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Access the complete curriculum for the BS, Biology-standard curriculum, from the Natural Sciences Department section of the Daemen catalogue.
Following is a suggested course sequence for your program. Courses may be offered as indicated and/or at other times. Consult your Advisor for further direction and planning.
Maximum of 17 credits allowed for all semesters. Additional course loads are allowed for students who achieve Dean's List. Consult the Dean's List section of the Daemen catalogue for details on the Dean's List privilege.
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Relaxing symphonic, chamber, solo classical music selections. A stream of familiar classics featuring just quiet classical music selections for home or office ambiance. From www.MUSIClassical.com a source of composer and performer biographies and news.
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All the schooners left Rockland on Monday morning, July 4th, with American flags flying proudly. The Schooner Victory Chimes had one at each masthead and a huge one flying off the mizzen.
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So the past two days I have felt a dull crampiness in my abdomen and lower back. Its not even really painful, and its not all the time, its just kind of uncomfortable once in awhile. I have had 2 losses and it doesn't feel the same way it did when I miscarried so I truly don't think that is what it is but should I call the doctor anyway? Could it be round ligament pain?
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It could be your uterus shifting. This is your second? Doesn't your uterus lift out of your pelvic bone around week 12? Maybe because you're on your 2nd it's lifting out earlier? I get cramping because my uterus is back-tilted and as I go through the first trimester it has to straighten out. It's more like period cramping (only milder) than anything else. Have you talked to your OB about it? It doesn't sound like a m/c but I've only ever had one m/c and it was very early on.
Ive been having that but i also started getting a bit of bleeding yesterday so i'm going to the doctor to get checked today really quick... HOPE EVERYTHING IS GOOD FOR BOTH OF US!!!!!
Well went to the doctor. HB is GREAT and cervix is closed. She said all is fine and that its all normal and common pregnancy pains. Thank goodness!
Amanda- How did everything go?
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We welcomed our beach baby girl on Jan. 04,2012 via med-free natural VBAC!
I started feeling that today as well, mostly in the front. I don't remember this so much from my first pregnancy, but I guess it's normal.
Our beloved Annie arrived in our lives 3/2010
Our darling Luke joined us on 12/2011
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It sounds like round ligament, ive been having more and more cramping also!
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Restorative Justice Coordinator, Eric Butler, talks with the mother... News PhotoCalifornia,Education,High School Student,Horizontal,Mother,Oakland - California,Social Issues,Talking,USAPhotographer Christian Science MonitorCollection: Christian Science Monitor 2013 The Christian Science MonitorOAKLAND, CA - MARCH 14: Restorative Justice Coordinator, Eric Butler, talks with the mother of Ralph Bunche High School student, Mercedes Morgan, on March 14, 2013 in Oakland, California. Eric Butler, Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth School Coordinator, works with students at Ralph Bunche High School, an alternative school for students with a disciplinary record. Photo by Ann Hermes/The Christian Science Monitor via Getty Images)


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Dr. King expert speaker and radio personality, Paul Lawrence Vann has studied the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and he provides insight like no one else can. Vann states, "Dr. King would be appalled at the current economic conditions Americans are facing today."
The fact of the matter is, the events and circumstances Americans find themselves in today is errily similar to what was taking place in the early to mid 1960's. In fact, Dr. King was fighting for parity and equaility for all employees, advocated for government to assist in changing laws to help provide a more level playing field when it comes to job opportunities, equality, civil rights and lodging in hotels and in restaurants throughout America.
Some people who have not studied the whole life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., fail to understand he represented all Americans, not just black people, rather people from all ethnic backgrounds. This is important to understand because Dr. King fought for humanity which is a worthy cause.
If Dr. King was alive today, he would likely support the Occupy Wall Street protest taking place throughout America. Peaceful protest was what Dr. King was all about and justifiably so, people should have a right to protest injustice, inequality, brutality and victimization by an oppressive system.
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It goes without saying, if Dr. King were alive today, he would be happy to see President Obama as President of the United States of America. His influence would create and generate a lot of good will between the White House and the American people, while addressing our greatest needs, helping people.
"Happy Birthday Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we are honored to stand on your shoulders, you did a lot for the American people and our country," states Vann. Where would America be today without the courage and commitment of Dr. King and others who led the Civil Rights Movement?
We shutter to think what conditions we would be in today without Dr. King's contributions to America. If he were alive today, Dr. King would tell us, "Keep fighting for justice and equality in America, it impacts our job, families and communities, its the right thing to do."
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In June we asked you to tell the U.S. Sentencing Commission (USSC) to get tough on dog fighting by committing to stronger sentencing guidelines for convicted animal fighters—and the agency listened. On Friday, August 7, the USSC voted unanimously to examine the sentencing guidelines for animal fighting in the coming year and propose amendments based on changes in the law and the evolving nature of the crime.
The USSC is the independent federal agency that constructs sentencing guidelines as a reference for federal judges. Its guidelines currently classify animal fighting as a gambling crime. Anyone who has seen footage of a fight or an animal fighting raid knows that the real harm of these crimes has nothing to do with placing bets. We thank the USSC for working to make the punishment fit the crime.
If you missed the chance to contact the USSC during the open comment period, please take a moment to join the ASPCA Advocacy Brigade so you don't miss future opportunities to lobby for animals!
Although we treat victims of cruelty nearly every single day, Bea's story is particularly heartbreaking. After being rescued by the NYPD in January, the two-year-old pit bull arrived at the ASPCA with a horrific head wound. She was extremely shy and very nervous around people, and it was apparent that she had suffered grave abuse. We vowed to find Bea a loving home where she could forget her previous pain, and fortunately, it wasn't long before we did just that. Here is Bea's Happy Tail.
