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BoxingScene Pound for Pound Top Ten
By Cliff Rold
1) Roman Gonzalez (46-0, 38 KO)
Age: 29
Current Titles: WBC super flyweight
(2016-Present, 0 Defenses)
Lineal Titles: World Flyweight
(2014-16, 4 Defenses)
Additional Titles: WBA
Minimumweight (2008-10, 3 Defenses); WBA Light Flyweight (2010-14, 5
Defenses); TBRB/Ring/WBC World Flyweight (2014-16, 4 Defenses)
Record in Title Fights: 15-0, 9 KO (16-0, 10 KO including interim title
fights); 5-0, 4 KO (Lineal only)
Last Five Opponents: Carlos Cuadras (UD12), McWilliams Arroyo (UD12),
Brian Viloria (TKO9), Edgar Sosa (TKO2), Valentin Leon (TKO3)
Next Opponent: TBA
The Take: After eight years as
the dominant force from strawweight to flyweight, Gonzalez moved up to become
only the second fighter to win titles in each of the four divisions from 105 to
115. It was the toughest test of his career to date. Gonzalez got out to a
strong start against Cuadras only to find himself in a dogfight in the second
half. Gonzalez did enough to win but his face showed how difficult a night it
was. Gonzalez lost at least four rounds, the most since his fight with Juan
Francisco Estrada in 2012. He arrives at Jr. bantamweight with the division as
loaded as its been in a decade. Of all the fighters on this list, he may the
most diverse set of legitimate threats to defeat him in 2017. Mandatory and
former titlist Srisaket Sor Rungvisai has won fourteen straight with thirteen
consecutive knockouts since a cut shortened loss to Cuadras. Rematches with
Cuadras or former unified flyweight titlist Juan Francisco Estrada would both be
high drama. There is also the hardcore fans dream showdown with Naoya Inoue.
The path to staying undefeated is bumpier than its ever been.
2) Andre Ward (31-0, 15 KO)
Age: 32
Current Titles: WBA/IBF/WBO light
heavyweight (2016-Present, 0 Defenses)
Lineal Titles: World Super Middleweight (2011-15, 2 Defenses)
Additional Titles: WBC Super Middleweight (2011-13, 1 Defense); Ring
Magazine (2011-15, 2 Defenses); TBRB/WBA
Super Super Middleweight (2011-15, 2 Defenses)
Record in Title Fights: 8-0, 1 KO
Last Five Opponents: Sergey
Kovalev (UD12), Sullivan Barrera (UD12), Paul Smith (TKO9),
Edwin Rodriguez (UD12), Chad Dawson
Next Opponent:
The Take: The debate rages on
about whether he deserved the nod but there is no denying that Ward-Kovalev was
a close, competitive contest. Ward showed tremendous grit in coming off the
floor and battling back in the second half against one of the best fighters in
the world. Respecting the official decision, Ward moves up a spot; respecting
what a majority of observers thought should have been the outcome keeps him away
from the top spot when factoring in how little Ward had done in the last few
years. It was his first fight against a consensus top ten fighter in any class
in some three years and Ward showed what a shame all that lost time really was.
The 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist and former lineal super middleweight king is back
where he wants to be but his options for future challenges are limited for the
moment by a top-heavy 175 lb. field. A contract rematch clause with Kovalev
should mean a settling of matters sometime in 2017 and a unification showdown
with Adonis Stevenson would resolve the historical crown.
3) Sergey Kovalev (30-1-1, 26 KO)
Age: 33
Current Titles: None
Additional Titles: WBO Light
Heavyweight (2013-16, 8 Defenses); WBA Super/IBF Light Heavyweight (2014-16, 4
Record in Title Fights: 9-1, 7 KO
Last Five Opponents: Andre Ward (L12), Isaac Chilemba (UD12), Jean Pascal
(RTD7, TKO 8), Nadjib Mohammedi (KO3), Bernard Hopkins (UD12)
The Take: Its hard to take
too much away from a guy who
almost three out of four in the press
saw as winning his last fight.
Sergey Kovalev outboxed Andre Ward for most of the first six rounds and the
second half of the fight was closely contested, including an oddly scored tenth
round he appeared to control. All three judges went the other way. Sometimes,
the perception of who the superior boxer is works against a guy whose boxing
acumen was clearly underrated. That doesnt mean there arent things Kovalev
couldnt do differently, or better, in a rematch. The same is true for Ward.
Until we see it again, there isnt going to be a definitive answer about the
better man in this rivalry.
4) Manny Pacquiao (59-6-2, 38 KO)
Age: 38
Current Title: WBO welterweight
(2016-Present, 0 Defenses)
Lineal Titles: World Flyweight (1998-99, 1 Defense); World Featherweight
(2003-2005, 2 Defenses); World Jr. Lightweight (2008); World Junior Welterweight
(2009-10); Lineal/TBRB World
Welterweight (2016; Retired)
Additional Titles: WBC Flyweight (1998-99, 1 Defense); IBF Jr.
Featherweight (2001-03, 4 Defenses); WBC Super Featherweight (2008); WBC
Lightweight (2008); Ring Jr. Welterweight (2009-10); WBO Welterweight (2009-12,
3 Defenses); WBC Super Welterweight lbs. (2010-11)
Record in Title Fights: 20-3-2, 11 KO, 1 KOBY (Overall); 6-2-1, 5 KO, 1
KOBY (Lineal Only)
Last Five Opponents: Jessie
Vargas (UD12), Timothy Bradley (UD 12, UD12, L12),
Floyd Mayweather Jr. (L12), Chris
Algieri (UD12), Brandon Rios (UD12)
Next Opponent:
Take: Manny Pacquiao rebounded from a loss to Floyd Mayweather with arguably
his most dominant win over Timothy Bradley in their trilogy, scoring two
knockdowns. His retirement lasted about as long as the average gap between
fights for him in much of the last decade. Few walk away when theyre still goo
enough to fight like he does. Its not the same Pacquiao it was years ago but it
was more than enough to put Vargas on the deck in his return bout and win
another belt. At 37, Pacquiao added two one-sided wins against top ten fighters
in one of boxings toughest classes. No one else can say the same at
welterweight in 2016.
