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No team has occupied the No. 1 spot more than Duke since USA TODAY Sports took over administration of the men's basketball coaches poll in 1991.
It should come as no surprise, then, that the Blue Devils are back on top after a wild week. Duke received 20 of 31 first-place votes and now holds the No. 1 position for the 102nd poll, more than twice its nearest challenger, archrival North Carolina, which has topped the poll 48 times.
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In part, the Blue Devils benefited from their own light schedule, winning their lone game of the week Thursday night at home against Georgia Tech then getting a weekend off. But they won't have to wait long for their next test as they travel to Miami (Fla.) on Wednesday. The Hurricanes finished just outside the top 25 in the voting this week but remain the lone Atlantic Coast Conference squad without a league loss.
No. 2 Kansas made a case for the No. 1 ranking. The Jayhawks, owners of the nation's longest current winning streak at 15, outlasted Texas on the road over the weekend and received eight No. 1 votes this week. No. 3 Michigan, which won a big game at Minnesota last week, climbed two places to No. 3 and claimed one No. 1 vote. Also up two places is No. 4 Syracuse, the team that made sure Louisville's stay at No.1 would last just one week. The Orange picked up the remaining two No.1 votes following their road win against the Cardinals, who slipped to No. 5 this week.
No. 6 Arizona and No. 7 Florida are next on an upward trajectory. No. 8 Indiana is moving the other way, down from the No. 2 spot after a midweek home loss to Wisconsin and a lackluster win against Northwestern. Rounding out the top 10 are No. 9 Butler and No. 10 Gonzaga, who staged what has arguably been the game of the year so far Saturday night at legendary Hinkle Field House in Indianapolis. Butler's buzzer-beater propelled it to its first regular-season top-10 ranking since March 2010.
Some new names joined the top 25 this week, among them No. 19 Oregon. The Ducks finished a single point behind UCLA a week ago to narrowly miss the top 25, but they took care of that themselves by upending the Bruins at Pauley Pavilion on Saturday. It is Oregon's first poll appearance since December 2007.
No. 21 Wichita State, a home winner against then-No.10 Creighton in Missouri Valley play Saturday, also joins the ranked this week along with No. 24 Mississippi. The Rebels, co-leaders in the Southeastern Conference, earn their first ranking since the 2010 season.
UNLV was the victim of life in the rugged Mountain West, recording a midweek win at San Diego State but following with a loss at Colorado State to fall out of the top 25. The Runnin' Rebels join UCLA and slumping Illinois among the dropouts this week, while San Diego State held on to the No. 25 position.


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Every gearhead remembers the first car or truck they drove when they were 10 years old. I mean 16. No, actually in Paul Elliott's case, he was 10.
"My father started letting me drive the farm truck through the pasture fields every night to bring back the cows for milking. Eventually, he let me drive them up in the morning and bring them back in the evening. When I was around 13, I was able to move from the pasture field to the road to go get the cows. Between the ages of 10 and 15, well, let's just say I learned to do some pretty mean donuts out in the middle of the field-which my dad did not appreciate too much." The object of Paul's boyhood abuse was a '51 Chevy, with a six-cylinder, three-on-the-tree, and teal green paint.
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"When looking for cars or being at shows," Paul wrote, "I started seeing more and more old trucks, and started thinking it would be great to drive a hot rod similar to my very first vehicle. One day, while surfing the web, looking at cars, I stumbled across this one. A year later, you see what I have."
Nostalgia may have been his motivation for building his second '51, but that's got to be as far as the influence goes. There's no way any dad would let a 10-year-old kid plow across the farm fields in anything as nice as Paul's present-day five-window pickup.
The truck was about halfway done when he found it in Missouri. The frame was built and the engine and body had been started-enough to give Paul a headstart on the project, but with plenty of work left to turn it into the truck he wanted.
Painting a pickup high-gloss black means you'd better have that sheetmetal laser-beam straight. Mike Dusold accomplished that with the bodywork on the '51, which required rebuilding the doors, running boards, and fenders. The aftermarket bed from Mar-K, white oak floor, and LED taillights were added by Paul. Mike shot the mirror finish, with base and clearcoat. The interior pinstriping was done by Ken Smith.
Underneath, the chassis was modified with a '68 Camaro front clip. The rear is stock '51 with 3.71:1 gears. Air Ride Technologies bags at all corners get the height just right and improve the handling. Paul kept stock drum brakes at all four wheels, where he mounted low-profile Falken rubber on 17×7 Eagle alloy rims. Paul made a great choice with the classic five-spoke design, given the overall traditional look of the truck, the aggressive black paintjob, and the need for some brightwork to complement the paint and match the chrome on the grille, bumpers, and trim pieces.
