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Welcome to Diversity Council Collaboration Center (DC3)
Initiated by the IT Taskforce of Diversity Council's Board of Directors, DC3 aims to support information sharing of our stakeholders to better achieve the vision and mission of Diversity Council.
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Vision: The Diversity Council's vision is an inclusive and welcoming community
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Valley View surfaces again in plan to annex
ELKHART — Mayor Dick Moore won his request for $200,000 to study and prepare for annexation from the Elkhart City Council on Monday night, July 15.
But what appeared to be an easy decision for council members became more complicated after Moore admitted that Valley View is not part of the immediate annexation plan.
Three Republicans — David Henke, Mary Olson and Brian Dickerson — withdrew their initial support for the financial request after learning the city only plans to annex commercial property plus residential properties that would be otherwise landlocked as a result of coinciding commercial annexation.
The three said they were under the assumption that Moore's annexation plan, which is not part of his compact sewer plan, would be comprehensive and include residential properties.
The council ultimately voted 5-3 on party lines to support the request, but then heard a bevy of complaints from businesses and others who have stood with Valley View.
Olson said leaving Valley View out of the annexation discussion was "offensive" and "discriminatory."
Council members Dave Osborne and Brent Curry — both Democrats — suggested the immediate annexation plan represents the city's priorities in picking up valuable commercial properties.
Curry contended Valley View, which has had a bitter and protracted dispute with city hall for many years, has indicated it was not interested in annexation.
Henke said he opposes the method of picking and choosing what areas that receive city sewer and water service will be annexed.
The council also attempted to move Moore's proposal from a committee and back to the council, but the vote failed 4-4.
Brian Dickerson, who had earlier said he would support the move, voted against it because a fellow Republican, Brian Thomas, was absent.
Dickerson said he was under the impression that Thomas wanted to have a vote on the issue.
Meanwhile, council president Roy Troyer announced plans for a committee meeting Thursday night, July 18, in which the council will likely seek a recommendation or at least move Moore's sewer plan back to the council for further consideration.
Troyer also announced plans for a special council meeting for Monday, July 22, in which the council could potentially vote on Moore's plan.


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BERKELEY - For the eighth time in program history, the California Golden Bear women's basketball team has earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Bears, a No. 8 seed in the Raleigh Region, will face the No. 9 Iowa Hawkeyes (19-11, 11-5 Big Ten), on Sunday, March 18 at 9:10 a.m. PT in first round action at the Joyce Center in Notre Dame, Indiana. The game will be carried live on ESPN2 and streamed online via ESPN3.
Note about Television Coverage: The Cal/Iowa game will be shown in its entirety on ESPN2 in the Bay Area and in the state of Iowa. In other markets across the country, ESPN2 will be doing "whip around" coverage. For the first two rounds, multiple games (a maximum of four) will begin within one telecast window on ESPN2. During those windows, the networks will "whip-around" to the best action from different games for viewers in most of the nation, with the exception of the home markets of the competing teams. The networks plan frequent switches and updates from other games as action dictates. ESPN3 - also available online at WatchESPN.com, on smartphones and tablets via the WatchESPN app and additionally through ESPN on Xbox Live - will once again deliver all 63 games of the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championships. ESPN3 is also accessible through ESPN on Xbox LIVE to Gold level members.
The winner of the Cal/Iowa game will advance to play the winner of the game between the No. 1 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (30-3, 15-1 Big East) and the No. 16 Liberty Flames (24-8, 16-2 Big South) on Tuesday, March 20. The winner of Tuesday's game will advance to the Sweet-16, which will be held March 25-27 at the RBC Center in Raleigh, North Carolina.
This is California's first trip to the NCAA's since the 2009 team advanced to the Sweet-16. It is the seventh straight year that Cal has been in the post season. The Bears went to the WNIT in 2010 and 2011, winning the WNIT Championship in 2010 and getting eliminated by Colorado in the second round last season.
None of the current players have ever played in the NCAA Tournament, though four of them were key members of the 2010 WNIT Championship squad.
This is head coach Lindsay Gottlieb's second NCAA Tournament bid of her head coaching career. In her first season at Santa Barbara, the Gauchos earned the Big West's automatic bid to the 2009 NCAA Tournament, where they faced the Stanford Cardinal in the first round.
Gottlieb is the second head coach to take a Cal team to the NCAA Tournament in her first season at the helm. Joanne Boyle's 2005-06 squad earned an at-large bid in Boyle's first season at Cal.
Cal comes into the tournament as a No. 8 seed. This is the second time in program history that the Bears have garnered an eight seed. The Bears were the eight in 2007 when they played Notre Dame in the first round of the tournament in Pittsburgh. It is the only time that the Bears and Irish have played one another, with Notre Dame advancing after a 62-59 victory.
The Irish's first round opponents, the Liberty Flames, defeated the High Point Panthers, 81-73, in the championship game of the Big South Tournament to earn the conference's automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament. Former Cal assistant coach Jennifer Hoover is the first-year head coach of the High Point Panthers.
The Bears will be facing the Iowa Hawkeyes in the first round. The two teams have met twice, both times in regular-season tournament play at neutral sites. On December 8, 1982, the two teams met at the Dial Classic, played in Tempe, with the Bears earning a 89-66 victory. More recently, the Bears earned a 76-43 win on Nov. 29, 2008 at the Paradise Jam in St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The Bears are 1-1 against Big Ten teams this season with a 80-56 victory over Illinois on Nov. 20 in Berkeley and a 77-75 loss to Ohio State on Dec. 17, also in Berkeley.
Iowa has not played a game since March 2 when they lost 80-68 in their first game in the Big Ten tournament, a quarterfinal match-up against the sixth-seeded No. 24 Nebraska Cornhuskers.
Since March 2, the Bears have played four games, including battling No. 2 Stanford twice. The Bears have also won two games, their quarterfinal match-up against Colorado (68-59) and the semifinal victory over Washington State (64-49).
The Bears, At a Glance The Bears are led by junior guard Layshia Clarendon. Clarendon was named to the All-Pac-12 first team, averaging 12.6 ppg. After scoring 20 points in the conference final against Stanford, she was also named to the All-Pac-12 Tournament team.
Sophomore forward Gennifer Brandon showed no lingering signs of the stress fracture that kept her sidelined during the 2010-11 season. Brandon's 13-point, 15-rebound performance in the victory over Washington State that sent Cal to the conference championship game gave her enough rebounds to set Cal's single-season rebounding record. Brandon comes into the NCAA Tournament with 328 rebounds this season (9.9 per game), ranking her 26th among all NCAA Division I players.
The Bears freshman tandem of point guard Brittany Boyd and forward Reshanda Gray have created quite a one-two punch for the team all season. Gray is one of the favorite targets for Boyd feeds with the forward averaging 10.2 points per game and the point guard averaging 4.7 assists-per-game (46th in the NCAA). Both earned Pac-12 All-Freshman team honors. Boyd, who is also ranked nationally in steals-per-game (2.5, 76th), was also an honorable mention for the All-Pac-12 team and the Pac-12 All-Defensive team.
