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While rookie Yu Darvish has impressed at the front end of the Texas Rangers' rotation, the Chicago White Sox's Chris Sale has also come up big in his first season as a starter.
In a matchup between two of the game's more exciting young pitchers, Darvish takes the hill opposite Sale as the Rangers and visiting White Sox open a three-game set Friday night.
Signed to a $60 million deal during the offseason, not including a $51.7 million posting fee, Darvish (11-6, 3.88 ERA) has more than held his own in the big leagues. The right-hander's 10.24 strikeouts per nine innings rank third in the majors and he leads all AL rookies in wins.
Darvish was at his best Saturday in a 9-2 road win over the Los Angeles Angels, allowing two runs, three hits, four walks and striking out a season high-tying 11 over seven innings.
"He was throwing it by hitters," catcher Yorvit Torrealba told MLB's official website. "His fastball looked so good, we stayed with it. When he can locate his fastball, he can be as good as anybody in the game."
Darvish has never faced Chicago (53-45) but knows he'll have his work cut out against one of the most potent offenses in baseball. The White Sox are fourth in the majors with 120 homers and sixth with 466 runs.
"I'll do my homework before the start," Darvish said. "We'll still go over the hitters in our meetings and watch video."
Sale (11-3, 2.37) will try to slow down the Rangers, who've posted a league-leading 31 home wins. Texas (58-39) most recently took two of three from Boston in Arlington, winning 5-3 on Wednesday.
Sale had gone 8-0 with a 1.61 ERA over a 10-start stretch May 17-July 15 before getting hit hard during Saturday's 7-1 loss at Detroit. The 23-year-old left-hander surrendered a career worst-tying five runs, seven hits and four walks over seven innings, suffering his first loss in nine career road starts.
"He's one of the premier pitchers in the league, an All-Star and all that," said Tigers outfielder Brennan Boesch, who hit a three-run homer off Sale. "His numbers are great. But anyone can get hit."
Sale was sharp in his only career start versus Texas, giving up five hits over 7 1-3 innings of one-run ball during a 19-2 home victory July 3. That was the first win of Chicago's three-game sweep in which it held Texas to seven runs.
After dropping the final five contests on a 10-game road trip, Chicago returned home and completed a three-game sweep of Minnesota with Wednesday's 8-2 win.
"These three games we just played good team baseball," winning pitcher Jake Peavy said. "It's nice to come back after the road trip we had. We had a short homestand, but we played well, got back on track."
If their recent road woes are any indication, the White Sox could be hard-pressed to keep things going as they head out on another six-game trek. Chicago is batting .195 and has been outscored 30-9 during its season-high five-game skid away from home.
"That's just the way it goes," manager Robin Ventura said. "Nobody's really talking about it. You knew it was on the schedule, so we're prepared for it. It's a long stretch of July to be on the road most of the time."
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does humidity hurt my headphones too....? i hope not too much cause its like permanantly 80%+ here (typical of tropical weather)
Indeed, I only have full sized cans and I wear them proudly in public. Heck I took one of my Finals with my Dt 880's on [and I was listening to some smooth Jazz] It was fantastic really! But yea... I'm used to little isolation... <.< which kinda sucks but... hoping I'll win a pair of Dt1350's and finally hear what "ISOLATION" really is
Know your an audiophile when you sell your text books a week b4 class is over to buy a Pre Modded Tube amp... of which there is only one :D
That would never be allowed here, there's always a chance someone plays pre-recorded material with answers and stuff.
Next to that I personally wouldn't ever be able to concentrate myself on the exam then
Dropping a lot of $$$ to upgrade all the signal path/power coupling/filtering capacitors in a few amp's your restoring to Elna's, BG's, Audio grade Nichicon's just so you can get that 1% of sound satisfaction.
any forms of electronic devices are banned from any part of school at any time here
Yeap, only at Head Fi lol
You know your an audiophile when you flush your pride dwn the toliet and talk to that guy who hates you[because he knows ur right] ... because you need his Digi Multi Meter... gonna roll some tubes... hope he brings it >.> or I have to w8 like a week for another friend to hook me up!
any forms of electronic devices are banned from any part of school at any time here
Guess I'm lucky then. I'm allowed to have any tech with me, and I'm allowed to do whatever on break time. I've even been permitted to use headphones during class itself with one earcup off.
Similar situation here. Allowed to have both earcups on in certain technology related classes.
When you're constantly trying to get your friends/siblings to listen to your new headphones.
My brother objects all the time, but I win in the end. Trying to get my SA3000's on him at the moment; it's time he learns that metal and rock need great treble, not bass.
Yes well I live in the SOuth East united states, where basically the stupidest most undereducated part of the US. so Thankfully know one cares to much, which allows the few some what intelligent people to enjoy life a little more.
when you go on a diet,not to get in shape but to save money for audio.
yea, im trying to teach my friends about Headfi.org if they need any headphone advice.
since lately i've been getting requests from friends to give them advice about which.
i always usually see Beats around here, only dealing with the b owners that brag them to me, and i justify my statements why they're wrong and why they arent worth the price.
