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Utah State's women's and men's track & field teams will send four athletes to compete in the University of Washington's UW Final Qualifier at Dempsey Indoor Track in Seattle, Wash., on Friday, March 1.
Senior Alex Litzsinger and freshman Tylee Newman will represent the USU women as they compete in the 3,000m, while freshman Briton Page and senior Tyler Killpack will run in the men's 800m.
"Alex and Tylee are going to run in the 3,000m, while Tyler and Briton will run in the 800m. We wanted to give them an opportunity to run a little faster. At the conference tournament, they had to do a lot of things, so this is one last shot at qualifying for the NCAA championships," head coach Gregg Gensel said.
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Those athletes who qualify in top 16 of their individual events, or the top 12 of team relay events, will compete at the NCAA Indoor Championship meet in Fayetteville, Ark., on Friday and Saturday, March 8-9.
At the conclusion of the indoor season, Utah State will take a week off before jumping into the outdoor season at three different meets. USU will send athletes to the Texas Relays in Austin, Texas, Wednesday through Saturday, March 27-30. Athletes will also travel to compete at the Stanford Invitational in Stanford, Calif., as well as the UVU Collegiate Invitational in Orem on Friday and Saturday, March 29-30.
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Ten minutes into the second quarter of the Chargers' second preseason game, a crowd in the end-zone View section of Qualcomm Stadium stands up to shout, "Raiders suck! Raiders suck!" But the Chargers are playing the Cowboys, not the Raiders. And the chanting crowd isn't looking at the field. Instead, they stand with their necks craned to watch a fight that has broken out behind them, in the very top rows. They're amped. It's only the second time the Chargers have played in the stadium in seven months, and these fans are ready for the season — and the glory of all that Raider-hating — to begin.
Eventually, a gang of red-shirted Elite security employees and a couple of bona fide police officers come running up the steep aisles to break up the fight. When they escort two smiling Raider fans and a bloody Charger fan back down the steps to the exit, the chant intensifies.
One aisle away, oblivious to the commotion, an eight-year-old girl named Rachel watches the action on the field with a pair of binoculars as big as her head. Her dad, Sam, sits beside her.
"Ever since she was a little baby girl, she would sit on my lap and watch football," Sam says. "She'd read the sports page with me and look at the pictures. I'd turn the page, and she'd go, 'No, stop,' and she'd want to look at the pictures some more."
Finally, tonight, he's brought her to her first live football game. On this late August evening, as the last rays of sun disappear over the western edge of the stadium, they share nachos and pass the binoculars back and forth.
"She watches the games with me at home, too," Sam says. "Every time LT would score a touchdown, we'd do a high five, and we have our own little hand slap going."
Rachel is too excited to sit still. Every few minutes, she heads down the steps and leans over the railing to get a better overhead look at the crowd, the cheerleaders, the goalposts, and the players. She wears a baby-blue Philip Rivers jersey, shorts, and pink, silver, and black Airwalks. A blonde braid swings from the back of her head.
A few years ago, a "pink jersey" trend began among NFL teams. Presumably in an attempt to attract female fans, each team offered versions of their most popular jerseys in pink. This evening, the View section is, aside from one pink Cowboys jersey, fairly pink-free. The ladies and girls in this crowd wear everything but. Some wear sneakers, some wear short shorts and heels. There are backless shirts, sandals, boots, and everything between. But "the pink jersey fad seems to have come and gone," says one spectator.
Rachel's mother Kathy didn't know this when she went to buy Rachel's jersey.
"Last year, we got her a sweatshirt that was pink and white and said 'Chargers' across the front," Kathy says over the phone, two days after the game. "This year, we told her we were sorry we couldn't get her a pink-and-white jersey because they were all out. She said, 'That's okay. The Chargers don't wear pink and white.'"
Sam and Kathy agree that Rachel is a girlie girl. During the game, she watches the cheerleaders through the binoculars as much as she does the football players. Still, Kathy believes that if it weren't for a kidney problem that limits the amount of sun and physical contact Rachel can have, or for the fact that there aren't any leagues that would take her, "Rachel would probably play football."
Kathy finds Rachel's love for football amusing and likes that it's something Rachel and Sam can rally around for their father/daughter time. Every so often, Kathy will sit down with them, but only when she's "totally obligation-free" and "can just kick back and have a good time and watch the game." But it's not a priority to her, not the way it is with Sam, whom she calls a "die-hard fan."
He's such a fan that he "even watches the NFL channel where they'll repeat three-hour football games from ten years ago. So, it's on all the time on our 52-inch big-screen." The announcers, Kathy says, get on her nerves after a while. But the hardest thing about football season is that Sam's priorities shift.
"For example, we're supposed to go to church every Sunday, but he's, like, 'It depends on the game schedule,'" Kathy says. "And he'll say, 'I belong to the Church of the NFL.' He literally says that."
Kathy grew up with four brothers in a football-loving family, so she understands Sam's point of view. She doesn't want to force him to go to church, and she doesn't want to be forced to watch football. But the understanding grew more complicated once Rachel was involved. "Rachel will say, 'Can I stay home and watch the game with Daddy?' And I'll say, 'Well, no. We're going to church, and you can watch the rest of it when you get home.' That kind of thing is a bit of an issue. I don't want [football] to take priority over family things."
Even while imposing limits, Kathy supports Rachel's love of the game. After Rachel and Sam return to their La Mesa home following the Chargers' disappointing, but ultimately irrelevant, preseason loss to the Cowboys, Kathy listens happily as Rachel recounts the trolley ride, things she remembered about the crowd, and the number of times she got to see the cheerleaders.
Sam, Kathy says, is a big part of why Rachel loves football. He taught her everything she knows. Kathy warns other football-crazed fathers that their daughters will either grow up to love the game or they'll "be resentful of it, like, 'Oh, Daddy cares more about [football] than me.'" But she also believes that if these fathers engage their daughters and make it fun, the way Sam did for Rachel, they might end up with girls who love football, too.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post6584468476583678662..comments2017-02-12T20:28:12.844-05:00Comments on Biblical Evidence for Catholicism: Introduction to Dave Armstrong's Book, "Debating James White: Shocking Failures of the 'Undefeatable' Anti-Catholic Champion" Dave Armstronghttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-18791663206848715682016-06-11T20:39:10.206-04:002016-06-11T20:39:10.206-04:00White has good diversion tactics in debates when h...White has good diversion tactics in debates when he is caught on a issue, and I find a lot of people who debate him, let him off the hook.
Peter diamond challenged him to a debate, and white rejected it, because he said diamond was to radical?!
White calling someone radical?
Hypocrite comes to mind. Michael Lawlorhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-73591648373169103632014-03-24T14:51:42.657-04:002014-03-24T14:51:42.657-04:00Looks good to me, Teresa. Sola Scriptura is an unw...Looks good to me, Teresa. Sola Scriptura is an unwarranted, unbiblical assumption, not found in the Bible, as I've shown innumerable times in two books devoted to the topic and many other papers.Dave Armstronghttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-23972150143774141352014-03-24T14:23:13.679-04:002014-03-24T14:23:13.679-04:00I have spent a lot of time listening to White and ...I have spent a lot of time listening to White and I find it amazing that he can claim victory in any debate I have ever heard! He always refers back to them as if no more need be said on the subject.

