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After 18 years in Birmingham supporting Aston Villa and being high jump champion I moved to Cambridge tech to do a history degree. I stayed on in Cambridge because I had fallen in love just as I was leaving and since it was the only industry in Cambridge I became an English teacher. I still live in Cambridge now although I spend part of my time in Sopot (Poland) and Canterbury (UK)).
In the UK, Spain, Venezuela and Poland I've taught most levels, types and formats of ELT. I've trained teachers on all (inhabited) continents except Australia. I was surprised to find myself start writing a book or two – I've co-authored: Dictation, CUP, 1988, The Confidence Book, Longman, 1990, More Grammar Games, CUP, 1995, and Ways of Doing, CUP, 1998 as well as The Company Words Keep, 2012 which is described elsewhere on this website. At present I'm interested in Silent Way, Linguistic Psychodrama and Corpus Linguistics and am looking in vain for a unified theory or at least a principled eclecticism.
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For almost 70 years Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance has been guardian of the service and sacrifice of generations.
With yesterday's opening of a $7.6 million visitor centre and educational facility that legacy was ensured.
The new centre, built under the northern forecourt, improves access for the disabled.
It features touring exhibitions and a 40-metre long Gallery of Medals.
Treasurer Peter Costello, who attended the opening with Premier Steve Bracks, said the redevelopment of the Shrine, which was "ingrained into the consciousness of every Victorian", would allow young Australians to teach the Anzac story to their children.
"The story of Anzac and the men and women of the Australian Defence Force and what they've done will never die, but it will be remembered here," Mr Costello said in his address.
An estimated 300,000 Victorians attended the opening of the Shrine in 1934.
Yesterday a crowd of more than 500 made their way up the lawns dotted with memorial trees to the redeveloped undercroft.
Among them was 87-year-old Myrtle Ingram, whose husband George, a VC winner, was one of the Shrine's original guards.
Mrs Ingram said every visit to the Shrine evoked memories of the "impressive and beautiful" soldiers who have marched on Anzac Day in decades past.
Mr Bracks said the new centre was the biggest improvement to the memorial since it opened.
It would significantly increase visitor numbers, he said.
The Shrine attracts 270,000 visitors annually, 50,000 of them on Anzac Day alone.
"Imagine schoolchildren coming here from across Victoria, seeing what the Shrine has to offer, understanding what has gone before and seeing first-hand the sacrifices given for the very freedoms they enjoy," Mr Bracks said. The centrepiece of the new development, the Gallery of Medals, commemorates the 400,000 Victorians who have served in military and peacekeeping operations.
Each of the 4000 replica medals represents the service of 100 Victorians and six who died.
The wall of medals stands opposite the VC of Captain Robert Grieve, one of the few to be displayed outside the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
On the entrance wall are the words of the then governor-general, Sir William Deane, on Anzac Day 1999: "Anzac is not merely about loss. It is about courage and endurance, and duty, and love of country and mateship, and good humour and the survival of a sense of self-worth and decency in the face of dreadful odds."
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CECIL-L ArchivesArchiver > CECIL > 1999-02 > 0918012443
From: Anne Baker <>
Subject: Russell H & Lucy Phillips Cecil
Date: Tue, 02 Feb 1999 22:27:23 -0500
1. Russell H. Cecil b. 27 Oct 1815, Va., m. 05 Dec 1848, in Wayne Co.,
Ky., Census - he & parents born in Va.
Lucy Ann Phillips, b. 21 Dec 1828, Monticello, Wayne Co., Ky., d. 16
Feb 1913, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., Bur: 17 Feb 1913, Springhill
Cem., Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy. Census records state her mother born in
Va & her father born in NC.
Russell H. Cecil died 27 Apr 1890, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., Bur:
29 Apr 1890, Springhill Cem., Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy. He was a large
land owner, Vice President & Director of the Mercer County National
CECIL About three o'clock Sunday morning death claimed Mrs. Lucy A.
Cecil, one of the most venerable and beloved women in the community. She
was about eighty-five years of age and the widow of the late Russell H.
Cecil, one of the wealthy men of the county in his time. She had not
been well, but the immediate cause of her death was congestion of the
lungs and she lived only about an hour after her serious condition was
discovered by her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Dalton, with whom she had made
her home for a number of years.
Mrs. Cecil was a native of Monticello, KY., and comes of a prominent
family that emigrated from Virginia to Kentucky shortly after the
Revolutionary war. She had been living in this county since shortly
after her marriage.
Mrs. Cecil was a member of the Christian church, a very devout and
lovable woman, and with an unusual intellect. To the end of her long
life she kept in touch with the happenings of the day and her interest
never waned in those about her.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Dalton,
conducted by Rev. Simpson, of the Christian church, assisted by Rev. M.
V. P. Yeaman, of the Assembly, and Rev. McLeod, of the First
Presbyterian churches. The interment was in Spring Hill Cemetery. Mrs.
Cecil leaves a family of splendid men and women who are representative
citizens in their places of residence. They are Dr. John Cecil, of
Louisville; Rev. Russell Cecil, of Richmond, Va.; Mr. M. A. Cecil and
Mrs. J. M. Dalton of this city, and Mrs. R. H. Bohon, of Decatur, Ill.,
all of whom were here to attend the funeral.(HH Fri Feb 21, 1913).
2. i Micajah Howe Cecil b. 4 Nov 1849.
ii Russell H. Cecil, Jr. b. 01 Oct 1853, Ky., d. 15 Jun 1925,
Richmond, Va.
3. iii John Giles Cecil b. 20 Nov 1855.
4. iv Julia Howe Cecil b. Feb 1858.
v Hattie L. Cecil b. 26 Jul 1861, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky.,1
d. 07 Jul 1864, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., Bur: Springhill Cem.,
Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy.
5. vi Susan Ellen Cecil b. cir 1865.
