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April 12, 2009, 06:36:30 PM »
While a first look at these two schools (William Mitchell and Wash U) may easily lead one to decide on Wash U as the better option, please take into account my financial aid.
For William Mitchell, I essentially am looking at taking out a loan for around $20,000 per year ($60,000 total debt) due to a substantial scholarship. For Wash U, I would have to take out a loan for full tuition and living expenses ($60,000 per year x 3= $180,000 total debt).
I understand that Wash U would generally be considered the better school academically. In addition, it would likely provide better career prospects as a top 20 school. William Mitchell is a smaller school in St. Paul, Minnesota, and is not ranked. I would likely have access to the BigLaw jobs only if I graduated in the very, very, very top of my class.
What should I do? More debt, better school? Much less debt, not as great career prospects?
What do you think?
just Trev
Re: William Mitchell vs. Washington University St Louis ($$$)???
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April 12, 2009, 08:25:02 PM »
it should actually be notated "William Mitchell($$$) vs. WUSTL"
that is all.
Re: Should I go with Wash U Law? (help please!!)
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April 14, 2009, 06:05:52 PM »
First and most important question: what do you want to do with your law degree?
Re: Should I go with Wash U Law? (help please!!)
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April 14, 2009, 07:29:37 PM »
I actually want to focus on disability rights and/or Native American law. Wash U has great resources and highly distinguished professors for both legal fields, but again, the DEBT!
Re: Should I go with Wash U Law? (help please!!)
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April 14, 2009, 08:17:26 PM »
That's a tough call. I am usually not a big proponent of choosing a school based on rankings, but WashU is a vastly superior school based on employment prospects. Although it sounds like you don't particularly want to work at a large firm, these numbers are generally indicative of the school's employment prospects: about 25% for WashU and 5% for William Mitchell are able to secure NLJ 250 firm employment.
. My guess would be that these numbers indicate WashU could place upwards of 33-50% of its class in large firms, and William Mitchell could place upwards of 10-15%. By "large firm," I mean those paying market or near-market rates in a particular region (so this might include boutique litigation firms, too).
Thus, a J.D. from WashU would probably allow you to pay back your loans if you worked for 4-5 years or so at a large firm and really saved a lot. At the very least, you could pay off a substantial chunk after a few years of work. Or you could bypass the firm route and take advantage of the College Cost Reduction & Access Act; but note that the CCRAA only applies to federal loans, which will likely not cover $180,000 debt.
I suggest you contact some employers that you think you might want to work for (or just any attorney who works in the practice area that you want to work in) and ask them what they think about your situation.
Is there a GPA requirement to keep your scholarship? More importantly, what class rank do you have to maintain to keep the scholarship?
Re: Should I go with Wash U Law? (help please!!)
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April 14, 2009, 08:39:18 PM »
It's ironic that you want to focus on Native American law, as William Mitchell has made a big deal of hiring two full-time NA law specialists beginning 2009-10. One has pretty impressive credentials (Order of the Coif, Michigan) and the other has already been a visiting prof at the school for the past academic year. (Regardless, as unfamiliar as I am with WUSTL, I'm certain that their professors are equally well-credentialed and probably more experienced.)
More information would help here: do you actually want to work in BigLaw? If so, going to William Mitchell would limit you to those NLJ 250 firms based in Minneapolis, barring some pre-existing personal connection outside the state. From what I've heard, WUSTL can place students not only in Minneapolis, but also Chicago, St. Louis, Madison, etc.
On the other hand, if you don't care about working in a big firm, and would rather do something akin to legal aid-type services, then perhaps choosing the cheaper option is better for you.
Re: Should I go with Wash U Law? (help please!!)
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April 15, 2009, 08:57:38 AM »
Thanks for the advice and information. So, hypothetically, if I went to Wash U and graduated in the top 50% of the class, would I have a decent shot at getting a job at a larger law firm (not necessarily NLJ 250) that would make a $180,000 in debt payback affordable?
Also, what would be your thoughts on going to William Mitchell for a year and then transferring to a school that would provide more nationwide employment opportunities?
Re: Should I go with Wash U Law? (help please!!)
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April 15, 2009, 09:28:51 AM »
Someone who goes to WUSTL can correct me on this, but my guess is that you need to be considerably higher in class rank than the median to get a BigLaw job in a top market. If I had to guess, you'd have a "good shot" if you were 25% and above. Maybe 20%. On the other hand, if you consider a job that comes with a $75K - $100K salary decent enough, then you'd might be ok in the median.
As far as debt repayment goes, just do what you can do at the moment and try not to worry about being able to pay everything back in ten years (very few people can). That means consolidating from year to year during law school and possibly using untouched funds (if there are any) towards the interest accruing on your principal. The interest is what kills, especially for private loans without fixed rates.
While I was at Mitchell, I knew three students who "transferred up"--two went to UMN and another went to W&M. Unfortunately, I have no idea whether it was ultimately more beneficial to their careers or whether it helped them obtain more national exposure. All I know is that it's possible. According to data compiled by Avvo.com, Mitchell graduates are heavily concentrated in MN and WI, followed by CA and FL. Anecdotally, I know there are also a fair number practicing in Washington, D.C. I'd recommend checking out the data that the site has for WUSTL as well.
