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BOURNE — Second chances don't come around often but if any team were going to get a second chance, it would be Upper Cape football.
BOURNE — Second chances don't come around often.
But if any team were going to get a second chance, it would be Upper Cape football. In a season full of close wins and gritty games, the playoff hopes for a team with just one loss were hanging in the balance.
The Rams missed an opportunity to clinch the Mayflower Small title outright against Holbrook/Avon in early November. But all the chips fell into place when West Bridgewater pulled out an unlikely Thanksgiving Day upset victory over Holbrook/Avon, vaulting upstart Upper Cape into its first Super Bowl in just its second varsity season.
The Rams (9-1) will play Boston South champion Dorchester (10-0) in the Division 5 Super Bowl at Curry College in Milton at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
As the Mayflower Conference Small co-champions with South Shore Voke, the Rams earned the tiebreaker (both teams finished with 4-1 league records) by virtue of a head-to-head win over the Vikings in mid-October.
It marks the first state championship game for any team in any sport at Upper Cape since the vocational school opened in 1966.
"That alone is such an accomplishment for these kids," said head coach Mike Hernon, on reaching the pinnacle. "We're going there, but we're not just happy to be there, we're going there to win the game on Saturday."
The Rams, who split from a cooperative program with Bourne after the 2009 season, finished 2-8 in their first varsity campaign last season. A Super Bowl berth was a distant goal for Upper Cape in August. Yet a dramatic season-opening 26-24 win over Pope John Paul II set the stage for a different kind of year.
The following week it was a five-point win over O'Bryant, then a one-point win over Diman — those first three games ending with late fourth-quarter goal line stands from the Rams defense. As most of the Cape was fixated on the seasons of Barnstable and Nauset, the Rams quietly charged out to an 8-0 record, beating defending Super Bowl champion Nantucket along the way, as they headed into their final league match at Holbrook/Avon. While the 34-30 road loss squashed the hopes of an undefeated season, everything else fell into place, with an assist from West Bridgewater.
Now undefeated Dorchester is the only team that stands in the way of Upper Cape and a Super Bowl championship.
If the Rams' defense has been impressive this season, the Bears' defense has been almost impassible. Dorchester has recorded six shutout victories in 10 games and has allowed an average of just 5.8 points per game.
"Their overall team speed is what makes their defense go," Hernon said. "They get sideline to sideline quick. They're an attacking defense, they get up the field and they put pressure on you. So we need to be ready to match that and find a way to neutralize that. The way to neutralize that is to grind it out, control the ball on offense and continue to be true to who we are."
The Bears, who haven't played since Nov. 16, will be making their fourth trip to the Super Bowl, but first since 1989 when they defeated Bristol-Plymouth for their only Super Bowl title.
Dorchester's prolific defense will no doubt be focused on stopping Rams junior running back Jon Dumont, who has 14 touchdowns (third-most in Div. 5) and a school-record 1,314 yards this season. Dumont had 13 rushing scores through his first six games, before opposing defenses were able to limit him in recent weeks.
The Rams' plethora of offensive weapons makes for a formidable multi-option attack even when Dumont is held down. Sophomore back Dylan Derby has eight rushing scores followed by six from senior captain and quarterback Edgar Eldredge. Junior back Liam Kanaley, who was out for the first month of the season dealing with a concussion, had three on Thanksgiving to give him a total of five rushing scores.
Of course, it helps that the Rams have a sturdy offensive line of senior captains Andrew Fisher and Greg Hill along with seniors Tyler Igo and Dan Neal and sophomore Kyle Boyle to keep lanes open for the run-game. Eldredge can throw the ball, too, when needed. He has three touchdowns on 9 of 18 passing. Overall, the Rams are averaging 28.1 points per game.
But their defense (surrendering 17.8 points per game) has been just as much a catalyst this year. Eldredge and junior Ryan Kiely have 59 tackles apiece while senior middle linebacker Nick Strawn leads the team with 82.
Hernon credited the Rams' defensive aptitude to his defensive coordinator Tom Cadieux, who has provided invaluable insight to the team.
"He's somebody I lean on a lot and bounce things off of, even if it's little things," Hernon said. "He's been such a huge asset for us and I can honestly say we wouldn't be where we are today without the work he has put in."
On the Bears side, a run-heavy offense features Robinson Cyprien and Hakim Harris, the leading rushers with six touchdowns. Quarterback Demetrius Leary has rushed for four and passed for three in an offense averaging 18.8 points per game.
As the Rams head into Saturday, they know there won't be any second chances this time around.
"They know what it's like to have it taken away from them," Hernon said of the Super Bowl dreams.
"We're refocused, and we know it doesn't come around too often — we're looking to capitalize on that. "


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Tales in Possible
Risk Possible
— November 8, 2013
On November 8th, Nassim N. Taleb, NYU-Poly professor and author of The Black Swan and Antifragile, spoke to an audience of 75 MS in Risk Management students and alumni.
On November 8th, Nassim N. Taleb, Distinguished Professor of Risk Engineering and Co-Director for the Research Center for Risk Engineering at NYU-Poly and author of The Black Swan (2007) and Antifragile (2012), spoke to an audience of about 75 MS in Risk Management students and alumni and TRIUM alumni hailing from multiple locations around the world including Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
During the first half of his talk, Professor Taleb outlined a technical explanation of the riskiness of statistical models and fat tails. In the latter half of his talk, he discussed his new research on fragility and explained how fragility can serve as a tool for risk management. "My project on fragility is to highlight the evidence of absence and the absence of evidence," he noted, stressing the significance of linking risk analysis to all business decision-making processes since the former can inform the latter to prevent fragility.


