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Racing 92 fly-half Dan Carter has been ruled out of the Champions Cup final with a hamstring injury.
The All Blacks legend was the due to start the game against Leinster in Bilbao on the bench, but the Parisians -- who are were already missing scrum-half Maxime Machenaud -- have been forced into a late change with Remi Tales taking his place in the matchday 23.
Saturday's showpiece match at the San Mames Stadium was due to be Carter's final outing in the blue and white of Racing before he heads to Japan.
LATE CHANGE: Dan Carter has been ruled out of today's Champions Cup final due to a hamstring injury. Rémi Talès replaces him on @Racing92's bench. #ChampionsCup #Bilbao2018 pic.twitter.com/6H7nUfgYyt— Champions Cup (@ChampionsCup) May 12, 2018
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The Rugby World Cup-winner had spoken at length in the build-up to Saturday's match about his desire to leave France with a Champions Cup-winner's medal hanging from his neck.
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- Japanese electronics maker NEC Corp on Monday revealed a "flying car", which is a drone-like a machine with four propellers that hovered steadily for about a minute.
- The test flight reaching to around 3 meters high was held in a gigantic cage, as a safety precaution at a facility at NEC in Abiko, Chiba Prefecture.
- The Japanese government is behind the flying cars, with the goal of having people zipping around in them by the year the 2030s.
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Professor Avram Harshko, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2004 delivered an inspirational message for young children and addressed them as the future of scientific India. He observed that he was sure that some of them may be making some important discoveries which will prove to be good for mankind, and may also win the Nobel Prize someday.
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Director of Membership and Communications
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Responsible to: Chief Executive Officer
Responsible for: Membership Services, Communication and Merchandising
Line manages: Head of Marketing & Communications and membership services
Salary: Up to £65,000 per annum
Location: London
Closing Date: 7th May 2019
Initial interviews with Prospectus: 14th – 24th May 2019
Panel interviews at The Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing: w/c 3rd June 2019
Role purpose
The Director of Membership and Communications is a newly created position that will play a vital role in shaping the ISTD of the future. Working in close collaboration with the Chief Executive Officer, Directors and International Liaison Officers, the post holder will lead the drive to deliver outstanding membership services, brand development and communications worldwide.
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Pulaski volleyball takes third at state
standings of winners at the Class A state tournament:
Breese Mater Dei 35-7-1
Quincy Notre Dame 27-16
Mount Pulaski 35-8
Augusta Southeastern 38-5
Lincoln Gator Swim Club results
20 results
and under girls
Danley — 200 free, 1st, C, 3:50.52, team record;
500 free, 2nd, C, 8:59.91, team record; 25 back, 11th,
B; 25 free, 2nd, B; 25 fly, 5th, B; 200 free,
2nd, C; 100 IM, 3rd, B; 50 fly, 9th,
C; 25 breast, 4th, B; 50 free, 3rd, B.
Fuller — 25 free, 9th, C; 25
fly, 17th, C; 100
IM, 12th, C; 25
breast, 12th, B; 50
free, 12th, C.
Purdue — 25 back, 4th, C; 25
free, 7th, C; 25
fly, 20th, C; 100
IM, 16th, C; 25
breast, 16th, C; 50
free, 15th, C.
and under boys
Elsas — 200 IM, 1st, B, 3:23.51, team record;
back, 1st, A, 19.16; 25
free, 1st, A, 16.23; 25
fly, 2nd, A; 100
IM, 1st, A, 1:28.66, team record; 25
breast, 2nd, B; 50
free, 1st, A, 34.08.
Ziemba — 25 back, 3rd, B; 25
free, 4th, B.
and 10 girls
Hauter — 50 back, 16th, C; 100
free, 9th, C.
and 10 boys
Wood — 400 IM, 2nd, C, 6:53.50, team record; 500
free, 1st, C, 7:20.21, team record; 50
back, 1st, B, 41.64; 100
free, 2nd, B; 200
fly, 5th, 3:26.82, team record; 50
fly, 5th, B; 100
fly, 4th, A; 50
breast, 10th, B; 100
breast, 1st, B, 1:49.34; 50
free, 5th, A.
and 12 girls
Freed — 100 IM, 16th, C; 100
free, 19th, C.
and 14 girls
Ernst — 500 free, 2nd, B; 200
IM, 3rd, B; 100
free, 3rd, A; 100
breast, 13th, B; 100
back, 10th, B; 100
fly, 3rd, B; 200
free, 1st, B, 2:16.96; 50
free, 4th, A.
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Elsas broke two of his own team records this weekend. He set records
in the 100 and 200 IM with times of 1:28.66 and 3:23.51.
Danley also broke two of her own team records in the 200 free with a
time of 3:50.52 and in the 500 free 8:59.91.
Wood broke three team records this weekend. He set records in the 500
free (7:20.21), 400 IM (6:53.50) and in the 200 fly (3:26.82). Sam
qualified for the A meet in the 100 fly with a time of 1:31.21. He has
already qualified for the A meet in the 50 free.
Ernst qualified for the A meet in the 100 free with a time of 1:01.86.
She has also qualified in the 50 free.
Fuller achieved her first B time in the 25 breast this weekend with a
time of 27.89.
Lincoln Gator Swim Club coach]
LCC vs. Multnomah
LCC team stats:
Matt Clark
Raymer 0-0-0
Holderby 2-0-6
Johnson 0-0-0
Cerniglia DNP
Below 3-0-6
Brodfuehrer DNP
Turney 1-0-3
Okusami 3-0-7
Grooms 0-0-1
Joel Searby 7-1-17
College vs. Rend Lake
Hollyfield poured in 31 points to lead Lincoln College to an 87-73
victory over Rend Lake in the finals of the Rend Lake Classic on
Saturday. The victory runs the LC record to 3-2 for the season.
jumped out to a 49-37 halftime lead thanks to 63 percent shooting
(17 of 27). The Lynx finished the game with a shooting
percentage of 57 percent. Lincoln had a 33-23 edge on the
boards, with Hollyfield leading the way with nine.
Hollyfield in double figures were Amir Major with 16 and James
Roberson with 10. The Lynx finished the game with 26 of 33 at
the free-throw line.
