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Welcome to Camden County College. As Executive Dean of Enrollment and Student Services, I would like to extend a warm welcome and to share some information that I hope you will find useful in reaching your educational goals.
Camden County College is committed to providing comprehensive academic support programs and services to all students. Your success matters to us, and we are here to help guide you to your ultimate educational and career goals. We provide an array of services which will help you succeed in achieving success no matter if your goal is to complete a course or a complete degree program.
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It is extremely important that you take advantage of these resources to insure your educational experience is a successful and rewarding entry toward academic success.
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text: Nocella and Taylor PresentNaomi Taylor and Anthony J. Nocella II, faculty associates of the Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching and professors in the School of Education, recently provided a workshop at a social justice nonprofit, Our Saviour's Community Services, which provides education, job readiness workshops, and shelter for homeless and other oppressed groups. The workshop titled "Racism - Does it Still Exist?" was delivered to more than 25 participants, including Executive Director Sandra Aslaksen, along with the pastor of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church.This workshop was dedicated to critically addressing racism perpetuated within, but not limited to, media, schooling, criminal justice, social norms, religion, family structure, and music. Participants left this workshop with a working definition of racism and other terms, while also critically reflecting on their own experiences, and a commitment to challenge racism in their life.


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NOTES:This training is a prerequisite of another NHI training and is offered at no cost.
Prerequisite Assessment for Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges (FHWA-NHI-130101A) is a required prerequisite necessary for those interested in taking the course Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges (FWHA-NHI-130055). The assessment is divided into three sections; participants are given three opportunities to pass each section with a score of 70% or better. Passing all three assessment sections signifies successful completion.
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Upon successful completion of 130101A, participants will have met the prerequisite requirement for participation in the 130055 Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges course (for sessions beginning March 5, 2012 or later).* If participants would like to enroll in the 130055 course, they will be required to demonstrate their certificate of completion for 130101A as proof that the prerequisite requirement has been fulfilled.
Participation in 130101A is not the only option to fulfill the prerequisite requirement for 130055.* Individuals have the option to 1) successfully complete NHI-130054 Engineering Concepts for Bridge Inspectors (Instructor-led course) or 2) successfully complete the Web-based training and assessment (130101 Introduction to Safety of In-Service Bridges)
*Please note: Upon successful completion of this prerequisite course, you will be eligible to take the 130055 training course for up to 2 years.
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Species DescriptionWeight: 1,800-2,300 lbs (820-1,030 kg)
Length: 15-20 ft (4.5-6 m)
Appearance: round dark gray to brownish-bluish body with a small dorsal fin
Lifespan: unknown, but they reach sexual maturity around 9 years
Diet: small fish and cephalopods like squid
Behavior: deep divers like other beaked whales, usually found in small social groups of about 5
Blainville's beaked whales, sometimes known as the "dense-beaked whale," are little known members of the beaked whale family (Ziphiidae). As adults, Blainville's beaked whales can reach estimated lengths of approximately 15-20 ft (4.5-6 m) and weigh 1,800-2,300 lbs (820-1,030 kg). Males can be easily distinguished from females and juveniles by a pair of large visible tusk-like teeth that erupt and point forward from the heavily arched lower jaw. Females and juveniles have teeth as well, but they remain hidden beneath the gum tissue of the mouth, and their jawline is less-curved.
Blainville's beaked whales have a relatively medium-sized round body with a small, wide-based, slightly "falcate" dorsal fin located far down (about two-thirds) the animal's back. The whale's head has a low, sloping forehead and indistinct "melon". Their coloration varies from dark gray to brownish and bluish. The face and underside of the animal is pale gray or white, giving it a counter-shading appearance. The skin may appear wrinkled on the dorsal area and is covered with linear and oval-shaped scars and other markings. Individuals, especially mature males, accumulate scars and scratches with age. Also, "diatom" infestation may discolor areas of the skin.
Many species of beaked whales (especially those in the genus Mesoplodon) are very difficult to distinguish from one another (even when dead). At sea, they are challenging to observe and identify to the species level due to their cryptic, skittish behavior, a low profile, and a small, inconspicuous blow at the waters surface; therefore, much of the available characterization for beaked whales is to genus level only. Uncertainty regarding species identification of beaked whales often exists because of a lack of easily discernable or distinct physical characteristics.
Blainville's beaked whales are usually found individually or in small social groups averaging between 3-7 individuals, but have been occasionally seen in larger groups of up to 12 animals. Groups may consist of various combinations and/or be segregated depending on age or sex. Adult populations in productive waters over the continental shelf (like the Bahamas) may be grouped in harems and consist of several adult females with a single adult mature male (Jefferson et al. 2008). Males commonly battle over access to females, which is probably the cause of the long linear scars seen on individuals.
Like other beaked whales, these whales are deep divers. Regular dives range from 20-45 minutes, and commonly reach depths of at least 1,600-3,300 ft (500-1000 m), but dives of over 54 minutes and up to 4,600 ft (1,400 m) have been recorded (Jefferson et. al., 2008). While diving, they use suction to feed on small fish and cephalopods (e.g., squid) in deep water.
Blainville's beaked whales may reach sexual maturity at about 9 years of age. A sexually mature female will give birth to a single newborn calf that is about 6-8.5 ft (1.9-2.6 m) long and weighs about 130 lbs (60 kg). The estimated lifespan of this species is unknown.


