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Boulder, Colo. - The cream of the Emirates Airline Division I and II Women's College Playoffs rose to the top on the third straight day of competition. After some massive blowouts and last second heart stoppers, America's best DI and II rugby programs are now ready to do battle.
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The efforts of the Houston County Lake Volunteer Fire Department (HCLVFD) over the past 30 months to reduce its ISO fire insurance rating has come to fruition. Officials report an ISO representative visited and reviewed the department in June, and the result is a reduction that will enable some homeowners to get a reduction in their fire insurance rates. As of Oct. 1, the volunteer fire department's ISO rating was changed from a 10 to a split 9/10, department officials reported. According to a department press release from Training Chief Richie Rankel, the HCLVFD began working in April 2010 to reduce its ISO rating by addressing various training, administrative and equipment/gear issues. The Oct. 1 rating change means that homeowners and businesses less than five road miles from the fire station may have their insurance premiums may be lowered by their insurance carriers, according to Rankel, who explained the rating of a nine is good only for five road miles from the fire station. "We may have the option to further obtain an 8B rating in the year to come which may reduce premiums even lower.," the press release states. "Be advised that this process at the state level does take time to take affect - normally at least 4-6 months. So, if this does affect your residence or business, keep an eye out on your premiums this coming year and/or contact your own insurance company to find out further information," officials caution. The HCLVFD thanks all of its firefighters that helped over the past few years with training and equipment to get the department to its new rating. The department's next "big" project, Rankel reported, is raising approximately $60,000 for a new booster truck to replace one that is a 1978 Chevy and at the end of its usefulness.
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Rule of thumb for (most) pets, limit them to two syllables (unless you have a nickname they'll go by) and the best names end in a hard vowel. These types of names are the most identifiable for most animals to learn. I've seen a lot of people get a horse or a cat or a dog and try to name it something and then the animal starts going by a different name someone else calls them. Usually I hear them say "Oh, they must like that person better" when it's actually because the name they initially tried out was too complicated for the animal to even bother learning, and another was more easily adaptable. It's the same basic reason children learn words like "train" and "potty" before they learn "locomotive" and "septic system".
I bring this up because you have a lot of three syllable names. A name like Kira is great, but Serafina and Felicity are going to be pushing it, unless you decide to call them something like Sera and Lissy instead and just use the full names for the vets office and friendly conversation. A lot of these names are great, don't get me wrong, but they're not really practical for livestock.
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I love Eris for a goat!
2 syllable names are easiest for animals to learn. If you don't expect them to learn their names or anything, then then I like Persephone and Amity.
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A German musical project that combines electronic and techno elements with OminousLatinChanting. Almost certainly defunct, which is a crying shame, as their music is awesome.
For those who do not speak German and/or Latin, [[http://www.oocities.org/br/enominebrazil/enomine.htm this site]] has English translations.
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* DespairEventHorizon: "Exitus".
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In this act the antagonist, the Transportation Corridor Authority, ups the ante one more time.
After repeatedly telling the public they'll never, ever ask for taxpayer money... they've broken their promise and asked the Federal Government for $1.1 Billion dollars.
That's "B" as in Billion.
I know, you've heard about billions here and billions there... let's keep in mind this is real money.
This is OUR money.
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I, Clark C. McClelland, former ScO [Spacecraft Operator], Space Shuttle Fleet, personally observed an 8 to 9 foot tall ET on his 27 inch video monitors while on duty in the Kennedy Space Center, Launch Control Center (LCC). The ET was standing upright in the Space Shuttle Payload Bay having a discussion with TWO tethered US NASA Astronauts! I also observed on my monitors, the spacecraft of the ET as it was in a stabilized, safe orbit to the rear of the Space Shuttle main engine pods. I observed this incident for about one minute and seven seconds. Plenty of time to memorize all that I was observing. IT WAS AN ET and Alien Star Ship!"
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Many wrestling shows come and go on a weekly basis. Before and after every show we see, we become what the Internet world refers to as 'Smarks' or Smart Marks. I'm just as guilty as the next guy to criticize what we see on television, but do we even know? Do any of us have any idea what goes on and what it takes to live the business?
I've been a fan for as long as I can remember. In the early 90's I was a fan. When Austin pretty much started the Attitude Era, I was a fan. When WWE bought WCW, I was a fan.
When WWE was going through the pains of injured big names and no one to move into their place, I was a fan. Fan or not, it wasn't until I started going to a local indie fed in 2003 that I started to respect the hell out of these guys and their business.
