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I've been itching to share this all week. When Chris and I were engaged and getting married I was 22 years old. I stood at that alter and had no idea what I was saying to this person as I repeated my vows. He feels the same. I recently said to our pastor "no one prepared me for what Marriage really is and what it truly means" and he replied... "no one can, no one is ready to receive it until afterwards."
Wow, that is so true.
It all makes sense now.
We renewed our vows.
It is something that is "learned".... And how do you learn something... You practice it. If being a gentle, patient person doesn't come natural then PRACTICE it. After enough practice and imitation.... It will become real.
Letting Him live through you.
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*quick sidenote, you MUST MUST MUST go check out Scenic Glory's Blog & Shop... her accessories collection is inspired by the colors and traditions of india...most all of the materials used in her products (with exception to the chain and feathers) come directly from India as well, from the etched bells to the charms and the vintage sari thread. I have rarely in my life seen something so detailed and so unique. Truly beautiful, go look!


text: DUNSTABLE, UNITED KINGDOM - Wednesday March 23, 2011.MY MUM GAVE ME THE SACK - ORPHANED BABY WALLABY HAND REARED IN BAG. An orphaned baby wallaby is being hand reared at a zoo - by a keeper who is carrying her around in a back pack. The tiny Wallaby named Pip was abandoned by her mother at birth and so is being looked after by Alex Pinnell. Alex, who works at Whipsnade Zoo in Dunstable, England, is giving Pip feeds with a bottle ever four hours. She is also using her rucksack as a makeshift pouch for the little marsupial, who is just seven months old. Alex, 29, keeps Pip with her during the day at all times, just as her real mum would do. Pip will be looked after by Alex for the next few months before moving onto the the zoo's children's farm. Alex said: ''She is adorable but exhausting. Luckily she is starting to sleep through the night now and is very good at taking her bottle.'' Words by Paul Andrews / PacificCoastNews.com Photograph: ZSL Whipsnade Zoo / PacificCoastNews.com

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It's the end of week 4 already here in New Zealand. Actually it was the end of the week last night for most people - it is Waitangi Day, our National Holiday, so no one (well hardly anyone) is at work.
One more week to go. I wonder what Maki has in store for us - and I wonder how many of us will keep going after the end of week 5. I know I intend to.
How did everyone get on with making bentos for picky men and kids this week? And how is the weight loss going?
My blog is Food and Shoes
I started the week with a depressing visit to the scales. I didn't lose any weight! But I didn't put any on either, so I gritted my teeth and continued with the low calorie bentos. Hopefully this week will be better.
There are so many things that affect your weight - your menstrual cycle, hot weather, etc, and it's easy to get discouraged when you've been really good but still don't lose weight.
On Monday I had a 345 kcal lunch of my version of Maki's dry vegetarian curry, with quinoa (for protein), curried shrimps, feta, tomatoes, and zucchini and mushroom stir fry.
On Tuesday I had a Thai steamed curry, more shrimps, more zucchini & mushroom, some barley tabbouleh, tomatoes, and the first runner beans from the garden this year: 346 kcal.
Wednesday was more dry curry and quinoa, another steamed curry, more zucchini and mushroom, tomatoes, feta, and the last of the pickled jalapeños: 414 kcal
On Thursday I took my lunch to the Botanic Gardens to eat. It was a glorious day. I had another steamed curry, more dry curry and quinoa, tomatoes, feta, a gherkin (just one left in the jar now), and some experimental stuff I made out of dried tofu, carrots and cabbage. I made it like Maki's kinpira. Does kinpira have to be only vegetables? It turned out nice anyway. The lunch was 448 kcal.
And today I munched stuff out of the fridge. But I also had some nectarines from my little tiny potted tree. Isn't it cute?
OMG I love your little tree!!
The Big Onigiri.
- Wherever you go, there you are. -
Seconded! It's an adorable looking tree.
Whut?? Where did the week go??? Argh!!!
Good Waitangi day then, Bronwyn ! ^^
Here is my week of bento-ing !
My goals : go deeper level again, with a special attention towards non-meat bentos.
However I knew I couldn't do much about this week's goals, since I live away from my family, have no boyfriend, and don't know my new classmates of the semester yet. I proposed to make a bento for a friend who usually eat some sandwiches when we eat together though.
Monday :
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This is actually a dinner bento ; I needed something pretty nutritious since I was up in the streets pretty late that night (now that sounds weird. Precision : it was for an alley cat !), hence the cream scones. Hum, they're actually hidden on this photo, but you can see how big they are on another photo in my stream. It reminds me I also had some savoury scones in previous bentos - I should make them more often !
Tuesday :
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The first totally vegan bento, at long last ! The carrots and spinnach , and the rice, were a first but I think they'll be regularly featured in my bento from now on ^^
Tuesday :
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This is the bento I made for my friend. She actually asked for a repeat of Monday's bento which I ate when I was with her, so it wasn't that hard to put it together. Plus, it used up the last bagel ! I just changed a few things : the filling of the bagel ( hers was sheep's milk cheese and sweet pepper and onion confit. She has a sweet tooth, so I thought it would suit her better than cream cheese and walnuts), and I added vegan turnip cakes for more proteins. I didn't need a bento myself this day.
Friday :
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As usual Friday's bento is made for being eaten standing up, just in case...
It's also the only one of the week with white rice. The turnip cakes were a hit !
Altogether not a bad week, but a bit lacking in terms of vegetables I think. My friend enjoyed her bento, and she liked the bagel sandwich even though it was a first for her - and I encouraged her to make a bento for herself to try it next time !
Next week :
I want to go back to more traditional bento maybe, and do only 1 (max 2) sandwich bento... I'm becoming too accustomed to those.
One more week to go ! Like Bronwyn, I think I'll make bento on a more regular basis, and much more efficiently I hope.
Whew! It's been a long week. Out of all of the themes for this challenge so far, I have definitely embraced this one wholeheartedly.
