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Involuntary secondhand smoke (SHS) exposure in homes is an entirely preventable public health threat that disproportionately burdens young children in communities of low socioeconomic position. Breathe Free For Kids is a community-based participatory research (CBPR) initiative to evaluate the effectiveness of Ml compared with usual best practices (UBP) by having parents voluntarily adopt smoke-free home policies to protect children from SHS. The Motivational Interviewing intervention protocol was developed in conjunction with community partners, integrated into a health department-sponsored home visiting program for high-risk children and other community-based agencies serving children, and delivered by trained community health workers.
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- Tobacco smoking occurs regularly (smoke a minimum of one cigarette/cigar per day or five cigarettes/cigars per week) inside the home or in an attached patio/porch, hallway or stairwell
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- Not able to understand English or Spanish at a 8th grade level or above
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GAMES OF CLONES: The battle to thwart Thrones pirates
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ENTERTAINMENT studios are taking steps to prevent piracy by fast tracking TV shows but if last night's episode of Game of Thrones is anything to go by, it still isn't working.
Season three of the fantasy series aired last night on Foxtel, two hours after it aired in the US.
However, the first episode of the season was illegally downloaded more than a million times last night, according to pirating website Torrent Freak.
And Australia had the highest piracy rate per capita, with nine per cent of Game of Thrones downloads heading to computers Down Under.
Per download, Australia ranked third, following the UK in second spot with 11.5 per cent and the US with 12.9 per cent.
"Never before has there been a torrent with so many people sharing a file at the same time, more than 160,000 simultaneous peers," Torrent Freak wrote on its website.
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Chuck Posted at 1:14 PM April 02, 2013
The Delay isnt the problem in this case. Its the fact that FOXTEL, a paid service, has the rights to the show. Hence the people who do not have FOXTEL are going to download the show. People are not going to pay 50+$ a month for stuff they can get off the internet for free or via an american subscription service (ie. HULU. I know HULU doesnt have game of thrones but im trying to make a point).
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Sir Osis of Liver Posted at 1:14 PM April 02, 2013
Probably because not everyone has Foxtel.... Duh
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FreeTV of Perth Posted at 1:15 PM April 02, 2013
HELLO - not everyone has foxtel. probably find majority that downloaded it do not have foxtel, nor can afford it.
Comment 3 of 129
Cameron Roberts of Melbourne Posted at 1:17 PM April 02, 2013
Last night on Foxtel would have been hours after the US broadcast, not a day. Time difference counts, yo.
Comment 4 of 129
Mr Black Posted at 1:21 PM April 02, 2013
now knock 75% off the price of Foxtel and I'll be happy to subscribe to their HD service or else... whats the point?
Comment 5 of 129
JM of Sydney Posted at 1:21 PM April 02, 2013
We also have to pay for a show which is essentially free elsewhere. I have foxtel movie channels, but still downloaded to watch on other devices. I will also buy a box set once they are complete and released.
Comment 6 of 129
Jon0 of QLD Posted at 1:22 PM April 02, 2013
I am sure that you would find that a lot of people who Download it, also purchase a hard copy at some point in the future. It is good to see the delay has shrunk immensely to what it used to be, but in internet terms, two days might as well be two years.
Comment 7 of 129
GofT Nerd of South Australia Posted at 1:23 PM April 02, 2013
Seriously, if you are going to write an article make sure you have the correct facts. GofT aired on Foxtel, 2 hours after it aired in the US, not 'roughly a day'.
Comment 8 of 129
Smokin' Barrels of Perth Posted at 1:23 PM April 02, 2013
I have bought the season pass; so does that give me the right to illegally download it so that i can view it when it is released rather than two days later? Its hard to see the benefit of buying the season pass (i am happy to give my payment for a great season, although i will be watching it by other method).
Comment 9 of 129
Greg of Adelaide Posted at 1:23 PM April 02, 2013
I downloaded Game of Thrones as soon as it came out yesterday because I wanted to watch it straight away. But guess what - I own season one on DVD and will be buying seasons 2 and 3 on Blu-Ray.
Comment 10 of 129
Aaron of Perth Posted at 1:23 PM April 02, 2013
"aired last night on Foxtel" There's your problem. And they are going on like they are doing some magical thing just for GoT.. why isn't it like this for every show? Why is Australia still running behind everyone else?
Comment 11 of 129
Paul Posted at 1:24 PM April 02, 2013
Your experts are wrong, the way to stop piracy is to air it at he same time every where in the world and make it free.
