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Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 10:49 PM
Happy New Year Barbz!! This year is definitely Nic's I'm so glad that I can be apart of this journey. This 3rd Era is gonna SLAY! #TeamMinaj
Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 10:55 PM
So, like I spazzed sooo hard over Nic's pictures from last night and today. She is perfect in EVERY way. And oh Lord Jesus her perfect ass bewbz, lmao. She slayed today like she does always. I love her so much.
Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 8:24 PM
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Okay so Nic's outfits tonight on Idol were perfect as always. But who agrees? Like I was so in love, lol. (:
Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 5:01 PM
Nicki Tweets
Nicki got my DYYIING laughing at these tweets talking bout #ColoredPeopleTime or #NickiPeopleTime. Uuuhhhh i choose colored so we can get it this year, lmboooo!
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It was September 2003... Frank had been home visiting from AIT (tech school in Virginia) a few weeks before, and viola! I was pregnant! It doesn't take much for me to get pregnant... putting our toothbrushes next to each other worked for our first two ;). Since we had actually PLANNED on getting pregnant this time, I was very excited! The new digital pregnancy tests had just come out so I went and bought one
With my pregnancies with Kassidy and Kameron I had horrible kidney infections. With Kass I was admitted to the hospital during my second trimester where I slept with an ice blanket on as they tried to get my fever down. At that point I still cried over the thought of an IV... huh Kelly?! LOL With Kameron I spent another few days in the hospital battling another infection. With Kennedy I was determined NOT to get a kidney infection! I drank gallons of water (and almost gave myself water poisoning at one point... who knew?!). I went on prophylactic antibiotics and all was well! I did however have constant, horrible ear infections. I kept telling my OB they HAD to be pregnancy related because I never got ear infections normally. They laughed at me. Seriously. Fine! (For the record, after Kennedy was born, the infections stopped and I never got another one. So there!)
Other than that my pregnancy was GREAT! I had hardly any morning sickness and I felt wonderful. I did the AFP test at the suggestion of my doctor, but I was only 24 and she assured me I had nothing to worry about. The test came back normal. I went to get my 20 week ultrasound on December 19th (my wedding anniversary). Frank was in Iraq at the time, so my mom went with me. We were thrilled to find out I was having a girl!! Kassidy would now have the sister I always wanted when I was growing up! I had instant dreams of matching outfits and tea parties and the girls staying up late at night to talk about boys (you know, when they were 20 or so!). At one point during the ultrasound, the tech stood up and walked out of the room without a word. I remember thinking, "Oh no, something's wrong." But she came back after a few minutes, assured me everything was fine, and we moved on.
In February, Frank returned from Iraq and came to California to get us and move us to Tennessee. (I do NOT recommend driving from CA to TN while you're 7 months pregnant... just FYI.) Once we got here, I got set up with the Military OB. They did another ultrasound just for the heck of it, and once again, everything was fine.
In March, Kameron was diagnosed with Autism (another story for another day) and we worked to get him settled with Early Intervention before Kennedy was born. We continued to find our groove here in TN... found a church, made friends, I got bigger and bigger and bigger... and then finally, on May 15th I started having contractions! Our new daughter was on her way!!!!
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Hope College senior Marcus Vanderheide of Grandville (Calvin Christian HS) has been voted the the Great Lakes District Division III men's basketball player of the year.
All-Region teams are selected nationally by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). The honorees are eligible for consideration for the State Farm Division III All-America team selected by the NABC.
Hope senior Tyler Wolfe of Cedar Spring (Cedar Springs HS) was honored as a second team all-district honoree.
Vanderheide was voted the most valuable player of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA). Wolfe joined him on the All-MIAA first team.
Hope (27-3) captured the championship of the MIAA and have advanced to this weekend's final four championships in Salem, Va.
Vanderheide led the team in scoring (14.9 ppg) and rebounding (6.8 rpg) this season. Vanderheide has been the team's leading scorer in 12 games and had five double-doubles. In the tournament he is averaging better than eight points above his scoring average.
Joining VanderHeide on the all-district first team are James Cooper, College of Wooster; Nate Stahl, Capital; Kevin Buczynski, PennState Behrend and Dustin Rydegeair, OhioWesleyan.
Second team honorees are Brody Jackson, Bethany; Grag Gonzalez, Carnegie Mellon; Tyler Wolfe, Hope; Caleb Veldhouse, Calvin; Drew Yancey, Albion.


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I don't understand NOT putting in Copeland to help score...
God damn man, I blame this on the NBA playoff schedule we beat them down and cannot play for freaking four days it's a joke.
The knicks offense has been a struggle all postseason.. Outside of last game , its been nothing but struggles for this team, winning ugly.. We've been the worst offense outta any team left in the postseason, easily...
Pacers are a good team don't get me wrong but there is no reason why the Knicks shouldn't be pounding this team right now.....I'm so pissed. Hope we go on a 32-2 run again and the refs are a joke in this postseason. They are involved to much
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Andy went upper-surfing from jobs, to that one movie he saw, to that actor who played in a band he used to like...but can't remember the name of.
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Bondi Beach Apt, Great views!
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- Parking available
- Elevator in building
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This property accepts bookings starting within the next 180 Days.
The views are spectacular! Bound to be one of the best value furnished apartments in Bondi.
Capturing the essence of an idyllic beachside lifestyle, this light filled apartment is merely footsteps to the surf, restaurants, cafés and the picturesque Bondi to Bronte coastal walk.
Bathed in light this oversized studio offers a distinct sense of space. It encompasses an open-plan kitchen with full sized fridge, dual hotplates, microwave, sandwich maker and toaster (no oven). The kitchen is fully equipped with cutlery, crockery, pots and pans.
There are mirrored built-in wardrobes. The tidy bathroom features a bath and shower. There is a sofa bed to accommodate two extra people.
