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I was thrilled when Angela from Cut to Pieces accepted my invitation to be a part of the Big 5 Blog Party. Her work is amazing.
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Have been a follower of Angela's since I found her blog via her flick'r photostream!
And of course I one of your followers too!
And I LOVE that hexagon/star! A wonderful design made with fab fabrics!
I absolutely love the first quilte - the dark grey/black witch scene is fantastic! I cant even begin to fathom how something like this is made!
I follow your blog!
I'm now following Angela's awesome blog!
I recently discovered Angela's blog and love it! I haven't seen When Bluebirds Fly before, HOLY COW that is awesome!
I follow Ellison Lane Quilts!
I follow Angela at Cut to Pieces!
I don't know why, but I love hearing what kind of degrees everyone has. Gets a little peek into their "other" life I guess. Then if their degrees are something art or design-based I don't feel quite so lacking in my quilty endeavors! Angela has some amazing quilt designs and cute hair!
I follow Ellison Lane Quilts...
and Cut to Pieces.
These are far too difficult for me to even think of being inspired but I just admire the workmanship and time and patience that has gone into each piece of art.
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Angela'a swirling hexagon definitely inspires me = great quilt!
I follow Ellison Lane Quilts blog.
The star that's pictured that looks like the middle is twirling is so cool. Loved the interview!
Somehow, yesterday I linked over to Angela's blog, and read her post about folding/storing material. It made me want a neater sewing area...I went and straighted my sewing corner! My material is still satcked horizontally...but I'd need some shelves and boards to get them vertical...but I'd love to work in my own 'fabric shop'. I'm following today...!
I started following Ellison Lane this week.
I love the star blocks featured by Angela today...so pretty!
I follow your blog.
I follow you!
I also follow Angela!
wow that first quilt is amazing--i love the rainbow!
I have loved being a follower of Angela's blog for awhile now.
i follow you.
i follow cut to pieces as well.
I love that awesome twist on the traditional star! I have to find out how to do that. Thanks for the giveaway!
I've always loved that swirly 8 point star, and totally jealous about her ability to sew it!
I follow angela!
I'm following you!
I love Angela's swirling hexagon design - and I love her polka dot dress she wore on Easter. Classy Cool! :)
her mini quilts are unbelieveable! works of art...FOR SURE!
I am one of your followers.
I am now a follower of Angela!
Her narrative quilts are amazing.
The swirly one with the pebble quilting...love it!
I am one of Angela's followers.
I follow your blog
I love both of Angela's story quilts to bits but I just love her vortex hexagon miniquilt ... it makes my heart sing!
I follow Angela's blog
Her storytelling quilts are amazing!
I already follow you...
...and now I follow her. (How could I not?!) Thank you so much for featuring her today!
I'm always amazed by people who make art quilts. I don't have the skill (or patience even!) to make such beautifully teeny intricate things!
i love her storytelling quilts!! amazing!
i am a follower of ellison lane
i've been a follower of angela's
I follow you :)
I follow Angela too ... :)
I love Where Bluebirds Fly!
I'm a follower of Angela's blog--love it!
And, once again, I follow Ellison Lane!
I love that Rescuers quilt! It makes me want to make my daughter's favorite stories into a quilt for her. The attention to the tiny details is also amazing.
I'm also a follower!
I love the hexagon swirl quilt -- bold and graphic to great effect.
I follow you :)
And I follow Angela.
Thanks for a great feature on Angela! Angela's most inspiring quilt for me is The Rescuers. That one is just a work of art!
I follow Ellison Lane.
And I follow Angela as well. Thanks for the giveaway!
I love Angela's little mug rug. Cutest one I've ever seen!
I am a follower of ELQ.
I just signed up to follow Angela. Thanks for introducing her to me.
Thanks for the give away, too!
I happily follow your blog :0)
wow! she is very talented!!! amazing work!
A new blog to follow, YEAH! I now follow Angela and her blog Cut to Pieces :0)
I follow her blog
I now follow your blog.
