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Great starter board or 2nd for friends!
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Great starter or intermediate board for everyone. Molded in fins keep the board stable and give you a strong edge. The continuous rocker is fast but totally predictable off the wake. Killer price! I have the 134 for the kids and a 141 for adults who want to try to wakeboard on our boat. Pair w/ the CWB Edge or Torq boot for easy entry and exit and you have a winner!
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Multnomah University prepares students for meaningful careers that serve Jesus whether they're called to traditional ministry or the marketplace.
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Multnomah Biblical Seminary announces the appointment of its
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A "Prince of the Church" and archbishop of Galveston-Houston, Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, was the honoree during the 64th Annual Mardi Gras Gala, helping to raise more than $850,000 for scholarships at the University of St. Thomas. More than 400 donors, alumni and friends celebrated Fat Tuesday on March 4 at the River Oaks Country Club.
The event chairs Virginia 'Ginny' '79 and Dennis Malloy welcomed guests to the largest UST scholarship fundraiser of the year. The University awards about $13.7 million in scholarships and grants annually.
Cardinal DiNardo is a member of the UST Board of Directors, and Dr. Robert Ivany, UST President, said the University was blessed to honor someone who shares the same passion for Catholic education as the founding Basilian Fathers.
"Cardinal DiNardo strengthens our university through his magnificent support," Ivany said. "He attends every board meeting, every committee meeting, celebrates Mass at the Chapel of St Basil, gives presentations, and, when I ask, offers me his frank and encouraging counsel… Thank you Your Eminence for your unwavering dedication to the University of St. Thomas and to all our Catholic schools in the Archdiocese."
The emcee was Houston sports reporter Lisa Malosky. Live auctioneer Rusty Mertink enchanted supporters to pursue auction items, including a trip for 10 to the Newtown Park Estate in England with the Ivanys and a five-night stay at the Four Seasons Hotel in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Top bidders to live auction items were Pete Seale, Debra and Gary Marfin of the Fred and Mabel R. Parks Foundation, Ginny and Dennis Malloy and Donald Earthman.
Dressed in regal red robes and crowns, Mardi Gras King and Queen C.J. Miller and Meredith Smith, both seniors, continued the tradition of representing students as the night's royalty.
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University of Tennessee freshman Tianna Madison rocketed to victory in the open 100-meter dash and led a group of seven Lady Vols who charted NCAA regional qualifying marks Friday on the third day of the 38th-annual Sea Ray Relays at UT's Tom Black Track.
Tianna Madison wins the 100m dash
Madison, from Elyria, Ohio, dropped her lifetime best over 2/10ths of a second and clocked in at 11.50 to become the first Lady Vol victor in that event at the meet since Kelli White in 1999. In addition to becoming the sixth Tennessee winner ever in the Sea Rays 100m, Madison more importantly earned a trip to the NCAA Mideast Regional in Baton Rouge, La., on May 28-29. Joining Madison in qualifying was junior Toyin Olupona (Orillia, Ontario, Canada), who took fourth in a career-best 11.64. Running in heat one, both athletes competed with a legal wind of 0.4 meters per second.
Madison's victory didn't come without drama, though, as she had to lean at the line to hold off South Carolina's Khalilah Carpenter, a fellow Ohioan whose time of 11.51 was just 1/100th of a second behind Madison's on the video timing board. Felica Fant of North Carolina State was third in 11.56.
The Tennessee success continued in the pole vault, where sophomore Jessica Reust sailed over the second-best height in school history to snare second place overall, first among collegians, at 12-11.50/3.95m. Reust, from Knoxville, improved her NCAA regional qualifying status from a 12-3.50/3.75m effort two weekends ago and possesses the number-two vault in UT annals behind record-holder Christie Elwin (13-2.25/4.02m, 5/30/03).
Ebbie Metzinger of Indiana Invaders cleared the same height as Reust but won the title by virtue of fewer missed attempts. In addition to Reust, Lady Vol sophomores Kendra Rhyne (Andersonville, Tenn.) and Jessica Andrews (Rockford, Tenn.) notched personal records as well. Rhyne matched her career-topper, tying for ninth with a clearance of 12-3.50/3.75m. Andrews, meanwhile, tied for 12th at 11-5.75/3.50m.
In the 800 meters, Tennessee added two more to the regional meet travel list, as freshman Leslie Treherne (Chesapeake, Va.) and senior Lindsay Hyatt (Auburn, Calif.) made the cut. Treherne overtook Hyatt and Kentucky's Beth Heimann down the stretch to finish first in heat one and third overall in a career-best 2:07.65. Hyatt, meanwhile, wound up second in the heat and fourth overall in 2:08.10. Unattached competitors Leontine Tsiba and Mishael Bertrand, running in heat two, posted the day's fastest times at 2:06.09 and 2:06.41, respectively.
"Our two freshmen won their individual races today, with Tianna taking the long jump and Leslie winning her heat of the 800 as well as being the top collegiate finisher," UT Coach J.J. Clark said. "Jessica Reust also did a great job in the pole vault, getting a PR and clearing over 12-11 today."
Senior Kameisha Bennett added another regional qualifier, racing to a career-best time of 53.51 to place fourth in the 400-meter run. Bennett's previous best in the outdoor 400m was a 55.4 hand time from her prep days at Meadowdale High School in Dayton, Ohio.
"Overall it was a good day, and we performed in fine fashion," Clark said. "The idea is to continue qualifying for the NCAA regional and getting people ready for the SEC Championships. This is certainly a great meet to help get people where they need to be at the end of the year."
In the 3000 meters, sophomores Brooke Novak (Kaukauna, Wis.) and Felicia Guliford (Gallup, N.M.) looked sharp earlier in the day in their initial races at that distance outdoors. Novak finished second in 9:35.86, crossing the line behind Catherine Berry of Asics, who won her fourth-straight Sea Rays 3K crown in 9:21.35. Guliford took third in 9:38.06, and redshirt freshman Carly Matthews (Winston-Salem, N.C.) covered the distance in 10:12.37 to place 15th.
