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Situated 250 metres from Levi Ski Resort in Sirkka holiday village, Levin Kausikämpät & Origot offers wood-panelled apartments with a private sauna and a fireplace. Free private parking is available on site. All apartments at Levin have fully equipped kitchens with a stove, microwave and dishwasher. The living rooms feature a seating area and a flat-screen...
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With a stay at Hotel Levi Panorama in Sirkka (Levi), you'll be convenient to Levi Ski Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 170 guestrooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Your bed comes with cotton sheets, and all rooms are furnished with double sofa beds. Relax and take in mountain and courtyard views from the privacy of your room. Complimenta...
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Situated next to the Ounasjoki River in Kittilä, this property has cottages with hardwood floors, a kitchenette and a terrace. It also offers a private beach and free bike rentals. Kittilän Lomamökit's heated cottages feature private bathrooms and a TV. They also have a refrigerator and a microwave for guests' convenience. Relaxation options include a saun...
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Set a 15-minute drive from Levi Ski Resort, Hotelli Korpimarja offers free sauna access and rooms with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Kittilä Airport is 30 minutes' drive from the hotel. A work desk, ironing facilities and a private bathroom with shower are featured in all rooms at Hotel Korpimarja. Rooms have either wood panel walls or bright, white déco...
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The BEST WESTERN Apartments Levi Snow White has two different locations. Levin Klubi is located 4 kilometers from Levi center at the north-eastern ski slopes and Levi golf course. Unna & Mannu is located in the center of Levi. The apartments are unique, fully-equipped entities, where every detail is designed to create a carefree and comfortable atmosphere...
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This apartment hotel is in the center of Levi Ski Resort, just 200 ft from the slopes and lifts. All apartments include a private sauna, a flat-screen TV and free internet. Holiday Club Levi's modern apartments have a fully equipped kitchen and a private bathroom with shower. Many include a private balcony, and some also have a fireplace and a private jacuz...
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A stay at Hotel K5 Levi places you in the heart of Sirkka, convenient to Levi Ski Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 35 guestrooms featuring DVD players. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary newspapers. Spend...
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With a stay at Hotel Hullu Poro in Sirkka (Levi), you'll be convenient to Levi Ski Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 157 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinat...
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With a stay at Spa Hotel Levitunturi in Sirkka (Levi), you'll be convenient to Levi Ski Resort. Make yourself at home in one of the 220 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and coffee/tea makers. Relax at the full-service spa, where you can...
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Set by a private golf course, Villa Golf offers a modern villa with a private sauna, fully equipped kitchen with a dining area, and a home-theatre system. Central Kittilä is 22 km away. A fireplace, seating area and flat-screen TV are featured in the bright and spacious living room at Golf Villa. The villa has a glassed-in porch and a terrace with views of...
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Situated in Kittilä village centre, the family-owned Guesthouse Golden Goose offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and rooms with a TV and private or shared bathroom facilities. Kittilä Airport is 5.5 km away. En suite rooms at Golden Goose Guesthouse feature a flat-screen TV with DVD player, a fridge and tea and coffee facilities. Guests in other rooms can make...
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Situated 200 km above the Polar Circle, 20 minutes' drive from Ylläs, this unique hotel offers rooms made of ice, 2 restaurants and many organised activities. Levi is 45 km away. Snow Village's rooms feature sculpted ice furniture, and some also have ice and snow decorations. Sleeping bags with fleece liners and personal wake-up service with free hot berry...


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San Diego Air & Space Museum Selects 'Class of 2009' Aviation and Space Legends for Induction into the Museum's International Aerospace Hall of Fame
On November 21, the San Diego Air & Space Museum is honoring national and international air & space legends at its 46th Hall of Fame Induction and Gala.
