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On Saturday, March 26, Harwood Union High School hosted a farewell dinner for a group of Japanese exchange students who had been researching environmental issues in the community for the past 10 days. The group of 17 students and 6 chaperones, evenly split between Mount Abraham Union High School and Harwood Union High School, came from Tottori prefecture.*
Students were matched with host families from the two high schools for a whirlwind week of education about Vermont's environment. Their activities included a talk about the national solar decathalon at Middlebury, a visit with Governor Shumlin, a tour of the Rubenstein labs at ECHO, and a full day of animal tracking with biologist Susan Morse. At the end of the week, students and their host families gathered at Harwood to exhibit their projects and enjoy a localvore dinner.
The issues that Japanese and American pairs presented ranged from the effects of invasive largemouth bass to deforestation. After the gallery reception, the group moved into the cafeteria for a dinner prepared by school chef Paul Morris and two Harwood students, Steven Guion and Becca Hammel, who had competed in Vermont's Junior Iron Chef event earlier in the day. One hundred thirty-five community members enjoyed a dinner of Misty Knoll chicken breasts in sauce with wild rice pilaf, a mixed greens salad and apple crisp.
The teacher chaperones for the exchange were Tedin Lange of Harwood Union High School and Bruce Babbitt and Gabe Hamilton of Mount Abraham Union High School. Participating Harwood students included Sophia Lisaius, Anna Hofmann, Clare Miller, Derek Lowe, Takoda Edlund, Tom Chamberlain and Megan Perry.
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Man always LOVED this babe.Her cleavage in P2 what ohhh sooo damn nice.Yeah, her acting is great too.
Watching G. I. Joe now and she's just amazing in this too.
And holy H3LL what a HOTTIE!!!
Oh man, Mila Kunis is incredibly cute. Always loved this girl with all my heart really. Awesome actress. Can't wait to see her in Oz The Powerful.
Insanely gorgeous.
Oh man, Mila Kunis is incredibly cute. Always loved this girl with all my heart really. Awesome actress. Can't wait to see her in Oz The Powerful.Insanely gorgeous.
She is she is....She was so dam cute in Forgetting Sarah Marshall
^^^Yes and even more in Max Payne, I liked the badassness of her character in it.
Fabulous shot of a very beautiful girl.Olivia Wilde.
Damn Vanessa Hudgens is freaking cute!!!
Hmm I like that look....kinda gothic/punk look?
^^^Yeah, guess she's got a bit of Punk in her. Damn of course, she went to visit the CBGB in Band Slam so...
Oh yes. Lindsay Lohan is my total fantasm, she is INCREDIBLY freaking HOOOT!!! The door number is very promising.
I'm a fan of Smash and these girls are the main reason why.Megan Hilty and Katharine McPhee.
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Canada has to be proud. Estella Warren is SUBLIME!!!
I've always loved this girl. She is phenomenal and ultra cute.Rachael Leigh Cook RULES!!!
Nothing better to start the week than the most beautiful eyes of the creation. Zooey Deschanel I LOOOVE you with ALL my heart. <3
I'm a HUGE fan of this gorgeous girl that played Claire Bear in my favorite TV show Heroes. She's way too sexy to be real. Here she is, front and back. Don't tell me she isn't hot. I won't believe you.
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She is definitely hot, but she looks 13 in that first picture.
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^^^Hahaha maybe but check Sharon Stone for example, she looks 25.
Love this girl. She was just amazing in Sidney White. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0815244/
And she's got a very pretty face and eyes. And her smile, WOOOW!!!
Paul Walker
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An all growed up and nose-jobbed Devon Sawa! Yes please!
^^^Ahhhh finaly guys. Was wondering if girls didn't find anybody sexy around here. If you're a girl that is. If not well it's the same.Gotta admit that I have boy crushes on Keanu Reeves, Vin Diesel and Ethan Hawke. The day I'll become homosexual I'll try to find their sex tapes. Mwahahaha
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I'm saving myself for Rob Halford
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^^^Hahaha Could've guessed.
And yes, miss Connely is very cute. Not only that, she way talented.
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The aftermath of Hurricane Irene was devastating to say the least. It is coming up on two years now since the deluge of water that caused so much havoc throughout Vermont. For those who lost their homes and property, the memory will never die. It may fade to some degree but won't be forgotten.
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This course explores the interpersonal dimensions of effective managerial behavior at the individual and team level and views human resource management from the perspective of the "line" manager. Topics include: the new world of work, cross-cultural management, diversity, talent management, performance management, motivation, and team dynamics. Students learn to increase organizational effectiveness by better managing themselves, other individuals, teams and stakeholders of the organization. Students also learn to diagnose and analyze individual and group behavior from different perspectives (using strategic, political and cultural lenses) and to prescribe appropriate courses of managerial action.