Pac-12 Tournament The Golden Bears advanced to the championship game of the conference tournament for the second time in the history of the program.
The Bears, by virtue of their No. 2 seed, earned a first-round bye. They faced Colorado, the No. 10 seed, in the quarterfinals. The Golden Bears opened the game on a 10-0 run. The Buffs came as close as five points, but trailed the entire game. Cal went 6-for-6 from the free throw line in the final minute of the game to cement the win and advance to the semifinals of the Pac-12 Tournament. Layshia Clarendon scored a team-high 12 points, one of four players in double figures.
The Bears took on the surprise team of the tournament, the No. 11 seeded Washington State Cougars in the semifinals. The Bears broke open a 26-26 halftime deadlock by shooting 57.7 percent in the second half while holding the 11-seed Cougars to a 17-for-63 (27.0 percent) overall shooting performance. The Bears also manhandled WSU on the boards, outrebounding them by 34.
The Bears faced the top-seeded Stanford Cardinal in the finals. The Bears and Cardinals had closed out the regular season playing one another just six days before with Stanford winning that game 86-61. The Bears never recovered from an early 17-4 deficit, eventually falling by 15 points to the Cardinal. Brittany Boyd made three three-pointers as part of Cal's last first-half run, narrowing the gap to just four points, 21-17 at the midway point of the half, but the Bears would never get any closer. Layshia Clarendon had her third 20-point game of the season.
Pac-12 All-Tournament Team The Bears had two players earn All-Tournament Team honors. Freshman point guard Brittany Boyd flirted with a triple-double in the semifinals against Washington State, with 14 points, 10 rebounds, and nine assists. She followed that performance by scoring 13 points in the final against Stanford.
Junior guard Layshia Clarendon scored twenty points against Stanford. She averaged 13.3 ppg in the three games in Los Angeles.
All Pac-12 Junior guard Layshia Clarendon earned the first All-Conference honors of her career when she was named to the 15-member 2011-12 All-Pac-12 Conference first team. Clarendon was an honorable mention for the 2010-11 season. She leads the team at 12.7 points per game and is moving up the Bears career scoring list after scoring the 1,000th point of her career on January 28, 2012.
Freshman point guard Brittany Boyd and redshirt forward Gennifer Brandon both earned honorable mentions. Brandon is one of the top rebounders in the nation, averaging 9.9 rebounds per game and is poised to set the Cal record for most rebounds in a single season.
Pac-12 All-Freshman Team Brittany Boyd and forward Reshanda Gray were named to the five-member Pac-12 All-Freshman team. Boyd is averaging 10.0 points per game. She has already earned a spot in the Cal record book, tying the mark for the most steals in a single game (10). She is also on the top-10 list for assists in a single season and should finish the year with one of the ten-best seasons in terms of steals. Forward Reshanda Gray led the team in scoring for much of the season and currently ranks second with a 10.3 ppg average. Gray is also averaging 5.8 rebounds per game and has been a key element in leading the Bears to a second place finish in the Pac-12 conference.
Cal has had at least one player earn Pac-10 All-Freshman Team honors each of the last two seasons and has had six players earn the honor with five more honorable mentions since 2005-06.
Pac-12 All-Defensive Team For the first time in the five years the award has existed, the Bears did not have a player named to the five-player All-Defensive team. Cal did have a pair of honorable mentions: Gennifer Brandon and junior guard Eliza Pierre. Pierre was named to the All-Defensive team as a freshman and again as a sophomore. Ashley Walker earned All-Defensive honors in 2007-08 and 2008-09.
All-Pac-12 Media Team On March 5, the first set of post-season awards were announced with the unveiling of the Pac-12 Media Awards. Layshia Clarendon and Gennifer Brandon were both named to the All-Conference team. Reshanda Gray and Brittany Boyd earned All-Freshman team honors.
24 Wins The Bears have now won 24 or more games in a single season four times in the history of the program. The last time Cal won 24 games in a season was the 2009-10 WNIT Championship year. Cal's top win total were the back-to-back 27-win campaigns in 2007-08 and 2008-09.
13 in the Pac-12 The Bears had 13 conference wins, trailing only the record-setting 15-3 seasons (2007-08 and 2008-09) for most conference wins in a season in the program history.
Second Place The Bears' 64-43 victory over Colorado guaranteed a Pac-12 second-place finish for the Bears. It is just the third time since joining the Pac-10 in its inaugural season (1985-86) that the Bears have finished in second place and it is only the second time that Cal has finished with sole possession of second.
Before joining the Pac-10/12, the Bears twice finished first in the NorCal Conference with 10-2 marks in 1980-81 and 1981-82. The Bears also had a second-place NorPac finish with another 12-2 conference mark in 1982-83.
Rebounding Margin The Bears have only been outrebounded by an opponent once this season with Stanford winning the Battle of the Boards during the first Battle of the Bay, 51-47.
After leading the nation at one point this season in rebounding margin, Cal has dropped to third, averaging 13.2 more rebounds per game than their opponents. Liberty continues to lead the nation with a 16.4 per game average.
The Bears have outrebounded their opponents by double digits in 18 games this season and have seven games with a 20-or-more rebound differential including besting CSU Bakersfield by 36 (60-24) and the 63-26 (37) differential against Oregon in the first meeting of the season. The Bears pulled in 34 more rebounds than Washington State in the Pac-12 Tournament semifinal game (59-25).
Rebounding The Bears are on pace to have the best rebounding year in program history. The team enters the NCAA Tournament with 1,516 rebounds, 42 shy of the top single-season total (1,558 in 1980-81). The Bears currently have the highest per-game average in program history of 45.9 per game.
The Bears pulled in 59 rebounds in the Pac-12 Tournament semifinal game against Washington State. It was the eighth time this season the Bears have had 50 or more rebounds in a game. The Bears have hit the 60-rebound mark three times this season including a 63-board game at home against Oregon, one shy of the single-game record.
O-Boards The Bears had a season-high 30 offensive rebounds against UCLA in Los Angeles.
The Bears have two players with triple digit offensive rebounds this season. Junior center Talia Caldwell leads the Bears with 116, one more than redshirt sophomore Gennifer Brandon (115). Caldwell has more offensive rebounds than she does defensive rebounds (108). P>Gennifer Brandon has had three games this season where she nearly had a double double on points and offensive rebounds alone with 9 O-boards against Santa Clara (13 points), Ohio State (24 points), and at home against Oregon (17 points).
Second Chances The Bears are taking advantage of those offensive rebounds, averaging 15.6 second-chance points per game. Opponents are averaging 9.0 second chance points per game.
Low Down on Down Low In Cal's Jan. 19 game at home against Washington, the Golden Bears scored more points in the paint (52) than Huskies did across the entire floor (47). Of the Bears 29 field goals, 26 came inside the paint. They had two three-pointers and one jumper outside the lane.