I'm not saying that no one respects it, however, if you don't fully understand it, how can you act like the top critic? That'd be like Siskel and Ebert being film critics just because they saw a few movies. They fully understand the business and what it takes to make a great film. Professional wrestling is the same way.
These guys live the business. They are always at the gym, following a rather strict diet full of muscle building proteins and supplements. Well, ok…not all of them!
Most are always trying to improve, get better, make a bigger name, and impress more fans. They love what they do 24/7.
2003 is when I started going to KCW, Keystone Championship Wrestling in Altoona, Pennsylvania. It was honestly the only thing I really looked forward to every month.
I always went with a group of fans. Crazy Donnie and myself dubbed the fan group as the C.I.A, "Clinically Insane Assholes." We were loud, we cheered, we booed, we chanted. We were addicts. There really isn't anything more fun than getting to verbally interact with the characters that come out. Good guy or bad guy, they were all great guys. They were humbled by the fan support when the fans should have been the humble ones. These guys put their body and life on the line to entertain us!
I think we really take it for granted. I never really thought of that until I went to the KCW School. I didn't last long…I'll tell you that.
After thinking I'd be decent after years of backyard wrestling and never being hurt, I was surely wrong. My back bumps were decent. My flip bumps were sub-par, but could be worked on. My handstand bumps didn't exist. I left that day, humbled. I'll never forget what happened at an outdoors show a week later.
Crazy Donnie and I would go to a KCW show. Kasanova Kato, the owner of KCW I had the tryout with, was facing someone in a hardcore match. We thought it'd be funny to turn our backs on Kato when he came out. He snuck up behind me, got really close to my ear and said something I will NEVER forget.
"If you want to train with me, you'll show me respect."
I never forgot that. However, being only 20, I was foolish and just assumed he was a dick. Six months later, I went back to the KCW School to try again. I watched guys doing some awesome things and I still couldn't even do half of the standard, basic bumps. It was upsetting. Something else happened that day though.
As I'm a loud-mouthed clown, I made a joke as Kato was letting us into the building and he shot me a look that to this day I won't forget. I still remember some of the guys looking like high school kids who were waiting to see the teacher yell at me.
I didn't get it. I never forgot it though. Years later, I figured out it was about respect. This is a business of passion and respect. Not jokes, not being funny, not just getting by.
It's respect.
You are stepping into that ring, putting everyone else's life on the line that is in there with you, including your own. There is no time for joking and kidding when you are there to learn.
I had a lot of respect for those guys. I have a lot of respect for the WWE guys, the TNA guys and the indie guys like Kevin Matthews, Adam Pearce and Bobby Shields…the list could go on forever. I even had respect for the really shitty guys who still had the guts to learn and respect what I was clearly overlooking.
So, before you decide to sit behind the computer and bad mouth the wrestling business, just remember what those guys and girls have gone through just to entertain you. The passion they clearly have and the respect they deserve.
I write. I write a lot. I write about wrestling, I write my own material for my stand up, I write scripts for a web-series, sitcom, films and other projects. I've taken writing and creative classes. I have no problems being a critic to the storylines, to any promo that was a written piece of shit. But I cannot critique the physical matches like some of you think you can properly do. I don't know that side of the business at all.
So, before you decide to log on to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr or anything else to rip into the guys putting their life on the line for YOU, just remember….
It's all about Respect.
Crazy Bill
(A special thanks to Jay and Pro Wrestling Powerhouse for using some of the KCW photos I had for this article.)


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Good Heavens! I didn't know they come in this color. I just saw one in Stockbridge and assumed it was part dog because it was so dark. But everything else about it was sure coyote! And I got a good long look. I was following it in my car because, at first sight from a distance, I had thought it was MY dog that had got out again.


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Social Promise is partnering with St Jude Children's Home in Gulu, Uganda to provide 19 wheelchairs to children with special needs and to support the education and well-being of all the children at the orphanage. Children in Gulu are particularly vulnerable, having grown up in a region traumatized by over 30 years of rebel terror that targeted children.
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Accidentally discovering the operations of the Blood Ninja gangsters, a mischievous young man masters the skills of the Drunk Fist and proceeds to fight against them. But the gangsters join forces, vowing to kill him before the young master destroys them all.
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CX Worlds: Men's title to Belgium's Niels Albert, Marianne Vos of Netherlands retains women's crown
Belgians dominate men's race on home sand to fill first 7 places, while Vos makes it 4 in a row
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Riders from host nation Belgium as well as those from the Netherlands have dominated this weekend's UCI World Cyclo-Cross championships at Koksijde. In the men's elite race, Niels Albert led a Belgian clean sweep of the medals. Meanwhile, in the women's event, Dutch rider Marianne Vos retained the title she has now won for four years in a row, and five in total.
