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Unlike traditional discovery approaches, McAfee Asset Manager uses passive and active scanning techniques to expand coverage to all devices at all times. This continuous asset monitoring integrates with industry-leading vulnerability scanning and incident management workflows to enable continuous asset compliance.
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SnugRide Click Connect 35 is the lightest weight infant car seat on the market, making it easy for mom to carry baby from car to stroller and everywhere in between. The seat is designed to protect babies rear-facing from 4-35 lbs and features a comfortable seat to keep baby safe and cozy. SnugRide Click Connect 35 is equipped with Click Connect technology providing a one-step secure attachment to all Graco Click Connect strollers making it easy to create a travel system that best fits your lifestyle.
* Not compatible with original Graco Snugride adapters
- Helps protect rear-facing infants from 4-35 lbs. and up to 32 inches
- Click Connect™ technology offers a one-step secure attachment to
- Graco® Click Connect™ strollers to create a travel system
- Top rated by leading consumer magazines and publications
- Rigorously crash tested to meet or exceed U.S. safety standards
- Safe Seat Engineered* (*safeseat engineering includes side impact testing, testing at 2x car seat standard, and testing to extreme car interior temperatures)
- Side-impact tested* (*In addition to meeting or exceeding all applicable US safety standards, the SnugRide® Click Connect™ 35 car seat has been side impact tested for occupant retention by the harness system)
- EPS, energy absorbing foam for effective impact energy management
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The Moyers Tigers took on the 10th ranked Red Oak Eagles this past week in the first round of the Regional competition. This would prove to be a thrilling, nail biting, heart pounding game that came down to the wire.
Junior Brandon Slocum got the opening tip for the Tigers. Sr. Jake Mattingly scored the first basket for the Tigers. The Tigers jumped out to an early lead in an aggressive, physical battle. At the end of one the score was 12-2.
Soph Caleb Armstrong started the second out right with a and 1, the followed it up with a 3 point shot to put the Tigers up 18-5. The crowds roared with support as Brandon and Jake M. each found the 3 point range and the Tigers took a 27-11 point advantage into the locker room at half.
The Red Oak coach must have lit a fire under his team, because they came back out strong in the 3rd. The play got more and more physical and the refs whistle seemed to quit working. Sr. Zach Brittingham battled hard under the boards and Sr. Terrell Morgan came up with some big 3 point shots at just the right time to slow the building Eagle momentum. The Tigers had the lead 36-34 with less than 4 minutes left, but the Eagles weren't going down easy taking over their first lead of the game 40-39 at 3:36 left.
Jr. Jake Dudley hit a much needed free throw to tie things up at 40, Terrell Morgan again ripped the net for a three to give the Tigers back the lead 43-42 with 54.5 seconds left. Jake Dudley took and inbound pass and was fouled which sent him to the line where he came up with a big free-throw to put the Tigers up 44-42. With 4.2 seconds left the Eagles put up a three point shot that rolled on the rim before falling out to give the Tigers the much deserved victory. This was a defensive game and the Tigers worked hard for this win. Jake Dudley led the scoring with 14, followed by Brandon Slocum with 10, Terrell Morgan with 9, Caleb Armstrong with 6 and Jake Mattingly with 5.
Next up in the Regional Championship were the top ranked Varnum Whippets. The Moyers boys, after successfully winning the Red Oak game, decided to support a new hair style, and apparently the Whippets were along the same train of thought. There were more Mohawks on the court that day than most have seen before.
Varnum got the opening tip, but it was the Tigers who took control of the game early. Jake Mattingly put the first point on the board for the Tigers and let them know we were there to play ball. This was a face paced game with the lead changing hands multiple times in the first quarter. Terrell Morgan and Brandon Slocum fought tough under the board to give the Tiger the rebounding edge. After one, the Tigers were in the lead 15-1.
The Tigers seemed to have the momentum in the 2nd with good plays by both teams to keep the score evenly matched. The Whippets had the narrow lead 33-30 at half. The Tigers started sluggish in the 3rd and couldn't seem to buy a basket or a call and Varnum went on an unanswered run to jump ahead of the Tigers 57-46. The Tigers never could seem to find their groove again, and were handed their first lose in the Regional championship by the 3rd ranked Varnum Whippets 72-55.
The boys played a great game and battled hard in front of the all the fans that made the trip. Brandon Slocum led the scoring with 14, Jake Mattingly with 12, Jake Dudley with 11, Terrell Morgan had 9, and Caleb Armstrong with 9.
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UCLA Trip a Complete Bust
(Note: I will be referring to the doctor we went to see as Dr. X.)
Harmonie finished packing up the car, we talked about if we needed anything else and then got in the car. The trip was finally underway.
As we left Las Vegas, the excitement was racing through us. We couldn't believe we were finally heading down to a major University for medical treatment. It's something we had waited over six months for. The drive down seemed to go by quickly. We stopped for lunch about half way, just long enough to stretch our legs and eat, then continued on.
When we entered the Los Angeles valley, the usual southern California traffic became a nightmare. We fought traffic and made it to the hotel and got settled in. We stayed at the same hotel where we went for our one year anniversary, the Travelodge Santa Monica. We like to stay there because they have a full kitchen in the room, so we don't have to waste money eating out.
We decided to call it a night early, greatly anticipating the next day's appointment. We tossed and turned all night. When the alarm went off in the morning, we had only gotten minimal sleep. Our adrenaline was surging. We might finally be at the doctor that can help me walk again. We loaded the car back up and took the short five minute drive to the clinic.
We got to the building and took the elevator to the second floor. We checked in and filled out some paperwork. We were called back fairly quickly so we took that as a good sign. The nurse took my vitals and then we waited.…
And waited.…
Finally one of Dr. X's resident doctors came in and started inquiring about my pain and what I was exposed to in Iraq and Afghanistan. He seemed intrigued by everything and told us that we had come to the right place and they would be able to help. He left the room to go confer with the doctor and again we waited.