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SEMA 2013 Trend: 4-Door Jeep Wrangler JKsPosted in Events on December 10, 2013
Four-door JKs have become so ubiquitous that they're now almost generic. To combat this, the aftermarket offers infinite accessories. But adding bumpers, a lift, and tires/wheels doesn't automatically make a JK unique. In fact, the 2013 SEMA Show had dozens of custom late-model Jeeps. Many subscribed to these trends:
• Full-width LED lightbars above the windshield
• Aftermarket bumpers, often with stingers
• Tube doors
• Roof racks
To stand out, vinyl graphics and wraps generate more interest than the factory Gecko, Dozer, and other colors. Body-color tube doors are another distinctive detail.
Finally, hardcore accessories give even Jeeps that rarely leave the pavement an adventurous attitude. Exterior-mounted jacks and shovels add man-card points. And winches have become so affordable that aftermarket front bumpers look naked without them.
Here's a scratch-the-surface look at some of the 4-door JKs of SEMA. For more, visit www.enjoythedrive.com/search/node/jeep.
Trail Concepts built this bolt-on daily-driver. Aside from the mandatory LED bar, its aftermarket hood and stinger/winch help it stand out from the crowd, yet still fly somewhat under the radar for a daily commute.
Information: www.trailconcepts.com.
American Overland Expeditions and Energy Suspension displayed this overland-inspired JK. Its rooftop tent and snorkel are attention-grabbers.
Information: www.americanoverlandexpedition.com.
Eaton used custom graphics to set its JK apart. Highline fender flares exposing King coilovers and PSC steering help. Floor mirrors draw attention to the axles.
Information: www.eatonperformance.com.
Gen-Right popularized the aluminum-armor look. KAO Auto Styling began with that persona, then went up. The more JKs we see, the more that roof racks and related accessories help determine their personalities.
Information: www.kaowheels.com
Auxiliary LEDs with lights on is one way to attract attention.
Information: www.2crave.com.
The Rugged Ridge hoods stood out on the first few JKs, then became commonplace. Doetsch Off-Road used OD accents to make this hood correlate with the Wild Board fastback top, beadlocks, and fairlead.
Information: www.facebook.com/doetschoffroad.
Smittybilt kept its JK stock except for the company's family of products. The rooftop tent attracted most of the attention; Atlas bumpers, LRG wheels, and Pro Comp tires also stood out.
Information: www.smittybilt.com.
Warrior went retro with its Renegade take on a JK. The roof-mounted spare and tools attracted eyeballs. The camo bags on the tube doors are another unique touch.
Information: www.warriorproducts.com.
The jury might be hung on whether the "RBP" fullsized diesel-inspired billet-grille look translates to Jeeps. However, Hi-Lift used the company's signature red color on the fenders, body-color bumpers, and cube LEDs to show off its jack hood mount.
Information: www.hi-lift.com.
Adventure travel continues to influence JK style. This Jeep doesn't have a roof rack, so its traction plates are mounted to the spare.
Information: www.jk-adventure.com.
A unique camo pattern and dangling towstraps are two ways to make people look at a JK. A roof rack stuffed with LEDs is another.
Information: www.bedrug.com.
Rear winches were rare on JKs in Las Vegas. Bling wheels weren't, however.
Information: www.rv4x4.com.
This murdered-out and bloody theme is subtle yet effective. The LED winch bumper is clean and distinctive.
Information: www.addictivedesertdesigns.com.
Smittybilt gill fenders were eye-catching when released a few years ago. This JK goes wild with LEDs and body-color wheels.
Information: www.americanforcewheels.com.
Wrapped doors and fenders make this an effective oversized business card. Tube fenders and a fully exposed winch give hardcore points.
Information: www.premierperformaceinc.com.
In quantity, textured powdercoated accessories can work together, even ones from multiple manufacturers.
Information: www.ruggedridge.com.
Subtler use of LEDs doesn't overshadow Mickey Thompson's new bumper line. Here again, the roof rack adds extra spice.
Information: www.x-tremetoyz.com.
Half doors give "Red Dawn" a classic Jeep personality.
Information: www.facebook.com/doetschoffroad.
Lexani/RBP used the tried/true method of drawing attention to the company's racks, rails, and wheels.
Information: www.rollingbigpower.com.


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The distractions: Turning you from Obamacare
April 09. 2014 5:47PM
It was The New York Times, of all places, that nailed the political sideshow masquerading as a serious issue on Tuesday.
"Democrats, trying to recast the midterm election focus away from health care, are reaching out to the constituency that has delivered them the last two presidential elections, the Virginia governor's race and a bevy of close Senate contests: women." So went the lead of the Times' story on the Equal Pay Day publicity stunt. When you've lost The New York Times….
Desperate to avoid talking about Obamacare, the single most important law of Obama's presidency, the Democrats are inventing a pay gap that does not exist and accusing Republicans of not caring about it.
The message is that Republicans are sexists who refuse to end the discrimination that prevents women from earning the same pay as men. This is Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's Tuesday press release:
"Pay discrimination is not fair, is not right, and every day that it persists is a day when we do an injustice to hardworking American women. Equal Pay Day is a stark reminder that while we have made progress in the last several decades, pay discrimination continues to hurt women, families and the economy. As long as millions of American women continue to only earn 77 cents for every dollar earned by men, we have to keep fighting. It's time all Americans receive equal pay for equal work, and it's time we pass the Paycheck Fairness Act."
The truth, as Shaheen's staff knows, is that the 77 cents figure is both meaningless and not a sign of discrimination. That figure represents the pay of all women and all men who work full-time, regardless of occupation or experience. When comparing men and women who have the same experience and work the same job, the pay gap largely vanishes. In 2009 the Labor Department studied the pay gap and reached "the unambiguous conclusion that the differences in the compensation of men and women are the result of a multitude of factors and that the raw wage gap should not be used as the basis to justify corrective action."
Jeanne Shaheen knows this. On Tuesday, her chief counsel, Judy Reardon, tweeted, "Equal Pay isn't about averaging female & male pay. It's about whether woman doing same job w/ same credentials gets same pay."
Precisely. So why do Sen. Shaheen, Gov. Maggie Hassan, President Obama and so many other Democrats continue to present a false picture of men's and women's pay? As The New York Times reported, it's all a distraction from Obamacare.
This is only one of many distractions (remember when Obama complained about those) that will be raised up the flagpole to draw attention from Obamacare and the economy. The minimum wage has been the other major one used so far this year. They will become more common between now and the election. Don't take them too seriously.


