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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- Hofstra coach Simon Riddiough had a problem last spring, the coaching equivalent of the nightmare in which you show up at school to find yourself sitting for an exam you didn't know you had.
Riddiough didn't have a goalkeeper. And despite returning a potentially prolific group of forwards and midfielders, that issue threatened to put the Pride on the wrong end of the score against anyone who could hit the target on a 24-foot open invitation.
The scarcity of saves arose when Hofstra's No. 1 keeper from the 2009 season, Krysten Farriella, elected to forgo a potential fifth season of eligibility for medical reasons and backup Kylie Shuster tore her ACL during the spring. And it was that scarcity that led Riddiough to stop by the training room one day in April and ask Krista Thorn -- then a junior infielder for the school's softball team who had played one season of college soccer as a freshman goalkeeper at Iona -- if she'd like to make a comeback in the fall.
"My jaw dropped," Thorn recalled. "I was thinking in my head, 'Yes!' but I was trying to think about all the other things that would come into play. Would I have time to do work? Would softball allow me to do this?"
With the blessing of softball coach Bill Edwards, Thorn soon accepted the invitation. Just for good measure, Riddiough, a native of England, also searched through old e-mail correspondence and reached out to Emily Morphitis, a youth player from London who had formerly expressed interest in playing college soccer in the United States. No, she hadn't already committed elsewhere, he learned. And yes, she could be in New York for the fall.
Fast forward to Sunday, and Thorn and Morphitis, as they have all season, split keeper duties in Hofstra's 2-0 win against UNC Wilmington, a win that clinched the outright Colonial Athletic Association regular-season title and extended the nation's longest winning streak to 16 games.
The two keepers aren't the stars of the show -- although they have more than adequately filled the void in goal en route to seven clean sheets -- but they are proof positive as to why Hofstra is ranked in the Top 25 for the first time ever and ranked directly behind national powers Texas A&M, Florida State and UCLA in last week's RPI.
The shortest player on the field against UNC Wilmington at exactly 5 feet, and most definitely one of the stars of the show, Hofstra senior midfielder Tiffany Yovino offered her own interpretation of who the Pride are when she headed home the opening goal -- the second time in nine days she got her head to the ball for an eventual winner.
A successful prep player from the rich recruiting ground of Long Island, where she also played for Riddiough's Olympic development program team, Yovino drew a smattering of interest from schools in the ACC and Big East coming out of high school. But she recalled that coaches from those schools told her they couldn't offer her the kind of scholarship money she deserved, ostensibly because a player her size was simply too big a risk.
Riddiough was all too happy to keep Yovino close to home, where she's a lock to earn first-team All-CAA honors for a third consecutive season (she was a second-teamer as a freshman). And a week after heading home the winner in the final minutes at William and Mary, there she was fighting for position in a crowded 18-yard box and getting her head on Amy Turner's free kick for the first goal against the Seahawks. She's not a player easily forgotten, and big though her smile may be, she's also not a player who easily forgets.
"Sometimes we've played those teams that didn't really give me everything that I would want," Yovino said. "It's nice to play them and beat them and have so much success with this team. But ultimately, I'm so happy that I'm here, and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else."
So it goes for Hofstra. Leading scorer Salma Tarik transferred after one season at Cal State Northridge to be closer to her mother. Forward Laura Greene was set to run track at Virginia Tech before opting at the last minute to stay closer to home and play soccer. Most of the back line are converted forwards.
There's nothing ragtag about the Hofstra program, which advanced to the NCAA tournament in two of Riddiough's first four seasons and hasn't had a losing season under anyone's watch since 1996. But from overlooked talent to unlikely keepers, this is not your typical juggernaut. And they're all the more likable for it.
"We're a bit blue-collar," Riddiough said. "We don't get, necessarily, the blue-chippers coming out of the Island. We get the kids who are under the radar a little bit. You get a bit lucky with some late transfers. You balance it out, and sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. When it does, it's tremendous. And it seems to be doing that this year."
Around the nation
Speaking of teams enjoying their best seasons on record, Maryland took a big step in that direction with its first win in 33 tries against North Carolina. Coming off a 2-1 loss against Wake Forest on Thursday, and playing without regular starters Ashley Grove and Domenica Hodak because of red cards in that game, the Terrapins rode Sade Ayinde goals in the 78th and 85th minutes to the 2-1 win against the Tar Heels. Of the 13 ACC players with at least eight goals, Ayinde is the only one who doesn't start on a regular basis, and her rate of a goal every 38.2 minutes she's on the field is easily tops among that select group of finishers.
Maryland's win was the culmination of a weekend that leaves the ACC a postseason puzzle. With one more round of conference games to play in the regular season, Florida State controls its own destiny but will do so on the road against Maryland and Boston College. Just a point behind the Seminoles, North Carolina travels to Duke and Wake Forest. And Virginia, currently tied for third with Maryland and Wake Forest, might have the best route to the title, closing with cellar residents NC State and Clemson.
The picture is less muddled in the West Coast Conference, in part because there's no conference tournament to worry about, but also because Portland took care of business and staked its claim to the conference crown with road wins at San Diego and Santa Clara. With their two remaining games coming against Saint Mary's and San Francisco, currently at the bottom of the WCC standings, the Pilots are in position to enter the NCAA tournament at 19-1-0, their best since 2005's unbeaten season (when they were 18-0-1 entering the tournament).
