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INDIANAPOLIS — Cody Zeller scored 16 points and Christian Watford finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds to help No. 1 Indiana pull away from Nebraska 76-47 on Wednesday night.
The Hoosiers (22-3, 10-2 Big Ten) have won seven of eight and regained a share of the league lead. They are tied with Michigan State.
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No. 3 Miami 74, Florida State 68
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Shane Larkin scored 13 of his 22 points in the final 7½ minutes to help third-ranked Miami stave off Florida State for its 12th straight victory.
Reggie Johnson added 15 points for Miami (20-3, 11-0 ACC), which became the first team to start the league season 11-0 in a dozen years.
Okaro White led the Seminoles (13-11, 5-6) with 15 points before fouling out with 2:04 left.
UConn 66, No. 6 Syracuse 58
HARTFORD, Conn. — Freshman Omar Calhoun scored 15 points, including three 3-pointers in the deciding second-half run, and Connecticut (17-6, 7-4 Big East) beat No. 6 Syracuse in the last scheduled game between the national powers.
There's no chance they would meet again this postseason as Connecticut has been banned from the Big East and NCAA tournaments as part of a punishment for failing to post a passable APR score.
Charlotte 71, No. 11 Butler 67
INDIANAPOLIS — Pierria Henry scored 17 points to lead Charlotte (18-6, 6-4 Atlantic 10) to a win over No. 11 Butler.
Rotnei Clarke scored 18 and Roosevelt Jones had 17 points and nine rebounds to lead the Bulldogs (20-5, 7-3), who hadn't lost at home in 12 games.
No. 17 Oklahoma State 91, Texas Tech 67
LUBBOCK, Texas — Markel Brown scored 25 points and matched a career high with seven 3-pointers – all in the first half – to lead No. 17 Oklahoma State over Texas Tech.
Phil Forte added 14 points for the Cowboys (18-5, 8-3 Big 12), who have won six straight.
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Glacial Hills Scenic Byway (Route 7) connects White Cloud to Leavenworth via rolling hills, rock-strewn valleys and flatlands created by receding glaciers. Passing through Kansas counties Doniphan, Atchison and Leavenworth, you'll be traveling in the footsteps of explorers Lewis and Clark whose trail is marked along the way at historic sites. Nature-lovers plot their journeys, allowing time to fish, hike, bird-watch and boat in protected preserves, including the Atchison State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area, Benedictine Bottoms Wildlife Area, and the Leavenworth State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area.It feels like the Wild West along this route. We drive past sprawling farmlands dotted with 18th century fieldstone-frame barns and an occasional stone-fenced, tottering tombstone cemetery. In fall, rolled golden hay punctuates the dark dirt harvested fields. Crossroads are few and gas stations sparse. Out here, you'll see more cattle than cars where cell service is spotty (we lost a signal between Atchison and Leavenworth).


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When and why did you start training for fighting? 2003, I started training after college football.
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Anyone searching for community involvement at Harwood Union High School needn't look far. Although it hasn't obtained a great deal of publicity over the past few years, the Interact club has played an active role in the community and beyond.
Conceived in October 2004 between two members of the Mad River Rotary and the Freshman Class Council, Interact has grown over the years. While at first a group of no more than 10 freshmen, the club has grown to over 25 students over the past three years. The freshmen who helped found Interact are currently seniors, including president Eli Holden, vice president Emma Wade, secretary Emma Soules, treasurer Gabriela Meade and Katie Costello.
Over the past three years, Interact has thought of and participated in several activities to benefit the community. Recently, Interact became involved with WISER (Women's Institute for Secondary Education and Research), a project created by students of Duke University to offer a secondary education for underprivileged young women in Muhuru Bay, Kenya. Harwood has become a partner school, committed to raising money for one girl's tuition for four years.
On the whole, however, Interact's biggest project is Gifts of Kindness. Originally envisioned in Interact's second year, Gifts of Kindness is a toy and clothing drive. Once the drive is completed, donations are given to the Battered Women's Shelter and the surrounding homeless shelters of the area.
This year, Gifts of Kindness is spanning four weeks, as it has expanded beyond simply toys and clothes to all necessities of the winter season. For the first two weeks, from November 10 to November 23, Interact is asking for just clothing and toiletries; for the last two weeks, from November 24 to December 5, organizers are asking for toys and games. Boxes will be set up at all the local schools in addition to local businesses, such as Mehuron's. On each box there will be a list of other participating businesses.
"We ask that you please donate new items or items in great condition to our drive," states Holden. "We really don't want poor quality or overused items. Think of presents that you would give your own children," he added.