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NFL done, congressmen turn next to NBA
By HOWARD FENDRICH, AP Sports Writer
April 28, 2005
WASHINGTON (AP) -- First, Major League Baseball was summoned by Congress and chastised for a steroids policy that the sport promptly altered. Next up was the NFL, which strengthened its drug program on the eve of a trip to Capitol Hill.
Now it's the NBA's turn to face lawmakers, and commissioner David Stern already is talking about getting tougher testing into a new deal with his players' union.
Even as the House Government Reform Committee moves closer to offering legislation establishing uniform steroid rules for major U.S. sports, the leagues themselves are changing their programs.
``I don't know how the public feels about this, but I think members are pretty united on this. It's a huge issue, and it needs to be taken care of,'' chairman Tom Davis, R-Va., said after Wednesday's five-hour session on football.
``That's why it's important consulting with the NFL, Major League Baseball -- we'll be doing the NBA next -- talking about what their policies are so we don't do something stupid as we implement it.''
Worried that steroid use among pro athletes encourages youths to try the drugs, the committee is examining the testing policies of more than a half-dozen sports.
``How is the average American supposed to look at the size, strength and speed of today's NFL linebackers and not conclude that they might be taking performance-enhancing drugs?'' Davis asked NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue.
Said Tagliabue: ``We don't feel that there is rampant cheating in our sport.''
The proceedings were not nearly as contentious as on March 17, when Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa and other current and former baseball stars were compelled to appear and faced direct questions about whether they and other players used steroids. Baseball commissioner Bud Selig, also a witness, was roundly criticized for his sport's policy, which lawmakers said was too lenient.
More than once Wednesday, congressmen prefaced remarks or questions by calling the NFL's appearance a ``breath of fresh air.''
``With all due respect, the commissioner of baseball hadn't even read the document that he had given us,'' Connecticut Republican Christopher Shays said. ``I kind of love you guys, and yet I shouldn't because I still have problems.''
In particular, he asked why a player would have to fail four tests before getting banned for life. Some lawmakers asked the 10 witnesses whether the size of today's NFL players is evidence of steroid use. Others asked whether amphetamines should be banned and when growth hormone will be checked for (Tagliabue said there's no credible test yet).
The NFL announced Tuesday that it's tripling from two to six the number of random offseason tests that players can face. The league is also adding to its list of banned performance-enhancers.
The NFL began testing for steroids in 1987, added suspensions in 1989, and instituted year-round random testing in 1990. Fifty-four players have been suspended, and Tagliabue said an additional 57 retired after testing positive. A first offense carries a four-game ban.
``We would be naive to not be aware that there are people out there who are trying to stay ahead of the curve,'' NFL Players Association chief executive Gene Upshaw said. ``As soon as we find out about something, we do something about it.''
Baseball banned steroids in September 2002, instituted mandatory 10-day suspensions this season -- and only eliminated a provision allowing for fines instead of bans after facing the committee.
The NHL does not test players for performance-enhancing drugs, while the NBA suspends first-time offenders for five games.
Stern, attending a playoff game in Chicago, said league officials ``absolutely'' would testify if asked, although he noted there are time constraints right now, including the postseason and labor negotiations.
Those talks include the possibility of expanded testing for performance-enhancing drugs.
``It's incumbent upon every sport to just have rules that demonstrate to their fans that, if you're in the NBA, you submit to a certain amount of testing,'' Stern said. ``It's really a covenant with the fans, especially the young ones.''
AP National Writer Nancy Armour contributed to this report.
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State record fish is a saugeye
Lab results confirm that Dan Faiman of Fairview, Mont., has set a new North Dakota state record for saugeye. Faiman caught the 12-pound, record fish on Jan. 16 from the Yellowstone River. Because the fish had identifying characteristics of both species, genetic material was sent to a lab to determine whether the fish was a walleye, sauger or saugeye, which is a cross between the two.
Faiman's catch broke the previous record, set in 1984, by 4 ounces.
Family fishing days at OWLS
Family fishing days return this month to the North Dakota Game and Fish Department's Outdoor Wildlife Learning Site. The catch-and-release only fishery is stocked with trout, bluegill, largemouth bass, catfish and other species.
Family fishing days are Saturdays and Wednesdays through the end of August. Fishing equipment can be checked out at the OWLS Pond, located adjacent to the Department's Bismarck office, on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Blue goose pontoon tours
Audubon National Wildlife Refuge will be offering two staff-guided, interpretive boat tours during June:
June 12 – Cormorant Colony Island Tour: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
A leisurely pontoon ride to Cormorant Colony Island provides visitors with a great view of the double-crested cormorants that congregate on the island to build nests of sticks and raise their young. Participants will enjoy identifying other birds along the way. In case of inclement weather, the tour will be rescheduled for June 14 at the same time.
June 19 – Duck Nest Tour: 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Enjoy a pontoon ride to Lake Audubon's Pancake Island for an up-close look at duck nests and hopefully some young ducklings still in the nest. Participants will have the opportunity to candle duck eggs, learn about incubation and view several species of birds along the way. In case of inclement weather, the tour will be rescheduled for June 21 at the same time.
Many bird watching and wildlife photography opportunities exist during the tours, with common sightings including white pelicans, western grebes, Canada geese, a variety of ducks, bank swallows and white-tailed deer.