Comment 12 of 129
Mike of Forestville, NSW Posted at 1:25 PM April 02, 2013
A battle against pirates cries your bold headline. Shame the article notes that in response to market pressure (and probably piracy as well) the TV networks, here Foxtel, have been forced to air the show as soon as they can. Given that Sunday night in the US is Monday afternoon here, it's unfair to say there was a delay - it was on at 4:20pm on Foxtel! However, there is always going to be people who don't have Foxtel or who would be happy to pay for the show, but perhaps not pay what the local rights holders want to sell it for. We need Netflicks and an on-demand service that sells shows for a couple of bucks a show, not the ridiculous amounts that we are currently charged. Spotify and other 'all you can eat' providers show the model of cheaper pricing and unlimited delivery will combat illegal use.
Comment 13 of 129
MikeG of Sydney Posted at 1:25 PM April 02, 2013
The question remains unanswered - why the delay ?
Comment 14 of 129
Truth teller Posted at 1:26 PM April 02, 2013
I downloaded it yesterday and transferred it to my media tablet, whilst I haven't watched it yet I can do so were and when I please. Those reasons plus not having to wait are why people download tv show torrents, we don't do it to rip people off.
Comment 15 of 129
Leghamm of Melbourne Posted at 1:26 PM April 02, 2013
Close the delivery gap? I don't think these people get it. It's free to download. Therefore I will always download, and download on the same night the Americans watch it too! The internet is a beautiful thing.
Comment 16 of 129
Jeremy Holt of Australia Posted at 1:26 PM April 02, 2013
Public opinion ultimatley controls and guides the 'law', not the other way around. Sometimes its important to recognise that.
Comment 17 of 129
Baloo of Perth Posted at 1:26 PM April 02, 2013
"That's a m-fing pop culture hedge fund right there." Hahaha gold, In all seriousness though this show is the greatest, luckily I have Foxtel to watch it but if this were to also be on free to air TV then I'm sure the piracy rate would drop, simple really.
Comment 18 of 129
Jenna59 of melbourne Posted at 1:27 PM April 02, 2013
2am legal access is still too slow - I had finished watching my download at 10.15pm, just in time for school night bedtime. iTunes needs to do better to get my money!
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Peter Posted at 1:28 PM April 02, 2013
The problem is, they don't understand that this so-called "fast tracking" to Foxtel and iTunes won't make a difference. They need to fast track it to free-to-air TV, since most people out there don't have Foxtel, either because they don't want it or can't afford it. And putting it on iTunes for whatever price to get it, prices in the iTunes store are exorbitant as it is, who would want to pay up to $10 or more just for one episode? No one. If you want to get a TV episode, or catch up on a series, what's the easiest way? The internet. Is this going to ever change? Likely it won't, unless the media can actually find a truly effective way of circumventing it.
Comment 20 of 129
Ryan Posted at 1:29 PM April 02, 2013
You hit the nail on the head with iTunes. Great that they're trying, but why would I want to wait an extra day or two, and have it spoilt by friends on social media. I have no problem with paying the reasonable price, but not waiting.
Comment 21 of 129
Mark Posted at 1:29 PM April 02, 2013
Hang on, the delivery services have not improved. Paid streaming is still only available in Australia if you use an international VPN or Proxy. Look at how music streaming has gone up in the last year thanks to Spotify.
Comment 22 of 129
Rachel McNamara Posted at 1:30 PM April 02, 2013
No, I have to pay an extra $25 a month just to see this show!!! Foxtel has it ALL WRONG!!! Hence why everyone is pirating it! You think you've got the market covered? Well you don't! To charge me $25 a month just to watch one TV show??? No thanks! I'm not giving foxtel my money for that. I'll find other means to watch the show. #Thanksfornothing
Comment 23 of 129
Alex of brisbane Posted at 1:30 PM April 02, 2013
Why would I pay 80 a month for foxtel to watch one solitary show? Thats why it was downloaded. People just cant justify paying so much for so little.
Comment 24 of 129
GG Posted at 1:31 PM April 02, 2013
Foxtel is not free to air and the majority (if not all) of the illegal downloads would be by people who can't afford the hundreds of dollars a year for Foxtel.
Comment 25 of 129
J hub of Brisbane Posted at 1:32 PM April 02, 2013
It takes 5 minutes for someone to spoil an episode, waiting two days when everyone else is talking about the show? Might as well join them.
Comment 26 of 129
Fletcher of Brisbane Posted at 1:33 PM April 02, 2013
The problem truly is an issue of availability. The fact is that with the internet at our fingertips things are available simultaneously worldwide and when the non-virtual world doesn't reflect that problems like piracy arrive. It's also a good point that piracy can help to stimulate the industry. I discovered my favourite book by borrowing it from a friend and I don't really see how piracy is that different.