Oh, the story quilts got me from the start. LOVE the little beach mug quilt! Love stars also :0)
I am a follower.
I am a follower of Cut to Pieces.
*THUD* holy moly!! Angela is amazingly talented! I swear my eyes almost popped out of my head with the first mini quilt! lol!! Thanks for featuring her! :)
I'm stalking, ER, um..."following" you... :P
Following Angela! :)
What a fun interview. I really enjoy Angela's blog and I have to admit that buying fabrics is sometimes my favorite part of quilting too.
Wow, awesome stuff! I just love the little scenes! And that little beach one is really hitting me right now.
I follow you!
I love the little mug rug.. it makes you feel like you are really there on the beach!
I now follow Angela
That swirling hexagon quilt is amazing! Serious vision on that one...
And thanks for this series. I have gotten to know several other quilters I hadn't known before (including you!) through this. I love how blogs lead you to more blogs and it's all so inspiring!
These quilts are all of my favorites!!! I will be following Angela!
Following Angela!
Where BlueBirds Fly is awesome! lots of work in that one.
I'm an Ellison Lane follower
I already follow Angela's cuttopieces blog. Her work is wonderful.
I follow ELQ blog already too.
I love Where Bluebirds Fly - I remember when Angela first showed us, it blew me away!
I follow you
I follow Angela
I love the star block that is shown above. Thanks for the chance!
I follow you.
I follow Angela's blog.
I especially love Where Bluebirds Fly and the Rescuers - not only are they beautiful quilts but they also tell a story and there is a significant story behind each of them.
As you may guess I'm Angela's follower already.
My favorite quilt is Where Bluebirds Fly - so imaginative
I adore the rescuers quilt-the little newspaper hat/boat is genious! I've never actually done a story quilt, but that one inspires me
I follow your blog
I also follow Angela
You have definitely chosen some of my favorite people to interview this week. Angela is amazing and this was a very interesting and informative interview. Thanks so much!
That hexagon star block is a beauty! I am going to have to file that away somewhere and hope I can retrieve it when I want a block like that!
I am a follower of your blog.
I am now following Angela.
And I'm your follower :)
Where Bluebirds fly is so nice.
I am now following your blog.
I've been following Angela for quite awhile now.
I follow you now :)
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Followed Angela for quite a while :)
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I think her Where Bluebirds Fly will always be my very favorite mini quilt!!
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Rescuers - and all it stands for, beautiful quilt and story.
I follow Angela's blog
I follow your blog too
Wow, I love Angela's swirling hexagon quilt! It's always fun to see what she's been working on.
I've been following Angela's blog for ages now!
I'm pleased to be following your blog too :) It's been a great party week here!
I'm a follower
I'm a follower of Angela's as well :)
I love all of Angela's story quilts, especially her latest work The Rescuers, just beyond amazing!
I follow your blog.
And I already follow Angela's blog.
I find her Swirling Hexagon Picnic Quilt fascinating! Definitely going to find out if there's a pattern for it available.
I follow you!
I just started following Cut to Pieces.
I follow you.
I'm a new follower of Angela's.
I really love Angela's Bottled Rainbows quilt.
I have just now been introduced to her quilts but I think I like the star block that is in this blog. I love stars and hexagons.
I am now a follower of both blogs. I loved reading the interview.
The first quilt I ever saw of Angela's was the Rescuer quilt. My head nearly exploded. I immediately jumped from the Flickr image to her Blog and became a follower. This quilt is one of the most inpiring projects I have seen this year. Maybe the most inspiring. I love the personal story that she tells with it, but it also resonates for me personally. Thanks for the giveaway, and for featuring such a talented artist
Angela, I just love that single block with the iris center. The colors, the little star...I can't stop staring at it.
Seriously, you're a coloratura soprano? Queen of the Night and all that? I always wished I could sing that; I am a trained lyric soprano.
I already follow Cut to Pieces...
...and Jennifer, I am enjoying your guests this week and look forward to following you in the future!
