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Plans were made to be broken, as the old saying goes, but not in the world of Padraig Harrington. Calling him meticulous would be like describing Ernest Hemingway as a half-decent wordsmith, or to put it in words a geologist with an aversion to golf would understand, mountains change course more readily.
"I know exactly what I'm doing next year," he said before Christmas when asked about his 2009 playing schedule. But something happened between the reception area of a San Francisco hotel last December and the 18th green of the Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles last month and that something was this: he lost his way, which is to say, in the rarified world where three-time major champions operate, he was not in the running to win every golf tournament he entered.
He did not drive the ball particularly well, did not hit his irons close enough to the flag and, most of all, he did not hole enough putts. A missed cut in Los Angeles led him straight to Tucson, site of the WGC Match Play, and a first-round defeat there led him to Miami for the CA Championship – a tournament that, if things had gone to plan, he never had any intention of playing. "I need to be out on the golf course," he says. "The last thing I need to be doing is hitting golf balls at home, because that's not going to help me play better in the short term. Practising will help me play better in the long term, but obviously in the short term, too much practice is not a good thing."
So instead of being at Cheltenham losing money ("When I went there two years ago I backed 26 straight losers"), he is here in Miami trying to make some. But more than that he is attempting to play his way into what footballers would describe as match fitness, and after the opening two days it was a case of "so far, so good". An opening day 66, six-under par, followed by a 71 on Friday left him six shots behind the halfway leader Phil Mickelson, but among the late afternoon starters for yesterday's third round. A victory this evening seems beyond his reach, but it is not victory here that he seeks but a victory at Augusta National in three weeks' time. Ah, the Masters, and the Irishman's pursuit of what the American press has irritatingly decided to call the "Paddy Slam".
Stupid name, stupendous achievement, if he pulls it off. Yet in the tumult surrounding Tiger Woods' comeback and Lefty's apparent reincarnation as his old swashbuckling self, Harrington, who will attempt to win his third successive major championship next month, seems to have been forgotten.
He is not even the most famous Irishman at Doral this week – a distinction that belongs to Rory McIlroy. The Ulster teenager has been followed by large galleries all week, the 38-year-old has been followed by a few stragglers, a few contrarians and, at one point during Friday's second round, by no one at all.
A more self-centred soul than Harrington (and there are legions of those around in professional golf) might feel insulted, but he could not care less. In any case, if he is being ignored on the course, he is being swamped elsewhere as his date with Augusta approaches.
"Most guys coming into a tournament will not be asking about winning the tournament until they are leading the event on a Saturday evening; whereas, not only will I be asked the Monday of the Masters, but I've been asked for the last six months if I'm going to win the Masters," he says.
Others in his position might betray some irritation, but not Harrington, who has never knowingly offered a monosyllabic grunt in answer to a question when a lengthy, considered response will do. Last week his management company lined up an hour of interviews every day, starting at 4pm. He has done them all and then some.
"I have done at least eight interviews before those four o'clocks with people just coming up and asking me about the Masters. Now, obviously if this was last year, nobody would have come up to me in that period of time and asked me about the Masters. So if you're running to do something or if you want to go and spend some time practising, it's an extra five, 10 minutes, trying to explain yourself. Whenever you are doing an interview, you obviously have to be paying attention. It is not something you can do lightly. You have to try and explain yourself properly, try and get your point across," he says.
You do, or at least Harrington does, and he does so with the patience, intelligence and self-deprecating humour that have become as much his trademark as the 10-foot putts holed on the 72nd green to break the heart of Sergio García.
"I can't control what I am going to do in a tournament six months in advance, but the question is there and it builds up the hype, the expectations," Harrington says. "We are all trained as golfers just to try to keep those expectations down and you don't want to be going in there, the last thing I want to be doing is trying to win the Masters at the CA Championship."
Exactly. But fear not Padraig, the next leg of the Paddy Slam will soon be upon us, the distractions will soon cease. Dateline Augusta, Thursday, 9 April, and the opening day of the 2009 Masters; when the questions will end, and the definitive answer will begin.

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I have another remedy that's worth a try. Mix up a solution of about a teaspoon to a tablespoon of boric acid powder in a gallon of warm water (The stuff you
buy to get rid of roaches). Stir until dissolved. Pour this on the ground around plants affected by southern blight. Water in lightly. A thimble of baby shampoo
will help it soak the soil better.
I really don't know if this will help, but I try it whenever I run into a problem that is fungal in origen. I have cured a chinese elm of its beetles, and
stopped other blights in their tracks with it. It doesn't work on Rose black spot. You have nothing to lose since this concoction has never killed a plant that
I know of. I guess there will be one out there that won't like it. But if you are losing Hostas and lilies to SB, give it a shot since you have nothing to lose.
I am ridding a tree stump of termites with this technique also, as the fungus in the termite gut that does the actual digestion of the wood cellulose is killed
by even traces of boric oxides.
Wear gloves and such as the toxicity of this stuff is unknown. Since it is in so many houses as roach powder, I feel safe recommending dilute solutions for your
garden. Consider trying it in pots (in tubs) if you have a cesspool under your garden or if you pump drinking water from anywhere nearby. Let me know how it
Tim Chavez
Wichita, Kansas.
Will I get rich from all the folks I help if it works?
No, and I won't get sued if your plant dies quicker either. Savvy?
Send me a buck for every plant I help, Bill me a buck for the first one I killed.
I don't have any SB to practice on or I would.
> Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1999 22:40:59 -0400
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> Subject: Southern Blight in the Michigan Tropics
> Well, I learned today that that SB also effects daylillies. I had a
> 'Cherry Cheeks' turn brown and drop to the ground with the
> characteristic fruiting bodies at the base of the leaves. 93 degrees
> today even hotter predicted for tomorrow. HUMID. At least my problem is
> localized in only about 1/4 of my full sun garden. Unfortunately, each
> plant that is showing signs are growing ever closer to my 5 year old
> 'Krossa Regals.' The bleach just doesn't seem to be doing the job. I
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None of this contradicts the careful mantra that British troops will go home only when the Iraqi security forces are able to do the job themselves: the problem is that with just one of its 86 battalions at maximum operational capability, it may still take years for that condition to be met - even if, as the government insists, any pullout will be an ongoing process, not a one-off. And Mr Talabani's upbeat prediction may well be linked to next month's elections.