To explain (I also have been talking about this on my blog recently): I have a coworker who has been in the habit of sampling food from my lunch from time to time (I offer it to her - she's not rude about it! ;) ). A couple of weeks ago, after trying something, she exclaimed, "Hey, I would pay you to cook for me!" and I didn't take her quite seriously but, after a few more conversations, we worked out a deal, and so this week I made her first bento lunch on Thursday, for which she paid me. I will be making her up to three lunches a week, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from now on. And, in addition, word has gotten around the school where I work and now I have an estimated half dozen (at least) other coworkers who are interested in becoming my customers! Upon reflection, I realized that there are quite a few teachers and administrators whom I see regularly heating up frozen meals, making those "Simply Asian" or whatever instant noodle things where you just add hot water, or getting takeout. My bento lunches could be a healthier and relatively economical alternative for those people.
Overall, I'm thrilled to be given this opportunity, but I'm also pretty worried that I could get easily stressed out, so I'm hoping to take some time this weekend to plan out how I would offer my bento making services and what limits I would place on it. I'm definitely going to be utilizing more resources on Just Bento if I embark on this - definitely appreciating all your hard work, Maki! And everyone else who is participating in the challenge - very inspiring.
You can read more about my week's bentos on my blog: http://culinarylinguist.blogspot.com/2009/02/just-bento-challenge-week-4...
My week wrapup is here.
Working on writing up Week 5 outline - the last week! Where did the time go?
Aaaaand I took another break to sneak onto JB ¬¬'
Here's my report for Week 4 (with stupid thumbnails AGAIN. I need to find a better site to upload my photos to).
"A common way to tell if it is well cooked is to throw the sausage onto a hard surface; if it bounces, the sausage is good."
Since my other half is a veteran brown-bagger who likes to pack his own lunch, and I missed out last week entirely, I repeated week #3. I'm happy to say I walked every day this week for at least 20-30 minutes a day. :)
Bento report here: http://shellygirl.vox.com/library/post/just-bento-bento-challenge-week-3-redux.html
This weeks challenge is declared a resounding success. The Boy is eating his bentos and has even lost a bit of gut this week (our scales are broken so I have no idea if it's in our heads or we've actually lost weight). He's interested in the process, watches me make it and has requested things including declaring that a bento isn't the same without a hard boiled egg. Hence many many eggs in the bentos lately.
Other than that success, I don't feel like I branched out as a bentoer this week. I feel in a food rut and also ate like crap other than my bentos *blush* but today is a new day and I'm declaring myself back on the not-eating-like-crap wagon again.
We also got the keys to our new house yesterday! Very exciting. Our hallway is getting full of boxes and we have about a month to move about 6 blocks, so less stress than my usual moves. But it's also sad because there probably won't be much oppurtunity to get more interesting with the bentos until we're settled. Hopefully in the back of the pantry I find some inspiration I have to use up.
Bento Challenge Week 4 Wrap Up
The flu/cold/sinus trouble woes continue for myself and the Kid - needless to say not too many goals were met. Here are the Week 4 goals and the follow up notes:
* sort bento boxes into what I really want to keep & what I am willing to give away - DONE!
* identify bento boxes that suit caloric intake per meal - DONE!!
* pre-plan the bentos and other meals for 7 days ON PAPER OR AT LEAST ON THE PC - a losing battle but
we will start fresh in week 5!
* refine mise en place according to meal plans - ONGOING!
* make at least 4 bentos and photograph them - 3 were made and photographed
* post here and write a report on my adventures! - DONE!!
Week 4 bentos -
3 were made but no photos to post because the cameras died and I can't get the ones on the cell phone OFF of the damn phone to post them! If I ever get them off the damn phone I will add them here.
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Last week was good, and bad. The good was that most days, I packed food that was stomach-friendly. I ate out only once, which was also good. Also a bit of pre-planning, which helped for the first three days.
I didn't end up packing a lunch for my mother as she came home from down south before I could surprise her, though I did end up feeding a few riceballs to my boyfriend, which was a success. He eats practically anything anyway, so I don't think that was really...a challenge. I'm more concerned about sending wrong signals and interfering with his independent foraging habits thus far (he knows how to make white sauce! and coffee cakes! and ...beans and rice!), so I don't think I'll make a habit of feeding him lunch.
In terms of exercise, the most I got was walking around a lot and doing something like ten flights of stairsx20 on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
While I liked this challenge, I did find that photographing my food and making sure that I had enough light was a fiddly part which easily added 5-10 minutes to each lunch. It's nice that I've got in the habit, though. Can't wait for week 5!
Congratulations to everyone for finishing week #4
these are my bentos for the week:
I forgot to take a picture of the first bento before my brothers' took them to work. ^_^;;
Link to my summary is here: http://bentokat.blogspot.com/2009/02/week-4-summary-report.html
I just noticed that I didn't post my goals for week 4, but they were pretty much the same as previous weeks.
This week's bento lunches were all pretty yummy, and all of them worked pretty well in terms of nutrition. I really enjoyed learning about the Japanese celebration of the start of spring, Setsubun no hi, and I loved the ehou maki I made for that day. I've been wanting to make some sushi for a while now. I don't have a bamboo sushi rolling mat, but I was able to use a piece of parchment paper as a makeshift roller.
I made sushi for another of this week's lunches, and it was also delicious. I think I'd postponed making sushi for a long while because here in Vermont it's hard to get fresh sushi-quality fish, but the pseudo-lobster I found was actually quite delicious. I'm looking forward to using the trout I will be catching in a couple of months in bento lunches, both cooked and also in sushi-like applications. Will report back!
The Tibetan ratatouille was excellent, and kept well, so it figured in several meals this week. I'll be posting the recipe soon, I promise.
My johbisai figured happily in several lunches --particularly those yummy mini and even more mini meatballs. They defrost quickly, and once I warm them up in the sauce (which takes barely a minute to whip up), they are good warm, and just as good at room temperature.