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April 16, 2009, 02:30:15 PM »
I was just surfing this board and thought I'd sign up and chime in here. WUSTL has a pretty significant American Indian externship program. You can read about it here:
I don't know much about William Mitchell, but if you really want to do American Indian law i think you'd have a leg-up with this Wash U program.
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April 19, 2009, 09:29:31 AM »
If all of my loans would qualify for forgiveness and Income Based Repayment under the College Cost Reduction and Access Act, would it even be a question as to whether or not to go to Wash U?
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I actually don't understand why A's want to trade for Holliday for this one-year rental, but there is a good news and a bad news for Yankees fans. Why? Let me tell you.
I know Yankees are not really into the idea about trading prospects for Holliday. It's good to know he is going to head to someplace. He is one year away to become free agent. Why not wait for one more year? By that time, Mastui and Damon's contracts will be expired if Yankees are really interested in Holliday. It makes perfect sense to wait another year. It doesn't make sense to sacrifice prospect for him now.
On top of that, Yankees are able to know how Holliday will perform in A's pitcher's park instead of his old home. Not to mention about switching league. If he still can perform very well under those conditions, it won't be a bad idea to get him after 2009 season. Of course, it must be on reasonable price.
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However, according to a lot of news sites, there are 2 top prospects in the packing. If Beane trade his top prospects for one-year Holliday that doesn't make sense. Because it's not worthy even though he can trade him to another team during trading deadline or cash in for another top draft picks after 2009 season. Not to mention there is a chance Holliday doesn't perform well in A's that lower the price for trading him and cashing him for draft pick. He also doesn't know who Holliday will sign with after 2009 season. If Holliday sign with big market teams which is highly likely, the draft pick Beane get won't be very high either.
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Holliday heads to A's?
I actually don't understand why A's want to trade for Holliday for this one-year rental, but there is a good news and a bad news for Yankees fans. Why? Let me tell you.
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holliday in LF 4 '10 ?
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We will have many options to choose for our outfielders in 2010. That's for sure. We can wait and see how Holliday perform in A's first.
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It's not often you arrive somewhere, a complete stranger, to be met by a group of people yelling excitedly and holding out their hands to high five you as you ride past, but that's the welcome we got in Rosedale today.
But first, back to last night's camp at Briagolong.
Yesterday was White Ribbon day, and last night the local MP and Mayor were in town to lead as many men as they could muster through the pledge against domestic violence which is a part of the White Ribbon movement.
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NEW DELHI: The US on Thursday said Lashkar-e-Taiba terror outfit was as dangerous as Taliban and al-Qaida with which it was working in close coordination and that Pakistan has been asked to deny it a foothold in that country.
U.S. struggles to counter Taliban propaganda, from the New York Times, read the whole story, click here. Ed. Note: The Pentagon has spent over $500 Million on "Public Relations" to show the "good results of the military efforts" and the Taliban are winning this PR war also? What gives? Get out now…
KABUL – The Taliban in recent months has developed increasingly sophisticated and nimble propaganda tactics that have alarmed U.S. officials struggling to curb the militant group's growing influence across Afghanistan.
US drone strikes kill 15 in North Waziristan, from Dawn.com, click here for full story.
MIRANSHAH: Two US drone strikes killed 15 militants Saturday in a lawless tribal belt in Pakistan, where a land route for Nato supplies was blocked for a third consecutive day, officials said.
Officials in Washington say its drone strikes in the region have killed several high-value targets, including Pakistani Taliban chief Baitullah Mehsud, and help protect troops in Afghanistan from attacks plotted across the border.
…However, drone attacks are a sensitive issue in Pakistan as the attacks also fuel anti-American sentiment in the conservative Muslim country.
…Pakistani officials have reported that at least 21 US drone strikes in September have killed around 120 people, the highest monthly toll for the attacks.
See Peter Bergen, Katherine Tiedmann's work at counterterrorism/New American, click here and see the map from Year of the Drone, click here.
Our study shows that the 172 reported drone strikes in northwest Pakistan, including 76 in 2010, from 2004 to the present have killed approximately between 1,153 and 1,772 individuals, of whom around 842 to 1,238 were described as militants in reliable press accounts. Thus, the true non-militant fatality rate since 2004 according to our analysis is approximately 30 percent


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Question: What could be wilder and stranger than the story this week of Black Guerrilla Family members essentially running the Baltimore City Detention Center for their own fun and profit?
Answer: Fox News "reporting" on the story this week of Black Guerrilla Family members essentially running the Baltimore City Detention Center for their own fun and profit.
Friday night, Bill O'Reilly brought Geraldo Rivera onto his prime-time show for a segment titled on the Fox website as "Geraldo investigates an outrageous prison situation."
Geraldo "investigates"? Are you kidding me?
The incredible charges of gang leader Tavon White impregnating female guards, running drugs and enforcing discipline while turning the Baltimore prison into a Black Guerrilla stronghold were the product of a federal investigation. And the indictment based on those allegations was released and widely reported early this week.
