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Adrian Mar needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 48 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
North Western Dermatology
North Western Dermatology is one of the largest private Dermatology practices in Melbourne. Our Skin Specialists treat all of the common dermatological conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, skin cancers, skin allergies, hair & nail problems, etc. There is a separate cosmetic dermatology business within the practice (lasers, Botox, etc.) and there will be a link to this business' website. Patients are referred from their General Practitioner, and patients range from newborns to the elderly.
The Target Audience includes:
- Doctors
- General public (there is a large patient age range)
- Other health professionals.
The aim is for patients and doctors not already familiar with the practice to gain an idea of the practice in terms of:
- services offered
- level of professionalism
- qualifications of North Western doctors
There will also be patient information about skin diseases, and in the future an online booking service will be made available.
We need 1 page (Home page) designed (no coding) - although feel free to provide additional pages! We do not currently have a website, although we have a logo (attached). The name "North Western Dermatology" does not need to be in the same font as the logo.
The design needs to be fresh and professional but also soft, elegant and simple, to match the logo design. The clinic has a Japanese garden (see photos attached) and large fish tanks. The design could reflect a connection with nature (eg. colours, tones), although this should be subtle. It should not have too much of a "day spa" feel however.
No need to highlight any individual doctors.
I like:
- soft, natural colours, although splashes of brighter blue & green are fine
I don't like:
- images of women showing skin (this is not primarily a cosmetic practice!)
The typeface should be clear and easy to read. Flash and hover-over effects will probably be incorporated.
Attached are some mocked up pages (my own attempts at the design). These are a guide to the sort of style I like, but feel free to provide a completely different design. I have also attached photos of the clinic. These do not necessarily need to be included in the design, although I will later be employing a professional photographer to take some images to be included in the website.
Standard formats, including PSD
Home Page
Refer to attached mocked up, but note the following changes:
- Our Services: Medical Treatment; Phototherapy; Surgical Procedures; Cosmetic Dermatology
- Our Dermatologists
- Your Skin Condition: Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, Skin Allergies, Skin Cancers, Hair & Nail
- Make an Appointment
- For Doctors
- Contact
This is the website of a colleague - I like the overall colour scheme and use of photos. I also like the simple layout, although my website could be even simpler.


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While engineers and designers feverishly worked overtime on the advancement of a four-passenger sports car they code-named the F-car, the Chevy public relations, advertising and marketing group prepared the world for the intro of a car they called the Panther.
All through the summer of 1965 practically every element of the automobile's design and development, from initial design sketches to clay designs, was photographed and carefully recorded. Chevy utilized the assets to produce a 30 -minute film The Camaro for sale in Lovettsville VA , which was later on revealed on TELEVISION and in movie theaters. They likewise introduced women's clothing called the Camaro Collection as well as a Camaro roadway race game.
Chevy Camaros For Sale
In November, Chevy sales executives and imaginative people previewed prototype models at the GM Tech Center. Campbell-Ewald, Chevy's age-old advertising agency, right away began work on brochures, direct-mail advertising and sales promotion materials, along with print, outdoor and TV/radio marketing. In April 1966, at the New York Automobile Program Interview, Chevrolet sales executives admitted no name had been selected for the new car, but did announce that pricing of 1967 Chevy Camaro for sale in Lovettsville VA model will remain in the Corvair-Chevy II range.
Throughout early 1966 Chevy agonized over a name for its Mustang-killer. GM's upper management fidgeted about the aggressive undertones of the Panther name. A similar bout of cold feet would later on trigger the Pontiac version, code word the Banshee, to be relabelled Firebird. Over its short life time, the F-car had actually been called by many names consisting of Wildcat, Chaparral, Commander and Nova. It's likewise rumored that Chevy considered using the letters "GM" in the name, and developed G-Mini, which developed into GeMini and lastly Gemini. However, GM's upper management vetoed the idea, fearing the automobile might be a failure.
Automotive legend has it that somebody at Chevrolet finally proposed the name Camaro and upper management rapidly agreed. Although the name has no genuine significance, GM researchers supposedly discovered the word in a French dictionary as a slang term for "pal" or "companion." It's rumored that Ford Motor Business researchers likewise discovered other definitions, including "a shrimp-like animal" and an arcane term for "loose bowels."
Because a number or pre-launch materials had actually currently been released utilizing the Panther name, Chevy's most pressing obstacle was to now rename their new Mustang killer, the Camaro. Camaros are found in Lovettsville VA by looking for classic car dealers.
Lastly, on June 28, 1966, General Motors held a live interview in Detroit's Statler-Hilton Hotel. It was the very first time in history that 14 cities were attached in real time for a press conference through telephone lines. Elliot M. "Pete" Estes, who replaced "Bunkie" Knudsen as Chevrolet General Supervisor in July 1965, started the news conference by stating all individuals were now charter members of the Society for the Removal of Panthers from the Automotive World (SEPAW.) Estes with confidence revealed that Camaro was selected as the name for Chevy's brand-new four-passenger cars to honor the tradition of beginning Chevy design names with the letter C such as the Corvette, Corvair, Chevelle, and Chevy II.

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Important Moxi Service and Support Update
Thank you for your loyalty to Moxi over the past 8 years.
Thank you for your loyalty to Moxi over the past 8 years.
When we introduced Moxi in 2008, it was a groundbreaking service, and your support for the platform helped us pave the way to newer, more advanced entertainment services. That's why we continued to support the Moxi experience for five years beyond its warranty.
However, starting on August 12th, 2016, we will no longer be able to offer hardware or software support and repair or return services for Moxi. As a result, games, photos (Flickr), and SuperTicker will no longer function, but you should still be able to enjoy a variety of entertainment on your Moxi device through the guide and video service.
Thank you again for your ongoing support and passion for Moxi.
If you're looking for new solutions that build on the legacy of the interactive Moxi DVR experience, please contact your local video service provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
What services will still work on my Moxi box?
You should still be able to enjoy a variety of television entertainment on your Moxi device through the guide and video service – including recordings that are stored locally on the device.
Will I get to keep all of my photos?
Yes, your Flickr photos are stored on your PC or in the cloud. Please sign into your Flickr account to check your settings.
Why have select channels stopped working?
Your device is several years old and does not support the latest video codecs. As a result, when your service provider upgrades its programming to the newest formats, it will no longer show up in your guide. If you're interested in seeing all of your available content, please contact your service provider's sales department to upgrade to a fully compatible device.
Why have you stopped supporting Moxi now?
We're proud to have supported Moxi for five years beyond the warranty period. However, ARRIS must turn its focus forward and invest in newer video technology to deliver the future of personalized and connected services.
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BOSTON, MA / MONTVALE, NJ -- Rue La La, one of the leading online lifestyle shopping destinations, announced recently a collaboration with North American color expert and paint manufacturer Benjamin Moore to inspire the young and the fabulous with curated color palettes to complement their home décor purchases.
Each month from August through October, Rue La La's Living category will feature a headlining Boutique with home décor products focused on essential areas of the home and looks inspired by Benjamin Moore colors and products. The Boutiques kicked off with the spotlight on the entryway in August, followed by the bedroom in September, and the dining room in October. The Boutiques will also feature paint, design and product information from the expert Benjamin Moore color teams to show how the looks can be translated into one's own home.
"Color is the ultimate style inspiration, and Benjamin Moore is the gold standard for paint and color for the home," explains Michael Mosca, Executive Vice President, Rue La La Living. "This exciting collaboration brings our Members an immersive online shopping experience that offers beautiful products for every room in their homes and inspires them to create the perfect canvas for those products."
