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Moving On Up: He's Climbing the CouchEmily Malone
I know for moms with older toddlers, you will probably read this and think things like who cares, or oh honey, that's nothing. But you know how it is – try to remember. When you're new at this, every new development and milestone (if you can call this that) feels like a big deal. I remember obsessing over the tiniest things when Cullen was 6, 7, 8 months old. Now I look back and wonder why I those were such a big deal. So even though I know this will feel like nothing in a few months, it feels big right now.
I looked over a few days ago and Cullen was sitting on the couch. How he got there was a mystery to me, but my heart skipped a beat when I pictured him falling off and conking his head on the wooden coffee table. A few hours later, I caught him in action. Throwing his leg up and over, pulling and grasping with those little muscles, and eventually wiggling his way up onto the seat. What was even more exciting was what came next. I watched him turn over onto his belly and slither back down – safely!
He's 16 months old today, and I've noticed big changes this month in his spatial awareness. He's handling the steps like a champ, scaling the climbing gym at the playground with ease, and now, getting on and off the couch like a true toddler. He seems to finally understand that he can fall off of things, and uses caution around steps and edges – a big relief to his parents!
Up until now, he's been very mobile and active, but not much of a climber. I've been wanting to get him a little table and chair set, and it sounds like now might be the right time. My biggest fear — what comes next? Please don't say it's climbing out of the crib. We are definitely not ready for that!
Check him out in action…
Here we go 1 of 6Once he figured out how to swing his leg up onto the couch, it was all downhill (uphill?) from there.
A dramatic pause 2 of 6After the first attempt didn't work, he turned around and flung his head backward onto the couch. Aren't girls supposed to be the dramatic ones?
If at first you don't succeed… 3 of 6Another boost looking a bit more successful this time.
Try, try again 4 of 6Those little arms are working so hard to pull his body up!
Victory! 5 of 6He is UP, and looking a little shocked that he made it up there.
A round of applause 6 of 6So proud of himself! And mama is even more proud because he knows to get down safely on his belly. Such a cutie!


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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - The Atlantic 10 Conference has announced its 2014 All-Conference team. Senor Judy Li and sophomore Alexa Miller were selected Second-Team All-Conference in a vote by the league s 'head coaches.
This is the second straight year Li had made the All-Conference team - she was also a member of the 2013 Second-Team All-Conference. Playing at #1 singles, Li was 3-3 in A-10 matches and 4-2 in in A-10 matches playing at both #1 and #2. She finished her Duquesne career with 89 total victories.
Miller led the Dukes in overall wins (27) and singles wins (17). She had an impressive 12-5 record at #2 singles which included a 5-1 record in A-10 matches.
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But Alabama already has matched its 2012 victory total.
The Crimson Tide improved its record to 21-13 on Tuesday night with a 3-2 victory over Alcorn State (8-29) at Sewell-Thomas Stadium.
A year ago, Alabama finished with a 21-34 record.
"Obviously, that's a good sign," Alabama coach Mitch Gaspard said. "We've still got a lot left and we've hit our number from last year.
"As I've said before, it's a different team. ... We've got some talented guys, but more importantly, we've got a group of guys that are playing well together and pulling for one another and doing some good things. It's a team that's continuing to get better."
Freshman Daniel Cucjen went 2-for-4 in his first career start. He played third base and batted ninth. Freshman second baseman Kyle Overstreet also had two hits and drove in two runs. Freshman shortstop Mikey White added a hit and scored a run.
"You saw the infield possibly of the future," Gaspard said.
Sophomore right fielder Ben Moore also had two hits for the Tide, which out-hit Alcorn State 10-6.
Junior right-hander Tucker Hawley started for the Tide and shut Alcorn State out on three hits in five innings. He tied his season high with six strikeouts.
Sophomore Taylor Guilbeau (2-1) was the winner in relief. In two innings, he allowed one run on two hits.
Freshman Ray Castillo earned his sixth save. In two innings, he allowed one run on one hit.
Alabama and Alcorn State will meet again at 5:05 p.m. CDT Wednesday at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Freshman right-hander Mike Oczypok (1-0, 3.38 ERA) will make his first career start for the Tide. Ryan Fuentes (0-1, 8.20 ERA) will start for the Braves.


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Liquidators appointed.
Report pinpoints dubious accounting methods.
7-Eleven launches internal Wage Repayment Program
Staff will get paid as quickly as possible, says 7-Eleven.
Retail warning: prepare for soft sales
Deloitte delivers a reality check.
Deloitte: Retail trends for Christmas 2015
Aussie retailers predict modest margins
Consumers go digital to enhance shopping experience
Digital influences account for 40 per cent of retail bricks-and-mortar store visits.
Deloitte forecasts a retail credit injection
Low interest rates boost spending in some retail areas.
CIOs are budgeting for the digital future
Businesses are waking up to the digital age with the latest Deloitte CIO Survey revealing 80 per cent of businesses have either increased or kept their IT budgets the same this year.
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A majority of retailers are positive about the upcoming Christmas period, the second annual Deloitte Christmas Retailers' survey found.
Housing sector to drive retail recovery
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Making the digital transformation happen
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brandsExclusive named fastest growing tech company
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Payless Shoes appoints adminstrator
Payless Shoes has been placed into voluntary administration, which comes 10 days after the shoe retailer's managing director resigned.
Retailers to face the big bang
Retail trade along with the finance, professional services and information, media and telecommunications industries are expected to face both significant and imminent digital disruption as they grapple with the technologyl transformative reality.
Booming smartphone adoption changes payment forms
Due to the mass adoption of smartphones, it is changing the way people are able to pay, a new report from Deloitte says.
TV advertising still number one
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IT elevates business performance growth
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2012: The year of smart devices
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Global retail sales rebound, report says
The world's 250 largest retailers recorded sales growth in excess of 5 per cent in fiscal year 2010, according to Deloitte's 2012 Global Powers of Retailing report, in conjunction with STORES Media.
Online supersedes tradtional retailing
Traditional Australian retailers are not moving quickly enough after Deloitte found that some of the most successful start-ups are online retailers.
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Epicor Software Corporation recently launched Epicor Retail Mobile Marketing for retailers, offering an interactive, cost-effective and personalised marketing channel to target mobile consumers.
Deloitte secures ASIC funding for investigating Kleenmaid
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Liquidator denies sale of Kleenmaid brand
Kleenmaid liquidator Deloitte has denied speculation that the Kleenmaid brand and its customer data had been sold.
Sale of Kleenmaid businesses saves jobs
Kleenmaid liquidators have completed the sale of both the EDIS spare parts and Kleenmaid Customer Solutions (KCS) service and maintenance businesses for an undisclosed amount.
Director spent $400k on 'boat expenses' with Kleenmaid money
Amid almost 200 pages of information regarding Kleenmaid's dodgy practices, administrator Deloitte has highlighted that among other things, director Andrew Young spent almost $400,000 on boat expenses with Kleenmaid funds.
Kleenmaid creditors attend first meeting
Around 200 Kleenmaid creditors attended the first meeting of creditors in Brisbane yesterday convened by administrators, Deloitte Partners John Greig, Richard Hughes and David Lombe.
Kleenmaid customers won't receive goods
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Baaaaaaaa! Lamb is delicious.
My buddy Trish arrived to my house a few weeks ago with two choice looking racks of lamb…the deal was that if she brought the meat, I'd do the cooking (I love that kind of dinner!). The marinade / sauce was the key to these little guys tasting so damn good, and the grilling couldn't have been much easier. Mix sauce. Apply. Grill meat. Eat. You all know by this point that I like it uncomplicated and simple. One key consideration though, is to get the best meat you possibly can because it's definitely the star of the show. Don't cheap out. Additionally, can we all agree to stop cooking meat until it's obliterated and all the tastiness is gone?! I served these racks / chops medium-rare, the meat tender and juicy. Okay, on with the show!
- 2 racks of lamb
- 1 clove garlic, crushed
- 2 Tbsp brown / Dijon mustard (check the label for weird ingredients)
- 2 Tbsp olive oil
- 2 tsp fresh rosemary, chopped
- Juice of ½ a lemon (~1 tbsp)
- Zest of 1 lemon
- ½ tsp sea salt
- ½ tsp black pepper
- Let the meat sit out at room temperature for about 30 minutes prior to cooking.
- Combine the garlic, mustard, olive oil, rosemary, lemon juice and lemon zest in a small bowl.