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Mise, in medieval England, any outlay of money and in particular the payment of taxation. The mise rolls (rotuli misae) of King John's reign (1199–1216), which record payments made from the Exchequer to various departments of the royal household, illustrate the general meaning of the word. It was used to denote taxation in the document known as the Confirmatio Cartarum granted by Edward I in 1297, when the king promised not to treat as customary certain "aids, mises and prises" recently levied. The word was also used to indicate the settlement of a dispute by arbitration. Louis IX's judgment ... (100 of 149 words)
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I'm in charge of toolkit translation for es-ES now, and actually I've got Thunderbird translation up to date, too. While Andrés García Aragoneses is on his way to get Firefox and will be available to commit all products L10N to CVS, we believe is good to have a backup for accessing to CVS. Currently, Andres is the only es-ES team member with access to CVS.
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I am currently the unique es-ES localizer with CVS account, so I suppose I can vouch here to propose Ricardo as a peer.
Printed form has been put on the snail-mail today.
Will be on the lookout for the fax when the office reopens on 7-5. In the meantime I do need someone to vouch as well.
Beefing up the voucher of the locale owner, i.e., vouching.
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yes, please. This should help fx2 l10n for spanish, so the sooner the better.
Even if we filed it late.
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Your CVS account has been created. Your CVSROOT should be:
Don't forget to set your CVS_RSH environment variable to 'ssh'.
If you have any problems connecting, let me know.
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> Your CVS account has been created. Your CVSROOT should be:
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> Don't forget to set your CVS_RSH environment variable to 'ssh'.
> If you have any problems connecting, let me know.
I keep getting this message:
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I've set CVS_RSH, I've replaced all of my CVS/Root entries so they use :ext:email@example.com:/l10n instead of :pserver:... and I've tried in a new, emtpy directory.
One thing that could be related: my SSH pair uses my internal Linux login, which is not the same than email@example.com. Could that be the problem? If so, how could we solve it without filing a new bug? Maybe could I just generate a new pair with the right identity and add the public key here again?
Sorry for annoying you.
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> I keep getting this message:
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I've become a regular for their thursday nights, its a great mixed crowd, not too pretentious, plus the DJ spins up some great tunes with a touch of old school: good mix of music (hip hop, dance)
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A group of girls went there on Friday night for ladies special and absolutely LOVED it.... The staff was very friendly and sweet.
They kept giving us refills without asking, and the female DJ played good music. Its really good for a bachelorette party :)
Over all its a nice experience. They should promote themselves more.
Cheers guys
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The sangria wine that we had was awful , its really very very cheap wine, they manipulated the happy hour deal and the information given was wrong and we were overcharged - would never go back to blends.


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Mercer Ticket Sales and Grand Box Office Relocate to The Grand Opera House
December 27, 2011
Mercer Alumna Jill Kinsella Chosen to Lead Alumni Association
December 22, 2011
Executive MBA Student Rowden Named to Advisory Council of Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
December 21, 2011
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December 20, 2011
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December 15, 2011
Country Crossover Artist John Berry Brings Annual Christmas Concert to The Grand
December 12, 2011
Mercer to Hold Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
December 8, 2011
Mercer Associate Dean Leonard Named an ABET Fellow
December 6, 2011
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December 1, 2011
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November 17, 2011
Nursing Honor Society Honors Mercer Graduate Mary P. Mann with 2011 New Member Pillar Award for Nursing Excellence
November 16, 2011
Mercer Trustees Approve New Programs, Elect Board Members
November 11, 2011
Scott Davis to Succeed Wallace Daniel as Mercer Provost
November 11, 2011
Mercer Unveils Plans, Breaks Ground for Football/Lacrosse Complex
November 11, 2011
Foundations Center, Lyceum Lecture to Feature Award-Winning Historian
November 8, 2011
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November 7, 2011