A look under the hood reveals a hot rodded 350ci Chevy small-block. The engine was built with help from Dayne West from Grapevine Automotive Services and Dean Peterson at Peterson Automotive Service. An MSD ignition fires the small-block, bored 0.030-over to 355 cubic inches and stuffed with a Comp Cams camshaft. The heads were ported and polished. Induction is handled by a single Edelbrock 600-cfm AFB on top an Edelbrock aluminum intake manifold. Headers from Sanderson carry the exhaust to Magnaflow mufflers. The 700-R4 transmission is operated by a Lokar shifter.
In the cab, Paul added modified seats taken from a '90s-era Chevy pickup. The headrests were reshaped by Roger Smith at Lone Star Trim, who upholstered it all in torch-red leather with black leather trim. The door panels got the same treatment. The Budnik steering wheel is wrapped in black leather. The dash was kept mostly stock with the addition of wood trim for the Vintage Air A/C controls and vents. The gauges are from Dakota Digital, and Dayne West made sure every custom wire was installed right. An Alpine stereo provides entertainment from satellite radio or CDs.
It took a year to make the pickup look like this. The finished '51 isn't driven as frequently as the teal farm truck Paul drove when he was 10, but he does take it out a couple of times a month, to shows and local events in the Dallas and Fort Worth area. To date, he's won five Best In Show prizes and a couple of First Place class awards-and most recently, a magazine feature in CCT.


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Among the items for sale: T-shirts commemorating the first and second nights of the concerts at London's O2 arena, belt buckles, caps, sunglasses and mugs. A varsity jacket modeled after the one Jackson wore in the "Thriller" video will also be available.
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Southington School Supt. Dr. Joseph Erardi is appreciative of a recently announced state grant that will allow for better security at ALTA, but he was hoping to receive enough grant money to increase security measures at all of the schools in the district. He is hoping further funding comes from a planned second round of grants in early 2014.
"I'm cautiously optimistic," Erardi said.
Last week, Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced that 169 schools, in 36 districts, will receive funds in the first round of the Competitive Grant Program for school security, part of the Gun Violence Prevention and Children's Safety Act. State funding of $5 million will be used to reimburse municipalities for a portion of the costs associated security infrastructure improvements made in the wake of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown.
"After the horrific events on December 14th, Connecticut cities and towns moved swiftly to improve security infrastructures at schools in need," Gov. Malloy said in a statement. "We will never be able to prevent every random act, but we can take the steps necessary to make sure that our children and our teachers are as safe as possible. This funding allows districts with the most need to implement modern security measures that will make schools safer."
The awards, administered by the Department of Emergency Services (DESPP) and Public Protection in consultation with the Department of Education (SDE) and the Department of Construction Services (DCS), were based on a school security assessment survey conducted by each local school district that applied. Each municipality will be reimbursed between 20 and 80 percent according to town wealth. Funds from municipalities, which total $3,921,435, will be matched with nearly $5 million in state funding for an overall $8,911,853 investment in school security among the 169 schools.
Southington received $3,459 from the state. This is the second lowest amount received by a municipality, with only Greenwich, which received $1,918, receiving less. Bridgeport, which received the most, was awarded $1,035,375.
In Southington, the grant money will be used to implement security measures at ALTA, including a walkie-talkie system that will allow the director to speak directly with Erardi in the case of an emergency. Erardi declined to go into further details on the safety measures.
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This specimen's finish is better, in some respects, than a factory CPO refinished Sig, or even a new one. Its slide has been Teflon coated by our friends at Black Ice Coatings in Utah, one of the most durable finishes on this planet. This 228 has served and protected our Swiss friends in the Northwest Region of their country, Canton Solothurn, with that subdivision's counterpart to our State Police. The Solothurn Shield adorns the forward left side of the slide on this specimen. From its KB Date Code, it was manufactured in 1991; and this pistol is thoroughly German, and serialized on its frame, slide, and barrel. Its only U.S. marking is PW Arms import stamp on the right side of the slide, as the photos show. It is standard traditional double action: from a resting hammer, a long double action pull on the first shot, and then single action until the shooter engages the decocker. 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FILTER Good Gift Guide, Day 9: Booze Roundup: Spirits To Get You In The Holiday Spirit
By Staff on December 13, 2012
'Tis the holiday season and here at FILTER we believe in giving gifts that keep on giving. So in the spirit of the holidays, throughout December we'll be posting our Good Gift Guide ideas for your picky loved ones.
December and January are no doubt two of the most beautiful and best-decorated months of the year, but they are also the coldest. There's Jack Frost nipping at your nose and folks dressed up like Eskimos, yet there is a simple way to brave the cold—and it's legal, for those of us who have been around for at least 21 years.
No, we're not talking about the cheap beer jacket, though we like that one too. It's something even more magical: a booze invisibility cloak, if you will.
