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(Updated 9:15 p.m.)
ATHENS — The hamstring injury that has kept tailback Washaun Ealey on the sideline for most of Georgia's spring practice also figures to keep him out of Saturday's G-Day game.
"I don't think Washaun will go," coach Mark Richt said Thursday.
Ealey had expected to return to practice this week, but Richt said that proved overly optimistic.
"Washaun has never had a hamstring injury before," Richt said. "What happens a lot of times is, you feel good enough to walk at your normal gait and . . . you might even be able to jog. But when you truly go full speed or compete or go through a practice where you begin to fatigue, then you're getting close to pulling it again. Guys don't realize it, but once they feel like they're ready, it's usually another week to 10 days before you can really go if it was a pretty significant pull, which [Ealey's] was."
Ealey was on the field Thursday, but not in shoulder pads, as the Bulldogs went through their final practice before G-Day. He has been sidelined for 10 of Georgia's 14 practices, including both of its scrimmages, so far this spring.
The G-Day game will be the last chance for the Bulldogs' other tailbacks to make an impression before the arrival this summer of prized recruit Isaiah Crowell, who is expected to immediately compete for the starting job.
Veteran tailbacks Caleb King and Carlton Thomas are on the "Red" team for G-Day, while Ken Malcome and walk-on Brandon Harton figure to get most of the carries for the "Black" team.
Malcome, who was redshirted as a freshman last season, missed last week's scrimmage with a nagging groin injury. But he has practiced this week and should be available Saturday, Richt said.
Depleted secondary
Richt estimated that at least 10 players will miss G-Day because of injuries, although coaches are awaiting word on some others from head trainer Ron Courson.
The defensive backfield, which has been particularly hard hit by injuries, could have five players out of action Saturday.
Safety Bacarri Rambo won't play because of a sprained knee ligament, and cornerback-safety Sanders Commings (concussion), safety Jakar Hamilton (concussion) and cornerback Jordan Love (hamstring) aren't expected to play. Cornerback Brandon Boykin's status is "kind of iffy," said Richt, who added: "We're leaning toward him not going right now."
Fans at G-Day should be able to see Alec Ogletree at his new position, though. Moved from safety to inside linebacker at the start of spring practice, Ogletree was back at practice Thursday after missing several sessions with a strained groin.
Geathers and Jenkins
Kwame Geathers' strong spring at nose guard has defensive coordinator Todd Grantham thinking about potentially playing Geathers and John Jenkins, the prized junior-college nose guard who will join the Bulldogs this summer, together on the defensive line.
Geathers is listed at 350 pounds, and Jenkins is up to 361, according to defensive line coach Rodney Garner.
If Georgia wants both in the game, could one of them play end?
"There ain't a rule against it," Grantham said. "You've got to find a way to play your best players. It's not always going to be maybe the perfect scenario."
Grantham also said: "There's nothing etched in stone those two guys have to be noses. We'll see how it goes. We've got a couple of different packages."
Garner said Geathers has made "a lot of improvement" since last fall. "He's using his hands much better than he did last year and playing stouter," Garner said.
Geathers' progress — and Jenkins' impending arrival — freed DeAngelo Tyson to move from nose guard to defensive end, where he is thriving. Tyson "has shown dramatic improvement" this spring, said Garner, who also has been pleased with the play of Abry Jones at the other end position.
Sturdivant's rehab
Offensive tackle Trinton Sturdivant, who underwent surgery this week on a torn right ACL, faces his third round of rehabilitation from major knee surgeries.
"Knowing you've got to go through that rehab is no fun, and not being certain where you go next, so to speak, is tough on him right now," Richt said. "The goal for all of us is to rally around him and encourage him and help him rehab . . . and then also help him go wherever he chooses to go because he does still have options of what he can do."
Options include applying for a sixth year of eligibility in 2012 if he misses the entire 2011 season.
– Tim Tucker, AJC
April 14th, 2011
7:42 pm
April 14th, 2011
7:46 pm
If they are banged up, its cause there has been some HITTIN goin on in practice. I talked to a UGA cop and he said its LOUD and GATA out there… good for them.. rest them now, they gotta go in the fall… let some depth build.
April 14th, 2011
7:56 pm
Ealey and King might as well go ahead and join the Busts players club at UGA. They never realized their full potential.
April 14th, 2011
7:56 pm
Isiah, hurry up!
April 14th, 2011
8:01 pm
I wouldn't give up on Ealey just yet..Look at his stats thru two years and they're very similar to garrison Hearst..Hearst didn't become a star until his junior year..If you have a media guide you'll be surprised!
April 14th, 2011
8:03 pm
I'll be ready to go, though. I am in game shape right now. I feel so good I may not sit on ice this year. The day of the fat, slovenly, inbred bulldog at UGA is over. This will be my first full season. I am ready.
April 14th, 2011
8:19 pm
how many running backs do we have..including isaiah crowell?
April 14th, 2011
8:40 pm
Among the backs, I would have to agree that Ealey has shown the most potential, and that King has been the bigger disapointment, but you never know, Crowell might light a fire under one of these guys next fall. Looking forward to seeing Jarvis and Bennett on G Day, along with a couple of others. Chip, what is the latest on Stripling? Is he likely to redshirt this year or what? Seems like that injury has been slower to heal than expected, which is a shame.
April 14th, 2011
8:40 pm
Hell if I were Ealey I wouldn't play/ practice much until the week before the BSU game. If all the FANS and coaches think CROWELL is the man then so be it. Ealey should do very little to get himself hurt or tired until Crowell shows that he is the BUST we know he will be.
April 14th, 2011
8:45 pm
And Chip, did they move you from the recruting desk to the UGA sports desk for good? Hey, why not keep both and lobby for a nice raise? I'm sure some of the recruiting regulars will back your play…
April 14th, 2011
8:49 pm
Only an idiot would still think that Ealey will ever contribute anything except his big mouth.
Can you say L-O-S-E-R.
April 14th, 2011
8:53 pm
@Richmond Dawg, Look at the byline; this is by Tim Tucker. For some reason, the AJC does this from time to time. He and Chip are twin sons from different mothers.
April 14th, 2011
9:01 pm
@Bad didn't catch that…very odd
April 14th, 2011
9:06 pm
don't you mean twin sons of a different father?
