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Meet your 2015 Instructors!
These four actor/teachers will be guiding workshops and classes in both of Tennessee Shakespeare Company's 2015 "Summer of Shakespeare" camps, and they'll be appearing in TSC's mainstage production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, at the University of Memphis.
Rachel Brun
Dance / Acting
Rachel has spent the year with Tennessee Shakespeare Company as an artist-manager teaching and performing with the Romeo and Juliet Project, touring in and outside of Tennessee with Shakespeare Said It!, and performing on the main stage in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Helena), Twelfth Night (Sebastian), and Richard III (Lady Anne). Back in her native Seattle, she has worked with The Horse in Motion, The Book-It Repertory Theatre, The Town Theatre, STAGEright and The Market Theatre. Rachel attended the University of Washington, where she received a BA in Drama and Comparative History of Ideas and a minor in Dance.
Noah Duffy
Stage Combat / Acting
Noah is a New Jersey transplant to Seattle's misty hills. He holds a BFA in Acting, Dance Emphasis, from Cornish College of the Arts. Noah has danced with the Atlantic Contemporary Ballet Theatre, the Seattle International Dance Festival, and is a company member and producer of the international Seagull Project. As a dance and fight choreographer, Noah has grooved on shows ranging from original scripts about gangs of militant butterflies and carnivorous lady bunnies to New York productions of As You Like It and She Stoops to Conquer. As an educator, Noah has administrated arts preschools, produced bold new work by teen playwrights, and toured the country with the Missoula Children's Theatre.
Jerry Rogers
Song / Acting
Jerry, a native of Halls, TN, is an actor/singer/teacher currently residing in Memphis. He holds a BA in music from Lane College, and has taught vocal/choral music in Shelby County Schools, as well as the former Memphis City Schools. Most recently, he served as a teaching artist with Tennessee Shakespeare Company's Romeo and Juliet Project. As a performer, he has appeared in Ragtime, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and The Color Purple, all at Playhouse on the Square; The Threepenny Opera and Chess at the University of Memphis, and Porgy & Bess with Opera Memphis. Upcoming productions include Kiss Me, Kate at Playhouse on the Square and A Midsummer Night's Dream with Tennessee Shakespeare Company. He is absolutely ecstatic about working with this summer's young actors in training.
Joey Shaw
Text / Acting
Joey Shaw is a professional actor and musician, and native of Seattle. He played Romeo and designed sound for TSC's mainstage Romeo and Juliet last year, and is grateful to be continuing as an artist-manager this year, having played Romeo in TSC's school-touring production. He and Rachel Brun will be touring the Mid-South through June, with TSC's own Shakespeare Said It! and will soon be appearing in -and directing music for TSC's A Midsummer Night's Dream at the University of Memphis main stage. In Seattle, he has worked with Book-it Repertory Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Greenstage, and the Horse in Motion. He holds a BA in Drama from the University of Washington.
Tennessee Shakespeare Company is proud to offer this weeklong in-depth exploration of one of Shakespeare's most rewarding plays. In a conservatory-style environment, you'll work with our professional actor/teachers to stage scenes, soliloquies, fights, songs, and dances from As You Like It, all culminating in a performance of our work in progress!
The Tennessee Arts Commission has generous funds available to help you bring Tennessee Shakespeare Company to your classroom, or bring your students to us! Click HERE to view Tennessee Arts Commision's Preferred Artist Roster page for TSC.
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- The Arts Curriculum Grant provides up to $6,000 per year per school for Tennessee Shakespeare Company's In-School Residency experiences five days or longer.
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Apple releases iOS 6.1.1 beta to developers
Apple has released a beta for iOS 6.1.1 for iPhone, iPad, iPad mini, and iPod touch to developers. The beta is available at developer.apple.com. Make sure to download the correct version for your device(s).
Seeing an x.1.1 beta does seem a little out-of-the-ordinary, especially when there aren't any show-stopper level bugs gaining wide spread attention in the just-released iOS 6.1 but according to numerous supports, Maps in Japan are getting a lot of attention and that could require some testing before release.
Any developer playing around with the evasi0n jailbreak, who wants to continue playing around with it, should, of course, avoid any software updates, beta or otherwise, for now.
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Morgantown ends HHS season
HUNTINGTON -- A promising start Friday night turned into a disappointing finish for Huntington High at Bob Sang Field.
After the Highlanders scored on the opening drive, No. 5 (10-2) Morgantown used the rushing ability of Shane Commodore to earn a 35-14 win in the Class AAA football quarterfinals.
Commodore finished with 241 yards and four touchdowns -- all in the first half to lead the Mohigans into the semifinals against Cabell Midland, who held on to beat Spring Valley.
With the loss, No. 4 Huntington High ends its season at 9-3.
"We hadn't faced a better football team up front all year long, and that includes everyone we played," Huntington High coach Billy Seals said. "We thought they were very good up front, we thought they were very physical and early on, we just didn't match that intensity."
Even though Huntington High's defense played much better in the second half, the Mohigans were never threatened after opening up a 14-point halftime lead.
The Highlanders had three turnovers and were shut out offensively in the second half.
Ball control was the mainstay of Morgantown's attack. The Mohigans rushed for 374 yards on 44 carries en route to picking up their first road playoff win since 1996.
Commodore was unstoppable for the Mohigans in the first half, ripping off 190 of his 241 yards and scoring all four first-half touchdowns to lead Morgantown to a 28-14 lead at the break.
"Shane played a great game tonight -- played a great game on defense, too," Morgantown coach John Bowers said. "He showed some people in the south that he can play the game pretty well."
Huntington High took the lead on an 8-play, 53-yard drive, capped by Mark Shaver's 4-yard touchdown run, but Commodore immediately swung momentum by racing 78 yards for a score on Morgantown's first play from scrimmage.
"The big run early in the first quarter was a big one," Seals said. "We went right down the field, scored that first series and had a freshman linebacker overrun it and (Commodore) was off for 77 yards."
It was not his only big touchdown run of the half.
Commodore capped a 12-play drive with a four-yard score to capitalize off a Huntington High fumble, then raced 64 yards out of the Wildcat formation after the Mohigans forced a three-and-out.
He capped the first-half scoring with 1:21 left in the half when he dove in from three yards out.
While Morgantown's rushing game got on track, the Highlanders had trouble moving the ball consistently after the first drive of the game.
After ripping off 53 yards on the ground on the opening drive, Morgantown stuffed the Highlanders for just 71 yards the rest of the half to build its lead.
