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Two years ago, about one-third of Greenup County High School seniors were college- and career-ready, according to Principal Jason Smith.
That number is now up to 70 percent, but only about half the students go on to post-secondary education and Greenup County Superintendent Steve Hall wants to see that number reach at least 75 percent.
"A goal of 75 percent, we believe, is reasonable," Hall said. "Obviously we want 100 percent, but right now 75 percent would be reasonable."
Greenup County High is one of four Kentucky high schools that will take part in the Close the Deal program offered by the Kentucky Department of Education in cooperation with Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson. The lieutenant governor began the program at six high schools in Jefferson County when he was Louisville's mayor.
The other three schools this year are Covington Holmes, Gallatin County and Logan County.
This is the second year the program has been offered statewide. Last year, Campbell County, Bullitt Central and Lawrence County started Close the Deal programs.
The schools are chosen on the basis of school officials' efforts to prepare students for post-secondary education, use of individual learning plans and college-going rates as well as school involvement by local business and elected officials, according to a spokesman for Abramson.
The program provides training, suggestions and tools to high school guidance counselors and administrators to encourage students to pursue post-secondary education and works with the business community to provide support.
Abramson recently decided not to run for governor in 2015, saying he wanted to focus on helping the next generation of Kentuckians succeed by encouraging more students to pursue post-secondary education.
While mayor of Louisville, Abramson was known for working to attract employers. Tuesday, he told representatives of the three schools that improving the education of Kentucky's workforce is critical to the state's economic vitality.
He said he was often told by business leaders they "would expand my business in Kentucky or I would relocate my business to Kentucky if I could be assured there is a skilled, educated and productive workforce."
The program seems to be working at the schools where it's been implemented, so well at Bullitt Central that Hall's goal of sending 75 percent of Greenup High graduates onto post-secondary education seems more than reasonable.
Before that school implemented its Close the Deal program, said Christy Coulter, principal at Bullitt Central, one in three of their students applied for college or some other form of post-secondary education.
"Now, 94 percent of our students apply."
Their seniors earned more than 2,000 college credit hours and 60 percent have completed applications for student aid.
Yolinda Heimann, counselor at Fairdale High in Jefferson County, said "post-secondary education is now an expectation" for their students and 80 percent of graduates go on to traditional colleges.
The program involves local business people and groups like chambers of commerce as well as getting assistance from the Kentucky Department of Education and Abramson's office.
Each school has a kickoff event — Greenup County's will be Oct. 29. Abramson described the typical setup. Usually set up with three rows of tables, students visit first with business leaders who explain that a high school diploma is no longer enough to secure a good job.
Students move to the next table and visit with admission counselors from Kentucky public and private colleges and universities and others in the immediate area, even if they're outside of Kentucky. At the third row of tables, students get guidance about applying for financial assistance.
"In fact," Abramson said, "the lower your income, the better your chance of getting funding aid, so don't let your parents tell you they can't afford it. You can't afford not to go to college."
Hall and Smith, the Greenup County administrators, seemed enthused and excited about joining the program. Greenup County was designated a priority school three years ago. Priority schools are those which need improvement and receive state professional assistance. But things have been getting better, Hall said.
"We are making very strong strides coming out of priority status and we're headed toward proficiency," the superintendent said. He thinks the progress the school has made helped it land one of the Close the Deal slots this year.
"I believe the progress we're making has been noticed by KDE," he said. "We are a prime, fertile ground (for the program)."
Ronnie Ellis writes for CNHI News Service and is based in Frankfort. Reach him at email@example.com. Follow CNHI News Service stories on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ cnhifrankfort.
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Flyweight's Head To FOX Event | Louis Gaudinot vs. John Lineker Booked
Flyweights are set to grace the UFC's third trip to FOX now that Louis Gaudinot vs. John Lineker are booked for the UFC on FOX 3 card.
UFC officials announced the matchup today.
UFC on FOX 3 is set to take place in New Jersey from the IZOD Center in East Rutherford on May 5. In the main event lightweights Nate Diaz and Jim Miller will throw down in a five-round non-title fight.
A cast member of "The Ultimate Fighter 14", Gaudinot will seek his first UFC win in his flyweight debut. In his first post-TUF 14 fight he dropped his first contest to Johnny Bedford in the season finale. He now moves to the UFC's newly minted flyweight class, which is more suitable for his frame.