The Baltimore Sun has been doing its own excellent reporting in the wake of a federal indictment alleging that 25 people, including corrections officers, were involved in a smuggling scheme. Check out the latest report with an outstanding graphic showing the various players inside the facility.
But based on what he offered during his five minutes on O'Reilly's show Friday night, it looks like the sum total of Rivera's investigation consisted of him clicking the print button on his computer in New York to print out the indictment that everyone else who had been covering the story all week had already reported days ago.
Really, even by Rivera's history as a hot dog and phony, this might be a new low.
Watch the video of the segment, and you tell me why I shouldn't call O'Reilly and Rivera a couple of pathetic poseurs.
And check out how far O'Reilly, whom I used to think of as a master of the 24/7 news-talk genre, has fallen. I don't know if he's grown older and lost his keen political edge the last two years or he simply has started to sink to the level of some of his worst guests like Rivera.
I love the way he and Rivera act like no one else has been covering this story and it is up to them to enforce accountability on Maryland Public Safety Secretary Gary D. Maynard and Gov. Martin O'Malley.
"I'm going to demand right now, Gary Maynard be fired," O'Reilly said. "If he isn't, we're going to deal with O'Malley... He [Maynard] should have resigned anyway. In Japan, he probably would have to commit suicide."
Yes, that's what O'Reilly said. But he wasn't done with his gas-bag bluster yet.
"If O'Malley doesn't fire him, it's on O'Malley," he added saying that he and Rivera would enforce accountability if no one else was going to do it.
Who can take this kind of madness on a Friday night at the end of a long week? If it isn't Sean Hannity and Dr. Ben Carson, it's O'Reilly and Rivera doing their conservative cabaret act.
And for that final touch of crazy-right-wing-TV-theater, there's Rivera holding some paper (it looks like the indictment everyone had already explored days ago) up to the camera like Joe McCarthy once infamously did saying he had a list in his hand with the names of State Department employees who are Communists.
Maybe not poseurs -- just clowns.


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The Windows Phone 8 Facebook Beta app was updated late last night and so far, it has been very well received by the user base. The update brings a lot of new features that consumers have been longing for and reinforces Microsoft's commitment in making the Facebook app top notch on Windows Phone.
There are still at least two major issues though: there is no Windows Phone 7.x version, though it was promised back in May and Facebook users are having widespread problems with receiving notifications. The good news, as revealed by Windows Phone manager Joe Belfiore, is that both problems should be resolved very soon.
In two tweets posted today, Belfiore revealed that the Windows Phone 7 version of the Facebook app "should have a beta…this month", noting that he just had a hands-on with an early build. That's certainly something to look forward to because even though Windows Phone 7 users are now the minority with Windows Phone 8 surpassing its usage, it is still a sizeable audience.
The second topic was in regards to notifications and chat within Facebook. Many users have had complaints about notifications coming through and while it's not Microsoft's fault per se (it falls into Facebook's system), the company is working with Facebook to get things back on track with Belfiore commenting "improvement coming".
Windows Phone Central will of course keep you posted on both changes as they happen.
Source: Joe Belfiore (Twitter 1, 2); Thanks, Thomas F., for the tip!


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NEW YORK, Feb 15, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The dance stars align at Toy Fair 2010 as Fisher-Price - a subsidiary of Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ:MAT) - and Disney introduce Dance Star Mickey. The original Disney character, who first appeared on merchandise more than 80 years ago, will dance his way into the hearts of a new generation of children this fall. To preview the newest and most interactive Mickey character plush, two of the most beloved and legendary entertainers - Mickey Mouse and Donny Osmond - joined together today to show off some of the season's hottest dance moves. Fresh off the heels of his big ABC-TV Dancing with the Stars win, Mr. Osmond took to the dance floor to stroll down memory lane and shake things up with a little friendly dance competition with Mickey.
"Our newest Mickey plush, Dance Star Mickey, combines the strength of the Disney brand and its powerful storytelling content behind the Mickey Mouse character, with the magical playtime experience that Fisher-Price has been bringing to kids for nearly 80 years," said Gina Sirard, vice president, marketing, Fisher-Price. "The collaboration between Fisher-Price and Disney brings Mickey Mouse to life in an exciting new way, proving that the iconic character continues to resonate strongly with kids today. And when it comes to dance stars, it takes one to know one, so we are thrilled that Donny Osmond is here to help us show everyone just what this new Dance Star Mickey can do."
Every year Fisher-Price finds new ways to bring kids' favorite characters to life and this year the magic is Mickey. Now kids can get up and dance as their fun-loving pal Mickey Mouse comes to life right before their eyes! The new, innovative Dance Star Mickey walks, talks, and dances his way into kids' hearts, topping off his skills with an "out of this world" grand finale to one of his signature dances. With one press of Mickey's foot, Dance Star Mickey comes to life for a fun interactive experience that encourages kids to get up, get active and dance. Grooving to five different songs with styles including soul, disco, Latin and techno, the dancing Mickey plush is packed with interactive games that will have children and parents laughing and dancing along. Fisher-Price utilizes a new, innovative mechanism to replicate the most technologically-difficult actions in an extremely realistic and lifelike way.