After a little while Dr. X walked in. Wearing a pin striped suit with purple socks, he momentarily seemed very nice. Until he started talking.…
He proceeded to tell us the following things:
- That he sees nothing wrong with my knees.
- That people have fat collect in different areas, mine just happens to be in both of my knees.
- That they are ABSOLUTELY NOT tumors in my knees, it's just a collection of healthy fat tissue.
- It's normal for fat to replace muscle when you aren't up walking around.
- That I have severe nerve damage.
- That I have unexplainable back problems.
- Insisted on taking an x-ray of my hip, which he found nothing on.
- That if I have a bunch of toxins in my body, there is nothing he can do about it.
- That he is a surgeon, not a doctor.
- He tried to force a cortisone injection on me, saying the previous one was done incorrectly.
- When we asked if he had seen the information about my last cortisone injection, he responded "No, it would take me hours to go through the medical records that were sent to him."
So as you can see, these things didn't make Harmonie and I very happy. Now, let me cover these from my point of view and from what I have been told from five previous doctors:
- Obviously something is wrong with my knees, OTHERWISE I'D BE WALKING!!!
- Oh good, I guess I just need liposuction in the back of my knee. If only we had known! So just normal fatty cells are causing this much pain? Likely..
- We already knew that they were "fatty tumors" and not anything else. He persistently corrected us when we said tumors, saying it absolutely isn't that. It's a collection of fat cells and to stop calling it tumors. Every other physician we've seen who actually has reviewed my case has called them tumors.
- Dr. X couldn't understand that the TUMORS had arrived well before I couldn't walk anymore. He didn't seem to understand the tumors are the cause of me being in the wheelchair, not the result of it.
- Severe nerve damage was a new one on us. While we are willing to explore this avenue, not a single doctor or test has indicated any sort of nerve damage.
- Unexplainable back problems??? I have no back problems. He tried to relate a back issue I don't have to my knee pain.
- Why the heck did I need hip x-rays? This one was baffling. As a professional doctor at UCLA, you'd think he would come up with some better testing than a hip x-ray
- We already knew I have toxins in my body. How do you think I got the lung disease? We weren't asking Dr. X to take the toxins out of me, we were asking him to fix my knees.
- This one really upset us. If you aren't a doctor, THEN WHAT ARE WE DOING HERE!!!????? Last I heard, surgeons ARE doctors, am I wrong? He may as well have described himself as an idiot who is good with a knife!
- I had to control myself on this one. Harmonie and I went as far as calling the orthopedic doctor here in Las Vegas and got him on the phone telling him what was going on. He said "I've done hundreds and hundreds of knees injections. I didn't miss and had never seen a reaction like mine." He even faxed the report over to UCLA and Dr. X didn't even have the respect to go read it. Which leads me to…
- When I continued to decline his cortisone injection because the last one did terrible things to me, we asked him if he had read the report on my last cortisone injection (the same one the doctor from Las Vegas just faxed down) and he said "The file is this big [made a symbol with his fingers], it would take me our hours to read your medical file." This was a surprise to us! We told the nurse we weren't coming down until they had gone over my medical records and she assured us he had and was still willing to help. So we were lied to, brought down on false pretenses, and made a mockery of all in one trip.
I would just like to add this is the fifth doctor we've been to over the last six months. My physicians have watched these "tumors" grow and the detriment it has had on my ability to walk. Everyone who has been involved in my case agrees that these growths are abnormal and need to be biopsied and researched further. It has only been due to the high risk of performing surgery on me that others have been unwilling to do so. However, no one has had the audacity to simply pretend there is no problem.
To say the least, our trip to UCLA was a complete bust. We got no help whatsoever. This doctor may as well have told me that I should be able to get up and run around. I rolled out of there completely disappointed with the feeling that we were taken advantage of. At the end he said he wanted me to come back in a month.
If there is nothing wrong with me, WHY WOULD I NEED TO COME BACK IN A MONTH?????
Sorry, but I had to vent my frustration. I even went to the appointment guarded, but nothing could have prepared me for the ridiculousness of Dr. X.
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May 15, 2015
Event to offer multicultural perspectives on speech pathology and educational approaches to Autism
May 04, 2015
Associate Vice President for Global Initiatives & Professor of Political Science Saliba Sarsar was featured in New Jersey Jewish News on April 29.
April 08, 2015
Monmouth University's 14th annual Global Understanding Convention, "Practicing Non-Violence in a Violent World," takes place April 13 to 17
April 07, 2015
Monmouth University's new #coMmtalks series was featured in the Asbury Park Press on April 2.
March 30, 2015
Associate Vice President for Global Initiatives & Professor of Political Science Saliba Sarsar co-authored an article that appeared on NJ.com on March 29.
March 10, 2015
Joe Patten, Chair and Associate Professor of Political Science and Sociology, and members of the Monmouth University debate team were featured on the front page of the Asbury Park Press on March 8.
January 21, 2015
Monmouth University Marine Scientist Jim Nickels was featured on FiOS 1 News on January 13.
January 15, 2015
"A World at War, 1937-1945: Triumph, Tragedy, Memory and Myth"
December 03, 2014
Center will offer treatment services for children and adults.
November 25, 2014
Local venders will be selling a variety of fun and unique products including jewelry, home goods, clothing, cookware, and much more.
November 24, 2014
Santander Bank, N.A. announced that it renewed its commitment with Monmouth University for its Santander Universities Global Division to support the Urban Coast Institute (UCI) Marine Science & Policy Initiative.
November 18, 2014
Proceeds from this event support the Monmouth University Scholarship Fund.
November 11, 2014
This lecture is free and open to the public.
October 29, 2014
In its 15th year, the student-organized community service initiative celebrated its largest turnout ever.
October 28, 2014
The lecture by Avi Melamed, a former Israeli senior official on Arab affairs, is free and open to the public.


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First lady Michelle Obama said in a "Good Morning America" interview Tuesday that an automatic weapon was used in the shooting death of Hadiya Pendleton, but that detail — which is not supported by police accounts — was edited out when the interview was aired and posted to ABC's website.
