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The Columbus Dispatch - March 22, 2014 10:27 PM
Gregg Berhalter tried to warn us all, he said.
Heading into tonight's home opener, the Crew coach and sporting director heard the opinions and preemptive awards being tossed around concerning his team. A 3-0 win that looked every bit as dominating on first glance against D.C. United had enthusiasm about the Crew as high as it has been in years at Crew Stadium.
But now, after tonight's 2-1 win against a Philadelphia team that is a much more formidable challenge than the Union, Berhalter had his chance for an "I told you so" moment.
"I've been telling you guys we still had a lot of work to do and you didn't believe me after the D.C. game because we played so well," he said, "but now you can see we still have a lot of work to do."
The good news for the Crew, however, is that the result was the same: three points from a game that presented much more adversity.
"They played great in the second half," he said of the Union. "When I look at some of the numbers in terms of the duels won, the pressure they put on us, I think it was very good. A lot of crosses in the box. They made it difficult for us. Aside from the first 10 minutes of the second half, after that it was all Philly."
For that matter, the first half had its problems, too – some of which were masked by Bernardo Anor's brace.
"I think in the first half, for all the good we did and the possession that we had and everything, I still think we were off a little bit in our positions," Berhalter said. "We addressed that at halftime in terms of where we want the guys to be and the slight adjustments, a couple meters here and there that could have made a difference."
I asked captain and defender Michael Parkhurst what he saw on the lone Union goal.
"I think they got the cross in and the clearance wasn't the best," he said. "From there we were in disarray a little bit and they snuck in behind us. It's something that was avoidable but thjose things happen and we're lucky that was the only goal they gave up because they had a couple of other chances."
Much of the Crew's offensive forays were along the right side of the Philadelphia defense with right back Josh Williams leading the charge. By contrast, left back Waylon Francis looked a forgotten man at times.
Berhalter said he would have liked to see more reversal of the ball.
"We want to switch sides," he said. "We want to attack their fullbacks with numbers. I think at times we could have switched the field a little better. Sometimes when we were attacking Fabinho it was coming off a switch. It wasn't our best game, but it will go a long way in terms of building this team and then having to grind out a result like this. It's not easy doing that. When you look at some of these possession numbers and duels won … that's overwhelming. We still hung in there and we got a win."
Anor got the Crew on the board thanks to a well-prepared scouting report that helped the Crew pick apart the Union on a corner kick, leaving him wide open for a snap header in the 24th minute. His 35-yard blast in first-half stoppage time, however, was not exactly in the game plan.
"That's something that you don't practice very often, but I was fortunate to score," he said with a grin. "All I can say is I'm happy for that."
The goal was set up by Wil Trapp, who intercepted a Philadelphia turnover to set up Anor.
"Our philosophy is try and win the ball back as soon as possible," he said. "I just stepped into a passing lane and one-touched it to Bernardo and he had a beautiful strike. I was lucky to get the assist on it, but he did most of the work on that one. We were unbalancing them with a little transition there and that's how we got our goals in the D.C. game as well as today."
Arrieta said Anor's night shows what this offense can become.
"I'm very happy the way everyone is playing, especially Anor," he said through an interpreter. " The two goals that he scored today, the goals are coming. We're all coming together and scoring goals, which is the most important thing."
Berhalter faced his first controversial lineup decision since the start of the season as he prepared for the Union. After leading the team in goals last season, midfielder/forward Dominic Oduro was available after sitting out the opener due to a one-game suspension.
But after the 3-0 win, Berhalter opted to stick with the same lineup.
"Dom has a lot of abilities, a lot of talent," he said. "Obviously he can change a game in a moment. I felt like Jairo has been doing well. During preseason he's been in good goal-scoring form and we wanted to continue with him. The other option could have been Hector (Jimenez) or Bernardo (Anor) but they've been playing very good as well.
"It's a problem that you're faced with but in trying to get everyone to buy into what a team is about, time will come and you can still help the team in however many minutes you play. We had to make that decision. I'm comfortable with it."
Oduro replaced Arrieta in the 66th minute and recorded one shot as the Crew wound up defending for much of the final 30 minutes.
With investor-operator Anthony Precourt in attendance, the Crew officially kicked off its " new era" with some tongue-in-cheek humor. The Crew Stadium scoreboard, which had its video board replaced after its speaker cabinets famously caught fire last season, was configured to look just as it did last season.
Then, on the screen, fake flames began to lick the display, burning away the old design to unveil the full capabilities of the larger, much-improved scoreboard. It was witnessed by a nearly packed Nordecke, which was lauded by Trapp after the game.
"The fans tonight, they were awesome," he said. "Us winning games for them, it's only going to get better. We battled for them and I think they respond to seeing us working hard and grinding out a tough game."
It marked the first home game for Parkhurst in a Crew uniform after being acquired during the offseason.