April 14th, 2011
9:07 pm
Looking forward to G-day. Hope the rain misses Athens. Go Dawgs!!!
April 14th, 2011
9:08 pm
Jealousy really looks bad on you, dude. Ealey had his chance to clamp down the starting TB slot and he didn't. He doesn't run hard enough often enough,and he doesn't hang on to the ball like he should. He'll get another chance but if he doesn't have the heart of a lion it won't do him any good. (Sounds like you're a little upset that Crowell spurned offers from your school or maybe you are just and ECI homer)Either way, Crowell is the real deal and he will prove it when fall camp begins.
April 14th, 2011
9:17 pm
I agree with Worm, way too early to give up on Ealey. He hasn't shown himself to be the smartest player on or off the field, but he has had 3 years now to grow up. If he wants to get drafted and go to the NFL, this is the year for him to step up and show what he can do. I predict a good season for Ealey and then an early entry into next years draft.
April 14th, 2011
9:30 pm
I could see Geathers and Jenkins being both in the game for certain down situations where a run is expected like 3rd and short. Also, not that I speak from experience, but I think Nose takes a lot of stamina and energy to play strong all game long and being able to alternate these guys in such a tough position is incredible good fortune for us.
April 14th, 2011
9:30 pm
That could be a tough decision for him but what ever he does I wish him the very best.
April 14th, 2011
9:56 pm
I knew Geathers would come on this year. He is perfect for the 3-4 and showed potential when he played LY. The 2 of those guys on the field at the same time will be tough to run against. Add Jones and Tyson to that mix and we will have one heck of a rotation next year. This D is going to be very stout next year. Those 2 will take up 3 to 4 blockers at a time next year while the pass rushers kill the QB. Go Dawgs, I for one am intensely excited!
April 14th, 2011
9:58 pm
What Dawg running back was the Last NEXT HERSCHEL WALKER? NoShow, Queen, Easily Not, and now Crowsmell.
April 14th, 2011
9:59 pm
Jenkins and Geathers will rotate in and out and keep each other fresh. There's no way those guys can last the entire game by themselves. Being double, sometime triple teamed is no fun and will wear you out. We need both of those guys to rotate and to wear the opposing center out. A center does not want to block two defensive linemen 350 plus pounds. He just doesn't want to. And especially Boise State's. He's 5′11, 281. I feel bad for him.
April 14th, 2011
10:12 pm
Good for Ealey. Keep his health perfect, finish up the semester, and transfer. Leave Richt with a 0-6 starter at QB against winning teams, and an inexperienced back at RB.
Richt bluffed, looks like Ealey is gonna call the bluff.
April 14th, 2011
10:13 pm
Three Letters – UCF !
April 14th, 2011
10:14 pm
Ok, let's do a little math experiment here.
2008, Bobo finished 6th in rush in SEC.
2009, Bobo finished 8th in rush in SEC
2010, Bobo finished 11th in rush in SEC
2011? aNYBODY SEE A TREND?
April 14th, 2011
10:17 pm
Shawn, blow me up…………..You are the man
April 14th, 2011
10:18 pm
Goooooooooooooo Dawgs
April 14th, 2011
10:18 pm
Let's hope Grantham actually does more than TALK about playing his best players this season.
Nick Williams had an unreal G-Day, just bashed everybody all over the field led the game in tackles, hits were pounders. Gratham moved him to LB, and Williams transferred.
I think Dowtin was a heck of a LB. 10 tackles against Florida. 4th in tackles on the team. Grantham benched him for the Bowl game, Dowtin transfered too.
Gotta do more than jabberjaw about playing the best players, gotta stop the favoritism junk, it's Georgia's achilles Hill, and it got Grantham a 6-7 season.
April 14th, 2011
10:22 pm
Richt's lost more games than the year before 7 out of last 8 seasons.
Ok, let's see here, went 6-7 last season, so that means:
88% chance Richt goes 5-7 or worse.
April 14th, 2011
10:34 pm
I look forward to the G-Day game Saturday…great excuse to get over to the Classic City. Nothing finer than A-town in the the Spring…most particular Milledge Avenue.
Does anyone know if Sanford will be open all the way or just the lower level?
I WILL be donating to the JT fund. Great idea!
April 14th, 2011
10:40 pm
Over the last 4 years, Richt's win totals:
2007– 11 wins
2008– 10 wins
2009– 8 wins
2010– 6 wins
2011?–4 or 5 wins????
Interest in program at all time low. Expect G-Day to have less than 20,000.
April 14th, 2011
10:44 pm
Well I say that Cheese Straws McBritches will make for a great RB!
April 14th, 2011
10:45 pm
I ain't gonna cheer for the Dawgs til we get an Uga that can breath and have a heart beat for more than 1/2 a season.
April 14th, 2011
10:47 pm
Since Murray is playing against a team with a losing record do you think he can win the game?
April 14th, 2011
10:57 pm
Are you wishing bad for UGA on a UGA beat blog? Funny!
April 14th, 2011
11:08 pm
Frank WISHING? Hell no!!!! We a Laughing and Betting on it.
April 14th, 2011
11:16 pm
Yeah,John! WTF,get off!!you don't belong! it is obvious to everyone but you! Wait,I hear youre Mama calling. it's time fore beddy- by little soldier! "oh mom please another 5 minutes.NO!
April 14th, 2011
11:27 pm
John do you think Richt and Bobo will have more win than Richt has kids or than Bobo has kids?
April 14th, 2011
11:28 pm
Hey cry babies, go post elsewhere, and get out of your parents basement and grow up!
Leave this for real dawg fans, not wantabe's that never went to school there, nor donate to the program. Gets old hearing your crap! We all want them to do well, win, and trust me these kids bust their a$$. So shut up, please!
April 14th, 2011
11:28 pm
Yall must be watching different uga games if any of you think Ealy will ever sniff the NFL, I can outrun Ealy and i am 55. He is to slow, cant hold on to the ball, and dont run hard enough. I dont see how he has got on the field the last two years.
