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|Game 3
|Navy (2-0) at Western Kentucky (2-2)
|Date and Kickoff
|Sept. 28, 2013 at 2:00 pm ET / 1:00 pm CT
|Bowling Green, Ky. | Houchens Industries / L.T. Smith Stadium (22,113)
|TV Talent
|Mark Neely (play-by-play), Ray Bentley (analyst)
Setting the Stage
• Navy and Western Kentucky will meet for the third time on the gridiron when they square off at Houchens Industries / L.T. Smith Stadium (22,113) in Bowling Green, Ky. on Saturday. Kickoff is set for 2:00 pm Eastern, 1:00 pm in Bowling Green.
• This will be the first meeting between the two schools since 2011 when Navy defeated Western Kentucky, 40-14, in Bowling Green.
• Saturday's game will be televised nationally by ESPNEWS with Mark Neely (play-by-play) and Ray Bentley (analyst) calling the action.
Navy Looking To Go 3-0 For The First Time Since 2006
• Navy is off to a 2-0 start for the second time in the last three seasons and will be looking to go 3-0 for the first time since 2006.
• The Mids were 2-0 in 2011 before dropping a heartbreaking 24-21 game at South Carolina. The next week Navy lost at home to Air Force in overtime (35-34) and ended up losing six in a row en route to a disappointing 5-7 season.
• In 2006, the Mids defeated East Carolina (28-23), Massachusetts (21-20) and Stanford (37-9) to start the year 3-0 before falling to Tulsa, 24-23 in overtime. That Navy team went on to post a 9-4 record and played Boston College in the Meineke Car Care Bowl.
• Starting corner Kwazel Bertrand will miss his third consecutive game with a left knee injury. Bertrand injured his knee the week before the season-opener. He is expected to be back for the Air Force game.
• Projected starting slot back Ryan Williams-Jenkins is expected to play in his first game this year. Williams-Jenkins tore the ACL in his left knee during spring practice and had surgery on April 9. Remarkably, in less than six months Williams-Jenkins has returned to the practice field and is ready to see his first action of the year.
• Projected starting slot back Colin Osborne is out for the year with a torn ACL in his right knee. Osborne injured his knee early in the fall and had surgery on September 12.
Scouting Western Kentucky
• The Hilltoppers, who are 2-2, are coming off a 58-17 destruction of Morgan State. Western Kentucky knocked off in-state rival Kentucky, 35-26, in the opener before losing to Tennessee (52-20) and South Alabama (31-24) in back-to-back games.
• Western Kentucky is averaging 227.2 yards per game on the ground and 246.5 yards through the air. Meanwhile, the WKU defense is giving up 195.5 yards per game on the ground and 187.5 through the air.
• Senior running back Antonio Andrews is one of the best running backs the Mids will see all year. He leads the Hilltopper offense with 545 rushing yards on 65 carries (8.4 yds/carry) and six touchdowns and has 10 catches for 119 yards (11.9 yds/catch). Andrews destroyed Morgan State last Saturday, rushing for 213 yards and five touchdowns on 17 carries.
• Western Kentucky has played four quarterbacks this year, with Junior Brandon Doughty starting three of the four games. Doughty has completed 78 of his 122 pass attempts (63.9) for 830 yards with five touchdowns and eight interceptions. Freshman Todd Porter started against Morgan State and completed five of his 10 pass attempts for 76 yards and an interception.
• Junior Willie McNeal and freshman Nicholas Norris lead the WKU receiving corps. McNeal has 15 catches for 207 yards, while Norris has 14 catches for 169 yards and three touchdowns.
• Senior linebacker Xavius Boyd leads the WKU defense with 45 tackles, 9.5 tackles for a loss and 3.5 sacks. Junior safety Jonathan Dowling has recorded 27 stops, recovered a fumble and forced two fumbles, while senior linebacker Andrew Jackson has 28 tackles and 1.5 tackles for a loss.
Navy vs. The The Sun Belt
• Navy is 55-17-1 (.760) all-time against teams from the Sun Belt.
• The Mids have played four of the eight teams that make up the Sun Belt, having played Arkansas State (1-0), Texas State (1-0), Troy (1-1) and Western Kentucky (2-0).
Time To Prepare
• The Mids are 10-12 (.455) under Niumatalolo with more than one week to prepare.
• In 2008, the Mids were 3-3 with more than one week to prepare, beating Towson, Northern Illinois and Army and losing to Pitt, Notre Dame and Wake Forest.
• In 2009, the Mids were 2-2 with more than one week to prepare, beating Army and Missouri and losing to Ohio State and Hawai'i
• In 2010, the Mids were 1-3 with more than one week to prepare, beating Army and losing to Maryland, Air Force and San Diego State.
• In 2011, the Mids were 2-1 with more than one week to prepare, beating Delaware and Army and losing to Air Force.
• In 2012, the Mids were 1-3 with more than one week to prepare, beating Army and losing to Notre Dame, Penn State and Arizona State.
• This season, the Mids are 1-0 with more than one week to prepare, beating Indiana.
Mids Putting Points on the board
• A week after scoring 41 points at Indiana, Navy hung 51 points on Delaware. The 51 points are the most in a Navy home opener since 1975 when the Mids defeated Connecticut, 55-7.