"It was great," he said. "It was loud out there and it was cold, so thank you to all the fans who braved the weather because it was difficult out there."
Added Arrieta, "I felt great coming in at home. The support was great, our fans were great. Thank God that they're here to help us and support us in the good and bad."


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4.1 Students who have earned 90 units or more at the end of Fall 2009, and who request to change a major, add a major or minor, or change a minor, must have their application for such changes reviewed by the Associate Dean of the college of the new requested major and/or minor program. Decisions for changes of program that will extend the units required for graduation will be based upon the program requirements remaining in the student's current major and/or minor program.
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4.2 If a student has more than 120 earned units and applies to change or add a major and/or minor, the following guidelines apply:
4.2.1 A student with 165 earned units or more will not be allowed to make any changes unless the proposed change reduces the units required to graduate, in comparison with the approved graduation plan. If one major is complete the student will be graduated at the earliest possible date. If the student is unable to graduate in the currently declared (i.e., original) major (e.g. due to inability to complete/pass a requirement) a new major may be considered.
4.2.2 A student with 150 to 164 earned units will be allowed to change an approved program only if the change will not require any additional units to graduate.
126.96.36.199 A student with a double major who has completed one of the declared majors may be graduated at the earliest possible date, with no guarantee of completion of the second major. A decision to graduate the student without the second major will generally be made in cases where the second major was declared after Spring 2009, and/or is not part of an SJSU Catalog blended or interdisciplinary major, and/or the student has not made adequate efforts to complete both majors in a timely and efficient manner.
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4.2.3 A student with 120 to 149 earned units may be allowed to make program changes for compelling reasons if the change does not add more than 15 units to what is required under the approved graduation application. (Normally, proposed changes, for compelling reasons, that can be completed within 15 units will be allowed.) Students with double majors, and students unable to graduate in the currently declared major, will be managed as described in 188.8.131.52 and 126.96.36.199.
4.3 Impacted Majors: A student wishing to apply to an impacted major must check with the advisors in that major to learn what impaction criteria are to be met; this may include a time frame and/or deadline for application. Students must meet the department's eligibility criteria and follow the department's admission procedures. Students who apply to an impacted major but are not admitted should find an alternative major in the semester subsequent to being denied admission. Students who apply a second time to an impacted major will face the enrollment restrictions on high unit seniors if their second application is unsuccessful.
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JetBlue Airways on Thursday Dec. 12 announced the launch of the first carrier-based Ka-band satellite in-flight connectivity network with its Fly-Fi service.
The first JetBlue Airbus A320 equipped with Fly-Fi. Photo, courtesy of JetBlue.
The New York-based airline is rolling the new service out on three Airbus A320s initially, with plans to expand Fly-Fi across its entire commercial fleet by 2015. During the initial "Beta period," passengers can use a free, basic web browsing service called "Simply Surf" onboard Fly-Fi equipped aircraft through June 2014, JetBlue said. A more advanced live video streaming high-bandwidth service, Fly-Fi Plus, is also offered for $9 per hour during this period.
Fly-Fi's Ka connectivity system is comprised of nine major electronic components, including the AAU, PSU, AMU and CRU, according to Roxanna Carter, manager of Live TV programs at JetBlue. The connectivity (Ka band) and TV antennas (Ku band) are installed under a single composite radome unit at the crown of the aircraft, while other Ka connectivity components are installed in the aircraft electronics bay and throughout the cabin.
Carter said installations are performed via multiple nose-to-tail modification lines with each aircraft taking "less than 1 week to complete."
The airline also performed extensive testing during the installation process to ensure there would be no interference between Wi-Fi signals emitted from passenger devices and the aircraft's critical takeoff and landing systems, especially with JetBlue planning to allow gate-to-gate use of the network beginning in January.
"Extensive testing to ensure no interference with [the] aircraft's critical avionics was conducted as part of the rigorous process of obtaining a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) awarded by the FAA. Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI) testing was performed both on the ground and in the air," said Carter.
Throughout 2014, the airline plans on adding the service to 15 aircraft per month, beginning with its A320 and A321 fleet.


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BROCTON – Superin-tendent John Hertlein brought about $64,275 worth of change orders concerning the Excel Project to the Board of Education for approval.
Hertlein explained some of the items were omissions in the original plans such as ice guards for the roof while other items were unforeseen, such as the erosion under the building. He brought in a piece of slag (material from producing steel) that was used in the understructure of the building. The material is very hard so is very difficult to drill into.
Hertlein took the time to go over the items and the reason for each. He also thanked members of the board who have explained construction related items to him. "This is my first construction project," he said. "and I appreciate the advice."
Before the vote, board member David Hazelton singled out the temporary heater that was bought for the swimming pool area so that the workers could work in the area. Hazelton said that even though it is a temporary heater, it should remain after the project is over for use or resale.
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Hertlein also reported to the board that Undersheriff Charles Holder had done a safety audit of the school and made some recommendations. He wrote a letter to thank Holder.