What I also find strange is how no one has ever called him out on the whole "theopneustos" argument. Where in scripture does it say our authority MUST be God-breathed? I never read that! You may want to take a look at my post about his argument and give me your opinion, because I am not a theologian!

Here it is: http://thejoysofbeingcatholic.blogspot.com/2014/01/dr-james-white-and-theopneustos.htmlTeresa Beemhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-27742352958554932342013-11-06T19:45:19.474-05:002013-11-06T19:45:19.474-05:00Hello, I have just started a series of posts about...Hello, I have just started a series of posts about James White and the likes (that is the New Calvinists).

I am searching for members of the Church of Rom who will bring a Catholic perspective to the conversations.
From all what I've read you seem to be a worthy candidate and I would be delighted if you accepted my invitation :=)
http://lotharlorraine.wordpress.com/2013/11/07/naked-calvinism-motivation-and-methodology/

Lovely greetings in Christ.
lotharlorrainehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-40399197509734976622013-11-06T19:44:09.605-05:002013-11-06T19:44:09.605-05:00Hello, I have just started a series of posts about...Hello, I have just started a series of posts about James White and the likes (that is the New Calvinists).

I am searching for members of the Church of Rom who will bring a Catholic perspective to the conversations.
From all what I've read you seem to be a worthy candidate and I would be delighted if you accepted my invitation :=)
http://lotharlorraine.wordpress.com/2013/11/07/naked-calvinism-motivation-and-methodology/

Lovely greetings in Christ.
lotharlorrainehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-83893304646312496572013-11-02T11:48:20.547-04:002013-11-02T11:48:20.547-04:00Delighted to hear it, Darren. Welcome home!Delighted to hear it, Darren. Welcome home!Dave Armstronghttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-66956824747961926532013-11-02T08:27:51.534-04:002013-11-02T08:27:51.534-04:00James White helped make me Catholic. First, I gr...James White helped make me Catholic.

First, I grew up a King James Only-ist. Once when I was in a hurry, I picked up his book at a store thinking it was pro-KJV. When I got home I realized what happened, but read it anyway since I bought it. When I finished the book the next day, I was convinced the KJV Only movement was a crock. I wrote to thank him in 1995, and he graciously wrote back. (He recommended, if I had access to the Internet, that I visit his homepage at http://net387.texas.net/ao.html.)

I was so happy to learn the truth in that matter, I sought out other works of his -- a couple booklets about justification and salvation, Sola Scriptura: The Protestant Position on the Bible, and The Roman Catholic Controversy.

I was keen on the sola Scriptura subject because my religious background was a sect/cult with a self-proclaimed apostle (Herbert W. Armstrong -- who, by the way, has a grandson named Dave Armstrong, with whom I used to work).

Anyway, I eventually began listening to White's online debates (most were free back then using RealPlayer) against Mitch Pacwa and Tim Staples and Robert Sungenis. Pacwa especially. Pacwa's arguments were good, and I was left underwhelmed by White's responses.

One thing led to another, and today I am a strong Catholic by the grace of God.

Dave, I read a fair amount from your Web site back then, too. It was helpful. Thanks for your work. I've got a couple of your books, too.Darrenhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-11804768157852188882013-10-29T23:18:07.527-04:002013-10-29T23:18:07.527-04:00Well, we mustn't adopt White's views of to...Well, we mustn't adopt White's views of total depravity, whereby nothing a person does can be any good. :-)Dave Armstronghttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6422857.post-65761727258685027332013-10-29T23:08:38.367-04:002013-10-29T23:08:38.367-04:00Dave, I applaud you for taking on James White, bec...Dave, I applaud you for taking on James White, because he does have influence in some circles and is worth countering. I understand, too, that you cannot be dismissive of a person whose views you undertake to engage seriously and in detail.

However, I disagree with your overly generous assessment that Mr. White "does many other things in his apologetics besides oppose Catholic theology, and many of these are good and worthwhile endeavors; for example, his critiques of Islam (his recent emphasis), the King James Only viewpoint, theological liberalism, Mormonism, and atheism."

Yes, he does "many other things." But I doubt that any of his endeavors are "good and worthwhile."

If Mr. White distorts the teachings, origin and history of hte Catholic Church, which he does, then why should anyone expect him to be careful or accurate about Islam or theological liberalism? People who want to learn about these subjects should not look to Mr. White for instruction. Mr. White's chief weapon is sophistry, which never leads to understanding.

As for King-James-Onlyism and Mormonism, these movements are too absurd to merit any sort of sustained rebuttal (pace, any Mormons out there who may read this; many of you are great people -- but come on...). Debating people who believe nonsense, aggravation aside, is like shooting fish in a barrel. Still, White is a kook himself, and it might be fun to watch two kooks argue over their clashing kookiness.