Mercer Returns Long-Lost Chalice to Republic of Georgia
November 7, 2011
Brazilian Judges Visit Mercer Law School in Intercultural Learning Program
October 31, 2011
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October 31, 2011
Mercer Ph.D. Student Selected for National Health Service Corps
October 26, 2011
Mercer Ph.D. Graduate Wins Outstanding Research Award
October 25, 2011
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October 25, 2011
Georgia Baptist College of Nursing Chapter Garners Awards at the Georgia Association of Nursing Students Convention
October 21, 2011
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October 19, 2011
Mercer Law To Hold Second Annual Moot Court Competition in Legal Ethics and Professionalism
October 19, 2011
Mercer Lyceum to Hold Lecture on Obama Presidency, Race
October 17, 2011
Mercer and Community Center Students to Perform 'Muskrat Lullaby'
October 14, 2011
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October 6, 2011
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October 5, 2011
Two Mercer Greek Organizations Receive National Recognitions
October 3, 2011
NEH Awards Grant to Mercer to Provide Intensive Course on Southern History for School Teachers
October 3, 2011
Physician Assistant Students to Kick Off National PA Week with Gov. Deal's Scheduled Proclamation Signing
September 28, 2011
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September 28, 2011
Mercer Lyceum Holds Discussion on Health Care Reform, Politics
September 26, 2011
Mercer to Host Consortium for Global Education 2011 Annual Meeting
September 21, 2011
Mercer Library Presents 'Harry Potter's World' Now through Nov. 5
September 20, 2011
QuadWorks' Fall Concert to Feature Janelle Monae and fun. as Part of the Campus Consciousness Tour
September 19, 2011
Mercer Southern Studies Program Presents 'Civil War Memory'
September 19, 2011
Mercer Launches Service Saturdays with 'NeighBearly' Event
September 14, 2011
U.S. News Ranks Mercer University Among Top 10 Schools in the South for 13th Consecutive Year
September 13, 2011
Chancellor to Discuss His New Book, Is God a Christian?, at Special Chapel Service Thursday
September 13, 2011
University to Hold 9/11 Remembrance
September 7, 2011
A September to Remember: Music Events Hit the High Notes
September 1, 2011
Mercer Political Science Lecture Series Focuses on Rebuilding Democracy
September 1, 2011
Author, Diplomat to Speak at Mercer's Executive Forum on Oct. 6
September 1, 2011
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September 1, 2011
Constitution Day Events to Feature Scholars Kathryn Abrams and Orville Vernon Burton
September 1, 2011
Lofts at Mercer Village Officially Opens in the College Hill Corridor
August 25, 2011
Mercer and Technical College System of Georgia Sign Articulation Agreement
August 25, 2011
Mercer Student Earns Fellowship to Help Rebuild His Hometown's Food System
August 24, 2011
Mercer University Townsend School of Music Announces New Season of Concerts
August 24, 2011
University Chapel, Lyceum and Interfaith Challenge Share Tie-Ins This Fall
August 22, 2011
Georgia Baptist College of Nursing Awarded $430,000 From Health and Human Services to Educate New Nursing Faculty
August 16, 2011
Mercer Physical Therapy and Shepherd Center Launch Residency in Neurologic Physical Therapy
August 15, 2011
$1 Million 'Race to the Top' Grant to Help Mercer Education StudentsEnter Work Force Through Partnership With KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools
August 10, 2011
Princeton Review: Mercer One of America's Best Colleges
August 2, 2011
Mercer to Hold Fresh Start Career Extravaganza at Douglas Center
July 18, 2011
Griffith Endows Scholarship Program For Bibb County Students
July 21, 2011
Mercer to Hold Fresh Start Career Extravaganza at its Henry Center
July 18, 2011
Mercer Professor Named Apple Distinguished Educator
July 12, 2011
Mercer Ph.D. Student Selected as an ASCD Emerging Leader
July 12, 2011
Mercer History Class, Artist Collaborate for Exhibition about Douglas(s) County History
July 8, 2011
Mercer President William D. Underwood, Law School Dean Gary Simson Issue Statements on Lauren Giddings
July 1, 2011
Mercer Alumnus John Couric, Father of Broadcaster Katie Couric, Dies at 90
June 23, 2011
Mercer PA Team Wins 1st Place in National Medical Challenge Bowl
June 14, 2011
Three Mercer Press Authors Claim Georgia Author of the Year Awards
June 14, 2011
Mercer's Crisp Earns Fellowship to Study for Ph.D. at Florida State
June 8, 2011
Mercer's Brogdon Honored as Georgia's Counseling Student of the Year
June 3, 2011
City of Macon, College Hill Announce Major Grant to Fund Improvements to College Street, Tattnall Square Park
June 3, 2011
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May 31, 2011
CBF, Mercer Collaborate to Offer Conference on Sexuality in 2012
May 31, 2011
President Underwood Announces Appointment of Dalton and Elkins to New Senior Administrative Positions
May 24, 2011
Mercer Student Earns Honorable Mention for Goldwater Scholarship
May 17, 2011
Mercer Chancellor Pens Book Examining Is God a Christian?