It comes with security parking so coveted this close to the beach, complete with access via Notts Avenue and convenient lift access. A vast common rooftop terrace with sweeping ocean views provides a dramatic setting for outdoor entertaining. Vibrant cafes, CBD bus transport and the renowned Iceberg's restaurant and pool are at its doorstep.
All rates inclusive of electricity.
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**Bathroom with bath/shower.
**Security off street parking with internal access.
**Rooftop BBQ area with one of the best views in Sydney.
**All rates inclusive of electricity and phone-line rental
House rulesAll bookings incur a departure cleaning fee of $132
Please note that there is a minimum booking period from 23rd December to 2nd January. We cannot accept bookings with arrival or departure inside these dates.
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Nice apartment , very clean and comfortable. The view is great . The neighborhood is pleasant and quiet, but with many bars and restaurants close from the residence.
The apartment is clean and perfect for 2 people, with 4 people still in order. The kitchen is fully equipped.
Great location, 5 minutes walk from the Central Station.
Key collection takes place at a different location, but worked smoothly and very fast.
The landlord "Peter" is very friendly and helpful.
Das Apartment ist sauber und perfekt für 2 Personen, mit 4 Personen auch noch in Ordnung. Die Küche ist voll ausgestattet.
Super Lage, 5 Minuten zu Fuß von der Central Station entfernt.
Die Schlüsselübergabe findet an einem anderen Ort statt, funktionierte jedoch reibungslos und sehr schnell.
Der Vermieter "Peter" ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit.
Location is great, apartment is definitely overdue a refurb. The apartment is carpeted in all rooms except kitchen and bathroom and there are unsightly marks and dubious stains over much of it, particularly in the sitting room and second bedroom; so bad I took pictures. Plastic furniture on balcony and general air of lack of care everywhere; we found it a depressing place to be, especially compared to the place we stayed in San Fran through that other well known agency (air**b) that does not charge guests nearly as much for the booking. My advice; find your place through them instead and save yourself some money.
We viewed the apartment very highly when we chose it, and we was not disappointed, it was found very clean, and details to comfort was well thought out
Both music disks,TV, Wi Fi, and great views from great balconies. We arrived at
Main office on route to obtain keys, and was friendly greated and speedily assisted
To our waiting taxi to Fantastic Darliing Harbour. A truly great holiday.
Our stay in this apartment was just perfect!
The apartment is very quiet, close to everything functional. The residence is quiet and clean. The bedding is nice.
We came to two adults and 3 children aged 5 to 9 years, and for us it was ideal accommodation with all necessary amenities.
Great views, nice pool although it is a bit dark.
Contact was easy with people who care.
We will recommend this apartment to our friends for sure.
Notre séjour dans cet appartement a été tout simplement parfait!
L'appartement est très calme, près de tout, fonctionnel. La résidence est calme, et propre. La literie est agréable.
Nous sommes venus à deux adultes et 3 enfants de 5 à 9 ans, et pour nous ce logement était idéal avec toutes les commodités nécessaires.
La vue est superbe, la piscine agréable même si elle est un peu sombre.
Le contact a été simple avec les personnes qui s'en occupent.
Nous recommanderons cet appartement à tous nos amis c'est certain.
I realized that I had to go to another place to collect the key after I arrived the accomodation. The owner said that he already gave me the email to inform the imformation.but I have never get the email. I SWEAR!!
AND YOU HAVE TO PAY EXTRA as cleaning fee.
It has been pleasurable to stay in this apartment which allowed us to have a great holidays. The balcony opens on a quite street which is very pleasant for a meal in fresh air. The air conditioning is quite and effective and the glass sliding door sound proof. so city noises hasn't been an issue.
The gym is well equipped and with a sona room. The pool and spa were very cold (sept) and the BBQ out of order.
Make sure you address all your enquiries at Wundu as you are not clients of the building management team. We were supplied with linen for 2 even we had booked for 4 guests.
Overall, good value for money.
Close to transport and many parks, lovely bakery around corner and convenient store with internet.
Very clean & good location. Only problem was setting timer on oven as power had been off. (Push first two buttons and last together)
Would consider staying here again.
Plus: Apartment located in the charming neighborhood Chippendale.Proche Chinatown and bobo Newton.Très quiet neighborhood, you sleep well. The least that is the standardized side of the apartment, we expect more to something more friendly and personal when you do not choose the hotel.
Le plus:Appartement bien situé dans le quartier très agréable de Chippendale.Proche du quartier chinois et le quartier bobo de Newton.Très calme , on y dort bien.
Le moins c' est le côté standardise de l appartement, on s'attend plus à quelque chose de plus chaleureux ou personnalisé lorsqu'on ne choisit pas l'hôtel .
Very nice accommodation near the city center BUT default general maintenance, aucuneexplication on laresidence, hard to find, Spa hs car ... Damage
Très beau logement, proche du centre ville MAIS défaut d'entretien général, aucuneexplication sur laresidence, parking difficile à trouver, Spa hs... Dommage
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When two people go for a high five while in the air, whether they are jumping (the most common), or skydiving.
by Psas June 02, 2009
A lowtech version of the wifive which occurs when two individuals are too far apart to make 'skin to skin' high five contact.
When a friend scores a touchdown at the other end of the park and you can't be arsed running down to congratulate him - "Skyfive Terrell Owens"
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When are we, as a nation, going to have a frank discussion about drones and remote-controlled killing? One might think that such a dialogue could take place when thousands of people come together, once a year, at the gathering of the Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI). Wrong.
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Glen Ellen Wedding at Atwood Ranch from Andrew Weeks PhotographyI spend a lot of time drooling over beautiful gowns here at SMP. That's just part of my job. (I know, I know... I'm lucky.) But, if I had to (had to) choose my all-time favorite gown, it would most definitely be this stunning
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Fans of the mighty F5000 cars have their last chance to watch the booming beasts this season at Teretonga during the weekend.