Welcoming Gaudinot to the 125 pound weight class will be promotional newcomer and Brazilian Native, John Lineker. He brings into his UFC debut a 13-fight win streak.
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9 Comments to Flyweight's Head To FOX Event | Louis Gaudinot vs. John Lineker Booked
Nice I like this guy! cant wait for the UFC to build this 125 pound weight class
Louis got manhandled in his last fight. I'm glad he can fight people his own size now.
Exactly, will be nice to see him fight in his proper division! and it's exciting to see all these small guys getting booked! now only if they will close the gap between 205 and heavyweight , fighters will be set!
I wonder if that will thin out the competition of they do that to the 205 and heavyweight division?
It will level the playing field, let the Overeems and the Carwins and The lesnar type of fighters, let the Pat Barry's and the Beltrans and the Velasquez framed guys do their own thing…
Guys like Brandon Vera where forced to drop down because he couldnt compete with the giants, but now his chest bones stick out like three or four inches… he belongs a division up, but cant compete with the big guys so this division is needed in my opinion!
That idea is growing on me.
Well, lets hope he fixes his hair!
Wow i didnt expect to see this guy again. He got tossed up pretty bad, dude is to little IMO.
its funny i knew this was gonna happen when i saw sherdog ranked him 9 at flyweight


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The Many Roles of Mercy Clinic
In 1946, when Mercy physicians helped create the Guadalupe Clinic in Barrio Logan, they were trying to fulfill a community need, to create a place where all people could get care—in many ways, that dream has come true at Mercy Clinic.
With more than 30,000 patient visits each year, the clinic provides access for people who otherwise might not receive quality medical care. According to Barbara Smith, R.N., patient care manager, many of the clinic's patients have no primary care physician and only seek help during an emergency. The clinic fills the important role of providing follow-up as well as preventive care for these patients, taking some of the pressure off the emergency department.
"We become the person's medical home, which is what was lacking and probably drew them to the emergency room," says Smith. "It's an opportunity for the patient and their entire family to develop a medical home where they can come for preventive care to enhance their well being so that, ultimately, they come to see us less frequently."
A Place to educate
On top of the benefits received by the patients, Mercy Clinic also provides a unique opportunity for young physicians to learn the nuts and bolts of their profession. Under the supervision of experienced attending physicians, these doctors serve as primary care physicians for many of the clinic's patients, acquiring valuable experience that will benefit them their entire careers.
"The clinic plays an incredibly important role in the way these physicians turn out," says Smith. "This is their opportunity to take care of patients in a real life setting."
The results are reflected in the high marks given to Scripps Mercy Hospital's medical education program from both accrediting agencies and residents. Dr. Andrew Ping, clinic medical director, notes that Scripps Mercy has one of only a few graduate medical education programs in the country with a 100 percent pass rate, placing the program in the esteemed company of Harvard and Johns Hopkins among the top internal medicine programs in the nation.
The long-term benefits to the community are incalculable. "I see these interns and residents get out of school, stay on, open private practices," says Smith. "They like the environment and aren't going to pack up and go to Chicago or wherever. They're going to stay right here in San Diego."
The safety net
Mercy Clinic provides a critical safety net for people throughout San Diego. A young girl, a recent immigrant from Vietnam, broke her finger. Her family had no insurance, was not yet eligible for state or federal programs and did family was directed to Mercy Clinic, and Smith made arrangements with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Michael Bongiovanni to set the finger.
Because Mercy Clinic is one of the few community clinics to provide specialty care like orthopedics, it is an enormous asset for people who need that extra layer of expertise. Without it, their choices would be extremely limited.
While it is the medical home for thousands of San Diegans, the clinic also reaches out into the community. For several years, they have collaborated with the Hoover Health Foundation to coordinate care for Hoover High School's 2,200 students. More than 1,300 students have no insurance and half of those have no eligibility. The clinic helps screen for tuberculosis, provide asthma management and reduce teen pregnancies. Since the program was initiated, pregnancies have declined from 50 per year to 10.
Even non-residents benefit from Mercy Clinic's mission. Recently, two families from New Orleans were relocated to San Diego after Hurricane Katrina. The clinic has monitored their health, given vaccinations, treated diabetes and hypertension and provided prenatal and postpartum care. In addition, the staff has organized outings for the families to help them acclimate to San Diego.