I am pleased with my growing ability to create bento lunches with appropriate proportions of carbs, veggies, and protein. I think it's interesting how my mind thinks "I need this much rice to feel satisfied," and yet when I play my foodie edges I learn that a lesser amount of rice (or whichever carb I'm eating) is in fact completely satisfying. As a bonus, I find that lunches with more veggies and fewer starchy carbs end up making me feel more frisky, less sluggish. Yay frisky!
I continue to love the role of this community in this challenge. I always find inspiration in the lunches that my fellow bento warriors post to the group pool, and often this translates to new foods getting added to my lunches. And I love the give & take of encouragement which this challenge has fostered.
I think I probably take more time than most to do food prep & bento creation, and I'm amazed how those of you with families and jobs outside the house manage to keep making great bentos AND have a life. Bravo! I'm curious to see how I do with bento lunches once spring truly arrives here; I traditionally spend the winters holed up in my flat, but once the snow is gone, I'm outdoors from morning 'til night. What I hope is that I'll have gotten enough of a bento-making groove on that I'll have excellent lunches to take kayaking, fishing, etc. Thrifty & nutritious!
As week 5 is about to commence, I'm already beginning to experience a bit of separation anxiety ;-) I hope some folks will continue to post lunches to the pool, discuss things on the forum, etc., after the challenge finishes. Onward!
This week went way too fast, which was evident by my passing out this weekend and not doing anything. Overall the week went well I had enough variety, this week I had a lot of onigiri but that was fine, and my husband got a few bento this week and was fine with it. I walked two out of the three days, so that is better than nothing.
Here is the week in summary, you can click on the pictures for more information, and the meat one is husband's.
I was quite anxious about week 4 focus, 'making bento for others'. I live with my two cats and usually have only myself to prepare lunch for, but a collegue of mine who is also a dear friend to me, has been following my bento improvements (well, let's say my bento-making efforts!) with curiosity and support and she was happy when I asked her to 'help' me for the week focus and share the bento experience with me! She loves Japanese rice so much that choosing to make onigiri was quite natural to me. It was not a regular obento, though, made with leftovers and paying attention to food balance, but rather a 'special-onigiri-lunch-with-friend' so I think it stands apart…But then I had another opportunity to make bento for others, that was for my boyfriend on Friday. We had a bento-style lunch at home (real bento, this time) and He enjoyed it very much!
My main efforts for the week were devoted to
:: continue to prepare my bento everyday (which I did)
:: the saving money issue, that meant to use food I had at home and shop only for very necessary things + choosing only seasonal vegetables and fruits (which I did, exept for a cucumber I bought after seeing Mosaica's bento with sunomono that made me crave for cucumber fresh taste!!)
:: extra efforts were made to prepare home-made afternoon snacks because althought the bento is very filling, I always end up eating something in the afternoon so I cooked some L size whole flour cookies with honey and no butter to have an healthy snack.
Here the bentos!
Thursday (the onigiri bento for me and Mara)
Friday, one for me one for my boyfriend
I didn't really do that well with bento making this week. I didn't really do that well with cooking at all, actually. It was just one of those weeks!
If you click through to flickr via those images, there are full descriptions of the bentos.
I think I was just feeling uninspired. These are "leftovers" bentos with fresh fruits, veg. and nuts added.
My flickr photostream: http://flickr.com/photos/astrogirl
All my bentos appear on flickr, but not all on my blog, which is here: http://astrogirl.com
I don't make bentos for other people, so this week was about using leftovers and ingredients that I already have on hand. I made three bentos as I planned to do, and I did manage to do them without buying anything new.
I packed some salad, lite Italian dressing, and made a flat out wrap with fake turkey slices and cheese. For dessert, I included pineapple. It was kind of a boring lunch, but it was my attempt at adapting a sandwich to bento format. Total calories: 412.
This lunch includes soba noodles with furikake and soy sauce, sliced tempeh, and steamed vegetables. Total calories: 358
I made Thai drunken noodles and served it with fake chicken nuggets and steamed carrots. Total calories: 365
Calorie-wise, I think my bentos have been fine, and I have managed to keep up the exercise. I am three pounds away from my goal. Once I get there, I will have lost 30 pounds. I might start a new goal of losing five or ten pounds after that, depending on how I feel about my progress.
Congratulations! 30 lb is quite a feat.
I didn't really follow the bento plan this week or last week because last week I had some minor surgery and slept most of last week and this week I'm still pretty tired. I did manage to make some bentos for my daughter in high school this week but forgot to take pics.
I lost about 7 lbs. but I think that was mostly to missing some meals while I slept.
Anyway! I'm feeling much better and will try to get back on plan for the rest of this week and hopefully will be back in the swing of things for week 6.
Way to go everyone else! You all are doing so well!
A bit late on the update, I know. But I lost my camera until now and wanted to post the only photo I managed to take, which was the tuesday bento (as far as I can remember). Mostly I only managed to make bento's for myself, but that one I managed to make on for dad too.
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Deputy attorney general stands by memo, but says Comey was going to be fired anyway – ABC News
Deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod Rosenstein told members of Congress that his memo to President Trump detailing concerns about James Comey's actions as FBI director was "not a statement of reasons to justify a for-cause termination" of Comey.
The White House initially cited Rosenstein's memo as the basis for Trump's sudden dismissal of the FBI director on May 9.
The deputy attorney general stood by the contents of his memo in his comments to Congress on Thursday, maintaining his disagreement with Comey's actions in relation to the investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails as secretary of state, according to Rosenstein's prepared opening statement to both the House and Senate.
"I wrote it. I believe it. I stand by it," Rosenstein said in his two separate briefings on Comey's firing, one to the Senate yesterday and the other to the House today. "Notwithstanding my personal affection for Director Comey, I thought it was appropriate to seek a new leader,"
Rosenstein said he first learned of Trump's intent to remove Comey on May 8. The next day, Comey was dismissed and the deputy attorney general sent his memo to the president who, Rosenstein said, had "sought [his] advice and input."
In his letter to Comey on May 9, the president cited Rosenstein's memo in his dismissal of the FBI director whose agency was investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible ties between Trump's campaign and Russia.
