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SCRANTON, PA – The 18th ranked York College men's lacrosse squad ground out a 9-5 non-conference win at Scranton on a brisk Wednesday afternoon.
The Spartans, winners of four straight, improve to 4-1 overall while the Royals fall to 1-2 with the setback.
In the win, junior All-American Tyler Hutson (Westminster, Md./Winters Mill) became the Spartans' all-time goal scoring leader as he passed former standout Josh Gamble with his second goal of the game. Hutson now has 122 goals in 38 career games. He has 164 career points which leaves him 11 short of tying Gamble for the career scoring record of 175. Gamble did his damage in 62 career games for the Green and White from 2008 to 2011.
The Spartans found themselves down early as the Royals tallied the first two goals of the game to take a quick lead.
York responded with a pair of Hutson goals including one with three seconds left in the first quarter. The goal at 3:26 tied the record and the second one established the new Spartan standard.
Hutson kept rolling to start the second quarter as he found the back of the net for the natural hat trick. The Spartans kept the momentum going in the second quarter as the defense held the Royals off the board and the offense got it cranked up. Tyler Davis (Finksburg, Md./Westminster) scored his eighth goal of the year with 11:43 left in the second as the Spartan lead grew to 4-2. Junior Chris Varela (Easton, Pa./Easton) found the back of the cage for the sixth time this year as he scored an unassisted goal at the 7:04 mark. Sophomore standout Andrew Gamble (Easton, Md./Easton), Josh's younger brother, got into the scoring act with a goal off a Varela assist with 3:18 left in the half to push York's lead to 6-2 heading to the intermission.
Gamble opened the scoring in the third as he scored an unassisted goal, pushing York's lead to 7-2. The Royals finally halted the Spartans' seven goal run with goals from Ryan Mygatt and Matt Tibbitts to close out the third quarter, trimming the York lead to 7-4 after three. It is the first time in five games this year that the Spartans have been outscored in the third quarter. York has still outscored their five opponents 18-5 in the quarter after halftime this year.
Gamble struck twice more for York in the fourth as he scored goals just over a minute and a half apart to give York a 9-4 lead. Scranton closed out the game with an Anthony Lombardo goal with three seconds left in the game.
Hutson had a big day as he added three assists to his three goals for six points. He also had three ground balls in the win. Gamble continued his huge sophomore year with five points on four goals and one assist. He also had a trio of ground balls for York. Davis and Varela each added a goal and an assist for York.
Senior captain Seth Krolus (Westminster, Md./Loyola Blakefield) collected a team-high six ground balls while he also handed out an assist in the win.
Mygatt led the Royals with a pair of goals while Lombardo and Tibbitts each contributed a goal and an assist.
The Spartans outshot Scranton 28-21 while they won the ground ball battle 46-28. Scranton won 11-of-17 at the face off X while the Spartans limited the Royals to just 11-of-16 on clears. For the first time this year, York did not convert an extra man opportunity, as they were 0-for-4 in the win. Both teams were sloppy with the ball as York had 17 turnovers while the Royals committed 19 miscues.
York's Caleb Abney (Forest Hill, Md./Fallston) notched his fourth win of the year as he played the first 55:17 of the game, notching five saves with four goals allowed. James Anderson (Pasadena, Md./Annapolis Area Christian) played the final 4:43 and allowed the Royals final goal of the game.
Nicholas McKaba went the distance for Scranton as he allowed the nine Spartan goals with six saves.
The Spartans return to action on Saturday when they host Haverford in a non-conference contest. Game time at Kinsley Field is set for 3:00 pm.
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Senator Leahy Hopes To Rush Through PIPA By Promising To Study DNS Blocking... Later?!?
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As I prepare a managers' amendment to be considered during the floor debate, I will therefore propose that the positive and negative effects of this provision be studied before implemented, so that we can focus on the other important provisions in this bill, which are essential to protecting American intellectual property online, and the American jobs that are tied to intellectual property. I regret that law enforcement will not have this remedy available to it when websites operating overseas are stealing American property, threatening the safety and security of American consumers. However, the bill remains a strong and balanced approach to protecting intellectual property through a no-fault, no-liability system that leverages the most relevant players in the Internet ecosystem.In other words, pass the bill now... then wait until all the furor dies down... and then we turn on the DNS blocking provisions when no one's paying attention. This is just nasty politics. It's an attempt to ram through everything while pretending to listen to constituent concerns. This lets Leahy and PIPA/SOPA supporters pretend that DNS blocking is no longer an issue in the bill... get the bill approved... and then figure out some way to turn them on later. Ridiculous.
It's incredibly important to let Leahy -- and every other Senator -- know that this is totally unacceptable. If there are big concerns on the bill, and he's suddenly going to release a manager's amendment that no one's seen yet, shouldn't we stop moving forward with the bill, give everyone a chance to digest what it's saying, explore the issues and concerns and then determine if the bill has any merit? Instead, he's still trying to move forward with a bill that has all sorts of problems: it still involves censorship for "information location tools" (just not DNS blocking). It still has a very broad definition for a rogue site. It still has the private right of action that will lead to a ton of lawsuits. There are tons of problems... and punting DNS blocking down the road to shove the rest through is just obnoxious.
