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If you can not find an answer among these frequently asked questions, contact us using the customer support form
Manual Review
What is manual review? Why am I selected for manual authorization?
It is additional security measures on our site aimed to prevent unathorized or fraudulent transactions.
There is a number of reasons when orders are selected for manual review:
- Suspicious data in your order
- Multiple accounts from a single IP address
- Ordering too many products from different accounts. We sell products for personal use only
- Using many different payment systems in a short period of time or your email on Gamersgate does not match your payment system email.
- Using VPN, Proxy or any other tool that messes with IP address.
Orders falling within the above categories are most likely to be cancelled and refunded.
How long does manual authorization usually take?
- Manual reviews are often completed within 1 hour but in rare occasions can result in 24 hours delay so we are very sorry about that.
Sometimes orders are randomly selected for manual authorization so we are very sorry for that.
You can speed up the manual review process by contacting us at firstname.lastname@example.com
After the review is complete your product will be delivered.
Ubisoft games
I can not activate my Ubisoft game. When I click on Activate Content an alert appears asking me if I want to associate the serial key with my account. If I accept it, the text changes to Please wait... and then it changes back to Activate Content.
Try to use a different browser. Disable your security software and all browser apps and extensions, especially ad blockers and those which can mess with IP address. Also clear the cache in your browser and try to activate the game again.
I can not sign in to my Uplay account from GamersGate, there is always a login error message.
Uplay login error usually means that default settings of your browser block the third party cookies. Once you explicitly allow Ubisoft website to set cookies it will no longer be treated as a third party and you will be able to successfully log in and activate your game on Uplay.
Blue Coins
Blue Coins is the virtual currency of GamersGate. Any product can be purchased with Blue Coins. You can get them as a reward when purchasing games or participating on the site by, for example writing reviews, rating games or solving questions in Game Tutor.
The amount of blue coins that you have can be found if you:
1) Log in on the site
2) Go to My Account tab
3) Chose Account Information sub-tab
There you can see how many coins you have. When buying on the site, after choosing the Check Out option, you will have a possibility to use blue coins. Note, that if you do not possess enough blue coins, the option will not be available and will be greyed out.
PLEASE NOTE! Blue Coins earned will expire after 12 months if not used.
Can I use your service on my Mac computer?
Yes, now you can. Some games are available for MAC. Do check out this link on our site.
Can there be a virus in the Download?
As an official distributor we recieve all of our files directly from the publishers, so we can assure you that there are no viruses in our files. Some security software may ring a false positive alarm though.
In order to install the game, please, try to tune down or disable your security software for the time that downloading and installation takes. Don forget to turn it back on after the process will be completed.
NOTE: For BitDefender you may turn off real time protection.
Do I need an Internet connection in order to play/install the game?
You do not need Internet connection to play games unless it is an online game, or it requires online account creation (it is specified on the game page)
Internet connection is required to install games. If the target computer does not have Internet connection or has slow download bandwidth, then the game can be downloaded on another computer and then transferred in any way to your original computer. There you can use them to install, but connection is needed to sign in and start the installation process.
NOTE: You should move the download file and the temporary Gamersgate folder (GamersGate temporary files) as they are placed near each other in order to install the downloaded games. Otherwise the downloader will start the download process again. Installation should be started using the download file, and it cannot be done manually from the temporary folder.
Do you use SecuRom or any other protection on the games?
Yes, some games got some kind of protection. This is done according to the agreement with the developers and publishers. However, the activation limit that may be on this protection is easily reset by an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Any game bought on GamersGate is yours to download and install as many times as you like.
Does GamersGate provide any physical copies of the games they sell?
GamersGate is a download service only and does not provide retail copies of games. The games you buy are available to you on your account at: http://www.gamersgate.com/ under My Games tab.
Does GamersGate work on GNU/Linux?
The GamersGate downloader and many games for Windows (not Mac) work on GNU/Linux by using Wine. More information about Wine and about games that work on Wine can be found on official Wine page.
How do I purchase a game on GamersGate?
In order to purchase a game on GamersGate:
1) Create an account on GamersGate or log in if you already have one.
2) Choose a game and add it to your cart.
3) Choose a payment method from the list in your cart and complete the payment process.
How many times can I download and/or install my games? Will I be able to install the game on another computer?
Any game bought on GamersGate is yours to download and install as many times you like.
Yes, you can install your games on another computer.
- 1) Copy the download file and the temp folder as they are located near each other
- 2) Paste on another computer that has connection to the internet
- 3) Run the download file and fill in the login/password if necessary
- 4) The installation process will start automatically, if the temporary folder is in place, since it will find the install files.
Note: Some games are protected with an activation limit, but that limit is easily reset with an email to firstname.lastname@example.com
I posted a review but it was not published
Reviews are approved manually, sometimes it may take an undeterminate amount of time for them to be approved.
GamersGate reserves the right to not publish any review for any reason.
If I buy a game while being abroad will I be able to activate it in my country?
The serial key has to be activated from the same country, from which it will be purchased.
Network storage.
Will not work. You need to download and install the games on local drives.
The log in boxes are greyed out. Why?
Your browser is too old or it is not supported. You need at least IE7, Opera, Firefox or Google Chrome.
The links to official pages of some browsers are provided below:
- Internet Explorer
- Mozilla Firefox
- Opera
- Google Chrome
What are the rules to submitting a review?
Reviews must be written in English and be coherent in terms of spelling and grammar.
Avoid using any swear words. Reviews containing any offensive language will not be published.
Express your opinion on the game. Reviews containing merely a description of the game will not be published.
Reviews must be original. Content copied from other sources will not be published.
Note: You can not rate or review products that are no longer available for purchase on GG.
What is GamersGate?
GamersGate is a leading digital distribution platform, providing ready gaming experiences for gamers worldwide – anytime, anywhere. Viewed as a strong contender in the digital download arena, GamersGate continues to redefine the download industry. Future strategies include the launch of several additional services, and the further aggressive expansion of its product portfolio, from a wide range of internationally recognized publishers.
Where can I find my purchased games/serial keys?
If your order is completed, then the games are at your disposal on your GamersGate account.
You need to
1) Log in to your account at Gamersgate
2) Go to My Games tab
If the game requires a serial key, it can be found in the My Games section once you are logged in.
- Click on the game in the list and you will find the serial key in the right column
NOTE: not all games require serials in order to play them. If the game requires a serial key, but it is not given to you at your game page, contact email@example.com for help.
My GamersGate account
Forgot password/username?
To retrieve your password/username you can use the "forgot password" function on this page
and have it sent to your e-mail address, that you have indicated in your account details.
If you experience problems using that function please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
NOTE: Password retrieval - is a 2 step process. Meaning emails will be sent twice before you can change your password
How do I change my email?
In order to change your email on GamersGate you need to do the following
1) Log in to your account
2) Go to My Account/Account settings/Account information
3) Enter your new email address for your account and save changes.
A message with the confirmation link will be sent to the email currently linked to your account.
4) Click the link to confirm the email change.
Another message with the confirmation link will be sent to your new email.
5) Click the link to confirm the email change. You will be redirected to your Account Information page on GG where you can observe your new email already in place. Click "Save changes"
5) Log in with your new email address.
Note: If you did not receive our email with the confirmation link, please check your spam folder, it may end up there.
How do I delete my account?
To delete your account you need to do the following
1) Log in to your account
2) Go to My Account/Account settings/Account information
3) Press the Account deletion request button in the Privacy section.
4) Follow further instructions.
I have several GG accounts. Would it be possible to merge them?
It is not allowed to merge any accounts, even if you are the owner of all of them. This s for your own security to prevent fraud.
My account is limited
There are several reasons why your account is limited
1) Something went wrong on your account.
In this case you need to contact our support team.
2) Your account is limited because it was logged in from another country.
Check your email to unlock your account.
3) You have multiple accounts on GamersGate
Please, don use more than one account on GamersGate. Unfortunately, if you already have more than one account, we cannot merge them.
What to do if you cannot access your e-mail, thus cannot retrieve your password/username?
In case you forgot your username and password, but also you cannot use the the retrieve password function, you have an option of retrieving your account using a valid e-mail address.
For this you need to contact firstname.lastname@example.com and provide as much detailed information about anything related to the account and games as possible. A good list should have:
- account username
- list of games
- order numbers
- date of last login
- date of the last order
- last game/s bought
- address, indicated on your account
- additional info - in any gifts received, any conversations made with firstname.lastname@example.com, bills from orders, payment transaction numbers, number of blue coins and etc.
The more information you provide, the better.