Following the opening drive, Huntington High had just one run of more than five yards -- that being Shaver's 46-yard third-down run which set up Charles Crawford's 3-yard score to cut the deficit to seven before Commodore's fourth touchdown run.
Huntington High's final breath of life was exhausted at the end of the third quarter when a penalty call went against the Highlanders.
The defense had forced a Morgantown punt, but on the punt, Huntington High was called for roughing the punter after what Seals described as one of his players hitting a punt protector into the punter.
The end result was quarterback Mark Johnson's 18-yard scoring strike to Jarret Hockenberry that capped the scoring with 10:25 left.
Johnson finished the contest 6 of 10 passing for 58 yards and the score while rushing six times for 41 yards.
For Huntington High, Shaver led the team on the ground with 73 yards and a touchdown, but was just 9 of 17 for 48 yards and two interceptions through the air.
Morgantown doubled up the Highlanders' offensive output, 432 yards to 211.
HH -- Shaver 4 run (Ruley kick)
M -- Commodore 78 run (DeBastiani kick)
M -- Commodore 4 run (DeBastiani kick)
M -- Commodore 64 run (DeBastiani kick)
HH -- Crawford 3 run (Ruley kick)
M -- Commodore 3 run (DeBastiani kick)
M -- Hockenberry 18 pass from Johnson (DeBastiani kick)
Total yards 54-432 51-211
First downs 16 11
Rushes-yards 44-374 34-163
Comp-Att-Int 6-11-0 9-17-2
Passing yards 58 48
Penalties-Yds 8-66 5-54
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1
RUSHING -- MORG: Commodore 19-241, Weidman 9-53; Johnson 6-41; Thomas 10-39. HHS: Shaver 13-73, Crawford 7-44, TD; Christian 9-30; Tubbs 5-16.
PASSING -- MORG: Johnson 6-of-10, 58 yards, Stewart 0-of-1. HHS: Shaver 9-17-2, 48 yards.
RECEIVING -- MORG: Hockenberry 1-18, Stewart 2-18; Thomas 2-15; Commodore 1-7. HHS: Crawford 4-27; Baker 1-13; Tubbs 3-8; Hendricks 1-0.


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Austin Grace Smith makes her debut at First Friday on Broad with a show at Michael Parks Gallery.
Her images are painted on hand-selected birch panels. She takes the wood and plays off of the grain to create her coastally inspired pieces.
Smith entitled her show Beyond the Grain after the thought process she went through to create each work.
I challenged myself in preparing for this show, Smith said. I decided to paint some of my pieces vertically to forcing myself to find images that cut across the grain.
She will also be debuting the pieces that inspired her passion using wooden panels tide clocks. On display will be her second collection of the clocks. Her first collection was sold quickly after they were completed.
See her show Friday January 4th from 5p.m. to 8 p.m. at 35 Broad Street.
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9 Wellington Records, and one New Zealand record broken at this years SW Winter Championships.
Date: 26/07/15
Congratulation to eighteen technical officials who have appointed to international meet this year
Date: 30/06/15
Mary Fisher takes out Disabled and Sportswomen of the Year Awards
Date: 06/06/15
Capital's Blue team took out the 2015 MetroLeague final.
Date: 31/05/15
Congratulations to the inaugural recipients of the 2015 Wellington High Performance Aquatics Lloyd Morrison Aquatic Athlete Scholarships that were presented tonight.
Date: 19/05/15
Here is the Points table after round 2 of the MetroLeague held at Coastlands Aquatic Centre this morning.
Date: 17/05/15
Two swimmers were recognised for their achievements at the Kapiti Sports Awards in 2015 along with Surf and Swimming Administrator Sandra Bednarek. Pictured is Emerging Sportswomen of 2015 Rebecca Moynihan, Raumati Raptors Swimming Club
Date: 14/05/15
Wellington swimmers walk away from the 2015 Mayfair Pools New Zealand Age Group Championships with 12 gold, 18 silver, 19 bronze, and six Wellington records broken.
Date: 12/05/15
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Linguistik-Klassifikation: Syntax
- The systematization of tagalog morphosyntax (1994)
- In the last two decades Philippine languages, and of these especially Tagalog, have acquired a prominent place in linguistic theory. A central role in this discussion was played by two papers written by Schachter (1976 and 1977), who was inspired by Keenan's artcle on the subject from 1976. The most recent contributions on this topic have been from de Wolff (1988) and Shibatani (1988), both of which were published in a collection of essays, edited by Shibatani, with the title Passive and Voice. These works, and several works in-between, deal with the focus system specific to Philippine languages. The main discussion centers around the fact that Philippine languages contain a basic set of 5 to 7 affix focus forms. Their exact number varies not only in the secondary literature, but in the primary sources, i.e. Tagalog grammars, as well, where considerable differences in the number of affix focus forms can be found. All of these works, however, do agree on one point: the Philippine focus system basica1ly consists of agent, patient (=goal or object), benefactive, locative, and instrumental affix forms. Schachter/Otanes (1972) list a number of further forms, and in Drossard (1983 and 1984) we tried to show (in an attempt similar to those of Sapir 1917 and Klimov 1977) that the main criterion for a systematization of the Philippine focus system consists in the difference between the active and stative domains, an attempt which in our opinion was largely misunderstood (cf. the brief remarks in Shibatani (1988) and de Wolff (1988). The present paper is thus, on the one hand, an attempt to repeat and clarify our earlier position, and on the other, a further step towards such a systematization. A first step in this direction was an article on resultativity in Tagalog from 1991. In the present paper this approach will be extended to reciprocity. In the process we will show that it is valid to make a distinction between an active (=controlled action) vs. a stative (=limited controlled action) domain. First, however, we will take a brief look at what makes up the active and stative voice systems.


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Kelly Amanda Booth, 32 possession of less than 1 gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base first offense
Richard Wayne Carter, 57 possession of other controlled substance in schedule I to V first offense two counts, possession of less than 1 gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base first offense
Rodney Jermaine Mathew, 32 criminal domestic violence first, second and third
Remer Keith Green, 52 public disorderly conduct bench warrant
Lisa Mechelle Poe, 34 unlawful use of a telephone
William Anthony Blackman, 45 public drunk
David Brian Myers, 47 assault and battery third degree
Samuel Richard Booher, 18 possession with intent to distribute marijuana first offense
James Carl Brown, 31 possession of drug paraphernalia, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession of marijuana second offense, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine within proximity of a school
Samantha Danielle Swearingen, 22 shoplifting first offense
Kenneth Wayne Owens, 48 driving under suspension second offense, operating an uninsured vehicle second offense, failure to surrender suspended tag
Travis Marquis Johnson, 17 assault and battery third degree
Billy Joe Sanders, 47 hold for general sessions court paperwork
Ritchie Gene Cheatham, 48 violation of probation commitment
Tiffany Nicole Gallman, 32 hold for general sessions court
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Style: Arnis, WC, Judo--
Barry Bradshaw, head of the Australian Federation of Instructors
This guy seems to have a 10th dan in Judo, + lots of high dans in lots of other styles... including oddly 'chinese boxing'.
