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A fully illustrated, practical guide to making flower displays for both the home and for special occasions. Aimed at both novices and more experienced flower arrangers, this illustrated book provides comprehensive ideas and instructions for creating a host of enchanting and highly original displays. Traditional posies and nosegays, decorative pomanders, imaginative scented pots, topiary trees, garlands and pretty baskets and boxes are just some of the designs. Invaluable advice on how to dry and preserve flowers and what to look for when buying them is offered, together with guidance on materials and equipment.
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I'm looking for advice on vaccinating both DS and our next baby, given the following family history.
Other relevant factors are that currently, I stay at home with DS, and we go to library playgroups and singalongs. He'll start a playgroup without me 2x a week next fall. The next baby I plan to be home with for 6-9 months, and then put him/her in a home day care with 3-5 other babies 15-20 hours per week. DS is still breastfed.
1) DS (almost 2 yrs) currently has many mild to moderate allergies and a few severe allergies and mild to severe eczema (depending on the patch). He was fully vaxed on the CDC schedule through 6 months, and has not received any vaccines since. His allergies are improving based on RAST testing and clinical signs. Developmentally and in terms of the rest of his physical health he is completely on track (talks a lot, very engaged, 90th percentile for height and 80th for weight).
2) Asthma: two grandparents (maternal and paternal), aunt, cousin
3) Rheumatoid arthritis: grandmother, great-grandmother, great-grandfather
4) Hypothyroidism: grandmother and aunt
5) Eczema: grandfather, DS, cousin
6) Food allergies: DS (~20-30 allergies, depending on how you break it down (i.e. most legumes vs. listing individual legumes), cousin (similar to my DS as a baby, but she's 11 now and has outgrown everything but nuts and shellfish), grandmother (strawberries), aunt (a few as a child)
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How does a sample of gas differ in its behavior from a sample of liquid in each of the following situations?
(a) The sample is transferred from one container to a larger one.
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(c) The sample is placed in a cylinder with a piston, and an external force is applied.


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Tuesday, January 4, 2011 - 12:39pm
Jan. 4: In today's Academic Minute, Vassar College's Jill Schneiderman defines "deep time" and explains just how different the Earth was in its earliest period. Dr. Schneiderman is professor of earth science at Vassar and author of The Earth Around Us: Maintaining a Livable Planet.
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Happy Labor Day! We wrapped up our summer with a fun camping trip at the beach this past weekend. I know many schools have already started, but I still think of Labor Day as being the last day of summer before we really kick into fall and being back to school. Here are some inspiring links for your holiday reading…
- Back to School Parties :: Simple Kids ~ Many kids have already started, but a party like one of these would just as fun during the first couple of weeks of school!
- Saturday Spotlight: Back to School :: Make & Takes ~ Marie always has such a great round-up of ideas!
- DIY Homemade Sidewalk Chalk :: Moms Going Green ~ While it"s still warm out, get your kids outside for some letter and number practice with this homemade chalk.
- Project-Based Homeschooling :: Keeper of the Home ~ Even if you don"t homeschool your young children, there are some great ideas in here for infusing learning with real life experiences.
- And if you aren"t already a regular reader there, be sure to visit Simple Homeschool for lots of back-to-school inspiration!
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I"ve been having fun browsing Pinterest for more back-to-school inspiration, which reminds me… I am going to be hosting a From Pinterest to Real Life link-up at the end of the month! So if you need an invitation, email me, and if you"re already there, be finding a project you can bring real life to this month and then share it on your blog (or even on Facebook) and link up here with us in a few weeks.
I"ve linked to Megan"s Pinterest tutorial before, and now she wrote up a few more tips that might be helpful.
Happy back-to-school and happy pinning! Oh, and happy Labor Day, too!
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Karzai Bans Ingredient of Taliban's Roadside Bombs
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The Afghan government banned ammonium nitrate fertilizers, the key ingredient of roadside bombs that have emerged as the deadliest weapon used by Taliban fighters against NATO troops in Afghanistan.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which has been seizing the fertilizer on its own since summer, has identified the primitive, fertilizer-packed roadside bomb as the weapon of choice of Taliban insurgents. Commanders say it could be as crucial to the Taliban as the surface-to-air missile was to the Afghan mujahedeen warriors in their fight in the 1980s against the Soviets.
Troops have been discovering ever-larger caches of the fertilizer in recent months—a possible clue, NATO officials say, that militants plan to use the material as a centerpiece of their strategy this year. The Taliban have used improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, with increasingly deadly effect as the insurgency has picked up steam and the militants have become more sophisticated in their execution. IEDs killed 20 of the 32 of the coalition troops who died in the first weeks of January. Almost all of the bombs were made from nitrate fertilizer.
President Hamid Karzai, in a decree issued Friday, banned the use, production, storage or sale of ammonium nitrate, and gave Afghans 30 days to turn over any supplies to authorities. He also ordered government ministries to "train and equip Afghan police and custom officers within one month to detect and confiscate" any of the fertilizer in the country or at its borders.
While the ban won't eliminate fertilizer bombs, it will likely cut into its use. Properly mixed with fuel, nitrate fertilizer can make an explosive as powerful as TNT, and has long been used in industry and by terrorists and bomb makers throughout the world.
Timothy McVeigh used a 600-pound ammonium nitrate bomb, mixed with fuel, to destroy the federal Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City in 1995, killing 168 people. Last year, Pakistan banned the fertilizer in its Northwest Frontier province, a center of Islamist resistance.
NATO estimates that as little as 5% of the nitrate fertilizer entering Afghanistan goes to legitimate use. Pakistan, which operates two large fertilizer plants, is the biggest provider, although Iran and China are also "significant suppliers," according to a briefing delivered last month by Maj. Gen. Michael Flynn, who is in charge of intelligence gathering in Afghanistan.