When Bea arrived at the ASPCA Animal Hospital, she had a large, bloody gash on the top of her head. It was a suspected stab wound. She received immediate treatment, including multiple stitches, and spent over a month recovering in the Hospital. By early March, she was ready to begin her search for a forever home, but it was clear that her emotional wounds ran much deeper than the physical wound on her head.
During Bea's Behavioral evaluation, we saw first-hand how the sweet dog had been impacted by the abuse she suffered. Bea was incredibly shy, nervous and fearful; she needed encouragement just to walk past things that frightened her. But despite her timidity, Bea was sweet and affectionate with people she knew. Once someone earned her trust, she would gladly jump into their lap and relish their attention. We knew she just needed patient adopters who would take the time to make her comfortable, and fortunately it wasn't long before we met Molly and Daniel.
Although Molly and Daniel dreamed of adopting a dog for nearly five years, the couple was juggling multiple jobs and full-time graduate school, which made it difficult to think about bringing a pup into the mix. But Molly says, "All that changed when we met Bea. We fell in love with her and just knew we would figure out a way to make it work."
On their first-ever visit to the ASPCA Adoption Center, Molly and Daniel were drawn to Bea (or "Beezus," as they call her) and wanted to meet her. "She was really shy at first," Molly recalls, "But I could just sense that she was special." We filled them in on Bea's story and worked out a course of action: To avoid putting stress on Bea, the couple decided to spend a week visiting her at the Adoption Center to build trust and a connection.
"Beezus was the happiest dog with a great personality," says Molly, "but she was really shy at first and it took a number of visits before she would even come over to us." Fortunately, their patience paid off—after a week of visits, Bea had fallen for them just as much as they had fallen for her. "I had a feeling that once we showed her love, her trust in humans would rebuild—and we were right!" Molly says. On March 27, they officially adopted Beezus and brought her to her new home in Brooklyn, New York.
In an update a few months later, Molly was proud to report that Beezus loves her new life. "She settled in better than we ever could have imagined. She is right at home here." The couple was also happy to learn that Beezus is exceptionally well-trained, which Molly calls "an unexpected gift." She says that Beezus loves all of her neighbors, loves riding in the elevator and loves playing with the little dogs in the neighborhood. "She also adores tennis balls, her Monkees blanket and endless cuddling."
It take a special kind of adopter to see beyond an animal's pain to their true potential, and Molly and Daniel could not have been a more perfect fit for sweet Bea. Molly says, "Some dogs love everyone they meet, which is great, but with Beezus, you have to earn the love and it makes it that much more special." We know that Molly and Daniel earned Bea's love, and we are so grateful that this precious pup has finally found the home of her dreams.
To help create more Happy Tails for animals just like Bea, please consider making a gift to the ASPCA today.
The lives of Los Angeles shelter pets just got much happier thanks to some very generous community members!
This past Saturday, August 8, the ASPCA and California Assemblyman David Hadley (R-South Bay) joined forces to raise awareness about local shelters with a special donation drive and pet adoption event benefitting shelter animals in Southern California.
The event asked community members to support the efforts of the Carson Animal Care Center (ACC), a high-intake shelter in Los Angeles County, with donations of pet food, water bowls, toys, litter and other much-needed resources that help the shelter care for the animals that come through their doors. Attendees were encouraged to bring their own furry friends to the event, and the Carson ACC was on-site with adoptable cats, dogs and even two rabbits hoping to meet their forever families.
With nearly 300 people in attendance, the shelter quickly surpassed their goals, finding loving homes for 26 pets and ending the day with a couple truckloads of new supplies.
"We're proud to team up with Assemblyman Hadley to promote the great work that shelters do to care for animals in need throughout the community," said Kevin O'Neill, Senior State Director of ASPCA Government Relations for the Western region. "Californians are passionate about animal welfare and we're excited to honor that with an event providing local residents a way to directly help the homeless animals in their neighborhood."
During the event, attendees also had the opportunity to speak directly with Assemblyman Hadley and representatives from the ASPCA to discuss ways citizens can help strengthen animal welfare legislation in California.
We want to thank Assemblyman Hadley and all of our supporters in California who were able to make it out to this meaningful event!
In response to objections raised by the ASPCA and the Washington Humane Society (WHS), the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has determined that a Washington, D.C. ban on pets in public housing violates federal law. As a result, the D.C. Housing Authority (DCHA) will have to amend its policy and allow pets in housing for the elderly and disabled.
DCHA currently prohibits all pets in D.C. housing projects with the exception of pets already living in senior buildings before 2005. However, the Housing and Urban-Rural Recovery Act of 1983 mandates that owners and managers of federally assisted rental housing for the elderly and disabled cannot prohibit any tenant from having common household pets.
The ASPCA's extensive research on pet homelessness has found that lack of affordable, pet-friendly housing is consistently a driver for relinquishment.
"Pets provide a source of constant, uncomplicated comfort and have been shown to enhance health and wellbeing, particularly for the elderly and people with disabilities," says Nancy Perry, Senior Vice President of ASPCA Government Relations. "We look forward to working with DCHA to craft a model pet policy that benefits pets and people."
Other groups who support the proposed changes to DCHA's pet policy include the AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly, Bread for the City, Legal Aid of the District of Columbia, and the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless
We have exciting news: we are pleased to announce that the ASPCA has acquired Asheville, North Carolina-based Humane Alliance (HA), the nation's leading training and education organization focusing on high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter—one of the most effective tools the animal welfare community has to combat homelessness and the needless euthanasia of dogs and cats.
HA operates the foremost national spay/neuter clinic training program as well as a unique national veterinary training and education program that teaches best practices to hundreds of veterinary students and private veterinarians every year. HA also operates a local spay/neuter clinic program in counties surrounding Asheville, where the organization plays an important role in local animal population control.
Humane Alliance, now a program of the ASPCA, will expand capacity for vet students and veterinarians and the number of spay/neuter clinics and practitioners trained nationwide. This will make it possible for veterinarians, shelters, and rescue operations to reach millions more at-risk animals with these critical services, dramatically reducing the number of homeless pets entering shelters across the country.