Game Related
Activate the game with Tagés DRM
Please make sure you are running the game with the necessary user privileges – i.e. try running as an administrator via "Run as Administrator" in the context of the executable
Please also check your system to make sure you have access to the Tages folder (e.g. the hidden folder "c:\ProgramData\Tages" resp. "C:\Users\All Users\Tages" in Windows Vista and Windows 7, on an English Windows XP this translates to "c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Tages"). Usually this folder will always be accessible to any account, unless your system has been intentionally modified, e.g. folder permissions or ownerships have been changed or there are monitoring tools running on the PC denying access to this folder.
Black/flickering screen when launching the game
Make sure that all your drivers are up to date especially for your video card.
Try to run the game in lower screen resolution.
Game play and technical errors
Gamersgate allows its user to download games of different publishers and developers. For gameplay and technical problems we recommend you to:
- Check out the developers and official game web-sites and forums for information on particular game errors.
- A good solution would be to search over the web in forums for the similar problem - you may find a similar problem that will help you to solve the one you have.
- If nothing of this helped you, then you should contact the firstname.lastname@example.com and describe the problem you have using the following form.
1) Your account name
2) Order-id, if the question is about a specific order
3) The full name of the game
4) Full description of the problem. Preferably include images, error texts, print screens and everything that is relevant and may help.
NOTE: Please include previous conversation when asking questions, that will help us to solve the problem faster. We do not answer emails at night and on weekends, so please have patience and you will be gladly assisted as soon as possible.
How do I install my games?
Installation is done automatically and it requires internet connection to be performed properly.
NOTE: it cannot be made manually. Serial keys for games are available at "My Games" section of the website, in the tab "Purchased games" underneath the corresponding game. Note that not all games require a serial key, and thus do not have one.
I activated the base game but the DLC is not showing up in Uplay/Steam
Some additional content require the base game to be fully downloaded and launched first.
I found a patch at the games official website and now the game is asking for a CD.
To patch your game you will need a patch for a digital version of the game. A patch for a disc version will not work. We are trying to always have the latest patches availible in the My Games section but if you think there is a patch missing, and the developer do not provide such patch but you think the game needs the patch, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com about it and we will acquire it from the developers. Include information about what game it is and the name of the patch you think we need to add.
Please note, that it may take time to produce and acquire a patch, and that customer support has a main priority set to answering e-mails about problems, yet still your request will be transferred and handled after it is received and read.
If a game does not work
If a game does not work or install, it does not mean that the game is broken or faulty. There is a large number of reasons for that. For some games and usual problems we have FAQ section, where you can find a lot of answers to a number of questions. Please do consult the FAQ section and only after trying the recommended actions from it, contact firstname.lastname@example.com for prompt help.
Some tips to follow during the whole process are the following:
- When downloading the Download file of the game, save it to your hard drive rather than just running it from the browser.
- Upgrade your video drivers to the latest version - at least DirectX 9c. Actually, many games NEED 9c to work. Running 10 or 11 are not always good enough. DirectX can be found at www.microsoft.com
- If you run games under Windows Vista, then try running "as administrator": for that you to right click on the icon of the game, then chose "run as administrator"
- If you are using Windows XP and Vista it is better to have administrative rights on your account.
- You also may try using Compatibility Mode when running games on Vista: right click on the game icon, choose Properties tab and there will be a "Compatibility" tab with different settings
- Sometimes lowering down security/or turning it off and see if it changes the situation - it may block the execution or files or block access to/from them.
- If you have a problem with a game, try downloading it one more time, but to a folder somewhere else that a system folder - like Desktop, or C:/Program Files. Try not running it from the browser, because its better you save the file to your hard drive.
- If you still have no progress see if you can try to download and install on another PC and check if it is a game related problem, or a PC related one.
Please insert CD/DVD in drive C:
This problem may be due to...
1.You have got a demo of the game installed. Make sure you uninstall the demo before installing the full game.
2. You have patched the game with a patch for the disc version of the game. You must use a patch for a digital version of the game. If you cant find such patch on the official web sit or at the My Games section at GamersGate, please provide us the patch number and we will ask the developers about it.
3. Sometimes the "Run" option in Windows will not work. Download the file and double click it intead.
4. Network storage will not work. You must download and install on local drives.
If you need assistance, you can send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and you will be helped promptly.
Where can I find the Manual for my game?
The manual, if there is one available, can be found in the My Games section once you are logged in. It is right under the title of the concerned game (some games may miss manuals).
Manuals can also be found in the game installation folder or the folder where the game is installed. If you require a manual for some game, and it is not present at any places described above, you can send an email to email@example.com and ask for it to be sent to you.
Will I receive all the pre-ordered bonuses as advertised by the publisher?
You will receive all bonus content as advertised on our own product page.
How do I download my games?
You need to
1) Log in on the site
2) Go to My Games tab on the left
3) Chose Purchased Games section
4) Click the Download button next to the game in the list of purchased games.
5) Launch the file you downloaded by double clicking it (we advise not to run it from the browser) to download the game
6) After the download is finished the installation procedure starts automatically.
NOTE: Installation cannot be done manually. It is done automatically and it requires internet connection to be performed properly.
I can not download the game from my Gamersgate library. GG downloader says incorrect username or password.
1) Log out of your account
2) Reset your password here https://www.gamersgate.com/account/requestpw
3) Log in and try to download the game again with the new password.
Slow speed for my Download
May be caused due to proxys, firewalls, antivirus, wireless connections etc. Check your settings and if neccessery, disable what can be disabled.
Where are my downloads stored?
The game is stored in the same folder/location you run the Downloader from. When you run the Downloader, a folder named "GamersGate temporary files" will be created and the game files will be stored in that folder.
The Downloader itself is saved to your usual download storage that you have choosed in your Browser settings.
After the download is complete you will be asked if you want to remove the files or not.
Windows 7 prevents the download
Turning off write-protection on the temporary files is enough to make the installer work properly with them.
Payment / Transactions
000050 Error when placing orders
If this error appear, please contact email@example.com
Can I pay by any other means than Credit Card?
Yes. Our payment providers offer several options. Pre-paid cards, direct payments, etc. Not all options will work for all regions, but if you can see it in the checkout, you can use it. You can get more information, when you will place a game in your cart. All available payment options will be displayed there.
Does GamerGate save my Credit Card information?
No, Gamersgate does not save the credit card information of users. All payments are handled directly through integrated pages of our payment partners. GamerGate never directly accesses your CC information.
NOTE: Gamersgate uses payment services, provided by other companies, and we do not deal with payments at all. All is done via payment services (like Paypal, Skrill, Global Collect etc).
Error code: 10417
- The payment could not be completed. Please use another credit card or payment option. If the problem persists, contact email@example.com.
- Error code: 10417
Contact your bank. They have probably blocked your credit card for international tranfers due to security reasons.
I got charged but did not get my game
If it looks like you did get charged, but did not get your game, or if you got charged multiple times, contact us immediately.
Keep in mind, though, that financial organizations normally "reserve" funds prior to a transaction, so it is easy to see reserved funds as actually charged ones. Make sure to double-check if you were indeed charged.
Unfortunately it can sometimes take up to twenty four hours for orders to be fully processed, so if your game has not appeared in your library after this time frame despite your payment being successful please, contact us directly so we can sort out the issue.
Note: Sometimes it can take up to several days for some payment systems to fully process your transaction.
Is my Credit Card/PayPal payment secure?
Yes, your transaction is secure. GamersGate protects transactions by using well established and internationally recognized payment provider solutions who takes advantage of SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption. In short, SSL encrypts information you are sending through the Internet, into a complex code that no one else can read or change. SSL is just as secure, as if you use your credit card at an ATM.
If you wish to verify this, please right click on the payment frame and look at the properties. You will see that the destination address begins with https:// - a sign for a secure connection.
Gamersgate uses payment services, provided by other companies, and we do not deal with payments at all. All is done via payment services (like Paypal, Smart2Pay).
My orders are rejected by my payment processor
Payments are usually rejected if using VPN or any apps that can mess with your IP address. We suggest you to avoid using VPN services for online payments.
Pending orders
No, pending orders will not be handled and billed for unless you finish the payment procedure at the payment service web-page. In some time "Pending" orders, that are not handled and billed for will be automatically switched to "Canceled". Note, that sometimes it takes more time to handle payments, thus the game will be added when the payment is finally received.
If you have a pending order, and the game is missing on your account, but the payment was made, then you should contact email@example.com and your order will be checked out and corrected if it is necessary.
NOTE: Gamersgate uses payment services, provided by other companies, and we do not deal with payments at all. All is done via payment services (like Paypal, Global Collect, Smart2Pay, etc), and all issues concerning payment procedures and blocks may be resolved with them. Otherwise, if you have a problem with an order or games being added to your account, you can contact firstname.lastname@example.com and you will be gladly assisted.