Below are five kinds of booze that FILTER recommends for your next holiday party with your best friends and family. Open a bottle or three and get a record spinning. Stay classy though—nobody has time for holiday hangovers.
For $190 per bottle, this "beer" has got to be good, right? First created in 2002, Sam Adams Utopias has come a long way, now celebrating its 10-year anniversary. The ABV is no longer 24%, but a whopping 29%, defining it as the the strongest naturally-fermented beer ever. It also tastes like cocoa, toffee, molasses, berries, and vanilla. This beer is basically Christmas in your mouth.
Sophisticated single malt scotch whiskey from the Scottish Highlands, anyone? This stuff has been around since 1839, so drink up and keep the tradition alive. Check out the Dalmore site for price information and other Dalmore details.
This tequila has been aged for several years in American oak casks, which is why you won't be able to get enough of its combined flavors of maple, coconut, vanilla, and caramel. A full bottle costs $40-$60, and "The Tasting Flight," which is a mini-collection of the three different flavors, is as low as $9.99.
Maker's 46 is the new version of the bourbon classic with an unforgettable wax seal. It is bolder than ever, with added bite and spice. Taste the difference yourself for just $35.00.
With flavors of citrus, cinnamon, and orange blossom, this pisco is so smooth you can drink it on its own. The Peruvians know how to party. $40.
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Former Santa Clara soccer star Leslie Osborne is currently in China with the U.S. Women's National Team for the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup. Osborne will be writing blogs throughout her time in China, chronicling her first World Cup experience. She is joined in Shangahi by two former Santa Clara stars, Aly Wagner and Marian Dalmy. Check back in on a regular basis to see what is happening on the other side of the globe.
BLOG ENTRY #1 - Shanghai
The time we have dreamt about has come. The Women's World cup is here. This is why we have dragged each other past the finish line during fitness. This is why we live the game every day! This is our opportunity to make the last two years of training and preparation pay off. This is where the best team in the world will shine!
For some, this is another opportunity to play in a World Cup, for others it will be the first. It all comes together on September 11 in our first game against North Korea. We will have been in China 13 days by then, plenty of time to get acclimated to the time zone, the food and the weather.
We left Los Angeles on Monday morning, Aug. 27, after playing our last send off game vs. Finland the previous Saturday. We beat the Fins 4-0 as Shannon Boxx, Lindsay Tarpley, Kristine Lilly and Heather O'Reilly scored.
Sunday was our day off to get everything done before departing. Everyone split up to get ready for our 35-day adventure. I went with some friends to Manhattan Beach to enjoy my last banana buckwheat pancakes and my vanilla latte from Coffee Bean. The rest of the day was spent packing, doing laundry, errands and cleaning. It is very hard to pack for 35 days, especially in China.
We left early Monday morning for Shanghai. Everything went pretty smoothly, I must say. Some of my teammates were lucky enough to be bumped up to business class. I didn't make the cut (not enough caps, yet!), but I enjoyed coach class with two of my teammates Carli Lloyd and Natasha Kai. I watched a DVD, read a book, colored with Tasha and even slept a couple hours. Time flew by and before I knew it, the 13-hour flight was over. Best trip over to China yet!
It doesn't really feel like we are in China, mostly because our hotel rooms are amazing. It is definitely one of the nicest hotels I've ever stayed in. The food here is usually our biggest challenge. We shipped over trunks of American food and snacks, but in all honestly, the food has been pretty good. I have never seen cheese here during the four previous times I've been to China, so I was ecstatic to see cheese platters set out at all of our meals! What makes our trip even more special is that we have found a Coffee Bean Tea & Leaf. I will be making daily trips to Old Town, which is a cute section in Shanghai, to get my fix.
We got to pick our roommates for the first leg of the trip. I am lucky enough to room with Steph Lopez. She is the only college player left on the team so much of her time is consumed with homework, and planning her Christmas wedding. Congrats Steph!
With a fifteen-hour time change from the West Coast, China can be difficult to adjust to. Having a great hotel with comfortable beds and great food can help make it easier.
Shanghai is quite crazy! We have to be very careful because the Chinese drivers are nuts. Shanghai has around 800 car accidents per day! It's a good thing we travel in a huge bus with police escorts!
Our first practice was pretty fun. It was pouring rain and very humid! There were thunderstorms and lightening the whole day so we were lucky to even get out on the field. We were welcomed by hundreds of frogs one day and lots of dragonflies the next. These dragonflies were like small birds and actually were not bothered by us at all. I wonder what animals will surprise us tomorrow? The weather has been very humid and it looks as if it will be that way the whole month of September.
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It seems like that thought rises up, just as New Year's resolutions fade and summer break is a just few calendar pages away.