Angela's hexagonal spiral quilt is really inspiring, the way she took a block and made it work at a much bigger level as a whole quilt! I'm also loving her bottled rainbow blocks and look forward to seeing the finished quilt...I like how even though its a scrappy, raw edge applique block, it still doesn't look frumpy...
I follow your blog too!
I'm also a long time follower of Angela's blog...
Now following both of you. I love the beach scene card, how gorgeous is that?
I am inspired by so many of her quilts. My favorite is Where Bluebirds Fly. I love the story behind it as well - and really any quilt with a story makes me appreciate the work so much more.
I've also been following her blog for some time now.
I'm so sorry - I couldn't pick a favorite!
Color choice or subject choice...it's just
too hard. I'm totally impressed by them all.
Ellison Lane follower!
Cut to Pieces follower too!
I am inspired by what I call her "picture quilts"... and so impressed at the time and attention they must take. One day I'll try one. :)
Already a follower. :)
Been following Angela for a while (and totally using her fabric folding tut to organize my stash!). Love her blog. :)
I was following along with the progress of 'the rescuers' & totally love the finished product! Honestly, I love a lot of what I see over there :)
I am a follower here :)
I am a Cut to Pieces follower as well :)
I love her star blocks!
I'm a follower!
I am so a follower of yours!
I've been a follower of Angela's since I saw her Bluebirds Fly through flickr. I'm seriously amazed at the creativity of people.
Again, grand interview. I love the questions you asked. I'm a total fan of everything that Angela has said here. I'm hopeful that one day I'll be able to envision things and bring my science and math into play with my quilting. . all in good time.
I LOVE the Rescuers Quilt....amazing!
Glad you admitted to loving school. Me too!
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PILOT MOUNTAIN — The regular meeting of the town of Pilot Mountain Board of Commissioners opened Monday night with a presentation by President Faye Carter of the Surry County Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). Carter began by explaining the structure of the organization which also has national, conference and state chapters.
"We are a local branch of the national NAACP. There are branches in all states. We also have youth and college branches," said Carter. "Anybody can be a member of the NAACP." She noted that the organization also has white and Latino members and that the NAACP's vision is for equal rights for everyone. She said this year marks the 104th anniversary for the national organization and the 50th year for the Surry County Chapter.
She explained how the group had approached county commissioners with a request for a street being named in honor of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and told the group she found it fitting a bridge was named in King's honor instead of a street.
"We build bridges every day," added Carter. "If you go throughout the state they're always working on the roads. Building bridges came to my mind. It is an important part of what we do." Carter also told the commissioners about participating in the Historic Thousand on Jones Street march. She said the effort was a way for different races to come together and make an impact on legislators in Raleigh.
"We were lending our voices to demonstrate to the legislature about the impact of different bills they would vote on," said Carter. "We know some of these cuts have to happen, but we want our legislators to think about the why and the who it will effect." Carter told the commissioners she was proud of the NAACP efforts in voter registration projects which helped to get 4,000 new voters registered in the state in 2013.
Carter told the commissioners the group needs new members because they realize there is strength in numbers and said that while the group cannot give legal advice, it can help steer people of all colors in the right direction in cases of discrimination.
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The commissioners voted to request water flow information and hydrant testing information so a repair strategy could be planned. Mayor Earl Sheppard said the second step of the process would be to contact the Boy Scouts of America to see if they could help with cleaning and repainting the hydrants.
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Sheppard also signed a proclamation declaring March 11-17 as 2013 Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week for the town. This proclamation was encouraged by the Central North Carolina Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. In other business, Town Manager Homer Dearmin told the commissioners the town now has a Facebook page and a Twitter page.
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He also said the town had been holding off on taking down the Christmas lights until the remainder of a set of banners arrive to be placed in 20 separate locations in the town. The banners were provided through the Yadkin Valley Heritage Corridor project and the Pilot Mountain Tourism Development Authority. Rather than spend twice on having a truck to take down the lights and put up the rest of the banners, Dearmin said he felt waiting was more cost efficient.