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County Planing and Zoning Administrator Randy Jacobson presented the updated ordinances to the board at a public hearing during the board's regularly scheduled meeting. There were no members of the public at the meeting, and changes to zoning ordinances were minor or additions copied directly from state and federal regulations.
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The only shareholders you'd think would be more excited are those of independent energy company Berry Petroleum (BRY) . That because on Thursday LINE offered to buy BRY for $2.42 billion in stock to increase its proven reserves by 34%. Shares of BRY surged 19% on the news and were up another 2% on very heavy volume Friday, closing at $46.95.
LINE moved up 2.8% on Thursday and another 2.14% on Friday, ending the week at $38.49. LNCO surged over 5% on Thursday's announcement and moved another 0.69% higher on Friday, closing at $39.27, not far away from its 52-week high of $40.40.
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March through December, DC Water will conduct its annual flushing program to clean the District's water distribution pipes. During this period, DC Water will open and flush fire hydrants throughout the city. Flushing removes build up in old pipes and enhances water quality. Routine maintenance is also performed on the valves and hydrants.
Crews typically perform flushing Sunday through Thursday between 10:00 p.m. and 6:30 a.m., when water usage is typically low. Customers will be notified when DC Water flushes hydrants in their area. The water supply will not be shut off during hydrant flushing and customers can continue normal water usage, including drinking, bathing and laundry (unless water is discolored). You may notice slight water discoloration or low water pressure when hydrants are flushed in your area.Please click here for a map showing the areas that are completed, scheduled, and in progress.
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Case Studies: Leveraging Digital in an Omni-Channel World
August 15, 2012
Breana Roides, associate product director, Vistakon, Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc., and Ben Kennedy, group director, mobile, Integer, discussed how Vistakon created a digital marketing campaign, utilizing a shopper marketing framework, which increased its category awareness.
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We are providing only the address at this time, there has been an error in the MAPQUEST link application. While we work on a resolution, we are providing the street address information and provided notes to playing fields. In addition, we are providing a DIRECT link to MapQuest - from which you can generate driving directions. Shortly we will restore the Mapping function.
Below you will find the address to Playing Field Victory Turf for WATNOTES: Between Common Street and Waverly Avenue. Observe all Turf Field rules regarding liquids and other items as listed at field.
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This week's BCS, in case you haven't seen it yet. http://espn.go.com/college-football/bcs
There are four undefeated teams looking for the title game: Alabama, Kansas State, Notre Dame, and Oregon.
If all of them win out, Alabama will go in as the #1 seed, and KSU probably takes the #2. ND and Oregon would both tarnish their biggest win (USC), especially after USC's loss to Arizona last weekend. We'll see how it goes with Oregon playing USC this weekend.
If Alabama loses to LSU this weekend, however, things may get interesting. Would a 1-loss SEC team still be able to make it in ahead of an undefeated KSU and Notre Dame? Can you imagine the screaming that would be had by the national press if 1-loss Alabama (or LSU, or Florida, or Georgia) would jump ND?
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University or Organization: Aristotle University Department: English Rank of Job: Lecturer Specialty Areas: Translation, Interpretation and Cultural Studies Required Language(s): English (Code = ENG); Greek (Code = GRK) Description: A new position in the rank of lecturer/Lektoras is open in the Dept. of Translation and Cultural Studies. Name of position: TRANSLATION-INTERPRETATION AND CULTURAL STUDIES JOB DESCRIPTION This is a tenure track jobs in a big School of English, consisting of four Departments, (two in Literature, one in Linguistics and one in Translation and Cultural Studies). The job is equally divided between teaching (usually 6-8 hrs per week, but mostly to big classes) and research, but faculty also engage in some administration. Our students (over 1,500) have a high competence in English and all teaching is carried out in English. Applicants are also expected to contribute to our postgraduate program, both in the MA teaching section but also in the supervision of Ph.D candidates. Salaries are fixed and not negotiable. Appointments are centrally managed by the Ministry of Education and Religion. More information on the Department and faculty: http://www.enl.auth.gr Chairman: Prof. Savas Patsalidis, Tel.: +30-2310-997461 Academic Institution: SCHOOL OF ENGLISH ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY, Thessaloniki, 54 124, Greece. Secretary: Ms. Chr. Kakani, Tel.: +30-2310-995179, Fax: +30-2310-997432 PREREQUISITE for both positions: Only Ph.D. holders can apply. Also some experience in the field is a prerequisite. ADDITIONALLY, applicants must be European citizens and hold a Certificate of Competence in the Greek Language on the day of their selection (or at the latest before their appointment). Information regarding this certificate can be obtained from the Center for the Greek Language, http://www.greeklanguage.gr, (exams are also administered abroad) The e-mail address is to be found there and they will put all relevant information in the post for you. All citizens of EU are eligible provided they are certified in respect of their competence of the Greek language. DEADLINE for submission of completed application portfolios (with their research, etc.) for both positions: 5 APRIL 2004. PLEASE, DO NOT CONTACT E. KITIS BY EMAIL or otherwise. Address for Applications: Attn: Ms Xrysavgi Kakani Administration Building, Secretary of School of English Aristotle University Thessaloniki, 54 124 Greece Applications are due by 05-Apr-2004 Contact Information: Prof. Savas Patsalidis Tel: +30-2310-997461 Fax: +30-2310-997432 Website: http://www.enl.auth.grMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue


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Brut is my husbands favorite and has been for the last 40 yrs.. So when I saw the 25oz bottle of Brut at FragranceNet I bought it for him. It is a really large bottle and will take him years to use it all, but it smells so good.