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A hunger-fighting charity is challenging people to live on $1.50 a day for five days. My girlfriend dove in, so I followed. Despite having a refrigerator full of perfectly good food.
A hunger-fighting charity is challenging people to live on $1.50 a day for five days. My girlfriend dove in, so I followed. Despite having a refrigerator full of perfectly good food.
Live Below the Line proclaims, "By living off just $1.50 per day for food for 5 days, you will be bringing to life the direct experiences of the 1.4 billion people currently living in extreme poverty. ... "
I planned to use my wits. I would pluck sustenance from urban fruit and nut trees. Mooch free samples at Costco. If need be, shuffle into a soup kitchen. I'd never go hungry.
But such evasions are against the rules. The organizers don't want you to outwit hunger; they want you to experience it. And chafe in the straightjacket of poverty.
When you live on $1.50 a day, "You realize truly what a challenge it is to live on that income," said Justine Lucas, campaign manager for the United States.
A farmers market would have been a good place to stretch dollars on nutritious food. None was open. Joy and I retreated to a dollar store. We pooled our $7.50s into a mighty $15.
Still, we quickly learned it is very difficult to feed yourself on $1.50 a day. Heck, one Coke in the soda machine at work costs $1.50. We were forced to reject one food product after another.
Other dollar items, though cheap, are just too weird. Chicken of the Sea tuna with brown rice, baby corn and water chestnuts, in a pineapple sauce? What is that? Cafeteria food on Jupiter?
Finally we settled on a 1-pound bag of pasta; a loaf of white bread (we split the slices); a packet of extra-thin-sliced ham; a couple sizes of instant ramen noodles; several other small items.
Joy also factored in a bunch of 11-cent bananas she bought at Walmart the day before.
By brunch the next day, I was hungry. So I microwaved the large ramen, called Big Cup Noodles. I fished out every last noodle. I gulped the salty broth. Tastewise, not Zagat rated.
Joy boiled a smaller ramen packet. "For 19 cents, it's not too bad," she reported. And I have $1.31 left to spend. I'm rollin' in it! Woo hoo!"
Ramen is synonymous with tolerably nutritious budget dining.
In reality, it is "nutritionally horrendous," according to one food website.
Manufacturers create dried noodles with long shelf life by deep-frying them in oil, which is fat. They revive the taste with MSG and a host of other mystery ingredients.
Great. I washed down these reconstituted noodle mummies by slurping tap water.
That night I longingly drove home past bars at which I socialize, restaurants at which I eat, stores at which I buy food, and Baskin-Robbins. No Chocolate Mousse Royale for the boyfriend of Ms. Socially Conscious. Instead I ate at home.
A drab, unfilling ham sandwich.
Ingredients: dry white bread, two slices of absurdly thin ham, a dollop of mustard. Period. My budget could not afford cheese, or lettuce. Dessert was a kid's portion of applesauce.
This, I imagine, is the malbouffe French people are served in Hell. Garcon, another bland sandwich for Pierre, the murderer! Vite! Vite!
And whenever I ate, I was still hungry. The portions weren't filling enough. My spoiled-rotten belly devilled me all day with a keening pang of hunger.
I fended it off with glasses of tap water.
With exquisite timing, Joy's girlfriend called and offered to buy her dinner and drinks at a Greek restaurant. Ha! Instead, Joy dined at home on pasta in butter. She couldn't afford meat sauce.
"I had to go to bed early," she said. "I kept thinking about the succulent food at Papapavlo's and the wonderful White Russians I could have had."
The next morning, I was surprised to find that I was less hungry than on Day One. Stomachs can be tamed. For me, the tedium of such a diet would kill me long before malnutrition.
Joy had a different experience. Hunger gave her an unrelenting headache. To top it off, she had to attend a lunch meeting; her boss commented she seemed lethargic, unfocused.
"I watched these boneheads eat, and I sat there and drank water," she railed. "I've basically had a banana today. And I'm so hungry!"
I recommend trying the challenge, if only for a day. I'm not claiming you truly experience hunger. It's more like hunger tourism. But there's a saying about tourism, "The less money you put into a country, the more you get out of it." The same can be true of food.
Contact columnist Michael Fitzgerald at (209) 546-8270 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/fitzgeraldblog.


