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McDowell hockey team falls in first round of PIHL tourney
From the depths of a winless season to the bright hopes of postseason success.
That's what first-year coach Bill Wager hoped the McDowell Trojans would dwell on more than the immediate disappointment from Sunday night's loss to Blackhawk in the PIHL Open playoffs.
The Cougars, who watched McDowell rally to beat them in the teams' regular-season finale last week, gained quick revenge in their rematch at the Mercyhurst Ice Center.
Robert Swinderman scored twice, including the go-ahead goal with 5 minutes, 15 seconds left in the third period, as part of a 4-2 victory for the Beaver Falls program.
The Trojans, seeded fourth in the eight-team tournament, were eliminated at 14-7.
Afterward, Wager reminded them that was still 14 more wins than a season ago, when they were 0-21.
"I've got to be real honest," he said, "It's sad to lose. But from where these boys came from, to have those 14 wins, to make the playoffs and to battle to the end like they did (Sunday), I'm incredibly proud of the effort they gave.
"The fact that we finished fourth, in the top half of the Open division (for the regular season), I think speaks highly of these boys."
McDowell took its last lead at 2-1 when Connor Murdock scored midway through the second period. The junior winger poked a loose puck at the top of the crease past Blackhawk goaltender Cory Steinle.
Vincent DelleCurti, who scored the Trojans' first goal earlier that period, and Matthew Lorei assisted on the play.
However, the fifth-seeded Cougars (13-8) closed out the scoring on a 3-0 run.
Swinderman tied matters at 2-2 on his first goal with 2:16 left in the second period. He then netted his game-winner off a scrum to the right of McDowell goalie Evan Szablewski.
"The (first goal) gave us momentum," Swinderman said. "I think it put more pressure on them not to make mistakes."
Wager pulled Szablewski after a timeout with 1:44 left. McDowell's Max Swahn and Mitchell Reichert each managed quality shots with the extra attacker, but Steinle easily denied each attempt.
Blackhawk's victory also meant a return bus trip to a local rink for the tournament's next round, which is currently scheduled for Tuesday. The top-seeded Harbor Creek Huskies assured those games would be played in Erie thanks to their 15-0 rout of No. 8 John Marshall 15-0 Sunday.
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Stolen dimes can give you the niggles
"I always tell my grandson honest people is just like having money in the bank. Anybody can help you. Anybody can trust you. That's it. There's no other way around. That's how the Indians were."— Athabaskan elder Altona Brown of Ruby, Alaska, from Native Wisdom for White Minds
I was maybe 6 or 7, when I packed up my Barbie doll and case and walked to my friend's house.
As many of you know, I never liked dolls but the action figures of the day—especially my Johnny West doll and horse—were a little more interesting.
While playing at her house, I discovered a dime in her Barbie case that I wanted real bad.
When she wasn't looking, I slipped it into my Barbie case all the while thinking what I could buy with that dime. Ten pieces of candy from the neighborhood store or maybe one of those paddles with a rubber ball attached by elastic string.
What I wasn't prepared for was that feeling that worms its way into your gut and niggles at you until you do something—or don't.
I'm sure I didn't know what conscience was at the time but I learned what it felt like all through the rest of that day and night.
The next day, the thief sneaked the dime back into her friend's Barbie case and the niggle went away.
But the coward never confessed until now.
The closed-door deals in Washington, D.C. on health care—brought to the forefront by a promised vote to move forward on the issue in exchange for exempting Nebraska from Medicaid expansion costs—brings back that memory of childhood anxiety caused by stealing a dime.
As adults, we sometimes become so distanced from our feelings, we lose our ability to discern especially in a controlling and competitive culture where we fear if we don't take something, someone else will get it.
And the notion, offered by a high-ranking U.S. senator, that the tit-for-tat deal represents what legislating is all about undermines the trust many of us have in our elected representatives.
We are harmed the most when we are dishonest and collectively that practice places us and our society in dangerous waters.
Peeling away the layers that keep niggles at bay must happen first.
Only then are owning up to stolen dimes and under-the-table deals possible.
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It may not be the Senior Bowl, but the East-West Shrine Game is still a key component of the NFL draft process. The 2013 game is no exception.
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Politicians and the Tragedy of Suicide
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I note that a leading columnist in Another Daily Newspaper has been suggesting we should re-introduce the old taboo against suicide. He argues we should be less tolerant and sympathetic towards those who would take their own lives.
Some people will be horrified at the prospect. They contend that there was also a big suicide problem in the past but it was hushed-up because this was something you just didn't speak about.
Others, including myself, would be open to any idea that worked but have serious doubts about the practicality of the proposal.
Time was, if I recall correctly, that suicide was a Mortal Sin for Catholics and those who killed themselves were buried outside consecrated ground.
This must have added greatly to the distress of their relatives: a much-loved family-member had gone and they could not even mourn the deceased under the rites of the Church.
Of course, the Fifth Commandment says, "Thou shalt not kill" and that surely includes killing oneself, or "self-murder" as Kevin Myers calls it in today's Irish Independent.
I had a conversation a while back with a woman from a rural community who told me a very sad story about a teenager in the locality who had hanged herself. This good woman was all in favour or re-introducing, or once again highlighting, the Church's ban on suicide – not out of any devotional motive but because she felt it might work.
I am sure bereaved relatives would be happy to have their loved one still in their midst, regardless of how this was achieved. But I am afraid society has moved on and people have become "taboo-proof".
The tragic case of Gary Speed has sparked off this debate. Myers has no sympathy for the dead football hero: his thoughts are with the widow and two children left behind.
If taboos don't work, how then do we solve this problem and at least significantly reduce the levels of suicide?
There are organisations and institutions which do good work in this regard and in that regard one must praise the politicians who appeared on The Late Late Show last Friday to raise funds for Pieta House.
At the same time, the economic crisis is said to be contributing to the suicide rate. It is not enough for the politicians to sing, however tunelessly, but they must also exert their authority and assert the primacy of parliament to ensure that proper policies are pursued to get us through this very trying time.
The Gary Speed tragedy was a great shock to everyone. How a guy who seemed to have everything could turn around and take his own life is a mystery. What private hell was he going through, and why?
There is a misconception that people freely choose to end their lives. That may appear to be the case on the surface but it is truer to say that they become convinced that suicide is their only option. They do not seek the Grim Reaper, he comes knocking very loudly and all other sounds are drowned-out by his insistence.
If we could figure out why people come around to that way of thinking, we could save a lot of lives. It's not an easy challenge: some of those who seem to be blessed in every aspect of their lives end up killing themselves whereas others who go through a living hell can come out the other side smiling. There can also be a range of pressures, financial, personal and professional, not to mention the demons drink and drugs.
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Auburn seniors just wrapped up the final on-campus practice of their careers as the Tigers finished their eighth and final day of bowl preparations here at the football complex.
After a break for the holidays, bowl practices and festivities will resume on Dec. 26 in Tampa.
"We finished on a very good note today," said Auburn coach Gene Chizik. "They'll have the next three days off and then meet back in Tampa on the 26th. I thought with the last day being today, the focus was there. They did a nice job. It was a very productive two weeks."
Chizik said players were eager to hit the road.
"They're all ready," he said. "We've been practicing, school's been out, no one's been around. They're ready to get home and be with their families. It's going to be a great break for the coaches and the players."
Almost all of the work on Tuesday was centered on Northwestern.
"It was all game-plan stuff today," Chizik said. "We didn't do a whole bunch of working the young guys today. It was all focused on Northwestern."