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brut is my all time favorite cologne. I use it myself & now I bought one for my son. perfect for any age...love the smell & my wife loves it too. in fact she is the one who recommended this cologne for my 13 yr old. to start with. long way to go..
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Evert since high school years Brut cologne has been #1 for me after each showers, it is subtle fragrance has no over powering strong odor like other colognes in the market, have been wearing Brut Cologne for 25-30 years, but my lady friend has an allergic reaction to the Brut cologne, more recently stopped using it, but in a sense I miss using Brut on a daily and even after showers. I rate the use of Brut, the best, next to none!
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New Trend in Weddings: S'Mores
Summer wedding planning is in full swing at Sunriver Resort, and we are flooded with fun requests from creative brides. Nonetheless, there are some traditions that carry through season after season. One tradition that we particularly love is the S'mores phenomenon.
A charming addition to any banquet, this classic comfort food goes 'grown up' with gourmet ingredients and luxurious presentation. At Sunriver Resort, we make or source fresh, local ingredients to ensure they are as gorgeous and goey as possible.
Whether you prefer a s'mores-making table at your reception, or order a batch to wrap as favors, S'mores are the perfect treat to enjoy around a cozy bonfire as the night winds down.
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Whisk together 6 cups (32 ounces) King Arthur stabilized brown rice flour; 2 cups (10 3/4 ounces) potato starch; and 1 cup (4 ounces) tapioca flour or tapioca starch. Store airtight at room temperature. Note: You can substitute white rice flour for the brown rice flour if you like; it'll make your baked goods grittier (unless you manage to find a finely ground version).


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Firefighter Costume Set
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Firefighters are favorite role models for make-believe play. Our shiny black uniform has high-visibility yellow accents for a realistic look. All the pieces are easy-on, easy-off so kids can manage them independently.
- Costume Sizes 2–3, 4–6 and 6–8 years.
- Fireman costume is made of durable 100% cotton.
- Includes adjustable bib overalls with knee patches, adjustable hard helmet with buckles, zipper, pockets,authentic gauntlet cuffs and reinforced elbow patches.
- Pair with our Fireman Boots (sold separately).
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Hometown: League City, Texas
Birth Year: 1976
Position: Libero/Outside Hitter
Height: 6-6 (197cm)
Weight: 196 lbs (89kg)
College: Pierce College
Joined Team: May 2001
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION: 2012 – FIVB World League (Silver Medal)… NORCECA Olympic Qualifier (Gold Medal). 2011 – FIVB World Cup... London Volleyball International Invitational (Bronze Medal). 2010 - FIVB World Championship... FIVB World League. 2009 - NORCECA Continental Championship (Silver Medal)... Brazil Tour. 2008 – Olympic Games (Gold Medal)... FIVB World League (Gold Medal)... Four Nations' Tournament (Gold Medal)... NORCECA Continental Olympic Qualifying Championship (Gold Medal). 2007 – FIVB World Cup... NORCECA Continental Championship (Gold Medal)... Americas' Cup (Gold Medal)... FIVB World League (Bronze Medal). 2006 – FIVB World Championships... Pan American Cup (Gold Medal). 2005 – Pacific Northwest Tour vs. Netherlands... USOC International Sports Invitational (Silver Medal)... Argentina Tour... America's Cup (Gold Medal)... FIVB World Championship Qualifying Tournament (Gold Medal)... NORCECA Continental Championships (Gold Medal)... World Grand Champions Cup (Silver Medal). 2004 – NORCECA Olympic Qualifying Tournament (Gold Medal) ... Houston Series... USA Global Challenge (First Place)... Serbia and Montenegro Tour (Second Place)... Olympic Games (Fourth Place). 2003 – Colorado/Nebraska Tour... Canada Tour... Pan American Games (Fourth Place)... NORCECA Zone Championships (Gold Medal)...World Cup (Fourth Place). 2002 – Bulgaria Tour...Greece Tour...Florida Tour... World Championships. 2001 – Japan Tour... World League... World Championship Qualifier... NORCECA Zone Championships... Jeep America's Cup. 2000 – France Tour.
INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS: 2012 – Finished season with five points on five kills in 12 sets (.42 digs per set)… Played in eight World League pool play sets and started one. Finished with two points on two kills…. Played in four sets of the NORCECA Olympic Qualifier and finished with three points on three kills. 2011 – Finished the season with 47 digs in 34 sets played (1.38 digs per set)… Played in16 sets of the FIVB World Cup, both as an outside hitter (in the back row) and as a libero. Finished with 17 digs… Made the move from outside hitter to libero for 2011 and made his debut at the position at the London Volleyball International Invitational, a 2012 Olympic test event… Led the team in receptions with 101 and added 30 digs (1.67 per set). 2010 – Finished the 2010 season with 46 points (2.0 points per set) on 41 kills and five blocks (0.17 blocks per set). He played in 23 sets... Played in four sets and started two at the FIVB World Championship in Italy where the U.S. Men finished sixth. He scored three points... Riley played in 19 sets in the FIVB World League and tallied 41 kills (2.16 per set). He finished the League with a .247 hitting percentage and a total of 45 points (2.37 per set). He also tallied four stuff blocks and 14 digs (0.29 per set). 2009 – During the winter of 2009-10, Riley played for Vivo/Minas in the Brazilian men's league… Riley helped the U.S. Men win the silver medal at the NORCECA Continental Championship in Puerto Rico... Riley joined a group of veterans and younger players for the Tour of Brazil where they played five exhibition matches. 2008 – Helped the U.S. Men win the gold medal at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. He finished 14th among all scorers with 83 points on 771 kills, eight blocks and four aces... Helped the U.S. Men win their first FIVB World League title. Was the team's third-leading scorer, eighth overall, in the final round with 39 points on 36 kills, two blocks and one ace... Riley helped the U.S. Men win the NORCECA Olympic Qualifier in Caguas, Puerto Rico and qualify for the 2008 Olympic Games. Finished the tournament with 39 points on 33 kills, five blocks and one ace. He was credited with 72 receptions. 2007 – Played in 123 sets for the U.S. Men in 2007 and was the team's third-leading scorer with 330 points on 284 kills, 30 blocks and 11 aces. He leads all starters with a hitting percentage of 0.633. Was third on the team in digs with 207 (1.68 digs per set)... Named the MVP of the United States' World Cup match against Bulgaria as he scored 23 points on 20 kills, one block and two aces. Salmon converted 57 percent of his spike attempts to points. Had five digs and 18 "excellent" serve receptions in 30 attempts as Team USA defeated Bulgaria and went on to finish fourth at the World Cup. Was the United States' second-leading receiver and seventh overall at the World Cup with a 61.70 efficiency percentage... Was the United States' fourth-leading scorer and 22nd overall at the NORCECA Continental Championship. Finished the tournament with 37 kills and four blocks. Was the team's leading scorer in its final NORCECA match against Puerto Rico with 16 points on 16 kills... The United States' third leading scorer, and 13th overall, in the World League final round, finishing with 36 points on 31 kills, three blocks and two aces... The United States' third-leading hitter and eighth overall in World League pool play with 93 kills in 184 attempts for a success rate of 50.54 percent. The team's third-leading receiver and sixth overall with 129 "excellents" in 222 attempts. 2006 – Tied Jim Polster for the third greatest number of kills at the World Championships with 82. He was also third in digs with 63... For the season, Riley was fourth on the team in kills with 132, even though he did not play in the World League. He was also fourth in digs with 98... On the roster for the World League, but never got to play due to a shoulder injured due to overuse... Helped the U.S. to a gold medal at the inaugural Pan American Cup in Mexico. 2005 – Led the team in scoring 12 times during the year. Led the United States in total points (381), points per set (3.66) and kills (322) during the year... Finished second on the team in kills per set (3.10), service aces (23) and digs (154)... Capped the 2005 season as a member of the USA squad that captured the silver medal at the FIVB World Grand Champions Cup in November in Japan... Scored a team-high-tying 16 points on 15 kills and one ace as the USA Men stunned the world's best team when it defeated 2004 Olympic gold medalist Brazil in five sets to win the America's Cup tournament in Brazil on Aug. 7... Named "Best Server" of the America's Cup... Helped Team USA win its second-straight NORCECA Continental Championship with a four-set victory over Cuba on Sept. 15... The USA Men qualified for the FIVB World Grand Champions Cup with the gold-medal win... Also captured Most Valuable Player and "Best Spiker" honors and earned a gold medal in August at the FIVB World Championship Qualifying Tournament as the USA Men qualified for the 2006 World Championships. 2004 – Made his first-ever Olympic appearance in Athens, Greece... Team USA qualified for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, by winning the NORCECA Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Caguas, Puerto Rico on Jan. 10... The men posted a perfect record of 6-0 en route to the gold medal, which included a come-from-behind, 3-2 win over Cuba in the championship match... Scored 10 points on nine kills and one service ace in the championship match. 2003 – Member of the team that played in the NORCECA Zone Championships in Mexico as Team USA captured the gold medal and a berth in the 2003 World Cup, the first Olympic qualifier... Emerged as a force on the left side during the World Cup...Finished third on the team in scoring and 24th overall with 103 points on 83 kills, 13 blocks and seven aces. 2002 – Rejoined the team in late July... Played in just 36 of a possible 141 sets during the year... Still had 86 total points, 71 kills, nine blocks, six blocks and 20 digs... Posted a hitting percentage of .318 and averaged 2.39 points per set. 2001 – Finished third on the team in kills (167) and fourth in service aces (12)... Also had 88 digs and 14 blocks... Played professionally for P.A.O.K. in Greece.
COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS: Played two years of varsity volleyball at Pierce College in Los Angeles, Calif., from 1994-96.
PERSONAL: Born Riley Salmon in 1976 in Amarillo, Texas... Parents are Mike and Jennalee Clepper... His wife's name is Millie... He also has one sister: Sari... Riley and Millie have one daughter, Isabel Maria, born in December, 2005 and one son, Lincoln Riley, born in October, 2008... Attended Clear Creek High School in League City, Texas... Tried Little League baseball, tennis and basketball before taking up volleyball... Riley was working as a warehouse supervisor for General Electric in 1999 when a scout called him and asked him to try out for a professional volleyball team in Italy... Riley enjoys sports and reading... Favorite sports team is the Houston Rockets of the NBA... Favorite TV show is "The Simpsons."... Favorite musical group is Limp Bizkit.
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Bruce Harris named Interim CEO
USA Taekwondo, the National Governing Body for taekwondo in the United States of America, and its Transitional Board of Directors have named Bruce Harris as the organization's new Interim CEO.
Harris is a taekwondo practitioner with 40 years of experience in the sport. His taekwondo career began while serving in Seoul, South Korea, with the United States Army. His taekwondo accomplishments include being named the Referee Captain at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, which the first time that taekwondo was an official Olympic Sport. He is the highest rated International Referee certified by the World Taekwondo Federation, the International Federation that governs Olympic taekwondo worldwide.
Harris has previous experience as the Executive Director of Taekwondo and brings a wealth of experience and international ties in taekwondo to the position as Interim CEO of USA Taekwondo.
"I appreciate the excellent efforts of my predecessor, Mr. Eric Parthen, as he shepherded our organization through a very difficult time," Harris said. "It is my intent to work diligently to build on his efforts and to help grow the membership in our taekwondo organization, and to provide an improved framework for the success of our taekwondo athletes in international and Olympic competition."


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Remember When?
It looked like a scene from the movie, "Dr. Zhivago" in this postcard photograph taken in the winter of 1922 following the devastating Gladstone Opera House fire. The opera house burned to the ground on Jan. 23 of that year. This opera house was not the first one in Gladstone. The McWilliams Opera House located on the 800 Block of Delta Ave. on the second floor of the Sam Goldstein's Dry Goods store and a saloon, was built in 1888 and was destroyed by fire on May 3, 1901. Its replacement was a brick building, pictured below, on the corner of 7th and Delta built about a year after the first was destroyed. According to the Gladstone Centennial History Book, the front of the building was occupied by two small stories with the Masonic Lodge above. The auditorium occupied the remainder of the building. Ceilings of the theatre were 25 feet high and the balcony circle seated 168 people. The main floor seated 465.


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I live in Dodge City Ks. Probably one of the very few vegetarians here. We have a meat factory here and practicaly everyone here works there. The funny thing is that they don't know what kind of cruelty goes on in there. I love animals and would do anything to stop the violence. I'm 15 years old and im currently in school. Need to know anything else? Message me!


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One of the best old-guard pizzerias in town — I wouldn't argue if you said it was THE best classic Columbus pizza joint — is Rubino's in Bexley. For nearly 60 years, this defiantly traditional and beyond-quaint family-owned operation has turned a blind eye to every food trend to come down the pike. In fact, I'm tempted to say this vintage-as-vintage-can-be place's faded red-and-white checked window curtains possess a supernatural power to shield the shop from any pesky infiltrations of the modern world. Glacial would aptly describe its approach to change.
That's why, when Rubino's recently announced it was adding a new menu item, I took notice. But I had to re-read the announcement because the strangeness of the option threw me for a loop. Before reading what it is, make sure you're sitting down. OK, here goes: It's a pickle pizza. I know!
Prior to ripping into that oddity, my visit to Rubino's last week was as predictable (in a good way) as the smile on my face. After being seated in the bare-bones single room, my game companion and I received our personal capped plastic pitcher of cold water and took in the "scene." There's no music in that TV-, alcohol- and hipster-free zone — unless you count the sound of families eating, kids playing pinball and the constant ringing of an ancient corded telephone to be some sort of symphony in the key of retro.