Comment 27 of 129
anonymous Posted at 1:33 PM April 02, 2013
It did not air 1 day after , it aired at 12pm yesteday in the US It was on the web by 1pm. We are forced to download it to watch at a time convenient to us, not forced to sit there at a certain time of day.
Comment 28 of 129
Sam Posted at 1:33 PM April 02, 2013
People don't want to watch a quality show like this with advertisement, and a lot of those downloaders don't have fox and can't wait until 6 months later when it comes out on DVD. They need to do more than 'close the gap'
Comment 29 of 129
Matt Posted at 1:33 PM April 02, 2013
Australia is backward with it's broadcasting and has huge delays. They also only show cooking shows. How can anyone expect us to not download tv episodes when they are unavailable to us?
Comment 30 of 129
ViceWallet Posted at 1:34 PM April 02, 2013
Bring Netflix/Hulu/HBO streaming to Australia, problem solved. Oh but hangon, then we'd have to pay 400% more than the US for that too......
Comment 31 of 129
Jeremy of Perth Posted at 1:37 PM April 02, 2013
Even once the distributors have made the necessary changes, it's going to take some time for people's habits to change - right now, they know they can get a good quality product on demand for free. They'll only gradually realise they can get a slightly better one, cheaply and reliably, whilst supporting the artists.
Comment 32 of 129
Tom Thumb Posted at 1:38 PM April 02, 2013
Season pass works out less than $5 per episode? Wow, how reasonable. Not. That's the reason it's still pirated.
Comment 33 of 129
Adam Posted at 1:38 PM April 02, 2013
$34 for a season? $5 an episode... For something riddled with DRM as well. Yet they wonder why their approach isn't working. Provide a subscription download service with a full range of shows and then you will see significantly higher revenue. While the current delivery method relies on inefficient middle men taking their cut, piracy will prevail. People hate being ripped off
Comment 34 of 129
Ads of Canberra, Australia Posted at 1:40 PM April 02, 2013
A day after original airtime isn't fast enough. Should be aired here in Australia a couple of hours after it's origional airtime espcially with today's technology. We know they can do it, there should be no excuses. FTA Networks & paytv networks also need to stop butchering the shows with endless commercials that are louder than the actual show, and show tv episodes in order! Those two reasons are the reason I don't watch my favorites shows on FTA or Paytv.
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troy of Melbourne Posted at 1:40 PM April 02, 2013
pirates will be the 1st in Australia to watch and start talking about it on the web, they will be generating buzz before the mainstream watch the show. the buzz then the people that may have not know about the show or forgot about it to watch it on foxtell or itunes, and then buy dvd and br of season 1 and 2
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Bea Brown of Brisbane Posted at 1:40 PM April 02, 2013
It wasn't screened a day after, because of time difference it was more like 2 hours after US viewing.
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don of melbourne Posted at 1:41 PM April 02, 2013
Foxtel wouldn't get a red cent from me. I'd rather that 5 dollars an episode go directly to the creators/HBO, even then, 5 dollars is probably a bit much for a 40min feature. 2.50 to 4dollars sounds pretty good deal to me. As for the 2am release, what a crock! Pirates get it under an hour after its aired and probably better quality than what Foxtel could offer.
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steve of launceston Posted at 1:43 PM April 02, 2013
There are so many different airing times noted in this article. Also, if it were more widely available, I would purchase. I don't use iTunes or subscribe to Foxtel, but I would go down to my locally owned cinema to watch it. I'd pay the $33.99 season pass for the cinema.
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DelProfindo of Bne Posted at 1:43 PM April 02, 2013
Putting game of thrones on 1-2-3 days or hours after its first run means nothing. I will happily turn my foxtel subscription back on when everything is up to date. If you pay attention to releases most popular shows start exactly 1 season late. Popular doesn't mean good, good tv often isn't noticed by regular viewers for a season or 2 (archer anyone?). It's not dissimilar to the fight with adobe and other software providers. The barriers that once justified (or attempted to) extra costs and huge delays are long gone. Underground music got it right (stompy, traxsource etc) sell it cheap and sell it to everyone at the same time.
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fight fire with fire Posted at 1:45 PM April 02, 2013
I wonder what a 'season pass' costs in other countries on itunes....... Foxtel and Apple are two of the biggest ripoff merchants in entertainment, there's a lot of people out there who refuse to line their pockets.
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Drogo of The green seas Posted at 1:46 PM April 02, 2013
Winter is coming!