College (87) — Paris Williams 1-2-1-2-3; James Roberson
4-10-2-3-10;Josh Clark 0-0-2-2-2; Gene Reed 0-0-0-0-0; Mike Fowler
3-4-0-3-7; Steve Turner 4-5-0-0-8; Andrew Kehr 0-0-0-0-0; Mike Sams
1-3-2-2-4; Amir Major 4-7-8-8-16; Derik Hollyfield 9-15-11-13-31;
Sam Jackson 3-5-0-0-6. Totals 29-51-26-33-87. Three-point goals:
Hollyfield 2, Fowler.
Lake (73) — Troy Maurer 0-1-2-2-2; Drew Porter 2-4-0-0-4; Rod
Ross 4-10-2-2-11; John Goughenour 1-2-2-2-4; Lawrence Barnes
4-8-0-1-8; Chevus Jackson 4-6-0-0-11; Matt Burkett 1-4-0-0-2; Stuart
Heinzmann 3-4-0-0-6; Joel Jaye 5-9-1-3-12; Bronson Smith 5-7-1-2-11;
Reginald Roberson 0-1-0-0-0; Justin Hill 1-1-0-0-2. Totals
30-57-8-12-73. Three-point goals: Jackson 3, Ross, Jaye.
Lincoln College sports information director]
College vs. McKendree JV
Ronni Beebe led the Lady Lynx attack with 20
points on 5-of-17 shooting and 9 of 12 at the foul line.
Joining the LC sophomore in double figures were Sabrina Harper with
15, Sarah McLaughlin with 14 and Jesse Dullard with 10.
Lincoln College finished the game shooting 43
percent from the floor while the best the hosts could do was 37 percent.
Lincoln had a 46-42 rebounding edge in the game, with McLaughlin
leading the way with eight. In addition to scoring 20 points,
Beebe dished out five assists, one more than Angie Bossingham.
Lincoln College (80)
— Scott 1-6-0-0-2; Bossingham 3-7-0-0-8; Beebe
5-17-9-12-20; Harper 7-13-1-1-15; Dullard 5-11-0-1-10; Lamb
0-0-0-0-0; Bausley 1-2-0-0-2; Story 0-1-0-0-0; McLaughlin 6-9-2-3-14; Calhoun
3-5-0-0-6; Massenburg 1-1-0-0-3; Sims 0-1-0-0-0; Melker 0-1-0-0-0.
Totals 32-74-12-18-80. Three-point goals: Bossingham 2, Beebe,
College (66) —
7-13-2-4-19; Martz 3-14-3-4-9; Carroll 7-11-5-5-19; Stearns
2-8-0-0-4; Bisso 3-10-2-2-8;
Harlin 0-4-2-2-2; Westlake 1-2-3-6-7. Totals - 23-62-17-23-66.
Three-point goals: Witte 3.
first collegiate start helps ISU to victory
performance impresses coach and fans alike
12, 2001] As
the LDN descended upon Redbird Arena for our first coverage of an
ISU men's basketball game, little did we know that a former
Railer would be in the starting lineup.
There was speculation along press row that Alexander would
start, as Pantagraph sports editor and longtime friend of Lincoln,
Bryan Bloodworth, indicated that those rumors were probably true.
freshmen are somewhat tentative in their first starting assignment.
They tend to make a boatload of turnovers and lots of mental
But Gregg Alexander is not most freshmen. In fact, Bloodworth
surmised that Alexander was mature beyond his years.
look at Gregg's line bears that out. Alexander connected for
10 points, including two 3's, five rebounds, two assists and three
steals as he helped ISU to a convincing 98-64 win over the EA Sports
All-Stars. He also committed only two turnovers as he led the team
in minutes played with 25 before a pretty large throng of Lincoln
fans. His two 3's were bombs from the corner, as he was
among a Redbird contingent of six players who finished in double
coach Tom Richardson praised Alexander for his contributions to the
team, and in his post-game comments he pointed out that Gregg brings
energy and a spark to this edition of Illinois State basketball.
stretch just before half epitomized what the coach was talking
about. After a Shawn Fountain layup — and Shawn had a great game
— EA Sports was fighting to get within 10 by intermission. During
the remaining three minutes and 23 seconds Alexander was simply
everywhere. He had a rebound, two free throws, a nifty assist
to Shawn Jeppson, some good defensive plays and a couple of great
passes. He helped extend a 38-27 lead to 50-30 at the break.
How many times did we see him do that for the Railers over the
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this article]
involved in the hit parade for the 'Birds was Shedrick Ford, who
posted a double-double by netting 10 points and 10 rebounds. Another
of our new favorite players, Baboucarr Bojang, chipped in 11 points.
Former Pekin standout Dirk Williams had a nice outing with 10 points
and seven boards in just 14 minutes of action, and Shawn Jeppson added
13 points to the ISU attack. Decatur's Tarise Bryson led all scorers
with 23 points.
garnered a 16-7 edge in points created off turnovers, and that could
very well be an important stat line for this team all season
up for the Redbirds is a season-opening home tilt versus Weber State
Friday night at 7:05.
see ISU's comments on Gregg Alexander go to:
read ISU's release on this game, click
Ford lead Redbirds
to 98-64 exhibition win
'Birds dominated the first half, leading 50-30 at the break. With
the score 22-18 with a little more than eight minutes left in the
half, the Redbirds went on an 11-0 run sparked by five points from
Bryson, who had 12 points through 14 minutes of action.
the final minute of the first half, ISU led by 44-28, but then a
monstrous dunk by Chad Mazanowski followed by a Gregg Alexander
steal led to a Shawn Jeppson layup and a 20-point lead.
second half started where the first half left off as the 'Birds
built on their 20-point cushion on a Ford layup and a Bryson
3-pointer, giving ISU a 25-point lead.
Sports tried to peck away at the lead, but a balanced scoring attack
caused problems all night for EA as Illinois State placed six players
in double figures. Four of the five starters hit for double digits,
led by Bryson's 23. Baboucarr Bojang tossed in 11, freshman
Alexander poured in 10 and Ford added 10 points to match 10 rebounds.
Jeppson and Dirk Williams provided a spark off the bench, adding 13
and 10, respectively.
Redbirds host Weber State in the season opener for both teams on
Friday night at 7:05.
ISU director of media relations]
read Jeff Mayfield's article on this game,
and Hilligoss selected to IronKids/MVC All-Tournament
the 2001 Valley Defensive Player of the Year and a product of St.