• Navy's 92-combined points in the first two games of the season are the most by a Navy team to start the season since 1975 when the Mids opened the year by scoring a combined 97 points against Virginia (42-14) and Connecticut (55-7).
• Navy is averaging 46.0 points per game this season, the ninth-best scoring average in the country.


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Truth is, our crack research team searches just as hard for the crazy or out-there Michigan clips. However, we usually find things like this...
Sure, it's fine. It's okay. It's...whatever.
But the vids posted by Tosu* fans are, shall we say, different. And plentiful. Now that so many in Buckeye
For example, last fall, we were traumatized by Mascot Man who sucked so bad he was awesome in a Showgirls kinda way. There's Jessi-slash-Stretchy Buckeye who, well, this. And who can forget the Sleepy Rappers? Not us.
Face it, some dude humming The Victors on a whistle pop just doesn't seem worth posting when up against that kind of competition.
Then there are the Buckeye jackhats who, in their own, limited, f-bomb laden words, say O-H S-O much about the Tosu* fan base. Like the articulate young man in the videos below.
First, he made the following "test video" in order to familiarize himself with the cutting edge world of YouTube:
Having conquered the intricate YouTube technology with his six second masterpiece above, this deep thinker then proceeded to share his wit and college football wisdom with the world. Behold the genius...
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These carvings - despite having different subjects - obviously were done by the same hand. The crab, fish, and bird together suggest immortal abundance through high governmental position. The mythical animal is the chilin shown with both the lotus and the gourd holding the elixir of immortality. These symbols suggest an abundance of children with very long lives.
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August 23, 2013 — Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky on Thursday filed a federal lawsuit challenging an Indiana law (SB 371) that tightens restrictions on medication abortion and could end use of the procedure entirely at the organization's clinic in Lafayette, Reuters reports (Guyett, Reuters, 8/22).
The law requires clinics that offer only medication abortions to adhere to the same building and equipment standards as facilities that perform the surgical procedure, including extra-wide hallways and doors, a scrub room, oversized exam rooms, and a bathroom and drinking fountain in the waiting room. The clinic regulations are set to take effect in January.
The law includes other provisions that took effect July 1. Those provisions include a ban on medication abortions after nine weeks of pregnancy and a requirement that a woman indicate in writing if she refuses to view an ultrasound or listen to the fetal heartbeat prior to the abortion (Women's Health Policy Report, 5/2). The suit does not challenge those provisions (AP/Chicago Post-Tribune, 8/23).
Lawsuit Details
Four of PPINK's Indiana clinics offer abortion services, but only the Lafayette clinic offers medication abortions but not surgical abortions. The clinic on July 15 applied for a license and sought a waiver from the rules from state health officials.
In the lawsuit, Planned Parenthood argues that forcing the clinic to comply with surgical facility requirements "is not only unreasonable, it is utterly irrational." It adds that the law violates women's constitutional rights to privacy, equal protection and due process.
In the 12 months ending July 1, the Lafayette clinic provided 54 medication abortions and prescribed other medications -- mostly contraception -- more than 10,000 times, according to the suit. PPINK said that if the clinic stops providing medication abortions, women would have to travel 60 to 85 miles to receive the drugs at another clinic (Guyett, Reuters, 8/22).
Comments on Lawsuit
Supporters of the law claim the restrictions will protect women's health. State Attorney General Greg Zoeller (R) said his office will defend the law.
PPINK President Betty Cockrum said the law was enacted to restrict access to medication abortion and is "in no way related to patient safety." She added, "This law is clearly part of a coordinated national effort to end access to safe, legal abortion by trying to shut down Planned Parenthood health care centers" (AP/Chicago Post-Tribune, 8/23).


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BTIG Research's Walter Piecyk today reiterates a Buy rating on Apple (AAPL) shares, and a $540 price target, though he has misgivings about the company's failure so far to announce any change to its capital allocation intentions.
It's probably not because there's a pre-announcement coming, he thinks: "While we have no real precedent to reference, it would appear that a pre-announcement is not forthcoming." But, it still leaves investors scratching their heads, he writes.
The "reality has set in," writes Piecyk, that Apple may be planning to "package" a dividend announcement with the quarter's results, perhaps if the quarter's results are bad, which "should be disappointing enough to investors that have considered this company as 'different' and above the cosmetic games played by far too many mangement teams," if it were to be the case.
Piecyk writes that estimates for the March and June quarters have come down, though they're still above his own view, and he can't say what, if anything, would prompt Apple to issue a pre-announcement:
Over the past three weeks the Fiscal 2013 EPS estimate fell $0.30 to $44.05, now reflecting a decline from the prior year but still above our $41.00 estimate. The estimate for June revenue and EPS has fallen $773 million to $39.7 billion and $0.25 to $9.34 respectively, but once again still above our estimate of $34.6 billion and $7.80 [...] Apple changed the way it provided guidance last quarter from being overly conservative to providing a range for revenue and expenses. The company insists that it will report within the range. We are among a handful of analysts that think revenue might have dipped below $41 billion, the low end of that revenue guidance. Unfortunately, we have no precedent from Apple to determine whether this would trigger a need for the company to pre-announce. Presumably a slight miss on the $41 billion low end of the revenue guidance would not require a statement by the company but we believe more than $1 billion would. Since our upgrade, we have become less concerned about a revenue miss based on our ongoing discussion with operators. Of course, changes in inventory can always play a meaningful role in revenue recognition. The bottom line is that yes, no pre-announcement is a good sign and now investors will just have to sit tight for three weeks to see just how bad the June guide is and in the meantime endure additional analyst estimate revisions.
