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Lady Bucs look to Pack the House Friday night against Appalachian State
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Fans get special $1 admission if they bring two canned food items to donate to Second Harvest Food Bank
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 17, 2010) - Off to their best start since the 1999-2000 season, the Lady Buccaneer basketball team looks to Pack the House Friday night when ETSU hosts Appalachian State to kick off homecoming weekend. Tip is set for 7 p.m.
This marks the fourth year ETSU is teaming up with the NCAA for the Pack the House Challenge as the Lady Bucs have set single-game attendance records in each those previous three games. Since the first year in 2007-08, the Lady Bucs drew 1,236 fans against Kennesaw State; meanwhile, last season 3,518 ETSU fans saw the Blue and Gold defeat in-state rival Chattanooga, 85-61. However, this season the Lady Bucs will need to eclipse the 4,600 mark as 4,601 fans entered the MSHA Athletic Center to see ETSU defeat USC Upstate, 88-67, on Feb. 22, 2010.
The ETSU Women's Basketball Grant Team and Second Harvest Food Bank teamed up for a special ticket incentive Friday night. Fans that bring two canned food items with them to the MSHA Athletic Center will be given a special $1 ticket price.
"We have worked with Second Harvest Food Bank in the past and we thought this would be a great promotion as we are gearing up for the holiday season," said Sara Hacker, Assistant Director for Marketing, Promotions and Event Management. "Not only does this incentive give families an affordable night of fun and basketball, but it also helps Second Harvest Food Bank during this busy season."
In addition to the ticket incentive, the first 300 fans who enter the gates Friday night will receive a special limited edition giveaway - courtesy of Johnson City Honda. Lady Buccaneer fans can also partake in the pregame tailgate festivities as free burgers and hot dogs will be served, beginning at 6 p.m. Along with the free food, games and inflatables will be set up for entertainment, while ETSU students can have the chance to sign up for a $50 cash giveaway - which will be announced during the second of Friday's game. Not only will one lucky student be given $50 cash, but one lucky fan will be given the opportunity to shoot for a $100 cash prize during one of the timeouts.
"We are hoping fans come out and show their support Friday night, because this is a big rivalry game," added head ETSU women's basketball coach Karen Kemp. "Both teams are playing really well right now, and we need the sixth man behind us if we want to win our 13th straight game at home. I always tell people to come out for one game and see what Lady Buccaneer basketball is all about, because typically if they come out once, they will want to come back again."
A special pregame ceremony will take place prior to tip-off as the 2010 Atlantic Sun regular season and tournament championship banners will be unveiled.
To purchase tickets for Friday night's game contact the ETSU ticket office at (423) 439-3878. Friday's game also ends a two-game homestand for ETSU as the Lady Bucs begin a four-game road swing beginning Monday night at seventh-ranked Ohio State.
For more information on Lady Buccaneer basketball, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.
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Title: Beaver and Steve INVESTIGATE
Date: February 11, 2005
Summary: Beaver and Steve explore Cyber-spook's origin
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Cyber-Spook
Onomatopoeias used: "TCHAKK"
"Fin" style: Made out of the robotic parts of Cyber-Spook
Number of panels: 6
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Beaver and Steve are standing in front of a little logo that reads "Beaver and Steve INVESTIGATE". Beaver is wearing a greenish-blue tie.
Beaver: "Hello and welcome to another episode of 'Beaver & Steve investigate'"
Beaver: "Tonight we'll be asking the question:"
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Beaver: "Just who or what is our arch-nemesis Cyber-Spook?"
Cyber-Spook: (on a small screen where the logo was) "RRR!"
Panel 3
A shot of a ghost having robotic implants installed, with Steve narrating the scene.
Steve: "I think he was a ghost. Horribly injured in an accident."
"He was taken to a secret government lab and rebuilt with advanced cybernetics."
Panel 4
A different shot of a cyborg being shot with two red laser beams making a TCHAKK sound, with Beaver narrating.
Beaver: "On the contrary! It's quite clear he's the ghost of a cyborg returned from the grave..."
Cyborg: "AKH!"
Cyborg: "I will... have... my revenge!"
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A shot of Cyber-Spook sitting on a green comfy chair, holding a remote and watching the show on his TV. The small screen behind Beaver and Steve is now showing a red question mark.
Beaver: "So in conclusion we can't be certain of anything about this mysterious foe..."
Cyber-Spook: "RRR..."