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so call Pirate of Australia Posted at 1:47 PM April 02, 2013
One will find that most of the downloads will come from people not willing to buy foxtel or have no access to foxtel in their homes. What studios need to realise is that a lot of people don't have pay-TV which means that they will download from he web the day it is available (less than 24 hours after the show has aired) - which means even a 48 hour wait is too long and double the amount of time after which one can view the show in other ways. In this day and age it needs to be aired at the same time as in the US or only a few hours after. Anything more and people will just download and watch. Studios should be afraid of "pirates" but embrace them and share the TV shows on these torrent websites - even if they include ads - I only watch free-to-air TV - which means I refuse to pay for a TV show - but would be more than willing to download and watch a TV show soon after it's aired elsewhere even with TV ad breaks in it. I don't see myself as a Pirate because I generally watch shows that will usually be eventually aired on F2A TV.
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5c0 Posted at 1:48 PM April 02, 2013
Cool. Game of Thrones is back. I will DL it tonight
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J Posted at 1:49 PM April 02, 2013
We received a pirated copy of the first series from a friend, about half way through it's frist showing on Foxtel. We didn't even know it was on, as we didn't have the movie package. Since then we have bought the 1st & 2nd series DVDs and bought and kept the movies package on foxtel. In saying that there are people who will just not pay for these shows.
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THomas of Perth Posted at 1:50 PM April 02, 2013
finally hollywood is figuring out the way people want to consume media rather than fighting it. Give the people what they want.
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Tris Smith Posted at 1:51 PM April 02, 2013
Yeah but Foxtel air it on a Premium channel, instead of one that is more widely available. I don't want to have to subscribe to Movies just to watch Game of Thrones. I'd have no problem waiting 2 hours, even a day or two would be fine. But don't expect me to pay EVEN more!
Comment 47 of 129
UlyssesBlue Posted at 1:53 PM April 02, 2013
I bet the piracy rate wouldn't be so high if it was available on Free TV instead of a subscription service such as Foxtel or iTunes.
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rick Posted at 1:54 PM April 02, 2013
A 48hr delay really is pointless when pirates can have a copy online within 12hrs of it being aired, maybe even quicker if their computers and internet are fast enough to create the original pirated copy.
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Megan of Melbourne Posted at 1:55 PM April 02, 2013
I know the solution.....NO ADVERTS during a show! I download, so I don't have to watch the ads. HBO shows Games of Thrones with NO ADS, so why do we have to see adverts? Once the networks understand why we download, then maybe they will listen to our needs & give us what we want.....
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Clarksville, TN – Welcome to the first edition of Marlon Scott: Sports Fanalyst Fourthoughts
There is the real world, and then there is the sports world. A lot of people happily commute back and forth between the two. This is for those commuters, dressed like Clark Kent, but when they emerge from a McDonald's bathroom (due to lack of phone booths in 2014) they have on their favorite sports jersey and foam finger, ready to talk about the latest update that just popped up from the ESPN app on their smart phone.
APSU Athletic Department to reveal a new "visual identity series" including a new primary logo, Governor Peay logo and an updated word mark Tuesday, April 1st, 2014. (APSU Sports Information)
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Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University's unofficial start to the 2013-14 men's basketball season will occur 7:00pm, Monday when the Govs play their traditional exhibition foe, perennial Division II power Central Missouri, in Dave Aaron Arena.
Austin Peay Men's Basketball. (Brittney Sparn-APSU Sports Information)
Clarksville TN – When 14 year old Kaitlan McLaughlin boarded a plane with her mother Deanna to fly to her grandfather's funeral in Vancouver Washington, little did she know what a surprise awaited her when she got there.
She would meet NBA star Anthony Davis with the New Orleans Hornets.
Let's start from the beginning.
(L to R) Deanna McLaughlin, Anthony Davis and Kaitlan McLaughlin.
November 9th, 2012 | Dave Aaron Arena | Clarksville, TN
Clarksville, TN – It has been a rare occasion Austin Peay men's basketball team has opened at home, at least under head coach Dave Loos.
In fact, Friday's 7:00pm, season opener against Samford in Dave Aaron Arena is only the fifth time in Loos' 23 season the Governors have opened a season at home. It has been since the 2003-04 season the Governors (Knoxville College) have played at home. It has been since the 1995-96 season since the Govs played a Division I team (Northern Illinois) at home to open the season. Normally the Govs are paying the bills through guarantee games or related tournaments.
Clarksville TN – New Memphis Grizzlies owner, billionaire Robert Pera, introduced his ownership group at a standing room only media event at the FedEx Forum on Monday, saying he was "the luckiest man in the world right now."
Pera, the CEO of Silicon Valley wireless networking company Ubiquiti Networks and Grizzlies CEO Jason Levien addressed the media and announced their new ownership group, which includes Clarksville based Hand Family of Companies.
Memphis Grizzlies owner Robert Pera
Clarksville, TN – Except for the hardcore fans of the teams that have been knocked out, and despite an atypical-boring and injury-changed first round, most pundits and casual NBA fans hoped for the NBA Finals match up that we have between the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder that gets started Tuesday night in Oklahoma City, OK on ABC.