May 13, 2011
University to Hold Two Commencements in Macon Saturday
May 12, 2011
Mercer Joins Statewide Consortium of Engineering Schools
May 12, 2011
Atlanta Commencement Saturday to Include More Than 1,000 Graduates
May 12, 2011
Mercer University's Flute Choir Selected to Perform at National Convention
May 11, 2011
Mercer Student Selected for Teach For America
May 9, 2011
Mercer's Brogdon Honored as Georgia's Counseling Student of the Year
June 3, 2011
Mercer Student Newspaper Places Third in National Contest
May 3, 2011
New Football Helmet to be Announced Saturday at Big Bear Event
April 29, 2011
Mercer Press Book Named Book of the Year by Preaching Magazine
April 27, 2011
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April 27, 2011
Mercer Consolidates to One Atlanta Commencement; More Than 1,700 to Graduate in Four May Ceremonies
April 6, 2011
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April 25, 2011
Broadway's Best Loved Musical 'The Color Purple' Comes to The Grand
April 21, 2011
Mercer Student Awarded National Fellowship to Study History this Summer
April 21, 2011
Mercer Trustees Approve Record Operating Budget, Ph.D. in Clinical Medical Psychology
April 15, 2011
Author to Discuss the 'Science of Liberty' at Mercer on Monday
April 15, 2011
Mercer's College of Continuing and Professional Studies to Hold Inaugural Research Conference in Atlanta Saturday
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April 13, 2011
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April 12, 2011
Mercer Volleyball Player Sets Sights on Africa
April 8, 2011
Mercer Law School Team Wins Buffalo Moot Court Competition
April 6, 2011
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March 31, 2011
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March 31, 2011
Malan Named Dean of Savannah Campus, Vice-Dean of Mercer University School of Medicine
March 24, 2011
Mercer Students Take On Poverty Through Local Engagement
March 17, 2011
Mercer Legislators Gather with Fellow Mercerian, Gov. Deal
March 17, 2011
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March 15, 2011
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Mercer Faces Lipscomb in First Round of the A-Sun Tournament
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Mercer Symposium Explores the Use of Nanotechnology in Fighting Infectious Diseases
March 1, 2011
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Poet Belieu Named Sams Distinguished Writer in Residence
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Mercer School of Engineering Celebrates National Engineers Week
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Mercer Alumna Returns to Deliver Lecture on National Defense
February 16, 2011
Mercer Commons' Beloved Symposium to Focus on Poverty Alleviation
February 15, 2011
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February 15, 2011
Mercer's First Black Student, White Roommate to Speak About Racial Barriers at Founders Day
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February 9, 2011
Mercer Celebrates Black History Month
February 1, 2011
The Barnes & Noble at Mercer University Opens
February 8, 2011
Mercer's Student Newspaper, The Cluster, Wins Statewide Awards
February 7, 2011
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February 3, 2011
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January 20, 2011
Anonymous Donor Funds Endowed Chair in Honor of Former Mercer President Dr. Rufus C. Harris
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Mercer Distinguished Alumnus Deal To Be Inaugurated as Georgia's 82nd Governor
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January 5, 2011
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Mercer Professor Earns Award for Helping Students with Disabilities
December 20, 2010
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Despite a greater accumulation of risk factors for at-risk drinking and alcohol use disorders, national epidemiological surveys consistently report that Blacks and Hispanics in the United States (US) have an comparable or lower prevalence of binge drinking and alcohol disorders compared to non-Hispanic Whites. However, mortality data indicate that they have higher rates of alcohol-attributable motor vehicle crash fatality (MVCF). These seemingly divergent patterns indicate an epidemiologic paradox, the consequences of which are important for public health: MVCF is a leading cause of death among young adults, Blacks and Hispanics experience substantial inequities in MVCF compared to non-Hispanic Whites, and approximately 30% of all MVCFs are alcohol-related. In the present application for a Mentored Research Scientist Development Award (K01), I propose to develop expertise in four areas that will allow me to develop a line of research into the racial/ethnic paradox in alcohol-related health: 1) Built environment effects on alcohol-related health;2) Conceptualization and measurement of cultural and social norms regarding alcohol use;3) Analysis of repeated measures data;and 4) Field methods in epidemiologic data collection. I will use the skills obtained in these training areas to begin to fill outstanding gaps in our understanding of racial/ethnic differences in alcohol- related health with three research projects, for which the K01 will allow me protected research time that would otherwise not be possible as a new assistant professor. First, I will probe the validity of the racial/ethnic paradox itself. I ill explore whether lower rates of problem drinking among racial/ethnic minorities are limited to adolescents and young adults, and whether rates of problem drinking among older adults are higher among Blacks and Hispanics compared to non-Hispanic Whites. This work will utilize a national longitudinal dataset and incorporate information on trajectories within Blacks and Latino subgroups, which have never been characterized. Second, I will determine if alcohol-related social norms mediate overall differences in alcohol use and MVC risk, adding to our knowledge of how the paradox arises. I will use data from the New York Social Environment Survey, an epidemiologic study in New York City with rich racial and ethnic diversity and one of the only community-based samples to measure alcohol norms. Third, I will test a potential mechanism to explain the racial/ethnic paradox: that Black and Hispanic individuals experience more alcohol-attributable MVCF because the built environment in which they consume alcohol is more dangerous (e.g., worse road conditions). To test this hypothesis I propose a novel study linking records from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System on a national level with census and land usage information. In addition to these research aims, my K01 award period will focus on preparation of an R01 grant proposal to collect original data on racial/ethnic differences in alcohol-related health that builds on and extends the research proposed here. These projects are feasible only if I have protected time for new training and research, which K01 funding will provide.