Outside of a 3-1 win at California, all of Portland's signature wins -- at home against Oklahoma State and Texas A&M and on the road against San Diego and Santa Clara -- have come by the same 1-0 margin. All told, Portland has six 1-0 wins this season, and while the most important part of that combination is clearly the "win" part, it's still an eye-catching number for the Pilots. They had only two 1-0 wins all of last season, three in 2008 and four in 2007. Not since 2003 have they had more. Yet with all that said, if you took the opportunity to watch the weekend's pair of nationally televised games, you saw a team that still constructs a buildup as well anyone.
The Big East is the first of the major conferences to begin its league tournament, with two first-round games Thursday and four quarterfinals Sunday, all at the higher seeds (Rutgers hosts the semifinals and final). Marquette enters as the top seed after an unbeaten regular season (11-0-0) and will look to become only the fourth team to deny Notre Dame the tournament title. One of those teams was West Virginia in 2007, and the current Mountaineers enter as one of the hottest teams this side of Marquette, winning nine consecutive games to close the conference regular season.
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Michigan: The Wolverines needed at least one result against a pair of ranked teams, and they got it with a 1-0 overtime win at Minnesota (they also lost 1-0 at Wisconsin). It was Michigan's first top-50 RPI win of the season
Oklahoma: The Sooners won at Texas for the first time ever and almost came away with a draw at Texas A&M. It doesn't get any easier with the regular-season finale against likely ornery Oklahoma State, which lost twice over the weekend, but beating the Longhorns keeps Oklahoma in the at-large mix.
Penn State: Just when we thought they were out. Penn State scored a much-needed 2-0 win at Illinois. Win three winnable games and the Nittany Lions finish 10-8-1 and at least have a pulse.
South Florida: Beat St. John's and Syracuse to close regular season with four consecutive wins. A Big East quarterfinal against Georgetown is still a very-much-recommend-win, but perhaps not unequivocally a must-win.
Stock Down
Baylor: The Bears had a strong case for being on the right side of the bubble entering the weekend. After losses at home against Missouri and Iowa State, that's no longer the case.
Houston: This is a bit harsh because a 1-1 draw was actually a good result. But a loss at UAB knocked them out of first place in Conference USA for a team that could use the top seed in the conference tournament.
Connecticut: The loss at West Virginia was to be expected (although perhaps not by a 3-0 score), but the 1-0 loss at Pitt makes Thursday's Big East first-rounder against Louisville a must-win game to have any reasonable chance of an at-large bid (also likely true for the Cardinals).
California: The RPI is still rock-solid and the Bears can't finish worse than .500, but in terms of momentum, one point out of a trip to Arizona and Arizona State means they've taken just nine of a possible 27 points in their past nine games heading into Saturday's home game with Stanford.
Graham Hays covers women's college soccer for ESPN.com. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @grahamhays.


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Free flowing venture capital dollars in the digital age have made business incubators and accelerators commonplace, but until now the retail and consumer packaged goods industry didn't have one it could call its own.
Jet and Boxed are two online retailers taking aim at the warehouse club channel and drawing increased funding from venture capitalists who believe the channel is vulnerable.
Ad targeting firm Cardlytics said its secured an additional $70 million in funding led by Discovery Capital.
The app imoji, which allows users to create emoji characters from photos, announced Wednesday that it had secured $2 million in venture funds from Joe Lacob and Goodwater Capital. The app has been available in Apple's app store for less than a month.
With technology continuing to reshape the store experience, global retail real estate leader Simon Property Group is upping its digital game with the creation of a new venture capital group.
Macy's is offering customers in China access to an assortment of its highly regarded private brand merchandise through a Macy's section on Omei.com, a newly established China-based online retailer of in-season luxury and fashion brands operated by VIPStore Co., Ltd.

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Running Time: 90
Directors: Skye Blue, Kelly Holland
Company: Playgirl TV
Distribution Companies: Wicked Pictures
Cast: Nick Jacobs, Sascha, Kelly Kline, Michelle Lay, Violet Blue, Niko (I), Jean Val Jean (I), Marcus Leon, Grant Michaels, Kris Slater, Vanessa Lane, Nick Manning, Lola (I), Taylor Lee, Alex Divine, Roxanne Hall, August
Critical Rating: AAAA
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Think of this collection of beautifully shot encounters as a pack of gum. You take a piece, put it in your mouth, chew on it, roll it around on your tongue until the flavor runs out, and then you take another piece and repeat the process.
Fortunately, the flavor never runs out here, and even if the camera tends to linger on the masculine forms a bit longer than the usual couples fare – hey, it's Playgirl! – there are eight tiny sex stories to rouse the romance is (almost) all of us. Don't ask us to choose a best; they're all good.
Pre-Nom for Best Vignette Feature and Series, and Best Art Direction.
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ichigo vampire by ioshikWatch
©2011-2016 ioshik
Vampire Ichigo is very smexy! I would love to see if Ichigo were to receive vampire powers from Dracula (the one from the movie Dracula Untold), and he uses them along with his soul reaper/hollow powers!! It would also mean Ichigo would have to resist drinking blood for 3 days, or else he'll stay a vampire for eternity.
Poor Kon, ha
love it
Kon=Stress toy???
~~Ichigo-sama plz BITE ME!!!! :cute:
~~Ichigo-sama plz!!!! bite me!!!!! awwcuteplz
this is epicly sexy!