We all know the stories of the two teams.
Rick Barry to be Featured Speaker at the Breakfast Event
Nashville, TN – The Middle Tennessee Council of Boy Scouts of America is thrilled to welcome NBA Hall of Famer Rick Barry to Montgomery County, where he will be the featured speaker at the 10th Annual Clarksville "Friends of Scouting" Breakfast.
A chance for business and community leaders to come together in support of local Scouting programs and the young men and women they serve, the early morning fundraiser will be held at the Water Street Event Center on Thursday, April 12th. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – You love him. I love him.
We all love the story of Knicks sensation and point guard Jeremy Lin, the almost three-time NBA cast-offed, undrafted and two-time Ivy Leaguer from Harvard.
The Palo Alto, California, native is the All-American story: Down to his last chance, Lin excelled and exceeded expectations and did has done it all for the team on the biggest stage in the city of 8 million stories, the grand land, 'if you can make it there you can make it any where', New York City.
Jeremy Lin
Austin Peay Men's Basketball vs. Morehead State
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012 | Tipoff: 7:00pm
Clarksville, TN | Arena: Dave Aaron Arena (7,257)
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay certainly hasn't gotten to the point of hitting the panic button, but the Governors are in an unaccustomed spot heading down the regular-season stretch.
Historically, Austin Peay peaks in February. Since the mid-1990s the Govs have captured nearly 70 percent of their games in Feburary-March. The Govs find themselves entering Wednesday's 7:00pm game with Morehead State already owning a 0-3 February record.
Austin Peay Men's Basketball.
Clarksville, TN – For much of his life, Marc Gasol has seemingly lived in the shadows.
Already growing up in the shadow of his older Pau Gasol, who starred for Spanish basketball powerhouse Barcelona, Marc continued to remain the forgotten Gasol when Pau was taken in the 2001 NBA Draft and shipped to the Memphis Grizzlies.
After the Gasol family made the move to Memphis to stay close to Pau, Marc continued to search for his own basketball glory.
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"Loving you isn't the right thing to do / How can I ever change the things that I feel?" This sentiment—so memorably expressed by Fleetwood Mac in 1977—is as old as philosophy itself. The ancients struggled to explain akrasia, or why we love and do certain things against our better judgment. Who's in charge of our desires? As the NYU philosopher Jessica Moss points out in this Q&A, the latest psychological research can sound a lot like Aristotle's Ethics. —Lorin Stein
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Where should I go next fall? / Re: Last minute decision - W&M ($$) vs. Vanderbilt« on: July 28, 2006, 02:01:34 PM »
Check out the third page of this board - there's a pretty lengthly discussion of W&M with money vs. Vandy without. Best of luck.
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Where should I go next fall? / Re: Last minute decision - W&M ($$) vs. Vanderbilt« on: July 28, 2006, 02:01:34 PM »
Check out the third page of this board - there's a pretty lengthly discussion of W&M with money vs. Vandy without. Best of luck.
Wait List / Re: GW vs. Vandy« on: July 27, 2006, 11:40:14 PM »
I am from Georgia and did my undergrad at UNC, but honestly I am not certain on working in the South or any one particular area, so long as it is in a city and on the East Coast. As far as type of law, I am pretty open at this point, I am most interested in Constitutional and International law.
I also had the GW vs. Vandy decision and went with Vandy. I'm pretty open about where I practice and just want as many options as possible; from the research I did, it seemed to me that a Vandy degree may travel a liiiiittle farther than one from GW (but I won't agrue if someone disagrees, it's just the impression that I got). I've lived all of my days in the Midwest and Northeast, but I loved the atmoshere down at Vandy, way more so than GW.
Bottom line, though, is that either one is a great choice (at least I hope so!).
Where should I go next fall? / Re: ND or Vandy?« on: July 18, 2006, 12:38:58 PM »
I think it's really a tossup. Vandy is not clearly superior, since ND does have quite a few ties with some high-end clerkships and the OP is showing an interest in going to London, which won't be available at Vandy. Keep in mind that ND does not rank students and will allow you to choose where to interview for OCI instead of having companies choose you. IT may be the same at Vandy, but I am not sure. Honestly, I have heard great things about both schools, so it's really up to you.
FYI, Vandy does not rank its students either
Wait List / Re: How late do schools usually dip into their waitlists?« on: July 04, 2006, 12:08:19 AM »
I dont really have an answer, but an antecdotal "feel good"...
These types of stories are the way it goes. An empty seat is lost tuition. Schools want to fill them, be it in June or the first week of classes.