Visitors should wear sturdy shoes, long pants and long shirt sleeves, as walking will be on uneven ground, through wet grass and among insects during these events. Audubon Refuge will supply life jackets, binoculars and field guides for visitors to use. Visitors should arrive 15 minutes early to board the pontoon, which is located 1 mile in on the auto tour route. Pontoon tours will be cancelled if winds exceed 15 mph.
There is no charge for the boat tours, but visitors must call 442-5474, ext. 110, to pre-register for these events, as there is a 20-person limit for each tour. Audubon National Wildlife Refuge Office and Visitor Center is located 3 miles north of Coleharbor on U.S. Highway 83 and one mile east.
Lostwood Birding Festival Friday
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Lostwood Birding & Nature Association and Burke County Job Development Authority will host the Lostwood Birding Festival on Friday. This is a one-day event featuring guided tours and youth activities. The festival is a great opportunity for participants of any age to learn about birds and other wildlife at Lostwood National Wildlife Refuge.
The festival is held at the Refuge headquarters, located 16 miles south of Bowbells or 23 miles north of Stanley on North Dakota Highway 8. The festival will begin at 6 a.m. and will provide participants with a variety of opportunities to take hiking or bus tours on the refuge. There will be birding, wildlife, plant and youth-related tours. The festival will end at 1:30 p.m. Knowledgeable and experienced guides will lead each tour. All tours will depart from the Refuge headquarters. Refreshments will be provided near the refuge headquarters but all participants should pack their own lunch.
There is no charge for the festival but participants are asked to pre-register. To register or see a complete schedule of events go to (burkecountynd.org) and click on the link for the Lostwood Birding Festival. You can also register or request more information by calling the refuge office at 848-2722.
G&F pays $539k in property taxes
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department recently paid more than $539,000 in taxes to counties in which the department owns or leases land. The 2012 in-lieu-of-tax payments are the same as property taxes paid by private landowners. The Game and Fish Department manages more than 200,000 acres for wildlife habitat and public hunting in 51 counties. The department does not own or manage any land in Traill or Renville counties.


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Eyesight is a powerful sense—but the eyebrows? It turns out they're surprisingly mighty, too!
Eyebrows help protect your eyes.
Whether combating sweat, rain or snow, dirt or dust, your eyebrows are like a filter and aqueduct designed to help keep moisture and debris out of your eyes. Anatomically speaking, the shape of your forehead and the eyebrows sitting on the ridge above your eyes work together with your eyelids and eyelashes to protect your eyes.
Of course, eye protection is the most important purpose your eyebrows serve. But these hairy wonders do a lot more.
For example, take a look at yourself in the mirror and imagine what you'd look like without eyebrows. Go ahead. We'll wait.
Do you think your family and friends would recognize you without your eyebrows? Research published in the Journal of Vision (June 2013) suggests that there's a very good chance they wouldn't, at least not at first.
Eyebrows are very important for facial recognition.
In short, missing eyebrows disrupt our brain's ability to recognize faces.
Expanding on earlier research showing how important the eye area is to facial recognition, researchers at California State University, Fullerton, studied the relative role of eyes, eyebrows, and the eye region in face recognition. Researchers asked study participants to decide whether pictures of two faces shown one after the other were the same person or different people. Compared to when no changes were made to the two faces, when the eyebrows were digitally removed from one face, there was a significant drop in the number of people who recognized that the two pictures were of the same person.
Eyebrows enhance facial expressions and are key to non-verbal communication.
How often have you been able to tell what someone was thinking based solely on the look in his or her eyes?
From the happy, wide-eyed look of excitement to a frowning brow of discontent, your eyes and eyebrows can speak volumes. Non-verbal cues like facial expressions and body posture (body language) make up a large portion of our daily communication. Your eyebrows can help signal when you're amused, curious, skeptical, confused, and more.
These subtle and not-so-subtle cues can have a big impact on people's perception of you and how you relate to them.
Eyebrows help define your appearance.
Gee, what do you suppose these people all have in common?
- Mexican painter Frida Kahlo
- Funny men Groucho Marx and Eugene Levy
- Model Cara Delevingne
- Martial artists Bruce Lee and Jet Li
- Mr. Spock of Star Trek fame
- Actors Sean Connery, Megan Fox, Moon Geun Young, and Jack Nicholson
- Mona Lisa, as painted by Leonardo da Vinci
Real or fictional, many people are known for their distinctive eyebrows—or lack thereof in Mona Lisa's case. Whether you're going for a fashionably tweezed look or an extra-manly unibrow, the eyebrows can certainly help define your appearance.
Have we missed anything?
What is it about the eyebrow that stands out to you? Let us know in the comments section below!
Nothing in this blog post is to be construed as medical advice, nor is it intended to replace the recommendations of a medical professional. For specific questions, please see your eye care practitioner.
I did not realize they were
I did not realize they were so important - many women pluck them away and paint ones on their face. Perhaps that is not such a good idea!
I agree with Veronica.
I agree with Veronica. Eyebrows are so important i always tell people to leave your eyebrows alone. This article was right on! I get complimented on my brows all the time and i always say its because I take my vitamin and i use my Brow Potion. seriously that thing is a miracle esp after i had a bad wax job and my brows were just never the same. i had to draw them on allll the time and now they are thick and lucious all thanks to a product called Brow Potion. Now i dont let ANYONE go anywhere near my brows!
