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Olivia Mohtadi
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Central Memorial HS
Calgary, Alberta
When did you start playing soccer?
"I started playing soccer when I was 5."
Who is your favorite soccer player?
"Zinedine Zidane."
Do you have any pre-game rituals?
"My pre-game ritual is being as goofy and silly as possible, I like to dance around on the field before we start warm up to get all my silly's out so I can be as focused as possible when we start our serious warm-up."
What is the funniest thing you have ever seen happen on the pitch?
"The funniest thing I have ever seen on the soccer field is a dog running on the field and taking the ball and running around with it."
If you could play soccer anywhere in the world where would you play?
"I would love to play soccer in Europe, on one of the Premiership league fields."
How did you end up at Wyoming?
"I was scouted to come play here. When I came to visit I really enjoyed it here and it seemed like a good fit."
What is the biggest difference between playing soccer in Canada and America?
"The biggest difference is the physical play, its a lot less rough in Canada."
If you could play any other sport at the University of Wyoming what would you play and why?
"I would play basketball or do track and field. I have done these sports throughout junior high and high school and they have always been a nice break from soccer. I like the fast pace of basketball and the thrill of winning a race in track."
You played on the Calgary Foothills Colts Club with teammates Carmen Blume & Courtney Merkle and won nationals. What is it like to be still be playing with them?
"It's been really awesome! It's made the transition to a new team a lot easier because of the chemistry and experience we have together already on the field."
Finish the thought. I knew I could seriously play soccer when...
"I scored the winning goal in our Provincial Championship game to send us through to the next round, and then on to nationals."
Is everyone in Canada hockey crazy?
"Not everyone is hockey "crazy", but every Canadian loves to sit down and watch a good ol' hockey game. Although, there are a few crazy hockey fanatics around!"
Do all policemen in Canada ride horses?
"Nope, most of them ride in cars, even motorcycles.. but in some smaller towns you will see the odd policeman on a horse."


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Applying to colleges is a hard enough task, but it was made even more difficult for Diana Gonimah when the political turmoil of Arab Spring in her home country, Egypt, briefly shut down communication with the outside world. Her high school closed for 20 days and she was barely able to call admissions officers in the U.S. to say, "Sorry, I can't send my transcript for another month."
Gonimah, born in Kuwait and raised in Egypt as the daughter of a Jordanian mother and Egyptian father, eventually received scholarship offers from six schools including the University of Pennsylvania, where she is now a sophomore majoring in psychology.
"When I logged on and found my 'Hurrah Hurrah' welcome note, I knew exactly where I was meant to be," she says. Attached to her offer was a letter from the Penn World Scholars program.
The Penn World Scholars Program of the Office of the Provost provides scholarships to international students chosen for exceptional leadership potential, academic achievement and financial need. They receive financial support consistent with the most generous awards available to undergraduates.
"When the revolution happened I thought I would take a year off to be at home. But when I got my acceptance, that I was a Penn World scholar, I was getting all kinds of Penn welcome letters. My parents didn't think it made sense to stay," she says.
"There were many people trying to leave the country, but I wasn't physically at risk," says Gonimah, whose family lived in a Cairo suburb at the time. "I didn't know what was going to happen the next day in Egypt. When that happened, it changed my perspective. That influenced my career path."
She hopes to work at an NGO such as the U.N. or Red Cross as a humanitarian activist, advocating for the rights of children, the disadvantaged and women.
Before coming to Penn, Gonimah, who speaks two dialects of Arab and is fluent in English and French, was an English-as-a-second-language tutor at an Egyptian orphanage, co-organizer of annual charity events and a performer in theater troupe productions of "Sweeney Todd" and "Murder on the Nile."
At Penn, her activities outside the classroom include reporting for The Daily Pennsylvanian and working with the Assembly of International Students and international PHINS, Peers Helping Incoming New Students. She mentors Penn students from Morocco, Mauritius, Egypt and Italy.
Gonimah is also a member of the Penn African Students Association. Representing Egypt, she participated in the first PASA pageant and was crowned Ms. PASA 2012. At the pageant she sang one of her father's favorite songs, "Helwa ya Balady," followed by
Adele's "Someone Like You," reflecting her love for multiculturalism.
Gonimah credits her father with instilling a sense of leadership in her and her mother with inspiring her to become active in public service.