The distance brigade worked in unison in the team's final event of the day, the 4x1500-meter relay. The quartet of Bennett, Guliford, sophomore Katie Flaute (Dayton, Ohio) and Matthews navigated the Tom Black Track oval in 18:59.30 to finish fifth in that race's debut for the women at Sea Rays. The mark ranks as the fourth-best in UT history, while Michigan goes down as the inaugural winner with a time of 18:05.32.
"Kameisha has never run further than 800 meters in competition," Clark said. "She ran a good 400 early today and then came back and ran a fine leg on the 4x1500."
Elsewhere, junior Sara Vigil (Tucson, Ariz.) was 14th in the open hammer throw at 140-7/42.85m; Flaute (Dayton, Ohio) and redshirt freshman Mindy Sullivan (Lubbock, Texas) were 28th and 33rd, respectively, in the 1500 meters in career-best times of 4:40.54 and 4:43.13; sophomore Catherine Wright (Knoxville, Tenn.) was 34th in the 100-meter hurdles in a PR 16.35; and junior Antoinette Gorham (Glenarden, Md.) was 40th in the 800 meters at 2:16.29.
Saturday's slate opens at 9:15 a.m. ET with the men's open hammer, but the first women's event doesn't take place until the shuttle hurdle relay at 12:40 p.m. The final day wraps up at 5:25 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. with the women's and men's 4x400m relays, respectively.
Sea Ray Notes: Amber Campbell of Coastal Carolina set the Tom Black Track collegiate record with a throw of 218-02/66.49m in the hammer throw...old mark was 217-10/66.41m by Candice Scott of Florida, 5/16/03...Melissa Morrison of Speed Elite seized her third-straight Sea Ray Relays 100m hurdles victory and her fifth overall in 12.93 (w: -0.8), which is the second-fastest time in the world this season and the best by an American thus far...Ebony Foster of N.C. State, who was second to Morrison in 13.08, ran the fastest collegiate time in the 100m hurdles this season, the fourth fastest in the world this year and the second-best by an American in 2004...Colleen Scott, competing unattached, charted a Sea Ray Relays record in the triple jump, winning with a leap of 45-3.75/13.81m (w: 1.2) to topple the old mark of 44-8.25/13.62m, set by Trecia Smith of Pittsburgh, 4/15/00...Catherine Berry of Asics (formerly of ETSU) claimed her fourth-straight Sea Ray Relays 3000m title (9:21.35)...Marina Muncan of Villanova won her second-straight 1500m title at Sea Ray Relays, clocking in at 4:17.27.


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The NBA says no trades were submitted before the 2 p.m. ET deadline meaning tonight's draft order is set.
The Hornets announced on Tuesday that Malik Monk is doubtful to play in the Orlando Summer League due to a sprained left ankle.
Russell Westbrook was named the league MVP for the 2016-17 season.
Draymond Green won the 2017 Defensive Player of the Year.
Giannis Antetokounmpo won the 2017 Most Improved Player Award.
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Eric Gordon was named the 2017 Sixth Man of the Year, becoming the first Rockets player to win the award.
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big gun show at St.Cloud armory this weekend june 3rd and 4th, see ya there
I'd love to go but I have a grad party to host on the 3rd and "in-laws" on the 3rd & 4th :(
OMG, I just noticed I'm a "Mall Ninja"!!! :vom: :smt070 :smt070 :smt071 :smt071 :smt103 :smt103 :smt103
I know how ya feel ,becasus now i can't go either ,only it's for a better reason . I just bought a new used pickup and mama thinks iv'e spent enough money on that but its ok i still get a new truck out of the deal.I suppose i could go anyway and look at all the eye candy.
4 or 5 more posts and you won't be a mall ninja anymore - hahaha. :lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
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what exactly is a mall ninja?? :?:
Like a tactical, super "uber" security guard who thinks he's a SWAT guy :p
The Urban dictionary describes it as:
A term used in forums to mean an unexperienced and enthusiastic weapon(usually a firearm)owner who pretends to be a seasoned operator. The phrase came about as a result of an over the top character in a famous satirical thread.
why does my name say mall ninja?, because im nothing like a mall ninja
Have you ever been to various chat sites like this one - as you make more posts, your "rank" goes up. It continues to increase as you make more posts.
Most people here get a kick out of it. It's a bit more fun than just having "Member" by everyone's name.
U won't be a mall ninja long.
Everyone started out as a "Newbie" for the first 25 posts, and then it continues from there.
oh ok, i guess ive just never have heard of a ninja mall rating, i am in 1911.org-firing line-THR- and a couple other gun forums, so no problem i guess im a mall ninja for a while. :lol:
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Benchmarking and systems performance - hosted by Elisabeth Stahl
Blog Authors: ELISABETH STAHL 0600029JQ8 is Chief Technical Strategist and Executive IT Specialist, IBM Systems and Technology Group, and has been working in systems performance for over 25 years.
VMware and Cisco Performance: Fact vs. Fiction
When is a virtualization benchmark really a virtualization benchmark? When is a virtualization benchmark a cloud benchmark?
On the Nehalem-EX Trail
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If you are ever in the Washington, DC area and are tired of looking at monuments and museums, head on over just a little bit north to the Billy Goat Trail. The Billy Goat Trail is a 4.7 mile hiking trail that follows a spectacular path between the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal and the Potomac River. You will start out thinking you are walking through a boring part of Maryland - by the end of the day, you may think you were in another world (or at the very least, out west).
And that's kind of like how today started out. A couple of benchmarks dribbled in. And then suddenly at the end of the day, you realize that this was really a very big day.
There's that moment when you realize as you round the bend and the rocky cliffs of the Potomac stretch out before you -- that this day is so much more special than you ever thought it would be. And how amazing that you can feel just that by sitting in front of a screen with just numbers.
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On Sunday, my black lab puppy had his first birthday. And I have to say that it was the best birthday party I had ever planned.