Where should I go next fall? / Re: Vanderbilt or W&M?« on: June 29, 2006, 11:26:28 AM »
I thought I'd throw my two cents in since I may wind up in a similar situation. I'm currently all set to go to Vandy but am waitlisted at Northwestern. Much like the OP, I'm interested in business/corportate law; would face another $60k in debt if I got in and made the jump; and I loved the vibe at Vandy (where I went to admitted students' day), much more so than at Northwestern (where I only did the run-of-the-mill tour/class/meet with admissions). In my mind, I've almost built up Vandy as some sort utopia and am uber-excited about going there.
However, all that said, if I get into Northwestrn, I'm going. For one, as someone who plans on going the firm route but isn't sure about where I want to practice, I'll pay the extra money for a wider range of options and the decreased grade risk associated with the "more valuable" degree (i.e., I can not do quite as well grades-wise at Northwestern and still get the same job that I would have gotten at Vandy with somewhat better grades). Additionally, I think you really have to step back and look at what each school offers and try to get away from "vibe." Right now, when I think Vandy, I think sun, southern belles, cool new building, etc.; when I think Northwestern, I think nice setting, but cold, windy, sweatshirts for 9 months of the year, etc. But none of those things are going to get me a job. Just looking at the Northwestern calandar, I see that they have firm meet-and-greets this summer for incoming ILs. Vandy doesn't have that. There's more examples and, though I obviously haven't researched it, I'm sure there are parellel differences between Vandy and W&M.
Again, just my two cents, and best of luck with your decision - maybe I'll see you at Vandy on August 16th.
Wait List / Re: Northwestern - Shortened Summer Waitlist« on: June 15, 2006, 03:53:36 PM »
Yikes. I just got this too. Jostling around with 300 other people for how many slots that open up over the summer? 10? I can't say I like these odds.
Realize that they'll probably get quite a few "Thanks but no thanks," plus some that stay on, get accepted, and don't accept. Still, though, you're right that the odds aren't good.
Wait List / Re: Northwestern - Shortened Summer Waitlist« on: June 15, 2006, 03:51:57 PM »
Just got an email saying I'm on the shortened summer waitlist... 700 initial waitlistees cut down to about 300... Whooopie
Me too...sounds like I'll see you in Nashville in August.
Where should I go next fall? / Re: Withdraw & Reapply Next Year?« on: April 09, 2006, 09:48:19 PM »
I applied last year, withdrew across the board, and reapplied this year. I'm really, really happy I waited the extra year. I didn't even apply to Vandy last year, but that's where I'll be this fall and for me (a Midwestern who probably wants to practice there but wants to keep his options open) it's a great situation. If I were you, I'd withdraw and aim for Berkeley/USC/UCLA next year - if it works out, great, if not, oh well, you had a year of fun and still got to go to a good school.
Best of luck either way.
Reviews, Visits, and Rankings / Re: Can visits help your case?« on: April 01, 2006, 10:38:43 AM »
I'm sure the answer varies depending on what school you're talking about, but can "face time" during a campus visit improve your standing on a waitlist? Have you ever of cases where it's helped?
I visited Northwestern, where I'm waitlisted, and when I had my sit-down with a woman in admissions she told me right off the bat that visiting definitely gave me a leg up on people who didn't visit b/c it shows that I'm sincerely interested in going there. I imagine that other schools take a similar approach. That said, while it apparently ups my odds, those odds are probably still pretty low. But whatever helps, I guess.
Where should I go next fall? / Re: USC + $12k vs. Vandy?« on: March 27, 2006, 03:55:47 PM »
I'm sort of in the same boat as you, in that I'm looking at Vandy (and GW) plus USC (if they'd ever let me in...hopefully).
From the "research" I've done, it seems that a Vandy degree will get you to Cali more easily than a USC degree will get you to Chicago or DC. If you're looking for a change of scenery (as I am, being in NYC), I'd definitely suggest Vandy for the (supposedly) laid back style. I'm a big advocate of a scenery change from time to time and I'll probably be making the move to Nashville (where I've never been, hopefully April 6-8 go well) myself.
Not to hijack your thread, but what don't you like about LA?
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The strong wind at Rider's back in the second half Friday afternoon was of little use.
The Raiders overshot from far and couldn't put any combinations or passes together against the San Elizario defense.
But Jonathan Munoz and Nathan Van De Vyvere found the answer against the wind in the 87th minute, combining on a set piece for the overtime game-winner in a 1-0 Region I-4A semifinal that puts the Raiders one win away from the state tournament.
Rider (25-2) will face El Paso Del Valle (22-4) at noon today at Memorial Stadium.
Munoz had no luck with any restarts or long serves throughout the second half as the ball would bounce harmlessly over the end line.