Very interesting! I never
Very interesting! I never knew how important and unique
eyebrows really are!
Stop Waxing your brows off
Stop Waxing your brows off people!
"For example, take a look at
"For example, take a look at yourself in the mirror and imagine what you'd look like without eyebrows. Go ahead. We'll wait.
A little strange, right?"
To me this isn't strange. This article does not take into account people with medical conditions such as myself with Alopecia. You are wondering what that is, right? Alopecia is the scientific name for falling out of hair. There is no cure for it, as it has several different variations and forms. I have been living with it since I was 15 years old, and I don't have a problem identifying people just because my eyebrows and eyelashes are missing. However, I do have problems with sweat rolling into my eyes as it runs down my head "like a waterfall". People ask me why I don't have hair. It is because God only made a few perfect heads, and mine is one of them. Heehee!
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For example, take a look at yourself in the mirror and imagine what you'd look like without eyebrows. Go ahead. We'll wait.
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To me this is not strange at all as I have a medical condition that does not allow me to grow hair, whether it be eyebrows, eyelashes, etc... It is call Alopecia. You are wondering what Alopecia is, right? It is the scientific name for falling out of hair. It has several variations, and I have been living with this condition since I was 15 years old. This article doesn't take this into account. I wish that it would because there are hundreds of people such as myself living with this everyday of our lives.
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Guess eyes are window to the
Guess eyes are window to the soul?
Deaf persons utilize the
Deaf persons utilize the movement of their eyebrows to convey one to several words. For example, he / she might sign they are going to the store. Raising the eyebrows after the "statement" asks the other person if they want to go or if they need anything. The eyebrows are the "tone of 'voice'" (and even more!) for deaf persons.
Wanda: What an interesting
Wanda: What an interesting example of how people combine different forms of communication in their daily lives. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
I've noticed that the thinner
I've noticed that the thinner the eyebrow in some women, the more confident they appear with their facial features. Some shy individuals tend to keep them bushy in an attempt to hind behind them. Thin eyebrows tend to give off that you are approachable...at least that has been my experience...anyone else?
Maybe CooperVision can bear
Maybe CooperVision can bear the cost of tattooing eyebrows on those who have Alopecia? Many thanks. I love "spending" other peoples money.....Merry Christmas and Peace on Earth to all Good Men.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (102 votes).
In short: Excellent tough race in tough conditionsIn full: Excellent scenic race - plenty of up and down hills - lots more character than a flat fast course. Thanks to the marshalls in very wet remote areas -i'll be back next year.Date of review: May 27, 2007
In short: Great race with very supportive marshals. Hard work on the hills in the rain but yet enjoyable.Date of review: May 27, 2007
In short: Great, tough course. Pity it felt like mid-winter today though.In full: Special thanks to all the marshals,stuck outside in wind and rain, but still remaining cheerful. Date of review: May 27, 2007
In short: What a way to start your running career!In full: Having decided mith a mate, 3 weeks prior to the race that we should start running (due to our advancing years starting to show around the middle), this race was a very pleasant shock.Amazing scenery, and a course that forces a pace where you have to take it all in!A great challenge, and really friendly fellow runners (many of whom have obviously done the race time and time again) giving us beginners advice all the way round. A slow time, but we'll back next year, what a way to celebrate our first year running anniversary!Date of review: June 1, 2006
In short: Great run but no medal and one size of t-shirtIn full: Negatives: Never been to Buxton and their were no road signs put up, then you have to pay a non refundable £3 parking fee which is similarly unfriendly all giving it a, "this is a local race for local people", atmosphere. No medal at the finish and you can only have the t-shirt in one size which was a bit of a disappointment.Positives: Really nice run, steep inclines but it has long drops to make up for them, with quality views at points. Also, the most punishing incline is at the start, which is important.Date of review: May 29, 2006
In short: Superb scenery with nightmare hillsIn full: Beats a city centre half-marathon anyday. The scenery in the first nine miles, and especially around mile 5 is calendar material. A very tough run (especially with that wind!) but ultimately rewarding, with a nice finish in the pavillion gardens. Get some hill training in and do this race next year - you'll not regret it!Date of review: May 28, 2006
In short: Beautiful scenery, made the pain worthwile. Very testing half indeed. Cant wait for next years. Good crowds at the finish and excellent facilities. Good value for money.Date of review: May 28, 2006
In short: It's a tough one this baby, nice to see the finishing line.Date of review: May 28, 2006
In short: Satisfyingly tough!Date of review: June 7, 2005
In short: MEN ONLY!!In full: The joy of this race is both counterbalanced and accentuated by its challanges. The hills are the stuff of nightmares in terms of size, scale, and frequency. The frustration that these may cause though is easily counterbalanced by the stunning scenary and the buzz of tackling this tough course in a good time. A must run!Date of review: June 6, 2005
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Led by Von Miller, the Broncos' stingy defense carried Peyton Manning to his second Super Bowl victory and gave Denver its first title since 1999.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (Sept. 23, 2009) – Brazil swept the U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team in the second of their five friendly matches, 25-19, 31-29, 25-15, on Wednesday in Montes Claros, Brazil.
The teams will play again on Friday at 3 p.m. PT in Uberlandia.
Paul Lotman (Lakewood, Calif.) led the United States in scoring with 12 points on 10 kills and two blocks. Robert Tarr (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) added six points on six kills. Russell Holmes (Fountain Valley, Calif.) scored six points on four kills and two blocks.