The home country's dominance of the men's elite race in front of a capacity 40,000 spectators thronging the 2.94 kilometre circuit extended well beyond its riders winning all three medals on offer – the first seven men home were all Belgian, with the rest of the field more than a minute behind.
Albert, who had lost his national title to Sven Nys earlier this month, came home in a time of 1:06:07 to win by 24 seconds from Rob Peeters, with Kevin Pauwels third. Nys himself came home in seventh position at the end of the ten-lap race.
The highest-placed non-Belgian was the Czech Republic's Radomir Simunek, who crossed the line 2 minutes 15 seconds down on the winner, in eighth place. Fellow Czech Zdenek Stybar, the defending champion, finished 13th.
The only Great Britain rider to complete the race was Ian Field, who ended up 36th, while Paul Oldham did not finish. Both riders had escaped the bout of food poisoning that swept through the British squad earlier in the weekend, although clearly with so many team mates and backroom staff succumb it would have disrupted their preparation.
Albert led the men's race virtually from start to finish, as Vos had done earlier in the day in the women's event, with fellow Dutchwoman, Daphny van den Brand, second, some 37 seconds behind, and Belgium's Sanne Cant third.
Great Britain's Nikki Haris finished sixth, 1 minute 3 seconds behind Vos, with team mate Helen Wyman, who had briefly led the race early in the first lap, finishing in 13th position.
Vos's win, achieved in a time of 41 minutes 4 seconds, was the third and final gold medal of the weekend for the Netherlands, with Lars van der Haar and Mathieu van der Poel respectively winning the men's under-23 and junior men's titles on Saturday.
Across all four events at the circuit in West Flanders, close to both the North Sea and the French border, the Netherlands won five medals and Belgium six, the other going to France.
Full results can be found on the event website.


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Shauna Prewitt shares her story:
I am an attorney and the busy single mother of an amazing second grader. My rape is responsible for both of these roles. You see, I enrolled at Georgetown Law School after learning, firsthand, that pregnancy from rape creates unimaginable obstacles for women who decide to raise the children they conceive through rape. In the vast majority of states, a rapist has the same custody and visitation rights to a child born through his crime as other fathers enjoy. In 2010, a paper I wrote on this topic was published by the Georgetown Law Journal, and I continue to travel throughout the country speaking on this issue.
I believe that the way we as a society, and especially legislators, speak about rape — often wrongly and without a sound, reasoned basis — restricts our ability to pass laws offering meaningful protections.
Hanna Rosin applauds her bravery:
One worry I had upon reading Prewitt's letter is that Akin and other conservatives will seize it as fodder for the pro-life position. See, what matters is the precious life that resulted from this! But again, that is not at all Prewitt's point. What she's saying is, things are complicated. There is no predictable magic. One can feel rage and shame and joy about the same fact. That's what it means to really understand "life."


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Example 1 (Last Frost). In the Spring 32° row, if you have "Apr 15" under the 50% column, that means you have a 50% chance of seeing frost on or before April 15th.
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Any ideas for a nice short backpacking trip in the area? I would love to camp out in the snow because I have never hiked in it before but I don't have any gear I don't think, that would be required. Is there a two or three day trip out there that I can hit up before this snow melts? I have only ever hiked the bridge to nowhere and the rest of my time here has been spent in the Santa Monica Mtns because they are closer. :P Thx
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I didn't see anything rudeSince no one else responded to you, many years ago I would go up in the San Gabriel Mountains. There's this ridge that Mount Waterman is on that's pretty nice. The PCT is further to the South. Close to LA. Granite like the Sierras at lower elevation. I did it mainly as day hikes. Take the Angeles Crest Highway North out of LaCanada.
Matthew,In the Baldy area, I went up Icehouse Canyon and did not reach the snow until about 3 miles up. Problem is you would need snow gear to sleep up there as it gets icy early and late in the day and the trails are steep. There may still be good snow up in San Jacinto within a couple miles of the arial tram, but I havent checked. that's another hour out for you though. You may have to wait for another decent snow.Oh wait, Big Bear might be the place if you go quick. the snow is very thin but its there.
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Hi, thanks for the trip advice. I was thinking I could camp in the snow alright if I had some snow stakes for my tent and some little YakTraks or something for the climb up. I have a twenty degree bag which should do me fine judging by the weather reports. Though, I went up Baden Powell once and seeing that steep mother covered in snow seems like a downright dangerous place to be without an axe or something, i'm not sure. You are right maybe I will have to wait.