"With the problem of homelessness rising in Vermont this year, the drive will help supply many more families and children with the holidays that they deserve. Please help us to help them enjoy their holidays," Holden concluded.


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LAS CRUCES, N.M.—New Mexico State cross country/track and field head coach Orin Richburg announced Wednesday that Erik Perez from San Bernardino Valley College and Nate Starr from Everett Community College have signed National Letters of Intent to compete on the cross country team for the Aggies beginning in the fall of 2013.
Perez competed in both cross country and track and field at San BernardinoValleyCollege. He focused on distance runs during track season and posted a personal best time of 15:22.37 in the 5,000-meter run and finished with a time of 9:02.41 in the 3,000-meter run.
Starr joins fellow ECC signees Hab Rubio and Aaron Campbell on the NM State cross country team. The three runners led the team to the 2012 Northern Region Championship. Starr also ran track and field for ECC and focused on distance runs as well as the steeple chase. His personal best time in the 3,000-meter steeple chase was 9:43.9, and he posted a best time of 15:34.29 in the 5,000-meter run.
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Bristol City - Reading
Bristol City have been very weak recently and I believe Reading should have a good chance of winning this one away.
Reading to win.
Burnley - Barnsley
Burnley have been very strong in their recent home games and I expect them to win this one.
Burnley to win with 0-1 handicap.
Coventry - Cardiff
Cardiff are very strong at home but they have been struggling away recently. Coventry have been pritty decent and I expect them to have a chance of getting something from this one.
More than 2.5 goals.
Doncaster - Derby
Derby have been much stronger at home than away recently and I believe Doncaster could manage to get something from this one.
Hull - Sheffield Utd
Hull have been ok in their recent home games and Sheffield Utd have not impressed me too much.
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Leeds - Leicester
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Leeds to win.
Millwall - Portsmouth
Portsmouth have been much stronger at home than away recently, but Millwall have failed to impress me in their recent home games.
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Norwich - Crystal Palace
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Norwich to win.
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Preston - Scunthorpe
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Swansea - QPR
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Watford - Ipswich
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Unless you are watching Jack Black in School of Rock you might find it unique to see a teacher performing music for and alongside his students. That is one of the things Dubose Middle School students get with Mike Greer.
A native of Magnolia, Ky., Greer has been a percussionist since he was 7-years-old. After earning his undergraduate degree from Miami University in Ohio, he earned a masters degrees in percussions performance and teaching from Eastern Kentucky University.
Greer took an 8-month hiatus from his undergraduate studies to go perform in England. He was a percussionist in the original London cast of Blast! and performed in the famed West End. The ensemble then traveled to New York City to perform on Broadway. After being told that he would not be able to take time off for his wedding, Greer quit and went back to school.
In the fall of 2005 he was hired by Joseph Pye to become the new band director at Dubose Middle School. Due to the growing number of steel drum classes, he only held the position for a semester before becoming the steel drum director in Jan. 2006. Since then Dubose has become the largest middle school steel drum program in the country.
"We have six steel band classes and 65 kids in the program," said Greer. "We have great support by the district and are up to 39 instruments."
Greer said that his years of performing have translated well to his time as a teacher.
"As a musician, not everything goes as planned and you have to improvise. It's the same way in the classroom, things are always changing and you have to adapt."
Despite being a teacher, husband and father, Greer still manages to find time to perform music outside the classroom. He plays drums for the country music band Gracious Day. He is also the principal timpanist for the North Charleston Pops Orchestra, performing popular music like Beetles tributes. As a solo artist he plays steel pans at weddings, corporate events and other private occasions. His favorite venue to perform at is with the Ashley Ridge Church Worship Team.
"The highlight of my week is Sunday morning," said Greeg. "I am the drummer and I look forward to it every week."
Students have come to see Greer's performance at the church as well as with the Pops. Those performances in front of his students gain him credibility in the classroom.
"Whether it is the kids going to my performances or if I show them when I was in Blast! it definitely earns credibility with the kids," he said. "They need to see and hear you play at a very high level."
Greer plays alongside the students in class and finds it helpful not only as a teacher but as a musician.
"Playing every day with them helps me stay on top of my game," he said. "I'm in a position to inspire them."
Gracious Day's next performance is at Planet Rocks on Oct. 26. Greer will also be performing with the Pops on Dec. 7 at the performing arts center, and on Dec. 13-16 at the Singing Christmas Tree at Summerville Baptist Church.