What factors should influence this decision? The most important is the fact that foreign troops act as a powerful magnet for insurgents and jihadis. The Iraqi government, on the other hand, badly wants them to stay. Recent private polling shows the vast majority of Iraqis want them to leave at once, though anecdotal evidence suggests a more nuanced picture. No one can be certain whether things would be worse or better, or the slide to civil war slower or faster without the Americans and British. Both clearly bear a grave moral responsibility.
Given the sorry history of how Britain went to war, Tony Blair is unlikely to do anything George Bush does not want, and a precipitate UK departure would trigger an exodus by smaller national contingents. British forces in the south, it is true, are generally doing less dangerous work than the far larger numbers of Americans in the Sunni heartlands. But pictures of squaddies fleeing burning vehicles in Basra and the infiltration of the police by Iranian-backed Shia militias have taken the shine off their flattering hearts-and-minds image.
In the last ICM/Guardian survey on this issue 51% of those polled wanted the government "to set out plans to withdraw troops from Iraq regardless of the situation in the country". In the same poll 41% believed that "troops have a duty to remain... until things improve". That is not a definitive guide to precise action in a bloody and confusing situation. Signalling the start of withdrawal by the end of 2006 falls far short of drawing up a comprehensive exit strategy. But it seems a reasonable place to start.


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The B&B is in an old building, which shows. The location is great, the main market was a 2-minute walk away in case you want fresh food/coffee (PASTRIES). My single room windows showed a bar across the street, so during weekend nights it got really loud. Single room is also quite small, but enough for sleeping in. Common kitchen has fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle and utensils. Water pressure in shower is quite weak, temperature also changes. The receptionist was very nice. Overall pleasant.
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A happy ending to a chaotic season still seems improbable for Portsmouth, but certain individuals may yet emerge victorious. David James, for instance, is performing in a way that suggests he is winning his battle to retain the England No1 jersey for the World Cup.
Having lost his place in the Portsmouth team before Christmas because of injuries and the encouraging form of his young understudy, Asmir Begovic, James had been expected to leave Fratton Park in January. That had seemed the ideal solution both for the player – who craved a first-team platform on which to impress Fabio Capello – and his financially incapacitated club, where he is one of the highest earners.
A loan move to Stoke was mooted until negotiations foundered on the question of salary. Then Begovic moved to the Britannia Stadium instead and, lo and behold, James found himself in the starting line‑up again. His wages may still be a burden, but his performances have been a boon. Without him on Saturday, Portsmouth could have suffered another embarrassment in an ignominious season by being ousted from the FA Cup by their most bitter rivals.
In terms of chances created Southampton should have been in front by half-time, but James, despite one dropped cross which the home team did not punish, kept Portsmouth level before, in the second period, his side showed their sharper edge and triumphed 4-1. Two saves in particular stood out: an improvised double-stop from a close-range header by Papa Waigo N'Diaye in the ninth minute and, just before the break, an unconventional block with his armpit from a Wayne Thomas header.
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Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - December 15, 1890, Reno, Nevada fta ECHO Gazette Has the beat Eastern and Coast Telegraph Report of any paper between Ban Francisco and Bali Lake. A at the tette Will conrinoe anyone of its superior excellence as a newspaper. VOL. XXX. RENO, WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1890. NO. 64. SALE OF Three Officers to go to South America. THREATKSKI) R4ILBOAD STRIKE. The Fight Between Parnell and His Opponents. Proposed Consolidation Church and State. of Ceremonies. Special to the GAZETTE. I SAN BERNARDINO Dec. San Bernardino in full oi people who have turned out from all over South- ern California to witness the laying of the corner stone of the Insane Asy- lum. The Grand Masonic Lodge officers arrived yesterday, consiative i of A. K. Conkling, G. M.; M. John- son, IX G. M.; E. C. Hail, 8. G. W.; I Dr. H. D. Orne, J. G. W.; N. W. j Spaulding, C-. T. M.; D Bouuh, G. O.; G. Johnson, G. JJ. Stevens. G.M.; j B. T. Cockrill, G. S. B.; A. Hanson, G. S. B.; O. C. Bush, 0: B. B.; F. C. Woodbury, S. G. D.; F.-P. Ball, D. G.; O. Bulbs, J. G. D. Colouol Stevenson, the first Grand Master of the State, 'aged 93, is hero and turned out with the procession with George Lord, another veteran i Mason, aged 91. Partners Alliance Men Make a Disclaimer. CALIFORNIA SALOON BURGLARIZED. Muprcmp Court KrMOluflon. By Associated Press.] WASHINGTON, Doe. Resolutions adopted by the bar of the Supreme on the death of Justice Samuel Miller wore to-day presented to the Court, and brief remarks were made in oniony of the deceased. In presenting the resolutions, Attorney-General Miller said: When Justice Miller ascended the bench a political earthquake was shaking tlio foundation of the Govern- ment, obliterating old landmarks. To safely guide this, the weakest and most sensative brunch of the govern- ment, through all the troubelous times that followed, so that on the one hand, no just power of the general government should bo the last, and on the other, that no just right of a State or of a citizen should be sacri- ficed, was a task worthy of the best efforts of the greatest of jurists, and most worthily has the task been done." Chief Justice Fuller, who responded, paid a high tribute to the dead Justice. The resolutions were then ordered spread on the minutes of the Court. Kail road My Associated Presi.l NEW YORK, Doc. 15. A meeting of the Presidents of railroads west of Chicago for the purpose of forming a western association, met this morning at Piorpont Morgan's residence. Present were the representative i of all roads that agreed to respond to the call. No representatives of the Chi- cago Alton nor the Vanderbilt lines were present. No information will bo given out about it at the residence. Whon ready the information will be made public at the office of Drexel, Morgan Co. At the railroad Presidents' meeting it was said no information would bo given out, it at all, until this evening. The meeting is expected to last all the afternoon. Governor Waterman's staff was in at'endanue, as were also Governor- elect Markham and several companies of the National Guard of California from San Bernardino, Riverside, Po- mona, Pasadena and Los Angeles. The Santa Fe road has provided a social train of eighteen cars, to make two trips to the grounds to accommo- date all who wish to rttend. Indian AITnlrw. By Associated Press.] WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. General Schoiield to-day received a dispatch from General Miles confirming the reports of dimensions among the In- di t. .s on the Pad Lands. He says the reported engagement between the troops and Ind ans is believed to be untrue.