"It made her happy to see me teach at a local orphanage," Gonimah says.
Her mother is afflicted with multiple sclerosis and cannot walk.
"I would always ask God to help my mom walk," she recalls. "It was hard growing up to realize that I would never get to see that."
Attending Penn gives her hope.
"I recently wrote a [Daily Pennsylvanian] story about Penn collaborating with Novartis to study new therapies for cancer patients. It is beautiful to be at a school where there could someday be a cure for MS. I can take advantage of my time here to make a difference and direct my passion in the right places."

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Authentic Thai Recipes
:: Red Curry with Bamboo Shoots and Thai Eggplants
(Kaeng Daeng Nor Mai Ma Khuea Proh - แกงแดงหน่อไม้มะเขือเปราะ)
Red curry literally means "Daeng Kaeng" - Daeng means red and Kaeng means curry. Another common name for this red curry
is "Kaeng Ped." There are so many recipes for this curry. Some use Thai eggplants as the main vegetable. This recipe used both Thai
eggplants and bamboo shoots as its main vegetable. The result is a smoothly harmonized dish, a curry with some creamy flavor and
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It's key for ELCA colleges and ELCA faculty at secular schools.
What makes a college "Lutheran"? Quality education-not the number of Lutherans-is key, according to several educational authorities.
Anantanand Rambachan, a Hindu who heads the religion department at St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minn., stands with Bruce Benson, campus pastor. If ELCA schools had to be administered by Lutherans, Benson said St. Olaf would lose an "invaluable" teacher in Rambachan.
"My argument is that a Lutheran college/university is one that pursues the essential tasks of a university in a way informed by Lutheran theology, particularly as it shapes an understanding of what it means to be human ... the enterprise of knowing and learning ... and our understanding of community," wrote Tom Christenson in The Gift and Task of Lutheran Higher Education (Augsburg Fortress, 2004). He is a philosophy professor at Capital University, Columbus, Ohio. [Note: Tom Christenson passed away February 8, 2013.]
Mark N. Wilhelm, associate executive director for educational partnerships and institutions, ELCA Vocation and Education, agrees: "I suspect many Lutherans involved in higher education today would agree that an ELCA college or university has a high percentage of Lutherans if half of its students are Lutheran. If you had said that to Lutheran leaders 100 years ago, they would have been shocked. They would have said, 'What do you mean-only half?'
Read the rest of this article, which appeared in the November 2008 issue of The Lutheran magazine.
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In Memory of
James W. Trainor
September 22, 1921 - March 6, 2010
Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11:00 AM Saturday, March 20, 2010 at St. John's Catholic Church in Fairfield, MT for James W. "Jim" Trainor, age 88, of Fairfield, Mt who died Saturday, March 6, 2010 at a Park Place Healthcare in Great Falls, MT from natural causes. Interment of his cremated remains will be in the Sunset Hills Cemetery following his services. Gorder Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Jim was born in Great Falls, MT on September 22, 1921 to May and Pat Trainor of Lowery, MT the second son of eight children. He attended schools in Fairfield, Fort Shaw and Simms, MT.
Jim married Ida "Lucy" Lucille Price on May 31, 1938 in Fort Benton, MT. Lucy passed away in May 2003, just 6 days short of their 65th wedding anniversary.
Jim served in the US Navy during WW II as a machinist mate on the Cape Espaerance. It was assigned to the Pacific Fleet carrying the new aircraft out and returning with airplanes in need of repairs. The ship was bombed and with a collective effort was able to limp into Pearl Harbor for repairs.
He worked at the shipyards in Bremerton, WA, and he farmed on his father-in-law's farm in Simms as well as dry land farming with his brothers, Melvin and John, on a farm they rented near Fairfield. He also worked as a welder and auto mechanic at the Ford and Chevrolet garages in Fairfield and Anderson Moore Chevrolet in Simms. In addition, he worked at pacific Hide and Fur in Great Falls and the Greenfield Irrigation District, retiring in 1984.
Jim was a longtime member of the Fairfield Volunteer Fire Department and a member of the American Legion and VFW Posts in Fairfield, MT..
