue: 0- $25,000
Industry: Travel
Company Overview: Pure Life Expeditions runs unique adventure tours deep into the rainforest of Costa Rica. It's perfect for the traveler looking to get a real and authentic cultural experience with their adventures.
Future Growth Plans: Pure Life Expeditions is looking at expanding into the corporate training and therapeutic industries.
Rustic Lumber Company
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Matt Edgington ('08)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owner: 4
Approximate Yearly Revenue: 2,000,001+
Industry: Wholesale Trade
Company Overview: Wholesale rustic lumber products for those who enjoy the western architectural look.
Future Growth Plans: 2014 goal is to expand into Austn, TX.
Major Accomplishment: Over one million in sales by our second year.
Safespace Wildfire Mitigation Services
Majority Owners:
Chris Searle
Dan Grolley
Westminster Alumni:
Chris Searle (BS '93) (MBA '10)
Launched in 2006
Number of Employees other than Owners: 6
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Government Services.
Company Overview: Provide fuel reduction projects for wildfire prevention to Government agencies and private homeowners.
Future Growth Plans: Working in a consulting role to prepare Community Wildfire Prevention and Readiness Plans. Conduct risk assessments for insurance agencies.
Major Accomplishments: We are the agency of record for the Utah Blaze Arena Football team for all their marketing and sponsorship management.
Sheer Ambrosia LLC
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Sherrita Magalde
Launched in 2008
Approximate Yearly Revenue: 0- $25,000
Industry: Food & Beverage
Company Overview: Manufacturer and distributor of gourmet baklava.
Major Accomplishments: Was selected to make the baklava for the 2010 Salt Lake City Greek Festival.
Team Utah Snowboarding, Inc
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Jacob Levine, Executive Director (Working on graduate degree)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owner: 20 Seasonal.
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Other (Sporting Industry)
Company Overview: We provide a range of services for aspiring snowboard athletes with the mission of making the pursuit of the snowboard lifestyle more financially and logistically attainable for Utah residents. Services include on snow coaching for skill development and competition, travel opportunities, discounts on season passes and equipment, and career portfolio development opportunities.
Future Growth Plans: We currently operate out of 8 locations throughout the state, each location represented by a chapter of our organization. We are currently striving to grow our smaller chapters before we open any new chapters.
Major Accomplisments: Our business model is innovative for the space we occupy, and has been recognized regionally, nationally, and internationally. We have been featured on espn.com, twsnow.com, and malakye.com. Our athletes have achieved professional endorsements and multiple podium finishes on the World Cup level.
Totally Tutoring
Majority Owners and Westminster Alumni:
Jamie Cheney '07
Joseph Cheney '14
Launched in 2010
Number of Employees other than Owners: 17
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $25,001-$50,000
Industry: Education
Company Overview: Totally Tutoring tutors a variety of subjects. We tutor elementary, high, school and college students. You name it we tutor it! We specialize in building confidence. Our company's mission is to empower student's with knowledge. We are different from those "big box" tutoring companies. We hire the best of the best and we truly care about our students' progress and accomplishments. We make it cool to be a nerd!
Future Growth Plans: Totally Tutoring seeks to increase the number of students we can offer our services to. We will grow our employee and client base through through outstanding tutoring and exceptional customer service. Tutoring focus areas will be in the math, science, and test prep categories.
Major Accomplishments: Totally Tutoring has assisted many clients obtain stellar ACT scores to secure sport and academic based scholarships. Totally Tutoring was featured as a premier tutoring company on ABC4's Good Things Utah.
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Matt Visser ('09)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owner: 14
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $2,500,000
Industry: Business Products & Services
Company Overview: VICTIG provides innovative and progressive background screening solutions to employers, property managers, and affiliated partners directly and through API integrations.
Future Growth Plans: Keep up with demand.
Major Accomplishments: Cash flow positive from month 1. Business was started with $500.00 and no additional capital.

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Top Definition
the act of having something.. and then suddenly not having it anymore.
It was a great loss when all my beer suddenly disappeared.
door amanda 3 maart 2005
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
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Joe: Hey Randy
Randy: Fuck you Joe
Joe: Your loss bro
Randy: Fuck you Joe
Joe: Your loss bro
door Nemonelimious 10 juni 2016
short for: useless, worthless, stupid, retarded, etc.
omg look at tim do his donkey down the hall... what a loss.
door u all have downs 20 augustus 2013
acronym for Loss Of Sandwich Syndrome. this happens when you get hungry because your girlfriend hasn't made you a sandwich yet
John was diagnosed with LOSS a half hour after he asked his girlfriend for a sandwich and she left. Luckily it wasn't fatal when a bro quickly administered a peanut butter jelly sandwich to cure Johns LOSS
door #goon12 18 april 2012
I'm ata loss for words why no one defined 'loss' in the Urban Dicionary. I've seen gain in the Urban Dictionary. But no 'loss' no more.