April 14th, 2011
11:32 pm
NOBODY knows what the DAWGS can bring this season – not yet. Remember when they were on the cover of Sports Illustrated and were #1 – did they end UP #1? I think not – so now is not the time to determine that the team won't play well. As for interest being at an all time low, methings John is delusional. I find the fans I know are excited and looking forward to this season. In addition, there will be some real competition for spots from some of the new guys – so let's get it on. Saturday will be a preview but not a real clue as to how the season will go…
April 14th, 2011
11:33 pm
relocated dawg
Isn't that what they have been calling the Ugas lately. Uga VII and VIII were quickly relocated to the Dead Dawgs End Zones.
April 14th, 2011
11:33 pm
methings = methinks.
April 15th, 2011
12:07 am
You still don't have a clue….You never will….
April 15th, 2011
12:10 am
Yea, stupid comment on the bulldog also…You think you are funny, the reality is you are dumb….
April 15th, 2011
12:16 am
You don't have to worry about having as many kids as Bobo or Richt, you don't have the essentials to have children….What's that got to do with anything, anyhow…I got you pictured as a cook in the Varsity in downtown Atlanta who is on a smoking break..You are a Tech troll trying to be cute…and it ain't working….get back in that Varsity kitchen and cook up some more onion rings…When we kick your A$$ again this year in Atlanta, that will make 10 out of 11….
April 15th, 2011
12:17 am
@51WTGW50………Making jokes about dying animals, someones pet that I'm sure they loved is pretty childish……..in fact, I'll take a wild guess and say you are probubly no older than say 19 no make that 17……..But alls good, as your generation says, you will grow-up one day and understand the meaning of compassion……..I hope. In the meantime, if your macot is a bee, or an alagator, or say a tiger or mabe an elephant…….or whatever…….if it were to die, it would make this BULLDOG sad……..Regards, RED
April 15th, 2011
12:18 am
To all the haters…………PLEASE, just STFU!!!!!!!!! It takes more energy to complain like little girls about the Dawgs than to just simply move the heck on. Real fans like myself don't need you and the team damn sure don't! So do us all a favor and move on!
April 15th, 2011
12:33 am
@John, put an over/under on UGA win total at 5 and I'll bet you every cent you have on the over. Of course I probably would not win much if your prognosticating resembles your funds(poor). UGA will win at least 10 this year. That's a lock!
April 15th, 2011
12:35 am
@51WTGW50, Make sure Mommy does not see how rude You are. She may spank You. If she doesn't, shame on her!


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THURSDAY, Aug.5 (HealthDay News) -- During an attack on an
Afghanistan village, shrapnel sliced into a 5-year-old girl's
skull, almost killing her. U.S. military helicopter pilots flew her
to a hospital at Bagram Airfield, where a U.S. neurosurgeon
operated, saving her life.
In Afghanistan, the priority of military surgeons is treating
injured U.S. servicemen and women. But when they have beds and
personnel available, U.S. doctors will also treat Afghan
The most satisfying cases, doctors say, are the kids who would
otherwise not get the care they need.
"Almost every case I did out there, in particular the kids, has stuck with me," said Dr. Paul Klimo Jr., a former U.S. Air Force neurosurgeon who recently left the military and is now a pediatric neurosurgeon at St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. "That 5-year-old girl was quite sick for awhile, but the last update I got on her, she was doing great."
In 2009, more than 1,000 children were killed in
conflict-related incidents in Afghanistan, according to the Afghan
Rights Monitor, a Kabul-based human rights organization. And war
can take a harsh toll on children in other ways, says Afghan Rights
Monitor director Ajmal Samadi.
"War kills their parents, family and friends. It deprives children of education, health and other essential services. It displaces children," Samadi said. "It affects their food security condition. It exposes them to exploitation and abuse by warring and criminal groups. It damages their mental health and leaves them with long-term emotional and psychological scars."
Access to medical care is very limited, Samadi said, with few
pediatricians in a country in which about half of the estimated
population of 28 million is younger than 15.
"This problem is very serious in rural and particularly in conflict-affected areas where doctors do not work due to widespread insecurity," Samadi said. "Afghanistan's private health-care sector is nascent and restricted to a few cities mostly in relatively secure areas."
According to the United Nations, Afghanistan has the second
highest maternal mortality rate in the world and the third highest
rate of child mortality, while only 23 percent of the population
has access to safe drinking water.
Abject poverty also makes it impossible for families to seek
care for their children. Some 9 million Afghans, or 36 percent,
live in absolute poverty, while 37 percent live only slightly above
the poverty line, according to the U.N.
With many children malnourished and infected with intestinal
roundworm, wounds take longer to heal or heal improperly, said
Klimo, who until July was with the 88th Medical Group at
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. He wrote about his
experiences in the August issue of the
Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics.
While stationed at Bagram, Klimo's patients included families
who came with their sick children by bus or taxi, who'd had their
cars shot at in Taliban-held territory, and who kept their
destination a secret to avoid problems, he said.
Over the course of two years, Klimo and the medical team at
Bagram performed nearly 300 neurosurgeries, including 57 operations
on 43 children. About 54 percent of the surgeries were for
battle-related traumas and the rest were for humanitarian reasons,
or conditions unrelated to the fighting.
At times, the doctors had to make tough choices, including
turning away patients they would have been able to help in the
United States, Klimo said. While they had an X-ray and CT scan,
they didn't have an MRI or other neurological equipment that
neurosurgeons would have in a stateside operating room, Klimo
"You're not back home. You don't have all the equipment and all the personnel, especially in neurosurgery where we rely heavily on a lot of special equipment," he said. "You have to adapt, learn on the job and make do with the resources you have available."
Travel was treacherous, security tight, and Klimo's primary
responsibility was taking care of wounded troops. He couldn't
perform surgeries in which there was a high chance of post-surgery
complications or need for lots of follow-up care, he said.
"There were certain cases that I just couldn't do. That was often a very difficult thing. If I was back home, I would have been able to help virtually everyone -- or at least try," Klimo said. "But sometimes we were full and we needed to have all the space to treat our own soldiers."
But there were many success stories, including removing a large
mass from the back of an 11-month girl that had prevented her from
sitting in a chair, and removing a large cyst from the brain of a
5-month old who lived in a remote mountainous region.
"There is lots of other wonderful work going on over there every day," Klimo said. "Kids with bad burns, kids with cleft palates and other congenital problems are getting treatment they wouldn't otherwise."