Still, this shows that the public outcry has been working. Leahy more or less admits this in his statement:
The process in drafting the legislation has always been an open one in which we have heard from all third parties, and have worked to address as many outstanding concerns as possible. It is through this process that we have gained the support of the majority of third parties who will be asked to take action under the legislation, as well as a bipartisan group of 40 cosponsors in the Senate.That first paragraph is ridiculous. PIPA drafting has not been open at all. Traditionally such bills are widely shared with others, including those who oppose. PIPA was not. Traditionally, hearings are held for controversial bills. No hearings were held on PIPA. The tech community has repeatedly reached out and offered to be a part of the discussions... and it was ignored.
It is also through this process that I and the bill's cosponsors have continued to hear concerns about the Domain Name provision from engineers, human rights groups, and others. I have also heard from a number of Vermonters on this important issue. I remain confident that the ISPs – including the cable industry, which is the largest association of ISPs – would not support the legislation if its enactment created the problems that opponents of this provision suggest. Nonetheless, this is in fact a highly technical issue, and I am prepared to recommend we give it more study before implementing it.
That said, the fact that he's "heard from a number of Vermonters on this important issue" shows that the grassroots effort -- with many people calling, emailing and visiting the Senator, are having an impact. But it needs to continue -- and even amplify. Senator Leahy needs to know that this is not a reasonable solution. He needs to know that if there are concerns with the bill, we should wait band not rush it. He needs to know that if he's making last minute changes, he should be sharing those with the outside world -- who he claims is a part of the process... and let them comment on the bill.
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It's hard to think of many UK tech firms that have gone global in recent years - but a business started by three entrepreneurs and three London cab drivers may well be the cream of the crop.
Hailo, a mobile phone app which allows you to virtually hail a cab, has unveiled a major new investment and plans to launch in New York and Tokyo.
The app was launched in London in November 2011. Its success was by no means guaranteed, as at least half a dozen similar ideas were already on offer to the capital's taxi and minicab users.
I've been chatting to Hailo's chairman, American entrepreneur Ron Zeghibe, and to Russell Hall, one of the three cabbies involved from the start, about what really made a difference.
Ron, who's spent 20 years outside the US launching various businesses, explains that he and two other entrepreneurs had come up with an idea for a taxi app. But they realised that the key to success would be an intimate knowledge of the cab trade, and that's when they met up with Russell Hall and his two colleagues.
The cabbies had already been operating their own web-based service, Taxilight, for a couple of years but wanted to move it on to a new level. The two groups clicked.
"We sat in a cafe in Charlotte Street," says Russell, "and chatted for hours on end about the moans and groans of cabbies and customers, and after endless cups of teas and rounds of toast we shook hands on a new concept."
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That in a way is a measure of its success, and Hailo is hoping to reproduce that network effect in New York and Tokyo.
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I ask Russell Hall whether he has been taken aback by his progress from cabbie to part of a global business. He says he's not: "I've always believed it's what's been missing in any taxi market in any city in the world. What we've created in London will go to any city."
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OCTOBER 17th THROUGH 19th!
Since my dad had some free hotel nights, my parents, sister, and I visited New York to celebrate my mom's birthday and mine!
Havana Central: We were all starving by the time we got to Havana Central, so the food tasted especially good. I've been to this restaurant once before and it has such a great ambiance — now it feels like being on the set of Boardwalk Empire season 5! Plus, since it was an off time, it wasn't as noisy as it can be.
Some sights from Bryant Park:
Hedwig and the Angry Inch: This was my official birthday present! I've loved Hedwig ever since I saw the movie in 2001. We were only a few rows back, dead center, just far enough away to avoid being spit on. Michael C. Hall was absolutely incredible in the role and Lena Hall was perfect as Yitzhak. This was truly a once in a lifetime experience!
"New York, New York, a helluva town!"
The Morgan Library:
Fig and Olive:
These were two truly inspiring exhibits! If you have a chance to visit NYC before March, I would seriously encourage you to go. 😀
Blue Fin: One of my family's favorite NYC restaurants — we always seem to go here on family trips. They have the most amazing sushi!
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time: Another amazing Broadway show. I read the book when it first came out, and they did a fabulous job translating the book to stage. 🙂
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For long-time Croswell theatergoers, its new production of "42nd Street" is definitely a trip down a cast-list Memory Lane.
Not only does the company include a number of people who have been Croswell regulars for years, like Terry Hissong and Steve Antalek and Joe Dennehy, but this show also sees the return of the fabulous Erica Wyman after more than a decade away and of another person who's been missing from the Croswell stage almost as long, Joe Diederich.
Wyman is one of the many, many people who came to the Croswell as youngsters and went on to significant professional theater careers, and it is a true joy to watch her back on the Croswell stage for the first time in more than a decade, playing the role of Dorothy Brock and doing so to perfection. Her interpretation of Dorothy blends the character's diva side seamlessly with the vulnerable, insecure side, and what a treat it is to see Wyman play this part, so solidly and so very well.
The other end of the spectrum from Dorothy is Peggy Sawyer, the young Broadway hopeful who gets cast in the chorus line for the show in which Dorothy is starring and, through a twist of fate, ends up replacing her.
Peggy is played by Brittanie Kuhr, who certainly has all the sparkling freshness as an actress that anyone playing Peggy must. And there's a lot of potential to this young woman as well; she has a terrific voice and some mad tap-dancing skills, and while she doesn't flesh her character out as much as it could be, that's the sort of ability that develops over time. But when it comes to talent, that's unquestionably there.