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The preschool program for three- and four-year-old children is under the supervision of the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences at NSU. The program is committed to providing both preschoolers and university students with a high quality education, according to Janna Maggio, CDC director. The CDC has been in existence since 1935 and serves 40 children each year.
"The Center continues to maintain NAEYC accreditation status by providing students with quality teaching staff and care. We are the only NAEYC-accredited preschool in Natchitoches and one of only 23 in Louisiana," Maggio said.
The CDC annually conducts an extensive self-study, measuring the program and its services against the 10 NAEYC early childhood program standards and more than 400 related accreditation criteria. The program received NAEYC accreditation in 2011 after an on-site visit by NAEYC assessors to ensure that the program meets each of the 10 program standards. NAEYC-accredited programs are also subject to unannounced visits during their accreditation, which lasts for five years.
"Northwestern State students who are majoring in early childhood education get hands-on experience working in a nationally-accredited program, which teaches them the developmentally appropriate practices and standards that are nationally accepted," Maggio said. Maggio also credited staff members Karen Winn and Amanda LaGrange for their role in helping maintain accreditation.


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Ready, set, sew! Quilters of all experience levels---and no experience at all---are welcome at the Prairie Acadian Cultural Center's quilting circle. The stitching and socializing starts at 10:00 a.m. and goes on til the center closes at 4:30; participants may stay as long or as little as they like. Bring an idea or a project to receive advice, encouragement, and good company.
The Prairie Acadian Cultural Center is located at 250 West Park Avenue in Eunice.


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There's no question that many look up to Drake for inspiration, but who is it that the "Started from the Bottom" singer looks to for his own personal motivation? As he revealed in a new interview, Drake hopes to emulate the career of Jamie Foxx.
During a chat with ESPN following his ESPYs hosting gig announcement, the rapper said he looks up to the Django Unchained star in "every aspect of life."
The hosting announcement might have surprised some, but Drake revealed it's been a "dream" of his for some time.
"It's been a dream of mine for a long time," he said. "I watched a guy that I look up to in every aspect of life, Jamie Foxx, do it. I always say, if I can follow in his footsteps, that'll be a great career for me. So, I was blessed with the opportunity to do it. SNL gave me the confidence to do it and here I am."
Drake definitely isn't just a rapper. He got his start as an actor on the Canadian soap opera Degrassi, then he broke into the music industry in a big way under the YMCMB label. He hosted Saturday Night Live earlier this year, appearing in a few skits, and he even performed as musical guest as well.
The ESPYs will take place on July 16.


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FRIDAY SPOTLIGHT: BEGRGraffiti // Friday, January 25, 2013
Every Friday we feature someone old or new, traditional or unconventional, active or not, and so on. This week's spotlight is on Begr.
Opening: Dan Witz "Prisoners 2012-13" @ Lazarides, LondonJuxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
As we reported yesterday on the site, NYC-based Dan Witz, who has been a pillar of street art over the past 30 years, just opened a brand new exhibtion, Prisoners 2012-13 at Lazarides in London. Witz' debut at Lazarides features his paintings from both his Prisoner and now signature Mosh Pit series. Our London correspondent, Butterfly, took photos at the opening last night in London. The gallery noted that Witz has been dispersing his unique stamp on the streets of London by painting one of his prisoners' image onto phone boxes.
Stussy & Heel Bruise Present "Under The Radar" @ Atlas SkateJuxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
On Saturday, January 26 at Atlas Skate Shop in San Mateo, Stussy and Heel Bruise will present the photography exhibit, Under The Radar. The photo exhibit features photography from our very own Joe Brook, and Patrick Beaudouin, Tony Manfre, Isaac McKay-Randozzi, Remio, Travis Jensen, Keith Hufnagel and Robbie Jeffers. The Under the Radar exhibit was created in 2011 as a way to showcase photographic talents from the worlds of skateboarding and street culture.
New Book Release: "The Golden Age of DC Comics" by TaschenJuxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
We have been excited for this book since we got word that Taschen and author/comic authority Paul Levitz were working on it (and thank you to ItsNiceThat for the reminder). Soon in bookstores, Taschen will release The Golden Age of DC Comics, tracing the company's first decades, from its "pulp origins up to the comic book burnings of the McCarthy '50s in more than 400 pages with comics, art, comics, photographs, and more comics."
Harmony Korine's "Spring Breakers" TrailerJuxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
Yep, that is James Franco, holding a gun to the head of Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Benson's head. And yes, this is a movie starring said actors plus Selena Gomez of Bieber fame. And yes this could be a Disney lineup circa 2004. And no, Disney would not approve. This is Harmony Korine's newest feature, Spring Breakers, and it puts the bugged out back in... bugged out. Watch the trailer...