Benjamin Moore will enhance the experience for Rue La La Members who purchase products in the Living category with collateral materials that showcase the Rue La La curated color palette featured in the Boutiques as well as additional styling inspiration and special incentives from Benjamin Moore.
"We're really excited to collaborate with Rue La La and engage young and savvy shoppers with our curated color palette," said Carl Minchew, Vice President of Color Innovation and Design at Benjamin Moore & Co. "With each hue we selected for the Rue La La Living Boutique, members can now transform a room with an enduring color and a fabulous home décor purchase."
Rue La La, a lifestyle online shopping destination, provides its Members with access to curated boutiques of coveted designer offerings at private sale prices. Each day, Rue La La Members discover the most desired men's, women's and children's apparel and accessories; home décor and accents; and exclusive destinations and experiences in select cities around the world. Rue La La's engaging approach to retail has brought theatre and excitement to online shopping; creating a captivating e-commerce destination that strategically supports its brand partners and inspires its Members daily. Most recently, Rue La La was recognized as the 2012 Mobile Merchandiser of the Year by Mobile Commerce Daily.
Benjamin Moore & Co., a Berkshire Hathaway company, was founded in 1883. One of the North America's leading manufacturers of premium quality residential, commercial and industrial maintenance coatings, Benjamin Moore maintains a relentless commitment to sustainable manufacturing practices and continues to develop the most eco-responsible formulations possible. In 2012, the company's Natura® paint received the Green Good Housekeeping Seal, acknowledging its high degree of sustainability plus rigorously tested performance. Other superior products in the Benjamin Moore Green Promise® portfolio include Aura®, Regal® Select, ben® and Ultra Spec® paint for commercial interiors -- all built upon our patented Gennex® platform that has changed the industry and earned the passion and loyalty of homeowners and professional painters by delivering extremely low-VOC and peerless beauty and performance. J.D. Power and Associates 2013 Interior paint Satisfaction Study ranked Benjamin Moore highest in consumer satisfaction, marking the third consecutive year and fourth time the company has earned this rating. Benjamin Moore paints deliver authentic Benjamin Moore colors and are available exclusively from Benjamin Moore's network of paint and decorating dealers.
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But all the stores near me put a premium on it. It's supposed to go for around $30, but I can never find it for less than $50.
Drank it for the first time two weeks ago straight on the rocks. Not bad, but to me the maple flavor was pretty damn strong. I think I was expecting that flavor to be a bit more subtle so it may have taken me by suprise though.
yet but I've heard good things about it. I've seen a fifth go for around $35 but that's the lowest I've seen
drink it with oj and it taste just like pancakes
I was about to say that. I strongly suggest drinking it like that. Great morning shot
The maple is very "maple-y"...it's everywhere in Canada...never more than $40 for a 40 oz.
Sailor Jerry and Coke Zero.
beaten path some what. Sam Adams Imperial Stout. and foor an American beer imitating an antique beer it's really heavy creamy and Stout.
3 philosophers.....washed down by a kentucky burbon ale.
Fucked up? YES!
the sort of knowledge.....
Had a few Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ales myself over the past couple months. Yeah, they'll get ya good n'drunk.
Heading to the store now and am open to suggestions from the community. I am in the mood for some whiskey I think. Typically, I go for Jack or Red Stag but I am feeling a bit more open tonight and expanding my horizons.
Driving down to florida. So red bull and diet mtn dew.
at the moment, but are you driving straight through?
I drove to Miami area with some buddies over winter break and we drove 26 straight hours. Oof.
Nah. My second shift won't start for a few hours. And yessir. We left around 2 from AA, and should be in florida by like 8. I honestly love driving straight through. But then again, I love road trips/driving.
The only part I don't like is when you're driving through incredibly scenic parts in northern Georgia and So Tennessee at 4 in the morning. Not the end of the world, but is always nice driving having a, well, nice drive.
There is nothing scenic about I-75 in northern Georgia, except the carpet warehouse just north of Dalton with the words "Beaver Carpets" on its roof. Southern Kentucky to just North of Knoxville is scenic, though.
drinking some Magic Hat #9!
Magic Hat has a dandelion beer called Pistil - it is actually pretty decent. Reminds me of a rye ipa.
Coors Light aluminum pints while relaxing with the Blackhawks game. Not a good start so far.
Tonight we Tanqueray.
Bottle of Brooklyn Sarachi Ace down, some Revolution Brewing Bottom Up Wit and A Little Crazy to follow.
Bought a sixer of Fat Tire, sixer of Centennial IPA, a fifth of Knob Creek, and a 12-pack of Diet Coke. Anyone care to guess how much I spent?
I thought it was a lot, but in retrospect I guess it makes sense.
Home-brewed American wheat with the Citra dry hop!
Just started home brewing. First batch was a porter, tasted great, didn't carbonate as much as my friend and I hoped but still drinkable. Fermenting a red ale right now.
Been brewing a long time or a newbie like me.
The wife and dog are away and I'm getting ready to paint the "man cave".
For this weekend I picked up--
--5th of Eagle Rare Single Barrel Bourbon
--5th of New Amsterdamn Gin (for martini's, love their vodka and I hate vodka)
--Sixer of Hoegaarden
--12 pack of the Champagne of beers
Now, I dont intend to drink all of that in one night (the liquor is for my bar) but I do intend to make a hell of a dent in it and yes, I have this weird affinity for cheap beer (PBR FTW!)
I'm with you on that. HOWEVER, I find it strange how I think bottled High Life is delicious but canned HL taste sour and gross. Anyone else with me on that?
for very cheap up here in Canada!


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This is the house of Spanish photographer Lluís Real. The Balearic sun shines in the artist's home. A place where color, light and small details of the past are the stars. Bohemian and Mediterranean mixing creates a unique aesthetic identity.
May 31, 2013
The house of Spanish photographer Lluís Real
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Labels BOHEMIAN , HOUSE , INTERIOR , MEDITERRANEAN , SPAIN
May 30, 2013
An eco-philosophy resort in Halkidiki, Greece
When was the last time you felt really free? When did you last allow all your senses to embrace everything that the sea, the sand and the sun have to offer? Ekies All Senses Resort with its contemporary eco-philosophy invites you to a unique setting of peace and relaxation. On Vourvourou Bay in Sithonia, Chalkidiki, Greece, you will become one with the crystal blue water and the white sand.
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Labels ECO-RESORT , GREECE , HALKIDIKI , HOTEL , TRAVEL
May 29, 2013
A romantic Scandinavian house
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Labels HOUSE , INTERIOR , SCANDINAVIAN , SHABBY CHIC
May 28, 2013
SABORA TENTED CAMP, Tanzania
For a truly luxurius safari, Sabora is a destination in itself. Sabora Tented Camp is situated on the open Serengeti grasslands of the Singita Grumeti Reserve. The camp has been designed in a 1920s colonial style and offers guests elegant simplicity and laid-back atmosphere with 360-degree views of the plains that teem with wildlife.
via: singita.com
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The following crimes are from March 31 to April 6, 2013.
April 2. 8000 block Cherokee Street. Between 2:15 p.m. on March 20, and March 26, someone stole a Mac Book Pro Computer and a pink 13" Apple laptop computer, Ser. # C17FNBARDH 26.
April 2. 500 block Woodbrook Lane. Complainant states that between 11 a.m. and 3:10 p.m., someone gained entry to home by kicking in basement door. Person cut alarm wires and phone lines. Taken was a 45" Samsung television, diamond and gold jewelry, watches and rings, one pair of pearl earrings and money.