The show-within-a-show around which the plot of "42nd Street" revolves, called "Pretty Lady," is directed by the truly long-suffering Julian Marsh, which is the role Diederich plays. What fun to see him at the Croswell again after so long, and in a role that seems tailor-made for him. And he hasn't lost a beat in the 11 years he's been away from the Croswell stage. Hearing him sing one of this musical's most iconic numbers, "Lullaby of Broadway" is a terrific moment.
There are any number of other very fine performances in this production, especially that of Matthew Pecek as Billy Lawlor. Good work also comes from Hissong as Abner Dillon, Antalek as Pat Denning, Maddie Montambault as Anytime Annie, and Dennehy, who does a lot of the "little things" that make his character, Bert, a standout.
And then there's the rest of the "Pretty Lady" cast, the members of which not only have to be much more than "faces in the crowd" but who have to sing and dance up a storm as well. And wow, do they do that. Both the experienced dancers and the less skilled look just terrific, and they carry out Allison Steele's snappy, interesting choreography really well.
Jen Leatherer directs the production, and has not only done a fine job with her cast, but the show is also paced well and looks great.
That look is, of course, thanks too to effective costuming by Pam Krage and a scenic design by Michael Lackey that mixes the Croswell's actual backstage look with nicely done set pieces. Very good work also comes from music director Jonathan Sills and the instrumentalists down in the pit.
It must be noted here that the show being reviewed here was not opening night, but rather the final dress rehearsal. As such, I'll just mention that there were any number of things that need to be cleaned up for the actual run of the show, from microphone issues to lighting problems to an ill-hanging drop to some actors' notes that really should be given. And without a larger audience and the energy that provides, the dance numbers at times felt a little flat. But this is the sort of thing that happens in theater all the way up to opening night, so there's no reason to believe that audiences won't get a great show.
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I'm curious though - do you plan your bentos? If so, what do you use? What do you take account of in your plans?
The Big Onigiri.
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Northern lights are so cool,, seen them this year,,, great job on this,,,very pretty
Such a pretty picture. Would be find to find in a mailbox.
Oh and I like your aurora borealis :)
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I had lunch in Meatpacking today after watching/supporting my man get a haircut at F.S.C - that's love right there. The cobblestone in this area of NYC makes it my favorite place to hang, eat, shop, and don't even get me started on the nightlife... I bought this white blazer I'm wearing from one of LF's many amazing seasonal sales last year, you can't really tell but it has shoulder pads which I love! I'm still on the hunt for some amazing leather pants so I can stop wearing the same pair all the time, ah. If you have any suggestions please comment!!
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I had lunch in Meatpacking today after watching/supporting my man get a haircut at F.S.C - that's love right there. The cobblestone in this area of NYC makes it my favorite place to hang, eat, shop, and don't even get me started on the nightlife... I bought this white blazer I'm wearing from one of LF's many amazing seasonal sales last year, you can't really tell but it has shoulder pads which I love! I'm still on the hunt for some amazing leather pants so I can stop wearing the same pair all the time, ah. If you have any suggestions please comment!!
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Clowning Around
This morning I was lucky enough to have Teen Vogue come to my apartment to do a feature on me and my blog for TeenVogue.com. I had so much fun dressing up and having all my little nic nacks photographed up-close and personal. From my jewelry, to shoe collection, to bed, nothing was untouched. So get ready guys, because soon enough you'll get to see the private life of WeWoreWhat, where the magic happens...
[This is look 4 from the Quirky Menswear Blue Perk x WeWoreWhat photo-shoot. Check out the full post here and an interview on Blue Perk.]
Wearing: Brandy Melville Sweater | All Saints Jeans | Deena&Ozzy Oxfords | Alexander McQueen Bangle | Remi&Emmy Bags
Loving all my new purchases featured in this post...and even more excited to introduce you guys to one my favorite new handbag lines, Remi&Emmy. The uptown girl in a downtown world inspired collection was designed for bloggers and street stylists that inspired the creators. And, guess who was one of them? ME! I worked with several other bloggers in the design collective for Remi&Emmy and can confidently say we did an awesome job. Check out more from the line here. Remi&Emmy is available exclusively at Dillards & Lord & Taylor.
For my outfit: The All Saints jeans that come in five other colors are the perfect fitting skinny jean and you can't see it here, but they have zippers on the back ankle. Yes, and bought a second pair too. My other new purchase are these oxfords that are on sale at Urban Outfitters for super cheap; if you haven't realized yet, I love my oxfords and have this pair in the tan color (I spray painted the tips recently).
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Channeling Chaplin
Pants | Forever21 Bodysuit | Urban Outfitters Suspenders | Vintage Blazer - Similar | Vintage Belt | Keds Canvas Shoes
Channeling Charlie Chaplin in Look 3 from the Quirky Menswear Blue Perk x WeWoreWhat photo-shoot. This time, it's all about the modern trouser and contrast blazer, all white and a pop of color. I felt the Keds added a touch of irony and I turned gaga-eyed over this gorgeous white townhouse with the brightest red door I've ever seen.