In the early 1970s crowds flocked to the annual Tasman Series meeting at the Southland circuit in late January to watch top Kiwi drivers such as Graham McRae, Graeme Lawrence and David Oxton take on Aussies, Brits and Americans.
Many of those fans will be back this weekend to watch the 16 cars in the MSC New Zealand F5000 Tasman Cup Revival Series repeat the exercise at the annual Evolution Motorsport Classic Speedfest.
Appropriately a Kiwi driver - defending champion Steve Ross (McRae GM1) from Dunedin - has a healthy lead in the points, with series original Ken Smith (Lola T332) second and newcomer Clark Proctor (March 73A) third.
Smith, a two-time series winner, decided not to travel to the southern rounds this season, so the weekend's battle will be between Ross and Proctor.
The latter worked his way into contention after his first pole position at the first NZ Festival of Motor Racing meeting at Hampton Downs in January and his first MSC series win at the second festival meeting a week later.
The former speedway, NZV8s and Targa competitor has gone on to claim a second pole and two more race wins at the annual Skope Classic meeting at Ruapuna, Christchurch.
Ross is in no doubt what he has to do this weekend. "Keep this new fellow behind us," he grinned after doing just that at the Skope meeting a fortnight ago.
Of the internationals, the Australians have the best record at Teretonga, with Neil Allen winning in 1971, Kevin Bartlett in 1972 and Max Stewart in 1974.
Three of their compatriots race this weekend - Bryan Sala (Sydney, Matich A50) and Melburnians Paul Zazryn (Lola T332) and Bill Hemming (Elfin MR8A-C).
Sala qualified quickest and won a race - beating Smith and Ross - at the opening round of this season's MSC series in Sydney in September.
Three British drivers are competing. Their countryman Alan Rollinson won the 1973 Teretonga race in a McRae GM1, so it is appropriate that Greg Thornton also drives one.
He, Michael Whatley and Monaco-based Peter Dunn have all run strongly at earlier MSC rounds. Thornton won two of the three races at the non-championship Sydney round.
Whatley is one of the quickest drivers of earlier Class A cars, qualifying third and finishing third in two of the three MSC races.
Sam Posey was one of a few American drivers who ventured Downunder to contest the Tasman Series. His legacy will be celebrated by 71-year-old Eric Haga from Seattle, who is not only still competing in Formula 5000 races here and in the US, but driving the same car (a Lola T190) he used first time round.
Lindsay O'Donnell's Begg FM5 is another with a strong local pedigree. The car was campaigned by Allan McCully of Drummond, Southland, whose best Teretonga result was sixth in 1974.
Also joining the field is Phil Mauger of Christchurch, who owns and drives the ex-Denny Hulme McLaren M23 Formula 1 car.
There are three MSC NZ F5000 Tasman Cup Revival Series races. Qualifying is this morning, with an eight-lap race in the afternoon, then a second eight-lap race tomorrow morning and a 12-lap final in the afternoon.
Points table
Points after 5 rounds of 6
1 Steve Ross (McRae GM1) 507
2 Ken Smith (Lola T332) 377
3 Clark Proctor (March 73A) 341
4 Aaron Burson (Talon MR1A) 327
5 David Banks (Talon MR1) 298
6 Alan Dunkley (Lola T140) 289
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We also have a study room for drawings, prints, photographs and watercolours as well as printing plates and artists sketchbooks. You can make a booking to see these artworks, which are more sensitive to possible damage than paintings and sculptures if on long-term display.
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Office of Innovation and Improvement
Functional Statements > Office of Innovation and Improvement
The Office of Investing in Innovation, headed by a Director, reports to the Associate Assistant Deputy Secretary for Improvement and Reform. The Office oversees Department activities that support nontraditional programs that improve student achievement/growth, close achievement gaps, decrease dropout rates, increase high school graduation rates, or increase college enrollment and completion (i3); grants to state and local education agencies, nonprofit organizations, for-profit organizations identified by the Congress in appropriate legislation, programs of National Significance (FIE); and programs using digital media and educational television that promote early learning and school readiness, with a particular interest in reaching low-income children (RTL). Specifically, it has lead responsibility for the following discretionary programs:
- Investing in Innovation Fund (i3)
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The administration of these programs involves the development of legislative proposals; formulation of program regulations and policies; the establishment of management goals and priorities; the provision of leadership and information to the education community and others concerned with the issues addressed by the programs; the design and conduct of grant selection procedures; the selection of grant recipients; technical assistance for prospective grant applicants; project monitoring; and technical assistance and guidance to grant recipients to promote project success.


text: Hello all, Recently got a 92' GMC Sierra 3500 which is my first truck. I have to say that, I don't know why I never thought of getting one before and how I went so long without one lol. I'm glad to be apart of the forum and already have a question for anyone willing to answer. The truck sat for six months before I bought it and was started every two weeks during that time frame. I noticed when I did a coolant flush on it that the fluid was beyond bad and brown and rust coloration. The owner said that the heater worked great before he parked it but when I got it the fan blows fine but the heater will not get hot. I asked him about it and he said that the electronic control unit in the dash may be bad. Can anyone shed some light?


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Full of undulating terrain, River Hills is a beautiful scenic course that meanders through wooden terrain in Little River. The number of rolling hills is truly this course signature, which is rare for a golf course so close to the ocean. Possessing a fun layout, enough challenges to keep you engaged, and plenty of majestic views, River Hills is a true gem in Myrtle Beach.


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Experts: Common Women's Condition Needs a New Name »
"Jan. 24, 2013 -- What's in a name? If it's polycystic ovary syndrome, a lot of confusion, says a panel of experts convened by the NIH -- and they're calling for a change.