Cliff Robertson Robertson is a pilot, Academy Award and Emmy-Award-winning screen star as well as founder of the Cliff Robertson Work Experience, within the EAA. He has owned several de Havilland Tiger Moths, a Messerschmitt Bf 109 and a Supermarine Spitfire. Perhaps he is best known for starring in Charly, an adaptation of Flowers for Algernon for which he won the 1968 Academy Award for Best Actor. Other films included Picnic, Sunday in New York, Autumn Leaves, Too Late the Hero, Three Days of the Condor, Obsession, J. W. Coop, Star 80 and Malone. More recently, Robertson's career has had a resurgence. He appeared as Uncle Ben Parker in the first movie adaptation of Spider-Man, as well as in the sequels Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3. In 1969, Robertson helped organize an effort to fly food and medical supplies to war ravaged Biafra, Nigeria. When a famine hit Ethiopia in 1978, Robertson again organized relief flights of supplies to that country. He's dedicated to helping others experience the joy of flight. Robertson takes an active part in the Cliff Robertson Work Experience Program. Each summer, two youths, 16 or 17 years old, are invited to Oshkosh, through the EAA Air Academy, where they work for ground and flight instruction. The EAA's Young Eagles program began in 1992 with Robertson as its first honorary chairman. In 1999, he helped kick off the EAA's campaign, "Vision of Eagles", a unique set of initiatives designed to educate, motivate and provide direction to young people through aviation-based activities.
Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) and the predecessor groups the Women's Flying Training Detachment (WFTD) and the Women's Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron (WAFS) were pioneering organizations of civilian female pilots employed to fly military aircraft under the direction of the United States Army Air Forces during World War II. The female pilots would number thousands, each freeing a male pilot for combat service. The WFTD and WAFS were combined on August 5, 1943 to create the WASP organization. Almost every type of aircraft flown by the USAAF during World War II, including the early U.S. jet aircraft, was also flown by women in these roles. Between September 1942 and December 1944, the WASP delivered 12,650 aircraft of 78 different types. Over fifty percent of the ferrying of combat aircraft within the United States during the war was carried out by WASP. Thirty-eight WASP fliers lost their lives while serving their country during the war. The sacrifice and determination that these women showed during World War Two would be a key factor in the eventual integration of women into the Air Force.
Frank Robinson is an engineer and the founder, president and Chief Executive Officer of Robinson Helicopter Company of Torrance, California. He designed the Robinson R22 helicopter, a popular, light, two-place civilian aircraft in the early 1970s. The first production R22 was delivered in late 1979, and the R22 soon became the world's top selling civil helicopter. In addition, the R22 holds most world records in its weight class including speed and altitude. In the mid-1980s, Robinson and his staff of engineers began development of the four-seat R44 helicopter, which he flew on its first flight in March of 1990. FAA certification was received in late 1992, and production deliveries began in 1993. By early 2007, more than 3,000 R44 helicopters had been delivered to over 70 countries, with the R44 becoming even more popular than the two-seat R22. Robinson remains active in his company and continues to refine the R22 and R44 to enhance performance and reduce maintenance requirements. Recent improvements include the more powerful, fuel-injected R44 Raven II. Today, Robinson oversees the company's development of its first turbine helicopter, the five-place R66. The R66 made its first flight on 07 November 2007, and is currently undergoing FAA type certification. Robinson is a recipient of the Howard Hughes Memorial Award from the Southern California Aeronautic Association given "to an aerospace leader whose accomplishments over a long career have contributed significantly to the advancement of aviation or space technology."
The Hall of Fame Gala Celebration is scheduled for Saturday evening, November 21 in the Pavilion of Flight in the San Diego Air & Space Museum.
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U.S. business inventories edged up in December as sales pushed higher, confirming that a slow pace of warehouse restocking weighed on fourth-quarter economic activity.
The Commerce Department said on Wednesday inventories gained 0.1 percent after rising 0.2 percent in November.
Economists polled by Reuters had expected inventories to rise 0.3 percent. Automobile inventories increased 0.8 percent after increasing 0.5 percent in November.
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Inventories are a key component of gross domestic product changes. Retail inventories, excluding autos - which go into the calculation of gross domestic product - were up 0.3 percent after rising by the same margin the prior month.
That was broadly in line with the assumption made by the government in its advance estimate for fourth-quarter gross domestic product published last month. A sharp slowdown in the pace of inventory accumulation contributed to GDP shrinking at a 0.1 percent annual pace in the final three months of 2012.
However, the trade deficit in December was not as big as the government had assumed in its initial GDP estimate and core retail sales in November and December were higher than previously estimated.
Taken together, that suggests output is likely to be revised higher when the government publishes its second growth estimate later this month.
The slower pace of stock accumulation in the fourth quarter bodes well for first-quarter GDP prospects. In December, business sales rose 0.3 percent after increasing 0.9 percent the prior month.