The payment could not be completed. Internal error code: 000081
Usually this error pops up when using VPN or proxy. Please, avoid using any services that can change your IP when placing orders.
"Failed to open file: Access denied. (Error 5)
Error 5 usually means that there is a problem with accessing downloaded files or writing to the selected folder. Please, make sure that the downloader is located in a folder that is not protected by the system.
"Failed to open file: The system cannot find the file specified. (Error 2)"
Try download or install the game on another drive. It may matter if the drive is FAT32 or NTFS formatted.
This is also a file lock issue. See if you can do the following: - Delete all concerning the game, reboot - Make sure you have full admin rights. - Change the settings for your antivirus/firewall so no block will corrupt the download - Please save the download file rather than running it from the browser. - Please redownload the game (if possible, in Safe mode) and make sure you download to C: or to D: - keep the path short. Errors are mostly due either to the place you download, rights to write files there (check security software), or some other block maybe. See if any changes help you out.
"Missing dll-file" message
Update your DirectX from www.microsoft.com.
NOTE: Some games can be run only having DirectX 9.0c version and you may need to install that as well even if you already are running DirectX 10 or 11.
"Server did not accept the request (replied HTTP status; 200, expected 206)" message
This may happen due to different reasons. Some of them may be:
- 1) An anti-virus application may be blocking/filtering the download. Lower the anti-virus settings or disable the antivirus during the download.
- 2) Your internet service provider may use a built-in security service, which detects suspicious sites and checks if they are containing viruses,trojans, worms and etc. It probably filtered your download domain and caused problems to the download manager when it tried to countinue downloading.
Error 206. Could not create file because file name is too long.
The path to a certain file can only be long due to operating system parameters; and if you download somewhere with an already long filename (C:\Windows\Users\Example\My Documents\Downloads) for example; then long named files will cause an error. Try moving the downloader to a shorter named area, ie "C:\Downloads" and try again. If you kept the GamersGate Temporary files you can move them with the installer and continue where you left off.
Failed to sign in: A connection with the server could not be established. Check that the computer is connected to the internet and that not firewall is blocking this program.
In order to fix this error you need to do the following
1) Completely disable all Security Essentials.
2) Check if the TLS 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 options are enabled in your browser settings
(Control panel - Internet options - Advanced tab). If not,
check mark them. (Usually works with Opera and IE browsers)
3) In the same settings, try disabling the "Warn about
certificate address mismatch "," Warn to switch
security mode" and "Warn if publishing
redirected ".
Download a new downloader and try again.
Failed to write to disk, not enough disk space error message 112
Most probably, you have a FAT32 File system on the drive you are downloading the game. Fat32 does not support single files that are larger than 4GB in size. For instance, Mass Effect game is one of the very few games at GamersGate that has a file 7gb in size, and at 4GB of download you get this message.The options exclude any possibility to download it to your HDD now, but
- 1 - you can use a flash drive that has 8 gb space and download to it.
- 2 - you can use an external hard disc that has NTFS as a file system.
- 3 - you can create a partition or format an old one and choose NTFS as a new file system for it. Then it will be available for you to download the game.
- 4 - you can use discs, like DVD9, or blue ray to store the game, that you may have the chance to download somewhere else (since it is not possible to download straight on a CD). DVD 9 allows to write 8 gb of space, whilst blue ray discs allow to store even more.
Game registration problem with Tages - communication error with the server/connection ended
To resolve this you need to update the Tages DRM drivers at:http://www.tagesprotection.com/main.htm
When I try to activate the code I receive a message that the code is invalid
This usually means that the code could not be recognized by the platform. Make sure you are activating it on the correct platform (e.g. Steam, Uplay, Origin). You can use the 'Activation Details' section in product description for reference.
Also, try to retype the code and look for any possible typos. If the problem persists, please make sure to contact our support team.
Deliver2Mac games
How to submit a ticket to Deliver2Mac?
If you can not download the game from deliver2mac, please submit a ticket here deliver2com
I can not find the download link for my Deliver2Mac game
Please follow these instructions to redeem the code and download the game
1) Visit http://www.deliver2.com/
2) Create a new account or use the existing one
3) Choose "Redeem Product" section
4) Enter your code
5) Choose "Download" section
6) Download the game and play!
How to contact Gamersgate support
We will help you in case you have a problem or an issue that you cannot resolve. You can reach us by heading over to www.gamersgate.com/support and following the instructions there.


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Though most folks associate a julep with the mint and alcohol associated with the Derby Day drink of choice, a julep is actually considered any drink made from a sweet sugar syrup, some kind of flavoring, and sometimes containing alcohol. Or, according to some dictionaries, medication. Funny. All I can think of with that last part is Granny's "spring tonic." ♫ "Granny's brew, it's good for you, if you're off your feet you ought to have some too." ♫
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Recipe: Apple Julep Sangria©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Inactive time: 4 hours | Yield: About a gallon
- 1 (750 ml) bottle of white wine
- 1/2 cup of rum
- 1 quart of lemon-lime soda
- 1 quart of apple juice
- 3/4 to 1 cup of simple syrup
- 3 cups of pineapple juice
- 1 cup of orange juice
- Juice of four lemons
- 1/8 cup of cherry juice, optional
- 2 apples, unpeeled, cored and sliced thin
- 2 lemons, halved and sliced thin
- 2 oranges, halved and sliced thin
- Maraschino cherries, for garnish, optional
Combine all of the ingredients, except for the garnish, in an extra large storage container; taste and adjust flavor and sweetness to your liking. Chill at least 4 hours or preferably overnight. Stir before serving and transfer to a beverage server or pitchers or pour by the glass. Use a pair of tongs to extract some of the fruit for each glass, add ice to each glass, and fill glasses, garnishing each with a slice of fruit and a cherry, if desired.
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Variation: Can also omit the alcohol for a refreshing family friendly beverage. For six servings, combine 1 quart of apple juice, with 1 cup of orange juice, 1 cup of pineapple juice, 1/4 cup of lemon juice, and 2 tablespoons of cherry juice, and add or garnish with fruit slices, if desired.
Source: http://deepsouthdish.com
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Where were you when the ball dropped on Times Square, ushering in 2010?
Eleven students from the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University rang in the New Year in Chimbote, Peru; putting their faith into action through service.
The trip was sponsored by CSB and SJU Campus Ministry's Alternative Break Experiences (ABE) Program. Students worked with Los Amigos, a faith-based organization dedicated to supporting programs that improve and transform the lives of the poor of Chimbote, Peru. They lived with host families while in Peru and spent their time working in soup kitchens and shelters, helping to build homes, and tutoring children.
Several of the students put their thoughts down on paper when they returned to campus. The words that follow are excerpts from two of the students' reflections.
By Leah Petermeier '10, Sauk Centre, Minn.
Spanish/Biology double major
While in Peru I was in overcome by the strong sense of community. I found that the people of Peru saw God in each other not only in mass. I saw an overwhelming concern for others in the community. My host mother was one of the social workers at the parish and the selflessness she showed left me speechless.
When a fellow CSB student and I arrived at our host family's home, we were treated as though we actually were family. Shortly after arriving, we gave our host family the thank you presents that we bought them. My host mom immediately took the present and said that they would be perfect for the Los Reyes Magos celebration that the parish was having the next day. During this celebration members of the parish go to the homes of the ill and elderly to give them gifts and pray with them. These gifts included towels, shampoo, lotion and other things that the Peruvians could use on an everyday basis.
My roommate Kristal and I went with the parish members to deliver these gifts. The ill and sick who received these small gifts were overjoyed. There was one of the gift recipients that stood out in my mind. This man lived in a stick house on the outskirts of Chimbote. After receiving his gift, this man could not stop crying. This shocked me because the things in his gift were things that I took for granted each day.
By Elizabeth Hauth '10, Springfield, Minn.
Music Performance (Clarinet), Music Education (K-12, Instrumental), and Math majors
My experience has really forced me to think about my possessions - what I actually need and what I'm doing with all of the things I hardly ever use - along with what things I purchase, where I buy them from, and where they are made. I've also given a lot of thought on how to implement changes amongst my family and friends and how to help them best understand how much we have and how little we'd have to do or give up in order to make a small difference. I learned that most people in our world survive on less than $2 a day. If most Americans were to give even a single dollar each day, drastic changes could eventually be made to places like Chimbote, Peru. All it takes is for us to drink one less beer on Friday nights, cut a few minutes out of our shower, or even sacrifice one of our morning cups of coffee.
By experiencing the poverty in Peru, I realized that it really isn't that difficult to give away my "unnecessary" possessions. For instance, after seeing how many of the people wore completely shabby shoes held together with tape, or didn't even have shoes at all, I was compelled to donate my tennis shoes. I own several pairs of shoes; did I really need this specific pair as well? No, I didn't, but someone in Chimbote did. This service trip has encouraged me to lead a simpler life and focus more on attaining community and strong relationships, which are extremely prevalent in Chimbote and something that I realized America is lacking.