Second Generation
2. Micajah Howe Cecil b. 4 Nov 1849, Monticello, Wayne Co., Ky., m. 12
Nov 1874, in Jessamine Co., Ky., Anne M. Overstreet, b. Jul 1854,
Jessamine Co., Ky., d. 20 Jul 1934, Lexington, Fayette Co., Ky, Bur:
Springhill Cem., Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy. . Daughter of Thomas Jefferson
Micajah died 18 Jul 1915, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., Bur: 19 Jul
1915, Springhill Cem., Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy.
CECIL Mr. M. H. Cecil died Sunday afternoon at his home near town after
an illness of some months, and his death has occasioned deep regret
among a wide circle of friends and the expressions of sympathy for the
bereaved ones were many and from the heart.
Mr. Cecil was a man whom every one liked. He was born in Monticello,
Ky., November 4, 1849, and was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
He was educated at Washington and Lee and Princeton Universities.
Deceased is survived by his wife, who was Miss Annie Overstreet, and
four children, Mr. Howe O. Cecil, of Seattle, Wash.; John R. and Miss
Sarah Cecil and Mrs. Gore Moberley, all of this county; one brother, Dr.
Russell Cecil, of Richmond, Va., and two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Dalton, of
this city, and Mrs. R. S. Bohon, of Decatur, Ill.
Funeral services were conducted at the home Monday afternoon, by Rev.
Bunyan McLeod, of the Presbyterian church, and the interment took place
in Spring Hill cemetery.
Those relatives and friends attending the funeral from out-of-town were
Mrs. John G. Cecil and Mrs. J. VanDyke Norman, of Louisville; Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Bohon, Decatur, Ill.; Mrs. Chester Reese, Lexington; Mr. and
Mrs. N. W. Sampson and family and Mr. Marion Fields, Stanford; Rev. and
Mrs. Russell Baird, Crab Orchard; Messrs. A. J. and Paul Overstreet,
Wilmore; Mr. Charles P. Cecil and Miss Lily Cecil, Danville, and Mrs.
Taylor, Cynthiana. Owing to the great distance, Mr. Cecil's oldest son,
Mr. Howe Cecil, and his brother, Dr. Russell Cecil, were unable to reach
hear in time for the funeral. (HH Fri Jul 16, 1915)
CECIL Mrs. Annie Overstreet Cecil, 81 years old, died Saturday in
Lexington after a long illness. She was a former resident of Harrodsburg
and the widow of M. H. Cecil, who was a prominent citizen here and
active in affairs of the community during his life. Mrs. Cecil was a
native of Jessamine county, the daughter of Jeff and Sarah Overstreet,
members of old families in that section. She was a woman of unusual
intellect and personality, interested always in her church and ready to
give it service as long as her health permitted. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Gore Moberley and Miss Sarah Cecil, of Lexington,
formerly of Harrodsburg; a sister, Miss Nannie Overstreet, and a
brother, Mr. Alvie Overstreet, both of Wilmore.
Mrs. Cecil's funeral service was held at the grave in the family lot
in Spring Hill cemetery Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Dr. John W.
Carpenter, pastor of the United Presbyterian church, conducting the
service. Pall bearers were John Reed, Lexington; Col. John M. Moberley,
H. T. Soaper, Dr. J. B. RoBards, Capt. Eugene Bisset, Charles Davis. A
number of relatives and friends from Louisville, Danville, Lexington and
other places, and local people attended the services. (Harrodsburg
Herald Fri Oct 25, 1935)
i Howe O. Cecil b. Aug 1875, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., d. 14
May 1918, Seattle, King Co., Wash., Bur: 17 May 1918, Springhill Cem.,
Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy, creamated.
CECIL The remains of Mr. Howe O. Cecil, who died in Seattle, Washington
some days ago, and who was cremated after the funeral there, will be
interred in Spring Hill cemetery this (Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There will be a short service at the grave by Dr. J. G. Hunter, his
former pastor in this city. Many who knew and loved Mr. Cecil during his
residence here will be glad of this opportunity to pay their last
respects to him. (HH Fri May 17, 1918)
CECIL Many friends and relatives in this community were grieved and
shocked by a telegram yesterday morning announcing the death of Mr. Howe
O. Cecil, at Seattle, Washington. He had been quite sick from heart
trouble and diabetes, but the first intimation of his critical condition
was the wire to his brother, Mr. John Cecil, announcing his death. The
deceased was 42 years of age and the eldest child of the late M. H.
Cecil and Mrs. Cecil, and about eighteen years ago left Kentucky for the
West, where he had made good. At the time of his death he was a
prominent Seattle business man, and was also Superintendent of the
Sunday-school and a deacon in a Presbyterian church in that city.
Some years ago he married Miss Gertrude Reausseau, of Texas, who
with three children survive him. The body will be cremated and the ashes
sent here to be placed in the family lot in Spring Hill cemetery. Mr.
Cecil was a brilliant, and scholarly man and was held in the highest
esteem by all who knew him.
He was a graduate of Central University, and during his college life
devoted much time to athletics, and still holds the Southern
Inter-collegiate record as one-mile runner, his time never having been
About seven years ago he visited his family here and remained about
three months, renewing old ties and friendships. besides his family in
the West he is survived by his mother, Mrs. M. H. Cecil, one brother,
Mr. John Cecil, and two sisters, Miss Sarah Cecil and Mrs. Gore
Moberley. (HH Fri May 15, 1918)
ii Mary A. "May" Cecil b. 09 Feb 1880, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co.,
Ky., d. 27 Oct 1894, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., Bur: 28 Oct 1894,
Springhill Cem., Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy.
iii Sarah Jane Cecil b. Dec 1883, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky.,
d. 01 Apr 1951, Lexington, Fayette Co., Ky, Bur: Springhill Cem.,
Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy.
iv John R. Cecil b. Feb 1886, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky.,3 d.
05 Jul 1923, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., Bur: 07 Jul 1923, Springhill
Cem., Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy.
v Julia Cecil b. Dec 1887, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., m. Gore
Moberley, b. May 1884, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky.