Jean-Michel Basquiat @ Gagosian, New YorkJuxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
Opening on February 7th will be a collection of works by the late and great Jean-Michel Basquiat on view at Gagosian's 555 West 24th Street location in New York. In case you wanted to purchase a mass produced reproduction of one his works and stare down at it while you eat day in and day out in anticipation for the show, Gagosian has you covered with this Basquiat plate.
Grotesk x Case Studyo "6ft-6in" SculptureJuxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
We have been anticipating this release for over a month now. June 2009 cover artist, Grotesk, has teamed up with the limited-editioned sculpture studio, Case Studyo, to release 6ft-6in, a lamp made in ode to the legend that was #23. The piece releases today, January 25, and will be made in an edition of, you guessed it, 23. To promote 6ft-6in, Grotesk and design agency, Doubleday & Cartwright, made an animated story about the lamp that lost its way.
The Works of Michael DeNicolaJuxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
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Yes, Yes, Yes!: The LEGO Hotel.Juxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
There is a higher power. Somebody was smart enough to create the LEGO Hotel, placed at LEGOLAND in Carlsbad, California. First off, having theme rooms of our favorite LEGO sets would be enough, but you have major portions of the hotel built completely out of LEGOs. The 250-room hotel will open on April 5, 2013, and we might just have to report straight from location.
Classic: Nudes by Lev TchistovskyJuxtapoz // Friday, January 25, 2013
Born in 1902 in Pskov, Russia, Lev Tchistovsky was a Russian figurative painter heavily focused on feminine, adult nudes. His classical realism carried on throughout his body of work, usually depicting sensual eroticism in the females of that era. He died in Cenevieres, France in 1969.


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Just how important is the instructor when it comes to learning to fly? That might be a surprising question for an CFI to ask, but the longer I teach, the more cognizant I become of the many ways in which an instructor can function as a barrier to the student's progress. And apparently I'm not the only one who feels that way.
Last month, Paul Bertorelli penned (keyed?) an editorial about simulator maven Redbird stepping into the training void created by Cessna's shift away from the piston market. What caught my eye about the piece was this line: Read more →


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Dr. Alaine Hutson
I am Dr. Alaine Hutson, and I just joined Huston-Tillotson University in fall of 2008 as an associate professor of History. I come to HT after teaching in Missouri for nine years where I also served as an assistant dean in the College of Humanities and Public Affairs. I specialize in African and Middle East history with an emphasis on slavery and gender in Islamic societies, and I also enjoy teaching students about the history of this country starting at Reconstruction in 1865. I have several academic publications; the most recent is "African Sufi Women and Ritual Change" in the Journal of Ritual Studies in 2004 and I am working on an article entitled "'Common Failings of Our Common Humanity': A Preliminary Exploration of Issues Common to Slavery in the Middle East and the Atlantic World."
I have settled down here in Austin, TX, but love to travel for work and play: I have lived and done research in Nigeria and the United Kingdom; I attended seminars and studied in Egypt, France, Morocco, and the Sudan; as a child of an Air Force family I lived in Germany and as a grown-up historian have visited colleagues and given lectures there; and along the way I have visited Ghana, Italy, Niger, Saudi Arabia, and Tunisia.
My education is my most valuable asset, and it all started at the University of Pennsylvania in the city of my birth, Philadelphia. My undergraduate experience really shaped how I think, who I am, and what I do for a living. My education introduced me to the world of intellectuals and academics and helped me determine my career path. I began studying Africa and the Islamic World and wandering the globe. I fell in love with African and Islamic history while studying in Nigeria at the University of Ibadan and crafted my own individualized major in African Studies with a heavy emphasis on history and Arabic training and much study with visiting international scholars. Along the way I became a student-athlete, learning to row on the Schuylkill River and being part of a strong crew tradition at the school. The opportunities I took advantage of as an undergraduate really helped me stand out from the crowd of applicants for graduate school; I won a full CIC fellowship to Indiana University where I earned my M.A and Ph.D. and along the way was able to study with a few famous African historians at Oxford University and learn an African language, Hausa, at SOAS.
My undergraduate experience still sets the tone for my life today and enables me to take advantage of new opportunities. I am still a student-athlete in life. I continue to learn new things and teach in all aspects of my life. I row here on Town Lake, play tennis, learned to be a professional tennis official and teach others to become certified tennis officials. I have traveled all over the country and been on court as an official with the best women and men tennis players in the world. I have recently learned more about the Middle East and changed my focus from sub-Saharan Africa to the Arab world. I still love to travel and learn about new cultures.