The present proposal examines a long-standing but little investigated 'paradox'in alcohol epidemiology: epidemiological surveys consistently report that Black and Latino populations have comparable or lower prevalence of alcohol disorders compared to non-Hispanic Whites, but bear a disproportionate amount of harm from alcohol in the form of injury and illness. The training and research proposed here will form the background of a new line of inquiry to examine how racial/ethnic differences are shaped over the life course, and how the built environment as well as cultural/social norms shape alcohol-related risk. These inquires have substantial promise for public health;accurate empirical data regarding the emergence of racial/ethnic differences across the life course and explanations for the epidemiologic 'paradox'in alcohol-related health are crucial to better understanding the role of minority status in the development and persistence of alcohol disorders as well as alcohol-related motor-vehicle crash risk.
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|Keyes, Katherine M; Pratt, Charissa; Galea, Sandro et al. (2014) The burden of loss: unexpected death of a loved one and psychiatric disorders across the life course in a national study. Am J Psychiatry 171:864-71
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Winners for the annual Heritage Trail project were announced at the Martha's Vineyard Regional High School this week. The project involves sophomore history students who go out and trek the African American Heritage Trail of Martha's Vineyard, and then do a research project which is judged. Projects fall into categories: writing, art, physical projects and electronic projects.
The winners this year are as follows:
The couldashouldawoulda's are a week old now but the fact is the Vineyarders are still in the mix for a league title and a trip to their eighth Super Bowl despite a frustrating 8-6 loss to Blue Hills Regional Vocational Technical High School last Friday night.
For 364 days of the year, the Vineyard and Nantucket sit on their respective perches in the ocean and gaze at each other with casual disregard.
The two Islands may share ocean currents, topography and even a boat line, but beyond that they have little to do with each other.
But for one glorious day of the year, these two estranged siblings shake off their shared disdain and come together for a sporting contest that is part family reunion and part grudge match.
There is one sure place to hear a cowbell: Vineyard football games.
While football has its great players on the field, there also are performers in the seats.
The fans all bring talent to the bleachers.
Frank Daly of Vineyard Haven tries to make it to every game with his cowbell. With his red wool cap, he is easy to spot in the crowd.
In 1964, the Vineyarders recorded the first of three undefeated seasons in its history. Bob Tankard, Coach T as he is also known, remembers it well.
"Apponequet was the big game that year," said Mr. Tankard, a halfback and defensive back on the 1964 team. "We had never beaten them and they were supposed to run over us. The game was played in a northeaster and it ended a 0-0 tie. We felt like we had won.
Martha's Vineyard junior varsity players, fully prepared to face the Nantucket junior varsity team this Saturday, were frustrated by a late cancellation from Nantucket. Citing a lack of numbers the Nantucket High School announced it would not be able to provide a competing team. "Obviously we're not happy at all," said Vineyard junior varsity coach Phil Hughes this week.
The sounds of a bloody brawl direct me to the football field behind the regional high school where the junior varsity team is warming up for Saturday. Getting nearer, one cry stands out. "I want to see Balboni get killed!" I quicken my step, wondering whether I'm about to scoop an altogether more serious event.
It was déjà vu all over again for the boys' soccer team Sunday as the team again found itself in a sudden death penalty kick shoot-out in the opening round of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association tournament.
Although the Vineyarders prevailed in the shoot-out against Dighton-Rehoboth, thanks to the efforts of goaltender Nico Cuba, to win the game 3-2, there was a surreal quality to the game which marked the third time in three consecutive state tournament games the team's fate was decided by a shoot-out.
It's been a season of peaks and valleys for the Vineyard football team.
They shot out to a 5-0 record to start the season and earned a top rank in their division by the Boston Globe. And as if that weren't enough, a news crew from NBC taped two 30-minute segments that will air later this year during a halftime of the network's NFL Sunday Night Football program. Meanwhile, Sports Illustrated published a story showcasing the Vineyarders.
Just as the first snows arrived on the Island yesterday, other signs of winter were in evidence around the Island this past week.
In addition to Christmas sales and plastic lawn Santas, the young athletes of the Vineyard could be found practicing their jumpers and perfecting their slap shots, as the high school sports scene moved from the autumnal fields of soccer and football inside to the cozy confines of ice rinks and basketball courts.
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Ballin' in the Park is Perth's premier 3ON3 Basketball tournament and features two adult leagues: Elite league (ideal for Players in regular A division competitions + State Basketball) and Social league (More casual Ballers) sponsored by Vivid Wireless (minimum of four games per team – excluding finals). Whether you're the next Lebron James or even if you haven't touched a ball in years, we want you to play (Women welcome)! REGISTRATIONS ARE CLOSED
$100 per team with over $3,000 worth of prizes.
Rules of the game | Players conduct
*For insurance purposes all players must also sign a release form on the day prior to commencing play.