Leandro Araújo da Silva paced Brazil with 14 points on 13 kills and one ace.
The U.S. Men completed 31 of 80 kill attempts (39 percent) with 11 errors and eight blocked. Brazil completed 43 of 80 attempts (54 percent) with six errors and five blocks. Brazil out-blocked Team USA 8-5 and had two aces while the United States had none.
The U.S. Men had 47 percent excellent receptions while Brazil had 35 percent. Lotman and Riley Salmon (League City, Texas) each had 79 percent positive receptions.
Among other U.S. scorers, Salmon and Tom Hoff (Park Ridge, Ill.) each scored five points. Salmon had five kills and Hoff had four kills and one block. Matt Anderson (West Seneca, N.Y.) scored one point on one kill.
U.S. Head Coach Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.) started Anderson and Lotman at outside hitter, Holmes and Hoff at middle blocker, Tarr at opposite, Brian Thornton (San Clemente, Calif.) at setter and Alfee Reft (Oxnard, Calif.) at libero.
Salmon substituted for Anderson in the second set and started the third.
David Smith (Saugus, Calif.) and Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis, Mo.) played as substitutes.
The U.S. Men's Team took an 8-5 lead at the first technical timeout (TTO) of the first set, as Tarr scored on two kills and Lotman on one while Brazil struggled with errors. Team USA maintained a three-point lead at 10-7 when Brazil scored four-straight points, including three kills, to take an 11-10 lead. Knipe called timeout and Tarr scored on a kill to even the score at 11s. With the score tied 12-12, Brazil scored twice on a kill from Giba and ace by Leandro. Lotman scored on a block before Brazil used a 5-1 run to take a 19-14 lead. Knipe called another timeout and Hoff came out of the break to score on a kill. But it would be the last point the U.S. scored from its side as its final four points came on Brazil errors. Brazil reached set point first at 24-18. Team USA scored on a Brazilian service error before Brazil won the set on a kill.
Brazil held an 8-6 advantage at the first TTO of the second set, with the United States scoring on kills from Lotman and Anderson and a block by Holmes. Later, with Brazil leading 13-10, Team USA tied the score on Holmes' and two Brazil errors. The teams battled back and forth with Brazil reaching the second TTO with the lead at 16-15. Brazil held a two-point lead at 20-18, but the U.S. Men tied the score on kills from Tarr and Holmes. The United States reached set point first at 24-23 on Brazil's service error, but Brazil tied the score with a kill. Team USA took set point three more times but could not convert. Brazil scored two straight points on kills to reach its first set point at 28-27. A Lotman kill tied the score, but Brazil took set point again at 29-28. This time a Homes kill held off the South Americans. Finally, Leandro scored on two straight kills to give Brazil the 31-29 set victory.
Brazil jumped out to an 8-5 lead at the first TTO of the third set as the United States got two points each on kills from Salmon and Lotman. The U.S. Men kept Brazil close as it trailed by just one point at 11-12. However a kill by Leandro sparked 8-1 run for Brazil, with the one point coming on Brazil's error, and Team USA found itself down 12-20. Holmes stopped the bleeding with a kill, but Brazil scored two more straight points. Lotman scored on a kill to make the score 14-22, but Brazil controlled the rest of the match, giving up just one more point on an error. A kill and a block gave Brazil its last two points for the match victory.
View a photo gallery from the match on the web site of the Brazilian Volleyball Confederation.
U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team
Tour of Brazil
U.S. Roster
No. Name (Position, Height, Hometown, College)
1 Matt Anderson (OH, 6-10, West Seneca, N.Y., Penn State)
4 Brian Thornton (S, 6-3, San Clemente, Calif., UC Irvine)
5 Rich Lambourne (L, 6-3, Tustin, Calif., BYU)
6 Paul Lotman (OH, 6-7, Lakewood, Calif., Long Beach State)
7 David Smith (MB, 6-7, Saugus, Calif., UC Irvine)
8 Andy Hein (MB, 611, Carol Stream, Ill., Pepperdine)
9 Jonathan Winder (S, 6-8, Irvine, Calif., Pepperdine)
10 Riley Salmon (OH, 6-6, League City, Texas, Pierce College)
11 Robert Tarr (Opp, 6-6, Cape Canaveral, Fla., Long Beach State)
12 C Tom Hoff (MB, 6-8, Park Ridge, Ill., Long Beach State)
15 Russell Holmes (MB, 6-8, Fountain Valley, Calif., BYU)
16 Jayson Jablonsky (OH, 6-5, Yorba Linda, Calif., UC Irvine)
18 Scott Touzinsky (OH, 6-6, St. Louis, Mo., Long Beach State)
19 Alfee Reft (L, 5-10, Oxnard, Calif., Hawai'i)
Head Coach: Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.)