In the two days that followed, White House officials and Vice President Mike Pence said Trump was acting on the recommendation of the deputy attorney general. But Trump later changed this account. In an interview two days after the firing, Trump told NBC he had been planning to terminate Comey regardless and was thinking of Russia when he made that decision.
Rosenstein in his remarks to Congress today echoed the contents of the memo he sent to Trump in his criticism of the former FBI chief's handling of the Clinton email probe, including Comey's press conference last July about the investigation.
"I thought the July 5 press conference was profoundly wrong and unfair both to the Department of Justice and Secretary Clinton," said Rosenstein, adding, "It violated deeply ingrained rules and traditions, and it guaranteed that some people would accuse the FBI of interfering in the election."
The deputy attorney general described listening to Comey's rationale for his public statement about the probe when he attended a training seminar in October 2016, and continued to disagree "with his analysis." Rosenstein added, though, "I believe that he made his decisions in good faith."
The day after that seminar, on Oct. 28, Comey disclosed to Congress that the bureau was continuing its investigation of Clinton's emails in light of new evidence. Rosenstein also expressed discomfort with that disclosure.
Rosenstein further told Congress that discussions between him and Jeff Sessions about "the need for new leadership at the FBI" began in one of their first meetings last winter, when Sessions was still a senator and before his confirmation as the new attorney general.
ABC News' Mike Levine contributed to this report.


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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have openly talked about finding competition for starting quarterback Josh Freeman, but that plan won't include backup Dan Orlovsky.
The Bucs cut Orlovsky on Thursday after just one season in Tampa Bay, the team announced. His release clears $1.5 million off the books. Orlovsky, 29, played in just a single game last season following previous stops with the Detroit Lions, Houston Texans and Indianapolis Colts.
Tampa Bay also released running back D.J. Ware, clearing another $750,000 in salary cap space. Ware rushed for just 51 yards on 11 carries during his one season with the team. The writing was on the wall for the six-year veteran after the Bucs signed free-agent running back Brian Leonard this week.
With just Adam Weber sitting behind Freeman, the Bucs aren't finished adding quarterbacks. Taking a passer with the 13th overall pick would be a stunner after coach Greg Schiano talked about Freeman as his starter, but all bets are off later in the draft as the Bucs look to rebuild their quarterback room.
Follow Marc Sessler on Twitter @MarcSesslerNFL.


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Folks who spend a lot of time in the outdoors are some of the easiest people in the world to buy gifts for.
Folks who spend a lot of time in the outdoors are some of the easiest people in the world to buy gifts for. For one thing, most of them have a variety of interests. An individual may fish for bass or Spanish mackerel all summer, begin dove hunting in September, try to ambush a deer when bow season opens and lay plans for late-winter duck hunts while sitting in a tree stand. Spring might find him in the turkey woods or fishing for shad and striped bass. In the process of doing those things, he will use gear that is almost limitless in its variety and utility. The typical sportsman�s idea of essential equipment stretches literally from A (archery targets) to Z (Zara Spook fishing lures.)
Speaking as one of those gift recipients, I have made a few observations over the years. One is the average outdoorsman can�t wear but just so many flannel shirts and wool boot socks. While they�re easy to buy and a snap to wrap, most sporting types have enough to last a lifetime already. What they never have enough of is shotguns. I don�t know of any hunter who wouldn�t give Santa a big, sloppy kiss if he found a new Browning Citori 20 gauge under the tree on Christmas morning. Of course, the 4-digit price tag might make the Head Elf blanch a little. But, hey, it�s the season for giving � right?
If a new shotgun is beyond Santa�s budget, here are some other suggestions. Just think about what the recipient spends a lot of time doing and select accordingly.
- A good book: When a lot of sportsmen aren�t in the woods or on the water, they enjoy reading about other folks being there. Any of the classics by writers such as Nash Buckingham, Robert Ruark or Havilah Babcock would make a special and unique gift. Those scribes wrote about quail hunting, fishing, camp life and other outdoor topics with the same grace and skill a maestro displays in conducting an orchestra. Their books can be found in most well-stocked booked stores or online. One new, destined-to-be classic is �Remembering the Greats: Profiles of Turkey Hunting�s Old Masters� by Jim Casada. The 317-page hardbound book brings the author�s training as an historian, his decades of studying the grand masters of the sport and his personal hunting experiences to bear in a detailed examination of the careers of 27 icons from turkey hunting�s past. Signed, inscribed copies are available for $39.95 + $5 shipping and handling through www.jimcasadaoutdoors.com or by mail at 1250 Yorkdale Drive, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
- A BoatU.S. membership: If the gift recipient is a boater, whether his craft is a yacht or a john boat, he will appreciate a year�s membership in BoatU.S., the country�s largest recreational boating organization. A $24 membership includes a subscription to either �BoatU.S.� or �BoatU.S. Angler� magazine, hefty discounts on all kinds of marine equipment, online safety courses, low-cost on-water and towing assistance and much more. Check www.boatus.com online for information.
- A Dutch oven: A lot of outdoorsmen love to cook over an open fire. Nothing is better for that than a cast iron Dutch oven. Whether its contents are a fish stew or a peach dump cake, that classic cookware makes it better. A 4-quart pot with a bail handle and lid is just about right for a small group of campers. Various styles and sizes of Dutch oven cookware are available at Mitchell�s Hardware in downtown New Bern and Askin General Store on Hwy. 17 south of Vanceboro as well as other places.
- A fishing or hunting trip gift certificate: Whether it�s bottom fishing on an offshore headboat, casting for striped bass in the Trent River, flushing quail in front of a pointing bird dog or swinging on mallards as they sail past a Core Sound duck blind, an outing with a professional guide is a special treat for an outdoorsman of any age. A good place to look for contacts is in the classified ads section of N.C. Sportsman magazine or online. For example, the site www.oregon-inlet.com has a wealth of information about booking fishing trips off Hatteras Island.