The style of Judo the site says they do seems to be Kodokan.
Is this bullshido, or does anyone know about the legitness?
PS: I think its complete BS when people call themselves a Professor as a variant form of Master or Sifu or whatever... why not Pilot or Quantity Surveyor, or the title from some other profession.
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ha ha, i'm a fan of quantity surveyor.
he's not a 10th dan from the kodokan. i believe other judo organizations may award 10th dan ranks, but it means **** in comparison. if you like, i will award you an 8th dan, but you're going to have to send me video of your kata before i can promote you any further. here's a list of the kodokan's 10th dans:
* Yamashita, Yoshitugu (1865-1935) Promoted 10th Dan 1935
* Isogai, Hajime (1871-1947) Promoted 10th Dan 1937
* Nagaoka, Hidekazu (1876-1952) Promoted 10th Dan 1937
* Mifune, Kyuzo (1883-1965) Promoted 10th Dan 1945
* Iizuka, Kunisaburo (1875-1958) Promoted 10th Dan 1946
* Samura, Kaichiro (1880-1964) Promoted 10th Dan 1948
* Tabata, Shotaro (1884-1950) Promoted 10th Dan 1948
* Okano, Kotaro (1885-1967) Promoted 10th Dan 1967
* Shoriki, Matsutaro (1885-1969) Promoted 10th Dan 1969
* Nakano, Shozo (1888-1977) Promoted 10th Dan 1977
* Kurihara, Tamio (1896-1979) Promoted 10th Dan 1979
* Kotani, Sumiyuki (1903-1991) Promoted 10th Dan 1984
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--Originally Posted by Jerry_Sizzler
Where do you get this information, if I may? I've seen a few places that claimed that Willem Reeders was a 10th dan in Kodakan Judo, which is obviously not correct, per your information. For example:
From my experience with one of his arts, I wouldn't doubt he knew some Judo, but the 10th dan thing seems absurd. Also, I don't really know that it was him that was making the claim, since he's been dead for quite a while.
The Kodokan requirements for dan grade are online : http://www.kodokan.org/e_basic/shoudan.html - note that it tops out at 8. You can purchase a directory of high dan (7+) holders from the Kodokan; as of 2003 http://www.hint.co.jp/cgi-bin/kshop/...e=book_fr.html
The common wisdom is that the Kodokan has put a moratorium on grades above 8.
As far as I know, the IJF has granted 10th dan to only 2 individuals - Charlie Palmer (who was largely responsible for bringing judo to the Olympics) and Anton Geesink (the reason there are weight classes in Olympic judo - Geesink was a shoe-in to win the first Olympic judo tournament, in Japan, in '64. The Japanese couldn't not win a gold in their sport.). The IJF, though, isn't a ranking organization, really - they oversee international competition and let member nations handle rank.
First tier is the Kodokan, second is an organization sanctioned by the IJF. Anything else is just so much foo-foo.
Phil Porter, in the U.S. holds a 10th dan, but that's through his organization, the USMAA, and not through his former organization, the United States Judo Association.
There's a good bit of debate, online anyway, that only World or Olympic medalists should rank above 5-6 dan in judo. Nonetheless, in the U.S. there seem to be quite a few high dan seminar instructors.
--Originally Posted by dakotajudo
I read a story about an 80 or 90 year old lady teaching out in California getting promoted to 9th dan sometime in the last couple years. She was a student of Kano's, I believe. Any idea what I'm talking about or should I start googling?
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Guy Who Pays the Bills and Gets the Death Threats Style: MMA (Retired)--
Good thread.
--Originally Posted by Egg Nog
Got her book. ( the recent one, not "Born for the Mat", that's a collectors item - see http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/155...books&v=glance )
Featured in Oprah Magazine. Haven't met her, but know people who have, and she's highly respected.
Her grandfather was one of Kano's first teachers. Yeah, she should be 9th dan.


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ALC320 - Approaches to Media: Audiences and Effects
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On completion of the unit students should be able to identify the various schools of thought that examined media effects from the early 1900s to date such as the Columbia, Frankfurt, Chicago, Toronto and British Cultural Studies research traditions.
Students will then examine the various theorising on media effects such as strong, weak and limited effects models and active and passive audiences, and the effects of various media content including violence, news, political, and persuasive messages such as advertising on specific social groups such as children, minorities, consumers and voters. It will then examine the effects of new media technologies such as computers, video games, and the Internet on society and on the process of creating media content within the context of globalisation, media convergence, and interactivity.
Topics to be addressed in this unit include the scholarly research from the early 1900s to date and the resulting theories and debates about media effects on audiences. The interaction between media and audiences will be analysed as a `dynamic equilibrium - involving media content as well as the technologies themselves. Media effects will be studied as a triangular process involving texts, audiences and the context, working as influential partners of the process of mass communication.
Assignment 1 - 40%, Essay 1500 words;
Assignment 2 - 20% Collaborative report 1000 words;
Assignment 3 - 40% Essay 1500 words.
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Throughout history, books have changed the world. They have transformed the way we see ourselves - and each other. They have inspired debate, dissent, war and revolution. They have enlightened, outraged, provoked and comforted. They have enriched lives - and destroyed them. In this day and age, some books have become suppressed by the corporate-controlled mainstream media. Here's your antidote.
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If you have wooden floors then it is mandatory that you invest in a good floor polisher. Though the wooden floors give the rooms a warm and golden tone, taking care of them can be tricky if you're not very careful. Wooden floors can be easily scratched, excess moisture and chemicals can damage the wood. Here we look at how to use a floor polisher on a wooden floor.
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Gallery: Remembering George McGovern
Oct. 21, 2012 @ 08:36 AM
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — George McGovern, former presidential candidate and longtime senator from South Dakota, died at 5:15 a.m. local time Sunday at a Sioux Falls hospice, surrounded by family and lifelong friends, family spokesman Steve Hildebrand told The Associated Press. McGovern was 90.