Dearmin also reported to the board that the state Local Government Commission had noted the improvement in the town fund balance but is concerned with the balance when the town was compared to other municipalities of similar size. The commission requested an update on the town's plan to increase the fund balance which the commissioners resolved to do in the coming weeks.
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Discover the Gardens in relaxing style in this one hour guided tour aboard a 12-seater electric bus.
When: Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays | 1.00 pm
Where: Tours begin outside the Visitor Centre
Cost: $6.00 adult | $3.00 child under 16 and concession | Children under 3 ride free
Purchase tickets: At the Botanical Bookshop in the Visitor Centre | Booking information 6257 3302
Turned On walks
Featuring themes from paintings by the artist, JMW Turner
Be 'Turned on' to the colour, light and atmosphere of nature in the Australian National Botanic Gardens.
Many works of the famous British artist, J.M.W. Turner are currently on display at the National Gallery of Australia. Turner is famous because he "created the extraordinary in capturing the colour, light and atmosphere of nature."
When: Saturdays throughout June | 11.00 am | Free
Where: Walks begin at the Visitor Centre
Bookings available for groups at booked times | group booking fee applies
Bush Magic Storytime | Bird stories
Come join us for a story and a craft activity in the Gardens.
When: Friday 7 June | Storytime is on the first Friday each month
Time: 10 – 11 am
Where: Follow the signs from the Cafe or check in at the Visitor Centre for details on the day | Storytime will be held indoors during wet and cold weather
Cost: $5 per child | Suitable for pre-schoolers
Bookings: Not required
Thursday Talks and 2013 Centenary Chats
A fascinating series of talks about Australian plants, plants of the world and special topics related to plants. Presented by the Friends of the Australian National Botanic Gardens.
When: Thursdays from February to November
Time: 12:30pm
Where: Theatrette
Cost: Gold coin donation to the Friends of the ANBG
Free Guided Walks
Free Guided Walks by the Friends Volunteer Guides
Daily at 11.00 am and 2.00 pm
Meet at the Visitors Centre
Friends Events and Activities
See Friends' Calendar for special events and activities organised by the Friends of the ANBG


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I'll give it a read later then get back to you! Anything in particular you want me to look for?
This website was suggested so that I could get help with a game I'm developing. So far, out of the 3 other websites I've posted to I've only ever gotten one reply, but no help.
First let me apologize to any admins, I'm NOT trying to advertise for any other website, but I don't see anyway to upload my file here, but another rpg forum has my file attached. So, you see what I'm getting at?
You can download my file there. It's only 141kb or so in a .rar file. It's perfectly safe, but if you're worried about a bug you can open .rar files safely without extracting the contents and view what's in it.
I try to keep all my stuff in .html format for ease of navigation, but occasionally I'll use something else like a .txt file or .doc maybe. Read the readme, I'm fairly certain that the majority of initial questions a person might have is answered in the readme. If it's not in the readme then it's in the game files. Of course, I'm sure someone might have a question not already answered, but we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.
I should mention, I don't have internet access at home, my boss (I'm a live in Butler) won't get internet at home. She's kind of anti-technology, which is cool cause I am as well to some extent,,,except I really like my computer. I only mention this because I use the 'net at the library and I can't always get to the library, which further means I may not be able to reply back very fast, and even when I do reply I may not have time to answer or converse with everyone that might have questions. Which hopefully, someone will take an interest in my material.
I have no delusions that my game will ever sell, however, if it does whether PnP format or MMORPG like I originally intended, everyone that makes a meaningful contribution to the game that actually gets used in the final product will get a fair share of any profit. That is my word.
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- Reshnenpe, The Tiger King
Advanced Casual <== Looking for a group of dedicated, imaginative, and original players
A casual "what do you think so far" for starters.
My biggest problem is I'm not good at embelishing things. I'm trying to make it sound like everythings coming from the book of a renowned historian but I'm a more of "just the facts" type of person. You'll see what I mean on several items.