3. John Giles Cecil b. 20 Nov 1855, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., m.
1882, Elizabeth Robinson, d. aft 1913, then liv. Louisville, Jefferson
Co., Ky. John died 12 Dec 1913, Louisville, Jefferson Co., Ky., Bur:
Cave Hill Cem. Louisville, Ky.
CECIL Dr. John Giles Cecil, a native of this county, but for many years
one of the foremost physicians in Louisville, passed away at his home in
that city Friday afternoon.
Death resulted from heart trouble from which he had suffered for several
months. the funeral services took place at the family residence in
Louisville, conducted by Dr. Vander Meulen, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, south, of which he was an elder, and the burial was in Cave Hill
cemetery in that city.
Dr. Cecil was a son of Russell H. and Lucy Phillips Cecil, and was born
in Mercer county in 1858. He attended Princeton College and was honor
man of the famous class of '76. Afterward he took up the study of
medicine in the Louisville University and then served as intern in the
City Hospital there. Following this he spent sometime in the study of
medicine in Berlin, and returned to practice his profession in
He was married in 1882 to Miss Elizabeth Robinson, daughter of the late
Dr. Stuart Robinson, who with four children survive him. They are
Messrs. Stuart R. Cecil, Russell Cecil, Mrs. J. V. Norman, of
Louisville, and Mrs. J. M. Wilson, of Hang Chow, China. He is also
survived by two brothers Rev. Russell Cecil of Richmond, Va., and Mr. M.
H. Cecil, of this place, and two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Dalton, also of
Harrodsburg, and Mrs. R. H. Bohon, of Decatur, Ill. (HH Fri Dec 19,
i Stuart R. Cecil.
ii Russell Cecil, III.
iii Dau Cecil m. J. V. Norman.
iv Dau Cecil m. J. M. Wilson.
4. Julia Howe Cecil b. Feb 1858, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., m. 24
Jan 1888, in Mercer Co., Ky., Dr. Jesse M. Dalton, b. Feb 1854,
Georgia, d. 04 Aug 1902, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., Bur: 06 Aug
1902, Springhill Cem., Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy.
Julia died 01 Aug 1941, Richmond, Henrico Co., Va., Bur: Springhill
Cem., Harrodsburg, MercerCoKy.
DALTON Dr. J. M. Dalton, one of the best known physicians in this
community, died Monday evening at six o'clock after a lingering illness.
He had been in failing health for several years, but only for the last
few months had been confined to his bed. He was forty eight years of
age, and a native of Georgia, but had made this place his home for a
number of years, having married Miss Julia Cecil, of this place, a
devoted wife, who still survives him. During his residence here he made
many warm friends, who have watched the progress of his illness with
sorrow and distress. He was a member of the Assembly Presbyterian
church, holding the office of deacon in that body at the time of his
death. The funeral services were conducted at the church by the pastor,
Rev. E. E. Weaver, Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock and the remains,
followed by many sorrowing friends, were laid to rest in Spring Hill
cemetery. Beside his wife, he leaves two bright and attractive little
daughters, Misses Sue Vincent and Cecil Dalton. (Harrodsburg Herald Thu
Aug 7, 1902)
i Susan Vincent Dalton b. Nov 1888, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky. 3
ii Julia Cecil Dalton b. Jul 1893, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky. 3
5. Susan Ellen Cecil b. cir 1865, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Ky., m. 23
Dec 1889, in Mercer Co., Ky., R. S. Bohon, b. 30 Jul 1855, Monticello,
Wayne Co., Ky., d. 21 Nov 1936, Decatur, Ill,6 Bur: 24 Nov 1936,
Greenwood Cem, Decatur, Ill.
Susan died aft Nov 1936, then liv. Decatur, Ill.
BOHON (From Decatur, Ill., newspaper) Funeral services for R. S.
Bohon, 81, real estate dealer and former dry goods and clothing
merchant, who died at 9:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 21, l1936, in his home at
224 West Prairie avenue, Decatur, Ill., was held at 2 p.m. Monday in the
Dawson & Wikoff chapel. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Ministers
officiating were Rev. Harley T. Marsh and Rev. Francis E. Cooper.
Mr. Bohon was a director of the Mutual Home & Savings association,
holding the office for the last 30 years. He was a Mason, a member of
the Knights Templar. He was a trustee of the First Baptist church,
Decatur, of which he was a member for 60 years; only one other person
has been a member of the local church that long. He had been seriously
ill since August.
Mr. Bohon was born in Monticello, Ky., July 30, 1855, a son of William
and Velinder Bohon. He came to Decatur from Harrodsburg, Ky., in 1872 at
the age of 17.
He worked in various stores and in 1883 purchased a clothing store on
Merchant street. He remained there until January, 1885 when he moved to
658 East Eldorado street. In 1893 he erected a brick building at
Broadway and Eldorado streets. The clothing store still bears his name.
After 40 years in the clothing business he sold the store to his
associates and retired in 1914. He went into real estate business later
and has been associated with William Schroeder on East Main street. He
was married in Harrodsburg to Miss Sue Cecil, on December 23, 1889. He
and his wife spent many winters in Florida.
Besides his wife he leaves the following children; W. C. Bohon, Chicago;
Rane Samuel Bohon, Jr., St. Louis; H. Lynn, John R., and Lucien P.
Bohon, all of Decatur and Mrs. Julie Eustice of Chicago. He also leaves
a sister, Mrs. A. H. Peacock, of Dallas, Texas. (Harrodsburg Herald Fri
Dec 4, 1936)
i W. C. Bohon d. aft 1936, then liv. Chicago, Cook Co., Ill.
ii Rane Samuel Bohon, Jr. d. aft 1936, then liv. St. Louis, Mo.
iii H. Lynn Bohon d. aft 1936, then liv. Decatur, Ill.
iv John R. Bohon d. aft 1936, then liv. Decatur, Ill.
v Lucien P. Bohon d. aft 1936, then liv. Decatur, Ill.
vi Julie Bohon m. Mr. Eustice. Julie died aft 1936, then liv.