Ichigo makes a really hawt vampire nyuu~
Omg sexy *w*
freaking love it
lineart and coloring is very nice. Good job
Haha, great picture!
Poor Kon XD
Poor Kon XD
So cool.
Vampire? Well he can feed on me anytime. So hawt!!
оо это шикарно!))
хоть и не люблю я ичиго,
но в образе вампира у кубо он шикрано вышел)
хоть и не люблю я ичиго,
но в образе вампира у кубо он шикрано вышел)
Ichigo makes a cool vampire.
Worth everything. Great job on this!
Love it!!
He looks so hot!!!
the amazing Ichigo the Hotness that is he the vampire
AMAZING!!Great job!!
shiz nit he's fiiiiiiine:3
Fantastic coloring! Ichigo looks awesome with his vampire costume. KoN looks hilarious! XD
He's so beautiful *A*!
Poor, poor Kon... Great job coloring it.
so awesome. love his smile.
lol, KON~ xD
luv it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hellz yeah! vampire ichi!
SEXYYYYYYYYYYYYY! *cue nosebleed*
WOW! this is so awesome. what's not to like about this pic you really did great am impressed in fact i got to fave this ^^
Awesome work
His hair *o*
love the vamp ichigo ^_^ he looks awesome!
Оочень понравилось)) Ещё бы видеть у тебя в работах по больше женского полу, совсем шикарно будет.


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I'm using the plugin Yoast Breadcrumbs in the template "Video" from templatic (http://templatic.com/freethemes/video/).
It works well but I would like to translate the word "Category" which appears when you are looking for a video in a specific category. At the moment, it's written "Accueil > Category: Ma catégorie".
I just want to get "Catégorie :" in French but I can't figure it out how to do this for many hours now. The translation for this word is not available in standard Yoast administration neither than in fr_FR.po .
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It was quiet on the roof. It always was. Even in the most thunderous of storms, it was quiet. That was why he liked it here, the wind and the rain and the sun and the birdshit all just sliding off of his stony skin.
Today it was warm. He could feel the sun and hear the birds squabbling in their nests under the ledges. Perhaps he would open his eyes today. Perhaps he would take flight again.
He tensed, not a movement so much as a preparation for movement. The birds stilled.
No, he thought at last. Not today.
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Y not today? Go for it, stone face.
- March 5, 2009 at 1:01 PM
- Scattercat said...
Because if he moved, he wouldn't be a gargoyle anymore, now would he? Change is scary!
- March 6, 2009 at 11:08 AM
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I somehow have managed to instal wordpress on my machine using MAMP, and it generally seems to have worked.
I get a webpage on Localhost in my browser that's stored on my computer. I've used wordpress for blogging and it definitely looks as the normal wordpress site looks, but when I click further on this page i.e the link for the Dashboard, it looks like something is a miss and none of the links work. I shows it in what I can only describe as a really rubbish website format, all fancy boxes, shading, fonts, links just appear in a list but nothing actually works, it looks like lots of blue underlined 'links' that aren't indeed so!
I'm really terribly sorry but I'm an interior designer not a website builder, but the 'famous 5 minute instal' gave me some unnecessary confidence that I could perhaps tackle this, not so sure now!
If anyone has the foggiest about any of the above, or even the courage to attempt to explain it to me, I'd be very thankful!
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But 34 cents per share net for the year made for a better picture although that was primarily from asset issues and I wish they had been able to report a completed acceptance by Joint Oil. No news on anyone going after other properties owned by Sonde.
Sentiment: Hold
the 34c net is because of the Feb $75m assets sale. Production and $/bbl & /boe sharply down.........as in cash on hand. $17.5m cash left. The North Africa deal still not yet signed and it seems that there is some trouble coming from Joint Oil. Waiting now for the "Western Canada Strategic Alternatives", I think this is the last stand of this company to stay away from bankruptcy. Faint of heart need not to apply.
Yep, and I pointed out the 34 cents was due to asset issues. Not much time left for them to do something positive.


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Recently when he was coming down a ladder he broke his current foot, a plastic one, though he didn't discover it was broken until he got home that night and took off his boot and half his foot fell off. "I tried to glue it back together but it was just no use," he says, "so I went to the foot store."
The foot store was founded by a guy who lost his leg in a war and carved a new leg from barrel staves. At the foot store you can buy all kinds of feet. You can buy feet with or without toes. You can buy feet made from plastic or steel or wood, although most feet in the foot store are made from carbon fibers arranged in a stunning number of ways. You can buy feet with toe and heel springs. You can buy feet with adjustable heel...
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Athens-Clarke police responded to reports that El Paisano, located at 478 North Ave., was in violation of its alcohol license about 4 a.m. Sunday morning, according to a report.
A 39-year-old woman reported to police that she was sexually assaulted Sept. 12 about 1:30 p.m., according to Athens-Clarke police.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Nina Davuluri became the first contestant of Indian heritage and the second consecutive contestant from New York to win the Miss America pageant Sunday night.
Former Athens residents Waco O'Guin and Roger Black have come a long way since their days of assaulting good taste and gentility with their raucous "DAMN! Show" productions at the Georgia Theatre.
SAN DIEGO — LeBron James has another ring.