The "Next Great Cruise Adventure" is, of course, a relative feeling, unique to you or your family and very, very personal. We all have lists. Lists of things to do or yet to achieve, adventures, waiting to be shared.
Hey, the list of…lists, is never ending, but the circumstances that make today's list important – may never be the same again. Do any of these sound familiar to you?
- Your folks, who have been very good to you, are aging.- The kids are just at the right age to try something new and challenging.- Your spouse has a window of time from his or her job (only certain for this summer).- Or, you been moving too fast for too long and just need to reconnect.
These are all great reasons for making now the time – for that Next Great Cruise Adventure!
Here is a brief list of possible cruise adventures. Let's explore.
Cruises this summer are still a value, large in size and adventure.
We are experiencing a renaissance in the number of new ships on the market these days. In April, Celebrity cruises launched Eclipse, the third in its Solstice class. It actually entered the market by transporting from Bilbao, Spain, to Southampton, England, approximately 2,200 vacationers who had been stranded by the travel disruption caused by the volcanic eruption in Iceland. Holland America Line will introduce its ms Nieuw Amsterdam in July 2010. Its interior design and art collection will reflect the glamour and history of New York City, formerly called Nieuw Amsterdam. And who can forget two of the most attention-getting entries into the cruise market in 2009 – Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas and Carnival Dream. That's just a sampling of what is out there.
In recent years, more cruise lines have begun introducing their own version of "any-time dining" and casual-attire specialty restaurants. For example, the Solstice features no less than 10 different dining venues.
Cruise prices reached historic lows in 2009. It has been said that the bargain basement prices are all swept up for 2010, but that doesn't mean you can't find great value. If you find something you're interested in, lock in the pricing with a $100 -$250 deposit. It is fully refundable until final payment, usually around 70 days from sailing. Deals are out there and your local travel professionals can help you match up with the right product and price.
As cruise lines position their ships for the summer months, Alaska and Europe are perennial favorite summer destinations. Alaska, Mother Natures' playground, is where people are small in numbers and significance. While visiting, you get the feeling that each moment may present a natural drama from the days of Wild Kingdom. Animals going their own way, never giving us a thought or a glance. Flowers are blooming in the morning and completing their life-cycle that night. Oh! And if a four-story glacier of ice crashes in the sea, bobbing five times before it floats away on a Tuesday morning, who hears it?
While there, whale watching, gold panning, hiking, fishing, white-water rafting, dog-sledding, tobogganing in shorts on a glacier – and of course continuous sight-seeing in 60-70 degrees in August is possible. Really, there is something to see or do for every member of the family, grandpa through 5th graders, and they can do it, together.
When it comes to Europe, think of cruising Europe in four parts, each with its own history, weather and charm.
The Eastern Mediterranean from Italy to Spain is easily the one Americans try out first, and it is also the most popular. Book the "Med" early, on just about any cruise line you can think of. European cruise lines like, MSC and Costa (Italian) and Cunard are real values in comparison to the bigger players that only go there seasonally. There's even a luxury line that is a tall ship with sails. Windstar enters a Mediterranean port with masts flying and beckons the town folk to come welcome her, right around dusk and dinner. Awesome experience.
Greece and Turkey are for the sun worshippers from May to September. Warm waters and cloudless skies are the norm as one approaches a port with history as old as Troy and authentic food that has not changed in as many years. Island hopping in the Aegean or Adriatic Seas is perfect for those who love to explore small villages and talk with residents about their wonderful heritage. Visit Athens and Istanbul for sure, but don't miss the islands of Santorini, Mykonos and Rhodes.
Scandinavia is a classic land of seafarers and monarchs, historically speaking. Stylish clothiers, night life, and fine seafood dining are the staple of safe cities like Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo. For the sightseers, fjords and handcraft shops abound.
Lastly, we return to the Baltics. These are countries rushing onto the world's scene of commerce, yet with their own golden history prior to the influence of the Soviet Union. The Baltic people are proud of their independence and offer us a real European value for our money.
You see, this summer really has great choices for your Next Great Cruise Adventure. What's on your list?
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De Aza triple lifts White Sox past Yankees, 6-5
CHICAGO (AP) -- Hours after Alex Rodriguez dug in for a fight, the New York Yankees looked like they might be down for the count.
It'll be hard to pick themselves up after this.
Alejandro De Aza's game-winning triple in the 12th rallied the Chicago White Sox to a 6-5 win over the Yankees on Wednesday night, after Rodriguez appealed his suspension earlier in the day.
The Rodriguez story took another turn, two days after he was hit with a 211-game punishment following MLB's investigation into Biogenesis of America, a defunct Florida anti-aging clinic accused of distributing banned performance-enhancing drugs.
The players' union formally appealed the suspension, sending the case to an independent arbitrator.