First we went on a really long walk at the local farm. We played frisbee until the sun went down. He jumped so high and so often that we actually almost tired him out. Later, we went for hot dogs and ice cream. (OK - he didn't really get any of those.) And we bought him dog presents.
His favorite toy was one I had to pick out very carefully to make sure that it would withstand his craziness. You see, he's a real chewer. Not an average chewer, not a strong chewer, and even more than a powerful chewer. A wild chewer. It's almost like they needed to create a new category of chewer for him.
And that's just what had to be done for the latest VMware VMmark virtualization benchmark result from IBM. This new#1 result was so high that they had to create a new 48-core category for it.(1)
I'm really looking forward to even more virtualization benchmarks which are coming very soon. Just like I'm really looking forward to my black lab's next birthday when he may calm down --- just one tiny bit.
(1) IBM x3950 M2 server delivered 33.66 @ 24 Tiles. The x3950 M2 was configured with the Intel XeonProcessor X7460 at 2.66GHz (8 Sockets/6 Cores per Socket/48 Cores Total) and 256GB of PC2-5300667MHz Registered ECC DDR2 memory (64 x 4GB memory DIMMs).
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Make Mine Pink
Earlier this week Dell announced that certain Dell laptops are now available in pink. "The performance-driven laptop line has now softened its image and sharpened its fashion sense with the addition of the bright and stylish color pink." Boy, am I relieved. I was worried about what would go with my new fuschia jacket.
Once again we are being told that what is on the outside is what ultimately matters.
Let's talk about the inside for a minute. The virtualized inside. VMmark is the industry's first virtualization benchmark for x86-based computers. VMmark is a valuable tool to determine the performance of different hardware and virtualization platforms.
And the IBM System x3850 is #1 in this benchmark, surpassing Sun, Dell, and HP systems.(1)
Forget the war, the economy, and anything else not going your way today. Thank goodness you can choose pink. Because, just remember, pink is the new black.
(1)IBM System x3850 M2VMware ESX v3.5.0 VMmark v1.013.16@9 tiles4 sockets16 total cores16 total threads 03/26/08
Sun Fire X4450VMware ESX v3.5.0 VMmark v1.012.23 @ 8 Tiles4 sockets16 total cores16 total threads 04/25/08
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Easter Vigil:
Our mission: As a Jesuit parish community, animated by the spirit of St. Ignatius, we welcome all to share in the joy of the Gospel and to come to "know, love and serve" God and one another.
Siendo una comunidad parroquial jesuita, animada por el espiritu de san Ignacio, les damos a todos la bienvenida para compartir la alegria del evangelio y para "conocer, amar y servir" a Dios y a nuestros hermanos.
St. Ignatius is a Roman Catholic parish of the Archdiocese of Boston, staffed by Jesuit priests and animated by an Ignatian spirituality that seeks to find God in all things. Parishioners are drawn from across eastern Massachusetts and include families, single adults, students, and both the laity and the clergy to continually collaborate for the greater glory of God.
This website has information about our parish and the different ministries and commissions that support our parish and its various apostolic ministries. There is also on-line information about upcoming events, and a copy of our weekly parish bulletin. To help you navigate, commonly-used links can be found at the top and bottom of every page. There is also a site map with a link to virtually every page on our website if you are having trouble finding the information you're looking for.Ministerio de la Comunidad Latina en San Ignacio
If you'd like to become a member of the parish, check out our registration page or stop by the rectory (the brick building directly behind the church). We'd love to welcome you to our community!
|Church of Saint Ignatius of Loyola
|28 Commonwealth Avenue
|Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02467
|Telephone: 617-552-6100
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|Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|A Caring Community Reaching Out to One Another in Christ
Faith Formation Registration Form 2016-17
Parish Brochure (PDF)
Visit our YouTube channel.
Check out our online calendar (directs to an external website) or download a copy of this week's bulletin.
--Notes from February 20, 2016
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger will look for internal and external solutions to his squad requirements this season.
The Frenchman has brought in five players so far this summer - Gervinho, Carl Jenkinson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Ryo and Joel Campbell - but wants to add further reinforcements following the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
Wenger has a reputation for promoting from within and has struck gold in recent years with the emergence of Jack Wilshere and Wojciech Szczesny. And, although the manager is in the market for new players, he intends to give young players like Emmanuel Frimpong the chance to show their quality.
"There is an opportunity for others and I believe that life is made of that," said Wenger.
"When a big player leaves, there is an opportunity for someone to come in and show how good he is. I am long enough in the game to know that and to know my players are strong enough to deal with that.
"When the players are strong, it increases even more their determination and solidarity and that's what I expect from my players.
"I believe we have always promoted players from inside. That is what we will continue to do. If we find the right players to strengthen our squad we will do it no matter the result on Wednesday night. We will be in the market to find one or two players to strengthen our squad.
"But we keep our basic values no matter what happens with the promotion of internal young players. I am sure by the end of the season you will know one or two players you don't know now and will be surprised about their quality."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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And it's also convenient to have an online shop that you can direct your friends and other people too, especially Internet friends that you don't see in real life.
I like etsy for selling zines, very much. To me it's neat because you can reach people who aren't already a part of the zine community but are predisposed to like handmade things because they're shopping on a craft site. I started a shop there a few years ago and I only sold a few things for a long time. Maybe once a month I'd make a sale. Then early last year things picked up, and I haven't known whether to attribute it to etsy's increased popularity or my own better pictures - at first I had scans that didn't look too great but then I got a digital camera for Christmas and had fun doing "photo shoots" around my apartment. :) Here's my shop: thelalatheory.etsy.com
To be terribly redundant it does take time. Things started off slow but after a couple of months things got going pretty well. I opened a new shop dedicated only to my zines with a new name and things were slow again. Once again, however, it's beginning to speed up.