An NBA style three point competition where you'll have 1 minute to drain as many triples as possible. REGISTRATIONS ARE CLOSED
$15 per person with a $500 Footlocker & $300 Eighty4 Cartel voucher for the Larry Bird of Perth
We have the best W.A. hip hop DJ's, turntablists and Producers behind the wheels of steel playing some old skool 80′s/90′s Bball classics and the freshest new beats. Featuring:
The markets focuses on retail and food stallholders from the Town of Victoria Park, plus stallholders with products related to basketball and street culture.
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Current Food/Beverage Stallholders include: The Precinct, Antz in ya Pantz, Bangkok Jump Street, La Paleta.
Current Retail/ fashion stallholders include: Eighty4 Cartel, Legitimate Perth City & Major Mitchell Designs.
The Budweiser Beer Garden is a place where you can chill out, enjoy a beverage and watch some of the finest ballin on display. ID's required upon entry. A BASE-ketball tournament inspired by the cult movie will be staged from 1pm till 3pm and is open to teams of 3 (register on the day) with the major prize being a "Heat VIP On-Field Lounge" experience for (4) guests for the 2014-15 ABL pre-season (in October)
The Causeway bar (just around the corner from McCallum Park) will stage the after party from 8pm – 12am featuring hip hop beats and visuals. Free entry for anyone wearing a Basketball jersey .
$500 Cash
$300 Footlocker Voucher
An overnight trip for 4 people to Rottnest Island courtesy of Rottnest Express and the Rottnest Lodge valued at $800
$400 clothing and accessories pack courtesy of Alreis Clothing.
$100 Double Double bar card
3x $50 vouchers for the Butcher Shop
Plus more to be announced
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The most valuable players in each categories finals game will be awarded a $100 Eighty4 Cartel voucher
$500 Footlocker & $300 Eighty4 Cartel voucher for the Larry Bird of Perth
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Oh, please, I was an anomaly. I self-potty-trained.
Chancellor Kent Hance gives a look behind the curtain at Texas Tech during the recent realignment fracas with Don Williams of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Louisville over West Virginia? Somebody show this to Hance, please.
Texas prepared all week with the knowledge that it would face J.W. Walsh, not Wes Lunt, Mack Brown revealed on Monday. When is Lunt coming back, though? Mike Gundy addressed it.
Bill Snyder? He copped to having a Taco Bell habit on Monday.
The Big 12 is smaller, but it's better. Thank the quarterback play, writes Tom Keegan of the Lawrence Journal-World.
Is Bill Snyder better than Nick Saban? Bill Reiter of Fox Sports compares the two.
Cool feature here from Texas Tech's site: Go inside one of the biggest plays of the week. The Red Raiders' next few games will all be tough. All five opponents are ranked.
Bob Stoops isn't real keen on talking about the Sooners' history in Lubbock. There's been nothing spooky or spiritual about Texas Tech's wins over OU. It's just been domination.
Can Geno Smith be this year's RG3? Mel Kiper and Todd McShay weigh in on the similarities between the two quarterbacks' stories.
Could he be the best QB in Big 12 history?
Joseph Randle a Heisman contender? Colleague Ivan Maisel writes about the possibility, and his Oklahoma State qualm with SEC stats.
Kansas' focus this week? Moving the rivalry intensity from Missouri to K-State, and still being respectful to the Wildcats on social media.
Kevin Durant's appearance on the big screen at Boone Pickens Stadium on Saturday was pretty humorous.
TCU has now lost 20 players since the end of last season. Stefan Stevenson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram tells you about the latest.
Time to check in on West Virginia's defense, which is not traumatized from Saturday's game versus Baylor.
Matt Hayes of Sporting News unveils his Big 12 power rankings.
Johnathan Gray is making a big impact at Texas, writes Austin Laymance of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.


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Matthew Knoles
Lower School Principal
Matthew Knoles taught for 10 years in public elementary schools in Santa Barbara, Goleta, and Ventura before joining the Providence faculty in 2014. He holds a masters degree in Educational Policy and Leadership and a preliminary administrative credential (California State University Northridge, 2010). He completed the California teaching credential program (Chapman University, 2004) after earning a bachelors degree in sociology (UCSB, 2000).
On Sundays, Mr. Knoles serves Santa Barbara Community Church as a worship leader. He and his wife, Krista, have three children, Tully, Tessa, and Beck, who are part of the Providence family.
Caitlyn Goebel
Preschool Director
Our founding preschool director, Caitlyn (Patton) Goebel came to Providence from the El Montecito Early School, where she taught since 2011. She has been a preschool educator since 2006, serving as a teacher and assistant childcare director in Orange County before returning to her native Santa Barbara. Mrs. Goebel earned a B.S. degree in child development with a minor in psychology from California Polytechnic University at San Luis Obispo.
Terry Lucera
Executive Assistant to the Lower School Principal / Science Teacher
Terry Lucera is a graduate of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo with a B.S. in Biological Sciences. She has completed coursework toward a teaching credential at California State University, Northridge. She is no stranger to the independent school arena, having taught elementary and middle school science at a private school in the San Fernando Valley for 13 years. Upon arriving in Santa Barbara in 2011, Mrs. Lucera took employment as a teacher-editor reviewing science education and technology materials, but found she missed the school environment. She is happy to be back on a school campus, in the front office and in the science classroom.