Finally, if White debates atheists, it is to demonstrate to them that God exists. His God, of course. Given, though, that White's Fundamentalist Calvinist God does not in fact exist, I can't see how he can get the better of the argument.Adomnanhttps://email@example.com


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I can't take credit for this idea, a friend of mine gave me a gift like this for my baby shower for my son, but I'm sharing this anyway! The 'cupcakes' are made by rolling infant onesies into thin folded blankets, and then held together with a doily or coffee filter to look like a cupcake. Ingenius idea, if you ask me! Her's was SO cute I had to recreate it for a friend's baby girl shower! TFL!


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Watertown police have arrested a 65-year-old local man accused of sexually assaulting a girl in his home several years ago.
Police arrested Harold Winnie, of 113 Cherokee Drive in Watertown, on Wednesday after a girl told a family member that Winnie had sexually assaulted her, police said.
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This past weekend, a Katherine Jenkins TV special aired across Britain. It was called "Steppin' Out With Katherine Jenkins". To add to all the entertainment and fun, Dancing With The Stars pro Tristan MacManus joined her in a "Argentine Tango" segment. From all the dances on the special that she performed (a waltz, an Argentine tango, a tap routine and a tribute to Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers), she said the Argentine tango was the toughest since it's "so technical", you have to be "really strong" and it's "the most intense". Below is more from TV Choice.
You're performing a waltz, an Argentine tango, a tap routine and a tribute to Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. But which of those is the most challenging?
I think probably the Argentine tango is the toughest. It's so technical and you have to be really strong. It's the most intense. But I was lucky because I had one of my dance partners from America, Tristan MacManus, over, so I did the tango with him.
You can read more on the special at TV Choice. You can also see a fun picture of Katherine and Tristan. And here is the dance at the 35:00 minute mark….
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Senator Loren Legarda revealed to the public that the administration of former Pres. Aquino failed to release P25.6 billion allocated for the 2016 for housing assistance to super typhoon Yolanda victims.
According to Sen. Legarda the Philippine Congress allocated P25.6 billion housing assistance for Yolanda victims under the 2016 of the National Housing Authority (NHA) but the government of the Aquino administration had not released P20.7 billion as of June this year.
The National Housing Authority (NHA) is now under the leadership of Vice President Leni Robredo, one of former President Aquino's closest ally and considered as the highest elected official from the Liberal Party. Pres. Duterte already ordered VP Robredo to fast track the constructions of permanent shelter during his visit to Tacloban City on November 8, 2016.
The chairman of the Senate Housing Committee Sen. Loren Legarda was quoted as saying "In light of the commemoration of Yolanda anniversary, allow me first to put on record that we have allocated P25.6 billion housing assistance for victims of Supertyphoon Yolanda under the 2016 budget of the National Housing Authority (NHA). Unreleased funds as of June 2016 is 20.7 billion," Legarda said in a speech on Monday.
Pres. Aquino already ended his six-year term in June to give way to Pres. Rody Duterte and the senator noted that she just hope that the Duterte admin can fast track the construction of permanent housing for the intended recipients if only to bring renewed hope to those who have survived the strongest typhoon to hit the land.
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Measurement of Cost Efficiency in the Case of Rice Production in West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh
West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh are two large rice producing states in India. Although both the states have undergone rigorous changes in agriculture, the forms of reform have been very different in these two states. While institutional reforms dominated in West Bengal, in Andhra Pradesh agricultural growth was solely driven by technological reforms. Given this background this paper analyzes the cost efficiency of rice production in these two states. It has examined the trend of cost efficiency and technical efficiency of rice production in the two states for the period 1971-2005 by using stochastic frontier analysis. It is observed that cost efficiency in case of West Bengal was higher during the 1970s and early 1980s but after that from the 1990s Andhra Pradesh is having better cost efficiencies. The technical efficiencies are also similar in both the states. Thus the states, which have followed different paths of agricultural development, show similarities as far as technical efficiency is concerned. But Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal show that both cost and technical efficiency are below the optimum level which is the real cause of worry. From the above analysis, it seems that there is inefficiency of input in each factor used in both the states.
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JOHNSTON, Iowa—Board of Regents President Craig Lang and President Pro Tem Bruce Rastetter joined the "Iowa Press" panel Friday for a discussion on tuition at Iowa's universities, the continuing Harkin Institute controversy and the hiring of new University of Northern Iowa President William Ruud.
Cedar Rapids Gazette reporter James Lynch and Radio Iowa news director O. Kay Henderson spoke with the duo on the Harkin Institute saga. From Iowa Public Television's transcript:
Henderson: I'm wondering what it means now that Senator Harkin has announced that he will not be donating his work papers from his 40 year career in Congress to Iowa State University. Does that mean the Harkin Institute, which already exists on campus, will be closing, Mr. Lang?
Lang: We don't know because that decision has to come from a recommendation from Iowa State University and President Leath. And what President Leath has told us as Regents is that he'll look over, make a very careful, fair decision and come back with a recommendation. So we don't know.
Henderson: Why would it exist if those papers aren't part of the collection at Iowa State, Mr. Rastetter?
Rastetter: I think, again, back to—I think it is unfortunate that Senator Harkin isn't going to leave his papers there. And if the papers aren't there, that's a good question, and we look forward to President Leath's recommendation
Lynch: Both of you have expressed regret about the decision on Senator Harkin's part and the institute's part. But I wonder if, in hindsight, if it was the best strategy to have one of the largest Republican contributors in Iowa as the point person dealing with Ruth Harkin and the institute to set this up. Do you have any second thoughts about that, Mr. Rastetter?
Rastetter: I don't have second thoughts on that because Ruth Harkin and I have a good relationship and what I think we did—Craig and I did in leadership—is support President's Leath effort to make it less restrictive than the memorandum that President Geoffroy put in place. So, I think it was a productive support of President Leath in doing that. So, Ruth Harkin and I get along well and those discussions went well and I, again, I'm disappointed that he chose to withdraw the papers.
Lynch: Is there any constituency still fighting to keep the Harkin Institute alive and moving forward?
Lang: We don't know. I haven't heard of that. There's been some rumors that—wait and see—but we really don't know.