Fertilizer's use as a bomb material has grown in importance in Afghanistan, and today 80% to 90% of the roadside bombs contain ammonium nitrate, the report said. The simplicity of the fertilizer bomb, packed into everything from pipes to drums to pressure cookers, has helped it surpass conventional military mines that the Taliban used in the first years of the U.S.-led war.
The bombs have also gotten bigger. Gen. Flynn's report said that the proportion of big bombs—25 pounds or more—has "dramatically increased." Many are now large enough to overcome NATO's heavily armored vehicles—even the supposedly mine-resistant 20-ton Mine Resistant Ambush Protected troop carriers, officials say.
If successful, choking off nitrate fertilizer could winnow the death toll in Afghanistan's southern provinces of Kandahar and Helmand, where more than one-third of total casualties have been inflicted on NATO troops since the beginning of the war. The region remains a center of poppy production.
In the volatile Zharay district of Kandahar province, a Taliban stronghold straddling the highway from Helmand, American soldiers regularly come under attack from IEDs, most of them based on ammonium nitrate.
The bombs come in all shapes and sizes: from jugs and pipes filled with the deadly powder that are placed in the path of foot patrols or hidden in trees, to the giant 1,200-pound bombs placed in culverts or buried in the dirt that rip apart armored vehicles.
"It's very busy," says Capt. Jackson Salter, counter-IED team leader at the U.S. Army unit responsible for Zharay, the 1st Battalion of the 12th Infantry Regiment. "They're very cunning."
A local recipe, according to Capt. Salter, is a mixture of ammonium nitrate with aluminum powder. American soldiers have been confiscating any ammonium nitrate they find since last summer. They have been trained in how to distinguish the pearly white, partially soluble ammonium-nitrate-based fertilizers from the more benign alternative, urea.
Earlier this month, a series of IEDs killed four soldiers with the 1st Battalion, including a medic, during a foot patrol. Explosions that hit Afghan security forces and convoys are routine on the highway that passes through Zharay. The victims are brought to the rudimentary clinic at the battalion's forward operating base if the blasts occur nearby. "Those IEDs are nasty," said Capt. Ted Snyder, the battalion's physician assistant.
A joint force of NATO and Afghan troops found a truck carrying 10 tons of suspect fertilizer in the southern province of Kandahar this month. After confiscating the load, NATO said it compensated the driver. NATO officials point out that the proliferation of IEDs has taken a toll on civilians as well as the Afghan troops that the NATO coalition is trying to build into a credible fighting force.
"We welcome President Karzai's announcement of a ban on the use of ammonium nitrate in Afghanistan," said Caitlin Hayden, spokeswoman for the U.S. Embassy in Kabul. "When this ban is implemented it will protect innocent people from the deadliest of terrorist bombs."
The escalating war in Afghanistan has been taking a higher toll on civilians, two-thirds of whom were killed by militant attacks, according to a United Nations report issued this month. The militants' reliance on bombs was a chief reason for the deaths. Out of 1,630 civilians killed by militants last year, nearly two-thirds died in suicide bombings and IED explosions.
"IEDs are a blind enemy and will attack anyone facing it," said Zalmai Bashari, spokesman for Afghanistan's Interior Ministry.
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Timothy McVeigh used an ammonium nitrate bomb, mixed with fuel and weighing approximately 5,000 pounds, to destroy the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in 1995. This article incorrectly gives the bomb's weight as 600 pounds.


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RECRUITING: Exercise Training in Type 2 Diabetes and Hypertension
Purpose: To determine if exercise training reduces blood pressure and improves cardiovascular health in persons who have both type 2 diabetes and hypertension. Eligibility: Sedentary men and women ages 40 to 65 with type 2 diabetes and systolic blood pressure between 120 and 159 mm Hg or diastolic pressure of 80 to 99 mm Hg.
Sponsor: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
RECRUITING: Exercise Study for People With Parkinson's Disease
Purpose: To compare three different exercise approaches to learn which program is best for people with early and mid-stage Parkinson's disease.
Eligibility: Men and women ages 30 and older who are living independently in the community.
Sponsor: National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
RECRUITING: Cognitive Effects of Aerobic Exercise for MCI Adults
Purpose: To determine if aerobic exercise enhances cognition for older adults who are at greater risk for developing Alzheimer's disease.
Eligibility: Sedentary men and women ages 55 and older with a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment, in overall good general health and willing to exercise at least four times per week for six months.
Sponsor: Seattle Institute for Biomedical and Clinical Research; Alzheimer's Association
RECRUITING: Combined Strength Training and Functional Endurance Exercise Regimen on Cancer-Related Fatigue and Physical Performance
Purpose: To determine if a specific exercise regimen reduces the level of fatigue among women with breast cancer who are undergoing adjuvant or neoadjuvant chemotherapy, as compared to a control group.
Eligibility: Women between the ages of 21 and 60 with a clinical diagnosis of breast cancer (stages I to III).
Sponsor: M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
RECRUITING: Reshaping Exercise Habits and Beliefs (REHAB): Pilot Testing of a Behavioral Intervention to Improve Mobility After Stroke
Purpose: To test the feasibility and effectiveness of a 12-week intervention to educate and encourage stroke survivors to exercise following discharge from rehabilitation settings using a walking program and targeted functional activity homework.
Eligibility: Men and women ages 40 to 85 who have had an ischemic stroke.
Sponsor: Department of Veterans Affairs
RECRUITING: Women in Steady Exercise Research --WISER
Purpose: To examine the effects of exercise on the risk of breast cancer incidence.
Eligibility: Sedentary women ages 8 to 30.