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Pastels are often passed over in the world of design. These pale beauties can be soft in their commitment to color, and can lose the visual oomph needed to make a dynamic statement. In the three showhouse rooms that follow, however, designers used the barely-there hues to execute spaces with sophistication and chic style.
Shippan Designer Showhouse
Stamford, Connecticut
Jack Fhillips, Jack Fhillips Design Inc., 2611 Mercer Ave., West Palm Beach, FL 33401; 561/659-4459
Photographs by Michael Partenio
Produced by Bonnie Maharam
The living room designed by Jack Fhillips sings the blues in confident, enticing tones that echo the tranquil water nearby.
Pastels can be overly sweet, warns Jack. "You have to test them to discover the one that reads sophisticated and not silly. A great blue in Florida could be dull and deadly in New York."
With loads of architectural details and natural light, the room's pale blue shell sets off the furnishings, including a tufted sofa, matching club chairs, and a linen-wrapped cocktail table Jack hand-painted in subtle, textured stripes.
Windows with water views called for simple treatments. Banded with sea foam-colored trim, shirred linen panels in off-white elegantly coordinate with the design.
Near the stately paneled door, an English sofa table extends from under a shell-encrusted mirror, anchoring a mélange of interesting chairs. A gilded French cane-back chair and a Louis XVI open armchair with embroidered linen upholstery serve the makeshift desk. A white Gustavian chair accented in blue can be pulled up to join the grouping.
Sofa (custom): Jack Fhillips Design, 561/659-4459.
Sofa fabric ("Athens"/Natural): Arabel Fabrics, 800/759-9808, arabelfabrics.com. Green pillow on sofa ("Catalina"/Sky #11049-02): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com.
Blue pillow on sofa (#8506-06 in Ocean Breeze, discontinued): B. Berger Fabrics, 800/288-8400, bberger.com.
Pair of club chairs (custom): Jack Fhillips Design, 561/659-4459.
Club-chair fabric ("Slubby Linen"/Zaphyr): Arabel Fabrics, 800/759-9808, arabelfabrics.com.
Bench by blue chair (vintage): Connecticut Antiques Center, 203/355-9335.
Bench fabric ("Palio"/Blue #11055-06): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com. Blue-striped chair (antique, English): Braswell Galleries, 203/846-0610.
Chair fabric ("Orsino Stripe"/Blue #PF50004-2): Lee Jofa, 800/453-3563, leejofa.com.
Round table beside striped chair (French Gueridon Table): Harbour View Center for Antiques, 203/325-8070, harborviewantiques.com.
Table lamp (acrylic lamp with linen shade): The Accessory Store, 203/327-7128.
Urn in window (vintage): Jack Fhillips Design, 561/659-4459.
Drapery ("Shannon"/Oyster): Arabel Fabrics, 800/759-9808, arabelfabrics.com.
Drapery trim: Samuel & Sons, 212/704-8000, samuelandsons.com.
Fabrication: Lorenzo & Edward Lopez Interiors, 561/684-2777.
Armoire (Country French-style armoire, custom painted): Braswell Galleries, 203/846-0610.
Coffee table (vintage linen-wrapped coffee table, custom painted): Antique and Artisan Center, 203/327-6022.
Table beside sofa next to window (vintage, custom painted): Braswell Galleries, 203/846-0610.
Art over mantel (by Ellsworth Kelly); art behind sofa (abstract painting by Oscar Benavides): designer's collection.
Sconces (vintage Italian): Jack Fhillips Design, 561/659-4459.
Area rug (custom, chenille and cotton rug by Mitchell Denberg): Central American Mfg., 561/274-3611.
Wall paint ("Borrowed Light" #235): Farrow & Ball, 888/511-1121, farrow-ball.com.
Ceiling paint (White, flat matte finish); trim paint ("Super White," low-luster finish): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Small wood chair: designer's collection.
Chair with curved arms (custom carved and painted Gustavian chair): Brunschwig & Fils, 800/538-1880, brunschwig.com.
Chair fabric ("Orlando Chenille" #GWF2754-101, by Groundworks): Lee Jofa, 800/453-3563, leejofa.com.
Desk (antique, English sofa table): Greenwich Living Antiques and Design Center, 203/274-5130.
Desk chair (vintage, Louis XVI-style, custom painted): Braswell Galleries, 203/846-0610.
Desk-chair fabric ("Catalina"/Sky #11049): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com.
Lamp on desk (Neo-Classic column lamp): Jack Fhillips Design, 561/659-4459.
Mirror by desk: Currey & Co., 678/533-1500.
Chair in front of desk (antique, French): Harbor View Antiques, 203/325-8070.
Cushion on chair ("Duchess III"/Pearl): Arabel Fabrics, 800/759-9808, arabelfabrics.com.
Jewelry (vintage African jewelry): designer's collection.
Designer Jack Fhillips.
D.C. Design House
Washington, D.C.
Basha White, Basha White Interiors, 6820 Wisconsin Ave., Suite 3005, Chevy Chase, MD 20815; 301/718-0014, bashawhiteinteriors.com
Photographs by Gordon Beall
Produced by Eileen A. Deymier
One would never suspect the room that designer Basha White created was once the dreariest in this showhouse. Her finished project exudes a quiet but memorable glamour as well as color confidence.
"The room had minimal light," says Basha of the space, originally the breakfast room of this 1905 Georgian mansion. "I made it brighter and lighter with the right colors and a bit of Hollywood glam."
She painted the walls of the room a dreamy pastel lavender that enhances the amethyst crystal used in the table settings. Raffia fabric on the Louis XVI dining chairs and a striking iron chandelier with large rock crystal drops add to the striking vignette.
The ceiling, often ignored in design, provides more dazzle to the elegant room. Silver-leaf squares, applied in a block pattern, were glazed to give the surface an aged appearance.
Window panels of luscious silk taffeta in a silvery celadon enhance the complexity of the room's pastel-and-metallic palette. A stately horse-head sculpture rendered in 1920s Aptware reigns from atop a high pedestal in front of one of the windows.
Table (custom): Keith Fritz, 812/367-1331, keithfritz.com.
Raffia-backed dining chairs (Louis XVI): designer's collection.
Chair-back fabric (raffia); chair-seat fabric ("Dune Texture"/Alabaster #63530): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Chandelier ("Andora"): Ebanista, 800/570-1087, ebanista.com.
Console tables: David Bell Antiques, 202/965-2355.
Mirrors ("Aris" #51-0123); buffet ("Awkard Cabinet" #32-0728): David Iatesta, 410/604-0360, davidiatesta.com.
Bronze vase on console: Baker Knapp & Tubbs, 800/592-2537.
Lamps ("Robert Kuo Grand Arabesque Lamp #ML-1018): McGuire, 415/241-1228, mcguirefurniture.com.
Drapery ("Bellini Silk" in Mercury #63792, and in Oyster #63789): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Dorothy Draper sconces (from Greenbrier Hotel) over buffet: David Bell Antiques, 202/965-2355.
Pedestal (by Dennis & Leen): Holly Hunt, 312/661-1900, hollyhunt.com.
Sculpture on pedestal (Aptware horse, 1920s): David Bell Antiques, 202/965-2355. Painting (by Marge Avery): Marin-Price Galleries, 301/718-0622,. marin-pricegalleries.com.
Area rug (Chinese Oriental, Decca Collection): Stark Carpet Corp., 212/752-9000, starkcarpet.com.
Wall paint (custom); trim paint: Farrow & Ball, 888/511-1121-farrow-ball.com.
Silver-leaf on ceiling: The Valley Craftsmen Ltd., 410/366-7077, valleycraftsmen.com. Wall panel behind designer (handpainted Chinese scenic panel #SY-232): Gracie, 212/924-6816, graciestudio.com.
Gold charger (by L'Objet); soup bowl ("Gwendolyn" by Herend); bar bowls (in Alexandrite, by Moser); highball glasses ("Pebbles"/Alexandrite, by Moser); wine glasses ("Royal," by Moser); flatware (by Sambonet): Consider It Done, 301/654-8690, consideritdoneboutique.com.
Silver candlesticks (antique); footed bowl on table: David Bell Antiques, 202/965-2355.
Designer Basha White.
D.C. Design House
Washington, D.C.
David Mitchell, David H. Mitchell & Assoc., 1734 Connecticut Ave., Washington, DC 20009; 202/797-0780
Photographs by Gordon Beall
Produced by Eileen A. Deymier
What do you do with a challenging living space where natural light is blocked by a porch running the length of the front of the house? If you are designer David Mitchell, you banish gloom by bathing the room in shades of pale blue, ivory, yellow, wheat, and khaki for a casual yet polished look. Then you solve the dilemma of long, narrow dimensions by dividing the room into three areas.
