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Learning meowtial arts! =3
Ninja Kitty
Ninja Kitty
Does whatever Ninj... YARN!!!!!
Sooo cute. Heh.
can't resist the cuteness*...darn you, shirtwoot!
*pyramid structure also a plus
Cuteness level is 8/10.
Would you guys (literally, ya'll men) out there would wear this shirt?
I think I would..
original ninja cat video http://youtu.be/fzzjgBAaWZw
Gotta love the facepalming sensei cat in the corner. Nice print.
This must be what happens when unstealthiest ninja adopts a litter of kittens.
Unstealthy they may be but black belts in cuteness ;3
Cute, so cute! have. too. many. shirts.. must. resist...
Also, "changes in prey path"
Well hell, why do I have to be flat broke right now? I neeeed this shirt to go with all my Unstealthiest Ninja shirts. *off to dig for change in the couches*
Empirical evidence from The Reckoning suggests the following two laws of nature:
1) Wooters love ninjas.
2) Wooters love cats.
Conclusion: this shirt will be maximally irresistible.
I can't believe they took the class picture the day I was out sick.
Everyone stop talking about CowboyDann I think He's back.
I provided this animated representation of your minds right now
badlass wrote:Also, "changes in prey path"
And are designed to....
It is an adorable shirt!!
[quote postid="5205294" user="CowboyDann"]Everyone stop talking about CowboyDann I think He's back.
Nice... Though gluttony and lust should switch. The glutton can't get over the bar and the lustful one is after the sti
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Nice... Though gluttony and lust should switch. The glutton can't get over the bar and the lustful one is after the sti
I had that first, but then I decided to switch it at the last second under the premise that lust was balancing on that pole, saw pride's charisma and fell in lust with him and slipped off the pole. Gluttony has a bigger butt anyways.
Also, I'd be ~a little~ surprised if this is true because this comes from the "talking out of your ass" all my experiences that english arts and film classes gave me
"Design" and "pray?" Proofreader on break, came back to find sentance already completed? Wootwriting is usually technically impeccable, so, cad that I am, I must pounce on these errors and shout "Aha, I say! Aha!"
There. I feel better now. Thanks.
Thank you. My 12-year-old daughter has had a fascination for ninja cats ever since she taught her (always growing) troupe of stuffed toy ones to do ninja moves. (They take classes, pass practical tests, etc.) She gets very detailed about what they've learned, and has taken to drawing them more than playing with them now that she's gotten older. It's always fun to find something that appeals to her love of cats, but to find ninja cats is a total bonus!
I'm not really into cats and I'm totally not into ninjas, but GOSH DARN IT, this is so cute and awesome it's practically irresistible! Great design, Anna-Maria! I predict major sales numbers.
*said by a person with a few cat shirts but NO ninjas, not even unstealthy ones*
Is that kitty in the bottom right doing the pre-pounce butt wiggle? This shirt is almost too cute to be allowed.
They appear as undisciplined amateurs. It's a clever kitty ruse. Watch your back and your balls of yarn.
Awesome! Jung designs are so cute
Speaking of murdering cats, here's another cartoon of murdering cats. I think they go along together rather nicely! http://theoatmeal.com/comics/cats_actually_kill
CowboyDann wrote:Everyone stop talking about CowboyDann I think He's back.
I provided this animated representation of your minds right now
LOLOLOL this is fantastc, you totally found out about my true intentions! :-DDD
Completing the proof...
Y'all missed "slate". It should be "slake".
No less cute thereby.
"First, you must learn to scratch the post WITHOUT the claws."
Cats love vertical space. It's the sensei's fault for creating such an inviting structure.
Thank goodness, I'm not the only one who wants them to fix the "pray path".
barahon wrote:Completing the proof...
Y'all missed "slate". It should be "slake".
No less cute thereby.
Actually, that one isn't a typo. It's a play on the color of the shirt, which is 'slate'.
Damn you shirt woot! The cute is deadly- perhaps more so than the cats on the shirt. I'm justifying buying this by calling it an early birthday present for myself
Cute, deadly, deep, and much we have to learn... lol *facepalm*
Absolutely. For shame, Woot writers.
madfrisbee wrote:Absolutely. For shame, Woot writers.