- Sprinkle the lamb evenly with salt and pepper. Coat the meat with most of the mustard sauce and reserve some for basting during grilling.
- Preheat the grill to a medium setting.
- Place racks of lamb on the grill but not over direct heat. Allow to cook for 7-10 minutes per side and turn once during cooking. Baste with reserved mustard sauce. [N0te #1: if you want to develop a nice crust and grill marks, resist the urge to keep flipping the meat over constantly during cooking. I know. Just flip once and step away. You can do it :)]
- Remove the meat and allow to rest for 10 minutes prior to slicing. [Note #2: If you want tasty lamb, you've got to let it sit for 5-10 minutes before you hack into it or else the juices end up on your plate underneath a pile of dry meat. Go gnaw on a handful of macadamia nuts if you are too hungry to wait.]
- For medium-rare, I grilled the lamb about 7 minutes per side. Your grill may vary.
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As the college season nears its completion, National Football League team scouts are finishing their travels and preparing for postseason all-star games. Throughout 2011 numerous players have moved up and down NFL teams' draft boards based primarily on their play, but also because of injuries and off-field concerns.
Below are four players whose stock changed in conference championship games and the final week of college football regular-season competition.
Draft risers
Montee Ball, 5-11, 220 pounds, junior, RB, Wisconsin
Ball, who many believe is leaning toward coming out early, made a statement by leading Wisconsin to a Big Ten championship game victory over Michigan State. Ball has 27 carries for 137 yards rushing and three touchdowns in the Badgers' 42-39 win.
Ball is an instinctive back who finds holes. He has the quickness and agility to make sharp cuts and an explosive burst to get through holes in a flash. Against the Spartans, he showed decisiveness hitting the hole with strength and balance.
Ball is highly competitive—he keeps his legs churning to gets yards after contact. He is viewed by many as a straight-line back who lacks "wiggle" to make tacklers miss, but he showed a bit of that ability against the Spartans, which helps his draft status. In addition, he's a strong and physical pass blocker, although he wasn't much of a factor as a receiver against Michigan State. PROJECTED: late first round
Keshawn Martin, 5-10, 185, senior, WR, Michigan State
Martin might not be well known, but his performance Saturday in Indianapolis showed why he has intrigued NFL scouts all season. He's not the big-receiver type NFL teams love, but he showed explosiveness and playmaking ability in the open field against Wisconsin.
He did an excellent job of plucking the ball with his hands and started up field quickly after the catch for key gains against the Badgers.
Martin has the foot quickness and agility to escape man-to-man coverage and has the speed to stretch the field with separation on deep routes.
If not for a roughing-the-kicker penalty at game's end, Martin would have put the Spartans in position to win the game by returning a punt inside the Badgers' 5-yard line. That play showcased dynamic open-field playmaking ability.
One major concern: Martin looks thinner than his reported weight. Scouts also worry about his ability to stay healthy and be a durable NFL receiver. Combined, those will likely hurt his draft value. PROJECTED: Third to fourth rounds
Draft fallers
Landry Jones (6-4, 230), junior, QB, Oklahoma
At times, Jones has been viewed as high as the second overall pick in the 2012 draft. After his 2011 performance, however, we doubt Jones will be consistent in his footwork and passing mechanics—which in turn hurts his accuracy—to warrant that lofty status.
No one will deny quarterbacks struggle when constantly pressured, but Jones didn't step up and make good throws when he wasn't under duress and had chances to make plays. He looked more upright throwing the ball in the Sooners' showdown against Oklahoma State, which was the de facto Big 12 title game. That really affected his ability to place passes where they needed to be in tight spots.
Jones appeared out of sorts against Oklahoma State, raising concerns about how well he will do in the NFL, where things rarely go as scripted.
While Jones has looked very good at times during the season, the Oklahoma State game will lead NFL teams to question him as a high first-round pick. PROJECTED: Second round
Case Keenum (6-1, 205), senior, QB, Houston
Keenum came into Houston's Conference USA title game against Southern Mississippi playing the best football of his college career and had moved up draft boards as a likely fourth- or fifth-round pick.
But because he struggled against the Golden Eagles, you can be sure NFL teams are thinking he's the same under-sized quarterback they saw in previous seasons.
Keenum has a quick, compact release, but against Southern Miss he didn't look comfortable in the pocket and his throws lacked good technique—too often he tried to pass before setting his feet. That meant Keenum wasn't striding into his throws, which is crucial for him since he lacks a big arm. When his footwork is suspect, his passes lack zip and accuracy.
Based on what we saw against Southern Miss, Keenum will have knockout workouts and performances on all-star game circuit, at the NFL Scouting Combine and in pro day workouts to be drafted early. PROJECTED: Sixth round


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Prince Albert, Princess Charlene of Monaco
Prince Albert II of Monaco married Charlene Wittstock in July. The prince is one of three children of Prince Rainier and his late wife, American actress Grace Kelly.
Prince Albert II of Monaco married Charlene Wittstock in July. The prince is one of three children of Prince Rainier and his late wife, American actress Grace Kelly.
Joel B: One candidate calls people names, the other major candidate gets people killed, doesn't handle sensitive/classified information, and takes bribes from foreign countries. One candidate says he's going to make it so that other countries have to honor their agreements and accommodate us, the other throws money at them when they don't comply and threatens sanctions that are never followed through with. One candidate isn't nice to women, the other claims to be a champion for women, but accepts it completely when her husband cheats on her, using his political power as a tool for it, and then she says little to nothing about it. You can go on and on about their styles, but come election day you're going to have to pick your poison. The way I see it, Hillary has had her chance numerous times and almost every time she has been in a political or social office has been either reprimanded or put under a serious investigation. If you can name an office or position she has held where this hasn't happened, then please share. Don't like Trump's attitude a lot of times, but he seems to be the safer pick out of the two to actually deal with the issues that are pressing us the most. Don't really care if media outlets don't like him. They lose a lot of their power if he's elected, so I don't see them kissing up to him. So my vote is Trump for the White House and Hillary for the jailhouse. If a better, and qualified, candidate comes into the picture, then I may reconsider and vote for them instead. If you think Hillary is the way to go, then by all means vote for her, but she doesn't represent me whether she is elected or not.


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The cowbell is tolling on Georgia's season.
A 2010 that already was looking desperate went into bleak territory on Saturday night when Mississippi State became the latest Southeastern Conference team to dump Georgia, 24-12, before its cowbell-clanging fans at Davis Wade Stadium.
Georgia lost for the first time at Mississippi State since 1951 and fell to 0-3 in the SEC for the first time since 1993 on a night when it did not score a touchdown until less than two minutes remained.
Coach Mark Richt's team has lost three straight games for the first time in his 10 seasons in Athens.
"Definitely in a position that I've never been in as a coach or as a player that I can remember," Richt said. "Certainly not a good place to be, but we are where we are."
After Georgia's first three-game losing streak since 1990, offensive coordinator Mike Bobo slammed down a bottle of blue sports drink when he headed back to the locker room after answering questions from reporters.
The only hope for Georgia (1-3, 0-3) to cling to now as it heads to Colorado next Saturday is the return of star receiver A.J. Green from a four-game suspension for selling a jersey for $1,000 to what the NCAA classified as an agent.
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"It's one of those things where you're not embarrassed to be a Georgia Bulldog, but you're embarrassed at the way we've been playing," said receiver Kris Durham, who had four catches for 64 yards.
Mississippi State (2-2, 1-2) never trailed and ended any doubt of the outcome when Chris Relf hit Arceto Clark with 4:22 to play on a 33-yard touchdown, beating Branden Smith.
Mississippi State added another touchdown on a 1-yard run by Vick Ballard with 3:15 to play to make it 24-6.
Georgia, which did not score a touchdown two weeks earlier against South Carolina, scored its lone touchdown on a 40-yard pass from Aaron Murray to Tavarres King with 1:27 to go. Murray was sacked on the two-point conversion try.
Georgia, which went 8-5 overall last season, now has lost seven of its last nine SEC games.
"We've got to stay together, and I've seen no signs of change in my mindset that we're a close-knit family," Richt said. "But we've also got to look within, starting with me as to the things that have kept us having the success that we want. That's what we're going to do."
Georgia was held to 113 yards rushing on 34 carries, getting 36 yards from Ealey on 10 attempts.