The focal point is a fireplace centered on the back wall. David took advantage of the position by situating a table, skirted in yellow-and-white cotton, in front of it. The table serves as a divider between two seating arrangements, where symmetry guides furniture placement.
In the front grouping, a sofa and cocktail table are flanked by matching club chairs, Swedish antique chairs, and hefty table lamps.
The opposite end of the room features a second seating area anchored by a French reproduction daybed. Sisal rugs, with edges cut into a Greek key motif and banded with yellow trim, define each space. Inexpensive art paper in a spectrum of colors was cut and similarly framed to provide striking, graphic wall art.
"A problem room presents a perfect setting in which to be creative," says David. "It's a time to mix the inexpensive with things that are dear, old with new, modern with classic."
Paint ("Pale Powder" #204): Farrow & Ball, 888/511-1121, farrow-ball.com.
Drapery ("Cyclades"/Paros #910042-11): Rogers & Goffigon, 203/532-8068.
Sheers ("Dinah"/Cream #8808): Pindler & Pindler, 805/531-9090, pindler.com. Drapery hardware (custom): David H. Mitchell & Assoc., 202/797-0780.
Upholstered sofa ("Fifth Avenue Sofa" #1010); lounge chairs ("Fifth Avenue Lounge" #1010): Cameron Collection, 214/752-4421, cameroncollection.com.
Sofa and chair fabric ("Belgravia Trellis" #26521, by Colony Fabrics): through Scalamandré, 800/932-4361, scalamandre.com.
Coffee table (antique): Lief Antiques, 310/492-0033, liefalmont.com.
Pair of Swedish chairs: Evergreen Antiques, 212/744-5664, evergreenantiques.com. Yellow seat cushions on Swedish chairs ("Shaker"/Daffodil #92509-19): Rogers & Goffigon, 203/532-8068.
End tables ("Alan Table" #14-0413): David Iatesta, 410/604-0360, davidiatesta.com. Lamps ("Chinese Jar Lamp"): Rose Tarlow-Melrose House, 323/651-2202, rosetarlow.com.
Accent pillows: Beautiful Pillows & Home, 800/805-1314, beautifulpillowsandhome.com.
Pair of armless chairs (vintage): David H. Mitchell & Assoc., 202/797-0780.
Chair fabric ("Shaker"/Daffodil #92509-19): Rogers & Goffigon, 203/532-8068.
Trunk in front of daybed: Tone on Tone, 240/497-0800.
Tray on chest (by Robert Kuo): McGuire Furniture, 800/662-4847, mcguirefurniture.com.
Accent pillows: Beautiful Pillows & Home, 800/805-1314, beautifulpillowsandhome.com.
Daybed ("Hanna," reupholstered); daybed cushions and bolsters; mirror ("Lily"): Oly, 775/336-2100, olystudio.com.
Daybed upholstery ("Belgravia Trellis" #26521, by Colony Fabrics): through Scalamandré, 800/932-4361, scalamandre.com.
Large urn on pedestal; wall bracket; lacquered drum table; art; planter: David H. Mitchell & Assoc., 202/797-0780. Glass vases on table: Pottery Barn, 800/922-5507, potterybarn.com.
Tablecloth, yellow ("Shaker"/Daffodil #92509-19): Rogers & Goffigon, 203/532-8068.
Tablecloth, cream ("Ghent"/Ivory #9122) Pindler & Pindler, 805/531-9090, pindler.com.
Rug: J. Asher Carpet Couture , 202/646-1300, j-asher.com.
Binding (custom): David H. Mitchell & Assoc., 202/797-0780.
Tree: Merrifield Garden, 877/560-6222, merrifieldgardencenter.com.
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Progress Texas has added two longtime writers and political experts to help counter the narrative now being advanced by conservative groups.
The "cut, cut, cut" message that Texans hear from such influential conservative groups as the Texas Public Policy Foundation and Empower Texans prevents the state from investing in its future, say Glenn Smith and James Moore.
"The polls have made it clear that Texans are tired of the Rick Perry team's deceptions. The people want Texas public schools to be great again. They want responsible ideas and action, not lobby-driven back-room deals," Smith said. "We are ready to start talking about these critical issues through Progress Texas."
Smith, who has worked for the late Gov. Ann Richards and on numerous state and national political and public affairs campaigns, will work with Moore, a bestselling author and Emmy-winning TV news correspondent, to help deliver what they say will be a hard-hitting progressive messages to Texas voters.
"We're trying to provide an alternative voice to the right-wing conservative messages that Texans are hearing over and over and over," Moore said.
Texans are not hearing an alternative voice, so the state's problems continue to get kicked down the road, they said. The problems include public education funding, higher education participation, health care, water and transportation.
For the first time in history, Texas this year is spending more cash to pay for debt service than to pay for actually building new roads — $850 million per year versus $575 million. The state began borrowing money in 2003 to pay for roads and will owe $17.3 billion by the end of this year – contributing to the rapid escalation of total state debt, from $13.4 billion in 2001 to $37.8 billion today. So far, road borrowing alone will cost the state more than $31 billion over the lifetime of those bonds.
When it comes to water, the state's policy seems to be expressed in Gov. Rick Perry's proclamation last year asking Texans to pray for rain.
The state water plan (Senate Bill 1) passed in 1997 and calls for the construction of 22 additional reservoirs. But there has been no appetite to fund the $53 billion project. Reservoirs can cost up to $2 billion each and take between 20-30 years to design and build.
Roughly 2/3rds of the state's reservoirs were built between 1950 and the late 1970s.
Unless Texas grows its water resources, experts say that 83 percent of Texans will not have an adequate supply of water in times of drought.
"They don't know any of that. We will tell them. We may change their political decisions," Smith said.
Progress Texas started last year as an action-oriented organization that aims to expand the progressive movement in the state.
"Texans have always been achievers with a great vision for the future," Moore said. "But opportunity is being destroyed by bad policy at the state capitol. College is out of reach for many middle class families. Public education is under assault. Health care for women, children and seniors is threatened. It's time to restore the promise of Texas."
Moore is the co-author of Bush's Brain: How Karl Rove Made George W. Bush Presidential and several other political books. He has also been a political analyst for MSNBC. Smith, the author of the Politics of Deceit, has counseled former Lt. Governor Bill Hobby, the late U.S. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, as well as Gov. Richards and worked with MoveOn.org to stop a mid-decade redistricting effort in Texas.


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Despite loses, baseball keeping steady
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The Hillsboro High School baseball team lost a four-year pitcher, an all-state first baseman, and its primary catcher from 2013, but head coach Doug Dick thinks their replacements can fit the bill.
"We've got some big shoes to fill, but I'm excited to see what these guys bring," Dick said.
The biggest question mark will be at catcher, where juniors David Dick and Jakob Hanschu will split time replacing Lucas Sinclair. Hanschu was an all-league outfielder in 2013, so he may spend less time catching.
Even though the two are largely untested as catchers in varsity action, coach Dick said they have been honing their skills and should improve as the season progresses.
Sophomore Austin Cross was unable to play last season because of stress fractures in his vertebrae, but Dick says he is a good pitcher, clocked throwing around 84 miles per hour during the fall.
Dylan Nelson, a left-handed sophomore pitcher, saw time last year and is throwing harder than he did last season.
Seniors Cody Delk and Jordan Faul will also pitch some. Dick said the team will lean on Delk and Faul — the team's only seniors.
Faul is a three-year letter winner that earned all-league honors each year he's played. Batting around .400 each year, Dick said the utility player plays smooth and excels in the middle infield.
Though Delk had shoulder surgery and did not play in 2013, Dick expects him to contribute as the starting shortstop.
In addition, junior Micah Allen returns as a two-year starter in the outfield, and Justus Hilliard will play shortstop and third base in his first season with the Trojans.
Dick said a tough league schedule should set the Trojans up for a strong showing in postseason play.
Most of the teams in Hillsboro's league are 4A, while the Trojans get their first taste of 2A action this year.
"I don't think we'll see pitching as good in our regional as we will in our league," Dick said. "Hopefully that'll be to our benefit come postseason."


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Bulldogs Back in Ivy Play
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale football team (2-1, 1-0 Ivy), coming off its first road game of the year at Lehigh last week, is back in Ivy League play at home Saturday against Dartmouth (1-2, 0-1). The Bulldogs and Big Green kickoff at noon on Yale Bowl's Class of 1954 Field in a contest that airs live on yalebulldogs.com and on WELI (960 AM, weli.com) Radio.