Duly noted and passed on, peeps.
phanfland wrote:"Design" and "pray?" Proofreader on break, came back to find sentance already completed? Wootwriting is usually technically impeccable, so, cad that I am, I must pounce on these errors and shout "Aha, I say! Aha!"
There. I feel better now. Thanks.
"sentance" 'nuff said.
Ninja kitties! Yay, Anna Maria! :D
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Hope you are around for the long haul!!!
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Read the same article. I am fascinated by this survivior idea w/ genetics. I bought some of Purvis Brothers queens w/ same idea. Another article in one of this months mags talked about Dr. John Harbo opening up his own business. He appears to be the common thread w/ all of the hygenic, SMR, survivor queen rearers. From Spivak, Glenn apiarires, B. Weaver, and purvis etc. The article says he will be hoping to develop his own line of queens. I will wait w/ baited breath for this breeder to get on-line. He was former gov't(USDA?) scientist who wrote numerous articles regarding thsi topic and genetic diversity.
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Senator Marco Rubio's office has just released a few excerpts from his upcoming SOTU response. Rubio plans to reframe the Republican Party's connection to middle- and working-class Americans by reminding the President of Rubio's roots, and his community even now. Both Democrats and Republicans love America, Rubio says, but Democrats can't deliver the kind of economic growth needed by the working and middle classes in order to add jobs and create opportunities for themselves and their children.
"This opportunity – to make it to the middle class or beyond no matter where you start out in life – it isn't bestowed on us from Washington. It comes from a vibrant free economy where people can risk their own money to open a business. And when they succeed, they hire more people, who in turn invest or spend the money they make, helping others start a business and create jobs. Presidents in both parties – from John F. Kennedy to Ronald Reagan – have known that our free enterprise economy is the source of our middle class prosperity. But President Obama? He believes it's the cause of our problems."
"Mr. President, I still live in the same working class neighborhood I grew up in. My neighbors aren't millionaires. They're retirees who depend on Social Security and Medicare. They're workers who have to get up early tomorrow morning and go to work to pay the bills. They're immigrants, who came here because they were stuck in poverty in countries where the government dominated the economy. The tax increases and the deficit spending you propose will hurt middle class families. It will cost them their raises. It will cost them their benefits. It may even cost some of them their jobs. And it will hurt seniors because it does nothing to save Medicare and Social Security. So Mr. President, I don't oppose your plans because I want to protect the rich. I oppose your plans because I want to protect my neighbors."
"Economic growth is the best way to help the middle class. Unfortunately, our economy actually shrank during the last three months of 2012. But if we can get the economy to grow at just 4 percent a year, it would create millions of middle class jobs. And it could reduce our deficits by almost $4 trillion dollars over the next decade. Tax increases can't do this. Raising taxes won't create private sector jobs. And there's no realistic tax increase that could lower our deficits by almost $4 trillion. That's why I hope the President will abandon his obsession with raising taxes and instead work with us to achieve real growth in our economy."
"The real cause of our debt is that our government has been spending 1 trillion dollars more than it takes in every year. That's why we need a balanced budget amendment. The biggest obstacles to balancing the budget are programs where spending is already locked in. One of these programs, Medicare, is especially important to me. It provided my father the care he needed to battle cancer and ultimately die with dignity. And it pays for the care my mother receives now. I would never support any changes to Medicare that would hurt seniors like my mother. But anyone who is in favor of leaving Medicare exactly the way it is right now, is in favor of bankrupting it."
Rubio finishes (at least in the excerpts) by warning that Obama may end up being known as the President who ushered in the era of American decline:
"Despite our differences, I know that both Republicans and Democrats love America. I pray we can come together to solve our problems, because the choices before us could not be more important. If we can get our economy healthy again, our children will be the most prosperous Americans ever. And if we do not, we will forever be known as the generation responsible for America's decline."


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|Focus ST The place to chat about general questions, window tinting, exterior body, interior and lighting upgrades for the MK3 2013-Current Focus ST.
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There are some bargains now if you have the money or have a lot to put down but in relation to the average incomes here, it's still not as affordable as it once was. Also keep in mind our home owners insurance is insanely expensive.
Good thing about a car, you can drive in it away, a home is not going with you if you have to move or leave due to a job loss. Run to the hills...run for your lifeeeeeeee.