"From our animal sheltering work to field rescues to legislative advocacy, spay/neuter is an essential component of the ASPCA's animal welfare efforts," says ASPCA President and CEO Matt Bershadker. "We have long admired and supported Humane Alliance's innovations in spay/neuter practice and training, and are excited to combine forces to end animal homelessness and suffering around the country."
Earlier this year, the ASPCA announced its plan to build a permanent ASPCA Behavioral Rehabilitation Center in nearby Weaverville, North Carolina, following the success of its pilot program in New Jersey. The $9 million, 35,000-square-foot facility will be custom-fitted with individual kennels, outdoor pens and indoor treatment areas. There, experienced behaviorists and trainers will use specialized protocols to help dogs with behavioral challenges become suitable for adoption. The center is scheduled to open in 2017.
We look forward to the many positive changes these new initiatives will bring for millions of at-risk animals nationwide.


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Houston Baptist Huskies
|Houston Baptist Huskies
|Houston Baptist University
|Southland Conference
Western Athletic Conference (men's soccer only)
|Division I
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|Steve Moniaci
|Houston, TX
|Varsity teams
|Football stadium
|Husky Stadium
|Basketball arena
|Sharp Gymnasium
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|Husky Field (softball)
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|Get Up and Go, You Mighty Huskies
Houston Baptist Huskies, also known as Houston Baptist, HBU or Huskies, refers to the sports teams of Houston Baptist University. HBU's official school colors are royal blue and orange. With the inception of the athletics program at the university in 1960 until 1990 the Huskies were a part of the NCAA. After playing for seventeen years as a member of the NAIA, the Huskies began play as an NCAA Division I team again in 2007 and became a full member of the NCAA for the 2011-12 academic year.[1]
After one year of independent status in the NCAA, HBU joined the Great West Conference, and began play as a member in 2008 for all sports but basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, and women's soccer.[2] These teams remained independent until the 2009-2010 season when they joined the other HBU teams. Men's soccer joined the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation since the Great West did not sponsor the sport.
On November 9, 2011, officials from the Southland Conference visited HBU in their expansion drive.[3] On November 21, Houston Baptist accepted an invitation to join the Southland Conference joining July 1, 2013. The school started a football program in 2013 and began Southland play in 2014. There are also plans for a new basketball arena.[4] With the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation dropping men's soccer after the 2012 season, the HBU team moved to the Western Athletic Conference, which began sponsoring the sport from 2013 onwards.[5]
Houston Baptist University sponsors teams in eight men's and eight women's NCAA sanctioned sports:[6]
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"Get up and Go, You Mighty Huskies"
- Get up and go, you mighty Huskies
- Give it a fight for HBU.
- Whenever the goin' is rough and things are tough,
- Don't give up the fight.
- Shoulder the load, hold to the road,
- Pull with all your might.
- Get up and go, you mighty Huskies
- Give it a hail for orange and blue.
- Get ready to meet the test, show your best
- Drive until you've made History, with victory
- You'll win for HBU.
Hail the Orange and Blue (Alma Mater)
- In the great state of Texas,
- Houston, U.S.A.,
- Stands our noble Alma Mater,
- Christ saying I am the Way.
- In our search for knowledge,
- Tempered with thy love,
- Seeking our place of service,
- With wisdom from above.
- Give us courage, strength and faith,
- To face a world filled with fear.
- Ever onward to the challenge,
- Knowing thou art near.
- Chorus:
- God bless our school.
- Keep her safe and true.
- God bless our Alma Mater.
- Hail the orange and Blue.
- ^ Staff (March 23, 2011). "Houston Baptist continues D-I march". Associated Press/ESPN. Retrieved April 5, 2011.
- ^ "HBU Joins Great West Conference". HBU Athletics. 2008-07-10. Retrieved 2008-07-17.[dead link]
- ^ http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/sports/ncaa_football/111025-southland-conference-to-visit-houston-baptist-university
- ^ "Houston Baptist University to Join Southland Conference on July 1, 2013". Southland Conference. Retrieved 21 November 2011.
- ^ "WAC Adds Men's Soccer". WACsports.com. 2013-01-09. Retrieved 2013-02-17.
- ^ http://www.hbuhuskies.com/
- ^ "HBU-Huskies Traditions". HBUHuskies.
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A company called Senario has released a new home audio-visual gadget called the Torpedo Entertainment Projector, which plugs into the A/V jack of a DVD player, cable box or satellite receiver and throws up an image of up to 60 inches onto any wall or ceiling. The device also works with video game systems,digital still and video cameras, iPods and computers. It weighs only 2.5 pounds, so you can easily move it from room to room, has built-speakers and a resolution of 960 x 240. The Torpedo is available at Targets, K-Marts and Wal-Marts nationwide for about $170.
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Stacey Koon, the Los Angeles cop who was involved in the notorious beating of the late Rodney King back in 1990, was seen driving a limo, according to TMZ.
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What Our Google Habits Reveal About Our Voting Habits
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, doctoral candidate in economics at Harvard, says that if you really want to know what the average American is thinking about when it comes politics, don't ask them — ask Google. Among the things you may be surprised to learn? "Paul Ryan shirtless" gets Googled nine times more often than "Paul Ryan budget."
Times Correspondent C.J. Chivers on Reporting from Inside Syria
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
C.J. Chivers, correspondent for our partner The New York Times, has just returned from a reporting trip in Syria. He followed a group of Syrian rebels and the development of military tactics, including the booby trapping of ammunition, while he was there.
U.S. Senate Candidate in Hot Water Over Comments on Rape
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
It seems like déjà vu: a U.S. Senate candidate in a tight race makes a controversial statement about rape, setting off an awkward need for a response from the Republican presidential nominee.