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Finnish Doctoral Programme in Economics - FDPE
A Joint Doctoral Programme of the Economics Disciplines of
10 Participating Universities in Finland
The Finnish Doctoral Programme in Economics (FDPE) promotes high-quality doctoral education in economics in Finland by organising systematic and diverse doctoral courses and seminars. The programme was launched in 1990. FDPE is organized by the Helsinki Center of Economic Research.
FDPE is designed to provide doctoral students with a thorough training in the skills required of the contemporary academic and professional economists.The individual departments are, however, basic units of education, recruiting the doctoral students and being responsible for granting degrees and grades according to their own requirements.
Courses and seminars arranged by FDPE complement the courses organized by the participating institutions. FDPE acts also as a channel for cooperation in research and thesis supervision.
Apart from the member institutions, FDPE is financed by grants from the Academy of Finland. FDPE has received additional finance and grants from different sources including Yrjö Jahnsson Foundation, and the Bank of Finland. In addition, many courses have been co-organized and co-financed with several other institutions.
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The Murano competes in price and size with the Ford Edge, Honda Pilot and Toyota Highlander. It seats five. The Murano comes in four trim levels: S, SL, SV and LE. All four come with front- or all-wheel drive.
New for 2011
The Murano gets both exterior and interior styling tweaks, and there is a new SV trim level that's a midrange offering, positioned just above the S trim.
The front end has bold headlight clusters and optional bi-xenon headlights. The rear end has some distinctive shapes, including a rear window designed for good rear visibility. LED taillights and dual chrome tailpipes are standard, while a roof rack and a power liftgate are optional. For 2011, the grille and front bumper have been reworked, and there are new taillights. Exterior features include:
- Standard 18-inch wheels
- Optional 20-inch wheels
- Optional fog lights
- Optional moonroof
- Optional roof rails
The Murano's interior can incorporate double-stitched leather or wood trim. The interior was refreshed for 2011 and now includes new center-stack materials and a new wood grain hue. Interior features include:
- Standard six-CD changer and MP3 jack
- Standard tilt/telescoping steering wheel
- Available Bose premium audio with XM Satellite Radio
- Available backseat 7-inch screen for DVDs
- Available heated front and rear seats
- Available rain-sensing wipers
- Available 7-inch dashboard display with rearview camera and navigation system
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Nissan's familiar 3.5-liter V-6 powers the Murano, producing 260 horsepower and 240 pounds-feet of torque. The transmission is a continuously variable one, called Xtronic, which is one of the most time-proven ones on the market. All trims are available in either front- or all-wheel drive. Mechanical features include:
- Standard continuously variable automatic transmission
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In addition to the required front airbags, the Murano has side-impact airbags for front occupants and side curtains to protect both rows of seats. The curtains are designed to deploy in the event of a rollover, too. Safety features include:
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Jordan Cunliffe deserves justice
We, the undersigned, have grave concerns regarding the conviction of Jordan Cunliffe on 16th January 2008 and in the interests of justice we would urge you to consider the following points.
1) We believe the defence case was not prepared properly due to lack of time between the charge and the trial. The offence took place on 10th August 2007 and the trial began less than 15 weeks later on 19th November 2007. There were 5 defendants and we believe Jordan's defence case was more complicated than even his co-defendants because of the points raised in 2) below.
2) Jordan suffers from an eye condition called keratoconus. Since conviction he has undergone an operation for a full corneal transplant in his left eye and requires another in the right eye. Only for the fact that he would go on to the transplant list at 16 and then have to UNregister, he would have been registered blind at the time of the offence. Sufficient expert medical evidence with regards to Jordan's eyesight was not heard at trial. (A medical report was partially read out to the jury and this was not written in easyterms). It concerns us that the jury were not given any serious guidance either by the Judge or from an expert defence witness on Jordan Cunliffe's behalf as to how they, the jury, should have interpreted his disability and evidence.
3) We also question the prosecution's case against Jordan under the law of Joint Enterprise considering that, because of his disability, he was unable to see and therefore could not witness any attack on the victim or have been aware that this was going to happen.
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Family Favorite Chewy Apricot Pecan Oatmeal Cookies
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Prep 30 mins
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It was my turn to make the fellowship treat for church. Between Sunday School and the morning service we have a short coffee break where we enjoy coffee, juice and some sort of coffee cake etc... I wanted something some what healthy that everyone could easily grab. I had a big container of oatmeal and dried apricots in the pantry and used them as my jumping point. These even make a fantastic breakfast cookie!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup butter, softened
- 1⁄2 cup shortening
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1 1⁄2 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder (not baking soda)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon, slightly rounded
- 2 1⁄2 cups oatmeal
- 3⁄4 cup light brown sugar (not packed)
- 1⁄8 cup granulated sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 1 1⁄2 cups chopped dried apricots
- 1 cup chopped pecans
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Line baking sheets with parchment paper.
- Mix the flour, baking powder, slat, cinnamon, and oatmeal.
- Beat the butter, shortening, water and sugars together until light and fluffy.
- Add the eggs and beat well, scraping down the sides of bowl when needed. Beat in the honey and vanilla until fully blended.
- Add the flour mixture in two additions, beating each until well combined.
- Stir in the chopped apricots and pecans.
- Drop by tablespoonfuls about 2 inches apart on cookie sheets.
- Bake until the centers of the cookies are soft and no longer look wet; about 9-11 minutes.
- Let cool on the pan for 5 minutes, then transfer to a cooling rack.
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Made these great tasting chews with a generous measure of both dried apricots & pecans! Easy to prepare & an absolutely wonderful cookie treat! Definitely a winning keeper of a recipe! Thanks for sharing it! [Tagged, made & reviewed for one of my groupmates in the AUs/NZ Recipe Swap #36]
Easy and quick to make - fabulous to eat, very moreish. I did add a few choc chips and they vanished fast.