"We worked closely with Fisher-Price to make this the most animated Mickey Mouse toy ever made and to bring out the humor and endearing personality that has made him one of the world's most beloved characters for generations," said Chris Heatherly, vice president of Disney Toys. "Kids are going to have a lot of fun doing all the silly dances with their pal Mickey - from soul to Latin to contemporary hits."
"Dance Star Mickey captures the fun, playful essence of Mickey Mouse. It is innovative, technologically advanced and packed with a lot of great content - all of which mean exceptional play value for kids," explains Chris Byrne, content director for TimetoPlayMag.com, also known as The Toy Guy(R).
Dance Star Mickey retails for $69.99 and will be available in October at national retailers.
About Fisher-Price:
Fisher-Price, Inc., a subsidiary of Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ:MAT) located in East Aurora, N.Y., is the leading brand of infant and preschool toys in the world. The Company has an 80-year legacy of high quality toys that enhance early childhood development. Its often-emulated Play Laboratory was the first child research center of its kind in the toy industry, allowing researchers to observe the way children play and how play benefits their development. Some of the Company's best-known "classic" brands include Little People(R), Power Wheels(R) and View-Master(R). Fisher-Price is also a leading developer of baby gear products (infant swings, bouncers, high chairs, nursery monitors), as well as a wide array of character-based toys inspired by high quality children's programming such as Thomas & Friends, Dora the Explorer(TM) and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. The Company's web site, www.fisher-price.com, provides valuable information and resources to parents.
About Disney Consumer Products:
Disney Consumer Products (DCP) is the business segment of The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) that extends the Disney brand to merchandise ranging from apparel, toys, home décor and books and magazines to foods and beverages, stationery, electronics and fine art. This is accomplished through DCP's various lines of business which include: Disney Toys, Disney Fashion & Home, Disney Food, Health & Beauty, and Disney Stationery. Other businesses involved in Disney's consumer products sales are Disney Publishing Worldwide, the world's largest publisher of children's books and magazines, and www.DisneyStore.com, the company's official shopping portal. The Disney Stores retail chain, which debuted in 1987, is owned and operated by Disney in North America and Europe. The Disney Stores chain in Japan is operated under a license agreement with Disney. For more information, please visit www.DisneyConsumerProducts.com or follow us at www.YouTube.com/DisneyLiving, www.Facebook.com/DisneyLiving and www.Twitter.com/DisneyLiving.
About Donny Osmond:
Donny was born December 9, 1957 to George and Olive Osmond in Ogden Utah. He is the seventh of nine children. In his career Donny has sold over 80 million records over five decades, and has received 33 gold records, 18 of them before the age of 13. Donny Osmond emerged from near-obscurity with the hit "Soldier of Love". The single went all the way to the top of the Billboard charts and garnered Donny Billboard Magazine's "Top Pop Male Artist of the Year". During the 70s, Donny and Marie were the youngest hosts of a Variety Show. In the early 90s Donny played the title role as Joseph in over 2000 performances from Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Reuniting with Marie on TV, he co-hosted the nationally syndicated daytime talk show Donny & Marie, for which he was not only Emmy-nominated for "Best Talk Show Host", but also for "Best Producer". In 2007 Donny was invited by Disney to star as Gaston in the Broadway production of Beauty and The Beast. Donny has generated millions of dollars over the years for several charitable organizations such as the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Best Buddies, The Children's Miracle Network, and The One Heart Foundation. Donny is the author of The New York Times bestselling book Life Is What You Make It. Today, Donny performs at the Las Vegas Flamingo Hotel with his sister, Marie. During the 9th season of ABC's Dancing With The Stars, Donny and his dance partner Kym Johnson were crowned Champions and took home the Mirror Ball Trophy. Just recently Donny has hit the airwaves with his new radio show, The Donny Osmond Show. Donny and Debbie, his wife of 31 years, have five children and two grandchildren and another grandchild due in June. Full Bio: http://www.donny.com/donny
Fisher-Price has sponsored Donny Osmond's appearance at Toy Fair.
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The imposition of emergency announced by President General Pervez Musharraf in his capacity as Army Chief has put to rest the rumors circling around the country for the past few weeks.
President Gen Pervez Musharraf in his capacity as Army Chief under article 232 of the constitution announced the imposition of emergency. All civil rights from article 232 till 237 have been suspended.
Prime Minister and Cabinet members would continue to perform their duties while Senate, National Assembly, and provincial assemblies would remain intact.
Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry has been removed from his post as army troops take control of the Supreme Court.
All communication contacts have been cut off mobile and Internet services have been suspended and private TV channels transmission closed down.
The army has taken control of the federal capital and a large number of troops and rangers have been deployed at public places, embassies and other key government installations. More than 1000 troops of frontier constabulary have been summoned to maintain security.
1)Is this act justified at such a crucial time?
2)Will emergency help curbing Extremism and fundamentalism?
3)Is this the end of a free Judiciary?


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Apparently, the days of ground-and-pound in New York are over, and the speculation about another controversial quarterback has already begun.