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Risky Business
Wearing: DL1961 Jeans | Equipment Blouse | UO Skinny Tie | Converse Shoes
In look two of the Quirky Menswear Blue Perk x WeWoreWhat photo shoot, we are channeling Tom Cruise from Risky Business - proving why a white button down should be a staple in every women's closet. Walking by this stoop on 11th street the other day, I knew I had to find a way to take pictures on it because it reminded me of childhood days with Hey Arnold and "stoop kid." Good times. Hope everyone had a great weekend and is enjoying some Sunday Funday. I'm off to Caravan Studio now for a Socialyte hosted Oscar's Party! Because who doesn't love to diss celebrities in their oh-so-wrong Oscar gowns.
Quirky Saturday
Today I was photographed in a quirky menswear inspired photo shoot with my good friend Freddy from BluePerk. We had such a fun time putting together four looks and styling them to resemble our favorite kind of men. For the next three days I will be uploading each look one at a time, revealing the final lookbook on day four. Hope you like it!
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It may just be coincidence but my animal instincts have been hollering lately, I didn't even realize when I got dressed this morning that leopard was featured in yesterday's post - whoops. I found these silk harem pants at buffalo exchange earlier this year, and they're so comfortable like pajama's. Speaking of- silky pajama-esqué pants are taking over the Spring trend board this year. Check out WhoWhatWear's trend report for some outfit inspiration on how to wear them.
Surprise surprise, it's another beautiful day in NYC and almost 60 degrees! Today my animal instincts told me to wear this colorful morphed Topshop tee that has been sitting in my closet for a while now. And since I was feeling the color, I decided to add a little pop with this fluro skinny belt from ASOS. My leather pants were a no brainer, but I think I should switch it up a little more with my bottoms. Tonight I'm going Champagning at the Dream Midtown thanks to miss Nicole Stillings. It's all about the tastemakers. Have a great day!
Come On Barbie
Wearing: Work Custom Pants | Free People Top | Topshop Vest | Converse | Jimmy Choo Sunglasses
Yesterday was another beautiful day in NYC - happy belated President's Day everyone (a.k.a no school no work day). I was thinking of sporting red/white/blue but then I realized how cliché that is, even though it could be awesome. So instead, I decided to borrow my life-size Barbie friend Chelsea's top and give it a little edge with some black leather. I'm in the process of re-designing my blog with the help of my man, Max. Look out blogosphere, I'm coming for you.
BIG SHOUT OUT to CocoKouture Magazine for featuring me on Blog Spotter Style.
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Fashion week is over, and my life has finally slowed down (a bit). There will always be shows at the tents and star-studded events, but its the little things that keep going, like pottery! Yes pottery- today I spent my morning painting a mug and when I tell you it was therapeutic, I mean it. On a side note, can you guys believe that it's supposed to be the dead of winter here in NYC? The weather has been way too nice for this time of year, hence my layer upon layer in this post or lack there of.
Come Sail Away
NYFW Outfit Day 6
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American Apparel Button-up
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Asos Bag
Ah, today was a lovely day at NYFW. I went to the Joanna Mastraoianni and J.Mendel fashion shows which were both incredible. I'd like to say I'm sad fashion week is ending, but my feet really could use the rest. Spa day anyone? Not yet though - tonight is the Jeremy Scott and Style360 after parties and you know I'll be dancing the night away. And then, it's back to reality....
Last Call, NYFW
Calling all street style, last call for New York Fashion Week. This season the street style surrounding Lincoln Center was on point. We saw lots of fur and a ton of leather which can be expected, but the color palettes are what made this fashion week one to remember. From pastels to neons, the street goers of the fashion industry came and went with a bang.
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Director Beth Kruvant paints a vivid picture of urban life in Newark, New Jersey in this documentary tracing one man's attempt to rid a school of violence, and give his troubled students hope for the future.
Once immortalized as a turn of the century Camelot by American novelist Philip Roth, Newark has since fallen to ruin as a result of gang violence and inner city strife - and Weequahic High School was no exception.
When new principal Ron Stone arrived at Weequahic in 2001, he recognized the need to help steer the students away from violence by showing them that they can escape the streets and start a new life. His efforts eventually culminated in the implication of an unconventional conflict resolution program designed to help gang members graduate and pursue college.
After striking a true with the gangs, Stone established the school as a non-violence zone and partnered with Jewish and African American alumni to raise funds for college scholarships and school activities. The result was the creation of a school where adolescents endeavor to overcome adversity, and are provided the proper support system to do so.
Not just an illuminating look at the plight of inner city schools, It's Hard to be an Indian is an engaging glimpse into the lives of the people who fight for our future, and the kids who strive to break the very cycle of violence that threatens to consume them.


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Question: Last year during waterfowl season my son and I were hunting in a state wildlife area on a pond. As we were wading across the pond on our way out we found a dead duck on the edge of the pond. The bird had clearly been shot and in the water for perhaps a day or two. We picked up the bird and gave it to the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) folks at the check-out station when we turned in our shoot cards for the day and showed our harvested birds. We were told that since the bird was "in our possession" it counted toward our daily bag total. And since we had limited out, we were now over limit for the day. The folks acknowledged that the bird had probably been dead for a couple of days, but chided us that in the future we should just "let the dead bird lay there" because some animal will eat it eventually. We were not cited but we're wondering if our behavior was illegal.