Vasyl Lomachenko (7-1, 5 KO)
Age: 28
Current Titles: WBO Super
Featherweight (2016-Present, 1 Defense)
Previous Titles: WBO Featherweight (2014-16, 3 Defenses)
Record in Title Fights: 6-1, 4 KO
Last Five Opponents: Nicholas
Walters (RTD7), Roman Martinez (KO5), Romulo Koasicha (KO10), Gamalier Rodriguez
(KO9), Chonlatarn Piriyapinyo (UD12)
The Take: Hed looked
technically superb from the start, even in losing his second (depending on who
is counting) pro fight to Orlando Salido. Against Rocky Martinez, he looked like
something more. Showing killer instinct and single shot power, he iced a man
whose chin and durability had served him through many wars. Lomachenko could
have done what many do, fighting a dozen or so no hopers to pad his record. He
skipped that part and its paying dividends. His combination of speed, footwork,
defensive fundamentals, and power is as good as anyone possesses in boxing. Just
ask Nicholas Walters. The then-undefeated Jamaican was befuddled, dissected, and
forced to surrender in as dominant a big fighter performance as the year
produced. Lomachenko improves with every outing and its likely the best is
still to come.
6) Gennady Golovkin (36-0, 33 KO)
Current Title: WBA Middleweight
(2010-Present, 16 Defenses), IBF Middleweight (2015-Present, 1 Defense)
Additional Titles: None
Record in Title Fights: 17-0, 17 KO (18-0, 18 KO including interim title
Last Five Opponents: Kell Brook
(TKO5), Dominic Wade (KO2), David Lemieux (TKO8), Willie Monroe Jr. (TKO6),
Martin Murray (TKO11)
Next Opponent:
March 18, 2017 vs. Daniel Jacobs (31-1, 29 KO)
Take: Golovkin has made clear hes sticking at
Middleweight to unify the division. Hes not fighting to be compared to the
great scale crossers but to Marvin Hagler and Carlos Monzon, middleweight rulers
who stayed put and cleaned out the field. After the Lemieux knockout, he was
halfway there. 2016 was a bit of a lost year in that pursuit. Wade was a
mis-mandatory and welterweight titlist Kell Brook simply lacked the firepower.
Next year is looking up with the announcement of a showdown with Jacobs and the
potential for a mega-fight with Saul Alvarez. Will Golovkin cement his legacy as
the dominant middleweight of the post-Hopkins era?
7) Terence Crawford (30-0,
Age: 29
Current Titles: WBO Light
Welterweight (2015-Present, 4 Defenses); WBC Super Lightweight (2016-Present, 1
Lineal Titles: World Lightweight
(2014-15); World Jr. Welterweight (2016-Present, 1 Defense)
Additional Titles: WBO Lightweight
(2014-15, 2 Defenses)
Record in Title Fights: 7-0, 4 KO;
3-0, 1 KO (Lineal only)
Last Five Opponents: John Molina
(TKO8), Viktor Postol (UD12), Hank Lundy (TKO5), Dierry Jean (TKO10), Thomas
Dulorme (TKO6)
Next Opponent: TBA
The Take:
Crawford had a Fighter of the Year-worthy run in
2014 and made a sensational move to 140 lbs. 2015. The opponents were just okay
and 2016 started off with the same problem. That was solved with a dominant win
over Postol to declare a new king at Jr. welterweight. Crawford followed it with
a one-sided thrashing of John Molina to stretch his mark to 3-0 on the year. A
quality boxer with a mean streak, Crawford will be hard pressed to find the
opponents he needs in his current class and may soon be chasing welterweights,
adding another log to that potent fire.
8) Saul Alvarez (48-1-1, 33
Age: 26
Current Titles: WBO Super
Welterweight (2016-Present, 0 Defenses); TBRB/Ring/World Middleweight
(2015-Present, 1 Defense)
Lineal: World Middleweight
(2015-Present, 1 Defenses)
Additional Titles:
WBC Super Welterweight (2011-13, 6 Defenses); Ring/WBA Super Welterweight
(2013); WBC Middleweight (2015-16, 1 Defense)
Record in Title Fights: 10-1, 6 KO
Last Five Opponents: Liam Smith
(KO9), Amir Khan (KO6), Miguel Cotto (UD12), James Kirkland (KO3), Erislandy
Lara (SD12)
The Take: He wasnt good enough to beat Mayweather. No one
else was either. Alvarez has been good enough to beat everyone else, eking by
difficult talents like Trout and Lara and clearly defeating a game but outgunned
Cotto. Lara and Trout point to one of the things fans like about Alvarez. He
takes fights many assume he will be managed away from. He doesnt always look
elegant doing it but he has the results to mark him one of boxings best. The
delayed showdown with Golovkin hasnt helped his reputation but when they do
fight, and we should assume they will, lets hope the wait was worth it.
9) Carl Frampton (23-0, 14
Age: 29
Current Titles: WBA Super
Featherweight (2016-Present, 0 Defenses)
Additional Titles: IBF Super
Bantamweight (2014-16, 3 Defenses); WBC Super Bantamweight (2016)
Record in Title Fights: 5-0, 1 KO
Last Five Opponents: Leo Santa Cruz
(MD12), Scott Quigg (SD12), Alejandro Gonzalez (UD12), Chris Avalos (TKO5), Kiko
Martinez (UD12)
Next Opponent:
January 28, 2017 vs. Leo Santa Cruz (32-1-1, 18 KO)
The Take:
Frampton doesnt seem bothered by the home field advantage of others. He went
onto Quiggs side of their shared UK turf and boxed smart to build a lead Quigg
couldnt erase with a strong rally in their unification match. Then he came to
the States, moved up in weight, and bested Santa Cruz in one of the most
entertaining fights of the year. In both fights, he showed a range of speed,
guts, and boxing ability that complimented the challenges he was tackling. Now
he and Santa Cruz will do it again to kick 2017 off with a bang.
10) Guillermo Rigondeaux (17-0, 11 KO)
Age: 36
Current Titles: WBA
Super Super Bantamweight (2016-Present, 1 Defense))
Titles: World/TBRB Jr. Featherweight (2013-Present, 5 Defenses)
Additional Titles: WBA Super Super Bantamweight (2012-15, 6
Defenses); Ring/WBO World Jr.
Featherweight (2013-15, 3 Defenses)
Record in Title Fights: 9-0, 5 KO*
(11-0, 6 KO including interim title fights); 6-0, 3 KO (Lineal Only)
Last Five Opponents: James
Dickens (RTD2), Drian Francisco (UD10), Hisashi Amagasa (RTD11),
Sod Kokietgym (KO1), Joseph Agbeko
*These numbers include fights under 122 that were not contested for any
sanctioned titles based on Rigondeauxs lineal claim.