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VAGISTAT-1 (tioconazole 6.5%) is formulated in a base of white, soft paraffin and aluminum magnesium silicate with butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) added as a preservative. Each applicator-full of VAGISTAT-1 (tioconazole) provides approximately 4.6 grams of ointment containing 300 mg of tioconazole.
What are the possible side effects of tioconazole vaginal (Monistat-1, Vagistat-1)?
Stop using tioconazole vaginal and seek emergency medical attention if you experience an allergic reaction (shortness of breath; closing of your throat; swelling of your lips, face, or tongue; or hives).
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Apartment Krakow - In the Corner (57)
Maximální počet hostů2
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Velikost24 m²
Floor No.
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|Jozefa, 33-332 Krakow, Polsko
|Typ nemovitosti
|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
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|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Electric cooker, Refrigerator, Electric kettle, Espresso coffee maker, Iron, Crockery and Cutlery, Coffee, Tee, Mineral water
Shower, WC, Washbasin, Hair dryer, Washing machine, Soap, Towels
Single bed: 2
TV, TV(Sat), CD/DVD Player, Video cassette recorder, Radio, Phone, Internet
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Ohodnoďte tomuto hostiteli i další ubytování
It was great! Beautifull location and very friendly driver. Would definitely recommend
The apartment was clean and everything was working well, is really nice and it's just few meters from the main square so it was very easy to get everywhere. We enjoyed the stay. Thanks for all, totally recommend it!. Great host, quick responses during booking etc, made arrangements for key, air port transfer and check out
good, clean apartment, everything was working. very well located, only a couple of minutes' walk from the market square. only two points: the apartment did not correspond to the announcement (the pictures shown in the announcement refer to another apartment) and the second night there was a party going on in a neighbouring flat, people were really extremely loud until 3 am, shouting like crazy
Great apartment with an unbeatable view of the main square and despite activity outside quiet and relaxed inside.
One negative booked apartment transfer did not show up at the airport, but a taxi for about the same price sorted that and in future would use the integrated train link much cheaper, quicker and more convenient to get to the office to pick up the keys.
The description of this apartment did not match at all to reality.
The description says 4 bedrooms, big living room and also 2 balconies.
There was only 3 bedrooms and 1 balconies.
There was also only one tabel and six chairs in the kitchen. And I have asked Martin especially if there was space and Equipment for 12 people in the kitchen..
The coffe maker did not work okey. One toilet leaked quite a lot.
It would have been good if someone from Wimdu had met us at the apartment and shown us the apartment. Instead we had to get key from office and then make a mumbers of call to fix all trouble.
Thank you very much for your patience.
The attic was fantastic and in a very good situation, very near the center, and it is lovely.
Localitation is perfect, in the downtown and near train and bus station. Spacious flat with a nice view. Needs more kitchenware, there isnt a toaster or microwawe. Is a 3th floor without lift. The street in summer is noisy and if u sleep with the windows open is sometimes molest. The bath needs a bath screen
Incredible views of the main square and nice high-ceiling apartment directly in the heart of the Stare Masto. The furniture and other home furnishings aren't of the highest quality but the apartment is spacious and has lots of room for a group of at least 4 people. Lack of air conditioning can be a problem in the summer months and the music from the square can be distracting but this overall is an excellent choice for Krakow for the location.
The appartment is nice but maybe too small for 8 people. Martin is a nice host, and the location is good. Everything was ok.
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Islands Apart
A Year on the Edge of CivilizationAuthor Ken McAlpine stands in his front yard one night in Ventura, California, trying to see the stars. His view is diminished by light pollution, making it hard to see much of anything in the sky. Our fast-paced, technologically advanced society, he concludes, is not conducive to stargazing or soul-searching. Taking a page from Thoreau's Walden, he decides to get away from the clamor of everyday life, journeying alone through… Read More
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By Meg Carter, ChildFund Sponsorship Communication Specialist; videos produced by ChildFund interns Sierra Winston and Caitlin Swoboda, with editing by Erin Olsen
One of the best parts of becoming a sponsor through ChildFund is that you make a friend — sometimes for life. We hear from formerly sponsored children all the time about what their sponsor's assistance, gifts and letters meant to them.
Today, we celebrate the International Day of Friendship, an event declared in 2011 by the United Nations, with a few simple crafts to send to your sponsored child and step-by-step instructions on video for friendship bracelets and origami cranes. These crafts are small enough to enclose in a letter, and they represent the bridge you are building between cultures and people.
Knot a Friendship Bracelet
Gather together seven to 12 lengths of embroidery floss in different colors. Include your child's favorites, the colors of her country's flag or the colors of the rainbow. Use multiple strands of the same color — or various shades of color — for wider stripes. Strands should be about a yard long and arranged in the pattern you want to see.
Tie an overhand knot about 3 inches from one end. Tape the knot to a wall, at eye-length, to anchor the bracelet as you work. Other options include clipping the bracelet to a clipboard or taping it to a table.
With the far left strand, tie a half-hitch knot over the adjacent one, making the shape of the number 4. Tie a second half-hitch knot on the same strand.
Continue to tie two half-hitch knots on each of the remaining strands. You now have a band of color, and the floss that began at the far left is at the far right.
Return to the far left strand and knot the next row. Continue knotting until the bracelet is long enough for a child's wrist; then, close it off with another overhand knot. Trim any excess floss, leaving about 3 inches. Knot the ends of the floss so they won't unravel.
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Fold a Peace Crane
Begin with a square of origami paper. Fold it lengthwise into a rectangle. Fold the rectangle into a square and then, diagonally, into a triangle. Unfold the paper, orienting it as a diamond, back (duller) side up. Use the fold lines to press the sides of the diamond in, forming an accordion-fold square with a closed top and four points joining at the bottom.
Lift the left and right sides of the square into the center diagonal, forming a kite shape. Flip it over and repeat on the reverse side. Unfold the kite and lift the bottom point of the square. The flaps on either side will fold into the center in a long diamond. Flip it over and repeat on the reverse side.