The mention of automatic weapons and the subsequent editing by ABC were quickly swept into the politically charged environment surrounding gun control, becoming a hot topic on conservative blogs.
Police say they have not recovered the weapon used to kill Hadiya, but a day after her homicide on Jan. 29, Chicago police Superintendent Garry McCarthy said the gunman possibly used a revolver because no bullet casings were found at the shooting scene — as there would be if a semi-automatic or automatic weapon had been used.
On Feb. 11, when authorities announced murder charges against two suspects, McCarthy said the only ballistics evidence recovered from the park where Hadiya was shot was a "partial bullet."
In the "Good Morning America" segment that aired Tuesday, the first lady met with host Robin Roberts and talked about, among other things, the death of 15-year-old Hadiya.
In the written version posted to ABC's website, Obama is quoted as saying:
"She was standing out in a park with her friends in a neighborhood blocks away from where my kids ... grew up, where our house is. She had just taken a chemistry test. And she was caught in the line of fire because some kids had some automatic weapons they didn't need. I just don't want to keep disappointing our kids in this country. I want them to know that we put them first."
However, in the video clip that appears online, the mention of "automatic weapons" was edited out:
"She was standing out in a park with her friends in a neighborhood blocks away from where my kids grow — grew — up, where our house is. … And she was caught in the line of fire. ... I just don't want to keep disappointing our kids in this country. I want them to know that we put them first."
ABC issued the following statement from a network spokeswoman:
"The full story was posted to our website in advance of the interview being broadcast. The edits made to Robin's interview with the first lady were made solely for time."
Hadiya, a high school honor student whose King College Prep majorette squad participated in inaugural festivities last month, was killed in Harsh Park, about a mile from the Obamas' Kenwood home. Michelle Obama attended Pendleton's funeral Feb 9.
Requests to the first lady's press office for comment were not immediately returned.
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Mackie® Once Again Brings Pro Technology to the Masses with New HDA System
London, England - 12 September 2010 - Mackie today announces a groundbreaking new addition to its popular HD Series — the Mackie HDA High-Definition Arrayable Powered Loudspeaker. Designed in collaboration with the EAW acoustical design team, the HDA is a professional, powerful and extremely flexible compact line array. Configurable with up to four per side, the HDA can handle anything from mid-size houses of worship to large clubs in a design that is more cost-effective than ever before possible.
"The HDA is another example of what Mackie does best: delivering high-end pro audio technology to the masses," said Ben Olswang, Mackie brand product manager. "Thanks to the integration of EAW's design expertise, the HDA sets an entirely new professional standard in the portable live sound market that is simply not achievable by our competitors."
Each HDA module delivers 1200W of peak system power and houses an EAW-designed 12˝ LF driver and dual Beyma® 1.7˝ HF compression drivers, mounted into a multi-cell horn. HDA incorporates Mackie's high-definition digital processing, which corrects inherent sonic issues that arise with all horn-loaded drivers, resulting in unbelievably accurate sound. With a 100x20 coverage pattern and integrated rigging hardware that allows for up to four HDAs and two Mackie HD1801 Powered Subwoofers per side, a fully-realized HDA rig can easily handle large audiences with the consistent, predictable coverage that only a line array can offer. A three-position voicing switch provides easy set up of larger rigs and up to two modules can be pole-mounted directly above a subwoofer, for the ultimate high-output portable PA system.
With the addition of the HDA, Mackie now offers a full range of high-definition loudspeakers including the ultra-compact HD1221, the HD1521 2-way and HD1531 3-way loudspeakers, and the 15" HD1501 and 18" HD1801 subwoofers.
The HDA High-Definition Arrayable Powered Loudspeaker will be available worldwide in Q4. The HDA will have a retail price of $2099.99 USD, €1999.00 including tax and £1649.00 including VAT. To see the HDA and other models in the HD Series, visit Mackie during the PLASA Show on Stand 1-F4 from 12-15 September 2010 in London, England.
About Mackie
Mackie, a LOUD Technologies Inc. brand, is known worldwide as a leading developer and marketer of high-quality, affordable professional audio systems. Mackie products can be found in professional and project recording studios, video and broadcast suites, post production facilities and sound reinforcement applications including churches and nightclubs, retail locations and on major musical tours. For more information visit: www.mackie.com.
Mackie is a registered trademark of LOUD Technologies Inc. in the United States, European Union and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
About LOUD Technologies Inc.
As the corporate parent for world-recognized brands Alvarez®, Ampeg®, Blackheart®, Crate®, EAW®, Mackie® and Martin Audio®, LOUD engineers, markets and distributes a wide range of professional audio and musical instrument products worldwide. Our product lines include sound reinforcement systems, analog and digital mixers, guitar and bass amplifiers, and acoustic and electric guitars. These products can be found in professional and project recording studios, video and broadcast suites, post-production facilities, sound reinforcement applications including houses of worship, stadiums, nightclubs, retail locations, and on major musical concert tours. The Company distributes its products primarily through retail dealers, mail order outlets and installed sound contractors. The Company has its primary operations in the United States with operations in the United Kingdom, Canada and China. For more information, please see our website: www.loudtechinc.com.
For more information please contact: LOUD Technologies Inc. – 16220 Wood-Red Road N.E. – Woodinville, WA 98072 – Phone: (425) 487-4333 – Fax: (425) 487-4337 – Internet: www.loudtechinc.com
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Information a Good Clash of Clans Guide Should Have
There are several "Clash of Clans" guides on the internet with the better ones being very detailed with effective strategies. If reading this article a player probably knows what "Clash of Clans" is but if a person just happened to land on this page – he or she probably hasn't a clue. Keep reading!