Three new members were recently inducted into the Kiwanis Club of Athens. (L-R) Jim Gaudin, professor emeritus of social work at the University of Georgia; Mike Hill, an Athens business consultant concentrating on the healthcare and technology industries; and Jack Miller, UGA professor emeritus of dairy science; are shown with Kiwanis of Athens President Lauri Ann Brooks. The Kiwanis Club of Athens meets weekly at noon in a private dining room at Talmadge Terrace. It is a chapter of Kiwanis International, whose goal is "changing the world one child and one community at a time." Visitors are welcome to attend meetings to learn more about Kiwanis. For more information, go to www.athenskiwanis. org or email email@example.com.
Lt. Dan Silk of the UGA Police Department was honored Aug. 8 by the University Optimist Club with the Club's Respect for Law award. Silk was nominated by Chief Jimmy Williamson for "his invaluable service as a leader within the UGA Police Department, and his commitment to the community." Club President Sandy MacKay presents the club's award to Silk at the Georgia Center.
The following events are happening on September 16, 2013:
CENTERVILLE, Ga. — These people do not need electronic equipment or expensive acoustics to make toe-tapping, knee-slapping music.
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Authorities say the Georgia Bureau of Investigation is probing a fatal police-involved shooting in coastal Georgia.
ATLANTA — Georgia Department of Natural Resources officials say one of the department's leaders has been chosen to direct a national organization.
CUMMING, Ga. — A man has been found not guilty of arson, criminal damage and using an explosive device in an incident at a metro Atlanta Mercedes dealership.
SAVANNAH, Ga. — The Port of Savannah hopes to add another prominent supporter of deepening its busy shipping channel when Vice President Joe Biden visits its docks Monday. Hours earlier, Biden is scheduled to bring a similar message of growing jobs by investing in U.S. seaports to the Port of Charleston, S.C., which has harbor expansion plans of its own.
MACON, Ga. — Early voting problems have led some voters to question the first election for leaders of the newly-formed Macon-Bibb County consolidated government system, which is scheduled for Tuesday.
SAVANNAH, Ga. — U.S. Coast Guard officials say a family from Ellabell has been rescued from a coastal Georgia island.
ATLANTA — Atlanta police say two people were shot near the Georgia Dome just before the Falcons' first regular season home game and are hospitalized in stable condition.
ISLAMABAD — ToffeeTV has hit an unexpected snag. The Internet startup depended on YouTube to promote "Hokey-Pokey," ''The Umm Nyum Nyum Song" and other language-teaching clips it produces for children, but the video-sharing website has been banned in Pakistan for nearly a year.
BAGHDAD — A suicide bomber attacked a funeral Saturday in northern Iraq attended by members of an ethnic minority, part of a series of assaults that killed at least 25 across the country, officials said.
NEW YORK — The U.S. gay-rights movement has achieved many victories in recent years — on marriage, military service and other fronts. Yet one vestige of an earlier, more wary era remains firmly in place: the 30-year-old nationwide ban on blood donations by gay and bisexual men.
TIFFIN, Ohio — A fast-moving fire claimed the lives of a man and five children ages 6 and under on Sunday morning when it swept through a mobile home in northwest Ohio.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Another round of rainfall moved across New Mexico on Sunday, renewing the threat of heavy runoff from already saturated soils and flooding in low areas as residents faced a major cleanup effort from damage left in the wake of days of relentless rain.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Hundreds of people black and white, many holding hands, filled an Alabama church that was bombed by the Ku Klux Klan 50 years ago Sunday to mark the anniversary of the blast that killed four little girls and became a landmark moment in the civil rights struggle.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The deadly encounter was set in motion when a former college football player survived a wreck and went searching for help in the middle of the night. A frightened woman heard him pounding and opened her front door, then called police. Officers found the unarmed man, and one shot him when a Taser failed to stop him from approaching.
INDIANOLA, Iowa — Vice President Joe Biden, speaking to a decidedly anti-war audience in Iowa on Sunday, played down the Obama administration's pledge to use military force to rid Syria of chemical weapons.
LYONS, Colo. — The cars that normally clog Main Street in Lyons on the way to Rocky Mountain National Park have been replaced by military supply trucks. Shop owners in Estes Park hurriedly cleared their wares in fear that the Big Thompson River will rise again. A plywood sign encouraged residents mucking out their homes to "Hang in there."
WASHINGTON — Lawrence Summers, who was considered the leading candidate to succeed Ben Bernanke as Federal Reserve chairman, has withdrawn from consideration, the White House said Sunday.
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers assessing the agreement on Syria's chemical weapons argued Sunday about whether President Barack Obama was outfoxed by the Russians and had lost leverage in trying to end the civil war, or whether his threat of military action propelled the breakthrough.
BEIRUT — A high-ranking Syrian official called the U.S.-Russian agreement on securing Syria's chemical weapons a "victory" for President Bashar Assad's regime, but the U.S. warned Sunday "the threat of force is real" if Damascus fails to carry out the plan.
This cartoon appears in the Athens Banner-Herald on September 16, 2013.
Mark Richt didn't spend Georgia's first bye week of the season on the sideline of a high school football game.
ATLANTA - Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez is ready for his team to snap out of an offensive funk. "Looking into the next few weeks, that's what we're looking for," Gonzalez said. "We need to get back to swinging the bats and scoring some runs.
ATLANTA — Falcons running back Steven Jackson left Sunday's game against the Rams with a thigh injury and was questionable to return, the first of a long list of first-half injuries for Atlanta.