This course examines the behaviors of large formal organizations – whether public, private, or not-for-profit – in terms of their functioning, performance and accountability to their various stakeholders. We apply macro organizational theory to examine the co-depending relationship between organizations and their external environments and the ways in which this relationship shapes outcomes for organizations and large organizational units. The class addresses the following key topics: organizational structure and design choices as informed by the characteristics of an organization's environment; the deployment of formal and informal power and authority; the role of leadership; managing and leading organizational change; and decision-making processes. In addition, the course identifies some of the most pressing changes that contemporary managers face at macro level as well as their sources, and offers solutions as to how to break old "bad" habits in order to develop flexible and adaptive organizations designed for learning.[back to top]
5. GSMPR 625 Creating and Implementing Market-Driven Strategies (4 Credits)
This course explores key issues in strategic marketing and the formulation of market driven strategies. Through lectures, readings and case studies students, students learn to design and implement a process of creating relationships with customers that maximize their satisfaction, whether in profit-making, not-for-profit, or governmental environments. Students participate in a computer simulation requiring them to apply concepts discussed in the course. The course emphasizes learning by doing and requires substantial work in teams.[back to top]
6. GSMPR 626 Finance and Economics for Managers (4 Credits)
The course helps students acquire problem-solving skills in finance and economics. Students learn to assess the economic role of government and apply macroeconomics to management decisions; to perform present value analysis of present and future cash flows to assess the profitability of investment decisions; apply microeconomic analysis to business models and connect business models to financial models and the creation of value; to identify and treat various types of risk; and to apply financial and economic analysis to investment decisions.[back to top]
7. GSMPR 627 Operations and Information Management (4 Credits)
Starting with a framework for aligning business, organization, and technology strategy, we will analyze internal performance by applying a process-oriented lens. Students will be able to articulate key issues and details of implementation lifecycles for business and enterprise applications, e-business, customer relationship and knowledge management initiatives, and to build a case for a business process improvement. Each student will participate in a team project to redesign processes and systems in an organization.[back to top]
8. GSMPR 628 Global Management & Innovation (4 Credits)
The course exposes student to the high velocity, high complexity world of managing globally. Students learn through targeted case studies, review of empirical research and theoretical frameworks, and a capstone assignment to integrate key learning on global management and innovation. Learning objectives include: understanding the motivations and alternative mechanisms for entering and conducting business across borders; incorporating multiple levels (e.g., firm, institutional, national) into global management decisions; building skills in selecting partners, negotiating, developing networks, and designing alliances; using technology and organizational innovation to accelerate global business; and applying critical and creative thinking skills to practical and theoretical problems of global strategy, structure, cultures, and performance.[back to top]
9. GSMPR 629 Politics and Public Policy for Managers (4 Credits)
Governance is the set of processes, customs, policies, laws and institutions affecting the way an organization is directed, administered, or controlled. Legal and regulatory governance provides a foundation for establishing stakeholder confidence and exercising fiduciary responsibility in businesses and not-for-profit organizations. This course improves student ability to enhance performance and create value through governance and leadership. Learning objectives include: understanding how historical economic, political, and cultural trends impact relationships, structures, and performance across the business, government, and not-for-profit sectors; evaluating and selecting among alternative institutional and operational arrangements in managing business, government, and not-for-profit organizations; assessing the dimensions of governance and leadership in managing ethics, risk and performance. (Previous title: Creating Value through Governance)[back to top]
10. GSMPR 630 Special Topics in Management (4 Credits)
These courses are designed to delve into the issues that will shape management in the future. The course topic changes with each Cohort.[back to top]
11. GSMPR 631 Strategic Management (4 Credits)
Addressing the question of why some organizations succeed while others fail, the course explores effective cooperation across functions, competitive strategy across organizations, and strategy formation across time. Students learn to create and evaluate business strategies that deal with uncertainty to improve organizational performance, to analyze competitive dynamics so as to sequence initiatives, including investment acquisition and investment decisions, and to manage delegation from strategy to execution. We will apply models and insights from course material to case studies about competitive strategy, resource allocation, market leadership, organizational design, and entrepreneurship/new product development.[back to top]
12. GSMPR 632 IMAP (Integrative Management Project) Capstone Course (4 Credits)
To exercise the integrative and scalable skills of innovation and leadership, the IMAP course seeks to provide a learning platform for you to strengthen and apply an integrated understanding of management theory and practice within organizations by completing an integrative project. You will integrate multiple management disciplines including strategy, marketing, finance, accounting, process management, technology, human resources and organizational behavior. The completed project must demonstrate the application and understanding of MBA level content in written format while displaying professionalism in communication and persuasion of executive audiences.[back to top]


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David Olliver joined the Cobra staff in the spring of 2013 as the head men's lacrosse coach.