Fold each of the two legs at the bottom in toward the center. Flip over and repeat on the reverse side. Lift the right leg, folding it out at a right angle for the crane's tail; then turn it inside out. Repeat with the left leg to form the crane's neck. Fold down the tip of the neck, turning it inside out for the head.
Pull down gently on each wing. Hold the neck and tail joints, gently stretching them apart until the crane flaps its wings.
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Craft a Memory Collage
If you've sponsored a child for a year or more, you'll have photographs from annual progress reports. Copy or digitize them to create a greeting card documenting your unique friendship. Add photographs of your family, words in both languages, cultural features of each country and any other specifics that define your relationship.
Build a Peace Bridge
North America's second busiest border crossing is near Niagara Falls. Each year, the Peace Bridge's five graceful steel arches link millions of American and Canadian tourists, workers and students. Constructed in 1927 to honor more than a century of peace, prosperity and partnership, it sports webcams, a duty-free shop and foreign currency exchange, fast-food restaurants and toll-free bicycle and pedestrian lanes. LED lighting changes color for American and Canadian holidays, athletic events, Halloween and other celebrations. In springtime, the iconic structure blooms with thousands of flowers.
What would the Peace Bridge linking you and your sponsored child look like? Draw a picture or write a story.
Or, simply write a note to your sponsored child today to mark International Day of Friendship.


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College-level Math 1, Electoral edition
Original post made by Tom Cushing, Danville, on Sep 26, 2012
The good news for the Romney ticket is that they have amassed an insurmountable lead in square-mileage – more than 2 million-to-1 million, with less than 400,000 really in-play. Their bad news is that, despite concerted state legislative attempts at redefinition, the term "voter" neither extends to the vegetable or mineral contents of that area, nor is it defined anymore as "white males who own property" (cf. 1776). No, voters must be living, breathing, non-felonious citizens; corporations do not (yet) qualify, either.
The electoral college was established in the US Constitution to represent a mixed system of electing the Prez and the VP – each state is allocated a number of electors equal to its senators (2/state, regardless of population , or size) and its Congressfolk (apportioned by population). Thus, California has 55 electors, whereas seven small-or-empty states and DC have only three each. The electors are pledged to cast their ballots for the winners of their states' popular vote, except for Maine's four and Nebraska's five who are not so tethered. 270 votes – half of 538, plus one – is the magic threshold of victory.
This system means that states whose voters are reliably GOP or Dem can be counted as 'safe' by the campaigns, and largely ignored – except as sources of funds. Thus, you rarely see the candidates in our fair environs, or Texas or NY, except with their hands-out. Conversely, the so-called battleground states, whose populations are more fickle, receive disproportionate attention (now, and probably also in governance – anticipating the next election cycle).
With that in-mind, it's also possible for us to simplify our calculations: reliably GOP states, largely in the south and mid-continent total 200 votes, whereas safe Dem states (both coasts, upper Mideast) total 237. Since neither Party controls a majority, those 8 swing states – FL, OH, NC, VA, WI, IO, NV and NH are in-play. BTW, the info that follows is largely drawn from 538.com, a website that attempts to aggregate and weight the outputs of various individual polling organizations, according to their methods and historical reliability. It is also licensed to the NY Times, which may be enough to send some readers scurrying to the temporary comfort of Rasmussen. So be it – 538 founder Nate Silver's statistician chops are well-established, and I'm seeking accuracy.
Currently, those battleground states shake-out as follows:
Florida (29 votes): currently 48/46 Obama, projection 50.4/49.0, probability* 79%
Ohio (18): currently 48/44 Obama, projection 51.2/47.5, probability 63%
North Carolina (15): currently 47/46 Romney, projection 50.6/48.7, probability 67%
Virginia (13): currently 48/45 Obama, projection 50.9/48.3, probability 73%
Wisconsin (10): currently 50/44 Obama, projection 52.4/46.8, probability 87%
Iowa (6): currently 48/44 Obama, projection 51.1/47/5, probability 74%
Nevada (6): currently 49/45 Obama, projection 51.6/47.1, probability 82%
New Hampshire (4): currently 47/44 Obama, projection 51.7/47.2, probability 77%
* Probability is a measure of confidence in the winner projection
Silver concludes that the likeliest electoral college split 312/226 Obama, at a win probability of 79.7%, with the popular vote also going his way, 51.2/47.7%. Since the respective conventions, the trends have also favored Mr. Obama, with his chance of winning having risen 7% in just the last week. Obviously, there have been repeated blunders by the campaign of the candidate many supporters are counting-on to be a competent manager of his business.
All that said, it is striking just how close the numbers are in those critical swing states, and much action – particularly the debates – lies ahead. Florida and Ohio are crucial – Mr. Romney simply cannot win without carrying at least one of them. Indeed, if Ohio and WI go blue, then Mr. Romney must take all the rest, in which case we end up at 265 Obama to 273 Romney. There are even ways that those NE and ME electors become crucial, and a 269/269 is statistically possible, although at a 0.3% probability.
We'll take another look at these numbers much closer to November 6, as well as looking at the likely future balances of power in the House and the Senate. Once again, stay tuned!
Comments (6)
a resident of Danville
on Sep 27, 2012 at 9:55 am
It's certainly within ethical standards to shop for the best polling data for your candidate, but if you're "seeking accuracy" then a source closely tied to the NYT is not your best choice.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 27, 2012 at 12:23 pm
I suggest everyone read Dick Morris' analysis of the poll numbers. Quite revealing. The MSM and this columnist are in the tank for Obama who thinks the death of Americans is a "bump in the road." Romney bumper stickers guarantee your car will be vandalized--thus so few seen on the roads. The sleeping giant is alive and well.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 27, 2012 at 2:03 pm
Darn, I really do want a Romney/Ryan bumper sticker on my car, but I have to admit that I worry about who will ultimately trash our car or even hurt our children when they're driving it.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 27, 2012 at 2:29 pm
Regarding all that missing Rmoney regalia -- have you ever heard of Occam's Razor? Don't worry, Occam is long-since dead, and he never did wield a razor against anybody's bumper sticker -- rather, it is a principle that goes something like this: if you have to choose between a simple explanation and one that depends on numerous or preposterous assumptions, choose the simple one.