April 4. 8500 block Germantown Ave. Complainant states that while she was in restaurant, someone took her bag containing several credit cards and an ATM card. American Express was used at BP Oil and Walgreens for over a thousand dollars.
April 4. 7800 block Germantown Ave. Complainant states that she was at restaurant with friends when someone bumped her chair. She later went to pay for meal and discovered identification, credit cards, medical card, Pa. Driver's license and money were missing. Offender, black female, dark complexion, wearing a long coat. Second offender, black male, 6'2" tall, dark complexion, 240 lbs., facial stubble, wearing a long coat.
April 5. 8000 block Stenton Ave. Complainant states that a known person kicked in the front door of her apartment and hit her with a closed fist, breaking her nose, knocking her to ground. Taken were identification and debit cards. Police recovered the items and found a clear baggie containing alleged marijuana from bluejeans' front left pocket.
April 6. Unit block Tohopeka Lane. Complainant states that someone entered her home while she was sleeping and stole miscellaneous jewelry and diamonds from the couples' bedroom. Complainant states she didn't see or hear anything until she noticed jewelry box was missing and left in kitchen.
Summary – Six crimes for week: three burglaries and three thefts.
Town Watch.
If you have been the victim of a crime and would like information, service or support, call Northwest Victim Services, 6301 Germantown Ave., Second Floor, Suite One, 215-438-4410. The service is free.


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The team in Memphis won the Ameristar Packaging Award for the redesign of the Hip Stem Packaging System. It improves quality and handling, as well as an annual estimated cost saving of nearly $162,000 and less waste for the end-user.
The new Hip Package is a resilient sterile barrier system designed to house metal hip stems of varying lengths and sizes. An inner and outer tray with a lid system allow for aseptic presentation within the sterile field. Within the inner tray, the hip stems are stabilised with a locking mechanism which secures the neck of the stem, and with a Santoprene insert, which secures the end of the stem. This innovative design ensures that the product is fully seated within the inner tray.
To ensure the product and insert remain well seated throughout distribution, design features were built into the inner tray. These features make sure the product remains sterile upon arrival to the customer, while also making it easier to remove the product from the package.
The rigid insert, made of Santoprene, replaces the previous insert made of foam, as well as a secondary piece of foam that was used for added cushioning within the package. This has reduced the amount of waste being thrown away within the operating room, as well as reducing the amount of foam waste being generated during the manufacturing process.
"This new design has user friendly features and helps Smith & Nephew reduce waste and cost. We were proud to be recognised with the prestigiousAmeriStar Award." Kati Gordon Coll, Packaging Sustaining Engineer
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arad needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 19 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
A monument sign to be placed at a prominent intersection announcing the entrance to substantial business park. The business park is located across from a major mall/shopping center. This sign will be the entrance to a 3,000,000sf park consisting of warehous, flex and office product.
Grand Tri-State Business Park
The sign should be around 15' long and 8' tall and internally lit. This should make a dramatic statement, be clear and legible, elegant but masculine.
- Grand Tri-State Business Park, business park does not need to be as prominent as Grand Tri-State.
- Needs to be visible from far away and the writing needs to be on both sides so that cars can see it coming fromboth directions.
- Perhaps in a v shape so that it can be angled to be seen in multiple directions
- Needs to be lit
- Clear and legible
- I dont want too many colors, it is an entrance to an office park so 3 colors maximum
- i dont want fancy fonts


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Last week, Eagles defensive tackle Mike Patterson was hospitalized with viral pneumonia. A league source tells PFT that the Eagles now plan to place Patterson on the non-football injury/illness list for the balance of the season.
Per the source, the Eagles also plan to exercise their discretion to reduce Patterson's pay, not completely but partially.
The move is expected to cause hard feelings, especially since it's entirely possible that Patterson initially got sick because of practicing or playing in the elements. Moreover, the money that will be saved (roughly $150,000, we're told) could do far more damage to the team's relationship with Patterson — or to the reputation of the front office within the locker room.
As the Eagles wrap up a difficult season and prepare for what all appearances will be a new era, it's not a good look.


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NHL Game Day: 11/26/10 Lightning at Capitals
Suggestion to Coach Boucher for the next morning activation exercise in DC: bag skate.
Mike Smith allowed 4 goals on 18 shots for the loss before Dan Ellis came in and gave up 2 goals on 11 shots the rest of the way. You can't blame the goaltending, though, when the team in front of the netminder can't win a single skate race or puck battle and only manages a measely 17 shots on goal.
First Period
03:09 WSH Carlson (3), Johansson (1)
Second Period
04:38 WSH Erskine (3), Fahey (1), Laich (11)
06:52 WSH Semin (15), Johansson (2)
08:56 WSH Semin (16), Backstrom (16), Ovechkin (20)(PP)
11:21 WSH Semin (17), Backstrom (17), Ovechkin (21)(PP)
Third Period
14:46 WSH Poti (2), Hendricks (5)
I can't explain it. I can't explain why this team starts playing stupid hockey every time they go into Washington DC, and I can't explain why this team seems to lay down every time they see the Caps. It's as amazing as it is unacceptable, especially given what was on the line in this game. It's like they don't respect Washington's offense enough and they get into run-and-gun mode, and you lose if you get into run-and-gun mode with Washington. But what's even more annoying is to only manage 17 shots on Washington, when you know damned well the Capitals don't play any defense. But, when you're last to the puck every single time, you don't generate shots on goal, and you get shutout. Lesson learned, I hope. Move your feet.
In any event, there's a trap game tomorrow night against a Florida team that seems to only play about a half a dozen good games a season, and they save them all for the time they play against the Lightning. Time to get back to basics, and start working hard again, because the last two periods against Washington were pittiful.
Mattias Ritola was -2 with 2 penalty minutes and 1 hit. And, the next puck battle he wins will be his next. He's soft as margarine on the forecheck. There, I said it.
Dana Tyrell was -1 in 11:27.
Blair Jones was -1 with 1 shot and 2 hits in 12:15. He also was 56% on draws. I thought today's game was a step forward for Blair. He seemed to do less thinking on the forecheck and more competing. This kid's a beast behind the opposing cage on the forecheck when he's playing rather than outsmarting himself. When he tries to be clever, he kills himself, because he's just not quick enough to take that extra split second to ponder the play. He just needs to stick his nose in and play like the JYD we all know he can be.
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Learning College Manual
Student Services
Student Safety, Security/Orientation
Anyone who is a victim of or a witness to a criminal action on the campus of Isothermal Community College should notify the appropriate law enforcement authorities by dialing 9-911. In addition, the campus switchboard should be notified by dialing 0. The operator will notify the college administration and campus security. If you cannot reach the operator, call Plant Operations (ext. 398 or 233) or the Vice President of Administrative Services (ext. 202).
When you are reporting a criminal activity or violent crime, stay as calm as possible and include the following information in your report to Emergency Medical Services at 9-911, the switchboard operator (0), or Plant Operations (233 or 398):
- nature of the incident
- location on campus by building name
- description of person(s) involved
Please stay on the phone as long as you can or until told to hang up by the 911 or the responding operator.
An incident report must be submitted to college administration or campus security as soon as possible. Additional information and a copy of the incident report form can be found in the GroupWise Documents Library and the college website and is also available through the Dean of Student Services, the Director of Plant Operations and Maintenance or the Vice President of Administrative Services.
If you observe a suspicious person or a suspicious situation, call the switchboard operator at "0" at once. If unable to reach the switchboard, call Plant Operations (ext. 398 or 233) or the Vice President of Administrative Services (ext. 202).