Buying a home is still one of the best invesments and like kissing it's all about location. Florida is a prime location to get a steal on a nice home since the market is so poor but alot of places (like Colorado) are seeing recovery and the housing and construction market has had a good upturn around here. Foreclosures are also at an all time low since '08 so still good to save for a home.
Ok,back on topic and yes,don't go upside down on a car like an ST since the depreciation is pretty bad for a Focus the way it is;stick with something in your budget and keep the drowning to a minimum.
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Buying a home is not the appreciating asset it once was, a lot of people fell victim to that and foreclosures are very high and increasing. I have neighbors and know people who are upside down on their homes from the tune of $100K to $400K. That's more of a hit than the original poster will take on a trade in.
The ST in the ST3 package is priced at the average price of a car in the US. We are not talking a M3 or Porsche Caymen here. ST1 is a big savings over the ST3 to get the MT and the engine, the other stuff is eye candy in my opinion.
There is nothing worse than being stuck with a 5 year loan on a car that does not give you something to work for. Depending on the person's finances and of course other debts, they should wisely choose whether or not it's a good idea to take the hit. For some people, they may be able to do this without having too much damage, say they have no other debts and a good stable job. For some the loss of money is in material based on being miserable and unhappy, it's like a bad marriage sooner or later it's going to end in an expensive divorce.
"or at least have some money in the bank for a rainy day" spoken like a pure Suze Orman fan...if your living paycheck to paycheck with tons of credit card debt, a rainy day fund will be made of unobtanium.
About the novelty wearing off, it's subjective but often you can use this to your advantage and buy something in nice condition and save the depreciation you will get hit with.
You seem to be suggesting that buying a car based on a whim (and not on one's needs or what one can comfortably afford) is never a bad idea simply because "you only live once".
As you correctly pointed out "it will get and look old fast once the novelty wears off". That is actually a pretty good reason not to throw money away.
However in my case I wouldn't have been happy with the 5 speed as it felt like taking a step backwards towards my last car which was 18 years old when I replaced it with my SEL last year and had over 235k miles on it over 44k of which I put on myself learning to drive a manual in that car.
The ST is an amazing drive so far even though I only have around 750 miles on the car at the moment. I was fairly satisfied with the DCT except for the little rocker switch for the select shift mode and the programming when in manual mode being a bit slow to actually follow the issued commands. I had been driving it manually a lot anyway just because I liked having the control over the computer, but it was very much a case of it would shift only when it wanted to, if I asked it a millisecond too soon the computer said no and you ended up revving more than you intended to. In drive it was very responsive and would drop down 1-2 gears readily in stark contrast to some other reports I've heard.
It did really well on the dyno as well as on the track, but it just made me want the ST even more especially after having had to replace a damaged bumper cover and choosing the ST parts to get a feel for it in Frosted Glass. I wish ford would have brought over the wagon and also allowed the ST to come in this color, it was gorgeous, but it would cost more to convert the engine and gearbox, and brakes, and all the other bits than it would be to take a bit of a bath on the trade. Technically I owned the car though so I didn't have to deal with the finance company at the time of the trade.
So far I'm happier with the ST and despite the extra performance have only given up a few MPG in my commute, although I have slightly modified the route at times to avoid some of the bad traffic, not that it always works.
If the DCT is truly your problem, trade for a manual and you're losses will be considerably less. Your problem will be solved and your finances well remain relatively intact.
In all honesty, to me it sounds like you want a ST and your cognitive dissonance is trying to justify taking a bath. The only way you're going to truly be happy with whatever direction you take is by coming to terms with whatever you value most-the car or your finances. As stated above, a car is a depreciating asset to start with-let alone rolling over negative equity. The counter-argument is that if you aren't happy with the car anyways, continuing to pay on it while it depreciates even more is just a slap in the face.
I speak from experience as I traded in my SEL with 1100 miles on the Ti that I drive now. Not only did I take a bath on the trade, I also got the beloved clunk with the Ti that the SEL didn't have. So not only did a make a crappy financial decision; I also inherited problems.
Believe it or not, I'm happier with the Ti. I resolved my conflict by deciding what was more important-my car payment or the car that I have to drive. If the finances were an issue then the problem would have been solved differently. I chose the car over the payment and stand by my decision. That's all you have to do-decide what is most important to you and stick with it.
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People on here must be Suze Orman fans...