Murray rushed for 32 yards on seven carries while completing 18 of 31 passes for 274 yards with a touchdown and no interceptions.
After losses to two teams ranked in the top 15 in the nation in this week's polls, , Georgia this time will have to try to pick itself up after losing to one of the conference's lower-echelon programs.
Georgia had won nine straight against Mississippi State before Saturday night.
Any illusion of still having a chance to make noise in the SEC East is all but extinguished before the calendar hits October.
What does Georgia have left to play for now?
"Mess up somebody else's season," outside linebacker Justin Houston said.
The game had the look in the first half of two teams in last place in their respective divisions in the SEC.
Both teams turned the ball over inside the red zone.
Georgia's came when Ealey fumbled after a 20-yard reception at the 1-yard line. The ball was recovered by Nickoe Whitley for a touchback. The play was ruled a fumble after a reversal on a replay review.
Like its first two SEC games, Georgia's defense gave up a touchdown on its opponent's first offensive possession.
This time, Relf's option pitch to Ballard turned into a 13-yard touchdown run and the home-crowd favorites went ahead 7-0.
Georgia outgained Mississippi State in yards (221-121), first downs (12-6) and time of possession (19:50-10:10) in the first half, but was held to a pair of Blair Walsh field goals from 25 and 35 yards.
The second field goal came on a drive when Durham caught a pass that would have been a 40-yard touchdown, but a holding call on receiver Marlon Brown brought it back to the 19.
"We were undisciplined when we had chances and just let it slip out of our hands," Durham said.
Neither team scored in the second half until Mississippi State went on a 14 play, 54-yard drive that lasted 6:19 and ended with a 44-yard field goal by Sean Brauchle with 13:59 to play for a 10-6 lead.
Georgia drove into Mississippi State territory, but a pass to Durham over the middle inside the 20 was brought back by a holding penalty on Josh Davis.
Durham ran to the sideline and fell down in pain after stretching a nerve in his neck, but indicated the injury is not serious.
He sounded more concerned about the state of Georgia than his own health.
"It's unfortunate," Durham said. "We're not where we wanted to be, but we could turn the season into a catastrophe if we don't stay together and continue to work hard."
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Letter to the editor
Published 3:48 pm, Wednesday, September 12, 2012
A Republican
for Obama
The party conventions are over, and we now are faced with choosing who will be president for the next four years.
With President Obama, we know what we are getting because he has a four-year record.
He stabilized a financial system that was on the brink of chaos. He rescued the automobile industry. He had a stimulus plan that put money back into the economy. Even Paul Ryan admitted that the stimulus plan helped Janesville, Wis.
President Obama got our troops out of disastrous and costly wars. We are out of Iraq, and he has scheduled our departure from Afghanistan.
More InformationFact box
Almost every president since Harry Truman has been trying to fix our costly and inefficient health care system. President Obama succeeded, and there is potential for billions of dollars of savings by concentrating on what is most cost effective, yet Republicans refer to this as rationing, death panels and getting between you and your doctor.
With Mitt Romney, we are uncertain what we are getting.
Is he the liberal governor of Massachusetts, or the Tea Party candidate he claimed he was during the primaries? Now that he has embraced Paul Ryan and his budget plan, we know it is the Tea Party program.
The two big issues are jobs and the deficit.
The Simpson-Bowles committee, which President Obama appointed, has realistically addressed the deficit issue and recommended specific proposals, both decreasing spending and increasing taxes. We know what to do, but do we have the political will to do it?
Paul Ryan, who was a member of the committee, voted against the proposal because it increased taxes. The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office calculated that the Paul Ryan budget would increase the deficit.
On the jobs issue, Romney says the answer is less government regulations and lower taxes, but he talks in generalities with few specifics. Almost all regulations were intended to correct abuses. What regulations would Romney eliminate -- regulations on corporate fraud? Insider trading? Food safety?
Romney says he will repeal the Affordable Health Care Act, but what features would he eliminate? Pre-existing conditions? No caps on serious illnesses? Including children up to 26 years of age in family insurance? How will providing vouchers to buy private health care insurance reduce costs when private health care insurers continue to increase premium prices almost every year?
The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office calculated the President's Affordable Health Care Act will reduce the deficit over the next 10 years.
On the tax issue, George W. Bush lowered taxes, and we had the most severe recession since the depression. Taxes were higher during the Clinton administration, yet business thrived. Part of the problem is structural. Automation and robotics have increased productivity, but fewer people had to be hired. This will happen regardless of what party is in office.
Finally, the most important issue of all is what kind of a country do we want -- a country divided between the haves and the have-nots? Our Constitution eloquently states the purpose of our government is "to promote the general welfare . . . for ourselves and our posterity."
A government that tells the bottom third to fend for themselves does not live up to our ideals.
Even the Catholic Bishops who up to now seemed to be concerned only with abortion, gay marriage and contraception have voiced concern that the Ryan budget would harm too many less fortunate people and be contrary to Catholic social principles.
Based upon what I have written here, I have made my choice resoundingly for President Obama. (Disclosure: I have been a registered Republican all my life).


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Sorry, Grand Rapidians - it looks like one of Hollywood's superstars won't be making a movie here. With the news that he's looking for extras for a shoot in Detroit, George Clooney has apparently passed on G.R. for his upcoming film "The Ides of March."
Clooney visited G.R. in November, and word on the street has it that his producers came three times, scoping out possible locations. But it was a longshot - he apparently wanted to film partly in his hometown of Cincinnati, and geographically speaking, Detroit is closer for any additional locations needed.
Right now, the casting call is for a March shoot. Paid extras and volunteers for crowd scenes are needed. All the information can be found here and stand-ins are also needed. (Also: PLEASE don't email me your resume, etc. I'm just the reporter.)
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I've been on a kick the last two or three months about the plethora of options Stephen Jackson's contract unlocks. It's become a minor obsession of mine (a totally healthy one). And while I do think dealing Jack for a big who can defend the pick-and-roll and/or protect the rim could make the Spurs better in the long run and possibly improve whatever title chances they have, all is not lost if they keep him.
It's clear from the first few days of media access that one of the points of emphasis for the Spurs defensively is physicality. I wouldn't venture to call the Spurs of the recent past "soft," that's a harsh thing to label a team in professional sports these days, but you wouldn't think of them as a team that will punish you either. This season, it seems the Spurs are trying to move more in the direction of the latter.
"Buy-in more, be a more physical team, don't give up layups, we need to be a more physical team," Jackson said after practice yesterday.
Though he's not a physically imposing figure on the Spurs roster, it seems the team will be taking their lead from Jack during training camp.
"Tony came to me and said 'Jack, I'm gonna have more fire this year.'"
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With these Spurs, this has become Jack's identity. He's the guy who brings the physicality, the attitude, the swashbuckling nature. That kind of presence can infect those around him, but he can't transfer it to them. If Jack gets traded, the Spurs likely lose that characteristic. More often you read and hear players complain about what they lost in terms of attitude and confidence when a player is shipped off. Rarely do you hear, "We traded him and [some other player] took over as the irrational confidence guy."
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2011-12 Husson University Athletics' General News
May 16, 2012
Join Us for the 2nd Annual Husson Golf Outing
The Husson University Athletic Department is pleased to announce the 2nd Annual Husson Eagles Golf Outing to be held Monday, June 11, 2012 at Penobscot Valley Country Club in Orono.
May 4, 2012
NEAC East Award Winners Announced; Vanidestine Earns 1st Team Honors
Gansevoort, N.Y. - The North Eastern Athletic Conference East Division award winners were recently announced based on a vote by league coaches, featuring two Husson seniors on the first and second teams. Left fielder Kyle Vanidestine (Bangor, Maine) earned the first team distinction, while ace pitcher Nate Adams (Frankfort, Maine) was named to the second team.
May 4, 2012
Eagles Earn All-NAC Awards
Whitingham, Vt. - The North Atlantic Conference recently announced the 2012 All-Conference awards based on votes by league coaches. The first place Eagles, and eventual four-time NAC Champions were well represented with two on the first team, as well as two on the second team, with first year third baseman Victoria Overlock (Bethel, Maine) being named the 2012 Rookie of the Year.
May 4, 2012
Husson Pair Earn All-NAC East 2nd Team Honors
Whitingham, Vt. - The North Atlantic Conference announced the East Division awards earlier this week as voted on by league coaches, featuring two Eagles on the second team; attack wing Caitlyn Stauffer (Brookfield, Conn.) and defender Emily Child (Mexico, Maine).