He is survived by children: Mary Ann Curtiss of Great Falls, MT, James D. "Jimmy" Trainor of Helena, MT, Betty Bulik and Pat Trainor, both of Fairfield, MT, Rose Curtiss of Great Falls and Lillian Birden of Kokamo, Ind.; a brother: Melvin Trainor of Anaconda, MT and sisters: Katherine Mittlesteadt of Great Falls and Anne Griffin of Tallahassee, FL; 12 grandchildren; 33 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Lucy, a brother, John Trainor, and 3 sisters: Mary Trainor, Sadie Dagel and Mae Price.
Jim was never one to just sit around inside. He was always more comfortable being outside, whether it was tinkering on his collection of old cars or just walking in the outdoors. He enjoyed all kinds of animals…there was usually a dog by his side in his later years.
Memorials are suggested to the Fairfield Volunteer Fire Department; Bright Eyes Animal Rehab in Choteau, Mt or to a charity of the donor's choice.
Condolences may be left online at the funeral home website at
Funeral Service
Saturday, March 20, 2010 | 11:00 AM
St. John's Catholic Church
Fairfield, Montana 59436
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Mobile growth spurs strong Diameter signaling controller revenues, says Infonetics
Mobile device traffic growth is fueling demand for Diameter signaling controllers, with revenues forecast by Infonetics Research to increase at a 54 percent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) through 2018.
In 2013, Diameter signaling controller revenues doubled, following a 900 percent year-over-year increase in 2012, according to Infonetics data.
Diameter is one of the two signal protocols that handle most of the communications in IP multimedia subsystem networks; the other is SIP. Diameter handles the data signaling for mobile devices, while SIP handles message signaling for VoIP and video conferencing, according to a white paper (.pdf) by Sonus Networks.
Diameter signaling controllers are primarily used to centralize data traffic routing, but they are also used for roaming via a Diameter Edge Agent and for charging rules function binding, explains Infonetics. Areas for product development this year include virtualization and integration of the interworking function.
"The vendor landscape continues to shift with acquisitions and new entrants…As exploding traffic from mobile devices, smartphones and machines further vexes mobile operators, we expect competition in the Diameter signaling controller market to intensify in 2014," notes Diane Myers, principal analyst for VoIP, UC and IMS at Infonetics.
Oracle is the leading vendor in the Diameter signaling controller market, as a result of its Tekelec and Acme Packet acquisitions, followed closely by F5 Networks and Huawei. Other vendors include Alcatel-Lucent, Amdocs, Comptel, Ericsson, Openet and Ulticom.
In 2011, North America controlled close to 80 percent of the Diameter signaling controller market, but the Asia Pacific region caught up to North America in 2012 and Europe, the Middle East and Africa surged in 2013 due to deployment of 4G LTE in these regions.
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StoryCorps is in Rochester
StoryCorps, a national initiative to document everyday history and the unique stories of Americans, was in Rochester in July 2009. WXXI invited StoryCorps to Rochester to capture the stories of Rochesterians as part of the celebration of the City's 175 Anniversary.
The renowned oral-history project brings stories to visual life in six documentary shorts. StoryCorps animated shorts premiere on Tuesday, August 17 at 10 p.m. on WXXI-TV (DT 21.1/cable 1011 and 11) with Danny and Annie. Read More.
Recently from StoryCorps Rochester
On July 2nd, 2009, the StoryCorps Oral History project opened its mobile recording booth at Rundel Library, as part of the City of Rochester's 175th Anniversary Celebration. For the next month, over two hundred Rochesterians recorded their stories, and we've hearing them over the last year during Morning Edition/All Things Considered. Today, we conclude our StoryCorps Rochester series with Colin and Michael, who were married in 5 years ago Massachusetts.
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It's Thursday, the day we hear stories that were recorded here in Rochester last summer by StoryCorps, the national oral history project. Today we hear from Anthony Venturo and his son Michael. Their visit to the mobile recording booth gave Anthony the chance to about what it was like to grow up during World War Two.
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When she was just 15 years old, Lydia Timmons left school to go to work full time, because the economic downturn had severely affected her mother and 9 brothers. That was in 1941. Last summer when the StoryCorps oral history project came to Rochester, Lydia visited the Mobile Recording Booth with her daughter, Mary Graupman, to talk about what life was like in Rochester at the end of the Great Depression.