Who cares about the money your going to lose, sooner or later everyones car will be sitting in a dump or be made into nails or some other recyclable good. Cars are not a good investment period.
If your not happy with the DCT (nether am I) dump it, you only live once so they say. What's worse being miserable and driving around in a car that you despise or bankrolling an extra few thousand that you can look at in a virtual number and pat yourself on the back.
I do suggest you build more equity and wait a little longer, the ST might not be the best solution if you just want a manual and not the sporty look and more HP. Trust me it will get and look old fast once the novelty wears off. I thought about doing the same thing, but changed my mind for now. Also you might be better off trading your car in for a used ST, there will plenty out there once the novelty wears off in a year or so and save the depreciation and get what you want in the end.
yea suss makes a good point. if you really can't stand the dct then trade in for a manual - no need to upgrade to ST.
also... have you tried taking your car into the dealership? It might just need an update and/or quick fix... I had a little bit of issues but the trans is fixed and computer updated and the car is great now! It's under warranty so just go take it into the dealership and get it fixed before you make such a big decision. A lot of the problems are solved by simple computer update.
hope this helps
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Many modern drugs are the purified form of chemicals present in
traditional medicines. Aspirin is made chemically now in pure form, but the
original source was willow bark. Digitalis was originally purified from fox
glove, a flower, and ephedrine from a desert shrub. Only a few fungi have been
used as traditional medicines. Scientists continue to visit other countries to
collect and study traditional medicines hoping to discover new drug sources.
The caterpillar fungus is a traditional medicine that has been widely used as a tonic and/or medicine by the Chinese for hundreds of years. The use of this fungus was relatively unknown in this country until it was credited for the success of Chinese women athletes at the National Games in Beijing, in 1993. Three Chinese track runners set new world records during the Games at three different distances, 10,000 m, 15,000 m and 30,000 m. Their coach, Ma Zunren, attributed the runners success to intensive training as well as a stress-relieving tonic prepared from the caterpillar fungus.
In the old days, Chinese people thought that the caterpillar fungus (Dong chong xiz cao) were worms. However, after years of study, it was found that it really is a fruiting body produced by the fungus, Cordyceps sinesis, on dead caterpillars of the moth Hepilus fabricius. Spores of Cordyceps sinensis grow inside the caterpillars filling the caterpillar with filaments (hyphae). When the caterpillar dies the fungus produces a stalked fruiting body that produces spores. The spores are spread in the wind to the next generation of caterpillars. Uninfected caterpillars pupate into relatively large primitive moths.
The moth is found in the south central Provinces of Guizhou, Hubei, Gansu, Qinghai, Shanxi, Sichuan, Sizang, Yunnan, and Zhejiang. Infected caterpillars are often found in soft soil under trees in mountains over 4000 m high, or in cold, well-drained grassy marshlands. The life cycle of uninfected moths takes two years to complete. Most other moths have shorter life cycles. Hepilus fabricius and other species of Hepialus live in vertical tunnels in the soil and emerge at night to feed on roots or aerial portions of plants. Some species are serious pests of pastures.
The use of the caterpillar fungus is believed to have started a thousand years ago. It was either ground into a powder, or mixed with other tonics.
Today the most common way to prepare the caterpillar fungus is to stuff a duck with the caterpillar fungus then after boiling the duck in hot water, patients drink the liquid. It sounds unpleasant, but Vivian reports the aroma is pleasant and the broth tastes sweet. The caterpillar fungus is reported to have many benefits as a traditional medicine. Some consider the benefits to be similar to those of another valuable Chinese tonic, ginseng. Traditonal Chinese medicines like the caterpillar fungus and ginseng are bought in Chinese drug stores. The price varies from $27 to $53 a pound depending on quality. The fungus fruiting body has been removed in the most expensive grade. Caterpillar fungi are also used as gifts. A large gift box costs about $400.
Some people believe the caterpillar fungus cures tuberculosis, coughing, anemia, and back and knee pains. Today, the caterpillar fungus is mainly used as a tonic to increase strength or for rejuvenation after a long serious injury. Some also believe that the fungus can also reduce stress. If scientific research supports these claims and identifies the active ingredients produced by the fungus it may become very valuable in modern medicine. Scientists have already identified several compounds isolated that might be useful when purified as drugs to combat some types of cancer and lymphocytes [natural killer cells].