After polishing off the mandatory, laughably inexpensive, feeds-two Large Salad ($3, a mammoth old-school assembly of iceberg lettuce, pepperoncini, pepperoni, mozzarella slices and so forth dressed with a perky housemade red-wine vinaigrette), the pizzas arrived. Note I use the plural because we hedged our bet with Rubino's can't-miss large Combo Pizza ($12.25).
Biting into the pickle pizza (it's made with "hamburger" dill slices), I giggled aloud at the flat-out wackiness of its derangement — but I liked the thing. It's a wild tongue-tickler as the pie's lively tomato sauce gangs up with the salty rush of steaming hot pickle juice to create a tartness onslaught. Relief arrives from molten cheese and Rubino's crackly, thin and altogether terrific crust.
If it's a bit out there for your sensitive palate, the killer Combo — with homemade sausage, spicy pepperoni, mushrooms, peppers and onions — is easier to love. My recommendation? Get one of each.


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University of Vermont
Study Abroad Peer Advisor Job Description
Study Abroad Peer Advisors in the Office of International Education (OIE) are study abroad returnees interested in gaining pre-professional experience. Applicants must be eligible for work-study funding through Student Financial Services and be undergraduate students at UVM for the entire academic year. Peer Advisors work approximately 5 hours per week, with some additional evening hours. Training ideally begins in late August for fall semester and early January for spring semester.
The following descriptions are the primary responsibilities of Study Abroad Peer Advisors. There is some flexibility in assigning projects and participation in activities based on interests and skills.
Conduct "Getting Started" Advising Sessions. The purpose for these Advising Sessions is to provide basic information on Study Abroad to UVM students. Peer Advisors are in charge of providing information ranging from procedural to logistics about study abroad. Sessions are conducted in Living and Learning.
Meet Prospective Study Abroad Students. Peer Advisors will have the opportunity to meet and share their experiences with perspective Study Abroad students and their parents at specialized program events such as department-specific information sessions and re-entry gatherings. Advisors will assist with the Annual Study Abroad Fairs, open houses, re-entry gatherings, and other Study Abroad events and promotions. Tasks for these events include preparing informational materials, assisting in advance promotion, and working the event.
Working in the OIE Front Office.
- Peer Advisor Duties in the OIE Front Office: Peer Advisors are responsible for peer advisor projects assigned to them such as maintaining an adequate supply of resource materials, scheduling appointments, organizing information, and checking emails. Peer Advisors may also help with budget sheets. Peer Advisors will also assist in the design and display of posters or other informational materials and distributing them across campus.
- Assist with Advising: Peer advisors will assist students in providing study abroad information and advice primarily through e-mail but also in person, fielding general study abroad and SAAF-related questions.
- Other duties in the OIE Front Office: The Peer Advisor is a back-up for the Work-Study. This means that the Peer Advisor will have to fulfill clerical duties, such as filing, making appointments and answering the phone.
Assist in the Pre-Departure Orientations: Peer Advisors are in charge of recruiting student panelists, coordinating and participating in the panel(s), assisting with student registration, contacting students to remind them of their specific pre-departure time/location, advertising, and preparing materials in advance. Peer Advisors will present to prospective students about issues such as Health and Safety or Cultural Immersion.
Preference will be given to returning students who demonstrate a genuine understanding of the study abroad process, are enthusiastic about helping their peers, familiar with Microsoft office applications, and are proactive and self-motivated individuals. Applicants must be eligible for work-study funding through Student Financial Services and undergraduate students at UVM for the entire academic year. Peer Advisors work 5-6 hour week, including some evening hours. Training ideally begins in late August for Fall semester and early January for Spring semester.
Study Abroad Peer Advisor Application (PDF)
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By George Conger for CEN Organizers of the June Gafcon meeting in Jerusalem report that as of April 25, 267 bishops have registered for the June meeting in Jerusalem. Denounced as a rival gathering to the July Lambeth conference, a detailed agenda has yet to be released. Like Lambeth much of the conference will be devoted to worship and spiritual reflection. However, Gafcon will play host to bishops, clergy and lay leaders, and will also seek to formulate a common approach to the divisions of...read more


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Knowing that tanning is bad for our health may not always stop us from doing it, but luckily, there are safer ways to give yourself a fresh, beachy glow.