"I'm at a loss for words." never stopped anybody from saying anything.
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Source: The Daily Mail
quote: Class warfare? Warren Buffett summed it up nicely: "There's class warfare, all right, but it's my class, the rich class, that's making war, and we're winning."
quote: Rich and poor alike.
quote: At some point you have to make exceptions so that the system makes rational sense.
quote: But the problem is spending. WTF will it take to reduce federal spending. I feel like our govt. is a shopping addict with a dead end job that has only so much income and 400,000 dollars in credit card debt and its increasing by 20 grand every month. Instead of stopping spending and figuring out what to cut they are off buying more crap they dont need every day, increasing hte monthly output to 30 grand as if that will help.
quote: Its jsut this simple,they make more, they benefit more from the American financial system and should pay more.
quote: Yes, they do. Especially from the military.
quote: Someone here at Anandtech had a great tagline years ago. It went something like this.... "You don't see alot of wealthy people clammoring to become poor to take advantage of the tax benefits" Makes alot of sense to me.
quote: Where is the "massive spending cuts" party?
quote: that the top 10% earners pay 70% of the total tax burden
quote: Once you understand that the top 10% earners pay 70% of the total tax burden
quote: So, given that, shouldn't they be shouldering 80% of the tax burden?
quote: Have you ever worked a retail or fast food job in your life? People working those jobs work FAR harder than some stiff pushing papers around making twice as much as they do.
quote: The purpose of a corporation isn't to make a cash cow so that the government can keep on functioning with a budget (like ours has done for the past 3 years).
quote: So, given that, shouldn't they be shouldering 80% of the tax burden?


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In 1964, a documentary film crew interviewed 14 �representative� British 7-year-olds.
�Why do we bring these children together? Because we want to get a glimpse of England in the year 2000. The union leader and the business executive of the year 2000 are now 7 years old,� was the opening line of �7 Up.�
Every seven years since the original, the crew has filed a cinematic update to check in on how the subjects� lives have progressed. Some of the original participants have long since dropped out, others took a hiatus. But most are still involved in the project, and the latest edition, �56 Up,� will show tonight at the Wright Opera House in Ouray.
The children were selected to represent the range of socio-economic backgrounds in Britain in 1964, with the assumption that each child�s social class predetermines his or her future. It wasn�t far off. Two boys who said in 1964 that they would be lawyers are lawyers today. Lower-class kids work blue-collar jobs such as cab driver and forklift operator.
�56 Up� includes 13 of the original 14 subjects. That�s an improvement from �49 Up;� Peter, who dropped out 21 years ago after making some anti-Margaret Thatcher comments, is back. The cynic would say he�s returned to publicize his country-rock band.
In 2005, the BBC put the �Up� series at the top of its list of The 50 Greatest Documentaries.
�56 Up� will be shown at 7:30 p.m. today at the Wright Opera House in Ouray.


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*FAFSA Day - Alamance Community College
Saturday, February 22, 2014 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
PLEASE NOTE: FAFSA Day is a service for high school seniors, their families, and others who will be in college during the 2014-15 academic year. This program will benefit high school seniors and college students, but College Foundation of North Carolina offers many other free services to help North Carolinians in middle and high school plan and prepare for college. For more information contact us at CFNC.org or through 866-866-CFNC (2362), the CFNC toll-free phone number.
View a brief video describing the FAFSA Day program.
1) FAFSA Day takes place before most deadlines for submission of the FAFSA, but you should check with the institutions you are considering attending to make sure their deadlines are not earlier. If the deadlines are earlier, you should not wait for the FAFSA Day program to submit your FAFSA application and other forms, if they are required.
2) While the intention of this program is to provide assistance in completing the FAFSA, some colleges require additional documents, such as institutional financial aid forms or the CSS PROFILE. The financial aid administrators and specialists on site the day of the program will try to answer questions or provide general information you may have about forms other than the FAFSA, or will advise you if the North Carolina institutions you are considering require additional forms; however, they may not be familiar with some college forms. In these instances, they will advise students to contact the financial aid offices at the colleges they are considering for additional assistance.
3) Mistakes to Avoid When Completing Your FAFSA.


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Gold is closing lower for a sixth straight week, its longest losing streak in eight years.
Gold lost $25.70 to settle at $1,648.90 an ounce Friday. It's now 8 percent below the recent peak of $1,792 an ounce it reached on Oct. 4. It rose as high as $1,900 an ounce in August 2011.
The latest decline came after the Federal Reserve released minutes of its December meeting showing that policymakers disagreed over how long to keep a bond-purchase program in place.