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The Sustainia100 award seeks to provide an overview and inspiring catalogue of sustainable development solutions. The solutions represent sustainable innovation in areas such as city planning, energy, fashion, water and waste management, high-tech and transportation.
Among the awardees was an International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) initiative to produce economic, environmental and social benefits from ecological biomass. Its "beneficial cattail" initiative harvests and processes the common wetland plant, cattail (Typha spp.), to produce low-cost bioenergy, fight nutrient loading to waterways by capturing phosphorus, recycle this phosphorus into fertilizer, produce carbon credits and improve wetland habitat. [Sustainia100 Solutions]


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Primitive Rendezvous
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The Primitive Rendezvous is a step back 150 years in time. It is a re-creation of an 1840s fur trapper market of the northern plains territories when the mountain men would come down from the hills every summer to sell their pelts and get supplies before returning to the mountains. Today's rendezvous re-creates that same type of camp for about ten days every summer in locations around the country. It has turned into a family-oriented camping experience that gives people an idea what it was like to live back then. On most days, nothing from the 21st century is allowed in camp. We visited last year's New England Rendezvous that was held in Pawlet, Vermont, for a step back in time.


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A Million Stripes Loop
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Fashionistas in our vibrant cities, London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, have been spotted wearing stripey loops around their elegant necks. Here are my instructions for making your own double-thick high necked version of this stylish accessory. Make versions for all four cold climate seasons: use linen, cotton and silk mixes for spring and summer evenings, cashmere and merino for comforting wintry daywear.
We like to use remnant skeins of ColourMart's finest cashmere, merino and cotton mix yarns. It is so soft, it's unbelievably snuggly. You will love this if you make one too.
You can substitute the ColourMart yarn for any other yarn you have in your stash. The prototype weighs 177g (approx 3g per stripe), so the equivalent of four 50g balls will be enough. But if you haven't tried ColourMart yet, do jump in and experiment with one of their fabulous scrap sets. More information on the yarn from the lovely team of enablers at our own ColourMart Lovers Group on Ravelry.
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Help with C program(gcc) in Linux
Hi... I have a project for my college but unfortunately, I struggle in programming, apart from simple C programs. Anyway, the way I see it I think the code I need should be around 20-30 lines, so if somebody can provide me some help I"ll be really grateful. Here is the project:
-A process Parent will produce 10 random integer numbers (rand).
-Then the process Parent will produce (fork) 2 processes Children.
-The processes Children will print their PID (getpid) and will sort (qsort, as <stdlib.h>) the integer numbers, the one in ascending order and the other in descending.
-The sorted tables will be printed at stdout with the use of write.
-The process Parent will standby (waitpid) until the processes Children finish their execution.
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Best help we can give you is to help you do this project yourself. If we just give you the code then you learn nothing.
So what code have you got so far? Have you at least got the first bit done, where the program produces 10 random numbers and stores them somewhere?
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Leggett & Platt (NYSE: LEG ) reported earnings on April 25. Here are the numbers you need to know.
The 10-second takeaway
For the quarter ended March 31 (Q1), Leggett & Platt missed estimates on revenues and missed estimates on earnings per share.
Compared to the prior-year quarter, revenue dropped slightly. GAAP earnings per share grew.
Margins expanded across the board.
Revenue details
Leggett & Platt tallied revenue of $936.0 million. The six analysts polled by S&P Capital IQ predicted sales of $963.3 million on the same basis. GAAP reported sales were the same as the prior-year quarter's.
Source: S&P Capital IQ. Quarterly periods. Dollar amounts in millions. Non-GAAP figures may vary to maintain comparability with estimates.
EPS details
EPS came in at $0.33. The six earnings estimates compiled by S&P Capital IQ predicted $0.38 per share. GAAP EPS of $0.33 for Q1 were 10% higher than the prior-year quarter's $0.30 per share.
Source: S&P Capital IQ. Quarterly periods. Non-GAAP figures may vary to maintain comparability with estimates.
Margin details
For the quarter, gross margin was 20.2%, 140 basis points better than the prior-year quarter. Operating margin was 8.5%, 70 basis points better than the prior-year quarter. Net margin was 5.2%, 60 basis points better than the prior-year quarter. (Margins calculated in GAAP terms.)
Looking ahead
Next quarter's average estimate for revenue is $974.8 million. On the bottom line, the average EPS estimate is $0.44.
Next year's average estimate for revenue is $3.83 billion. The average EPS estimate is $1.62.
Investor sentiment
The stock has a five-star rating (out of five) at Motley Fool CAPS, with 221 members out of 259 rating the stock outperform, and 38 members rating it underperform. Among 86 CAPS All-Star picks (recommendations by the highest-ranked CAPS members), 77 give Leggett & Platt a green thumbs-up, and nine give it a red thumbs-down.
Of Wall Street recommendations tracked by S&P Capital IQ, the average opinion on Leggett & Platt is hold, with an average price target of $34.67.
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Kris Gutiérrez to Headline the Speaker Spotlight Session at AACTE's 66th Annual Meeting
January 16, 2014
Professor Kris Gutiérrez has been invited to headline the Speaker Spotlight Session on March 3rd at the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education's (AACTE) 66th Annual Meeting in Indianapolis.
See the announcement posted by Ed Prep Matters below or at http://edprepmatters.net/2014/01/1298/.
AACTE's Annual Meeting to Spotlight Kris Gutiérrez
By Aimee Hall