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It's ok, don't panic. I have all my clothes on. I wouldn't do that to you, nor shame my kids in that unforgivable way.
The 'exposure' refers to what happened in my week. I have had to examine my own life and feelings this week as I realised I was feeling very vulnerable about two things which happened…
Firstly, I decided to put my own Lifeline on the front page of the site for the world to look at – the reason for this was not vanity, by the way. Far from it, hence the vulnerability. It was because I wanted to be sure that our 'brand' message was clear. This website is about saving memories, it's about nostalgia, and family. It's also about looking back and laughing at yourself, and then thinking about creating your own personal time capsule for your kids to discover in years to come, and laugh even more…..
The sample Lifeline on the site was previously a set of 'news' items, designed to show you how the timeline works without invading anyone's privacy. But it didn't really help anyone understand the emotional connection between the user and their lifeline, nor evoke those feelings of times past, and sweet nostalgia (or even grimacing embarrassment).
So, the most obvious thing to do was put my own lifeline up there. Clearly there are events and details which I have chosen to keep private – this is a standard function of the site, but mostly I think it helps to see a normal person leading their normal life, with their normal kids and happenings. I hope you agree!
The second big exposure came when I started to tell lots of publishers about the site. I wasn't expecting it to be such an intimidating feeling, inviting professional people to critique your work and browse your website, but the more I wrote, the more I realised that I was opening myself up to strangers.
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Local residents will have the opportunity to celebrate the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday.
The Wing Place is hosting a Kentucky Derby party to benefit Equine Rescue of Aiken. The event will be Saturday evening from 5 to 8 p.m.
The event itself will feature a number of fun activities including a silent auction, race horse trivia and stick horse auction and races, said Jim Rhodes, Equine Rescue of Aiken farm manager.
Racing enthusiasts will have an opportunity to watch the races on many of the television screens at the Aiken-based eating establishment, have dinner, and, if they wish donate to the nonprofit organization, contributions are welcome.
The stick horses will also be auctioned off, and they will feature the names of this year's Kentucky Derby starters, and everyone who participates will receive a free mint julep, Rhodes said.
There will be best hat and best dressed contests, with prizes awarded in each category.
The Wing Place will also have food and drink specials during the party.
"We're very thankful for the support we receive from the community," said Rhodes. "These type of events are very much needed."
The Wing Place is located at 732 E. Pine Log Road.
For more information, call Equine Rescue of Aiken at 803-643-1850.
• Ben Baugh has been covering the equine industry and equestrian sport for the Aiken Standard since 2004. Baugh is a member of the National Turf Writers and Broadcasters Association and worked for leading Thoroughbred breeder Adena Springs in Ocala, Fla.
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Waitsfield voters elected two newcomers to the town select board at Town Meeting this year, choosing Chris Pierson and Scott Kingsbury to replace incumbents Charlie Hosford and Sal Spinosa.
Pierson, who challenged board vice chair Hosford for a three-year seat, received 324 votes to Hosford's 250 votes. Kingsbury, who challenged select board chair Spinosa for a two-year seat, received 314 votes to Spinosa's 262 votes.
Waitsfield has 1,448 registered voters, of whom 588 voted by Australian ballot at Town Meeting on March 5.
Voters in Waitsfield rejected a $1.6 million bond article to build new town offices by a vote of 351 no to 229 yes, with 8 ballots left blank. The hotly debated town offices proposal polarized voters in some parts of town with a very strong faction advocating that the town rebuild the former Methodist church in the village versus build from scratch on a parcel of land at the north end of the village.
Remodeling the church would have cost upwards of $750,000 more than building from scratch. With the failure of the bond vote, town officials will have to go back to the drawing board when it comes to addressing the issue of the lack of vault space and two major floods in the town offices in the last 12 years.
The new members of the select board will be sworn in next Monday, March 11, and town officials will determine the next step.
The town offices were subject to very little discussion at Town Meeting other than inquiries about possible cost savings should the town develop town offices in conjunction with the Flemer barns.
Instead, voters dug into the details of the reports from various town boards and commissions and heard from select board member Paul Hartshorn that the town cemetery commission was honoring Marion Turner for her contribution noting that "she knows more about the cemeteries than the people in them."
Voters briefly discussed a $250,000 request for borrowing up to $250,000 to repair/replace culverts, catch basins and stormwater infrastructure on Bridge Street and to repair a retaining wall and repave the street before passing the article by a unanimous voice vote.