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Magic Mind Reading Tricks
Remember when you were a kid; all the wonderful things we did and saw that allowed our dreams to flourish even though most of them were of the impossible. But as a kid, anything seems possible and the magic shows that were around at the time certainly helped promote that thinking and amazed us at the same time. Magic as a whole was so much fun, but to me, the best part of the magic show was when the magician did the magic mind reading tricks.
How the heck did he do that? How did he know what all those different people in the audience were thinking about, or when he asked someone to think of a number, he always knew what that number was. As a young kid, I just thought that was absolutely amazing and all that stuff defied logic as far as I was concerned; I believed it all and could never figure out how he did it.
Well, now that I'm not a kid anymore, I do have an idea of how a lot of those magic mind reading tricks were done, but a lot of them are still a mystery. Actually, that's a good thing, because it leaves a little room for fun and mystery and makes it so there is something to look forward to all the time.
So, now, if you'd like to include magic mind reading tricks in some of your own performances, there are several things that need to be taken care of and learned before you can do that.
Starting out now, most of these magic mind reading tricks do not use anything as heavy duty as real mind reading...sorry. Most likely, you will have to hire an assistant or have a good system that will allow you to "mind read" what is on the mind of the person you choose out of the audience. Most of all, you will need a great memory.
The biggest help of all would be to have a great stage presence that will keep your audience glued to your every word and move, and that way you can get away with all kinds of illusions because they won't expect what you're doing.
Be cool when on stage; cultivate a stage manner that is friendly with the folks, but not too friendly...and be honest and forthright in what you say...just not too honest. The best thing to do is to develop a flair for performance no matter what kind of trick you are doing, not just for the magic mind reading tricks; and also have in your repertoire a serious and pondering face when the trick calls for it.
So, this all boils down to the fact that you need to become a great actor and stage host. Get all this under your belt, and you can then get a good assistant to help you...somebody who is not going to laugh at the wrong time and give your trick away...and someone who will be of great help in your performance.
Then get on the stick and find a few good magic mind reading tricks that won't take you a long time to learn or be too difficult or taxing to perform. After all that, you are now ready for the limelight and seeing how well you do in front of a live audience.


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Maqai Beach
Winner of 'Top Choice' Award, Lonely Planet Fiji 2012. and TripAdvor Excellence Award 2013 Maqai Beach is a fun, island destination for alternative, travelers and surfers. Our beautiful beachfront property on Qamea Island is nestled between a full lush jungle and a lovely white sandy beach. The staff are the happiest people on the planet and give the place a radiant, magical atmosphere.
It's a new fresh style of small resort that is very Fijian, offers traditional outer island experiences and serves delicious food!
An adventure to our hidden island escape involves volcanic mountains, true Fijian villages, and the endless possibilities of the pacific ocean. A whole range of fun activities are possible- snorkelling, fishing, diving, surfing and hiking are all awesome! But the traditional outer island life that surrounds us is what makes Maqai so uniquely special. To stay here is to surround yourself in the fun-loving culture of pure Fiji.
Accomodation is in Eco-Bures ( safari cabins). We have 10 and they are nestled under the palms along the beachfront.
Eco-Bures are furnished with comfy dressed beds, a leather chair, rainwater flush toilets, rainwater showers and are just a few meters from the ocean and a private veranda out of the front for watching the stunning vistas and an en suite bathroom at the rear. Chose form . Singles, twins, doubles.
Located in the garden with magnificent sea views is our 4 bed shared dorm and our world famous Treetop dorm.
Maqai food is delicious! Breakfast, lunch, and dinner is prepared with a combination of vegetables harvested fresh from our on-sight organic garden as well as from the local farmer\'s markets. Fresh catch seafood is often on the menu and meal inspirations and recipes come from the local Fijian village home as well as popular favorites across the globe. Tea and coffee is available all day as well as fresh fruit from the platter. On special occasions, the Maqai crew do a Lovo night
Meal plans are compulsory part of staying with us as we are so remote.
Maqai Beach Fiji Fusion Meal Plan is F$75 per day,
Licensed bar and cafe selling snacks located in the sandbar.
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- Airport transfers
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A meal plan is compulsory if staying at Maqai Beach resort Adults FJD$85.00
Local transfers form Matei airport to Maqai beach Resort $FJD110
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You must first make your way to Taveuni (The Flower Island) by ferry or plane.
Fly- quick and easy.
Flights go 2 times daily direct from Nadi. Check fijiairways,com or northernair.com
Ferry- cheap and adventurous
Make your way to Suva to catch the 'Lomaiviti Princess' or 'SOFI' ferry. Ferries leave from Walu Bay in Suva on Tuesdays and Fridays. For your comfort we advise a sleeping cabin or hire a mattress.advisable to call (00679) 3301035 or visit www.goundarshipping.com to check up on timetables.
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When you reach Taveuni Island, our driver can meet you and we'll take care of you there :)
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From Taveuni Wharf, the fare is F$70 p.p. each way
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Ladies and gentlebeings, ART!
Introducing Alraunum - a Grass-type Pokemon commonly found in Quartz Forest - and its evolutions, the Grass/Dark Mandrebus and the Grass/Ghost Belladonyx, evolving at Level 30. Male Alraunum evolve into Mandrebus while females evolve into Belladonyx.
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Primer: Developmental Evidence in a Nutshell
Many who learn about evolution in school hear the phrase, "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny," meaning that evolutionary history is supposedly replayed during the growth and development of an organism. Commonly cited is the alleged presence of fish gills in human embryos during growth (which are NOT true gills but rather are small wrinkles in the neck that appear during development). These ideas were put forth by 19th century embryologist Ernst Haeckel, who today is known to have fabricated and exaggerated much of his data. Accurate comparisons of embryos of humans, fish, chickens, and amphibians show they begin very different, briefly become somewhat similar at an intermediate stage, and then end different. If "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny," these embryos should be similar from the very beginning and grow more different during development. Because they start different, these patterns of animal development are at odds with predictions of evolution. Compare these drawings below (from Icons of Evolution):
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Looking for a good yard sale this weekend? Well there's one stretching for a hundred miles.