May 1, 2012
Three Eagles Tabbed First Team All-NAC
Whitingham, Vt. - The North Atlantic Conference released the 2012 All-Conference teams today, featuring three Husson players on the first team with as many represented on the second team as well. The NAC All-Conference teams were decided based on votes by the league's coaches.
April 23, 2012
Eagles Take Top Weekly Softball Honors
Husson's Lona Sargent was named NAC Player of the Week along with teammate and pitcher Becca McCarty being named pitcher of the week.
April 15, 2012
Eagles Take First at Hampton Inn Invitational
North Dartmouth, MA - The Husson University men's golf team led both days of the Hampton Inn Invitational, finishing in first with a total score of 629. Sophomore Lance Bernier (Lincoln, ME) was the low scoring Eagle on the weekend, leading the field after day one with a round of 76, and finished tied for second with a combined score of 156. Husson held off a day-two charge by Salem State who finished two strokes behind. This marks the second straight victory in the spring season for the Eagle golf team as they prepare for the NCAA tournament.
March 28, 2012
Husson Field Hockey Honored for Hard Work in the Classroom
Bangor, ME - The National Field Hockey Coaches' Association recently honored collegiate field hockey student athletes for their successes in the classroom, and members of the 2011 Eagles team, as well as the team itself were among those honored. The team was recognized as part of a group of NCAA Divsion III institutions which boasted an overall Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher, earning the 2011 Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA National Academic Team Award. Also, ten Husson student athletes were part of a list of young women who earned a GPA of 3.0 or higher during the fall semester and were named to the Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA National Academic Squad.
March 28, 2012
Eagles Set for Track Debut at Tufts Snowflake Classic
Bangor, ME - The Husson University women's outdoor track team is itching to kick off their inaugural season, and after an 11 week preseason, the Eagles will have their first opportunity to compete this Saturday, March 30th when they travel to Medford, MA to the campus of Tufts University for their annual Snowflake Classic.
March 27, 2012
Husson Adds Men's Cross Country, Chris Wood to Coach Men's and Women's Teams
Bangor, ME - The Husson University Athletic Department is thrilled to announce the addition of Men's Cross Country to the list of NCAA teams the Eagles offer, beginning in the fall of 2012. Husson added Women's Cross Country in the fall of 2010, and continued efforts to increase Track and Field in the state of Maine by adding Outdoor Track and Field for the spring of 2012 and will begin Indoor Track and Field in the winter of 2012-13. When all is said and done, Husson University will offer 17 NCAA Interscholastic Athletics teams beginning next school year.
March 22, 2012
The Bradfords Being the Bradfords
Hampden, ME - Brock and Shelby Bradford are winners. Combined, the husband and wife duo won six North Atlantic Conference championships and numerous all-tournament teams during their careers at Husson University.
March 22, 2012
Hanscom Takes Home Second Team All-State
Bangor, ME - Senior forward Brianna Hanscom (Mattawamkeg, ME) was named to the Second Team All-State by the Maine Women's Basketball Coaches Association (MWBCA).
March 12, 2012
Landry, Overlock, Gendreau Receive Weekly Conference Nods
Bangor, ME - Ben Landry scored his 200th career point as an Eagle last Tuesday when he turned in a four point (3G 1A) performance in a 7-4 win at Anna Maria.
March 5, 2012
Husson Baseball and Softball - Spring Break Central
The Husson University Baseball and Softball teams have each flown down to Central Florida to take part in tournaments while the school is on spring break. The Baseball team is in Winter Haven, Florida in the RussMatt Central Florida Invitational while the softball team is in Kissimmee, Florida competing in the Rebel Spring Games Tournament.
March 1, 2012
Husson Women's Soccer Spring Breaking in Costa Rica *Updates*
Bangor, ME - The Husson University women's soccer team will be traveling to Costa Rica next week as Husson University students and faculty enter spring break. The Eagles will take a nine day trip to Costa Rica, arriving in San José on Saturday, March 3rd, and returning to Bangor on Sunday March 9th. The team will have the opportunity to train and compete in three friendly games while on the trip.
February 28, 2012
Gifford Awarded NCAA Women's Enhancement Program Postgraduate Scholarship
Indianapolis, IN – The NCAA has released the recipients of the 2012 NCAA Women's Enhancement Program Postgraduate Scholarship for Careers in Athletics. The NCAA awards 13 scholarships to female college graduates who will be entering their initial year of postgraduate studies. The winners received a $6,000 nonrenewable award to be used for postgraduate study during the 2012-13 academic year in a sports-related program. These programs were developed by the NCAA Committee on Women's Athletics and the winners are all seeking admission or have been accepted into a sports administration or related program that will help them obtain a career in intercollegiate athletics, such as athletics administrator, coach, athletic trainer or other career that provides a direct service to intercollegiate athletics.
February 28, 2012
Eagles Earn ECAC Bid; Take on Salve Regina Wednesday
Centerville, MA - The Husson University men's basketball team have earned a bid to play for the 2012 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III New England Men's Basketball Championship. The Eagles, who will take the #7 seed, travel to Salve Regina (#2) in Newport, RI at 7:30 pm on Wednesday for their first round match up.
February 27, 2012
Husson Baseball Set for Southern Swing
Bangor, ME - The winter of 2011-12 has been mild for much of Maine, and for the Husson baseball team this has equated to more opportunities outside on the Alfond Diamond at the Winkin Sports Complex so far this year. While most teams in the northeast have not been able to get out onto a field yet, the Husson baseball team as been practicing on the diamond for the past three weeks. This has provided the Eagles with some early live looks that they have not experienced in recent years.
February 23, 2012
Husson Softball Ready to Tee-Off in 2012
Bangor, ME - After another successful season in 2011, and their third consecutive North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Title and trip to the NCCA Regional Tournament, the 2012 Eagles are eager to get back to business. Although there are 9 returning players on the roster, Eagles fans will notice a lot of new faces around the field this spring. The 2012 season brings somewhat of a new look to the green and gold with the addition of 11 freshmen.
February 22, 2012
McMorrin Tabbed Second-Team All-NAC
Whittingham, VT - The North Atlantic Conference released the 2011-12 All-Conference Teams on Wednesday, and Husson guard Daeshawn McMorrin (Naugatuck, CT) is the lone Eagle representative on the teams, garnering second team honors.
February 22, 2012
Husson Men's Lacrosse Names Captains, Unveils New Uniforms
Bangor, ME - In any sport, the week leading up to the season opener is full of excitement and emotion. While the Eagles men's lacrosse team is trying to keep that energy bottled up in preparation for this Sunday's season opener against in-state rival University of New England, the coaching staff added to the excitement with the release of their new uniforms for 2012 and the announcement of this year's captains. Three seniors – Ben Landry, Nick Brown, and Mike Craig – along with two juniors – Alex Ryan and Matt Tabler – have been selected to lead the Eagles in their fourth year of varsity competition.
February 22, 2012
Brianna Hanscom Named to All-NAC First Team
Whittingham, VT - The North Atlantic Conference (NAC) released the 2011-12 All-Conference honors this Wednesday. Husson senior forward Brianna Hanscom (Mattawamkeg, ME) was among the five players honored on the NAC First Team.
February 20, 2012
Husson Hosts Thomas in NAC First Round - Castleton State Takes Top Spot
Castleton State College has secured the top seed in the upcoming North Atlantic Conference Men's Basketball Championship. The Spartans (16-9 overall, 15-3 NAC) will host eighth-seeded Lyndon State College (6-19 overall, 6-12 NAC) in a quarterfinal game on Tuesday.
February 18, 2012
Husson to face Maine-Farmington in First Round of NAC Championship - Castleton State Earns Top-Seed
Castleton State College has secured the top seed in the upcoming North Atlantic Conference Women's Basketball Championship. The Spartans (19-4 overall, 16-2 NAC) will host eighth-seeded Thomas College (5-19 overall, 5-13 NAC) in a quarterfinal game on Tuesday.
February 17, 2012
Husson Men Pull Down 50 Boards; Defeat Johnson State 90-58
Bangor, ME – The Husson University men's basketball team pulled out an impressive win Friday night in their second-to-last home regular season contest.
February 17, 2012
Husson Picked to Win Fourth-Straight NAC Softball Title
Husson University was a unanimous choice among the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) softball coaches to win its fourth-straight conference title.