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There may be forces at work here that are beyond our comprehension.
Remember Gary Anderson's missed field goal in the 1998 season NFC championship game? Twelve men in the huddle near the end of the 2009 season NFC championship game? Darrin Nelson failing to hold onto a pass at the goal line during the 1987 season NFC championship game?
It's supposed to be a given that, over time, the breaks always even out. And we've all heard the saying, "What goes around comes around."
Well, it might be coming around in Minnesota.
"The Karma Train! All aboard!" said punter Chris Kluwe.
Yes, it could be that Vikings fans finally are going to break even after all those terrible, unpredictable disappointments. We're not even going to think back to the Super Bowl losses or the 1975 "Hail Mary" push-off. Those are the troubles of an older generation of Vikings fans. And they dovetail seamlessly with the troubles of a younger generation of Vikings fans.
Perhaps this is payback time. Because it is clear that the Vikings shouldn't be where they are right now. This team was supposed to be riddled with holes during a rebuilding year. And, in fact, the team truly is riddled with holes. But at crucial moments, something good usually has happened.
Don't ask me how this secondary has held together. Or how the Vikings have been able to get here with a quarterback wearing training wheels. It defies logic. Maybe it is just their time. Maybe what has gone around actually is coming back around.
"That would be nice if it came around," Kluwe said. "That would be pretty sweet."
"You can feel it, man," said cornerback A.J. Jefferson. "It's just an energy trickling down to all the players."
It feels like something positive is going to happen instead of something just awful. Purple Nation may not be comfortable with that vibe. I've said it before, but Vikings fans are the new Red Sox fans. Many are engulfed in fatalism and perpetual despair. They are convinced that fate will deny them the ultimate prize. Hey, up to now they have been absolutely right, too.
But it's still kind of sad that some have not embraced this season for the miracle that it is, instead choosing to dwell on the deficiencies of quarterback Christian Ponder or the bread-and-butter play-calling or whatever. Look, with Percy Harvin out, there are no deep-threat receivers. The young quarterback often appears to be in way over his head. The secondary, already considered shaky, has been patched up and reconfigured numerous times. There is a rookie blind-side tackle.
There are all sorts of things wrong with this team, yet a victory over Green Bay puts the Vikings in the playoffs. It's as if the football gods are saying: "This is for the Whizzinator and the Love Boat and the Herschel Walker trade and all your troubles over the years. Have fun."
"I think this team believes," said fullback Jerome Felton. "We're all in. We know everybody picked us to get killed last week. But we went out and played good football. We're confident in ourselves."
Most of the guys know the history. They've heard all the stories. Even the newcomers can rattle off the particulars of Anderson's botched field goal and Brett Favre's errant throw after the too-many-men penalty. These things are famous all over and not just here on our humble tundra. Now it seems as if the team is at cosmic tipping point.
Surely a victory over the mighty Packers will demonstrate that there is something special in the air here.
"Everybody believes we have a chance to go all the way," Jefferson said.
It sounds silly to hear talk of the Vikings going all the way. But when you look back, weirder things have happened, all to the detriment of the Minnesota Vikings. How could Gary Anderson miss that field goal? That never should have happened. Nor should there have been 12 men in the Vikings' huddle after a timeout. That's crazy.
Kluwe is convinced he has spotted the Karma Train chugging through Minnesota. He could be right.
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Readers may recall that I'm a bit down on the prospect of John McCain finding a running mate who will do him more good than harm. However, one person who might fit this description is John Kasich. He was a popular nine-term Congressman from Ohio, a state Republicans desperately need to carry. And he's originally from western Pennsylvania, another key area.
Kasich seems to possess a blue collar appeal that his party desperately needs. To be sure, he was never a Senator or a Governor, but he held a leadership position in the House, serving as Chairman of the Budget Committee. He was also a key figure in passing welfare reform. Thus, Kasich would seem to possess credibility when it comes to economic issues.
Kasich has his own show, "Heartland," on Fox News. He's good on television and his performances reinforce my belief that, more than anyone else being mentioned on the Republican side, he projects an authenticity that will appeal to what we used to call "the common man."
I've been mentioning Kasich for months to folks who follow Republican politics. In a few cases, the reaction has been vaguely negative with the suggestion (as I interpret it) that Kasich is a bit flakey.
As with any potential running mate, Kasich would need to be vetted carefully. But assuming he passes that process, I see more plusses than minuses here.
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The sexes are similar in appearance, but the female has a narrow silver band across the upper breast. Juveniles resemble adults, but have shorter wings and tail and somewhat darker plumage. Silver-breasted Broadbills are generally silent, with calls heard mainly around the nest. Robson (2005) describes the voice as a melancholy "pee-uu" (uu lower pitch) and a staccato trilled "kitikitiki".
The diet consists of invertebrates, mainly insects. Birds forage in pairs or in groups of up to 20 (usually fewer) and may join mixed flocks foraging in the understory. The nest, built by both sexes (sometimes with helpers), is a pendant ball with a long loose "tail"; construction takes 5 to 10 days. The nest is typically placed 1 to 7 (usually 3 to 5) m high over open spaces such as roads or small streams. Clutch size is 2 to 7 eggs, usually 4 to 5 but reportedly 2 to 3 in peninsular Malaysia. Both sexes, sometimes with helpers, incubate eggs and feed chicks. The Silver-breasted Broadbill is a documented cuckoo host in southern Burma and Sumatra.
This species is a year-round resident over most of its range, but is apparently an altitudinal migrant in the Himalayas. It was formerly very common over most of its range, but is now only locally common. It has not been recorded from Nepal since the 19th century and is rare and local in Bhutan. Populations are probably much much reduced from northeastern India to Burma. It is uncommon in northern Thailand, but fairly common in other parts of the country, where it still supplies the domestic cagebird market. Populations have significantly declined in Indochina, although the species is still being discovered in new localities. It is very rare in China and uncommon to locally common in the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra. Robson (2005) reported the geographic abundance of this species as uncommon to locally common in Southeast Asia with the exception of central Thailand, Singapore, and Cochinchina (=the southern third of Vietnam).
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One of the country's top destination states for deer hunters seeking big bucks and elk is considering a sizable increase in its non-resident fees, although state officials classify the recent proposal by its wildlife commission as "modest."
Here's the press release from the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Department:
The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission recommended modest increases in license and permit fees on select non-resident licenses, senior-disabled licenses and resident permits for deer and elk.
Rates for basic hunting and fishing licenses for adult Kentucky residents are not affected by the proposal. The new rates are proposed for the upcoming license year which begins March 1, 2014.
The commission also proposed the 2013-14 waterfowl seasons at its quarterly meeting, held Aug. 14.
The commission recommends all hunting, fishing and boating regulations for approval by the General Assembly and approves all expenditures by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. All recommendations must be approved by two legislative committees before they become law.
Commission members proposed increasing the fee for 13 non-resident licenses and permits, six resident permits and the senior-disabled license. Commission members also voted to create separate fees for cow and bull elk permits for both residents and non-residents.
Proposals include raising the deer permit for residents from $30 to $35; senior/disabled licenses from $5 to $11; deer permit for non-residents from $60 to $160; quota bull elk permit for residents from $30 to $100; and non-resident quota bull elk permit from $365 to $550; among others.
The commission also proposed the creation of two new licenses for Kentucky residents: a senior lifetime sportsman's license for $82 and a three-year fishing license for $55. A list of all the proposed changes will be available online at fw.ky.gov, the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife website.
Commissioners Elected
The Commission elected officers to serve one year terms through August 2014. Louisville resident Stuart Ray, who represents the Third Commission District, was elected chairman while Second Commission District Member Frank Williams was elected vice chairman.
Gov. Steve Beshear re-appointed Dr. James Angel of Lebanon to represent the Fourth Commission District for a four-year term that expires in August 2017.
The next Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission meeting will be held at 8:30 a.m. on Dec. 6. Meetings are held in the Arnold Mitchell Building, located at 1 Sportsman's Lane in Frankfort.
Persons interested in addressing the commission must notify the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife commissioner's office in writing at least 30 days in advance to be considered for placement on the meeting agenda. People who are hearing impaired and plan to attend the meeting should contact Kentucky Fish and Wildlife at least 10 days in advance and the agency will provide a translator.
To request to address the commission, write to Commissioner Jon Gassett, Kentucky Fish and Wildlife, 1 Sportsman's Lane, Frankfort, Kentucky, 40601.


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It is interesting to look back on how gaming has changed within my lifetime. It used to be you practically needed a dedicated console or quarters to enjoy this interactive medium. Now you can find games for almost any electronic device with a screen and some input method. Sometimes these games are exclusive to a platform, and sometimes they are not. In the 5+2 Humble Bundle with Android 6 bundle, only one game is a platform exclusive.
Humble Bundle is a company that puts together bundles, typically containing independently developed video games and their soundtracks that can be purchased at any price, and the money you pay can go to the developers, Humble Bundle, or charities. For this bundle the two charities are the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Child's Play.
To encourage people to pay more than the minimum, Humble Bundles typically include games that require you beat the average (BTA) to purchase. In this case there are five games you get at any price and two BTA games, hence the 5+2 description. The five games you get at any price are Aquaria, Fractal: Make Blooms Not War, Organ Trail: Director's Cut, Stealth Bastard Deluxe, and Pulse, with Pulse being an Android exclusive game. Beating the average gets you Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars - Director's Cut and Frozen Synapse. Every game's soundtrack is included with their purchase.
Part of the appeal of Humble Bundles is that the games they include are almost always DRM-free and you get versions for Windows, Mac, and Linux, if they exist. As this is a 'with Android' bundle, you also receive an Android version of each game as well.
As the bundle is only offered for two weeks, I will not be playing these games to completion, but until I feel confident in my ability to review them. This can take minutes or hours, depending on the game. Because the bundle includes Android versions of the games with the PC versions, I will play them on both platforms (with the exception of Pulse because it is only available on one platform). The Android device I am using is my Verizon Galaxy Nexus, which you can read the TalkAndroid review of here: Verizon Galaxy Nexus review – Does it live up to the hype?
With those points addressed, we can get into the reviews and see if any one of these games make the whole bundle worthwhile.


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Players that need a larger, but still mobile way of transporting gear to and from the courts will love the Wilson Tour Red Large Backpack. The main compartment features a built-in shoe pocket as well as an internal, zipped pocket. The racquet compartment can hold 2 racquets without covers. There are a multitude of side accessory pockets, including one that is insulated for drinks. Nice padding on both straps and back make this one a comfortable carry.