In his first full-season as head coach Olliver, the 2014 Coker men's lacrosse team broke a number of records. The team won a program record six games, four of which came in the highly competitive SAC, and broke a combined eight single-game and single-season team records. Along with the team's success, the quintet of Andy Campos, Ryan Maurer, Tim Ryan, Mike Martiello and Shane Wilson all combined to tie or break seven single-game and single-season individual records. The Navy and Yellow's season was highlighted by a late season two-game winning streak that helped secure the No. 4 seed in the inaugural Food Lion SAC Men's Lacrosse Championship.
Four Cobras were tabbed as all-conference selections. Leading the way was sophomore Mike Martiello, who was named a second-team selection, while junior Dylan Marks and seniors Ryan Maurer and Andy Campos were all named honorable mentions.
A mid-season replacement, Olliver took over on March 8 and the Cobras went 4-4 after his arrival, finishing the season 5-10 overall. Midfielder Keith LaClair earned second team all-confernece honors.
Olliver came from Wingate University, where he had been an assistant coach since December 2008.
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Less than two hours after being placed on the adoption floor at the Arizona Humane Society's Sunnyslope Center, Prickly Pete met his new owner, Jean Mann from Sun City.
About a week ago, an emergency medical technician with the Arizona Humane Society responded to a call about a cat stuck to a cactus. Bretta Nelson, public relations manager, said when the EMT arrived, the car had freed itself, but then got stuck in a fence.
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iPad subscriptions: The Telegraph, Esquire, Popular Mechanics, The Oprah Magazine, Time, Fortune, and Sports Illustrated
A bunch of print newspapers and magazines seem to be finally jumping on board the iPad subscription train, including The Telegraph (UK), Heart properties including Esquire, Popular Mechanics, and O, The Oprah Magazine, and Time has somehow swung a deal to get existing Time, Fortune, and Sports Illustrated readers free access via iPad.
And, of course, Playboy is coming uncensored (my guess is web app, no iOS-handled subscriptions).
Meanwhile the launched-with-much-todo The Daily has reportedly gotten 800K downloads but is losing $10 million a month.
The big stumbling block was, is, and remains Apple's insistence that users opt-in to sharing their demographic data with publishers (while the publishers would prefer opt-out since they figure -- probably rightly -- few users will actively choose to share). Publishers have historically relied on demographics and marketing against them as a key revenue source. Another problem has been getting users to pay for content that they've gotten used to getting free on the web -- especially when publishers have asked fairly high prices (sometimes higher than print!)
So with more and more heavy hitters hitting the platform, but with everyone still struggling to figure out the business model, what does the future hold for iPad subscriptions? Do we need an iMags/iNews store like iBooks? Or is it just the wrong medium for an outdated message?
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iPad subscriptions: The Telegraph, Esquire, Popular Mechanics, The Oprah Magazine, Time, Fortune, and Sports Illustrated
Sill waiting for a GQ subscription...
Models like the Daily, The Telegraph (UK), Heart properties including Esquire, Popular Mechanics, and O, The Oprah Magazine, Time, Fortune, and Sports Illustrated won't last long in the e-world.... The business model that comes from the 40's - 50's doesn't work here.. Ask Adrianna Huffington... SO, let them huf and puf until their balloons have crashed to the ground and their content is in apps like Huff Po and Zite....
IF folks like Rupert and his gang of greedy, sticky-figured siblings think that they can rule the content world and demand we pay them for their uniqueness - guess again...
Aggregation is easy... making it work is hard.. Ask Huffington or the Zite guys in Vancouver.... Bullies get beat - easily...
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. --- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga junior Crystal Mackezyk (Columbia, Tenn.) scored the lone goal for the Mocs in the season finale Wednesday night in Birmingham, Ala., falling 7-1 to Samford.
Chattanooga closes out the season at 5-14 overall and 0-10 in league play while the Bulldogs improve to 13-5-2 on the year and 6-3-2 against the Southern Conference securing the No. 4 seed for the upcoming conference championships.
Samford got two scores on the board before Chattanooga got on the board, cutting it to 2-1 in the 20th minute. Senior Andria Aurand (Hixson, Tenn.) sent a long pass downfield that was picked up by Mackezyk and sent into the net for Chattanooga's lone score.
"We were in the game in the first half," Chattanooga head coach J.D. Kyzer said. "We figured out how to score, but with our numbers we can't play six games in three days.
"Soccer is not a game where you can rest on the field. That many games in that short a time is too taxing on the body where larger teams are not affected. Their starters can play fewer minutes where on our team many have to play the whole 90 minutes. It's harder to recuperate."
Samford first goal was a shot from the top left corner of the box into the right side of the net by Michelle Moll (Jordan Johnson) in the ninth minute. Malcanisha Kelley (Diana Getzewich) scored the first of her two goals in the game on a through ball to make it 2-0 at the 16:53 mark of the game. It would stand as the game winner.