At December's sales pace, it would take 1.27 months for businesses to clear shelves, down from 1.28 months in November.
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if that really is her name, only God could have planned such a humorous thing. really now!!!
are the "removable soft cups" in or out in these photos? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA this is too silly.
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Meet members of the academic faculty from Noon to 3:30 as representatives from all NU departments will make themselves available to answer your questions in the Main Gallery of the Castellani Art Museum. This is a great way to get more focused questions answered regarding particular majors, programs and academic opportunities at NU. The Academic Exploration Program and the University Honors Program will also be available to talk about their unique offerings.
There is more to Niagara than just our great Academics! Join us in the Lower Level of the Gallagher Center where faculty, staff and student representatives will be available to answer your questions in a variety of differing areas. Academic support and disability services, student government and clubs, athletics, food service, residence life, financial aid, study abroad, veterans affairs and more are just a sampling of the resources available.
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Come learn more about Niagara University's nationally ranked program. From Sports Management, to Luxury Hospitality Operations – our students are not only learning from among the best in the field through superior work experiences/student excursions, but they are also being employed by the biggest names in the industry. NU's hotel management students have a near 100% placement rate for 8 years running. Unique placement and customized work abroad/dual degree programs in Germany, Italy, and Peru also make our students stand outs in this exploding international economy.
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The College of Arts & Sciences has a broad range of majors and minors ranging from Biochemistry to Theatre Studies. Come and find out more about the wide range of majors and minors and how you can create your own unique program. Learn also about how students are working alongside faculty in cutting edge research, utilizing the latest technology and practices in their fields, putting their knowledge to use in the community, and continuing on into the workforce and graduate school at rates high above the national average.
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It is an exciting time for the sciences at NU. Attend two 15 minute sessions from our Biology and Biochemistry/Chemistry departments and learn about the great research being done by faculty and students in the sciences. See the cutting edge equipment our students use, and learn about the new home of sciences at NU - the B. Thomas Golisano Center for Integrated Sciences which recently opened this year!
Niagara University offers individualized advisement tracks for students interested in pre-med, pre-dental, pre-vet, and pre-pharmacy. Dr. Cliff will discuss these programs and their delivery, their successes and their requirements. In addition, unique 3+2 programs, and early admittance programs to same local college medical and dental programs will be discussed as well.
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The Academic Exploration Program (AEP) is a nationally recognized and award-winning program at Niagara University where first and second year students have an opportunity to discover academic majors and career options. In this program you'll have personalized advisement and are guided to try courses in different majors that can fulfill graduation requirements. Come learn more about NU's largest academic program with an average of 20% of the freshman class each year!
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This session will discuss the eligibility requirements for admittance into the University Honors Program. It will then discuss the requirements for completion of the University Honors Program along with the benefits of graduating with University Honors. In addition, we will discuss the unique offerings of NU's Eagle Leadership Program
Presenter: Dr. Mark Barnwell and Mitch Allegre
This session, presented by the Dean of the College of Education, will provide an overview of the programs, requirements and innovative elements of the teacher education programs offered in the College of Education. The session will highlight areas of certification, minors and study abroad programs in education, comprehensive field experiences (from the first semester), faculty involvement, accreditation and national prestige, and success of graduates. Highlights of programs will focus on early childhood and childhood education, special education, middle level and secondary education, and teaching English to speakers of other languages; as well as cutting-edge facilities, teaching studio resources, and instructional technology.
Presenter: Dr. Debra Colley, Dean
In a unique and evolving art form, theatre artists, whether center stage or behind the scenes, face many arduous demands required to create inspiring theatre. The training offered here has prepared Niagara University graduates to successfully pursue careers from Broadway to Hollywood, regional theatre to international tours, and television to film. All programs offered by the Department of Theatre Studies culminate in a bachelor of fine arts degree (B.F.A.). Come join our session to learn more about our unique training programs, season productions, and more. Be on the watch for any pirating sword fighters on campus throughout the day!
Learn about the College of Business' offerings and the success of their students. NU's business degree offers unique paths in Supply Chain, Marketing, International Business, Human Resources, Economics and Finance. Our accounting programs enjoy some of the best placement rates at Niagara and our facilities and faculty are top notch, and we have accelerated programs designed to help students get their MBA as well. Niagara holds the prestigious AACSB accreditation for its College of Business.