The Bears had a similar shot chart in the Dec. 29 game at UCLA where the Bears scored all 24 points in the first half against UCLA in the paint and only hit three jumpers outside the paint in the entire game.
The Bears have outscored opponents 1200-826 in the paint this season (11.4 ppg) and have only had an opponent outscore them in the paint six times this season, twice by Stanford.
Depth The Cal bench has scored 783 points this season, which is almost double last year's season-long total (419 points). The non-starters are contributing a average of 23.7 ppg this season with Cal's opponent's non-starters averaging 13.2 points per game.
Against Dartmouth, Cal's non-starters scored 39 points in a game in which the Big Green scored a total of 39 points.
The Bears have nine players averaging more than ten minutes per game.
Before moving to the starting lineup, Reshanda Gray was averaging 10.0 ppg and 5.1 rpg coming off the bench. Gennifer Brandon, since moving into the sixth-man slot, is contributing 8.3 ppg and 7.4 rpg.
Single Season Rebounding Record Gennifer Brandon became Cal's single-season rebounding leader with her 15 rebounds against Washington State in the semifinals of the Pac-12 Tournament. She passed Ashley Walker who, as a junior, pulled in 317 in 2007-08. Brandon has 319 rebounds so far this season.
There have only been three players in Cal program history to have 300 or more rebounds in a single season. In addition to Walker, Colleen Galloway (312, 1977-78) and Jill Weddick (300, 1978-79) have also accomplished the feat.
Brandon is currently ranked 26th in the nation, averaging 9.9 rebounds per game.
Career Points Layshia Clarendon became the 22nd member of the California Golden Bear 1,000 Point Club on her first field goal attempt of the game at Stanford. Clarendon hit a jumper 20 seconds into the game to give her 1,001 career points. By the end of the contest, she had scored 17 points to give her 1,016 in her career, and move her up to No. 21 on the career scoring list.
700-Club Junior center Talia Caldwell comes into the game with 733 career rebounds. During the Pac-12 Tournament, she moved into the conference's top-50 in career rebounding. She is one of just 52 players in the history of the conference to have 700 or more career rebounds. The junior currently ranks 47th on the list, passing former Cal player Trisha Stafford (1989-92) with 721 boards.
Clarendon Down the Stretch As the Bears were heading down the stretch, trying to clinch second-place in the Pac-12, Layshia Clarendon was coming up huge. In the four games leading up to the Bears guaranteeing themselves a second place finish (Oregon and Oregon State on the road and Colorado and Utah at home), Clarendon averaged 19.7 ppg. She had two of her three 20-point performances of the season during those crucial games. Her third 20-point game of the year: in the Pac-12 Tournament championship game against Stanford.
Flirting with a Triple Double
Brittany Boyd was one assist shy of a triple double against WSU, with 14 points, 10 rebounds, and nine assists. No player in Cal history has ever had a triple double. It was Boyd's second career double double, but the first with points and rebounds. Her first career double double was a 10-steal, 19-point game at Arizona State.
Her 10 rebounds was a career high. She had two nine-rebound performances earlier this season.
Boyd's Record Book Aspirations Freshman point guard Brittany Boyd first earned a place in the Cal record book when she tied the single-game steal record with 10 at Arizona State (2/4).
Boyd has also moved into the top-10 lists for two single-season accomplishments. Boyd currently has 156 assists, ranking ninth. Boyd is tied for sixth in steals with 82 so far this season.
Boyd is averaging 4.7 assists-per-game, the second-best mark in the Pac-12 (46th in the NCAA) and 2.5 steals (third in the Pac-12, 76th in the NCAA).
Boyd earned a spot on the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team and the Pac-12 Media All-Freshman team. She was also an honorable mention for All-Pac-12 team and Pac-12 All-Defensive team honors.
Rookie Report: Reshanda Freshman forward Reshanda Gray's 10.2 ppg average is third best among Pac-12 freshmen. She is the most efficient-shooting rookie in the conference with a 52.4 field goal percentage, which ranks fourth overall.
Gray is also one of the most efficient scorers on the team, averaging those 10.3 ppg while only playing 19.5 minutes per games. Gray's most dynamic performance came against UNLV when she scored 23 points in 17 minutes. In the second game of her collegiate career (against Sacramento State), she scored 15 points in 16 minutes on the court. She also has a 16 point- 18 minute game (Hawai'i) and a 15 point - 17 minute game (at home vs. Oregon State).
Playing Good Teams Tough The Bears started the year now 1-4 this season against ranked teams but the Bears four losses against top-25 teams were by a combined nine points (lost by three to No. 16 Rutgers, one to No. 24 Texas, two to No. 12 Ohio State, and three to No. 4 Stanford.). Cal defeated No. 22 Virginia, 59-50, a nine point margin of victory.
The Bears only losses to schools outside the top-25 this season came against UCLA and USC. Only USC and Stanford have managed to top the Bears by double digits.
The Bears are the only team to force overtime against the Cardinal this season. The game this season was Stanford's narrowest margin of victory and one of only four games for the Cardinal that was decided by less than ten points, including the nine-point game yesterday against Arizona State. Freshman point guard Brittany Boyd scored a career-high 19 points against Stanford back in January.
Down But Not Out The Bears trailed the Stanford Cardinal by 14, 61-47, with 8:17 remaining in the game. Layshia Clarendon tied the game, 69-69, on a pair of free throws with 27 seconds remaining in the game, capping a 22-8 run. It was not the first time that the Bears erased, or nearly erased, a large deficit this season.
The Bears trailed by as many as 12 points to Colorado. The Bears closed out that game on a 17-0 run and won 68-55.
Cal set the precedent in the season-opener at Rutgers. Trailing by 12, 65-53 with 4:40 left in the game, the Bears pulled to within two, 72-70, with 38 seconds remaining. The Bears eventually fell 73-70.
Against Ohio State, Cal was down by 14, 72-58, with 5:21 left in the game. The Bears pulled to within two, 77-75, with 42 seconds remaining. The Bears took three shot attempts in the final two seconds to try to tie, but couldn't get the ball into the hoop.
Cal managed to erase a 16-point deficit in the first half of the USC game. Cal trailed 26-10 with 9:30 left in the first half. The Bears took the lead, 33-32, with 18:14 left in the game. USC went on a run of their own to finish with a 74-54 victory in that game.
Raining Threes The Bears made 15 three-pointers on the Oregon trip. The Bears had 16 made-threes in the five games leading up to that trip. Cal had a season-high 10 three-pointers at Oregon, surpassing the eight they hit at Saint Mary's. Cal had the best three-point-shooting game of the season against Oregon State, making five on eight attempts (62.5 percent), which also eclipsed the shooting at the Saint Mary's game (8-for-15, 53.3 percent).
Foo For Three Sophomore guard Afure Jemerigbe was a perfect 4-for-4 at Oregon State. In the last seven games, she has gone 7-for-9 (77.7 percent) from three- point range.