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By Teresa Rivas
Shares of Research in Motion (RIMM) are up 1.6% in late afternoon trading, and have nearly doubled from their lows in September, as investors anticipate the February release of the BlackBerry 10.
Yet Macquarie Research and Morgan Stanley both have notes out today warning that any rally may be short-lived.
Morgan Stanley's Ehud Gelblum is the more bearish of the two, with an Underweight rating and $7 price target. Gelblum writes that the stock is "un-investable" for the near term, given BB10's slim chance of becoming a viable third operating system and his belief that the company's relatively robust fiscal second quarter was a blip, rather than the start of a trend.
Read his thoughts on these topics below:
We continue to believe BB10 has a low chance of success. While some of the new features on BB10 seem innovative, we had a similar reaction to Palm's WebOS when we saw it at CES in '09. Ultimately we believe BB10 is too late, and subs continue to shift to competitive devices. According to a global mobile workforce survey in mid-Oct, just 5% of respondents expect to upgrade to a BB, even below MSFT at 8%.
We continue to believe FQ2'13's relatively healthy results were a temp respite driven by a mix-shift to BB7 and growth in lower-end subs. With the competitive environ only tougher, fundamentals should deteriorate.
We expect services rev to begin declining in the Nov qtr accelerating thereafter as BB10 does not use RIM's NOC in the same way prior versions did, reducing service ARPU. We believe services biz is RIM's most important asset, and value services at $12/sh in a near-term wind-down scenario but $0/sh in our $7 SOP PT, as it supports the loss-making devices business.
Our developer checks continue to indicate limited interest in supporting BlackBerry. An IDC survey found that just 9% of developers were "very interested" in BB apps in Aug '12, down from 40% in Jan '11, after surveying 5,526 enterprise app developers globally.
Elsewhere today, Macquarie's Kevin Smithen was slightly less bearish, maintaining his Neutral rating. Still he warns that with the company approaching his $12 price target, he sees little upside for the stock. He believes that while the stock is volatile, and could trade up on the BB10, ultimately it will disappoint, as he sees the company's earnings power in fiscal 2014 closer to $2 instead of the $4 some may be hoping.
He expands on his thesis below:
Our carrier checks indicate that North American carriers are each likely to take one or 2 BB10 devices and that the company is likely to benefit from channel fill in the February and possibly May qtrs. Given low levels of RIMM channel inventory, the company could post upside to our above-consensus 8.0mm smartphone units in the Feb. qtr. As a reminder, RIM sold 11.1mm units in the Feb. 2012 qtr. with a stale product.
Our current break-even EPS forecast for Feb. qtr. assumes 8.0mm units, $233 ASP and 33% gross margin. Each additional 1.0mm units would result in $.11 per qtr in EPS, each $10 increase in ASP would create $.02 and each 1% improvement in gross margin would be $.04. Our blue sky scenario, assuming 36% gross margin, 9.5mm units and $250 ASP, would be $.39 in qtrly. EPS.
Even if BB10 is successful and annual earnings recover to the ~$2.00 level, we wouldn't expect RIMM to trade up to more than $16-$20 or 8-10x PE. If BB10 does not sell well, RIMM stock could easily revisit its $6 lows, so risk/reward is now balanced, in our view.


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After all the national debates, dueling interviews, name calling, politically correct name calling and Congressional intervention, a simple straight-forward press release out of Wyoming finally defined for me the difference between a BCS school and a non-automatic qualifying BCS school.
Wyoming announced it was switching to Nike football uniforms. The various jerseys and pants will offer four combinations. It jogged the memory of a story I read a month ago when Oregon announced its latest Phil Knight Nike gift resulting in 80 combinations of helmets, jerseys and pants.
This required some mental mathematical gymnastics on my part. With a 12-game schedule, the extensive Oregon wardrobe allows the Ducks to change combinations at halftime every game for three seasons and still have enough left over for the bowl games. Of course, the Ducks will have even newer uni's before running out of combinations.
Wyoming will have an sharp all-white theme but gone is the all-brown "UPS Driver" look or worse, the all-yellow (with some brown stripes ) "Fighting Bumble Bees" attire.
There are some good reasons to dress up the Cowboys. Wyoming has an admirable upcoming nonleague schedule with Texas coming into Laramie this fall as part of a 2-for-1 deal. Nebraska makes a 2011 appearance in Laramie in another 2-for-1 pact.
The Cowboys also have future home-and-home series with Oregon and Missouri. cq
Last month, I brought up Wyoming's scheduling philosophy with Colorado State athletic director Paul Kowalczyk.
"Texas is a great 'get' for them," Kowalczyk acknowledged. "Maybe as our program gets better people will be willing to do home-and-home's with us. I'm not willing to do 2-for-1's anymore (such as the recent Cal series). Our program is better than that; it deserves more respect than that."