Isothermal Community College is open to students and visitors on a regularly scheduled basis Monday – Friday. Some classes and special events are scheduled on weekends.
Campus security staff secures all buildings after regularly scheduled activities have ended for the day.
Security Services (Ref. Safety Manual)
Staff may contact security personnel by dialing "0" and asking the switchboard operator to page security or by dialing Ext. 233, Plant Operations and Maintenance between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. After 4:30 p.m. staff should call ext 267 and ask that security be paged. Staff should also know that there is a call box on the walk across from the amphitheater.
Campus security staff patrols the campus constantly and should be notified of any criminal actions or actions of a suspicious nature. Dial "0" and the switchboard operator will contact campus security, or dial 289-1393.
Campus security is not necessarily trained in law enforcement and is instructed not to confront individuals suspected of committing a criminal action unless the action is directed at an individual. In this event, the security staff will render whatever assistance possible and contact law enforcement for assistance.
Campus security staff is not empowered with enforcement authority. They serve as observers and provide a direct link to the various law enforcement agencies.
In emergencies, staff may dial 9-911 for EMS or for law enforcement or for fire department assistance.
Each year new students are informed of the security procedures and what they should do if they are a victim or witness to a criminal action. This information and other safety measures are discussed with new students in ACA 115 and presented in the Student Handbook. The Student Handbook is distributed to all students registering in the fall and all new students in the spring and summer semesters.
The College shall publish each year in the Student Handbook statistics concerning the occurrence on campus, during the three preceding school years for which data are available, of the following criminal offenses reported to campus security or administration or the local police agencies: (a) murder (b) sex offenses (forcible or non-forcible), (c) robbery, (d) aggravated assault, (e) burglary, and (f) motor vehicle theft (g) manslaughter, (h) arson, (i) hate crimes, (j) liquor law violations, (k) drug-related transgressions, and (l) weapons possession.
In addition, the College will record statistics concerning the number of arrests for the following crimes occurring on campus: (a) liquor law violations, (b) drug abuse violations, and (c) weapons possessions.
Students who are involved in criminal activity (on campus or through college sponsored activities) or other activities that violate the student code of conduct will be subject to College judicial procedures and possibly referred to local authorities for prosecution. For further information on student rights, responsibilities, and judicial procedures (including information on disciplinary proceedings and related sanctions), see Appendix A of the Student Handbook.
If crimes are reported to campus security or local authorities that are considered to represent a continuing threat to the campus community, timely warning will be provided to the campus community.
The College will publish each year in the Student Handbook the announcement that information regarding registered sex offenders in the local region may be obtained by contacting the Rutherford County Sheriff's department or at the website: http://sexoffender.ncdoj.gov/.
Policy No: 601-02-03AP
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YK:n turvallisuusneuvoston avoin keskustelu: Rauha ja turvallisuus Afrikassa: Kansainvälisen järjestäytyneen rikollisuuden vaikutukset rauhaan, turvallisuuteen ja vakauteen Länsi-Afrikassa ja Sahelin alueella: sisäasiainministeriön kansliapäällikkö Ritva Viljasen pitämä puhe New Yorkissa 21.2.2012
Your Excellency, Mr. President,
Distinguished Members of the Security Council,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Finland wishes to thank the Republic of Togo for the concept note and for convening this open debate. The European Union has already spoken and I associate myself fully with its statement.
We also wish to thank the Secretary-General for his report on the activities of the United Nations Office for West Africa (S/2011/811), which encourages the countries of the region to continue to combat transnational organized crime, including illicit drug trafficking, and calls on international partners to provide support for these countries.
We warmly welcome the consideration of this topic at this venue as we share the deep concern over the impact that transnational organized crime has on the peace, security, stability and on the wider development of this region. The linkages between organized crime, the trafficking of arms, drugs and human beings, and terrorism are indisputable.
Countering these challenges requires strong determination and concerted action by the countries of the region as well as the efforts and cooperation of the international community as a whole. Regional and local ownership is absolutely essential if our common efforts are to succeed.
We recognize that the challenges the countries of West Africa and the Sahel are struggling with are multifaceted. Consequently, it is of utmost importance that a comprehensive approach is adopted to counter these challenges. This approach includes the strengthening of the overall social and economic structures of these countries. To successfully and efficiently combat different forms of transnational organized crime requires, inter alia, determined efforts to enhance and strengthen law enforcement and judicial institutions.
Mr. President,
Finland is involved in the international efforts in combating the trafficking of drugs and human beings, organized crime and illegal immigration. The Government of Finland has made a decision to recruit an immigration liaison officer to our Embassy in Nigeria. He will begin his work in some weeks and will cover the whole region of West Africa, including ECOWAS countries, in the fight against above mentioned challenges. His work will include among others the cooperation with local and national authorities
Also in Finland, my government organized together with the French Embassy and the Finnish Institute for International Relations a seminar on Sahel in Helsinki last November. We discussed about the situation and how to address all challenges in a holistic, inclusive and coordinated manner. We are delighted that the difficult situation in the Sahel area has been put higher on the international agenda. Today's open debate here in the Security Council clearly shows this.
Mr. President,
The United Nations is at the heart of the international cooperation on the prevention of transnational crime as it is at the heart of the maintenance of international peace and security. Due to the global nature of the threat posed by organized crime and terrorism, effective counter measures requires continuous and consistent cooperation between different actors, including the civil society. Cooperation between law enforcement and judicial authorities is an essential element of the prevention and the combating of drug trafficking and terrorism. However, it is also important that the actions of authorities are consistent and appropriately transparent.
In Finland, target prevention is our own national concept, with the help of which we, in a determined and systematic manner focus the scare resources of the law enforcement authorities on the right place at the right time. One of our country's operative strengths is close cooperation between Police, Customs and Border Guard. Criminal intelligence gathered by all law-enforcement and other relevant authorities is kept and analysed in one place in order to make a common picture of the criminal intelligence.
I also wish to mention the experience that Finland has on the joint crime investigations with other countries and in special on the implementation of the concept of Joint Investigation Teams (JIT). JITs make cooperation with other countries and investigation itself more efficient and the criminal liability will be established in the right and appropriate place.
Mr. President,
There is a clear link between development and security. Therefore, the consolidation of the comprehensive security situation should be emphasized. This also requires addressing development issues, such as the negative effects of climate change, which can lead to social instability in the region as stated in the Secretary General's Report. Also strong commitment to the rule of law and to the promotion and protection of the human rights is a precondition for stability and peace.
High levels of youth unemployment and poverty increases the appeal of terrorism and joining organized crime groups. This makes it crucial to combat the social exclusion of minorities and other groups and individuals in a vulnerable situation by ensuring that they have equal opportunities to participate in the society.
Major concern among other things is also the worsening humanitarian situation in Sahel region. The looming severe food crisis has put over 10 million people and especially over 1 million children at risk. The international aid community should take anticipatory measures without delay to respond to the crisis. While providing humanitarian assistance the root causes for the crisis must also be addressed. This should be followed through long-term development efforts and strengthening the resilience of the population to tackle possible future droughts and food crisis. Finland is currently planning the funding of humanitarian assistance to the region for the beginning of the year 2012. In 2011, Finland granted 5, 1 million euros worth of humanitarian aid to Niger, Mali and Chad.
The European Union Strategy for Security and Development in the Sahel was adopted in March last year. As an EU member state, Finland supports the integrated approach as well as the strategic objectives adopted in the strategy.
The security and stability of West Africa and the Sahel have a direct impact on the internal security of Europe. One of EU´s priorities is the reduction of the capacity of organised crime groups to traffic drugs to and within our continent.