Sara Smeltzer scored the first of her two goals in the 26th minute to make it 3-1 and that score would stand into intermission. Trine Taule quickly scored twice into the second half with goals in the 49th, assisted by Michelle Moll, and 52nd minutes, assisted by Kelley and Taylor Borman, to give the Bulldogs a 5-1 lead. Kelley added her second goal at the 55:46 mark unassisted and Smeltzer got the final score of the game as she gathered her shot that hit the right post and knocked it into the net at the 61:01 mark.
Senior Taylor Mangrum (Franklin, Tenn.) made seven saves in 72:57 and gave up three goals. She played the entire first half and then reentered the game in the 63rd minute to finish out her career at Chattanooga.
Mangrum finishes her career at Chattanooga in second all-time for the Mocs with 368 saves through three years. She has a 2.42 goals against average (8th all-time), 12 wins (2nd) and four shutouts (T-3rd).
Mackezyk moves to eighth on the all-time scoring list at Chattanooga and ties Jolene Johnston (1996-97) for eighth on the all-time list for goals while her nine career assists ranks tied for ninth at UTC with Tirza Ridgely (2002-04), Melyna Valdez (2003-05) and Oddbjorg Haugen (2000-01). She has 133 shots with 69 on goal placing her fifth at UTC for career shot attempts.
"We have some holes that need to be filled," Kyzer said. "But these last three games, it was a double whammy. We had to play three high-level teams all on the road at the end of a hard season."
Scoring summary:
No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist
1. 8:28 SAM Michelle Moll (5) Jordan Johnson
2. 16:53 SAM Malcanisha Kelley (7) Diana Getzewich
3. 19:33 UTC Crystal Mackezyk (6) Andria Aurand
4. 25:46 SAM Sara Smeltzer (1) Michelle Moll
5. 48:26 SAM Trine Taule (6) Malcanisha Kelley
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6. 51:08 SAM Trine Taule (7) Jordan Johnson
7. 55:46 SAM Malcanisha Kelley (8) (unassisted)
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Huh, they'll surely not mind if I order my Gracie black belt... In white?
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Yrkoon9's post on the differences between GJJ and BJJ seems to get more relevant every year. I'm not sure if the self-defence angle so heavily pushed by the Gracie Academy wasn't always going to lead to that division, however, given that they've been deriding 'sport' jiu jitsu from the start. E.g., to quote another chunk from that GJJ Advanced interview:
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The GJJ Street vs Tournament thing is worse than ever. Their arguement is "Oh, in the street, he wont know how to grapple"
So uh, yeah, the key to fighting a BJJ blackbelt in an MMA fight is to not know how to grapple at all. Thatll throw him off...
I can understand helios arguement, of not liking scores/time limits. But his grandsons are retarded.
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So let's see. People with no experience and no ukemi training are being encouraged to practice throws on their garage floors in front of webcams.
Am I the only one who sees the awesome?
Edit:I suppose my feeble attempts at wit should probably be moved to the YMAS thread. However that shakes out.
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3/11/2009 1:01pm--Many things we do naturally become difficult only when we try to make them intellectual subjects. It is possible to know so much about a subject that you become totally ignorant.
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The Gracie University strongly recommends against using chimpanzees as grappling partners and will not accept any video that includes a chimpanzee.
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The Workout That Makes Your Body Burn More Calories and Fat, Even After You're Done
The Workout That Makes Your Body Burn More Calories and Fat, Even After You're Done
Why would a sane human plunk down $25,000 to exercise, as the fashion and finance elite regularly do at E, the cutting edge private training facility run by Equinox in NYC? Because, these fans say, of the results they get with training coach and manager Jesse Schwartzman. The unique workout routines, based on the four-legged critters move around, use your body weight to work your major muscles and the teeny ones in between. It's one tough workout (if you weigh 130 pounds, then these moves are like hauling 78 to 91 pounds!) but wildly effective. "This technique makes your body burn more calories and fat, even after your workout," says Schwartzman. We got a peek at the plan's essentials: Do his circuit three times in a row, three to four days a week, and on your "off" days, do 30 minutes of cardio. Results coming your way in 14 days.SEE MORE
Workout Move 1: Ape reachWorks arms, back, shoulders, abs, butts, thighs, calves
A. With feet more than shoulder-width apart, squat, keeping chest up. Round your back and reach forward, splaying fingers and rotating palms out, as shown.
B. Lift chest and rise onto toes, extending arms (squeeze shoulder blades together), as shown. Lower heels, do eight times, holding squat entire time.
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Workout Move 2: Beast reachWorks arms, back, shoulders, chest, abs, butt, thighs, and calves
Start on all fours, knees under belly button, balls of feet on floor. Shift hips up and back toward heels, back straight (think a modified Downward Dog). Shift weight onto hands; bring left knee outside left elbow, as shown. Return to modified Downward Dog; repeat on other side. Do four reps.