Assistant Coach: Gary Sato (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Technical Coordinator: Chris Jackson (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Medical Support: Aaron Brock (Storm Lake, Iowa)
Competition Schedule and Results
Sept. 22: Brazil def. USA, 23-25, 25-18, 25-20, 25-21
Sept. 23: Brazil def. USA, 25-19, 31-29, 25-15
Sept. 25 in Uberlandia, 7 p.m. local, 3 p.m. PT
Sept. 26 in Uberlandia, 5:30 p.m. local, 1:30 p.m. PT
Sept. 27 in Uberlandia, 10 a.m. local, 6 a.m. PT


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In short: Tough extreme cross country race with lots of waterIn full: Plenty of hills, plenty of mud, gallons of water. Great atmosphere and a challenging cross country run. One to do again and again... but only if you are slightly mad!!! Date of review: December 8, 2012
In short: Mud,mud and more mud!In full: Lovely race through the beautiful Swinley Forest. Hard going in places especially the water! Great atmosphere.Date of review: November 3, 2012
In short: Muddy muddy trail raceIn full: Glorious sunshine, wonderful countryside to run through but boy was it muddy underfoot. Lovely atmosphere and a race to add to your diary. Will do again.Date of review: October 15, 2012
In short: Brutal, challenging,tough race!In full: This is not for the faint hearted. What a tough race, up, up and up and even coming down we had to go up at times. Lovely friendly atmosphere but definitely not a walk in the park. Really nice t-shirt and medal.Date of review: March 18, 2012
In short: Lovely hilly race, no trail just pure cross countryDate of review: February 26, 2012
In short: TOUGH!In full: Tough but if an old girl like me can do it you can too! Very hard cross country course not a trail run. With the wet weather, the course was treacherous; last year was easy in comparison. (but last year I said it was the hardest thing I had ever done!). Thank you to the lady marshall at mile 8/9 (?) who was very encouraging to everyone - just what you need. I will be back..... I think....!Date of review: August 3, 2009
In short: Hellishly hot hard raceIn full: I knew it would be tough when lining up with the other 200 odd runners with the sun beating down on our necks at 10 am that we would be in for a blistering run. WE WERE!! Those hills, the oh so long tracks but then the coolness of the wood but not for long, out we came into the blistering heat of the Downs and more hills and that last hill which just went on for ever! I think at that point I was hallucinating... could I see pools of water.... no. Brilliant race though thanks to the organisers, the marshalls; especialLy the chap at mile 6 who made me laugh and for putting out an extra two water stations because of the heat. It was needed. Lovely touch having a BBQ instead of sticky cakes but guys you need a vegetarian option!! Will I do it again.... oh yes, yes, YES! Date of review: June 28, 2009
In short: Awesome! The best race in the racing calenderIn full: Cannot add anything - read the other reviews. The best race in the racing calender will do it again once the memory of the aches have disappeared!Date of review: April 19, 2009
In short: Wonderful race - weather, scenery and runnersIn full: Fantastic setting in wonderful Dorset countryside. Sneaky hills sorted out the men from the boys, very warm in the sunshine. Not enough mud this time but will be back again.Date of review: March 15, 2009
In short: Hills, heat, humidity - it had it all!In full: I expected a tough trail race and I certainly got it with this race. Never seemed to get into my stride - where were the flat bits!! Very well organised - the best race so far on this front. The humidity and the heat cost me my time but I'll hopefully beat the 2hrs+ next year.Date of review: August 3, 2008
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The agency issued a statement over the weekend indicating that the soon-to-be mandatory inspections were prompted by a report from the U.K.'s Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB), in which the branch suspected that the ELT was the cause of the fire onboard a parked Ethiopian Airlines 787 at Heathrow International Airport recently.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Major U.S. stock averages rebounded Thursday after the S&P 500's worst slump in five weeks the day before. Investors cheered better-than-expected economic growth and grew confident President Obama and Republicans would soon work out a deal to avert the "fiscal cliff."
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 60 points, or 0.45%, to 13,312. The blue-chip index began the session up 8.4% this year.
The S&P 500 tacked on 8 points, or 0.55%, at 1,444.
Breadth was slightly positive, with gainers outpacing laggards 25 to five.
Bank of America (BAC) , Disney(DIS) , UnitedHealth(UNH) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM) were among the winners in the Dow.
Merck(MRK) , Caterpillar(CAT) and Intel(INTC) shares retreated.
The Nasdaq rose 6 points, or 0.20%, to 3,050.
The broader market sectors were trading higher, with conglomerates, financials, consumer cyclicals, energy and capital goods leading the way.
Advancers edged decliners by a ratio of just 2.1-to-1 on the New York Stock Exchange and 1.6-to-1 on the Nasdaq. Volumes totaled 3.63 billion shares on the Big Board and 1.68 billion shares on the Nasdaq.
"While negotiations on the fiscal cliff have stalled over the last couple of days, the likelihood of going past year-end without any resolution has not increased," Goldman Sachs economists said in a report. "This is due, in part, to progress made to date in negotiations between President Obama and Speaker Boehner. However, it is also because it has become increasingly possible that if those negotiations fail, a fallback plan could be passed to avert at least some of the fiscal restraint scheduled for 2013, with remaining issues potentially revisited in early 2013."
At Boehner's weekly press conference Thursday, he said the House would vote on his "Plan B" later in the day. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid had said in an earlier appearance that the Senate would flatly reject the deal. Boehner told reporters he was not convinced it would die in the upper chamber of Congress. Boehner said the real issue is about spending, and that the president and Democrats haven't accomplished their part on proposed cuts.
In the economy, the Labor Department reported Thursday that initial jobless claims for the week ended Dec. 15 rose 17,000 to 361,000 from the previous week's upwardly revised figure of 344,000. Economists, on average, expected initial claims to rise to 357,000.
The four-week moving average was 367,750, a decrease of 13,750 from the previous week's unrevised average of 381,500.