Voters spent the most time this year at Town Meeting discussing whether to spend $50,000 to bury the power lines on Bridge Street from Route 100 up to the covered bridge. Eleanor Campbell asked the select board if a three-way stop sign could be installed at the intersection of Route 100 and Bridge Street, "while you're digging up the street?" She was told that VTrans has jurisdiction over what street signs are on state highways.
Select board members pointed out to voters that the opportunity to bury the power lines on Bridge Street was a one-time opportunity because of the extensive work that was going to take place there.
"After the power lines are buried, how will you get the power across the bridge?" asked Vic Dumas. He was told that the three-phase power pole and box closest to the bridge would have to stay.
"What's historic about burying power?" Dumas asked.
Jim Boylan asked the board why the town was burying power in a flood zone and was told that Green Mountain Power recommends buried power.
Many people spoke in favor of taking the opportunity to bury the power lines and improve the aesthetic of Waitsfield's historic Bridge Street, although select board members Paul Hartshorn and Sal Spinosa expressed reservations with Hartshorn calling it "a frill."
"I've looked at those poles for many years and they haven't bothered me," Dumas added.
A motion was made to call the question and that was unanimously approved, even by those who still had their hand up to speak or to speak again. The motion to bury the power was first voted on by voice vote, but a call was made for a show of hands. That vote got 116 yes votes and 45 no votes.
With very little discussion, voters then approved $200,000 to replace a culvert at the top of Tremblay Road. Voters approved a two-vote school budget of $2,184,253 and $122,371 during the school's annual meeting which convened after the lunch break.
Following the school meeting, voters approved $50,000 for repairs to the town's covered bridge, shifted from a calendar year to a fiscal year and then approved a request to create a reserve fund that will help farmers restore fields after flooding.
By a unanimous voice vote, voters approved a $1,849,068 town budget.


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LAKELAND, Minn. — When high school student Zach Sobiech learned he didn't have much longer to live, his mother suggested he write letters to tell his loved ones goodbye. Instead, the Minnesota teenager turned to writing music – and his farewell song, "Clouds," became a YouTube sensation that has attracted more than 4 million views.
Other musicians have covered the tune, and it inspired a celebrity video on YouTube. "Clouds" was even listed No. 1 on the iTunes Top 10 list on Wednesday – two days after Sobiech died after battling bone cancer.
His mother, Laura Sobiech, said on the CaringBridge website that her son was surrounded by family and his girlfriend when he died at his home in Lakeland, an eastern suburb of St. Paul. He had recently turned 18.
Sobiech was being remembered not only for his music, but also for the way he lived. John Hallberg, the chief executive of the Children's Cancer Research Fund, said Wednesday that Sobiech had a positive attitude and approached his diagnosis with strength and grace.
"You don't have to find out you're dying to start living," Sobiech said in a short video about him titled, "My Last Days: Meet Zach Sobiech," which also has been viewed more than 4 million times since it was posted to YouTube two weeks ago.
"I want to be remembered as a kid who went down fighting, and didn't really lose," he said.
Sobiech was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in November 2009. He went through surgeries and chemotherapy, and spent some time cancer-free. But last May, cancer was found in his pelvis and lungs – and he was told he had months, maybe a year, to live.
He wrote the song, "Clouds," as a farewell. Hallberg said proceeds from the sale of the song, and Sobiech's other music, are going to the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma Fund, which Zach wanted set up so that more research could be done to find better ways to treat this form of childhood cancer.
"That will be Zach's lasting legacy," Hallberg said.
Zach's family members were declining interviews but said in a statement that they felt blessed by Zach's "amazing presence" in their lives. They thanked those who "listened with their hearts and helped Zach bring his message and his music to the world."
Online: Zach Sobiech's "Clouds" video: bit.ly/UIGq9r
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Against the riders' old Nissan hatchback rested three identically painted and assembled racing bikes, which matched their clothing. Every detail was captivating to me: from the kit to the handlebar tape to the tubulars to the glistening hubs. But none more than the legs. Thick veins crisscrossed the muscles like elevation changes on a topography map. The lean ankles had been whittled to bone and tendon. The skin, stretched to accommodate the musculature built by tens of thousands of kilometers, seemed almost translucent. To an eight-year-old who gazed at photos of Eddy Merckx the way other kids idolized images of Mickey Mantle, seeing the lean legs of those three racers was the kind of event that would become etched indelibly into memory. Those legs were symbolic of fitness, suffering, sacrifice, freedom, panache, and victory. And it was only because they presented themselves in the cyclist's unique and evocative aesthetic: They were shaven.