Louis Parkway North High School, was named to the
team after a strong performance in the loss to Southwest Missouri
State in the Valley semifinal game. A first-team All-Valley
selection, Roth anchored the Redbird defense that held opponents to
an average of 7.4 shots per game.
a junior from St. Charles, recorded three saves while allowing two
goals against SMS in Friday's loss. A second-team All-MVC
selection, Hilligoss led the Valley with a 0.80 goals against
average and recorded four shutouts.
Redbirds, 13-5, learn if they have an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament
on Monday afternoon.
ISU athletics media relations]
Lincoln College at Muskegon open
Collins finished second at 125 pounds for coach
Dave Klemm in wrestling at the Muskegon, Mich., open tournament on
Saturday. Collins, an Olympia grad, lost the title match
19-5 to Nathan Simmons of Michigan State.
Morgan was pinned in 1:55 of the consolation match at 197 pounds by
Mike Walden of Muskegon to place fourth, while Albert Schmidt was
pinned in 5:53 in the consolation finals by A.J. Cook of Grand
Valley State at 285 pounds.
Lincoln College sports information director]
line, stellar defense lead Illini to another miracle
beats Penn State for the first time in 41 years, 33-28
Jeff Mayfield
12, 2001] Here
at the Lincoln Daily News
we don't go to post until noon.
That means that oftentimes we get a little more time than
most to absorb an athletic event.
But, no matter how much reflecting I do on Saturday's
thrilling 33-28 squeaker over the Nittany Lions of Penn State, I
can't seem to wipe the smile off of my face.
why shouldn't Illini fans be
happy? Sure this is the first victory over Penn State since
they joined the Big Ten conference. Sure it's the first-ever
win over college football's all-time winningest coach on the D-I
level, Joe Paterno. Sure it probably assures the Illini of one
of the most unplanned trips to a major bowl ever. And sure, it
means many Illini fans are going to spend a few winter days in the
sunshine somewhere. And although sports reporters are supposed to
always have the poker face going, I can't help but be deliriously
happy for a group of hardworking blue- and orange-collar Illini.
many people want to talk about Heisman trophy candidate Kurt Kittner,
or our receivers, or our running backs; I want to tell you about all
of them.
I first want to tell you about our offensive line. If you
thought the old Washington Redskins had some "hogs" up front,
you should've seen the job done by Illinois' "hogs" over the
Lions on Saturday. I have rarely seen so much resolve and so
much purpose as those young men showed me Saturday night. While Sean
Bubin, David Diehl, Jay Kulaga, Dan Cutter, Luke Butkus, Duke
Preston, Patrick Babcock Aaron Hodges, Tony Pashos, James Brown may
not be household names to you, they are my heroes! They opened
up some holes on Saturday that you could've driven a semi through!
And when it comes to protecting the quarterback, let's just say
that I hope Mr. Kittner takes very good care of our linemen.
believe that those big guys in the trenches wore Penn State down and
that it was the major factor in Illinois' stunning comeback win.
They epitomize the heart and character of this ball club.
There is no quit in these Illini. When their backs are up against
the wall, they can still think of 12 ways to win.
will not forget your contributions this season, guys. Keep blocking
and winning those battles in the trenches and you'll carry us to
heights never seen before! We're riding your backs and your
shoulders into a history-making team. It's not that nobody
else did anything, it's just that I think the linemen are always
a professional journalist would probably talk about our running
backs… and I will. But first I need to comment on our defense.
I know that Ron Turner's name has been mentioned as a possible
Coach of the Year candidate and deservedly so. However, if the
BCS or the AP or the UPI or anyone hands me a ballot, my vote will
have to go to…
Cassity. "Who's he?" you might ask. Only the defensive
coordinator who has helped totally transform Illinois' defense and
a big reason that the Illini find themselves 8-1 for the first time
since 1983. If not for a few missed or weak tackles, I
would've moved them up the marquee board for this story. At
any rate, Cassity and his troops deserve a lot of credit for all of
their contributions.
Penn State took a 21-7 lead into the locker room at half, the Illini
defense stiffened. In fact, PSU's only score came on another
special teams breakdown on a kickoff return. The defense pitched
another second half shutout. The Illini defenders came up with four
interceptions. Eugene Wilson may have played his best game ever in an
orange and blue uniform, as he hauled down three INTs. Christian
Morton continued his outstanding play since he moved to the other side
of the ball, as he had an important pick as well.
for the running backs. Carey Davis came up with 41 yards on
seven carries. But it was Rocky Harvey who tallied 51 yards on
11 handoffs, including an exciting 20-yard TD scamper and the most
important 13-yard TD jaunt of his life! The before-mentioned
heroic offensive linemen knocked bodies and heads all over the field,
and by the time Harvey reached the line of scrimmage, it looked like a
crime scene. He flew over the pile and darted into the end zone
as a raucous sellout crowd of 70,904 entered a euphoric state seldom
seen in the annals of Illini sports history.
were lots of other heroes, but I must mention one other group, and
that is our receivers. Even though they had a couple of critical
dropped passes early in the game, overall they came up huge when the
game was on the line. Brian Hodges made a great catch on one
play and rumbled and stumbled 17 yards to pay dirt. Aaron
Moorehead had four grabs for 75 yards. Carey Davis added four for 24
yards. Hodges ended up with 39 yards on three receptions. Walter Young
had two big grabs for 16 tough yards. And Harvey finished with
two snags for 11 yards.
was Brandon Lloyd you might ask? He was getting beat up in
double and triple coverage. However, he came to our rescue once
again. With the Illini on the ropes, down 28-27, with not much time
left and Illinois looking at a potential game-ending third and 10, he
and Kittner hooked up for what was probably a game-saving 30-yard
connection. Great players come up big at critical and crucial times,
and Brandon Lloyd and Kurt Kittner are great players!
should probably write about our kickers, our defensive backers and linemen, but I'm too tired. I'm deliriously
named Gateway Offensive Player of the Week
scored three of Illinois State's four touchdowns and pounded out
136 yards, all in the second half, to rally the Redbirds past the
three touchdowns by Watts were the most ever in his storied Redbird
career, and he finished the day with 200 yards on the ground, the
second-best in his career. He also hauled in three receptions
for 23 yards.