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The RNC is taking a proactive approach to domestic abuse.
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The RNC is taking a proactive approach to domestic abuse.
The East Coast Music Awards 2012. Telegram reporter Tara Bradbury spent the weekend in Moncton, N.B., covering the East Coast Music Awards and the great showing by Newfoundland and Labrador talent. The following is a list of some of the stories, photos and video from the weekend.
St. John's hosted the 2015 East Coast Music Week April 8-12, and music lovers had many showcases, songwriters circles and other performances to try to take in. The Telegram was venue hopping for the duration. Here's what we caught.
On Monday, in an unprecedented collaboration among Atlantic Canadian newspapers, The Telegram began a detailed examination of the Canadian Senate.
For five days next week, along with The Telegraph-Journal of Saint John, The Daily Gleaner of Fredericton, The Times and Transcript of Moncton and The Guardian of Charlottetown, The Telegram will carry articles that we have developed together. On the sixth day, next Saturday, we will publish an unprecedented joint editorial.
Our daily newspapers believe the Senate can be reformed to more eloquently represent our provincial and regional interests. We believe the Prime Minister's willingness to have each province, in effect, choose its own senators is an opportunity of historic importance. Among Atlantic governments, only New Brunswick has recognized the importance of this moment.
We hope our series will encourage others to think about how the Senate has failed our region for 145 years and why now is our best…
The province spent $500,000 on helicopter services when ferries broke down or were docked because of ice clogged routes in just one single fiscal year. The Telegram has obtained information on ferry breakdowns and service disruptions as well as the costs involved to the province.


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This project uses size 10 crochet cotton thread, size 5 tatting needle(or shuttle), 45 3mm/4mm swarovski crystals, 1 piece of wire at 6.5cm and 2 pieces at 17.5cm, jewelry pliers, scissors, steel crochet hook (optional for joins)
If you need help learning tatting check out Bella Online or join the tatting group Intatters.
This mask as well as many of my other tatted creations can be found in my Etsy store. If you have any questions or problem, please let me know. This is my very first instructable so I'm certain it's a bit of a rough draft.
Happy tatting!
Step 1: Wire Eyes
Step 2: Center Medallion
Outside: ring(r) 8ds join to center picot(+) 8ds close(cl) reverse work(rw), r 4ds 1p 3ds 1p 1ds cl do not reverse(dnr), r 1ds+3ds 1p 3ds 1p 1ds, Split ring(sr) 1ds+3ds/4ds cl rw
Continue in this way around the center ring joining the top picots of the 2nd and 4th clovers to the eye wires. Join the 8th clover to the first by the side picots.
Refer the picture for joins.
Step 3: Side Medallions
First load 6 beads onto the thread for each medallion using a beading needle. Make the medallion in the same manner as the center medallion except there are only 6 clovers around leaving 2 free picots on the center ring. Add beads to the top picot of each clover as you tat.
Set these aside and they will be joined during the next step.
I made a few alterations on the black one, but I love them both so much! Thank you for generously sharing this wonderful pattern.
I'm follwing from now and on :)
My crude mind is thinking of other body cover-ups!
I gotta stop here!
Georgia Vacation
"6ds 1p 3ds 1p 3ds join to side picot of side medallion 6ds cl rw" "Continue around mirroring the top edge"
The center ring (last one written out) should be connected to the ring before it as well should it not?
And it would be helpful to say "ch6 cl rw, r 3ds+3ds connect to medallion picot 3ds 1p 3ds cl rw" so we have a perspective as to where we are suppose to be.
(it would have been nice to have the "+" explained earlier as well seeing how many people had issues with that step)
have followed here and on twitter
Because I also would like to make the necklace as well.
The mask & necklace are so pretty together!
So if it's apart from the mask; please, make an Instructable for the necklace as well!
Love the mask idea, and I'm definitely learning to tat now. I already make some papier mache venetian style masks, and those make good money, but now I will start making these and just adding more flair to my selection!
Tomorrow I will buy the necessities, to try and make something for myself first.
I might have found a new hobby.
Outside: ring(r) 8ds join to center picot(+) 8ds close(cl) reverse work(rw), r 4ds 1p 3ds 1p 1ds cl do not reverse(dnr), r 1ds+3ds 1p 3ds 1p 1ds, Split ring(sr) 1ds+3ds/4ds cl rw
i get to here and then get stuck: r 1ds+3ds 1p 3ds 1p 1ds, Split ring(sr) 1ds+3ds/4ds cl rw
am i supposed to close the ring before starting the split ring?
but it works with the mistake too ...
Thank You so much .
I'll keep it in mind.
As always; great idea.
Love Always Alejita.


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"This was certainly a great way to start the conference season," stated head coach Carlos Garcia, who saw his team improve to 6-3 overall with tonight's win. "Since getting back from the Carolina match, we have changed the way we play. We worked hard on it during the week and that paid off tonight."
The doubles point has been very important to the Mocs throughout the season. UTC came into the match 5-0 when taking a 1-0 lead. Seniors Ankit Chopra (Chandigrah, India) and Stephen Crofford (Franklin, Tenn.) scored a 9-7 win over Zack Lewis and Josh Record at No. 3 to put UTC in the driver's seat.
Charleston (2-4, 0-1 SoCon) evened things up with Brice Allanic and Sebastain Lopez's win at No. 1 over UTC seniors Chris Smith (Johnson City, Tenn.) and Roberto Vieira (Bedfordview, South Africa). That left the No. 2 match with seniors Manuel Barroetavena (Buenos Aires, Argetina) and Jackson Tresnan (Apopka, Fla.) against Charlie Ghriskey and Alon Faiman as the decider. The Mocs were able to grab the point with Barroetavena and Tresnan's 8-6 win.
Charleston quickly tied the score in singles with Faiman's (6-3, 6-2) win over Tresnan at No. 5. However, that was the only speedy match of the evening. The rest would either go three sets or have at least one tie-breaker before being decided.
UTC took the first set in three of the other five matches, but had to battle for every point. Charleston would actually grab a 2-1 lead when Ghriskey defeated sophomore Pavels Grigorjevs (6-4, 7-6) at No. 4. Grigorjevs got down 4-1 in the second set before going ahead 6-5. Ghriskey forced a tie-breaker which he won for the match.
Smith countered with a huge win over All-SoCon player Crescente Lesser at No. 3. Smith fell behind 4-1 in the first set before forcing a tie-breaker of his own. He won that 7-5 and quickly went up 5-2 in the second. Lesser battled back to 5-4 before Smith closed out to tie the team score at 2-2.