Coloradoans picked: Wyoming is taking defensive linemen John Fletcher (Ralston Valley) and Mitch Unrein (Eaton) to the Mountain West media kickoff in Las Vegas later this month. CSU safety Klint Kubiak (Regis) will represent the Rams with Arizona product Shelley Smith, who appears on some preseason honors lists for offensive linemen.
Director's Cup: The Front Range teams lagged their Mountain West peers in the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup rankings. The standings are scoring to give equal weight to a maximum of 20 programs.
Air Force ranked 105th, CSU127th and Wyoming 192nd out of 278 programs in all Division I levels. Stanford won its 15th straight title. TCU (42nd), BYU (47th) and Utah (51st) led the MWC.
And therein rests another reason for the inequality between the BCS and non-automatic qualifying BCS. All that BCS football money supports a lot of non-revenue (Olympic sports) programs.


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Sabghi's Jewelers presented a Citizens watch to Ray Swinford after receiving a letter submitted by his daughter, Sharon Womack, stating why she believed her dad should be "Father of the Year."
"My Daddy, Ray Swinford, deserves to be Father of the Year because he is always there for me and my family. He raised me with strong morals and respect for other people that I think so many people are lacking today.
"Daddy has always seemed so strong to me," the letter continues. "He has been my rock when my whole world was falling apart. He has been the shoulder that I've always leaned on, and even at the age of 39, he is who I go to when things aren't going right.
"Daddy can still make it better. He loved me when I wasn't able to love myself. No matter who you choose, my Daddy will be Father of the Year to me always."


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Hi No. HIV transmission can only occur when there is a direct and prolonged exposure to body fluids, semen, vaginal fluid, blood or mother to child through breast feeding. This most commonly occurs through unprotected vaginal or anal sex and sharing of needles. Casual contact, sharing utensils, drinking after someone, etc are not way for HIV transmission to occur. If you go to this link HIV101 it will take you to our page that talks about the ways in which HIV is and is not transmitted.
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Introducing Vincent James Goetsch (some BFing images)
Hi Mamas!!
I finally had time to take to introduce our new family member!!
Here's my quick picture birth story!
Pre-Op 37 weeks & 6 days pregnant About 6:30 am on Monday 8/8/2011
We went quickly through triage because my doctor had called ahead to schedule my C/S for 6:30. We were running late so they had to get a move on.
My contractions darn near went away once we got to the hospital and I couldn't feel Vince moving. (I think he turned at the last minute from facing my back to front.)
He had the hiccups & you could see my belly bouncing. I'd never experienced the hiccups in utero! He still gets them ALL THE TIME.
Pre-Op stuff went well, my arms were NOT strapped down, I was not naked, and the whole thing was just BETTER. I didn't freak out until AFTER he was born & they gave me some morphine. I don't do well with it & it made me have an awful reaction.
Here's my first glimpse. He was SO soft!!
A "first family" picture:
I didn't get to touch & love on him as long this time. They were in a rush to get him to the nursery since he was SO tiny!
All wiped down in the nursery. Apgars were both 9.
Daddy chose his first diaper (GMD unbleached preemie prefold, dyed) and taught the nursery staff how to use a snappi.
(PSA: Buy new snappis for your newborn. Luke's are stretched out but we're making them work.)
Apparently, I had some kind of bleeding issue and things took longer than they should have...then they wouldn't bring DH & Vincent to me right away. I kept having reactions to the medicine they gave me for pain & my "itchiness" from the spinal was pretty terrible.
I got a little teary eyed in recovery waiting for my family. The nurse wasn't that great either. :/
Then, before they even brought me the baby, the pediatrician called me and said they basically WOULD NOT take us as clients if we refused the Vit K SHOT. The oral was not an adequate substitute.
My blood pressure went through the roof & it took me the rest of my stay to get it stabilized. I ended up "firing" his pediatrician before he was an hour old & switching to the hospital pediatricians.
(This was one of our MAJOR concerns since with Luke they were SO terrible to us. They weren't great this time, but I was MUCH more in charge of my son's care this time around. I knew my rights & spoke to the hospital's L&D patient advocate DAILY.)
Finally, they brought my sweet boy to me.
And we immediately nursed.
The first day in the hospital, Monday, was spent visiting with family and friends. Nursing went well.
I was upset because they would not let me off the IV (they ran me full of fluids for 17 hours!) or the catheter. My doctor had ordered both of them discontinued ASAP but the nurses could interpret that however they wanted.
(I did complain in the hospital & I WILL complain to my doctor. I fully believe that the fluids play a huge role in the terrible engorgement I suffer.)
Of course we played dress up a lot.
Vinnie's first longies! PurlyQ's Nessie colorway, knit by Stacey C. a due-date-group friend from my first-born's DDG
They are itty bitty preemie longies with approx measurements:
And more longies. Same knitter.
This is Ella Rae yarn in a camo and hunter green color. They are slighly smaller than the other pair.
Cocoon Love: Paton's Wedgewood colorway, knit by a local/DS Mama Liz B as part of a trade. It's a bit long and the hat is too big, but we love it anyway!