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Workout Move 3: Crab reachWorks arms, back, shoulders, abs, obliques, hips, butt, thighs, calves
Sit on floor with knees bent and feet flat, hands under shoulders; lift hips off floor slightly. Reach left arm up and over your head, elbow bent, lifting hips as high as you can and looking at right hand, as shown. Return to start, keeping hips off floor. Do four reps. Switch sides; repeat.
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Workout Move 4: Forward-traveling beastWorks arms, back, shoulders, chest, abs, butt, thighs, calves
A. Start on all fours, knees under belly button, as shown.
B. Lift knees just off the floor, and step left foot and right hand forward, as shown, then right foot and left hand forward; repeat. (Think of crawling forward without touching knees to the floor.) Do eight reps per side.
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Workout Move 5: Forward-traveling crabWorks arms, back, chest, abs, hips, butt, thighs, calves
A. With knees bent and feet flat, lift hips off floor, as shown.
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Appalachian State at Chattanooga
McKenzie Arena - Chattanooga, Tenn.
Saturday - Jan. 26, 2013
- The Lady Mocs remain in first place in the Southern Conference race after a 59-55 win over Appalachian State...UTC improves to 16-3 overall and 9-1 in league play while ASU drops to 12-4 and 6-2 in the SoCon.
- Tonight's crowd of 2,636 is the 16th largest to see a Lady Mocs game in McKenzie Arena. Lady Mocs topped 21,000 in total attendance this season, averaging 2,740 per game...second place in the SoCon is UNCG at just under 600 fans per game.
- Chattanooga is 8-0 at home this season, extending its home-winning streak to 21 games with tonight's win...Lady Mocs' longest winning streak in McKenzie Arena was 25 games from Dec. 4, 2004, through November 10, 2006.
- Three of UTC's last four wins have come against the defending SoCon regular season co-champions (Davidson & Appalachian State) and the tournament champion (Samford).
- UTC led 31-24 at the half and opened the second period on a 13-5 run to push the lead to 44-29 with 15:41 left to play...ASU tried a full court press but the Lady Mocs countered with three 3-pt. FGs in that stretch.
- ASU backed out of the press and UTC only managed two field goals the rest of the game.
- Appalachian State went on a 16-1 run over the next eight minutes to tie the game at 45...Keke Cooper's jumper at the 7:31 mark evened the score for the fifth time.
- UTC was 2-12 form the field, 0-6 from 3-pt. range and 11-14 from the FT line in the last 15+ minutes of the game.
- Lady Mocs lead the all-time series with ASU 50-24...Appalachian State had won four of the last five coming into tonight's game.
- Appalachian State finished the game 0-9 from 3-pt. range...they came into tonight's game No. 3 in the SoCon in 3-pt. FG% (32.1%).
- ASU (72.8) and UTC (69.6) came into the game 1-2 in the league in scoring...tonight's totals were the second-fewest points in a game this season for both teams.
- Tonight's game featured seven ties and 10 lead changes.
- Lady Mocs held ASU without a FG in the last 3:05 of the game.
- UTC's Taylor Hall (15-12) and Ashlen Dewart (12-12) both had double-doubles in the game ... first time that has happened for the Lady Mocs since Jan. 15, 2012, vs. Furman when Hall (10-15) and Whitney Hood (21-11) both had double-doubles.
Kayla Christopher (Sr. - G)
- 11 points on 2-7 shooting, 1-4 from 3-pt. range and 6-8 from the FT line.
- 4-4 from the FT line in the last 5:12 of the game.
- Tied a season-high with a game-high five assists.
Ashlen Dewart (Jr. - F)
- 12 points on 5-9 shooting and 2-4 from the FT line.
- Game-high 12 rebounds...ties her mark for most by a Lady Moc this season.
- Third double-double of the year.
Taylor Hall (Jr. - F)
- Game-high 15 points on 5-10 shooting, 3-5 from 3-pt. range and 2-2 from the FT line.
- Double-double with 11 rebounds...first double-double of the season...8th of her career.
- Added three assists, a block and a steal.
Kylie Lambert (Sr. - G)
- 11 points on 4-8 shooting, 3-6 from 3-pt. range.
- Played 22 minutes after missing last game with nagging injuries.
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Erica Brand
Honors: NCAA Outdoor Championships Participant (Discus - 2012)...Outdoor All-ACC (Discus - 2011, 2012)...Outdoor Team Freshman of the Year (2011)...Outdoor School Record Holder (Discus - 2013)...Outdoor All-ACC Academic (2011, 2012)...ACC Academic Honor Roll (2011-14)
2013-14: Indoors, once again specialized in the shot put…posted the second farthest shot put mark in Duke history with a distance of 49-7.75 (15.13) at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet (2/8)…saw five top-five finishes throughout the season, including a second-place finish at the Hilton Garden Innvitational (1/31), third-place finishes at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet (2/8) and the Virginia Tech Challenge (2/22), a fourth-place finish at the Joe Hilton invitational (1/18) and a fifth-place finish at the Dick Taylor Challenge (1/24)…qualified for the ACC Indoor Championships, placing 16th overall with a mark of 43-7.75 (13.30)…did not compete during the 2014 outdoor season.