Traders inferred the Fed might shorten the program, which could send U.S. interest rates, and therefore the dollar, higher. That in turn would hurt the price of gold, which investors often buy as an alternative to holding dollars.
Other metals fell. Energy prices were mixed. Grains were lower.


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Between Jan. 21 and Feb. 1, GoHatters.com is counting down the Top 10 Games in Patricia Wilson Field history...
Countdown #2
May 11, 2007, Home game #194
Stetson 2, Campbell 0 (8 innings)
This story starts in 2006, when the Hatters put forth their best season in school history. Stetson won 45 games, won the A-Sun regular season title, and earned the no. 1 seed for the conference tournament. After winning four games in the postseason and battling out of the loser's bracket, the Hatters fell just a few outs short of their ultimate goal in the winner-take-all championship game against Florida Atlantic.
Flash forward to 2007 - the Hatters were once again playing as the number one seed and now hosting the A-Sun tournament for the first time at Patricia Wilson Field. Anything short of winning the championship would be a disappointing finish to the season.
Stetson won twice in the opening day of the tournament to advance to the winner's bracket semifinal. There, no. 2 seed Gardner-Webb played the role of spoiler, handing Stetson a heartbreaking 3-2 loss in 11 innings. For the second year in a row the Hatters' were forced to play their way out of the loser's bracket.
So while the Runnin' Bulldogs had the rest of the day off and awaited their championship game opponent, Stetson had to return to the field that night and attempt to stave off elimination against Campbell.
The pitching match-up featured Stetson sophomore Amanda Lindsey and Campbell junior Lauren Caviness. In the first inning, each team put runners on second and third with one out but neither was able to plate the first run of the game. The Camels, playing as the home team, had a runner reach third in each of the first three innings, and had nine base runners in the first five innings combined, but Lindsey and the Hatters kept Campbell off the board.
In the top of the sixth, a two out double by Nicole Forbes brought Andrea Migliori to the plate, and Campbell coach Drew Peterson wasted no time on putting the Hatter slugger on intentionally. That brought junior Lindsay Wightman to the plate, but Caviness got Wightman to foul out to second and the score remained deadlocked.
Stetson coach Frank Griffin turned the ball over to Erica Demers in the bottom of the sixth, and the Hatter sophomore set the Camels down in order for the first time in the game. The win-or-go-home game had gone to the seventh still scoreless. The tension in the ballpark was building.
Stetson mounted a two-out rally in the seventh, putting runners at first and second for Amy Joyce. The Hatter freshman sent a liner into left-center field, but Jessica Huffman tracked it down for the third out of the inning.
Frustration was setting in on the Hatters' side, and Campbell was one run away from moving on to the championship.
The Camels had the top of their order due up in the bottom of the seventh, but again Demers retired the side 1-2-3 to send the game into extra innings.
"I remember that the game was getting into late innings and we were tied," Wightman recalled. "There were few hits, and each inning was going fairly quickly. I distinctly remember thinking that this game is going to be won with a single home run. The pitchers for each team were pitching too well for there to be a big inning, with multiple hits and a sting of runs."
Caviness, who shutout ETSU in the preceding game, had pitched an incredible 14 scoreless innings on the day. Not knowing how many innings were left in this game, Peterson went the bullpen to call on freshman Brittany Stanley. Although no one knew it at the time, Stanley would go on to win eight straight games in the 2008 and 2009 A-Sun tournaments at Patricia Wilson Field, winning MVP titles both years. That night, however, belonged to the Hatters.
In the top of the eighth, Stanley retired both Sherrel Fountain and Forbes on comebackers to the circle. Migliori also sent a sharp grounder back Stanley's way, but this time she was unable to field it cleanly and the Hatters had a two-out baserunner.
That brought Wightman to the plate, who worked the count in her favor to 2-0.
"When I was up to bat I remember the pitcher busting me inside, and that on the next pitch I would need to keep my hands inside the ball to hit it with any power," Wightman said. "I saw the pitch and I swung, kept my head down and it felt great off the bat. When I looked up to start running, I heard the crowd and watched the ball travel high into the outfield. I knew it had a chance to go over…..then it sailed over the scoreboard. In all my games I don't think I've hit any ball farther then that. The most ironic thing about those late innings is that I never once thought that I would be the one hitting the ball over the fence to win the game."
Demers did her part in the bottom of the eighth, finishing three perfect innings of relief.
"I remember after the final out of the inning the team rushed the field," Wightman said. "I couldn't believe it - we were moving on to the finals!"
Stetson had survived a tough elimination game and had advanced to the Atlantic Sun Championship. But the Hatters knew they were going to have to beat a tough Gardner-Webb team twice on championship Saturday, and that story will come tomorrow.