Henderson: One of the phrases that came out of this whole controversy was that Iowa State University needs to speak with one voice on agriculture and the Harkin Institute board of directors raised concerns about that and academic freedom. Mr. Rastetter, how can you assure Iowans who have concerns given that statement that you folks aren't trying to micromanage research at the three institutions?
Rastetter: First, clearly that would not have been the result of the memorandum President Leath put in place. The Harkin Institute was not restricted on academic—there was no academic infringement nor was there any infringement on research in any of the areas. And the director of the Harkin Institute has said that publicly. The dean of the college of liberal arts where the Harkin Institute sits has said that and so has the faculty. So I think it is unfortunate that that gets said. No one—the rest of the institutes don't speak with one voice, so there is no interest in doing that.
Lang: And that is certainly not my position. You know, in my old job I believe the best policy comes from two sides of controversy to come up with what the policy should look like, so I really think that speaking in one voice was not what was meant. I think the idea is that any institute or center on campus ought to offer an alternative of policy decisions.
Lang and Rastetter also addressed the issue at a press gaggle after the show's taping:
TIR: Is there a timeframe for acting on the Harkin Institute?
Lang: The only thing that we can say is that President Leath is going to make a decision, a recommendation to the Board of Regents because it was set up by the Board of Regents; it has to be dismantled by the Board of Regents, but we are waiting to see what President Leath says about the center, and when he makes a decision, we'll weigh his recommendation.
Lynch: Is it time to establishing a policy about naming institutes for people—
Lang: We did that. We established a policy shortly after the Harkin Institute was put in place, and that policy was very clear: it said that we will not have an institute named after a sitting lawmaker in the future, so the policy is clear, we did that in early fall—
Rastetter: —a year ago last September… We don't even know if the institute will be withdrawn. We put in place the policy that Craig mentioned—there won't be a building or an institute put in place named after an elected official.
Also check out coverage of the "Iowa Press" taping by the Gazette and the Des Moines Register.
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The second-ranking U.S. official in Libya during last year's deadly attack on the mission in Benghazi immediately considered it a terrorist attack rather than a spontaneous event, according to a transcript of his interview with congressional investigators.
"I thought it was a terrorist attack from the get-go," Gregory Hicks, a foreign service officer and former deputy chief of Libyan operations, told investigators, according to excerpts of the interview on CBS's Face the Nation program. "I never reported a demonstration, I reported an attack on the consulate."
He also told investigators that a team of Special Forces prepared to fly from Tripoli to Benghazi during the Sept. 11, 2012 attacks but were then forbidden from doing so by U.S. Special Operations Command South Africa. He said had U.S. forces scrambled a jet it would have saved lives.
Obama administration officials have insisted that no military resources could have made it in time.
I never reported a demonstration, I reported an attack on the consulate
Mr. Hicks' account contrasted with comments made by Susan Rice, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, after the attack. She said it grew out of a "spontaneous" demonstration against an anti-Islamic video that was "hijacked" by terrorists. Mr. Hicks said he wasn't contacted by State Department officials before Ms. Rice spoke on five Sunday talk shows Sept. 16, according to the interview with congressional investigators.
The Benghazi attack killed four Americans including Ambassador Christopher Stevens and became a flashpoint in last year's presidential campaign. Republicans criticized officials including Ms. Rice for their early accounts of the circumstances.
Mr. Hicks is scheduled to testify at a Wednesday hearing of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Committee chairman Darrell Issa, a California Republican, in a May 1 statement announcing the hearing, accused President Barack Obama's administration of offering "a carefully selected and sanitized version" of the Benghazi attack.
"Clearly there was a political decision to say something different than what was reasonable to say," Mr. Issa said on CBS.
Other potential witnesses with firsthand knowledge of the Benghazi attack have been "suppressed" by the administration, Representative Jason Chaffetz, a Utah Republican, said on Fox News Sunday.
"There are people, more than one, that have felt intimidation from the State Department," Mr. Chaffetz said.
An April 23 report by Republicans in the U.S. House said the Obama administration presented "misleading" talking points after the attack and removed references to the threat of extremists linked to al-Qaeda in eastern Libya, including information about at least five other attacks against foreign interests in Benghazi.
Shawn Turner, a spokesman for Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, issued a Sept. 28 statement, 12 days after Ms. Rice's appearances, saying the intelligence community had revised its initial assessment and concluded the assault was "a deliberate and organized terrorist attack."
Speaking on Fox News Sunday, Representative Stephen Lynch, a Massachusetts Democrat and member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said there was "no excuse" for the administration's talking points about the attacks.
"It was scrubbed. It was totally inaccurate," he said. "It was false information."
Asked whether Ms. Rice's talking points were revised because an al-Qaeda attack didn't fit with the 2012 Obama presidential campaign's narrative that the terrorist group was on the run, Mr. Lynch said: "I think it was a victory of hope over reality, to be honest with you. They were hoping that this wasn't the case."
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The Chronicle of Higher Education has a story today (subscription required) on a new study that purports to find that it is Asian students, not white students, who gain most when schools end racially preferential admission policies. And this "'can hardly be satisfying' to 'those who campaigned for the elimination of affirmative action in the belief that it would advantage the admission of white students.'" Moreover, "The report predicts that white people might begin actively opposing race-neutral admissions policies if Asian Americans continue to make gains. 'Whites are still too influential in politics and in the private sector to sit quietly while this trend continues,' it says."
I'm prepared to believe that Asians may be discriminated against more than whites by PC admissions policies, but the evidence is overwhelming — in, among other places, the dozens of studies done by the Center for Equal Opportunity — that both groups are discriminated against (and sometimes Latinos as well). I have a sneaking suspicion that this is just another desperate effort by the proponents of such discrimination to stem the tide that is running against them, this time by trying to persuade whites that they shouldn't care about colorblind principles, since it is only those darn Asian kids who benefit from them. It's an ugly tactic, and it won't work. Those of us "who campaigned" against racial preferences did so not because we care about white kids and not Asian kids — we're doing so because we don't like discrimination against anyone. I think the overwhelming majority of those supporting these initiatives feel this way.