ATLANTA — Kris Medlen is putting together another second-half run that is helping the Atlanta Braves move closer to the NL East title. Medlen allowed four hits over 7 1-3 scoreless innings to win his fourth straight start, leading the Braves to a 2-1 win over the San Diego Padres on Saturday night. The first-place Braves increased their lead over second-place Washington to 11 games. Any combination of four Braves wins or Nationals losses will give Atlanta its first division title since 2005. Medlen (14-12) has enjoyed a strong resurgence after a slow start.
LOS ANGELES — Moviegoers had an appetite for fright this weekend, sending "Insidious: Chapter 2" to the top of the box office.
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Pittsford blaze levels tractor dealer's garageBy Brent Curtis
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A fire destroys a warehouse at Giddings Equipment and Kubota Tractors in Pittsford early Thursday afternoon, closing Route 7 as fire crews from area towns cannot put out the stubborn blaze. Tractors were pulled out of the building as flames consumed the structure.PITTSFORD - Flames consumed a garage at Giddings' Kubota tractor dealership on Route 7 today.
No one was injured in the fire, which started in a building at the back of the property just south of town.
But the yellow-sided, tin-roofed garage, which housed a number of tractors and snowmobiles was completely destroyed before firefighters from four towns were able to bring the conflagration under control.
Pittsford Assistant Fire Chief Butch Shaw said the cause of the fire was not immediately known.
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Re: Merchants may be allowed to charge extra for credit cards
To this point, credit card companies have made money by charging swipe fees to merchants and interest fees to consumers. They have also offered some fraud protection, warranty extensions, and rental car insurance as part of the card agreement with consumers. Consumers with rewards cards have been given a small rebate from part of the swipe fees merchants have been charged as their fee for being able to accept the convenience of credit cards. Merchants who accepted credit cards had the convenience of not having to handle actual cash, which could be stolen from them by employees and outside thieves. Merchants increased their prices to account for the swipe fees and everybody should have been happy.
Now, merchants have gotten extra greedy. They will keep the prices at their current level, but also pass on the swipe fees to the consumers. In essence, they are keeping the benefits of being able to process transactions electronically, but they aren't taking on any of the financial responsibility. Anybody who thinks prices will be reduced due to this policy are fools.
Here's what is going to happen from this change: Big box retailers will keep things exactly as they are, because they don't want to alienate customers. Smaller retailers will start charging extra for credit cards and they will lose consumers' business to the larger retailers. Lots of small businesses will go out of business and our economy will be increasingly concentrated in larger and larger businesses, while the middle class shrinks even more.
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At AC, you don't have to get into a program. If you can take the classes and get the major, you can get the major. There are no barriers to different majors. Some classes are difficult, and the liberal arts part makes you think in ways you aren't used to. No, we don't have an abnormal admission process.
All of my internships have been found externally. There is horribly little to find inside the local town, so most of your work is going to be done over the summer, unless you can manage to get a job online or commute.
The workload is somewhat heavy though you can find a lot of advice from teachers and other students as to which classes will be the hardest and which should not be taken together. I am in the biology department, which is more or less the largest department in the school. Each professor will take two or three students for research during each semester, including summer (though that is somewhat more selective). There are a few jobs that biology students can find, mostly having to do with lab work. Most bio students also take a good deal of chemistry, so some of them end up working as chemistry TAs.
Not a lot of internships, only a few in the hospital. gotta get your own way out if you want to get ahead. Also the workload is pretty intense for just a few number of classes that you are taking. The library is really tiny for the school and is usually really packed during finals.
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On the 50th anniversary of the high school basketball game that became the inspiration for the movie Hoosiers, NPR's Scott Simon talks to Bobby Plump in Indianapolis.
Plump made the last-second shot that gave the team from tiny Milan High School the Indiana state championship over much larger Muncie Central High School. He relives the last 18 seconds of the championship game, when, with the game tied at 30-30, he got the ball, ran down the clock and made his shot over Muncie defenders.
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It's rare to see a politician freeze up during his or her canned debate opening or closing. Politicians typically hone these parts of their debate prep because they don't often get what amounts to a free TV commercial to promote their candidacies.
Which is why it was so remarkable to see video of Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer experiencing a severe case of brain fade as she delivered her opening statement in a broadcast debate that included Democrat Terry Goddard, the state's attorney general.
The high-profile flub may not keep her from retaining the governor's office. Most people can probably relate to what was, after all, a very human moment. On Thursday Brewer called her freeze-up the longest 16 seconds in her life.
And her support of SB 1070, the anti-illegal immigrant law, makes her very popular in the state.
But it certainly doesn't help make her case, to say the least.
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"Pretty Sweet! (Mostly)"
I've been given an opportunity to review the latest and greatest Intel chipset, Haswell, in the form of a engineering reference ultrabook from Intel. As I said in my previous post in this series, "Hello Haswell" , in order to try to provide a good review, I've been living with the notebook as a primary, as a machine I use through out the day, doing pretty much everything in my personal digital live.
I've now been using it for some weeks now, and besides a few whines and missteps, I'm still as wow'd as I was last time. In short, while still in my honeymoon period, the shiny has not come off the box...
You all are probably tired of hearing this, "Batt, batt, batt, omg Haswell is batt nirvana!" Well, it kind of is. At least for now, it's the high water mark. You can get all day usage from a pretty fully powering box. Sure, if you're playing a uber game, or watching videos non-stop, you won't get all day usage, but if you're a "normal" user you really can get all day usage.