Just because:
Getting ready for bed on Day 1:
In a NB nanipoo
In the hospital, Lil Joey:
Day 2:
Big brother and Daddy checking him out (while Mama scarfs down her first food since Sunday night!) This was lunch on Tuesday!
Nursing Vincent:
And then Luke decided he wanted some too! (sorry for topless, it was easiest!)
Day 3:
Getting ready to go home in a Lil Joey!
Our car seat malfunctioned the Friday before Vince was born & hasn't been replaced yet, so we are borrowing my little sister's MyRide 65. It is not a good fit.
After I get him in & buckled as tightly as possible, I add a rolled receiving blanket on each side of him & a rolled washcloth between his legs & the crotch buckle.
His coming home outfit was supposed to be this adorable set, but A--nothing my mom or MIL made was finished & B--it was all huge.
So, instead he wore the Nessie longies, "Dog Gone Cute" Carter's tee, a baby hat, and hand crocheted on size 10 thread "All Star" sneakers. And I don't think there is a picture of the entire outfit on him. :(
At home in a Joyful Tie Dyes dyed GMD unbleached preemie prefold
At home in another Lil Joey!
At home in a Handmade by Mama Soaker (you can also see his TERRIBLE newborn rash):
Another preemie GMD prefold:
Day 4:
Nap time:
Getting ready for bed w/ big brother
Nursing through the engorgement!
Re: Introducing Vincent James Goetsch (some BFing images)
beautiful pics steph! im totally jealous now- i want this little girl to hurry up & get here so i can cuddle up with her!
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Lots of wonderful pics mama. Bet your sure glad your home with baby and family. FX that your nursing experience improves . He sure is a little doll.<3
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He is adorable!!!!! And all the outfits are too cute!
Bummer things didn't go as you wanted but great for you for sticking up for what you wanted and taking care of your family. It's a shame that things have to be so difficult at such a beautiful time.
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He's adorable!!
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The pics are just adorable!! I can't wait to play dress up- just hoping my stuff fits! And I totally agree with going topless to tandem nurse- I definitely did that when Naima was born!
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He is adorable and you just gave me horrible " hurry up and get here baby" fever!! Congrats, I hope your engorgement is letting up:(
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Very handsome!!
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Awesome pics mama!!! He is so adorable! Hope you are feeling ok!
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Duke Lavery (Ian Buchanan) appeared near the end of the episode at the clinic where Anna and Luke were looking for Robin! "Duke Lavery" immediately started trending worldwide on Twitter with "Ian" and "Duke" trending in the United States.
"Our audience is very excited about the growing relationship between Luke [Tony Geary] and Anna [Finola Hughes] and their story looks like it has really good legs...so what's the best thing to do? Make a triangle!" Valentini tells TV Guide Magazine. "We will eventually find out that the Duke Lavery we saw die all those many years ago was an imposter. This is the real Duke."
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Every other month I administer the teacher's exams for my state. It's easy work and I make some extra money. Here are a few tips for making the experience easy.
1. Arrive on time or early. There are usually multiple tests being given that day and they are on a timed schedule. Tests are not allowed to run over because another test will be starting shortly after the first one dismisses. If you are late you will not be given extra time or you may not be allowed to take the test if you arrive after it has started.
2. The administer is usually required to read a set of standardized instructions. Pay attention. These instructions will tell you the rules for the test session.
3. The test has standardized rules to ensure everyone is given a fair and equal shot at passing the exam. Hence the term "standardized".
4. If the rules say you have to remain until the administrator dismisses all test takers that's the rule. (I had one woman leave to use the restroom and never return. I had to invalidate her exam.)
5. Do not complain that "other test centers" allowed you to leave when finished. Obviously, the center you are currently at does not allow this.
6. If there is a recorded portion of the test you will usually only be allowed to hear the material once. Don't ask to have it repeated.
7. If you need special accommodations you must request them prior to arriving at the test center. One woman insisted she had to be allowed extra time because she had ADHD but had nothing to prove her diagnosis and just expected she'd be allowed extra time. We would have gladly provided the extra time (in a separate room) had she provided documentation to the organization.
8. If you are a no show/no call you will lose your fees.
9. If the test does not permit calculators you will not be allowed to use one.
10. If you are asked to be quiet - BE QUIET.
11. You are responsible for bringing your own writing implements.
12. No eating, drinking or chewing gum means exactly that.
13. If you finish before time is called you should wait quietly. Many test organizations will not permit you to do anything else while you're waiting. It's to prevent cheating.
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14) do not bring guests with you and expect that they be allowed to sit in the test room. No your toddler, baby,elderly parent, bff, or whoever does not "have the right" to be there.
15) if you need a ride to get there take your cell phone and have them with one so you can call them when needed...no they don't get to be in the test room either
16) if your ride, guest, whomever is waiting outside the room - they need to be quiet so as not to disturb the test-takers.
17) if you are a ride or guest of a test-taker - be quiet at all times.
18) Turn your cell phone off!
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July 18, 2012, 10:57:32 AM »
*Warning: GROSS*
This happened to someone I know: if you have food poisoning and are vomiting in the testing center, alert an attendant, don't attempt to complete a 4 hour exam while tossing your cookies every 10 minutes in the same room with a bunch of other people attempting to take exams.