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Answer: You may not use or possess lead ammunition in the condor zone while hunting, even if you have no intention of using the lead ammunition to shoot wildlife. For more information on the non-lead requirements in condor country, please go to http://www.dfg.ca.gov/wildlife/hunting/condor/.
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Answer: It is legal to spearfish for marlin but not for broadbill swordfish – they are different species!
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I'm totally thrilled when I have hermit time and can pour myself into a cooking project. It's a nice, personal break from my constant restaurant and cart adventures. Case in point, last weekend, testing recipes for Isa Moskowtiz's new book.
Pasta Con Broccoli. A lower-fat take on a classic, served with whole wheat linguine. As an accompaniment, I simply roasted some whole cremini mushrooms with white wine and shoyu.
Blackened, Broiled Tofu. I had some clumping going on, but that's okay! It's a test recipe, after all, and a tasty protein.
I'm slowly going through the classy Urban Vegan cookbook, as well. Here are more leftover veggies and extra firm tofu baked in the Urban Vegan Tofu Marinade.
It's noochy goodness. I stretched my leftover marinade with veggie broth, shoyu and white wine and have more tofu relaxing in it, right now.


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24 June 2013
Alan Barrett has won the 2013 Network Information & Infrastructure (NII) Service Award. Mr Barrett who comes from South Africa won the award for his commitment to capacity building and Internet development in Africa. He has been involved in capacity building through both AfNOG and AFRINIC for many years and has been a key player in the African Internet community.
Barrett becomes the fifth winner of the Award. The award was presented to Mr Barrett by the convenor of AfNOG Dr. Nii Quaynor at the Taj Pamodzi Hotel during a gala dinner organised to celebrate the achievement of the Africa Internet Summit 2013 in Lusaka, Zambia.
Mr Barrett holds an M.Sc.Eng. from the University of Natal, Durban (now UKZN). In the late 1980s and early 1990s he was a lecturer in the Department of Electronic Engineering at UND. He was a co-founder of the first commercial ISP in South Africa, TICSA, which later became UUNET Internet Africa (now Verizon). He has been involved with several Internet-related organisations, including ISOC, AfNOG, and AFRINIC. He has served in the (NRO) and is currently the vice chair of the Address Supporting Organization (ASO).
The NI&I Service Award was set up in 2009 to reward individuals and/or organisations providing Internet working services and Infrastructure in Africa. The inaugural award was won by AFRINIC CEO Adiel Akplogan. Anne-Rachel Inne, the current AFRINIC COO, won the award in 2010 while Alice Munyua took it in 2011. In 2012, Alain Aina of AFRINIC won the award.
The 2013 NII Young Professional Award went to Patrick Okui of Uganda. Mr Okui has been involved in capacity building particularly through AfNOG and has contributed enormously to ensuring the organisation's trainings are conducted successfully.


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Hello! Here are a few tips on making your visit to the Festival as green as possible. Think zero waste. Don't leave your tent – pack it up and take it home. Please remember this is a farm and we need to get the cows back grazing in the field as soon as we can! The less clean up there is for the litter pickers, the quicker normal life can resume for the cows.
Top Ten Green Tips
1. If you're going to bring wipes, please bring bio-degegradable ones.
2. Pack realistically-don't bring anything you're not going to be able to take home.
3. Use the bin bags that you are given when you come through the gate – the green one for recyclable materials and the black bag for non-recyclables.
4. Don't leave your tent behind.
5. In fact, don't leave anything behind!
6. Recycle your waste on site.
7. Re-use your water bottle/cup.
8. Take all your tent pegs home with you.
9. Butt it and bin it- use the cigarette butt bins
10. Vsit the Green Fields, eat in the wholesome cafés and learn some green living skills.
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Yes, you read that right. And I had to do the same sort of double-take when I read David Broder's op-ed in The Washington Post this morning.
Broder writes, "Obama has steered the enterprise to the point that odds now favor a bill-signing ceremony. But the hardest choices still lie ahead…." Whaa?? How can the odds be better than 50-50 if the biggest fights haven't even happened yet?
Broder's optimism continues, "Two things will be needed to reach [a majority in the House and 60 votes in the Senate]: first, a plausible plan for making affordable and comprehensive health insurance available to millions…. And second, a way of financing the coverage…." But that's been the whole challenge all along. Is Broder actually acknowledging that Democrats aren't any closer to a signing ceremony than they were six months ago?
Broder says Democrats can meet the second challenge by taxing high-cost health plans – "a step that would require Obama to face down his labor union allies." You mean Obama should lean on Democrats to tax a crucial part of their own base? One that's already activating to block that tax?
Broder also thinks Obama should lean on his fellow Democrats to roll the doctors and hospitals in their states/districts by including more (some? any?) "delivery system reforms" in the legislation.
Sure. No problem. What could go wrong? This is practically a done deal.
(Cross-posted, sarcasm and all, at Politico's Health Care Arena.)


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In its first taste of top competition this season, the Bishop Hendricken cross country team delivered a solid performance. The Hawks traveled to Cary, N.C., for the Great American Cross Country Festival and finished 10th in the high school race of champions.
The Hawks were led by Tyler Henseler, who placed 44th overall. He completed the 5K course in 15 minutes, 48.9 seconds. Connor Doyle was close behind in 50th, Colin Tierney finished 92nd, Alex Doherty was 96th, Michael Potter finished 100th, Greg Beaudette finished in 125th place and Collin Manning rounded out the lineup with a 161st place finish.