"Tonight was about winning the some of the bad matchups for us," added Garcia. "When Chris stole that point at No. 3, I think that confidence spread through our team and the rest of the guys started to believe we could win the whole thing."
Barroetavena and Vieira both won their first sets, but by the time Smith pulled off his win, they were each in three-set battles and No. 1 and No. 2, respectively.
Barroetavena missed a golden opportunity last week with a three-set loss to North Carolina's No. 77 Brett Clark (3-6, 7-5, 1-0 (8)) and did not want a repeat performance tonight. He won the first set 6-4 against Lopez, but gave back the second 3-6. He ran out to a 4-0 lead in the third, but Lopez battled back to 4-3. In the end, Barroetavena seemed to have the fresher legs as he took the last two games for a (6-4, 3-6, 6-3) win. He improved to 8-1 in the spring and a team-best 15-6 overall.
"This was a big win for the team," stated Barroetavena. "We played a really good match at North Carolina, even though the score did not show it. We worked hard all week and it was nice to see that pay off tonight. We just have to keep it going."
With the Mocs leading 3-2 in the team score, UTC needed a win in one of the last two matches on the court. Vieira was locked in a battle with Allanic, but Chopra had quietly fought back from a first set loss to win his second at No. 6.
Vieira was actually up 6-5 and Chopra up 5-4 before both matches went into tie-breakers. Vieira and Allanic put on a show with some amazing play throughout the night from both sides. However, it was a double-fault on match point by Allanic that gave Vieira the win (7-5, 4-6, 7-6 (5)), clinching the match for UTC.
Chopra eventually fell in his tie-breaker to Lewis (7-6 (4), 5-7, 7-6 (5)) to make the final score 4-3. For Vieira, it was just his second win of the spring as he snapped a personal three-match losing streak.
"There is no one on our team who can better play the way we want to play than Roberto," said Garcia. "He stayed positive throughout the match and got a big win. We have to do this a few more times this season, but it is a great way to start."
UTC hits the road next week for mid-week matched at Davidson and Gardner-Webb. The Mocs face the Wildcats on Wednesday, March 6, at 2:00 p.m. (E.S.T.) in Davidson, N.C. before traveling to Gardner-Webb for a 2:00 p.m. match on Thursday, March 7, in Boiling Springs, N.C.
Chattanooga 4, College of Charleston 3
Mar 02, 2013 at Chattanooga, Tenn. (Hixson Racquet Club)
Doubles competition
1. Brice Allanic/Sebastian Lopez (COFC) def. Chris Smith/Roberto Vieira (UTC) - 8-5
2. Manuel Barroetavena/Jackson Tresnan (UTC) def. Charlie Ghriskey/Alon Faiman (COFC) - 8-6
3. Stephen Crofford/Ankit Chopra (UTC) def. Zack Lewis/Josh Record (COFC) - 9-7
Singles competition
1. Roberto Vieira (UTC) def. Brice Allanic (COFC) - 7-5, 4-6, 7-6 (7-5)
2. Manuel Barroetavena (UTC) def. Sebastian Lopez (COFC) - 6-4, 3-6, 6-3
3. Chris Smith (UTC) def. Crescente Lesser (COFC) - 7-6 (7-5), 6-4
4. Charlie Ghriskey (COFC) def. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) - 6-4, 7-6 (7-1)
5. Alon Faiman (COFC) def. Jackson Tresnan (UTC) - 6-3, 6-2
6. Zack Lewis (COFC) def. Ankit Chopra (UTC) - 7-6 (7-4), 5-7, 7-6 (7-5)


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The AGS Bowman Expeditions Program provides a framework for gathering human geography data through fieldwork in foreign areas. It provides an improved understanding of foreign people and places through university-based, scholar-student research. It produces vital, open-source information that results in better understanding of people and places worldwide and practical assistance in mapping, analysis, and GIS functionality for host countries and communities.
The American Geographical Society sends teams of geographers to foreign countries to:
- Build a comprehensive multi-scale geographic information system (GIS) for each region
- Collect open-source GIS data
- Conduct participatory research mapping (PRM) to help residents learn to use geographic Information systems (GIS) to document their own knowledge of lands and resources
- Build lasting relationships among American and foreign scholars and institutions
- Conduct geographic research on issues of national interest to the United States and host countries
- Train a new cadre of regional experts
- Disseminate GIS data freely to the public
- Publish results in scholarly journals and popular media.
Our purpose is to improve U. S. understanding of foreign lands and peoples and, thereby, to
- Reduce international misunderstandings
- Provide a knowledge foundation for peaceful resolution of conflicts
- Improve humanitarian assistance in case of natural disasters, technological accidents, terrorist acts, and wars.
We aim to revitalize world human and regional geography. Prior to 1945, these were vital components of understanding in America as in the rest of the world today. We aim to revive America's knowledge of foreign lands and peoples and improve it with modern theories, methods, and automated information technologies.
Each project is called a Bowman Expedition in honor of former AGS Director Isaiah Bowman who served as President Wilson's geographer in World War I and President Roosevelt's geographer in World War II.
Bowman Expeditions have been conducted in the following countries and world regions:
Based on the highly acclaimed successes of these separate projects, AGS proposes to establish a cohesive program covering many countries around the world. All Bowman Expeditions are conducted in partnership with universities. To date, about a dozen different universities have been involved.
For internal guidance, AGS formed an Advisory Committee to advise and consult on the AGS Bowman Expedition Program. It consists of leading scholars, eventually including foreign scholars. The Advisory Committee held its first meeting on September 14, 2011 in Lawrence, Kansas, to develop directives for the program. All subsequent meetings and discussions have been electronic.
AGS Bowman Expedition Advisory Board
- Dr. Leon Yacher, University of Southern Connecticut
- Dr. Andrew Sluyter, Louisiana State University
- Dr. Geoffrey Demarest, Foreign Military Studies Office
- Dr. Peter Herlihy, University of Kansas
- Dr. Thomas Klak, University of New England
- Dr. David Keeling, Western Kentucky University
- Dr. Marie Price, George Washington University
If you want to know more about this program, check out FOCUS on Geography's special issue on Bowman Expeditions.
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Saturday, Nov 24, 2012 at 8:00am
Between Black Friday and Cyber Monday sits Small Business Saturday, a day dedicated to helping small businesses and their communities.
Small Business Saturday is a day to shop at stores owned by our friend & neighbors.