Example, check out the GCN page, it starts out embelished but I can't keep track of my thoughts when I'm trying to make it look pretty so I switched to a "just the facts" style. Actually, I don't remember if the GCN page is updated on this version.
Anyway, every 4 days I try to upload an update when I actually add new stuff. When I just improve on stuff I don't upload an update unless I've added new stuff,,, if that makes sense.
If people want to know what I'm specifically looking for in terms of help.
My late wife used to call herself my "stylist". I can write all day long,,, but it looks like crap, she used to make my writing pretty and coherent.
I need someone that can spew out techno babble as fast as I can. I have no delusions of accuracy, if it sounds good, then it's good.
I also need someone that can spot where I contradict myself. YOu'll see in the readme that I've been working on this game for a very long time and I inevitably forget stuff and contradict myself.
So a "stylist", a "geek", and an "editor". Really I'll take any help I can get. I encourage people to run with ideas, I'll try to lay out the framework of the gameworld and anyone and everyone can add to it as they please.
Anyway, thanks in advance.
CRG at VOP
Writer and creator of "Tales, From Space"
I'll be more than willing to help! I'll send you some things in a private message later tonight when I get some free time. A love a good idea. If you want, I can rewrite a portion to how you would like it to sound and we can go from there?
- Reshnenpe, The Tiger King
Advanced Casual <== Looking for a group of dedicated, imaginative, and original players
Sounds good, whatever you want. I THINK you should be able to get a feel for what I'm shooting at by reading a few pages. I'm sure I'll like what you do.
I won't be able to reply after this probably till saturday. So be patient, I'll get back as soon as I'm able.
CRG at VOP
Writer and creator of "Tales, From Space"
Not a problem, I'll make sure it's worth your while when you get back!
- Reshnenpe, The Tiger King
Advanced Casual <== Looking for a group of dedicated, imaginative, and original players
No updates today, I have been making some changes,mainly on the playable races, fleshing out culture, minor histories, the "Big 4" of the Saurian Clans. Anyone know of a 3d drawerering program like 3d max that actually works and is free?
I've got a wild hair to do some renderings of some generic racial ships. All the different races use a specific style of ship. Like, the Cerians use a vertical boomerang type of ship (for lack of a beter descriptor). I used to have an,,, ahhh,,,, aquired version of 3ds max from college. I wasn't good with it, but I still liked to play with it. Unfortunately it didn't work on Vista and at the time I switched to Vista I was looking at a job at Bethsoft and I didn't want them to find out I had any pirated software so I dumped everything I even remotely thought was pirated, included a legitimate install of Win2k from school.
(OH yeah, I didn't get the job, they went with someone with a fancier degree, but who actually failed their pre-employment skills test, who'da thunk it, a higher level degree is more valuable than actual skill. I have an Associates, he had a Bachelors of somethin' or other.)
Anyway, I digress.
So still no questions or comments? I've got 1 hour and 9 minutes left today at the library as of this post. So I'll keep checking back.
Thanks again.
CRG at VOP
Writer and creator of "Tales, From Space"
latest update available there.
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We will not be eating at OG. Casa is messing with you.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Maybe the Olive Gardens in Nashville have decent food...clearly the ones in PA don't.
Yes, I do "run in this." So should you. The weather is never as bad as it seems from behind your office or car window.
Ooh! Casa... make Trent swear again.
Jesus wept. I'm just leaving town that week. Somebody watch my dogs.
Your toughness is made up of equal parts persistence and experience. You don't so much outrun your opponents as outlast and outsmart them, and the toughest opponent of all is the one inside your head." - Joe Henderson
Fine, I guess Trent thinks that since he is the race director his voice overrules majority vote. I guess we all convene at the locale that got the second greatest number of votes. Macaroni Grill at Opry Mills.