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Read the rules about reporting problems with the testing center before you go. A coworker and I took our ESL tests at the same center about a week apart.
Her problems
1. They started the test 1/2 hours late. Coworker has blood sugar issues and had timed meals that day so she would have problems during those 4 hours. Now that was thrown off and they wouldnt let her step out to eat a snack from her purse.
2. About an hour into the test the computers shut down and all answers were lost so they had to restart the test.
3. The proctors talked during the test.
My problems
1. A week before, I called and asked for a cross street or the name of town the center was in, becaused google maps and gps were showing 2 different locations. (Houston has swallowed many towns, street names are repeated, some start and stop, street numbers are repeated).They just kept repreating the street address. I called coworker and got directions from her.
2. They got mad at me because the fingerprint thing wouldn't register my thumbprint. I finally got them to let me wipe my hand on a damp paper towel, that worked. (I have problems with touch screens, I think because of my skin condition makes my skin super dry)
3. Another tester kept laughing very loudly, I was not the only one that asked the proctor to get him to be quiet. Every time he laughed my computer shook and I couldn't read the screen.
4. The proctors kept talking.
5. I finished in about 50 minutes. I was taken aside and given instructions about applying to retake the test by 3 different people. Yes you have 4 hours, but is a computer based test and you can leave when you are done. I have always completed timed tests with ample time left over. I passed this test.
When I cooled off enough to complain, I found out you only get 24 hours. I get why, they don't want people to look up answers, realize they didn't pass and file a complaint. After I got my passing score, I decided to go ahead and try. I got a it is to late to complain answer.
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From the LSAT last month:
19) If there are rules about what you can and cannot bring into the test, follow them.
20) No, really, the rules won't be bent for you.
21) Administrators, familiarize yourself with the rules. If there's a rule that states "No digital watches," learn AHEAD OF TIME what a digital watch looks like. This is really basic, common knowledge and your lack thereof shouldn't slow down the test.
22) If you have a tic or a special need, see *ahead of time* if you can get accommodations for it.
23) If they say leaving the test center before the test is over will invalidate your score, that doesn't mean there are exceptions for you and your panic attack, hunger, important phone call (oh, remember that rule about no cellphones?), etc.
24) Administrators, jokes and stories before the test are fine, but maybe you could keep the really scary ones to a minimum? Five minutes before the test is an awful time to get psyched out.
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Western Student Wins National Anti-Hazing Award
February 18, 2013
MACOMB, IL – A Western Illinois University student has been honored with a national anti-hazing award for his work with a campus fraternity.
Michael W. Anderson, a junior elementary education major from Colfax, IL, was presented with the Hank Nuwer Anti-Hazing Hero Award from HazingPrevention.org. The award was one of two presented during the recent Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values annual conference, Feb. 7-10, in Indianapolis, IN.
Fourteen WIU students were among the more than 2,800 attending this year's conference, representing 115 fraternity and sorority affiliations.
Anderson is the "kustos" of the Sigma Chi fraternity at WIU, meaning he is in charge of house rituals. He is also serving his second term on the Interfraternity Council's e-board at Western, where he is the vice president of recruitment.
Anderson was nominated for the award because he initiated Hazing Awareness Week at Western and has hosted anti-hazing speakers on campus.
This week, Anderson said he was surprised and honored to represent the University when he learned he had been selected.
"This summer, I really started to think about what I could do to leave an imprint at WIU; how could I better my school so Greeks are more honored and respected around the nation," said Anderson of why he implemented the Hazing Awareness Week. "Nationally, hazing is a big issue and receives a lot of attention from the media. I began trying to come up with ideas on what I, as an individual, could do to get us going in the right direction."
According to the HazingPrevention.org website, the award is given each year to someone "who has been heroic enough to expose hazing, speak out against this problem" or is in some way working to combat the practice. The award is named for Associate Professor Hank Nuwer, an anti-hazing journalist and author of four books on the topic.
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Kalabhairav is believed to be the incarnation of Shiva. According to Hindu Mythology, once three Lords Brahma, VishnuVishnuVishnu is one of the Supreme Gods of Hindus and is a part of Hindu Trinity,.. and ShivaShivaShiva is one of the Supreme Gods of Hindu Trinity that ... were discussing about the serious topic that who was superior of them all. Unfortunately, the discussion turned out to be serious. BrahmaBrahmaAccording to Hinduism, the whole creation is the work of Trimurti (the Hindu Trinity)... passed sarcastic comments to Shiva. In fury, Kalabhairav (Kala-Kalabhairav) appeared from the angry Shiva's forehead and he slew one of the five heads of Brahma and left him with only four heads.
After that the head of Brahma stuck to Kalabhairav's left palm due to the sin of killing the most learned Brahmin. The conventional Hindu caste system divided society into four sects and Brahmin was known as the learned class who gained the knowledge of sacred texts written on Hinduism This sin is known as Brahminicide or Brahmahatya.
To expiate the sin of Brahmahatya, Kalabhairav had to wander in the world as a naked beggar with the skull of the slain as his begging bowl. Kalabhairav's sin is finally expiated when he reached the holy city of Varanasi, where a temple dedicated to him still exists.