Applying that logic here: we may account for the absence of GOP bumper stickers this season because of either:
1 -- flagging support for the serially incompetent campaign of a stumble/mumble candidate that nobody really wanted, but who was the best of an awful bunch of choices, or
2 -- fear of roving bands of swarthy, head-ragged vandals with sharp objects in their hands, rage in their hearts and mayhem on their minds ...
... Choose number 1.
a resident of Alamo
on Sep 28, 2012 at 6:34 am
@ Chris: here's another perspective on the accuracy of polling from blogger Kevin Drum, which includes a weblink to the Dick Morris explanation to which you referred. Anyone who believes the NYT would rather comfort the Left than be right might want to take a look at it: Web Link
He concludes:
"Neither side has a monopoly on sloppy number crunching or wishful thinking, but liberals, faced with a reality they didn't like [in 2004], ended up accepting reality and deciding to learn more about it. That's the Nate Silver approach. Conservatives, faced with a reality they didn't like, invented a conspiracy theory to explain it and then produced an alternate reality more to their liking. It's a crude and transparently glib reality, but that's apparently what the true believers want."
And Rick, let me save you the trouble of labeling the source of Mr. Drum's analysis unreliable -- it is Mother Jones.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 28, 2012 at 10:25 am
Seriously, Dick Morris? The whore-chasing, toe-sucking, attention hound?
He long ago exhausted his 15 minutes of fame, and it wasn't flattering.
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text: I stopped by my Dads house to pick him up for a UofL basketball game yesterday and I went around to look at some hives I have in his yard. Out of the 8 hives there was only activity in around three of them. Not looking good. I have 12 or so hives at my house and they were all moving yesterday so I am hopeful for them but I have 2 other out yards with 10 in one and 5 in the other and I havnt been able to check them yet. Cold snap coming in tonight so it will probably be another week before I check them out.I guess I'll just keep my fingers crossed and do some praying.


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Annual Report to Congress: Fiscal Years 2001, 2002, and 2003
This report constitutes a combined 3-year annual report for the Assistive Technology (AT) State Grant Program, authorized under Title I of the AT Act of 1998 (Public Law 105-394). The AT Act requires that an annual report containing the following information on the AT State Grant program be submitted by the Department of Education to the President and to Congress:
- the demonstrated successes of the funded activities in improving interagency coordination relating to assistive technology, streamlining access to funding for assistive technology, and producing beneficial outcomes for users of assistive technology;
- the demonstration activities carried out through the funded activities to - (a) promote access to such funding in public programs that were in existence on the date of the initiation of the demonstration activities; and (b) establish additional options for obtaining such funding;
- the education and training activities carried out through the funded activities to educate and train targeted individuals about assistive technology, including increasing awareness of funding through public programs for assistive technology;
- the research activities carried out through the funded activities to improve understanding of the costs and benefits of access to assistive technology for individuals with disabilities who represent a variety of ages and types of disabilities;
- the program outreach activities to rural and inner-city areas that are carried out through the funded activities;
- the activities carried out through the funded activities that are targeted to reach underrepresented populations and rural populations; and
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text: I am mostly a youth umpire 16U and do some adult rec games. I was wondering for all you other youth umpires if you feel the same as me about female fans. The mothers at these games seem worse than the Dads. Not only are they constantly nagging you, but half the time they don't even know what they're nagging about. Its not that their comments are more harsh than the dad's but they are complaining all the time about a game they don't even half understand. How do you huys shut them up with out looking like a total D**K. I don't like to toss people, and I am afraid to toss a mom b/c of what I, surely going to hear afterwards. "What you can't handle a woman complaining?!" How do you guys keep them quiet? Also does anybody else feel the same as me about females being worse than males?


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German Grammar for Beginners - Level A1/A2
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The Verb 101
Why Verbs are Easy to Use in German
How to Say "I", "You", "He/She/It" etc in German
The 1 Thing You Need to Know About German Verbs
Haben und Sein: Godfathers of Verbs
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The Noun and Sentence 101
Understand German Nouns & Gender
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On October 1 my last baby in the house turned ONE. I know, I still CANNOT believe it. It took over two months of steady planning with the amazing party stylist, Valerie of Greyson Design to plan the best party yet. The theme fit our family so well since we have a Native American background. I wanted to do something different that honored our heritage on behalf of my dad and grandfather. So — a pow-wow theme was born. And let me tell you — it was so much fun! We had the best vendors ever help us custom create a perfect first birthday and I am so excited to finally share it with you. Thanks to Kim Flores, she captured the special day we spent with family and friends so that we could share it with you!
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Grayson's 1st Pow Wow! Come on down to the campground and check out all the details from his big day!
Happy Boy! 3 of 25
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I wanted to make it feel cozy and like home so I clustered all of our favorite things on each table to go with the theme. Most of these things can be found in your own home! The tee-pee is actually a candle holder I picked up at a yard sale and I purchased the lantern and plant at Ikea. The beautiful amber footed bowls came from Tori Spelling's store, invenTORI.
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We had custom trays and matching birthday horns designed to match his invitations. Grayson, Celebrate, and Pow Wow -- three words to describe this oh-so-fun theme! They always do such an amazing job matching the theme. I love being able to re-use the trays too!
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Hey everyone, I am ONE today!! And don't I look so cute in my tribal themed outfit! I know, my Mom dresses me so well!
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I truly think Grayson had such a great birthday party. He never stopped smiling, that's for sure!