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With the exception of the Lincoln spoof ads, the writing wasn't good, but Jim Carrey was. He lifted the whole show and was magnificent.
Nothing better than a star with something to prove: he's still funny.
I forget how talented Jim Carrey is. If only he'd avoid wacky politics and wacky women.
I'd still pay to see Carrey in leading roles… bring em' on!!!
Too many kids write the show. While it's okay to have young talent on camera, the writing staff needs more old pros and maybe even recognizable names in the bullpen. Look what a veteran like Carrey brought to the show in front of the camera after so many people kept dissing him before this aired. He won SNL.
The 250 Dennises was classic!
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so omg funny.
The writing on snl terrible. Not funny.
Not funny.
Jim carrey was funny.
Wasn't impressed by Carrey. Bill Hader is a far superior talent right now. It was worth watching last night though to see Iggy Azalea shake it! And Kate McKinnon is great every week.
not funny
today shows are afraid to make fun of the mistakes power full people make(actress,obama ,cnn,fox,sports , )
SNL does new 4 shows a year . SNL is just trying to be the longest running show not the funniest
"Secret Billionaire" was one of the best skits I've seen in a long time. The cold opens have been crappy this season though.
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Helen Nelson passed away peacefully at GracePointe Crossing East Gables on Friday evening, March 2 at the age of 88. She was preceded in death by her parents Oscar and Grace Wikeen, her brother Donald B. Wikeen, husband Gordon in 1994, and son John Peter in 1976.
Helen was born in Minneapolis on January 13, 1924 where she lived until 1940 when the family moved back to Princeton due to her mother's declining health. Helen graduated from Princeton High School in 1942. She married Gordon Nelson of Princeton on March 8, 1946 in a beautiful ceremony at the home of her aunt and uncle, Raleigh and Ruth Herdliska. After their marriage, Gordon and Helen moved to Minneapolis so Gordon could train at Dunwoody to become a plumber. They returned to Princeton to enter the family business, Nelson Plumbing and Heating.
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In the spotlight this week is the talented and all-round wonderful Alisa from Ink Caravan . Alisa's gorgeous illustrations are an absolute must-see and she writes with warmth and joy about her life with her girls. Just check out those bears..
Our 'big' girl just turned seven - Wow, where did that time go! Surely it was only yesterday that they let me take home this beautiful fragile little bundle. I remember feeling shocked at how irresponsible that seemed – At the time I had no idea how to look after a new born baby. Not a clue. But you wake up one morning and there she is, gorgeous, getting taller by the minute, sporting shoes almost the same size as your own. Amazing!
She had a 'Build-a-Bear' party this year. Maybe it'll curb the dramatic sighs we hear every time we walk past the shop (here's hoping!). I have to say, watching seven little girls 'making' their own furry friends together is seriously sweet stuff – such natural Mums. So I'm very glad I added a good dollop of the same into the invitations and the party bags.
If there'd been a smidge more time some fabric party hats in sweet vintage florals would have made a pretty fab girly trifecta. Never mind, there were sprinkles of hole punch confetti in every envelope thanks to my punch-happy assistants. And despite the lack of 'fancy pants' hats, the bear shindig was a big success. Everyone went home happy with a new furry buddy, a tummy full of cake and a party bag. Life's good at seven!
ps. Interestingly neither of my girls actually chose a bear – we now have a rabbit called Floppy and a Pony called Salt.
Alisa Coburn is a part-time freelance Illustrator/Designer and full-time Mum to two little 'monkeys'. Her previous work incarnations have been a mishmash of weird and wonderful creative jobs in animation, film production, advertising and broadcast. Ink Caravan is Alissa's journal. It's a glimpse of her day-to-day life and where she indulges her passions for illustration, writing, photography and exploration. So it's both her escape hatch and her workshop.
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Author: TIMOTHY FRITZ
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Clarification of CBER April 3, 2012, telecon.
FDA Participants: Timothy Fritz
Non-FDA Participants: Penny Post
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From: Fritz, Timothy
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2012 8:12 AM
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Third-ranked North Carolina went on a 9-0 scoring run to break open a close game, going on to defeat Dartmouth 15-6 in men's lacrosse action Friday night before a crowd of 1,123 at Fetzer Field. Ten different Tar Heel players scored goals in the game and nine UNC players had assists as Carolina scored in double figures for the 15th time in the last 16 games. It was also the seventh time this season UNC's defense has limited its opponent to seven goals or less.
Senior midfielder Sean DeLaney matched his career high with five points to lead the Tar Heels as he exceeded the 100-point standard for his career. The Tar Heel co-captain now has 102 points on 76 goals and 26 assists.
With the win UNC improves to 8-0 on the campaign, the best start for the team since the 1993 NCAA runner-up team began its campaign with nine straight wins. Dartmouth, playing its first ranked team of the year, fell to 2-2 overall before a game at Duke next Tuesday.
Besides DeLaney's three goals and two assists, Carolina got three goals and an assist from senior attackman Gavin Petracca and two goals and two assists from sophomore midfielder Jimmy Dunster, who now has nine points in the last two games. Dunster has nine of his 15 points this season in the past two matches.
Cryder DiPietro matched his career highs with three points and two assists to go with a goal while Billy Bitter and Marcus Holman both had a goal and an assist. Carolina also benefitted from the first career goal by Jeff Muscatello and single goals from long-stick defensive midfielder Mark Staines and midfielder Chris Hunt. Logan Corey, Joe Howard and Sean Jackson all etched their names in the scorebook with assists.
Josh Etzion led the Big Green with two goals and an assist while Chris Costabile scored twice for Dartmouth and Ari Sussman had a goal and two assists.