Late Bloomers Layshia Clarendon scored 17 points against Stanford on Jan. 28. She had just four points at halftime in that game. She scored 13 in the second half and two in overtime.
Against Washington State (1/22), Clarendon scored 13 of her 15 points in the second half.
In the 63-56 victory at Utah (1/14), both Gennifer Brandon and Reshanda Gray scored all of their points in the second half. Brandon scored 15 points in 17 minutes on the floor after halftime. Gray scored 11 in 13 minutes. The Bears also doubled their productivity in the second half, scoring twice as many points (42 vs. 21 first half points) and almost doubling their shooting percentage (29.4 percent in the first half and 59.1 in the second half).
Gray again had a solid second half in the victory over UCLA (2/9), scoring 13 of her 17 points in the second half.
Against Washington (1/19), Talia Caldwell scored 14 of her 18 points in the second half. Boyd scored 10 of her 14 points after the break.
Free Throws The Bears, who have often struggled at the free throw line this season, have hit clutch free throws in the tournament, including going 6-for-6 in the final minute of the victory over Colorado. Gray went 8-for-10 (80.0 percent) from the stripe in the first two games of the tournament with Boyd nearly matching that mark with an 8-for-11 (72.7 percent) performance.
After a 3-for-9 free throw performance at Arizona State, Boyd made 30 of her next 36 attempts (over nine games), raising her free throw shooting percentage from 51.6 percent to 60.5 percent. She went 0-for-2 against Stanford in the final to slip back below 60.0 (59.5).
Run Bears Run In Cal's home game against Utah, Cal broke open a game that was tied at the half by going on a 17-0 run to start the second half. It was the second time this season the Bears went on a 17-0 run. Cal closed out the meeting in Boulder against Colorado on a 17-0 tear. The Utes failed to score for the first 8:03 of the second half. At Colorado, the Buffaloes did not score a single point for the final 7:10 of the game.
Under-50 The Bears kept both Utah (46) and Colorado (43) under the 50-point scoring mark in the home games at the end of February. The Bears also held Washington State to 59 points in the Pac-12 Tournament semifinals. In three of the Bears last six games, opponents have failed to score 50 points. In four of the last six games, they haven't hit 60 points.
"No Seniors" Day The Bears did not have the traditional "Senior Day" on their final home game. For the first time since 1974, the Bears do not have a single senior to honor. 1974, the official first season of the program, also had no seniors on their squad. Every year since 1975, the Bears have had at least one senior on the roster.
Pac-12 Player of the Week Layshia Clarendon was named the Bank of the West Pac-12 Player of the Week for the first time in her career after the Bears finished their season sweep of the Oregon schools. Clarendon sunk five threes en route to a season-high 27 points in the 83-71 win over Oregon. She was 10-for-18 from the floor, eight of those attempts coming from three-point range. She also grabbed four boards and handed out five assists. In the 75-68 win over Oregon State, Clarendon made key free throws down the stretch, holding off a late surge from the Beavers, and was 9-for-13 from the charity stripe for the game, tallying 22 points.
It was Clarendon's first-career Pac-12 Player of the Week honor and Cal's 38th all-time.
Clarendon was the second Cal player this season to earn the honor. Gennifer Brandon was named the Pac-12 Player of the Week on Dec. 19 after scoring 24 points with 24 rebounds against Ohio State.
Gen Brandon vs Ohio State Redshirt sophomore forward Gennifer Brandon broke her own Haas Pavilion rebounding record, pulling in 24 rebounds against Ohio State. Brandon originally set the home court mark in the 2010 first round WNIT game against UC Davis when she had 21 rebounds. Brandon's 24 rebounds was the ninth time a Cal player had 20 or more rebounds in a game. Junior center Talia Caldwell was the last to achieve that mark when she had 20 rebounds on Feb. 24, 2011 against Oregon.
The 24 rebounds ties for the second most in a single game by a Bear in program history, tying with the 24 Jill Weddick pulled down against Yale on Jan. 9, 1979. Colleen Galloway is the only player to have more than 24 rebounds in a game, having a 26-board game against Nevada on March 3, 1978.
Only one player, Kelli Riles of UNC Asheville, has had more than 24 rebounds in a game this season. Riles had 28 against South Carolina Upstate.
Brandon also scored 24 points in the effort. Not surprising, her rebounding led to many of those points. Brandon had nine offensive rebounds. Five of those O-boards immediately proceeded a Brandon putback. Twice more, she was fouled while going for a putback after an O-board, with Brandon making three of those four free throw attempts. She was also fouled on one of the makes and hit the free throw afterward. In all, she scored 14 points off of her nine offensive rebounds.
Her 24 points and her 24 rebounds were both career highs.
Past Honors The Bears have seven former McDonald's High School All-Americans [Gennifer Brandon (2009), Eliza Pierre (2009), Tierra Rogers (2009), Afure Jemerigbe (2010), Lindsay Sherbert (2010), Reshanda Gray (2011), Justine Hartman (2011)], four WBCA high school All-Americans [Layshia Clarendon (2009), Afure Jemerigbe (2010), Lindsay Sherbert (2010), Justine Hartman (2011)], and five players with National Team playing experience [Layshia Clarendon (2009, USA U-19), Avigiel Cohen (2006-09, Israel), Reshanda Gray (2010, USA U-18), Justine Hartman (2009, USA U-16), Afure Jemerigbe (2011, Nigeria)] on the current roster.
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Once again, you amaze us with your erotic and tantalizing descriptions and voice. The masseuse will never forget you, that's for sure. I could vision him rubbing your soft, smooth skin with his fingers and arousing all the pleasure he could from your body.
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I enjoyed this one for a couple of reasons. Firstly because I enjoy the scenarios you think up (again, we're of the same mind in that department. I'd love to send you some of my own), and also because you talked about yourself; as beautiful as each of your fantasies are, for me it's more of a turn-on when I know a little about the person having them.
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The best show on T.V. I used to be a Hero's fan. Then during season 2 I had to be gone 2 times while it was on and lost track of everything happening. Then I saw Dexter and it is by far the best show I have seen in a long time.
I've seen episode one already, just as good as it's ever been.
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I've seen episode one already, just as good as it's ever been.
And how'd you do that?
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Apparently the internet isn't just for porn, it's for Dexter too.
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I love every idea I see on here! Just curious, how old is "Babygirl"? I have a 15 mo. old, but she tries to eat every medium I put in front of her (so far I've tried crayons and finger paint). It ends up being a frustrating experience for both of us.ReplyDelete
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I have a fluid level of 6, and it should be considerably higher than that apparently especially at an early gestation.
The baby is also small, and 3rd percentile. (ETA - bub is now measuring only just 6 days behind so not a concern)
Has anyone with low fluid early on gone on to have a normal full term pregnancy?
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The Detroit Red Wings signed defenseman Mathieu Dandenault to a one-year deal on Tuesday. Reportedly, the contract is worth slightly more than the $1.3 million qualifying offer the Red Wings made to Dandenault on July 1.