According to multiple reports, the Jets are going to hire former Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg to replace Tony Sparano.
After the Jets finished 30th in the league in offense, that's no surprise. But Mornhinweg represents a significant stylistic change for head coach Rex Ryan and the Jets considering Mornhinweg's West Coast Offense background and heavy lean toward the passing game.
The New York Daily News points out that this increases the possibility of pursuing Michael Vick, if new Eagles coach Chip Kelly doesn't keep him.
There are about eight layers of chaos that would ensue if that happened, but nothing about the Jets makes you think they wouldn't welcome it, or that it wouldn't be an upgrade over Mark Sanchez and what they've been doing.


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I still develop and test for IE6, I don't really have much choice like most people still but I think my new year resolution may be to start phasing it out and charging extra for exact layout matching.
One of the things worth noting is that most new computers come with Vista these days and IE7 is the default on that so it's being phased out in that way as well as whatever other measures people take when building sites to "educate" visitors there are alternatives.
I'll throw in another possible option which I mangled together using a stylesheet switcher from ALA and conditional CSS and that allows me to show an upgrade notice but allow the visitor to dismiss it if they can't or don't want to upgrade from IE6. You can find the instructions and relevant files zip on my site here if you want to check it out: http://www.welcomebrand.co.uk/12/11/2008/encouraging-a-soft-upgrade-from-ie6/
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The underclassmen of the Yale women's swimming and diving team did right by their senior class with a 171-129 win over Brown on Saturday. The Bulldogs lead the Bears throughout the day and in the end won eight swimming events and both diving events. Saturday's meet wraps up the regular season for the Bulldogs, and seniors Kristin Darwin, Ileana Lucos and captain Annie Killian were instrumental in making it a winning season with a record of 6-4.
The divers started the day off clean, earning the top three spots in the three-meter event. Junior Rachel Rosenberg beat her score from last year's meet against Brown by over 30 points, posting a 306.15. Sophomore Paige Meneses scored a 276.00 and freshman Christina Brasco took third with 258.97 points.
Yale then lost a very tough fight in the 200-yard medley relay. Cynthia Tsay got the Bulldogs a lead of almost a full second after her backstroke leg alone. Athena Liao added to that lead with a fast breaststroke leg, touching the wall at 56.83 to Brown's 58.38 with 100 yards to go. Brown's butterfly swimmer, however, was off the blocks quick and walked back on Hayes Hyde, who would go on to be a double winner in the 100 and 200 fly later in the day. Michelle Huang tried her hardest to hold on to Yale's lead during her freestyle leg, but the Brown 'A' freestyler touched first in 1:46.49, just a hair ahead of Huang for Yale in 1:46.54.
The Bulldogs were back at it in the 1000-yard freestyle. Joan Weaver won the event in 10:16.77, nearly four seconds faster than teammate Abigail Nunn's winning time from last year. This year, Nunn took second (10:21.30) and Courtney Randolph took third (10:33.73). Out of the first three events, Yale swept two.
Ileana Lucos represented the senior class well with her first win of the day in the 200-yard freestyle. Lucos was the fastest in the pool at every turn, finishing first in a time of 1:52.08. Cynthia Tsay took second in a time of 1:52.74.
The Bears found some success in the 100-yard backstroke and breaststroke. In the 100 back Molly Albrecht took second in a time of 57.85, an improvement over her winning time of 58.31 in the event from last year, but just out of first place. Brown won in a time of 57.54. In the 100 breaststroke Athena Liao took third place in 1:05.08, with first and second both less than half a second ahead. The winning time was 1:04.69; Chelsea Dunlap took fourth.
The 200-yard butterfly saw very little separation for a majority of the race. Lanes three, four and five – with Hayes Hyde, Brown's Natascha Mangan, and Ileana Lucos – were all very close through the first 150 yards. But Mangan faded in the final lap, posting a 33.30 split to Hyde's 32.20 and Lucos' 31.70. Hyde won in 2:03.10 while Lucos took second in 2:03.99. Allison West took fourth.
Rachel Rosenberg won the one-meter diving event with a 290.92, owing much of her success to double eight's on an inward one and half pike. Paige Meneses took second with 274.57 points, also thanks to a well-executed inward one and a half, hers in tuck position. Christina Brasco placed fourth with 255.75 points.
After the break for one-meter diving, the Bulldogs won five out of the remaining seven events. Joan Weaver took second in the 100-yard freestyle, followed by Molly Albrecht with a big win in the 200 backstroke. Albrecht touched the wall at the half in 59.21, the next fastest time being 1:01.77. She held the lead and went on to win in 2:03.37. Kristin Darwin took fifth.
A disqualification in the 200-yard breaststroke gave Athena Liao a five second margin of victory. Liao was first at the 50 and had a half second lead halfway into the race. She held the lead in the third lap and came home in 35.22 for the last 50 yards to finish in a time of 2:17.42. The next fastest time was 2:22.45. Chelsea Dunlap and Courtney Randolph took third and fourth place, respectively.