UNC dominated the game statistically as the Tar Heels outshot the Big Green 43-22, including a 29-10 margin in the second and third quarters combined. UNC also won the ground ball battle 35-21 with Tyler Morton and Chris Hunt both claiming a team-high five. UNC dominated at the face-off X, winning 16 of 25 as Michael Burns won 10 of 14, Mark Staines 4 of 8 and William Scroggs 2 of 3. Burns' 71 percent success rate at the X was the highest of his career in a single game.
The riding and clearing game was a definite asset for the Heels as UNC converted 18 of 19 clears while Dartmouth was successful on only 13 of 25. The Big Green had 23 turnovers in the game and UNC had 13. Ten different Carolina players were responsible for 13 caused turnovers led by two each by Michael Jarvis, Charlie McComas and Mark Staines.
In the goal, Chris Madalon played the first 45 minutes for UNC, making six saves and allowing three goals. Steven Rastivo played the final 15 minutes and had a pair of saves. Michael Novosel played 55:53 of the game for the Big Green, making 12 saves and allowing 15 goals. Novosel kept the Tar Heels at bay in the first quarter but UNC started to find gaps in the Dartmouth zone beginning in the second quarter. The Tar Heels scored on 11 of their 17 shots on goal in the middle two quarters combined.
The game was a defensive struggle in the first quarter as the period ended with the game tied at 1-1. Novosel made three saves in the opening stanza to stymie the Tar Heels while Carolina forced Dartmouth in seven turnovers in the frame and allowed only four shots by the Big Green. The opening goal of the game came off a failed clear by Dartmouth as Sean DeLaney force a turnover and Jimmy Dunster came down to score an unassisted goal with 4:01 left in the first quarter. Dartmouth tied the game with 2:09 to play in the first quarter. After Chris Madalon made a save on a shot by Chris Costabile, Michael Jarvis claimed the ground ball for the Tar Heels but he was immediately stripped of possession by Josh Etzion. Etzion picked up the ground ball and scored one-on-one against Madalon.
The Tar Heels had a chance to regroup during the break at the end of the quarter and they came out firing on all cylinders in the second frame. Carolina took the lead for good on a goal from the left side by Thomas Wood off an assist by Cryder DiPietro with 13:26 left in the second quarter. Michael Burns won the ensuing face-off and the Tar Heels struck for another goal just 34 seconds later with Dunster tallying his second of the game off an assist by DeLaney. Carolina then extended its lead to 4-1 at the 11:04 mark with DeLaney scoring the first of his three goals off DiPietro's second assist of the quarter.
Neither team scored for almost 11 minutes as Novosel made big saves on shots by Ed Prevost, Thomas Wood and Dunster to keep the Big Green in the game. Carolina then stuck two goals in the back of the net in the last 1:20 of the period to take a 6-1 lead at intermission, matching its biggest halftime lead of the year for UNC. Gavin Petracca scored his first goal of the game at the 1:20 mark off an assist by Dunster and then Billy Bitter found an opening on the right side of the crease, shook off his defender and found a wide open DeLaney 10 yards out top. DeLaney buried the shot for a 6-1 advantage with seven seconds left in the first half.
Carolina did not take its foot off the pedal in the second half as it scored the first four goals of the quarter to take a 10-1 lead. DeLaney scored his third goal of the game just 44 seconds into the period as Dunster recorded his third assist of the match. Michael Jarvis then forced a turnover by Dartmouth leading to a goal by Petracca, off an assist by senior defenseman Sean Jackson, with 13:47 left in the third quarter. Carolina extended its lead to 9-1 as Chris Hunt picked up a ground ball after a scramble and rifled a shot past Novosel with 11:24 left in the quarter. Carolina finished off its 9-0 run on a goal by DiPietro from the top of the box, assisted by DeLaney, with 10:10 to go in the period.
The teams traded goals for the remainder of the third quarter with Rhett Miller scoring a man-up goal for Dartmouth at 7:15 and Petracca scoring with 2:12 to go off an assist by Marcus Holman. After Etzion scored an unassisted goal for Dartmouth with 50 seconds left in the quarter, two UNC defensive middies hooked up for the next goal with Logan Corey feeding long stick Mark Staines for a tally at the 33-second mark.
Both teams added three goals in the fourth quarter. Ari Sussman scored an unassisted goal at 14:01 but that was answered by UNC a little over a minute later as Billy Bitter took an assist from Petracca and scored an EMO goal at 12:56.
After Costabile scored for Dartmouth, UNC answered with a Marcus Holman goal at 6:02 of the quarter. Joe Howard got free from his defenders on the end line and fed a wide open Holman who went in and scored against Novosel one-on-one. UNC got its final goal of the game with 5:12 remaining as sophomore Jeff Muscatello scored his first career goal, dodging two defenders before sticking a hard shot by the goalie with 5:12 remaining in the match.
Carolina had a chance to play its entire roster for the first time since the Lehigh game. The Tar Heels now have an eight-day break before returning to ACC action when Carolina plays host to undefeated Maryland on Saturday, March 27 at Fetzer Field. Game time is 2 p.m. and the contest will be televised live nationally by


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What are the Jewish organizations in Europe and America going to do about Austria?
In no country in Europe—not even in Nazi Germany—has an anti-Semitic government ever before reached the point of cancelling Jewish citizenship. In Austria seventy-six Jews were deprived of their citizenship yesterday. Their citizenship was cancelled noiselessly and with no protest on the part of existing Jewish organizations.
Those who know of the intentions of the Austrian government are well aware of the fact that the revocation of the citizenship of these seventy-six Jews marks the beginning of a process to deprive no less than thirty thousand Jews in Austria of citizenship rights. It is only the beginning of a mapped-out plan of the Austrian government to cancel the citizenship of all those Jews who were naturalized after the war.
Under cover of worthless assurances the Austrian government is proceeding vigorously with its anti-Semitic legislation and feels that it can get away with it, since no Jewish organization abroad has so far indulged in an open protest. Do the Jewish organizations in America intend to continue their good-will play with Austria? Are they to witness silently the annihilation of Austrian Jewry? Have they not yet been convinced that the Austrian government is tricking them with its repeated assurances? Is no Jewish protest going to be voiced against Austria's action?