Hindu's believe that Kalabhairav appeared or born on the eighth lunar day (ashtami) in the fortnight of the waning phase of the moon (KrishnaKrishnaIt is described that there are three aspects of the Supreme that must... paksha) in the Hindu month of Kartik that falls in the month of November - December. Since then, this day is celebrated as Birthday of Kalabhairav and is popular as Kalabhairav Jayanti.
How Devotees celebrate Kalabhairav Jayanti?
Devotees keep awake for the whole night. They keep praying and singing divine songs in the remembrance of Kalabhairav. A Hindu Priest in the temple, then recites the legends of Shiva, Brahma, ParvatiParvatiAfter the death of Shiva's first love Sati, Shiva... (consort of Shiva).
During midnight an Aarti It is a Hindu religious ritual of worship(end of a prayer or the conclusion of any auspicious rituals) of Kalabhairav should be performed with full devotion with the help of conches, bells and drums. After taking a bath in the morning, devotees, offer libations and oblations to their dead ancestors. Then they offer prayers to Kalabhairav, Shiva's consort Parvati with flowers and sweets. In the end, devotees offer milk, sweets, curd and other food as offerings to dogs (vehicle of Kalabhairav).
Kalabhairav Jayanti is celebrated with great pomp and show in BhairavBhairavAlso known as Kala Bhairava, Bhairava is the manifestation of Lord Shiva... Temple at Vaishno Devi hills in Kashmir. On this day, an idol of Kala-Kalabhairav which is made in gold or silver is immersed in a brass metal pot filled with water and worshipped with all spiritual prayers, as is done to Shiva. Then, the Hindu priests offer prasadam to all devotees gathered there.
In Varanasi, an eight-day pilgrimage of the eight temples dedicated to Ashta Kalabhairav, eight subsidiary aspects of Kalabhairav, is undertaken on the first eight days of the fortnight, culminating with Kalabhairav Jayanti. For the whole year, Kalabhairav's whole idol remained covered with the cloth except his face, however on Kalabhairav Ashtami, the cloth is removed to reveal the whole idol. The image is adorned with a garland of silver skulls on this day. Several devotees flock to the temple to have the divine glimpse of the whole idol of Kalabhairav.
Significance of Kalabhairav Jayanti:
It is believed that if devotees observe fast and pray with full devotion to the Kalabhairava on Kalabhairav Jayanti, they will be blessed with good health and wealth. Besides this they will get success in their future endeavors. Not only this, they can also be freed of their sin and the fear of their death.
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Manchester United defender Rafael has described team-mate Ryan Giggs' enduring performances for the Red Devils as "boring".
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Giggs, playing in his 999th competitive game, provided the match winner in United's 2-0 victory over Queens Park Rangers last Saturday.
And the 22-year-old Rafael, who opened the scoring at Loftus Road with a contender for goal of the season, believes Giggs' continual ability to bamboozle defenders, even at 39 years of age, is starting to wear thin.
"Ryan is an unbelievable player. Every game you see him, he works hard, scores goals and makes assists," Rafael told The Sun. "He is one of the top players that I have played with."
"He is such a good player it is getting boring."
But the young Brazilian admitted he would not have it any other way, believing he would not be the player he is today if it had not been for Giggs' almost parental guidance.
"He gives us experience, confidence and when you are feeling bad he comes and helps you, especially young players," Rafael said. "Sometimes young players find it tough going and he helps them to show how to do it.
"He knows it from playing for 22 years. He pulls the player aside and gives him advice.
"He spoke to me a lot when I was young."
And Giggs' advice is paying dividends for Rafael, the fullback becoming a permanent fixture in manager Alex Ferguson's side, a defensive player with an eye goal – both traits coming to the fore against QPR.
"It was a very good day, we are very happy. You can see when you get a clean sheet and then another one it builds your confidence," he said. "So that is what is happening. We are getting very consistent.
"This is my third goal and we are getting the points.
"I saw the ball coming towards me, I just hit straight through it and knew it was in the moment I hit it.
"You just get that feeling and I didn't want to blink in case I caused it to miss. I can't remember scoring as good a goal. I scored against Liverpool but it was not the same. I curled the ball then.
"I will watch my goal and everyone will say 'what a goal'. I am very happy."
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MARK MADISON: Good morning. Today is June 30th, 2010, and we are at the Sc3 Conference doing a Podcast with Finis Dunaway. He's an Associate Professor of History at Trent University in Canada, and he came down here to speak to about 100 high school kids who are interested in the conservation movement and a career, hopefully, in the environmental movement.
Finis is an environmental historian, an American historian, an expert on visual culture, and he gave a wonderful talk on the imagery used in "Global Climate Change."
So, Finis, welcome. It's good to have you here.
We also have Emily Jenkins with us, who is helping out with this Podcast.
And, Finis, I guess the first question to ask you is: How did you end up being an environmental historian?