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College Hockey: Downing records hat trick as UNH skates past UMass, 9-0Special to the Union Leader
November 09. 2013 10:34PM
AMHERST, Mass. – Junior Grayson Downing recorded his second career hat trick as the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team defeated the University of Massachusetts by a score of 9-0 Saturday night at Mullins Center in Amherst, Mass.
A total of 14 Wildcats registered at least one point in the contest with Downing, Kevin Goumas, and Tyler Kelleher, each recording three. Goumas and Kelleher both notched a goal and a pair of assists.
The win completes a season sweep of the Minutemen after a 4-1 win Friday night at home. UNH goalie Casey DeSmith of Rochester made saves on all 23 shots faced in the effort, registering 53:22 of ice time. Sophomore goalie Jamie Regan made his collegiate debut in goal as he completed the game in net.
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July 15. 2013 9:17PM
Local Government Center: Epping academy damage not from quake
By Jason Schreiber
Union Leader Correspondent
— The town's insurer likely won't pay for the damage to historic Watson Academy that town officials believe was caused by a 4.0 earthquake that rattled New Hampshire and other New England states last October.
Town Administrator Gregory Dodge said an adjuster from the Local Government Center visited the building with an engineer and after reviewing the damage indicated that it would deny the town's claim.
"They don't think there's any evidence whatsoever to support the theory that the earthquake caused that damage," he told selectmen at a meeting last week.
LGC may consider helping the town pay for engineering to determine how the building could be fixed, but that's about it, according to Dodge.
Selectman Tom Gauthier, board chairman, said the building has already been evaluated by engineers and that another engineering report wasn't necessary.
"If what they're willing to pay for is a third party opinion to come in and look at it, it seems like it would be a waste of time," Gauthier said.
The 130-year-old town-owned building was used as a school many years ago but has since housed the recreation department and was used by other community groups.
It was closed in the days following the October earthquake after several cracks were found in the wood-frame building. Several support wooden beams also split in the basement and the bell tower appeared to be leaning.
Selectmen have expressed concern about investing a lot of money in the building, said they want to make it safe and useable again.
Selectman Jim McGeough said he didn't want to "close the door" on discussions with LGC.
"I think it's insulting for them to say, 'We don't want anything to do with it.' I just think it's wrong," he said.
Selectmen agreed, saying they plan to gather figures on repair costs and then ask LGC to sit down with them.


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Discussion in 'The Artie Lange Show' started by TelegramSam, Jan 25, 2013.
Anyone in?
Whats up
Same thing as every night I do this, getting drunk while I listen to N&A and then going to bed. I'm pretty excited about this show, though; I hope someone calls in and tell Artie that no team is uglier than the 1990 Cincinnati Reds.
Tonight's show looks sketchy. Typical Friday. Too many guests. I don't know any of them. And a shit band.
Call in dude.
Yeah, they try to cram way too much into Friday shows. Ken Kohl the broadcasting genius.
I miss Marge Schott...
I just tried, didn't get through. The show is pretty tough to get on these days, so I'm guessing there are still a decent amount of people listening. I might call in later, but I hate to get on air totally blitzed, but it could be funny.
"putting bread on bread"... "milk butter and bay leaf"...
"look at buschetti... he is getting fat just from smelling food..."
i love bocchetti.
I love that Boschetti gets Italian subs at Subway in NYC... There are good Italian delis in fucking Cincinnati.
Mike... "i don't wanna buy from Falafel guys.... it's funneling money for al-quaida..." - Thank you Mike
How can Olive Garden call themselves an Italian restaurant and not serve veal? Good breadsticks
I love it when you find that one or two friends who go on about how they love olive garden... silently me thinking... "fucking retard..."
lol @ directv's" we r sending artie to the beach" commercial for beach bowl.
do we really care about escapades of this "sidekick" wonderboy? Go back to "extra"
The thing I find hilarious about Howard is that he goes on and on about loving Italian food, even though he wont eat red meat or pork anymore.
commercial break music.... Enjoy !!!
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We play our games in the City of Beverly Hills at the following fields. Click on the field name to see location maps, which we added thanks to . You can also get directions from Mapquest or general directions from our own site.
Directions to all fields used in the Sportsmanship Cup can be found here
Roxbury Park, between Roxbury and Spalding on Olympic Boulevard
Beverly Vista School, at the corner of Gregory Way and Elm Drive
Beverly Hills High School Lower Field, the football field, surrounded by a running track, entrance on Spalding Drive north of Olympic Boulevard
La Cienega Park (2 fields), on the east side of La Cienega Boulevard between Olympic Boulevard and Gregory Way
The La Cienega Park Frank Fenton Field (formerly known as the K Field) located at the northwest corner of La Cienega Boulevard and Olympic Bouelvard, south of the tennis courts and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Library and bounded on the west by LeDoux Road
Beverly Hills High School Upper Field, entrance on Heath Way, an alley off Olympic Boulevard westbound between Spalding Drive and Century Park East.
Horace Mann School on Charleville Boulevard between Hamel Drive and Robertson Boulevard (south of Wilshire Boulevard).
El Rodeo School at the corner of Whittier Drive and Wilshire Boulevard
Hawthorne School in the 600 block of Rexford Drive (north of Santa Monica Boulevard).
Our thanks to the Beverly Hills Unified School District and the City of Beverly Hills Parks and Recreation Department who provide and maintain the fields!
In addition, our program makes use of the following schools:
Community Magnet School. Ths school is located at 11301 Bellagio Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90049 - going north on the 405, take the 57B Moraga Drive exit, immediately turn right onto Bellagio Road, then follow Bellagio for about 2/3rds of a mile. Going south on the 405, take exit 57, turn right at Church Lane, go under the freeway and the road becomes Ovada Place but turn left on Acanto Street. You will shortly come to Bellagio Rd, where you make a sharp right and then follow Bellagio for 2/3rds of a mile to the school.
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Drug sweeps net 3 arrests; $9,000 in heroin and more than $40,000 cash seizedBy KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader
July 17. 2013 2:34PM
MANCHESTER — Three men were arrested on drug charges in Manchester and Salem during pre-dawn drug sweeps Tuesday that also netted more than $40,000 cash, heroin worth an estimated $9,000 on the street, and a stolen handgun.
Manchester police SWAT team — armed with search warrants — first raided 26 Payson St. about 5 a.m. where they seized 32.1 grams of heroin valued at about $3,200, police said. They also seized 463 Oxycodone pills, more than $40,000 cash and a .380 caliber handgun reported stolen from Hooksett in January.
Police arrested Carlos Rodriguez, 45, on the premises. Rodriguez, who lists his address as 402 Auburn St., is charged with three counts of sale of heroin, felon in possession of a firearm, receiving stolen property, and two counts of possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute, police said.
A second search warrant executed at 402 Auburn St. resulted in the arrest of Geraldo Serrano, 50. Police said they seized .8 grams of heroin and more than $400 cash. Serrano faces three counts of sale of a controlled drug and felony possession of a controlled drug, police said.
Information developed from the two arrests led police to the Rockingham Mall in Salem later Tuesday where Salem and state police arrested Julio E. Geraldo, 36, of Lawrence, Mass. Geraldo allegedly had 50 grams of heroin — with an estimated street value of $5,800 — on him at the time of his arrest. Geraldo is charged with possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute. Salem Deputy Chief of Police Shawn Patten said bail was set at $15,000 cash for Geraldo, with a hearing on the source of any funds offered for bail.