Type of game
Clash of Clans is a combat game of strategy that the developers all call "epic". The game is free and you are able to:
- Build villages and defend all
- Control the realm
- Battle with players worldwide
A good guide
Many players have developed guides on the internet with forums, tips, and lots of information for helping not only beginners but almost everyone with any area of the game. The Jorge Yao guide is one of the best CoC guides out there. It was created by a pro Clash of Clans player. These guides can give tips on how to build villages so they are better able to be defended when the neighbouring village has decided to come and raid another village's stock of resources. These villages are built up over time. The main two resources; when first are beginning to play the game is gold and Elixirs. These resources are used to build walls, resource buildings, towers and bit by bit everything else that a growing village should have. The Elixirs also train the troops to fight.
Build a village
When beginning playing the game players are only given two buildings – little by little new buildings are finished with resources that are bought with CoC (what players call this game) currency which is gems. While building up the village it is important to lay it out in a defensive strategy that best protects precious resources the village has. A good guide would be one that helps a beginner understand the ins and outs of building a village that can readily be defended.
Beginners Guide
A really good guide for the beginner should help with:
- Designing the village
- Defensive strategies
- Farming for food
- Buying or attaining more resources
- Getting more gems for paying extra builders
- When to raid other villages
Revenge Option
This is an option that can be used when other villages have raided another village and stolen a lot of resources. It is debatable if revenge should be early or after waiting a while. A good guide will help in learning about the revenge option.
Why to battle
While playing this game there are trophies to win as well as new resources to gain. Plus building and farming are always going on in the game especially after being raided with resources stolen and crops being destroyed.
Defend the villages
Good guides will have tips on how to protect the village with Elixirs when offline and other defensive measures to take when going offline for extended periods of time. This game seems to be very addicting so many players are probably not offline for very long.
History of game
Clash of the Clans is a 2012 free online video game developed as well as published by a video game company Supercell that has its headquarters in Helsinki, Finland. There are also currently platforms so that the game can be played with any mobile device on platforms iOS or Android applications.


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CLEMSON - Jadeveon Clowney doesn't have to convince anybody he can terrify quarterbacks in their sleep or knock ballcarriers' helmets into orbit.
Post and Courier college reporter Aaron Brenner will be reporting and tweeting live from the NFL Scouting Combine this week in Indianapolis. Follow him here on Twitter for all the latest news and notes.
He will, however, have to convince his future employers he is willing to pay the price for getting those opportunities in the NFL.
Clowney has the most natural talent of any player eligible for the 2014 NFL draft, and the former South Carolina defensive end has stated his goal of being the first player selected on May 8. He remains atop the "Big Boards" routinely updated by ESPN, NFL.com, CBS Sports, SB Nation and others.
NFL Network draft expert Mike Mayock can't ignore the fact Clowney had just three sacks in 2013 - after a combined 21 sacks his first two seasons - or that he provided distractions with injury concerns.
Clowney doesn't need to convince Mayock he can get it done. The question: Will he get it done?
"My biggest concern is just, what's his mental makeup? How important is it to him when he gets a big paycheck to become the best player in football, or is he just going to be happy to be a millionaire?" Mayock said on Tuesday's teleconference with reporters, two days before the NFL Scouting Combine begins in Indianapolis. "I think that's the most critical checking point here for an organization. I know what the football player is when motivated; I just want to know what kind of kid I'm getting."
Michael Sam of Missouri will command many of the headlines this weekend after the defensive end's announcement that he is gay. Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel will be in the limelight, too, as will fellow passers and No. 1 draft hopefuls Teddy Bridgewater (Louisville) and Blake Bortles (Central Florida.)
But the Clowney Show resumes Friday, when defensive ends meet with the assembled media. Clowney and his positional mates will compete in drills Sunday televised by the NFL Network.
"I know he's got the physical makeup to be the best player in the draft," Mayock said. "If you want to compare him to Mario Williams, I think he's a better football player with more upside than when Mario came out of college, and he was obviously the first pick (in 2006.)"
"So from a physical skill set, this kid is as freaky as they come. He plays a position of critical importance in today's NFL, with his ability to get to the quarterback. He can play multiple places on the defense. So all those things check off."
Watkins 'special'
Mayock said he doesn't drool over blue-chip receivers the way others do, and he only projects one wideout to be selected in the top 10 this spring.
But Sammy Watkins, the former Clemson All-American, is Mayock's exception.
"Watkins is a special player," Mayock said. "He's physically explosive, he's got great hands, he's got good size, he's got very good speed. And what I really, really like about this kid is he's got some toughness. He'll go over the middle, he'll physically beat press coverage."
Watkins caught 101 passes for 1,464 yards and 12 touchdowns last year, but it's his intangibles that impress Mayock.
"He's got a little attitude about him. He blocks people. You can see him getting (mad) during games and going after corners and safeties and linebackers," Mayock said. "He's got an attitude like he wants to be the best player there is. When you combine that with his physical ability, I think that's awesome."
Draft rundown
South Carolina's Bruce Ellington of Moncks Corner drew a comparison to a former teammate.
"He reminds me a little bit of a bigger Ace Sanders," Mayock said. "And I really liked Ace Sanders. So I think, given the depth of this receiving class, he's probably a third- or fourth-round guy. But he's got some upside, I like him."
Mayock projects former Gamecocks Kelcy Quarles (defense end) and Victor Hampton (cornerback) to go either in the second or third rounds of the draft.
He's less sure about USC quarterback Connor Shaw.
"I love his toughness on the field," Mayock said. "I'm just not sure if his body type, his frame is going to warrant taking much of a beating. But I think he'll get an opportunity."
As for Shaw's in-state counterpart, Clemson's Tajh Boyd is looking at a mid- to late-round selection.
"Tajh Boyd has got mobility, and he's got better arm strength than people think," Mayock said. "He's won a lot of football games. He's got some inconsistencies on tape, but he's a playmaker. I like that. He's a guy I think you get mid to late in this draft and you try to develop him."