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Optical Performance Monitoring
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Advanced Techniques for Next-Generation Photonic Networks
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Advanced Techniques for Next-Generation Photonic Networks
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This in-depth, detailed reference presents for the first time a comprehensive treatment of recent advances in optical performance monitoring. Written by leading experts in the field, the book provides an overview of recent developments in the area and the role of OPM in future optical systems and networks. Detailed discussions of various advanced techniques are provided to illustrate their principles.
This book is ideal for technical professionals and researchers who want to understand and evaluate advanced techniques in OPM and their impact on the practical design of next-generation optical systems and networks.
1. Optical Performance Monitoring: Perspectives and Challenges
Alan E. Willner, Xiaoxia Wu and Jeng-Yuan Yang
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Physical-Layer Measurements and Routing Decisions in Today's Optical Networks
1.3 Signal Parameters Requiring Monitoring and OPM Techniques
1.4 Laudable OPM-Enabled Functionalities in Next-Generation Optical Networks
1.5 Smart Network Operation and Security
1.6 Summary
2. Optical Signal-to-Noise Ratio Monitoring
Jun Haeng Lee and Yun C. Chung
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Linear Interpolation Techniques
2.3 Polarization-based Techniques
2.4 Interferometer-based Technique
2.5 Beat Noise Analysis Techniques
2.6 OSNR Estimation Technique Based on the Operating Condition of Optical Amplifiers
2.7 Summary
3. Chromatic Dispersion Monitoring
Zhongqi Pan
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Chromatic Dispersion and Its Effects on Optical Fiber Systems
3.3 Chromatic Dispersion Monitoring Techniques
3.4 Summary
4. Polarization Mode Dispersion Monitoring
Changyuan Yu
4.1 Introduction of PMD
4.2 PMD Monitoring based on Measurement of RF Tone
4.3 PMD Monitoring based on Measurement of Degree of Polarization
4.4 Electronic PMD Monitoring Techniques
4.5 Other PMD Monitoring Techniques
4.6 Summary
5. Time Misalignment Monitoring
Lian-Kuan Chen
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Monitoring of Timing Alignment
5.3 Investigation of the Effects of Timing Misalignment
5.4 Mitigation of Timing Misalignment
5.5 Summary
6. Optical Performance Monitoring Based on Asynchronous Amplitude Histograms
Ruben S. Luis, Liliana Costa, António Teixeira, and Paulo André
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Monitoring Techniques Based on Analysis of Asynchronous Histograms
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Champion Bubba Watson will always have the prestigious green jacket but, once the dust settles, the most stirring memory of the 76th Masters will be the wonder shot for the ages conjured up by Louis Oosthuizen.
Oosthuizen, who romped to a seven-stroke victory at the 2010 British Open, triggered one of the loudest roars ever heard at Augusta National with his astonishing albatross two at the par-five second.
The gap-toothed South African with the silky swing holed out from 253 yards with a four-iron to record the first albatross, or double-eagle, on that hole and only the fourth ever achieved at the Masters.
Playing with eventual winner Watson in Sunday's final round, Oosthuizen watched as his ball landed on the front of the green in between the two bunkers and bounced along before rolling up the hill.
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Oosthuizen thrust both arms skywards before high-fiving his caddie. Watson considered joining the celebrations but thought better of it.
"When we were walking up 18 during regulation, I told Louis I just wanted to run over there and give him a high-five," Watson said after beating the South African on the second extra hole to claim his first major title.
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A Navy SEAL candidate has died after passing out during a pool exercise in the first week of the rigorous training program in Coronado.
James Derek Lovelace, 21, of Crestview, Fla., died Friday. He was trying to become a SEAL at the six-month course known as Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL.
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An office that most freshman and new transfer students get to know early in their college careers at West Texas A&M University is the Student Advising, Registration and Retention Center. Although the STARR Center has existed in several locations and under different names since 1987, the university made a commitment several years ago to create a full-time advising center to better assist new students and unique student populations. In order to meet student needs and to make it more convenient for most students, the STARR Center was placed in the middle of the Classroom Center, the building where the most classrooms exist and many required courses are offered. As a result, several programs and services have evolved to ease student transition to college and improve retention.
The primary focus of the STARR Center is still to assist the freshman, transfer or under-prepared students as they enter WT and pursue their chosen degree. For new freshmen, this transition often starts with attending the summer orientation and registration program called New Student Conference. The STARR Center staff works closely with the admissions team to make this two-day learning experience exciting and motivating. Parents and students are encouraged to attend the new student conference to learn about the university, how to be a successful student and the changes that will occur for the family in the coming year. At the end of the conference, all freshmen visit with a faculty member or one of the STARR Center staff to get academic advising and to be registered for classes in the fall semester.
Although transfer students have the option of attending a special new student conference, many choose to visit individually by setting an appointment with an adviser in the STARR Center. During the first visit, which often occurs a semester or two before enrolling, the STARR Center adviser helps the student learn how credit from another college or university transfers and applies to a degree. Transfer students who completed the admission process in the fall now are allowed to pre-register for classes throughout the summer at the STARR Center or through their major department.
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I am currently the president of the Logan County Genealogical Society. We are working on redoing our cemetery books that were written in the early 1980's. If you are local and might be interested in walking and recording a cemetery, please contact me.
I am involved in several volunteer activites as well as working part time. Please forgive me if I don't thank you immediately for filling one of my requests. But know that I am very grateful for everyone that takes the time to find and photograph one of my ancestors headstones. I know the time and work involved. If I have fulfilled a request for you and you thanked me, know that I enjoying walking the cemeteries, taking the photos and knowing that I am helping someone else research their family. I will acknowledge your thanks as soon as possible as I am working an emails from several months ago.