For the past hundred years, no anti-Semitic regime in Europe has dared deprive the Jews of citizenship. Not even in Czarist Russia. Not even the Germany of Hitler. No country wished to be recorded in history as having cancelled citizenship rights of a part of its population.
Austria, it seems, does not care about records of history. Anti-Jewish legislation in Austria now is worse than that in Czarist Russia—worse than that in Nazi Germany.
Unless effective measures in the form of public interest are taken by Jewish organizations in America and in England against Austria, there is ground to feel that the Austrian government will go much further with its anti-Jewish legislation than Germany did. Unless some serious move is made to hamper foreign support for Austria, the Jews in Austria will face the most dangerous situation ever witnesse by any Jewish community in any European country.
The Jews of the world cannot trust Austria any longer. They cannot take the assurances of Schuschnigg and others seriously. Now, when Austria has reached the point of disfranchising the Jews, a bitter campaign for the rights of the Jews in Austria must be started at once by the Jews outside of Austria.
Jewish organizations in America and in England should see to it that they are not held responsible for neglecting to secure protection for the rights of the Austrian Jews. The Austrian government must be told that its mistreatment of the Jews will no longer be tolerated. It must be told so plainly and effectively. And the earlier— the better.


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> - Does m0n0wall act as PPTP VPN server?
Yes. It can also port forward all of the associated PPTP ports to a
different server if desired.
> - Will my outside XP machines be completely integrated to the MS-Workgroup
> network?
Possibly. This is a technical problem that is only a problem because of
Microsoft licensing. If you office network is a domain (or active
directory) and the home users are using XP Home, and not XP Pro, they will
be unable to log into the domain. However, if the Windows Server is the
PPTP server, XP Home systems can log into the domain.
Amusingly enough I was just at the Microsoft web site, and the front of the
Business section has a tag line for Great Plains, "Performs the way you
expect. Works the way your people expect." I thought to myself, "Why would
you want to advertise that you will deliver shoddy software with needlessly
complex licensing?" Then I realized that Microsoft were the only ones in
the world who would not see it that way. :-)


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It wasn't quite as violent as the elbow that struck Oklahoma City guard James Harden on April 22, but he certaintly returned the favor to Metta World Peace -- minus the ejection and flagrant foul call.
Scrambling for a loose ball in the first quarter of Game 2 of a second-round series between the Thunder and Los Angeles Lakers, Harden beat World Peace to outside the three-point line.
With the shot clock running down, World Peace reached for the steal. Harden went behind his back left to right with the dribble as he drove into the lane and assisted Russell Westbrook's layup.
But as Harden stepped through to get past World Peace, his left elbow struck him in the nose. The elbow appeared inadvertent.
World Peace smarted from the blow to the nose, but didn't complain much as he ran to the other end of the floor on offense.
When the NBA playoffs started, World Peace was inactive because of a seven-game suspension after he slammed Harden behind the head with an elbow that put him out of that game in the second quarter. It came when World Peace was celebrating a dunk and not in the flow of play.
Harden had a concussion as he missed the final two games of Oklahoma City's regular season and World Peace was gone for the Lakers' regular-season finale and the first six games of their opening-round series vs. the Denver Nuggets.
World Peace got a measure of revenge on Harden in the second quarter. Trying to get around a screen by Thunder forward Nick Collison, World Peace chased Harden and literally clotheslined Collison across the chest to cause a turnover.
A foul wasn't called. World Peace was fouled in transition but hit both free throws.
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1. Crunch time Turk- Hedo Turkoglu scored 17 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter, and was Orlando's go to guy down the stretch once again. After a tough start in which he wasn't involved much in the offense, Turk bailed out the team yet again.
2. Sharpshooting Lewis- Forward Rashard Lewis was solid and consistent on both ends throughout the entire game, and finished with 25 points on 7-10 shooting, including 3 of 4 from behind the three-point arc. Rashard grabbed 6 rebounds as well.
3. Closing defense- Orlando went on a 26-10 run to put the game on ice in the fourth period. During that stretch, the Magic held New Jersey to just 5 for 14 from the field with three turnovers.
4. Good shooting from the field- The Orlando offense seemed to struggle from the perimeter for much of the night, but the statistics show that the Magic were better than 52% from the field (34-65).
5. Takin' care of the ball- The Magic had just 10 turnovers on the night, almost half of which by Dwight Howard (4). The Orlando point guards took care of the ball and ran the offense well, especially Keyon Dooling.
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While headlines in the past two weeks warned consumers that calcium supplementation could increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, authors of the study that prompted those headlines — published last month in the peer-reviewed journal Heart — identified four significant confounding factors in the design of the study.
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Abuja (AFP) Nov 20, 2012
Nigeria, west Africa regional powerhouse, said Tuesday that it would send about 600 troops to Mali as part of a west African military force to wrest control of northern Mali from Islamist extremists.
"Nigeria is expected to send about 600 troops out of the 3,200 (3,300) pledged by ECOWAS," deputy defence minister Olusola Obada said when she received a representative of the British prime minister in the Sahel region in her office.
"I want to say that today, the Sahel is of great concern to everybody in the subregion and the international community. The issue of the Sahel is not an issue localised within West Africa and Africa alone.
The British envoy, Stephen O'Brien, was in Abuja for talks on the rising insecurity in the Sahel, especially the crisis in northern Mali and in areas where Britain can help Nigeria play a crucial role.
"It is of international concern because there we have cells of terrorists that are everyday causing us a lot of problems for the people of Mali," Obada said.
"And I believe that the support that we need to get from the UK and other international partners is to ensure that Mali regains her territory in the North."