AACTE's 2014 Speaker Spotlight Session will feature Kris Gutiérrez, professor of literacy and learning sciences at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Gutiérrez uses her expertise to improve the educational condition of immigrant and other underserved students, in both school-based and community settings, and to design effective models for teacher preparation. For more than 15 years, Gutiérrez served as the principal investigator and director of an after-school computer learning club for low-income and immigrant children. She also spent over a decade directing the UCLA Migrant Scholars Leadership Program, a residential summer academic program for high school students from migrant-farmworker backgrounds.
A fellow and past president of the American Educational Research Association and the National Conference on Research in Language and Literacy, Gutiérrez was recently elected to the National Academy of Education and was nominated by President Obama to the National Board for Education Sciences. She has received numerous awards and honors and is frequently invited to speak to national and even international audiences. Gutiérrez's research examining learning in designed learning environments, with particular attention to students from nondominant communities and English learners, has been published widely.
To learn more about Kris Gutiérrez and the AACTE Annual Meeting, visit aacte.org/2014.
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Upper level eventer Doug Payne is among the horsemen exhibiting at the PSJ Aiken Winter Classic at Highfields Event Center. Payne is no stranger to success, having reached the elite level of his sport, but its his desire to win and to always keep learning that sets him apart. Payne would like to be known as an all around horseman, and not just an eventer.
The chance to exhibit at the PSJ Aiken Winter Classic is an opportunity riders dont take advantage of enough, he said.
Nobody can ever say youre not going to learn something from coming out, said Payne, as he was waiting to compete in a 1.15 meter class. We have a handful of straight jumpers and a number of event horses. In a series of a week, you can probably get half of a seasons worth of show jumping rounds.
The high number of horse trials, the proximity of the venues and the varied terrain. make Aiken the perfect place to get young horses ready, and they are among the reasons Payne makes the area his winter base of operations. The horseman is based at Misty Hollow Farm in Oldwick, N.J. for the preponderance of the year. Payne considers himself fortunate to be involved in a vocation that allows him to have as much flexibility, and to be in a position where he can be based in Aiken for several months each winter.
Theres a lot of people that go to Florida, and theres some great competitors and facilities there, but I think Aiken offers a bit more terrain, and I think the horses benefit from it.
Payne will have a busy winter, and will more than likely first bring his horses out to compete at the Pine Top Farm Horse Trials, but will also have several horses at the PSJ shows, and he will make a trip to Ocala, Fla., with a Grand Prix horse to compete at HITS Ocala.
One horse Payne rides that bears watching in 2013, is a 10-year-old Holsteiner-Thoroughbred cross that he co-owns with Larry and Amelia Ross, Crown Talisman.
He finished 4th at the Fair Hill International CCI**, said Payne. He was lucky enough to be named to the the national training list (the United States Equestrian Federation 2013 Eventing High Performance Spring Training List). When the training sessions come to town, hell be there for sure.
And with Crown Talismans selection to the national training list, Payne will have an opportunity to work with the new U.S. Eventing Chef dEquipe David OConnor.
Something that I know in just speaking with him, is that this has been a goal for him, said Payne. Its been a goal for him for a long time. I know that everything that hes doing is well thought out. I think he has a very good, analytical approach that will benefit our team greatly.
The barn also features a certain amount of depth, so there will be a number of horses moving up the levels in the near future.
We have a couple of really good, promising horses, one that just started preliminary, said Payne. We have one that won a boat load last year at preliminary that will be moving up, and a bunch coming.
Flatwork is extremely important, and can make a difference in a riders overall performance, he said.
I was lucky growing up because my mother had a strong dressage background, said Payne. It offers a lot of advantages if it can be perfected. Its only going to help the jumping. Im lucky to have had the opportunities Ive had.
The rider has been able to introduce new fans to the sport of eventing through one of his innovations. Paynes helmet cam has provided viewing audiences with a unique perspective.
I have a background in mechanical engineeering, said Payne, who graduated from the Rochester Institute of Technology. I actually developed the first ones in 2003 and 2004, and used it on NBC in 2005. Its sort of gone on from there. Theres something in the works right now, Im partnering with a guy in New York City, Peter Raymond, and potentially within the next year, well have a live feed, where well be able to put it up on Jumbotron, webcast or live TV throughout cross country.
The horse Payne had worked with for 4 1/2 years, and finished 18th at the 2012 Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event CCI****, was sold this past fall, but the horseman looks back fondly on his experience with Running Order.
Hes a fabulous horse, said Payne. A horse like that comes along once in a while. When youve got it, you have to enjoy it. Looking back, Im torn. Hes not with me any longer, but I know hes in great hands with William Fox-Pitt. Looking back, theres nothing I would have changed. Hes offered me a lot of experience, and Ill be forever indebted to him for it.
A competitive streak helps fuel Paynes desire to be the best as the rider hates to lose. Payne holds both a United States Equestrian Federations Judge and Technical Delegate license, and believes in improving ones knowledge and skill set through education. The judges program proved to be extremely beneficial.
Youre always looking for an edge, said Payne. Youre always looking for something to patch up your weaknesses. I would tell anyone, even if theyre not interested in becoming a judge, to just go and audit it. Youll leave with a tremendous amount as far as the act of judging, but also how to better your competitive riding. It helps knowing what the judges weigh more and less. I got my license when I was 26. When youre in your mid-20s, youre searching for ways to get more horses in the barn.
A personal goal of Paynes is not to be classified just as an eventer.
Id love to be able to show up at a jumper show or straight dressage show, and sort of assimilate, and not be pegged as an eventer, said Payne.