Yelena Shulyatyeva, the U.S. economist at BNP Paribas, said 361,000 claims are more consistent with the underlying trend. Job-market conditions have changed little fundamentally in recent months, she said.
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JOHNSTOWN – After falling behind by 15 points late in the second half against Hudson Valley Community College, the Fulton-Montgomery Community College men's basketball team staged a late-game rally.
With 40-seconds left in regulation, Khaleeq Baum put back an offensive rebound to trim the Vikings' 15-point lead to one, 68-67.
However, the rally stalled as Elijah Newsome and Ericco Feaster hit free throws in the closing seconds to help HVCC (7-7 overall, 3-4 conference) escape with a 71-69 Mountain Valley Conference victory Saturday at FMCC.
"Every team we have played is very beatable," FMCC coach Ed Collar said. "We just can't get over the hump. If things would bounce a little different we could easily be 10-4 instead of 4-10."
The teams exchanged baskets through the opening 10 minutes of the first half with the Raiders (4-10 overall, 1-6 conference) holding a 17-16 edge before the Vikings went on a short 6-0 burst to take a 22-17 lead.
The Raiders came back to take the lead 32-31 on Kadeem Stanislas' basket with 1:46 left in the opening half.
The Vikings answered with Nate Monson delivering five points in the final 30 seconds to give HVCC a 36-32 edge heading into the locker room at the break.
HVCC used a pair of short bursts to outscore the Raiders 12-5 early in the second half to build a 48-37 advantage.
The Vikings extended the lead to 15, 60-45, with seven minutes left to play.
The Raiders picked up their intensity and took control in the closing minutes to quickly chop HVCC's lead to a single point.
FMCC could not capitalize on a pair of opportunities in the final 30-seconds and finished on the short end of the 71-69 final score.
"We talked all game about our press," Collar said. "Sometimes we can get five quick guys on the court but we don't deny hard enough during the game and our traps don't close fast enough. I told them at halftime that we need to press the whole game like we are down seven with two minutes to go. We didn't do it. Then when we were down seven with two minutes to go we did but it was too late."
Newsome and Watervliet High School graduate Devonte Gleason finished with 13 points apiece, while Monson and Feaster both had 10 for the Vikings.
Dondre Simmons led FMCC with 19 points and 11 rebounds, while Stanislas had 16 points and 12 rebounds. Kenny Barr added 11 points and Baum grabbed 14 rebounds to go with eight points.
"Every team in this region is tough and if you are a little bit off what you are doing for a short stretch of time you are not going to win the game," Collar said. "The last several games, we have had some stretches where we were a little bit off and it was the difference in the games. We haven't had the mental focus for a full 40 minutes."
Hudson Valley Community College 71, Fulton-Montgomery Community College 69
Gleason 5-2-13, Ohanian 0-1-1, Reyes 1-4-6, Feaster 4-2-10, Kaurejo 2-0-4, Newsome 2-9-13, Monson 4-0-10, Melville 1-0-2, Pitcher 1-1-3, Gorman 1-0-3, Suski 2-2-6. Totals: 23-21-71.
Barr 4-3-11, Mercedes 0-2-2, Simmons 9-1-19, Rivera 1-0-2, Stanislas 5-6-16, T. Davis 3-3-9, Baum 3-2-8, Giddings 0-2-2. Totals: 25-19-69.
3-point goals: HVCC 4 (Nate Monson 2, Devonte Gleason, Codi Gorman); FMCC – none.
Halftime: 36-32 HVCC.


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Pete,I really didnt taste any onion in the sauce, but will taste it again later. I have no idea if the Lincoln Highway Papa Dinos is following the original recipe of Groffs for the sauce.Peter mentioned about the Swiss cheese on the Macks thread. I decided not to try it, but might revisit that post again.Good to hear you have some older Papa Dinos pizza pictures locked up. Hope to see them sometime. I also thought the ring first with the sauce and then laterally back and forth sauce application produced about the same results as a Macks pizza. Interesting to say the least.Norma
The place I recall was on Lincoln Highway East where it first started just on the beginning of the east side of Lancaster, still in the city. Ambiance was on the ratty side, and pie was pretty good at times, not so good at other times.
LOL Mark!!! Remember those little red and white signs plastered all over the store?... "
Pete,I just checked the tomato sauce over carefully and there are no onions in the sauce that I can see or taste. The white particles you saw in the picture were tomato seeds. I never really remembered what Papa Dinos sauce tasted like from years ago. They still have those white signs plastered all over the store. The line is still there also where many people used to wait to place their orders, even at the Lincoln Highway location. Norma
I don't know, Norma. That sauce might be missing some of the greenery as well. Maybe the Groffs held back a little bit on these guys but hey... LOL I suppose I'll just have to get down there one of these days and check for myself.