Obama and Romney Debate Foreign Policy
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
In a recent poll in three battleground states, foreign policy was only the fourth most important factor for voters, ranked below the economy, the deficit, and health care. So did last night's debate change the minds of any independent voters?
A Climate of Doubt
Monday, October 22, 2012
Just a few years ago, climate change was widely considered an inconvenient truth — something that would likely be expensive and difficult to fix, but an issue that nearly all politicians felt compelled to reckon with. But in 2012, climate change has all but evaporated as a political issue. Bill McKibben, environmentalist and author, explains why.
Obama and Romney Set Aside Campaign for Comedy
Friday, October 19, 2012
Last night, President Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney set aside their contentious campaign for comedy, at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner. Pete Dominick, host of the radio show Stand Up! on Sirius XM and a contributor to CNN, grades their performances.
New Movie Releases: 'Alex Cross,' 'Paranormal Activity 4'
Friday, October 19, 2012
We have three very unusual movie releases this week: "Alex Cross," which stars Tyler Perry in his first non-Tyler Perry role; "Paranormal Activity 4," which supposedly brings the low budget horror franchise to a close; and "The Sessions," about a paralyzed man in his late thirties trying to lose his virginity.
Try the Morgue: An Inside Look at the World of Arms Trafficking
Friday, October 19, 2012
Since the '80s, Eva Maria Staal (not her real name) has sold weapons in Chechnya, Pakistan, China and beyond. Her work, while legal, frequently brought her in close contact with all kinds of underworld figures — from drug dealers to child and sex traffickers. Her debut novel "Try the Morgue," draws on these experiences.
Boy Scouts Release 'Perversion' Files
Friday, October 19, 2012
Yesterday, the Boy Scouts of America, one of the most illustrious and respected youth organizations in the world, released a number of "Ineligible Volunteer Files." Also referred to as the "Perversion Files," these documents list over 1,200 suspected child molesters both within the organization, and in the communities they serve. Kristian Foden-Vencil, reporter for OPB News, explains.
Pennsylvania Takes a Back Seat in the Swing State Frenzy
Friday, October 19, 2012
Battleground states can make or break a candidate's election, but this season, some typically contentious regions are being left off the map. Pennsylvania Republican Party Chairman Rob Gleason and political reporter James O'Toole discuss where the Keystone State stands when its out of the political spotlight.
How Integrated Education Began at the University of Texas at Austin
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Fisher v. University of Texas. It's a case that could bring an end to affirmative action, if the plaintiff, white student Abigail Fisher, wins. It's also a case that might bring to a close an integrated era in Texas and the United States that began not with Brown versus the Board of Education, as many people presume, but with Sweatt v. Painter in 1950.
University of Texas Students Weigh in on Affirmative Action
Thursday, October 18, 2012
The Supreme Court is currently considering the case of Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, which centers on whether affirmative action should play a role in student admission. The case has led to debate across the country and on the University of Texas at Austin campus. Three diverse University of Texas students share their opinions on whether affirmative action is necessary or outdated.
Bangladeshi Man Accused of Plotting to Blow Up New York's Federal Reserve Bank
Thursday, October 18, 2012
A Bangladeshi man was accused yesterday of attempting to blow up New York's Federal Reserve Bank. Twenty-one-year-old Quazi Mohammad Ahsan Nafis has appeared in court and been charged with trying to detonate what he thought was a van full of explosives. Bob Hennelly, a contributing editor at WNYC, explains.
Negative Campaigns and Big Money: Election Season in the Ancient World
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Attack ads have become part and parcel of the modern political process, but it turns out negative campaigning has a much longer history, one that began centuries ago. Ellen Millender, professor of classics and humanities at Reed College explains why Greek and Roman politicians might feel at home in modern Washington.
Can the Government Create Jobs?
Thursday, October 18, 2012
In Tuesday night's presidential debate there was much discussion about job creation, but it was the comments of one of our independent voters in Ohio, Dan Starr, that really set a lot of listeners off. "The government doesn't create any jobs — they really don't," he said. "That's the job of the private sector." Is Dan right?
The Rise of the Pumpkin-Flavored Seasonal Snack
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Last year more than 60 pumpkin-related dishes appeared on the menus of America's top 250 chain restaurants. According to restraint industry analyst Dataessential, 2012 is on track to break last year's records. So why pumpkins? And what's the economic impact? Felix Salmon, finance blogger at Reuters, investigates.
Princeton's First Female President Shirley Tilghman Stepping Down
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
After 11 years in the job Shirley Tilghman, Princeton University's first female president, will be stepping down at the end of the academic year. What does she consider her biggest accomplishment?
What Can We Learn from Psychopaths?
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
The next time you find yourself alone with a psychopath, Kevin Dutton says that rather than running for cover, maybe you should take notes. Dutton is the author of "The Wisdom of Psychopaths: What Saints, Spies, and Serial Killers Can Teach Us About Success"
Growing Up in a War Zone
Monday, October 15, 2012
While war continues to ravage Syria, the world watches in horror. The question weighing most heavily on our collective conscience is simply this: What about the children?
David Thomson on 'The Big Screen'
Friday, October 12, 2012
It's Friday, when we talk about movies on the Takeaway. And today, rather than focus on a specific new release, we're looking at the big picture. From silent films to youtube videos, from international cinema to Hollwood's golden age, we're going to try to cram in as much as we can. It's all in honor of David Thomson and his new book, "The Big Screen," which is both a history of, and valentine to, film.


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Jerry King's Mac411: On the passing of Steve Jobs
It was the evening of Oct. 5. Dinner was over; I was reading a book on my iPad while listening to a Philadelphia jazz station on my Internet radio when the first email message arrived announcing the passing of Steve Jobs. I had been reflecting upon Apple's product announcements made Oct. 4; at our NMUG meeting, we watched a streaming video of the event. I probably was mulling around in my mind about what to write as the next Mac 411 article.