By signing with Detroit, Dandenault, 27, avoided salary arbitration.
In the 2002-2003 campaign, Dandenault had four goals and fifteen assists in seventy-four games. He also had sixty-four penalty minutes.
"We felt he took a big step in development, especially in the second half of last season," general manager Ken Holland said in a statement. "He has steadily improved from playing at forward into a solid NHL defenseman and we expect he will continue to improve."
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A jury in the trial of television presenter Justin Lee Collins, who is accused of harassing his ex-girlfriend, has today retired to consider its verdict.
The panel of nine women and three men have begun deliberations regarding allegations that Collins subjected Anna Larke to domestic and emotional abuse.
During the 10-day trial the court heard claims that the ex-comic, who made a name for himself with Channel 4's The Friday Night Project, made recovering alcoholic Ms Larke write down in a Pukka pad all her previous sexual encounters regardless of how graphic.
The court heard that the 38-year-old did not want to write the details down but Ms Larke, a video games public relations worker, dictated them to him.
Collins, of Kew, south-west London, denies the charge of harassment and said Ms Larke, who moved in with him in January 2011, was obsessive, jealous and possessive and would send him a "barrage" of text messages wanting to know where he was and who he was with.
He also denies attacking her in any way.
Collins and Ms Larke met at a corporate event in 2006 and began an affair in 2007 to 2008 before splitting up.
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The former comedian and Ms Larke, also 38, lived together from January to July last year in a deeply troubled relationship as she tried to overcome alcoholism, St Albans Crown Court has heard.
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The Unbroken-Leg Fallacy
Submitted by Robert Higgs via The Mises Economic blog,
In recent years, many people, at least in certain circles, have become familiar with Bastiat's broken-window fallacy and have come to recognize that Keynesian macroeconomic policy amounts to little more than this fallacy writ large.
Perhaps even more important is what we might call the unbroken-leg fallacy. This is the presumption, which underlies all sorts of state intervention, both macroeconomic and microeconomic, in the market system, that the participants in markets are perfectly capable of acting more productively but, owing to various "market failures," are not doing so on their own and require state action to repair the situation. The fallacy is that this reasoning completely ignores the countless ways in which the state's own intrusions and engagements in the economic system in effect "break the legs" of private-sector actors by distorting prices (including interest rates), penalizing productive actions, and subsidizing destructive actions. Having invaded the economic order like the proverbial bull in a China shop, the state's kingpins, functionaries, and intellectual bootlickers then have the chutzpah to blame "market failures" for the wreckage they themselves have created — an ever-changing hodgepodge of bad incentives, misdirected state efforts, and ominous fears about further unsettling state actions to come.
Owing to the built-in feedback that occurs in a genuinely free, profit-and-loss-based market system, people do not systematically err and fail in their multifaceted efforts to coordinate their own economic activities — unless, that is, the state runs amok, breaking their legs willy-nilly and crippling the operation of the price system. Economic analysis and policy-making that disregard this reality rest on a fallacious foundation.
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"A little while later a neighbor said he saw him leaving his nearby apartment while dressed in black exercise clothing."
It must have been Lululemon's line of assault exercise clothing.
Considering a certain recent princeton study demonstrated a near one to one relationship between big business interests and .gov policy in the US one must wonder whether the problem is the institution of government itself or perhaps how and who it is run for?
Governments have stolen, killed, enslaved, and destroyed since it developed.
That's a real long time before .gov created corporations.
Coincidentally, PNC Financial is under investigation:
My windows aren't broke -but is there a subsidy ? I can break 'em.
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Forward, Soviet!
did he say penal? ize
Funny how 'americans' love to refer to Bastiat when he frowned (to say the least) so much on land grabbing.
Whatsoever, public/private, what matters is 'american'.
The 'american' private sector, the 'american' public sector, both are 'american'.
You've got to be the most pathetic troll I've ever seen on the internets.
He's even more of a non-sequitor merchant than FlakMeister and James_Cole, which is saying something.
I think FourthStoogeing refers to it as "Non-sequiturd."
Make me laugh!
I've hammered a countless number of times that discontinuity is none between kick the can, do not address the reality at hand, find someone else to pass the bucket, the great communauty of crime, the quest for symetry when it is so obviously asymetrical, devolution to the bottom.
Leg brokeness or unbrokeness, still is kicking the can in row z...
Useless to depict it as a humanity issue, sacrifice for the welfare/advance of humanity. Only a consenting person who wants to believe the lie while knowing it is a lie can accept that drivels.
Completely surreal, you know, reality does not care. That is the bit with mattering relativeness.
Desperately searching for something we don't already know..
On to the next post!
As long as your 3rd leg is working you will be fine.
Why can't tyler have the Big Titty Policy article...I didn't need to see that
Makes me afraid to go back to the main page.
I thought the unbroken-leg fallacy was something like: My leg has never been broken. Therefore my leg is unbreakable.
looks like that hockey stick recovery...ouch
somebody has to say it . Joe Theisman .
Except that must be Joe Ankleman's break. OK I was stretching with that, just like the ankle.
He selling reverse mortgages now? Oh oh right pro beta prostate
Funny. I don't think even Keynes recommended massive government intrusion in the economy and record deficits when the economy was growing.


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The unemployment rate jumped to 9.4 percent in May, the highest in more than 25 years. But the furious pace of layoffs eased, with employers cutting 345,000 jobs, the fewest since September.
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I was stung by the whole Daylight Savings time switch today. I live in Arizona and am an Arizona native. We don't change our clocks with the Daylight Savings switch. My computer time doesn't change, and my cell phone doesn't change--which is how I mainly know what time it is. No biggie when I'm in Arizona, but today I'm in Austin for SXSW. So I'm now an hour behind my schedule :)
I'm headed over to the Social Media Breakfast SXSW and looking forward to hanging out with the lovely Kathy Mandelstein, an IBM Director in Lotus Marketing. She and I are working on IBM Software and organic social networking.
Before I leave, I want to share quickly the topics dominating my conversations at SXSW yesterday (Day 2):
My favorite SXSW session of the day was Danah Boyd's talk on public and privacy in social media. She's an ethnographic researcher--the type of thing I find fascinating and the stuff I adored in graduate school at RPI. However, my buddy, John Bosma, IBM Chief Architect in Social Computing, disagreed with her key recommendation around policy making at the end. I'll take a deeper dive on this discussion at a later time. I'm off to the breakfast.
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One of the greatest Jewish players in college basketball history, Gotkin helped lead St. Johns to the NIT championship in 1943 and 1944. His coach, Joe Lapchick, said of Gotkin, He was only 58, but was a dynamic leader and great playmaker who generated our NIT championship teams.