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NEW YORK -The frigid weather couldn't keep hundreds of supporters and elected officials from attending the inauguration of New York City's 109th mayor, Bill de Blasio, Jan 1.
The air was filled with the joy of a new day for New York. People were greeting people with "happy new year" - something I haven't witnessed in this city since the civil rights movement, a time when unity in struggle brought change to America.
The opening speech by the world-renowned singer and social activist Harry Belafonte set the tone for the entire inauguration. He invoked the names of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, Martin Luther King, Fanny Lou Hamer, Robert Kennedy and César Chavez as those who have inspired de Blasio.
The new mayor, Belafonte said, has a mandate from many who "for much too long have lived in despair, and can now believe again in the American dream, a dream filled with hope, opportunity and justice."
Everyone who attended received a memorial cup filled with hot cider and a program for the well-organized event. Staff guided us to our seats and supplied blankets to those in need.
Scott Stringer, newly elected comptroller, took the oath with his wife and two young children at his side: "This is a moment of transition for our city. Once again New Yorkers have come together with a new sense of resolve to tackle the great challenges of this time - Mayor de Blasio, thank you for being the voice for those who for too long have had none so they can afford to pursue their dreams, where aspirations and opportunity must walk hand in hand."
Joined by Mayor David Dinkins the city's first Black mayor, Leticia James, newly elected public advocate, took the oath of office. "I'm deeply honored and humbled to take this oath of office for the city's Public Advocate. Words cannot express my gratitude to those who gave their time to make this happen, they represent the bridge that carried me over."
While James took the center stage she held the hand of Dasani Coates, the little girl at the center of a recent New York Times series that moved so many New Yorkers to feel the pain of homeless families - many of whom are children - and who are invisible to too many of us who have the good fortune of having a job that pays a living wage and the good fortune to have a roof over our heads.
James gave a powerful speech. Please go to: www.youtube.com/watch?v=exRkOu6onX0 to view and here it in its entirety.
President Bill Clinton swore in the new Mayor and, as usual, was his articulate self. New York may be setting the path for the rest of the country he said and "with all do respect to the TV program, Modern Family" he gestured towards the de Blasio family and said, "This is what the modern family looks like."
Mayor de Blasio expressed his love for his family but said this city must give hope to all families, "Like it is for so many of you, my family is my rock. Their wisdom, their compassion and sense of humor make each day a gift to cherish.
"The spark that ignites us is to ensure that our unwavering resolve to do everything possible so that every child, regardless of what language they speak or neighborhood they call home, that every child has the chance to succeed; we are called to put an end to economic and social inequalities that threaten to unravel the city we love. And so, today, we commit to a new progressive direction for New York."
There wasn't much praise for the outgoing Mayor Michael Bloomberg and what was articulated came from former President Clinton, who said Bloomberg had left the city healthier and had made it a better place than it had been when he found it - an assessment much disputed by many New Yorkers.
Photo: President Bill Clinton swears in Bill de Blasio as mayor of New York City while his wife, Chiralane McCray holds the Bible, and their children, Dante and Chiara, look on. AP/Frank Franklin II


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Chace Crawford, 23: His singing and dancing skills are as yet untested onscreen – but it's time for the Gossip Guy to rock out in a leading role.
Derek Hough, 23: The Dancing with the Stars pro has the fancy footwork and the pipes, too – he sings with fellow dancer Mark Ballas in the Ballas Hough Band.
Bow Wow, 22: He sings, dances, and has big-screen experience (check him out dancing on roller skates in 2005's Roll Bounce).
David Cook, 26: The American Idol winner has a winning way with a rock song. Maybe he picked up some dance tips from his onetime girlfriend, DWTS's Lacey Schwimmer?
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By JEAN JONES
The Department of Environmental Protection is stocking some big fish -- some really big trout -- in several New Jersey waterways.
Trout fishing isn't just a spring thing any more. More than 21,000 super-sized brook trout, brown trout and rainbow trout, from 14 to 20 inches, will have reels screaming from Sussex to Atlantic counties.
Trout fishing is even better in the fall, with beautiful weather, spectacular foliage, more elbow room and best of all, these big trout.
Simply buy and print your fishing license and trout stamp online at or call the Trout-Stocking Hotline at (609) 633-6765.
Stocking will take place Tuesday, between noon and 2 p.m., at Giampetro Park, in Vineland, Mary Elmer Lake, in Bridgeton and in the Maurice River.
On Wednesday, Gloucester County sites will include Greenwich Lake at 11 a.m., followed by Iona Lake and Swedesboro Lake.