Jan Smith
Lower School Operations Manager
Jan Smith earned a B.S. in Elementary Education at the University of Indianapolis. She has served in various administrative capacities at Santa Barbara Christian School since 1995. Mrs. Smith and her husband, Tom, have two grown sons, Matt and Tim, both alumni of SBCS.
Silvia Bordin has been a part of our school family for over 20 years, including serving on the Board of Directors. She holds a Master of Arts in Education/Educational Leadership from Antioch University. She earned her bachelor's degree in Human Services Management, and associates in Early Childhood Education. Mrs. Bordin is fluent in Spanish and has studied American Sign Language. Her grown sons, Robert and David, attended Santa Barbara Christian School. Her daughter, Eliana, is currently enrolled in Providence Lower School.
Kara (Berge) Baker is a graduate of the Westmont Teacher Credential Program and received a Liberal Studies degree from Westmont College in 2012. She has extensive experience in the classroom through her student teaching and pre-professional work in instructional assisting in the Santa Barbara community as well as internationally, both in public and private education. Mrs. Baker has developed a strong understanding of student development and enjoys sharing a relationship with each student based on his or her interests, personality, and faith.
Jill McLemore
First Grade
Jill McLemore earned a B.A. in Liberal Studies from Westmont College in 2005, as well as a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential in 2006. She began working at the former Santa Barbara Christian School in 2008. She enjoys the opportunity to work with young students at Providence and considers it a privilege to be a part of the school community.
Deborah Fuller was born and raised in Santa Barbara and is thrilled to continue to be a contributing member of this unique community. Before joining the Providence faculty in 2016, Mrs. Fuller taught both kindergarten and first grade at Roosevelt Elementary School. Mrs. Fuller earned a bachelor's degree in liberal studies with an emphasis in art from Westmont College in 2013. She holds a multiple subject teaching credential.
Anne Hammer
Third Grade
Anne Hammer earned a B.A. degree in Liberal Studies from Westmont College where she was named the Outstanding Liberal Studies Student for 2012. She completed her Multiple Subject Teaching Credential in 2012 and joined the Providence faculty in 2013. She is truly an outstanding educator and passionate about her faith and her calling.
Christa Jones
Fourth Grade
Christa Jones earned a B.S. degree in Elementary Education and Mildly Mentally Handicapped Education from Huntington University in Indiana, and a Master's Degree in Education from Indiana Wesleyan. Mrs. Jones has been in the teaching profession since 1992 and joined the former Santa Barbara Christian School faculty in 2009. She and her husband, Doug, have two sons who attend Providence.
Jennifer Suleiman
Fifth Grade
Jennifer Suleiman earned a B.A. degree in Studio Art from the University of California Santa Barbara and a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential from California State University, Sacramento. She has been a credentialed teacher since 1994 and involved full time in classroom education since 2004. Mrs. Suleiman joined the former Santa Barbara Christian School faculty in 2010 and has been teaching art and fifth grade with a passion. In 2013, she was honored to become a fellow of the South Coast Writing Project—an organization that is dedicated to training up young writers in the classroom.
Whitney Kleen earned a B.A. degree in Liberal Studies and a multiple subject teaching credential with a supplemental authorization in mathematics from Pepperdine University in 2004. She spent ten years teaching sixth, seventh, and eighth grade classes in Santa Barbara, Carpinteria, and Irvine before joining the Providence faculty in 2015.
Debbie Corazza earned a B.A. in English and French from the University of Southern California, and an M.A. in English and American Literature from Claremont Graduate School. She earned a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential at Point Loma Nazarene University and has many years of classroom experience. She joined the Providence faculty as librarian in 2013 and is dedicated to instilling a love for reading in children. Mrs. Corazza and her husband, Mark, are the parents of four SBCS graduates.
Ms. Eglin has been teaching music, directing, accompanying, and performing in the Santa Barbara area since 1999. A native of Alexander, New York, she graduated from the State University of New York College at Fredonia, with a B.M. in Piano Performance and a B.M.E. in Music Education, and worked with the New York State Summer School of the Arts Choral Studies program for four years as a studio accompanist and instructor. Ms. Eglin is the musical director for Stage Left Summer Theater Program, and has also directed over 30 local musicals since 2001 at Dos Pueblos High School, Santa Barbara High School, Crane Country Day School, Goleta Valley Junior High, UpStage Left, and Lobero Theater Camp. Ms. Eglin taught for many years through Children's Creative Project, a local non-profit supporting arts education in our local elementary schools. She taught music at Crane Country Day School and at Hope and Monte Vista Elementary Schools before coming to Providence. In addition to her classroom teaching, she worked at El Montecito Presbyterian Church as the Interim Children's Ministry Director for two years, as well as the Children's Choir Director and the Sanctuary Choir Accompanist for 12 years. Her three children, Margaret, Jamie, and David, love to visit the Providence campus and draw funny things on her whiteboard when no one is looking.