Streamlining systems
Recent refinements at Mercy Clinic are helping them improve efficiency and provide even better care. The recent installation of computerized scheduling has made a world of difference. Up to that point, the clinic did everything on paper. Unfortunately, with numerous specialists working at different times, the schedules did not always match up and the no-show rate was very high, robbing needy patients of valuable physician time.
Another recent addition has been a nurse case manager who coordinates aftercare to help keep people on track with their medications, reduce hospital readmissions and keep people out of the emergency department.
"Our patients often have multiple issues, like drugs, complex medical histories and minimal health care literacy," says Dr. Ping. "The nurse case manager is one more way we can help people manage these issues."
The clinic's improved efficiency comes just in time. As reimbursement rates for Medi-Cal and Medicare decrease, the workload at the clinic will only increase. Fortunately, Mercy Clinic is there to provide a critical safety net for patients who have nowhere else to go.


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Valentine's Day Matchup Awaits Leopards in Lewisburg
Feb. 13, 2007 Complete Game Notes in PDF Format GAME 26 February 14, 2007 Series: Lafayette leads, 82-56 AT A GLANCE: Lafayette needs a win, but on the road against reigning Patriot League champ Bucknell is certainly not an easy place to get that victory. The Leopards (8-17, 2-8) have lost their last four while the Bison (16-8, 10-1) have won eight straight and have just one Patriot League loss (to Holy Cross). When the teams met a month ago in Easton, Bucknell held on for a 67-61 win. Bucknell, which trailed by as many as 10 points in the first half, rallied in the second half, using 14 free throws in the final three minutes to seal the game. DOUBLING UP: Junior forward Matt Betley produced big numbers against Navy this season. Betley recorded a double-double in each game against the Mids, including Lafayette's 70-63 loss to Navy on Saturday. Betley scored 16 points and ripped down 10 boards, while in the first meeting he scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. Ted Detmer also got into the act one week ago (Feb. 7) when he registered his first career double-double, a 12-point, 12-rebound effort against Colgate. DETMER ON DEFENSE: Junior Ted Detmer leads Lafayette and is ranked fifth in the Patriot League with 18 blocks on the season. He is also second on the team in steals with 26, one of four players with 20 or more thefts. DIALING UP LONG DISTANCE: In the latest NCAA statistics (2/11), Lafayette is ranked 22nd in the nation in three-point field goals per game, making 8.7 three's per outing. Lafayette hoisted a season-high 32 three-point attempts vs. King's and connected on half of those opportunities. Against Lehigh (1/20), seven different players hit at least one three. Andrew Brown leads the team with 54 three-pointers followed by Paul Cummins (41), Bilal Abdullah (30) and Jesper Andersson (30). ON THE SIDELINE: Two-time Patriot League Coach of the Year Fran O'Hanlon (Villanova, '70) is in his 12th season as the Leopards' head coach. He has twice led Lafayette's program to the NCAA Tournament and lays claim to three Patriot League regular-season titles among his credentials. O'Hanlon's career record stands at 170-169, a mark that includes two 20-win seasons. O'Hanlon's overall record does not necessarily tell the full story of the job he has done at Lafayette. The Philadelphia native inherited a 2-25 team when he took over in 1995-96 and won 7, 11, 19, 22 and 24 games over the next five seasons. From 1997-2000, Lafayette was 65-24 overall and 31-5 in the conference with two NCAA Tournament appearances. In 1996, the Patriot League, which was originally founded on the principle of need-based financial aid only, began allowing athletic scholarships. However, it was not until 2006 that Lafayette chose to do so. By no coincidence during that span, Lafayette posted a 79-91 mark and was 38-44 in the league. For 2006-07, Lafayette has one scholarship class in the fold. NEXT UP: Lafayette will play its final regular-season home game on Saturday when the other Patriot League team in the Lehigh Valley comes to Kirby. Prior to the game, which will be televised nationally by ESPNU, Lafayette's three seniors will be honored. PROTECTING THE ROCK: Junior Bilal Abdullah has made a conscious effort to protect the basketball down the stretch, and his efforts have