Six Southwest Georgia towns will participate in the 100 Mile Peanut Pickin' Yard Sale.
Vendors will be on site selling all types of goods, from baked goods to clothes to knick-knacks.
The event will run through Cordele, Sylvester, Moultrie, Berlin, Morven, and ends at Quitman.
"We just want to show everybody what we have to offer on our back roads and our small towns. We have some neat shops and neat places to eat. We want our towns to grow like they use to be and bring them back up to par for our grandkids and their grandkids and to show them what shopping in historical downtown and all these small cities have to offer," said Yard Sale Chairman Cindy Powell.
The sales will start bright and early at 8 Saturday morning and end at 6.
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Chris Jericho joined Inside The Ropes (www.facebook.com/theinsidenetwork) on Thursday night. Highlights are as follows: Reason behind him not talking for a month on TV when he came back to WWE in 2012: "It was Vince's idea for me to come out and not say anything and I knew when I came back people would be cheering me because I'd been gone for so long so I thought whats the best way to take away what the people want?People wanna hear this character speak So I thought what if I just don't talk so it was Vince's idea for me to not say anything and it went so well to the point where I said why don't I just not talk for the entire month on the air or whatever and that's kinda what we did." Thoughts on people posting spoilers online like the picture of him at Nashville Airport or news leaking that Brock Lesnar was in talks with WWE: "I think that people feel entitled nowadays because of the internet, they think they have the right to know what's going on even before it happens and with th...
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How to Go Back to School on Your Own Time
Not sure if going back to school fits into your schedule? Check out these flexible education options.
Is your heart telling you to go back to school but your daily work or family schedule is protesting that you don't have enough time? Sounds like it might be time to check out flexible alternatives to the traditional college offerings.
Flexible education options could include online courses, hybrid courses (a blend of online and in-person instruction), "mini-mesters" (shortened semesters), and evening classes… There are even midnight classes available for insomniacs.
And while not all schools offer each and every one of these flexible options, there's a definite push towards making it happen, says Norma Kent, a senior vice president for the American Association of Community Colleges, which is the primary advocate for the nation's community colleges.
"We're making a big effort to make it convenient and change the class schedules to the students' needs instead of vice versa," says Kent. "If you have certain constraints or needs and expectations, more than likely you're going to find there's a way to meet them."
Check out these viable ways to return to school while keeping your day job and family commitments.
Flexible Option #1 - Online Education
No one likes searching for parking. And committing to a strict on-campus class time is simply impossible for many part- or full-time workers with family obligations. That's where online education comes in.
It certainly is a popular option, according to a 2011 Survey of Online Learning by the Babson Survey Research Group. The study reports that over 6.1 million students were taking at least one online course during the fall 2010 term, an increase of 560,000 students from 2009.
This 10 percent growth rate in online enrollment surpasses the two percent growth in overall higher education enrollment.
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"There's an increasing need for online because you've got lots of busy people out there, and ten o'clock at night after they've gotten the kids to bed might be the only time they can take a course. Because there is such a diverse amount of learners, there's a whole array of options," says Kent.
Flexible Option #2 - Hybrid Classes
Perhaps you're not ready to go full-on cyber student yet. That's okay. At some schools, you can dabble your online feet, if you will, with a so-called hybrid or blended class.
These courses can combine in-classroom instruction with online learning. With a good chunk of the instruction and learning taking place online, it could be easier for students to fit classes into their busy schedules. Plus, hybrid classes provide a great introduction to online learning.
"For a student who is brand new to this type of learning, they might want to start off by taking a hybrid class where part of their coursework is online and part is on campus, and finally transition into a fully online class. That way, they're slowly building their skills," says Jeanne Miller, Cypress College's distance education coordinator.
Studies indicate that hybrid courses could be as effective as traditional learning courses. Take for instance a 2009 study on the effectiveness of blended learning environments by Dr. Shawna Strickland at the University of Missouri.
"My study found that there was no significant difference in learning outcomes, so ultimately what we're talking about is that the blended environment can be as effective as face-to-face education. This increases our options to cater to the needs of students," says Strickland.
Flexible Option #3 - Part-Time School
Who says you have to be a full-time student to go back to school? Certainly not the schools… In fact, according to the U.S. Department of Education's Digest of Education Statistics, 2010, they have a record number of part-timers.
According to that same research, part-timers made up 7,705 of the 20,400 students enrolled in higher education.
Going part-time and taking only a class or two might be a good way to "test the waters" for potential students with busy work or family schedules, says Christine Sorensen, dean of the College of Education at the University of Hawaii.
"It's always good, especially if you're a working adult with family responsibilities, to try one course and see if that works for you before going for a full schedule," Sorensen says. "You may find that you can manage it just fine, but I wouldn't jump in all at once without exploring a little bit."
Although going to school part-time means it will take longer to complete a degree, it does allow for more flexibility and time for your job, family, and friends. And if getting a degree is your goal, a part-timer might be better than a no-timer.
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Flexible Option #4 - Night and Weekend Courses
Do you work better at night, even in the wee hours? Believe it or not, a handful of colleges nationwide offer midnight courses.
It's a phenomenon that grew out of a swelling demand for classes, according to Kent.
"Over the last two or three years, enrollment really has been dramatically increased," Kent says. "An increase in class availability and class types has lead to greater flexibility for students."
"When their enrollment went up so dramatically, colleges did a lot to make sure as many students as possible could get what they need," adds Kent.
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We will be having a holiday get together for little ones at the Shepherd Park Library from 4-5 on December 10th. It will include stories, crafts, and snacks.