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Thanks for the transfer. I didn't have a whole lot on her, as it is her husband who was my paternal grandmother's third cousin. But I was able to find some info, and link her to her parents. I'll be adding brief Bios similar to that to thousands of relatives' pages in the coming years, and am planning to add to many of them every ten years when the next batch of census records becomes available.
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Hi Deb,
First let me thank you are all the hard work you do for Logan County. I have been there several times looking for information and they have always been so helpful.
I was wondering if I may you use your photos to add to my family tree. I just started looking at the Huntsville cemetery and know there will be more than this one. I will give you credit for taking the picture.
Thanks for being that special person to help all of us.
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Hi Deb,
First let me thank you are all the hard work you do for Logan County. I have been there several times looking for information and they have always been so helpful.
I was wondering if I may you use your photos to add to my family tree. I just started looking at the Huntsville cemetery and know there will be more than this one. I will give you credit for taking the picture.
Thanks for being that special person to help all of us.
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Thans Deb. I couldn't find her parents either, so that's why I posted the note in the bio. I figure it's better than nothing, and if her parents are ever entered into Findagrave, the link can be made then. As for the transfer, even though she is a very distant relative it's probably just as easy to leave her memorial in your care. Thanks, Dick Belle
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Hello Deb,
I would like to make a few suggestions concerning your memorial for James M. Salters at the West Union Street Cemetery - Find A Grave Memorial# 80094628. (I would just submit edits, but an explanation might be helpful.)
James first married Elizabeth Ashton in 1859. Find A Grave Memorial# 120047664. Elizabeth died in 1883, and James subsequently married Eliza Cornell in 1885.
Elza Salters - Find A Grave Memorial# 50856465 - would therefore be his child with Elizabeth not with Eliza. I have also linked him to four other children buried at Clarks Chapel with Elizabeth.
Hope this makes sense! Let me know if you would like for me to just submit the edits, although I wouldn't be able to add the marriage year for James and Eliza.
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Thanks Deb for updating his memorial.
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No thank you. I was just wanting to see my father's headstone. Thank you.
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No thank you. This was my father and I wanted to see it on here. However I have been looking for my great grandfather's grave and just found it tonight. Cornelius Girdon Blackwell.
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Deb, thank you so much for photographing these stones. I am trying to find the father of Captain Matthew Brown b. 1818 that married Hannah Okey. I am hoping that these will help me in that endeavor. Thanks again!
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Thank you so much for the photograph. Linda
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At a dinner last week in California, I was reminded of the debt we owe to those who have, for 233 years, sustained our freedom and independence. One remarkable family in particular exemplifies the best in the American spirit of courage and sacrifice.
Sitting at my table was a friend, Christine Krissoff, wife of Dr. Bill Krissoff and mother of Nathan and Austin Krissoff. One of her sons, Marine First Lt. Nathan Krissoff, was killed in Al Anbar Province in December 2006. A Williams College grad, athlete and musician, he'd left for Iraq on the fifth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He was 25.
I met his parents and brother in Nevada in August 2007 while accompanying President George W. Bush to Reno, Nev. The president was there to address the American Legion before meeting with local families who'd lost a loved one in Iraq or Afghanistan. Mr. Bush has met with about 550 families in private visits like this. At those meetings, he would have a senior staff member close by in case there was something that needed to be followed up on, such as getting a flag to a family member.
We entered a small room in the back of the convention center to find the Krissoffs waiting -- the father in a black suit with his arms crossed and the mother in a plain dark outfit. Their dress contrasted with their son Austin's Marine dress uniform. Like his older brother, Austin had volunteered for service after college. He was to be deployed to Iraq in March 2008.
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During my White House years, I saw few people with the quiet power, intelligence and poise of Chris Krissoff. She talked about her sons, the pain of her loss, her concern for her youngest when he went into harm's way, and the stakes in the War on Terror. The entire time, her husband was quiet.
When stories had been told, tears wept, and grief expressed, Mr. Bush asked if he could do anything. At that, Bill Krissoff spoke.
"Yes," he said. "I'm a pretty good orthopedic surgeon. When my younger son is deployed to Iraq next March, I would like to be working as a Navy medical officer, but they won't let me because I am 61 years old. Will you give me an age waiver, Mr. President?" Mr. Bush pointed to me. Dr. Krissoff and I exchanged business cards and he promised to fax me his application.
I checked him out on the way back to Washington. His reputation was that of an outstanding trauma and sports medicine surgeon. He was also a marathon runner and a really fine person.
Two days later, I placed Bill's application on the president's desk before he met with Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs. I made sure Gen. Pace had the file when he left. He promised to get back soon with an answer. I told him that he would have to get back to someone else: The next day was my last day at the White House. One of the last things I did before turning in my badge was to write Bill Krissoff to wish him well.
A day later, I was in West Texas for the start of dove season. While waiting for the next flight of birds, I realized I hadn't written Mrs. Krissoff. So I sat down that night at the Gage Hotel in Marathon and did. She had already lost her oldest son. Her younger son was preparing to deploy to Iraq. Meanwhile, her husband wanted to give up their comfortable life, career and friends so he could honor their sons by joining the military at age 61. And she had given her full, heartfelt support.
A few weeks later, I received a note saying Bill had received his waiver and a chance to pass basic training. A few months later, I was invited to the commissioning ceremony for Lt. Commander William Krissoff, United States Navy Medical Reserve.