When it comes to if its worth relisting...I'm still trying to figure that out. I feel like I'm the only person that visits the same Etsy shop more than once (or maybe one is enough with my zines). Anyhow, I keep re-listing them because of the sixty-something I've sold since July, they've all been to new people (as opposed to repeat buyers) that I suppose re-listing found (whereas repeat people would've just known to find my shop(?)). I'm sorry: after reading this I realize it probably isn't much help. I will say the nice thing about Etsy is the feedback - I get a lot of it that way - which is good for the self esteem and motivation. Anyhow, I'm at footnotepress.etsy.com
If Etsy works for zine merchants and shoppers, far be it for me to impose my negativity on it. But here are a few comments.
In the "Books and Zines" category there are 1345 +/- CYBERpages. (A cyberpage is bigger than a 8 1/2 x 11 paper page). In order to get the details of a zine you have to "click onto" its picture. Why not just have it all there---size, number of pages, subjects/description/etc.? The less clicks the better, like in a paper-zine/catalogue. Even on high speed, clicking through 1,345 pages is extremely tedious and wearisome for me. I just don't think I could do it.
The prices---25, 100, MORE???, dollars is so much more than the zines I used to buy, and I don't think adjusting for inflation would explain all of that. I don't even buy books for that much. I did come across one for $3, but add the $1.50 for postage and $4.50 for a mini just seems rather exorbitant. Admittedly, I'm a super cheapo.
I haven't gone through the process of trying to order anything, but I don't have PayPal---I tried getting it, got confused about it, and recently was e-mailed that they've frozen my account due to suspicious activity---but I find it limiting not having a cash option. I guess they'd take a debit card, which I use now and then, but it's not my favorite way of doing things.
"Boutiques" are fine, but the idea of a "zine" or "underground" or "punk" boutique sort of clashes.
I guess if your zine is out there in other venues, I really shouldn't whine. And if it works for you and your readers/customers, I shouldn't butt in. But that's my old-school, techno-challenged, "gut-level" response to Etsy.
You need to search for "zines" in quote marks- Etsy search is shit, if you don't use the quote marks it gives you all kinds of unrelated stuff
You need to search for "zines" in quote marks- Etsy search is shit, if you don't use the quote marks it gives you all kinds of unrelated stuff


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A recent study found that in America, there's a home invasion every 14 seconds. Think about that - that's more than 4 per minute; 240 per hour! That's insane. That's frightening! Your home is your safe haven. It's where you and your loved ones sleep. It NEEDS protection.
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Bolonyai, Lendrum Named Capital One Academic All-Americans 1st Team
June 6, 2013
Junior women's water polo goalie Flora Bolonyai and senior men's swimmer Alex Lendrum were both named 2013 Capital One Academic All-America first team selections in the multi-sport "at-large" category on Thursday (June 6), marking USC's first first-team selections since 2006 and giving Troy two in the same year for the first time since the Trojans had three in 1996.
Additionally, men's water polo player Matthew Burton was selected to the Capital One Academic All-America second team.
The at-large team for the Capital One Academic All-America® program includes the sports of fencing, golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, swimming and diving, tennis, water polo for both men and women; bowling, crew and field hockey for women; and volleyball and wrestling for men. The teams are selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
Bolonyai and Lendrum, who landed top honors for their strengths in the pool and in the classroom, bring USC's all-time total of Academic All-America first teamers to 31 since the award began in 1952.
Bolonyai and Lendrum join an elite group of Trojans to earn the distinction of Academic All-American first team. USC athletic director Pat Haden is a two-time honoree (1973-74), as is the first USC woman to have earned the recognition, volleyball's Katie Haller (1992-93). Bolonyai is the third consecutive USC woman to garner this honor, following volleyball's Emily Adams in 2004 and tennis player Anca Anastasiu in 2006. Lendrum is the second swimmer to earn the award, joining Ray Looze in 1990.
The last time USC featured at least two in one year was in 1995-96, when football players Jeremy Hogue and Matt Keneley joined men's tennis player Lukas Hovorka. Keneley went on to win again in the fall of 1996.
Bolonyai is the first Trojan water polo player to earn Capital One Academic All-American first team honors and the fourth USC women's athlete to win. A 2013 NCAA champion with the Women of Troy and a 2012 Olympian for Hungary, Bolonyai's power in the water is matched by her strength in the classroom. Holding a 3.39 cumulative GPA as an economics/mathematics major, Bolonyai has been dominant in all realms since coming to USC as a freshman from Hungary in 2010. Since then, she's become a two-time AWPCA Academic All-American and a three-time MPSF Scholar-Athlete in addition to her CoSIDA All-District and national honor. In the pool, she was most recently named the 2012 NCAA Tournament MVP after hauling in a career-high 17 saves to anchor the USC women to the 2013 national championship in triple sudden-death. Already a two-time All-American entering this past season, Bolonyai was an All-MPSF first team pick this year as she averaged 8.4 saves per game while allowing just 5.1 goals per game. With 222 saves in 2013, she has run her career count up to 643 as she chases USC's all-time career record of 714 -- set by another USC Olympian, Tumua Anae. This past season, Bolonyai averaged over 10 saves per game during USC's run to the 2013 MPSF Tournament Championship and NCAA Championship.
Lendrum, a two-time USC swimming captain, was a 2012 and 2013 All-American who earned 2012 CoSIDA Academic All-American second team honors last year. Lendrum, boasting a 3.76 GPA in bio-chemistry, has earned a host of academic honors in 2013. He won a prestigious 2013 NCAA postgraduate scholarship, was named the 2013 Pac-12 Swimming Scholar Athlete of the Year and collected his third straight Pac-12 All-Academic first team selection. Lendrum helped lead USC to fourth place at the 2013 NCAA Championships, the Trojans' best finish since 2001, and was part of Troy's 800y free relay that finished third at the NCAAs in a school-record 6:15.94. He was also an NCAA finalist in the 200y back as a junior in 2012. At the 2013 Pac-12s, Lendrum was part of USC's winning 800y free relay and also finished a career-best third in the 200y back, marking the fourth straight year he reached the final of the event.