Our local businesses are owned by people who live in our community, and are more invested in our community's future.
Our local businesses are more likely to donate to local nonprofit groups, support other local vendors and provide other services to their communities.
Our local businesses often provide better service. They have a better understanding of the products they are selling and take more time to get to know customers.
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11th November 2013The Awá have been driven to the brink of extinction as waves of illegal loggers, settlers and ranchers have flooded their land. Toby Nicholas reports that there is hope on the horizon ... more...
Activists return to defend Tasmania's forests as logging resumes
Ollie Milman
27th April, 2012An agreement that would end 30 years of verbal, and often physical, confrontation over the future of the forests in the Australian state of Tasmania is teetering on the edge of collapse. Ollie Milman reports more...
Pillage theory: a blueprint for prosecuting corporations trading in conflict resources
Matilda Lee
20th April, 2012Timber, diamonds, gold and oil have long been recognised as drivers of war. But companies involved in trading commodities from conflict zones are seldom prosecuted. Isn't it time they were held to account? Matilda Lee reports more...
EIA: 'Anti-corruption activists need help bringing iIlegal loggers to justice'
Faith Doherty
17th April, 2012The Environmental Investigation Agency's forestry campaigner Faith Doherty welcomes a new report by the World Bank calling for stronger action to stop forestry corruption, but says more support is needed to help activists follow the money trail more...
UK shamed as appetite for cheap timber sees it top sales of illegal wood
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23rd February, 2012The £700 million trade is 'one of the best kept secrets', say campaigners, with consumers largely unaware they are buying illegally felled timber more...
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1st February, 2012Politicians deny the existence of isolated tribes like the Mashco-Piro as oil, gas and logging exploration increasingly encroaches on their forest territory more...
Activists challenge 'corrupt' government in the battle for Sarawak's rainforests
Alex Joseph
10th August, 2011Land seizures, rampant logging and oil palm expansion have decimated Sarawak's forests. But now an invigorated reform movement is fighting back - accusing the government and its chief minister Abdul Taib Mahmud of duplicity. Alex Joseph reports more...
Revealed: how the Vietnamese military fuels destruction of Laos' forests
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28th July, 2011Undercover filming by the Environmental Investigation Agency has unearthed shocking evidence of military involvement in the illegal timber trade, all to feed western demand for stylish wood products, according to Faith Doherty more...
Siberian tigers under threat as 'timber mafia' devastate Russian forests
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11th May, 2011Criminal gangs are increasingly smuggling Russian timber into China for manufacture into baby cribs, picture frames and toilet seats sold in the west. Those trying to thwart them face violence and corruption. Sebastian Strangio reports from Vladivostok more...
Revealed: paper giant 'linked to Indonesian forest trashing' targeted activists
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30th March, 2011A little-reported legal battle in Italy between paper company Pigna and eco-activists from Terra! is leading to fears that it may open the way for big companies to muzzle legitimate environmental protests. Mandy Haggith reports
7 ways to help stop tropical deforestion & illegal logging
Peter Dauvergne & Jane Lister
11th March, 2011A store like Walmart can wield more power than a country over a logging company - especially in the global South. But what's good for Walmart is not always good for the planet. Peter Dauvergne & Jane Lister outline 7 key tools for retailers to limit the impacts of timber consumption more...
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14th December, 2010The recent death of Indian environmentalist Amit Jethva was the latest in a growing number of disturbing incidents of brutality and violence against activists, report Ambika Hiranandani and Tom Levitt more...
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Deforestation could fuel deadly spread of malaria, yellow fever and Lyme disease
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29th September 2010In a remarkable and harrowing dispatch from Guinea-Bissau, Dawn Starin reports how logging, mining and agriculture are opening up the country's once intact forests to the ravages of the growing bush-meat trade, threatening some of the country's most enigmatic monkey species more...
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Father Eric demands answers from Kristen, Nicole goes after Kristen, and Sami tells Caroline about the sex tape.
Hope finds Nicole at Club TBD and tells her how everyone at the wedding saw a video of Kristen and Father Eric having sex. Nicole's shocked and cries. Hope wants Nicole to confirm certain facts but is paged. Nicole has trouble wrapping her brain around what happened and after Hope leaves, she runs out.
Father Eric finds Kristen searching for Brady at the lake. How did he find her? He shows her Brady's cell phone. He intercepted her message to Brady and says, "God showed me the way." He grabs her and starts yelling about how they sat in his office, her asking him to absolve her sins, while he was unaware she raped him. She claims he seduced her. He's not leaving until she answers for what she has done. He recalls how she was licking his lips, waiting to destroy his life. Kristen asks, "Are you sure you weren't licking your lips after all those years of being sex starved?" She thinks he's demonizing her and they argue about who seduced whom. He asks why she hates him so. She cries that she doesn't and admits this was about hurting Marlena. Marlena destroyed her ambitions of becoming a wife and mother. She says the only thing worse than not having a child is to watch your child destroyed. Kristen barks out a laugh when Father Eric is astounded that she let Nicole take the blame, then walks off.
Maggie shows up on Daniel's doorstep, bawling. She eventually gets it out that Marlena and Victor played a sex tape of Kristen and Father Eric. She finds it cruel and though Daniel's bowled over, he defends Victor. Eric shows up looking for Nicole.
At the hospital, Kayla is done giving Johnny stitches after he took a fall in the park when Rafe wheels up. Johnny jumps into his lap with glee. Kayla leaves to get antibiotics and Roman calls. Back by the elevator, Johnny reports that his daddy said he could visit soon with his siblings. Kayla returns and she and Sami take Johnny nearby to give him ointment. Back by the elevator, EJ tells Rafe Chad's going to make a complete recovery. Rafe appreciates that EJ will allow the kids to see him even though they despise each other. Johnny runs over while Kayla asks Sami what went down at the wedding. Roman could barely speak, she says. Sami fills her in on the sex tape of Kristen and Father Eric breaking up the wedding. She's disgusted with the DiMeras. It's going to kill Caroline. Sami will explain it. She takes Johnny and they leave.
From the Kiriakis mansion, Brady leaves a message for Hope on the landline while searching for his cell phone. Victor walks in. Brady knows playing the sex video at the wedding was his idea. Victor didn't want it to come out this way but there's no getting through to him on the subject of Kristen. Brady shakes his head. He had to expose her publicly and would do it over if he had to. He did it all for his grandson and tells him he loves him. Brady knows. Stoically, he thanks Victor. He knows Victor wanted to save his life while Marlena just wanted to get back at Kristen. He crumples the DVD and throws it in the fire. He wants Victor's help in tracking 'that miserable bitch' down.