On December 10 from 6-8:30pm the Shepherd Park Civic Association will be
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3/27/2012 Rhodes A Mock Trial Team Earns Championship Tournament BidThe Rhodes A team won the 24-team Memphis Opening Round National Tournament held this past weekend and earned its bid to this year's national finals. »
3/26/2012 Michelle Currie '12 Wins Latin Prose Composition Contest, Presents Project Sponsored by Prof. SickCurrie and Sick attended the annual convention of Eta Sigma Phi, the national honor society for classical languages and cultures, March 16-18. »
3/13/2012 Physics Students and Faculty Win AwardsThe Rhodes group was recognized at the American Association of Physics Teachers national meeting. »
3/9/2012 Rhodes Group Among Successful Women in TechnologyAttendees of the Women in Computing conference in Gilbertsville, Ky. represented both academia and industry. »
3/7/2012 New Plough Chair of Urban Studies Ready to Build on Community Based Learning and ScholarshipShe is Dr. Elizabeth Thomas. »
3/5/2012 Science Students Represent Rhodes at Undergraduate Research ConferenceSix Rhodes students recently presented their research at the 32nd Undergraduate Research Conference hosted by the Department of Chemistry at The University of Memphis. »
3/2/2012 Rhodes Helps To Educate Public About Rich History of Oldest African American Cemetery in Shelby CountyRecently, Moreland was interviewed by WHBQ-TV anchor Mearl Purvis about Rhodes' efforts. »
2/28/2012 Research by Rhodes Senior Recognized at South Eastern Regional Yeast MeetingLindsey Bierle received the award for Outstanding Platform Presentation by an Undergraduate. »
2/27/2012 International Studies Presents "A Conversation with Bob Buckman"Robert H. Buckman served as Chairman of the Board and CEO of Bulab Holdings, Inc., the holding company of Buckman Laboratories from 1978 to 2000. »
2/20/2012 Rhodes Mathematics Students Succeed at Passing Competitive Actuarial Science TestJoshua Cape '14 and Xin Shu '13 recently passed the first actuarial science examination — called Exam P/1 — covering topics in probability theory. »
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2/14/2012 Prof. Francesca Tronchin Discusses Symbols of Love Throughout Ancient HistoryHow did we get from Eros described by Homer and other Greek philosophers to the Hallmark baby that exists today? »


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Employment of computer network, systems and database administrators is projected to increase by 30 percent from 2008-2018, much faster than the average for all occupations, according to the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics*. If you are well versed in computer technology and have a flair for problem solving, the Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology degree program at the International Academy of Design and Technology may be a good fit for you.
Through our associate-level program, you can develop the kind of knowledge and skills used by networking and information technology professionals in the field. Our information technology training offers a variety of hands-on learning opportunities using industry-current equipment and software. At IADT, you can find a supportive environment that encourages you to grow personally and educationally as you interact with students who share your unique interests. Graduates of this associate-level program can go on to pursue entry-level career opportunities across the networking and information technology fields.
IADT's Information Technology degree program can help you gain a thorough understanding of network technology for local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs) as well as fundamental programming concepts. By taking a variety of career-focused courses, you can have the opportunity to explore everything from PC troubleshooting, applications, and operating systems to network configuration, hardware maintenance and computer security.
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ABERDEEN, S.D. – Northern State University's Beulah Williams Library is proud to announce the donation of the George Nikolas Collection.
This unique collection showcases the history and progress of the South Dakota railroad and provides information about the major South Dakota railroad companies from the early 1900s to the mid-2000s.
Nikolas is a World War II veteran who is one of the last surviving members of the original 3rd Platoon. He served throughout Europe during and after the war. Nikolas began working for the Milwaukee Railroad in 1941 and served in a variety of positions, including operations, engineering, safety and accounting. He also served as an office engineer with the Burlington Northern Railroad and is a longtime member of the State Railroad Board. Nikolas saved many important documents regarding the railroad's development and donated many of these documents to the NSU library archives.
The George Nikolas collection provides a glimpse into the day-to-day operations of railroad companies, as well as documentation of a variety of proposed and completed railroad expansions throughout the region. Researchers and the general public will be interested in the oversized rail and blueprint maps, correspondence, books, pamphlets, videos, reports about railroad history, newspaper articles, digital objects and much more.
The collection also includes a variety of items that document Nikolas' time in Germany during WWII. The library plans to digitize many of these objects for preservation and public access.
The NSU library archives are open 8 a.m.-noon or by appointment. To learn more about the collection, stop by the library, call 605-626-3018 or visit www.northern.edu/library.


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The Grand Lodge of Minnesota, I.O.G.T. was founded in 1857. Their general purpose was to promote the cause of temperance in Minnesota, and the literary, social, and moral culture of its members and the members of its subordinate organizations. The Grand Lodge of Minnesota was part of an international organization known as the Independent Order of Good Templars, which as a whole, was also dedicated to abolishment of alcohol from society.
Description of the Collection
Collection includes miscellaneous leaflets, two books, The Good of the Order and Digest of Revised Laws and Decisions, as well as the proceedings of the 42nd Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of Minnesota, I.O.G.T., held in Minneapolis, on June 14 and September 5-6, 1899. Collection also includes the constitution, by-laws, and articles of incorporation of the I.O.G.T. of Minnesota, and miscellaneous articles and pamphlets. Most leaflets and pamphlets contain goals, beliefs, and major announcements of the I.O.G.T.
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Temperance--Minnesota--Societies, etc.
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|Two books: The Good of the Order, 1888 and Digest of Revised Laws and Decisions, 1898 -- Box 1, Folder 1
|Two pamphlets: Proceedings of the 42nd Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of MN, 1899 and Constitution and By-Laws of I.O.G.T, 1893 -- Box 1, Folder 2
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Goodreads reviews are the best
I don't think I am reading this anymore but I am kind of in love with the boy who loaned it to me so I am not quite ready to totally throw in the towel.
OKAY FINE. I still love you to teeny little mushed up pieces but I am not reading this book.
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A sweet and social kitty, this high-style beauty is sure to turn heads. But Gia doesn't leap in paws first—she likes to take her time when getting to know you. Once you're her friend, she'll reward you with plenty of love and attention!
With the help of yummy treats and a little time to herself, Gia will happily adjust to her new home. We even think Gia could get along just fine with a few feline friends! This sweet girl suffers from bouts of asthma, and our medical team is available to speak with you more about her health needs. For this reason, Gia would be thrilled to go home with an experienced adopter in a non-smoking household. Adopt Gia today!
Gia is available for adoption at the ASPCA Adoption Center. If you are interested in adopting, please call our Adoptions department in New York City at (212) 876-7700 ext. 4120. To learn more about Gia, please visit her profile page.
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You may have seen this photo before. It was taken last August at the scene of a dog fighting raid, and it has been used in ASPCA advertisements all around the Internet and on TV. It can be hard to look at—a small, vulnerable puppy tied to a heavy chain, alone and cowering in fear. With just the quick snap of a camera, this single moment captured so much about the fatal sport of dog fighting, and this puppy became the face of abused animals everywhere.