Presenter: Dr. Shawn Daly, Dean of Business
Special Interest Sessions: Campus Life
Learn about Niagara University's short-term and semester long study abroad programs for every major. Discover how to plan to take advantage of the opportunities offered in over 90 programs in more than 30 countries. Become more marketable upon graduation by experiencing another culture and taking the risk to reach out to diverse groups in a program linked to your discipline. Have one of the most amazing experiences in your life!
The Kiernan Recreation Center is Niagara University's all-in-one recreation complex. The Kiernan Center offers more than 50 intramural, recreational & health/wellness programs for the Niagara University community. In addition, the Kiernan Center is the home to the Club Sports Program at Niagara University. Club Sports are a recreational program for university students designed to offer an alternative to intramural sports and intercollegiate athletics.
Join a panel of current NU students as they share their own college experiences and answer questions from the audience from their own unique perspective.
Tour, talk and ask all the questions you like as you see a residence hall and hear about what life on campus is about. You will learn about the different types of halls and rooms on campus, amenities available and the programs offered that help students adjust to college and have fun at the same time. Living in residence – there is no better way to connect to the NU campus!
Special Interest Sessions: Student Services
Niagara University's Office of Academic Support (OAS) is the place where learners meet. At OAS, we provide a wide range of programs and services to support student academic success. This presentation will review the many services OAS provides, including tutoring, our Writing Center, and support for students with disabilities.
Presenters: Diane Stoelting, Director of the Office of Academic Support
Find out how affordable Niagara University can be. We offer a wide range of merit-based and need-based scholarships and grants, as well as work-study opportunities and low interest student loans. This session will focus on the sources and types of financial aid, the federal financial aid application process, and a financial aid timeline to follow so you don't miss important dates.
Presenter: Katie Kocsis, Director of Financial Aid
Niagara University's Office of Career Services is committed to preparing Niagara's graduates to make a difference in the world. While we can't guarantee anyone a job, we will do all that we can to provide you with the tools you need to compete. According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), employers seek students who can communicate effectively, work as a member of a team, are unafraid of challenges and willing to go the extra mile. These are the core values of the Office of Career Services, and we continually seek new and innovative ways to prepare you for the job market. As a result, in recent years despite a challenging economy, our graduates have enjoyed an employment rate far above the national average. Students who take advantage of our services and resources succeed.
Presenter: Robert Swanson, Director of Career Services
This session will explain the process of transferring into Niagara University. We will also discuss credit placement, articulation agreements, dual admission programs and transfer scholarships. If you are planning to attend a community college or another school prior to entering NU, this is the breakout session for you.
Presenter: Dina Martin, Assistant Director of Admissions
Applying to college can be a confusing process, but it doesn't have to be. Come meet our President and listen to his vision of Niagara, followed by our Director explaining the specifics on how to apply to Niagara University. We will discuss various types of applications from the Common Application to the standard pen and paper versions. The admissions time-table, requirements, events, and what to expect along the way will all be discussed as well. Time will be made available for questions and answers.
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Bauer, Irmgard L. (2009) Sex education for local tourism/hospitality employees: addressing a local health need. Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease, 7 (6). pp. 371-374.
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Babacan, Hurriyet, and Babacan, Alpheran (2007) Cultural diversity and education in a globalised world: implications for the Asia-Pacific. Journal of Education for International Understanding, 3. pp. 7-25.
Babacan, Alperhan, and Babacan, Hurriyet (2007) Sustaining human security: social cohesion, identity and human rights. International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability, 3 (1). pp. 115-122.
Buranakul, Sophia, Grundy-Warr, Carl, Horton, Ben, Law, Lisa, Rigg, Jonathan, and Tan Poh, Mui (2005) The Asian Tsunami, academics and academic research. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 26 (2). pp. 244-248.
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Rees, Susan (2003) Refuge or retrauma? the impact of asylum seeker status on the wellbeing of East Timorese women asylum seekers residing in the Australian community. Australasian Psychiatry, 11 (S1). pp. 96-101.
Margolis, Stephen A., Carter, Tom, Dunn, Earl V., and Reed, Richard L. (2003) Validation of additional domains in activities of daily living, culturally appropriate for Muslims. Gerontology, 49 (1). pp. 61-65.