A two-time AWPCA All-American, Burton was a captain and a key contributor during USC's fifth consecutive national championship season in 2012, tying for fifth on the team with 29 goals during USC's perfect 29-0 season. A true freshman on USC's undefeated 2008 national championship team, Burton finishes his USC career with five NCAA championship rings. Academically, Burton was a three-time All-Academic MPSF Scholar-Athlete and earned a place on the CoSIDA Academic All-DIstrict Second Team in 2009 -- the same season he earned the NCAA's Elite 88 Award for holding the highest GPA among teams competing in the 2009 NCAA Tournament. Burton is the first USC men's water polo player to earn CoSIDA Academic All-America honors thanks to his strong 3.69 GPA as he rounds out his master's degree in communication management.
USC's First Team Academic All-Americans
1952 -- Dick Nunis, football (DB) 1959 -- Mike McKeever, football (G) 1960 -- Mike McKeever, football (G) 1960 -- Marlin McKeever, football (E) 1965 -- Chuck Arrobio, football (T) 1967 -- Steve Sogge, football (QB) 1968 -- Steve Sogge, football (QB) 1969 -- Fred Khasigian, football (OG) 1973 -- Pat Haden, football (QB) 1974 -- Dan Anderson, basketball 1974 -- Pat Haden, football (QB) 1978 -- Rich Dimler, football (NG) 1979 -- Paul McDonald, football (QB) 1979 -- Keith Van Horne, football (OT) 1979 -- Brad Budde, football (OG) 1984 -- Duane Bickett, football (OLB) 1985 -- Matt Koart, football (DT) 1986 -- Jeff Bregel, football (OG) 1988 -- John Jackson, football (FL) 1989 -- John Jackson, football (SE) 1990 -- Ray Looze, swimming 1992 -- Katie Haller, volleyball 1993 -- Katie Haller, volleyball 1995 -- Jeremy Hogue, football (C) 1995 -- Matt Keneley, football (DT) 1996 -- Lukas Hovorka, tennis 1996 -- Matt Kenely, football (DT) 2004 -- Emily Adams, volleyball 2006 -- Anca Anastasiu, tennis 2013 -- Flora Bolonyai, water polo 2013 -- Alex Lendrum, swimming


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hockymvp wrote:Good lord. Our posession limit is eight birds. My motto is don't kill more than the state posession limit, or more than you can eat.
Besides that. Jerky is my preferred way to prepare Goose. It's fairly easy. You can get a meat slicer cheap.
muskyduck wrote:I know many of you kill a heII of a lot more geese then I do in a year (I'm usually targeting ducks), so what do you do with all the meat?
I got about 100lbs this year and usually I have hot sticks and slim jims made, but prices are up around here. I'm thinking about trying it myself but casings are gonna cost me $100 to do it anyway.
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I have a soft spot for Janik's Cafe, which is located at Damen on Division, just west of the corner. I live a few blocks away (you know, in case you want to stalk me). Janik's is a true mom-and-pop cafe, and they serve everything, from breakfast to sandwiches and salads. And guess what? They serve breakfast all day! Hooray!
I usually go for an afternoon Eggs Benedict, but their sandwich section is nice and big. And because we here at Serious Eats Chicago have a thing for Buffalo chicken wraps, I had to spring for the, well, buffalo chicken wrap ($8). This wrap is interesting—it starts with crunchy breaded chicken tenderloin drenched in Buffalo sauce, which is rolled into a tortilla with lettuce and tomato. But what makes this one different is the addition of corn and avocado. One of my deepest and darkest secrets is that I sometimes order Buffalo chicken wraps with avocado. Don't judge me! This comes with avocado by default.
Overall, it's a typical Buffalo wrap, with the strong flavor of Frank's hot sauce, while the addition of corn adds little chewy sweet nuggets and the avocado adds a little fatty silk to tone down the vinegar. Next time I'll ask for some blue cheese dressing to temper the vinegar a little more, but otherwise, it'll satisfy your Buffalo wrap craving. It also comes with a side of sun-dried tomato and vegetable pasta salad, so you've got a full meal—all for eight bucks. Not too shabby.
About the author: After a failed attempt at starting a chain of theme restaurants called "Smellen Keller," Dennis Lee traveled the world to discover his true passion. Sadly, midwifery didn't pan out. Now he works in a cubicle, and screws around as much as possible. Follow his shenanigans on Twitter.


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[Insert Overly Hyped MMO Here] Goes Free to play, is in open/closed beta. The starting areas are packed with 1000 newbs trying to get a feel for the game, doing their quests. In my head I am thinking: "Oh my god, this is going to be a nightmare to get through"
So, what do I do? I instantly get used to the controls, read help section if needed, and start questing.
Quest giver: "Kill 12 of these guys that are being farmed"
Me: "K"
So Off I go, killing 12 guys, I dont want to be there competing for the mobs, I wanna go through this as fastas possible so, theree will be less people later on, and i bet half of those people i bypass will quit the game anyways.
So... I kill steal, it's not nice, but it gets the job done...fast.
Go ahead and complain, guy I just stole your monster from, complaining won't help you go after new monsters, in fact, its making it harder, since all the guys around you are all dead.
I'm finally out of the beginner area, instead of 1000 newbs in a small area, i got 200 newbs in a wide open area, so i wont KS as much. Even though I can finally take my time, I'm not going to, I want there to be like, 50 people in my area, so I do everything as fast as possible.
Well, My A-Hole Characteris finally maxxed out, everyone hates him. Time to make a new account, and transfer money and items from my A-Hole character to my soon to be non A-Hole character. I somehow make friends with the people i KS'd. They don't know the A-Hole guy is me...awesome! Still hear people who are complaining about my guy, but all he does is abuse the game economy to send to my alt, who is actually playing like a friendly player would.
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October 02, 2013 10:52 AM
Carl Elmer Haggerty Sr., 69, of Indiana, passed into the arms of his Savior at his home surrounded by his family on Monday, Sept. 30, 2013.
Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday at the John A. Lefdahl Funeral Home.
A funeral service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday in the Lefdahl Chapel with the Rev. Joseph Smith officiating.