Bill emailed me this April about his duties as a combat surgeon in Iraq. He sent photos of himself with Austin, who is now on his second tour there. This is how father, mother and brother are honoring the sacrifice of Nathan. While sharing this story with the audience last week, I found myself unable to look at Christine until I finished and the crowd rose to applaud her.
Watching the smoke rise from the Battle of Bunker Hill, Abigail Adams wrote her husband John, who was away at the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia. While she and others lived "in continual Expectation of Hostility," Abigail wrote, "like good Nehemiah, having made our prayer with God, and set the people with their Swords, their Spears, and their bows, we will say unto them, Be not affraid of them."
Christine Krissoff's husband and sons, wrapped in prayers and armed with swords and scalpels, have served our nation with valor. So has she. So long as our nation produces families like the Krissoffs, America will remain not only the greatest nation on earth, but also the most noble in history.
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Action movies are just musicals with knuckles.
Lights, paper, action!
Davy and Kristin McGuire do some amazing things with cut paper, light and animation that turn these beautifully cut paper dioramas into haunting installations - including an homage to Hitchcock. Via Colossal.
"Various Imitation of Natural Phenomena, represented by Moving Pictures"
The Eidophusikon, an early form of motion picture, is a theatrical technology developed by fine art painter and theatrical set designer Philip de Loutherbourg using sound, colored filters, mechanical works, light from newly invented Argand lamps, mirrors and more . It was first exhibited at his home in 1781, featuring five scenes of land and seascape. In recent years, recognition of this as an early chapter in cinema history has prompted several institutions to recreate the experience. Among the most successful is the 2005 storm at sea depicted in Eidophusikon Reimagined by the Australian National University.
Why art should be publicly funded
Why Art? Australian ABC Arts critic, theatre blogger and author, Alison Croggon, looks at public funding of the arts - and argues for more of it. "In a survey that looked at participation in visual arts and crafts, music, dance, theatre and literature – that is, the key art forms supported by the Australia Council – 38 per cent of Australians describe themselves as art lovers, for whom the arts are an integral part of their lives. Only 17 per cent report estrangement, believing that the arts attract pretentious elites, and a tiny 7 per cent feel no connection at all. Overall, 93 per cent of Australians reported engaging with the arts in the previous year. In 2009, more people attended art galleries (11 million) than went to the football (10 million)."
"We did our first show in a bar...all of a sudden, the whole room was quiet. And then we got everyone to sit on the floor cross-legged to watch our crankies." [more inside]
Ephemeral New York
Ephemeral New York 'chronicles an ever-changing, constantly reinvented city through photos, newspaper archives, and other scraps and artifacts that have been edged into New York's collective remainder bin.' [more inside]
'The album was created with no talking. It's telepathy – Wobble and me just have that'
I'm part indian princess form outer space ...on my mother's side.
Who is Joe Wall? Why he's an author and ambient electronic musician who works in a clock tower and loves to sing. But most Mefites know him as sonascope, author of many vast and beloved comments. His touching 2004 show, My Fairy Godmothers Smoke Too Much, is available free and complete online. [more inside]
Welcome to Culturebot, a NYC-based website all about performing arts and culture locally, nationally and around the globe. Culturebot.org is a multidisciplinary, contemporary arts + culture blog, launched in December 2003. Based in NYC we cover contemporary cultural news, events and ideas from NYC and around the world. Culturebot was envisioned and created by founding editor Andy Horwitz. It was initially made possible from a grant to Performance Space 122 by the National Performance Network. [more inside]
Another one bites the dust...
Thus did the sons of the Heike vanish forever from the face of the earth.
The Tale of the Heike (Heike Monogatari) is a medieval Japanese account of the rise and fall of the Taira clan and has inspired many other works of art. Click on the chapters and scroll down to see Heike illustrations (or start here), see more art or figures inspired by the Heike. Would you rather read? [more inside]
Obscure timelines and curiosities
Artslynx's theatre resources section is a goldmine of links to research and support sites for every aspect of theatrical production and dramaturgy. Especially useful are the Artslynx timelines. Need to know when cling wrap came into usage? Check out the prop timeline. Lots of additional links to outside timelines and history sites for anyone with a thirst for obscure sociological information, a love of craptacularly designed scrolling pages, and generally and too much time on their hands. For example: food, fashion, ephemera, and people who have died onstage [more inside]
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Lautrec's models in photographs
Photographs of the dancers, actresses, cafe-life figures and prostitutes who were the subjects of Toulouse Lautrec's paintings, including such luminaries as Sarah Bernhardt, "La Goulue" (Louise Weber; remember this?), and Jane Avril, who was the model for this last, iconic, Lautrec poster. View pages of the art matched up with photos, here, here, and here, and go to this page to rummage around in even more collections that include photos of Lautrec, his friends and family, street and location scenes, and lots of other tidbits. [Spanish language site; NUDITY]
Electronic Civil Disobedience for Oaxaca
Electronic Blockade of Mexican Government: Hactivism and Oaxaca; The Electronic Disturbance Theatre, founded by Ricardo Dominguez has organized a virtual sit-in of Mexican embassy and consulate websites. [More Inside]
Ibsen Year 2006
How are you celebrating Ibsen Year 2006? Reading Henrik Ibsen's plays? His poems? What about his paintings? There's always Peer Gynt: The Videogame.
Harold Pinter at 75: "Voices"
Harold Pinter at 75. In One for the Road, the protagonist is Nicolas, a whisky-sodden interrogator who has brought in a family for questioning (and, it is implied, raping and torturing). In the short, sharp shock of The New World Order, we eavesdrop on a conversation between two torturers, held over the top of their mute, blindfolded victim's head ("We haven't even finished with him. We haven't begun."). In Ashes to Ashes, the interrogation of Rebecca by Devlin takes a sinister turn as we learn that her ex-lover participated in state-sponsored violence. In Mountain Language, a sadistic guard plays power games with a group of mountain dwellers, who are forbidden from speaking in anything but the language of the state. In Party Time, Pinter lampoons the smug security of the middle classes, portraying an insufferably élite party which carries on regardless of the violence and terror on the streets outside. Now, for Pinter's 75th birthday, some of the tormentors and the tormented so potently etched in his later plays are assembled together in a new dramatic work with a musical setting by the composer James Clarke.