Fuary, Maureen (2001) Book review of "Unfinished dreams: community healing and the reality of aboriginal self-government" by Wayne Warry, University of Toronto Press, Toronto. Anthropological Forum, 11 (2). pp. 230-232.
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Lesbirel, S. Hayden (2011) Facility siting: the theory-practice nexus. In: Fung, Tung, Lesbirel, S. Hayden , and Lam, Kin-che, (eds.) Facility siting in the Asia-Pacific: perspectives on knowledge production and application. The Chinese University Press, Hong Kong, pp. 7-32.
Babacan, Hurriyet (2011) Preface. World's new princedoms: critical remarks on claimed alternatives by new life. In: Herrmann, Peter, (ed.) World's New Princedoms: critical remarks on claimed alternatives by new life: writings on philosophy and economy of power - part one. European Diversity Series, 5 . Rozenberg Publishers, Amsterdam, pp. 11-13.
Hiddlestone, Janine (2007) Drawing the line. In: Wilson, Leah, (ed.) Grey's Anatomy 101: Seattle Grace, unauthorized. BenBella Books Inc, Dallas, Texas, USA, pp. 79-90.
Hiddlestone, Janine (2007) Mothers, daughters and Gilmore Girls. In: Crusie, Jennifer, and Wilson, Leah, (eds.) Coffee at Luke's: an unauthorized Gilmore Girls gabfest. BenBella Books, Dallas, Texas, USA, pp. 31-42.
Mcginty, Sue (2002) It's really a community service: issues in the publication and retailing of books in northern Australia. In: Cope, Bill, and Brown, Rod, (eds.) Value Chain Clustering in Regional Publishing Services Markets. C-2-C Project Series, 3 . Common Ground Publishing, Altona, VIC, Australia, pp. 177-194.
Pointing, Boris, Babacan, Hurriyet, and Clough, Alan (2013) Homelessness in Douglas: it's much more than not having a roof over your head. Report. James Cook University, Cairns, QLD.
Babacan, Hurriyet, Gopalkrishnan, Narayan, and Trad-Padhee, Jamila (2007) Achieving Structural Change: a guide for community workers in building cohesive communities. Report. University of the Sunshine Coast, Sippy Downs, QLD, Australia.
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Kuttainen, Victoria, Lundberg, Anita, Wight, Linda, and Chang, Nigel (2010) Honest reflections: big ideas and real life experiences of a new first year BA. In: Enhancing Learning Experiences in Higher Education: International Conference, pp. 1-11. From: Enhancing Learning Experiences in Higher Education: International Conference, 2-3 December 2010, Hong Kong.
Babacan, H. (2005) Challenges of inclusion: cultural diversity, citizenship and engagement. In: Proceedings of International Conference on Engaging Communities, pp. 1-18. From: International Conference on Engaging Communities, 14-17 August 2005, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.
Shaig, Ahmed (2008) Settlement planning for natural hazard resilience in small island states: the population and development consolidation approach. PhD thesis, James Cook University.
Carling-Jenkins, Rachel (2007) Footprints, wheel tracks, and stirrings of a movement: positioning people with a disability and the Disability Rights Movement within Australia. PhD thesis, James Cook University.


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Monroe sheriff's Office spokeswoman Deputy Becky Herrin said Strong worked in Baghdad from 2005 and 2008. He's worked for the sheriff's office since October 2010, when he started out as an auxiliary deputy. He was hired full time in April 2011 and assigned to the city of Marathon. Before his arrest, he was assigned to the Upper Keys.
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Both O'Kelley and Strong held the title of "deputy in country manager" for the company. One of its jobs was to supply coalition forces with ammunition.
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Stoplights are a simple concept - green means go, yellow means slow down and red means stop. But blue? Blue could result in a ticket and a fine.
Blue lights have been added to 40 traffic signals around Ada County, and are used to help police officers catch drivers who are running red lights.
Here's how it works: As a driver approaches a red light at an intersection, a blue light shines on the back side of the traffic signal. An officer can safely sit on the opposite side of the intersection and wait. If the driver runs the red and zooms through, the officer would see the blue light and could safely pull over the driver without having to run the light as well. ()
"It's a way for an officer to be at a better vantage point," Boise Police spokesperson Lynn Hightower said. "If an officer is behind the light, they can't safely pull someone over."