Windows 8.1 really shines. It shines on about any box for that matter. If you're not concerned about any driver issues and your running Windows 8 now, you should upgrade as soon as you can...
In a word, the display is pretty awesome. Like almost as good as the battery life awesome...
Having touch as an additional input method is hard to live without. You don't use all the time, but when you do, it's nice. There's just some things that are easier and more intuitive with touch. As I think Intel said recently, touch is going to be everywhere really soon. In a few years we're going to look back on pre-touch computer devices and wonder how we lived with just two human to computer interfaces.
Every box I've owned in the past has been a consumer or business device. I've never had or built an unlocked, open BIOS/hardware settings device before. Since many of you might not of either, I've grabbed pictures of most of the settings screens. The number of ways I can screw up these settings and my device is mind boggling... :P
I really dislike the arrow/Home/End/Page key combinations. Having to hit the FN key to access Home/End/Page keys kind of bytes.
Seems a few Desktop app's don't scale well when running on higher DPI settings. For example, Skype's Contact list looks a little funny, not scaling the items bigger.
The Keyboard backlighting seems to freak out a little when the machine goes to sleep. It flashes, flickers and finally turns off. I thought I was going crazy for a while as I'd only catch this on the corner of my eye... Took a while to actually catch it in the act (which I recorded of course)
This hardware is pretty bleeding edge. It's not production hardware, it's a engineering sample/reference and so there's some pain involved in using it. Examples? I'm writing this on my third device. The first one got into some kind of weird state where the F2/F7 keys on the keyboard stopped working when in BIOS mode. They worked okay when Windows actually booted, but not before. Weird. The second device, powered on once, I activated it, it said it couldn't find the battery. So, being me, I unplugged it and sure enough, it turned off. And that was the last time that one ever powered on. This third device seems to be working okay. There's a few things I noticed that concern me a little (there's no "Intel" power setting in the Power config settings, where there were on the first device, before it went wonky. Also the fan, which is a documented known issue, cycles up and down seemingly randomly, and can be a little loud when doing so. Finally, something that's also weird, in the XBox Music app, I can never get any second song to play. The first plays fine, sounds great, but the second stops after one seconds. And I've seen this on both devices... Weird.
Windows 8.1 and Haswell are a great match. The combination of the battery life and hardware performance, along with the features of Windows 8.1 is could make this holiday season interesting. Enough to stave off the "death of the PC?" Can't say that, but [insert some kind of kicking the life support machines into a higher gear, getting CPR from a super model, witty comment here]
If you are thinking about getting a high'ish end system soon, wait for a Haswell based one.
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Bike Barn seeks old bikes to repair
The Bike Barn is collecting gently used bikes of all sizes. These bikes are picked up and then repaired by volunteer students from Hendersonville High School, members of the Knights of Columbus of Immaculate Conception Church and students from St. Dominic Savio Home School. The like new bikes are then given to children as Christmas presents. The children are located through Guardian Ad Litem, the Department of Social Services, the Boys and Girls Club and the Good Samaritan Program from Immaculate Conception Church.
If you have a bike to donate, call 699-5364 and leave a message. You will receive a phone call in return to schedule pick-up.
Bares it ALL to get holiday storefront
As you stroll down Main Street in Hendersonville this holiday season, you will see a lot of the normal red and green lights and decorations. But head to the second block and youll notice another color pink. Because of the generosity of restaurant owner Rob Conroy, Bares it ALL for Breast Cancer will have a storefront shop for the holiday season.
Bares it ALL for Breast Cancer is a local organization that raises money to assist women in Western North Carolina with emotional and financial needs. They produce and sell an annual calendar, T-shirts with sayings like Save the Ta-Ta, Retire the Pink Ribbon, Real Men Wear Pink and theyve added a special edition holiday shirt. Sweatshirts, pajamas jewelry and various breast cancer-related items are also on sale.
The temporary store is located at 234 S. Main Street in Hendersonville. It is located next to Mezzalunas and will be open through the end of the year and maybe into 2009. Hours will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday thru Saturday and from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Bares it ALL can be reached at (828) 243-1451.
Senior program seeks volunteers
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program needs volunteers. RSVP matches adults age 55 and over with volunteer opportunities in their communities which best utilizes their skills and talents.
Some of our current volunteer opportunities are:
- AARP Tax Aide Program needs volunteers to assist in preparing tax forms.
- Blue Ridge Literacy Council needs assistance to help teach English as a second language and with general literacy skills.
- The Children and Family Resource Center has a variety of volunteer opportunities are available including the music and movement program, once upon a time reading program, clerical assistance, help with special events, and more.
- Big Brothers/Big Sisters could help in their tutoring and mentoring programs.
- Henderson County Council in Aging needs drivers to deliver for Meals on Wheels.
For more information, call 251-6622 ext. 130 or at email@example.com.
Craft fair and bake sale is Saturday
A benefit craft fair, luncheon and bake sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Mt. Pisgah Lutheran Church, 2606 Chimney Rock Rd. The arts and crafts sale will be a benefit for the youth group of Mt. Pisgah Lutheran Church and an opportunity for local area craftsmen to showcase their talents. For more information, call the church office at 692-7027.
Join us for lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The show will include artisans and will feature handmade crafts including beautiful jewelry, pottery and baskets, hand painted tiles and Russian art boxes and mosaic art. Also available will be hard candy and peanuts and fresh baked goods. All proceeds will benefit the Youth Groups trip to the 2010 LCMS National Youth Gathering in New Orleans.