Next Opponent:
February 25, 2017 vs. Moises Flores (25-0, 17 KO)
The Take: Its now been almost
four years since the Cuban defensive whiz dazzled and handcuffed Nonito Donaire
to show what he was capable of. Since, management issues and a lack of network
interest has handcuffed Rigondeaux even worse. He fought only once in each of
the last two years, neither time against an opponent of note. Yet its hard to
remove him altogether given what we know about what hes capable of. Perhaps
2017 can see a change of fortune. Hes got a real opponent in February and one
whose style could bring out his better arsenal. Flores has the size to make the
same sort of battle for him Amagasa did. If that proves true, perhaps Rigondeaux
can get more active in the year ahead. Heres an idea: how about a showdown with
longtime bantamweight kingpin Shinsuke Yamanaka, the man who came closest to
replacing him in this top ten? Theyre only four pounds apart.
Five More Who Could Easily Be Here:
Juan Francisco Estrada, Naoya Inoue, Donnie Nietes, Keith Thurman,
Shinsuke Yamanaka
Five for the Future: Artur
Beterbiev, Jermall Charlo, James DeGale, Anthony Joshua, Oleksandr Usyk
As always, feel free to agree
disagree. This list is for
entertainment purposes only and based purely on imagination, hypotheticals, and
conjecture just like every other pound for pound list ever written.
Neither it nor any other such list made up of such illusory ingredients
should be used to forward corporate agendas of any kind.
That doesnt make it any less fun to
argue about.
For the latest BoxingScene Divisional
Cliff Rold is the Managing Editor of BoxingScene, a
founding member of the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board, and a member of the
Boxing Writers Association of America.
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How to make table of contents, back-of-the-book index in Mathematica?
Version 7.
If I am to consider using Mathematica for writing things other than just
code, I would need to be able to have table of contents (TBL) and an index
in the notebook at least.
So far, I could not find a way to do this. Once I create the Title, Section,
etc.., I need to create TBL at the start and an index at the end, and be
able to export the notebook to HTML and PDF and have links created
automatically from the table of content to each separate section and
subsection listed in the TBL.
There used to be an AuthroTool package, but it seems to have disappeared ?
and can't find where to download it
What replaces it?
And I do not want to look at publicon, as I am not sure if it is even still
active (do not hear about it, and no version number or a date on the web
http://www.wolfram.com/products/publicon/ and I also want to just use one
program to do everything, not 2. If I am to copy stuff from my Mathematica
notebook to publicon to create a report, then I might as well copy things to
Latex as I currently do.
So, some people recommend using Mathematica for doing all the coding and the
report as well, ie. not just for the code, and I would like to be able to do
this (simplify life) but without these basic things, I do not see how this
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After a performance like that, Rex Ryan decided to burn the game film, bury the game ball and work hard the next week to prepare for their next opponent. But for a rookie quarterback like Geno Smith you wonder how his psyche is and if this performance against the Bengals could derail him into a slump?
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"It's going to be another challenge (against the Saints), noted the Jets' rookie quarterback. "That's been a week-to-week thing for us. Every single game has been a tough challenge for us."
When the Jets came back to the Atlantic Health training center in Florham Park, you wonder if Smith was listening to what Rex had to say to the team.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - The Northwestern Oklahoma State University baseball team was swept by No. 1 Oklahoma City in a doubleheader falling 3-0 in game one and 10-2 in game two of the doubleheader at Jim Wade Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Game One - Box Score
Junior Jason Martyn pitched for the Rangers but took the tough luck loss throwing a complete game while giving up just three runs. The Rio Hondo transfer lost for just the second time this season.
The offense couldn't get started against Stars hurler Rich Hawkins who threw a gem of his own tossing a complete game shutout while holding the Rangers (12-12, 2-4 SAC) to just four hits.
Jeff Martin, Jarad Moore, Trevor Long and Juan Natal had the hits for the Rangers.
Game Two - Box Score
Northwestern didn't get much offense in game two either managing just one run in the fifth and seventh innings against Stars' pitching. The Stars staked starting pitcher Cody Crabaugh to a big lead early scoring nine unanswered runs in the first four innings.
Wes Brorsen was able to solve Crabaugh as he went a perfect 4-for-4 on the day with two doubles.
The Rangers finally got on the board after being shutout for four innings. Natal doubled to start the fifth. Brorsen singled advancing Natal to third. Moore followed that with a double plating Natal.
Brorsen and Moore were at it again in the seventh inning as the pair led off with singles. A Flores walk loaded the bases after Trevor long popped up, Jeff Martin walked to make it a 10-2 game.
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Close Finish in First ClubLexus Photography Contest
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. In our case a picture is worth some ClubLexus merchandise and the honor of being the very first ClubLexus photography contest winner. The contest ended in a tight race with the SC 430 photograph by member, V. Miller, winning the grand prize. GS Category winner, Cong28, excitingly followed behind with a close second-place finish.
ClubLexus general members viewed the photographs and voted for their favorites from each category using an online voting ballot. At the end of the voting period, the votes were tallied and the Best of Category winners were announced. These winners were then entered into a Best of Show contest. Finally, after the last contest period had ended, a Grand Prize winner was announced.
A wide assortment of photographs, shown below, was presented, ranging from western, high-desert scenes to wintry, east coast offerings. Amazingly, over 80 photographs were entered in this contest, with most entries coming from the GS and SC categories. The ES category, however, provided the most excitement, with ClubLexus member, blux, winning the category by a single vote! Contest prizes included Best of Category Prizes of ClubLexus t-shirts and the Grand prize, a ClubLexus Jacket.
All entrants are to be greatly commended, particularly the Category Finalists ? blux (ES), cong28 (GS), Kash (GX), IS300eR (IS), mervlink (LS), AgSport (RX), V. Miller (SC) ? who all helped to provide an exciting contest for everyone.
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WHILE St Kilda has removed three of its gun players from the trade table, it has indicated a willingness to move on Jason Gram.
North Melbourne is understood to be interested in the defender, who was St Kilda's best player in the 2009 grand final but has struggled with injury since.
The Saints yesterday ruled out any blockbuster trade of elite players Brendon Goddard, Nick Dal Santo and Sam Gilbert. ''None of those three will be traded,'' St Kilda football operations chief Chris Pelchen said.
Pelchen acknowledged the Saints' salary cap was tight, but said it would not force them into a fire sale of one of their guns.
The Saints have entertained talks about Zac Dawson, Brett Peake, Farren Ray and Tom Lynch.
Carlton has put Irishman Setanta O'hAilpin and key defender Paul Bower on the trade table. O'hAilpin, 28, regained his position in the side late in the season playing as a key forward and relief ruck, while Bower, 23, struggled with injuries this year and played just three games.
In terms of key forwards, O'hAilpin is behind Jarrad Waite and, if he plays there, Matthew Kreuzer, while Bower's position has, in effect, been taken by an improved Lachie Henderson.