In addition to it being a possible source of drugs the caterpillar fungus might also be useful in controlling moths that damage pastures.
Last update: 16 Mar 98. This page was written by Lai Ming (Vivian) Luk and edited by Robert Fogel and Patricia Rogers. This project was supported in part by the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program at the University of Michigan.


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40 Junior Gunners hit the road to Birmingham last weekend to watch Arsenal's Premier League clash with Aston Villa.
The youngsters, who won tickets and travel to the game in a JG competition, made their presence known at Villa Park, cheering Arsène Wenger's men on from the very front row and even trying out a few of their own chants.
The day began at Emirates Stadium where the JGs boarded their very own bus for the match, and passed the journey honing their chants and getting stuck into competitions arranged by the Arsenal staff, with vouchers for the Armoury Store up for grabs.
After taking in all the action at Villa Park, the JGs warmed themselves up with cups of cocoa and headed for home, arriving back at Emirates Stadium at 10pm after the late 5.30 kick-off.
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The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution asking the Palestinian Authority and Israel to investigate the Gaza Strip war in the winter of 2009 even though Israel has submitted its report and the Palestinians are still investigating. The resolution urges both parties to conduct separate investigations that are "independent, credible and in conformity with international standards." The United States voted against the resolution. Israel's UN Ambassador, Gabriela Shalev said the PA "cannot genuinely address the conflict between the state of Israel and the Hamas terrorist entity." Actually, the PA has as much anger toward Hamas as does Israel.
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By the title 'Arsenal in the Community', it would be a natural assumption to think that the Club's activities are restricted to the local area surrounding Arsenal Football Club and Emirates Stadium. However, Arsenal has expanded and established working groups all over the world.
Arsenal has community coaching links with many countries including, South Africa, Ukraine, Nigeria, Israel, Cyprus, Bosnia, Egypt and Thailand, assisting in grassroots coaching programmes in each territory.
The purpose of these visits is to train young volunteers how to coach and organise football so there is an element of sustainability when Arsenal in the Community returns home and the young coaches will continue to train 'the Arsenal way' in their own communities. During the visits, Arsenal provides coaching support and also organises a tournament for local children at the end of the week.
The coaching model is unique to Arsenal in the Community and is followed in the majority of the countries which the Club visit. An alternative model involves community coaches running Arsenal's long standing and popular 'Soccer Schools' for local children.
Arsenal in the Community run a Gap Year Internship programme which involves coach education training and work experience in local schools with us here in north London followed by 4 months coaching at an Arsenal charity project or Soccer School abroad. For more information click here.
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Since 1998, Arsenal in the Community coaches have visited Soweto three times to deliver coaching courses to develop coaching programmes in the area. The project was subsequently expanded with coaches not only working in Soweto but also the township of Alexandra. 200 were registered for the Arsenal sessions and more than 400 children turned up every day. Some walked several hours to get to and from the training.
In November 2002, three Arsenal in the Community coaches visited Nigeria for the first time, offering support and advice to both local coaches and youngsters living in the rural area surrounding Port Harcourt. At that time there was no organised community football taking place in the entire country of Nigeria, with children generally learning their skills by playing on the streets.
In 1998, life-long Arsenal supporter, George Mills, who has been providing aid to deprived areas of eastern Europe for many years, asked Arsenal in the Community scheme to help lift the spirits of Chernigov, a city in the east of Ukraine with which he had forged strong links. 99 out of every 100 children in the area are ill from the aftermath of Chernobyl.
Arsenal has visited Chernigov on six occasions to deliver football coaching to young children and coaches and have made donations of clothing, kits and gifts.
Arsenal in the Community has a long-term involvement in Israel, helping to promote better relations between jewish and Arab children through football with the "Arsenal in the Galilee" project. Arsenal in the Community has launched a series of community programmes that now involve 12 settlements in northern Israel. Former Arsenal youth team and reserves player Danny Rebuck runs football programmes and teaches volunteers to become coaches, using the Arsenal Soccer School coaching modules. Arsenal in the Community have recruited gap year students to coach in the mixed Jewish-Arab town of Acco. Over 300 children are now taking part in the programme.