Tessa Emerson
Art & Kindergarten Assistant
Miss Tessa Emerson, formerly a Division 1 basketball player for Pepperdine University, joined the Providence Lower School faculty team fall of 2016. Miss Emerson was a standout at Pepperdine, both on the court and in the classroom. She completed her undergraduate studies with a bachelor's degree in liberal arts with an emphasis in fine arts and then went on to earn her teaching credential there. She is a Santa Barbara local, having attended El Montecito Early School, Peabody Charter School, and Santa Barbara Jr. and Sr. High Schools.
Blake Matthias
Physical Education
Blake Matthias holds a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Westmont College where he played on the baseball team. As a Warrior, he was named to the All-Conference Team and served as a leader and mentor to younger players. Since graduating, Mr. Matthias has coached at the Westmont Summer Youth Sorts Camp and served as a church youth group leader and member of mission trips to the Philippines, El Salvador, and Mexico. He joined the Providence faculty in 2015.
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Ducks find a way to lose one
ANAHEIM - Close doesn't cut it, certainly given where the Ducks stand these days.
Despite taking a one-goal lead into the third period, the Ducks watched the defending Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red Wings score twice within 35 seconds to take a 4-3 decision Wednesday night at Honda Center.
"We found a way to lose," Ducks goaltender Jean-Sebastien Giguere said. "That's the difference between us and them. They know how to win, and we're a team trying to figure out how to win."
While the Red Wings (30-7-6) remained 11 points ahead of the second-place Chicago Blackhawks in the NHL's Central Division and pulled to three points of the pace-setting San Jose Sharks in the Western Conference, the Ducks (22-18-5) did nothing to enhance their status in the lower half of the playoff picture.
"They find ways to win," Giguere said. "We don't always do that. It's going to be up to us, the veterans, to step up and find a way."
Detroit's Dan Cleary beat Giguere from near the top of the right-wing faceoff circle at 9:32 of the third period, and Johan Franzen scored a disputed decisive goal at 10:07, re-directing a Pavel Datsyuk shot with what the Ducks claimed was a high stick. A video review did not overturn the call on the ice.
"We're going to have a conversation with that one," Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said "Clearly, from the angle we have, and I think it was our broadcast, it showed that the puck definitely was above the crossbar. It went down, so how it got down is really going to be the question."
The goals by Cleary and Franzen overshadowed an outstanding effort by Ducks center Ryan Getzlaf, who followed up his five-assist performance in a 5-4, overtime triumph over the visiting Red Wings on Oct. 29 with a goal and two assists.
"I think everybody played well for the most part," Getzlaf said. "We had a few fundamental breakdowns and they cost us goals. When you play a good hockey team, that's what happens."
After being out-shot 7-1 and giving up the game's initial goal to Tomas Holmstrom 9:03 into the first period, the Ducks turned it up a notch. Getzlaf scored at the 17-minute mark and made a tremendous stickhandling play to set up a Corey Perry power-play goal at 18:48, but Detroit regained control at the outset of the second period.
A power-play strike by Jiri Hudler, which resulted from an unexpected carom off the end boards, got the Red Wings even at 2:49. Though the Ducks regained the lead when Getzlaf set up a goal by defenseman Steve Montador at 11:28, Detroit out-shot the Ducks 13-4 in the middle session.
The Ducks tested Red Wings goalie Chris Osgood two more times before Franzen put Detroit on top to stay.
"In the first half of the game, that was the team we can be," Giguere said. "In the second half, that's the team we don't want to be."
Ducks right wing Teemu Selanne skated Wednesday for the first time since suffering a lacerated left-quadriceps muscle in a freak accident during a Dec. 19 game at Edmonton.
Selanne took the ice on his own before the team's regular morning skate.
"I'm pretty much able to do everything else, but not explosive stuff," Selanne said. "With the controlled strides, I can push quite hard, but anything explosive or quick, it's not strong enough. That will come from skating."
Friday will mark four weeks since Selanne accidentally cut himself with his own skate after being hit by Oilers defenseman Denis Grebeshkov less than two minutes into a 3-2, shootout victory by the Ducks.
"Four weeks is the time that the muscle should be strong enough to start really pushing," Selanne said. "I'm very happy with how things are going."
While he planned to skate every day until the NHL All-Star break Jan. 23-25, Selanne's return to the lineup will most likely not occur until at least Jan. 27 at Phoenix.
"For sure, that first game after the break is my goal," he said.
Ducks rookie defenseman Brett Festerling did not return after taking a Marian Hossa shot on the inside of his left knee 16 minutes into the second period.
An X-ray did not look favorable, Carlyle said. The Ducks scheduled Festerling to undergo an MRI on Thursday, meaning he would not travel with the team on an early-morning flight to Pittsburgh for Friday's game against the Penguins. The Ducks would appear likely to recall another defenseman from Iowa of the American League.
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