Molly Albrecht repeated her win from last year in the 500 free. Albrecht swam the 500 for the first time against Brown last season, and this season she improved upon her winning time by over three seconds. Albrecht touched first at every 50-yard interval, while Joan Weaver sat in a tight lock for second with Brown's Ellen Downing for a better part of the race. With 150 yards to go Weaver jumped into second position, and would go on to finish second in 5:04.80 to Albrecht's winning time of 4:58.71. Captain Annie Killian rallied in the latter part of the race to finish fourth (5:07.17), missing out on third place by a mere one-hundredth of a second. An impressive finish, nevertheless, as Killian was at one point almost a full two seconds back from third-place Downing.
Hayes Hyde had her second win of the day in the 100 fly. Hyde was second after the first 50 yards, but a sub-30 second final split won her the event in 56.88. Ileana Lucos came in second place with a time of 58.25.
After the 100-yard butterfly the Bulldogs had 153 points, enough to win them the meet. But the stellar performances did not stop there. In the 200 IM Athena Liao (2:08.19) took second, Angela Lee took fourth (2:11.20) and Abigail Nunn (2:11.71) fifth.
In typical blue-and-white fashion, the Bulldogs owned the 400 freestyle relay. Ileana Lucos got Yale a solid lead after the first 100 yards, clocking in at 53.33 to Brown's 54.00. Brown then had fast second- and third-leg swimmers, but it was to no avail. Anchor Joan Weaver made up a 0.59 second deficit to win the event for the Bulldogs in 3:30.08 to Brown's 3:30.32.
The Bulldogs have next weekend off before travelling to Princeton on Feb. 24-27 for the Ivy League Championships.
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Voting connects citizens with their political process. Voting helps choose our leaders. The simple act of marking a ballot paper tells our leaders what we think about decisions that affect our lives. Voting connects us to one another as citizens. By expressing our point of view, we help our democracy work. By agreeing or disagreeing with our leaders we show that the political system can accept differing points of view and can resolve them.
A democratic community can only survive if its citizens see participation in the political process as a duty and a responsibility. By Voting, each citizen participates in a process that might improve our country.
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I noticed Nathan Lyon finished with 11 maidens off the reel in Adelaide tonight, and wondered how that stacked up in the all-time pantheon (headed, of course, by number one dullard Bapu Nadkarni in his miserly effort of 32-27-5-0).
Google gives me this:
"Nadkarni returned the astonishing figures of 32-27-5-0, including 21-consecutive six-ball maidens against England at Madras (now Chennai) in 1963-64.
South Africa's Hugh Tayfield had a sequence of 16 consecutive eight-ball maidens, also against England at Durban in 1956-57.
West Indies' Joey Carew bowled 15 consecutive six-ball maidens against England at Port-of-Spain in 1967-68.
England's Johnny Wardle bowled 13 consecutive six-ball maidens against South Africa at Nottingham in 1955. The most recent notable instance I am able to track down is Chaminda Vaas's 11-consecutive maidens against India at Chennai in 2005-06."
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The alliance extends both companies' networks. Hobsons' existing partnership with Parchment already enables Naviance Network member high schools to submit electronic student transcripts to more than 1,500 colleges and universities. The National Student Clearinghouse's network includes more than 3,500 colleges and universities, so this partnership will significantly increase the number of higher education institutions to which high schools can send electronic transcripts through Naviance eDocs. The partnership also extends the Clearinghouse's network, which already included Ellucian, to help the Clearinghouse meet its goal of expediting the transformation of electronic transcript processing and delivery for education.
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Texans who want an extra letter to personalize a vehicle license plate have until 7 a.m. Monday (Oct 15) to place their order.
Usually, the maximum letters allowed is six.
So…a phase such as "BIGMAMA" wouldn't be available.
"7 letters let Texans tell stories on personalized license plates in a way they'd not been able to before," says Kim Milller Drummond of Myplates. "Not for 33 years. That's how long Texas was maxed out at 6-character plates. Now things are different."
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Former bad boy basketball star Dennis Rodman is convinced his ex-wife Carmen Electra can change Simon Cowell's "grouchy" reputation now they are dating – because the model "knows how to have a good time."
The music mogul has been linked to Electra for months and he confirmed the romance speculation during a recent interview with U.S. radio host Ryan Seacrest.
Now, the Playboy model's ex has given his seal of approval to the potential relationship – and hopes Electra can make grumpy Cowell happy.
Rodman tells Britain's The Sun newspaper, "Carmen is one sexy lady and someone who knows how to have a good time. Simon has a reputation for being kind of grouchy, but Carmen will make sure he has a big grin on his face – if you know what I mean.
"I've slept with over 2,000 women. After a while they all become a bit of a blur. One woman looks the same as another – but not Carmen. She's right up there in the top 10."
Rodman also opened up about his short-lived romance and subsequent marriage to the beauty in the late 1990s, revealing the pair snatched sex sessions whenever possible.
He adds, "When we were together we couldn't keep our hands off each other. I'm a physical person who needs sex – Carmen was my match. Carmen has a passion for sex and wants it whenever the mood takes her, no matter what time of day. We were at it all the time.
"The most memorable occasion was when we were on a private jet going to Canada. My agent was also on the plane, but Carmen wanted sex and so did I. We just got it on without thinking. It was no big deal, just sex. My agent was sitting opposite us in the jet, but he didn't care – and neither did we."