200 yards pushed Watts to 1,023 yards on the season, and he became
only the second player in Illinois State history to compile two
1,000-yard rushing campaigns.
and the Redbirds
return to action next weekend against Southwest Missouri State.
The kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. in Springfield, Mo.
ISU director of media relations]
read Jeff Mayfield's article on this game,
click here.
baseball world is stunned by this announcement... or we should say,
at least Cardinal nation is shook up about it.
a strange twist of fate, we do want to remind our loyal readers that
the LDN was there for McGwire's last hit and last home run!
never did respond to off-season knee surgery and, in fact, was
limited to less than 300 at-bats a year the last two seasons but a
combined 61 HRs. What an ironic number.
will be sorely missed by Cardinal fans young and old, but having his
salary available will help the Redbirds to potentially land an
outstanding free agent... maybe someone like the Oakland A's first
baseman Jason Giambi.
more details go to www.stlcardinals.com.
Mount Pulaski vs. Benton
Mount Pulaski's team consisted of Lindsay Clements, Tiffany
Conaway, Bethany Dulle, Mary Olson, Laura Reeter and Erin Schmidt.
Team stats (assists-kills-blocks-aces-total points):
Clements 0-4-0-1-8
Conaway 21-1-0-3-11
Dulle 0-2-0-1-4
Olson 0-10-2-1-4
Reeter 0-8-0-0-1
Schmidt 0-2-1-0-2
Game 1 Total 11-12-0-5-15
Game 2 Total 10-15-3-1-15
Match Total 21-27-3-6-30
Benton's team consisted of Shannon Bain, Sarah Doty, Morgan
Johnson, Bethany Johnston, Jera Nipper, Brittany Payne and Sara
Team stats (assists-kills-blocks-aces-total points):
Bain 0-0-2-0-0
Doty 6-0-0-0-5
Johnson 2-4-3-0-1
Johnston 0-0-0-2-5
Nipper 0-2-0-0-0
Payne 0-0-0-0-2
Schultz 0-2-0-0-1
Game 1 Total 4-4-2-2-8
Game 2 Total 4-4-3-0-6
Match Total 8-8-5-2-14
LCC women
begin basketball season
with new coach, five returning starters
Bowman, the new coach of the Angels, is a familiar face to the
Angels' program. A three-time NCCAA All-American, Bowman played
for the Angels from 1995 through 1999 and holds many of the Angels'
records, including the career scoring record and the single-season
scoring record. Her sister, Nancy Siddens, was the Angels' coach
for 13 years until stepping down two years ago.
Bowman begins her first season with five starters returning and
three local players. Former Railer Brittany Robbins returns for her
second year. She averaged 21.5 points per game as a freshman and
holds second place in single-season scoring, with 624 total points.
"Brittany is our shooter. We rely on her to score in pressure
situations," stated coach Bowman.
native Stephanie Urton also begins her second season at LCC. She
averaged 3.4 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.3 steals per game last
season. "When a player gets hot, I can count of Stephanie to
shut them down defensively," coach Bowman said.
Christina Wright, who averaged 20 points per game at Heyworth High
School, will add scoring depth to the backcourt.
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this article]
excited to coach this team. They work hard in practice and have a
desire to do their best," coach Bowman said. "I think it
will be a good year. We've got some good shooters and good
ballhandlers. We should improve each game."
season began with a 1-1 outing on the Angels' first road trip, to
the Kentucky Christian Classic at Grayson, Ky., on Nov. 3 and 4.
Angels play about 30 games a year against NCCAA, NCAA III and NAIA
opponents. One of the highlights this season will be a November trip
to Anchorage, Alaska, to play two games with the University of
Christian College women's basketball schedule]
Christian College women's basketball roster]
College vs. Hannibal-LaGrange
9, 2001] Lincoln
College rolled to an easy 73-39 victory over Hannibal-LaGrange in
women's basketball at Lincoln Thursday night. The victory runs
the LC record to 2-0 for the season.
Lady Lynx raced to a 43-10 halftime lead, and the second half was
played fairly even with Lincoln holding a 30-29 edge. Angie
Bossingham hit a pair of 3-pointers and had a total of eight
points in the first half, while Ronni Beebe hit one three pointer
and had nine first-half points for Coach Carol Wilson.
Lincoln College players cracked the scoring column, with Beebe and
Bossingham the lone double-figure performers.
College (73) —
Tammy Bausley 0-1-2-1; Jenny Story 1-0-0-2; Victoria Scott
2-2-3-6; Sarah McLaughlin 3-2-4-9; Audrey Hinrichsen 1-0-0-3;
Angie Bossingham 4-0-0-10; Ronni Beebe 5-1-2-12; Heather Dobey
0-2-4-2; Kim Massenburg 2-2-2-7; Ashley Sims 1-2-2-4; Mary Rossio
1-0-0-2; Jessie Dullard 4-0-0-8; Zabrina Harper 3-1-1-7.
Totals 27-13-20-73. Three-point goals: Bossingham 2,
McLaughlin, Hinrichsen, Beebe, Massenburg.
(39) — Pettis
3-0-2-6; Stull 2-4-8-8; Fischer 2-5-11-9; Capkovic 2-0-1-5;
Calhoun 0-1-2-1; Young 1-1-3-3; Poire 3-1-2-7. Totals:
13-12-30-39. Three-point goals: Capkovic.
happy with 'problems'
9, 2001] Illinois
State basketball coach Jenny Yopp has problems with her team
heading into Sunday's 1 p.m. exhibition game with the Chicago
Challengers. But they are problems she's happy to have.
In Wednesday's 74-61 win over a
team from the National Women's Basketball League, Yopp saw all 11
of her players contribute. She saw the non-starters shoot
better than the starting five (.480 to .365). The Redbirds
got 27 points, nine of the team's 20 assists and eight of its 16 steals
from non-starters.
the starting five did plenty on its own. Freshman Katie
Donovan had 10 points and 13 rebounds, senior Kristi Larson had 11
points and as many boards. That's one more double-double
than the Redbirds had all last season. Sharon Blade also had
11 rebounds, giving ISU a trio of players who rebounded in double
figures. Again, last season, the 'Birds had just two
double-digit rebounding performances all season.
it was only an exhibition game, but the Redbirds are trying to
establish a team-oriented, unselfish, hard-driving style of play
and Yopp believes it's happening.
was particularly pleased at the number of times our players
attempted to take a charge (on defense)," said Yopp.