February 17, 2012
Husson Basketball to "Play 4Kay"
The Husson women's basketball team along with visiting Lyndon State College will join the Kay Yow Foundation's "Play 4Kay" Saturday to raise money and awareness for cancer research.
February 14, 2012
Reigning NEAC Champs Husson Baseball Shares Top Spot in East Division Preseason Poll
Whittingham, VT - The Husson University and Castleton State College baseball teams finished in a virtual deadlock as the top team in a preseason poll of the North East Athletic Conference (NEAC) East Division Coaches. Both teams finished with 66 total points in the poll, while Husson came out with four first-place votes to three for Castleton.
February 14, 2012
Six Eagles Tabbed With ECFC All-Academic Honors
Whittingham, VT - The Eastern Collegiate Football Conference is proud to announce the 2011 All-Academic honorees. Husson boasts 6 football players in the list of forty-five student-athletes who participated during the 2011 season that are receiving recognition. To be honored, a student-athlete must have reached sophomore academic standing, have participated a minimum of two years with the team and achieved a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.30.
February 14, 2012
Five Things You Need to Know About Husson Women's Lacrosse
The weather outside is no longer frightful, and the athletics community at Husson University is starting to think about spring sports. The women's lacrosse team has been practicing for a few weeks now, and can be seen under the lights at Boucher Field most weeknights. The Women's Lacrosse team opens the 2012 campaign at home on Tuesday, March 13th at 4:00 pm, but before the season gets under way, there's a few things you need to know about the Husson women's lacrosse team.
February 9, 2012
Eight Eagles Earn NAC All-Academic Honors
Whittingham, VT - The North Atlantic Conference is proud to announce the 2011 Fall All-Academic honorees. Husson is represented by eight of the seventy-two student-athletes who participated in a fall conference sport and received recognition. To be honored, a student-athlete must have reached junior academic standing, have competed a minimum two years of varsity competition at their institution and maintained a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.50.
February 9, 2012
Husson Women's Track and Field: Respect is Earned from Within
Bangor, ME - If you ask any athlete what their favorite thing is about their sport, the number one answer would be competition. Be it games, meets, events, that competition is why student athletes juggle demanding class schedules and grueling practices throughout the year. For the inaugural season of Husson Eagles' Women's Track and Field they're going to have to practice delaying gratification. While the official season to practice began two weeks ago, the Eagles will not compete in a meet until March 31st when they travel to Tufts University to compete in their Snowflake Classic. In the mean time, Husson head coach Chris Wood came up with a plan to provide some much needed competition in the team's training.
February 7, 2012
Medina Given Weekly Conference Award Nod
Luis Medina was a huge factor in Husson's clean sweep at home this weekend.
February 7, 2012
Five Things You Need to Know About Husson Men's Lacrosse
Bangor, ME - A new chapter has turned for the Husson University Men's Lacrosse team. Entering its fourth year as a varsity program, the Eagles are optimistic about what the 2012 season will bring. But, as the saying goes, with great expectations comes great responsibility. After dropping the North Atlantic Conference Championship last spring, coming just one game short of the NCAA Division III Tournament, this year's team is dedicated to a new focus both on and off the field.
February 3, 2012
Husson Basketball Prepares for Important Weekend
Bangor, ME - The Husson University men's and women's basketball teams will play a combined four contests at the Newman Gymnasium on Friday and Saturday, and as the conference playoffs loom ever closer, each game has serious implications.
January 31, 2012
Husson Hosting Interprofessional Health Fair Saturday
Bangor, ME - The Husson University Athletic Department and the University's Schools of Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy and Physical Therapy will come together to sponsor and conduct an exciting health fair for the Husson and Bangor communities in conjunction with this weekend's home athletic contests.
January 29, 2012
Husson Men's Lacrosse Announces 2012 Schedule
Bangor, ME – The Husson University men's lacrosse team has announced its 2012 spring schedule which will be highlighted by six night games, four of them being played under the new lights at Boucher Field. In the program's fourth season, the Eagles will compete in 17 regular season contests; the first being a rematch of last year's season opener against the University of New England at home on February 26th.
January 25, 2012
Eagles Baseball Takes Part in WZON Hot Stove Baseball Night
Bangor, ME - The Husson University baseball team took a bow Monday night as part of WZON's Hot Zone Baseball Night at the Bangor Civic Center. The event featured Boston Red Sox announcers Dave O'Brien and Joe Castiglione who spoke to the Bangor area crowd about the state of "The Nation." Before the talk was turned to the professional scene, Husson Baseball was honored for taking home the 2011 North East Athletic Conference (NEAC) Championship last spring. Joining representatives of the Eagles were members of the University of Maine baseball team who were celebrating their 2011 America East Conference Championship as well.
January 18, 2012
Husson/Nescom Athlete to Work for ESPN During X-Games
Bangor, ME – Ben Gilbert, member of the Husson Men's Lacrosse and Soccer programs, will be traveling to Aspen, Colorado in the coming weeks to be a production assistant for ESPN's X-Games
January 16, 2012
Hanscom Named NAC Player of the Week
Bangor, ME - Brianna Hanscom led the Eagles to a 3-0 week, averaging 21 points and 10 rebounds per game in the Husson front court.
January 11, 2012
Eagles Track and Field Ready to Get Inaugural Season Up and Running
Bangor, ME - After a long fall semester of meetings, phone calls, text messages and e-mails, Husson Athletics has a full roster of young women ready to take on all competitors this spring in the Eagles' first season of collegiate track and field. There are 30 women on this year's squad encompassing all grade levels and representing virtually every event.
January 5, 2012
Eagles Set to Welcome NAC Newcomers to Newman Gymnasium
Bangor, ME - The Husson University Men's and Women's basketball teams will have the opportunity this weekend to welcome two new teams to the North Atlantic Conference. The Pilgrims of New England College and the Colby-Sawyer Chargers have each joined the NAC for the 2011-12 season, and this weekend's basketball games will mark their first visits to Bangor to take on the reigning Conference Champions.
January 5, 2012
Dance Named 3rd All-American Team By Beyond Sports Network
Bangor, ME- Husson First-Year linebacker Stephan Dance has been named to the All-American Defensive 3rd Team by the Beyond Sports Network. Dance led all of NCAA Division III in solo tackles in 2011 with 85
December 27, 2011
Husson Men's Basketball Arrive in New Orleans for Big Easy Challenge
New Orleans, LA - The Eagles have landed in the Crescent City, and are getting ready for the 2011 Big Easy Challenge. The Husson Men's basketball team will continue their season with a pair of non-conference match-ups against Eastern University (St. Davids, PA) and Colorado College (Colorado Springs, CO).
December 14, 2011
Two Husson Student Athletes Honored by MAHPERD
A pair of Husson student athletes - Marissa Albert of the Women's Basketball team and Nick Brown of the Men's Lacrosse Team - have been selected by the Executive Board of the Maine Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (MAHPERD) to represent Maine at this year's American Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (AAHPERD) Eastern District Association Annual Convention/AAHPERD National Convention in Boston, MA from March 13th through March 17th 2012.
December 12, 2011
Zaharchuk Named MMBCWA Co-Player of the Week
Marc Zaharchuk was named the Maine Men's Basketball Coaches and Writers Association Co-Player of the Week after his outstanding performances in Vermont this weekend.
December 7, 2011
Husson Pair Named Preseason All-Conference in Inside Lacrosse Magazine Poll
Baltimore, MD - According to a poll in the most recent edition of Inside Lacrosse Magazine, Junior Defenseman Matt Tabler and Senior Face Off Specialist Dillon Shaw were named to the preseason All-Conference Team. In the poll, the Eagles were tabbed to finish third in the North Atlantic Conference.
December 5, 2011
Husson Honors Hall of Fame Class of 2011 and Athletes of the Year
Orono, ME - The Husson University Athletics Department honored the 6 individuals and the team who comprised the 2011 Class of the Sports Hall of Fame, as well as the inaugural Clara Swan Co-Female Athletes of the Year and the Del Merrill Male Athlete of the Year.
December 5, 2011
A Pair of Eagles Named to NFHCA All-New England Team
Bangor, ME - The Husson University Field Hockey team was led by a spectacular set of sophomores, Sabrina Vaillancourt and Mariah Arno, who both were honored by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association being named to the New England East Region first and second teams respectively.