Steve: "...Except that he's a loser jerk"
Cyber-spook: "Hey!"
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Cyber-Spook: "Snft - Don't worry, mum & dad - I'll make you proud. I promise"
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I had an early start this morning and got my 16 miler done. I am doing my long runs on Fridays for now because it is Josh's easy/late morning of the week, Josh is often gone on Saturdays, and on Sundays it is hard to get a very long run done before church. I have found that I actually really like doing my long runs on Friday mornings, having a lounge/recovery day the rest of Friday (which is usually a lazy day/night for us anyway) and then having the weekend ahead of me. :)
Since the course for the Utah Valley Marathon (June 6!) is mostly downhill (check out this elevation map) I am trying to get all my long runs done with lots of downhill running to get my quads ready. I have done other races with similar elevation profiles and have never had any problems, which I attribute to race specific training.
I live in a valley surrounded by mountains, so Josh drove me out to what we call "the south end" and dropped me off at the top of the pass so I could run home. There are three decent uphill climbs in this run (one that is a full mile long), but the large majority is downhill, so it is a great route to get ready for UVM.
We left our house at 5:25am and it was dark and raining. As we drove south, the rain got steadier and heavier. Josh told me that it felt like spouse abuse to drive me out to the middle of nowhere in the dark and kick me out of the car in the pouring rain, many miles from home. :)
To be honest though, the worst part of the run was just getting out of the warm, dry car. Once I got running it wasn't too bad at all (except for maybe when it hailed for awhile) and I always enjoy my runs.
The plan for this run was 2 miles @ 8:30 pace to warm up, then 2 miles at 8:15, 2@8:00, 2@7:45, 2@7:30, 2@7:15, 2@7:00 and then 2@8:30 to cool down.
My actual splits were 8:26, 8;21, 8:15, 8:08, 7:54, 7:55, 7:35, 7:40, 7:29, 7:21, 7:13, 7:11, 6:46, 6:37, 8:42, 8:27. That 6:46 was the all uphill mile. I didn't look at my Garmin, I just ran hard and hoped I made the 7:00 time goal. Then once I hit the top of the hill shortly into the next mile (goal of 7:00 pace) it felt so much easier and so good to run fast that I got carried away and went with it since it was my last "fast mile" of the run and I love to finish fast/strong anyway.
My legs were definitely happy to get to the cool down section of the run. :)
I was completely soaked from head to toe and my feet were squishy in my soaked socks and shoes, but it really was a fun run. I will take cold and wet over heat ANY DAY.
This training plan definitely seems to be to get me used to running fast on tired legs. Gone are the days of easy-paced long runs. :) That's fine by me!! I like the challenging workouts and can see how these runs are going to make me a better marathoner. Yesterday my run was a 10 miler followed by 4x800's on the track, which was another good workout. Tomorrow will be an easy, easy 10 miler with Josh which I am really looking forward to.
I got home and got out of all of my wet/cold gear and into warm, dry clothes. After a good session of stretching and rolling with my stick, I got into an ice bath, even though it was the last thing I wanted to do since I was already wet and cold. But I am a believer that it helps my muscles, so I do it.
Now after a hot shower and some oatmeal, I am wrapped up in my favorite blanket, sporting my compression gear, and laying down with my legs up and resting while Noah climbs all over me. Life is good! It is STILL raining and we have a quiet, lazy family night planned here at home.
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This week I am featured on WalkJogRun's podcast, so if you want to hear me babble away about my schedule and running etc. you can find that by clicking here. :) It is about 27 minutes long and the "play" button is down under the second picture.
And, in the best news in a long time, the super amazing, world's greatest friend and virtual cheerleader is coming to see me in August and while she is staying with us, she will be running her first marathon here!!!!! Go give three cheers for Jennifer!!!! (And shout out for the Pocatello Marathon. I love this race. Love it! It was my first half marathon ever and my first BQ race.) Getting to run Jennifer in to the finish line of her first marathon in Pokey is going to make this race a million times more special for me. (And yes, I will be running it too). I am believing that Jennifer is coming all the way from Florida because she loves me, thinks I am cool, and wants to hang out with me, although it could also have something to do with the pancakes Josh has promised to make her. :)
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22 points on 6-15, 0-1, 10-12 shooting. 4 boards, 3 turnovers, 6 fouls in 28 minutes.