"It wasn't just one or two players, it was several. We
made a commitment to playing physical and we need to do
other unselfish part of the game which had Yopp smiling was the
team's passing. Taren O'Brien, Beth Huston and Stacey White each
had five assists, but it was the kinds of passes that impressed
players recognize how talented their teammates are and get them
the ball," said Yopp. "There were a couple of
occasions where a good decision would have been to shoot, but
players gave up the ball to teammates for a better shot."
solid contributions from so many players still have Yopp
considering which players to start and which combinations work
best on the court. She started O'Brien, Donovan, White,
Blade and O'Brien in the NWBL victory.
had a solid group to begin with (against NWBL)," said Yopp,
"but it's too soon to say who will be our pacesetters on
player who probably won't see action is junior guard Steph Reichle,
still recovering from arthroscopic knee surgery.
don't expect to have Steph on Sunday," said Yopp.
"We don't see any need to push her because we want her to
reach a point where she doesn't have pain."
looks forward to having Reichle ready for the regular-season
opener Nov. 19 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Illinois State opens its home schedule Nov. 25 vs.
Central Michigan.
A. Lamonica, Illinois State University]
go back to work on the road
9, 2001] Last month, coach Sharon Dingman and the Redbird
volleyball team were reeling from back-to-back defeats at Northern
Iowa and Bradley. Now,
after back-to-back home losses to those same teams, Illinois State
is looking for a little more push in this weekend's trip to
Wichita State (Friday) and Southwest Missouri State (Saturday).
this point, it's up to us," said Dingman, whose Redbirds are
13-10 overall, 9-5 in the Missouri Valley. "We can play
better or we can fold up."
quoted Sports Illustrated senior writer Frank DeFord, who spoke to
Redbird student-athletes at the State Farm Student-Athlete
Academic Excellence Banquet two weeks ago.
talked about how powerful a loss can be," said Dingman.
"We have an opportunity to make changes and make it better.
It appears that Northern Iowa has the first seed (in the State
Farm-Missouri Valley Conference Tournament) pretty well sewn up,
but we still have a shot at the second seed; we need to win and
need some help."
middle blocker Jenny Kabbes agreed with Dingman.
time to put our 'challenge shoes' on and get after it," said
Kabbes. "Being away from home is a challenge because at
Redbird Arena the crowd is our seventh player, and they're always
behind us."
said the players haven't spoken directly about the recent end to
Illinois State's nine-match home-court winning streak with rare
back-to-back home losses, but it's in their minds.
have to move on and prove we can do it again," said Kabbes,
the Redbirds' leader in blocks and kill percentage. "We
all know it hurts, but getting a chance to play again gives us a
chance to put (the losses) behind us."
State, which has won four of its last seven matches after a 5-12
start, is a team which has the tools, according to Dingman.
are very talented, they are just very young," said Dingman.
"If they put it all together, though, they can play with
20-5, 11-3 in the Valley, is ranked among the top 10 teams in the
region and is gunning for that No. 2 seed and the bye which goes
with it. Setter Chenille Bayless leads a versatile attack
for the Bears, who are 9-1 since losing to the Illinois State in
four games Oct. 12 in Redbird Arena.
has been playing very well lately," said Dingman.
"It's always a tough match on their court."
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'Birds dominate
Valley soccer honors
9, 2001] After setting the Missouri Valley Conference
career goals record, Illinois State junior Annie Wayland has been
voted the league's Most Valuable Player.
Redbird coach Pete Kowall earned Valley Coach of the Year,
senior Angie Roth was named Valley Defensive Player of the Year,
and Illinois State placed six athletes on the all-conference
Wayland, a native of St. Peters, Mo., became the
Valley's all-time leader in goals on Oct. 14 when she recorded her
46th career goal. Heading
into tomorrow's IronKids Bread/MVC Soccer Championship, Wayland is
tied with former Evansville forward Krissy Meek for the Valley
lead for most career points with 106.
She leads the Redbirds and the league in goals with 16 and
in points with 34.
Two-time All-MVC first-team selection Roth, who
hails from St. Louis, Mo., has anchored the Redbird defense for
the last four seasons. Led by Roth, this season's defense has
allowed an average of 5.67 shots per game for Valley opponents and
0.50 goals per league game.
Kowall, who previously was named MVC Coach of the
Year in 1998, earned the distinction for the second time in his
career after guiding the Redbirds to a 6-0 mark in league play and
a overall mark of 13-4 during the regular season.
"This is an award that is won by both the
head coach and the assistant coaches; it's a shared effort,"
Kowall said. "Our players have to be talented and willing to enough
to win. They have
embraced the idea of team and playing for each other, which makes
my job easier."
Wayland and Roth are joined on the All-Valley
first team by junior Chrystal Johnston.
A native of Milton, Ontario, Johnston has pitched in with
four assists this season for the 'Birds.
Illinois State and Evansville each placed three on the
first team while Southwest Missouri State and Creighton had two
representatives apiece.
Goalkeeper Lynley Hilligoss and defenders Robyn
Brady and Melissa Colthrust were named to the All-MVC second team.
In addition to her second-team selection, Brady was also a
member of the all-freshman squad.
The top-seeded Redbirds face fifth-seeded
Southwest Missouri State Friday at 5 p.m. in the semifinals of the
IronKids Bread/MVC Soccer Championship at Sportport in Maryland
Heights, Mo.
Henning, Illinois State University]
cross country to compete at regional meet
9, 2001] The Illinois State men's and women's cross country
teams head to Carbondale,on Saturday, Nov. 10, to compete
in the NCAA Midwest Regional Meet hosted by Southern Illinois.
The 30-team meet will open with the men's 10K race at 10
a.m., and the women's 6K race will follow at 11:15 a.m.
The men's team enters the meet ranked No. 9
The only other Missouri Valley Conference team with a
regional ranking is Northern Iowa at No. 3.
Oklahoma State owns the top ranking.
Competing for the Redbirds in the men's race will
be seniors Christian Goy, Robert Breit and Kevin Bailey, junior
Walter Ogola and sophomores John Shaffer and Todd Quedneau.