Then, the Yankees fell for the 14th time in 20 games after Mariano Rivera blew the lead in the ninth and Robinson Cano hit a go-ahead homer in the 12th.
They're 11 1/2 games out of first place, a stunning number for a team that hadn't been 10 or more games off the lead since Sept. 17, 2008
"We're battling," Rivera said.
The White Sox rallied with two out in the bottom half against Adam Warren (1-2).
Tyler Flowers singled off the pitcher's glove and moved to third on a single by Alexei Ramirez. De Aza followed with a triple to right-center, giving the White Sox their third straight win after a 10-game losing streak.
The Yankees looked like they were going to come away with the win when Cano broke out of a 6 for 43 slump by driving a pitch from Dylan Axelrod (4-8) 431 feet to right-center. The home run -- his 22nd -- was his first since July 10.
The Yankees built an early 4-0 lead and were up one going into the ninth, but Rivera couldn't hold it.
Baseball's all-time saves leader, came in to a standing ovation and retired the first two batters before Gordon Beckham doubled.
A pinch-hitting Adam Dunn then drove a single just to the left of a diving Rodriguez at third on an 0-2 pitch to tie it at 4.
The blown save was just the third in 38 opportunities for Rivera, who allowed one run over two innings. And it denied CC Sabathia his first win in more than a month after he pitched into the eighth.
"You don't expect to tie it up off the greatest closer ever, but I guess with our team that makes perfect sense," Chicago's Paul Konerko said, smiling.
Rodriguez picked up a single and walked in his third game back after having hip surgery in January. He also had a chance to drive in the go-ahead run with two out in the 11th but grounded out with a runner on third. Then, he was replaced in the field in the bottom half.
Alfonso Soriano hit a two-run homer off Hector Santiago and scored twice. Eduardo Nunez went deep and collected three hits, and Sabathia was in line for his first win since July 3 before things turned.
He gave up three runs and five hits, including a towering homer to Beckham in the fifth.
The White Sox pulled within 4-3 in the seventh on an RBI double by Konerko and fielder's choice grounder by Beckham, and Sabathia left after Conor Gillaspie grounded out leading off the eighth.
David Robertson came in and struck out Tyler Flowers looking on a 3-2 pitch, drawing an argument from the White Sox player and an ejection for pitching coach Don Cooper in the dugout.
Alexei Ramirez then singled and stole second, but De Aza grounded out to end the inning.
Santiago struggled, allowing four runs and seven hits over 5 2-3 innings, but the bullpen kept the White Sox in the game.
As for A-Rod, Rodriguez was 1 for 5 after going a combined 2 for 6 the previous two nights. He was also back at third base after serving as the designated hitter on Tuesday.
The fans' reaction was about the same as it was in his first two games -- loud boos. It'll be interesting how the crowd at Yankee Stadium reacts when New York opens a weekend series against Detroit on Friday.
"I'm not sure," Rodriguez said.
How would he like them to react?
"Same way you would like them," Rodriguez said. "Again, I'm just super excited to come home, put on the pinstripes and play for the greatest fans in baseball."
NOTES: Austin Romine started his second straight game at catcher for the Yankees. Girardi said there is nothing wrong with Chris Stewart. ... Dayan Viciedo was back in the White Sox's lineup as the designated hitter -- not the left fielder -- after missing a game because of a jammed left thumb. ... Both teams are off Thursday. ... The White Sox have a day-night doubleheader against Minnesota on Friday, with LHP John Danks starting the first game and LHP Charlie Leesman making his major league debut in the nightcap. ... RHP Ivan Nova starts Friday for the Yankees, with RHP Rick Porcello pitching for Detroit.


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Join us every Thursday at 5pm at the Catholic Student Center for a home-cooked meal followed by an engaging speaker. Come hear talks about relationships, different ways to serve the church, and how to grow in your own faith. This is a perfect opportunity to meet other people within the community, and if you like to cook, you can sign up to help cook one (or some) of the meals!
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Henry Almeida is entering his seventh season at the helm of the UMass Dartmouth men's soccer program. Under his watchful eye, the Corsairs have posted an overall record of 61-45-6, five consecutive campaigns with at least 10 victories, and three appearances in the Little East Conference Men's Soccer Championship Game.
Almeida, the 12th man to guide the men's soccer program, will begin the 2014 season three victories shy of becoming the all-time wins leader. Prior to taking over the program in 2008, Almeida served as an assistant coach for two seasons under Ray Cabral, the all-time wins leader (63).
Last season, UMass Dartmouth sported an overall record of 11-8, including a 5-2 mark within the conference circuit. The Corsairs finished in a tie for second place with Keene State College, but earned the second seed in the conference tournament by virtue of a 4-2 win over the Owls during the regular-season. UMass Dartmouth advanced to the finals of the Little East tournament for the second straight season and fourth time in program history with a 3-1 victory over third-seeded Keene State College.