No one knows which cyclist first shaved his legs, or why. In his blog, the frame builder and amateur cycling historian Dave Moulton writes that racers have done so for at least 100 years and surmises that the practice likely predates the adoption of the custom by Western women (which is commonly believed to have begun in the early 1900s, with the popularization of short hemlines and more-revealing swimsuits). The authenticity of the often-cited motivations--cleanliness, style, facilitating massage, aerodynamics, and ease of treating road rash--is similarly murky.
I can speak only for myself. After 20 years of shaving, the act is now routine, so much so that I will likely continue after I am retired, even when I am old and gray.
Yet, shaving is clumsy and often a chore. In tiny hotel showers and bathrooms, we struggle to bend over to reach our ankles, slipping and sliding, cutting and bleeding. Even for a pro, who by necessity repeats the process so often it becomes automatic, shaving requires patience and attention. Unfortunately, those are qualities we don't often have after six hours of racing. And, as though a rat has been sheared, a shave leaves a foul ring of hair in a tub or sink. Some riders clean up. Others leave a mess for their roommates or chambermaids.
Perhaps it is some combination of the mystery, the difficulty, and the taboo (to men in general the act is abnormal), that has turned leg shaving into a rite of passage.
Friends call after they've shaved for the first time. On a restaurant terrace in summer, cyclists acknowledge each other after spotting clean legs. In a pack, the neophyte is evident from his hairy legs.
Having grown up immersed in a community of cyclists, and with a father who raced, I saw hair on the legs of few men. To me, it was the hirsute legs that appeared abnormal, unkempt, dirty. Not until middle school, spying the legs of my maturing classmates, did I begin to realize that the smooth-skinned cyclists were the minority. I knew I would soon face a dilemma: I wanted to be a cyclist but, like any adolescent, didn't want to be an alien. In eighth grade, the blond boy-hair on my legs began to be replaced by sprouts of the dark adolescent hair I feared. Confused, awkward, in the way of boys of that age I tried in a desperate and doomed way to erase the situation in secret. After my parents had gone to bed, I settled under the reading light in my bedroom with a pair of scissors, snipping at the pesky, dark, curly hair bristling up off my shins.


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A few months back, a Hollywood horde from the G4 Network descended upon the McFarlane empire to interview Todd for their PLAYERS show.
During their nearly four-hour interview, the crew got some pretty candid stuff with Todd, who took them around the spawn.com headquarters, told some funny stories about toys, baseballs and more, and played himself on Midway Games' MLB Slugfest 2003, where he is a secret in-game character.
At that time, we didn't know when the show would hit the air. G4 promised us advance notice, but as Hollywood promises go, that didn't quite happen. So, the episode, which also features the cast from the new Jackass movie, premiered Sunday, Oct. 20. The good news: RERUNS.
PLAYERS #113 will run again several times over the next two weeks. All times listed below are Eastern:
Oct. 27, 10 AM
Oct. 26, midnight
Oct. 28, 5:30 PM
Oct. 31, 5:30 PM
Nov. 1, 10 AM
Nov. 2, midnight
Nov. 4, 5:30 PM
Nov. 8, 10 AM
Nov. 9, 2:30PM
Nov. 9, midnight
PLAYERS is G4's foray into the world of celebrities and the video games they play. Each episode takes viewers into the home, trailer or tour bus of their favorite stars from the worlds of film, TV, music and sports to reveal their video game passions and give them a chance to show their skills! G4 is carried on all Comcast, Insight and AT&T digital cable outlets, and can be seen on the Zilo College Network.
For more information, click on http://www.g4tv.com/html/showinfo.asp?episode_key=400 and don't forget to check local listings!


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Intramurals is currently hiring Federal Work Study positions for the 2014-2015 academic year. If you're interested in officiating or scorekeeping, please fill out an online application, send Shelly an email directly, and/or stop by the Student Employment Job Fair on Monday, September 1st from 11:30-12:30pm in Cataldo Hall.
Institutional applicants should send Shelly an email directly with information regarding sport experience playing and officiating. There will be a "meet and greet" and tryout on Monday, September 1st from 2-4pm in the RFC/field house. Please know there are limited openings.
Need a job? The Intramural Sports Program offers over 50 student positions each year. Most of the positions are for federal work study students, but there are also some opportunities for institutional positions for the highly qualified sport official. Officiating is a great way to earn extra cash, have fun, and meet new people! We offer flexible weekly scheduling, competitive pay and one of the best work atmospheres on campus. Apply online, come by the Intramural Office, located on the lower level of the Rudolf Fitness Center, or contact Shelly Radtke at (509) 313-3977 or email@example.com to get more information on this great opportunity!