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text: LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE CURRICULAR GUIDE Administrative Assistant Associate in Business Degree Curriculum Code: 0114 (Effective Fall 2001 - Summer 2006) The administrative assistant curriculum provides skills in office procedures, word processing, spreadsheets, database management, electronic mail, and formatting documents. The administrative assistant is generally responsible for coordinating office functions and is characterized by varied skills and flexibility. Specific duties may include activities related to communications, personnel, budget, records management, and computers. Sample job titles include office manager, administrative secretary, and administrative assistant. Employment opportunities can be found in almost every company. PREREQUISITES Students should see the "Course Descriptions" section of this catalog or the Course Schedule for course prerequisite information. Basic skills assessment and advising information may be found on page 8 of this catalog. GENERAL EDUCATION General education is an important part of this program and includes a mathematics competency requirement. To fulfill the mathematics competency requirement, students may need to complete specific course work in mathematics. For information on how to fulfill all general education requirements, see page 23. INFORMATION Contact the Business Careers Department, Old Central Building, Room 210, telephone number (517) 483-1522. REQUIREMENTS TOTAL: 45 CREDITS CODE TITLE CREDIT HOURS ACCG 100 Practical Accounting Non-Major 3 CABS 113 Microsoft Word Office/Int Key 4 CABS 118 Adv Microsoft Word for Office 4 CISB 102 Internet Literacy 3 MATH 117 Math for Business 4 OADM 102 Editing Business Documents 2 OADM 195 Human Behavior in Work Place 3 OADM 200 Critical Thinking 3 OADM 215 Records and Info Management I 3 OADM 220 Administrative Office Mgmt 4 OADM 240 Office Internship 3 OADM 275 Cultural Differences in Busn 3 WRIT 114 Business English 3 WRIT 127 Business Writing 3 LIMITED CHOICE REQUIREMENTS TOTAL: 15-16 CREDITS Complete the indicated number of credits from each CHOICE listed below. CHOICE 1: General Education Core Areas 6 Credits (See the "GENERAL EDUCATION" section above) Writing Core Area (See Note 1) 0 Speech Communication Core Area 3 Science/Technology Core Area 3 Global Perspectives and Diversity Core Area (See Note 1) 0 Mathematics Competency (See Note 1) CHOICE 2: Office Administration Related 5-6 Credits LEGL 215 Busn Law I, Basic Principles 3 OADM 110 Machine Transcription 3 OADM 203 Professional Office Procedures 2 CHOICE 3: Computer Related 4 Credits CABS 104 Skillbuilding for Computers 2 CABS 126 Excel 2 CABS 133 Microsoft Access Database 2 CABS 182 Microsoft PowerPoint/Windows 2 CABS 219 Advanced Microsoft Word 2 MINIMUM TOTAL 60 NOTES: 1. Students completing "REQUIREMENTS" have fulfilled the requirements for this Core area. 2. It is recommended that students entering this curriculum have keyboarding and Windows experience. This experience may come from life or work experience, CABS 100 seminars, CABS 101, or CABS 195. SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE Students should see course descriptions to find out when departments plan to offer courses. Students who for any reason are unable to follow the course sequence suggested below (for example, those who are part-time, have transferred in courses from another school, or have prerequisites to fulfill) should contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with adjustments. I II III IV ACCG 100 CABS 118 MATH 117 OADM 220 CABS 113 CISB 102 OADM 200 OADM 275 OADM 195 OADM 102 OADM 240 Lim.Ch.1 OADM 215 WRIT 127 Lim.Ch.1 Lim.Ch.2 WRIT 114 Lim.Ch.2 Lim.Ch.3 Lim.Ch.3


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What causes potentially deadly rhabdomyolysis in endurance athletes?
Squaw Valley, California, hosts the Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run (WS100), a grueling foot race that packs a punch for even the most elite athletes. In 2009, five of the 400 participants were hospitalized with nausea, mental changes, low blood-sodium levels and rhabdomyolysis (extreme muscle damage) including the first signs of kidney failure.
The same year another report documented that four athletes participating in the 95-mile West Highland Way Race in Scotland were overcome with low blood-sodium levels and kidney problems relating to rhabdomyolysis.
In January of 2011, a dozen University of Iowa football players were hospitalized with exercise-induced (or exertional) rhabdomyolysis, after an intense group workout that included 100 squats in addition to other high-intensity, full-body exercises. Recently, rhabdomyolysis cases have even been connected to participation in popular "muscle-confusion" workout programs, such as P90X, CrossFit and the Insanity Workout.


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GG 168 (Desipramine 150 mg)
Pill imprint GG 168 has been identified as Desipramine hydrochloride 150 mg.
Desipramine is used in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome; adhd; vulvodynia; dysautonomia; depression and belongs to the drug class tricyclic antidepressants. FDA has not classified the drug for risk during pregnancy. Desipramine 150 mg is not a controlled substance under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA).
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Undercover drug agents defused a mini meth lab found inside a Porta-Potty on a golf course Tuesday in Purcell, Okla.
Course staffers noticed strange sports drink bottles with chemicals inside the Porta-Potty and called police.
Officers arrived and soon realized someone had been inside making meth using the "shake and bake" method.
Three bottles were found, two of them exploded before detectives arrived.
Agents were able to neutralize the third one without the harmful chemicals erupting.
"If someone would have been in the Porta-Pot when it happened they might have gotten hurt by the flying plastic and the chemicals," Purcell Detective Cpl. Scott Stephens said.