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On December 2nd, Mark Andrews presented the MMATM-Education Project to 100+ elementary school children (Grades 1-4) at St. Anne's Belfield School in Charlottesville, Virginia.
After pointing out how everyone is different and unique, Andrews made the point – "It is my belief that each of us are blessed with certain abilities, gifts and talents…Our life challenge is to do all we can to further develop these skills and then to share them with others."
Andrews went on briefly talk about his work with Therapeutic Adventures, Inc. sharing a short interactive keynote/powerpoint presentation highlighting a variety adaptive skiers with differing abilities (spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, lower extremity amputation, quadriplegia & paraplegia, as well as blind/visually impaired and deaf/hearing impaired). He shared how his 30+ years providing adaptive snow sports instruction provided the inspiration for writing Meet Me At The Mountain.
Andrews then spoke about being what he referred to as an Authorpreneur – writing, directing, producing and distributing – Meet Me At The Mountain. The first of its kind, Meet Me At The Mountain is a delightful and empowering story that creatively engages the reader using an interactive multi-sensory approach.
Many children's books focus on educating the reader about one type of special need. Meet Me At the Mountain is the first book to highlight the extraordinary abilities of seven characters (Emerald Eagle/Spiritual Leader, Rossi Raccoon/Blind, Jean Claude Jack Rabbit/Deaf, Fiona Fox/Amputee, Big Max the Moose/Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Caitlin Cougar/Cerebral Palsy (CP), and Kodie Bear/Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) as they go on an inspiring quest for adventure.
Andrews states, "It was always my intent to produce this story in multiple formats so as to invite everyone to enjoy the important inspirational messages conveyed throughout this adventure. And now, I am pleased to report that with the help of my extraordinary team, we accomplished our dream! By that, I mean MMATM is available currently in six types of communications medium."
Illustrated Print | Sign Language | Braille/traditional format | Print/Braille Version Music/The Story is sung by the Troublesome Creek String Band Recording for Blind & Dyslexic (RFB&D) – National Library – (members only)
After sharing the music version and sign language version with the audience, Andrews emphasized – Perhaps what is more compelling than the MMATM story is the fact that this project was made possible by a team of extraordinary professionals who donated thousands of hours of creative talents to produce the many formats.
The story was written using a musical rhyme scheme to captivate the reader. According to Andrews, my purposeful choice of animal characters, highlighting both subtle and obvious physical traits as well as interpersonal leadership attributes, helps to educate the reader about the unique abilities of the characters. Barb Wallace, the illustrator, uses a watercolor medium with breathtaking landscapes and beautifully detailed animals. In the Music version (DVD), Dick Harrington and the Troublesome Creek String Band, playing Old Time Music with a wonderful melody actually sing the story – helping to the characters come alive. In the Sign Language version (DVD), the story is told by Peggy Westfall, a Sign Language Interpreter using unique interactive Quicktime video segments. Steven Collins uses creative interactive media and layout design help to give life to Meet Me At The Mountain. With help from Ricki Curry, the MMATM story has been transcribed and produced in a standard Braille version and a Print/Braille version. And most recently, we are pleased to announce that Meet Me At The Mountain is featured in the Recording for Blind & Dyslexic (RFB&D) national library.
You see, the important messages conveyed in Meet Me At The Mountain, need to be shared! Our target audience is individuals, families, homes, schools, libraries, hospitals and rehabilitation centers, Wounded Warriors – Disabled Veterans organizations. Andrews shared with the group how the net proceeds from the sale MMATM products (1) provide scholarships, and (2) support 1% for the Planet helping environmental organizations.
In Closing, Mark shared the following – "My message for you today…that which makes each of you different is what makes each of you unique and special. Find your Passion! Do those things that you care most about and that give you joy…Follow your dreams! Whatever they are…Go For It! Don't Give Up! Share those dreams with the people you care most about."
Upon reflection, Andrews reveals, "The kids were very inquisitive and asked many wonderful questions! It was a fun to be with such a nice enthusiastic group."


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The Perryton Rangerettes like to think they do not have a real bench, but another set of starters.
Friday at River Road's gymnasium, No. 2-ranked Perryton needed all their depth as the Rangerettes turned back a late Lady Cat charge to beat River Road 68-58 in front of a packed house of about 600 fans. River Road's Jena Morrison led final assault with 12 of her game-high 25 points in the fourth period.
The Rangerettes improve to 23-2 overall and 5-0 in District 1-3A. River Road falls to 15-8 and 3-2 in district.
Perryton's junior guard Tessa Powell had a rare opportunity to play in front of her uncle, Baltimore Orioles manager Mike Hargrove, and made the best off it. Powell came off the bench to score 12 points, including three quick buckets in the second quarter that helped stake the Rangerettes to a 35-19 halftime lead.
"The shots just come and I just happened to be the one to get the ball," Powell said. "We needed to get something going because we had a lot of people go out, but it all comes from the team. I was just the one who ended up with the shots."
Perryton 68, R. Road 58
Perryton's bench outscored River Road's 29-0 during Friday night's victory.
River Road's Jena Morrison led a fourth quarter charge. She scored 12 of her game-high 25 points in the final period.
Illness, injury and foul trouble chopped down Perryton's starters in the first half. Starting post Kari Parvin was slowed by the flu, but played most of the game. Starting forward Lindsay Dyer was helped off the floor late in the first quarter with a knee injury. Guards Terrah Manross, Tabatha Fletcher and Erin Hale all missed significant minutes with foul trouble and all finished the game with four fouls.
"All of our kids off the bench have played a lot this year, that's how we won the Caprock Tournament, we've got a lot of girls who can play," Perryton coach Deanne Robertson said. "Tessa came off the bench and hit some really big shots for us. That's what our bench has been doing all year."
Despite all the early personnel problems, Perryton blitzed River Road in the first half. The Rangerettes scored the first 10 points of the game and led 18-6 after one period. Hale scored six points in the first quarter, but picked up some quick fouls and sat much of the second period.
However, Powell picked up much of the scoring punch. She canned a 3-pointer midway through the period to give Perryton a 26-10 lead. Late in the period after River Road had drawn within 30-19, Powell ended the half with a driving layup followed by a 3-pointer to boost the Rangerettes' lead to 35-19 at intermission.
"We're still a really young team and I think we were kind of scared of them, being the No. 1 team in the state and all," River Road coach Angela Greeson said. "They (Perryton) are good. They've got a lot of kids who can score and they showed it tonight. We'd sag down low and they'd hit from the outside and when we pushed out the defense, they drove to the basket."
In addition to Powell's 12 points, forward Skylah Monreal added nine points, guard Cassie Nowlin chipped in five and post Lisa Unruh added three off the bench for Perryton. The Rangerettes' bench outscored River Road's substitutes 29-0.
Hale led Perryton with 17 points, seven rebounds, three steals and a blocked shot. Tabatha Fletcher added 11 points for the Rangerettes
After nearly getting buried in the first half, River Road made things interesting in the second half, outscoring the Rangerettes 21-12 in the fourth period. Morrison was a wrecking crew unto herself in the second half as she abused the interior of Perryton's defense to the tune of 14 points. Morrison finished with a game-high 25 points. Camille Kile added 10 points, Brandee Davidson chipped in 10 points and Kiley Lyons dropped in eight points for River Road.
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"Once there was a Hushpuppy, and she lived with her daddy in the Bathtub."
So begins Beasts of the Southern Wild, director Benh Zeitlin's magic-realist fable about an endangered Louisiana bayou community infused with feral hope and pearlescent light. Close your eyes. Imagine a Maurice Sendak adventure alluding all at once to surviving the Flood, Hurricane Katrina, and climate change. Set it to a celestial zydeco score. Get the picture?
The film, opening Friday in Philadelphia, went through the roof at Sundance in January and took the Grand Jury prize. It touched the sky at Cannes in May, when Zeitlin won the "Camera d'Or" (rookie of the year award). He helmed the story written by his childhood friend, Lucy Alibar, and executed by Court 13, a collaborative founded by Zeitlin and friends at their alma mater, Wesleyan University. The group dedicates itself to making films as a community about communities. Beasts' story and its storytellers are firmly rooted in the belief that we're all the in same boat. In this case, it's a vessel threatened by the regeneration of prehistoric aurochs, those critters familiar from cave paintings.