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Anniston coach Eddie Bullock stood behind the long line of North players, Piedmont defensive lineman Marquez Gamble and Anniston offensive lineman Trevekio Roberts included, as the South was announced as football champions, closing out the 17th annual Alabama All-Star Sports Week.
"It was fun coming out, playing against bigger schools and seeing how I stack up against other players. I learned a lot this week and had a very fun week," Gamble said. "It would have been better if we would have won, but they made more plays than we did down the stretch."
Add some surprise to the disappointment. The North led 21-0 at one point before the South rallied, taking the lead on a touchdown pass with 31 seconds remaining.
"When you get the momentum, you have to keep it because it can easy swing," said Bullock, a North assistant coach. "You can't get lackadaisical at what you're doing. We got in a situation where we had to keep the defense out there longer than you want to. We got the ball and made a few turnovers, and normally, whoever makes less turnovers wins games. In the second half we made more turnovers."
However, there were good times, as well.
Bullock was "thrilled to death" when Decatur's Na'Vante Williams intercepted a pass at the line and ran it 45 yards to the end zone for the North. Roberts, who roomed with Williams, called it his best memory of the week.
"The defensive line set a goal that we needed to score once on defense," Bullock said. "We met that goal a little earlier than when you typically want to, but we were fine with it."
That was the third touchdown for the North, which came with six minutes left in the first quarter.
Despite the South scoring the next 22 points, Gamble made his mark on defense, recording five tackles. Bullock said he liked Gamble's strength and aggression.
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Although Roberts was on the offensive line, Bullock talked to him throughout the week and kept up with his former player.
"I try to teach my guys to think outside the box, and that's one thing I love about this game. When you get a kid down here it really opens his eyes, and one thing specifically was Trevekio had been used to the quarterback calling cadence," Bullock said. "But tonight we had the center calling signals. I didn't say anything to him and he came back to me and told me. He was really excited about that."
Playing center, guard and tackle, Roberts said he "was on top" for the most part despite the fierce competition. He added he can take what he learned this week and take it to Huntingdon when he moves in and starts practice Aug. 10.
Gamble moves to Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) on Aug. 6 to start fall practice. Oxford product Ulric Jones, who was unavailable to play in the game after being selected, will play at Butler Community College (Kansas) in the fall.
Jacksonville High standout Katie Neisler spent more than three-fourths of the four games on the court for the North All-Stars on Thursday afternoon, but none of the plays were bigger than toward the end of Game 3 of a 25-19, 25-17, 24-26, 27-25 loss.
After taking a short break before re-entering with the North tied with the South 20-20, Neisler spiked a kill for the North to take a 24-23 lead. She followed by serving the set point for the North to stay alive.
"I was just trying to get down to it," Neisler said. "We were struggling as a group and I was just trying to help us do better. I was trying not to smile."
Neisler finished the game with nine kills and six digs, while Donoho's Corey Phillis had nine digs and an ace while playing off the bench.
"My serving wasn't good in the beginning, but I picked it up at the end," Phillis said. "When you're in a big auditorium the ball seems to float, and I have a floating serve so the ball seemed to float out a lot. I just had to take some off of it."
While Neisler played around the rotation on the floor, Phillis spent time playing back court, subbing in several times per set.
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Neisler and Phillis said bonds and memories were made during the week.
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Neisler said, "The best part was playing with the best players in the state. There are a few things that will stand out like we all went to the movies and there were a few inside jokes, but I'm not going to share those."


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Last week her family had to convince the cops that the Kardashian compound wasn't under attack after the Jenner household became the victim of a swatting prank, and this week Kim and her fam have been swatting away rumors that Kris Jenner used to abuse her devoted daughter.
Ellen Kardashian, the widow of Kim's father Robert Kardashian, recently claimed to have diary entries from the late lawyer that document Kris physically abusing Kim by kicking and beating her. This might bring to mind the infamous "No wire hangers!" scene from the movie "Mommie Dearest," but a fashionista like Kim would probably agree with her momager dearest if she started screaming about the horrors that are wire hangers.
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Interestingly, last year Kanye's ex Amber Rose also claimed that Kim and Kanye cheated on her and Reggie Bush. She said that Kim instigated the affair by sending sexy photos to Yeezy.
Kim seemingly responded to Amber's claims when she tweeted, "Remember, people only rain on your parade because they're jealous of your sun & tired of their shade." However, Amber said that there's a reason Kim didn't directly address the cheating claims by denying them.