This is the 95th meeting between the Elis and the Big Green with Yale leading the series 52-36-6. Dartmouth played at Yale Bowl for 46 consecutive years (1924-1970) because the crowds at New Haven made it more profitable for both schools and there was no major highway connecting the two. Twelve of the first 15 contests ended in shutouts for Yale, but Dartmouth has had its share of success. The Green took nine straight from 1990 to 1998. The Blue has had the recent upper hand by winning the last eight.
Both teams try to bounce back from a loss last week. Yale looks to stay atop the Ivy standings while the Big Green, which leads the league with 17 overall gridiron titles, is desperate to avoid a second league loss. The Bulldogs' defense gets its biggest ground test this week with a Dartmouth running back who was the 2010 Ivy co-MVP and currently leads the league in rushing. Both QBs look to bounce back from sub-par performances and prove they are among the league's elite offensive leaders.
Yale fell to No. 13/14 Lehigh 37-7 on its first road trip of the season on a day of wild bounces and crazy plays at Goodman Stadium. The teams combined for nine turnovers, including five from the visitors. The 4-1 Mountain Hawks still managed 475 yards of total offense while limiting the Elis to 203. Lehigh QB Chris Lum and WRs Ryan Spadola and Jake Drwal put on an air show. Lum completed 37 of 50 passes for 391 yards and three scores. Spadola (11-148) and Drwal (10-112, 3 TD) combined for more than half of Lum's completions.
RB Alex Thomas (Ansonia, Conn.) led the visitors with 89 rushing yard on 17 carries while QB Patrick Witt (Wylie, Texas), who was pressured all day, completed 12 of 31 passes for 120 yards. Very little went right for the Blue against a Lehigh team that came in ranked among the top five in FCS total offense. Yale got behind early, had many chances to catch up and grab the momentum but made too many mistakes. It was a bad hands day for the Bulldogs, who were playing without junior WR Chris Smith. The Elis fumbled three times, threw two interceptions and dropped numerous passes while still in the game. RB Deon Randall, who led Yale with four catches for 52 yards, caught an eight-yard TD pass over the middle early in the first quarter to cut the Mountain Hawks' lead to 10-7. CB Kurt Stottlemyer and LB Will McHale had first-half interceptions that gave Yale hope of pulling off the upset. The Bulldogs, who trailed 16-7 at the half, got 10 solos and 11 overall stops from captain LB Jordan Haynes.
The Green, which lost in the last minute the last two weeks, came within 17 seconds of beating defending league champion Penn at Hanover last Saturday during the first night game at Memorial Field. Billy Ragone threw a three-yard scoring pass to give Penn a 22-20 win. Dartmouth RB Nick Schwieger had 125 yards, his fourth consecutive triple-digit day, and scored a TD. He needs just 13 more yards to become Dartmouth's all-time rushing leader. QB Conner Kempe threw for 126 yards and a score. Bronson Green led the Green with eight solo tackles.
Philippe Panico made his first collegiate field goal from 19 yards out as time expired to give Yale a 23-20 win at Dartmouth a year ago. The drive for the game-winner was set up by CB Chris Stanley '11 stripping the ball away from a Big Green runner and setting up the Yale offense at the Dartmouth 47 with 1:06 to play. It ended a back-and-forth game that saw four lead changes and 780 yards of total offense. Panico's kick came after Yale called a timeout with four seconds to play and the ball on the Dartmouth two for second-and-goal. Kicking from the left hash, Panico sent the ball off the inside of the right upright.
Last week, Brown beat Rhode Island 35-21, Cornell whacked Wagner 31-7 and Harvard thumped Lafayette 31-3 in non-league games. In the league, Princeton edged Columbia 24-21 while Penn came from behind to beat Dartmouth. This week's action includes Harvard at Cornell, Sacred Heart at Columbia, Princeton at Hampton, Fordham at Penn and Holy Cross at Brown.
Four players are tied for the Ivy overall scoring (TDs) lead with three including RB Mordecai Cargill… RB Deon Randall is second among league pass catchers with 4.7 per game and fourth in all-purpose yards (109)… LBs Jordan Haynes and Will McHale rank fifth among defenders with 9.0 tackles per game… Yale still has the top scoring offense (27.0), but the Elis rank sixth in total offense (335) and last in total defense (431)… The Bulldogs are tops in interceptions (4) and kickoff coverage.
• The most points given up by a Dartmouth football team were 113 in a shutout loss to Yale in 1884.
• Yale's five TD passes in 1968 were the most ever scored on Dartmouth.
• The Elis surrendered the most passing yards ever by a Big Green offense with 419 in 1992.
• Yale allowed the most completions for a Big Green offense with 38 in 2001.
• The Big Green tossed a school-record nine interceptions against Yale in 1939, while Dartmouth notched a school record with six fumbles recovered against the Blue in 1953.
Part of the reason for balls bouncing everywhere last Saturday was the Yale defense, which was successful in getting hands in the passing lanes of Lehigh QB Chris Lum. Nine times the Bulldogs deflected a pass near the line of scrimmage. Seven of the attempts were pass breakups, one was intercepted and another went for a completion. CB Drew Baldwin (Alexandria, Va.), who had five solo tackles in the game, came in twice on blitzes to get his hand on throws. He knocked down one while the other was deflected to a teammate.
Junior WR Chris Smith (Midlothian, Va.) leads the team with two TD catches and 19.3 yards per catch and is one of the premier kick return men in the league with a 32.7 mark this fall. He missed the Lehigh game with an injury. Smith, the first player in Ivy history to run back a pair of kickoffs for TDs in the same game (last year at Brown, span of 2:23), ranks fourth in Yale career KOR yards with 1,025. His 732 yards in 2010 are a single-season record. Smith is also the only Yale player with two career kickoffs for TDs.
Senior WR Gio Christodoulou (Miami, Fla.), who had 38 catches for a team-best 563 yards last fall, came back to Yale this fall using a medical hardship waiver from 2009. He is second in the league with 10.2 yards per punt return this season while 707 career return yards (2 TDs), rank third at Yale. He also has 23 kickoff returns for 553 yards (just shy of 10th).
Senior QB Patrick Witt (Wylie, Texas), a two-time Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week this season, is moving up the school's career records lists. He is now sixth with 26 TD passes, third with 409 completions and fourth with 4,321 yards. He was a 2010 second-team All-Ivy selection who led the league in passing yards (2,216), yards/game (246.2), completions (212) and attempts (351) and was the only QB to complete more than 60% of his passes (60.4%). Witt, the largest starting signal caller in the Ivy League, was seventh in the FCS in completions/game (23.56) and 15th nationally in passing yards/game (246.22) last year. Elected to the team's Leadership Council, Witt became the first transfer (Nebraska) student at Yale to start immediately at QB since World War II (when transfers were common). He is also an outstanding student (3.91 GPA) who has written for the Yale Daily News, is a member of the Intercultural Affairs Council and has done some prison ministry work. Witt, Yale's candidate for National Football Foundation & Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete honors and the Campbell Trophy, has been endorsed by his school as a 2011 Rhodes Scholar candidate and a Mitchell Scholarship candidate. He also won the Francis Gordon Brown Prize, one of the school's highest undergraduate accolades, awarded to the student in the junior class in Yale College who most closely approaches the standards of intellectual ability, high manhood, capacity for leadership and service to the University set by Francis Gordon Brown, who captained Yale Football's "Team of the Century" in 1900.
Witt's Numbers
Year GP EFF COM ATT INT PCT YDS TD LG AVG/g
2009 8 109.59 138 241 11 57.3 1449 8 41 181.1
2010 9 117.88 212 351 12 60.4 2216 12 69 246.2
2011 3 133.75 59 95 3 62.1 646 6 38 215.3
Career 20 409 687 26 59.5 4321 26 69 216.5
As expected, senior captain Jordan Haynes (Folsom, Calif.) has been all over the field in three games this year. His 23 solos lead the team and his 27 overall stops tie for the top with junior LB Will McHale (Greenwich, Conn.). Last year he led (102) the Elis and was second among Ivy players in tackles from his linebacker position. The 2010 first-team All-Ivy and All-New England pick represented the West as a National Football Foundation High School Scholar-Athlete. He is the first Yale captain from the Golden State since Thorne Shugart (Los Angeles) led the 1954 Bulldogs. Haynes scored Yale's first TD of 2010 on a four-yard fumble return late in the first quarter on Sept. 18 against Georgetown.
Senior FS Geoff Dunham (Dallas, Texas) is third on the squad with 22 tackles. One of the largest DBs in the Ivy League at 6-foot-3, 223 pounds, he started every game last year and was third on the team with 31 solo tackles and 47 overall. His best day was 7-2-9 vs. Penn in 2010, and he scored the first TD of his football career on a fumble return against Princeton. He also had 7-2-9 against Cornell this fall. A biomechanical engineering major, Dunham interned in cancer research at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in 2007 and 2008 and spent some of a summer at Scripps Research Institute in Jupiter, Fla., doing the same thing. He stayed on the Yale campus last summer to take organic chemistry class.