________________ TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Nathanial Greene, cashier and hook-keep -r for Farnsworth Rug- gles, San Francisco draymen, is mis- sing, and it Is said his accounts show a deficit of about It is thought he has gone to South America. The great feature to-day in the stock market was a sharp advance in silver certificates, stimulated by the late talk of possible silver legislation and other schemes to utilize that metal. From 100 at the opening it mounted to losing only a small portion of the increase. THE STAK ROUTE SERVICE. flow Contract Jobbers Operate iu Death of a Sister of Secre- tary Tracy. Silver Again Gradually up. Going Congressional By Associated Press.] WASHINGTON, Dec. Senate met at 10 o'clock this morning. Mor- gan gave notice that he would call up the Dolph resolution respecting the abridgement of suffrage to-morrow morning. The first bill on the calendar was one for enlarging the rights of home- steads on public lands, which was passed. It provides that when par- ties settle opposite unsurveyed lands and therefore were to take up less than JGO acres, they may extend their holdings not to excacd 100 acres. Senator Sadler to-day introduced a bill to amend the silver coinage law so as to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase all silver bullion offered, at a price not "exceeding for 371.25 grains of pure silver, and to issue Treasury notes in payment therefor. The IrlMti Campaign. By Cable nnd Associated Press.] DfiiuN, Dec. suppressed United Ireland paper issued by the McCarthyites uppetiicd to-day. It contained a letter from Archbishop Walsh supporting the opponents of Parnell. Rev. O'Reagan, Dean of the Chapter at Cloyne, to-day called a meeting, at which resolutions were adopted repu- diating Parnull. A number of those present 'procured a picture of Parnell and burned it. At a meeting called by the clergy of fiulway fo.- the purpose of denouncing Parnell the supporters of Parnell turned out in They passed a resolution sup'iortinf? their leadei. Artillery OlllcerH rior ot October. James W. Hathaway of Montana ook the oath of office as postmaster of he House this morning. Temporarily Blocked. Associated Press.] CHICAGO, Dec. telegram re- eived this afternoon at the World's 'air headquarters from Director Peck, who is in Washington, calls attention o the fact that it is discovered that he local directory of the Fair has not accepted the ordinance passed by the Jity Council providing for the issue of in aid of the Fair. He aays intil this formality is attended to no urther progress toward the issuance of the proclamation can be made. This matter, which has been over- ooked, should be remedied as soon as possible. I By Associated Press.] WABHIMOTON, Dec. a meet- ing of .Republican Senatorial Cau- cus Committee to-day, Secretary Win- dom endorsed a proposition to embody in the Plumb and Sherman bill to re- duce the compulsory holding of bonds by the National banks, and favored tbe in-convertible two per cent, bond project. To secure immediate relief, however, he favored the imme- diate purchase of thirteen million dol- worth of surplus silver bullion. 3Sfe' Secretary promised to the Committee a draft of a bill to carry out his views. The Republican Caucus Committee has reached an agreement which will take the shape of a bill providing for the purchase of a surplus of silver bul- lion, estimated at twelve million dol- lars' worth, and' issue one hundred million dollars of two per cent, bonds to purchase silver bullion from time to time to make good the retirement of the national bank circulation, and a recoinage of trade dollars. The Baum Investigation. By Associated Press.] WASHINGTON, Dec. a pension attorney, was before the Baum Investigating Committee to-day. He testified that he never recommended to Commissioner Kaum the appoint- ment of any nerson in his employ. He had never spoken to Commissioner Raiim about the appointing or promo- tion of any person, and had never, directly or indirectly, requested any other person to secure an appointment from the Pension Office. WitneFS said he had never indorsed any for Kaum except one for in the Bank of tbe Republic. Cooper asked how much Raum's paper was discounted for, and on whose indorsements. Lemon emphatically declined to an- swer, on the ground that it was none of Cooper's business or the business of the committee. In response to further questions Lemon stated that Raum never came to him for his influence to secure the discounting of any paper. Mmothrred by pecial to the GAZETTE.] SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15. Mrs. lary Mullaley, a widow employed as a servant in the family of W. T. Mc- .ain, was this morning found dead in >ed. It is believed that during the light she awoke and got up to light he gus, at the same time turning it n, and not finding a match, she re- urned to lie down without shutting tie gas off. a nalive of Ire- and, fo.-ty -five years of age. A (ireat Liver Dr. Qun'B Improved Liver Pills a sure are for sick headache, bilious complaints. yspepsia, Indigestion, costivriu'HS. torpid ver, ulc. These pills insure di- eatlon, correct thu liver and stomach, eealatc tun bowels, purify and enrich the lood and make the skin clear. They also roduce a good appetite, and invigorat nd strengthen the untlrn system by their onlo action. Sold at 25 cents a box by S. J [odgklnson. S YOUR WIFE WELL? THE WOMEN OF AMERICA ARE THE LARGEST CONSUMERS OF S. S. S. T NEVER FAILS TO RESTORE BROKEN DOWN HEALTH WHEN CAUSED BY MPOVER18HED BLOOD OR THE CARES OF THE HOUSEHOLD. OVER TEN THOUSAND OF THE BEST WOMEN OF THE COUNTRY TESTIFY TO THIS. Don't fall to send for our book on >lood diseases. Mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, .Hetter Accommodations. Special to 'he GAZEITB.] VACAVILLE Dec. relief in the matter of transportation has been granted the people of this section by stopping the overland train at Elmira to connect with the down train from here. The business men at this place are preparing petitions to the proper authorities to have a morn- ing mail, as it delays business twenty- four hours by receiving it at 8 o'clock in the evening. A