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MILWAUKEE Wisconsin, one of two states in the nation that prohibits citizens from carrying a concealed weapon, is expected to reverse this law during the upcoming state legislative session, according to a local newspaper.
Only Illinois and Wisconsin forbid carrying concealed weapons. A Republican was elected governor and Republicans won majorities in both houses of the Wisconsin legislature in November, bringing many more supporters of gun rights to the state government.
"You're going to see a concealed carry bill pass the Legislature, I have no doubt," Chris Danou, a Democratic legislator from Trempealeau, Wisconsin, told the LaCrosse Tribune newspaper. "The question is what kind of bill it's going to be."
Guns are a big part of Wisconsin culture as hunting is popular in the state, which has vast areas of forest and agricultural land. But it has traditionally restricted gun ownership and carrying weapons.
Twice in recent years the Wisconsin legislature passed a law allowing concealed carry but Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed it. Doyle left office this month and was succeeded by Republican Scott Walker.
Walker said last week that he expects a concealed carry bill to emerge as early as spring, after the legislature tackles more pressing issues such as job growth and the budget, and that he will sign the bill.
"It's definitely a pro-gun Legislature," Nik Clark, president of Wisconsin Carry, a two-year-old nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and expanding gun rights, told the newspaper.
That's troubling to Jeri Bonavia, executive director of Wisconsin Anti-Violence Effort, which opposes any legislation to allow concealed carry on the grounds it will lead to increased danger for individuals and the public.
"We really don't believe that more people carrying guns in public is beneficial in any way," she told the newspaper. "In fact, we think it's harmful."
A college dropout opened fire on a crowd gathered for an event by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson, Arizona on January 8, killing six people and wounding 13 including Giffords.
The shooting has raised questions about permissive U.S. guns laws. Arizona has a concealed weapon law allowing anyone with a gun to carry it openly without a special permit.
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Unreleased Miley Cyrus Track 'Pretty Girls (Fun)' Leaks Online [LISTEN]
An unreleased and unfinished Miley Cyrus song, 'Pretty Girls (Fun)', has leaked online.
An unreleased and unfinished Miley Cyrus song, 'Pretty Girls (Fun)', has leaked online.
Yikes! While Miley Cyrus is on tour overseas, two thieves broke into her L.A. home over the weekend, taking jewelry and even making off with her $135,000 Maserati.
The 22nd edition of the World Music Awards took place on Tuesday, May 27 at the Monte Carlo Sporting Club in Monaco. There were big names from around the world there to perform and collect their awards, all dressed to the nines to celebrate their world-renown superstardom.
Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying will have your jaw dropping with their epic 5-minute medley of the 'Bangerz' star's entire discography, 'Evolution of Miley Cyrus.'
Say it ain't so! Is it possible that Jennifer Lawrence's amazingly hilarious story of throwing up in front of Miley Cyrus at an Oscars after party just isn't true? Well, despite J. Law's account of the event, in which the 'Wrecking Ball' singer told her to "get it together," Cyrus has spoken out on Twitter to deny the claims.
Miley Cyrus is not one to shy away from the strange and abstract, but her latest selfies in the bathtub are definitely some of the oddest yet.
Miley Cyrus took to Twitter today to pen a long and emotional letter to her fans about the death of her dog Floyd, who passed away on April 1 after an incident with a coyote at her home. Cyrus was away traveling as part of the U.S. portion of the Bangerz Tour when she received news of the accident.
Miley Cyrus is ready and rarin' to go when it comes to resuming her Bangerz Tour, which was postponed while the singer recovered from a severe allergic reaction that landed her in the hospital for two weeks. Before she kicked off the European leg of the tour in London last night (more on that below), Cyrus took the time to speak to reporters about her current health -- and to deny rumors about her health scare.
She's back! After canceling several U.S. Bangerz Tour dates and the first two European dates due to hospitalization and recovery, Miley Cyrus wanted her fans to know that she is back to her old self and ready to resume the tour in London on Tuesday May 6.
Since Miley Cyrus couldn't be at the 2014 iHeartRadio Music Awards last night (May 1), her dad Billy Ray has spoken out on her behalf.
Miley Cyrus has broken her silence on the sickness that caused her to be hospitalized and to table the final remaining dates on her Bangerz Tour, which, mind you, have already been rescheduled. Cyrus went on air with Ryan Seacrest on his radio show to set the record straight, to reveal that she was allergic to a medicine in the penicillin drug class and that it was like she was slowly poisoning herself.
Miley Cyrus has been quiet and out of the headlines lately, focusing on getting better since announcing that she had to postpone the last few dates on her Bangerz Tour while battling an allergic reaction to medication to treat her flu and sinus symptoms. Well, we have good news! Miley has left the hospital.


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Running Time: 70
Company: Sunshine Films
Cast: Papillon, Ron Jeremy, Victoria Lee, Kyle Stone (straight), Don Fernando, Chyna White
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Feature
The minor storyline features a very un-Asian Victoria Lee stuck in jail (fucking pimp ron Jeremy, in a moderately decent scene) while Chyna White "raises bail." What Chyna really raises is Don Fernando's desire, but their barroom tryst is on the Lite side. Uncredited Papillon, always a hot performer, does her best to munch Kyle Stone's egg roll... but this cookie isn't so fortunate tonight.