The Western Bulldogs expressed some interest in bringing former player Ray back from the Saints, but queried his contract terms. The Demons' Matthew Bate was also of interest to the Dogs.
North Melbourne has inquired about Melbourne's Addam Maric, having already held talks with him. It also sought Josh Toy from the Gold Coast, which rejected the inquiry.
North was prepared to discuss a trade for Gavin Urquhart, Ben Warren and Matt Campbell.
Hawthorn has offered its first pick, No. 24 in the national draft, to Adelaide for forward Jack Gunston, but the Crows have baulked at the initial offer. Complicating the deal is the fact the Crows are simultaneously seeking to negotiate deals for Ivan Maric to Richmond, Tony Armstrong to Sydney and come up with an offer suitable to Greater Western Sydney to be able to secure one of the valued 17-year-old picks.
On the opening day of trade week, which runs until Monday, most discussion centred on the 17-year-old selections and how clubs could devise the best deal to claim one of the two picks likely to be available and so snare young stars Jaeger O'Meara and Brad Crouch.
Two deals were completed on day one, with Collingwood welcoming back Marty Clarke after two years home in Ireland, and Richmond securing Steven Morris, son of former player Kevin.
Fremantle has offered the compensation pick it received from GWS for Rhys Palmer to Brisbane for Mitch Clark, an offer that was rejected by the Lions. The Palmer pick is an end of first-round selection to be taken in the next five years.
West Coast, meanwhile, contacted Clark's manager, Colin Young, yesterday to discuss an offer. Brisbane has interest in several players West Coast was prepared to entertain trading in a deal that would also include the Eagles' first-round draft pick, No. 23.
Adelaide has told Brisbane it wants to retain Kurt Tippett, but not at any price, and is prepared to listen to an offer from the Lions. Brisbane's ability to deal will hinge on what it receives in exchange for Clark.
In other talks:
■Hawthorn's ruck Brent Renouf was sought by Port Adelaide.
■The manager of Collingwood defender Alan Toovey emailed all clubs advising his client was on the market and would leave the club after being offered insufficient terms. Toovey is understood to want $350,000 a year for two years.
■Richmond and Adelaide were closer to a deal on Maric after the Tigers offered their second-round pick, selection 37.
■Sydney had difficulty finding an appropriate offer for Adelaide to secure Armstrong. The Crows are understood to want a player, not a draft pick, in any deal.
■Fallen player Brendan Fevola, who is still on Brisbane's list, attracted no interest yesterday.
■Xavier Ellis appeared more likely to remain at Hawthorn while Clinton Young attracted some interest.
■The Hawks were understood to have made a three-year offer to Geelong defender Tom Gillies who remains on contract.


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|I've been coming up here for the past couple weeks and this ones definitely my favorite! Now I'm trying a slight variation... If you eliminate the good hold, mid-height that you match on for Brooklyn Bridge, it makes a really cool sequence onto a thin crimp with your right hand. Harder for sure, maybe v9. If you've done everything and haven't tried this variation you should.
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|Thats awesome Matt, yeah I though this one was a lot of fun and pretty straight forward. The eliminate sounds tough!
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|I was reading through Walker's blog and he did this in May 2007 and he called it MoneyShot (extended start). Proud line I must say! He called it V7 but I think 8 sounds pretty possible.
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|Thanks Jay! I updated it. The extended start is harder than standard Money Shot for sure, but a healthy sandbag never hurt anyone. I just set it to V7/8
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Marygrove College to revise curriculum to develop urban leadership
DETROIT, April 9, 2012 — Marygrove College today announced a program to revise its entire curriculum to develop leadership skills in each of its students, no matter what their major focus of study.
The initiative, entitled Building our Leadership in Detroit (BOLD) is grounded in the belief that everyone has a potential for leadership if given the proper support and guidance and is designed to make Marygrove a significant leader in the drive to rebuild Detroit. It is being underwritten by a $1.5 million grant from the W. K. Kellogg foundation.
"The premise is that everyone has the potential for leadership and that it can be taught," said Marygrove President Dr. David J. Fike. "With this grant, we are pursuing our goal of turning Marygrove into a significant leadership training institution. W. K. Kellogg once said that his goal in creating his foundation was to 'invest in people.' This grant is doing exactly that."
Fike said that a majority of Marygrove's 1,000 students come from Detroit or immediately contiguous areas, which means that instilling them with leadership skills as a part of their educational journey will yield immediate results in Detroit. The BOLD initiative will develop students as leaders, with a critical challenge for them to carry their leadership skills into the community to be agents for social change.
Additionally, BOLD will transform the institutional capacity of Marygrove College at all levels – curriculum, faculty and programs – to teach, develop and promote students and community residents to be "urban leaders." By supporting curricular and faculty development—the core foundation of the academic institution—BOLD will enable the College to sustain a long term commitment to enhance urban leaders and produce meaningful community change in Detroit.
"We have an important responsibility as an institution serving this community and will be capitalizing on our location in the center of Detroit," Fike said. "We are organizing teams within the university now to restructure our curriculum. They will look at issues such as 'What is it that makes good leaders?', 'How do you maintain stamina and energy in the face of adversity?' and 'How does a leader communicate?'
"At the end of three years we will have established a four-year curriculum with new courses and new requirements. Our goal is to train people who see themselves as leaders and who make a difference."
Components of the BOLD initiative include:
- Transforming Marygrove's curriculum by incorporating a four-year urban leadership training plan into programming for all students.
- Connecting leadership talent locally and globally by designing leadership development programs that connect local Detroit leaders with national experts.
- Promoting systemic change throughout the College by developing relationships, networks, policies and practices among faculty and staff to embed an understanding and appreciation of leadership practices.
Fike said the grant will provide funding to enable faculty and staff time to develop the new curriculum, support faculty travel and participation in conferences related to leadership and support an office within the college to coordinate community engagement for students as the program gets underway.
"The funding will give the faculty the space and time and incentive needed to do work involved in creating the new curriculum," he said. "We will start the initial pilot courses and activities next fall. As we move forward we will be engaging the community and holders of expert knowledge. This is not going to be a top down process. We will be working directly with the community."
He continued, "Since adopting the Strategic Vision to foster Urban Leadership a few years ago, Marygrove has begun various initiatives to provide leadership around neighborhood improvement issues; to develop and nurture leadership talent; and, to compel increasing numbers of students, community members, and organizations to join us in making this vision a reality. The partnership of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and the launching of the BOLD initiative is a major step forward in the process."
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation, established in 1930, supports children, families and communities as they strengthen and create conditions that propel vulnerable children to achieve success as individuals and as contributors to the larger community and society. Grants are concentrated in the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean, and southern Africa.