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Two weeks ago, Sam Zell, a successful and well-known real estate investor, was interviewed on CNBC.
He said, in this period of financial crisis, he worries most about the possibility that the U.S. dollar would lose its status as the world's reserve currency.
If that happened, he opined, the standard of living in the Unites States could decline by 25 percent.
Since that is such a shocking number and since the topic has received very little attention, I thought it would help the current dialogue to raise understanding and awareness.
The U.S. imports more goods and services than we export. This is a great deal for the U.S. We get more foreign cars, wine, beer, electronics, etc., and foreigners receive dollars for the difference.
They like the dollars and do not use them to purchase goods and services produced in the U.S.
Let's call them IOU Dollars. We give a piece of paper manufactured at the Federal Reserve and printed at the U.S. Treasury, that costs us nothing to produce and pays no interest. It is like having a credit card that requires no payments and accrues no interest charge.
If this sounds too good to be true, it isn't. The U.S. dollar is considered a reserve currency in international trade by our trading partners.
A reserve currency is defined as one which foreigners are willing to hold. The reasons might include the reserve currency might hold its value better or might be more acceptable in trade than one's own currency.
There have been three reserve currencies of long duration: the Roman coin, the British pound and the U.S. dollar.
The Roman coin was accepted everywhere because the Romans said you would accept it - or else.
The British pound had this privilege because of Britain's dominance in international trade, its colonies, and the British Navy. The U.S. dollar succeeded the British pound as the world's reserve currency.
These currencies were issued by the large, dominant and stable country/empire of its day.
The U.S. imports have exceeded exports since about 1970, and this gap has been increasing. As a result, there is a very large amount of IOU Dollars held by foreigners.
What if they decided that they did not want to hold them anymore?
Well, two things could happen, and neither is pleasant.
First, foreigners could use their IOU Dollars to purchase currently produced U.S. goods and services. This would not only bid up the prices of goods and services but also mean that less of everything would remain available to U.S. consumers.
Second, the flood of IOU Dollars in the marketplace would cause the U.S. dollar to depreciate relative to the currencies of other countries.
Depreciation of the dollar increases the cost of all the imports and makes our exports cheaper in international markets. U.S. businesses are more likely to export their products than sell them at home.
All three of these effects point to higher consumer prices in the U.S.
Together Zell thinks this could raise prices and reduce availability by 25 percent - that's a huge reduction in our standard of living.
It all hinges on continued confidence our political and economic stability.
If the U.S. does not get its fiscal house in order, IOU Dollars will come home.
Christopher Gable lives in Altoona and is a financial adviser and senior vice president for Wells Fargo Advisors in Hollidaysburg. The views expressed are his and not necessarily those of his employer.