Lindsay Wightman's eighth inning home run against Campbell and Stetson's 2-0 victory in the A-Sun semifinals rank as the No. 2 Top Game in Patricia Wilson Field history.


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2011: Al Davis, the principal owner of the Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders of the National Football League since 1972, dies at age 82 in Oakland, California, from an abnormal heart rhythm, congestive heart failure and a heart muscle disease. During his time as owner, the Raiders won three Super Bowl titles. Davis also coached the Raiders for three years and served as the team's general manager. He was also briefly the commissioner of the American Football League in 1966 and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1992.
2007: Marion Jones surrenders the three gold medals and two bronze medals she won at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Syndey, Australia, three days after pleading guilty in U.S. District Court to lying to federal agents under oath about her use of steroids before the Olympics.
2005: A magnitude 7.6 earthquake hits parts of Pakistan, India and Afghanistan, leaving more than 100,000 dead and another 138,000 injured, making it the 18th deadliest earthquake of all time.
2004: Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart reports to Federal Prison Camp, Alderson in West Virginia to begin serving a sentence for lying about a stock sale. She would serve nearly five months at the prison before being released to home confinement on March 4, 2005.
2003: The drama "Mystic River," starring Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, Kevin Bacon, Laurence Fishburne, Marcia Gay Harden and Laura Linney, and directed by Clint Eastwood, opens in limited release. The movie would be nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, with Penn winning for Best Actor and Robbins winning Best Supporting Actor.
2001: President George W. Bush establishes the Office of Homeland Security and names former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge as the office's director. The office would become the Department of Homeland Security in November 2002.
1993: A U.S. Department of Justice report is released absolving the FBI of any wrongdoing in its final assault on the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. The fire that ended the siege killed 76 people, including sect leader David Koresh.
1985: Singer-songwriter and record producer Bruno Mars, best known for the No. 1 singles "Just the Way You Are," "Grenade," "Locked Out of Heaven" and "When I Was Your Man," is born under the birth name Peter Gene Hernandez in Honolulu, Hawaii.
1984: Anne Murray wins the Country Music Association's Album of the Year award for "A Little Good News," making her the first woman to achieve the award. Murray, who co-hosted the awards ceremony at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House with Kris Kristofferson, also won Single of the Year for the album's title track.
1980: Actor and rapper Nick Cannon, who got his start as a teenager on "All That" before going on to host "The Nick Cannon Show," "Wild 'N Out" and "America's Got Talent," is born in San Diego, California. Cannon has also acted in movies such as "Drumline," "Love Don't Cost a Thing" and "Roll Bounce."
1976: The suspense thriller "Marathon Man," starring Dustin Hoffman, Laurence Olivier and Roy Scheider, premieres in theaters. Olivier would earn an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in the film.
1970: Actor Matt Damon, best known for his roles in such movies as "Good Will Hunting," "The Departed" and the "Bourne" series, and an Oscar-winner along with Ben Affleck for their script for "Good Will Hunting," is born in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
1964: Gospel singer CeCe Winans, also known for her work as part of a duo with her brother Benjamin "BeBe" Winans, is born in Detroit, Michigan. Some of her best known solo singles include "Well Alright," "Slippin" and "Count on Me," the last of which is a duet with Whitney Houston featured on the "Waiting to Exhale" soundtrack.
1958: Dr. Ake Senning implants the first internal heart pacemaker at the Karolinska Institute in Solna, Sweden. The prototype device, which used only two transistors and was the size of a hockey puck, failed after three hours and was replaced by a second device that lasted for two days. The patient, Arne Larsson, went on to receive 26 different pacemakers during his lifetime before dying in 2001 at the age of 86.
1957: Jerry Lee Lewis records the song "Great Balls Of Fire" at Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee.
1957: The Brooklyn Dodgers formally announce the team will move to Los Angeles before the start of the 1958 season.
1956: Don Larsen pitches the only perfect game in a World Series, leading the New York Yankees over the Brooklyn Dodgers 2-0 in Game 5. The feat was also the first no-hitter in MLB postseason history.
1956: Clarence Frank Birdseye II, the inventor, entrepreneur, and naturalist considered to be the founder of the modern frozen food industry, dies of a stroke at age 69 at the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York City.
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1948: Rock musician and songwriter Johnny Ramone, best known for being the guitarist for the punk rock band the Ramones, is born John William Cummings in Long Island, New York. He died of prostate cancer at age 55 on Sept. 15, 2004.
1943: Actor and comedian Chevy Chase, best known for movies such as "Caddyshack," "National Lampoon's Vacation" and "Fletch," is born Cornelius Crane Chase in New York City.
1943: Author R. L. Stine, best known for his "Goosebumps" series of horror-themed children's books, is born in Columbus, Ohio.