I hope that Huston-Tillotson University graduates cherish their undergraduate education as I do mine and along the way to earning their degrees they are afforded opportunities that will enrich and change their lives for the better; that is my goal in teaching and working with students here.
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WENATCHEE — The last time Walla Walla Sweets starting pitcher Chris Lovejoy faced the Wenatchee AppleSox, the left-hander tossed 6 2/3 frames of hitless baseball.
Tuesday night in the road series opener, fortunes changed for Walla Walla as fielding errors and a 16-hit AppleSox offensive barrage led to a 10-1 Wenatchee win at Paul Thomas Field.
The Sweets' offense began rolling fluidly with an early lead off single by second baseman John Skrbec in the top of the first.
First baseman Matt Mendenhall followed with a single to move Skrbec to third, and third baseman Jarod Gonzales brought a run home with a sacrifice fly to give Walla Walla a 1-0 advantage.
The Sweets (23-20) led the West Coast League in fielding percentage during the first week of July, but an uncharacteristically poor defensive night Tuesday led to a season-high six errors and three unearned runs scoring.
Wenatchee (24-22) responded immediately with a pair of runs in the bottom of the first inning and never looked back.
AppleSox shortstop Joe Mello one-upped Skrbec with a double in his first at-bat, and advanced to third base by virtue of a fielding error in center.
Wenatchee right fielder Ryan Barr grounded out, but drove in the tying run after just six pitches in the inning.
On pitch number seven, center fielder Brock Slavin doubled and later scored when first baseman Connor Spencer reached on an error at second base.
The AppleSox's Kramer Ferrell took things from bad to worse as he also reached on a second consecutive miscue, this time at shortstop, but both men were left stranded as Lovejoy ended the inning with a ground out.
In the third inning, Wenatchee proved that lightning can strike twice, sending 10 men to the plate in the frame.
Second baseman Andre Real grounded to short, but a fourth error, again at shortstop, allowed him to reach.
As if the baseball grew a mind (or legs) of its own, a fifth error in the very next at-bat off Spencer's single up the middle put two runners on for Ferrell, who grounded to shortstop on the first pitch. That putout still sent Real home for a 3-1 AppleSox edge, as back-to-back singles brought left fielder Brett Stephens to the plate. Stephens hammered a 1-1 pitch out of the ballpark for a three-run home run to cap the five-run inning, putting Wenatche ahead 7-1.
Lovejoy faced nine hitters in that fifth frame, and with two outs was replaced by right-hander Danny Zandona, who quickly induced a fly out to end the threat.
However, Wenatchee still tagged Zandona for a pair of earned runs over his 4 1/3 innings of long relief.
Spencer began the fourth inning with a home run to pad the AppleSox's lead at 8-1.
Spencer, who was held to only two hits in eight at-bats in the series between these two clubs in Walla Walla earlier this season, enjoyed a 4-for-5 night, scoring three times for the home crowd. In the sixth, he led off with a single, and scored from second base on a 4-6-3 double play, putting the home team Sox ahead 9-1.
Walla Walla newcomer Jesse Houser made his first appearance with the Sweets Tuesday, tossing a full inning and allowing just a pair of base hits.
An error at third base in the bottom of the eighth inning allowed Wenatchee pinch hitter Joey Jansen to reach, eventually scoring an unearned run to cap the scoring at 10-1.
Despite the loss, an extra-inning defeat for Bellingham (24-21) keeps the Bells and Sweets in a two-way tie for first place in the WCL North division. As Bellingham has played 45 games this season, and Wenatchee has completed 46 — three more than Walla Walla — the Sweets are afforded wiggle room to make up ground in a tight playoff race.
Walla Walla sends 2013 All-Star left-hander Matt Hall to the mound in game two against the AppleSox at 7:05 p.m. today.
Wenatchee 10, Walla Walla 1
Sweets 100 000 000 — 1 7 6
AppleSox 205 101 01x — 10 16 0
Lovejoy, Zandona (3), Houser (8) and Martinez, Lindell. Patke, Rohrbach (7) and Harris.
HRs — Wen: Spencer, Stephens.
Hits — WW: Skrbec, Mendenhall, Vilter, Wylie, O'Neil 2, Paulson. Wen: Mello 2, Barr, Slavin, Real, Spencer 4, Ferrell, Jansen, Harris, Taylor 2, Stephens 2.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Captain Munnerlyn returned a blocked field goal 81 yards for a touchdown and set up another score with an 84-yard kickoff return as South Carolina defeated Kentucky 24-17 Saturday, improving Steve Spurrier's record to 16-0 against the Wildcats.