For further information on the foundation, please visit www.wkkf.org
Founded by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM) in 1905, Marygrove College is an independent liberal arts college and a Catholic institution of higher learning committed to developing leaders for the new global society. The main campus is situated on 53 wooded acres in northwest Detroit.
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Media | Events * Meetings * Marketing * Style * Strategy * Ideas FREE ONLINE INSPIRATION! BizBash is an event planners' magazine with individual online editions covering all major cities in the US. Their showcases of all the big events and small fabulous parties from coast-to-coast has long been one of my top sources for free ideas and inspiration for both party planning AND home decor and design. They show so many amazing and innovative things that can be replicated easily and cheaply for your own applications AND have a great searchable resource/supplier link as well. Or order their venue catalog for reference. Really, really great site. Play around in here for awhile and you will find things that make your next backyard party or major fundraiser rock. Some quick examples- I got a great idea from a NY city party they featured- put game boards (like Monopoly) on acrylic service trays and use hors d'oeuvres as playing piecces. Or serve egg rolls stacked in cigar boxes. And I once snagged a tip from a picture they had to use at a Studio 54-themed event- order edible holographic glitter from a bakery supply site and roll round appetizers (like crab balls or cheesecake bites) in it. Serve on a mirror. They look just like mini disco balls. See? I told ya you'd like it.
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Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE:ABX) — This acquirer, explorer and developer of gold properties and copper, silver and zinc is expected to report earnings of $4.41 this year and $5.38 in 2013. At just 6.7 times 2013 earnings and paying a dividend yield of 2.2%, it is a good value. Of the 28 analysts covering ABX, 20 have either a "strong buy" or "buy" on it with a median price objective of $50.
Technically, the stock has broken above its 50-day moving average and intermediate resistance line following a selling climax in late July. Its next resistance is at the June high of $42, but the stock should move on to its objective at $50.


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Teamwork is when many people work together. They work together to reach a goal. Teamwork helps people to understand others, build friendly friendships, and to get any job done the right way. In health care, teamwork is often practiced to help patients at the hospital. All team members are given a job to do. In teamwork, all work is shared.[1][2]


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President Obama delivered a statement at the White House late Tuesday night praising Congress for passing a deal to avert the fiscal cliff. Flanking him was Vice President Biden, the man who hammered out that deal.
It was a signature moment for a vice president who's experienced a roller-coaster first term. And it solidified Biden's standing as a key player in two of the administration's most immediate legislative priorities following the 2012 election.
Only time will tell, but it may all amount to a boost in the vice president's popularity as well as his place in the early speculation about 2016.
Biden's poll numbers were underwhelming at points during the 2012 campaign, though he appeared to bounce back a bit after Obama was reelected.
A Washington Post-ABC News poll in August found Biden with just as many regarding him unfavorably as favorably -- 43 percent apiece -- a far cry from his peak popularity just before he took office in 2009. Then, 63 percent held favorable views of him. More recently though, Biden's approval rating was 54 percent in late-December CNN/ORC survey, with just 40 percent disapproving of the job he was doing.
But for Biden, the challenge has not only been to evoke positive feelings among Americans, but also to project a seriousness about politics and policy. His off-the-cuff, gaffe-prone style has hurt the administration more than once.
The caricature of Biden as a gaffe-machine extends well beyond Washington: It's permeated popular culture and affected the way people broadly think about him.
A Washington Post-Pew Research Center poll conducted in early September found "good," "honest," and "OK" to be among the most common single-word descriptions of Biden. But "clown," "funny," "a joke," "goofy," "buffoon" and "comical" were also frequently mentioned.
That's why Biden's role in crucial legislative battles is so important. For a pol known mostly for his style over these past four years, the negotiations are a way for Biden to earn his stripes on substantive matters as a member of the Obama Administration. And for a man who hasn't ruled out a 2016 presidential bid -- even as some observers see the odds that Biden will run and win as long -- it could make him a more appealing prospect.
Biden's deal on the fiscal cliff wasn't the first time the former Senator struck an agreement with Republican Mitch McConnell in high-stakes fiscal negotiations: During the 2010 debate over the George W. Bush tax cuts and the 2011 wrangling over the debt ceiling, Biden and McConnell came to agreements other political players weren't able to reach.
From the Senate, Biden immediately moved to the House on Tuesday, where he briefed Democratic lawmakers on the package he helped create and drummed up support for it. One House Democrat described Biden's pitch as a "point-by-point presentation."
For Biden, a veteran of Capitol Hill who has cultivated longstanding relationships with lawmakers, a return trip to Congress to court support for legislative priorities at the top of the president's list may soon be in the offing. The vice president's been tasked by Obama to lead a working group to come up with ways to reduce gun violence in the wake of the recent mass shooting at a Newtown, Conn. school.
Biden's impact on the campaign trail has received as much attention as his work in the administration. His easygoing demeanor and ability to connect with voters is a major reason Obama put him on the 2008 ticket. And in his role as campaign surrogate, Biden has filled gaps for Obama, stumping in places where his style is a good fit. With his success during the fiscal cliff negotiations, he similarly stepped up where the president needed him in Washington.
The next several months may be a crucial period for the vice president who many have come to view as more court jester than policy player. He's looking at an opportunity to be a major part of some big discussions that could dramatically reshape the way the public views him.


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Recently I had the pleasure to chat with Michelle Adams, Co-Founder and Editor-In-Chief of Lonny Magazine. If you haven't heard of Lonny, it is a bimonthly online magazine that focuses on lifestyle and home décor. Lonny highlights extraordinary interiors, innovative bloggers, and the latest market finds.
They have been featured in Vanity Fair, The New York Times just to name a few and have highlighted design luminaries from around the globe. Now, onto the interview-
What was the inspiration for Lonny? My business partner and I founded Lonny in fall of 2009 at a time when nearly the entire shelter magazine category had been wiped out by the recession. The folding of industry staples such as House & Garden, Vogue Living, domino, Blueprint, Cottage Living, etc. left a huge void and more importantly left hundreds of thousands of loyal readers looking for the accessible inspiration that they once enjoyed. So we decided to take a stab at bringing some of that inspiration back, but we realized that step one would be to change the business model since the former print model is so expensive to maintain. What we soon realized is that not only does the online model save us money, but it also connects us to a worldwide audience and allows our readers to shop the pages at a click of a mouse.