1941: The Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights activist and a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1984 and 1988, is born in Greenville, North Carolina.
1939: Germany annexes Western Poland during World War II. Here German soldiers are shown removing the Polish government's insignia in Gdynia, Poland.
1939: Actor Paul Hogan, best known for his portrayal of "Crocodile Dundee" in three movies, is born in Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, Australia. He also earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay in 1987 for co-writing the first "Crocodile Dundee" movie.
1920: Author Frank Herbert, best known for "Dune," the best-selling science fiction novel of all time, and its five sequels, is born in Tacoma, Washington. He died of a massive pulmonary embolism at age 65 while recovering from surgery for pancreatic cancer on Feb. 11, 1986, in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Friday, May 15, 2009
Ball is in BN's Court
If the Sultan of Perak claims that his palace is above politics, there should be no reason for him to hold back on giving his consent for dissolution. By law, the monarch cannot refuse a request by a legitimate chief minister to call for a dissolution of the assembly and to force snap elections. This is an option often used by governments around the world.
Hence, the ball is not in the palace's court as claimed by PM Najib. He has this to say when only a day ago he had promised to become the people's leader:
Najib pointed out that the BN did not seize power in Perak because the change in government was made according to regulations and the law, which, if accepted by everyone, would clearly show that the present BN government could administer Perak as it had received a sufficient majority.
"Don't forget that on Sept 16 last year, who had wanted to steal 21 of our members of parliament. But when he failed, and we succeeded in Perak, we were then said to be undemocratic. We have been accused of seizing power.
"It was the opposition who first tried to seize power but without success... we (the BN) did not start it," Najib stressed.
The prime minister does not appear to fully understand what does it take to become a truly people's leader. If PR had failed in its bid to steal power through defections, it does not mean that it is acceptable to the voters for BN to engineer the same. I had said that Anwar's PR was to be blamed for his intention to grab power through defections.
Najib should understand that a truly people's leader/government should listen to the people. Not all angry voters are naturally PR supporters. Many of them are fence sitters who occupy the middle ground. This middle ground is what BN needed to stay in power and to restore its political influence.
By continuing to justify the power grab and to use the public institutions to help it to do so, BN is slowly but surely losing its support amongst Malaysians. The next time, it is only possible for the BN to hold on to power by using repressive force.
It is penny wise but pound foolish for Najib to continue governing Perak without first securing the people's mandate. The decision is going to cost his party, his leadership and the coalition a great deal of lost goodwill.
He should form a high level committee to audit the impact and implication of the power grab. Some of the actions taken to quash dissidents and critics are costly. The Bar Council has taken a vote to sue the government, the home ministry and the police. The judiciary has been compromised, putting a quick end to Abdullah's initiated reform. The police is worse tainted in the whole episode. The IGP is speaking like a politician or the chief bodyguard of the BN than a police chief.
BN should have realised that its opposition is formidable because it is facing the people, not just the PR coalition or Anwar Ibrahim. PR is put together by the people as a platform to voice out their grouses democratically that there must be a change of governance style in the country.
The directive to order Uthayakumar back to Kamunting is a bad one. It came after MIC had openly try to court, albeit unsuccessfully, the Hindraf chief leader to back the party. Samy was critical of the leader when it was clear that the movement would not want to have anything to do with MIC.
The decision to reverse the decision to release Uthayakumar will not be taken lightly by the people especially his supporters. It is clearly a political decision. The government is spooked that an uncooperative Uthayakumar can wield a strong force against the ruling regime. It is too late and too risky for the BN to detain him under ISA again. But, on what ground?
Najib's administration is slowly showing its nerve and insecurity. This is a dangerous attitude and this attitude may generate more errors which may eventually break the coalition. How much longer can the other parties tolerate their own destruction?
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This is all talk and no action.
BN is a party, who wants to clink to
power at whatever cost even to the
extend of intimidation and threat of
arrest to cow the citizen into submission.But it will surely fail
at a certain point in time.
He is only fit to be PM for UMNO. A man who rely so much on his father's legacy and has nothing to show in as far as his credibility as a leader.
It is disgusting when he passed the bulk to Zambrie Mandela Gandhi and then to the Sultan.
What type of person we have running this nation?
His only interest is to safeguard his position but not realizing that he is fast becoming the most hated PM ever and the one that Malaysians will not trust-never.
Tan Sri Abdullah during the last forum in PJ said that it is not easy to crack Najib and he is not like the former lame duck sleeping PM!!! Well, well, well let see whether he can go against the will of the masses. If not now sooner or later he will stumble and GOD willing he will see the end of BN/UMNO hegemony.
Poor Zambrie GanDela when his dream will soon disappear.
BN consists of a bunch of corrupted cowards. They only know how to hide behind their brutal police force.