Tuareg rebels and armed Islamists, some with links to Al-Qaeda, took control of the vast northern region of Mali, once considered one of west Africa's most stable democracies, after a March coup in the capital Bamako created a power vacuum.
Regional west African bloc ECOWAS agreed earlier this month to send 3,300 troops to Mali.
European Union foreign ministers have agreed in principle to send a military mission to train Mali combat units.
The African Union has also endorsed a plan for military intervention to regain control of Mali's desert north and restore the authority of the state.
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This may turn out to be the summer of milk shakes. First, we made Chick-fil-A's Banana Pudding Shake. And now, Brownie Batter Milk Shakes. The inspiration for this one comes from Zaxby's. I'd say it's a copy cat version, except mine is so much better! Really. Zaxby's is good, but just like a regular chocolate shake with chocolate cookie crumbs.
Here's what you'll need to make your own Brownie Batter Milkshakes:
{Step 1} Remove 1/4 cup brownie mix before adding any ingredients and set aside for later.
{Step 2} Stir the remaining mix together with ingredients that are called for on the back of the box. Measure the oil and water a bit shy of the amounts listed to accommodate the missing 1/4 cup of mix.
{Step 3} Bake as directed.
{Step 4} Crumble enough cooled brownie to make 1/2 cup of crumbles.
{Step 5} In a blender, mix milk and 1/4 brownie mix that was set aside in the beginning.
{Step 6} Add ice cream and blend till combined.
{Step 7} Add brownie crumbles.
{Step 8} Enjoy!
You will have a lot of left over brownie. I suggest freezing these for another time. However, you can make more milkshakes by removing half the mix and cut the oil, water and eggs in half to make the brownies. Then just bake the leftover brownie mix in a smaller baking dish. This should yield ingredients for several batches of milkshakes.
My version tastes like a brownie and it has fresh brownie pieces. Sorry, Zaxby's. It's no contest. Not only that, but the cost difference is considerable. Zaxby's rings in at $3.17 compared to my version which makes two 12 oz milkshakes for about $1 per serving.
You can find the Pillsbury Brownie mix on sale for $1 and typically there is a $1/2 Pillsbury coupon to get them for $.50 each! You can not beat the cost savings for such a delicious treat!
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Affluent clients want their CPA financial advisors to focus on more than just investments.
October 20, 2008
by John Bowen, Jr.
If you're like a lot of CPAs, you spend a significant amount of your workday managing your clients' accounts. This makes sense, of course.
The problem, however, is that too many CPA advisors focus almost exclusively on their clients' investments and ignore a number of other important areas. There are several disadvantages to this approach. First, it means that you may not be giving clients the comprehensive service that helps generate greater loyalty, additional assets to manage and qualified referrals that can help you build a base of ideal clients. Second, it means that you have left your business vulnerable to client dissatisfaction during market downturns. Third, you are not providing a whole range of services that can significantly boost your revenue and income. And last, focusing on investments alone means that you are not doing all you can to bring much-needed value to your clients' entire financial lives — the true hallmark of today's top advisors.
In short, using an investment-centric business model greatly limits your ability to achieve success and do right by your clients. The good news: You can shift your focus and more effectively address the advanced concerns of affluent clients.
The Rest of the Picture
When CEG Worldwide surveyed roughly 2,100 advisors from across all channels — registered investment advisers (RIAs), independent broker-dealer representatives and wire-house brokers —they found that these elite advisors' top clients ranked a number of non-portfolio-related issues as key concerns. Among those issues were:
A Comprehensive Plan
All of these key concerns spell opportunities for you. If you help clients address important noninvestment issues, you'll give yourself a variety of new revenue streams and differentiate yourself from the majority of advisors who never broach these topics with their clients.
Take estate planning concerns. We know from the research that clients are concerned about estate taxes. But we also know that the majority of estate plans for the affluent haven't been updated in more than five years — during which time the estate tax landscape has changed significantly.
The best way to capitalize on opportunities like these is to provide clients with an advanced plan that spells out various steps you recommend they take to address their full range of financial concerns.
This advanced plan should deal with four key areas of the client's financial life beyond his or her investments:
Strategies might involve liability insurance and various forms of ownership and agreements. Wealth transfer ensures that heirs are taken care of in tax-advantaged ways. Tactics could involve using credit shelters as well as various forms of trusts. And charitable gifting solutions also address clients' desire to leave a philanthropic legacy (using trusts and other methods).
This advanced plan should be developed separately from any investment plan you create for clients. In most cases, it's best to build and rely on a professional network of advisors —accountants, attorneys, high-end insurance agents and other outside advisors — to analyze the client's situation and devise recommendations.
The Action Plan
When you develop an advanced plan and present it to your client, move through each of the four sections and point out the items that you believe are of highest priority. Once the client has reviewed the plan, discuss each recommended action in depth. Provide as much detail as the client needs in order to make a decision about moving forward on that item. For each item, you'll want to guide the client in choosing one of three actions:
As you systematically move through the advanced plan with your client, make notes on what the client decides concerning each task. Assign a priority to all of the tasks the client decides to undertake. (I've found that color coding is useful, with green for high priority, yellow for medium and red for low.) Then, at each subsequent meeting, review the actions that you have taken and track the progress the client has made toward his or her advanced goals.
There's no question that affluent clients today face a highly complex financial environment — one that requires smart decisions that go far beyond just which investments and money managers to choose. By identifying the full range of your clients' concerns and then offering them a comprehensive menu of solutions, you'll give your clients peace of mind, knowing that their entire financial lives are in good hands. In the process, you'll grow your advisory business faster and build a great life for yourself.
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Server Memory and Disk Space
Get a better understanding of two of your servers most important hardware considerations: memory (RAM) and storage (hard drive space).