The Hawks finished with 344 points. Christian Brothers Academy of New Jersey won the title with 60 points. The team placed four runners in the top 10 and six in the top 30. St. Xavier High School of Louisville, Ky., was second with 148 points.
Chariho's Bryce Kelly was the top Rhode Island finisher. He crossed the line in 15:45.3.
Titans compete in Ocean State Invitational
The Toll Gate boys' and girls' teams both took to the course at Goddard Park over the weekend along with teams from across the region for the sixth annual Ocean State Invitational. The Titan girls finished 16th in the Varsity I race, while the boys took 25th in their Varsity I race.
The girls team was led by sophomore Erika Pena, who placed 36th overall in a field of 213 runners. She finished in a time of 21:25.54 and was fourth among Rhode Islanders in the race. Danielle Petrangelo finished 89th, Abby Tillotson was 103rd, Casey Soares finished 123rd, Katie Lavallee was 126th, Jess Cawley finished in 152nd.
Pat Rocchio was the top finisher for the boys in 101st place with a time of 18:32.40. Brock Massa finished 112th, Evan Carley grabbed 152nd, Ben Dinobile finished 162nd and Alex Pires finished 178th.


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To the Valley News:
In late December, Richard and Leanna DeNeale donated a conservation easement to Champlain Area Trails that will keep their farmland open for farming, preserve their beautiful forest, protect clean water, and provide the public with a hiking/skiing trail. We thank them for this generous act and for their vision of open lands surrounding our scenic and historic hamlets. Stay tuned for the first public hikes on the new trail which we plan to open this summer.
The DeNeales and other donors of conservation easements (which are landowner agreements to encourage sustainable actions like best forest and agricultural management practices and restrict certain uses like haphazard residential development) may qualify for state and federal incentives to conserve open space, productive land, wildlife habitat, clean water, and scenic vistas. These incentives provide income tax benefits and state reimbursements of 25 percent of the property taxes up to $5,000.
Landowners should welcome the good news that Congress recently voted to protect clean water, natural areas and working family farms by extending the enhanced federal tax benefits for landowners who donate conservation easements to organizations like Champlain Area Trails, Open Space Institute, NE Wilderness Trust, and The Nature Conservancy. These agreements help conserve natural resources important to the Champlain Valley and Adirondacks while keeping land in productive private ownership.
Unfortunately, this incentive is not permanent and will expire on Dec. 31, 2013. The enhanced incentive has helped land trusts work with willing landowners to increase the pace of conservation in the U.S. by a third—to about a million acres per year, but the short timeframe of this extension limits its effectiveness. Champlain Area Trails joins America's 1,700 land trusts and their two million supporters in calling on Congress to make this important conservation tool permanent this year.
We thank Representative Bill Owens and Senator Kirstin Gillibrand for co-sponsoring legislation in the last Congress to make this incentive permanent. Thanks to thoughtful landowners and a helping hand from the new 113th Congress, conservation organizations will be able to conserve even more land this year and keep our farms and working forests in production. In the central Champlain Valley, a generous private donation to our conservation partner, the Open Space Institute, will provide tremendous help in our effort to save land, protect clean water, and make trails. We encourage interested landowners to contact us (962-2287) to explore these new conservation opportunities.
Chris Maron
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — J.R. Smith won the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year award, Presented by Kia Motors, on Monday after turning a role he didn't want into one of the strengths of the New York Knicks' first division championship team in nearly two decades.
Smith received 484 points, including 72 first-place votes, from a panel of 121 writers and broadcasters. The Clippers' Jamal Crawford finished second with 352 points, getting 31 first-place votes.
Smith averaged 18.1 points in 80 games, all off the bench. He had 29 games in which he scored 20 points as a reserve, tying Crawford for the NBA lead.
The 6-foot-6 swingman wanted to start, but said he accepted it fairly quickly once coach Mike Woodson told him he would be a reserve.
The New Jersey native had by far his best NBA season, helping the Knicks to their first Atlantic Division title since 1994.
"I just wanted to show everybody that I could be a team guy and it's all about the team," Smith said at a news conference attended by his family, teammates and coaches.
Smith helped the Knicks to their most victories since they went 57-25 in 1996-97. New York is the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference and leads the Boston Celtics 1-0 in their first-round playoff series.
It's the second individual award in two years for the Knicks, following Tyson Chandler's Defensive Player of the Year honor last season. Smith joins former Knicks sixth-man winners Anthony Mason in 1995 and John Starks in 1997.
Despite not making a start, Smith was one of the Knicks' most important players. He played more than 40 minutes seven times and was often their only scoring threat behind Carmelo Anthony.
"Couldn't have happened to a better guy," Woodson said. "I'm so proud of him, in terms of buying into what we wanted him to do earlier in the season. And it started this summer. I wasn't going to start him, coming into this year, and I knew that. And he bought in. He didn't like it, but he bought in. And it couldn't have happened to a better person, because he put in the time and he worked his butt off to get to this point, and he got rewarded for it. I'm happy for him."
Crawford seemed to be the favorite for most of the season before Smith overtook him with his strong play down the stretch. He had three straight 30-point games from March 26-29, the first time that was done by a reserve since Milwaukee's Ricky Pierce in 1990.