December 2, 2011
Eagles Set to Open NAC Play vs. Mariners on WFVX FOX Bangor
Bangor, ME - The Husson University Men's and Women's Basketball Teams are gearing up for an exciting Saturday at the Newman Gymnasium when they host arch rival Maine Maritime Academy. The Men will tip off first at 1:00 pm, and the Women's game will begin 20 minutes after the conclusion of the Men's game with an estimated start time of 3:30.
November 29, 2011
Athlete of the Year Awards to Don the Names Swan and Merrill
Bangor,ME - Husson University is extremely happy to announce that the newly formed Husson Athlete of the Year awards will be named after Clara Swan and Del Merrill.
November 29, 2011
Husson Athletics Participating in Toys For Tots Program
Bangor, ME – Husson University's Student Athlete Advisory Committee is collecting for the Bangor Area Toys for Tots Organization this year. You can help by bringing a toy to the Men's and Women's Basketball games December 3rd at Newman Gymnasium during Hall of Fame weekend.
November 17, 2011
Voicechovski Honored by NEWVA
Springfield, MA - The New England Women's Volleyball Association (NEWVA) announced the top 33 Division III senior women's volleyball players, along with 12 seniors who received honorable mention. That list included Eagles' senior Lebaro Rachel Voicechovski.
November 8, 2011
Husson Athletics Announces 2010-2011 Athletes of the Year
Bangor, ME – The Husson University athletics department is thrilled to announce this year's recipients of the inaugural Male and Female Student Athlete of the Year awards. Under the new direction of Athletic Director Bob Reasso, the athletics department will begin to honor a male and female athlete who exemplify what it means to be a Husson Eagle. This year, two women have each separated themselves from the pack and are each deserving candidates of the inaugural female athlete of the year award. Cross Country runner Angela Stauble and 3 sport athlete – Soccer, Basketball and Softball – Amanda Gifford are each the recipients of the 2011 Female Athlete of the Year Award. Kyle Vanidestine, who plays both Football and Baseball at Husson, has been named the 2011 Male Athlete of the Year.
November 8, 2011
2011 Men's Basketball Preview
Bangor, ME - The Husson University Men's Basketball team looks to the 2011-12 campaign and defense of it's NAC Championship with a new looks in several ways.
November 7, 2011
Husson Men's Soccer Team Draws Amherst in NCAA Tournament
Indianapolis, IN - The NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Committee announced the field of 61 teams for the 2011 Division III Championship, which begins Nov. 10 and concludes with the national championship Dec. 3. The Husson Eagles have drawn the #6 ranked Lord Jeffs of Amherst College for their opening round match up.
November 6, 2011
NCAA Announces Tournament Bracket - Eagles to Visit MIT in Opening Round
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - The NCAA Division III Field Hockey Committee has announced today the field of 24 teams that will compete in the 2011 NCAA Division III Field Hockey Championship. The North Atlantic Conference Champion Husson Eagles have drawn a Wednesday match up with the Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
November 4, 2011
UPDATE: Jones Traded to Maine Red Claws
Bangor, ME - One year removed from the start of his senior season at Husson University, Josh Jones has been selected by the Rio Grande Valley Vipers in the 2011 NBA Development League Draft.
November 4, 2011
The Husson Eagles and Their Field of Dreams
Bangor, ME – On the first day of pre-season in August, Coach Gettler assembled his "new" TEAM (19 first year players and 7 returnees from last season...
November 3, 2011
Mustache Madness Takes Over Men's Lacrosse
The Husson University Men's Lacrosse Program is taking part in a nationwide fundraiser in a partnership with the HEADstrong Foundation in an effort to find a cure for all blood cancers.
November 2, 2011
Eagles Use Strong Defense in NAC Semi Upset of Castleton 1-0
CASTLETON, VT – Fifth seed Husson scored an early goal and the defense did the rest as they held the conference's top offense scoreless for the shocking 1-0 upset in the North Atlantic Conference semifinals on Wednesday at Spartan Stadium.
November 1, 2011
Husson Announces 2011 Sports Hall of Fame Class
Bangor, ME – The Husson University Athletics Department is pleased to announce the Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2011. Robert O'Keefe ('67), Scott Brown ('94), Rick Sinclair ('96), Beth Miller ('97), Don Sawyer ('01), Cory Pion ('03) and the 1993 Women's Basketball team have been selected to join the group of 158 athletes and coaches already enshrined in the Sports Hall of Fame.
November 1, 2011
Three Eagles Earn All-Conference Nods
Whittingham, VT - Three members of the Husson Eagles' Field Hockey team were named to the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) All-Conference teams. The trio was led by Mariah Arno (Dover-Foxcroft, ME) who garnered First Team honors, while Sabrina Vaillancourt (Newport, ME) and Kara Poirier (Berlin, NH) were each named to the second team.
November 1, 2011
Olstad Named Husson's First Volleyball Player of the Year
Whitingham, VT- Husson junior middle hitter Hannah Olstad has been selected the 2011 North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Women's Volleyball Player of the Year in a vote of the league's coaches.
October 31, 2011
Frost Wins Player of the Week, Poulin Named Rookie as Men's and Women's Soccer Advance
Bangor, ME - A pair of first year athletes played huge roles in the Eagles' men's and women's soccer teams advancing to the semifinals of the NAC playoffs.
October 31, 2011
Check Out the All New Eagles Nest on 89.3fm WHSN
Bangor, ME - Students of the New England School of Communications are back on the airwaves talking Husson athletics and local and regional sports.
October 29, 2011
Eagles Continue Postseason Winning Tradition
Bangor, ME – The Husson University women's soccer team continued it's tradition of postseason winning ways with a 3-0 win over U. Maine Farmington Saturday night at Boucher Field.
October 28, 2011
Men's NAC Soccer Quarterfinal Rescheduled
Husson University earned the top seed in the upcoming North Atlantic Conference Men's Soccer Championship. The Eagles (10-6-1 overall, 8-1 NAC) will take on eighth-seeded Lyndon State College (6-10-1 overall, 3-5-1 NAC) in a quarterfinal game on Saturday at 2 pm.
October 25, 2011
Three Eagles Garner Weekly Recognition
Bangor, ME - Three Husson University student athletes were recognized yesterday for their stellar performance in the previous week's contests.
October 20, 2011
Vanidestine Adds to Growing List of Injuries for Husson Football
Injuries are a part of football; it's a dangerous game played by large men, and sometimes people get hurt. Injuries are generally something that coaches expect to have to deal with, but not often on the scale the 2011 Husson Eagles team is facing.
October 13, 2011
Volleyball To Host Dig Pink Night
Bangor, ME – Husson Volleyball will hold a Dig Pink night for breast cancer awareness Thursday night during their match with the Bobcats of Bates College.
October 12, 2011
Loubier Named Golfer of the Year, 4 Eagles Tabbed All-Conference
On the heels of their 6th consecutive North Atlantic Conference Championship this past weekend, the Eagle golf team received more accolades yesterday when 4 golfers were named to the NAC All-Conference team. As the medal-winner in the championship game, Matt Loubier (Winslow, ME) won NAC Golfer of the Year.
October 8, 2011
Frost Nets Winner In 105th Minute
Bangor, ME – Husson Men's Soccer used a extraordinary save from goalie Brian Potter late in overtime as the Eagles turned in transition as Phil Frost scored the winning goal in the 105th minute.
October 6, 2011
Husson Hosts Special Olympics Soccer
Bangor, ME – Husson University hosted soccer events of the 2011 Special Olympics today, as many Husson athletes and cheerleaders were in attendance volunteering at the event and showing their support.
October 3, 2011
Gifford Named NAC Women's Soccer Player of the Week
Husson's Amanda Gifford completed a fantastic week on the pitch with Player of the Week honors from the NAC.
October 3, 2011
Eagles Walk for Alzheimer's and Suicide Prevention
Bangor, ME - Three teams of Husson University athletes participated in walks this weekend for the Alzheimer's Association and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The Women's Basketball and Field Hockey teams took part in the 2011 Walk to End Alzheimer's at the Bangor Raceway at Bass Park this Saturday, while the Men's Lacrosse team joined the AFSP in an Out of the Darkness Community walk at the University of Maine at Orono.
October 1, 2011
Eagles Shine Bright Under New Lights
Bangor, ME: The Husson University Women's soccer team sent the homecoming crowd home happy Saturday after completing a gutsy performance at Boucher Field.
September 29, 2011
Let There Be Lights!