Server Role
Servers are designed to efficiently provide shared applications and resources to individual computers over a network. Specifically, a server can be responsible for providing access to:
- Databases
- Websites
- Email
- Files and applications
- Video and other multimedia-based content
- Terminal services for remote access
- Collaboration and chatting
- Any combination of the above
Each type of role creates different data processing and information storage needs, which directly impacts the amount of memory and hard drive space a server needs for optimal performance. A file server, for example, is likely to need less memory and more storage space than other types of servers as a result of its primary function involving a greater emphasis on data transfer than data processing.
In theory, your server can never have too much memory or storage space, but in reality cost and space limitations make it a necessity to determine an amount that will best fit what your server will be used for while balancing these needs with your organizational or departmental budgetary constraints.
The good news is that in most cases both RAM and storage space can be increased fairly easily, allowing you to increase your server's performance as its role expands over time, or as the number of users it needs to support increases.
Number of Users
The correlation between the number of users a server will be supporting and the amount of memory needed is very high. A server whose number of users consistently exceeds the amount of memory available will see performance suffer as the server has to tap into utilizing hard disk drive storage space for virtual memory, which is considerably slower than physical memory.
As a result, the amount of memory in a server directly impacts the number of concurrent users that it can support, as well as the number of applications the users can concurrently use to interact with the server.
An important consideration, though, is the maximum amount of RAM the server's operating system can utilize. As an example, the standard editions of Windows Server, including Windows Server 2008, can only support a maximum of 4 GB of RAM, whereas the enterprise and datacenter editions can scale from 32 GB up to 2 TB, depending on the specific version of Windows Server used.
When it comes to storage space, many organizations initially gauge their server's amount of storage based on the number of users the server is expected to accommodate, but the correlation between storage space and users isn't as high as the memory side of the equation. A more important gauge of how much storage is needed involves the types of demands users are expected to place on the server.
Server Demands
The types of demands users are expected to place on the server are directly related in most cases to the role (or roles) the server is expected to be responsible for, which we covered in the previous slide. What your users will be accessing on the server and working with will determine how much memory and storage you can expect each user to need.
In terms of storage, disk quotas can be applied to track and control each individual user's disk space, helping to prevent the server from filling to capacity without warning. Quotas can also be applied on a per-user basis if some users have needs that necessitate additional storage space. As an example, if a file server has a limit of 250 MB per user but you find that some users need to exceed that limit, these users can be provided with higher limits (500 MB or 1 GB, for example).
The key is to set quotas that will allow you to accommodate your initial number of users and their needs while retaining enough unused storage space to accommodate user growth or evolving data storage needs. And as mentioned earlier, additional storage space and memory can be added to a server fairly easily and inexpensively in most cases without needing to replace the server.
On the memory side of the equation, additional memory will allow users to retrieve information from the server more quickly as well as run more server-based applications concurrently without seeing any performance degradation.
Wrapping It Up
Servers have many roles and support all types of users, which unfortunately means there are no universal "one size fits all" guidelines when it comes to determining how much memory and storage a given server will need in order to operate efficiently.
However, by planning out what your server will be used for as well as the number of users it will support and the types of demands your users will place on the server, you can start to get a much clearer picture of the RAM and hard drive space you'll need in order to implement a server that optimally performs both now and well into the future.
Servers are the unsung heroes of the corporate computing environment, working behind the scenes to help get the maximum benefit from the personal computers that people use every day. Before investing in server hardware, you need to consider applications, storage, processor, form factor, and more.
Congratulations! You now have a better understanding of the memory and storage needs of a server!
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Costs and Benefits of Moving to a County ACRE Program
Better integration of the different programs that comprise the farm safety net seems inevitable in the next farm bill given widespread public concern over the rapidly growing federal debt. With $5 billion in direct payments flowing annually to farmers who own or rent base acres without regard to farm income, $7 billion flowing to crop insurance companies over the last two years, and $2.6 billion flowing to cotton farmers in the last two years from programs that violate our trade commitments, there is substantial room for improvement. One path toward better integration would be to modify the ACRE (Average Crop Revenue Election) program so that it covers county revenue rather than state revenue. For approximately the same cost as the direct payment program, 100% of planted acres could be covered at a 95% coverage level. Accounting for county ACRE payments before crop insurance payments are made could easily reduce the cost of the crop insurance program by more than $4 billion per year.
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News Brief: Carnegie Mellon Qatar Welcomes 104 Students; Record Number of Applications ReceivedContact: D. Murry Evans / +974 4454 8490 / email@example.com
DOHA, QATAR-Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar welcomed an incoming class of 104 students for the 2012-2013 academic year, including 97 new freshman and seven transfer students. The freshmen class included 20 nationalities and 44 Qatari nationals - a record in university history. This year's incoming class brings the total number of undergraduates to 373.
"Carnegie Mellon's presence in the Middle East and around the world continues to grow and we were pleased to see such a high number of qualified students, especially among our Qatari applicants," said Jarrod Mock, director of admission for Carnegie Mellon Qatar.
Women carry a majority in the total undergraduate enrollment, comprising 56 percent, with men accounting for 44 percent. There are 21 students majoring in biological sciences, 189 students in business administration, 78 in computer science and 85 in information systems.
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The university received a record 821 applications for fall 2012, including almost 200 for the new biological sciences program.
In addition to Carnegie Mellon's full-time enrollment, 45 students from other Education City institutions are cross-registered to take classes at Carnegie Mellon. Maintaining its rigorous standard for academic excellence, Carnegie Mellon Qatar boasts a faculty to student ratio of 1:7.
"At Carnegie Mellon, we take advantage of our relatively small class sizes to offer world-class undergraduate programs that spark innovation, creativity and problem-solving, enabling students to make a positive impact on their nation. We look forward to seeing how our graduates shape Qatar's development into a knowledge-based economy," Mock said.
"We are now accepting applications for the 2013-2014 academic year. It's never too early to get started on the application process. I invite all secondary school students who are contemplating their future to stop by the Admission Office or visit our website to learn more about Carnegie Mellon and the application process," Mock added.
The application deadline for the 2013-2014 academic year is March 1, 2013. Learn more at www.qatar.cmu.edu/admission.