On the phone at the Brady's Pub, Jordan tells someone she'll be careful. Later, Caroline makes small talk with her about how she enjoys living in Salem and hands her Rafe's favorite desert, dulce de leche cake. She talks of Rafe in glowing terms. Sami, EJ, and Johnny pass Jordan on her way out. They update Caroline on Johnny's stitches and send him for cake in the kitchen. Sami tells Caroline about Eric being drugged and assaulted. Caroline doesn't take it well. When Sami reveals Marlena played the video for the wedding guests, Caroline goes to lie down.
Hope flashes her badge to Harold at the DiMera mansion. She wants to see Kristen but he won't let her in without a warrant. She leaves and Kristen sneaks to the door. Nicole grabs her and lays into her. Kristen taunts her about the sex with Eric and Nicole tells her nemesis she's going to jail. Kristen shoves Nicole and gets in her car. Nicole chases her in her own car. Nicole rams her and they swerve off the road.
Jordan returns to the hospital and passes Kayla leaving Rafe's room. Jordan hands over the cake and they share it. Rafe wishes Johnny was still here to try some.
Hope goes to the Kiriakis mansion asking Victor and Brady for a statement. Brady says to track Kristen down or he will - and if he finds her, he'll kill her.
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WILMINGTON — North Carolina officials are renaming a bridge in Wilmington for a former Board of Transportation member who was a longtime Democratic Party fundraiser.
The ceremony Friday afternoon was to rename the bridge on the Martin Luther King Jr. parkway for Larry Wilson.
Wilson, a lawyer and developer, was a major fundraiser for Gov. Mike Easley, who appointed him to the state board, and for Gov. Bev Perdue. Perdue reappointed Wilson to the board in 2009.
He resigned in 2010 as federal prosecutors were about to release a 51-count indictment against Ruffin Poole, a former aide to Easley. Poole served a one year federal sentence for tax evasion.
Wilson was not charged. But Poole's indictment listed Wilson as a Wilmington financier who was a major player in what it called a "pay-to-play" culture in the Easley administration.
Wilmington City Council passed a resolution asking for the name change to honor Wilson, crediting him with brining state highway funds to the area.
"The parkway was finished during the time he was a board member, after we'd had trouble getting it funded," said Laura Padgett, a Wilmington City Council member.
Senate Republican Leader Phil Berger criticized Perdue's decision to name the bridge for Wilson.
"Perdue is allowing our roads and bridges to bear the namesake of top campaign donors, political cronies, and co-conspirators in the scandals that led to Easley's felony conviction," Berger said Thursday.
Easley was convicted after he left office of a felony related to improper reporting by his campaign of a flight.
"Mr. Wilson was never indicted formally, not accused and not convicted of anything," Padgett said. "Our feeling is, we're recognizing him for what he did for transportation in our area."
Kure Beach Mayor Dean Lambeth also questioned naming the bridge for Wilson.
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Ellie and Spin get closer, Michael defends AJ, and Brit can't close the deal.
* The first half of "GH" was preempted for a Presidential News Conference. The show began at 2:30 PM in progress.
From his cell AJ accuses of Sonny of stealing everything he has, including Michael. Sonny tells AJ that Michael has been through some hard times and has made something of himself. He doesn't need AJ. Michael arrives. AJ wants him to decide for himself. He brings up the meat hook again, and Sonny retaliates by telling Michael about the time AJ threw a pregnant Carly down the stairs, killing her baby. Another accident he had gave Jason brain damage. Sonny just wanted to protect Michael. AJ admits he was out of control and Michael defends AJ. He brings up the time he got shot in the head because of Sonny. He was in a coma for a while but he is fine now and it wasn't Sonny's fault. Carly hears them screaming and comes in. She wants the three of them to leave but Michael wants to stay with AJ.
At the Haunted Star Patrick and Brit walk off together and Liz and Sabrina decide to get drinks. Big ones. They had been turned down by the Quartermaines for funding for the Nurse's Ball. Sabrina sucks down her drink and starts mocking Brit. She thinks she and Patrick are probably having sex right now. Liz realizes Sabrina likes Patrick. She denies it but Liz is not fooled. Sabrina is mortified and tells her is just a crush. She just wants Patrick to be happy. She does not think Brit cares about him and has never looked twice at Emma. He isn't ready, not that it will stop Brit.
In their Metro Court room, Brit and Patrick start kissing. She goes to get comfortable and he tries to get undressed but stops when he sees his wedding ring. She comes out in her bra and panties but he has all of his clothes on. He is not ready.
At their table at the Haunted Star Maxie wants to subtly sabotage Ellie and Spin's relationship. Maxie doesn't think they are too serious – they haven't even had sex yet. Lulu and Dante encourage her to tell Spin how she feels before he gets more involved with Ellie. She agrees and calls Spin but he is not answering. "They must be busy looking at bacteria," she says. She'll just tell him in the morning. How much can change between now and then?
Ellie and Spin make out at her new apartment. She pulls away. She wants to but she is nervous. She has been hurt before and does not want to go through that again. Being with him would be significant for her. She does not want to take this step unless it is serious. He assures her he is not going to hurt her. He is the one who usually gets hurt. They start kissing and he does not notice Maxie's call. Later, they move to her bedroom.
Diane visits Tracy at the Quartermaine mansion. Monica advised her no one would be home. She is representing Alice and Monica and wants her to drop the charges. Tracy refuses. Diane will begin eviction proceedings unless they can work something out. Later, Monica and Alice return. Tracy is going to make it her mission that AJ spend the rest of his life behind bars.
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Kent State University at Salem alumnus Jennifer Andres feels fortunate to work at Salem Junior High as a reading specialist. Attending Kent State Salem and graduating with a bachelor's degree in early childhood education, coupled with a reading endorsement, allowed her to stay close to her friends and family. "I'm fortunate I've been able to stay in the area and be close to family," she said. "Because we're in the area, my kids are close to their grandparents."
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Willamette theatre building dedicated in honor of President Pelton
The Willamette University Board of Trustees recently dedicated the newly renovated theatre building in honor of President M. Lee Pelton, who is leaving Willamette this spring.
The M. Lee Pelton Theatre commemorates Pelton's 13 years as president and his long-standing commitment to the arts at Willamette.
The playhouse reopened last fall after undergoing a $5.6 million renovation that overhauled the building's infrastructure, substantially improving the lighting and sound and creating labs for combat training, dance, costumes, acting, prosthetics, digital media and set design.