2012-13: Indoors, specializes in the shot put where she was consistently Duke's No. 2 performer in the event…earned a personal-best mark of 46-0.75 (14.04) to finish fifth at the Virginia Tech Elite…earned an eighth place finish in the event at the ACC Indoor Championships with a mark of 43-7.75 (13.30)…Outdoors, focused on the discus throw and set a new school record with a throw of 177-9 (54.17) at the Virginia Challenge…finished sixth at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a mark of 156-8 (47.75)…also competed in the shot put at the conference championships where she finished tenth with a mark of 44-3.25 (13.49)…qualified for the NCAA East First Round where she finished 27th with her best mark of the day measured 152-3 (46.40).
2011-12: Competed in both the shot put and weight throw indoors...threw a career best 49-0 (14.94) in the weight throw at the Virginia Tech Challenge...threw a personal best 45-4.25 (13.82) in the shot put at the New Balance Collegiate Meet...outdoors, broke the school record in the discus with a career best mark of 175-10 (53.61)....earned All-ACC honors with a second-place finish in the discus...crowned the ECAC Champion in the same event...participated in her first NCAA Championship event...named to the Outdoor All-ACC Academic Team and the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
2010-11: Did not compete during the indoor season...outdoors, registered the No. 3 all-time performance at Duke in the shot put with a toss of 43-5.25 at the Duke Invitational...took 13th in the same event at the ACC Outdoor Championships...garnered All-ACC honors in the discus with a second-place effort, throwing 160-0...that performance also ranks second on Duke's all-time list...placed 12th in the discus at the ECAC Championships at 145-6...advanced to the NCAA First Round, where she finished 11th in the preliminaries with a mark of 141-6.
Personal: Daughter of Connie and Paul Brand...born Aug. 1, 1992.
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Eirik Finseth
Name: Eirik Finseth
Born/Age: Oppdal, Norway. 28 years.
Nationality: Norway
Current Residence: Oppdal, Norway.
Personal accomplishments/Media coverage (within past two years):
- Winning "Best Segment" at the Fri Flyt awards for my skiing in Field Productions Side by Side video
- Realizing my dream about becoming a full time free skier.
- Skiing in Haines, Alaska and putting the "pedal to the metal"
Goals/travel plans for 2011:
"Ski as much as possible and enjoy the mountains. Starting out the season in Switzerland, probably staying in the Alps for a month; then, back home to Norway and filming in the Norwegian mountains and hopefully to North America after that. Once it's over, I'll hopefully put together a kick-ass movie segment, haha!"
Favourite ski/mountain sports blogs/websites/videos: Fri Flyt.no, Fieldproductions.com
Other sponsors: 4FRNT, (skis) VPG, (retailer), Electric, (goggles/eyewear) Bern (helmets), Oppdal ski resort
Despite growing up just below the slopes of Oppdal, a Norwegian ski resort, newly-signed Arc'teryx big mountain skier Eirik Finseth's first experiences were a bit traumatic. "My mother tells me that I was not the bravest child, and I cried every time they tried to teach me to ski. One day, they they drove up a road to the middle of the hill, put on my skis, and left me there to ski down. My mother got some funny looks from the other mothers. The kind of look that says, 'Someone, please call Child Support services!'"
Finseth says, "I have grown a lot since then, and can honestly say that I still love skiing. I get the same feeling every autumn when I see the first snow falling. When I'm standing on the top of a line, looking down, I know that's exactly where I want to be and I can forget about everything else. I feel like a king."
The 28 year old free skier now spends his time as a full-time mountain sports athlete sponsored by Arc'teryx, (clothing) 4FRNT,(skis) VPG, (retail), Electric, (goggles/eyewear)and Bern (helmets).
Arc'teryx Director of Brand Marketing Tom Duguid is pleased to welcome Finseth to the roster of over 65 sponsored athletes.
Finseth is very pleased with his new Arc'teryx sponser/partnership. "There is a saying – it actually rhymes in Norwegian – 'There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing.' At first, I thought this was a bit over-optimistic, but after I started using Arc`teryx clothes, I could not agree more. Arc'teryx clothing keeps me both warm and dry in a variety of mountain conditions."
Eirik will be updating his blog throughout the winter, and his travels will take him to the Swiss Alps and hopefully, a return to North America. His trip to Haines, AK, last year resulted in winning "Best Segment" at the Fri Flyt awards for his skiing in the Side by Side video.