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El Dorado Hills Community Services District Director Bill Vandegrift has edged out closest challenger Chuck Hammond.
The final vote count released by the El Dorado County Elections Department Monday evening has Vandegrift 20 votes ahead for the third open board seat.
County Registrar of Voters Bill Schultz told Village Life Tuesday morning all votes are now counted and, "What you see is what you get." However, Schultz said, he will pay special attention to the manual sampling done for two close local races — the EDHCSD board seat and an El Dorado Union High School District board seat.
"It's been my practice to check those really close (races)," Schultz said.
Once the manual tally is complete Schultz will certify the Nov. 2 general election results. He hopes to have everything wrapped up Friday evening.
Six candidates and three write-ins competed for the three open EDHCSD board seats. In addition to Vandegrift, voters chose incumbent Tony Rogozinzki and former CSD general manager Wayne Lowery.


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People who receive incapacity benefits are to be assessed to see if they are fit for work.
The government is employing UK-based provider Dependability Ltd on a three-year contract. The last time assessments were made locally only a third of those tested were able to retain the benefit.
Around £18million will be paid out in long-term incapacity benefits this year but Treasury Minister Eddie Teare says the move is not just about clawing money back in times of 'increasing financial constraint'.
He said: 'This is not just about making cost savings, it is a genuine attempt to help people escape the benefits trap and realise their full potential.
'Leaving a person on long-term incapacity benefits without assessing whether they might be capable of doing some form of work would be wholly irresponsible of this Government. Not engaging with people in this way would have an adverse impact on the person claiming benefit, their family and the economy as a whole.'
Some 2,000 people in the Isle of Man have been claiming incapacity-related benefits for more than a year. Claimants will have a face to face assessment by a qualified healthcare professional and those deemed capable of performing some form of work will lose the benefits.
The assessments will be arranged when a person has been receiving incapacity related benefits for at least 28 weeks but could take place sooner. In the pilot scheme involving 202 claimants, one-third stopped claiming benefits before an assessment was undertaken, one-third were found to be incapable of work and continued to receive benefits, and one third were found to be capable of work and benefits payments were stopped.
The Isle of Man's director of public health Dr Parameswaran Kishore said: 'There is a body of research which suggests that people are better off in work than out of work, not only financially but in terms of their health and wellbeing, their self-esteem and the future prospects for themselves and their families.
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
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Who would have thought that a normal 9 inning game would feel longer than the 4 hour and 48 minute 13-inning game I was at back in May. It however wasn't quite as long...but it was 3 hours and 36 minutes long. That's a long game especially considering it wasn't longer than the normal 9 innings...nor was it that terribly high score game (yes, I know we scored 9 and they score 6, but games that have scores of double digits that were shorter than last night's debacle.)
I about flew to Texas after watching our latest call up, Humber show how Rookie he is when he fielded the ball and threw it to 3rd base where Joe Crede was not at. Joe Crede had sort of a stunned expression on his face and he just stood there befuddled like I was. Did Humber think that the base runner was his teammate (Hey, Humber...you were wearing grey jerseys last night and the Rangers were in ROYAL blue...you guys don't EVER wear ROYAL blue.)? Did he imagine Joe Crede at the bag waiting for his miraculous throw (well...not really miraculous)? Did he want to look like a giant jack-ass on TV? Did he hope to get sent back to Rochester faster than anyone could sneeze or say boo? I'm not sure what he was thinking, but he needs to rethink things like that before acting on impulse. That could have been the most costly play of the night. Thankfully Joe Mauer did seem fit to lose yet another blasted game. He decided he was going to carry the team and carry them well. Thanks, Joe.
I don't really understand why Kubel was credited with the strike out in the first inning (when Brendan Harris came in after Kubel fouled a ball painfully off his left knee and left the game with a full count.) I think the strike out should have been Harris's because a base hit or anything else would have been credited to Harris. Seems odd, and Dick agreed with me on that one.
I think it's funny that Michael Cuddyer is the only one who is above the Curse of Bert Blyleven. (For those who haven't seen previous posts: Bert's pick in "Pick the Stick" usually goes 0 for how many times they are up.). Cuddy had to be his wacky bad ass self and go 3-5, with two doubles. Thank you Cuddy for being the only one who has been known to rise above and let Bert score points in FSN's game. Maybe Bert's pick should always be Michael Cuddyer...and Dick should always pick Joe Mauer (Joe has FANTASTIC outings when Dick picks him.)
Delmon Young was a surprise at the plate last night. He had a 2-5 night, with 4 RBI's. His homerun was well needed and gratefully appreciated by all of Twins Territory.
17 comments:
- Katie said...
Is he gone yet ;-)
- August 19, 2009 at 9:29 AM
- Betsy said...
Who, Humber? I think he left on a plane this morning. ;)
- August 19, 2009 at 9:31 AM
- Katie said...
Yes Humber.
Good. Bring back R.A.!
- August 19, 2009 at 9:32 AM
- Betsy said...
- August 19, 2009 at 9:33 AM
- Katie said...
I don't understand why they wasted their time with Humber. He sucked the last time he was here.
- August 19, 2009 at 9:35 AM
- Betsy said...
Oh good someone else remembers that too. I was wondering why they called him up too. aren't there better options? and maybe someone who wouldn't have to clear waivers if sent down?
- August 19, 2009 at 9:36 AM
- Heidi said...
Its ok that you are not like the majority of Minnesotan women who want to be all up ons the Mauer... it means slightly more Joe for me. Joe Mauer can be my Blue Light Special any day! I think he knew I was having a crappy night and hit 2 homeruns just to make me smile. Well, at least that's what I tell myself.
Bless his heart, Delmon is finally trying to make me love him.
- August 19, 2009 at 9:39 AM
- Katie said...
If he has to clear waivers, that more than likely means he won't be leaving anytime soon. We can't afford to lose anymore pitchers off waivers. It's pretty thin as is!
- August 19, 2009 at 9:41 AM
- Betsy said...
Joe's only my occasional blue light special...it's not too often. :)
i think delmon is finally trying to be the player that he was supposed to be...uhh...2 years ago! lol...i'm not certain he knows how to do that every day though.
- August 19, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- Betsy said...
Katie- that's what i fear.
- August 19, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- Heidi said...
hey, just saying, if you would have joe mauer's babies, they would be pretty.
- August 19, 2009 at 2:22 PM
- Katie said...
Heidi... that's what I thought too!
- August 19, 2009 at 2:24 PM
- Betsy said...
Katie/Heidi- lol...pretty cause of him/me or both? lol
- August 19, 2009 at 3:05 PM
- Heidi said...
both, you are both attractive people and generally when two attractive people mate the offspring is attractive. sure there are some anomalies in that theory, but overall... you'd have a good chance at attractive children.
- August 19, 2009 at 3:32 PM
- Betsy said...
well thanks Heidi! :) maybe i should have asked for his phone number when i met him that night at the bar i worked at! lol
- August 19, 2009 at 3:51 PM
- luckie/sarah said...
On the Humber play, I liked watching Omar mime to the other guys that he was about to catch the ball. A little confused, I guess. :)
- August 20, 2009 at 1:14 AM
- Betsy said...
I think Humber forgot what team he played for!
- August 20, 2009 at 8:12 AM