Mr. President,
Finland strongly supports the countries of West Africa and the Sahel in their efforts to overcome these difficult challenges. In this regard we would also like to pay tribute to the important role of the African Union and ECOWAS. We wish to encourage the countries in the region to further intensify the cooperation not only among themselves but also with international partners. As I stated in the beginning, countering these challenges requires efforts and cooperation of the international community as a whole.
Thank you, Mr. President.
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Brussels, 28 November 2012
The 2013 Annual Growth Survey: Towards fair and competitive tax systems
National tax reforms in 2011 and 2012 were driven more by consolidation needs than in the preceding few years, resulting in increases in income tax and/or VAT in most Member States. However, Member States have also faced the challenge of balancing their increased revenue needs with the need to support recovery and growth over the medium to long term.
It is here that the dual function of taxation comes into play. Taxation is more than just a revenue raising instrument. Depending on how it is applied, it can be used to promote growth and competitiveness, boost employment and address specific social needs. Member States' should therefore harness this potential of taxation. In their reforms they should focus on making their tax systems growth-friendly, as well as a source of quality revenues.
Tax changes in 2011 and 2012
What does the 2013 Annual Growth Survey say on taxation?
This year's Annual Growth Survey is consistent with last year's, in terms of the guidance given for Member States' tax reforms. The 5 key objectives which Member States should pursue for growth-friendly tax reforms are as valid now as they were 12 months ago. They should continue to be followed and implemented. These 5 objectives are:
In addition, this year the Commission urges Member States to focus on increasing both the competitiveness and fairness of their tax systems, as these 2 principles determine the legitimacy of any tax system for the public.
Why is a "tax shift" advised?
Economic studies show that certain types of taxes – such as those on labour and income – are more distortive, while others such as consumption and environmental taxes are considered to be more growth-friendly. These latter can also steer certain behaviours in a way that meets wider societal needs and objectives. The Commission therefore advises Member States to shift taxes away from areas that impede growth (labour, corporate taxes) towards more growth-friendly taxes (consumption, environment).
The Commission recommends in particular limiting the tax burden on labour, notably for the low-paid. Not only can this create more incentive for workers to work and employers to employ, but it also contributes to a fairer tax system by reducing the burden on the most vulnerable.
Despite the general consensus on the need to lower taxes on labour, in 2011 and 2012, the tax burden on labour has remained high. The latest analyses shows that 1/3 of Member States1 could do more to shift taxes away from labour towards consumption, environment or property. Moreover, the extent to which focus has been put on redistributing the burden and benefits of this taxation in an equitable way varies considerably depending on the Member State. Therefore, the Commission reiterates the need for Member States to work on a growth-friendly and fairer tax shift in their reforms.
Why does the Commission recommend broadening tax bases, and how can this be done?
Increasing tax rates isn't the only way of increasing tax revenues. In fact, a smarter way can often be to remove or reduce the number of tax breaks and exemptions. For example, limiting the use of reduced VAT rates could provide Member States with important new revenue, without any need for further standard rate increases. In fact, studies show that if all reduced rates were removed, the standard rate could actually be lowered by up to 7.5 percentage points in some cases, without any impact on overall revenues.
Tax breaks, exemptions and hidden tax subsidies not only reduce national income. They also contribute to a more complex tax system, which creates burdens for businesses and compliance difficulties for taxpayers. Therefore broadening the tax base can also improve the overall efficiency of the tax system and ease life for companies. A yearly independent review on all tax exemptions and reduced VAT rates is recommended by the Commission to make sure that intended economic and social objectives are achieved. Very often, this does not seem to be the case.
At EU level, a fundamental reform of the VAT system is currently underway, in order to make it simpler, more efficient and more robust (see IP/11/1508). As part of this reform, the Commission is carrying out a review of reduced VAT rates, to see whether they are all still justifiable. A public consultation on this issue was recently launched (see IP/12/1079), and the feedback should feed in to a Commission proposal on reduced rates next year.
The Financial Transactions Tax, which 11 Member States are currently keen to push forward through enhanced cooperation (see IP/12/1138) is another way for Member States to broaden their tax base without burdening ordinary citizens. One of the objectives of the FTT is to ensure that the financial sector makes a more equitable contribution to public finances.
What is the benefit of increasing environmental taxation?
Green taxes (environment and energy) are considered to be amongst the most growth friendly, and also support wider policy objectives related to climate change, resource efficiency and energy security. Twenty Member States increased excise duties and other environmental taxes in 2011 and the first half of 2012. However, this comes from a low starting point, and environmental taxes remain underdeveloped in many Member States. Therefore, the Commission encourages Member States to take further measures to improve the existing design of taxes in this area including by adjusting the structure of tax rates on fossil fuels, indexing environmental taxes, or considering the abolition of reduced VAT rates on energy.
At EU level, the revision of the Energy Tax Directive (IP/11/468) would support Member States in a growth friendly shift towards environmental taxation, while also contributing to the EU's climate change and energy efficiency goals and removing competitive distortions that currently exist between fuels.
Environmental tax revenues
2000-2010, % of GDP, arithmetic averages
Environmental Tax Revenue across Member States
2010, in % of GDP
Source: Commission Services
Why has the Commission made fighting tax fraud and evasion a priority objective?
Hundreds of billions of euros are lost from national budgets every year due to tax evasion and fraud. Not only does this affect public income, but it also undermines the fairness of tax systems. Honest taxpayers must pay higher taxes to compensate for evaders not paying their share. Member States need to strengthen their administrations to combat this problem, and ensure that the controls and sanctions they have in place are strong enough deterrents.
Given the inherently cross-border nature of tax evasion, this is a problem that needs a multi-facetted approach. Different and complementary actions need to be built up at national, EU and international level if the fight against evasion is to be effective. Close cooperation between Member States' authorities is crucial for success, as is a strong common approach in dealing with third countries that facilitate EU evaders. In June, Commissioner Šemeta presented concrete measures to crack down on tax fraud and evasion in the EU (see IP/12/513). This will be reinforced in the coming weeks with the Commission's Action Plan to tackle tax evasion and Recommendations on tax havens and aggressive tax planning. An immediate step that Member States must take, to bring quick and important results in the fight against tax evasion, is to agree on the revision of the EU Savings Directive and the mandates to negotiate stronger agreements with Switzerland and other neighbouring countries. (see MEMO/12/353).
Why should Member States address the debt and housing bias in their tax systems?
Today's high levels of debt means that many EU economic actors need to reduce their financial exposure. However, the tax system of some Member States appears to encourage both households and corporate indebtedness. The favourable tax treatment of mortgages is regarded as one of the contributing factors to over-investment in real estate and the housing price bubble that has played an important role in the crisis in several countries. In some Member States, EU companies have tax incentives to favour the use of debt over equity. Malta, Greece, Luxembourg and France stood out as the countries with the highest gap between the tax treatment of debt and equity in 2011. Although clearly lower, the gap was also significantly above the EU average gap, in Portugal and Italy, and above the EU average in Belgium, Spain, Germany and Sweden in 2011. Tax induced incentives for debt financing should be reduced and debt bias in corporate and housing taxation kept under control. Similarly, aspects of tax schemes which increase the debt bias on households, typically through tax relief for mortgages, should be reviewed.
How can tax systems support competitiveness?
The competitiveness of a tax system extends far beyond merely the tax rate. In fact, just as important are the cost and ease of compliance, the level of administrative burden, the transparency and stability of the system improving the business environment. Moreover, a competitive tax system is one that supports the modernisation of the economy. Dealing with the challenges of developing environmentally friendly taxation can help here, as can addressing the debt bias issue.