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Riots have swept through the Indian state of Orissa after a prominent Hindu holy man was killed. Hindu fundamentalists blamed Christians for the murder and then proceeded on their own murderous rampage against Christians homes, churches and people in order to avenge the death of their holy man. They also accused Christians of bribing poor tribes people and low caste Hindus in order to persuade them to become Christians. A Maoist leader announced to the world his group was behind the killing of the holy man. Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda told reporters "we ordered the death penalty for him"because he was using force to get tribes people to convert to Hinduism. "They suppressed the evidence so that they could get an excuse to attack Christians."
India lies between modernity and living in a tribal religious past in which religion is used in order to gain power and wealth. During the riots against Christians, nuns were raped but it is doubtful if anyone will be arrested for this violence. In the mean time, the person responsible for the death is free to hold press conferences. However, Christian villagers are now living in refugee camps.


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Former Manchester parks director Clem Lemire remembered
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New Hampshire Union Leader | November 04. 2013 9:58PM
Retired Manchester Parks and Recreation director Clem Lemire, left, shares a laugh with state Sen. Lou D'Allesandro during the testimonial dinner for former Alderman Mike Lopez. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas said "Lemire will be missed. When he was in charge of Parks and Recreation, he was always at every event. Whether it was Babe Ruth, American Legion, ice hockey, you name it, Clem had the place ready and he was always in attendance in case something needed to be done."
Ludwig also recalled Lemire as a hands-on outdoor enthusiast. "He'd take a chainsaw out of his car and get the job done," he said, adding with a laugh, "He probably took few pieces of wood home to burn."
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If graphic violence and gore are your idea of entertainment, by all means tune in to Hannibal. It's the story of a morose FBI profiler (Hugh Dancy ) who can see inside the minds of killers and we see the crimes in graphic detail. Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen) is on hand as a psychiatrist who consults for the FBI, and surprise! he's a cannibal. Ick.
Watch • 9 p.m. Thursday, Channel 5 The Week Ahead
Kind Hearted Woman
Extraordinarily troubling two-part, four-hour documentary about child sexual abuse on American Indian reservations as seen through the eyes of a young Oglala Sioux woman.
Watch • 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, Channel 7
A new adversary arrives and is that Pamela Barnes Ewing?
Watch • 7 and 9 p.m. Monday, TNT
Raylan has a final showdown with the mob. (Season finale)
Watch • 11 p.m. Tuesday, FX
Big Bang Theory
Leonard, Sheldon and Raj battle for tenure.
Watch • 7 p.m. Thursday, Channel 2 This Weekend
Orphan Black
A young woman witnesses her exact double commit suicide and assumes the dead woman's identity.
Watch • 7 and 10 p.m. Saturday, BBC America
Call the Midwife
Jenny worries about the safety of a patient.
Watch • 7 p.m. Sunday, Channel 7
Walking Dead
The Governor leads an attack on the prison. (Season finale)
Watch • 7, 9:05 and 10:10 p.m. Sunday, AMC
Masterpiece Classic
In "Mr Selfridge," Harry Selfridge (Jeremy Piven) goes to London and builds a new kind of retail store.
Watch • 8 p.m. Sunday, Channel 7
The Bible
Jesus is crucified and resurrected. (Finale)
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I bought that 7" upper form JSE.. $313 delivered. I am going too NFA it on the lower ProjectGuns helped me with.
Thank you shotter17 for the tip.
Anyways, the problem. They were mistakenly out of them when I placed my order.
Called the company.
JSE Surplus
Woman who answered was super nice. Ordered me another one and wanted too give me all kinds of "free" upgrades for my troubles. All for the same price.
I told her no, as I am sure their was not much profit too start with.
Plus I did not know what the hell she was talking about. Nice people.
Working on getting them over here as a vendor.
What kind of range will I get out of this thing?
I am hoping for 600 meters with 1 m.o.a accuracy.


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Picked this up for my fiancées b6 passat but the unit is too new to work In her car (she has red MFD this works with white only) includes harness, mic, and module.
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In the interest of telling fashion truths—and before we get into praising the finer points of the Bottega Veneta show for fall—we should say first exactly what it was that really delighted the women as they were leaving the show. It was seeing a sweater and skirt. Or to be precise, the four sweaters and swingily fluted, pleated midi skirts Tomas Maier dropped in along the way amongst a collection of beautiful dresses.
To isolate something so prosaic-sounding might seem belittling, or even like a back-handed compliment to a designer who sinks so much sophisticated technical and intellectual expertise into his clothes. But no: It's the ability to fix on everyday normality and revalidate it as something special that allows Maier to speak so directly to his audience. He's a member of that rare class of designers who might be termed "permission-givers." Does fashion have to be a breakneck race from one novelty to the next? Sometimes, there's a different way to win. There can't be a woman in the world who's really swayed to buy a piece of clothing just because a designer is able to quote art or find a mind-blowing way of cutting a seam. But when someone like Maier comes along and calmly says, "Look, I've noticed the way you dress already. It's chic, and it's cool. I admire it, and I'm with you"—it's the kind of endorsement which can send women half-crazy with relief and excitement.
Refreshingly, Maier didn't make a big deal of the so-called higher influences that went into this collection. "Oh, mid-century art," he shrugged, before passing quickly on to describe his technique of "graphic slicing and puzzling" fabrics together to make vertical and diagonal colorblocked patterns, narrow in the torso and divided into box pleats to give movement at skirt-level. As the models walked, in their high-heeled suede booties (some of them brilliantly crafted with Schiaparelli-like cutouts rising at the back of the ankle), it became clear that the silhouettes were akin to the forties-style dresses that Bottega Veneta customers have been in love with for the past few seasons. This time, the mood and the colors—cranberry, absinthe, terra-cotta, purple, nude, and black-and-white—were more in the twenties and thirties (this season's favorite era), but really, the overriding impression was of a designer quietly and confidently giving his audience more of what it wants.