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We have filled the IM Student Supervisor positions for the academic year of 2014-2015. Positions are available from year to year for students with experience in campus recreation, Intramurals, sport's officiating, and/or management and supervision of similar activities. Applications must be accompanied by a resume and cover letter and turned into the IM Office or emailed to email@example.com no later than April 1st by 11pm.
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- 3. Must exhibit good public relations skills and provide excellent customer service at all times.
- 4. Ability to communicate, take direction, show initiative and work well with others is a must.
- 5. Prefer high school and/or college experience playing and/or officiating same or similar sport; willingness to learn additional sports.
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- 3. Receive on-site job training
- 4. Have some FUN!
- 5. Can still participate in Intramural sports/events
Shelly Radtke, Associate Director of the Rudolf Fitness Center, brings several years of experience as a professional, three-sport collegiate athlete and coach to Gonzaga University, the Rudolf Fitness Center and Intramural Program. At Gonzaga, Shelly's primary responsibilities include the Intramural program and she oversees all 25 intramural events, over 50 intramural staff members, and 4 student supervisors. Shelly has also been a Professional Member of NIRSA (National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association) since 2004 and is certified in CPR/AED.
Her personal athletics background includes basketball, softball and soccer as a college athlete at Mount Vernon Nazarene University (NAIA) in Ohio. Shelly was an Assistant Women's Soccer Coach for one year and three years with the Women's Softball program at MVNU after receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2001 in Sport Management with a minor in General Business. She also received a Master's degree in Sport and Athletic Administration in 2008 from Gonzaga University. Shelly has worked as a Certified Personal Trainer and Fitness Attendant at the Worthington Community Center and a Facility and Recreation Supervisor at the Groveport Recreation Center in Ohio prior to coming to Gonzaga.
- Gonzaga University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. The University does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital or veteran status, sexual orientation, a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity, or any other non-merit factor in employment, educational programs, or activities that it operates.


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Jean J. Mishkit, 83, of Rochester, died Friday, September 6, 2013, at Gifford Medical Center in Randolph.
She was born June 30, 1930, in Rutland, the daughter of Merritt and Carrie (Mobus) Jones. She had lived in Warren and Granville for many years, before moving to Rochester in 2001. Jean was married to Melvin Mishkit in Warren on January 30, 1954. They operated Jel-Mel Wood Products in Granville. Melvin died in 2003. Jean was a member of the Community Church of Hancock-Granville and served as Granville Health Officer and on the Granville School Board.
Survivors include her sons, Stephen Mishkit of Granville and Daniel Mishkit of West Hollywood, CA; daughters, Katrina Morgan and husband Nelson of Rochester, Linda Woodard and husband Al of Manchester, NH, and Annie Stobbs and husband Howard of Tampa, FL; sisters, Reta Bean of Venice, FL, and Christina Smith of Concord, NH; and five grandchildren. In addition to her husband and parents, she was predeceased by brothers, Robert and Orvie Jones, and by grandson Joshua Woodard.
Memorial services will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, October 5, at the Community Church of Hancock-Granville in Hancock with Rev. Wayne Holsman officiating. Burial will follow at Warren Village Cemetery. Contributions in her memory may be made to Gifford Medical Center, Garden Room Fund, P.O. Box 2000, Randolph, VT 05060 or to Visiting Nurses and Hospice of NH/VT, P.O. Box 976, White River Jct., VT 05001. Online condolences may be left at www.dayfunerals.com. Arrangements are by the Day Funeral Home in Randolph.


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Put physical education back in schools
Just recently, I read two articles about government-related spending that I feel compelled to comment on.
One article talked about how the current high unemployment is affecting the number of teachers that are being hired by schools.
The other article told about $119 million in grants from the U.S. government to fight obesity in the United States.
I am probably one of the most politically liberal members of my family, but even I have to speak out against such clear wasteful spending by our government!
What is the great unknown about obesity?
I do believe that a very small percentage of obesity is caused by real medical problems, but the over-whelming cases are simply due to over-eating and a gross lack of exercise.
How in the name of common sense can parents and grandparents expect their children to stay in good shape when the in-thing to do is to stay in front of the television, the computer and the cell phone?
If the government is truly concerned about obesity, then taxpayer dollars need to be spent to greatly revive the physical-education part of school life.
Our local and national governments are trying to create near geniuses out of our children at the expense of little to no physical-education.
What happened to the common sense balance of physical education and mental education that was so prevalent during the 1940s through the 1970s?