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10-12? That's a great night for him.... about as high a percentage as I ever remember him shooting.
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yeh that's gotta be one of his best shooting nights ever. but something the atlanta fans will find out about him is the 6 fouls in 28 min. al had a nasty habit of picking up fouls in bunches and getting in trouble in that dept.
i have a feeling the thing that will most limit him this year with the hawks will be because he will always be fighting the foul trouble situation after about 10-15 min of p.t.


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A Message from President Darron Collins '92
I first discovered COA's magic as a prospective student in the spring of 1988. My father and I had made the drive from New Jersey and the minute I stepped out of the car and stood face-to-face with an enormous finback whale skull I was hooked. There was a palpable buzz ringing from every classroom, lab space, and studio, and emanating from the staff, faculty, and students. I felt an intensity unlike anything I had ever experienced.
I enrolled the following fall and embarked on a four-year journey, an unforgettable adventure in education. It was also an adventure that gave me the confidence and competence to chart my own course and be successful in a world that was changing faster and more drastically than ever before.
COA began in 1969 as an educational experiment set up to address the complex social and environmental problems that were transforming the planet. Some of those problems have been solved or improved upon by the ideas and actions of COA alumni—read about them in the alumni section. But I think anyone would agree that there's room to improve the highly dynamic relationship between human beings and the environment. That's our focus. That's what human ecology and COA are all about.
Human ecologists are problem solvers. They think and learn with their minds and their bodies; they understand that complex problems rarely have simple solutions; they believe that a better world is reachable and begins with more thoughtful, compassionate people.
Human ecology at COA is about racking your brain and getting your hands dirty (or, in the words of one of my professors, "being comfortable up to your armpits in a whale necropsy"). It addresses problem-solving through an interdisciplinary approach that values the methods and solutions of science, the humanities and the arts with equal weight. Furthermore, we believe this kind of education is transformative and produces more complete and engaging human beings.
COA began as an experiment and continues to be an experiment to this day. In being an experiment, we not only examine the issues affecting the planet, but the flaws of higher education itself. Schools that fail to embrace a culture of experimentation will become increasingly irrelevant because gone are the days when you went to school to get a narrowly specialized degree that provided automatic entry into a very specific job you would hold onto for forty years before retiring. The world needs human ecologists and the job market demands highly motivated, independent thinkers. COA is a great choice if you are keen on our human ecological approach to interdisciplinary and self-directed education. It's also a great choice if you want to be prepared for whatever this rapidly changing world throws at you.
College of the Atlantic is a remarkable place; unlike any other institution of higher education this country has to offer. That magic I felt as a prospective student over twenty years ago is even stronger and more diverse today.
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After a morning at leisure in Copenhagen, set off midday for Christianborg Palace, seat of the Danish Parliament; and the cozy fishing village of Dragor, with its historic buildings and cobblestone streets. Late this afternoon, board the overnight DFDS ferry to Oslo, get settled in your private outside cabin, and enjoy dinner on board. (B,D)
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Upon arrival this morning, board your coach for the journey north to ski country. Stop along the way in Lillehammer (site of the 1994 Winter Olympics) to visit the open-air Maihaugen Museum, among Norway's most visited cultural attractions. Mid-afternoon, depart for the village of Gaala and your ski lodge hotel. The next morning, experience spectacular scenery as you travel to Geiranger. En route, ascend to the summit of Mount Dalsnibba (alt. 4,900 feet) for stunning views of Geirangerfjord and the mountains, lakes, and waterfalls beyond. After reaching the popular village of Geiranger mid-afternoon, get your first up-close look at Norway's most dramatic fjord. A World Heritage site, Geirangerfjord measures 10 miles long and 960 feet deep. Stay overnight at your hotel in Geiranger. (2B,1L,2D)
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The morning excursion on the Eagle's Road promises abundant thrills as you ride along 11 hairpin turns through mountain passes. Visit a local farm for lunch and then return to Geiranger for a relaxing afternoon. Enjoy a reception with an opportunity to view a private car collection before dinner at your hotel. The next day comprises a full-day journey to Bergen, crossing Geirangerfjord by a series of ferries amid some of Norway's finest scenery. Arrive in Bergen in the evening and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. (2B,1L,2D)
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We love this beautifully sculpted cardboard mille-feuille that lines the walls of Yiorgos Eleftheriades' Yeshop in Athens. Dubbed "Papercut", the project was a collaboration between the fashion designer and dARCH Studio. It takes a multidisciplinary approach to interior design, synthesizing elements of fashion and architecture into a streamlined, self-illuminated, biomorphic installation that was handmade using all eco-friendly materials.
dARCH Studio founder and architect Elina Drossou said "The need to synthesize the two different approaches to design was the focal point of this project. Concepts and practices used in fashion design were incorporated as organizational principles during the design and the construction phases of the project."