At the end, there were no red-carpet gowns—that's another of febrile fashion competitions from which Tomas Maier has decided to exempt himself. Instead, there was a group of four extraordinary micro-pleated knee-length dresses in which the graphic lines created by print and fabric undulated, rippled, and swirled. Think pleats were last season's thing? Well, who cares? Like everything else in this collection, those dresses spoke of a designer who takes his time to work on ideas, and only thinks of what might give his audience total delight to wear.


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Vocalist Peter Hollens, who has been featured in this space several times before with his cover of "The Dragonborn Comes" from Skyrim and the Game of Thrones "Main Title" returns once again to the word of fantasy with his latest fan favorite requested song. This time around, he's visiting the "Misty Mountains" along with the Dwarves from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey except he's playing the part of all the Dwarves, including their penchant for good drink.
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Hollens, a high tenor, had to hit some pretty low notes to record this haunting and poetic song. That meant taking some shots of hard liquor before bed, then getting up at six in the morning to record the low bits. I'm not a singer, but that seems much better than getting punched in the throat. For Hollens, though, it was worth it (although generally, he does not imbibe at all) as it was his most requested song by his #hollensfamily, his legion of fans and supporters.
Composed of 56 vocal tracks, several shots of alcohol and disliked by his wife, "Misty Mountains" shows the pure vocal talent of Peter Hollens and I look forward to his next project. As an aside, if you follow me on Twitter then you already know my feelings on The Hobbit and I can easily say this song was better than the entire movie.
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Approved soccer training for children from 18 months to 7th birthday.
Little Kickers Australia is Australian owned and operated. Using ground-breaking techniques devised in the UK in 2002, Little Kickers has been a global success story...and has now arrived Down Under to benefit our Little Aussies.
At Little Kickers the focus is very much on fun - a national network of informal yet professionally run training classes where enthusiastic boys & girls (18 months - 7th birthday) are given a helping hand to stand on their own two feet. We run 4 age-specific groups so your little one is appropriately challenged and never out of their depth. (details below)
The goal of Little Kickers, is to use soccer as a fun forum to instil our growing squad with a little extra confidence, co-ordination, control and sense of camaraderie; which we feel will stand them in very good stead for the future.
All locations/times can be found on our website. If you wish to talk to your local LK franchisee please call the following numbers:
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Setting off at a light trot, the most pressing priority here is something we refer to as "learning to learn."
Simple problem-solving activities provide the perfect informal framework for encouraging our fledgling soccer players to advance their basic attention building and listening skills.
By playing fun games that include specific actions and movements children gain greater bodily control whilst simultaneously enhancing their blossoming balance, co-ordination and gross motor skills. Aside from learning how to strike stationary and moving soccer balls during directional play, children and parents also get the early opportunity to share those first unforgettable, goal-scoring adventures.
In essence Little Kicks provides a fun, safe learning environment where your child will be encouraged to move from parent-supported participation, to active, independent interaction.
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2 years - 3.5 years
From light trot to gentle canter our budding pre-school ball maestros are now at a point where they will be encouraged to participate in structured games and imaginative free-play, adding yet another dimension to their already flourishing footwork.
In other words, basic ball mastery is harnessed via multi-directional dribbling and striking. In addition child interaction and cooperation is actively encouraged as our coaches seek to stimulate greater social skills, sharing and overall team play - giving our pre-school pupils the in-built confidence to step away from their parents/carers and stand proud on their own two trainers.
It's about now that our classes really start to have an impact on improving a child's physical dexterity, particularly in the lower limbs and feet through a variety of ball-balancing games. The arrival of these newfound skills paves the way for our pupils to learn how best to move through the gears and how to change direction comfortably with the ball at their feet.
Mighty Kickers
3.5 years to 5th birthday
With more basic options now at their disposal our next task is to couple your pre-schooler's blossoming physical and social confidence with a greater grasp of how to read the beautiful game. Shielding, first touch play and defensive positioning are all classic examples of simple skills that over time will become second nature. Add to this memory improvement, problem solving and team awareness and your child will be quickly demonstrating all the hallmarks of a well-rounded individual with a wider appreciation of team play.
Irrespective of what part sport plays in your child's future, we honestly believe the capacity to participate in controlled play, to think outside the penalty box to concentrate on instructions and visually assess a game will hold them in good stead for the future.
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There's no need to leave at 5! Megas Kickers was developed in response to popular demand – many children who attend Little Kickers classes want to continue to build their soccer skills – both physical and social - once they have turned 5. The Mega Kickers philosophy is divided into 3 core areas to enable them to do just this:
1. Play: the greatest tool for development and learning is self-initiated play, which leads to excited and vigorous participation. This in turn leads to rapid improvement.
2. Practice: activities with limited touches and turns generally will have limited benefit. Activities with lots of turns and touches will facilitate greater growth at an individual rate within a group environment. Simply put, the more you do it, the better you get!
3. Understanding: within Mega Kickers classes our coaches focus not only on teaching children how to perform a skill, but also to start building an understanding of why the skill is needed.
Mega Kickers combines a series of activities that use imaginative play, familiar games, visual skill and creative participation to engage the interest of the child and makes them gain maximum enjoyment from participating.
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Have a BALL with Little KickersBy michelle.oconnor.988 on 18/04/2013 11:52:29 AM
My son, Tim started with LK in their very first classes at Narara some years ago, with Coach Matt and Coach Lauren, who also still with Kickers. He loved it right from the start. Not even the early start on a Sunday could deter him.... As he grew so did his skills and his teamwork skills, so when he started regular soccer he was already ahead of his peers in the skills d (...) Read more
Little Kickers is AWESOME!!!By Ange on 18/04/2013 11:08:33 AM
Our little boy Joey started LK at Erina last year when he turned 4. His Nanna bought his first 6 weeks as his birthday present. He's been going now for nearly a year and just loves it. Each week he counts down the days till his session and the day of LK, he has his uniform, shoes and socks all ready to go as soon as he wakes up! Last week was his first week with Mega Kicke (...) Read more
Awesome sessions, awesome coaches, awesome venue.... We LOVE it!By Vicky Phillips on 28/02/2013 3:58:35 PM
We have been going to Little Kickers at Banora Point for a few weeks now and my little man LOVES it. He thinks Coach Lance is a legend and talks about him all week. We have to play 'little kickers' in our garage, and i have to sit on the blue mat. I really could not recommend this activity more, it is excellent. From travelling to the moon with soccer balls to pretending t (...) Read more


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When it comes to military appropriations in the United States Congress there are no liberals or conservatives or Republicans or Democrats, there are simply congressmen out to ensure money flows into their district. Of course, during the past eight years the man in the White House never met a spending bill that he would not increase when it dealt with military equipment and billions for the fat cats of business who water at the mouth when a new jet or ship or tank is under consideration. Congress is angry because the president terminated production on some jet planes and other items that were dear to the hearts of Congressmen who want to deliver the pork to their district.