Hy Gotkin was an important member of the St. Johns team in the mid 1940s. In 1943, the diminutive 58 guard and the 69 center Harry Boykoff, joined the varsity squad as sophomores and led the St. Johns basketball program to new heights. That season, they had a record of 18-3, were ranked No.4 in the country, and were invited to play in the NIT. Gotkin played primarily off the bench, but was usually one of his teams top scorers. In the final, St. Johns overwhelmed Toledo and captured the schools first postseason championship by a score of 48-27.
In 1944, his junior year, Gotkin captained St. Johns and blossomed into a star. Gotkins claim to fame occurred, when St. Johns in 1944 battled loss of personnel due to war years, and the team was left with a majority of underclassmen. Named a Converse third team All-America, Gotkin led the team in scoring. St. Johns returned to the NIT with a 14-8 regular season record. In the NIT final, they defeated favored DePaul University (led by All-America center George Mikan), 49-39, and captured the tournament championship for the second year in a row (the only time in NIT a team won back to back titles).
When the season was complete, and after Hy Gotkin had gotten married, he received the most important letter he had ever received. Coach Joe Lapchick first congratulated his dynamic guard on his recent marriage, and then told him what he thought of his contribution to the St. Johns team. Lapchick recited the names of all the fine players that had played for him, but then the placed Hy Gotkin at the top of the list.
In 1945, Gotkin repeated as St. Johns captain and was named third team All-America and first team All-Metropolitan for the second consecutive year (he also finished second in the voting for the Haggerty Award, which is still given to the best in the New York City Metropolitan area. St. Johns finished the regular season 19-2 and again played the NIT. In the consolation game, St. Johns defeated Rhode Island 64-57 to finish in the third place; Gotkin averaged 12 points per game.
Hy was an original draft pick of the original 1946 Knicks. After his four year professional career ended, Hy became a New York City school teacher for 30 years. Hy is a member of the St. Johns Athletic Hall of Fame, the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame and a member of the Old Timers Hall of Fame.


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Mission Street Food: The Book
The launch for McSweeney's Insatiable imprint—its new line of food books—is Mission Street Food, a memoir and cookbook from the little restaurant that could (and the one we now know as Mission Chinese Food). There's something synergistic about a by-the-seat-of-its-pants food-truck-to-restaurant success story being published by a similarly independently-minded book publisher—both based in the Mission District. Neither venture has ever seemed to care about making money first which has allowed them the freedom to do quirky things like, say, have a pirate theme at 826 Valencia or start a restaurant within a restaurant.
Dave Eggers, Anthony Myint Stage Epic Ping Pong Battle To Benefit 826 Valencia Next Week
In perhaps one of the coolest schemes to raise money and awareness for local non-profit 826 Valencia, Dave Eggers, Anthony Myint (of Commonwealth & Mission Chinese Food fame) and ex-Talking Heads guitarist Jerry Harrison will battle to the death against champions in ping pong games inspired by the new book Everything You Know Is Pong, which is about--you guessed it--ping pong's status in pop culture and world history.
First Bite: Commonwealth
Let's face it: for the last year, San Francisco's dining scene has been all but crushed under an avalanche of pizza, sandwiches and burgers. Only in the last several months have we begun to dig our way free. Commonwealth is helping.
An all-American meal at Mission Street Food
I'm guessing that if you're reading this then you didn't spend the Inauguration in Washington. In that case, let me bring to your attention the slightly belated inauguration dinner hosted by the Mission Street Food crew at Lung Shan restaurant in the Mission tomorrow (Thursday) night.
Missed the Hipster Taco Truck? Don't Worry, This Might Be Better
New restaurants? Exciting. New renegade one-day-a-week restaurants with a rotating roster of guest chefs, an ever-changing menu and a rental kitchen? Sign us up. For all of you who missed Mission Street Food, the short lived "hipster" taco truck that appeared for a few Thursday nights this fall, now is your chance to sample the goods. The operation has moved indoors.


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The Brown American Who Lived in a Ger
Dara-Renee Hollinsed
I was at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City, drinking Shirley Temples and talking to my Aunt Yolanda about joining the Peace Corps. My recruiter, Charissa, and I, had talked about Mongolia, where I would be the first African-American PCV. Usually, when I mentioned to someone that I was thinking of going to Mongolia, their response was somewhere along the lines of, 'Mongolia! Is that an island?' But my Aunt Yolanda, who knows everything and everybody, said, 'You know, my neighbor Tuya is Mongolian. It's a beautiful country.'
The next weekend, I was sitting in Tuya's living room, drinking suutei tsai, a Mongolia tea made with milk and flavored with salt. Tuya showed me a miniature of a ger, a traditional Mongolian house made of felt and wood. As I held the little ger in my hand, I bombarded Tuya with questions. 'What kind of foods do Mongolians eat? How can a couple of layers of felt keep a ger warm in the winter? How do you make suutei tsai? And how will the Mongolians respond to me, with my dreadlocks and brown skin?' I remember Tuya touching my hand and saying, 'My people will take to you like bees to honey.'
Today, I am warm and toasty in my ger, thinking about what it is like living in Mongolia when Bolormaa and Gereltuya come by. While drinking fruit tea (I haven't gotten the hang of making suutei tsai yet) with my new friends, I am thinking of bees and honey.
Some days, I have visitors in my ger all day long. People stop by to sing the ABC song, to invite me to dinner, to bring me cheese and aaruul from the countryside, to try and twist their hair into dreadlocks, to get help with their homework, to paint my portrait, to ask if I'm warm enough, or to listen to Stevie Wonder songs. As far as how the Mongolians would respond to an African-American, I think that what's most important to the Mongolians is not that I'm African-American, but that I'm here. They are grateful that I'm devoted to helping their community develop and to teaching English, no matter what color my skin is. In fact, to the Mongolians, I'm not even African-American. I'm not even black. I'm just gert amdardag bor Amerik hun – the brown American who lives in a ger.
Mongolians have no problem understanding that America is a diverse country full of people from many different backgrounds and cultures. But now they are experiencing it first-hand. It is a special privilege for me to integrate my culture's rich history into the teaching of English, whether it's using Nikki Giovanni poems as listening exercises or parts of Martin Luther King's speeches as a reading assignment. Or hearing my English club sing 'ABC' by the Jackson Five.
I'm having such positive and awe-inspiring experiences here that I've often wondered why I'm the first African-American volunteer in Mongolia. It is such a beautiful country, and Mongolians are some of the most welcoming people in the world. Ever since before the days of Olaudah Equiano and Matthew Henson, African-Americans have traveled the globe far and wide. Why not a Peace Corps Volunteer in Mongolia? So, while I am definitely proud to be the first, I hope that I will only be the first of many, many more to come.
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SANTA ANA, Calif. – U.S. District Judge James Selna indicated Monday that he did not see a fundamental flaw in the Justice Department's understanding of who counts as a "foreign official" under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, making it unlikely that the strongest challenge yet to the government's enforcement of the law will succeed.
Selna wrote in a tentative ruling that he would not dismiss the case against executives of Control Components, Inc., despite the defendants' argument that employees at state-owned companies can never be considered "foreign officials" under the law.