been apparent in the box scores. The Anchorage, Alaska native has 22 assists to 16 turnovers in his last six games, a solid 1.4 assist/turnover ratio for a player who frequently drives to the hoop. By contrast, he had 38 assists to 63 turnovers through the first 19 games, a 0.6 assist/turnover ratio. HERE'S TO COACH "O": With Lafayette's win over Army (1/24), head coach Fran O'Hanlon tied George Davidson as the all-time winningest coach in Lafayette history. In his 12th season at the helm, O'Hanlon has amassed a career 170-169 record on College Hill. He ranks ahead of Butch Van Breda Kolff (132), Bill Anderson (139) and Tom Davis (116), all of whom eclipsed the 100-win plateau during their coaching stints. HILLIARD A GO?: Tri-captain Jamaal Hilliard has been hobbled by foot and leg injuries during the past two seasons. He missed 10 straight games in December and January and recently made his return vs. American (1/27). In the following week of practice, he sprained an ankle and missed the Holy Cross and Colgate games. Hilliard has recovered from that injury, playing against Navy on Feb. 10, and will be available at Bucknell. HELPING HANDS: Lafayette's motion offense has the potential to put up big assist numbers, and the fact that Lafayette leads the Patriot League with 13.9 assists per game bares that out. Lafayette has had 20+ assists in three games this season and a positive assist/turnover ratio four times. In 2005-06, Lafayette passed for 18 or more assists four times, a number Lafayette has reached six times this season. Five players have 30 or more assists this season. BAND OF THIEVES: Lafayette ranks fourth in the Patriot League with 7.1 steals per game. The Leopards spread around the "thievery," as seven different players have 10 or more steals. Bilal Abdullah leads the team with 28 steals and Ted Detmer has 26 assists while Matt Betley and Andrew Brown have 25 apiece. SCOUTING BUCKNELL: Bucknell comes into Wednesday night's matchup having won eight in a row and 11 of its last 12 contests. The only blemish was a five-point loss at Holy Cross on Jan. 12 that Bucknell avenged on Feb. 9 with a 48-45 decision in Lewisburg, Pa. In the backcourt, senior Abe Badmus runs the offense from the point, averaging 7.1 ppg and 3.0 apg. He gets plenty of help from junior John Griffin who is third on the team in scoring (9.9 ppg) and second in assists (2.8 apg). Soph. Jason Vegotsky (7.4 ppg, 2.4 rpg) has started 17 games at guard. Griffin and Vegotsky are the team's three-point threats, each with 40+ three-pointers. The frontcourt is headlined by Chris McNaughton. The senior is averaging 10.5 ppg and 5.6 rpg overall and is shooting 59 percent from the floor in Patriot League contests. The Bison were dealt a big blow when Donald Brown went down with a hand injury following the Jan. 20 game. The senior, who has missed the last six games, was the team's leading scorer (11.8 ppg) and rebounder (6.6 rpg). Junior Darren Mastropolo (5.7 ppg, 3.6 rpg) has stepped in for Brown and has started 10 games. The Bison are second in the conference in scoring defense, allowing just 58.4 ppg overall and 53.9 ppg in conference action. Bucknell is coached by Pat Flannery (Bucknell '80), who is in his 13th season. THE ALL-TIME SERIES: Lafayette leads the all-times series with its intrastate foe Bucknell, 82-56, but the Bison have won the last seven meetings. Lafayette's last victory over the Bison came on Jan. 25, 2004 when the Leopards downed Bucknell, 81-72, in Easton. ON THE RISE: The academic prowess of the Patriot League has been a constant since the league's formation in 1990 and the league's national profile in basketball continues to improve. The Patriot League currently ranks No. 18 in RPI among the nation's 32 Division I conferences. LAFAYETTE VS. THE PATRIOT LEAGUE: Lafayette has played 604 games against the seven members of the Patriot League, and has a 335-269 record in all games against them. In Patriot League play, Lafayette is 94-126 in the regular season and 10-14 in the Patriot League Tournament. Under Fran O'Hanlon, the Leopards are 79-73 in Patriot League regular-season play. American 16-18 Colgate 37-41 Navy 21-38 Army 33-18 Holy Cross 13-25 Bucknell 82-56 Lehigh 134-71 MAKING THE TEAM GO?: It may be an oversimplification of Lafayette's play in 2006-07, but there is at least some correlation between Andrew Brown's play and the team's success. In Lafayette's eight wins, Brown is averaging 13.3 points and 4.3 assists per game. By contrast, in Lafayette's 17 losses, he is averaging 8.1 points and 2.7 