telegram will be sent to Postman ter-General Wanamakor asking his intervention. A Disclaimer. By Associated Press.] TOPKKA Dec. prominent Kansas Farmers' Alliance men mentioned in tbe dispatches as having been concerned in a plot to dis- integrate the Southern Democracy by supporting the sub-treasury bill at the recent Farmers' Alliance convention, laugh at the story and say they voted for the bill because'they believed in it. Fall of a Bridge. Bv Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. passenger of a steamer from West Indian 'ports which arrived to-day, states that section of the bridge over the Matina river near Port Lemon gave way on December 1st, by which four colored laborers killed. arid two white men were Bnainem .Failures. By Associated Press.] CLAHKSVILIJS (TennJ, Dec. Handcock, Hallams Co., proprie tors of the Gracey Tobacco Warehouse have assigned. Liabilities, and tbe assats, it is thought, will ex ceed that amount. The Place to Bay. A. Nelson, of the Free Intelligence Office, Virginia street, carries a fin stork of the best tobaccos, Havan and Key West cigars, notions, cutlery gents' underwear', overalls, buckskin nlpves, Mwpcndora and Dr. Willey's An Klertlon Contest. Special to the GAZETTE.] SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. con- test of Dr. C. C. O'Donnell, Independ- ent candidate for Mayor at the late election, against Mayor-elect Sander- son was begun to-day. Sanderson gained one vote in the first precinct of the Twenty-ninth District. A Sadden Oeath. By Associated Press.] NEW YORK, Dec. Matilda Dodge, an aged sister of Secretary of the Navy Tracy, who camti from Owego to Brooklyn recently to spend the holidays with her son, died sud- denly this morning. l.eft Special to the GAZETTE.] GRASS VAULEY Dx, Maurice O'Connell's saloon was burg- larized last night and about thirty dollars stolen. A brace and bit and dirk lantern made of an old oyster can were left by the thief. From the Snbllme J3 a Btep, ao to and from u.isery lirdt mortgage I'acifu- Railroad j to jg but'u jump if at the prt-icri ieil for headache. J lour per cent, basis. gists haudle it. you use All drug- To-da> ttllver Purchase. By Associated Press. 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. amoun of silver offered the Treasury Depart mcnt to-day was ounces the amount purchased was at 08 to <1 A Meaning Race. By Cable and Associated SYDNEY (N. S. Dec. culling match for a side and the championship of the world took plac o-day between Kemp and McLean and resulted in a victory for the latter HOR.V ULLING In Reno. Nev., Dec. Mr to the wife of Charles Gulling, a son. CHRONIC COUGH NOW! For It you do not it may become con- sumptive. For CoiimmpHon, Bfrofula, General Drtolity and Wasting there Is nothing II ko SCOTT'S FMULSION Of Pure Cod -Liver Oil and HYPOPHOSPHITES Of Xjlxno nxid Solic- it Is almost as printable as milk. Far bettor than olhor Boenlloil Emulsions. A wonderful flush producer. FUUMSHING GOODS, HATS BOOTS AND SHOES. Scott's Emulsion There arc poor Imitations. Get the genuine Reno Livery JOHN POTHOFF, Prop'r OPPOSITE DEPOT. Livery and Feed Stable. First-class turnouts at reasonable prices. Transient mock Careful I r fro vlded for. sei C. NOVACOVTCH. H. I. BURR BERRY NOVACOVICII, -----Wholesale nnd Retail Dealers in----- Groceries, Provisions, FINE TEAS AND COFFEES, Fish: anil: Oysters In season. 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MLS #1767377 Official listing information! None neighborhood - 270 Gut Watkins Road located in Burkesville KY 42717, priced at $10,900, with 0 bedrooms.270 Gut Watkins Road Burkesville KY - MLS #1767377 Close
Land for sale in Burkesville, KY at 270 Gut Watkins Road. This land is priced at $13,293/acre.
0.82 ac wooded lot only 1 mile from the Dale Hollow State Park, resort & golf course. Paved county road access with a drive way installed with approx 200+ ft of rd frontage. is from level to rolling. Electric, public water, telephone,& DSL
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UPDATE 1-Three small Canadian oil companies agree to merge
* Share-exchange aimed at boosting market value
* Focus to be on light oil in Alberta
* AvenEx shares drop, Pace and Charger gain
* Dividends to paid monthly
By Jeffrey Jones
CALGARY, Alberta, Dec 20 (Reuters) - A trio of small oil and gas companies said on Thursday they have agreed to combine to form a mid-sized Canadian producer, hoping a focus on light crude and monthly dividend policy will generate more value for investors than they were garnering individually.
Pace Oil and Gas Ltd, AvenEx Energy Corp and Charger Energy Corp said they would offer new shares in a combined operation known as Spyglass Resources Corp that will produce about 18,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day in various regions of Alberta.
Based on the values of the companies' shares as spelled out in the agreement, the combined operation would have a market capitalization of about C$425 million ($430 million).
It will be led by former Provident Energy executives, Tom Buchanan as chief executive and Dan O'Byrne as president, the companies said. Continued...


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GAMES: 4 guaranteed, weather permitting. Games will begin at 2 pm on Thursday
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Title: Long Way Home
Summary: Because after everything, it was only natural that he'd be the one to bring her home.
World: Game
Pairings: JunHikari (Twinleafshipping)
Notes: Shoutout to my fantastic, completely OCD, nitpicking Beta (I do so love her, though).
WARNING: fluff factor of 100. I could open a chocolate factory with all this sugar and cotton candy.
Really, I just needed to crank out a story to get back in the swing of writing, because it's been a year since I wrote anything! And after picking up my Platinum for the first time in at least 100 years, I remembered how much I love love love JunHikari. Everybody should love this ship.
Disclaimer: If I owned Pokemon, there would be a lot more canon and a lot less wishing and hoping.
Her breathing was uneven and shallow, her voice raspy. She closed her eyes involuntarily as the familiar sense of draining adrenaline brought her almost instantly back to her first battle and the incredulous look on the boy she beat. Cynthia's face was much less emotional though, as her Milotic fell to the floor with a resonant crash and one final cry.
Hikari fell unceremoniously to her already scraped knees, letting out a breath she didn't know she was holding, her battered-but-standing Infernape at her side in an instant. She turned, eyes softening, to the partner who had stood by her from the very beginning, sharing her tears and turmoil and distress, but more importantly reveling in her victories. He looped one strong arm around her waist, and she lifted her face to Cynthia's own expectant one.