At the end of each season, though, Finseth returns to the comforts of Oppdal. "I basically grew up in the resort. I knew, and still know, all the people that work there."


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Women's Volleyball Season Review
- Release Date:
- November 9, 2011
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- (716) 649-7900 ext. 333
In her third season at the helm, Amanda Logue continues to steer the ship in a forward direction. With the addition of skilled players this 2011 season, the Hawks improved statistically in several categories even though their 6-16 final record doesn't shout progress. Playing two fewer matches than the year before, the Hawks were still able to match the win-total while almost doubling their digs/set and improving their kills/set, and blocks/set. Hilbert scored almost 2 more points per set this season than during the 2010 year and coach Logue is optimistic about the future of this team since there are no senior athletes who graduate from the program.
The Hawks opened the year 2-3 with three-set wins over Morrisville and Alfred. During the course of the season there was a five-point or less differential in 14 sets where Hilbert ended up losing the match. Conference wins were earned over La Roche (3-0) October 1 and a 3-1 match over D'Youville October 26. Oswego State and Alfred dropped matches to Hilbert in Hamburg in the middle part of the season giving the Hawks new life heading into the thick of AMCC league games.
Leading the attack this season were players from each class year. Junior Devan Jonathan earned 111 kills (1.54 k/s) with a .111 hitting percentage for the Hawks while passing for 22 assists. Sophomore Chelsea Reischuck led the team with 2.11 kills/set earning 137 kills and 214 digs while tying Jonathan with 22 service aces. Freshman Jordan Botsford tallied the second most kills (131) but led the blue and white with 250 digs (3.52 dig/set) after rotating from the outside hitter to libero to middle hitter.
Rachel Kwiatkowski, a junior middle hitter, finished the season ranked number one on the team with 31 blocks; 16 of her shut-down points were solo-swats. Shannon Memminger was the only player to compete in the team's 75 sets during the season and she finished with the team's best 50 service aces and hitting percentage with a .255 result (37 kills, 9 errors in 110 attempts) from the setter's position on the floor. As the player to touch the ball typically the second hit, Memminger passed for a team-leading 498 assists and averaged 6.64 assists per set. The team's improvement from 6.3 assists per set to 7.4 during the 2011 season indicates a combined timing and teamwork development and skill improvement by the hitters over the length of the season.
Other contributors to the team's success were all first year, freshmen players. Kayla Lewis earned 69 kills, 189 digs and 13 blocks as an outside hitter over the course of the season. Tiara Thomas earned 21 kills and 59 digs while Samantha Robinson and Lea Church both helped where and when they could during the season.
Memminger finished her second collegiate season ranked number one in the AMCC league standings with 0.67 service aces per set and number six in assists per set.
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The dean of students, Mardi McGuire-Closson, recently implored members of the Bethlehem Township Commissioners to allow for zoning changes that would permit construction of new housing to more than double the current space and allow for an additional 300 students to live on campus.
Current zoning doesn't allow for the addition, McGuire-Closson noted.
"In order to build more housing, we had to ask the township to change (the zoning). I asked them would they consider it… their reaction was fairly positive. It was a preliminary conversation," she told Lehigh Valley Business.
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Just last year the school received more than 700 applications from students requesting housing, but it has just 265 spots to offer.
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WEST RUTLAND Funeral services for Joseph E. Serrani, 76, of West Rutland, who died April 3, 2013, will be held Tuesday, April 9, at 2 p.m. at Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland.
A reception will follow at the West Rutland American Legion Post #87 from 3 to 5 p.m.
Visiting hours will be held Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m. at the funeral home.
Among his survivors is a nephew, Pete Dusablon.
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The Hugo Buffaloes hosted the Antlers Bearcats on Friday night, November 8 and it was an intense fight. The Bearcat spirit was amazing throughout the entire game. For Hugo, it was senior night. After the presentation of seniors, the Buffaloes won the coin toss and elected to kick off to the Bearcats. Both teams did a great job of holding each other to no score until 4 minutes left in the 1st quarter when Hugo kicked a field goal. At the end of the 1st quarter it was Hugo 3 and Antlers 0. In the 2nd quarter, Hugo made a play which lead to what was considered a very controversial touchdown. But, Antlers took it in stride and responded accordingly. Zach Speer (#5) threw a beautiful 17 yard TD pass to Drew McKnight (#2) and then, Speer rushed up the middle for the 2 point conversion. At the end of the first half, the score was Hugo 10 and Antlers 8.