- Wildlife art: All kinds of decorative duck decoys, wildlife paintings and the like are available at various sources. One of the most beautiful and collectible is the 2012 N.C. Waterfowl Conservation Print, �Redheads in Needlerush� by internationally-known artist Richard Clifton. The limited-edition print and its accompanying N.C. waterfowl stamp are available for $145 at www.ncwildstore.com. An added bonus is the knowledge that a portion of each print�s purchase price will go to protect and enhance critical waterfowl habitat in the state.
- A day shooting: One of those warm winter days that this part of the country is known for is a great time for a hunter or target shooter to sharpen his skills and have some fun. He won�t have an excuse not to do that if he has a gift certificate to a local range. Check with Hunter�s Pointe Sporting Clays in Washington, NC (www.hunterspointenc.com) or Sure Shot Gun Sports in Adams Creek (www.sureshotgunsports.com) for details.
- A custom-made duck call: For most of his adult life, Allen Bliven of Swanquarter, NC has been producing waterfowl calls that are beautiful, moderately-priced and � most important � effective. His mallard calls, pintail whistles, goose calls and others are the kind hunters will want to use and then hand down to their offspring. Personalized, engraved models are available. Bliven can be contacted by phone at 252-926-9969.
- Hero3 Silver Edition HD camera: At this point, most readers are probably saying, �Huh?� A simple explanation is it�s a camera, a really versatile and durable one. The Hero3 is small enough and adaptable enough to be mounted to nearly anything in the outdoors, including a person. More important, it takes super sharp photos and videos in improbable places, like up to 197 feet underwater. At $300, it can�t be classified as a stocking stuffer but would rank at the top of the �wow meter� for a sportsman who likes to record his exploits for posterity. Check with the folks at West Marine for details. If they don�t have them in stock, they can help you get one.
- MirroLures: These plugs are icons among speckled trout anglers but they�ll catch other species as well. Nearly all fishermen have some but all of them can use more. MirroLures come in a wide variety of colors and include floating, suspending and sinking models. Check with the folks at one of the local shops like the Sportsman�s Toy Store or Custom Marine Fabrication in New Bern, or Eastern Outfitters in Jacksonville.
- Channel Locks: Not all gifts have to break the bank. Some are just good quality, economical items that every outdoorsman will love to find under the tree. One of those is a pair of long nose Channel Lock pliers, available at Village Hardware in Oriental and Walston Hardware in Cedar Point. If giving a hand tool as a gift seems a little strange, consider the fact that this style of pliers has a thousand uses among boaters, anglers or anyone trying to keep stuff working in the outdoors. A 7.5� long pair of Channel Locks is light enough to go in a camper�s backpack or a fisherman�s tackle box, will last forever, only cost about $20 and are made in America. The recipient will thank you every one of the many times he uses them. And that is what buying a gift for a special sportsman is all about.


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Top U.S.-born draft prospects to showcase their skillsby Mike G. Morreale
CCM/USA Hockey AAPG rosters
Goalies: Evan Cowley, Wichita Falls (NAHL); Calvin Peterson, Waterloo (USHL).
Defensemen: Gage Ausmus, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Will Butcher, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Trevor Hamilton, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Seth Jones, Portland (WHL); Clint Lewis, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Dakota Mermis, University of Denver (WCHA).
Forwards: Justin Bailey, Kitchener (OHL); Taylor Cammarata, Waterloo (USHL); Cole Cassels, Oshawa (OHL); Austin Farley, University of Minnesota-Duluth (WCHA); Hudson Fasching, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Ryan Fitzgerald, Valley (EJHL); Luke Johnson, Lincoln (USHL); Matt Lane, Boston University (HEA); Jimmy Lodge, Saginaw (OHL); Mike McCarron, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Jacob Montgomery, Sioux City (USHL); Quentin Shore, University of Denver (WCHA).
Team Housley
Goalies: Hunter Miska, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Eamon McAdam, Waterloo (USHL).
Defensemen: Cody Corbett, Edmonton (WHL); Mike Downing, Dubuque (USHL); Ian McCoshen, Waterloo (USHL); Steve Santini, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Scott Savage, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Keaton Thompson, USNTDP U-18 (USHL).
Forwards: Evan Allen, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); J.T. Compher, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Dawson Cook, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Ryan Hartman, Plymouth (OHL); Tyler Kelleher, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Anthony Louis, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Sean Malone, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Tyler Motte, USNTDP U-18 (USHL); Ross Olsson, Lincoln (USHL); Devin Tringale, Valley (EJHL); Frank Vatrano, Boston College (HEA); Will Merchant, University of Maine (HEA).
Jim Johannson is looking forward to watching 40 of the finest 2013 NHL Draft-eligible, American-born players sharing the spotlight Saturday when the inaugural CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game is held Saturday at First Niagara Center in Buffalo.
For Johannson, USA Hockey's assistant executive director of hockey operations, the game will provide scouts and fans the opportunity to see first-hand the tremendous growth of hockey in the country.
"It will give people a little bit of an identity with the future rising stars of the game and will also show the broad spectrum of where all these kids are coming from … the grassroots programs they grew up in that gave them the building blocks to get to the elite level," Johannson told NHL.com. "The NHL Draft is so much about the future and that's real exciting, but I think to have a group of athletes like this on the ice is a great step in showing the depth of programs we have across the country, as well as the caliber and talent of these players."
The game will consist of three 20-minute periods and, if necessary, a five-minute overtime. If a winner still hasn't been determined, the game will enter a shootout.
On the roster are seven players who are considered A-list prospects on NHL Central Scouting's preliminary players-to-watch list: defensemen Seth Jones of the Portland Winterhawks (WHL), Mike Downing of the Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) and Ian McCoshen of the Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL), and forwards Justin Bailey of the Kitchener Rangers (OHL), Luke Johnson of the Lincoln Stars (USHL) and Hudson Fasching and J.T. Compher of the U.S. National Team Development Program Under-18 team (USHL).