In 2012, Almeida led the Corsairs to the fifth highest single-season win total in program history, boasting a 12-7 mark. UMass Dartmouth opened the 2012 schedule by capturing the Southern Maine Invitational with overtime victories over Coast Guard Academy and Saint Joseph's (Maine). The 2012 Little East Conference Coach of the Year directed UMass Dartmouth to a 3-1 upset victory at Keene State College in the semifinals of the conference tournament, booking the program's first appearance in the finals since 2009.
A talented recruiter and motivator, Almeida was selected by his peers as the Little East Conference Coach of the Year in 2012 and 2009. He has mentored a total of 21 All-Little East Conference selections, including 11 members on the first-team. In 2013, Victor Ferreia became the first student-athlete in program history to be voted the as Offensive Player of the Year. Almeida has also produced two of the past three Rookies of the Year in Aelaf Solomon (2012) and Nick Gontijo (2011).
Almeida began his head coaching career at the interscholastic level, overseeing the Old Rochester Regional High School boys' program for two years. He was also active in the Massachusetts Premier League (MAPLE), coaching the Storm and Nor'easter clubs in the Division 1 circuit. Almeida also led the St. Michael's soccer club to the Under-16 boys' South Coast League championships in 2001 and 2002.
The Dartmouth, Mass. native began his intercollegiate career at Merrimack College before transferring to UMass Dartmouth, where he played for Jim Cook.
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Avenue81 needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 73 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
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I curse a lot.
Project Mojave (PM) is a monthly membership website aimed at (and marketed to) 20 to 35-year-olds seeking an alternative to corporate life. Project Mojave started in February 2009 and officially launched in May to a list of roughly 800 people (approximately 200 members joined from that list). Project Mojave's tagline is "Create a 'Freedom Business' in 3 Months"; this tagline is also our unique selling proposition (USP). (I define a "Freedom Business," as a business that has no accounts receivable, requires little capital investment, has an automated sales process, and has a high probability of success in a short period of time).
I'm proud of the fact that for every month someone is a member of Project Mojave, we pay for a month of schooling for one freed slave in Africa (including books, teachers, room and board). In one of our banner ads we say "You get Freedom Education, THEY Get Freedom Education.
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Today's guest blog post is by anthropology student Ennis Barbery.
When Elizabeth Van Dolah and I became the student representatives for the Washington Area Professional Anthropologists (WAPA), we thought about the main reasons students are interested in attending WAPA's events, and we held student happy hours to discuss what sorts of events students wanted. One of the main reasons that students become involved with WAPA is that we want to make connections with anthropologists working in the career settings to which we aspire. We want to learn about how they got started, the challenges they faced, and the advice they have for those of us trying to find our way into their chosen career field. With this knowledge about student interests and goals in mind, Elizabeth and I began planning the WAPA Career Panel that was held on the evening of April 2nd, 2013 at the Charles Sumner School in Washington, D. C.
For the panel, we attempted to recruit practicing anthropologists from a variety of sub-disciplines and working in different types of agencies. We ended up with a nicely balanced group of three: Kirsti Uunila, an archaeologist working as a Historic Preservation Planner for Calvert County, Maryland; John Primo, an ecological anthropologist working for the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management; and Frances Norwood, a medical anthropologist working as a social science research analyst for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. On the night of April 2nd, followed by some time to eat and socialize at a nearby restaurant, each of the panelists gave a brief talk about their current careers, explaining the paths they took in finding those careers, how mentors helped direct them, and giving advice to those wishing to get started on a similar path or to make a change in their current careers. Then, we opened up the floor for discussion. 25-30 people were in attendance and I recognized many of the attendees as students. The questions they raised ranged in topics, from navigating to the government job application website to balancing work and family; from the rationale for getting a PhD as compared with a master's degree to recommendations about specific medical anthropology programs in the area.
Apart from the important advice that the panelists provided, this career panel helped to humanize these professional and very successful anthropologists for students. Sometimes, especially when we are insulated in coursework, it becomes difficult to imagine that we will eventually be getting paid to do anthropological research. The panelists told stories about bartending and cleaning park toilets. Their paths to their current careers were meandering, and the stories they told helped me relate to them and see myself as a practicing anthropologist.


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The California Highway Patrol says a missing teenager from Washington has been safely located in Mexico.
The CHP did not give details on how they located 14-year-old Elizabeth Romero, but canceled a statewide Amber Alert that had been active since last Thursday.
Washington police said the teen was abducted in the town of Kennewick, Washington a day earlier.
The CHP issued the alert because they thought she and her abductor may be headed to Mexico.
Her boyfriend, Edwardo Fabian Flores Rosales, is still on the loose, according to police.