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Evansville police said the man who stopped two young boys Sunday afternoon came forward and feels terrible that police had to issue a notice to the public, Chief Scott McElroy said.
Police issued a news release Tuesday afternoon asking for the public's help in identifying a man in a white pickup truck who stopped two boys, ages 8 and 11, who were walking on Vision Street near Sixth Street. Police said the man asked the boys if they wanted to see a baby, and when the boys said no, the man asked again. The boys declined and walked away, and the driver drove off.
The man came to the police department Tuesday night and corroborated the boys' story. The man said his crying child was in the truck, and the man was trying to get the child to stop crying.
"It was nothing like a child abduction," McElroy said.
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TORONTO Dion Phaneuf does not have the date he returns to Calgary circled on his calendar.
Thats because he has no idea when it is.
Im not sure at all, shrugged Phaneuf of the Dec. 16 Dome date.
Its definitely going to be a different situation, but it is another game, and being traded is part of the business.
It will mark the first time Phaneuf hs been back in his old haunt since last years Olympic break, when he returned to move the rest of his belongings and close the deal on his house. He insists he wasnt tempted in the least to take in another Stampede last summer or pop by to visit old friends.
I moved on right away, he said of his address change.
But in saying that, Im still close with lots of the guys.
I still talk to Iggy, Langer (Daymond Langkow), Gio (Mark Giordano) and Ny (Eric Nystrom), who isnt there anymore. There were a lot of guys I really respect over there who I was friends with and battled with, and I wish them all the best.
Except on the third Thursday in December.
Hey, I had a great time in Calgary I dont look at it as a negative at all, said Phaneuf, who missed just five games in five seasons as a Flame.
That trade is the best thing thats ever happened to me, personally.


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Prior Lake ends Hastings' girls lacrosse season
The season is over for the Hastings girls lacrosse team.
The Raiders lost in the first round of the section tournament on Friday, falling to Prior Lake, 16-0.
Hastings was the No. 17 seed and Prior Lake was No. 16.
This was the first varsity season in school history for the lacrosse program.
Hastings, coached by Nikki Riveness, finished winless this season at 0-13-1.
The tie came against East Ridge, 0-0, on April 23.
Hastings has had a club team for a number of years, but this was the first season the sport was part of the offering at HHS.


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National Insurance Institute Rejects Plan to Take Over School Fee Payments
Education Min. proposed NII implement means-based system instead of parents paying schools directly.
The National Insurance Institute on Tuesday rejected Education Minister Yuli Tamir's proposal to make it responsible for school fee payments which parents currently pay directly to schools themselves.
Tamir proposed that the NII would implement and control a payment plan for monthly school fees based on parents' financial means and number of children, rather than paying schools a fixed rate.
The current system has drawn sharp public criticism in the past as it does not allow the Education Ministry to track around NIS 1.5 billion paid by parents per year. It also cannot prevent schools from overcharging or disadvantaging pupils whose parents cannot pay due to financial difficulties.
NII sources said such a change would require the implementation of an entirely new payments system and increased human resources, which would cost tens of millions of shekels. "We are not a payment pipeline for all of the government's purposes," the sources said.
After reading Tamir's proposal over the past three weeks, newly-appointed director Ester Dominisini rejected it, and the organization issued a statement saying school fees "could not and should not form part of the NII's responsibilities."
The Education Ministry accepted the NII's rejection of the proposal and issued a statement saying it would "regretfully" scrap the plan.
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Facing uncomfortable truths
By Douglas Murray
In a recent Al-Jazeerah interview, Richard Dawkins was asked his views on God. He argued that the god of "the Old Testament" is "hideous" and "a monster", and reiterated his claim from The God Delusion that the God of the Torah is the most unpleasant character "in fiction". Asked if he thought the same of the God of the Koran, Dawkins ducked the question, saying: "Well, um, the God of the Koran I don't know so much about."
How can it be that the world's most fearless atheist, celebrated for his strident opinions on the Christian and Jewish Gods, could profess to know so little about the God of the Koran? Has he not had the time? Or is Professor Dawkins simply demonstrating that most crucial trait of his species: survival instinct.
To answer the question, it is worth considering recent events in Denmark. In Copenhagen, on 5th February, a well-known critic of Islam - in the same way Professor Dawkins is a critic of Judaism and Christianity - narrowly survived an attempted assassination.
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Lars Hedegaard is a journalist, historian and founder of the Free Press Society. After the worldwide uproar caused by the Danish Mohammed cartoons in 2005 he became the foremost defender of the rights of Danish writers and artists to express their opinions without fear of intimidation and murder.
Since the cartoons affair there have been numerous plots by Islamist extremists to kill politicians, editors and others. On New Year's Day 2010, one of the cartoonists, Kurt Westergaard, was visited at his home by a Somali-trained Islamist who attempted to ritually decapitate him with an axe. Westergaard escaped to the "panic room" which the security forces had installed in his house…
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[PTP10_DROME] May have a role in axon outgrowth and guidance.[1]
The coordinated activity of protein tyrosine phosphatases (PTPs) is crucial for the initiation, modulation, and termination of diverse cellular processes. The catalytic activity of this protein depends on a nucleophilic cysteine at the active site that mediates the hydrolysis of the incoming phosphotyrosine substrate. While the role of conserved residues in the catalytic mechanism of PTPs has been extensively examined, the diversity in the mechanisms of substrate recognition and modulation of catalytic activity suggests that other, less conserved sequence and structural features could contribute to this process. Here we describe the crystal structures of Drosophila melanogaster PTP10D in the apo form as well as in a complex with a substrate peptide and an inhibitor. These studies reveal the role of aromatic ring stacking interactions at the boundary of the active site of PTPs in mediating substrate recruitment. We note that phenylalanine 76, of the so-called KNRY loop, is crucial for orienting the phosphotyrosine residue toward the nucleophilic cysteine. Mutation of phenylalanine 76 to leucine results in a 60-fold decrease in the catalytic efficiency of the enzyme. Fluorescence measurements with a competitive inhibitor, p-nitrocatechol sulfate, suggest that Phe76 also influences the formation of the enzyme-substrate intermediate. The structural and biochemical data for PTP10D thus highlight the role of relatively less conserved residues in PTP domains in both substrate recruitment and modulation of reaction kinetics.
Conformational Basis for Substrate Recruitment in Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase 10D.,Madan LL, Gopal B Biochemistry. 2011 Oct 27. PMID:22007620[2]
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Categories: Drome | Protein-tyrosine-phosphatase | Gopal, B | Madan, L L | Developmental protein | Differentiation | Hydrolase | Neurogenesis | Protein phosphatase | Protein tyrosine phosphatase | Signal transduction