"I more credit it to winning," Smith said. "We've had guys hurt, it just so happened I was one of the guys that stepped up and tried to get us through the tough times that we had."
Golden State's Jarrett Jack finished third, followed by Kevin Martin of Oklahoma City and Ryan Anderson of New Orleans.
Smith joined the Knicks in the middle of last season after returning from China, where he had signed during the lockout. But it wasn't until the middle of this season when he finally learned to stop settling for erratic jumpers, instead taking smart shots.
"The opportunity was there," said Anthony, a former teammate in Denver.
"They asked me what I thought about him, I told them we'll be fools not to go get him. At that point in time he was the only thing that was out there, he was trying to get out of China, and we had to go get him. I'd played with him for mostly all my career so I know what type of person he is, I know what type of player he is. And this right here was almost like a second chance for him."
Smith came to the NBA out of high school in 2005 and admittedly made a number of mistakes along the way. He clashed with coaches and pleaded guilty to reckless driving in a 2007 auto accident that killed his friend, spending 24 days in a New Jersey correctional facility and getting suspended by the NBA for the first seven games of the 2009-10 season.
"I've been to known to make so many mistakes I haven't been making recently," said Smith, thanking his veteran teammates and Woodson for helping him. "Just keeping my head, mentally on the court and off the court."
Teammate Kenyon Martin said the 27-year-olf Smith has "grown up a lot."
"I played with him a lot of years in Denver, he was still a kid then. He's become a grown man," Martin said. "I think he's got better people around him, which is huge, and he's learning. He's learning on the fly, that's all you can do is keep learning each and every year you're in the league."
The award is sponsored by Kia Motors, which will donate a 2014 Kia Sorento to the J.R. Smith Youth Foundation.


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February 25, 2010
More sun today but with some heavy showers overnight and a forecast for more rain this afternoon. We have a couple of people in this morning to help with the cleanup since it is obvious that I am not going to get to it for a while. I must confess that it is really nice to have people helping who knows what they are doing and to be able to take advantage of their knowledge to get information about some of the plants in the garden that, despite our having been here for four years now, I still don't know the names of. They are going to prune the big floribunda roses at the front of the house as well which will be great. I have been intending to get to them for a couple of years, but they are so overgrown that I don't really know where to start. It's a bit intimidating. And then there is the pruning of the buddleia which grows like a weed really and needs to be slashed to the ground every once in a while. This is a perfect time to prune it so let them at it.
When God first made the world, He looked at the bare and barren hillsides and thought how nice it would be to cover them with some kind of beautiful tree or flower. So he turned to the Giant Oak, the biggest and strongest of all of the trees he had made, and asked him if he would be willing to go up to the bare hills to help make them look more attractive. But the oak explained that he needed a good depth of soil in order to grow and that the hillsides would be far too rocky for him to take root.
So God left the oak tree and turned to the honeysuckle with its lovely yellow flower and beautiful sweet fragrance. He asked the honeysuckle if she would care to grow on the hillsides and spread her beauty and fragrance amongst the barren slopes. But the honeysuckle explained that she needed a wall or a fence or even another plant to grow against, and for that reason, it would be quite impossible for her to grow in the hills.
So God then turned to one of the sweetest and most beautiful of all the flowers – the rose. God asked the rose if she would care to grace the rugged highlands with her splendour. But the rose explained that the wind and the rain and the cold on the hills would destroy her, and so she would not be able to grow on the hills.
Disappointed with the oak, the honeysuckle and the rose, God turned away. At length, he came across a small, low lying, green shrub with a flower of tiny petals -some purple and some white. It was a heather. God asked the heather the same question that he'd asked the others. "Will you go and grow upon the hillsides to make them more beautiful?"
The heather thought about the poor soil, the wind and the rain – and wasn't very sure that she could do a good job. But turning to God she replied that if he wanted her to do it, she would certainly give it a try. God was very pleased. He was so pleased in fact that he decided to give the heather some gifts as a reward for her willingness to do as he had asked.
Firstly he gave her the strength of the oak tree – the bark of the heather is the strongest of any tree or shrub in the whole world. Next he gave her the fragrance of the honeysuckle – a fragrance which is frequently used to gently perfume soaps and potpourris. Finally he gave her the sweetness of the rose – so much so that heather is one of the bee's favourite flowers. And to this day, heather is renowned especially for these three God given gifts.
With thanks to Speyside Heather Garden & Visitor Centre for the above story.
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Spring is coming, after the long winter of course, but it will be here soon and that means kitten and puppy season and lots of work for local shelters and rescue groups. It amazes me how long spay and neuter campaigns have been going on, yet people just don't listen!
Allowing animals to have litters of babies just to have them put down in crowded shelters is similar to having in vitro fertilization where they create the embryos then cull them out. But it's worse! These babies are alive and walking around and just getting a start in life. Killing healthy animals because they have no homes is a horrible black mark on our society.
So what is the answer? Simple, have your pets spayed or neutered. Yes, it is simple. Spay Neuter Kansas City did 8,000 low cost and subsidized spay neuter surgeries in 2013. Lives saved? Likely more than 100,000 unwanted puppies and kittens.
There are generational myths that need to be put to rest. Females do not need to have at least one litter of babies. Males do not get fat and lazy after being neutered. Any animal that is fat is that way because of overeating and a sedentary lifestyle, just like we humans!