assists per game. YES-PER: Freshman guard Jesper Andersson, a crowd favorite because he makes three's and his first name is fun to say, has made an impact in his first season. Named Patriot League Rookie of the Week on Dec. 27, Andersson leads the team in three-point field goal percentage at .423 (30-for-71). The freshman had scored a total of six points in 34 minutes of seven games coming into the St. Peter's contest (12/2), but then broke out with six three-pointers in the first half and 18 points for the game. Against King's (12/20), Andersson earned the first start of his career and made his first two-point field goal of the season, as his previous 15 baskets were three-pointers. He is coming off a nine-point effort vs. Navy (2/10). Andersson has started four games and has played in 21. HALF WAY THERE: Lafayette is 8-2 when holding a lead at halftime. The two exceptions were a 67-61 loss to Bucknell (1/20) when the Leopards were leading 29-27 at halftime and a 44-42 loss to Princeton (11/28) when Lafayette led 22-19 at the intermission. Lafayette is 0-15 when trailing at halftime. DISTRIBUTING THE BALL: An All-Rookie selection in 2005-06, Andrew Brown leads the team with 75 assists (3.2 apg). Brown, who currently ranks fourth in the Patriot League, dished off a career-high eight assists vs. St. Peter's (12/2). As a freshman, he led the team with 84 assists and was the first rookie to do so in Fran O'Hanlon's tenure. A TOUGH NON-CONFERENCE SCHEDULE: Lafayette chose to take a tough non-conference road schedule in preparation for Patriot League play. Six of the Leopards' nine non-conference losses came against top-flight competition. The Leopards lost to Notre Dame, current No. 19 Indiana (Big 10), St. Joseph's (Atlantic 10), Miami, Fla. (ACC), Princeton (Ivy), Temple (Atlantic 10) and San Diego State (Mountain West). Those seven teams were a combined 63-31 (.670) entering their conference play. THE GARBAGE MAN: Junior forward Matt Betley spends a lot of time cleaning the glass, diving for loose balls and occasionally even picking up a "garbage" basket in the paint. Betley is certainly willing to get his hands and body a little dirty by diving on the court, but it's nothing compared to his summer job. Betley worked collecting garbage on a garbage truck in his hometown of Mount Laurel, N.J. As one of the smallest forwards in the Patriot League, Betley is still managing to lead Lafayette in rebounding with 4.6 rpg. Many of his rebounds are of the unconventional variety as he taps a ball out to the perimeter instead of trying to take it from a much taller opponent and potentially drawing a foul. BENCH SCORING: Lafayette is receiving 64 percent (41.6 of the Leopards' 64.8 points per game) of its scoring from the starting five and 36 percent from the bench. By contrast in 2005-06, the Leopards' bench averaged 26.1 points per game of the team's 66.4 points per game average, 39 percent of the team's scoring. AT THE LINE: The Leopards are shooting 71.8 percent from the foul line for the season and are ranked 74th out of 325 teams in the nation. That season percentage includes a season-high 85 percent effort at Holy Cross (11-for-13). Bilal Abdullah leads the team at 79 percent (65-for-82), while Matt Betley rests at 71 percent (47-for-66). Jamaal Hilliard, who has only played in 13 games, is 29-for-34 on the season for 85 percent...In 2005-06, Lafayette was 37th in the nation in free throw percentage (74 percent) and ranked as high as ninth. Hilliard, who shot at a 91 percent clip in 2004-05 (fifth in the nation), hit for 81 percent as a junior while graduated senior Andrei Capusan '06 shot a team-best 82 percent. INSIDE-OUTSIDE: Junior Matt Betley has made the move from guard to forward for the 2006-07 season to bolster the team's rebounding efforts, but he is still certainly very comfortable outside. With Fran O'Hanlon's motion offense, Betley often finds himself with open three-point looks and mid-range jumpers against larger post players who will back off into the lane. With 29 three-pointers, Betley is one of five Lafayette players who have made 20 or more three-pointers this season. He is fifth on the team in three-point makes, as one of seven players with 10 or more three-pointers. SIZE MATTERS: The answer to the question why Lafayette is being out-rebounded by an average of 8.4 rebounds per game is simply "a lack of size." Matt Betley (6-4, 200), Everest Schmidt (6-7, 270) and Ted Detmer (6-7, 200) are the team's leading rebounders with Betley leading the way at 4.6 rpg, but effort and