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New Toys: Interesting Mobile Linux Devices at CES
The first smartphones based on Intel's Moorestown, the Mini 5 with Android and the Lenovo LePhone: the mobile Linux highlights from this year's Consumer Electronics Show.
After Intel announced that it would optimize Moblin 2.1 as the mobile phone operating system, it was only a matter of time that actual devices hit the market. The CES in Las Vegas revealed that at least two companies announced such a device: the GW990 from LG and a smartphone from the Finnish startup Aava Mobile.
Whereas the LG phone should appear on the stacks in the second half of the year, the Aava smartphone is still in prototype with availability not quite yet determined.
Apart from the Moorestown devices with Moblin, Android also has something new to offer: Lenovo is starting its own, Android-based smartphone it calls Lephone. Although intended initially for the Chinese market, the hugely reworked user interface should gradually make its way to the U.S. and elsewhere worldwide.
Dell also boarded the Android train in November with its Mini 3 smartphone. At CES, it now presented a 5" tablet with SIM card slot, the Mini 5. The device in the Mini series also runs Android and has multitouch support and an attractive GUI. Availability or price details are not yet announced.
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Linus Torvalds Confirms the Date of the First Linux Release
Linux is two weeks younger than we thought!
End of OpenOffice?
The Apache Software Foundation considers retiring OpenOffice
Adobe Gives New Life to NPAPI Plugin for Linux
Adobe won't kill the plugin in 2017
LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
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Mamie Poole's President Street porch was awash Sunday with the aftermath of a hard rain that also affected church services and disrupted family gatherings.
The house where she has lived for 25 years has long been afflicted by poor street drainage, she said.
"Today is really, really bad. I wouldn't wish this on anyone," she said as trash floated by on the receding waters.
Record rainfall of more than 3 inches in a few hours was reported in Charleston and North Charleston. The rain is over but don't get too comfortable because steady winds of 20-to-35 mph are anticipated today with gusts up to 45 mph. A gale warning is in effect for Charleston Harbor and adjacent coastal waters, according to the National Weather Service, which also said freezing temperatures and frost are possible Tuesday through Thursday.
On Sunday, Poole, 66, pointed to a fire hydrant just down the street that she said was covered with water earlier in the day. Services were canceled at nearby Nichols Chapel AME Church because of the high water near the Septima Clark Parkway, she said.
At mid-afternoon, a foot-deep flood lapped at her home just below the porch. Earlier in the day at high tide, vehicles that cruised past created a wake that pushed the water through her front door, she said, pointing to towels she had used to mop up.
"I actually cried today. I consider myself a very strong person," she said.
She worried about disease and bacteria in the water. Mud and trash would be left behind on the sidewalk and in the street, she said.
On Gordon Street, a man driving a big truck was busy retrieving Sunday dinner from a relative's house socked in by the high water. The family planned to take the food to another house in North Charleston and eat there.
A neighbor, Bobby Anderson, had a foot of water up to the porch steps. He said the main problem was trucks racing by and kicking up a wake. The sort of flooding that occurred Sunday happens about twice a year, he said.
"If it rains again, we would really have a problem," he said.
Reach Prentiss Findlay at 937-5711.
Mamie Poole stands on her porch looking at the floodwaters in front of her house on President Street. She said flooding has been a problem for years.×
Mamie Poole was stuck in her house because of flooding Sunday on President Street. ( Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/3/24/2013 )×
Hampton Park area streets were flooded on Sunday by the heavy rains.×
Matt Fendley rides his bike through floodwaters on Gordon Street.×
Flooding on President Street covers the sidewalk where a trash can was floating and a car was stalled.×


text: Romario Herbert and Jalen Baytops of Irvington combined for a total height of 22 feet, 8 inches Friday night in Livingston and ended up sharing first place at the Essex County Relay Championships with the Livingston duo of Rob DiTonno and Ethan Ehrlich. It was the first time in school history that Irvington has finished first in the team pole vault event at the Essex County Relays. Irvington finished seventh in the boys competition with 33 points, three behind Livingston. St. Benedict's Prep won the boys title with 76 points and Columbia was runner-up with 56.


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Online Retailer for Waxes
What is a website that is reliable and sells all-temp waxes?
One Ball Jay and Bluebird sell the best waxes on the market for a good price imo
How Often???
Also how often should I wax my snowboard? I was thinking ever 2-4 times... Any suggestions?
Depends on what your riding... And don't just buy all temp
Do your wax research and you will see that waxes all have a range they work in.
Typically when a base begins to look chalky or feel sticky, you should wax
cool thanks
Hertel Ski wax is awesome too and cheap.
tognar sometimes sells 2500g of toko all-temp for $50
I just bought some one ball jay soy wax, since I was running low and read a couple of threads about how the flourocarbons in waxes get in the snow and then into the streams. I like hiking in the mountains in the off season and hate to think that my riding is polluting those beautiful mountain streams.
Just a though, if you're eco-conscious at all. Bluebird has some eco-friendly wax, as well as most other companies. Haven't used mine yet, but from what I've read, you'll want to scrape it while still warm - the stuff is hard and lasts quite a while too.
looks like REI still has some. I grabbed two bars b/c its on sale:
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We started the Job Boards You Can Love series to help introduce job seekers to fun, specialized and niche job boards. The Muse, is another great example of why applying through a niche job board is better.
A daily publication and a job board, The Muse gives job seekers a detailed look inside the hottest companies (Mashable, Tumblr or Pinterest to name a few) with awesome company culture. It was created by former McKinsey consultants, Kathryn, Alex & Melissa, when they realized the web was missing a key resource: smart, honest advice for professionals on what it truly takes to succeed in their career.
"We were all told growing up: 'do something that you're passionate about!'" says Melissa McCreery, founder and editor-in-chief at The Daily Muse (content side of The Muse): "and now that we're in the job market – that is an ideal that everyone in our generation is certainly striving for."
Launched in September 2011 as a daily for ambitious professional women in their 20's & 30's, The Daily Muse, runs a gamut of topics from career-related to style & social. They have quickly extended their reach to male readers, and even those in their 40's and 50's.
Powered by a team of editors, columnists and almost 200 contributing writers to date, the strength of The Muse community is owed both to writers and readers alike all lending a helping hand. While one contributor, a career counsellor, advises readers on how to find what they're passionate about, another, an HR manager, may share what it's like to interview on the other side of the table.
Over the past year, Melissa has heard many success stories from readers and writers who have helped each other. "By fostering this community, we've been able to make collective wisdom and experience available to our entire community," shares Melissa – "and I think it's so cool, so wonderful and so empowering!"
The job board side, The Muse, takes job seeking in a whole new direction of search. Unlike traditional job boards that describe companies with paragraphs of text, The Muse focuses on and showcases company culture with an inside look at the company using photos of the office and profiles of employees. Melissa refers to the job board's special feature as "window shopping for your career", as job seekers can easily shop around for what's out there – even if they're not looking to buy (or apply).
"If you think about the way people shop, most of the time you don't really necessarily know from the get go what you're looking for," describes Melissa – "there's a whole kind of discovery aspect that you see play out very clearly in e-commerce that's missing from the job search world."
Melissa recommends using Twitter as a networking tool since joining an industry conversation could lead to an informational interview or even a job. However your job search should not only consist of sitting in front of your computer. Melissa urges job seekers to "go out there and meet people who actually have the jobs you want to have, it will not only help you articulate what you're looking for, but can also give you firsthand exposure to people in the industry."
She also adds that discovering your passion is most important as it's better to focus your energy into applying for jobs that you're actually a good fit for. "It's not a numbers game when it comes to a great cultural fit," she explains: "it's better to send off a couple applications for jobs that you've taken the time to let your excitement show through – that's what will help you stand out."