Oh well, Congress added another $2.5 billion to purchase unwanted C-17 transport planes. It is not strange that during the past half century the only president who severely cut military spending was Dwight Eisenhower, the great military leader during WWII who knew military pork when he saw it.


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Okay guys my Fett costume is coming together but im a little nervous.
Im 200 lbs and 6 feet tall. I have a bit of a beer gut.
Hopefully I dont look all shabby in my costume.
I noticed a lot of you are smaller and skinny.
If your an overweight Fett please post your pics so I can check them out.


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Final act for film at Wilton's Town Hall Theater as owner eyes going digital
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Dennis Markaverich, owner of the Wilton Town Hall Theater, said loading film is a thing of the past and digital is the only way to go. (NANCY BEAN FOSTER PHOTO)
Motion picture companies have been threatening to stop making film versions of popular movies because they cost so much to produce, Markaverich said. An average film runs around $10,000 as opposed to a digital version that costs around $150.
But the equipment to run digital is expensive. Markaverich estimates it will cost $50,000 to put a new projector in the smaller, 68-seat theater, and close to $100,000 for the equipment for the large, 312-seat theater. Instead of film, the movies are now hard drives that are sent to each theater. Once installed in the projector, which is wired to the Internet, the operator has to enter a key code in order to use the hard drive. There are some advantages, like not having to load film and having the system remotely monitored for problems, but if cable goes down in Wilton, it may be impossible to make the projector work, Markaverich said.
Markaverich owns the theater and the equipment to run it, but the space is leased from the town of Wilton, which makes securing a loan in order to modernize difficult, if not impossible. But the community is rallying around the theater owner.
Markaverich has jars out on the counter at the refreshment stand, where he proudly sells popcorn made with real butter, and has been collecting small donations from folks. He's also set up a fund at a local bank in order for folks to donate conveniently.
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Green Bay's 16-Game Conference Schedule Released
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay men's basketball team will open league play on the road for the first time in five years and conclude its 2012-13 season with home contests against Milwaukee and Valparaiso, the Horizon League announced on Thursday morning. The League office released full 16-game conference schedules for each of its nine members.
Green Bay's full 2012-13 schedule will be finalized and released soon.
While the conference's full television schedule will be released in September, the Horizon League also announced select televised games. Green Bay will appear on the first Horizon League Game of the Week at Detroit on Saturday, Jan. 5.
Head coach Brian Wardle's team will carry a four-game regular season league winning streak into this coming season. The Phoenix concluded 2011-12 by winning eight of its last 10 regular season contests.
The Phoenix will open the Horizon League schedule with games at Wright State (Jan. 3) and Detroit (Jan. 5), with the game at Detroit marking the season's first Horizon League Game of the Week. Green Bay begins a season-long four-game homestand in mid-January, welcoming Loyola (Jan. 9), UIC (Jan. 12), Youngstown State (Jan. 17) and Cleveland State (Jan. 19) in an 11-day stretch. Green Bay's last home conference game was a 71-67 win over Cleveland State on Feb. 21, 2012.
A four-game road stretch follows with trips to Valparaiso (Jan. 23), Milwaukee (Jan. 25), UIC (Jan. 31) and Loyola (Feb. 2). The UIC Pavilion was the scene of Keifer Sykes' (Chicago, Ill.) 27-point outburst and Green Bay's last Horizon League game, a 71-63 win on Feb. 25, 2012. The contest at Loyola will mark another Horizon League Game of the Week television appearance.
Wright State and Detroit will make return trips to the Resch Center on Feb. 7 and Feb. 9, respectively. In Wright State's last visit to the Resch Center, on Jan. 14, 2012, sophomore Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) swatted a conference-record 11 blocks as Green Bay came back from 17 points down in the second half to win 57-56.
The Detroit game will feature two of the Horizon League's top players - Brown and the Titans' Ray McCallum - and will also be included in the league's television package as an ESPN wild card. The game will be selected to either be televised on ESPN2 or as a Game of the Week.
The last conference road trip of the season will see the Phoenix land in Ohio to play at Cleveland State (Feb. 15) and Youngstown State (Feb. 17).
The conclusion of the regular season will end in the Resch Center for the first time since 2007-08, with Green Bay hosting both Milwaukee and Valparaiso. The rival Panthers visit on Tuesday, Feb. 26 before Green Bay hosts the defending league champion Crusaders on March 2. The Valparaiso contest will also mark Senior Day for fan favorite and lone Phoenix senior Brennan Cougill (Sioux City, Iowa).
Green Bay Men's Basketball Horizon League Schedule
Jan. 3 - at Wright State
Jan. 5 - at Detroit (Horizon League Game of the Week)
Jan. 9 - Loyola
Jan. 12 - UIC
Jan. 17 - Youngstown State
Jan. 19 - Cleveland State
Jan. 23 - at Valparaiso
Jan. 25 - at Milwaukee
Jan. 31 - at UIC
Feb. 2 - at Loyola (Horizon League Game of the Week)
Feb. 7 - Wright State
Feb. 9 - Detroit (ESPN2 or Horizon League Game of the Week)
Feb. 15 - at Cleveland State
Feb. 17 - at Youngstown State
Feb. 26 - Milwaukee
March 2 - Valparaiso
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