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Savannah Scott was a force to be reckoned with as a sophomore volleyball player in the Blossom Valley Athletic League. And over the years, not much has changed for Westmont's 5-foot-8 senior outside hitter.
Scott, the Sophomore of the Year in the BVAL's Mt. Hamilton Division and the league's Most Valuable Player as a junior, has repeated as the Mt. Hamilton MVP after leading the Warriors to their third straight league championship.
Scott sparked the Warriors to a perfect 14-0 league season this year with 371 kills and was second on the squad with 45 service aces. She was also second in digs with 390. These numbers skyrocketed from last year when she had 212 kills, 30 aces and 164 digs as a junior.
In her four varsity seasons at Westmont, the Warriors amassed an impressive 52-4 league record, and over the past three years the Scott-led squads and run up an unbelievable 41-1 mark.
Scott was joined by a host of very talented players on this year's club. Keri Linder was the dig leader for the Warriors with 577, earning all-league first team honors in her senior season. Gabrielle Rivera also made the all-league first team as a senior setter with 736 assists this year.
Lindsay Takacs joined her fellow Warriors as an all-league second team pick. She was a force at the net with 50 solo blocks and 63 total. Takacs also was second on the team in kills with 274 as a senior.
Leading the Westmont attack this fall was first-year head coach Ed Mattson, who was selected as the Mt. Hamilton Division Coach of the Year.
Leland had a pair of girls who earned special recognition for their volleyball abilities this year. Syndey Thompson was named the league's Senior of the Year and Shelby Sours, Junior of the Year.
Thompson hammered 278 kills for the Chargers and added 302 successful digs. Sours was the assist leader with 569 and added 48 service aces.
Leland sophomore Whitney Worth was picked to the all-league first team after knocking down 51 aces and 161 kills. Junior Allie Jeong joined her peers as an all-league second teamer with 306 digs and 36 aces this year.
The Chargers finished in a second-place tie with Sobrato in the Mt. Hamilton Division this fall.
Leigh was represented on the all-league first team by senior outside hitter Paulina Nack, and senior opposite Jennifer Maruyama was an all-league second team pick for the Longhorns.
Leigh finished the year 4-10 in league.
Rounding out the all-league team were: Evergreen Valley–Sharon Hoang (Sophomore of the Year), Mya Vu (first team); Santa Teresa–Liz Leahy (Libero of the Year); and Sobrato–Samantha Nydam (first team), Miranda Werts (second team).
Santa Teresa
Sydney Thompson of Lincoln earned the Senior of the Year award in the Santa Teresa Division. She slammed 165 kills, served 37 aces and had 288 digs for the Lions this year.
The Lions were also represented by senior Anna Duarte, who led the team with 284 assists and had 20 aces. She was named all-league first team.
Zoe Kanakis was an all-league second team selection for Lincoln this year as a junior. She was right behind Thompson with 104 kills and 41 blocks.
The Lions finished the year 5-9 in league play and in sixth place.
Prospect's Darby Isaacson earned all-league first team as a junior middle blocker after leading the Panthers to a 10-4 league record and a third-place finish behind Oak Grove (12-2) and Piedmont Hills (11-3). Isaacson led her team with 152 kills, added 28 aces and had 43 solo blocks. She also led the Panthers with 43 digs.
Brooke Smith was named all-league second team this year for the Panthers. The junior tied for second with 124 kills, had 29 aces and had 29 blocks.
Willow Glen junior Briana Boyd was named to the all-league first team, and senior Carly Marquiss won an all-league second team spot.
Rounding out the all-league team were: Oak Grove–Marisa Wong (Most Valuable Player), Marisol Kirkendall (Libero of the Year), Isaac Fabunan (Coach of the Year), Fish Tran and Kelli King (first team), Sarah Nguyen (second team); Independence–Raven Afuola (Junior of the Year), Hannah Rosen (Freshman of the Year), Patricia Mina (first team), Samantha Duncan (second team); Piedmont Hills–Kimberly Cordero (Sophomore of the Year), Taylor Garvey (first team), Nia Arranaga (second team); and Andrew Hill–Mellisa Huynh (first team), Kathy Nguyen (second team).
West Valley
Del Mar finished on top in the West Valley Division this year, posting a 13-1 record to win the league crown.
The Dons had a powerful weapon in junior middle blocker Dana Emo, who was recognized as the Most Valuable Player in the division.
Del Mar outside hitter Gabby Rodriguez was named the Sophomore of the Year and also picked up a spot on the all-league first team. Setter Erika Garza earned all-league first team honors as a junior, while libero Ashley Cline was all-league second team in her sophomore season.
Del Mar boss Mike Aitken was selected as the division's Coach of the Year after leading the Dons to the division crown.
Pioneer had Keri Richardson named all-league first team. Richardson had 150 kills and 70 aces in her senior season. She also was second for the Mustangs with 169 digs.
Natalie Kanga was all-league second team as a senior for the Mustangs this year. She had 54 aces, 93 digs and 609 digs for the Pioneer squad that finished 10-4 in league play to tie for second place with Silver Creek.