But with Rider's season hanging in the balance, his strong leg and determination to drive into the wind produced some magic.
Standing about 53 yards from the goal, the senior defender blasted a line drive into the box, and Van De Vyvere ran onto it and headed it home from about 5 yards out.
"The kicks I had before I had gotten up, and I just thought I'm going to drive it," Munoz said. "I was hoping it'd bounce off of somebody, and Nathan was there.
"At first I thought it was going by myself, and then Nathan put his head on it and it went in. I started screaming. We're going for the next one now, one game at a time."
"He has an extremely strong leg," Rider coach Josh Hill said of Munoz. "That's part of the set piece we've been working on. He drove into the box, and we want to have guys challenge."
Van De Vyvere said it was "the best goal" he'd ever scored. It had to get even better moments later when the chant "Nate the Great" roared down from the stands.
Even with Munoz driving it as hard as he could, Van De Vyvere said it felt like "it was floating" into him. After he headed it, he had to turn around and find out the result. Then it was a scream and a slide in celebration for his eighth goal of the year.
"I just turned around and saw it floating in, and I saw the goalie and I just jumped up and hit it over him," Van De Vyvere said. "It was great. It was the greatest moment I've ever had in my whole life.
"We just have to come out strong tomorrow. We're all tired and we have to rest. Coming off this one, we're going to come out really strong tomorrow."
Hill was proud of the way his team put the emotion aside after the goal and concentrated on being organized the last 13½ minutes after taking the lead.
"Drake (Szczepinski) made a big save (early) in the overtime," Hill said. "At halftime we felt like we needed to score one goal, but I didn't know how we'd react with the wind at our back.
"They (San Elizario) did a good job. They were sliding and pressuring and didn't give us time to get our heads up and combine."
There wouldn't have been a need for the overtime drama if not for the Eagles senior defender Ricardo DeSantiago's brilliant play in the first half.
Rider's Christian Okeke, the 36-goal scorer who never got a sniff all day, played a ball to Ruben Flores, who flicked it past goalkeeper Jorge Urrutia to what appeared to be an open Hamilton Howard inside the 6-yard box. But DeSantiago cleared it out of harm's way, and the Raiders didn't get another chance like that until the game-winner.
One second-half misplay by Munoz, who was caught flat, allowed Valentin Nungarary a run, but his shot wasn't on frame. DeSantiago had a shot with a free kick near the 18 in overtime, but missed high.
Szczepinski kept his clean sheet for the playoffs intact, and despite what looked like a couple anxious moments for those on the sideline, Rider's senior goalkeeper felt everything was under control.
"That was our toughest game in a long time," Szczepinski said. "We kept with it, kept fighting and finally got that goal at the end. Our defense has fast guys and they're aggressive and they're going to stop them.
"Tomorrow our team chemistry needs to get better. We just kind of kicked the ball around. We all need to get on the same page."
Szczepinski said at the end of regulation he was thinking about a possible shootout. And he was as happy as anyone to see Munoz and Van De Vyvere make sure it didn't come to that.
San Elizario (19-5-1) had 12 shots, three of them on goal, and two corner kicks. Rider had 14 shots, six on goal, and two corner kicks.
The biggest difference was one free kick and one timely header. The result was picture-perfect for the Raiders, even if they knew the process had some ugly moments.
"It wasn't real pretty," Hill told his team in the locker room. "Do I look like I care?"
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To the tragedy of divorce, one could add so many others—lost faith, abandoned ministry or mission, left churches. If we don't learn to stay with hard things for at least a while, we'll never grow past a rather juvenile view of the world that must always feel good to me. "It isn't meeting my needs" is usually a precursor to a restart that takes us back to the starting line. I wonder how many times I've given up on something, not realizing a finish line was just around the next corner.
Suffering can be a means of gaining clearer, simpler perspective. Breaking through to deeper places of faithfulness and fruitfulness rarely occurs without some hard digging into deeper soil. Starting over at a new church, ministry, marriage (or fill in the blank) is exactly that—starting back at the beginning. There is no long and challenging obedience in the same direction that takes us far. We end up doing little loops around the same familiar little territory and wonder why we haven't made much progress over time.
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OU football notebook: Could Trey Metoyer use spring to earn time like Kenny Stills did?
"Definitely," Stills said. "He's a big guy and has made some great plays this spring. Hopefully he can have a great spring game and earn himself a spot."
Said co-offensive coordinator Jay Norvell: "Trey has had a great spring but has an awful lot to learn. It's his first spring. But he's an athlete. He's competing hard. He does a lot of things well naturally. Now he's trying to put all that into what we do offensively.
"Our older guys have really helped him — Jaz (Reynolds), Kenny and Trey Franks. Those guys have been here for awhile and have helped him learn. They're accelerating his learning process."