At EU level, the Commission is promoting a simpler, more efficient and more robust VAT system and has already initiated work to achieve this. The proposed common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB), could also considerably contribute to the competitiveness of Member States and of the EU as a whole. By providing harmonised and simplified rules for businesses tax returns, it would lower compliance costs by nearly €1 billion, reduce the administrative burden for cross-border businesses and ensure greater legal certainty. This, in turn, would create a more favourable environment for business and a more attractive market for investors.
What contributes to the fairness of a tax system?
A fair tax system is one in which everyone pays no more and no less than their share, everybody pays what they owe and the benefits of the tax are evenly redistributed. Among the ways that Member States can ensure fairer tax systems are by clamping down on tax evasion and avoidance, removing hidden tax subsidies which create competitive distortions, ensuring that social effects are taken into account, and rewarding desirable activities (e.g. rewarding work and enterprise, or environmentally-friendly behaviour). Fair taxation is an issue which also extends beyond national borders, to the extent that every Member State should be able to collect the tax revenues that it is due.
EU coordination in taxation ensures greater fairness by limiting non-taxation and abuse and preventing a "race to the bottom" approach which can curtail national reform efforts. It also allows Member States to draw on their strength in numbers when tackling common problems such as harmful tax competition from third countries.
More information is available in taxation paper n° 34 Tax Reforms in EU Member States: http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/resources/documents/taxation/gen_info/economic_analysis/tax_papers/taxation_paper_34_en.pdf
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Many thanks to Roger Hassell for the report, complete with photo, on his encounter with the Everton team. It's all the excuse I need to update our readers on Everton's off-season.
As usual, it's been uneventful. While most of Everton's rivals in the second cluster of Premiership teams — the tier below the big four of Man U, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Liverpool — have made plenty of news on the transfer front, Everton has created barely a wave. This is distressing for three reasons. First, a big squad is essential for teams hoping successfully to compete simultaneously in European and domestic competition, a lesson that was confirmed last year when Everton fell a bit short of its ambitions on both fronts. Second, we have lost important players from last year's team. Third, several key players, most notably Tim Cahill, are injured going into the seaons.
The biggest loss is Lee Carsley, the unheralded journeyman midfielder who has shielded our defenders so ably and energetically for the past five seaons. Carsley epitomizes the industry and fighting spirit that powered Everton's rise from relegation fodder to European qualifiers. At age 34, he has decided to step down to a lower division and play for his home town club, Birmingham City. All the best, Lee.
The other major loss is forward Andy Johnson, another non-stop runner. Everton is poised to sell him to Fulham for around 12 million pounds. Like all but the very best strikers, Johnson's marksmanship was inconsistent. However, his goal-scoring rate was respectable overall, and his running, a constant threat to defenses, helped open things up for others. When Everton had trouble scoring the culprit was usually the decision to play only one forward, not the play of Johnson.
To replace this duo, and then add to our thin squad, we have so far brought in essentially no one. This probably isn't as bad as it sounds. Our manager, David Moyes, is known for waiting until just before the start of the season to make his moves, and usually they are good ones. Even so, we need, by my reckoning, five players including three of high quality. That's a tall order. Moreover, although Moyes usually picks players who fit in, that's not always the case. Having lost two players who embody Everton's fighting qualities, it won't do to replace them with bigger names who possess less stomach for a scrap.
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The Yale women's basketball team closes out the 2010-11 regular-season schedule with a pair of Ivy League home games against Columbia and Cornell. The Bulldogs will celebrate its two seniors, captain Yoyo Greenfield and Mady Gobrecht, this weekend, with Senior Night ceremonies taking place prior to Saturday's game against Cornell. The Bulldogs also enter the weekend with a chance to make history. Yale remains in the hunt with Princeton and Harvard for the Ivy League championship. Yale has only won one Ivy League title, in 1979, and has never won the Ivy League's regular-season title.
Scouting Columbia
While Columbia is 6-20 so far this season, the record is somewhat deceiving since the Lions started their season with 13 straight losses. However, all of the Lions' success has come at home. The Lions are 6-3 at home, 5-2 in home Ivy League games, but they are winless in 17 games played outside of Levien Gymnasium. The Lions have also lost five of their last six games, with the lone win coming last weekend over visiting Penn. Columbia's lineup features a 1,000-point scorer in Lauren Dwyer (1,037), who is also second in program history in career blocks (135).
Series History
Yale holds a 38-15 edge in a series that dates back to 1975-76 and includes four wins over Barnard College from 1975-1980. Yale and Columbia did not start competing until the Lions' jump to Division I at the start of the 1986-87 season, and Yale owns a 34-15 advantage beginning with that season. Since 1999-2000, Yale is 4-7 in games at Columbia and 8-3 in games at home. Yale has won four of the last seven meetings. However, over the past two seasons, the two teams have split the season series, with the home teams winning each of the four games. The Bulldogs are 4-7 against the Lions during Chris Gobrecht's tenure as head coach at Yale.
Last Time At Yale
Despite 19 turnovers that led to 30 Columbia points, Yale held on for an 81-74 win over the Lions in New Haven on Feb. 6, 2010. The Bulldogs had four players that scored in double figures, led by Yoyo Greenfield, who finished with 20 points and four assists. Megan Vasquez scored 19 points to go with seven assists, while Michelle Cashen added 15 points and nine rebounds. Melissa Colborne chipped in with 10 points. Judie Lomax recorded 20 points, eight rebounds and seven steals to pace the Lions. Melissa Shafer came off the bench to score 13 points.
Youth Revival
Of the 12 players on the Columbia roster, 12 are either freshmen or sophomores. The five freshmen are leading the charge. Courtney Bradford, Blaine Frohlich, Brianna Orlich, Nicole Santucci and Taylor Ward account for 33.1 percent of the Lions' offense (480 of 1450 points), 31.8 percent of their rebounds (292 of 918 rebounds), and 40.1 percent of the total assists (117 of 292 assists).
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Senior Kathleen Barry was named to the Capital One Academic All-America First Team on Feb. 24. She is the first women's basketball player at Columbia to earn the honor. She maintains a 3.99 GPA as an Economics/Mathematics and Spanish major and has earned a perfect 4.0 GPA in five of her seven semesters at Columbia.
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Cornell started its season 1-9, including a six-game losing streak. However, the Big Red suffered an even bigger losing streak through the month of February. Cornell lost eight in a row, snapping the skid in their last game, a 57-51 home win over Penn on Senior Night. The Big Red is 0-12 in games away from Newman Arena this season. Cornell's leading scorer is sophomore Clare Fitzpatrick, the team's only double-digit scorer. She has averaged 11.2 points per game with 16 double-digit performances, three double-doubles and three games with 10 or more rebounds.
Series History
In a series that dates back to 1974-75, the two teams will meet for the 65th time on Saturday. Yale leads the all-time series by a 42-22 margin, including a sweep of the season series in 2009-10. The Big Red own a 13-8 advantage since 2000, which includes seven straight wins from the 2000-01 season to the first meeting of the 2003-04 season. Yale followed that run with five wins in the next six meetings, but then lost five straight to Cornell before earning the sweep last season. Yale is 5-6 against Cornell during Chris Gobrecht's tenure as head coach.
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Three of Cornell's top five scorers are freshman. Allyson DiMagno is second on the team with 7.9 ppg., while Stephanie Long (7.6 ppg.) is third on the team and Shelby Lyman (5.5 ppg.) is fourth. All three have cracked the Big Red's starting lineup and are expected to start against Yale on Saturday.