Zambry has suffered enough,more than ganhi,mandela and ang suki combined.He shd be made the PM
- People said...
He thought all the Malaysians are IDIOT or STUPID?!
- flyer168 said...
Syabas to our neighbours Singapore & now Indonesia whose Governments have the Maturity, Intelligence & Wisdom to LISTEN, LOOK, LEARN & APPLY the LESSONS learnt to enable them to MOVE FORWARD to tackle the Financial, Economic Mitigation Plan & Management of their nation.
If our Najib & his Haprak Goons cannot LISTEN, ACKNOWLEDGE & LEARN from our neighbours, then they should all step down enbloc....
Or are they still in Denial Mode awaiting to be "Booted Out Unceremoniously" by the rayaat soon!
Every new day will be another "New Revelation" to reveal another "Truth" in its Self Destruct motion towards its "Demise".
Just give them enough rope to "Hang" themselves at every turn in their "Final" chapter.
he wanna be the people's princess kot...
Looks like Najib is back-tracking and will avoid fresh state elections.
UMNO will win all the court cases. The verdicts are decided by UMNO and the judges just read them out.
The hearings are just for show.
- ng said...
DSAI failed on September 16 because he ain't got any money to pay. The Perak frogs were paid millions to defect. On top of that Babi Negara's threat to charge the two a**holes on corruption has got the two think twice not to obey.
This is democracy ala Babi Negara.
C4 can said anything to try to cover his ass but we Perak voters are not idiots as he think!
- Samuel Goh Kim Eng said...
When writings are already on the wall
Who still needs writings on paper
When everyone knows how bounces the ball
What else do we need to know about the caper
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Sat. 16th May 2009.
kkp, another insightful analysis.
if i may add, what najib is doing is driving voters to the opposition camp. the proverbial losing 1 voter by the minute is most appropriate. the longer he drags out the saga, ie not hold fresh elections in perak to get a mandate, no matter whether he "kow-tim" the judiciary and use brutal police action, and rule perak until the next election, voters are going to get turned off at the rate of 1 voter per minute. assuming the next elections is 3 years from now, ie approx 1000 days, the math is exponentially damaging to bn. this puts 1.5million votes in the hands of pakatan, and with an electorate base of 20million come ge2013, this is 7.5% of the total voter count. and if today the split is 50/50, then ge2013 will be 57.5/42.5 in favor of pakatan, a 15% margin that will surely ensure bn wont rule at the federal level.
i totally agree with your penny wise pound foolish analogy.
i also liked someone else's comment about a silver lining out of the perak crisis. but that is for another time.
- kopitelp16 said...
I think your heading is erroneous. The ball should be in PR's court. Why? Because BN's ball dropped there!
Too afraid to go over to pick it up; now became pondan Feds that's unwilling to face the Rakyat in Penanti which is only a by-election.
So snap poll in Perak? Hahahaha!


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Amy Adams
- 1979
An Enchanting Entrance
Kathyrn and Rich Adams' fourth child, five-year-old Amy, begins starring in family productions, written by Rich. "My father liked to write songs and plays, and we would act them out," she later tells the New York Times. At 11, her parents get divorced and the family – which includes two sisters and four brothers – leaves the Mormon church. In 1992, Adams graduates from Castle Rock, Colo.'s Douglas County High School and juggles jobs at the Gap and Hooters while working as a dancer and waitress at Boulder's Dinner Theatre.
- 1999
Luck Drops In
Adams snags her first screen role, alongside Kirsten Dunst (right) and Kirstie Alley, in Drop Dead Gorgeous, a satirical film about a small-town beauty pageant. Alley soon encourages Adams to try her luck in Hollywood. Alley "more or less put that voice in my head," Adams later tells the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. "I was originally saving my pennies to go to New York."
- 2002
Catch Her If You Can
After arriving in L.A., Adams lands the role of Brenda Strong, Leonardo DiCaprio's fiancée, in Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can (left). "Amy got tons of attention for [the role], and she deserved every bit of it," Spielberg tells Elle in 2008. "That was the part that should have launched her career."
Darren Le Gallo: Amy's Love
After meeting Darren Le Gallo (right) in an acting class, Adams begins dating the fellow actor. "It's really important to have someone to remind you who you are," she tells USA Today. "I'll run all over but come back to him, and I know who I am." In 2008, Le Gallo proposes to Adams with a diamond by French jewelry designer Jean Dousset.
- 2005
Adams' Acting Bug
Adams' career explodes when she plays the sweet, very pregnant Ashley in the indie film, Junebug (right). Her performance earns her an Academy Award and Screen Actors Guild nomination in the supporting actress categories. "She's meticulous like a conservatory actor, but at the same time she doesn't have a lot of pomp and circumstance to her," director Phil Morrison tells Newsweek. Although Adams doesn't take home the Oscar, she does win a Critics Choice Award.