I certainly didn't expect to be writing this article.
Those who know me probably view me as stoic and rather cold; I wouldn't argue their point. However I am amazed at my reactions to Jobs' death, and when reading the 100s of articles and comments about Jobs and his place in our history. Consider me now as being near the top of the weepy, choked up set.
Reading the pros
The number of wonderful eulogy messages / articles is finite, but not countable by me. I've viewed hundreds. Here are two that I've added to my database of stored websites to remember.
MacWorld magazine exists because of the Apple company. Jason Snell is editorial director for the magazine. His eulogy is one of the best to describe the personal impact that Apple (as driven by Steve Jobs) has made upon the lives of you, me and everyone else: tinyurl.com/3gafgn4
I've picked one national press article by David Gelernter of the Wall Street Journal because of its historical perspective. It was Steve Jobs' return to the company that created the most valuable (market) and most significant user-experience company of today: tinyurl.com/3tm5p3w
Facing reality
By the summer of 2005 Steve Jobs learned he had pancreatic cancer and of his limited likelihood of survival. He accepted an invitation to be the commencement speaker for Stanford University. If you haven't viewed a video of his 2005 speech, please do: tinyurl.com/ec4jo
The pre-Mac world
I knew Apple almost before there was an Apple, as I was paid to stay abreast of computing technology early in my career. I enjoy telling my daughters about the computing industry icons I met and supported before they became icons.
I never met Steve. I was fortunate to have visited Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) on a few occasions. Like the team from Apple, my colleagues and I were blown away by the potential of the breakthrough Graphical User Interface (GUI) system on its Alto computer. We encouraged Xerox to offer the product for use in our offices. Xerox's top management couldn't have cared less, however. Xerox made copy machines — and their supplies — and that was all they wanted to sell.
The first result of Apple's visit to PARC was the Lisa computer, the first to successfully incorporate the Alto features. But it was expensive. I had one installed on trial for my secretary to use, replacing the Wang for a few months. She cried when it had to be returned. When the Macintosh was released we bought them for almost everyone. Eventually we had more than 400 Macs linked via AppleTalk in three buildings separated by 10 miles.
Going forward
Let me separate this into three elements: products, culture and Wall Street
Apple attracts the best and brightest of engineers and designers. Leaders like Jonathan Ive are there to drive the product appearance. Others whom I don't know create the fantastic implementation. Products will continue to be revolutionary. Reports indicate that Steve Jobs was personally involved in product development plans for the next three to four years.
Steve was an extremely private person. However, probably after his cancer diagnosis, he began transferring his philosophical DNA into Apple to assure that Apple after Jobs would continue.
One action was to create Apple University that is a type of Harvard Business School training for Apple's managers and potentials about the Apple way. Case studies and education should let future Apple employees understand Apple's philosophy even in his absence. This was a big company perspective and indicative of Steve's vision beyond products; I've not met many companies in the Internet / recent computer industry that were this visionary. Normally they focus on stock-option cash-out opportunities.
The challenge for investors will be whether Apple's management can put up presentation managers for product announcements that inspire, as Steve Jobs did over and over. I expect Apple dynamics to be more subdued but eventually stabilizing.
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Announcing Liftopia's #PlayHookyGoSki Photo Contest Winners!by RoseAnne Moises
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10 Highlights From Liftopia's #PlayHookyGoSki Photo Contestby RoseAnne Moises
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The Mountain Collective Returns With New Resort For 2015/16!by RoseAnne Moises
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"Our idea is very simple," Yang said. "We wanted to intensify the signal so that it could be read inside the well, by cultivating the cells in three dimensions."
Yang and his team created a device that uses standard well plates in a new way. In one well, they plant cells on one of their 3D scaffolds. The surrounding eight wells contain only growth medium.
The 3D glob of cells in the middle well glows brighter than a 2D film, due to a specific optical effect, Yang said. The surrounding empty cells provide a darker background that lets the fluorescence signal be measured even more easily.
"You can use this as a device to monitor a drug's effect, whether you want to stimulate or inhibit cell growth," Yang said. "We have used it on colon cancer cells and mouse embryonic stem cells. And in both cases, we found a very good relation between cell growth and fluorescence intensity."
The device can be used with standard well plates, though nine wells are required for each test instead of one. He and his team are expanding the technology from 96-well plates to 384-well plates, and are working on their own custom plate design.
There is an advantage to using more wells: The eight empty wells supply nutrients to the cells in the middle well, so tests can run for up to two weeks without researchers having to replenish the growth medium.
"If you replenish the medium, you could essentially grow cells indefinitely," Yang said.
The second new technology to come from Yang's lab is a microfluidics platform that allows for testing of many types of cells or drug dosages at once. Tiny pipes connect wells that contain cells growing in 3D. The drug to be tested is pumped from a common reservoir into the pipes.
Each well could receive a different dosage of the same drug. Or, researchers could plant cells from different organs in each well, and see how each kind of cell reacts to the same d
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Topical ASC-J9 Cream for Acne
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To evaluate the safety and efficacy of topical 0.1% and 0.025% ASC-J9 creams applied twice daily for facial acne compared to vehicle control.
Drug: ASC-J9
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Phase 2, Multi-Center, Randomized, Double-Blind, Vehicle-Controlled Clinical Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of 0.1% and 0.025% ASC-J9 Creams Applied Topically Twice Daily for 12 Weeks for the Treatment of Facial Acne Vulgaris
- Percent Change in Inflammatory Acne Lesion Counts [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Percent change from Baseline
- Success on Investigator Global Assessment (IGA) at Week 12 [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Overall acne rated as clear, almost clear, mild, moderate, severe, very severe.