The building also features a new black box theatre that can be converted from thrust stage to theatre in the round or any configuration a director needs.
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The Pelton Theatre serves as a first-rate performing arts facility that supports the kind of innovations for which Willamette Theatre is already known.
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Dana White defends Ronda Rousey's 'it' comments, insists 'Cyborg' looks like 'Wanderlei Silva in a dress'
But according to UFC President Dana White (via Fox Sports' Marc Raimondi), Ronda's comments weren't all that bad.
In fact, as he told reporters during today's (April 24, 2014) Ultimate Media Day in Baltimore, Maryland, it wasn't any worse than when "Cyborg" called Rousey a "chicken."
Dana White compares Ronda calling Cyborg an 'it' with Cyborg calling Ronda a chicken.
— Marc Raimondi (@marc_raimondi) April 24, 2014
The outspoken head honcho took it a step further, by dishing out his own insults to "Cyborg," saying that the former Strikeforce champion looked like Wanderlei Silva in a dress during the World MMA Awards.
Dana White said he said at the MMA Awards that Cyborg looked like Wanderlei Silva in a dress. "And she did."
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Oh boy.
Watch the 172 pre fight media day scrum, Dana basically calls the transgendered community all 'its' while explaining to everyone how Ronda was not using it as a slur against the transgendered community.
Cris Cyborg fires back at 'funny' Dana White, unfazed that he's protecting UFC 'paper' champion Ronda Rousey
"Cyborg" has responded to White's statements and at least she's having fun with them. However, she does think that the UFC women's bantamweight champion has a padded record of her own (via MMA Fighting):
"I thought the comparison was funny. I'm a big fan of Wanderlei Silva, he's a big international idol...I'm not surprised (she wasn't punished) because she's UFC's paper champion. They obviously would never punish her, even because her opponents are handpicked."
If Cyborg has any sense, she'll stop talking about it and just cut the weight. Get a couple good fights with Invicta at Bantam, maybe take the title. Even if she has the moral high ground, she has to understand that dana does nothing but talk all day, every day. She'll never win a war of words with him. But she can systematically attack the excuses.
If she proves she can win cleanly at 135, it really just comes down to money, and what zuffa would be willing to offer her. Expect a low ball.
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Dana should shut his fuckin yap. Not a fan of Cyborgs but that is just a ridiculous thing to say about someone, especially when it just DRIPS with hypocrisy. Also, Cyborg could slap the taste out of his mouth.
Cyborg would smash Dana and Ronda in a 2 v 1 lol.
All this shows is that he clearly has no intention in giving Ronda that fight or any other challenges. I still question that early ass Stoppage on McMann as well. She was hitting Ronda with some hard ass shots so they had to take whatever stoppage they could before she did too much damage to Ronda
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BOISE, Idaho - The Cal State Northridge men's and women's team posted some solid perfromances in the second indoor meet of the 2012 season Friday and Saturday at the Jacksons Invitational.
The Matador men picked up event wins from Kemar Marsden (200 meters), Michael Woodham (60 hurdles), Thomas Johnson (high jump) and Jory Rucker (long jump) while Ese Ntekume (60 hurdles, triple jump) and Olympia Jewett (pentathlon) picked up wins on the women's side.
The meet began with the pentathlon and heptathlon and Northridge continues to produce solid multi-event athletes under the tutelage of fomer assistant newly-named head coach Avery Anderson. Jewett won the pentathlon scoring a meet-best 3,604 points while Jordan Dufault was sixth with 3,032 points. In the heptathlon, the Matadors took two of the top three spots as Derrick Harris (4,908) claimed second followed by teammate Donovan Toban (4,754).
The Matador men and women also fared well on the track much like they did at the season-opening Great Dane Classic in New York last weekend. Newcomer Leshel Vines finished fourth in the 60 meters (7.85) after also finishing fourth in the prelims (7.87). The Northridge women took four of the top eight places in the 200 meters as Precious Watkins was second (24.84), Jackie Harrison was third (25.24), Briana Davis was sixth (25.40) and Vines finished eighth (25.87).
In her first indoor race of the season, Jasmine Cox finished fourth in the 800 meters (2:12.65). Ntekume took the first of her two first-place finishes in the 60 meter hurdles after finishing fifth in the prelims (9.08). Ntekume ran 8.99 in the final to hold off a host of sprinters including teammate Stella Dugall who was sixth (9.21). In the 4x400 relay, CSUN finished second in 3:47.32 behind the quartet of Cox, Harrison, Watkins and Shane Mullany-Banks.
Ntekume's first-place finish in the triple jump highlighted the Matador women in the field events. The junior jumped 39-5 (12.07) to edge Dugall who was second at 38-5.50 (11.72). In the pole vault, Jenna Yowell was third with a top height of 11-7.75 (3.55) while Jenna Hulion finished eighth at 11-1.75 (3.40). In the throws, Sydney Hubbard placed ninth in the shot put with a top throw of 42-4 (12.90) and Jamila McIntosh was 18th in the weight throw with a best of 43-3.25 (13.19).
For the Matador men, Thomas Henry ran the top prelim time in the 60 meters before finishing second in the final. Henry clocked a time of 6.98 in the prelims before running 6.94 in the final. Marsden finished third in the prelims (7.01) but did not run in the final while Kenneth Stone was eighth in the prelims (7.30) before false-starting in the final.
Marsden clocked a time of 21.56 to claim the 200 meters ahead of teammate Khalid Jones who was third (22.32). Henry was seventh in 22.48 while Stone finished ninth in 22.59. Jones also finished in the top-five in the 400 after running 49.55 to place fifth with Stone placing 17th (51.25). Woodham had his second straight solid finish in the 60 meter hurdles winning in a time of 8.03 after running 8.20 in the prelims to finish third. The 4x400 relay team of Jones, Stone, Michael Broussard and Marsden finished third in a time of 3:25.60.
Johnson had the top height in the high jump after clearing a season-best 6-8.25 (2.04). The senior now has two top-four finishes in two indoor meets this season. In the pole vault, Dusty Brown was 10th (15-1) with Joshua Schroder 11th at 14-7.25. Rucker completed a solid effort by the Matador jumpers with a first-place finish in the long jump at 22-8 (6.91).
In the two throwing events, Jose Aviles took second in the shot put (51-4.50) and 10th in the weight throw (50-4.50) while teammate Tucker Weathers was fourth in the shot put (49-8.50) and eighth in the weight throw (51-11.25).


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