And despite their acrimonious split, the basketball ace wants his ex to be happy: "Carmen and I had a great relationship, but not one you would ever call boyfriend-girlfriend. I was never faithful to her. I wasn't like a proper husband, and I guess she knew that. There were lots of other women – but Carmen was pretty special to me and I was close to her. We always speak if we run into each other. Our marriage was short, but we had fun."


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There are these gadgets that are just so boring to write about because, lets face it, all they ever do is gradually improve on their specs: smaller, faster, cheaper. I'm not a big fan of slow evolution in consumer electronics, but then again not everything can be revolutionary. It's interesting to see manufacturers trying, and the BryteWerks ModelOne Projector is a stab in the right direction. It's really just a nice projector with a full fledged media center machine fuzed to it. The media center part comes with a "Core i3, i5, or i7 CPU and it also packs in a slot-loaded Blu-ray player, up to 2 terabytes of storage – including a 500 gigabyte Solid State Drive, plus built-in Wi-fi and Ethernet." The software is handled through a customized version of XBMC, which I'm a big fan on. On the projector side you get "ultra-wide 105 mm adjustable prime lens, an ultra-high brightness of 6,000 – 11,000 lumens, a 1000:1 True Contrast Ratio, a 1:1 throw of 1 foot to 50 feet, and it's capable of producing a full 16:10 widescreen HD 1080p resolution." There's a small 720p touchscreen on the back though most interaction with the machine is probably done right on your projection screen. Rounding out the specs and justifying its price tag you have "dual HDMI and USB ports and 5.1 individual analog surround sound outputs."
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A Peacock Moment
Posted By materialgirls | Nov 04, 2013 | No Comments | Category: Decorating, Design Inspiration, Shops and Showrooms
Birds, like colors and shoe shapes, fall in and out of style. Flamingos were hot in the Depression and they came back in the Miami Vice era. Wood-&-copper mallard ducks flew across family room walls in the 1950s and a few years ago, we had a short, meaningless fling with owls (what was that all about?) but still, the list of birds used in decoration is pretty short. When was the last time you saw, say, a flock of crows used as a decorative motif? It's been a long time.
Let's face it, certain birds are simply more popular than others. I mean, its hard to think decoratively about birds that wreck crops or carry away cute baby bunnies for their midnight snacks! With that in mind, it shouldn't be a surprise that, this season, peacocks, the quintessential Art Nouveau bird, are having yet another one of their many moments, the same way they did in 1966, at the beginning of the Psychedelic era. Like the poet says "A thing of beauty is a joy forever".
I spotted the beautiful mounted specimens above while treasure hunting for antiques in Paris last summer and when I got back to the studio, I found an addition (one of many!) to our recently renovated conference area: this incredible PEACOCK DARK rug by English fashion designer Matthew Williamson, whose brand is known for incredible prints. It was gifted to BID from our good friends at The Rug Company!
The Peacock Rug is also available in a light colourway.
And for those who might hesitate to put such such a gorgeous piece of art on their floors, I have good news! Matthew Williamson's new Autumn 2013 collection of fabrics and wallpapers for Osborne & Little also features one of his signature peacock designs: "The Eden Collection is as heavenly as its name suggests: a riot of colours and patterns reflecting the British fashion designer's diverse influences, from exotic birds to 1970s-style animal prints" – ELLE Decoration. This richly colored jewel toned collection (filled with lots of deep emerald, cobalt blue, plum, and gold tones) will be sure to inspire you as we enter into late Fall. It definitely inspires me!
How insane is this wallpaper? And I love how the polished chrome of the furniture echoes the metallic sheen of the paper!
For years, there was a silly prejudice about combining certain colors. "Blue and green must never be seen" used to be a common saying. Didn't those folks ever see a bed of iris? Or blue hydrangeas against bright green grass? Or–hello!–a peacock? For people not so hemmed-in by arbitrary decorating rules, peacocks have served as the direct inspiration for a lot of to-die-for rooms.
The Peacock Room, now at the Smithsonian in Washington, has been all over the place, but it started out in London, as an 1870s collaboration between shipping tycoon Frederick Leyland, the English architect Thomas Jekyll (who designed the room's walnut paneling and shelving to display Leyland's collection of Oriental porcelain and panels of antique Spanish leather) and the American artist James Whistler (yes, that Whistler) who proceeded to gild Jekyll's wood and completely paint over Leyland's treasured antique leather panels. The big reveal must have been like the Victorian version of Trading Spaces–OMG!–and not in the good way, either.
Yes, the finished room was stunningly gorgeous–it is in a museum, after all!–but it wasn't at all the what client asked for and the whole thing ended up in a nasty lawsuit. Quelle hot mess! So this room contains two important lessons for designers, one good and one bad: 1) Blue & green DO go together, but 2) Ignore the client's wishes at your own risk.