- 2007
Fairy Tales Come True
Adams stars in Disney' homage-to-Disney-fairy-tales flick, Enchanted. "What I was struck by is that she looks like a Disney character," director Kevin Lima tells the New York Times of Adams, who plays Giselle, the fairy tale princess who comes to life. "I was the dork in high school who was singing The Little Mermaid down the hallways," Adams, who does all of her own singing and dancing, tells EW. "So I'm well studied." The film, which costars Patrick Dempsey (left), opens to $50 million, the second-highest-grossing Thanksgiving debut of all time.
Charlie Wilson's Assistant
Adams costars as the title character's chief of staff in director Mike Nichols' Charlie Wilson's War. In this real-life political drama, Adams stars alongside Tom Hanks (right) and Julia Roberts, whom a top studio executive compares Adams to, according to EW: "If I was redoing Pretty Woman, I wouldn't hesitate to put her in it."
- 2008
Amy's 'It Girl' Status
Adams appears on the cover of Elle and Vanity Fair's Annual Hollywood Issue, with Jessica Biel, Emily Blunt and Anne Hathaway. "I wouldn't say that I'm Hollywood royalty but I feel like I'm now part of the court," Adams, who's worked with Frances McDormand (Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day) and Meryl Streep (Doubt), tells Interview. "I can go and watch the royalty, and that's fun."
Nun Better
Adams earns a Screen Actors Guild Award and Oscar nomination for her supporting role in the drama Doubt. The actress portrays a well-meaning nun who ends up caught in the crossfire of Meryl Streep's and Phillip Seymour-Hoffman's characters in the adaptation of the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning play. "Amy's inherently bright and cheerful, which makes her extremely right for the role," writer-director Shanley told The Washington Post.
- 2009
In the Kitchen
Adams learns to cook for her role in Nora Ephron's Julie & Julia, which reunites her with Meryl Streep (who plays famed chef Julia Child). Adams says she identified with her character Julie Powell. "Thirty was a big deal for me," she says. "It was the age where I reevaluated everything – how I approached life and how I thought about myself."
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- Amy Adams
- Date of Birth
- August 20, 1974
- Birth Place
- Pordenone, Italy
- Relationships
Darren Le Gallo, fiancé (2002 to present)
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SILVER CREEK – Members of the Silver Creek School Board took a close look at short-term and long-term financial issues at their regular meeting held at the high school.
Board members received the tax collector's report, showing that about 92 percent of taxes were collected this year. The total came to $4.13 million. Officials turned $349,692 over to Chautauqua County as uncollected taxes. So far, $3,939 in penalties has been collected.
In reviewing revenues received over the last year, it was noted that the district received about $1.6 million in federal aid for Native American students.
The district also is collecting tuition for foster children who are attending district schools.
The board agreed to enter into a contract with Erie 2 BOCES for long-term financial planning.
School Board President Martha Howard noted that she looked at the excess revenues that were received in August for aid.
"We could use some help on the best way to use this," she said of the funds. The BOCES contract is for $28,000, and 70 percent of it will be funded by state aid.
The board voted to have an audit of the school lunch program conducted by the accounting firm Bahgat and Laurito-Bahgat at a rate of $75 per hour.
In other matters, board members will be preparing for information on Phase II of the capital improvement project, which involves outdoor work, including curbing and driveways as well as exterior repairs to the classroom areas of the buildings.
It was reported that $900 was raised in the faculty-student basketball game. The funds were donated to local charities.


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The man accused of shooting and killing his wife, Wauwatosa police Officer Jennifer Sebena, will stand trial.
Benjamin Sebena, 30, was in court Thursday morning and waived his preliminary hearing.
When asked if he understood his rights in waiving his preliminary hearing, he said, "Yes, sir."
Sebena is charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the Christmas Eve shooting of Jennifer Sebena. Police said he shot her five times in the head.
An arraignment, where he will enter a plea, is scheduled for Jan. 24.
Several Wauwatosa police officers were in court for the brief hearing, along with several members of Ben Sebena's family.
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How is everyone doing today?
The Titans are in the playoffs and it is a great feeling. The team was picked to finish dead last in the NLL and we have shocked everyone outside of our locker room. With a huge win over the defending champion Rochester Knighthawks on Saturday night, we clinced our first playoff berth in our two year history and knocked Rochester out of the playoffs for the first time in 14 years. The interesting thing about the playoffs this year is that all four Eastern Conference teams are tied with a 10-6 record and the seedings were based on tiebreakers. The team will travel to Minnesota to take on the Swarm on Saturday night at 8 eastern, if you arent doing anything, go to B2 Networks and buy the game online for seven bucks, it will be worth it.