The women's team enters the meet without a top 10
regional ranking.
The women's team will feature Valley Female
Cross Country Athlete of the Year senior Stacia Beste, junior Jené
Klostermann, and freshmen Diana Ainsley, Laura Kennedy, Leah Smith
and Kelly Forst.
"We ran well at the conference meet, but
there are people on both teams that feel they can do even
better," said head coach Jeff Pigg.
"The teams are upbeat and excited about having another
meet this season.
Enthusiasm (on the teams) is high right now, and I think our
momentum has carried us throughout the season.
I think we have the ability to surprise some people at this
The 30 schools competing in the meet include:
Bradley, Chicago State, Creighton, DePaul, Drake, Eastern
Illinois, Illinois, Illinois State, Illinois-Chicago, Iowa, Iowa
State, Kansas, Kansas State, Loyola-Chicago, Minnesota, Missouri, UMKC,
Nebraska, Northern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Northwestern,
Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oral Roberts, Saint Louis, Southeast
Missouri State, Southwest Missouri State, Tulsa, Western Illinois and
Wichita State.
Huizenga, Illinois State University]
Cook's double-double leads
Illinois to opening victory
unveil Big Ten championship banner
8, 2001] Brian
Cook came out of the tunnel and onto the court for the first time
this season with more hair than I have ever seen him sport. He
also has beefed up to the point that he's starting to look more
like an NBA power forward than a skinny kid from some high school
on the prairie.
the opening tip he looked like a decidedly better player, going
7-for-13 from the field and finishing with a team-high 17 points to
lead Illinois to a 104-81 victory over a
much-better-than-advertised Illinois All-Star squad. Cook added 13
rebounds to his line, including an impressive nine defensive
All-Stars were giving the Illini all they wanted by hanging close,
trailing only 44-46 at intermission. But Illini used an explosive
13-3 run the first three minutes of the second half to put the
pesky stars away.
Harrington brought the crowd to its feet several times as he
canned 5-of-6 treys to also finish with 17 points on the night.
Cory Bradford and Frank Williams pitched in 16 points apiece, and
Robert Archibald added 12 as the entire starting five ended the
game in double figures. Damir Krupalija had a solid game as he
muscled his way in for seven points and four rebounds.
good off the bench for the Illini were Brett Melton, who nailed
two 3's and another rim out, and red-shirt freshman Nick Smith
who tallied three points and three rebounds. Smith will be counted
on to give coach Bill Self a four-man rotation in the post, as it
looks like Krupalija and Smith will spell Cook and Archibald when
the pair are either in foul trouble or need a rest. However, Cook
played the most of any Illini player as he logged 29 minutes in
the fray.
night's game was only a sellout (16,300) because the game was
included in the season ticket package. Only 8,450 actually
still do not know what it will take to convince people that we
have one of the best teams in the country and they ought to come
out and support 'em … and these are people who have ALREADY
purchased tickets. The LDN is happy to help distribute ANY unused
tickets, as we know several college, high school and junior high
students who would love to see a game, ANY game.
buzz around the pressroom after the game was concern over Illinois'
bench. While it doesn't appear to be as strong, obviously, as
last year's, I think it will be all right over the long haul. I
sure like all of the gifts Damir brings to the table, and I think
he can play in a big or small lineup. Nick Smith looked 100
percent better to me than he did last year. I know that others are
still concerned about him, but I think that he will make some real
contributions to the team. Brett Melton could give the squad a
huge lift, especially if Bradford or Harrington is having an off
year's Big Ten championship banner was raised to the rafters
prior to last night's tipoff. The crowd loved it … BUT, the
crowd wasn't even 9,000 strong. Did the banner have to be raised
last night? Are we leaving last year to last year and getting on
with this year? Why not raise that banner prior to the tough
opening night game versus Gonzaga? Or before the Big Ten opener
against Minnesota? You know — whip the crowd into a frenzy and
then use that energy in the building to ride that wave to victory!
Just a thought. I'm crazy enough to think that I'd like to see
thousands of people enjoy these kinds of moments.
up for the Illini is a Monday night game with Division II foe
Lincoln University. Lincoln used to be tough in the days of old,
back when they were in the old MIAA. SMS and other teams were not
yet D-I clubs in those days, but the competition was so fierce you
would have never known the difference. I think it's great
that they're giving teams like that the opportunity to take
center stage!
basketball excitement builds with talented players, new athletic
go out and walk through it nearly every day," says Randy Kirk,
the men's basketball coach. "We have played in an undersized
facility for a long time. We will miss the intimacy of the 'Preacherdome.'
But it will be great to have a regulation court with space around
it, extra baskets for practice, a fitness center and a training
Preachers are scheduled to play in the new facility on Jan. 10,
while the dedication will follow on Jan. 12.
far as the team itself, the Preachers got a big boost when Joel
Searby decided to transfer from Elmhurst. The U-High grad played a
significant role with the Blue Jays last year as they played their
way into the NCAA tournament. "Joel brings us experience and
size that we needed in the post," Kirk notes.
notables who should get playing time include John Holderby, a
Calvary Baptist alumnus. "John played for a us a few years
back. He took a couple of years off and now is back with us,"
Kirk explains. Holderby will see time at the point.
players return from last year's squad, including three starters.
Clinton native Jim Turney started every game as a freshman last year
and brings that experience with him. Antoni Okusami, a 6-foot-3
forward from Warsaw, Poland, also returns to the starting lineup.
Matt Clark, a 5-10 guard from Evansville, Ind., returns to lead the
Preachers. Clark scored 991 points last year, which appears to be
the second-highest single-season point total in the history of
Illinois college basketball. Hersey Hawkins had 1,125 in the 1987-88
season for Bradley. Clark enters this year with 1,913 career points
and is closing in on the school record of 2,188, which was set by
Jim Williamson, an Olympia graduate.
what Kirk had to say: "What was amazing about Matt's numbers
last year was not simply the number of points produced; he shot 49
percent from the floor, 43 percent from the 3-point line and 83
percent from the line. Considering the attention he drew, those
numbers are amazing."
pretty exciting in Lincoln this fall! Come and see for yourself!
parking procedures for high-traffic weekend
8, 2001] In
addition to the Illinois State football team hosting Indiana State
Saturday, Redbird Arena in Normal will house the Illinois High
School Association's volleyball state championships in what is
expected to be a high-traffic weekend for Redbird athletics. To
assist Redbird football fans, the Illinois State athletics
department has announced special procedures that will be in place
that day.