"It's a tribute to all the programs from where these players have come from," Johannson said. "I hope the addition of this game helps continue to raise the bar for programs and aspiring players. We want players to say, 'Gee, I want to play in the Prospects Game.' I hope it's another step on the ladder in the development of our players. It's a great first step, and again, we expect a great turnout and the players to put on a good performance."
NHL Director of Central Scouting Dan Marr said the game will be a huge bonus for scouts.
"The NHL scouts appreciate the concept just for the fact that we're going to get 40 draft-eligible players all in one spot," Marr told NHL.com. "They will play against their peers in an environment we don't normally see in the regular season and playing out of position. It's a good opportunity for these kids to showcase themselves and a terrific opportunity for NHL scouts to view them all at once at this venue."
Former Buffalo Sabres Phil Housley and Rob McClanahan each will coach a team, which will be comprised of two goalies, six defensemen and 12 forwards. Johannson admitted it wasn't easy putting together the teams.
"I sat down with [USA Hockey director of player personnel] Tim Taylor, Rob and Phil and we tried to spread out the players a little bit and not have, for instance, all the NTDP players on one side," he said. "We wanted to spread the talent out a little bit and also put the guys in the positions they prefer. It presented some challenges, but we know the attributes of a lot of these players and tried to build that into both teams … we want a good, balanced game and also good matchups on the ice."
The Waterloo Black Hawks will have four players in the game: McCoshen, goalies Eamon McAdam and Cal Petersen, and forward Taylor Cammarata. McAdam and Petersen will be on opposite sides.
"This game is another great way to showcase individual talent in front of a lot of fans and scouts," McCoshen wrote in his September blog for NHL.com. "Having three teammates attending this game is a tremendous honor and reflects on the success of the Waterloo Black Hawks organization in identifying and developing top-end players. I am very excited to play against the top prospects in the nation."
The contest will include three natives from the Buffalo-Rochester region, including Bailey (Williamsville, N.Y.), Boston University forward Matt Lane (Rochester, N.Y.) and USNTDP forward Sean Malone (West Seneca, N.Y.).
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Jerry Jones believes the Dallas Cowboys are doing just fine without a general manager.
The Cowboys owner explained Tuesday that there's no need to hire a GM who would just answer to Jones anyway.
"It's often said, Why don't I get someone to be the GM? Why don't I get someone to pick the players?" Jones said on 105.3 The Fan on Dallas. "Well, who in the world do you think that person, when they walk through the door and say, 'We want to get this player, and we want to pay this player,' what in the world do you think I'm going to do?
"I'm going to sit down, and I'm going to go through it, and I'm going to say, 'Show me the player before I write the check. Show me the player. And let me see everything about the player.' Well, rather than have that happen, I get involved in it and get to know everything there is to know about the players before they get through the door."
After a blowing a 23-point halftime lead on Sunday in a 37-36 loss at home to the Green Bay Packers, the Cowboys fell to 7-7 but remain in the NFC East race. Going into a game this weekend against the Washington Redskins, Dallas trails the Philadelphia Eagles by one game in the division.
Jones acknowledged this week that the Cowboys have some personnel issues stemming from injuries and offseason moves. But he went to bat for quarterback Tony Romo, who threw two costly second-half interceptions against the Packers. One came with 2:46 left in the game after Romo changed the play call from a run to a pass.
Jones is fine with Romo taking chances on the field.
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PLAINVIEW – Jan Alford will be honored as one of three Women in Business Award winners during a banquet hosted by the Students in Free Enterprise team at Wayland Baptist University on Aug. 30.
An agent with State Farm Insurance since 2005, Alford has lived in Plainview since 1987. She is a graduate of Canyon High School and West Texas State University, where she earned a bachelor of business administration degree.
Before starting her State Farm agency, Alford worked at Hale County State Bank and then fulfilled a lifelong dream of becoming an investment representative by taking a position at Norwest Bank, now Wells Fargo Bank. She then began an investment business with Edward Jones in Plainview before taking the opportunity to open her own insurance agency.
Alford and her husband, Scott, have two sons: Riley, 13, and Harrison, 12. She is a member of First United Methodist Church and Soroptimist International of Plainview and serves on the board of the Plainview Chamber of Commerce and the Salvation Army.
The SIFE Women in Business banquet is slated for 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 30 in Room 211 of the McClung University Center on the WBU campus. Tickets are $15 per person, which includes a buffet dinner and the awards presentation program, featuring Carolyn Baker, executive vice president of Hale County State Bank as keynote speaker.
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A Plymouth Superior Court jury on Wednesday awarded a Plymouth family $63 million after their 7-year old daughter suffered a severe allergic reaction 10 years ago to Children's Motrin, a version of ibuprofen made by drug giant Johnson & Johnson.
The child, now a teenager, was originally given the popular pain reliever after showing signs of fever. But after continuing to take the drug, Samantha T. Reckis developed blisters and fatigue — and the condition only grew worse.
Within days, it was diagnosed as Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis, a rare and serious reaction to some medications, including ibuprofen. Hundreds of people contract the disease a year in the United States — nearly one-third of whom die and many other are either blinded or suffer other serious conditions.
"It's like having your skin burned off of you,'' said one of the family's attorneys, Bradley M. Henry of Boston law firm Meehan, Boyle, Black & Bogdanow. "Imagine your worst sunburn times 1,000. It's an absolutely devastating condition.''
Reckis was in and out of the hospital for months, is now legally blind, and cannot walk more than 150 yards without exhaustion, her family said.
The jury found that Johnson & Johnson and the division that makes the medicine, McNeil Consumer & Speciality Pharmaceuticals, failed to provide warnings about potential side effects on the versions of Motrin that are sold over-the-counter. The jury awarded the girl $50 million and each parent $6.5 million. The decision must still be reviewed by the trial judge.
If upheld by the trial judge the total verdict against Johnson & Johnson, McNeil Consumer & Speciality Pharmaceuticals, with interest could ultimately be worth $109 million.