How does Metoyer compare to Stills as an incoming freshman?
"They have a very similar mentality," Norvell said. "Trey is very confident. Trey (6-foot-2, 200 pounds) is bigger than Kenny, stronger than Kenny. That's the difference in the two. But he's very explosive.
"I used to love watching him playing basketball. He can get up off the ground so quickly. That transfers to his route running. He has some special hands. He has huge hands. That's one of the things I'm most impressed about him, his ability to catch. He's a vacuum cleaner. He has great ball skills."
Even though he's one of OU's bigger receivers, Stills gave him the nickname: "Little Trey."
"He's definitely not little," Stills said. "But he's little Trey because he's young (while Trey Franks is a veteran). That's just how it goes when you're the young bull."
Defensive coordinator Mike Stoops has been pleased with his defensive backs depth, the position he coaches.
The Sooners will run their base defense with varying fronts. But to combat offenses that line up four, sometimes five wide receivers, Stoops will implement schemes with six defensive backs.
"I don't know how it will all shake out come September," Stoops said. "We've got a lot of workouts left (this spring and fall). A lot can happen between now and then. But we're going to need them all. We'll play six DBs if we have to.
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Today we have a guest post from Stephanie Gamble, a Ph.D. candidate in history at the Johns Hopkins University. Her dissertation is entitled, "Capital Negotiations: Native Diplomats in the American Capital from George Washington to Andrew Jackson."
In the Massachusetts race for U.S. Senate, Elizabeth Warren's (D) opponent, Scott Brown (R), recently brought attention to Warren having listing herself as a minority in professional directories from the mid-eighties to the mid-nineties, citing her claims to Native American ancestry. Other times, when provided the option, Warren has self-identified only as white. Recent investigations into her heritage suggest Warren may be 1/32 Cherokee through a great-great-great-grandmother.
Whatever her motive in asserting her native ancestry, Elizabeth Warren is certainly not alone. Americans have long been fascinated with tracing their rumored (and real) Indian heritage. In recent decades, an increasing number of non-tribal members have been asserting their Indian-ness.
There is nothing especially new about American interest in native ancestry. Back in 1887, a genealogy of Pocahontas was published for all those looking for the iconic Indian princess on their family tree. In his 1969 book, Custer Died For Your Sins: An Indian Manifesto, Vine Deloria, Jr. noted of his time as Executive Director of the National Congress of American Indians, "it was a rare day when some white didn't visit my office and proudly proclaim that he or she was of Indian descent. Cherokee was the most popular tribe of their choice … all but one person I met who claimed Indian blood claimed it on their grandmother's side." (2-3)
Recently however, more people are moved to claim their ancestry on official documents. Today, websites abound, telling interested searchers how to find Indian ancestors and enroll in tribes. Facilitated by such sites as Ancestry.com and the digitization of archives, Americans interested in their personal history can assemble the branches of their family trees from home. This has likely helped more people access and engage their ancestry in new ways.
On government documents such as the U.S. Census, race and ethnicity are self-identified. Beginning with the 2000 census, Americans could even check off multiple racial categories in order to more accurately capture their heritage.
Though Americans can self-identify in many situations, including selecting themselves as "American Indian or Alaska Native," there are 566 federally recognized Indian tribes in the United States that have their own rules for tribal citizenship. Citizens of federal tribes are legally Indian and their tribal citizenship is controlled by their individual nations.
Recent censuses reveal that the population of native people in the United States is growing dramatically. When Americans filling out their census decide to check the box labeled "American Indian or Alaska Native," they may do so for several reasons: they are tribal citizens; they are members of state-recognized or unrecognized tribes; or they self-identify due to family lore, distant heritage, or possess some other form of emotional connection. Much of the recent growth in the "American Indian or Alaska Native" population derives from the third category: people self-identifying as Native American.
What seems to run through the possibilities that self-identifiers claim for themselves is an underlying assumption that Indians can be what you want them to be, a population out of space and time. That, perhaps, is the danger of self-identifiers. These legal and documentary markers of identity obscure or complicate the cultural processes of identification. Native people are more than their tribal enrollment cards. At local, tribal, or pan-American levels, native people possess and articulate shared cultures, histories, languages, lineages, experiences, living conditions, and relationships.
The proliferation of self-identifiers threatens to dilute the meanings of being Indian to tribal citizens. To return to Deloria: "At times I became quite defensive about being a Sioux when these white people had a pedigree that was so much more respectable than mine." (3) While self-identifiers like Warren may value their claim to Indian ancestry in a wide array of ways, there are around 2 million native people living in the U.S. today. Their identities as American Indians are important to them, too.