Unfortunately, I wasnt at the game on Saturday night and wont be there Saturday in Minnesota either. Saturday after our 11 am shoot around in the Garden, I had to head out down to Philly so that I could get a physical and attend practice for the Dragons. We had our first weekend of training camp in Philly which was convenient for me so that I could make some of my Titans responsibilities and be there for the start of Dragons training camp. Camp started around 8 pm and we were missing a good number of returners from last years team (about half of our guys play indoor and are in the playoffs…..GOOD LUCK boys), but that didnt start the guys that were there giving 100% for the two hours we were out there. After practice I got a quick bite and a little sleep and we turned it around for a ten am scrimmage with the Barrage. It was a good scrimmage for both sides, but I think we came up on the short end of the scoreboard. This weeks training camp will be in San Jose and should be another good one. Countdown to game one 17 days.
On to the NFL Draft. How predictable was the first three picks? For the first time in a while the NFL picked the right six guys to be in attendance at the draft. No more watching a first round pick sitting in the green room wondering when he was going to get a chance to get up on the stage. As for my Ravens, I couldnt be happier with the draft. I cant wait to see how Joe Flacco does and I think Ray Rice is going to be good number two behind Willis.. Gooden is gong to be the next middle linebacker from the U to dominate the NFL, and a fourth round pick for Fabian Washington works for me. Throw in some great backups and special teamers and we have a draft that is going to turn around the Ravens….


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Unsung Hero....Colaiacovo?
Posted 21 May 2013 - 04:50 PM
Good rule of thumb is always take an octopus everywhere. Better to have one and not need it than find yourself thinking, "Damn, I wish I had that octopus".
Posted 21 May 2013 - 06:00 PM
RIP Bob Probert
RIP Wade Belak
RIP Derek Boogaard
RIP Rick Rypien
Posted 21 May 2013 - 06:24 PM
mmmm gravy on cake.... that sounds ummm good?
Gravy on fries!
But agreed Carlo played real well. Really makes me bummed Holland didn't trade White at the deadline.
Posted 21 May 2013 - 06:26 PM
Given what was expected of him and his lack of a regular season for all intents and purposes, he's been really solid and certainly important to our playoff success thus far. He seems to have a good attitude and he seems excited to be out there playing. That can go a long way this time of year.
Posted 21 May 2013 - 07:06 PM
He's been solid while not getting injured.
Don't know what surprises me more....
Posted 21 May 2013 - 07:36 PM
He's been pretty good.
Posted 21 May 2013 - 09:30 PM
Since he took Lashoff's place, does that make Lashoff Pepsi?
He's been pretty good.
Good rule of thumb is always take an octopus everywhere. Better to have one and not need it than find yourself thinking, "Damn, I wish I had that octopus".
Posted 21 May 2013 - 09:33 PM
If his name sounded like Pepsi, I'd say yes.
Edited by GMRwings1983, 21 May 2013 - 09:33 PM.
Posted 21 May 2013 - 09:40 PM
Well, we do have Mountain Drew™
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Posted 21 May 2013 - 09:46 PM
I always thought Colaiacovo could be a good addition IF he could stay healthy. He had a really nice 3-4 year stretch with St. Louis after the Maple Leafs stopped trying to mess him up and before the injuries took their toll. He is also capable of adding offense, though we haven't seen it yet. Don't be surprised to see him add more in the offensive categories to go with his D if he can stay healthy and keeps getting more and more into form. For his career, he is a plus player and averages over 30 points per 82 games. I just wish he could play 82 games - who am I kidding, the Wings would take 60.
Here's hoping he stays healthy and keeps up the good play for the rest of the playoffs.
"This young man has had a very trying rookie season. What with the litigation, the notoriety, his subsequent deportation to Canada and that country's refusal to accept him? Whhelll, I guess that's more than most 21 year olds could handle."
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Dont like this guy. Never have. But damn. He has answered the bell since DeKeyser went down. Not one person has badmouthed him on here in 6 or 7 games, and the Wings are doing pretty darn well with him at the #6 slot. Good job Carlo. Keep up the steady play.
I stated before he played his first playoff game that if he played good, I'd leave him alone. Thankfully I've left him alone. I wouldn't tag him as an unsung hero, but he's been steady and that's all he's been asked to do. A few gaffs, but who hasn't? He's been good. He's been the Coliacovo in the playoffs that I was expecting as a signing in the summer.
I like this team.
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The lineup for the 76th Mountain State Forest Festival Grand Feature Parade has been announced.
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The 76th Mountain State Forest Festival royal jesters use an array of props to help entertain the crowd during the coronation ceremony Friday. Performances from the jesters can also be seen along the parade route today during the grand feature parade.
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