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When the summer heat kicks up a wavy haze off the concrete city streets, we know it can be tough to resist the urge to laze around in just your lightest shirts and underwear. Yet, we just can't accept the return of the Hawaiian shirt, this summer's slob-chic must-have. It's like someone covered themselves in wallpaper paste, tore the pages …
Alfred Shaheen, man who brought Hawaiian shirts to the masses dies aged 86
Alfred Shaheen, the man responsible for popularising the Hawaiian shirt died on the 22nd of December.
Taking on his parents' business after returning from WWII Shaheen built up the company turning it into a million dollar enterprise with a group of highly skilled workers dubbed Alfred Shaheen's City of Craftsmen.


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The youths of Reedy Creek Baptist Church will have a cornhole tournament from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 24.
The youths of Reedy Creek Baptist Church will have a cornhole tournament from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 24.
This is for young and old, singles and doubles. There will be trophies and pizza. To sign up, contact George Shutt.
The Reedy Creek Church fellowship lunch will be held Nov. 29 at Smiley's Barbecue in Lexington.
Flowers were placed in the church on Nov. 4 in memory of Jared Perrell. The flowers were given by his parents, Jeffrey and Christie Perrell, and big brother Jackson.
The Ladies Missionary Fellowship met Nov. 5. Cherith Avery shared devotions. Karan Miller and Angela Shutt provided refreshments. Christmas cards were signed and addressed to the missionaries and evangelists that the church supports. Money was collected for the annual Angel Tree project during Christmas.
A chicken stew hosted by the Chapel Bible Class was held Nov. 3, along with hot dogs and desserts. Phil Callahan provided a devotion.
Special music at Reedy Creek Baptist Church has been by a quartet composed of Charles Fishel, Gary Miller, Mike Conrad and Brian Beane; Karan Miller, and Jerry White.
Church collects coats for those in need
Winter coats were recently collected at Good Hope Church and taken to the homeless shelter.
The Divine Design Bible Study by Chip Ingram will be offered again at Good Hope. This is an eight-week study that teaches you how to discover and develop the gifts God has given each of us. To participate, contact April Koonts 764-9403.
There will also be a "Jesus Christ Only" workshop which will meet once a month. For more information, contact the Rev. Chris Bennett.
Children's message at Good Hope United Methodist Church has been presented by Judy Drum, Mike Utt, Ken Drum, and the Rev. Chris Bennett.
Special music has been presented by the Rev. Chris Bennett.
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Prayers are needed
Get well wishes go to Darrell Beck, Julia Burkhart, David Caudle, Ethel Craver, Chris Daniels, Amanda DeLapp, Tommy Dulin, Dwight Garner, Jackie Hege, Charles Herring, Beverly Hill, Terry Hines, Frankie James, James Johnson, Cotton Leonard, Joanne Leonard, Tony Martin, Billie Perryman, D.R. Rabon, Mary Shoaf, Johnnie Shutt, Jerry Sink, Nancy E. Sink, Rylee Sink, Dennis Stutts, Paul Tilley, Johnny Walser.
Sympathy goes Dustin Essick and his family upon the death of his father, David Wayne Essick, of Wallburg-High Point Road. He died Oct. 31; also to the family and friends of Kenneth Craver of Highway 150, who died recently; and to the family and friends of Sam Keaton, of Old Mill Farm Road, who died Nov. 2.