What makes a digital magazine, like Lonny, different from the traditional hard copy magazine? Do you approach topics in a different way? Lonny is essentially a print magazine, except that it's published online! We produce and edit the magazine the same way a print publication is produced: we attend press previews to gather information and discover new products, we photograph our features for regularly occurring columns, we have an art department, writing staff, editorial team, photographers, etc. The only difference is that rather than sending our InDesign files to a printer, we upload them to our online platform. Being online offers the reader an enriched experience through interactive features such as videos, pop-up text, and hyperlinked products.
As an editor, you must come across a lot of products. Do you have a favorite type of lighting? Yes, indeed I do come across a lot of products! In terms of lighting, lately I've been really into mid-century styles with clean lines. I'm also a sucker for table lamps with classic lucite or crystal bases and simple black shades- they're timeless and work with any decor style.
What is the first thing readers at home should consider when thinking about lighting?Balance. Be sure that all corners of a room have equal and adequate lighting. When in doubt, buy a pair of lamps that you love since you can always use them to flank a sofa, console table, bedside tables, etc.
What do you see as the next emerging home décor design trend?Overall, I think that people are paying more attention to the look of their homes than ever before. With the explosion of blogs and online magazines in the past couple years, people now have easy access to inspiration and practical pieces to help them get the look. In terms of specific styles, the trend in general is a more sophisticated home with hints of glamour. Mirrored surfaces and furnishings are hugely popular, nailhead trims on upholstered furniture, menswear inspired fabrics and cleaner lines all around.
Since you all have been publishing for a while now, what other digital trends are you seeing in the interior design/ blog/ home decor world?The idea of an online magazine has become quite popular, and it's exciting to see the different titles popping up all over the world! Furniture manufacturers are also starting to turn their catalogs into magazine style formats as well, with hyperlinked products and editorialized content that takes the reader back to their website for purchase. Manufacturers in both home furnishings and fashion are also "editorializing" their websites with daily blogs and features that feel more like magazine-style content than a typical blog post. Overall, the trend is to act as a curator of style- be it for customers, blog readers, or magazine readers- since the eyeballs exist and it's simply a matter of capturing them and keeping them coming back for more.
Can you tell us about your goals for Lonny or any projects in the works that you are excited about?We're excited about so many things! Lonny is ever-evolving as we strive to keep up with our evolving readers and the changing styles in the market. Our goal is to stay ahead of the trends and continue offering our readers aspirational style at attainable price points. We're shifting our focus in 2012 to continue developing our website and mobile capabilities, and hope to incorporate video home tours and floor plans to give our readers an even better sense of the spaces that we feature. As for short-term projects, we're excited about our 2011 holiday gift guide (we're putting the finishing touches on it as we speak!) as well as a holiday entertaining story and a living room makeover feature.
Thank you Michelle can't wait to see the what you some up with next. We all are really enjoying Lonny here at Lamps Plus.
If you're like me and need a Lonny fix in between issues, stop by the Lonny Blog.
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Takabisha: The World's Steepest Roller Coaster [Video]
Are you a thrill-seeker who loves crazy roller coasters? Well, if you're on the search for the next one, you'll have to travel to the Fuji-Q Highland amusement park in Japan, which is home to the world's newest, steepest coaster Takabisha. Watch the video of the entire ride after the jump.


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I'm a sucker for a cute apron. You'd think by now I would own a ton of them, but really I don't. Instead I just oohh and ahhh over them, and take a mental note to maybe someday make said apron. Ahem. I have yet to make an apron!
You can imagine my delight whenFlirty Aprons contacted me and asked if I would be interested in reviewing one of their aprons and giving one away to my readers. I literally squeeled with delight! I've seen Flirty Aprons all over the blogosphere, and had entered in many giveaways myself to try to win one, with no luck. So I was secretly stalking their site trying to figure out which apron I would end up purchasing for myself. Did you know that they also sell matching Children's Aprons?! {love}
After much deliberation, and finally the intervention of my husband–I settled on the Pink Chocolate Apron. You can't go wrong with pinks, browns and polka dots! I fell even more in love with it when I put it on and used it. It makes the mundane day to day tasks not seem so bad afterall!
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Dan Hawkins keeps his job -- and CU loses credibility to save money
Pretty much the only folks not dumbfounded by reports that Dan Hawkins will get a fifth year as CU coach are university accountants.
Clearly, this announcement (expected to be made on Thanksgiving, when plenty of people with gorging on their mind are apt to miss it) will have nothing to do with on-the-field performances. If it had, athletic director Mike Bohn would confirm Hawkins' ouster as the Buffs leave the field following tomorrow's likely loss to Nebraska. The key factor, then, is the $3.1 million the university owes Hawkins -- and which it either doesn't want to pay or can't without a big assist from donors, who've presumably decided against cracking their wallets.
Not that any CU big wig will admit it. Instead, we'll be left with laughable comments like these, offered by chancellor Phil DiStefano.
"(The team) has good students. They're staying out of trouble. They're doing well academically. But they're not winning. That's the one issue, and that's what I think is the disappointment. But everything else seems to be falling into place.
"Winning is important. . . . But again, this is a university. And it's my job to make sure all of our students graduate and become good citizens. That includes our student-athletes." (Source: The Denver Post.)
So is this what qualifies as success for the CU football program these days? A lack of scandals and a decent collective grade point average? Well, guess what? Betcha the geography club manages to accomplish both of these goals, too, without spending millions upon millions of dollars every year. Maybe its members should suit up on Friday, since who scores the most points is apparently such a low priority...
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The teen pop singer has started the preparation of her new album's launching by shooting the music video for her first single from the upcoming LP.
Preparing the release of her new album "Breakout", Miley Cyrus has now started to shoot the clip for her first single "7 Things". The upcoming music video was directed by renown Hollywood director Brett Ratner and was shot in L.A. starting from May 30.
From the pictures of the video shoot that have been released on June 2, it can be seen that the new clip will set Miley rocking and singing the tunes with her band. Moreover, from one of the photos the teen pop star was also seen smashing a guitar, but not a real one as it turns out to be a Wii Guitar Hero controller. The complete pictures from the set can be viewed on MileyOnline.fr.
"7 Things" itself first debuted on Elvis Duran and the Morning Zoo radio show on May 13 and it will get an official digital release via iTunes on June 17. The song is also being described as a mixture between pop verse and a rock chorus which resulted as a combination of Avril Lavigne's style and Miley's dad Billy Ray Cyrus' music.
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Midfielder Dom Tyson has become the eighth Greater Western Sydney player to be nominated for the Rising Star award in the Giants' debut season.
Tyson accumulated 26 disposals, seven clearances, five marks and a goal in Saturday's 28-point home loss to North Melbourne.
The 19-year-old made his debut in the season-opener against Sydney and has played 10 senior games in 2012.