She tossed perfect blonde hair over her shoulder as if she hadn't been in the middle of a battle of wits, brute strength and determination, and returned Milotic silently before making her way through the destroyed remnants of what used to be her stage as Champion. She didn't seem too bothered by the mess, sidestepping the rubble easily, and was in front of the girl in only a few moments. But it wasn't like it was hers anymore, anyways.
"Congratulations, kid."
Hikari let out another breath, lifting an arm to wipe her face of dirt and perspiration. A smile bloomed sweetly and then widened on her face, although thoughtful applause from the doorway distracted her before she could reply.
She turned, surprise rearranging her features, to the Professor's once-intimidating expression (which she found increasingly less so after she discovered the stash of sweets in the fridge of his lab) before a bubble of laughter escaped her, and she carefully made her way over to him. She let him clasp her hands and speak his congratulations while she tried to pay attention with the euphoria that was spreading over her.
"...and it's only fitting that one of my children earns the title of Champion, Cynthia was one, too, after all, and of course Kouki and Jun will be delighted..."
It wasn't until after her entrance into the Hall of Fame that the sliding doors to the front of the building finally opened, revealing her weary but beaming smile. And after a promise to be back in a week to assume her duties as Champion, she stepped out into the crisp autumn air, breathing deeply and closing her eyes. She was alone, having concluded that her team deserved some rest after five consecutive battles that shook her abilities and boundaries as a trainer more than a few times. She grimaced at her less than stellar appearance before taking a step forward, ready to amble her way back to Twinleaf.
And then she was shoved roughly to the ground, letting out an indignant cry and a warm body crashed on top of hers (she was familiar enough with the sensation that she didn't bother trying to avoid it anymore), strong arms wrapping themselves around her quickly. Hikari felt her eyes widen and then droop as she instinctively clutched the striped orange shirt, blonde hair tickling her nose. The familiar warmth of the other one who had been with her through it all, all fifteen times he had crashed into her, every time they had conveniently run into each other along their respective journeys. He pulled away, keeping his hands on her shoulders to inspect every inch of her scraped appearance. His own face was scratched and bruised slightly, his hair completely wild, and it was glorious. He gave her an unabashed smile when she raised an eyebrow.
"Hi," she said, quieter than she meant to.
"Hi," he breathed, his grin widening as he stood up and lifted her to her feet.
Why wasn't he at the Battle Frontier visiting his father? The question entered her mind and then disappeared when he wrapped an arm around her shoulders and leaned into her rather intimately. She idly wondered when he had gotten so much taller and broader than the small boy who bit and clenched his fists at his first loss to her, so many months before.
"Turns out that Dad's duties as a Frontier Brain isn't nearly as interesting as my best friend becoming Sinnoh Champion." He read her mind and started leading her to the path through Victory Road, his large, rough hands lacing with her delicate fingers experimentally.
"And did he get mad about that?" The girl asked flatly, half-joking, her face flushing from either the cold or Jun's sudden affection.
Jun watched her examine his face a moment before letting out a bark of laughter, his expression proud. "Of course not, Pokemon League security just doesn't appreciate spectators. Unless you're the Pokemon professor, I mean."
"What about Kouki?"
She watched his face contort unpleasantly at the thought of Kouki, and she wondered how anyone could think so poorly of the Professor's sweet assistant. She made a note to ask him about it later, when his close proximity wasn't so distracting.
"He sends his congrats." He said flatly.
Hikari raised her eyebrows in surprise to his tone, but then her face softened when she caught him look away sheepishly. He still hasn't let go of her hand.
"Anyways," his eyes regained their shine after a moment. "Let's get you home."
She let herself lean back against him as he steered his Staraptor through the cloudless skies that were already turning pink. Finally giving in to her physical exhaustion, she let out a sigh and slumped against him completely, ignoring the chuckle that vibrated through her and fluttered in her stomach.
"How did you know I was at the League?" She asked softly, her eyes closing involuntarily.
"Hika, you're my best friend and I knew you'd beat Volkner. When Dad and that stuffy castle lady were talking about how they had just heard the news of a new champion, I knew there was no way it wasn't you." His arm was slowly winding it's way around her waist to pull her into his lap, his shoulders slouching and arms wrapping around her comfortably.
"Thanks for coming."
He rested his chin on her hat, and she knew he was grinning. "It's only natural that I'd be the one to bring you home, right?"
And the night conveniently hid her flushed cheeks and pounding heartbeat. She really needed to get more girl friends.
The End.


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Everything Falls Apart
Lara jumped up. She grabbed her little suitcase and filled it with a clean change of clothes, and threw in whatever money she had. She brushed her hair and tied it back, pulled on her boots, cloak and bonnet as fast as she could. She sprinted down the stairs so almost tripped on her shoelace. She ran out into their garden, where they always used to play, and he was there.
Felix was sixteen now, clearly older, but even then looked barely the same. The first taken over his face. His reddish brown hair was cut very close to his scalp and he was dressed in plain and colourless clothes making his hair seem garishly bright. His eyes, a dark grey colour, were cold and determined.
'Come on.' Felix said. 'We need to go.'
Lara suddenly felt a lot less excited and suddenly uncomfortable. Felix had not said or done anything unkind to her, and yet she felt unwelcome. This wasn't what she had expected. What she expected was, well, some warmth from him. Some kindness. Here they were, finally doing what they had wanted to, and he seemed so reluctant…no. He wasn't reluctant. After all these years, he somehow remembered the way. He walked as though he wanted to harm the bare ground (despite the cold, not one snowflake had fallen in Esford.) But he kept his head up and looked straight ahead. He clearly wanted to get there.
'Felix,' Lara sped up a little to catch up with him. 'Aren't you going to talk? I haven't seen in at least six months so what's happened? Are you ok?'
'I'm fine.'
'That's ok. You just seem a bit…angry?'
'I don't mean to.'
'Oh. I'm sorry.'
'Don't apologize, Lara.'
'What did I just say?' Felix's voice switched from cold to aggressive. He paused for a while, then finally smiled. 'I'm sorry.'