In closing, I will say that the answers to the questions about obesity have very, very common sense answers. The difficulty is going to be whether parents and grandparents are going to take charge of this greatly growing problem and force their children to get some physical exercise.
Timothy Monroe Bledsoe
North Augusta
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Canadian Player-Based Hockey Line Coming in July
Friday, April 25, 2003
As announced several weeks ago, the upcoming McFarlane's Sports Picks: NHL Series 5 - set for a July release - is based solely on Canadian players. The lineup includes the following figures:
SAKU KOIVU, Montreal Canadiens center, No. 11
MARIAN HOSSA, Ottawa Senators right wing, No. 18
DAN CLOUTIER, Vancouver Canucks goalie, No. 39
TIE DOMI, Toronto Maple Leafs right wing, No. 28
JOE SAKIC, center, No. 19, in a Quebec Nordiques uni
PATRICK ROY, goalie, No. 33, in a Montreal Canadiens uni
MARK MESSIER, center, No. 11, in an Edmonton Oilers uni
This series will be offered to all Canadian retailers. Each retailer will receive a six-figure set, with the Roy figure being exclusive to WalMart stores and the Messier figure being exclusive to all other retailers. In other words, Roy will only be available at WalMart stores and Messier will only be available at retailers other than WalMart. The remainder of the assortment will be available across the board at all retailers. Each figure will have a variant, except for Koivu, Roy and Messier.
In great news for American collectors, NHL 5 will be available to hockey fans in the States. The retailer? Spawn.com. That's right, you'll be able to purchase the entire set of seven figures direct from the Spawn Store at spawn.com. You'll need to join the McFarlane Toys Collector's Club, which you can do for free here (www.spawn.com/toys/mtcc). We will offer this series in set purchase (seven figures) only and each case will contain one variant, though which variant will be random.
In the meantime, enjoy the photos, the NHL playoffs and stay patient for July.


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iPhoto is so complicated. I've only used it on the iPhone and iPad and i've stopped immediately. I'd love a Mac but my Vaio with 4gb ram and 320gb hard drive is still strong and kicking. What I'd really really love is if they could make iMessage work on desktops but that's a big wish.
In regards to the story, catering to power users has the recipe for making things more complicated with adding features/shortcuts etc that normal users will never learn/use.
However if its available people may use it, so might as well make enhancements available.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
A Georgetown man and his brother who lives in Charlotte were both sentenced to prison Wednesday for participating in a Conspiracy to Commit Health Care Fraud and Money Laundering, according to United States Attorney Bill Nettles.
Norman Lewis, 32, of Georgetown and Truman Lewis, 35, appeared in federal court in Charleston for the sentencing.
Truman Lewis was sentenced 10 years while Norman Lewis received a sentence of 7-and-a-half years. The sentence was issued by United States District Judge Richard M. Gergel.
Both men were also ordered to pay $3,307,967.20 in restitution to Medicaid.
Evidence presented at the trial established that Truman and Norman Lewis billed Medicaid for almost $9 million dollars in a 22-month period, with much of the billing being fraudulent. The defendants ran a for-profit youth mentoring service called Helping Hands Youth and Family Services, which had offices in Georgetown, Conway, Rock Hill, and Columbia, Nettles said. The defendants billed for weekends when children were not seen, for periods of time before children were in the program, for periods of time after the children had left the program, and for children who had no diagnosis to justify billing.
Medicaid is administered by the S.C. Department of Health and Human Services in Columbia, with both state and federal funding.
Medicaid serves those in our community most in need. When individuals like the Lewis brothers rob this program of millions of dollars, they deprive our most vulnerable citizens of resources that can help them. As such, we will continue to vigorously enforce the laws that punish those who commit such crimes in an effort to deter others from perpetrating similar conduct, Nettles said.
Special Agent in Charge, Jeannine A. Hammett, added: The abuse and misuse of the Medicare and Medicaid Programs impacts each of us as taxpayers and citizens and these prosecutions are critical to protect these programs.
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text: Well ladies, we've been given the green light to try again. The reports came back from my D&C from the beginning of December. Twin boys - nothing wrong with them, no abnormalities with the twins or me from this pregnancy. So, we are going to start trying this month. Fingers crossed for better luck in 2012.


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Review: 'Ice Age 4′ is formulaic but still entertainingWritten by James A. Molnar | The Gold Knight | firstname.lastname@example.com
The Paleolithic mammals are back and so is that cute little saber-toothed squirrel Scrat.