Tyson was picked up by the Giants with pick No.3 in the 2011 national draft.
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I am moving in a few months. I realize this is a long time, but I would like to be ready. My dad and I are planning to purchase a couple tanks to get going over there and to finish cycling so that we don't run into that problem like what happened to my dad's fish when we moved last time. I am wondering on the best way to transport the fish. It is only about a 4 to 5 hour drive, so I was wondering if it would work to get a few battery operated air pumps and to put the fish in several styrophome bait containers. I would then put those containers in a cooler to keep them at the same temperature. Would this be an okay way to get them to my new home or does anyone have any other suggestions?
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Elementary query about 0^0
In trying to Plot a sum of terms of the form x^n where n runs from 0 to
something and the range of x includes the value x=0 I run into complaints
about 0^0 being indeterminate. It often is, but shouldn't be considered so
in such cases. I get round the difficulty by the hack of Unprotecting
Power, and then making definitions, four in all, such as
Power[0,0]=1,...,Power[0.0,0.0]=1, and then Protecting Power. I put all
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Cellular, Tissue and Gene Therapies Advisory Committee Meeting
March 30, 2007
Guidance for Industry: Minimally manipulated, unrelated, allogeneic placental/umbilical cord blood intended for hematopoietic reconstitution in patients with hematological malignancies.
Draft Guidance. FDA: http://www.fda.gov/cber/gdlns/cordbld.pdf.
Gluckman, E, Rocha, V, et al: Outcome of cord-blood transplantation from related and unrelated donors. NEJM 334(6):373-381, 2007.
Goodwin, HS, Grunzinger, LM et al: Long term cryostorage of UC blood units: ability of the integral segment to confirm both identity and hematopoietic potential. Cytotheraphy 5(1):80-86, 2003.
Rodriquez, L, Garcia, J, Querol, S, Predictive utility of the attached segment in the quality control of a cord blood graft. Bio. of Blood and Marrow Transpl. 11:247-251, 2005.
Rubinstein, P, Carrier, C, et al: Outcomes among 562 recipients of placental-blood transplants from unrelated donors. NEJM 339(22):1565-1577.
Rubinstein, P, Dobrila, L, et al: Processing and cryopreservation of placental/umbilical cord blood for unrelated bone marrow reconstitution. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 92:10119-10122, 1995.
Solves, P, Planelles, D, et al: Utility of bag segment and cryovial samples for quality control and confirmatory HLA typing in umbilical cord blood banking. Clin. Lab. Haem. 26:413-418, 2004.
Wagner, JE, Barker, JN et al: Transplantation of unrelated donor umbilical cord blood in 102 patients with malignant and nonmalignant diseases: influence of CD34 cell dose and HLA disparity on treatment-related mortality and survival. Blood 100(5):1611-1618, 2002.


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Ice Age Imperials at Flint Hills Discovery Center
By Amber Keck, Children's Librarian
The Flint Hills Discovery Center, located in the Blue Earth Plaza of downtown Manhattan, has consistently been a source of education and fun for adults and children of all ages. With its mission of "creating an engaging and educational atmosphere," the FHDC staff focus on the ecology and history of the Flint Hills. In its two years of existence, the FHDC has established itself as a wealth of knowledge about the Flint Hills ecoregion, as well as an exciting place for kids to be.
The new Ice Age Imperials exhibit has been in full swing since June 14th. The exhibit answers such questions as: When and where did the Ice Age occur? What was it like to live during the Ice Age? Visitors will have the opportunity to view such beasts as the saber-toothed cat and the woolly mammoth. Play stations for children include 3-D puzzles, a dig site for fossils, and rubbing plates, on which visitors can make drawing of fossils using only charcoal and paper. The exhibit will run until September 14th. The price of a yearly membership to the FHDC for is $10 for a child and $22.50 for an adult. Children under the age of two attend for free.
Before, or after, visiting the exhibit, continue your exploration of the Ice Age by visiting the library. The Manhattan Public Library has a wealth of resources for continuing to answer the questions presented by the FHDC exhibit. Here are a few great items we recommend:
- You Wouldn't Want to Be a Mammoth Hunter! by John Malam
- Sunset of the Sabertooth by Mary Pope Osborne
- Sabertooths and the Ice Age: A Nonfiction Companion to Sunset of the Sabertooth by Mary Pope Osborne
- The Great Unknown by Taylor Morrison
- Iceman: Uncovering the Life and Times of a Prehistoric Man Found in an Alpine Glacier written by Brenda Fowler
- Ice Age Mammals of North America: a Guide to the Big, the Hairy, and the Bizarre by Ian M. Lange
- Once & Future Giants: What Ice Age Extinctions Tell Us About the Fate of Earth's Largest Animals by Sharon Levy
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Texas association to propose agenda at next legislative session
By Chris McGuinness
Killeen Daily Herald
As community college students across the state prepare to begin fall classes, the Texas Association of Community Colleges is laying out an agenda to bring to state legislators in early 2013.
The organization rolled out what it said was the most comprehensive set of goals for the next legislative session, which begins Jan. 8.
The campaign lays out five major legislative priority areas the association says will serve both the colleges it represents, as well as the students and communities.
"It's not just about going to legislators and asking for funding," said Steven Johnson, a spokesman for the association. "We are asking the state to partner with us to work toward policies that will ensure the success of the colleges and the students."
According to information from the association's website, the major points of emphasis of the campaign include:
Workforce and skills alignment
Measuring and funding success
College readiness
Transfer and articulation
Texans in community colleges
Those points each contain specific legislative recommendations, such as pushing for clear pathways between career and technicial programs at the high school and college levels, to universal paths to an associate degree and other degree programs through a statewide common core curricula. The process aims to make it easier for community college students to transfer to other institutions.
"It's a comprehensive package, and it addresses the broad range of services that community colleges offer," said Johnson. "It really encompasses everything we do."
The extensive campaign is a reflection of the growing role and importance of community colleges in Texas.
According to data from the association Texas Success website, the state's community college enrollment has grown by more than 300,000 students, or 70 percent, since the 2000 fiscal year. According to those statistics, the total number of degrees given out by community colleges has increased 107 percent within the same time period, and the number of transfer students coming from community colleges in the state has grown by 53 percent since the 2000 fiscal year.
Now that the association's priorities are laid out, the job of getting state legislators to listen and act on them begins.
"The work with legislators is already beginning, and we'll be going around discussing these priorities with them," Johnson said. "Like any set of legislative goals, there are some issues where there will be more consensus than others. That's part of the process."
Though Johnson declined to say what specific points of the plan may be tough to get legislative support for, he did say the campaign has already garnered a positive reaction from the state's High Education Coordinating Board.