The two went on with the odd casual chatter, unlike six years ago they walked calmly, as opposed to running before. This time, when they got to the mud covered patch on the outskirts of Esford, Lara had shoes, although now ruined. Now it was so much colder, but the heavy velvet cloak kept her warm enough. All she had last time was her mother's winter coat with some loose change in the pockets. When the conversation dulled to silence, Lara realised how much she had relied on Felix as a child.
Eventually, after what seemed like hours, the familiar little cottage lit by blazing yellow light. There with a now much more battered sign – The Singing Cat.
Both felt a little guilty bringing muddy footprints into the room, but it's not the sort of thing you can do anything about. Once again they ordered two teas, sat in the same spot, and were served by the same woman, only now with a lined face and grey in her immaculate bun. Felix referred to her as Mrs Steam.
'I'm surprised you remembered her name after all this time. Wait- did she even tell you her name?' Lara said after burning her tongue on tea.
'I've been here a few times now,' Felix replied.
There was a brief silence, then once again, Lara once again noticed Felix hadn't touched his tea.
'Aren't you going to drink that? It's so cold out,' Lara stroked the fabric of her cloak which lay under her bonnet on the chair beside her, wishing it was acceptable to wear outdoor clothing inside. This place didn't do a good job at keeping warm.
'Sorry if it's cold.' Mrs Steam spoke up. 'I can't get my fireplace to light.'
'Don't worry,' Lara tried to reassure her.
'I'm not.' Mrs Steam turned away into the kitchen.
Lara and Felix were alone except for one girl in the corner. She looked to be in her mid-teens and dressed in a thick light peach dress that surely cost a lot of money. She was instantly recognizable as the daughter of Mrs Steam although her face was softer and freckled slightly. She stared at them, though not with bitterness, more fear. After a while she got her coat and left to go outside. She never said a word.
'Lara.' Felix said. 'We're alone now.'
'I can ask you now.'
'Ask me what?'
'You know, the magic stuff?'
'Oh, oh of course.' Lara didn't want to admit it hadn't been her priority for a while.
'Well, surely you could light the fire? Just a suggestion… I mean, it is cold. And I can't do the same thing as well.' That was true. Felix had been a more destructive witch, putting out the fire but never saving the singed grass. That wasn't all they could do, however, but it was their favourite.
Lara made her way to the pile of logs sitting in the fireplace and sat down in front of it. Ok, it had been a long time since she had done this. She closed her eyes, and tried to returning the power. It was a lot easier than she thought. Warmth glided through her arms out to her fingertips. They began to glow white, and little sparks were flying off her hands. When the first golden flame formed, she pressed her hands to the logs. She felt a warm tickling, but Lara was always immune to whatever she could create. When the flames started to peek through in between her fingers, she drew her hands away, and ordered them to stop.
But they didn't.
Lara realised what she had done- repressed her abilities for years purely out of no need for them, and now they had become too powerful. She shook her hands, only sending white sparks everywhere. The fire wrapped itself around her hands, and it wasn't warm anymore, it was hot.
'FELIX!' Lara screamed. 'GET OUT OF HERE!'
Lara stumbled to her feet. She took a few steps back and the fire only followed her. Her footprints left glowing hot embers. The fire was now burning away at the cuffs of her dress and the hem of her skirts. She sprinted to the door, pushing it open and therefore sending it up in flames. Outside she could no longer feel the cold, but just intense raging heat. The fire was spreading to her shoulders and the smoke was getting in her eyes but she saw water- a few metres from the Singing Cat. She ran wildly to the edge and let herself fall in to the ice cold liquid.


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Barcelona World Race contrast in fortunes
by Barcelona World Race on 7 Mar 2011
Jaume Mumbrú onboard We Are Water - Barcelona World Race We Are Water
Barcelona World Race - Not for the first time in this, and almost certainly not for the last, has the contrast in fortunes between the pacemakers and the back markers of the fleet been vast.
The only thing that Loïck Peyron and Jean-Pierre Dick seem to be struggling with on their ascent of the south Atlantic on Virbac-Paprec 3 this Sunday afternoon is deciding if their nearest rivals Mapfre are indeed following in their wake, or whether Iker Martinez and Xabi Fernandez will break to the west of the high pressure system.
Otherwise it is fast, easy sailing for the French duo, enjoying rising temperatures, robust spirits, and even a chance to appreciate the wildlife: ' We have a good Atlantic rhythm: sleep, work, freeze dried, sleep…Just now we are both on deck working when we can. And after two months together, then things just happen naturally.
We saw some funny dolphins yesterday, black and white. Loïck saw a seal with beautiful moustache.' Reported Dick this afternoon.
In Wellington, New Zealand, Juan Merediz and Fran Palacio are desperately trying to convert their huge motivation and desire to finish their Barcelona World Race into a solid, workable plan: a means and methodology to successfully re-join the two broken halves of the mast they broke in the Tasman.
In fact their mandatory 48 hours stop will expire tonight with little real progress. Saturday was spent with Southern Spars assessing the damage to their Central Lechera Asturiana rig and many others on board looking at their other jobs and problems. And Sunday has been equally frustrating with strong gales not even allowing them the chance to lift out the remaining upright section.
Juan Merediz, joined by phone from Wellington today said: 'We are very motivated. But on a technical level there are many complications and it is nearly impossible, but that is nearly impossible so there is still some possibility. The major problem is that, and there are many things broken, we are lacking a Genoa. And if we want to stay in the race we must satisfy the Imoca measurement rules. It was already complicated in Barcelona to change the rig and so the logical thing is to be able to join the two pieces.'
First priority today is rest and recuperation for Jaume Mumbrú and Cali Sanmartí on We Are Water. They had to abort their entrance in to the Cook Strait in rising winds, big breaking seas after suffering further sail problems.
After having seemingly made the clear decision that they would be fighting on and not stopping in Wellington, the duo were exhausted and at a low ebb when they finally managed to take refuge in a sheltered area of D'Urville Island, to the west side of the entrance to the Cook Strait. As long as they do not accept outside assistance they may stay on the mooring they have found there and leave in less than 48 hours, to return to the race track. But by all accounts some of their repairs which they made since being knocked down in the Tasman last week, have been negated and the duo anticipate making enough running repairs to get the boat moving safely again.