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And when he does, the plot begins to unfold. The "bad" guys are planning to steal a lockbox of gold from the Sheriff and his posse. After the train leaves Roxbury, the villains make their move, but are thwarted by the long arm of the law, until the train pulls into the station in Arkville.
And then … well, I don't want to spoil it for you. Let's just say my nine-year-old really got into it, to the point where he was trying to tip the authorities off to the whereabouts of the gangsters. (Think Tony n' Tina's Wedding — the show, not the movie — on rails. Or something like that.)
The Great Train Robbery runs through Sept. 10. Even if you don't like reenactments, take this train some other time and enjoy the scenery. It's definitely worth the drive.


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Yesterday's WOD was a good test to see where we stand with our training right now. I was proud of the handful of athletes who were able to Rx the 30 muscle-ups or who were able to front-squat bodyweight. Both are tough and meaningful benchmarks. If you don't have muscle-ups yet there's a simple thing you can practice that will move you towards one quickly, assuming you can do a strict pullup and a ring dip. Sit in a rubber-band below the pullup bars and do 3 sets of "pull-throughs" 3 days a week. Easy to do, easy not to do. If you practice this skill consistently the next time a muscle-up workout comes up you'll be excited to write that little "Rx" next to your name. There's another simple thing you can do to help your muscle-ups: Be lean. Every extra pound of fat that you pull up holds you back. More on this tomorrow…
29/Nov/2012 Thursday WOD
5 Rounds for Time
3 Deadlifts
6 Bar-facing burpees
Run 200m
Then: Not for time – 100 reps of any abdominal strengthening movement, 100 reps of any lower back strengthening movement. Ideas: Weighted situps, zercher good mornings, rubber band good mornings, GHD Situps, Hip Extensions, Back Extensions, Toes to Bars, Knees to Elbows, Hollow Rocks, Super-mans.
Gold: 315/223 Silver: 255/183 Bronze: Scale as needed


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Computer Engineering - Science
Program Flyer: Associate in Science Pre-Engineering concentration in Computer
The Computer Engineering curriculum prepares students with the coursework required to transfer to the Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. A BSCpE degree can lead to careers spanning a broad area in the design, management and development in the fields of microelectronics, communications, biomedical engineering, VLSI and computer engineering.
Degree Awarded
Students complete the first two years of coursework at Central Piedmont Community College and transfer to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. After successfully completing this two-year program (i.e., passing each course with a grade of C or better, and obtaining an overall GPA of 2.5 or better), graduates can join the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UNC Charlotte as a junior in the BSCpE program. For more information on transfer to UNC Charlotte, visit http://ece.uncc.edu/undergraduate-programs/computer-engineering.html
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- CPCC placement tests are required in English and mathematics. Advancement Studies in mathematics and English courses are available for students to build basic skills and knowledge. A counseling/orientation appointment follows placement testing.
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I'm Intimidated By My Breast PumpEmily Malone
Breastfeeding is one of those things I have worried about for months and months, from way back in the early days of pregnancy. My husband tried to tell me, "It's no big deal. Milk comes out and you feed him." But I knew it had to be a lot more complicated than that.
After my son was born, I took full advantage of all the hospital nurses. I asked questions, had them evaluate my latch, and even let them re-position my boob when needed. It's true that modesty is checked the minute you are admitted for delivery.
In three shorts weeks, I have done countless feedings round the clock, so it's safe to say that I'm definitely getting the hang of it. But all the books that I'm reading are telling me that babies should be introduced to the bottle around four weeks. I feel like I just started breastfeeding and got into the swing of things, and already I'm supposed to be changing it up?
I keep reading and re-reading the chapters on pumping, and for whatever reason I find the whole process to be SO intimidating. When do I pump? How often? Will it affect my milk supply (which I'm already freaking out might be low)? What about milk storage? I don't want to poison my baby with spoiled milk!
I work at home, so pumping is not a necessity. But I would eventually like to be able to leave my house for more than 30 minutes at a time. More importantly, I'd like my husband to feel like he can be alone with our baby without worrying that he doesn't have all the necessary resources to take care of him.
Something about this $400 (!) contraption with tubes and suction cups is really stressing me out, which I realize is ridiculous. I know if I just bite the bullet and go for it I'll figure it out, just like I did with breastfeeding. But taking the plunge is proving to be harder than I anticipated.
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I got Airline 6 today and i'm just looking at the instructions and i've done everything it's told me to. But i can't seem to schedule flights. It says something about how the staff might not be hired. I'm on the beginners level if it helps. Here's a screenshot so you have an idea of what i'm on about:
My hub is Lisbon but it's not showing up. Can anyone help? I don't know what the hell i'm doing wrong.


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McBride, Stars to be on national TV 4 times in 3 weeks
Erie's Kayla McBride and the San Antonio Stars will play four nationally televised games during the next three weeks.
The Stars will host the Chicago Sky on Tuesday at 8 p.m. on ESPN2.
San Antonio then will have three games televised by NBATV during a span of two weeks: Friday at 8 p.m vs. Connecticut, Aug. 3 at 9 p.m. at Seattle and Aug. 15 at 8 p.m. vs. Minnesota.
McBride, a rookie out of Notre Dame, had started all 24 games and was averaging 12.5 points going into this weekend.


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Back Bay Inn… is the Central California Coast's most romantic getaway location. It is small, private and located right on the water at the quiet south end of Morro Bay in Baywood Park. Located only 16 miles east of the San Luis Obispo Airport and 34 miles south of Hearst Castle. 14 of the rooms at the Inn command spectacular and inspiring views of the bay with mirror-like waters and the beautiful coastal mountains of Montana de Oro State Park. Your room will feature either a cozy fireplace or a semi private view lanai and will provide the ideal backdrop for a perfect romantic vacation. continued
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