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2014 ONU Law Review & Moot Court Golf Outing Fundraiser
Saturday, September 27, 2014 at 9:00am
Colonial Golfers Club
Stop by the table in the student lounge to sign up! | Registration Form
$50.00 for Non-ONU Law Student golfers
$40.00 for ONU Law Student golfers
Sign up as a team of four, or as an individual to be placed on a team with other individuals the day of the outing. Not a great golfer? That's okay! The outing will be in a scramble format and mulligans will be sold for $5.00 each (limit two per person). Mulligans can be purchased in advance for $5.00 or at the course on the day of the outing. Lunch is included in the price to play and will be provided after the completion of the tournament. Water will also be provided throughout the day. Other beverages, including beer, may be purchased from the Colonial Golfer's Club. Prizes will be awarded for longest drive (men), longest drive (women), closest to the hole, longest putt, first place team, second place team, and worst team. There will be additional prizes up for raffle. Raffle tickets will be sold for $2.00 each the day of the outing.
Some of the prizes and raffle items include:
A registration table is stationed in the law school student lounge during the day.
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We are also looking for sponsors to make prize and raffle donations, as well as money donations for our organizations. With each donation, a sponsor will receive a sign at the respective location. The Sponsorship Form can be found HERE. The options for sponsorship are as follows:
The Registration and Sponsorship deadline is Thursday, September 25, 2014. Please make all checks payable to Ohio Northern University and write "Law Review/Moot Court Golf Outing" in the memo line.
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Reply+202#203 - ryuryu (08/09/2013) [-]
#1345 to #203 - adrianoc (08/09/2013) [-]
Thank you for that comment, really.... Somehow the day before yesterday I ageed to be a friends **** buddy however yesterday I had already regreted it (I'm on vacation in another country right now so we never really did anything). I'm a virgin but I don't really feel the need to sleep around and I feel that if I would do something with this chick it would just feel wrong. Thank you I will tell her the deal's off.
#1233 to #203 - aceonfire (08/09/2013) [-]
You're too ******* right. I lost mine to someone I wish I hadn't. We ended up dating for a year and a half, and it turns out she was just a cheating whore. I wish I had waited, because I found out that its a ******* better to be with someone you love and have that kind of intimacy than to just have sex with whomever. Anyone that pressures you into having sex with a random bimbo is most likely just insecure themselves.
#986 to #203 - saygoodnight (08/09/2013) [-]
**** yes man. I was holding mine until I found someone I thought I loved. Helped this girl out when her BF broke up with her, took her out, was the complete opposite of her ex (He was a dick. Made her buy everything, got her pregnant and didn't care, even when she had a miscarriage he made jokes to her face about it.), and made her happy. We ended up going out, she was awesome, said I was awesome, then I lost my virginity to her. Bitch ended up leaving me saying "She wants to be alone" after 2 months of dating. She ended up getting with a redneck asshole who cheated on her, but I'm the one that found out and told her. She got back with me, insisted she loved me and **** and wanted to be my wife. What does she do? She went from "I love you so much!" to "I don't like you" in literally days. Found out, she was going behind my back for a week before we broke up this last time. She got back with her ******* ex before me. To this day, I regret losing my virginity to that ******* ungrateful whore.
<Pic related. It's me and the bitch last year, back on Prom.
<Pic related. It's me and the bitch last year, back on Prom.
#1338 to #986 - miscarriage (08/09/2013) [-]
Reply+3#791 to #203 - errdayimfjing (08/09/2013) [-]
what if i'm not ready to **** myself?
Reply+4#497 to #203 - HackDotContextual (08/09/2013) [-]
Halle ******* Lujah. When I was 14 I had the chance to lose my virginity to this chick I met at a cruise but I didn't want to because I promised myself I would wait til I was 18 and later on the chick had a boyfriend so I dodged a bullet. nonetheless I lost it at 16 but I was way more sure I wanted to. Bitch was a cunt anyways but **** it this time I was ready.
Reply+9#372 to #203 - ICEDgrunge (08/09/2013) [-]
I opened this thread and expected a healthy stream of admins trying to crucify you for being decent, and I got pleasantly surprised.
Reply+20#208 to #203 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Hah. It's posts like these that remind me of my ex. She was my first girlfriend. She told me she wanted to have sex with me and I said no. We only lasted Maybe 4 months and she turned out to be a fake, cheating whore. I knew her for 4 years and now we don't talk anymore. Still virgin, but I don't regret it.
#471 to #208 - handsomelegend ONLINE (08/09/2013) [-]
I ****** up on my part and did it earlier than I really wanted to. I really regret it too man. It's not that it wasn't good it's just I know that if it was with someone that I knew I wanted to do it with it would've been 10 times better.
#475 to #471 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Exactly what I was thinking when I made my decision. Turns out I was right.
#478 to #475 - handsomelegend ONLINE (08/09/2013) [-]
You really were dude if I could take it back I would because now there's a girl who I really do think I love at least enough for our relationship to be meaningful in my life.
#482 to #478 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Well, I'm happy for you, man. Just know, though. Maybe it won't be the first time for you, but that just means you'll get better, faster, and for her.
#485 to #482 - handsomelegend ONLINE (08/09/2013) [-]
Yeah that's true and I really hope it goes well between us. Thanks for being a bro man take my thumbs.
#487 to #485 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Thanks man, and you too. Good luck bro.
Reply+4#210 to #208 - ryuryu (08/09/2013) [-]
Hell yeah brother. I don't want a really want a relationship because I don't think I could do it. Also, I will **** it up. Friends mean a lot to me, and I check up on them a lot, and when I was talking to one chick, she said something like "I've been looking for a nicer way to say thing, but you're ******* annoying." Well **** . That was from a chick that I was worried about because she recently contemplated suicide. 3rd attempt at it.
#220 to #210 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Hah, my ex also used to tell me about how she's wanted to commit suicide. She's a real attention whore, looking back at it. She treated people who tried to be friends with her like **** , always thought my friends were assholes, cheated on one of my friends, snuck out and ****** her ex boyfriend, THEN claimed it was rape when she actually agreed to it. She's got a mental disorder, I think. She actually used to be normal. I mean the thing is about girls like that, once they screw you over, you're like "Well, I mean on one hand... but I at least NEVER have to talk to her again!".