positioning can only account for so much. Lafayette is consistently running up against bigger post men, an area that Fran O'Hanlon and his staff hope to continue to address with upcoming recruiting classes. Lafayette has won the rebounding battle just five times this season, resulting in a 2-3 record. The Leopards finished 2005-06 ranked 308th in the nation in rebounding margin and this season rank 317th (2/11) out of 325 teams. THE O'HANLON SHUFFLE: The scorer's table has been a busy place during Fran O'Hanlon's 12 seasons at Lafayette. O'Hanlon will frequently shuffle in players to keep them fresh while also looking for the best matchups on both ends of the court. The moves also force opponents to spend a great deal of time figuring out their own defensive matchups. O'Hanlon will often play "offense-defense" at the end of the first half and in the final minutes of the game whenever there is a stoppage of play and a chance to substitute. The Leopards have gone 10 to 11 deep this season. ...SO WHO GETS THE START?: In 2005-06 with a team defined by youth and inexperience, O'Hanlon used 12 different starting lineups. Thus far this season, O'Hanlon has equaled that mark, using 12 different starting lineups. He has employed the same starting lineup in the last four games. HOLDING ITS OWN IN SAN DIEGO: Nearly 2,500 miles from College Hill, Lafayette held its own and more against San Diego State (12/30), before dropping a 78-68 decision. The Leopards pulled within six (74-68) with 33 seconds remaining on a Marcus Harley backdoor cut before having to foul in the final seconds. Bilal Abdullah and Matt Betley paced the Leopards with 16 points apiece, while Everest Schmidt and Ted Detmer each had seven boards. FIVE OR SIX THREE'S FOR 12: Junior guard Paul Cummins has made five or more three-pointers on two occasions this season. He knocked down six three-pointers vs. Army on Jan. 24, tying his career-best effort from Jan. 28, 2006 vs. American. He also connected for five three-pointers at Miami (11/25). HINES TAKES ADVANTAGE OF PT: Freshman Andre Hines took advantage of a career-high 25 minutes of action at Lehigh (1/20). Hines pulled down eight rebounds and notched three assists, both career highs. BROWNIE, YOU'RE DOING A HECK OF A JOB: Sophomore point guard Andrew Brown went off for a career-high 30 points at Lehigh (1/20). The Littleton, Colo. native scored 20 of his 30 points in the second half and hit six three's on the night, the third time he has knocked down six three's in one game. Brown's previous career high also came on the 20th of the month, in December, when he scored 20 points vs. King's. BETLEY BUSTS OUT WITH FIRST DOUBLE-DOUBLE: Junior guard Matt Betley was the lone bright spot in the Leopards' 60-44 loss at Navy (1/13). Betley produced the team's first double-double of the season with career highs in points (19) and rebounds (12). The junior scored 17 of his 19 in the second half and is the first Lafayette player to pull down 10-plus boards in 2006-07. Betley had seven offensive rebounds and was 8-for-12 shooting from the floor for the afternoon. A GAME FROM (IN) THE 40's: Lafayette's 44-42 loss to Princeton (12/28) was a throwback to days gone by with crisp back-door cuts and disciplined motion offenses. The game was unusually low-scoring thanks to Princeton's ball-control style of offense and solid defensive efforts by both squads, but this type of game is not out of the norm in recent meetings between the two schools. Lafayette won a 57-46 matchup at Princeton last season, but was beaten 40-38 in 2004. The Leopards won the 2003 meeting 47-44. 32 MINUTES: Before a national television audience on ESPN2, Lafayette gave Indiana all it could handle for 32 minutes on Nov. 13. The Leopards trailed by three points (63-60) at 7:47 when Everest Schmidt made two free throws. Lafayette was still down just six at 6:48, but Indiana put together a 21-2 spurt over the next three and a half minutes to pull away in a game in which the final score (91-66) did not really tell the true story of the contest. THE CAPTAINS: Lafayette's three seniors, Marcus Harley, Jamaal Hilliard and Kerry Kenny, are serving as the team captains in 2006-07. Harley was a full-time starter in his sophomore season and has spent some significant time on the floor as a senior after missing almost all of his junior campaign due to injury. Hilliard has been in the starting lineup the past two seasons. He missed 10 games last year due to a leg injury and broken finger, and this season he was sidelined from Dec. 11 to the middle of