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The Hospital Experience
Parents often ask for information about how to talk with their child about the hospital. Here are some suggestions to help you prepare your child for a health care experience.
Choose a quiet time to talk and use a calm and relaxed tone of voice. Tell your child that he or she will be going to the hospital for an operation, test or procedure, and let your child know that you feel this is the right thing to do. Children can usually sense how a parent feels about a hospitalization or a procedure.
Ask what your child knows or thinks about the hospital. Listen to your child's feelings, and help her talk about them. Start with what seems the most important in your child's mind. It's helpful to talk about what the hospital is with your child. For example, you might say "The hospital is a place where people of all ages go when their bodies need some help to work. The doctors and nurses know a lot about how our bones and muscles and insides work. They try to help us get well, feel better and stay healthy."
Let your child know in advance if you know a test or procedure is about to happen, even if it is something uncomfortable like a needle. This will give your child a feeling of trust. Use honest and simple explanations that fit your child's age and level of understanding, and ask your child questions to make sure he or she understands what you have said.
Encourage your child to ask you and the doctors and nurses a lot of questions. If your child is uneasy about asking questions, you can ask for her.
Try to choose words that are neutral when describing procedures and tests to your child. For example, you might say, "The nurse will 'slide' the needle into your arm," rather than "The nurse will 'stick' or 'poke' a needle into your arm."
Tell your child how she might feel, before, during and after the operation, procedure or test. For example, you may want to explain she will not hear, see or feeling anything during the operation. The doctor will give a special sleep medicine called anesthesia before the operation. Try not to make promises you can't keep. For example, don't tell your child that nothing will hurt or that there won't be any blood tests.
Build your child's confidence by involving her in organizing and packing a few things to help them during their visit. Encourage your child to bring her favorite toys to the hospital, such as a stuffed animal, pillow and videos.
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Animal Species:Wolf Spiders
Wolf Spiders are found throughout Australia. They are robust, agile hunters that live on the ground in leaf litter or burrows. They are often found in lawns and gardens.
Standard Common Name
Wolf Spiders
There are many species of Wolf Spider, ranging in size. Their body colours are typically drab, with most having variegated patterns in brown and yellow, grey, black and white; some inland species are a bright salmon pink below. Often the patterns include radiating lines on the carapace (front of the body) and scroll-like patterns on the abdomen. The spider's underside is light grey, cream or black, sometimes salmon pink, often with black or white markings superimposed. The sides of their jaws may have a small raised orange spot or 'boss'. Wolf spiders have eight eyes in three rows (4,2,2), with the four smaller eyes in front and the four largest arranged in a square on top of the high and convex head. Two of the commonest Australian species are Lycosa godeffroyi and L. leuckartii, with a wide range in the temperate parts of the continent.
Size range
1 cm - 8 cm
Many Wolf Spiders have wide distributions, especially across inland regions. This distribution is aided by their ability to disperse aerially as spiderlings or small juveniles over large distances. Many also have very specific microhabitat preferences such as stream-side gravel beds, montane herb-fields or coastal sand-dunes.
Wolf Spiders are found in habitats ranging from dry inland shrublands and woodlands to wet coastal forests and alpine meadows. Some species, such as Lycosa furcillata and L. godefffroyi are common in suburban gardens.
Habitat type
Terrestrial Habitat: litter
Feeding and Diet
According to the Queensland Museum, two Wolf spider species are known to be predators of cane toads. Lycosa lapidosa will take small toads and frogs while L. obscuroides has been noted biting and killing a large toad within one hour.
Feeding Habits
arthropod-feeder, carnivorous, insectivorous, predator
Other behaviours and adaptations
Most Wolf Spiders are wanderers but some build burrows, either open or with a trapdoor, while others may make temporary retreats in vegetation. Arid zone species build turrets to deflect floodwaters during rainy periods, while others use pebbles to plug their burrows. In woodlands, twigs may be used to form a palisade around the top of the burrow. Burrows of the Grey Wolf Spider (Lycosa simsoni) have a circular trap door that is often left open when the spider is out hunting.The shape and materials used to form burrows and trapdoors may help to distinguish similar-looking species.
Life history mode
Life cycle
The female constructs an egg sac of white papery silk, shaped like a ball with an obvious circular seam, which she then carries around attached with strong silk to her spinnerets. When the spiderlings hatch, they are carried around on the female's back until they are ready to disperse by ballooning or on the ground. Such a high degree of parental care is relatively unusual among spiders.
Wolf Spiders live for up to two years.
Mating and reproduction
Mating takes place outside the female's burrow at night. Some adult male Wolf Spiders of smaller-sized species are known to disperse by air in order to find mates. The male is attracted by scent markings left by the female, often associated with her drag-line silk. Males perform a courtship ritual prior to mating, often involving complex leg and palp signalling to the female.
Danger to humans and first aid
Symptoms of a Wolf spider bite are usually minor, restricted to local pain or itchiness.
Less commonly, symptoms can include swelling, prolonged pain, dizziness, rapid pulse and nausea.
Seek medical attention if symptoms persist.
- Family:
- Lycosidae
- Superfamily:
- Lycosoidea
- Order:
- Araneae
- Class:
- Arachnida
- Phylum:
- Arthropoda
- Kingdom:
- Animalia
Further Reading
- Simon-Brunet, B. 1994 The Silken Web Reed Books, Chatswood.
- York Main, B. 1976 Spiders William Collins Publishers Pty Ltd, Sydney.
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October 9, 1925 - December 26, 2012
Plattekill, NY
Carmen P. Acevedo, age 87, of Plattekill, NY, passed away on Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at Vassar Brothers Medical Center, Poughkeepsie, NY.
Born on October 9, 1925, in Santurce, Puerto Rico, she was the daughter of the late Jose and the late Agripina (Arcelay) Echandy. She married Radames (Ray) Acevedo on July 2, 1950, at Sacred Heart Church in the Bronx. He predeceased her on November 14, 1999.
She owned and operated Ray's General Store, Plattekill, NY, with her husband, Radames (Ray).
Surviving are one daughter, Nancy Acevedo of Plattekill, NY, and two sons: Nelson and Ray Acevedo of Plattekill, NY; three sisters: Hilda Echandy of San Juan, PR, Gladys Baez of Georgia, Ana Echandy of New York, NY; four grandchildren: Samantha, Stacy, Brian, and Kyle. In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by a brother, William Echandy, and two sisters: Delores Montes and Haydee Lozada.
Friends and relatives may call on Sunday, December 30, 2012, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Copeland Funeral Home, Inc., 162 South Putt Corners Road, New Paltz, NY. The funeral will be Monday, December 31, 2012, at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church, 34 South Chestnut Street, New Paltz, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Burial will follow at Modena Rural Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements are by Copeland Funeral Home, Inc. 845-255-1212. If anyone wishes to express condolences online, please go to www.copelandfhnp.com


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Event: Shahrukh Khan, Shilpa Shetty, Priyanka Chopra and other Bollywood celebs graced Ganesh Hegde's wedding reception.
Guest List: Priyanka Chopra, Ganesh Hegde, Shahrukh Khan, Juhi Chawla, Shilpa Shetty, Shriya Saran, Johnny Lever, Abhishek Bachchan, Amitabh Bachchan, Shamita Shetty, Fardeen Khan, Sophie Chaudhary, Jackky Bhagnani, Raageshwari, Bunty Walia, Bappi Lahiri
Venue: Grand Hyatt, Mumbai
Date: 03-Jun-2011
Bollywood celeb Aamir Khan along with wife Kiran Rao were spotted at PVR.
Bollywood producers-directors Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Krishan Kumar, Ravi Bahl, Divya Khosla Kumar, Sajid Nadiadwala, Wardha Nadiadwala celebrate diwali with Bhushan Kumar
Bollywood celebs Kareena Kapoor Khan, Malaika Arora, Sonali Bendre, Nimrat Kaur among others were snapped by paparazzi.Bebo looked super cool in a casual look. She wore a white t-shirt with yoga pants...
Bollywood actress Shama Sikander celebrated Diwali festival at her residence.
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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - The devil wears prada Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in The devil wears prada Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Film and Cinema View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Claudia KimJoined: 08 Nov 2006Posts: 10Location: Korea Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 2:51 am Post subject: The devil wears prada I went to the theaters last weekend to see "The devil wears prada" with my boyfriend Although it wasn't a movie that dealt with the most interesting theme, it was easy to follow and fun to see. The one thing that I noticed right in the movie was that women, although they are not absolutely addicted to luxury, like Dior, Gucci, Armani, Chanel and so on. It was interesting to see and notice that if you want to be a successful career woman in the business world, you really need to be strong and you really need to look out for yourself because it IS really tough out there, as clearly shown in the movie. I would probably respect and admire a person like Miranda (played by Meryl Streep) for her characteristics as the most successful editor in the fashion magazine industry. As I am also concerned about my future these days with graduation coming near, I was delighted to see the movie that dealt with a journalist-to-be going through hardships and complexity in the process of getting the job she wanted. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Film and Cinema All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Student Forums----------------ComputersCurrent NewsCultureEnglish SchoolsFamilyFilm and CinemaFoodHealth and FitnessHelp CenterHobbiesHolidaysLearning EnglishLiteratureMaking FriendsMusicOpinionsPetsScienceSportsThe Strange and MysteriousTOEFL and Other English ExamsTravel You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Dave's ESL Cafe is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Banner Advertising | Bookstore / Alta Books | FAQs | Articles | Interview with Dave Copyright © 2018 Dave's ESL Cafe | All Rights Reserved | Contact Dave's ESL Cafe | Site Map Teachers College, Columbia University: Train to Teach English Here or Abroad Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group


