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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Saint Leo men's soccer junior defender Chris Lavie has been named Daktronics All-South Region Second Team, it was announced Monday by Daktronics officials.
Lavie, a native of Saint Michel Sur Orge, France, was an instant impact for the Lions' defense assisting the team to six shutouts and guiding them to an appearance as the fifth seed in the SSC Tournament.
He tallied a team-best 1,434 minutes of playing time and made starts in 15-of-16 games.
Seven Sunshine State Conference members earned a spot on the second team, with 18 total SSC student-athletes making up the first and second team squads.
The team is voted on by the NCAA Division II members of the College Sports Information Directors of America (D2SIDA).
For more on the men's soccer program, visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Follow' the Lions on Twitter and 'Like' the Lions on Facebook.
2012 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-South Region Team
First Team
GK, Matt DiCerbo, Lynn
F, Tyler Blackwood, Tampa
F, Kenny Hogg, Palm Beach Atlantic
F, Caue Da Silva, Delta State
F, Grant Blackhurst, Rollins
MF, Robb Crowley, Rollins
MF, Jack Winter, Lynn
MF, Gary Ogilvie, Florida Tech
MF, Daniel Salazar, Rollins
D, Matt Duffy, Eckerd
D, Walker Hume, Rollins
D, Brian Fekete, Tampa
D, Jason Sangha, Lynn
Second Team
GK, Keneil Baker, Rollins
F, Julian Halder, Lynn
F, Brett Durrance, Rollins
F, Jose Ferraz, Christian Brothers
F, Evan Singlar, Palm Beach Atlantic
F, Matt Dolan, Eckerd
MF, Richard Dixon, West Florida
MF, Daniel Deblaere, Delta State
MF, Antoine Aupiais, Florida Tech
MF, Yannick Skull, Christian Brothers
D, James Moore, West Florida
D, David Skull, Christian Brothers
D, Robert Russell, Florida Tech
D, Chris Lavie, Saint Leo
South Region Player of the Year: Palm Beach Atlantic junior forward Kenny Hogg (Irvine, Scotland)


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Synology Launches DS1513+ Quad-GbE 5-bay NASby Ganesh T S on 5/14/2013 1:23 PM EST
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webmastir - Tuesday, May 14, 2013 - linkWonder how much this will be? Reply
DanNeely - Tuesday, May 14, 2013 - linkMSRP is 879.99 (via CNET) Reply
mcnabney - Wednesday, May 15, 2013 - linkAnd people thought that Drobo was a complete rip-off. Reply
brazilianfro - Wednesday, May 15, 2013 - linkThis product is not competing with Drobo, they have other units that are cheaper that don't include extra network ports would be more applicable for comparison. I've been using a 2009 2 disk system for years and haven't had a single issue with it, its still taking the new firmware they regularly release. Speeds have increased so I've been thinking of getting a newer NAS from them. Reply
Integr8d - Tuesday, May 14, 2013 - linkJust got my 1812+ two weeks ago and love love love it. It replaced a readynas ultra 6+ (I'll never buy another netgear product again, after they dropped support like a bad habit). The synology is fast and has a ridiculous feature set. If you're a super Linux guy, there's probably very little that you can't get working on any box. But for a regular schmo like me, the DSM gui enables all of it and let's me feel like a champ. Having looked at all options (learned not to rush in after the netgear fiasco), QNAP and Thecus have some nice options. But synology's software is the gold standard. The ONLY thing I wish they would do is have more engineers working the forums, instead of requiring tickets for everything. Reply
pensive69 - Wednesday, May 15, 2013 - linkwe have both Synology and QNAP boxes and
find the Synology seem a bit more resiliant if that's
the word for uptime.
QNAP has great chops but not quite as good...
just saying from what we've seen.
i do have issues with all these products serving up
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that could use a lot of improvement.
i also have to wonder if adding more NIC ports will only
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This allows you to carve into, but not through, the pumpkin - so when a candle is placed inside an eerie soft glow exists. I love this look; so Martha Stewart for sure. It comes with templates too, so if you don't feel like being too creative you can just follow the lines! A sturdy drill, too, so no carving fun will be interrupted by a failed tool. How rude!


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DETROIT - Clear to partly cloudy skies overnight before yet another wintry mess on the way for Monday.
Look for snow and freezing rain or sleet between 9 a.m. and noon and then a changeover to rain.
Scattered light rain through the afternoon and early evening as high temps rise to about 41 degrees.
The winds will be picking up throughout the day ESE 10-20 mph.
Cold air and strong winds will be the story for Tuesday and we will likely see a little midday snow as well.
But, don't worry about too much moisture over the next couple of days meaning the snow will not be stacking up.
Highs Tuesday in the low to mid 30s with strong winds W 20-35 mph.
Wednesday is the first day of Spring and it will be chilly. We will wake up in the upper teens and then only seeing low 30s for highs and cool breezes NW 10-20 mph.
Expect mostly cloudy skies and a few light snow showers or flurries.
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An abrupt spending sequester at a rate of about $110bn per year ($1.1tn over 10 years) scheduled to begin March 1 could cause a US recession, coming as it does on top of tax increases worth about 1.5 per cent of GDP enacted in January. The April deadline for a continuing resolution to fund federal spending could lead to a fight that shuts down the government, placing a further drag on growth.
These ad hoc measures, aimed at creation of an artificial crisis, will fail to produce prompt, sustainable progress towards reduction of "unsustainable" deficits because deficits have been, and will continue to be for some time, eminently sustainable. The Chicken Little "sky is falling" approach to frightening Congress into significant deficit reduction has failed because the sky has not fallen. Interest rates have not soared as promised and, in fact, interest costs for the federal government have remained steady at a tiny 1.5 per cent of gross domestic product since 2002, having fallen to that level from a 3 per cent average during the decade prior to 1997. Read more


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I finally found some information on a possible link of William Dickey to his ancestors. I had found a census record that listed his parents as E.L. and Mary at one point. Today I found a tree with records for Edwin Lewis Dickey who married a Mary Ann East. I think this is the missing link for William to his parents.
This bit of tree traces back to John B. Dickey who was born probably between 1750 and 1760 in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. He came to America from Belfast on the Progressive Farmer and landed in Charleston, South Carolina. Later he received land grants in Amite County, Mississippi.
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