South Carolina (5-2, 2-2) won its ninth consecutive meeting against Kentucky (4-2, 0-2), which came in with momentum after nearly upsetting Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Instead, the Wildcats' string of futility against Spurrier is the longest by any team against a single coach other than two losing streaks against Penn State's Joe Paterno.
The game, billed as a field position showdown between two of the Southeastern Conference's top defenses, lived up to that hype, at least until midway through the third quarter. That was when Spurrier, always quick with the hook on his quarterbacks, made a change that paid immediate dividends.
Stephen Garcia replaced a struggling Chris Smelley and led four consecutive drives into Wildcat territory, which the Gamecocks turned into 10 points. It could have been more if not for three missed second-half field goal attempts by Ryan Succop.
With the game tied at 17, South Carolina took the lead for good when Garcia found Weslye Saunders open in the end zone off a playaction pass from 8 yards out. The play was set up by a 37-yard post pattern from Garcia to Jason Barnes. Garcia completed 10 of 14 passes for 169 yards in limited duty.
Kentucky quarterback Mike Hartline got the ball back with an opportunity to tie the game, but an interception by Chris Culliver clinched it for the Gamecocks.
The teams combined for six turnovers. Kentucky's defense got three of its four takeaways in the first quarter yet still trailed by a touchdown at the beginning of the second.
First, Smelley appeared to connect with Kenny McKinley for an 8-yard gain, but Kentucky's Trevard Lindley ripped the ball out of his hands and took it 28 yards to put the Wildcats ahead 7-0.
It didn't take long for South Carolina to respond. Munnerlyn returned Tim Masthay's kickoff 84 yards and was stopped only when Masthay shoved him out of bounds at the Kentucky 16.
Given new life, this time Smelley threw the ball to a place only McKinley could get it -- the corner of the end zone, tying the game at 7.
It was one of few highlights for Smelley, coming off an SEC offensive player of the week performance at Ole Miss. He completed 9 of 23 passes for 105 yards and two interceptions.
Hartline wasn't much better, completing 23 of 43 passes for 152 yards and two interceptions. But he was forced to play most of the game without the team's top receiver, Dicky Lyons Jr. Lyons injured his leg and was in a walking cast and using crutches on the sideline.
On South Carolina's next drive, McKinley broke Sterling Sharpe's South Carolina record with his 170th career reception but immediately coughed up the ball up again. It was recovered by Kentucky's Marcus McClinton.
After the teams combined for three turnovers, the Wildcats had a chance to grab momentum. But Ryan Tydlacka's 29-yard field goal attempt was blocked by Jordin Lindsey and returned 81 yards for a score by Munnerlyn.
Tydlacka later connected on a 51-yard attempt -- the Wildcats' longest since 2004 -- to put Kentucky ahead 17-14 at halftime.


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Supported by Jack FM - yes, they who like to play what they want - the evening will once again be one of Wimborne and Colehill's biggest annual family events.
We've kept the ticket prices down once more, making it the best value event in the area, and the park and ride is also available for the hundreds of people who we know visit from afar.
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Thursday's Illinois News Summary
Published on August 16 2012 6:50 am
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Quinn Gets Booed at Fair
(Springfield, IL) -- Governor Quinn got a not-so-friendly welcome at the state fair Wednesday. Thousands of union workers showed up for Democrat Day to express their concern over Quinn's recent policy decisions.. They say he wants Quinn to honor union contract and pay workers their promised raises. Plus, they want him to reconsider his plan to shut down prisons, which they say will surely compromise the safety of workers and inmates.
Illinois Dems Rally At Springfield Convention
(Springfield, IL) -- Illinois Democrats take a minute in Springfield to rally their constituents ahead of the upcoming November elections. Illinois Governor Pat Quinn, Senator Dick Durbin and state Speaker Michael Madigan were among the who's-who of Illinois Democrats attending the rally staged during the State's Party Convention at Springfield's Crowne Plaza. Democrats hammered away against presumptive Republican presidential challenger Mitt Romney and his running mate Paul Ryan. Illinois Democrats are hopeful they'll win back as many as six Congressional seats this coming November.
State Lottery Officials Defend Projected Shortfall
(Undated) -- Illinois lottery officials are busy defending the recent announcement that lottery ticket sales would come in about 100-million dollars short of projections. State Lottery Superintendent Mike Jones said his office will wait until more accurate figures are available before coming to a conclusion. The Northstar Lottery Group took over management of the state games in July and promised revenue goals of more than 800-million dollars. But Northstar announced just this week that final revenue would likely be closer to 725-million dollars.