The CCI executives are accused of paying bribes to employees at state-owned customers in China, Malaysia and United Arab Emirates.
In February they asked the court to dismiss the charges against them and said the government's case fell outside the scope of the law, which bars bribes to any "officer or employee of a foreign government, or any department, agency or instrumentality thereof."
The defendants argued that state owned companies are not departments, agencies, or instrumentalities of governments.
Last month the Justice Department said such a challenge transforms a fact-based question into a sweeping legal one.
On Monday, Selna agreed.
"The Court concludes that the question of whether state-owned companies qualify as instrumentalities under the FCPA is a question of fact," he wrote in the tentative order.
If the ruling becomes final, jurors in the case will be the arbiters of whether employees of the foreign companies in the case count as government officials.
As for the extensive legislative history compiled by Butler University professor Michael J. Koehler and submitted by the defendants to support their case, they needn't have bothered, Selna said.
"The Court finds that the statutory language of the FCPA is clear, that the statutory scheme is coherent and consistent, and that resort to the legislative history of the FCPA is unnecessary," Selna wrote.
The ruling gives the government a huge win as it prepares for trial later this year, and follows a similar ruling in an unrelated case against Lindsey Manufacturing Co.
In that case, A. Howard Matz in Los Angeles last month described the defendants' challenge as "improper, unfounded and incorrect."
At the Monday hearing, lawyers for the CCI executives argued that the government's definition of what constituted an "instrumentality" was simply too unclear to prove the recipients of the alleged bribes are government officials, rather than mere employees working for businesses that happened to be partially owned by a government.
Such uncertainty makes it impossible for Americans doing business abroad to know whose palms they aren't allowed to grease, they said.
Nicola Hanna of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP said the law is "arbitrary and vague" on the point. If it's not clear to the lawyers, it will confound jurors, he said.
"How is a jury to decide whether it's in or it's out?" Hanna asked.
The judge responded, "You'd argue it's all out."
Defense lawyers pointed out that American companies like The Boeing Co. and General Motors Co. might be considered "government instrumentalties" under prosecutors' reading of the law, but that line of reasoning did not appear to move the judge.
The government appeared to be preparing to litigate the issue as a trial approached.
"The government anticipates there will be extensive briefing in the jury instructions phase on what is an instrumentality," said prosecutor Nathaniel Edmonds, who argued the government's case Monday.
The defense countered that defining the law's actual meaning shouldn't wait for a jury.
"Why the surprise," Hanna said. "Why don't we find out now?"
He surmised that the government was merely using the vagueness as an incentive for the defendants to settle.
"You're gonna have to take your chances at trial to find out," Hanna said. "That can't be right."
A trial for the remaining Control Components defendants is set for October 4. Several other executives previously pleaded guilty.


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Watch The First Four Minutes Of Borat!
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Great success! The first four minutes of Borat's cultural learnings has appeared online from YouTube. The first few minutes of the film are spent in Borat's home country, so don't think this is the movie, since the bulk of it's spent with him in America annoying people. Still, this gives you a good feel for just how good the movie's scripted bits are. See Borat discuss his country's economic, social, and Jew problems below:
Also on YouTube are many deleted scenes from Borat's sexy time film. I've posted as many of them as I could find below. No worry, the horse was over the age of consent:
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Kim Kardashian Calls Khloe a "Miserable Person" During Massive Fight! (VIDEO)
We know even siblings who are super close will fight from time to time, but those Kardashians can get downright nasty with each other!
If you tuned in for the latest episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, you know tension was riding kind of high between Kris and Bruce Jenner during the family trip to Thailand this past spring. Well, it seems that dischord spills over to the kids, because in this sneak peek into next week's episode, Khloe and Kim Kardashian have a verbal sparring match that is definitely hard to watch.
As Khloe prepares to make an early getaway from all the family togetherness, Kim wonders allowed why Khloe bothered to come all the way out to Thailand in the first place, only to say "Phuket" (sorry, we couldn't help ourselves) and hightail it out a few days later. However, a ticked-off Khloe could care less what her big sis thinks.
"Kim, you can do whatever your heart desires, princess. I'm not ruining anything for you." she says in a voice dripping with sarcasm. "Why don't you take some more selfies."
A little mean, yes, but valid point. Kim has barely looked up from her iPhone since she arrived. However, Mrs. West defends her selfie obsession by reminding Khloe she's taking the pictures for Kanye, "someone that I love," she adds pointedly.
"One day I'll be so lucky," Khloe returns, but it's pretty clear she's ridiculing Kim and her charmed life. The selfie queen quickly fires back, "Yeah, one day. You want to get home to your 50 rappers that you're dating," with a tone so snarky it even takes Khloe aback. "You're like a miserable person, you really are," Kim adds.
Yikes. We hope these girls are able to resolve their differences before anyone gets on a plane and flies halfway around the world.
To find out what happens, tune in to Keeping Up With the Kardashians on Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
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Police Have Open Line of Communication With Suspect Jimmy Lee Dykes as Alabama Hostage Standoff Continues
The Alabama hostage standoff continues for the fifth day. Jimmy Lee Dykes is suspected of killing a school bus driver and taking a 5-year-old boy hostage. Alabama police said in a press conference on Saturday that they have an open line of communication with Dykes.
Dale County Sheriff Wally Olson said Dykes told them he has an electric heater and blankets. Dykes allowed police to provide coloring books, medication and toys for the boy. Officials are working on 24-hour rotating shifts.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to write a couple of scripts that uses sa-learn to learn spam from messages in the "Junk" folder and one to "seed" the spamassassin db with know spam and ham messages. Just something quick and dirty until learning from the "Junk" folder is offered as a feature.
The problem I'm having is figuring out the structure of the mbox layout in Zimbra. The previous script that worked really well with my old mail system looked like the following (simplified for display purposes):
So I'm assuming to work with zimbra it would be similar:Code:
/usr/bin/sa-learn --spam -u $user /home/$user/Maildir/.SPAM-LEARN/cur
exit 0
Can anyone tell me the path to the msg store for each user? I don't think it's important that I know which user I'm dealing with, just where the "Junk" folder for each is located.Code:
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The NYS Education Department's Office of Cultural Education's second Uncommon Approaches to the Common Core conference will be held in Albany on Tuesday, August 12, and Wednesday, August 13, 2014.
Proposals for an interactive lab in one of six curriculum areas are invited: The Arts, English Language Arts, Math, Science, Language other than English (LOTE), or Social Studies. Lessons or curriculum used during the lab must be aligned to the Common Core Learning Standards and must demonstrate inquiry through the use of primary sources and/or other cultural resources, such as historic objects, multimedia objects, maps, works of art, or natural resources such as plants, soil or rocks. Continue reading


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Stuffed Pumpkin for a Challenge!
by JoyYamDaisy
Well, I did it, and it made a yummy dinner. I also had the panbread I will put up next, but this really is a meal on its own... and there is another 7 meals in it after this one!