Rosales was last seen driving a 2001-2003 green Ford Escape with a roof rack, custom wheels, and temporary Washington plates.
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Details have emerged today about one of Google's upcoming Nexus phones.
Paul O'Brief of MoDaCO has discovered that LG will make a Nexus smartphone, and it should launch in November.
The LG Nexus boasts some impressive specs, including a quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor, 2GB of RAM, 1280x768 True-HD IPS display, and an 8 megapixel camera.
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A.M. Three Strikes: Serial rapists asks for and gets life in prison; shooter creates terror in the heart of Hollywood
LEADING OFF: Serial rapist Marc O'Leary, 33, was sentenced to 327 1/2 years in prison for an attempted assault and three sexual assaults in Aurora, Westminster and Golden. In The Denver Post this morning, Sara Burnett details Friday's emotional hearing during which O'Leary called himself a "sexually violent predator" and apologized to the victims for what District Judge Philip McNulty called "commando-style rapes."
STRIKE ONE: Also in The Denver Post this morning, John Ingold reports on more than 4,000 medical-marijuana registry applications that are on hold while the state health department investigates whether doctors followed laws for prescribing the drug. Kieran Nicholson continues to follow the story of a fatal hit-and-run in Aurora on Nov. 26. An Arvada man was arrested in the case on Friday for allegedly driving drunk when he ran a red light at 92 mph, colliding with and killing a 55-year old man.
STRIKE TWO: In other Colorado news this morning, The Boulder Daily Camera follows the story of Zachary Meints, 23, the former youth hockey coach who allegedly sent sexual texts and online messages to children. Meints was released on Friday after posting a $35,000 bond and ordered to have no contact with anyone under the age of 18. He faces five counts of Internet sexual exploitation of children. The Colorado Springs Gazette reports on the body of a 17-year-old runaway that was discovered in a heating vent on the roof of an elementary school. The Aspen Times details the theft of painkillers and sedatives from the Basalt Fire Department's station in El Jebel in November. The department, which also acts as an emergency medical response ambulance service, said that the morphine and Valium were included in the stolen drugs.
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Since 2013 we've been bringing you the latest news in the literary world, and we're not about to stop anytime soon! This week our Executive Assistant, Cassie Lawrence, showcases the latest exciting books being published and prizes being awarded in the UK; our new Editor-at-Large from Brazil, Lara Norgaard, focuses on racial and gender diversity in festivals across the country, as well as newly published work that had been previously lost; finally, our Editor-at-Large for Taiwan, Vivian Szu-Chin Chih, fills us in on the latest prizes as well as film festivals happening right now!
Cassie Lawrence, Executive Assistant at Asymptote, reports from the UK:
An unpublished manuscript from the late author Maurice Sendak (known for Where the Wild Things Are) has been discovered. The manuscript is complete with illustrations and is said to date from twenty years ago, according to Publishers Weekly. A publisher for the new title has not yet been announced.
June 20-23 saw twenty British writers and over fifty literature professionals from around the world gather in Norwich as part of the International Literature Showcase. An online platform that allows the showcasing and collaboration of international literature organisations, the live event included panel discussions and readings from Elif Shafak, Graeme Macrae Burnet, David Szalay, and more.
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The rumors have been flying ever since Phils GM Pat Gillick popped into Toronto's spring training site before the Grapefruit League schedule began. They picked up momentum when Gillick showed up at Knology Park last week. Now, the rumors have a full head of steam here at Bright House Networks Field in Clearwater.
The rumor is that Gillick is extrememly high on Jays right fieleder Alex Rios, who isn't in attendance at today's game against the Phils. Possible scenarios being churned are Phils outfielder Aaron Roward and pitcher Jon Lieber for Rios, or for Rios and an unknown reliever. Phils are trying to get some more bullpen help.
Rios is under contract for $2.535 million this year and isn't eligible to be a free agent until after the 2010 season. Lieber and Roward are under contract for $7.5 million and $4.35 million, respectively, and both are free agents after this season.
Keep in mind, these are merely rumors at this point. Toronto GM J.P. Ricciardi has said that he's not interested in dealing Rios, so it'd take a significant package to change his mind. But, when writers from both teams are saying they've heard things about the rumor, it makes you wonder how much validity there is to it.
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Toronto at Philadelphia
at Bright House Networks Field in Clearwater, Fla.