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Apple was ordered to pay more than $625 million to VirnetX Holding Corp. after an East Texas jury ruled the iPhone maker had infringed on four patents.
A patent filing from T-Mobile US shows that the nation's third-largest wireless carrier is working to make video calls over its network more efficient. Such an effort by the carrier is not surprising considering video chews up dramatically more bandwidth than most other types of communications.
AT&T Mobility has begun enabling Apple's FaceTime video chatting service over its cellular network for customers who have an LTE-capable iPhone 5 and an unlimited data plan, according to an AT&T spokesman.
AT&T's decision to open up FaceTime for no additional charge to subscribers with older Apple iOS devices on tiered data plans is a sidebar to the real news, which is that innovative over-the-top offers from brands for which consumers hold great affinity are going to quickly populate the mobile environment.
AT&T Mobility announced it will expand access to Apple's FaceTime over cellular to customers on tiered data plans at no additional cost. Previously, the videochatting service was limited to AT&T's iOS users with an AT&T Mobile Share plan or LTE-capable devices.
Interest group Public Knowledge is rallying against AT&T Mobility's femtocell terms of service, arguing the carrier's approach to tallying users' data consumption runs against the FCC's net neutrality provisions.
Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs famously promised in 2010 that the company would make its FaceTime video calling feature an open standard. But it never came to pass. What happened to the FaceTime standard? Special report
These were Steve Jobs' exact words, spoken almost three years ago at Apple's 2010 Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco: "We're going to the standards bodies, starting tomorrow, and we're going to make FaceTime an open industry standard." Although a lot has happened since then--Jobs' passing, a number of new iPads, iPhones and iOS updates--it is a promise that seems unlikely to be fulfilled anytime soon.
AT&T Mobility said it will offer Apple's FaceTime video calling feature over cellular at no extra charge to customers using LTE devices. For example, iPhone 5 customers without Mobile Share data plans will soon be able to use the service without an additional fee.
AT&T's decision to offer Apple's FaceTime video calling feature over cellular at no extra charge only to its Mobile Share data plan customers has led one consumer to file a formal complaint with the FCC.
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Whitney Elizabeth Houston (August 9, 1963 – February 11, 2012) was an American singer, actress, producer, and model. In 2009, Guinness World Records cited her as the most awarded female act of all time. Houston is one of pop music's best-selling... music artists of all-time, with an estimated 170–200 million records sold worldwide. She released six studio albums, one holiday album and three movie soundtrack albums, all of which have diamond, multi-platinum, platinum or gold certification. Houston's crossover appeal on the popular music charts, as well as her prominence on MTV, starting with her video for "How Will I Know", influenced several African American women artists who follow in her footsteps.
Connect any celebrity with Whitney Houston to see how closely they are linked... romantically!
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Rest In Peace to your daughter, Whitney Houston: Bobbi Kristina Brown (Thursday March 4,1993- Sunday July 26,2015.)
You are missed, Ms. Whitney.
Didn't know it was Whitney's bday. Happy birthay...
There are women on this list...
Kelly McGills? Robin Crawford? Huh?
Whitney dated Michael Jackson in the late 80s, so he should be on here.
I can see that she was with her pals!
Ano7Niem, I am an RN. I read the 42 page report. I don't see where it referred to an auto immune disorder. what is it that you question in the report?
Whitney is at rest now. She is in a more peaceful place.
Happy 49th birthday Whitney Houston. We miss you a lot. Your daughter Bobbi Kristina miss you. Whitney Houston was murdered by drug dealers.
She was an amazing singer! How sad it all ended!
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Season 2
25 Jun. 2008In the Dark
In the premiere episode, the 12 contestants head to Los Angeles where they will compete for $100,000 and a chance to prove they are "Shear Genius."
2 Jul. 2008The Best Oranges in the County
The ladies from Â"The Real Housewives of Orange County,Â" make for the stylists toughest challenge yet during the elimination challenge.
9 Jul. 2008Red Carpet Worthy?
The stylists' creativity is tested when they find their clients have extremely long hair, some even down to the floor, and they must give them a new look without cutting a single strand of hair.
16 Jul. 2008Do It Yourself
During the elimination challenge, the stylists must create a chic new look that will be easy for their clients to recreate themselves for the runway the next day.
23 Jul. 2008It Looks Like a Helmet
The competition heats up during the elimination challenge as the stylists must use customized wigs to create a fashionable cut and style for prematurely balding women.
30 Jul. 2008Hair from Heaven
Emmy-award nominated actress Kate Jackson joins Jaclyn Smith as guest judge for a mini Charlie's Angels reunion, where the stylists must recreate modern versions of the famous signature Charlie's Angels looks for the elimination challenge.
6 Aug. 2008Every Dog Has His Day
The competition gets sticky when the stylists use products found in a kitchen cabinet -- mustard, eggs, oatmeal and peanut butter to name a few -- to style their clientÂ's hair.
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The remaining stylists conquer their toughest clients yet - five year-olds!
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The remaining four stylists get a big surprise during the short cut challenge when they find out their client isn't who they think it is - it's their identical twin!
27 Aug. 2008The Final Cut
Famed celebrity stylist Sally Hershberger joins as the final guest judge, and one lucky contestant wins $100,000 in seed money courtesy of Nexxus Salon Hair Care, an apprenticeship with Nexxus and a chance to style hair for an Allure magazine feature.


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