First Lady Fights Back!
"Hi. My name is Tony Kushner, I'm a playwright...Ladies and Gentlemen and Supporters of MoveOn: the first lady of the United States, Laura Welch Bush". About a year and a half ago Kushner, the Pulitzer-prize winning author of Angels in America, published the first act of a new play, Only We Who Guard The Mystery Shall Be Unhappy (full text). In it, Laura Bush reads Dostoyevsky to a classroom full of ghosts of dead Iraqi children. Now, (in Salon, I know, I know) the first lady metacriticizes Kushner's play. (more inside)
Tantalus, one of the longest theatrical experiences ever has finally opened in London, and according to one critic, there is no greater endurance test. Always looking for an angle, The Guardian sent four journalists around London on May Day to see what other culture can be experienced in 12 hours, 40 mins. Merope Mills did film - "9:15pm. Both Dennis and Annette are working at the box office and, on seeing me again, Annette throws me the look of a concerned landlady, as in, "Haven't you had enough yet?" I, drunk on moving images, defy her concern and head straight back in. I might as well not have moved - it's straight back to screen five where I'm feeling rather territorial about the sudden influx of people. Nod off in the epic Traffic (18) for 15 minutes but dream about Michael Douglas so decide this little discrepancy still counts."
Text messaging
Text messaging is inspiring artists to new areas of creativity from theatre to sculpture, says the Guardian.
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on November 23, 2011 - 12:01 AM
It emerges every November. From an oven. From a mold. From a casserole dish. It is lime green or beet red or marshmallow white. It has olives or bananas or diced pimentos. It elicits cheers or boos, "mmm" or "yechh," but no one is neutral.
It's the Thing You Eat Only On Thanksgiving.
Can you smell it?
"Oh, no, not the carrot loaf!" someone will yell, and someone else will say, "Oh, yes, the carrot loaf!" and someone else will say, "Every year it's the same thing, the stupid carrot loaf!"
And every year it is. There is something about Thanksgiving that elicits the weirdly edible, strangely constructed food. It is oval-shaped. Or deep-dished. Or in mini logs. Or the size of large marbles. For a holiday where the menu is supposed to be the same, there's a rash of one-of-a-kind dishes.
And one-of-a-kind for a reason.
"Here comes the green stuff!" someone yells. That's a refrain in our home -- my wife's side. Lemon-lime Jell-O, cottage cheese, walnuts and fruit cocktail from a can. The Green Stuff. Don't ask me. It came with the marriage.
A quick Internet search on the topic "weird Thanksgiving food" reveals a cornucopia of dishes apparently invented in finger-painting class.
Cranberry Fluff -- using cranberry sauce, cranberry Jell-O, whipped cream and crushed pineapple.
Oyster casserole -- canned oysters, hardtack, cream and butter.
Yam patties. Speaks for itself.
Many of the oddball dishes seem to involve, for some reason, sweet potatoes. Or cream cheese. Or olives. Or Jell-O.
What I want to know is what the Pilgrims would think. According to history books, the original Thanksgiving meal probably consisted of, in part, cornmeal, fish, wild fowl and turkey. There was likely some rabbit, deer, squash, beans, nuts, onions and eggs.
No mention of a pimento loaf. Or celery/raisin/cottage cheese bars. Or cranberry sour cream. Or yam patties. (I know we used that one already. I just like saying it.)
So the question is, with no apparent link to the Pilgrims, where did the Thing You Eat Only On Thanksgiving come from?
Well, I have a theory. When we were kids, my grandmother made a dish at the holidays -- including Thanksgiving -- and she called it tzimmes. I have no idea if I'm spelling that right, but what could it matter? We had no idea what was in it. Some kind of sweet potato, prunes, carrots, cinnamon. Or maybe dried wood chips and dandelions? Who knows?
The point was that my uncle, her son, hated it. Hated it. Every time it was served, he went ballistic. "Not the tzimmes again! It's awful! Get it away from me! Bleep!" And we all cracked up.
She made it every year. Nobody objected -- even though hardly anyone ate it. Here's my theory: We all wanted to hear my uncle complain. What curse words would he use this time? It was funny. An expected highlight.
A tradition.
He would die of cancer, my uncle, much too young, in his early 40s. One of the last big family meals he attended, my grandmother made the tzimmes again. He was already sick. Not his old vibrant self. But when he saw that stuff, like a comic with a lobbed punch line, he rallied.
"Bleep! Not the bleepin' tzimmes."
We still laugh and cry at that story.
So celebrate your olives. Your yams. Your carrot loaves. Thanksgiving is about bringing us together in whatever way we can cherish each other.
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Don Jones is an internationally recognized scripting guru, speaker, and author. He serves as the Director of Projects and Services for SAPIEN Technologies, where his primary job is to drive the development of new products and services for Windows administrative scripting. Don is the founder of ScriptingAnswers.com, the web's friendliest community for Windows scripting. Don has written more than 30 books on information technology, including Managing Windows with VBScript and WMI (Addison-Wesley; the first edition of this book), Windows Administrator's Automation Toolkit (Microsoft Press), Advanced VBScript for Windows Administrators (Microsoft Press), and Windows PowerShell: TFM™ (SAPIEN Press). Don heads SAPIEN Technologies' Las Vegas office, speaks at a half-dozen technical conferences each year, and contributes monthly content to Microsoft TechNet Magazine.