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Complaint One: Following is a complaint filed by Thomas Livermore, a Pro Se litigant. This complaint involves violations of the Judges Oath of Office and federal statutes dealing with his legal duty to correct in the case of State v. Libermore [#95-894A]
During proceedings in the Livermore case, Judge Silverstein became aware of perjury, prosecutorial misconduct and abuse of prosecutorial discretion and refused to address, correct or report these serious problems. Judge Silverstein also became aware of admitted criminal negligence which resulted in the death of a minor child and refused to address, correct or report this serious problem. Judge Silverstein rubber stamped the wrongdoing of both the Attorney General's office and the Coventry Police Department. Judge Silverstein's response to my raising these issues was, "Well, I don't think I can do anything about that."
Caught Note: Although this complaint wasn't filed with the Commission on Judicial Tenure and Discipline, see the way Judge Clifton and the commission responded to these same issues!
Complaint Two: There has been a concerted effort on the part of the most powerful leaders in the State House and the courts to cut off the Ethics Commission at the knees. Judge Silverstein cut the Ethics Commission out of the loop entirely by having the court take over the processing of an ethics complaint against Secretary of State Edward Inman. The complaint revolved around the Secretary of State's appointment.
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Going for a collection of seldom-done pieces, Ambrose proves to be a shrewd judge of great music. Sam Rivers wrote the title track, Joe Zawinul's "Early Minor" comes from the neglected Nat Adderley album You, Baby, and "Goodbye To Childhood" is a shinning jewel from Herbie Hancock's transcendent Speak Like a Child. A take on Berlin's "Remember" also suggests that Ambrose has done his homework by checking out Hank Mobley's version from the classic Soul Station.
As a tenor stylist, Ambrose possesses a tone that's full-bodied, but just a little rough at the edges. His fluidity is obvious over the course of the many choruses he spins during the opening "Gingerbread Boy." Ballad work is a sign of maturity and Ambrose passes the test on "Early Minor" and "Goodbye to Childhood," with a nod to Sonny Rollins obvious in the latter performance. The rest of the ensemble is also of the highest rank, Colligan and Drummond continuing to impress this reviewer as just about the most exciting thing since sliced bread.
So the saying goes, they don't make 'em like they used to, but if you're looking for the kind of spirited jams that used to come with those old Blue Notes and Prestiges, then look no further than Cyclic Episode.
Track Listing: Gingerbread Boy, Mirror Mirror, Early Minor, Cyclic Episode, Goodbye Childhood, Roses Poses, Remember
Personnel: Ari Ambrose- tenor saxophone, George Colligan- piano and Fender Rhodes, Joe Martin- bass, Billy Drummond- drums
Title: Cyclic Episode | Year Released: 2000 | Record Label: SteepleChase Records
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Over the course of several years we have developed what we think are some of the best sauce flavors anywhere. All who try our sauces love them and we think you will, too! Uses include salad dressings, bread dips, marinades, sautés, stir-frying, grilling, basting, scampi sauce, cocktail sauce, ice cream topping... let your imagination run wild. There's no wrong way to use our gourmet sauces.
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You can find our sauce at Ellwood Thompson's in Richmond, Va. We love Elwoods!! Of course you can order online right here or purchase at the various farmers markets and festivals we attend. We will be returning to the Amherst County, Va. wine and garlic festival in the second weekend of October each year. At this festival we are featuring all our sauces (and then some). At the garlic festival we always have our FAMOUS GARLIC FRENCH FRIES. We also have our Mama Rose's Garlic Turkey Burgers. See you at the Garlic Fest!!
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2013 Marina Nemat Award Winner Announced
The School of Continuing Studies is pleased to announce the 2013 Marina Nemat Award winner is Denise Tarud, for her novel, When the Whale Sings.
When the Whale Sings is a powerful story that takes place in an isolated village in Upper Egypt, at the edge of the Nile River. The novel focuses on the journey of Anwar as he moves from his close-knit village to a sprawling metropolis and then back home.
Tarud was born and raised in Santiago, Chile, into a multi-cultural and multi-lingual family. She currently lives in Toronto with her three daughters, where she runs a successful translation business and teaches translation at the School of Continuing Studies.
Thanks in part to the generosity of writer and Creative Writing Certificate Graduate, Marina Nemat, the School of continuing Studies offers the Marina Nemat award of $1000 to our most promising Creative Writing Certificate students.
Nemat's final project for Creative Writing at SCS was the international best-selling memoir Prisoner of Tehran, which has gone on to be published in 28 countries. She has since authored the follow-up memoir After Tehran.
The winner is chosen by an esteemed panel of Canadian publishing industry professionals. This year's jury was comprised of Nicole Winstanley, Publisher of Penguin, Canada, Sarah MacLachlan, Publisher of Anansi, and Phyllis Bruce, Senior Editor, Simon and Schuster, Canada.
Previous winners include Ken Murray, Anne Perdue, Janice Colbert, and Kate Braithwaite. Anne Perdue's final project was published by Insomniac Press in 2009 as part of her story collection I'm a Registered Nurse Not a Whore. In 2012, we had two winners, Sabrina Ramnanan, whose novel Behind God's Back is being published by Doubleday, Canada, and Ann Y.K. Choi, whose novel Cornered will be published by Simon and Schuster, New York.
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