Pete,I dont know if the Groffs held back at all on the recipe. Maybe the new owners just went with what was available to them, since they arent as large now. You know I mentioned that my distributor told me that he heard Papa Dinos used a special blend of cheeses when Papa Dinos was a lot larger. I really wonder now if Papa Dinos is using the special blend, or trying to blend any other cheeses. I really dont know, but I brought home a piece of the AMPI mild white cheddar home from market yesterday and grated it. My youngest daughter was at my home and we both tasted the AMPI mild white cheddar and the Papa Dinos cheese and both of them tasted exactly alike to us. I dont think AMPI sells the mild white cheddar in blocks, but could be wrong. Maybe my distributor just doesnt carry the big blocks. Cheddar cheese is so hard to just taste and know if it is the same brand. I wish I knew what brand of cheddar that big block was.My youngest daughter also liked Papa Dinos from years ago and she thought the pizza tasted about the same as it did before. I gave her a slice last evening. Maybe though she really cant remember either. She had lived in Brooklyn, NY for about 15 years and ate many different NY style pizzas from NY. Trying to remember what something tasted like years ago can be somewhat challenging. As for the sauce, you would have to taste Papa Dinos pizzas now to see if you think the sauce is different. I really cant remember what their sauce tasted like years ago. How long would it take for you to get to Papa Dinos? I dont think it would take you that long, but could be wrong. Maybe later this coming week, if I find time, I will go back and check out the ham boats and look around some more. I can take a closer picture of the sauce if you want me to. I am going to freeze it later tonight though. Norma
I used the Papa Dinos frozen dough ball yesterday to make a pizza. I had frozen the dough ball for a 12 pizza the next day after I purchased it. I took the frozen dough ball to market on Monday, and just had it in a plastic bag, and then placed it in the deli case . Until yesterday morning it didnt look like the dough ball had fermented any. I removed the dough ball from the deli case and left it at room temperature (which was hot) for about 3 hrs. It still didnt look like it fermented much, but the dough ball did soften up. I probably should have used the dough ball sooner to make pizza, but wanted to get an idea of about how much yeast was used in a Papa Dinos dough ball, if I could in watching how it fermented. I know freezing the Papa Dinos dough ball didnt help the yeast and probably killed some of it. I still have no idea of how much yeast Papa Dinos uses in their dough formulation, but would guess it isnt a lot. I tried to press out the dough like the pieman did at Papa Dinos and also apply the cheese and sauce like I saw him do it. For some reason the pizza wanted to stick to the peel a little and didnt want to launch exactly right. I think it might have stuck because the dough ball then felt moister. I think the pizza did bake faster than Papa Dinos and then the resulting crumb was moister, even though the rim was fairly flat. Steve and I thought that the dough could have used more salt. My friend, and a customer of mine, was at Roots last evening and remembers Papa Dinos pizzas. He said the pizza did taste like a Papa Dinos pizza, after I gave him a slice. He also hasnt eaten a Papa Dinos pizza for awhile. I think the next time I attempt a Macks pizza the sauce is going to be a lot thinner, something like Papa Dinos. At least Papa Dinos sauce did help with how I might prepare the Macks pizza sauce thinner the next time. I think I learned something new from Papa Dinos sauce.I sure don know how the Groffs decided on what kind of pizza to make, but think the Papa Dinos pizza must have some kind Trenton roots, in how the sauce and cheese are applied. Norma
Yeah Norma, that and the cheddar cheese which seems to be a common similarity with the Trenton tomato pies as well. Any sauce applied over the top of the cheese will reduce when baked so using a thinner sauce makes sense there and also for ease of application purposes.Papa Dino's pies were always heavily floured on the bottom hence the "grime" I spoke of in the Boardwalk thread. That would prevent it from sticking to the peel when slid into the oven.The dough does look a bit over-fermented but with Papa Dino's, sometimes the level of fermentation of the dough varied quite a bit anyway so no big deal there. LOL Their dough was never that salty, either, maybe to help with rise time and I do add way more to my standard dough mix here at home. What the Groff's may have done, however, is add some powdered salt to the flour they used during prep and on their peels to give the finished crust a saltier flavor.It only takes us about 25 minutes to get to Roots. I'll probably get down to see you before I get to Papa Dino's again. LOL
Pete,I really didnt think a lot about the sauce having to be thinner until I saw how thin the sauce was that I purchased at Papa Dinos. I see using a thinner sauce now makes sense.I didnt see the pieman at Papa Dinos heavily flouring the dough ball before he opened it, unless I missed something when taking the video. I think the dough ball I used was overly fermented from me watching it for so long in the heat. I was just curious of how it would rise and that is why I left it sit out so long. Like I posted on the boardwalk thread I never really watched how Papa Dinos made their pizzas. I wasnt as interested in knowing how pizzas were made back then. I cant even recall how salty Papa Dinos pizzas were before in the crust. I still have the one frozen dough ball, half sauce and half cheese. If you want me to wait and use them to attempt another Papa Dinos pizza until you come to market, I can. I know Annville isnt that far from Roots. Let me know if you want me to wait to make the attempt again.Steve tasted Papa Dinos cheese and the AMPI mild white cheddar and said the AMPI mild white cheddar had a stronger cheddar taste to him. Papa Dinos is only about 20 minutes from Roots, so you might get there before me. If you get to Papa Dinos before me, let me know what you think of their pizzas and if you notice anything different. Norma
My lovely wife Ann and I are shooting for this Tuesday for a visit to Root's since we haven't been down there this season as of yet. We've both eaten plenty of Papa Dino's over the years so there's no need to save any of your materials for us, Norma, but thanks!!! If you just happen to have it ready when we get there, I'll eat a little and give you my opinion. I think I'd rather try your standard market pizza, anyway. LOL Maybe afterward we'll skip on over to Papa Dino's since we'll already be halfway there. I still haven't heard anything from my sister regarding a possible new location so maybe I'll give her a call here shortly.