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This is a short introduction to one of the features that the upcoming Ghost 0.2 will offer. I expect to release the new version in late August or early September.
There is a command-line frontend for Ghost already that controls the honeypot's operation, but its capabilities are limited. In particular, the only way to get feedback from Ghost is to read the command-line output. That's only slightly inconvenient if you run the tool manually, but it's not at all suitable for automation, and it makes integrating Ghost into individual analysis setups unnecessarily complicated.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Shares of Avon Products Inc., Michael Kors Holdings Ltd. and Dun & Bradstreet Corp. made notable moves in U.S. trading on Tuesday while Apple Inc. trended online.
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$AAPL: Apple AAPL, -0.65% shares sank further into negative territory, trading down more than 2%, after Chief Executive Tim Cook told the audience at an investment conference that the company will not wage a campaign over a proposition to eliminate its ability to issue preferred stock. The proposition is the target of a lawsuit filed by hedge-fund manager David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital. Cook called the lawsuit "a silly sideshow," but promised to evaluate Einhorn's position. Cook: Apple is not a hardware company
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Assurant Inc. AIZ, +0.33% shares climbed 6.2%. The mortgage and property insurer is getting a boost after the Federal Housing Finance Agency rejected an attempt by Fannie Mae FNMA, +0.72% to lower the cost of insurance for homeowners who are behind on their payments. The FHFA is not convinced that Fannie Mae's plan would help to reduce costs, The Wall Street Journal reported. WSJ: Fannie Mae rebuffed on insurance
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Housing-related stocks were among the top gainers with Masco Corp. MAS, -1.16% advancing 12%. Late Monday, the building products company reported fourth-quarter earnings of 4 cents a share, better than the break-even forecast by analysts in a FactSet survey.
Pulte Group Inc. PHM, -2.18% rose 5.5%, D.R. Horton Inc. DHI, -4.04% added 4.7% and Lennar Corp. LEN, -5.49% climbed 4%. Goldman Sachs said employment growth in residential investment will accelerate to between 25,000 to 30,000 jobs per month, versus about 14,000 per month over the past year. U.S. to add housing-related jobs
Michael Kors US:KORS shares jumped 8.5% as the retailer reported a surge in fiscal third-quarter earnings. Read: Michael Kors profit soars as sales surge.
StemCells Inc. US:STEM shares gained more than 19% as the company said its first patient cohort in a clinical trial of purified human neural stem cells to treat chronic spinal cord injury demonstrated a "favorable safety profile."
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NEW YORK (AP) - Toys "R" Us has recalled 27,000 crayon and paint sets made in China because the packaging of the wooden box contains lead, as does some of the watercolor paint within, company and government officials said Thursday.
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On this day in 1835, Union General Alexander Stewart Webb is born in New York City.
Webb's grandfather had fought at Bunker Hill during the American Revolution, and his father, James Watson Webb, was a prominent newspaper editor and diplomat who served as minister to Brazil during the Civil War. The younger Webb, known as Andy to his family, attended West Point, graduating in 1855. He taught mathematics at West Point and in Florida before the Civil War.
When the war broke out, Webb was assigned to defend Fort Pickens, Florida, but was soon called to Washington, D.C.,and placed in the artillery in the army guarding the capital. He fought at the First Battle of Bull Run, Virginia,in July 1861 as assistant to the chief of artillery, Major William Barry. A year later, Webb was in charge of the artillery at the Battle of Malvern Hill, Virginia,at the end of the Seven Days Battles. In that engagement, Union cannon devastated attacking Confederate infantry, and Webb was commended for leading the artillery line. General Daniel Butterfield later said that Webb's leadership saved the Union army from destruction.
Despite his numerous achievements, Webb was constantly passed over for promotion due to politics within the Army of the Potomac. He was closely associated with General George McClellan, and McClellan's removal in late 1862 left Webb stalled at colonel. Even some of his West Point students became generals before Webb, but the promotion finally came in June 1863. The new brigadier general played a key role at the Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,just a few weeks later. On July 3, Webb commanded troops defending the center of the Union line on Cemetery Ridge. He rallied hismen as they received the brunt of Pickett's Charge, and his actions earned him the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Webb fought with the Army of the Potomac during the spring of 1864, and was wounded in the head at the Bloody Angle, the most vicious fighting in the Battle of Spotsylvania, Virginia. He was out of action for nearly eight months. When he returned, he became chief of staff for army commander General George Meade. After the war, Webb taught at West Point, served as president of the College of the City of New York, and wrote extensively about the war. He died in Riverdale, New York, in 1911. A statue of Webb adorns the Gettysburg battlefield near the spot where he earned the Medal of Honor.


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MIT Places Five on Capital One Academic All-District At-Large TeamMay 18, 2012CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Seniors Columbus Leonard (Mill Valley, Calif.) and Anastasia Vishnevetsky (Orange, Conn.) along with juniors Matt Hohenberger (St. Louis, Mo.), Wyatt Ubellacker (Georgetown, Ky.), and Molly McShane (Lake Bluff, Ill.) were selected to the Capital One Academic All-District at-large team as announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America on Thursday. The five student-athletes will represent MIT on the national ballot and will vie for Academic All-America honors to be voted on later this month.
MIT Water Polo Team Posts Highest GPA in the CountryMarch 13, 2012CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo team was recently honored by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC), as Coach Mark Lawrence's squad recorded the highest cumulative grade point average of any team in the NCAA. In addition to the team recognition, nine individual student-athletes received All-Academic accolades from the ACWPC.
Cheney Appears in Sports Illustrated Faces in the CrowdJanuary 06, 2012CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – MIT sophomore Craig Cheney (Sherwood, Ore.) will appear in the upcoming edition of Sports Illustrated set to hit newsstands on Monday, January 9. Cheney will be featured in the popular "Faces in the Crowd" section of the magazine, which profiles the accomplishments of college and high school athletes.