#224 to #220 - ryuryu (08/09/2013) [-]
Haha. It's funny how they always play victim... when really that's not always the case. I think you saw this, I don't remember it fully, but it was with Men that I don't want to feel like the bad guy and Women said they have not found the next man to move on to. Not all women are like that given, but it seems like a lot of them are sadly. Sorry to hear about your relationship troubles, mate. Hope it works out for ya.
#233 to #224 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Oh, yeah. I saw that post. I only wish it were less true. She talked to someone about breaking up with me 2 weeks before she got with the next guy (Who she dated literally the day after). But ah, no worries. I found someone already and she's now dating a schizophrenic, scene-kid who is addicted to sex and attempted to murder a kid. I'd say she got the short end of the stick on this one.
#239 to #233 - ryuryu (08/09/2013) [-]
>addicted to sex
That sums up a large majority of the
male population, sadly. I wish it was less about that, but like that **** is gonna happen. World is gettin ****** , but sometimes, SOMETIMES good things happen. Maybe Im being pessimistic about it, I dunno. And that bitch got what she had comming for her haha.
That sums up a large majority of the
#251 to #239 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Oh, I agree completely. Way I look at it is she could have had me. Weeks before I stopped talking to her she told me that so far no guy's treated her better than I had. Actually her exact words were that I was the best boyfriend she'd ever had. Boy, it sucked for her to find out I was talking to somebody and didn't want her back anymore.
#272 to #269 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
No words ever spoken could be more true, my friend.
#295 to #280 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Oh, definitely. You can't go a day without seeing one, it seems.
#308 to #306 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Too, true. Even more-so on the internet.
#320 to #317 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
It's been said that you'll never find a more truthful person than one who's given anonymity. Instead of truthfulness, they just spout the word 'admin' until it gets old. Anons on FJ who troll, I don't get annoyed, because they're so bad at it. I'm more on the side of "Why do you think to even try?"
#346 to #334 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Half the time, I wonder if people even know what trolling is. I've been trolling for a good 3-4 years, but quit because people don't seem to actually know what it is anymore. Anything that is an unpopular opinion is what people consider trolling now. "The Beatles suck trololololol". It started to become like this around the time rage-faces appeared on T-shirts. Sad thing is I had no problem with rage comics, but new people didn't know how to use them correctly, and suddenly they just died. **** sucks, man.
#354 to #346 - ryuryu (08/09/2013) [-]
It does. When I see a good troll, someone who is actually not just a ****** retard, but actually knowing what it is, it's like seeing someone that belongs to a dying race that seems doomed to die with no means to come back. The internet used to be good, where it was funny, not the dark place it's turned into now.
#432 to #354 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Yeah, I think I'll end the discussion here as a result of the reply problem, but it's been good talkin to ya, man. You're definitely a cut above a good portion when it comes to sensitbility. I always like when I can find someone interesting enough to keep conversation with over FJ.
#419 to #354 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
I don't know why I couldn't reply to your last two comments, but in response to #400, that is a damn good read. Bitch had it coming. My ex thought she was pregnant and she was like "You'll... you'll be there for me, right?" and I was sitting there laughing my ass off. I was like "Yeah, sure." I almost wish she actually got pregnant to see the look on her face when her **** up came back to her. I'm actually really sad her parents didn't find out.
Hahaha. It's like a moment of "bitch you serious right now?" and then you realize they are. I honestly don't think I'll date. It's the fact that women think about things a whole different way. Men, well, we're more or less ball park, but then women take it to a point where Im like "The **** ?" They either take it to the extreme or don't give it enough credit (I can't think of the word sorry ><). And I've had the reply problem too, I dunno what it is.
#359 to #354 - OsamaBinLadenz (08/09/2013) [-]
Hipsters, man. Internet's turned to **** because of 'em.
Oh, and about our earlier conversation about women, take a look at this
In 9th(?) grade there was a ginger with long hair and classes who went try hard to be hipsters, who was ****** pissed off by me because I didn't share his hipster views. in 10th grade he tried to get my attention and almost started shouting my name he was so pissed off I was ignoring him. He'd always go "I did x before it was cool." when he was talkin to friends or random girls.
I think he might be slightly retarded too, I dunno.
I think he might be slightly retarded too, I dunno.


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The effect of fish behaviour and spatial structures on acoustic and trawl surveys
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Time series of scientific survey estimates of fisheries resources are used to measure changes in stock size and composition. Standardization of sampling equipment and design is regarded crucial for reliable trawl and ...
Analysis of left truncated data with an application to insurance data
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lighting effects in a faster way than global illumination. Its application in volume visualization is of special interest since it permits us to generate a high quality rendering at a low cost. In this paper, we propose ...
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Punktprosessmodeller for linjetransektdata
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Oppgaven omhandler punktprosesser som modell for observasjoner ved en transektlinje. Hovedprosessen er en Markovmodulert Poissonprosess som tillater at punkter opptrer oftere i noen perioder enn andre, den er her begrenset ...
On the ecology, toxicology, and phylogeny of cyanobacteria in Murchison Bay of Lake Victoria, Uganda
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Study the writings on political and economic issues from several different writers. The readings will be from a diverse set of writers, with views ranging from politically liberal to politically conservative. This course will examine and analyze these writers' views on social justice, tax policies, discrimination, socialism and much more. Prerequisite: ECON:105 or ECON:201 and ECON:202 or permission of instructor plus junior or senior standing. 4H. CC: Diversity Intensive.
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He also refers to the football players worrying about being eligible as freshmen. In 1962 freshmen were not allowed to play varsity sports in the NCAA.
Sooo, Ms Mod, is the "report an error" form seeing much action these days?
Not as much as it would have had we had it in place at the time of publication but we'll have another opportunity come April.
P.S. Scribner did take into account many of the "errors" and has made some changes for the paperback release for those that would not have required an in-depth edit. My recollection is that they were sending those changes on to Hodder as well.