Regional Airports Want To Add Service To DC
(Savoy, IL) -- Officials with two regional Illinois airports are vying to start air service to and from the nation's capital. Willard Airport in Savoy and the Central Illinois Regional Airport in Bloomington are each using federal awards of 500-thousand dollars to hopefully ink deals with air carriers that would service flights to Washington, DC. United Express is one airline both airports are considering.
Man Sentenced To 24 Years For Killing Danville Teen
(Danville, IL) -- It's 24 years behind bars for the Illinois man convicted of murdering a Danville teen. Accused killer Alvin Beasley apologized to the family of 17-year-old Deryon Mullins, who was fatally shot two days before Christmas in 2011. Mullins' mother Tammy Lynn Johnson refused to accept the killer's apology adding she doesn't think Beasley's sentence is harsh enough. An autopsy revealed the teen suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the back.


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No, the war did solve something, and not something trivial: an anti-Communist, independent South Korea that evolved into a flourishing market democracy. Was authoritarian South Korea worth protecting in 1950? Look at the leadership drama currently underway in the North: More than a half-century after the armistice, North Korea is a ghastly place. And yet Cumings is, at the least, a friendly visitor whose perspective proceeds directly from his political attitude: "North Korean political practice is reprehensible, but we are not responsible for it. More disturbing is the incessant stereotyping and demonizing of this regime in the United States" (italics added).
He complains that "there is no evidence in the North Korean experience of the mass violence against whole classes of people or the wholesale 'purge' that so clearly characterized Stalinism. . . . Nevertheless, North Korea remains everyone's example of worst-case socialism." Of course, what characterized Stalinism was not only the purges and mass violence but the thought control, suppression of dissent, destruction of opposition, widespread propaganda, cult of personality, and central control of the economy. And by these standards North Korea's rulers do not just meet Stalin's record but exceed it. If North Korea remains everyone's example of "worst-case socialism," that is because it illustrates precisely what can happen in worst-case socialism.
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The purpose of this study is to assess safety and efficacy of weekly epoetin alfa (Hemax® ) administered for 12 weeks in patients with non curable solid tumors or lymphoma with anemia (hemoglobin < 10g/dl) undergoing palliative care chemotherapy.
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|A Phase 4 Study in the Treatment of Anemia With Weekly Epoetin Alfa Doses in Patients With Solid Tumors or Lymphoma Receiving Chemotherapy
- Number of subjects with adverse events and percentage of therapy withdrawals due to treatment emergent adverse events [ Time Frame: Baseline to 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Hemoglobin levels and percentage of responders [ Time Frame: Every 4 weeks and 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Evaluate efficacy assessing hemoglobin levels and percentage of responders (increments of Hemoglobin ≥ 1g/dl without transfusion requirements) comparing baseline with final 12 week and intermediate 4 week visits
- Quality of life [ Time Frame: 12 Weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Evaluate if treatment impacts quality of life assessed through the Brief Fatigue Index (BFI) score comparing baseline with final 12 week visit
- Hemoglobin levels ≥ 2 g/dl [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Evaluate proportion of patient that achieve hemoglobin levels ≥ 2 g/dl without transfusion requirements and the number of patients that require at least one transfusion after 12 weeks of therapy
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Epoetin alfa 40.000-60.000 IU/week subcutaneously that will be controlled and up or down titrated every 2 weeks according to the currently approved prescription guidance for a total of 12 weeks of treatment with Co administration of oral ferrous sulfate 200mg BID and oral folic acid 5mg QD
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Patients with non curable solid tumors or lymphoma with anemia (hemoglobin < 10g/dl) undergoing palliative care chemotherapy will enter this 12 week single arm open label study. Epoetin alfa 40.000-60.000 IU/week will be administered subcutaneously and controlled every 2 weeks. Up or down titration will be performed according to the currently approved prescription guidance for a total of 12 weeks of treatment. Study end points will be assessed every 4 weeks until final 12 week visit.
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- Confirmed diagnosis of non curable cancer or lymphoma
- Receiving a palliative chemotherapy regimen
- Hemoglobin < 10.0 g/dL
- Performance ≤ 3 of Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) performance status
- Life expectancy of ≥ 3 months
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- Active bleeding that may have caused anemia in the prior 30 days.
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- Untreated iron or folic acid deficiency
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Epoetin alfa
Erythropoiesis stimulating agent (ESA)
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Hematologic Diseases
Epoetin alfa
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Derek Jeter passed one final test of his strained right quadriceps Saturday, playing a simulated game at a location the Yankees kept secret until after they lost 1-0 to the Tampa Bay Rays in the Bronx.
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