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If you're a Windows administrator, scripting expertise can liberate you from boring, repetitive work–so you can take on the sophisticated, high-value projects you really want. Top scripting guru Don Jones has written the definitive administrator's guide to getting results with Microsoft's key scripting technologies: VBScript, WMI, and ADSI.
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Chapter 7: Manipulating Numbers 115
Chapter 8: Manipulating Strings 129
Chapter 9: Manipulating Other Types of Data 145
Chapter 10: Controlling the Flow of Execution 155
Chapter 11: Built-In Scripting Objects 173
Chapter 12: Working with the File System 193
Chapter 13: Putting It All Together: Creating Your First Script from Scratch 219
Part III: Windows Management Instrumentation and Active Directory Services Interface 245
Chapter 14: Working with ADSI Providers 247
Chapter 15: Manipulating Domains 257
Chapter 16: Manipulating Users and Groups 271
Chapter 17: Understanding WMI 283
Chapter 18: Querying Basic WMI Information 299
Chapter 19: Querying Complex WMI Information 317
Chapter 20: Putting It All Together: Your First WMI/ADSI Script 335
Chapter 21: Testing and Debugging WMI and ADSI Queries 357
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Chapter 22: Modular Script Programming 373
Chapter 23: Scripts Packaging and Protection 389
Chapter 24: Scripting Security 399
Chapter 25: Introduction to HTML Applications 409
Chapter 26: Debugging Tips, Tools, and Techniques 421
Part V: Ready-to-Run Examples 437
Chapter 27: Logon and Logoff Scripts 439
Chapter 28: Windows and Domain Administration Scripts 455
Chapter 29: Network Administration Scripts 481
Chapter 30: WMI and ADSI Scripts 497
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Index 523
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Wake County Public Libraries - Cameron Village Regional Library telephone number is (919) 856-6710.
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Libraries in Raleigh are the storehouses of documents of different fields. Libraries can house massive collection of books, journals, CDs, DVDs, videogames, maps, research papers, legal documents, etc, in a well-organised fashion to preserve those compositions, and enable everyone access the same.
Governor Cuomo Announces Growth Of Clean Technology Companies And Creation Of 980 Jobs
$14 million Investment in Cleantech Business Incubator Initiative Supports the Development of 141 Clean Energy Companies across the State (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 141 clean technology companies have been supported and primed for further growth through the Governor's Cleantech Business Incubator initiative. The initiative has attracted more than $215 million in private capital..


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After last week, this one has been relatively calm.
We got some much needed rain but with it came the wind. Fay said it was very strong at her house. Their corn was blown over and dead limbs scattered across her yard.
Meet Charlie Moormon. The slender, whiskered gentleman from the Cincinnati Museum Center presented a program on riverboats at the historical society meeting July 12. His love of the river and the steamboats which once crowded its expanse was evident as he relived the early days of steam powered boats and the vital role they played in the history of America.
We got almost an inch of rain on Saturday. It took all afternoon, but it fell beautifully, right straight down and soaked into the parched soil. My grass is turning green again. The overcast day yesterday helped. That was the welcome big news of this week but this next story is a close second.
John Gaines and Casey Wright would like to welcome their new baby girl, Sophia Nichole Gaines. She was born June 18, 2012 at Frankfort Regional Medical Center, weighing 6 lbs. and 6 ounces and was 18 1/2 inches long. She was delivered by Dr. Angela Saxena. Maternal grandparents are DeeAnna Wolfe and Steve Wright and paternal grandparents are Gary Gaines, Amanda Gaines and Barbara Daniels.
"Pickin' up pawpaws, puttin' 'em in your pocket,
Way down yonder in the pawpaw patch."
The preservation of our history includes passing down family stories and songs, and recording important events. But another vital element of preserving our past is planting and cultivating heirloom flowers, crops, and trees. This piece of our history also keeps our traditions alive and serves to enrich our lives.
Shane and Rita Power of Owenton would like to announce the birth of their daughter, Makenzie Brooke Power, born Monday, March 26, 2012, at 11:43 p.m. at Frankfort Regional Hospital in Frankfort. She weighed 5 pounds 11 ounces and was 18.5 inches long. Her maternal grandparents are Melba Taylor of Carrollton, and John and Charlotte Carter of Trimble County; paternal grandparents, Scott and Joan Power of Owenton; and her great-grandparents are Katherine Carter of Carrollton and Eula "Poppy" Perkins of Owenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dunavent request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Stacy Kay Dunavent, to Jarrod Martin Lilly, son of Ms. Rebecca Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Marty Lilly. The wedding will take place at 5:30 p.m., Saturday, July 14, 2012 at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church. Invitations have been sent to out-of-town guests only. A reception will follow on the farm of Glen and Joyce Dunavent on Hwy 22
"Knee high by the fourth of July."
So goes this old saying that supposedly determines whether a corn crop will be plentiful for the year. However, many factors contribute to the success of raising a good corn or any other crop, and weather is one vital part of the equation.
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LCSC women's volleyball is back and better than ever as they continue their quest for a championship. The Warriors team took on former Warriors from last Saturday's alumni game. The volleyball program has won the Frontier Conference Championship the past six consecutive years, and have high hopes for a seventh this year. Despite that, something has stuck with the team from last year.
"The team is extremely excited to bring another conference championship, but not finishing all the way through with nationals is something that kept with the team tremendously," said LCSC Volleyball Head Coach, Latoya Harris. "We have the utmost talented team but it was just putting it together."
The team kicks off the regular season on August 22nd in La Mirada, California as they take on the Master's College.