Last Meeting At Yale
Eleven of the 12 Yale players who made an appearance in the game scored, and six of them scored at least eight points in a balanced offensive effort that led to a 74-50 win over Cornell on Feb. 5, 2010, in New Haven. Mady Gobrecht led the way with 13 points and five rebounds, while Melissa Colborne had 11 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Michelle Cashen recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Yoyo Greenfield, Haywood Wright, and Megan Vasquez each chipped in eight points for the Bulldogs. Allie Fedorowicz scored a game-high 20 points to lead Cornell. Clare Fitzpatrick added 10 points.
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Of the 12 players on the roster, Cornell is relying on five freshmen and four sophomores in 2010-11. The Big Red have only one senior, Susie Doyle, and a pair of juniors, Allie Munson and Maka Anyanwu. Six players on the roster entered the season with no varsity experience, including the five freshmen and Anyanwu, who is a transfer from Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Ore.
Nutmeg Connection
Three Cornell players hail from the Nutmeg State, led by junior Allie Munson, who is from Southington. Sophomore Clare Fitzpatrick is from Southbury, while freshman Stephanie Long is from Norwich.
Postseason Possibilities
With two games left, Yale (13-13, 9-3 Ivy League) remains in the hunt for the Ivy League championship, which would be their first since 1979. However, Princeton (10-1 Ivy League) maintains a commanding lead in the race and can clinch its second straight Ivy title, and the Ivy's automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament, with a pair of wins this weekend. Yale's only chance to claim at least a share of the title becomes reality if it wins both games and Princeton loses at least two of its remaining three games. If Yale wins both and Princeton loses all three, Yale would win the Ivy League title. The race for second place is an even tighter battle. Harvard has three games remaining, but all three are on the road. The Bulldogs look to have the advantage, closing out play at home against Columbia and Cornell, while the Crimson must hit the road for three games at Penn, Princeton and Dartmouth. Should Yale and Harvard win out and finish off Ivy play with identical 11-3 records, the League's tie-breaker formula will be utilized to break a tie for second place and determine the Ivy's automatic WNIT bid. The first determining factor, head-to-head competition, goes in favor of Yale, which beat Harvard twice this season. Therefore Yale would receive the WNIT automatic berth.
Ivy League Honor For Vasquez
After scoring 23 points and collecting seven rebounds in the Feb. 26 78-64 win at Harvard, sophomore guard Megan Vasquez was honored by the Ivy League as its Co-Player of the Week. It was her second Player of the Week award this season. She earned the Rookie of the Week honor three times last year on her way to finishing the year with a spot on the All-Rookie team. It was her fifth 20-plus-point performance of the season and third in the last five games.
Historic Weekend In Cambridge
Yale's 78-64 victory over Harvard was a win of historic proportions on Feb. 26. It was Yale's first win at Harvard since Feb. 17, 2001. The win also gave Yale its first season sweep of Harvard since the 1993-94 season. The Bulldogs earned an 82-71 win over Harvard at Yale on Feb. 11. And finally, it is the first time that Yale has won more than eight Ivy League games since a 10-4 campaign in 1988-89 and the third time overall. The Bulldogs went 9-5 in 1986-87 and have finished 8-6 in league competition five times until this season.
More Honors For Graf
After leading Yale to wins over Harvard and Dartmouth two weeks ago, freshman forward Janna Graf was named the Ivy League's Rookie of the Week for the fourth time this season for her efforts. Graf was the catalyst in both victories. She scored a game-high 21 points in Yale's 82-71 win over Harvard on Feb. 11. It was Yale's first win over Harvard since the final game of the 2007-08 season. In the win over Harvard, Graf recorded 20-plus points for the third time this season. She scored 12 of her game-high 21 points in the second half, going 6-for-8 from the floor in the half. She also finished with a career-high seven assists. In the 66-53 win over Dartmouth on Feb. 12, Graf scored 15 points, her ninth double-digit performance of the season, scoring 10 of her 15 points in the second half. She also finished with eight rebounds.
WBCA Pink Zone
The Bulldogs' Feb. 12 game against Dartmouth was the main event of Yale's all-day WBCA Pink Zone event. The annual fund-raiser, formerly known as "Think Pink," is dedicated to raising awareness and donations for breast cancer research, with this year's proceeds being donated to the Smilow Cancer Hospital. While the final tally of the funds raised from the event is still being calculated, it is already considered the most successful Pink Zone weekend since Yale started participating four years ago. The festivities, which will take place throughout Payne Whitney Gymnasium, will once again include a "Battle of the Badges" competition featuring the Yale and New Haven police and fire departments. The Yale gymnastics team will host the Bulldog Invitational, while the women's and men's swim teams will compete against Brown.
Battle of the Badges Champions
As part of the Pink Zone festivities, the Yale University Athletic Department hosted the annual Battle of the Badges, a bench press fund-raiser to beat breast cancer. The competition consisted of teams of three, with each participant bench-pressing a percentage of his or her body weight. The team with the most total repetitions was declared the winner. There were three divisions in the competition: A Public Safety Division, comprised of teams of police, fire and emergency medical personnel; an Open Division, which featured several teams comprised of football players and other Athletics personnel; and a fraternity and sorority division. The Public Safety Division champion was the team of Dominic Vuolo, Palmer Gaines, and Dawud Amin from the New Haven Fire Department. The Open Division Champion was the team of Mykal Kuslis, Amelia Luciano, and Kate Miller. And finally, the Fraternity and Sorority Champion was the team of Manuel Giner, Adam Hockensmith, and Javier Zapata from the Yale Law School. Congratulations to the champions and all who participated in the competition.
Breaking Out The Broom
With the 71-59 win at Brown, Yale earned its first sweep of the Bears since the 2007-08 season. Yale opened Ivy play with a 66-54 win at home. Megan Vasquez led all scorers with 18 points and five steals. Mady Gobrecht recorded her second consecutive double-double and third of the season with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Yale has opened Ivy League play with the home-and-home series against Brown in every season since 2002-03.
Introducing The Class of 2015
Four players will join the Bulldogs' roster as incoming freshman for the 2011-12 season. On Thursday, Jan. 27, the Bulldogs announced the additions of Sarah Halejian, Hayden Latham, Arrice Bryant and Natasha von Kaeppler. Halejian, a 5-9 guard from Franklin Lakes, N.J., is a two-time North Jersey Player of the Year and entered the season already atop her school's all-time scoring list. Latham, a 5-9 guard from Greenville, S.C., is a two-time South Carolina Coaches Association Women's Sports Player of the Year and a 1,000-point scorer. Bryant, a 6-2 center from Detroit, brings size and power to the roster along with a soft touch around the basket. She was ranked as the No. 39 center in the Class of 2015 by ESPN. Finally, von Kaeppler, a 6-0 forward from Palo Alto, Calif., will join her sister, Ericka, on the roster. Natasha is already her school's all-time leader in rebounds, double-doubles, field-goal percentage and steals.
Ivy League Honor For Vasquez
After scoring 18 points and collecting five steals in the Jan. 21 71-59 win at Brown, sophomore point guard Megan Vasquez was honored by the Ivy League as its Co-Player of the Week. It was her first Player of the Week award. She earned the Rookie of the Week honor three times last year on her way to finishing the year with a spot on the All-Rookie team. It was her first double-digit scoring performance since the Jan. 2 home win over Bucknell in which she scored 16 points.