Leonard and Cheney Named to CWPA All-North TeamNovember 21, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – MIT senior goalkeeper Columbus Leonard (Mill Valley, Calif.) and sophomore Craig Cheney (Sherwood, Ore.) were tabbed to the All-Northern Division first team by the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) at the league's annual awards ceremony on Friday night. Leonard was tabbed to the all-league team for the third year in a row while Cheney picks up his second selection, after earning Rookie of the Year honors in 2010.
Water Polo Takes Fifth at CWPA Northern ChampionshipNovember 06, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo team posted a 2-1 record over the weekend at the Collegiate Water Polo (CWPA) Northern Division championship and earned fifth place in the tournament, thanks to an 11-7 win over Fordham University on Sunday morning. Craig Cheney (Sherwood, Ore.) led the squad with 10 goals in three games as Tech also downed Connecticut College, 12-4, on Saturday night while falling to Harvard University, 11-10, in overtime.
Water Polo Splits a Pair of Divisional Games SaturdayOctober 15, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo team played its final two Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Northern Division games Saturday, welcoming Connecticut College and St. Francis to the Zesiger Center pool. The Engineers came away with a split, defeating Connecticut College, 14-6, while falling to the Terriers, 13-3, to wrap up their league slate at 3-3 (7-13 overall).
Benedick to be Inducted into CWPA Hall of FameOctober 13, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Former MIT water polo and swimming & diving coach, and current Assistant Director of Athletics, John Benedick, will receive a prestigious and well-earned honor next month, with his induction into the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony will be held on Friday, November 18, in conjunction with the CWPA Eastern Championship banquet.
Engineers Fall Just Short to No. 23 Brown, 7-6October 08, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – MIT nearly came up with its first win over Brown University since 2004, at it lead for most of the first half and tied things up as late as 2:20 remaining, before ultimately falling, 7-6, to the Bears in Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Northern Division action on Saturday night. With the loss, the Engineers are now 6-12 overall and stand at 2-2 in the CWPA North. Brown, who is ranked 23rd in the latest CWPA national poll, improves to 8-5 and picks up its second win in league play (2-1).
MIT Downs Rival Harvard, 8-4October 07, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Andrew Dorne (Irvine, Calif.) scored four straight goals during a 2:07 stretch in the third period to help lift MIT over Harvard University, 8-4, in Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) action Friday night. The win is the second straight for the Cardinal and Gray in league play as it improves to 6-11 overall and 2-1 in the CWPA Northern Division.
MIT Splits a Pair of Road Contests to open CWPA North PlaySeptember 24, 2011NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. – The MIT water polo team traveled to the New York city area on Saturday to take on Fordham University and Iona College in a pair of Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Northern Division games. Both games were closely contested, with Tech coming away with a 12-11 win over Iona in the nightcap, after falling to Fordham, 10-9, in overtime earlier in the day. The Engineers are now 5-11 overall and 1-1 in league play.
Columbus Leonard Makes Another Big SaveSeptember 22, 2011MIT water polo goalkeeper, Columbus Leonard, recounts an eye-opening experience on a trip to Nicaragua last spring.
MIT Water Polo Completes West Coast Swing with Three WinsSeptember 18, 2011THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – The MIT water polo team, ranked No. 6 in the latest Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Division III poll, traveled west to California for a four-day trip over the weekend, taking on some of the top squads in the area while there. The Engineers participated in Posada Royale Invitational at California Lutheran University while out there, in addition to playing three games at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges. The Cardinal and Gray picked up three wins against four losses during the road trip.
Engineers Defeat George Washington at Princeton InviteSeptember 11, 2011PRINCETON, N.J. – The MIT water polo squad picked up its first win of the 2011 campaign with a 7-2 victory over George Washington University on Saturday evening as part of the Princeton University Invitational. The Engineers dropped three other hard-fought contests over the weekend to Iona College, 11-10, Santa Clara, 8-6, and the host Tigers, 14-7.
MIT Water Polo Hosts Home InvitationalSeptember 03, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo team hosted its annual Invitational on Saturday, welcoming Brown, Cal Baptist and Harvard to the Zesiger pool for the season opening competition. The youthful Engineers dropped three hard-fought contests on the day, falling to 0-3 to start the 2011 campaign.
Water Polo Opens Season with Home Invitational SaturdaySeptember 02, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – In what has become an annual Labor Day weekend tradition, MIT will host its annual water polo Invitational in the Zesiger pool this weekend, welcoming local foes Brown University and Harvard University, in addition to the squad from California Baptist University. The host Engineers will square off against all three teams on Saturday, September 3, beginning with a match-up against the Crimson at 9:00 a.m. Cal Baptist also draws each of the three opponents, while Brown and Harvard will both play a pair of games.
MIT Debuts Fifth in CWPA Preseason PollAugust 18, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo team will open the season as the fifth-ranked team in Division III following the release of the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) preseason polls. The Engineers finished fifth in the same poll at the end of 2010 and sit behind fellow CWPA member Johns Hopkins, whom the Cardinal and Gray defeated in the final of the Division III Eastern championship a year ago.
MIT Releases 2011 Water Polo ScheduleJuly 29, 2011CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo program will begin a new era under new head coach, Mark Lawrence, when it opens play with the annual MIT Invitational on Saturday, September 3. The Engineers will welcome local foes Harvard and Brown, as well as Cal Baptist, to the Zesiger pool for the one-day event.
Lawrence Selected By MIT As Head Water Polo CoachJuly 27, 2011Mark Lawrence was named MIT's new head water polo coach it was announced today by MIT Director of Athletics, Julie Soriero. Lawrence, who brings over 15 years of coaching and playing experience to the Engineers' program, will be making the move to Cambridge from California where he has been the club director and head coach of the Ohlone Renegades Water Polo Club in Fremont, California.
MIT Athletics Fall 2011 Webcast Schedule SetCambridge, Mass. – Webcasting is back for the 2011-12 season for MIT Athletics, with a schedule that includes 26 different contests lined up for the fall it was announced today. Games for field hockey, football, men's and women's soccer, women's volleyball and men's water polo will all be included in the lineup.


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