Alex Thomas (Ansonia, Conn.), nicknamed "Train," may have been Yale's offensive MVP last week with 89 rushing yards (5.2 avg.) and 30 more receiving. He also put the biggest hit of the day on a Lehigh player when he was running down the right sideline with the ball on a 27-yard pass play in the second quarter and blasted a Mountain Hawks DB. He is Yale's active career rushing leader with 1,195 yards and four 100-yard games. His career-high is 137 (best day for a Yalie in 2010) yards on 19 runs (7.2), including a 42-yard TD, against Columbia. He is also Yale's active career receiving leader (45) among the RBs. His 47-yard run at Cornell in 2010 was the longest run by a Bulldog last fall, while his 58-yard TD scamper vs. Cornell is the longest this season. Thomas, a former Ansonia High School star, is the most prolific (8,279 yards, 114 TDs) runner in Connecticut High School history. The nickname stems from his "train" tattoo, a word based on scripture verses that refer to training both physically and spiritually.
Deon Randall (San Diego, Calif.) is listed as a RB on the Yale roster, but you could see him lining up wide, behind center or in the backfield. He leads the team with 14 catches and 161 yards after snaring a team-high four and Yale's only TD last week. Randall's first collegiate TD came on a scary collision over the middle. QB Patrick Witt threw a strike to the sophomore as he cut inside near the one-yard line. As the ball arrived, a Lehigh DB's helmet struck Randall's head gear but the Yale player held onto the ball. It went down as an eight-yard scoring play while the home team was flagged for a 15-yard penalty (enforced on the kickoff) for the hit.
A Yale kickoff coverage guy going full speed and looking for contact may stand out a little more than the other 10 players. That Bulldog may be John Powers (Hamden, Conn.), who seems to be in on most of the biggest hits of each contest. Powers grew up around Yale and played Saturday mornings on a hill overlooking Yale Bowl at Hopkins School. As a high school QB, he passed for 2,050 yards and ran for 1,250 with 50 TDs in the Fairchester League. Powers, now a backup DB, was thrust into the spotlight as a freshman when he took a pitch and rambled for 15 yards on the 4th-and-22 fake punt against Harvard in 2009.
DE Austin Pulsipher (Temecula, Calif.) has accomplished more than the average college senior. After playing on the 2006 JV team, he spent two full years (2007, 2008) in greater Taipei, Taiwan on a Mormon mission where he became fluent in Mandarin Chinese and served in many leadership roles. Pulsipher, whose father played football at BYU, organized and taught a drug rehabilitation program while managing the finances of over 150 missionaries. He is also the only married member of the Yale football team; he arrived a few days late for football this summer because of the wedding (Aug. 13th in Newport Beach, Calif.). Sebastian Swett '09, was one of the groomsmen and the honeymoon was in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Pulsipher, 23, the oldest player on the roster, is looking for his second varsity letter this fall. He is the only Bulldog with an Ivy League Championship (2006) ring.
The left side of the offensive line includes sophomore T Wes Gavin (San Diego, Calif., 6-5, 275) and G Colin Kruger (Sarasota, Fla., 6-3, 300). G Gabe Fernandez (Honolulu, HI, 6-0, 273) and T Roy Collins (Carbondale, Ill., 6-5, 260) are on the right. John Oppenheimer (Menlo Park, Calif., 6-0, 265) played DT as a freshman last fall before switching to center in the spring.
They don't want their names called on the PA system on game days, but that doesn't mean they don't deserve recognition. Here are some notes about Yale's starting five offensive trench guys. LT Wes Gavin's father, Bob, ran the two-mile event at the Missouri High School State Championships and the marathon during the 1975 Kansas Relays. He and his wife are under 5-foot-8. Their son was named scholar-athlete by the San Diego chapter of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame while also throwing the shot and discus in high school. He had offers from SDSU, Portland State, the military academies and the rest of the Ivy League … LG Colin Kruger, who might be the strongest guy on the team, had had offers to play at other FCS schools including Stanford… RG Gabe Fernandez, a mechanical engineering major who transferred from UCLA after his first year, was a very good soccer player in high school. His senior year's soccer team won the DII state title before he gained 30 to 40 pounds for football. His brother played offensive guard at Harvard… C John Oppenheimer, who moved over from the defense last spring, played both sides of the line in high school. His father, Peter Oppenheimer, is Apple's senior vice president and Chief Financial Officer… RT Roy Collins, who was a prep star at Choate Rosemary Hall, came to Yale as a TE. He was in the New Haven chapter of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. His first cousin, Gerome Sapp, played at Notre Dame and then with the Colts and the Ravens (2003-2007). His mother's cousin, Burgess Owens, played at the University of Miami and with the Jets and Raiders (1973-1982).
Junior PK Philippe Panico (pronounced pa-NEE-ko) is 2-for-4 on field goals, including a career-long, 39-yarder against the Hoyas, and is 9-for-11 on PATs. The Boston native connected on 17 of 18 PATs and six of 14 field goals in his first year of varsity kicking in 2010. His three-pointer with no time left at Dartmouth was the game-winner, while his 36-yard boot in the fourth quarter at Brown gave the Elis a three-point win. Panico, who had a 47-yard FG in the 2011 pre-season scrimmage, also swings a golf club well, playing for the Yale team as a freshman and leading his foursome to the lowest score at Yale Football Association Golf Outing in August. He had his photo taken with 2011 U.S. Open Champion Rory Mcllroy when the Yale team was at this year's New Haven Open tennis tournament.
Here are the awards handed out to Yale players after three weeks:
Ivy League Offensive Player of Week
9/17 Patrick Witt (co)
9/24 Patrick Witt
9/17 Patrick Witt
9/24 Patrick Witt
That's the 2011 team slogan and what is printed on the backs of the team t-shirts this fall.
QB Patrick Witt and LB Jordan Haynes were honorable mention selections on the Consensus Draft Services 2011 FCS Pre-Season All-America team. They were also selected as a preseason All-American by the FCS Senior Scout Bowl committee. Haynes was a first-team North squad pick while Witt was HM. The FCS Senior Scout Bowl is a post-season all-star game showcasing senior players from the FCS. This game, presented by the Collegiate Development Football League (www.playCDFL.com), is held Dec. 1 in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Six freshmen have seen action this season. Kyle Cazzetta (Slate Hill, N.Y.), the punter, is Yale's lone newcomer starter. OL Ben Carberry (Oak Park, Ill.) and William Chism (Ridgeland, Mississippi) and DE EJ Conway (Luthersville, Md.) have had snaps as backups. DB Nick LaTesta (Wood Ridge, N.J.) is on special teams and RB Wynston Bouknight (Upper Marlboro, Md.) has played special teams and ran twice for 14 yards at Lehigh. Thirty-one members of Yale's Class of 2015 joined the Bulldogs this summer. The newcomers, representing 15 different states, include 15 defensive players, 16 on offense and a number who have played on both sides during their high school careers. The offensive linemen and defensive backs (6 each) outnumber any other position recruited in this class. The Class of 2015 is spread evenly across the U.S. with California (4) having the most. Connecticut has three, which does not include the Elis who attended Choate Rosemary Hall after growing up outside the Nutmeg State.
Patrick Witt has thrown every Yale pass this season… Four RBs, a WR and two QBs have all the rushing attempts… Eleven players have caught passes in 2011… Seven different Elis have TDs… Senior DE Matt Battaglia (Simsbury, Conn.) registered Yale's first sack of the season last week… Yale and its opponents have totaled 19 penalties each… The Blue's team turnover ratio (both at 7) is even after three games…The winner in each of Yale's first three games has scored 37 points... Former captain Chandler Henley '06 will join the WELI Radio team of Carm Cozza and Ron Vaccaro '04 for the third quarter this Saturday.
Two former Bulldogs are coaching in the NFL this season. Dick Jauron, who has spent 33 years in the NFL, playing and coaching, is the new defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns (2-2). Last year he coached the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive backs. Jauron was the 2001 AP Coach of the Year with the Chicago Bears and his most recent head coaching gig was at Buffalo. Pat Graham '01, a former Yale tight end and defensive lineman, is an assistant coach for the 3-1 New England Patriots. Graham, a Waterbury, Conn., native, was a member of Yale's 1999 Ivy title team.