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About the Visit
The StoryCorps MobileBooth – an Airstream trailer outfitted with a recording studio – was in residence at the Rundel Library, and over 200 people shared their memories and experiences. Two or three of the stories may be selected for national broadcast. WXXI will air most of the Rochester stories locally during Morning Edition and All Things Considered.
Beginning September 10, 2009, StoryCorps Rochester began to air each Thursday at 6:35 am, 8:35 am and 5:45 pm on WXXI-AM 1370, WRUR-FM 88.5, or WXXI-FM 91.5 HD2. These stories will also be available above and as a podcast after the broadcast date.
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You can hear the national StoryCorps broadcasts during Morning Edition on Fridays at 6:25 and 8:25 a.m. on AM 1370/HD91.5-2 and WRUR-FM 88.5
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Once they're on board, they find that this particular internship program is more like summer camp. The participants are divided into teams and given a series of challenges - with the winner getting a full-time job at Google. Quite the prize.
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According to Mashable, the film does a good job of portraying the Google culture but an actual intern says that the cutthroat competition is a fantasy. At Google, it's all about working together toward a common goal and having fun along the way. They call it "Googliness," but peace and harmony doesn't make people laugh, so director Shawn Levy took a few liberties. Those liberties led to scenes of Wilson and Vaughn acting as wise life coaches, encouraging the youngers on their teams to enjoy life and beer. Lots of beer.
At the heart of the film is the generation gap between the tech savvy Millennials and the transitional Gen Xers. It could have been an empowering film for midlifers who want to join the tech workforce, but Levy decided not to include that message.
The Internship is funny and, since it was filmed with Google's cooperation, it's an interesting look into one of the world's most innovative corporate cultures.
There is one serious takeaway from the film and that's the importance of the internship process for today's college student. A degree used to be all you needed to land a great job, but these days hands-on experience is much more important. In the movie, the Google Internship competition is played for laughs, but in real world internships, employers want to see how potential employees function in a high-stress, deadline-driven atmosphere. These internships are also a great way for students to find out if they're cut out for the career they chose for themselves while there's still time to make a change.
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This legislation is aimed at protecting the public, particularly seniors, from fraudulent activities involving these investment-related insurance products. AB 689 was sponsored by the California Department of Insurance and authored by Assembly Budget Committee Chair Bob Blumenfield.
Insurance Commissioner Jones applauded the signature stating, "For far too long, seniors have been victimized by insurance agents who aggressively market and sell annuity products that are simply unsuitable for them. Many people unwittingly buy these products not realizing that their invested funds won't be available to them or they're terribly expensive to recover if they want to withdraw their money to pay for immediate expenses. It can be financially devastating to seniors on a fixed income. I want to thank Assembly Member Blumenfield for authoring this vital piece of legislation and the Governor for signing it into law."
"This breakthrough will help protect the hard-earned financial security of Californians, especially seniors, and end an alarming breeding ground for fraud," said author Assembly Member Blumenfield. "Consumers are frequently sold annuities without understanding that their money will be unavailable for years and prohibitively expensive to recover in the short term. We now have stronger tools to go after scam artists who sell consumers financial products they don't need."
AB 689 requires insurers to verify that an annuity purchase is appropriate for the consumer based on an evaluation of his or her age, income, financial objectives, and other factors. It also authorizes the Insurance Commissioner to revoke an insurance agent's license, impose fines, and restore money lost to the consumer when suitability standards are violated. AB 689 is modeled after the most recent version of the NAIC model act on this topic. The insurance industry worked very hard over the years to convince the Legislature and the Insurance Commissioner to adopt an NAIC-type bill.
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Dear Netflix,
Please acquire Arrested Development and make new episodes.
The entertainment-biz press, led by a report in Deadline.com, has the news this morning that Netflix may be about to acquire a high-profile original drama—political thriller House of Cards from David Fincher and Kevin Spacey—by outbidding the likes of HBO. Does this mean, if the deal pans out, that Netflix wants to become a TV network?
Actually, it could mean something bigger: the beginning, albeit the very beginning, of a much-theorized about move to a business model in which TV networks are optional.
Why do you watch TV networks at all? You don't go to the movie listings and say, "Gee, I wonder what Paramount has showing this week!"—you just look for a movie. The reason for TV's configuration was, first, technical and practical. A network controlled the means of distribution: it had the hardware and the system of affiliates that were necessary to literally beam a program from a tape somewhere into your living room.
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