Mumbrú said: 'All the repairs that we had been doing the last few days got ruined in a few hours in the huge, boat breaking waves. The door closed in our faces. When the sea does not want you to pass through, you cannot pass, there is no way of getting around it. We are both OK and We Are Water though somewhat hurt, is good too. '
For both teams there is the backdrop that the Autumn weather patterns in the southern oceans are already being reported by teams, and so time is of the essence for both We Are Water and Central Lechera Asturiana.
Pachi Rivero and Toño Piris have been accelerating rapidly towards Cape Horn which the third placed duo should pass Monday evening. As the leading duo engage with their anticyclone in front of them, Rivero and Piris have been fastest in the fleet this afternoon making 18.1 kts and an average VMG of 18.7kts.
French solo-skipper Thomas Coville passed within an estimated three miles of Estrella Damm today, making clear visual contact with the Imoca Open 60.
Rankings at 1400hrs Sunday Seventh March 2011:
1 Virbac-Paprec 3 at 5785 miles to finish
2 Mapfre 264 miles from the leader
3 Renault Z.E at 1589 miles
4 Neutrogena at 1738 miles
5 Groupe Bel at 1878 miles
6 Mirabaud at 1938 miles
7 Estrella Damm Sailing Team at 2015 miles
8 Hugo Boss at 2451 miles
9 Gaes Centros Auditivos at 2771 miles
10 Forum Maritim Catala at 4640 miles
11 Central Lechera Asturiana at 5765 miles
12 We Are Water at 5817 miles
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ARGYLE were confronted by one of football's harshest truths -indeed one of life's harshest - as they failed to fire for a fourth successive home game: when you are down on your luck, you do not get the breaks.
The Pilgrims deserved one for a thoroughly committed display that reached decent heights after the interval, but they came up against a goalkeeper in the form of his life. Scott Loach made two unbelievable saves, as well as a string of barely less credible ones, to thwart the Greens' best efforts.
Unfortunately, they also deserved little better than to go a goal behind in the fourth minute, during which time Tom Cleverley took advantage of a nervous, sluggish start to score the only goal of the game.
How Watford kept hold of that advantage for the next 90 minutes was a complete puzzle. Up until the interval, they were comfortable enough, especially with Loach in such good form, but, afterwards, they needed sponge-like qualities to soak up waves of Pilgrims' pressure.
On Saturday, after the Pilgrims had missed an open goal, hit the crossbar and been denied by a worldy save at West Browm, Paul Sturrock had said Pilgrims should not be thinking 'if only' any more, but there were so many if only moments again.
Argyle also hit a post, saw a goal-line clearance, and had a couple of chances which brushed the frame of the goal as they attempted to get back into the game.
Luggy had made four personnel changes to his starting line-up from the one that had started so gamely at West Bromwich on Saturday before being bounced by Marek Cech and going down, a shade unjustly, 3-1.
A lack of available defenders also saw the abandonment of the rather promising 3-4-3 seen for the first time at the Hawthorns, in favour of a solid 4-4-2.
David McNamee had recovered from flu to be restored to the restored back-four, with Krisztián Timár coming back to the colours for the injured Réda Johnson, and Gary Sawyer dropping back from midfield.
Captain Carl Fletcher by-passed him in transit to line up alongside Karl Duiguid in the centre of a four-man midfield to which Chris Clark was restored and Alan Gow added, the Scot adopting a wide role behind Saturday's goalscorer Jamie Macke and the recalled Cillian Sheridan.
Jim Paterson and Luke Summerfield were relegated to the substitutes' bench, while weekend starter Steve Maclean did not make the 18-man match-day squad.
Watford, arriving at Home Park unbeaten in five games, had no need to tinker with the men who had beaten bottom side Barnsley 1-0 at the weekend.
The starting 11 was the same, with an attack led by weekend scorer Danny Graham and on-loan Arsenal starlet Henri Lansbury. The only change came on the bench, where Jure Travner replaced Eddie Oshodi.
Not for the first time this season, a set-piece proved to be the Pilgrims' early downfall, as Argyle failed to get on to the front foot.
Watford's second corner of the match, in the fourth minute, was pinged low and hard by Don Cowie to the near post, where Cleverley's powerful shot from the angle of the six-yard box was deflected past Romain Larrieu off Sawyer.
The initial setback clearly sapped from Argyle what reservoirs of fragile confidence they had come into the game with, and one feared the worst.
Watford, conversely, rode their wave and, for long periods, the game was played in the Greens' defensive half.
It was something of a surprise, then, when Argyle came close to levelling. A clever mismove free-kick saw McNamee's delivery reach the head of Sheridan, who put the ball into the danger zone. From here, Mackie headed goalwards, only for goalkeeper Loach to acrobatically claw the ball away.
If that save was out of the topmost drawer, Loach's next was from the shiny polished surface above it. How he managed to scoop out Mackie's downward header from point-blank range is right up there with what happened to Lord Lucan among life's great mysteries.
The heads you lose scenario at least breathed some belief into the Pilgrims, and that was underlined by some neat passing that was obviously appreciated by a small, but largely supportive crowd.
The early goal, however, clearly undermined the Greens: to concede a second would have been fatal, and that thought was in their minds, but they needed to take that risk in pursuit of the equaliser.
Goals, it is said, change games and Cleverley's clearly affected this one. Watford did not have to chance their arm, and did not. Instead, they waited for the opportunity to kill off the game.
Their mission was enhanced by yellow cards to each of the Pilgrims' centre-backs - Timár and Árnason, and a third defender, McNamee - to add further jitters to a shaky back-four.
Watford's bullet-in-the-head moment nearly came when Cowie teed up Graham for a header that Larrieu clutched near his goal-line, and came closer after Lansbury's shot from the edge of penalty area beat Larrieu but rebounded to safety from a goalpost.
Luggy tweaked things at the interval to give Gow a more central role, and the Scot immediately set up Duguid for a shot from 20 yards that Loach was obliged to save, without too much trouble.
Mind you, nothing appeared to cause Loach too much trouble. He produced another world class save to deny the impressive Sheridan after the Irishman hooked a shot towards goal from inside the six-yard box.