The installation is composed entirely of re-purposed packing cartons, and was constructed around the space's existing furniture to create a seamless, streamlined effect. dARCH Studio" built the fluid framework from 1,500 sheets of 5mm thick corrugated cardboard, which were cut into strips and then carefully pasted along an entire wall of the 90 square meter shop. Integrated illumination transforms the built-in boxes to display cases that dynamically frame Eleftheriades' wares. The innovative installation cost 2,500 Euros, and is a stunning example of thinking outside of the down-cycling loop.
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March 8, 2009 at 2:32 pm
It look great but I just wonder how the corrugated cardboard was 'pasted' together?!! Is it actually glued? What kind of glue? How much glue was needed? is it still eco-friendly?
January 7, 2009 at 7:15 am
the work presented is extremely ineteresting and oh yes it was about time to do something so that we can finally start changing the view of the endless garbage valleys in our country…
July 8, 2008 at 2:57 pm
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A 19-year-old Montgomery College student was taken into police custody Monday afternoon after he threatened to shoot people at the college's campus in Rockville, according to Rockville police.
Rockville City Police Lt. Eric Over said officers received a call about the incident at about 2:15 p.m. Monday.
"It looks like there was a comment made; the comment was, 'I'm going to shoot everyone at this college and enjoy doing it,'" Over said. "... That was actually made in the presence of several witnesses."
The student was still in custody as of 10 a.m. Tuesday, but has not been charged, said Maj. Bob Rappoport of Rockville Police.
He was taken to a local hospital for an evaluation, Rappoport said.
"We looked at it very seriously to intervene," he said.
Three students reported the man's comments to the campus' security office, and after interviewing the witnesses, security staff called police, searched the campus for the student, and found him eating lunch at a bench near the student center, said College Spokeswoman Elizabeth Homan.
Rockville police took the student into custody Monday afternoon and gave him a letter of trespass that bans him from the college campus for three years unless he receives permission from the college, Homan said.
There was no lockdown on the campus, as lockdowns only occur if there is an active security risk that presents an imminent threat to lives, such as an active shooting or hostage situation, Homan said.
The witnesses did the right thing by going to security after talking to the student, Homan said.
"In today's age you need to take comments seriously and you always should be careful," Homan said. "Credit should be given to them for taking the steps and being concerned enought to go to the security office."
Students can also report threats to a trusted faculty member. If it is an active threat, they should call 911 first, Homan said.
Over said it is too early in the investigation to say how serious the man was about carrying out his threat. Police have not determined whether they will charge him and are not releasing his name at this time.
Anyone with information should call Rockville police at 240-314-8900 or Montgomery College Safety and Security at 240-567-5111.


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Has anyone ever caught someone destroying, vandalizing a disc golf course.... hole, etc.
Seen way too much destruction over the years of hard work done by a few, destroyed by some idiot.
Have you actually caught someone in the act, and what did you do about it.
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someone once stole one of my targets at mackenzie . it happened between two groups , and i saw the truck drive away , so we're keeping an eye out for that white s-10 ! won't mind to find out what that guy was thinking .
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During a weekly mini, I caught a guy trying to break a good sized low limb off a tree. Our card was on a neighboring fairway so I sat down my bag and started to walk over, yelling, "hey, what the hell are you doing, don't break that limb". He just looked at me and said what. I kept walking towards him and yelled "If you want to throw in an open field, go do it, but don't break any limbs out here" The closer I got, he picked up his bag and scurried down the fairway to catch up with his friends.
I got applause and some loud verbal compliments from a couple other cards that overheard the whole exchange. I'm glad he started moving before I actually got to him because I was ticked. The local club puts in a lot of effort to maintain the course for some jackass casual to destroy things.
Seen the aftermath of the jackasssssss way too much.
Like the sign idea, you won't get the birdie anyway?
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Rules State , If you see anyone breaking a Tree , Limb or Bush , you can break their arm !!!! An Eye for an Eye , I think how it goes !!!!!
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