The dawning of a new era has officially begun at Boucher Field, Husson University's soccer and lacrosse field, with the installation of 4 state of the art, 16-bulb light poles around the field.
September 29, 2011
Hall of Fame Banquet Scheduled for December 2nd
We are excited to announce that the Sports Hall of Fame Banquet has been scheduled for December 2, 2011 at Penobscot Valley Country Club. Those being inducted are Robert O'Keefe '67, Scott Brown '94, Rick Sinclair '96, Don Sawyer '01, Beth Miller '97, Corey Pion '03 and the 1993 Husson Women's Basketball Team.
September 26, 2011
Hannah Olstad Named Volleyball Player of the Week, Philip Frost Named Men's Soccer Rookie of the Week
Two Eagles were honored today by the North Atlantic Conference for their play this week. Hannah Olstad was named the Volleyball Player of the Week, and Philip Frost earned Rookie of the Week honors for Men's Soccer.
September 26, 2011
Kyle Bishop Named ECFC Special Teams Player of the Week
September 20, 2011
Husson Football Week 3 Awards
Each week, Husson honors three players who played particularly well in their most recent contest. This weekend vs. Springfield, two of those players won Weekly Awards from the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference.
September 20, 2011
Men's Lacrosse and Cheer Team Help with Race for the Cure
Since Tim Murphy took over the Husson Lacrosse program, two things have been of the utmost importance for his squad: family and service. The boys got their first taste of the latter this season as the Eagles' Men's Lacrosse Team teamed up with the Cheerleaders and the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure this weekend. The Eagle volunteers were extremely beneficial as more than 5,000 attended the Bangor event.
September 19, 2011
Four Eagles Honored with NAC Awards
Four Husson Athletes were honored by the North Atlantic Conference for their play this past week. Sabrina Vaillancourt was named Player of the Week, while the other three won rookie of the week - Alecia Palmer, Cross Country; David Dubois II, Golf and Philip Frost, Men's Soccer.
September 19, 2011
Eagles Nearly Finished with one of the Most Difficult Non-Conference Schedules in the Country
Eagles Eye #13 Wesley : It's an old adage in football that there's no such thing as a moral victory, but there are certain times where you take the positives where you can get them. That's the situation that Coach Sean Murphy and his Eagles are in at the moment.
September 9, 2011
Former Eagle Josh Jones to Try Out With NBA D-League
Josh Jones was the Maine Men's Basketball Coaches and Writers Association Player of the Year, North Atlantic Conference Player of the Year, and the undisputed leader of the Eagles during the 2010-11 season. Jones finished his career at Husson with 947 points in just two years, capping out his career averaging 19 points and 11 rebounds per game, while shooting over 50% in his Senior season. But a successful collegiate career is not enough for the 6'4" 24-year-old from Jefferson, ME; Josh Jones is trying to go pro.
September 7, 2011
Husson Defeats Machias 3-1 at Home
BANGOR, ME - The Husson University volleyball team extended its season win streak to four on Wednesday night...
September 6, 2011
Three Eagles Earn NAC Weekly Honors
Hannah Olstad and Kara Poirier were selected as the first North Atlantic Conference Players of the Week of the 2011 season in their respective sports, while First Year Cross Country runner Alecia Palmer earned NAC Rookie of the Week.
September 4, 2011
Husson Defeats Wheaton 3-2 in Overtime
Bangor, ME - The Husson University field hockey team moved to 2-0 on the season Sunday with the help of a Kara Poirier goal 30 seconds into overtime over the Lyons of Wheaton College.
August 31, 2011
Husson Men's Soccer: "Experiential Learning"
If you were to look across the collegiate soccer scene in this country, you'd be hard pressed to find a more experienced staff than the group of coaches that will be roaming Husson's Boucher Field this fall. Husson President Robert Clark often praises the benefits of 'experiential learning' and advocates for its use in the Husson University curriculum; well if it's experience you want, the Men's Soccer team has it in buckets. The coaches of the Eagles have combined for over 600 victories at the collegiate level.
August 30, 2011
Husson Football vs. Adrian College, Tickets on Sale Friday at 5:00 pm
Beginning with the 2011 Football season, Husson University will begin charging admission to all home football and men's and women's basketball contests. Tickets will be sold for $3 to children age 10-18, and $5 for adults; children under the age of 10 and Seniors over 55 get in for free. Ticket sales will begin 2 hours before the scheduled start of each event.
August 27, 2011
Husson Athletics to Postpone Eagles Golf Outing
Due to the current tracking of Hurricane Irene, the Husson University Athletic Department has decided to postpone this year's Eagles Golf Outing at Penobscott Valley Country Club. The event has been tentatively rescheduled for June, 11th 2012.
August 25, 2011
Eagle Field Hockey Team Predicted to Take 3rd Straight NAC Title
Husson University has been selected to win its third-straight NAC Championship in a poll of the league's coaches. The Eagles, one of four teams to receive at least one first-place vote, garnered five and earned a total of 94 points to top the poll. 2010 NAC Rookie of the Year, Sabrina Vaillancourt, returns for her sophomore season after tallying six goals as a freshman. The Eagles also return senior midfielder Lorri Hiltz, a member of the 2010 All-Conference Second Team.
August 23, 2011
Eagles Set to Serve Up a Successful 2011
The 2011 Women's Volleyball team made their way back to campus this week determined to work towards a successful 2011 season. Coming off a record of 19 - 6 last year, the Eagles return 5 starters and will look to continue their playoff appearance streak. With 3 freshmen and a new assistant coach joining the team, the returnees aim to provide leadership and keep their successful records going into the '11 season.
August 20, 2011
Women's Soccer Gears Up for 2011 Season
The Husson University Women's soccer team is back on campus and poised to return to their preferred position atop the North Atlantic Conference. To help his team do this, head coach Keith Bosley put together a youthful staff who should not only provide the team with valuable insight on the field, but off as well.
August 19, 2011
Dawning of a New Era
Husson University is thrilled to announce upgrades to Boucher Field, the Eagles' Soccer and Lacrosse complex. The upgrades are the result of generous donations from John P. Boucher ('66) a former standout on the Husson soccer team in his day and a current member of the Husson University Athletics Hall of Fame. Mr. Boucher once again provided a facelift to the field that bears his name; the upgrades include a state of the art press box and lighting system. The press box will provide a venue for television and radio broadcasts, print media coverage, public address announcers, statisticians and scoreboard operators. The addition of lights on Boucher Field will provide enhanced opportunities for athletic contests, now that Husson teams can compete at night, the marketing possibilities are on a much larger scale. Lights also provide expanded training possibilities resulting in less class conflicts and on-campus recreational events that affect the entire student community at Husson.
August 12, 2011
Husson Men's Poised for Preseason
The start of the school year is fast approaching, and that means soccer season is right around the corner. Husson men's soccer coach Jeff Gettler sat down and shared his excitement for the upcoming year.
August 2, 2011
Husson Football Set to Kick-Off 2011 Season
The pages of the early August calendar inch by for those involved with Husson Football as the first practice of the Sean Murphy era begins on Saturday, August 13th. As of today, the rosters are set and the depth charts are being worked out, and it's time to release the Fall 2011 roster, and take a look at the Eagles position by position in this year's prospectus.
August 2, 2011
Husson Honored with AVCA Academic Excellence Team Award
LEXINGTON, KY - The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) announced today that 481 teams - including Husson University - have earned the AVCA Team Academic Award for the 2010-2011 season. This number once again breaks the previous years' total of 450 and sets a new all-time high for this award.
July 29, 2011
Johnstone Named Head Coach of Eagles Women's Lacrosse Team
The Husson University Athletics Department announces today that Eagle Field Hockey Head Coach Jennifer Johnstone will add Head Women's Lacrosse Coach to her list of duties here at Husson. Coach Johnstone will bring her 7 years of coaching experience to help continue the success of the lacrosse program. "I'm excited to take over a program with a winning tradition." Johnstone said. "It's an honor to be at the helm of two very successful programs. We are looking to continue that tradition of success into the future."
July 29, 2011
Women's Soccer Releases Final 2011 Schedule
Women's Soccer Head Coach Keith Bosley took some time to share his enthusiasm with the upcoming fall schedule and offer a preview for the upcoming season. Husson opens the season on Thursday, September 1st with traditional rival St. Joseph's. The Eagles have been fortunate in the matchup during the last few seasons, but it's always a close game, and a fitting kickoff to the 2011 season.