Success = Week 12 rating of clear or almost clear and at least a 2-grade improvement from baseline
- Percent Change in Noninflammatory Acne Lesion Counts [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Percent change from Baseline
|Study Start Date:
|February 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|August 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Placebo Comparator: Vehicle control cream
Drug: ASC-J9
Cream for twice daily topical application to the face
|Experimental: 0.025% ASC-J9 cream
Drug: ASC-J9
Cream for twice daily topical application to the face
|Experimental: 0.1% ASC-J9 cream
Drug: ASC-J9
Cream for twice daily topical application to the face
Detailed Description:
Approximately 180 patients at least 12 years of age with facial acne will be randomized to twice daily topical treatment with 0.1% or 0.025% ASC-J9 cream or vehicle control for 12 weeks. Patients will return to the clinic at Weeks 2, 4, 8 and 12 and again 4 weeks after the last dose of study drug for evaluation of acne status and safety parameters.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|12 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Key Inclusion Criteria:
- At least 12 years of age at the time of enrollment
Facial acne, with:
- 20-60 inflammatory facial lesions (papules/pustules/nodules/cysts);
- 20-100 noninflammatory facial lesions (open and closed comedones);
- No more than 2 nodules/cysts on the face (defined as an inflammatory lesion greater than or equal to 5 mm in diameter);
- Investigator's Global Assessment (IGA) acne score of 3 or 4.
Key Exclusion Criteria:
- Females who are pregnant or breast-feeding
- Skin diseases other than acne vulgaris
- Use of other topical or systemic treatments for acne
- Other significant medical conditions or clinically significant abnormal laboratory test results.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01289574
|United States, New Jersey
|TKL Research, Inc
|Paramus, New Jersey, United States, 07652
|Chang Gung Memorial Hospital
|NiaoSong District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan
|Shih Kong Wu Ho-Su Memorial Hospital
|Taipei City, Taipei, Taiwan, 11160
|Taipei Medical University Hospital
|Taipei City, Taipei, Taiwan
|Tri-Service General Hospital
|Taipei City, Taipei, Taiwan, 11490
|Chang Gung Memorial Hospital - Linkou Branch
|Gueishan Township, Taoyuan County, Taiwan, 33305
|Wan Fang Hospital
|Taipei, Taiwan, 11696
|Principal Investigator:
|Jonathan S Dosik, MD
|TKL Research
|Principal Investigator:
|Chieh-Chen Huang, MD
|Shih Kong Wu Ho-Su Memorial Hospital
|Principal Investigator:
|Chih-Hsun Yang, MD
|Chang Gung Memorial Hospital - LinKou Branch
|Principal Investigator:
|Ting-Jui Chen, MD
|Wan Fang Hospital
|Principal Investigator:
|Wei-Ming Wang, MD PhD
|Tri-Service General Hospital
|Principal Investigator:
|Kuo-Hsien Wang, MD
|Taipei Medical University Hospital
|Principal Investigator:
|Ji-Chen Ho, MD
|Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Kaohsiung Branch
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|AndroScience Corp
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01289574 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|February 2, 2011
|Results First Received:
|June 27, 2014
|Last Updated:
|July 29, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by AndroScience Corp:
androgen receptor degradation enhancer
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Route 30 detour delayed until FridayApril 10,2014Route 30 detour delayed until Friday
Construction crews have delayed the start of a weeklong detour of Vermonts Route 30 until Friday night.
Workers at the roads lower starting point in Brattleboro are set to divert traffic onto roads as far away as Windsor County as they work to remove a 1,000-foot Interstate 91 bridge overhead.
With preparations nearly complete, contractors are now scheduled to close the road Friday night and not reopen it until the afternoon of April 18.
The detour will add 22 miles for through traffic that will be diverted onto the interstate and routes 11 and 103.
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Waubonsee Welcomes Veterans Looking to Further Their Education
During November, our nation focuses on a number of recognition activities and events that publicly and proudly honor all our military veterans and those who are still actively serving their country in the armed services.
It is important for all Americans to remember our veterans and their courageous service on behalf of the United States.
And it is also critical for our community to provide a welcoming presence that helps local veterans returning from their active duty role to integrate back into daily life. Colleges across the country enthusiastically accept this charge and are enrolling veterans in numbers not seen for decades. Community colleges take particular pride in welcoming our military personnel home. In 2007 and 2008 community colleges educated 43 percent of all military undergraduates enrolled in postsecondary educational programs.
Key aspects of the nationAEs first GI Bill of Rights helped many who served in World War II reintegrate into our community through educational and economic assistance. Subsequent programs for veterans following the Korean and Vietnam Wars also focused on helping them earn college degrees through educational benefits.
A new post-9/11 GI Bill, which became effective Aug. 1, designates provisions for college tuition, books and living expenses. As a result, waves of veterans are expected to enroll in community colleges to earn an associate degree u eventually continuing on to obtain a bachelorAEs degree or higher.
At Waubonsee Community College, our faculty and staff are ready to assist veterans as they move from combat and/or active duty to college. Veterans interested in attending Waubonsee, or those already enrolled should visit waubonsee.edu/veterans or call the collegeAEs Student Veterans Advisor at (630) 466-2091 for information on admissions, academic advising, benefit and referral information, as well as the evaluation of military training for college credit.
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Amid racial tensions in communities such as Ferguson, Missouri, and following the deaths of young black men like Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin, two slam poets confront what it means to be black men in America and in their communities. Theo Wilson, once a victim of police brutality, delves into his internal struggle of dealing with the past encounter, remembering how powerless he felt in the face of his oppressor, and his ensuing resolve to change the rules of the game. Beneath the smoldering anger and aftermath of police violence is a growing disquietude toward the future of race relations. Jovan Mays, the poet laureate of Aurora, Colorado, uses his spoken word to express the turmoil of emotions and experiences inherently attached to growing up a black boy in America.
The Perry children live in a world of pretend cupcakes and Barbie dolls. They also live in one of food insecurity. Their mother Latisha Perry isn't always sure where their next meal will come from, but she bears the burden for her five children.