I can't wait for April, for the story, not the errorpointerouterers!
I'm thinking of re~reading the series and finishing with book IV, then continuing on with 4.5 to see if it alters the flow of the story in any way. I'm really hoping Rhea of the Coos is going to be in this book. :fingerscrossed: I want to read more of her, she's one of the best King creations ever IMO.
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CULLOWHEE, N.C. --- The Chattanooga Mocs (5-4/4-2) dominated play on both sides of the ball in the second half running away with a 45-24 win at Western Carolina (1-9/0-8). Chattanooga recovered from a 24-16 halftime deficit to score 29 unanswered points after intermission.
It was powered by a ferocious rushing attack. Freshmen Kendrix Huitt (Atlanta, Ga.) and Jacob Huesman (Chattanooga, Tenn.) combined for 267 rushing yards and three touchdowns on the ground. The Mocs accumulated 291 of its 367 yards in the final 30 minutes with 225 coming from Huitt (111) and Huesman (114). It was the most rushing yards by the Mocs since 404 against VMI on October 15, 1994.
The defensive effort matched the ground game. UTC allowed the Catamounts a lone first down in the second half. Western Carolina gained just 33 yards in 19 plays after the break.
It was a see-saw game early. Keon Williams (Chattanooga, Tenn.) opened the scoring with a two-yard plunge midway through the first quarter. The Catamounts then scored twice in a 10-second span.
Darius Ramsey started it with a six-yard run to tie the game at seven. On the first play of the Mocs next possession, Huesman's pass slipped through his receiver's hands and was picked off by Eiljer Martinez who returned it 14 yards for the score to make it 14-7.
The Catamounts led 17-16 as the first half was coming to a close. Quarterback Troy Mitchell rolled left and heaved a pass for the end zone which found Kamorris Benson in the end zone for the 24-16 lead at the half.
It was all Chattanooga from there. Huesman scored on runs of 51 yards (3rd quarter) and five yards to take the lead 30-24. The latter score came just four seconds into the fourth quarter. Less than two minutes later, Huitt blew through the right side of the line rambling 74 yards for a 38-24 lead.
Huesman and Terrell Robinson (South Pittsburg, Tenn.) took over directing a 13-play, 98-yard drive that put the game out of reach on Robinson's three-yard run. The Mocs drained nearly seven minutes off the clock with the back-breaking, time-consuming march.
UTC totaled 474 yards of total offense to 288 for the Catamounts. J.J. Jackson (Marietta, Ga.) added 63 yards on eight carries as the Mocs averaged a shade less than eight yards (7.7) per rushing play. There were five runs for 20 or more yards with two by Huesman and one each for Huitt, Jackson and Robinson.
Shane Heatherly, from nearby Waynesville, N.C., led the Mocs defense with 10 tackles and a fumble recovery. D.J. Key (Centerville, Tenn.) added nine stops and an interception, while Wes Dothard (Carrollton, Ga.) chipped in seven tackles.
Catamounts safety Ace Clark had a busy day. He had a game-high 20 tackles. Fellow defensive back Sertonuse Harris, Jr., had 12 of his own. Martinez and Jaleel Lorquet had first-half interceptions.
Ramsey led the offense for WCU with 72 rushing yards on 14 carries and a touchdown. He posted 66 of those yards in the first half. Mitchell threw for 176 yards, 18 of 30 with two interceptions, and a touchdown. Jacoby Mitchell led all receivers with seven catches for 81 yards.
Chattanooga held a 34:55 to 25:05 advantage in time of possession. The defensive effort led to UTC holding the ball for 21:28 of the possible 30 second-half minutes which accounts for 71.6 percent of the time available going to its offense.
The Mocs travel to Wofford next Saturday with kickoff set for 1:30 p.m. Audio and video broadcast and live stat links can be accessed via the football schedule page on GoMocs.com.
Bus trips for students and donors are being arranged for gameday. They leave Saturday morning with a return that evening after the game. More information is to come on GoMocs.com this week.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
UTC - Keon Williams 2 yd Run (Nick Pollard Kick) - 1/6:25/7-0
Drive: 7 plays, 73 yards, 2:31
Key Play(s): 3/2/V35 - J.J. Jackson bursts through right side for 24 yards
WCU - Darius Ramsey 6 yd Run (Clark Sechrest Kick) - 1/2:35/7-7
Drive: 8 plays, 80 yards, 3:44
Key Play(s): 3/6/V46 - Troy Mitchell to Jacoby Mitchell for 39 yards
WCU - Elijer Martinez 14 yd Interception Return (Sechrest Kick) - 1/2:25/7-14
Drive: - plays, -- yards, ----
Key Play(s): N/A
UTC - Faysal Shafaat 2 yd Pass from Jacob Huesman (Pollard Kick Failed) - 2/12:33/13-14
Drive: 11 plays, 77 yards, 4:48
Key Play(s): 3/1/H18 - Huesman to J.J. Jackson 4 yards
WCU - Sechrest 36 yd Field Goal - 2/9:13/13-17
Drive: 9 plays, 58 yards, 3:12
Key Play(s): 1/10/H33: Ramsey runs for 33 yards
UTC - Henrique Ribeiro 32 yd Field Goal - 2/3:14/16-17
Drive: 6 plays, 16 yards, 3:06
Key Play(s): D.J. Key interception starts Mocs off at WCU 31
WCU - Kamorris Benson 42 yd Pass from Troy Mitchell (Sechrest Kick) - 2/0:07/16-24
Drive: 10 plays, 54 yards, 3:00
Key Play(s): Shaun Warren returns kickoff 43 yards to WCU 46
UTC - Huesman 51 yd Run (Run Failed) - 3/12:18/22-24
Drive: 5 plays, 84 yards, 2:37
Key Play(s): 1/10/V27: Huesman 13 yard rush
UTC - Huesman 5 yd Run (J.J. Jackson Run) - 4/14:56/30-24
Drive: 8 plays, 52 yards, 3:55
Key Play(s): Shane Heatherly recovers Troy Mitchell fumble at UTC 48
UTC - Kendrix Huitt 74 yd Run (Huesman to Terrell Robinson Pass) - 4/12:58/38-24
Drive: 1 plays, 74 yards, 0:12
Key Play(s): N/A
UTC - Terrell Robinson 3 yd Run (Ribeiro Pass) - 4/3:41/45-24
Drive: 13 plays, 98 yards, 6:57
Key Play(s): 3/4/V08 - Huitt 9 yard run/Huesman & Robinson with 21 yard rushes
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Sugarbush purchased it from CJA Associates. The restaurant had sat empty for the last three years. The 3,400 square foot restaurant building sits on 2.5 acres. The restaurant was owned and operated by Chris Jones as the Warren House from the mid-1990s until it closed three years ago. Prior to that it was known as Sam Rupert's and was owned and operated by Chuck Nichols from the 1970s until it was sold to Jones.