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This dessert table was so much fun to put together. Grayson just starred for the hour or so that it took to set it up. Of course he was obsessed with these absolutely amazing balloons! I purchased cartons at Hobby Lobby which I stained and flipped over to create dimension. I glued on Camp Grayson cutouts on them to really make them pop!
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My sister made these adorable tee pee cupcakes -- just a simple ice cream cone decorated and placed on top of the cupcake. They were a big hit!
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Having tables set-up in advance really saved time as guest arrived. It gave them more time with Grayson and everyone enjoyed sitting around their campsite -- as we called them.
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Want to guess which company is breaking out the champagne tonight?
jury reached a verdict today
and they found Samsung guilty on multiple counts of infringing upon Apple design and software patents. While Apple was able to hold Samsung's feet to the fire on the majority of its utility patents, Samsung received no love from the jurors on its countersuit claims.
The jury ordered Samsung to pay Apple $1,051,855,000 USD ($1.05B USD) in damages. Apple owes Samsung absolutely nothing.
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We are grateful to the jury for their service and for investing the time to listen to our story and we were thrilled to be able to finally tell it. The mountain of evidence presented during the trail showed that Samsung's copying went far deeper than even we knew. The lawsuits between Apple and Samsung were about much more than patents or money. They were about values. At Apple, we value originality and innovation and pour our lives into making the best products on earth. We make these products to delight our customers, not for our competitors to flagrantly copy. We applaud the court for finding Samsung's behavior willful and for sending a loud and clear message that stealing isn't right.
And now we have Samsung, which is clearly not pleased with the outcome of this case:
Today's verdict should not be viewed as a win for Apple, but as a loss for the American consumer. It will lead to fewer choices, less innovation, and potentially higher prices. It is unfortunate that patent law can be manipulated to give one company a monopoly over rectangles with rounded corners, or technology that is being improved every day by Samsung and other companies. Consumers have the right to choices, and they know what they are buying when they purchase Samsung products. This is not the final word in this case or in battles being waged in courts and tribunals around the world, some of which have already rejected many of Apple's claims. Samsung will continue to innovate and offer choices for the consumer.
And even though Microsoft had absolutely nothing to do with this trial (Microsoft can
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has received an internal memo
sent to Apple employees by Apple CEO Tim Cook. In the memo, which features similar wording to the statement issued by Apple after the ruling, Cook describes how taking Samsung to court wasn't about the "patents or money":
Today was an important day for Apple and for innovators everywhere.
Many of you have been closely following the trial against Samsung in San Jose for the past few weeks. We chose legal action very reluctantly and only after repeatedly asking Samsung to stop copying our work. For us this lawsuit has always been about something much more important than patents or money. It's about values. We value originality and innovation and pour our lives into making the best products on earth. And we do this to delight our customers, not for competitors to flagrantly copy.
We owe a debt of gratitude to the jury who invested their time in listening to our story. We were thrilled to finally have the opportunity to tell it. The mountain of evidence presented during the trial showed that Samsung's copying went far deeper than we knew.
The jury has now spoken. We applaud them for finding Samsung's behavior willful and for sending a loud and clear message that stealing isn't right.
I am very proud of the work that each of you do.
Today, values have won and I hope the whole world listens.
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February 22, 2012
Discussion Meeting
February 22, 2012
I. Roll Call
Alan (tardy)
II. Approval of Minutes
III. Approval of Agenda
IV. Guest Speaker
a. LeonardSilence: The state sends an inflation rate that they can apply to all fees, upto that percentage.
V. Action Items
VI. Discussion Items
a. SafetyClass Bill: There are several self-defense classes going on in the community. Theywill not cover the conceal weapon classes. Last year, the pepper spray classwas $44, which was a bit; we think if we lower the cost more people willattend.
i. What would you do if you cannot getfunds from SGA?
1. Wewould try to get funds from other places, but if we cannot raise these feesthan we will need to keep the cost at the original price.
2. Wewill have a pool tournament the week before to help raise funds, we currentlyhave less than $1,000. This is more for the students than it is for the club,the classes are for the students.
b. Women'sIce Hockey Bill: We have been doing what we can to raise funds and coming fromlast year we had a not as sustainable plan
i. How far in the hole is the hockey teamnow?
1. Iam trying to figure that out now, about $3400, we think. We just got a donationfrom Gentle Dental. The hardest, most epensive part is having home games, if wehave more home games we can generate more revenue.
ii. Do you have dues?
1. $200,and they will be raised.
iii. Will you cut back on the longerdistance games?
1. Notpossible with the league, the closest team is south Dakota. Some schools arelooking to add teams, which may help.
iv. What will you do if you don't get allfunding from SGA?
1. Donersin town, wherever we can find funds. If we cannot pay it all, we will have todivide the funding shortage by 12 people. We will try to exhaust other revenuesfirst.
2. Whatare dues in other sports?
a. Theleast for almost all sports, range from $250-350.
b. Thecity allows WSC ice time for $250/ game. We have to pay for officials andpolice, because of the history.
c. Wecharged for the last one at the door, and we will for CU. We want to getstudents to our game for support.
3. Haveall members paid their dues this year?
a. Twohave not.
4. Itseems like you all are thinking long run, and getting into the NCAA
a. Theleague we are in is similar to NCAA, but we don't see that happening, sincethere are no women hockey teams on this side of Minnesota. Not in the nearfuture.
c. 21+Bill: Is safe ride going to be there when it's over?
i. Yes, we are trying to set up thetiming.
d. Ourevent won't be ending when the demand is high, so hopefully they will bereadily available
e. Howmuch for students?
i. Presale for $3 for your first drink andsafe ride, and $5, $3 for drinks and $2 for SafeRide at the door
ii. We are thinking small pony kegs of goodbeer.
iii. The amount of alcohol we buy will bebased on presale tickets, to cover our bases. We don't want an event with morethan 50 people
iv. The money that is collected with thesale of alcohol will be returned to SGA.
f. IntramuralsPresentation: Why did you use parks and rec. pool than WSC? Cheaper forlifeguards and they had the equipment.
i. I don't understand work-study.
ii. Certain students qualify for work-study,every dollar a student makes the college contributes 25% of their salary and75% comes from fed funding. It is incentive to put investment back into thestudent. Only two employees are not on work-study. When we started toaccumulate a reserve fund, Leonard asked us to use all of the funds for theyear since students pay that fee money, so it should be spent on them.
iii. Are there areas in your budget thatcould take cuts?