January with a foot injury. Kenny being named captain is a tribute to his perseverance. He came to Lafayette as an unrecruited player, served as a team manager as a freshman and worked his way into 21 games last season. He has played in nearly every game this season and was in the starting lineup vs. Princeton. LAFAYETTE ON TELEVISION: For the 10th straight season, Lafayette features the most expansive television package in the Patriot League. The Leopards have 15 games televised with the possible addition of three more televised games during the three rounds of the Patriot League Tournament. The Lafayette Sports Network is airing 10 games to approximately 10 million viewers in the Lehigh Valley, Pocono region and all of Philadelphia. LSN telecasts can also be viewed in central New Jersey, New York City and Boston. 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In 2004-05, Lafayette faced Louisville (17) and Georgia Tech (9) on the road. THE PRESEASON POLL: Lafayette was picked to finish sixth in the Patriot League Preseason Poll. The poll is voted on by the conference head coaches and sports information directors. Bucknell was picked first in the poll followed by Holy Cross, American, Lehigh, Colgate, Lafayette, Navy and Army. INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR: Lafayette features three players from foreign countries. Junior Paul Cummins comes from Kildare, Ireland. Cummins spent two years at Ravenscroft School in Raleigh, N.C. before spending a post-grad year at South Kent School in Connecticut. Two of Lafayette's four freshmen come from Europe with Marek Koltun hailing from Krakow, Poland and Jesper Andersson from Norrkoping, Sweden. THE JUNIOR CLASS: Lafayette's Class of 2008 is not only the largest in terms of numbers, but is also one of the most productive recruiting classes in recent memory. 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YouTube - Evil dead 2, Who's Laughing now sceene
May seem like old hat now but classic tongue in cheek horror humour, over the top and funny
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I dont like Horror movies that much because I cant seem to sleep after watching them..
my favourite horror films: Eden Lake, Autumn, Orphan, Case 39,Live Animals
love them need to find a really scary one the best i got was bodgyman but i think my childhood fear of the dark done most of the job and evil dead is just pure brilliant funny horror
i hate horror films not for the reason im scared but its really disgusting killing by fake monster zombies serial killer etc. im more on action movie and adventure
my personal favorite is Mirrors
i couldn't sleep after i watched it, it scared the crap out of me
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First film that really scared me was Jaws.. not sure if that counts as horror though ?
This looks good, although it could just be all blouse and no trousers. I remain open minded tbh.
The story behind the film.
My favorite horror film is Eden lake
I haven't watched a good old horror film in ages, I prefer the psychological ones more than the blood and gore type. I used to like the Saw films but they made too many and it lost its spark.
I like really old films too, The Haunting is great, made in 1963 but still scary, also, I still can't watch Whistle And I'll Come To You, (which is the 60s too I think) just before I go to bed.
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I gotta admit, I was on board with this theory pre-DH as well.
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If Dean spent 40 years in Hell experiencing, and then practicing, the most intricate tortures in existence, then followed that up with a year in Purgatory—a place where he had to fight for his life against the biggest baddies on a daily basis—WHY DOES HE GET KNOCKED THE FUCK OUT EVERY SINGLE TIME HE GETS IN A FIGHT WITH THE MOST MEDIOCRE OF OPPONENTS WHEN HE'S ON EARTH? For once I'd just like to see the skills that he should have by all accounts show themselves. Dean should make the fiercest Roman gladiators look like infants with sticks…


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Root Word (Etymology)
From an unused root meaning to be hot
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KJV Translation Count — Total: 2,287x
The KJV translates Strongs H3117 in the following manner: day (2,008x), time (64x), chronicles (with H1697) (37x), daily (44x), ever (18x), year (14x), continually (10x), when (10x), as (10x), while (8x), full 8 always (4x), whole (4x), alway (4x), misc (44x).