Damn you Casa Damn you!!! hey how about Billy Jack's or Jacky Billy's or something like that... we can go eat there and kick all the local's out (by local I mean on a first name basis with the wait staff)... where I will order water and all you nashvillian's will laugh just like our waitress did!
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Each issue contains campus news, links about alumni in the news, an MU-related trivia quiz and more.
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Millikin's first doctoral program, the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), will be launched during the 2013-14 academic year, with the first DNP students beginning classes next January.
Applications for track 1 of the program (nurse anesthesia) are due July 1.
Read the news release.
Read the May issue of Out of the Blue.
The Millikin campus, including the alumni and development office, will be closed all day Monday, May 20, for a technology upgrade.
As a result, you will be unable to access the university's website, including myMILLIKIN, the alumni directory, online giving and Millikin email accounts on that day.
This one-day shutdown is necessary to allow the information technology department to make an upgrade to Millikin's computer network system. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and thank you for your patience as we upgrade our technology to better serve the Millikin community, including our alumni and friends.
Senior musical theatre majors are spending a week in The Big Apple beginning May 20, meeting with casting directors, agents and other theater professionals. They'd love to end their week by meeting up with MU alums to celebrate – and maybe get some advice. So once again, Scott Rollison '96 is coordinating a get-together for the students and NYC-area alums:
Thursday, May 23, at 9 p.m. Hurley's Saloon232 West 48th Street (between Broadway & 8th)Second floor lounge/patioRSVP to Scott at email@example.com by May 21.
Thanks to Scott for his efforts on behalf of MU and our students. And to the New York-bound students, break a leg!
Three long-time members of the Millikin community are being recognized with student awards named in their honor and the retirement of a 40-year faculty member is being recognized with gifts in his honor to benefit chemistry students. Proceeds from all the funds will be awarded to qualified, deserving students.
Dr. Jerald Hunt & Dr. Darlene Hoffman Award for Excellence in Teaching and LearningA new award given out at Honors Convocation is named for these two professor emeriti who taught in the School of Education for several years. Learn more and give online.
Linda Slagell Student Success FundThis new fund provides emergency financial assistance to students and is named in honor of long-time employee Linda Slagell, currently director of transfer admission. Learn more and give online.
Chemistry Fellows FundThis fund supports the research of an outstanding senior chemistry major. Alumni and friends of MU are asked to give to the fund in honor of Dr. Josefson, who is retiring after 40 years at Millikin. Learn more and give online.
To support these awards by mail, send your check made payable to Millikin University to: Millikin University Alumni and Development Office, 1184 W. Main, Decatur, IL 62522. Please note in the comment field the name of the appropriate fund or award.
The overwhelming response made by alumni and friends to the news of the June 30 retirement of Jan Devore, alumni relations director, has led to a change of plans. The retirement event for "Jan's fans" will now be postponed to this fall's Homecoming, Oct. 4-6, to allow a larger number of individuals to attend in person and wish her well. Watch for the time, location and other details to come your way this summer once plans are finalized.
Pet prints and some pets were on parade May 3 at Blue Connection in downtown Decatur. Art students enrolled in Carriage House Press created woodcut prints for the event, and proceeds from print sales were donated to the Decatur Macon County Animal Shelter.
View the Herald & Review article.
Right: Kelly Sibthorpe '12 prepares ink for a woodcut of a cat, which was later pressed by a steamroller.
It's time to shine up your clubs and practice your putting for the 16th annual Big Blue Club golf outing! Set for June 28 at Hickory Point Golf Course, the outing is a great chance to join fellow alumni and friends of Millikin for a day of golf, fellowship and fun, all in support of the Big Blue Club and Millikin student-athletes.
For more information, contact coach Sam Osborne at 217-521-0779 or Chad Jones at 217-855-6577.
The Preparatory Department's summer music camps may be just the ticket to encourage your child's interest in music. Activities are available for children ages 2-18, and alumni families are eligible for a 10-percent discount with an Alumni Association membership card. For more info, visit www.millikin.edu/preparatory.