July 27, 2011
Eagles' Men's Soccer Team Finalize Schedule
The 2011 soccer schedule presents a number of challenges for the upcoming season. With only seven home contests and nine away with two neutral, the Eagles will need to become road warriors by being successful away from Boucher Field.
July 25, 2011
Husson-bound All-Stars Stand Out in Lobsterbowl
Imadhi Zagon of Portland High School earned honors as the West's MVP on the heels of his two thrilling touchdowns; a 27 yard rush around the edge and an 86 yard kick-off return to put his team in the lead.
July 21, 2011
Swan Center Renovations Underway
As many regular fitness fanatics at Husson University already know, the Cara L. Swan Fitness center located in the Newman Gymnasium is currently closed for renovations. Tim Murphy, head men's lacrosse coach and director of the Swan Center is assuring people that it's worth the wait. "I think that students, faculty and community members will be happy with the face-lift that we're giving the Swan Center. It's important that we do our part to help promote a healthy and active lifestyle, and this project should help us fall into a new semester."
July 14, 2011
2011 Freshman Football Class Full of All-Stars
The Eagle football team is drawing ever-closer to August 11th, the first day for freshman to report for summer camp, and this year's class has no shortage of stars.
July 7, 2011
Husson Women's Soccer Adds Laura Martel to Staff
Husson University Women's Soccer Head Coach Keith Bosley announced today that he will add former University of Maine standout Laura Martel to his coaching staff for the 2011 season.
March 31, 2011
Johnstone Named Field Hockey Head Coach
The Husson University Athletic Department is pleased to announce the hiring of Jennifer Johnstone as head field hockey coach. Johnstone will take the helm of Husson's thriving field hockey program that has won two consecutive North Atlantic Conference Championships and made two trips to the NCAA tournament.


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VILA FLÔR – the Town of Flowers – is 24km south of Mirandela and worth a quick stop if you're on your way into deep eastern Trás-os-Montes. It was given its name in the thirteenth century by Dom Dinis who, on his way to meet Isabel of Aragon, was clearly in a romantic frame of mind. Flowers are not so evident today, though handsome tree-lined squares and a striking twin-towered tiled church provide focus for a stroll. There's also a rather eccentric municipal museum, the Museu Municipal de Berta Cabral (not always open), and a few cafés in the old-town streets. Weekday buses call here on the run between Torre de Moncorvo and Mirandela, but you'd hardly want to stay the night in town – and in any case you need a car to see the more enticing surroundings, which primarily means the ruins of Ansiães, a twenty-minute drive southwest.
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Twenty-one kilometres southwest of Vila Flôr – follow signs initially for Carrazeda de Ansiães – lie the intriguing ruins of an abandoned, medieval walled town. It's barely recognizable as such until you're almost upon it, winding up the 900m-high hillside to a craggy outcrop signposted simply as Castelo de Ansiães. You park by the outer gateway and make your way up a stone track, flanked by bramble-covered ruins, to a twelfth-century chapel with a carved Romanesque doorway. Beyond is the main gate and a complete circuit of partially ruined walls, which provides a breezy walk with beautiful views – otherwise, all that remains are fallen boulders and broken stones. It's hard to believe that five different kings, over a period of 500 years, made this their strategic base in the north – the last inhabitants of old Ansiães left in the mid-eighteenth century, when the nearby new town of Carrazeda de Ansiães was established.


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Blue and Gray show and dinner
INWOOD - The Blue & Gray Barbershop Chorus will hold its annual show, "Them Was The Good Old Days, on May 12 at the Musselman High School auditorium. Dinner will be served from 5 to 6 p.m., followed by the show at 7 p.m. Special guest will be the Musselman Middle School Choir, "Spectrum." In addition, an "afterglow" will follow the show. Admission is $10. Proceeds will go to music in the schools.
For more information or tickets, call Ed Grove at 304-263-5295 or John Fisher at 304-229-2372.
Opera House to host live music
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The Shepherdstown Opera House has announced the following lineup:
Today: VinylMania;
Saturday: Ginada Pinata;
April 27: Tilted Torch Burlesque and Variety Show;
May 1: Zach Deputy;
May 4: Cotton Jones;
May 5: On the Bus;
May 11: JP Harris and the Tough Choices;
May 18: Frank Fairfield.
Admission ranges from $5 to $30, depending on the concert, and more information is available at www.OperaHouseLive.com.
Opera Up Close to be held April 20-22
WINCHESTER, Va. - Shenandoah Conservatory's Opera Series will perform "Opera Up Close" at 8 p.m. April 20 and 21 and at 2:30 p.m. April 22 in the Shingleton Dance Space on the campus of Shenandoah University. Cost is $10 for adults, $9 for seniors and $10 for students and active military.
For more information or to purchase tickets, call 540-665-4569 or visit www.conservatoryperforms.org.
'Honky Tonk Angels' slated
CHAMBERBURG, Pa. - By author, Ted Swindley of the popular hit show, Always Patsy Cline, comes America's hottest new country musical, "Honky Tonk Angels" on the Capitol Theatre stage, at 8 p.m. April 20. Honky Tonk Angels is performed by Springer Theatricals of Georgia and this country musical has been sweeping the United States to delighted audiences everywhere. Tickets are on sale now for Honky Tonk Angels and can be purchased online at www.thecapitoltheatre.org or by calling 717-263-0202. General admission is $32; seniors over 60 is $29; and children 3 to 18 enter for $22 (including service fee). Call for discounts for groups of 10 or more.
Hometown Idol to be held Friday
HEDGESVILLE - The "High Voltage" Hedgesville High School's Show Choir will present Hometown Idol Friday at the Hedgesville High School auditorium. Doors open at 6:15 p.m., with the contest starting at 7 p.m. Admission is $7 per adult and $4 for students and children 18 and under.. All ticket holders will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite contestant. Concessions will be available. For more information, call Andrea at 304-754-5040 or Karen at 304-703-3443.
Series ends with 'Afternoon of Jazz'
WINCHESTER, Va. - The final concert of the Conservatory in the Community Series will surely be a "don't miss" event. The performance entitled "An Afternoon of Jazz" will be presented at 12:15 p.m. Friday in the North Tower Lobby of the Medical Center and will feature Robert Larson. Larson will perform alongside undergraduate jazz students Cody Leaval, Matt Wolf and CJ Fiandra. The program will consist of jazz standards primarily from the 1940s and 1950s eras.
Mullins slated to perform April 21
LEESBURG, Va. -Joe Mullins and the Radio Ramblers will perform a Bluegrass concert April 21 at the Lucketts Elementary School, located at 14550 James Monroe Highway. Tickets are $15 at the door. Show time is 7 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m. Light snacks available. For more information, call 703-771-5281 or see www.luckettsbluegrass.org.
Masterworks Chorale concert set
SHEPHERDSTOWN -Shepherd University's Masterworks Chorale, under the direction of Erik Reid Jones, will present Rossini's Stabat Mater and the final movement of Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, Ode to Joy, with full orchestra and soloists, at 8 p.m. April 21 at St. James Catholic Church in Charles Town, and at 7 p.m. April 22 at the Frank Center Theater as part of the Friends of Music concert series. Featured soloists in the program include Natalie Conte, Melanie Regan, Joseph Regan and Colin Brady.
The Masterworks Chorale, a vocal ensemble with more than 130 singers, is comprised of Shepherd vocal students and members from the surrounding community.
The ensemble presents two full-length productions per year of great masterpieces from the choral literature as well as appearances at the Annual Holiday Gala Concert.


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Council to reverse course on Southeast parking restrictions
July 31, 2013
City council's Traffic & Safety Committee agreed Tuesday to recommend parking be allowed on sections of the northeast side of Southeast Boulevard, including where no parking signs appeared earlier......
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Really? Want to put money on that? Local laws provide for "home rule," which means that a municipality may enact ordinances that have only local application, so long as it does not preempt a state law. The ordinance cannot contradict a state law.
If the City of Salem wants to enact parking on city streets they can but they are not exempt from ENSURING SAFE PASSAGE. I don't think using illegally parked vehicles as speed control methods falls into the category do you?
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Sorry Dog. The Ohio Revised Code does not cover parking laws on a city street. The City of Salem has city ordinances for that.
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Why do these people think they have the right to override State laws? Now the City has opened up the door to be included in the liability. DUMB!
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