1. Probablystudent salaries, since students run out of work-study quickly, and maybe thereis a better balance between distributing hours among the semester for thesestudents.
iv. Was this allocation budget for thisyear?
1. Whywould you allocate $0 to the advisor if you chose last year to pay them.
g. StudentAffairs Presentation: Does CLUE still exist
i. Yes. They just are not super active oncampus.
ii. What does CLUE do? Caring Leaders whounderstand and educate
iii. Who is your adviser? Shelley has kindof stepped into that role.
VII. Advisor Report
Thank you for letting me (Gary Pierson) be here tonight forShelley. I do miss this and it's fun to see how you all function as a group. Wehave a candidate for the new academic affairs search committee, and looking topartnering with CBMR for their Festevol, with some good bands, and it's the startfor Spring Break and they will sell WSC tickets for $20 for both days.
VIII. Senator Reports
Erika: Trying to do some new events this semester for BSA. Aowner of a clothing label and record label wanted rap concert to come and havea music event. Tickets are $12 and we would get a portion of that for acharity. Potentially at the end of March.
Rodney: We havenot done anything for the victims of the house fire a couple of years ago. Tohonor the students involved.
There's a memorial bench that we could putplaques on the bench.
Sarah:a movie at 630 New World by NASC
Walker:Around this time we get a lot of clubs coming in asking for enormous amounts ofmoney,
I was thinking we could have amandatory amount of dues for each club team. 25% (as an example) of the totalbudget needed to be collected from club dues.
Wecould propose a fee change if we need to be allocating more money to the clubteams.
IX. Committee Reports
PR committee: We have a new SGA slogan: "$3,000 of yourmoney, have a say in it."
Academic policies met this week to talk about FYE. How couldwe get freshman and upperclassmen on campus the day before courses begin? Maybea big free WP trip.
X. Advisory Reports
Sarah- I will present the name changestuff next week. Teddy Joyce emailed us to let us know about the Facebook page.
Nick-Recyclemania is a cool program oncampus, and it is a national thing. TIPS training on Friday at 3pm, contactNick. Skate park is gaining a lot of support, and presented at city council,they are confident they will get a grant. The Colorado Lottery 250K. They willchange the size of the softball field to accommodate the new skate park.
Grace: Next week club sports and ICC. Internalat $2153 bill at $4297 rollover $8893. Posters in the box for the chocolatetasting next Tuesday February 28th, FREE CHOCOLATE!
Meg: Next Thursday 7pm Taylor studio $5Fri, Sat, sun Play.
Blake: Wrestling RMAC champions, basketballFort Lewis Friday night, Girls playing Adams.
Mark: Club Fair Friday 245-315
Elijah: Hypnotist coming 7pm March 1st,the show is rated R bring parents if you are under 17. Springfest Eve 6 isheadlining.
Noah: Intemediate backcountry skiing inCB next weekend beginner backcountry skier
Karen: Several grants going through,$500 dollars for events
Travis: open pool
Hayden: Hockey 530pm last game Friday
XI. Special Topics
XII. Remarks for the Good of the Order
Elijah: raise your hand if you have something to say
XIII. Late Roll Call
XIV. Adjournment


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UTSA hosts Romo-Six Flags cross country meet
By Kyle Stephens
UTSA Sports Information Director
(Sept. 21, 2007)--The UTSA men's and women's cross country teams will host the Ricardo Romo/Six Flags Fiesta Texas Classic this Friday-Saturday at Brooks City-Base.
The two-day meet formerly was known as the UTSA Invitational but was renamed in August to honor UTSA President Ricardo Romo, the first Texan to break the four-minute barrier in the mile. The meet gets underway Friday with the collegiate women's 5,000-meter races starting at 6 p.m., followed by the collegiate men's 5k at 6:30 p.m.
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UTSA will compete against teams from Concordia, Palo Alto, St. Edward's, St. Mary's (women only), Texas (men only), Texas A&M-Kingsville, Texas State and Western Texas College. Fourteen high school races will be Saturday beginning at 8:30 a.m.
The UTSA women are looking to defend their team title won last year in convincing fashion. Hope Jimenez finished third overall and first among collegians to lead the Roadrunners to a team score of 18, well ahead of runner-up St. Mary's (63). Sophomores Dana Mecke, Faith Barlow and Katy Spence posted top-10 finishes, as well, placing fourth, fifth and 10th, respectively.
The Roadrunners finished fifth in their last outing Sept. 8 at the Texas State Invitational. Mecke finished sixth between four volleyball matches that weekend, while Barlow was 14th.
The UTSA men finished second to a strong Rice squad last year behind top-six finishes from Carlos Perez and Benson Cheserek. Sophomore Corey Vargas was 17th, while senior Eric Miller placed 20th as the Roadrunners scored 48 points to Rice's 20. UTSA last won the team title in 2004, but the '05 meet was cancelled due to the threat of Hurricane Rita.
UTSA is coming off a solid showing at the Texas State Invitational two weeks ago. Freshman Brandon Chiuminetta and Miller finished 17th and 18th, respectively, to lead the Roadrunners to a third-place showing behind Texas and Texas-Pan American.
For course maps and a complete information packet, visit the UTSA Athletics Web site.