… watch for your card in the summer issue of Millikin Quarterly, which will be mailed in July. All former students who have successfully completed 12 or more credit hours as a Millikin student automatically receive free membership in the Alumni Association.Benefits of membership include various discounts and a subscription to Millikin Quarterly magazine. Not on the magazine's mailing list? Send your mailing address and a request to be added to email@example.com.
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IIHF Worlds: Russia and Slovakia Square Off for Gold
It's medal day at the 2012 IIHF World Championships. The Czechs and Finns play for bronze, while in the main event, Russia meets Slovakia with global hockey supremacy on the line.
It's medal day at the 2012 IIHF World Championships. The Czechs and Finns play for bronze, while in the main event, Russia meets Slovakia with global hockey supremacy on the line.
It's semifinal time at the 2012 IIHF World Championships. Follow the action as Finland takes on Russia and the Czechs and Slovaks square off for hockey supremacy.
The IIHF World Championships quarterfinals provides everything a hockey fan could wish for: 4 consecutive highly competitive and emotionally destabilizing hockey games. Here's a recap of the 2012 edition that sent Slovakia, Russia, Finland and the Czech Republic on to the medal round.
It's quarterfinals day at the IIHF World Championships, featuring four games between the world's top eight hockey nations. Canada takes on Slovakia, Russia plays Norway, Finland faces the USA while Sweden and the Czechs face off in a rematch of last year's semifinal.
The preliminary round of the IIHF World Championships comes to a close on Tuesday with a few things still to be decided. Can France do the unthinkable, and will Slovakia, Germany or Switzerland qualify for the 2014 Olympics?
The 2012 IIHF World Championships is entering its final week, with two days left of the preliminary round to play. Can Denmark avoid relegation, and can France or Latvia make a last push for a quarterfinal berth?
Very Nice World Championship Thread: USA vs Kazakhstan & Canada vs Finland
It's the end of the first week of the IIHF World Championships, and the differences between the top nations and the bottom ones are beginning to be clearly defined. There are some key battlegrounds emerging for the quarterfinal positions, so follow today's action on Puck Worlds to see how it unfolds!
The preliminary round keeps chugging on at the IIHF World Championships with four more games on Wednesday. Catch the action and comment on the game here, or follow for updates.
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On July 1, 1998, Saint Mary's Health Care, Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services, and Metropolitan Hospital formed a Joint Operating Agreement to provide a full continuum of psychiatric inpatient and partial hospitalization services.
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Kelly Kell (Kingston) had four points, five assists, three rebounds and one steal as the Bengals women's basketball team lost to New Paltz 58-50.
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Since their return to the top flight in 2008, Saints have established themselves among the Premiership's most formidable teams.
The Franklin's Gardens trophy cabinet has been filled with the European Challenge Cup and LV=Cup, but a major of piece of silverware still eludes the current squad.
With their title assault reduced to one front following last weekend's Premiership play-off defeat by Leicester, their showdown with Leinster at Millennium Stadium has taken on greater significance.
Talent-laden Saints have been showered with praise for their progress in recent seasons, but Foden admits it is essential they take the next step.
"We need a major statement because this club is all about major silverware and winning major finals," said the England full-back.
"We want to get this club back to where it should be, which is being in the top four in the Premiership and winning trophies.
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Saints lifted the Heineken Cup in 2000, beating Munster 9-8 at Twickenham, only to subsequently endure some lean years that reached their nadir with their descent into the second tier of English rugby.
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Rebuilt under the guidance of director of rugby Jim Mallinder, Saints have emerged as major players in Europe.
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Standing in Saints' path are the 2009 winners and clear favourites, who field an outstanding starting line-up containing 12 Ireland internationals with another four on the bench.
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"Obviously Leinster were playing a few mind games over whether he was going to play or not, but I was always 110 per cent sure he'd take the field whether he has a knee or not!
"I want him to play as I want Leinster to field their strongest team and if we win I don't want people making excuses, saying 'they missed this player or that player'.
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