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CNBC's Chief Washington correspondent John Harwood sits down with 2016 presidential hopefuls to discuss their beliefs, identities, headlines and more.
Martha Loats, 90, is a senior who loves adventure. For her 90th birthday, she went skydiving, and since then she's been zip lining and went up in a hot air balloon. Martha went scuba diving with nurse sharks, sting rays, fish and Pacific green sea turtles in the Denver Downtown Aquarium on July 17, 2014.
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The World of Cosplay: Professionals by day, superheroes by night
Becka Noel and Dhareza Maramis seem cut from the same cloth as your typical working professionals: Noel is an assistant at a private equity firm in Midtown Manhattan, Maramis the creative director at an ad agency.
But these two New Yorkers lead a double life—of the Peter Parker variety.
Mr. Rick's Ballerz means family, commitment and knowing someone has your back. Using basketball as a vessel, Coach Rick Phillips brings together young men to avoid life's traps and to succeed in the game.
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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) March 11, 2009 -- Norvax University brings its popular insurance agent training conference to Dallas, Texas, on Thursday, March 26, just a month after its "standing room only" Chicago conference.
The day-long intensive training event is part of the 2009 Marketing Success Tour and features advanced health insurance sales training and marketing education for agents and brokers. This Norvax University presentation will be sponsored in part by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, Unicare and TWG Capital.
The Marketing Success Dallas conference will be an even bigger conference with more sessions and speakers. It will be held at the Radisson Hotel & Suites (Dallas - Love Field), 1241 W. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, TX 75247.
To ensure the best interaction and a more "hands on" setting, only 150 passes will be sold for the Dallas conference. Tickets are normally $249, but early registrants will be able take advantage of a lower $149 "Early Bird" special price.
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High health care costs affect us all. This is a complex and confusing issue. The attached summary provides a high level overview and some potential answers we can all understand.
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The United States is currently in the third quarter of our economic recovery. Although we are glad to see the turnaround, many are not feeling the positive effects – especially those who have lost their jobs or houses. We have believed for some time that this recovery would take time since the recession was caused by too much and poorly structured debt. This debt restructure program will take time and will have a negative impact on the pace of our economic recovery for some time to come.
In The Big Short, Michael Lewis provides a fascinating look into the mortgage securitization market and how its collapse lead to the Great Recession. The book provides good insight into the recent allegations against Goldman Sachs. Lewis also provides a very interesting opinion on the root cause of the recent turmoil in the financial markets.
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Are Derivatives Dangerous? A Literature Survey
In this paper, we propose a survey of the academic literature that has addressed the threats raised by derivatives. An initial issue is the impact of derivatives on the volatility of the underlying assets, but empirical findings do not suggest any significant effect. The recent literature on the dangers of derivatives is more concerned by systemic risks. Several studies suggest that the sophistication of the products and the concentration of risks are potential sources of instability because of the increasing uncertainty, the repeated occurrence of extreme losses, and finally the greater possibility of global crisis. Among the solutions that have been proposed to mitigate risk, beyond strengthening internal control, putting clearinghouses into general use and limiting naked-transactions seem to be the most promising avenues.
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According to published reports, the United States currently has troops deployed in about 130 countries. History tells us that once American troops enter a country or a region, they will be unwilling to leave. Take, for instance, South Korea, Germany and Japan. After more than half a century, American troops are still stationed in these countries. Just the other day the U.S. government indicated that it would follow the South Korea model and deploy troops in Iraq for the long term.
This sentiment reflects Beijing's growing resentment over not only the Manas air base, but with this country's global military posture more generally. As noted in a 2004 article on "U.S. occupation of Kyrgyz air base" that has been re-published by a number of official Chinese websites:
Undoubtedly, a sharp knife has been positioned to the back of China by the presence of American forces in Central Asia. Once clashes break out over the Taiwan Strait and America decides to intervene, U.S. troops stationed in Central Asia would probably launch an attack from behind our back. Manas is only a little over 400 kilometers from Xinjiang in China. It would take American warplanes just over 10 minutes to reach Xinjiang. Therefore, it can be said that Manas constitutes a direct military threat to Xinjiang and the western region of China.
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By Steve Marr
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Dec 15, 2006
You can download a number of .pdf topos for the climbing areas at Reimer's Ranch from the Texas Climbers web site (texasclimbers.com):
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By Jfoley
Oct 22, 2011
What is the climbing like here in Dec-Jan? Sunny cliffs?,windy?,temps?
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From: ABQ, NM
Oct 26, 2011
Jay, I believe that Prototype, House of Pain, Crankenstien etc. face either west or slightly NW and catch afternoon sun. Dead Cats, T-roofic, Tit for Tom face more West or SW and catch sun earlier. Sex Canyon and Cave face south though their steep nature provides shade in the summer, the Canyon probably gets sun in winter while the Cave probably does not. There are also a few routes across the canyon that face north and would not catch sun.
As far as temperatures go it has never been TOO cold for me to climb there and we visit often for Thanksgiving and Christmas. That said it can be cold and the humidity compared to NM will make it seem a bit colder. That said you could need down jackets to belay or it could be 70 degrees.
Wind has never been a problem when I've been there.
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From: San Antonio, TX
Aug 12, 2013
|Is there a best time of day to climb during the summer at Reimer's? A few friends want to go this weekend, but we're just wondering if there are some shadow chasing opportunities here. Thanks.
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Aug 22, 2013
Sam, The best part of the day in August is morning and evening. The beauty of Reimers Ranch is that in the hottest part of the day you can take advantage of the river running in the area and cool off.
If you are going more in the mid day, I would suggest the North Shore area of Reimers, as it is in the shade the whole day. Plus they keep adding new routes there that haven't been polished by the high traffic.