Redbird football patron without a parking pass will have to show a
football ticket to gain access to the public parking lots. The
public lots are the Ropp lot, the University High School lot and
the East Stadium lot. Just as with previous games, fans with
parking passes will be admitted into their respective lots.
interested in purchasing football tickets is encouraged to do so
before Friday, the first day of the state volleyball
championships. On Friday, in addition to the ticket office at
Redbird Arena, tickets for the Illinois State-Indiana State
football game will also be available at the Alamo II bookstore
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Alamo II will again have tickets on
sale at 10 a.m. Saturday.
State will offer a Family Day ticket package that allows game
tickets for two adults and two youth (14 and under), plus four
Pepsis and popcorn for $20. Fans are encouraged to purchase
tickets in advance to assure an opportunity to park that day.
State and Gateway Football Conference rival Indiana State kick off
at 1:30 p.m. at Hancock Stadium for Senior Day.
more information, see www.redbirds.org.
College vs. Carl Sandburg
6, 2001]
College men had a 70-68 setback at the hands of Carl Sandburg in
overtime at the Lynx gym Monday night. The loss drops LC to
1-2 for the season. Lincoln plays in the Rend Lake Classic Friday.
Reed hit a pair of free throws with 1:51 left in regulation to
give Lincoln College its last lead of the night before James Allen
hit a driving layup to knot the score and send the game to
overtime with 30 seconds left. Carl Sandburg scored the first two
baskets in overtime and was never headed. The Lynx got within one
point on a 3-point goal by Amir Major with 1:27 left (65-64) and
again at the 50-second mark on a goal by Derik Hollyfield
(67-66). Jason Jones then hit a pair of foul shots for the
Chargers with 19 seconds left to seal the victory.
managed 39 percent shooting from the floor while Carl Sandburg was
shooting 50 percent. The winners also had a 47-30 rebounding edge
in the contest.
Lincoln in scoring was Steve Turner with 15 points while Amir
Major added 14 and Hollyfield 10.
Sandburg (70) —
James Allen 6-11-1-1-15; Corey Neeley 0-0-1-1-1; LaNetrrick Harris
1-3-0-0-2; Clint Cowman 2-5-1-2-5; Jason Jones 0-2-2-2-2; Travis
Nesby 3-8-0-0-7; Matt Barton 1-1-0-0-3; Zeph Jones 6-12-2-3-17;
Brandis Leverette 8-12-2-3-18. Three-point goals: Allen 2,
Jones 3, Nesby, Barton. Totals 27-54-9-13-70.
College (68) —
Paris Williams 0-2-0-0-0; James Roberson 4-14-0-0-8; Josh Clark
1-3-0-0-2; Gene Reed 3-4-2-2-8; Mike Fowler 3-8-1-2-7; Steve
Turner 7-20-1-1-15; Mike Sams 2-7-0-1-4; Amir Major 5-8-0-0-14;
Derik Hollyfield 3-6-3-4-10. Three-point goals: Major 4,
Hollyfield. Totals 28-72-7-10-68.
Lincoln College women won their season opener 87-80 behind a
balanced attack as five Lady Lynx reached double figures. The Lynx
will be at home Thursday at 5:30 p.m. against Hannibal-LaGrange.
the way for Lincoln with 15 points was Victoria Scott, followed by
Angie Bossingham and Jessie Dullard with 13 each. Ronni
Beebe added 12 points, and Kim Calhoun rounded out the
double-figure scorers with 10.
College finished the game with 32 goals in 76 tries, while Carl
Sandburg was 21 of 57. Dullard and Scott were the leading
rebounders, with six and five respectively for the Lady
Lynx. Lakeisha Graham had four steals, and Bossingham had
four assists.
Carl Wilson stated, "It is good to get that first win, but we
obviously have a lot to work on. Graham did a good job and
came up with some steals and loose balls, and Ashley Sims came off
the bench to give us some good minutes. Beebe and Dullard
both played well. Defensively, we fouled way too much, and
that kept them in the ball game."
College (87) — Lakeisha
Graham 2-5-8-9; Victoria Scott 4-6-8-15; Jenny Story 1-1-2-3;
Sarah McLaughlin 1-1-2-3; Angie Bossingham 5-0-0-13; Ronni Beebe
4-4-6-12; Kim Calhoun 5-0-0-10; Ashley Sims 2-1-1-5; Jessie
Dullard 6-1-2-13; Sereida Melker 1-0-0-2; Zabrina Harper
1-0-0-2. Three-point goals: Bossingham 3, Scott. Totals
Sandburg (80) — Chilton
2-0-0-4; Boettcher 0-9-10-9; Burnham 0-1-2-1; Dawson 3-1-3-8;
Sinnett 7-16-20-30; Peck 1-7-8-9; McBurney 4-2-2-10; Olson
1-0-0-2; Owen 3-1-2-7. Three-point goals: Dawson.
Totals 21-37-47-80.
Lincoln College sports information director]
from LC receive conference honors
6, 2001] Two
Lincoln College volleyball players were selected as second team
all-conference in the CCCI for the recently completed season.
Owens and Beth Guy were the LC honorees. Owens, an outside
hitter from Mount Zion, led the team with 243 kills and was second
in blocks with 60. She compiled a .342 hitting efficiency
for the season. Owens is a sophomore at LC.
Guy, a freshman from Hartem High School, was also selected to the
second team. Guy tied for the team lead in serving aces with
45 and had a serving percentage of 98. She dished out
668 assists, a 7.5 per game average, and was among the top 25
setters in Division II in the nation.
Lincoln College sports information director]
College wrestling season opens
6, 2001] Lincoln
College opens its wrestling season Friday at the Muskegon Duals in
Muskegon, Mich. The team is under the direction of coach Dave
have some talented wrestlers and are looking for good things this
season," said Klemm. "Our team chemistry appears to be
much better this season than last, at least during the early
practices. Our attitude has been good, and the kids have
been working extremely hard. They have shown a desire to
stick together as a team."