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Oct. 6, 2010
OVERLAND PARK, KS - Ten NCAA men's soccer student-athletes who excel both on and off the field were selected as finalists today for the 2010 Lowe's Senior CLASS Award and included in the elite group is UCSB senior goalkeeper Sam Hayden.
Nationwide fan voting begins immediately to determine the winner. Fans are encouraged to vote HERE once a day through Nov. 14. Fan votes will be combined with media and coaches votes to determine the winner.
To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence - community, classroom, character and competition.
An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities.
Hayden, the Gauchos' starting goalkeeper, is in his second year at UCSB after transferring from Yavapai College. He was named the 2009 Big West Goalkeeper of the Year, First Team All-Big West, Second Team All-Far West Region and the LA Soccer News Men's Player of the Year after recording a school and conference record 16 shutouts last season.
This year he has already been honored twice with Big West Defensive Player of the Week honors and College Soccer News Team of the Week accolades.
Hayden has also volunteered his time to give back to the local soccer community, helping organize the Santa Barbara Soccer Camps and the Santa Barbara Fiesta Tournament. Along with the rest of his teammates and the UCSB women's soccer team, he helped run AYSO practice sessions during the month of September. The programs conducted around 100 of these sessions and volunteered 150 hours of their time.
He has also helped build homes in both Mexico and Tennessee in affiliation with his hometown church in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. He is a geography major at UCSB.
To read more about Hayden's volunteer work, click here.
The finalists were chosen by a media committee from the list of 30 men's candidates that were announced in August. Senior defender Michael Boxall had also been named a candidate along with Hayden.
Lowe's, an official Corporate Partner of the NCAA, will announce the Senior CLASS Award winners during the 2010 NCAA Men's College Cup, which will take place Dec. 10 and 12 at Meredith Field at Harder Stadium.
Hayden is the first UCSB athlete to make the list of finalists for a Lowe's Senior CLASS award. Boxall was honored as a top-30 candidate as was women's basketball player Jordan Franey during the 2009-10 season. Senior women's volleyball player Dana Vargas is currently a candidate for the award and will find out if she is a finalist later this month.


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Tom Ivan: ''North American Wii U sales came in between 110,000 and 125,000 units in January, the console's second full month of availability in the territory, analysts have estimated.''
So what was that about it only selling a little over 30,000 during Janurary? Oh that was only in the UK? Okay gotcha! I'll do my homework next time!
These numbers are certainly not flop numbers, but they could be a lot better. I'm guessing after more games come out they should steadily pick up until Nintendo opts to drop the price some time either late this or next year, at which point it will sell more consistently like its competition.
Hopefully Nintendo has something big planned for the Wii U this year.
360 (Jan 2006) 250,000
Wii (Jan 2007) 436,000
PS3 (Jan 2007) 244,000
Its bad when you compare it to other console's first January in the US and 1 of those console's was 199$ more.
Ill go back to ninokuni. The info is from neogaf so didnt really take much time to find it.
The sooner you Ninty fanboys face reality and stop cuddeling Nintendo, the sooner they get that they need to do something in short time and not 2014 or later.


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Behati Prinsloo's Day In The Who What Wear Closet
Everyone talks about attaining that model-off-duty look--the sort of effortlessly stylish ensembles that models tend to wear when they're not on a runway--and no one exemplifies this better than Behati Prinsloo. You've likely spotted the gorgeous Namibian model in the pages of Victoria's Secret's catalog--she was anointed an Angel in 2009--but she's also making a splash among the fashion set and on countless street style websites, thanks to her cool personal style. She favors laid-back silhouettes with a decidedly tough-girl spin, often giving downtown edge to her printed dresses and maxi skirts with a leather jacket, fedora, or biker boots. We invited her to raid the Who What Wear closet with one mission in mind: curate the perfect model-off-duty outfit! Click through our slideshow to see the results, plus shop the rest of Prinsloo's favorite picks now.
Prinsloo had a blast trying on different pieces in our closet. Although they didn't make the cut for her final look, she loved the Homie accessories by Brian Lichtenberg. "I am really into these!" she says.
Her perfect model-off-duty ensemble? A look that's part Californian boho (a floaty, tie-dye skirt, plenty of silver jewelry), part Brooklyn cool kid (a bowler hat and menswear-inspired oxfords).
Shop Her Outfit:
Janessa Leone Madeleine Hat ($310)
Illesteva Leonard Matte Clear Havana Sunglasses ($165)
T by Alexander Wang Silk Bralette ($225) in Black
Raquel Allegra Silk Skirt ($450, available end of May) in Ivory Spray Tie Dye
Robert Clergerie Wappy Oxfords ($595)
Shop Her Jewelry:
Lauren Wolf Silver Stingray Triple Cuff ($695)
Pamela Love Double Cage Ring ($525)
Nasty Gal All Eyes Bracelet ($15)
Pamela Love Large Reflection Pendant ($265)
Like any model off the clock, Prinsloo gravitated towards a simple beauty look: dewy skin, slightly flushed cheeks, and long, loose hair.
This Flawless by Victoria's Secret Flawless Demi Bra ($52) in Sunset Glow Over Sugar Baby is prized for its incredible support and fit. Just ask Prinsloo--she should know!
When she's not working, Prinsloo favors comfortable, chic footwear, anything from sneakers to boots, such as Modern Vice's Jett Classic Boots ($398) in Black. "I like that these are flat and kind of look like Dr. Martens," she says.
"I like the print of 3.1 Phillip Lim's Jacket with Combo Undercollar ($725) in Natural," Prinsloo explains. "I would wear it with jeans, skirts, shorts, a long t-shirt dress, or some leather pants."
All Saints' Smiley Silk Tank ($128) appealed to Prinsloo's playful sensibilities perfectly, especially worn with skinnies and buckle boots.
Though the model says she lives in her denim cutoffs, she couldn't resist Love Leather's adorable The Tight End Shorts ($375, available late May). The flamingo-printed pair is a cool way of working leather into your warm-weather repertoire.
You'll rarely spot a model without a stylish pair of shades. Classic with a retro twist, Sunday Somewhere's round Soelae Sunglasses ($240) were Prinsloo's pick.
"I really like crop tops and high-waisted things," Prinsloo says. No wonder Raquel Allegra's Baby Tee ($156, avaiable in August) in Bamboo Blue Tie Dye was a clear choice. We could see the model pairing it with a high-waisted leather skirt for an alluring night-out look.
Prinsloo declared Victoria's Secret's Very Sexy Print Triangle Top ($43) and String Bottom ($39) "the perfect combo," thanks to its girlish floral print.
A brightly colored sweater, such as Club Monaco's Jennifer Mélange Sweater ($150), is a must for throwing on over simple t-shirts and jeans.
We're not surprised Prinsloo chose Surface to Air's Melia T Dress V2 ($160). This sleek t-shirt dress is ideal for day-to-night dressing.
Prinsloo singled out Reiss' Perrine Perspex Zip Round Hard Clutch Tortoise Shell ($240) for its unique transparent style. "I thought this bag was interesting," she says. "I like pieces that you don't see everywhere or all the time."
"This is kind of like lingerie, but I would totally wear it out," Prinsloo says, referring to Victoria's Secret's Very Sexy Lace-Trim Half Slip ($28).


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