Patrick Graham '01, a coaching assistant with the New England Patriots the last two years, was named linebackers coach for 2011 by head coach Bill Belichick. Graham served as a defensive assistant coach last season. After a playing on the defensive line at Yale, he served as a graduate assistant at Wagner (2002-03) and then spent three seasons at Richmond, serving as the defensive line coach in 2004 and the tight ends coach in 2005 and 2006. He was a graduate assistant at Notre Dame in 2007 and 2008 prior to joining the Patriots.
There are four Yale players who will play three times this season in their home state (Lehigh, Lafayette, Penn). The Pennsylvania Bulldogs are OL Alex Birks (Pittsburgh), DB Ryan Falbo (Moon Township), LB Brian Leffler (Newtown) and OL Mike McInerney (Blue Bell).
For the 14th consecutive season, all 10 Yale Football games can be heard live on New Haven's News/Talk 960 WELI-AM and free online at 960WELI.com. Ron Vaccaro '04 (play-by-play) and Carm Cozza (color) have the call, which can be heard on AM radio throughout Connecticut and across Long Island Sound, for their seventh season together. WELI's broadcasts can now also be accessed for free via the "iheartradio" application available on most "smart phones". It can be downloaded either by typing www.iheartradio.com into your phone's browser or by typing "iheartradio" in the app search field on your phone and is free of charge.
There was a time not too long ago that you could find a half dozen Yale football players who were also varsity baseball players. There might also be six competing in track & field, a few playing lacrosse and a guy or two rowing for the heavyweight program. For many reasons, those days are long gone. The current Yale football roster includes just one player, L.J. Hunt (Stratford, Conn.), who is on another team roster. Hunt, a DB, was the captain of the St. Josephs lacrosse team and will play for Eli head coach Andy Shay.
Dartmouth owns the most Ivy League titles since league play officially began in 1956. Yale trails Penn by one for second, one championship in front of Harvard.
No Team Last Title
17 Dartmouth 1996
15 Penn 2010
14 Yale 2006
13 Harvard 2008
9 Princeton 2006
4 Brown 2008
3 Cornell 1990
1 Columbia 1961
Tom Williams, the Joel E. Smilow '54 Head Coach of Yale Football, and some of his players are at the world famous Mory's (306 York Street) every Tuesday (Sept. 13 through Nov. 15) at 2 p.m. for the Dick Galiette Yale Football Press Conference. This event is limited to media only. Please contact Yale Sports Publicity Director Steve Conn (firstname.lastname@example.com) if you would like to attend.
All five home games this season are video streamed (pay per view) on yalebulldogs.com through Yale's All Access with Ron Vaccaro and Carm Cozza providing the call.
The Bulldogs, off on Mondays, are on the field at 7:30 a.m. (until approx. 9:30) Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday behind the baseball stadium. Fridays are walk-through days either at Yale Bowl or on the road and times vary. Players and coaches are available for interviews with working media following the practice if there are no class conflicts. All schedules are subject to change.
Yale on YES includes three broadcasts this fall on the YES Network. The YES games are Saturday, Oct. 29 (Yale at Columbia), Saturday, Nov. 5 (Brown at Yale) and Saturday, Nov. 12 (Yale at Princeton). All three games begin at noon ET. This is the fourth straight fall the Bulldogs appear on the network home for New York Yankees baseball. YES broadcaster Chris Shearn handles the play-by-play, with color commentary coming from former Ivy League and National Football League lineman Ross Tucker and former Yale defensive back Jack Ford '72, a well-known author and TV personality.
Yale football airs live on VERSUS three times this fall. The next one is when Yale travels to Franklin Field to take on defending Ivy champions Penn on Oct. 22. Yale Bowl on Nov. 19 is the setting for the final VERSUS telecast and the 128th edition of The Game. All three contests are noon kickoffs. Randy Moss, a new member of NBC's award-winning horse racing coverage team and contributor to NFL Network, serves as the play-by-play announcer for all VERSUS Ivy League games and is joined in the booth by Ross Tucker as lead analyst.
Senior DT Reed Spiller, nicknamed "Speed Riller" because he so fast for a 290-pounder, works with a program called Ready, Set, Launch, which helps underprivileged kids and guides them on the college application process… Alex Thomas (Ansonia, Conn.) and Ansonia native John Coughlin (Yale Football Office) have visited the Boys and Girls Club of the Lower Naugatuck Valley's Joel E. Smilow Clubhouse in Ansonia to help kids learn the importance of eating healthy and staying fit. They have also visited schools in the valley... Senior CB Drew Baldwin (Alexandria, Va.), co-chair of the Yale Black Men's Union Community Outreach Committee, is in his fourth year of outreach work. Baldwin is responsible for creating the lesson plans and the calendar of events, working to promote personal growth and development through educational activities. Classmate Jordan Haynes works closely with Baldwin on the project.
Senior LB Nick Schneider (Cincinnati, OH) was one of seven friends at Yale's Saybrook College who founded ReadySetLaunch, a non-profit consulting organization that provides one-on-one college tutoring for underprivileged students. Schneider serves as director of external relations and manages relationships with potential donors in the community. His first year, he helped raise $50,000 in the Chase Community Giving Challenge.
The annual survey of Bulldogs produced the anticipated results; Yale is a team full of leaders who produced as much off the field as they did on it. Here is the 201 breakdown.
77 players were captains of their high school football team
52 players were captains of another sport in high school
62 players were a national honors society member
8 players were class president at their high school
9 players were student body president at their high school
9 players were class valedictorian at their high school
4 players were class salutatorian at their high school
The following Yalies have distinguished themselves according to a vote by their teammates.
DB Josh Grizzard (Sr, Zebulon, N.C.)… most humorous
DB Geoff Dunham (Sr, Dallas, Texas)… most intelligent
DL Jake Stoller (Sr, Shaker Heights, OH)… most vocal leader (not captain)
DL Pat Moran (Sr, Alexandria, Va.)… most likely to be U.S. President
RB Alex Thomas (Sr, Ansonia, Conn.)… strongest player (pound-for-pound)
DB Drew Baldwin (Sr, Alexandria, Va.)… most involved in community outreach
"Hawaiian Fridays" are the rule in the Yale Football Office. Show up without a Hawaiian shirt and you risk a fine. Three coaches (Tom Williams, Ikaika Malloe, Doug Semones) have worked in high school, college or pro football on the island while three players, Gabe Fernandez (Honolulu), Kolu Buck (Kaneole) and Jake Semones (Haleiwa), grew up there.
The Yale Bowl may be in West Haven, but the press box has a taste of New Haven with Yorkside Pizza & Restaurant serving slices and salad on home Saturdays. Rather than interrupting your work with a lunch at halftime, the food is now served on its arrival before kickoff.
Soon, everyone coming to the Bowl will know Yale's primary (Bulldogs) nickname. A three-and-a half foot tall, 600-pound bronze statue of Handsome Dan will be placed outside in the Jensen Plaza and serve as the top spot to have photos taken around the famous venue. A slightly smaller bronze dog, which first appeared in 2010 in the Kenney Center where Yale players could touch it before heading to the field, now sits in the lobby of Payne Whitney Gym.
Yale was the first football team of any type to reach 800 wins when it beat Dayton 42-6 on Sept. 16, 2000. It wasn't hard for Michigan (889) to catch up playing three or four games more than Yale (866) each season.
Nate Lawrie '04 (49ers), Shane Bannon '11 (Chiefs), Tom McCarthy '11 (Falcons) and Chris Blohm '11 (49ers) were in NFL camps this summer. All but Blohm saw action in exhibition games. Bannon, an HB who was drafted by Kansas City in the seventh round and is currently on the taxi squad, had the first and final carry of the opening pre-season contest in August. McCarthy, a free agent DL in the Atlanta Falcons camp, made two tackles in a pre-season game. Lawrie, a TE who has NFL experience but played in the UFL the last two years, signed with the 49ers in August and made a catch in their last exhibition game.
Jesse Reising '11, a starting LB for Yale last fall who was seriously injured at Harvard in the 2010 season finale, is still recovering from a collision with Crimson TB Gino Gordon that left the Bulldog with arm nerve damage. Reising's U.S. Marine Corps career is on hold, but the licensed pilot is still serving his country. He is currently in Afghanistan working as a contractor while he plans a non-profit organization with Yale classmate Nick Rugoff. "Operation Opportunity" will provide personalized prepatory services for the children of fallen service members. "It's the means by which I hope to redirect the outpouring of support I have gotten since my injury towards the service members who are now serving in my place. I have been thinking, since all the e-mails and all the support started pouring in, how could I harness this support for some greater good."
Yale, which last played in the Golden State in 2005 at the University of San Diego, has another trip to California planned. On Oct. 5, 2013, the Bulldogs will play against Cal Poly Tech at San Luis Obispo. The only two games the Blue has played on the West Coast were against USD.
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filed by Steve Conn, Yale Sports Publicity Director