The association presented its goals to the board Aug. 26, Johnson said.
"I think there is a recognition by that board that we need to work together, and then communicate our goals to policy makers," said Johnson. "All of the feedback we have gotten so far has been extremely positive."
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Search and Seizure: Mapp v. Ohio is the story of one of the most iconic cases in the history of the United States Supreme Court. The story might seem made for TV – after all, it's got a bomb, gambling, a world famous boxing promoter, a determined heroine and a cop who breaks the rules when they get in his way – but to people that study the Constitution, what makes Mapp v. Ohio really exciting is the 4th Amendment.
The case of Mapp v. Ohio might seem like a story that was made for TV. It's got a bomb, gambling, a world famous boxing promoter, a determined heroine and a cop who breaks the rules when they get in his way. But to people that study the Constitution, what makes Mapp v. Ohio really exciting is the 4th Amendment.
On May 20, 1957, a bomb went off at the Cleveland home of Donald King. He would later gain worldwide fame as Don King, boxing promoter for Muhammad Ali and other champions, but at the time the police knew him as a man with a record for running the numbers game, an illegal lottery.
Police were tipped off that a man implicated in the bombing might be hiding out at the home of Dollree Mapp, a woman known to police and suspected of being involved in gambling herself. So when they knocked on the door of her Shaker Heights house, they expected a fight. They just had no idea how far that fight would go.
Mapp knew her rights and demanded to see a warrant and, when the police couldn't produce one, she refused to let them into her house. Hours later they returned. Still without a warrant, they broke in through a window, searched her house and found the suspect. They also found pornographic drawings, and arrested Ms. Mapp on obscenity charges.
Police are supposed to obtain warrants if they want to search a place without the consent of the occupant. But at the time of Mapp's arrest, evidence discovered even in the course of an illegal search was routinely used at trial in some states. Mapp thought that was wrong and was determined to fight what she believed to be an injustice. And so she did.
"I had to stand up for my rights," she said. "I could not just ignore this. If the search was illegal, then you got the law on your side."
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A first century imaginifer. His armour and helmet are covered in a bear skin and he also carries a small circular shield.
The imaginifer takes his name from the type of standard he carries, the imago.
The imago was a standard bearing a depiction of the emperor. It was the emperor's representation as the supreme commander among the troops; a potent reminder to whom the soldiers owed loyalty. No doubt it will have played a role in the annual ceremony of vowing allegiance to the emperor.
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Patricia 'Pat' E. Rode, 74, of Landeck, passed away Tuesday morning, April 8, 2014, at her home surrounded by her loving family.
Her Family…. She was born June 17, 1939 in Cloverdale to the late Ben and Donelda (Dickman) Horstman. On November 7, 1959 she married Arthur J. Rode who survives in Landeck.
She is also survived by a son, Gary (Elaine) Rode of Landeck; four daughters, Cheryl (Tom) Beining of Ottoville, Denise (Ron) Schnipke of Glandorf, Teresa (Phil) Wurst of Ft. Jennings, Sandy (Denny) Berelsman of Landeck; 21 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren; five brothers, Donald (Eileen) Horstman of Midland, Michigan, Larry (Judy) Horstman, Jerome (Emma) Horstman, Len (Mary Jo) Horstman and Denny (Chris) Horstman all of Cloverdale; three sisters, Janet (Walter) Maag of Leipsic, Joan (Carl) Lehman of Miller City and Ruth (Ron) Foppe of Kalida; and many nieces and nephews; brother-in-law Norb (Irene) Renner; in-laws, Norma (John) Trentman, Monica (Don) Miller, Dorothy (Nub) Grothouse, Sister Antonia Rode and Ron (Mary Lou) Rode.
She was also preceded in death by a sister, Helen Renner and a brother-in-law, Jerome Rode.
Her Legacy…. Pat cooked for 30 years at Landeck school, where her meals were legendary and her hugs plentiful. She was an active member of Landeck St. John the Baptist Catholic Church and its choir. She was a volunteer at the Interfaith Thrift Shop. Pat enjoyed her garden of flowers and vegetables, watching grandchildren's events and especially spending time with her family.
Her Farewell Services.… Mass of Christian Burial will begin at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 11 at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Landeck, the Rev. Dave Reinhart, officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
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When superstar Taylor Swift brings her "Red" tour to town on Aug. 31, the official tailgate – or make that TAYLORgate – party will be happening just a few steps away from the Tacoma Dome at Ammar's Mediterranean Grill, 409 E. 26th St. Running from noon to 7 p.m. and for all ages, there will be a beer garden, games, raffles, prizes, karaoke and live music by The Mural Project, Courtney Strickland and Anthony Disparte. $5 entry fee goes to the American Red Cross. Visit http://www.taylorgate.com.
The Washington State Fair is one of the biggest fairs in the world, and the largest in the Pacific Northwest. It started in 1900 in Puyallup, and welcomes over one million guests to the single largest attended event in the state. Star-studded entertainment, the PRCA Rodeo, rides, exhibits, food, flowers and animals are mainstays of the 17-day event that runs from Sept. 6-22. Visit http://www.thefair.com or text "FAIR" to 87767.
Tacoma Little Theatre begins its 95th season with a special encore presentation of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised]." This fast-paced comedy, starring Luke Amundson, Coleman Hagerman and Blake York, is a gag-a-second delight that deconstructs all 37 of the Bard's plays – plus the sonnets – into a single two-hour whirlwind. WARNING: There are strobe effects in this production. Runs Sept. 6-22, 2013. Friday and Saturday showings are at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 online at http://www.tacomalittletheatre.com or (253) 272-2281.
Come and enjoy a concert in Old Town Park to celebrate the park's newly constructed stage, Sept. 10 at 5:30 p.m. Bring chairs and blankets to sit on, and neighboring eateries offer beverages and light meals that can be enjoyed on the lawn. This event features the fabulous Thione Diop and the Yeke Yeke West African drum ensemble.
Jazz LIVE at Marine View kicks off its fall season Sept. 8 with "Jazzaganza," an anthology of jazz, with a look at how jazz has changed and grown from its humble beginnings. Concert starts at 5 p.m. featuring Buckshot Jazz – Buck Chandler on percussion, Eugene Bien on keyboards and Cliff Colon on saxophone – and gospel, R & B and jazz vocalist Josephine Howell. In addition, modern dance instructor Monica McEthy-Ballet will add a theatrical element to the evening. Admission is free. Marine View Church, 8469 Eastside Dr. N.E. Phone 253-229-9206 or visit http://www.marineviewpc.org.