That puppy's name is Timmy, and he was one of 367 dogs rescued from a multi-state dog fighting ring that spanned Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Texas. After the raid, Timmy and the other dogs were taken to a temporary shelter where ASPCA responders gave them medical examinations, behavioral assessments, and the care and love they had previously been denied.
But Timmy's story doesn't end there. This sweet puppy was placed in foster homes that helped train him to become a well-adjusted pet. His final foster parents, Brian and Nadine DeCicco, just couldn't give the little pup up and adopted him this past May. "We didn't have any concerns about bringing a dog who had been associated with fighting into our home," says Brian. "We've both had dogs our whole lives and know that they can reflect the way they are treated. Both of our previous dogs were pit mixes and they are just so unbelievably affectionate."
Timmy now lives with Brian and Nadine in Maryland, where he is safe, happy and well-fed. "These dogs show amazing resiliency and forgiveness after being treated so poorly. They just want to be loved," says Brian. Timmy spends his days snuggling with his family, snoozing in his "pita pocket" bed, playing tug-of-war with the neighbor's Mastiff, and letting out his puppy energy—energy that at one time was restricted to a heavy collar and chain.
It's hard to believe that Timmy is the same dog from that first photo. Fortunately, he will never have to worry about growing up to become a fighting dog, like so many generations of dogs tied to that very same chain before him.
Timmy's new life is picture-perfect, but it would not have been possible without the support of animal-lovers like you. When you donate to the ASPCA, your gifts have a real, tangible effect—and Timmy is living proof of just how much we can accomplish when we work together.
Unfortunately, there are thousands of puppies just like Timmy still out there waiting for their rescue to come. Will you be the one to help save them? Make a donation today.
See more photos of Timmy's rescue and of his happy new life here.
Bonded animals—pets who must stay together—can offer adopters twice the love. Unfortunately, they can also be twice as hard to place into a permanent home. Such was the case with Lucca and Zoe, two bonded kitties who were adopted and returned to the ASPCA three times. But these pals stuck together through thick and thin, and now they're living a doubly good life because of it. Here is their Happy Tail.
Lucca and Zoe first came to the ASPCA in November, 2012. They were left at the door of our Adoption Center in New York City, and at the time they were less than 6 months old. The two tiny kitties were adopted four days later, and we were pleased that they had found a home so quickly. But then a pattern emerged: Zoe and Lucca were returned in July 2013, then adopted again, and then returned a third time in March 2014. Though the cats were cute, we learned that little Lucca had a tendency toward accidents that was proving more than adopters could handle. In each home, he had urinated repeatedly on couches, beds, and rugs.
We set out to find the cause of Lucca's problem, and that's when we discovered the blood in his urine. As it turns out, this fussy feline wasn't behaviorally challenged—he had a massive amount of bladder crystals. At our Animal Hospital, he received surgery (a cystotomy), and was given a life-long prescription for urinary-friendly food. Though we had solved his health problem, we were back to square one in terms of adopters.
Because of all they had been through together, Lucca and Zoe were listed once again as a bonded pair. We were worried about their prospects, until we remembered that one of our volunteers, Michelle D., had expressed interest in adopting bonded kitties. Michelle was introduced to Zoe and Lucca, and it was love at first sight. "When I first saw them, they were snuggled together with their paws wrapped around each other," she says. "I called my husband Will and he was able to come see the two cats right away, and he fell in love as well."
Before rushing into a fourth adoption for the pair, though, we made sure that Michelle and Will learned everything about their health and history. "We found out that these two year old cats had been through some tough experiences from the time they were kittens, and that made us even more determined to give them a happy home," Michelle says. "At the ASPCA, people work so hard to give each animal the medical, nutritional, and behavioral care he or she needs. Everyone is rooting for them to find the right match, and we really wanted to adopt cats who were in need of a home."
Fortunately, the fourth time proved to be the charm, as Lucca and Zoe are now thriving in Michelle's home. She tells us, "They bonded solidly with us. Lucca loves to be picked up and held, Zoe loves to sleep with us, and they often follow us as we move from one room to another." The kitties now spend their days playing with toys, snoozing around the house (Lucca loves the armchair; Zoe the ottoman), and sitting on the windowsill watching birds.
Michelle adds, "At some point each day, we'll find them nestled together, cuddled up and bathing one another. We love these cats and feel lucky to be loved in return. We're so grateful to the ASPCA for their commitment to find a home not only for Lucca and Zoe, but for all the other cats who come through their doors."
With such a long history of bad luck, Lucca and Zoe are finally getting the love they deserve. We're so glad this bonded duo found their forever home—and that they found it together.
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Robert M. knew something was wrong when his 1-year-old cat, Kitty, began vomiting and stopped eating. But what he didn't know was that Kitty had somehow swallowed a penny.
Earlier this month, Robert drove Kitty from his home in Bellmore, Long Island to the ASPCA Animal Hospital in Manhattan. X-rays revealed what looked like a shiny penny lodged in Kitty's small intestine, having already passed through her stomach.
"It was the worst day ever," says Robert. "She is such a wonderful cat and she was just so sick."
Dr. Anna Whitehead, who performed surgery on Kitty the same day, has retrieved coins from dogs in the past, but says it's rare for cats to swallow loose change.
She also says Kitty was lucky her condition was not worse, because of the penny's composition.
Pennies dated before 1982 are made of 95 percent copper, and those dated 1983 or later are made of 97.5 percent zinc and coated in a thin plate of copper. The cent's composition was changed in 1982 because the value of the copper in one cent pieces rose above one cent.
"Stomach acid corrodes pennies made of zinc and can cause hemolysis, or a rupturing of red blood cells that leads to life-threatening anemia," says Dr. Whitehead.
In Kitty's case, the penny had turned black from corrosion, making the 1986 mint date barely legible.
"It's hard to say what happened or how long it had been in there," says Dr. Whitehead.
As for the penny, it won't turn up again. Robert is keeping it as a reminder of Kitty's ordeal and has taken it out of circulation.