The Greens continued to keep Watford under the thumb, and Árnason was inches from levelling with his first goal in English football as he powered Clark's corner wide, before Loach produced another fine save, from another threatening Clark corner, to keep out Sawyer's header.
It was all Argyle - and some Loach - but the goal their efforts deserved would not come. More pressure saw Sheridan head on a cross towards the far post, where Duguid stole in to head the ball against a post from barely two yards.
Luggy tried a three-card trick to finesse a goal, introducing Alan Judge, Rory Fallon and, for the first time at Home Park since he arrived in the halcyon days of summer, Bradley Wright-Phillips. Clark, Gow and, perhaps a tad unluckily, Sheridan made way.
The something-has-to-give feeling was enhanced by a run from Mackie that saw Lloyd Doyley head the ball out from under his crossbar.
Fallon was the next to suffer at the talented hands of Loach, who parried the new New Zealand international's diving header for a corner, from which Duguid's on-target volley was tipped over by the overused goalkeeper.
The Pilgrims kept their foot on the gas all the way to a fifth successive defeat and bottom spot in the Championship.
If only.
Argyle (4-4-2): 1 Romain Larrieu; 2 David McNamee, 5 Krisztián Timar, 11 Kári Árnason, 18 Gary Sawyer; 26 Alan Gow (10 Bradley Wright-Phillips 73), 4 Carl Fletcher (capt), 2 Karl Duguid, 6 Chris Clark (25 Alan Judge 73); 21 Cillian Sheridan (14 Rory Fallon 73), 8 Jamie Mackie. Substitutes (not used): 3 Jim Paterson, 20 Luke Summerfield, 23 Kyle Letheren (gk), 31 Yoann Folly.
Booked: Timár 27, Árnason 37, McNamee 43.
Watford: 1 Scott Loach; 33 Lee Hodson, 2 Adrian Mariappa, 17 Dale Bennett, 12 Lloyd Doyley; 7 Don Cowie, 28 John Eustace, 14 Ross Jenkins (18 Will Hoskins 90), 20 Tom Cleverley (15 Jon Harley 83); 5 Henri Lansbury (25 Nathan Ellington 68), 10 Danny Graham. Substitutes (not used): 3 Jure Traver, 16 Richard Lee (gk), 29 Michael Bryan, 31 Marvin Sordell.
Referee: Graham Scott (Oxfordshire).
Attendance: 8,703 (away 355).
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Here's my idea of The Lab
First you have to vote for the map, Then you have to vote for the gametype FOR EXAMPLE ( PLUNDER, TDM AND TEAM OBJECTIVE), Then you have to vote for the weapons that you will have FOR EXAMPLE ( T-BOLT - Pistole, SAS-12 - MAG-5, and RPG-7)
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THAT is a good idea, but I fear it would require them to put quite a bit work into a re-write of the Lab Map selection format. It would be like adding a Custom Game component to the Lab series.
What I believe we need is a better Lab Map selection process before match-making is complete. Right now, I'm sick to death of Dodgeball, but I have no way of opting out of it. Specifically, in Find Game, one should be able to select Lab, then be presented with the Lab Map options of which map to play, i.e., Lab Map 1, Lab Map 2, Dodgball. Once you select your map choice, THEN you go into the matchmaking for that specific Lab Map.
As it stands, today, I get shuffled into a new Dodgeball game, or game in progress, and have to bail immediately, and re-enter the whole process.
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Tomorrow marks the start of Coachella, Southern California's biggest musical and art festival. The three-day event takes place in the (very hot) desert and attracts thousands every year. Big-name bands and cool art are certainly fun, but if you're in the mood for a festival that's a bit out there, here are a few quirky ones to check out.
The travel website Any Trip recently compiled a neat list of "6 Odd But Awesome Spring Celebrations Around the World." These festivals sound pretty entertaining and range from the religious: Spain's Semana Santa en Sevilla, to the silly: the "Chase the Cheese race" in Gloucestershire, U.K.
The complete list includes the following festivals:
I'd love to check out the Songkran Water Festival in Thailand:


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Faculty Assembly announces Faculty Recognition Awardees
It often is said that the highest praise comes from one's peers. That's exactly how the new CU Denver Faculty Recognition Awards are being determined.
Here are the honorees in the inaugural round of this program coordinated through the CU Denver Faculty Assembly:
—Paul Musso – College of Arts & Media, Music Department
—Carol Dee – Business School, Accounting Department
—Troyann Gentile – School of Education and Human Development, Counseling Program
—Bryan Wee – College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Geography Department
—Cathy Casper – College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, English Department
—Rich Argys – School of Education and Human Development, Literacy, Language and Culturally Responsive Teaching Program
—Nicole Plasecki – College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, English Department
—Dorothy Garrison Wade – School of Education and Human Development, Administrative Leadership & Policy Studies Program & Doctoral Program
—Michael Berry – College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Political Science Dept.
—L. Ann Martin – Business School, Accounting Department
—Carrie Makarewicz – College of Architecture and Planning, Master of Urban Regional Planning Program
Seeing a need, starting a tradition
"Various schools and colleges offer a major award at the end of each year recognizing faculty for long-term service that exceeds expectations," acknowledged CU Denver Faculty Assembly Chair Joanne Addison.
"But we know many faculty engage in short-term service that exceeds expectations on a regular basis. I initiated the Faculty Assembly Recognition Program to highlight the importance of these short-term service commitments and to recognize faculty throughout the year."
Each awardee receives a CU Denver leather folio, a letter of recognition from Provost Rod Nairn and Addison. Notice of the award also is sent to the dean and department heads or chair– depending on each program organization.
All faculty (tenure, non-tenure, clinical track, lecturers, instructors) are eligible to be nominated and recognized – but can only receive one award per academic year. Recipients are selected by the CU Denver Faculty Assembly Executive Committee.
The Faculty Recognition Program is ongoing and nominations are accepted anytime. More information is online.
Word is getting out about this awards program. "Nominations continue to be submitted for activities as varied as organizing a major symposium, outreach to K-12 schools, and campus-based committee work significantly above and beyond usual expectations," said Addison. "We welcome nominations for a wide-range of service-related activities."


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