The parcel adjoins another piece of Sugarbush-owned real estate to the south, a building that has in the past been used for employee housing.
Regarding Sugarbush's plans for the parcel, Sugarbush spokesperson Patrick Brown said, "Given that Sugarbush owns much of the land surrounding the property it is a strategic parcel for Sugarbush to own. At this point no specific plans have been made for the property and Sugarbush has not yet determined how to best use the land."
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If a guilty verdict were taken to its most logical endpoint, Armstrong would be stripped of all seven of the yellow jerseys that are the iconic proof of victory in the Tour de France, that emanate a cultural resonance so powerful and pervasive, and so emblematic of what he had accomplished (and perhaps even of who he was) that he appropriated the color in the branding of himself and his cancer awareness charity, Livestrong. Without those jerseys, he could not have become the world's most visible advocate in the fight against cancer, nor would he ever have hung out with Matthew McConaughey or made out with Ashley Olsen—or, arguably, become a target of USADA. (None of the non-Tour-winning American teammates who doped with him were ever named as prime subjects of an investigation in the absence of a positive test for banned substances.)
What would happen to the jerseys would be an absurdity.
Probably the most notable outcome is that Jan Ullrich becomes a unique champion, a four-time winner of the Tour, more decorated than Greg LeMond. Ullrich is, of course, an admitted and convicted doper. The farce on top of this farce would be the continued possession of a yellow jersey by Bjarne Riis. After the 1996 Tour winner admitted in 2007 that he'd used EPO to achieve his victory, the race organizers told him not to attend that year's edition, and in the official listing of winners in the online archive and elsewhere, a blank space appeared where his name once was. The next year, he was back at the Tour as a directeur sportif, and his name was back on the list.
If Armstrong is found by USADA to have doped but, like Riis, somehow is granted possession of his bounty, thanks to his celebrity a Hadron Collider-worthy impact will occur between our society's ideal of morality and the real-life ethical relativism of cycling (and just about every other pursuit in life involving money and fame). It's a black hole—one that already swallowed Floyd Landis and Alberto Contador, who doped and, unlike Riis, lost their jerseys.
The worst outcome of all will occur if the temporary blank space tried out on Riis is made permanent on Armstrong, the Tours from 1999 to 2005 awarded to no one, the essence of racing—that there is a winner—disastrously removed, as if doctors went in for a ruptured appendix and came out with the heart.
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CLEARWATER, Fla. - The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team (13-10) split two games Saturday evening at the USF Under Armour Showcase in Clearwater, Fla. with a 5-3 win over Loyola Marymount and a 4-1 loss to Villanova.
Chattanooga 1 - Villanova 4
The Lady Mocs dropped their first game of the day to the Villanova Wildcats in a close 4-1 matchup. Both teams finished with just six hits but Villanova recorded its hits when it mattered most.
Both teams were scoreless in the first but the Wildcats struck in the second inning for one run on one hit and an error. Beth Smetana was hit by a pitch to begin the inning and a groundout advanced the runner to second. A single from third baseman Briana Fujii scored Smetana and Villanova went on top 1-0.
A Chattanooga hit by Sara Poteat (Thomaston, Ga.) bared no runs in the third and the Wildcats were able to add to their lead in the top of the fourth. A run on two hits chased freshman Kaisey Carson (Indianapolis, Ind.) from the game as Taylor Deason (Clarksville, Tenn.) came on in relief mid-inning.
Villanova scored a final insurance run off Deason in the seventh inning to push the Wildcat lead to 4-0. Despite a run in the bottom of the seventh inning, Chattanooga would come up three runs short. The final run in the game came courtesy of senior Ninjja Suetsugu (Sao Paulo, Brazil) as she blasted her first career homerun over the left field fence.
Chattanooga 5 - Loyola Marymount 3
The Lady Mocs rebounded with a win in their second game of the evening with a victory over the Loyola Marymount Lions. Deason went the distance, giving up seven hits through seven innings to record her seventh complete game of the season and 11th win.
Chattanooga struck for three runs in the first inning as Poteat led off with a bunt single. A stolen base put the senior in scoring position and a single from Sarah Beth Roberts (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.) drove the second baseman in from second. In the following at-bat, Suetsugu singled in Roberts and an error on the pitcher on a Stephanie Rieck (Chandler, Ariz.) batted ball allowed Suetsugu to score.
The Lady Mocs led 3-0 at the end of three before the Lions gained two runs in the fourth inning. Skylar Segura singled to lead off the inning and Meghan Harman homered to left to cut the UTC lead to one run.
UTC gained back two runs in the fourth inning on two hits, extending the lead to 5-2. Poteat reached on an error and freshman Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Tenn.) took advantage of a second error. With two on, Roberts doubled to right to drive in Poteat. Suetsugu continued her tear in the ensuing at-bat with a single up the middle to bring Robles in from second, pushing the lead to 5-2.
The Lions gave it one last swing in the top of the seventh as Harmon went deep for the second time in the game. This time the homerun was a solo homerun over the right field fence, but that would be all Loyola Marymount could muster up in the final innings.
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