Advocates, today is No Pet Store Puppies Day. Last week, we gave you a glimpse into the process of behavioral rehabilitation for one particular dog, Dusty, who was terrified of everyone and everything after a life spent in a puppy mill. Read the rest of Dusty's story, as told by our staff behavior experts, to see the amazing progress puppy mill survivors like him can make.
April 15, 2014: We are continuing to work with Dusty on his fear of seeing people while he's on a leash. The rehabilitation center is lucky to have volunteers who come in on regular basis and act as unfamiliar people for our dogs in treatment. Today, I took Dusty on a walk to meet one of our volunteers and asked her to toss treats to him during the encounter. If we do this enough times, most dogs start to associate strangers they see on walks with yummy treats! Dusty is making extraordinary progress and we expect him to graduate from our program soon. He is sure to make a lucky family very happy!
May 1, 2014: Dusty graduated from our program today! He's been placed with a rescue group, Rescuzilla, and will be living in a foster home in Queens, New York!
May 9, 2014: Rescuzilla tells us Dusty blew them all away with how quickly he warmed up to his new home. In the first couple of days, he was already comfortable being walked and held—even by his foster parent's niece and nephew!
June 1, 2014: Dusty has found his forever home! A veterinary technician in New Jersey saw him on Petfinder and fell in love instantly. She has two other rescued Chihuahuas. One of Dusty's rescue sisters is even sassier than he is, and the adopter was so happy to see the three of them get along so seamlessly in just the first few hours after Dusty came home! His new family says that he loves his new dad—but is a mama's boy at heart. He is just what they were looking for.
Dusty's journey is happily over, but there are many more dogs like him—is there room in your heart and home for one? Raja, Apple and Gustavo—three dogs seized from the same puppy mill as Dusty—have likewise graduated from the ASPCA's Behavioral Rehabilitation Center and are now waiting for their forever families.
We hope you will join the fight against mill cruelty and help give other mill survivors a second chance by getting involved in the campaign! Enter our No Pet Store Puppies Day contest to win a one-year subscription to BarkBox and join us today on Twitter today from 3:00-4:00 P.M. EDT to chat with our experts about the issue of puppy mills. Follow the hashtag #NPSPday to join the chat!


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The ABA Young Lawyers Division again recognized the projects of the VBA Young Lawyers Division in its Awards of Achievement as among the best in the nation in 2012-2013. Opening Statement earned a second place in the Newsletter category and the Backpack to Briefcase program took second place in the Service to the Bar category. The Capitol Region Town Hall Committee received special recognition in the Service to the Public category. Overall, the VBA YLD projects ranked second in a Comprehensive overview among state bars of our size.
In 2011-2012, the VBA YLD earned a second place in the Comprehensive category in consideration of eight projects, and a certificate of performance in the Service to the Public category for statewide bars of our size. The Service to the Public award recognized the Ask A Lawyer program.
In the 2010-2011 contest, the VBA YLD earned three Awards of Achievement from the American Bar Association YLD: first in Comprehensive, and seconds in the Service to the Bar and in the Minority categories.
The Young Lawyers Division of The Virginia Bar Association was organized as a separate entity of The Virginia Bar Association in 1957 at the Association's 67th Annual Meeting at The Greenbrier. The organization, originally called The Junior Bar Section, later became known as the Young Lawyers Section and in 1993, in recognition of its unique place in the VBA structure, it became the Young Lawyers Division. At the first meeting a decision was made to affiliate with the Junior Bar Conference, now known as the Young Lawyers Division, of the American Bar Association. A close relationship with the ABA's Young Lawyers Division continues to this day.
The Division's initial project was to sponsor a special ceremony before the Virginia Supreme Court at which 40 new members of the bar were introduced by the deans of the four law schools in the Commonwealth at the time. The ceremony was followed by a luncheon that was attended by the Governor and the Justices of the Supreme Court of Virginia.
In the formative years of the Division, a number of projects were initiated that remain a part of present activities. For example, in 1959 the Division became the sponsor of the regional National Moot Court Competition. In 1960-61, the Division began the annual "Bridge-the-Gap" seminars. In 1962, a practical guide for new lawyers entitled Virginia Lawyer's Basic Practice Handbook, the precursor to The Virginia Lawyer (1966), was first published. The first Law Day ceremony was held in 1964.
The Division's bylaws provide that the purposes of the Division "shall be to further the objectives of the Association, to stimulate and promote the interests of young lawyers and the activities of the Association, to encourage public service by young lawyers, to assist in the establishment, improvement and coordination of affiliated local young lawyers organizations, and to encourage and promote fellowship among young lawyers." True to our charge, the Division's activities historically and presently have involved service to the public and the bar.
As with any organization, emphasis on certain types of activities has changed periodically. Thus, committees commonly are disbanded and new committees formed as projects are completed and new projects are initiated. The common thread between the committees and participating young lawyers of yesterday, and those presently engaged in the Division's activities, is the dedication to making a contribution to the public and the bar, and enjoying collegiality in the process.
The Division as a whole currently meets once each year at the Association's Annual Meeting. The Division's Executive Council, which is composed of all of the Committee Chairs and the Executive Committee, meets four times each year: at the Association's Annual and Summer Meetings, and during the spring and fall. The Division's Executive Committee meets at least twice independently of the Executive Council in order to more effectively manage Division activities. The Division Chair and Chair-Elect also serve on the Executive Committee of the VBA and on its Administrative Committee.
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Freshman Kris Dunn wasn't feeling well on Monday night.
That didn't stop him from contributing to Providence's 77-68 win over Robert Morris in an NIT second round game at the Dunkin Donuts Center.
Dunn and the Friars will visit Baylor in Waco, Texas, on Wednesday for the right to advance to the NIT Final Four in New York.
"It's a great win for us," Dunn said of beating Robert Morris. "Baylor is a great team. It's going to be another fight."
Dunn, the McDonald's All-American out of New London High School, finished with six points, eight rebounds and two assists in 21 minutes off the bench.
After the game, PC coach Ed Cooley predicted the Dunn would someday win the Big East defensive player of the year award.
"He's something to watch defensively," Cooley said. "He's like a pretty young person that plays defense. He's long, athletic, agile and he smiles. He plays with a lot of passion. That really resonates with this team."
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