Spaying a female before the first estrous cycle (going into heat) significantly reduces her chances of developing breast cancer. It also eliminates the possibility of uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, and uterine infections. It also keeps her in a sanitary environment since the issue of dealing with the mess and crazy behavior of the estrous cycle is no longer a factor.
Neutering a male lowers the possibility of them developing perianal tumors and hernias. These commonly occur in older, unaltered dogs. Neutering also eliminates the possibility of testicular cancer and it decreases aggressive behavior. Males that are not neutered tend to get out of their habitat and roam. This causes all kinds of problems besides creating another litter of babies. They can get into fights with other males or be run over by a vehicle to name a few.
Let this be the year that you get your animal altered. Listed below are the names and numbers of many organizations that will be glad to help.
n Spay Neuter Kansas City � 816-353-0940
n Spay Missouri � 1-888-950-7729
n Low-Cost Spay/Neuter � 816-525-5401
n The Humane Society of Greater Kansas City � 913-596-1000
n Heartland SPCA � 913-831-7722
n STOPP Clinic � 816-313-7729
For financial assistance with a spay or neuter operation, please contact the Heart of America Humane Society 800-384-3143 or the Pet Connection 816-671-7387.
You can be part of the solution instead of part of the problem. You can help to save the lives of millions of animals who are euthanized because they have nowhere to go. If your animals are altered you are awesome! Now tell you friends, relatives, and neighbors how healthy your pets are and how important it is to get their pets spayed or neutered.
The no-kill shelters have an admirable goal, however if we are to achieve balance in this game of breeding vs spay and neuter we will need our municipalities to adopt ordinances of �mandatory spay and neuter.� It has been done in other cities around the United States. We could do it too if our city fathers would step up to the plate.
In the meantime shelters and rescue groups do their best to help and save as many animals as they can. Much like the little Dutch boy with his finger in the dike, they are working against impossible odds. If we spread the word of how important spaying and neutering is hopefully we can convince the people who are still on the fence that this is the right thing to do and bring some relief to those who are helping the unwanted, homeless animals.
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CEGUI - windowing and widget library
Crazy Eddie's GUI System is a free library providing windowing and widgets for
graphics APIs / engines where such functionality is not natively available, or
severely lacking. The library is object orientated, written in C++, and
targeted at games developers who should be spending their time creating great
games, not building GUI sub-systems!
The configure script for CEGUI will detect whether or not you have an optional
dependency installed or not and will enable/disable the option accordingly.
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Xerces-C++ XML parser (xerces-c at SlackBuilds.org)
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FreeImage image loading library (FreeImage at SlackBuilds.org)
Corona image loading library (NOT available at SlackBuilds.org)
Others perhaps - see output of "configure --help"
Maintained by: Phillip Warner
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Verlander sharp in tuneup, Tigers edge Phils 1-0
CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) In his last start of the spring, Justin Verlander outdueled Cliff Lee, shutting out the Phillies over 6 1-3 innings in the Tigers' 1-0 win.
Verlander has been nearly perfect this spring, not allowing a single run in 20 innings pitched. Wednesday might've been his most dominant outing yet.
Only Wil Nieves and Chase Utley managed hits off Tigers pitchers, both singles, for the Phillies.
Lee's only mistakes came in the first, as Miguel Cabrera delivered a RBI groundout after Ian Kinsler tripled. Lee pitched five innings, allowing just the one run while striking out seven. Verlander also struck out seven hitters.
The Tigers did manage 10 hits Wednesday, all against pitchers with major-league experience. Torii Hunter went 2 for 3 with a double. Jared Reaves also had a double for Detroit.
Detroit: Justin Verlander upped his spring scoreless streak to 20 innings of work. Verlander is coming off shoulder surgery in the offseason, but has shown few ill effects from it.
"It's what I expected," Verlander said. "I don't think you can allow yourself to doubt. When doubt creeps in your mind, that leads to failure. You have to look on the optimistic side of things."
The Phillies played most of their regulars, something most teams do as spring nears its end. Six of the Phillies' hitters Wednesday will start Opening Day.
"I feel like I've faced a lot of regulars this spring, I've been going on the road a lot," Verlander said.
"So I've faced most of the lineups. I'd rather it be like that. You get a better gauge of where you're at."
Philadelphia: Cliff Lee gave up just one run over five innings of work, continuing his stellar spring as he heads into his Opening Day start.
"I mean I've felt good the whole time," Lee said. "Spring training for me is over now. It's on to the real games. So I'm looking forward to it."
Lee, 35, has a 2.55 ERA this spring in six starts.
"He's been outstanding," "That was obviously a quality lineup he was going up against. In some regards, probably should've had zeros up across the board."
Domonic Brown was pulled from the game in the fourth inning due to flu symptoms, according to the Phillies. Brown has been feeling the side effects for last eight or nine days, Sandberg said.
Brown, the Phillies' starting left fielder, is hitting .196 in 19 games played this spring.
Phillies outfielder and franchise star Bobby Abreu, 40, was informed he will not be on the Opening Day roster. Abreu has struggled in right field this spring, where the Phillies had hoped to play him once or twice a week in order to have his bat on the bench.
Abreu signed a minor-league contract with the Phillies in January. He hasn't played in the majors leagues since 2012, and was set to make $800,000 if he'd made the team.