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Strong's Number H3117 matches the Hebrew יוֹם
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on one day H3117 in all the provinces of King Ahasuerus, the thirteenth day of the twelfth month (that is, the month Adar). |
Now in the twelfth month (that is, the month Adar), on the thirteenth fnday H3117 when the king's command and edict fnwere about to be executed, on the day H3117 when the enemies of the Jews hoped to gain the mastery over them, it was turned to the contrary so that the Jews themselves gained the mastery over those who hated them. |
Then said Esther, "If it pleases the king, let tomorrow also be granted to the Jews who are in Susa to do according to the edict of today; H3117 and let Haman's ten sons be hanged on the gallows." |
The Jews who were in Susa assembled also on the fourteenth day H3117 of the month Adar and killed three hundred men in Susa, but they did not lay their hands on the plunder. |
because on those days H3117 the Jews fnrid themselves of their enemies, and it was a month which was turned for them from sorrow into gladness and from mourning into a fnholiday; H3117 that they should make them days H3117 of feasting and rejoicing and sending portions of food to one another and gifts to the poor. |
His sons used to go and hold a feast in the house of each one on his day, H3117 and they would send and invite their three sisters to eat and drink with them. |
Now on the day H3117 when his sons and his daughters were eating and drinking wine in their oldest brother's house, |
Again there was a day H3117 when the sons of God came to present themselves before the LORD, and Satan also came among them to present himself before the LORD. |
Then they sat down on the ground with him for seven days H3117 and seven nights with no one speaking a word to him, for they saw that his pain was very great. |
"Let darkness and black gloom claim it; Let a cloud settle on it; Let the blackness of the day H3117 terrify it. |
"As for that night, let darkness seize it; Let it not rejoice among the days H3117 of the year; Let it not come into the number of the months. |
"My days H3117 are swifter than a weaver's shuttle, And come to an end without hope. |
"For we are only of yesterday and know nothing, Because our days H3117 on earth are as a shadow. |
"Now my days H3117 are swifter than a runner; They flee away, they see no good. |
"If a man dies, will he live again? All the days H3117 of my struggle I will wait Until my change comes. |
"Both the gray-haired and the aged are among us, Older H3117 than your father. |
"It will be accomplished before his time, H3117 And his palm branch will not be green. |
"My days H3117 are past, my plans are torn apart, Even the wishes of my heart. |
"They make night into day, H3117 saying, 'The light is near,' in the presence of darkness. |
"The increase of his house will depart; His possessions will flow away in the day H3117 of His anger. |
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It is not easy returning to civilian life after serving in a war.
Along with the typical issues, such as disabilities and transition difficulties, veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan are coming home to stubbornly high unemployment rates.
Veterans of the second Gulf War have about the same unemployment rates as the general population, though they are slightly higher for younger vets ages 18 to 24 than for non-vets (21 percent and 19 percent, respectively), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But a wide range of resources are available for soldiers either wanting to find jobs or start a business.
The one most people would look to probably is the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Joe LeVota, a vocational rehabilitation specialist at the Leavenworth location, said the organization helps vets find jobs and does some work with small business development as well.
"We are generalists in the sense that we help people who need jobs or guidance or counseling," LeVota said.
The different VA centers work with groups such as the Full Employment Council, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Johnson County Community College, Goodwill Industries and the Disabled American Veterans.
Through these various partnerships, they help veterans with services that include job placement, development and training, résumé development and getting discharge paperwork to apply for federal jobs.
Some programs are general, and others are eligibility-based, geared toward veterans who are disabled, low-income, homeless or have felony records.
Gary Cook, director of the Small Business Administration's Kansas City district office, said the programs the SBA offers are more generalized.
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In the parental rush to provide children with only the healthiest, purest, most wholesome ingredients for life, many families opt to serve bottled water along with the mashed carrots and multi-grain Cheerios. Why? Because they're worried about the...
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Stayed here for Dreamforce. Great location and price, considering rooms were expensive everywhere in the city that week! My room was clean and comfortable and the service was excellent. Pros: - Great location - Free Wi-fi - Attentive staff - Clean rooms - Free happy hour and music every evening Cons: - Hotel could really use an update - Restaurant... More
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- The Hotel Rex was inspired by the San Francisco art and literary salons of the 1920's and 30's. Vibrant and alive, the clubby lobby surrounds guests with distinctive period furnishings, walls of antiquarian books, and an exceptional collection of exotic objects and original portraits and murals.The Hotel Rex was designed by noted San Francisco interior designers Candra Scott & Anderson.The Library Bar is where travelers meet the local arts and social scene with themed evenings such as Movie Night, Records at Rex - our bartender plays real vinyl records, Live Jazz on Friday and other days featuring Poetry readings, live coffee house type acoustic guitar performances and more. ... more less
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Bess A. Gilley was a stenographer at Voss Brothers Manufacturing Company and lived on 5 River View Place.
According to an article published in the Davenport Democrat on 27 May 1914, Miss Gilley married Carl Vincent Hammer of Moline.
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