FINIS DUNAWAY: It was a long, strange trip, I suppose, that brought me into that. I suppose at some level it started from having an interest in environmental issues as I graduated from high school in 1989 and the Exxon Valdez spill was certainly a major media story, and I think that together with other factors led me to get very involved in a student environmental group. I went to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and there was actually a national coalition of student groups that was forming then, and that was really a formative experience for me because we had a huge conference that fall that brought in David Brower and Barry Commoner and all of these major figures in the environmental movement. And I went ahead to study history, but I didn't know there was such a field as environmental history. And when I went to graduate school, that was not my plan, because I didn't know that there was such a field out there. And when I was in graduate school studying American history, I got very interested in cultural history, in particular the history of photography and film and visual culture.
And then sort of randomly stumbled into some books by environmental historians and some other classes and was really quite taken by their approach. It seemed a fundamentally different way to think about the past. And also a number of them happened to be great writers, people like William Cronin and Donald Worster and others, and I was very much-- really captured my imagination.
And so the idea of taking environmental history and thinking about how it was related to the history of visual culture and images, since I know in my own life, and I suspected in many other people's, that images played a very important role in how they understood the natural world and maybe how they understood environmental issues. So that sort of led me in that direction.
MARK MADISON: How have images shaped how we understand global climate change?
FINIS DUNAWAY: Well, I think they've played a very important role, particularly recently. Global warming has been in the media, in the mainstream media, for well over 20 years now, but there was-- partly because of the issue of people saying that there was scientific uncertainty whether or not there was a real problem, which, of course, some of that uncertainty was manufactured by particular right-wing interest groups that brought along suspect scientists to say things that were not, in fact, in the peer-reviewed scientific literature. But in terms of global warming being a popular issue that many people understand and feel some concern about, I think it's just been in the last few years, and I would have to say that Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" has to be seen as the most fundamental text in making people aware of the problem and making them really feel like this is something they should have some concern about.
You cannot now talk about global warming, in most events I go to, anyway, without hearing Al Gore's name mentioned at some point, which I think is a sign of just how significant that film was. Very unexpectedly, given the way he was portrayed in the 2000 election as a person without any charisma to come across and make a Powerpoint movie about a very kind of wonkish topic and yet gain as much popular attention. That, together with these iconic polar bear pictures that are circulating, those everyone has seen of the polar bear on melting ice, seems to give us a sense of the significance of the problem and a sense that there is a tangible visual symbol that we can look at and understand the issues.
So I would definitely say it's in the last few years the visual media have played an absolutely crucial role in making that into a popular concern.
MARK MADISON: Are there things we should be aware of as consumers of this visual media?
FINIS DUNAWAY: Absolutely. One of the things I mentioned in the talk today was that the polar bear image, for all its importance and for all of its ability to raise concern, and for all of its circulation in various media today, we need to be-- we need to ask what it is that the polar bear shows us, but also what it is that's excluded, what's hidden from the frame. And among other issues I wanted to talk to the students today about, human communities that are being affected by global warming, as well as places closer to home, that this is not just a problem affecting the Poles. It's, of course, most visible there and most dramatic there at the moment, but will have lots of ramifications on all kinds of landscapes all over the world, and I think that if we too much focus on the polar bear it may make it hard to understand how much climate change is going to permeate so many landscapes and so many ecosystems, is already in fact doing that and will more so in the future.
EMILY JENKINS: Why were you so excited about coming the Student Climate and Conservation Congress? How did you hope to influence the kids that are attending?
FINIS DUNAWAY: Well, I thought it was an absolutely excellent opportunity, I was really excited when I got the invitation, partly because I feel myself having to admit that I'm now middle-aged since I just turned 39, and that seems to be somehow-- I'm close enough to 40 that I'm middle-aged-- and thinking back to when I was their age and when environmentalism started to become something that I think had a bit more popular resonance, largely because of the media coverage of certain issues, and I think there is a certain degree of hope and idealism and passion that younger people can bring to issues that we don't always see among people, unfortunately, I might say of my age and older, and so I really wanted to be a part of that conversation and hope that I could say something that they would find meaningful and that it would some way connect with their own experience and with how they imagine their own futures. So I was hoping to give them a sense of how visual artists are perhaps giving us a different way of thinking about global warming in ways that are both critical and important but also at times inspiring and hopeful, and I thought that somehow combining those emotions, those feelings that you see in some of this art with their own sense of growing up in a world that must seem rather scary at times but also that they do have certain degree of capacity and power and hope to make a contribution to be involved in these issues in whatever form it takes, that for me that was an opportunity I did not want to pass up. So I was delighted to be here and to be able to speak to them.
MARK MADISON: Well, Finis, thank you so much for your time. Thank you for coming all the way from Canada down here to Shepherdstown, West Virginia. We really appreciate it. We've been talking about Finis Dunaway. He's a professor at Trent University in Canada. His book is called "Natural Visions: The Power of Images in American Environmental Reform," and he has a forthcoming book title yet unknown, or do you have --
FINIS DUNAWAY: Yeah, there's a very tentative title "From the Atomic Bomb to Global Warming: The Environmental Crisis In American Visual Culture," which will be a while before it's out, but hopefully not too long.
MARK MADISON: The first book is very good, and Finis actually has some excellent articles, too. So thanks again.
FINIS DUNAWAY: Thanks so much for having me. It was a real privilege and treat to be here.
MARK MADISON: And thanks to all of you who took the time to listen in.
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