Today's lineups:
Royce Clayton, SS
Lyle Overbay, 1B
Vernon Wells, CF
Troy Glaus, 3B
Matt Stairs, RF
Gregg Zaun, DH
Jason Phillips, C
Russ Adams, 2B
Jeff Duncan, LF
PITCHING: LHP Gustavo Chacin
Jimmy Rollins, SS
Shane Victorino, RF
Chase Utley, 2B
Ryan Howard, 1B
Pat Burrell, LF
Wes Helms, 3B
Aaron Rowand, CF
Randall Simon, DH
Carlos Ruisz, C
PITCHING: RHP Brett Myers
NOTE: DH Frank Thomas will likely make his first spring appearance in Thursday's 10 a.m. B game (A.J. Burnett is pitching) against the Phils at Knology Park in Dunedin, Fla. Thomas will make his first Grapefruit League start on Friday at home against the Astros.
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If they Jays trade Rios I'll be very dissapointed. It just doesnt make sense for the Jays to tade Rios for those two players. Rowand is a good player, but Rios is young and only getting better. Rios is my opinion has the ability to hit .300 and 20+ home runs on a consistant basis and that is being somewhat conservative. This is a player who was at one point last year leading the league in batting average. Lieber is a good pitcher as well, but do we really need him? Why not see what John Thompson has or if Josh Towers can bounce back before we start to make deals. Maybe the seeds are being planted for later in the year if the Jays realize they need some pitching help. But untill then I really hope they sit tight and let the pieces fall into place.
Rios for Hamels, or nothing.
No one is untradeable. If they get the right deal in return, while it would be sad, I say let Rios go. But this is not the right deal. Those two players cost a LOT combined and are free agents at the end of the year. That's a bad deal. And Riccardi has proven in the past he too doesn't like bad deals. (Which you would think would be the general consensus of GMs but it's not always for some reason.)
It's Rowand, btw. And this is a silly rumour. We take a big downgrade at RF, waste a good defensive CF, pick up a bunch of salary, and have nothing after this season for…Lieber?!
I agree this is a silly rumor, I dont see how in his right mind J.P. would consider this.
This isn't the only season the Jays should be contending, they have alot of pieces locked up for the next few years, Rios included.
I agree that it *should* be Hamels or no deal, but Brett Myers would be acceptable.
Rios for Lieber and Rowand? Simple: NO
JP has shown in the past that he is looking to the long term, so I don't think this is going to happen. Lieber isn't much of an improvement over what we have in camp right now, and we have a bunch of fine arms in the pipe for the future. While Rowand would be a known quantity, we have yet to see the best of Alex Rios. He has the potential for 30+ home runs, and a gold glove in his future, and I don't want to miss that. Rios for a guaranteed 15-20 game winner with a few years locked in? OK, but nothing less.
Trade winds blowing…
Forget talking about Gillick and the possible trade of "Rios", NOT going to happen… Look what happened when the caveman "Johnny Damon" was traded from KC… A World Series ring and now he is a member of the enemy…
I would like to hear more about John "Wayne" Gibbons and his anticipation of opening day in Toronto at the "Roy Rogers" Centre… Rumour has it, Gibbons will be wearing his brand new rattlesnake cowboys on opening day. He wants to be the first manager in MLB history to wear cowboy boots! I can't wait to see his first visit to the mound and history in the making…
Go JAYS Go !
I personally would like to
see Rios as a Jay for at least a few more seasons just to see what he is capable of. Like they said, he could pump out a 25-35 HR season anytime soon and that would really help us. So, I'd say don't trade him, at least not this year.


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A manufacturer who wishes to sell medical devices on the EU market must meet the regulations of the Medical Device Directive (93/42/EEC). The classification of medical devices in the European Union is outlined in Annex IX of the Council Directive 93/42/EEC.
As a Notified Body under the Medical Devices Directives, we have one of the broadest scopes of any Notified Body.
An active medical device means any medical device relying for its functioning on a source of electrical energy or any source of power other than that directly generated by the human body or gravity and which acts by converting this energy.
The classification of medical devices in the European Union is outlined in Annex IX of the Council Directive 93/42/EEC. There are four classes, ranging from low risk to high risk.
The authorization of medical devices is guaranteed by a Declaration of Conformity. This declaration is issued by the manufacturer, but for products in Class Is, Im, IIa, IIb or III, it must be verified by a Certificate of Conformity issued by a Notified Body such as BSI.
This means whatever type of device a manufacturer wishes to market in Europe, where CE marking is a legal requirement, we have the technical expertise to assist and provide appropriate conformity assessment services.
BSI has been providing a service to Active Device manufacturers since 1979. The Active Devices Team includes 13 technical experts with a wide range of graduate degrees. They have a total of over 200 years of experience in the design, development, manufacture, certification and testing of active medical devices.
Where products require additional expertise, we have a number of teams covering all medical devices, including vascular, orthopaedic and dental, sterile products, IVD, medicinal substances, products utilizing animal tissue, active implantable devices, woundcare, ophthalmic and others.
This strong in-house expertise, together with our speed to market programmes and wide range of global solutions means that the Notified Body service we provide our clients is best in class.