Injury Bug
Because of injuries and illness, Yale has yet to play a game this season with its lineup intact. Freshman forward Janna Graf missed the first three games of the season with mononucleosis. Starting guards Yoyo Greenfield and Megan Vasquez, as well as reserve forward Ericka von Kaeppler, all missed time due to concussion symptoms. Freshman forward Alexandra Osborn-Jones also missed time, sitting out the first six games of the season. Greenfield, the team's senior captain, had missed 13 games with her concussion prior to her return to the lineup at Cornell on Feb. 4, while Vasquez and von Kaeppler both returned to action against Sacred Heart. Sophomore Alicia Seelaus missed six games with a broken nose, while sophomore forward Verena Lehner has missed time with a back injury.
Cleaning The Glass
In the Jan. 14 win over Brown, Yale outrebounded its opponent for just the second time this season (39-35). Mady Gobrecht was a big reason for the Bulldogs' big night under the glass. Gobrecht grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds in the victory. She secured her second double-double of the season in the win, adding 11 points to the 14 rebounds. She also blocked four shots.
One For The History Books
Yale earned perhaps the biggest victory in its 38-year history on Saturday, Dec. 18, when it stunned Florida State 91-85. At the time, the Seminoles were ranked 15th in the Associated Press Top 25 and 14th in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. It is Yale's first-ever win over a ranked opponent. It was just the second win for the Bulldogs in 10 attempts against an opponent from the ACC. Yale's first win against the ACC came against North Carolina State University on Nov. 22, 2008. Megan Vasquez and Janna Graf each recorded career scoring highs. Vasquez scored 25 points. Michelle Cashen recorded her first double-double of the season (11 points, 13 rebounds), while Graf tallied the first 20-point effort of her Yale career with 22 points. Aarica West dished out 10 assists, becoming the first Bulldog to record at least 10 since Stephanie Marciano had 10 against Stony Brook on Dec. 7, 2007.
Ending The Streak
The historic win over Florida State halted Yale's seven-game losing streak. It was the longest losing streak during Chris Gobrecht's tenure as Yale's head coach since her first season when the Bulldogs began the 2005-06 season with 10 straight losses. The longest losing streak in Yale's history is 11 straight losses, which was recorded twice in the team's 38 seasons.
Graf Reaping The Rewards
After scoring a career-high 26 points to power Yale to a 66-54 win over Brown in the Ivy League opener on Jan. 14, freshman forward Janna Graf became the first Yale player to win both the Ivy League's Player of the Week and Rookie of the Week honors in the same week since Erica Davis won both awards on Jan. 12, 2004. Graf is the first player in the Ivy League to win both honors since Princeton's Addie Micir earned both awards on Jan. 14, 2008. Against Brown, Graf broke her previous high of 22 points. Although she was 10-for-17 overall against the Bears on Jan. 14, she was a stellar 5-for-7 in the second half, including 4-for-6 from 3-point range, Yale used an 18-3 run late in the second half to break the game open. Graf opened and closed the run with a 3-pointer and scored 10 of Yale's 18 points in the run. The effort gave Graf her first Ivy Player of the Week honor and her third Rookie of the Week award in the last four weeks.
Yale Sweeps Ivy Awards
After leading Yale to a pair of victories, including its first-ever win over a nationally ranked opponent, Michelle Cashen, Janna Graf and Megan Vasquez were all honored on Dec. 23 by the Ivy League for their efforts. Cashen was named the Ivy Player of the Week and Graf was named the Ivy Rookie of the Week, while Vasquez earned a place on the weekly Honor Roll. It is the first time Yale has swept the Ivy League's weekly awards since senior Erica Davis and freshman Melissa Colborne won the awards on Jan. 2, 2007. Cashen averaged 15.5 points, 10.5 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game in the two wins. She scored 11 points and grabbed 13 rebounds in the win over then-No. 15/14 Florida State. Against Quinnipiac, Cashen tallied 20 points, eight rebounds, and eight assists. Graf averaged 16.5 points and 7.0 rebounds in the two games. She scored a career-high 22 points and grabbed five rebounds in the victory over Florida State and tallied 11 points and nine rebounds against Quinnipiac. Vasquez averaged 22.5 points in the two wins.
Dish And Assist
Normally, the assists category is dominated by the guards, but in the Ivy League, two Yale post players have found their way onto the leaderboard. Junior forward Michelle Cashen and senior forward Mady Gobrecht are among the top 10 in the Ivy League in assists. Gobrecht is third in the Ivy League with 3.2 apg., while Cashen is tied for fifth with 3.1 apg. In fact, Yale players take up three of the top five places on the top 10 list. Sophomore guard Aarica West is second in the league with 3.7 assists per game.
The Fab Four
Yale has bolstered its lineup for 2010-11 with four freshmen that are expected to make an immediate impact. Guard Amanda Tyson, forwards Janna Graf and Alexandra Osborn-Jones, and center Zenab Keita comprise one of the strongest freshman classes to join the Yale women's basketball team during Head Coach Chris Gobrecht's tenure.
Every Day is Mother's Day
Senior forward Mady Gobrecht is the daughter of head coach Chris Gobrecht. They are the only current active mother-daughter, coach-player tandems in Division I women's basketball. This is the sixth time in Yale's 157-year athletic history that a head coach is mentoring his or her child in a varsity sport, and the first where the combo is mother-daughter (men's fencing: Robert & Maurice Grasson, 1936-38; baseball: Smoky Joe & Joseph Wood, 1939-41; men's basketball: Howard & David Hobson, 1952-55; men's squash: John & Jack Skillman, 1954-55; football: Jordan & Harry Olivar, 1957-59).
Schedule Strength
Seven teams on the Bulldogs' 2010-11 slate participated in the postseason last spring. Florida State and Princeton earned a berth in the 2010 NCAA Tournament. Five others participated in the WNIT, including WNIT champion California.
Three-Team Race To The Finish
The final full weekend of Ivy League play is on tap, followed by two travel partner match-ups on Tuesday to wrap up the 2010-11 regular-season. Princeton (21-4, 10-1) can secure at least a share of its second consecutive Ivy League title with a win Friday night against Dartmouth (7-18, 3-8) and potentially an outright championship either Friday or Saturday (against Harvard). The battle for second place, and the League's automatic WNIT bid is highly contested between Yale (13-13, 9-3) and the Crimson (16-9, 8-3). The Bulldogs close out the regular season by hosting Columbia (6-20, 5-6) and Cornell (6-20, 3-9). Harvard visits Penn (10-15, 4-7) and Princeton this weekend, then closes out play at Dartmouth Tuesday. Princeton and Penn also meet on Tuesday as the matinee contest in a doubleheader with the men's teams at the Palestra.
2010-11 Ivy League Preseason Poll
Voted on by a panel of Ivy media and women's basketball sports information directors, Princeton received 16 of 17 first-place votes and 135 points and are expected to repeat as the Ivy League champion.
Predicted Order of Finish (First-Place Votes in Parentheses)
School Points
- Princeton (16) 135
- Harvard (1) 115
- Dartmouth 96
- Yale 84
- Columbia 73
- Brown 50
- Cornell 39
- Penn 19
Double-Double Trouble
In games played through Feb. 27, 24 Ivy League players have recorded at least one double-double this season. Yale's Megan Vasquez, Michelle Cashen and Mady Gobrecht are all members of the club. Twelve Ivy players have tallied at least two double-doubles, including Gobrecht (3). Columbia's Kathleen Barry leads all Ivy League players with six double-doubles. Dartmouth's Brittany Smith had four and Princeton's Niveen Rasheed had three before both suffered season-ending injuries.
Report filed by Jon Erickson Jr., Yale Sports Publicity


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