Nathan Welsh was a national qualifier last season; however, he is
recovering from an injury and will not be available at least until
December. Michael Moharreri, 125, is also out at least two more
weeks with a rib injury. "The injuries may slow us down
a little at the start," said Klemm.
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Eimer is being counted on at the 133-pound class, with incoming
freshman Justin Collins pushing him hard. Collins and his
twin brother, Josh, are graduates of Olympia High
School. Josh is a leading candidate for a starting spot at
125. Montrell Lewis, 149, is a two-time state qualifier in
Michigan and will be counted on to contribute. Kevin Walton, 184,
won the state high school championship at Lisle last season and is
being counted on heavily.
have a lot of spots open, but a lot will be determined when we
have our challenge matches Wednesday," said Klemm.
Lincoln College sports information director]
here for Lincoln College wrestling schedule]
By Jeff Mayfield
2, 2001]
Lady Railers are
marching on!!! After a very slow start Thursday night, the
Lincoln High School Lady Railers dashed Champaign Centennial's
hopes and dreams by capturing the sectional
championship. Up next for the Railers (29-7-1) is a Saturday
night date at East Peoria, where they will tangle with a familiar
foe, the Normal Community (34-3) bunch. Thank you, Rick Hobler, for
an outstanding job of bringing Lady Railer volleyball to our great
LDN fans! And good luck, Lady Railers!!!
• Speaking
of championships… the LCC Angels won their sectional-regional
championship, I believe for the very first time (even the year they
won the national championship, they did not claim the regional title). However, they weren't finished yet. They won all of
their first-round games yesterday at the national tournament at
Faith Baptist in Ankeny, Iowa. LCC took matches over North Central,
30-24 and 30-13; Baptist Bible, Mo., 30-25, 28-30, 15-6; and Ozark
Christian, 30-19 and 30-22! Today the Angels face their nemesis,
Clearwater Christian, at 11 a.m. to determine which flight they will
be in, either 5 p.m. or 7 p.m. For more in-depth coverage, go to www.lccs.edu,
click on athletics, then scroll down to the NCCAA tournament
logo-icon, and you'll get more info than you could ever use!
Illinois Fighting Illini start a stretch of what I'm calling
four of the most difficult games you could ever have to play. This
Saturday they will battle Purdue at West Lafayette, Ind. The LDN
thinks that this will be a much harder football game than most people think.
If the Illini defense does not throttle the potent Boiler
spread-offense it could be a long game. On the other hand, if
Illinois can produce some kind of road magic, a quality bowl game
looms on our horizon!!!
• Lincoln
Railer boys basketball hits the hardwood for two-a-days starting
bright and early Monday morning. Part of the success of Railer hoops
is because of the total dedication by players, coaches and all of
the support personnel. I think I can speak somewhat knowledgeably on
this subject… There is a price if you want to be good. We believe
that the Green-White scrimmage should fall on Thursday night, Nov.
15. We'll bring you more details on the "new look"
Railers soon!
• Also
on the Railer news front is Gregg Alexander… Gregg chipped in
six points in ISU's opening exhibition victory last night before
an announced crowd of just under 5,000 patrons. All indications are
that Gregg is fitting in nicely and that ISU is primed for another
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Based on the turbulence data obtained from an atmospheric boundary layer station located in Gobi Desert in northwest China during the summer of 2006,the carbon dioxide fluxes,latent heat fluxes and sensible heat fluxes were investigated.The results showed that the carbon dioxide flux was transferred down to land surface in daytime but conversely at night,and the mean value of carbon dioxide flux was-0.199 mg·m-2·s-1,which indicated that the Gobi Desert was a carbon sink in summer.Since the value of the moisture content of the surface layer over the Gobi Desert was small,the specific humidity is almost passively controlled by horizontal moisture fluxes and its diurnal variation was unobvious.On the other hand,the statistical characteristic of the turbulent transport of temperature was in accordance with Monin-Obukhov Similarity theory.The normalized spectra of temperature were similar with that of the CO2 concentration(c).The normalized cospectra of u-wind component(u) and carbon dioxide(c) were similar with that of u and the potential temperature(θ).The normalized cospectra of the vertical wind component(w) and carbon dioxide(c) were similar with that of w and θ.The transport of humidity and CO2 depended on horizontal fluxes.
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The property on 21124 Colina Dr, Topanga, CA 90290 is listed for $1,399,000 as MLS #19492352. This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom 1,743 sqft Single Family Residence built in 1957 located in Topanga, CA 90290. For more information regarding this or any other property in Topanga, please contact us at (424) 272-1339.
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Of Foreigners and Fetishes
A Reading of Recent South Asian American Fiction
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An interview with Mahabir Chaudhari, a Nepali human rights defender now living in exile in New York. He explores the complexities and challenges faced by many migrants who have sought political asylum to escape Nepal's over a decade-long civil war.
An Activism of One's Own
"Reflections on cross-border activism in the West and "back home""
Diversity and Struggle in the Arabian Gulf
"A history of South Asian migration to the Arabian Gulf, from the imperial days when it was linked to the British Raj to the post oil-boom frenzy of today. By carefully exploring the extended histories of South Asian migrants to the Gulf, Kanna debunks the idea of South Asians as "alien" and looks at the impact of oil in changing perceptions of South Asian migration to the region."
The Making / Migrant Song / Sound the Alarm
In the following excerpt from Migritude, a one-woman spoken-word theater piece, Shailja Patel brings us the story of South Asian migration to East Africa.
Power of Love and Money
Sending a remittance is an individual act of love from the sender to the receiver. Collectively, it can be transformed into economic power.
Behind Swing Doors: South Asian Workers Speak
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Domestic workers' unions in India educate workers about their rights and advocate at the local, national, and international level for women pulled into this industry as a result of poverty, displacement or trafficking.


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This 1,608 square foot single family home features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and is situated on a 4,792 square foot (0.11 acre) lot.
It is located in the community of Rhodes Ranch in Las Vegas on 6983 Flowering Willow St. The MLS number is 1259019 and the parcel number is 176-05-311-030.
This listing became available on 06-13-2012 and was sold on 09-21-2012 for $128,000.
The full public address for this listing is 6983 Flowering Willow St, Las Vegas, Nevada 89148.
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GRA's client Mitre 10 was showcased in MHD Magazine following a successful 18-month supply chain re-engineering project
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