I want to do it again and get the balance and preparation even better, but I am pleased, and delighted at having it in my repertoire because it is easy and delicious and so impressive too.
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by lanto1
Looks gorgeous. How long did you cook the pumpkin halves for in the oven?
And did you cook the inside mixture with the pumpkin in the oven, or did you scoop out some pumpkin when it was cooked and then add the mixture?
(i would love to try this for myself!)
by JoyYamDaisy
This is the original Lauren:
http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/vege … ton-squash
I was worried I hadn't scraped enough out of my pumpkin, but it was beautifully cooked in the time. The rice and sundried tomato weren't as well cooked, so I need to adjust that next time!
by shammrok
That is a lovely dish Joy
So many choices.
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Thanks for that tip. I'll definitely be trying it soon!


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The Fourth Annual Straight for Equality Gala | April 2, 2012
2012 Straight for Equality Gala Co-Chair: Mark Q. McLaneManaging Director, Diversity and Inclusion, Barclays PLC
Mark McLane is the Head of Global Diversity and Inclusion for Barclays PLC, a major global financial services provider with extensive presence in Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia. Mr. McLane is responsible for architecting a global diversity and inclusion strategy that will leverage organizational strengths, remain nimble in the every-changing global business climate and enable Barclays to maintain their competitive advantage by driving innovation to its customers.
Prior to Barclays, Mr. McLane was the Director of Diversity and Inclusion for Booz Allen Hamilton, a professional services firm in Washington D.C. While there Mr. McLane developed and implemented a firm wide diversity strategy including initiatives that leveraged the inherent differences within Booz Allen's current and future workforce. Under Mr. McLane's leadership these initiatives aligned with the organization's vision of assuring continued growth in an increasingly competitive and global market.
Mr. McLane also held the position of Chief Diversity Officer for Whirlpool Corporation, a Fortune 500 global consumer product company in Benton Harbor Michigan. Under Mr. McLane's leadership Whirlpool Corporation successfully implemented a global Diversity and Inclusion embedment strategy positioning the Company as a recognized leader in the industry. In addition to his role as a human resources leader, Mr. McLane has an extensive background in innovation, strategy development, marketing and sales across U.S. and international markets.
Mr. McLane is a member of the global leadership council at Diversity Best Practices, a member of the Hidden Brain Drain for the Center for WorkLife and co-chair of the Human Rights Campaign Executive Diversity Council.
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Equity markets have rallied in recent months, even though many global economic indicators are pointing to a continued slowdown. So what's an investor to do?
I've written a playbook that both bears and bulls can use to help shape their investing outlook. But the final decision is up to you!
The bull's playbook
There are plenty of reasons to be bearish, but here's the bullish argument. The wall of worry is well-known (fiscal cliff, earnings weakness, global sluggish growth) and what is known is usually discounted.
Sentiment remains neutral to negative towards equities, which is a contrarian positive sign.
The American Association of Individual Investors, for example, is showing bullish sentiment at a 10-week low.
Mutual fund equity flows remain muted also suggesting that investors haven't even gone near the punch bowl never mind drinking blindly from it.
Economic data has turned decidedly positive versus expectations (with the Citigroup surprise index moving from a negative 65 in July to a positive 49 recently).
At these levels, expectations have been improving but not enough to expect a series of setbacks. Consumer confidence is at the highest level since 2007. Retail sales are relatively positive. Housing is bottoming. Stocks are cheap at 14 x earnings.
Liquidity is fiercely on the side of the bulls as the Fed, the ECB, the BOJ and to a lesser extent, the People's Bank of China are in the mood to be a wind at the back of asset valuations with plenty of money to go around.
There is an internal correction unfolding that might result in the averages going nowhere but providing plenty of fodder for individual sector or company opportunities to the upside.
For example, while a month ago almost 100% of tech stocks were trading above their 50-day moving average (dma), that number has collapsed to only 29%, suggesting a lot of damage in this sector is in the rear view mirror.
(Caveat, healthcare stocks using this 50 dma measure are extremely overbought).
The bear's playbook
Unfortunately, for the bulls, there are also plenty of bearish indicators out there. While earnings expectations have come down for the third quarter, they remain too optimistic for the fourth quarter and for 2013 (at +10% and +14%, respectively).
Manufacturing indicators are weak globally -- in most markets, sitting below the expansion/recession line of 50.
Profit margins are at levels considered unsustainable (i.e. costs and head counts have been reduced likely as much as they can be) and profit growth needs robust top line improvement -- which will be difficult in the slow growth world we currently live in.
Net long positions by hedge funds are at the highest level in a year.
The volatility index is showing complacency (the Fed is paying the put bill, why should traders?) The put:call ratio at 68:1 versus 135:1 in June is also indicating a lack of protective positioning in the market. The ratio of insider sellers to buyers is at a bearish 42:1.
The fiscal cliff is also a daunting barrier to growth next year, even if it is partially delayed. For example, many believe it is unlikely that all of the Bush tax cuts will be extended. And the issue of sequestration, a solution to the debt ceiling debate, will be hard for Congress to ignore (that represents some $607 billion US in automatic spending cuts next year).
And finally, the cycle is long in the tooth. The market has gone 93 sessions without a 5 percent correction. And at 3.6 years in length, this bull market is longer than 85 percent of all the bull markets since 1900 (according to work done by Ned Davis Research).
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May 24, 2016
Brooks County Juneteenth Festival. The mission is to restore, explore and preserve African-Indian history in Brooks County Georgia. The purpose is to honor, cherish and acknowledge the sacrifices our ancestors suffered and endured to allow us the blessings we enjoy today. The theme is "Honoring Our Past to Celebrate Our Future". Anyone interested in being on committee, participating as vendor, performer or display an exhibit should call.
Date = June 18, 2011
Time = 10:00 a.m- 3:00 p.m
Place = Brooks County Courthouse
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There are dozens of chairs in this style at the Shriners' Temple in Milwaukee, all marked with this interesting embossed emblem on the back. I thought the central part shows a double-headed dragon; dondelion says it's a double-headed sea-horse. This chair was the only example of its type on the floors on which ladies are allowed (we were not allowed to tour the lower floor where, our tour guide said, most of these chairs are located). Michelle snapped this photograph on 7/25/08.
It is only now, in looking at the photo, that I noticed that the central block of the double-headed dragons (or sea-horses) is enclosed in an embossed square composed of four blue cross-like medallions on each of its four corners and three "sacred eyes" (shaped like the vesica pisces) on each of the north, south, east and west bands enclosing the design in the central block.
This photo also shows some of the beautiful tile-work that decorates the Temple and the rich color-ways that were used in its construction: black, white, tawny orange, gold, blue, mauve-pink. Our guide told us that each tile was individually laid by a family of Italian tile-layers (a father and four sons) who did all of the tile work throughout the Temple and close examination of the floor, walls and columns confirms this. Buildings in the United States just aren't built like this any more.
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