After half time, with 10 minutes left in the 3rd quarter, Hugo rushed for a 42 yard touchdown and made the PAT to bring the score to 17-8 Hugo. Now down by 9, the Bearcats kept fighting for their chance to come back. In the 4th quarter Speer took the snap, tossed it Bryce Carter (#11) who then threw a beautiful 48 yard pass to McKnight who took it to the 17 yard line. Speer and Carter continued the drive that put the Bearcats on the 1 yard line, Zach Speer with a quarterback keeper up the middle and a good PAT brought the game 17-16 with Antlers trailing by 1 and 9:38 left in the 4th. After the defense stopped Hugo, Antlers got another chance to pull ahead in the game. Sadly, the Bearcats lost the ball on downs and with 2:17 left in the 4th quarter, Hugo scored once again to confirm their victory. The final score was 24-16. After the game, Coach Speer said, "The seniors were great leaders and taught our younger kids how to win. From 1 win in 3 years to 4 wins in one season and a chance to make playoffs goes a long way in our program. The seniors will be missed but not forgotten. Great year, boys."
Individual rushes
#2 Drew McKnight 1 carry for 2 yards
#5 Zach Speer 12 carries for 69 yards,1 rush and 1 pass TD, 1 PT run
#11 Bryce Carter 7 carries for 22 yards
#12 Tanner Brown 4 carries for 40 yards
Individual passes
#2 Drew McKnight 3/6 62 yards and 1 TD Reception
#11 Bryce Carter 2/2 6 yards and 1 PT pass
#12 Tanner Brown 4/7 14 yards
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After an amicable parting with artist Whilce Portacio, Todd McFarlane needed to find a new artist for his ongoing comic series, Spawn. McFarlane got creative and used the popular site Twitter to promote his interest in new talent. An extensive search on the social media site led McFarlane to his next Spawn artist, Szymon Kudranski.
"I placed a post on my page that I was looking for artists. I got about 200 responses or so. I'm pretty particular about what I'm looking for. I'm looking for that true diamond in the rough that can hit the ground running and is only going to get better, instead of someone whom I'm going to have to do a lot of work with from the start. I don't have that luxury," McFarlane said, "I wasn't looking for a Spawn artist per se. I was just looking for artists. You can always put good talent to work, and so I was looking for artists whose style would sync up creatively with where I wanted to take my books. Szymon was that talented artist that melded into my creative plans."
Looking for a more photo-realistic style for his title after issue #200, McFarlane was happy he found the skill set in Kudranski. "Since I was going to take over Spawn myself after #201, and go into this style anyway, this more cinematic approach, it was nice to open up Szymon's submission and say, "Wow! There's already a guy doing what I want!"
Also joining the talented new Spawn artist is writer Will Carlton. Carlton works for the entertainment mogul, and after numerous pitches, McFarlane decided to give him a chance. "Will has shown me that he has a huge creative imagination. I thought I could shepherd him a bit by being involved in the plotting, but give him a crack at doing some cool dialogue, and come up with some great story ideas," McFarlane stated. "Szymon will be adding his two cents, too. He's a very involved artist. Kudranski and Carlton take over the title starting with Spawn #201, scheduled to hit comic book shops later this year.
Spawn #196 releases Wednesday, March 3rd, featuring guest artist Rob Liefeld, with many pages drawn by McFarlane himself.
Other guest artists on the road to issue #200 include Whilce Portacio in an encore issue (#197), Adventures of Spawn artist, Khary Randolph (#198), and Image Founder and Savage Dragon creator, Erik Larsen (#199). Stay tuned to spawn.com for announcements on release dates.
>> SPAWN #196 PREVIEW, art by Todd McFarlane and Rob Liefeld
>> SPAWN #197 PREVIEW, art by Whilce Portacio
>> SPAWN #198 PREVIEW, art by Khary Randolph
>> SPAWN PREVIEW, art by Szymon Kudranski


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(November 29, 2012) -- The McLennan Highlanders moved to 8-3 on the season with an 84-81 overtime victory over the Southern Shreveport Jaguars Thursday night in Shreveport.
Southern Shreveport jumped out to an early five-point lead but MCC fought back, taking the 11-9 lead with 14:57 to go in the first half. The Highlanders extended the lead to 11 down the stretch and held the 40-31 advantage at the break.
The Jaguars opened the second half on an 8-0 run, cutting the lead to one. MCC extended the lead to seven with 4:25 to play in the game. Southern Shreveport rallied, cutting the lead to one on a pair of A.J. Shine free throws with 42 seconds on the clock. Tevin Hanner went one of two from the free throw line with seven seconds to go, giving MCC the 71-69 lead. Shine drained two free throws in the last second to force the overtime.
Southern Shreveport led 81-80 with 54 seconds to go in the extra period. DeChriston McKinney's bucket gave MCC the 82-81 advantage and Hanner's basket with two seconds to go sealed the win.
Shawn Prudhomme led the Highlanders with 18 points and Devonse Reed added 16. Tevin Hanner and Clarence Willard scored 14 and 12, respectively. DeChriston McKinney added 10.
MCC returns to action Friday, hosting Lone Star College-Tomball at 4 p.m.