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Fortunately, that kind of disaster doesn't happen very often. In fact, here's another interior of the same period and with the same kind of richly glowing colors (this time, in glazed tile, not painted leather) and this time, the client loved the results! The room is in the Driehaus Museum in Chicago–just off Michigan Avenue, so don't miss it–and if you visit in the next few weeks, you can see another peacock-inspired creation in the museum's current Tiffany exhibit: this iridescent gold-mounted Favrile glass vase.
OK, this beauty isn't for sale, but these are exactly the kind of colors I'm always drawn to, so if you see the show and decide you're wanting a swirly glass piece in those colors–one that you could actually buy, that is, not just look at–we have the little piece below in the BID Studio. With a coat of Tiffany Blue lacquer on your walls and a few feathers in a tall nickel-plated cylinder, you can create your very own Peacock Room! And if you do, send us a picture!
Last stop: a rendering of a Peacock Room (painted for the Crane Company of Chicago) that doesn't contain a single peacock reference, only the colors of its plumage. This subliminal approach is often the most interesting, because instead of stating a theme explicitly, it lets the room's occupants discover it on their own. Sometimes, less is more, although, considering the level of finish in this room, "less" isn't quite the word. Either way, it's a knockout!
The takeaway lesson is simple: inspiration is everywhere. How you use it is up to you.
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I finally got a chance to experiment with this a bit. I think the way to go is to Titan Guitar down the whole level and then explore the whole map at 1st level. In doing so, you'll earn enough EM piety to almost literally fill the entire map with plants, and you'll still have enough mana left over to rearrange the map with WEYWUT/Fireball/ENDISWAL. It's nice to have all of the piety generation and usage over and done with at the beginning, and you don't have to worry about accidentally healing monsters when rustling your plants. I'd say gain one or two levels from petrification alone, and then start blasting a level 9 or maybe even the boss. Pactmaker is very nice here. I actually used Spirit Pact!
Playing around a bit more, I'd say the way to do this is very similar to how you play the Acid Caster. There's enough piety to fill the board entirely with plants, probably several times over, so worry less about plant/piety efficiency and more about getting utility. I'd recommend taking 5 hits of Vine Form and 10-13 hits of Greenblood before spam clicking Entanglement and filling the board. The Greenblood significantly improves your plant/damage ratio, and Vine Form is handy during the set up, allowing you to push midlevel meatmen around and clear statues as you explore.


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Gina Argento is no stranger to being green.
In addition to creating the world's first solar-powered sound stage in North Brooklyn, Argento along with her brother Tony five years ago founded Systems, an environmentally friendly summer program for kids.
"We wanted an ideal positive way for kids to spend their summer" Argento said, noting that each year over 250 kids apply for the program.
They are then put through an interview process to determine who would be best for that year's curriculum. Just a dozen kids are chosen, and along with two alumni who are invited back to help out as counselors.
The program teaches kids about science and technology with an eco-conscious bent. This year's summer workshop is focused on sustainability and techniques like rainwater collection, hydroponic farming and composting.
Some of these techniques are demonstrated on Broadway Stages rooftop farm at 44 Eagle Street in Greenpoint. The farm is open to the public every Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. and is always looking for volunteers.
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Gracy is an excellent character. Loved the bonds of womanhood shown during friendship and the secrets revealed during childbirth.
Excellent story and top-notch characters. Loved it!! Would highly recommend!!
Gracy is a superb character. Interesting plot, a few mysteries, some disturbing subject matter, but overall a quick read and quite compelling to the very last paragraph. A good examination of human relations and how people react in times of crisis.
Although I'd read several of her earliest novels, it's been a while since I've read anything by Sandra Dallas. Although slow to start, this novel about a midwife in an 1880 Colorado mining town picked up momentum and sped to an unexpected climax. When Gracy Brookens is accused of murdering a newborn baby, her life is suddenly thrown into chaos. As she struggles to deal with the town's reaction and the biggest trial in years, Gracy questions whether it's time to retire if she isn't hanged. As secrets are revealed, Gracy comes to terms with her past choices and helps others to make new choices. The author is very deft at drawing historical details about the lives and very few choices that women had in that place and time.
I saw this book in a literary catalog and thought it was non-fiction, my preferred genre. However, this was a very good read (high praise for someone who isn't a novels person). Characters were well-written, setting was evocative and it was anything but predictable. Highly recommend it.
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NEW ORLEANS -- The Harbaugh brothers never stop competing, even when talking up their practices.
San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh has spent Super Bowl week taking about his team's near perfect practices. As the Ravens wrapped up their serious on-field work on Friday, John Harbaugh tried to top him.
"It was an A-plus. A-plus-plus," Harbaugh told Peter King on Friday in the official Baltimore Ravens pool report. "We're at the stage where we're clicking on all cylinders and practicing very, very well. We've had a few assignment errors, but they've been corrected right away. I'm very pleased with how the week has gone."
The Ravens have a short walk-through on Saturday, but that's a light session traditionally attended by many family members. This was the last real practice of the season, and the Ravens remain exceedingly healthy. Their entire 53-man roster practiced fully once again.
Ray Lewis' final practice included some musical accompaniment. Nelly's "Hot in Here," which plays when Lewis is introduced, played over the sound system during the session. Otherwise, King says it looked like a normal Friday practice.
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