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|FYI the current entry fee is $10 and they only take cash. There is an ATM in a gas station/convenience mart a mile from the entrance
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First get to flagstaff and take highway 89 torwards page Arizona, this will not be long. There will be a sign that says sunset crater on the right, instead turn left ad from there follow the signs to lockett meadow, it is a big fall if you happen to drive off the road. Have a good time, this road may be closed during the winter so you may need to hike the on the road. There is also a need to get a backcountry winter pass to go here, it is free.
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Start at Lockett Meadow trailhead in lockett meadow, it is really a beatiful place to camp. Hike 1.5 mi past the fFagstaff Spring, you will pass two gates to get there and the in a half mile you will enter into a meadow an there will be a pump station of the flagstaff spring and a place to rest. From there continure to hike torward Fremont peak, depending on how much snow there was that year will determine when you step into you snow shoes. In the spring time cramons (semi flexible are good), or snowshoes with the spikes are recommended for faster travel. Keep hiking torward Fremont peak untill the trail turns off to Doyle saddle, it might not be much of a trail with all the snow so somehow choose a route and get to the saddle. The avalanche paths work great. From there decide which peak to climb, Agasszi, Freemont or Humphreys. You can only hike Agassiz when there is snow on it because of endangered type of alagae that grows on it during the summer, 500 dollar fine if caught. If you choose to climb up assazi go up the ridge untill you reach the top. There are many ways to take agassiz, I hiked it on the east face of the mountain and if it is the spring time you will need crampons, we didnt feel the need to rope off but we did as precaution. Once on top either hike down the north ridge where that takes you to Agassiz saddle and from there you will be able to take the ridge to humphreys. But if you dont have that much time and want to try humphreys cross the lower part of Agassiz across the exposed area to the big rock formation and from there hike over the ridge and then down it to the saddle. From there take the ridge to Humphreys peak, there are 3 false summits, and dig the sign out of the snow and dont forget to take pictures. Bring a topo map of the area, it helps a bit, I will try to post one on the site. Sorry that I dont have any pictures from the top, they all got lost on my disk and i am trying to sort them out, i will post them as soon as i can.
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BRUNSWICK -- Ask any golfer out there who shoots a 15-over par during a single round, and they'd probably tell you the same thing: It's time to throw in the towel.
Not Christian Liggin.
The former Lee County girls golf star and reigning Herald Player of the Year stayed the course and bounced back from one of the worst rounds of her golf career last Friday in Jekyll Island to win the coveted low medalist honors at the Region XVII Tournament with Coastal Georgia on Sunday. And in doing so, she also led the first-year NJCAA Division II women's golf program to the overall team title.
"I caught some tough breaks that first day and lipped out, like, five putts and ended up with four double bogeys," Liggin said by telephone from her new home of Brunswick on Tuesday. "It was terrible. I was discouraged, obviously. But I also knew I was better than that, so I just came back the next day and tried to put it behind me."
She did.
Trailing by a whopping eight strokes after the first round, Liggin brushed off that dismal 87 on Day 1 and shaved 10 strokes off her score, firing a 77 on Day 2 and then a 79 on Day 3 to win the title in her first collegiate season by three shots over Gordon College's Cameron Cole. Cole actually led Liggin by four shots on the back nine during the final round, but a triple bogey by Cole and birdie by Liggin on No. 10 made it all even -- and Liggin never looked back.
"I was pretty hard on myself after that first day, but everyone kept telling me I wasn't out of it and it was a three-day tournament and just to come out and play better the next two days," said Liggin, who was a three-time Region 1-AAAA champ during her time with Lee County and was the first player to ever be offered a scholarship by Coastal Georgia when it started a men's and women's program last year. "The second day, I made a lot more putts, posted three birdies and when I ended that round, I was one shot off the lead."
Liggin's assistant golf coach at Coastal, Nicole Wildes, said all that was needed after the disastrous first round was a minor adjustment to Liggin's swing.
Wildes was confident her scores would improve.
"She was just struggling out there and (head coach John) Cook and I looked at her swing after the first round and we fixed what was wrong. Then she just came out bombing away the next day from the first tee," Wildes said of Liggin's second-round 77 -- the lowest score posted by any girls golfer posted during the three-day tournament. "And she even made a few mistakes in that second round, so her score probably could've been lower, like a 73 or 74."
Of course, Liggin had something else working against her that she also needed to overcome to accomplish the feat, and she said it was in the back of her mind the entire tournament.
"I was a little worried coming into the tournament because of what happened to me at state my senior year (in Jekyll Island)," recalled Liggin, who entered the Class AAAA state tournament last year as one of the favorites to win it all, only to shoot 14 over and settle for a fourth-place finish. "I was glad it wasn't the same course, but just playing (in Jekyll Island brought back some bad memories) of what happened to me at state, so I knew it was important for me to play well and win (in order to get past that)."
Liggin's golf coach at Lee County, Cristi Griffin, said Tuesday she had no doubt Liggin would excel at the college level, and was thrilled to hear the news of her former star pupil's big win over the weekend.
"I keep up with her pretty well and I texted her mom Saturday to see how she was doing, and she told me (Christian) won after struggling to start with. I wasn't surprised to hear (she'd bounced back) because she's so mentally tough and she can get over having a bad day better than most and not let it affect her," Griffin said. "Christian's a girl who has all the tools to play at a really high level and she may end up at a Division I school one day."
The win by both Liggin and the team punched the Lady Mariners' golf program's ticket to nationals at Daytona Beach in May in their inaugural campaign. The feat is even more impressive considering the Coastal Georgia girls team is made up of all freshman and the Lady Mariners didn't win a tournament all year.
"We're all so excited. We've been practicing really hard and it's nice to see the hard work has paid off," said Liggin, who played the No. 1 position for Coastal all year and finished as high as second once during the regular season schedule. "We didn't know if it was possible to reach nationals in our first year, but we did it."
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