During an interview with TMZ, Amber made this statement: "Well she definitely didn't deny it because she can't, because it's not the truth. I know what the truth is, she knows what the truth is, Reggie knows what the truth is, and so does Kanye. I didn't come out and say that to hurt anybody's feelings or even start any trouble." It will be interesting to see if Kim responds to Consequence's claims.
Speaking of Kim's exes, there are new reports about Kris Humphries dragging out their divorce. RadarOnline alleges that Kim offered Kris $10 million to drop his annulment case and was turned down. The Humph is still hoping to get the much-maligned micro-marriage annulled on the grounds of fraud, supposedly because he's "deeply religious" and "wants to be able to marry in a church again."
However, it's hard not to wonder if Kris Humphries is just dragging things out because of the Kimye baby - maybe he wants to humiliate Kim by forcing her to give birth while she's still technically married to him.
Luckily for Kim, Kanye West knows how to make things all better for his baby mama - he used his Midas touch to cure her woes by adorning her arm with five gold Cartier bracelets worth $65,000. So while money can't buy Kim a divorce, at least it can buy her happiness.
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Independent Institute Research Fellow and Student Programs Director Anthony Gregory addresses P.A.U.L. Festival 2012 on Government Power and the Road to Liberty.
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Gareth Bale scored twice and Gylfi Sigurdsson was on target as Spurs came from behind to beat West Ham 3-2 at Upton Park.
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The magnificent Bale scored in either half with his second, a wonder strike, coming in the final minute of the game to ensure Spurs jump up over Chelsea to third in the Premier League table, and four points ahead of Arsenal.
West Ham started brightly and Matt Jarvis went close on 10 minutes but Hugo Lloris blocked his effort at the near post after the Hammers' winger got in the left side of the Spurs penalty area and fired through the legs of Michael Dawson.
However, Spurs took the lead on 13 minutes when Bale hit his fourth goal in successive Premier League games.
The Welshman managed to elude Gary O'Neil, James Collins and Guy Demel on the edge of the area, before hitting a low left-foot strike across Jussi Jaaskelainen and into the bottom corner of the net.
It was 1-1 on 25 minutes when Hammers' old boy Scott Parker caught the foot of Andy Carroll as he was about to pull the trigger inside the area. And, in the absence of Mark Noble, the big Geordie hitman stepped up to hammer his spot-kick high into Lloris' net.
Jarvis had a goal-bound strike brilliantly blocked by the body of diving Spurs full-back Kyle Walker on 39 minutes while at the other end, Hammers' keeper Jaaskelainen clawed a Steven Caulker header past his post just before half-time.
Jaaskelainen again denied Caulker early in the second-half when he was again left to head a Bale corner at goal, before he tipped a Sigurdsson effort onto the post and got up to deny Emmanuel Adebayor from heading in the rebound on 57 minutes.
Within a minute West Ham were ahead when Joe Cole brought down a Joey O'Brien ball over the top inside the area and coolly fired into the far corner of the net past Lloris.
Caulker was denied for a third time from a corner by Jasskelainen who then tipped a Bale effort over the bar on 69 minutes.
Matt Taylor could have put West Ham 3-1 ahead on 74 minutes, but Lloris denied the substitute as he raced into the area unchallenged.
Spurs made them pay for that miss by equalising two minutes later when Bale's free-kick from the right was headed down by O'Brien, before bouncing off Caulker and into the path of Sigurdsson who scrambled in from close range.
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2005: Started all 11 games for the Brown and Gold ... registered at least one tackle in every game ... finished the season with 29 tackles, including three for loss ... tallied five tackles at South Dakota State ... had three or more tackles five times.
2004: Finished the season with 33 total tackles, including 25 solos ... registered four tackles for loss ... recovered a fumble ... recorded one block ... named team's Most Improved Player.
2003: Was part of the rotation at nose tackle as a freshman ... recorded 16 tackles, including three for loss ... made two sacks ... had a career-high four tackles, including one for a loss, in win over Drake ... recorded a sack in the PFL Championship Game victory over Morehead State.
Prep: A two-year letterwinner for the Vikings ... earned All-Mid Suburban League honors.
Personal: Seungyeup is the son of Bong Hyun and Mi Suk Ro ... major is exercise science ... born January 24, 1983.
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