It's the fourth movie of the "Ice Age" franchise, it's formulaic and exactly what you've come to expect from the series. And that's not necessarily a bad thing. It's entertaining. The writers didn't need to reinvent the successful box office formula here.
The cast of misfits was last seen saving Sid the sloth (voiced by John Leguizamo) from dinosaurs in "Dawn of the Dinosaurs." For "Continental Drift," the land is shifting and splitting apart. Because of this, mammoth Manny (Ray Romano) is separated from his wife Ellie (Queen Latifah) and their 19-year-old daughter Peaches (Keke Palmer).
Manny is adrift with Diego the sabre-toothed cat (Denis Leary), Sid and Sid's hilarious grandma Granny — voiced perfectly by Wanda Sykes. And the adventure picks up from there.Calling this fourth iteration "safe" is accurate. Ten years after the first "Ice Age," it's funny at times and kids — and some of their parents — will enjoy this 94-minute animated 3-D film.
The level of animation and creativity from 20th Century Fox Animation and Blue Sky Studios still seems to be subpar with DreamWorks Animation and the juggernaut that is Disney/Pixar. BUT there is still some really nice work exhibited in the "Ice Age" series.
The animated short before the movie, "The Longest Daycare," follows baby Maggie from "The Simpsons" on a day at a daycare facility. It is short and sweet and carries Pixar charm.
At the end of "Continental Drift," there is a music video with one of the movie's theme songs, "We Are." It perfectly sums up the movie. "We are, we are, not your ordinary family … we're so lucky indeed … we are family." It describes a bunch of misfits that together form a family.
The "Ice Age" series has this family message at its core. And that's where it really succeeds.
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Rated PG for mild rude humor and action/peril.
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I think I enjoy Futurama because I see a little bit of Fry in me. He's not real intelligent, delivered pizza's and has little luck with the ladies. I look forward to new episodes on DVD which I can watch at my own time slot.
I think I enjoy Futurama because I see a little bit of Fry in me. He's not real intelligent, delivered pizza's and has little luck with the ladies. I look forward to new episodes on DVD which I can watch at my own time slot.
2015 RFL Thank You to, TeeEye7 & Slicker, JediTricks, Tycho and Darth Jax!!!!
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Looks like it's back on again, and official:
From Yahoo! News:
"Futurama" gets new life on Comedy Central
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - "Futurama" has a future.
Comedy Central has resurrected the former Fox animated series from "The Simpsons" creator Matt Groening and David X. Cohen. At least 13 new episodes will be produced -- the first since the series' original run from 1999-2003.
The new batch is part of a deal the cable network made with 20th Century Fox Television last year to pick up syndicated rights to the existing "Futurama" library of 72 episodes. Comedy Central also had an option to air any new episodes produced.
New and old episodes will begin airing in 2008 on Comedy Central. Actors Billy West, Katey Sagal and John DiMaggio have agreed to return as voices for "Futurama."
"We are thrilled that Matt Groening and 20th Century Fox Television have decided to produce new episodes of 'Futurama' and that Comedy Central will be the first to air them," said David Bernath, senior vice president for programming at the network.
"There is a deep and passionate fan base for this intelligent and very funny show that matches perfectly with our audience, and it is great that we can offer them not just the existing library but something they've never seen as well."
"Futurama" isn't the first series to return to air after cancellation. The Fox animated series "Family Guy" returned to the network last year after getting a second wind on DVD and late-night cable.
Tommy, close your eyes.
Good to hear.
2008? That's a long ways away but that should give me more than enough time to rewatch Volumes 1-4.
"That's the best deal you're gonna get. I won't tell you you can save yourself, because you can't."
Comedy Central? Since when did they have the rights to rerun the show? Cartoon Network is the only one right now doing such. I hope this article is correct, though '08 feels so far away.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Perhaps CN's contract runs out in 08 on the reruns. This is good news
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wow, this thread is a roller coaster ride...
first we're on for new futuramas, then we're off and now we're back on!
i love futurama. it has a different sense of humor than the simpsons, but that's fine. there's always room for more - and ya gotta love bender
More confirmation about that Comedy Central deal:
Groening's schedule is especially full these days. Besides his work on "The Simpsons," he and partner David Cohen are bringing one-time Fox series "Futurama" back to TV with new episodes on Comedy Central beginning in 2008.http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/TV/0....ap/index.html
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
that's great news! thanks for the update
"Good news everyone."
While cleaning out my bookmarks, I found this, a not-so lost episode of Futurama. It's all the cutscenes from the Futurama game, which adds up to nearly 30 minutes.
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