This was Arsenal in the Community's very first venture abroad in 1995, when the Club visited the British Forces bases in Dhekalia and Episkopi on the island of Cyprus. The Club teamed up with the forces' youth services to deliver soccer schools to the children of parents serving in the Armed Forces based in Cyprus.
2003 was Arsenal's ninth trip to the island which now includes a third venue, the Royal Air Force Base at Akrotiro.
Over recent years the Cyprus project has been expanded to include children from local communities, as well as the children of Armed Forces personnel based on the island.
Since 2001, The New Cairo British International School has hosted Arsenal Soccer Schools to deliver coaching development courses once a year to children from the local community. Through the Club's links with the local authorities in Cairo, the Arsenal programme offers the opportunity for the city's orphans and homeless children to take part in Arsenal in the Community's football activities.
In 1996, a visit to Bosnia was organised to help give local children much needed diversion from the fighting and unrest which they had experienced. A three day football development programme was delivered to the children and subsequently, working with Spirit of Soccer, the Club assisted in a campaign to promote land mine awareness through football.
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Strasbourg, 25 March 2013 - A delegation of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) visited Germany from 11 to 15 March 2013 as the first step in the preparation of a monitoring report. During its visit, ECRI´s delegation gathered information on legislation, hate speech, violence, integration policies, LGBT questions and other issues.
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Following this visit, ECRI will adopt a report to be published in 2014, in which it will make a fresh set of recommendations on measures to be taken by the authorities to address racism, discrimination, xenophobia, antisemitism and intolerance in the country. Among these, two will be revisited in two years' time as part of an interim follow-up procedure.
In its 2009 report, ECRI highlighted, inter alia, the following concerns: non-ratification of Protocol No. 12 to the European Convention on Human Rights which extends the application of the principle of non-discrimination; lack of a specific provision in the Criminal Code considering racist motivation as an aggravating circumstance; inadequacy of the financial and human resources of the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency; and the funding of political parties and other organisations which resort to racist, xenophobic and antisemitic actions and propaganda.
ECRI is a human rights body of the Council of Europe, composed of independent experts, which monitors problems of racism, discrimination on grounds of ethnic origin, citizenship, colour, religion and language (racial discrimination), as well as xenophobia, antisemitism and intolerance, prepares reports and issues recommendations to member States.
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My discussion today features a man who was at the heart of perhaps the greatest defensive back four the game has ever seen. He's big, he's strong, he's STEVE BOULD who is now back with us as a Youth Team coach.
Steve, what was the first organised team you ever played for?
I can't remember the name but I know we got beat 10-1, I'm not joking! In Staffordshire there is a league called 'The Lads & Dads'; the lads play and the dads run the teams. Most of the kids in Stoke play in it.
What was the first position you played?
I played in the centre of midfield for most of my career until I came into professional football. Funnily enough I have school photos which show me as one of the smaller boys and it wasn't until the age of 14 that I shot up.
It was with Stoke City that you made your mark. What were your first impressions of the professional game?
I loved the fact that it was training every day but all of a sudden you are playing for a living so it was not just a bit of fun any more, although I still loved it. But it struck me that everybody took it so seriously and it could be a bit scary at times because you were actually playing not only for yours but also for somebody else's living and if you messed up it could cost them money.
It was brought home to me particularly when I went to Torquay on loan (where Bruce Rioch was player-manager) that playing League football was completely different. You weren't just playing for your wage, the lads at Torquay needed that win bonus - it made all the difference to all of those lads on a Saturday. It really taught me how serious football was.
Who was the first manager you played League football under?
Richie Barker gave me my debut for Stoke City. I was 13th man for the very first game of the 1981/82 season and we played Arsenal away. In those days there was only one sub so I was just there for experience but funnily enough as we walked out into the middle of Highbury before the game Richie walked up to me and said: "Son you better get used to this." Little did I know then that I would play for 11 years at Arsenal.
We actually won 1-0 that day. Lee Chapman scored and then joined Arsenal just after that. But I made my debut the following month at Middlesbrough where we lost 3-2. I didn't play again for another 18 months and ended up playing at right-back against West Ham and scored an own-goal which Jimmy Greaves nominated as the own-goal of the year! So I had a shocking start and got booed for about two years, I'm not kidding you. I used to sit in the toilet at Stoke and as they announced the team you would hear the response. 'Peter Fox' would get a big cheer and 'number two, Steve Bould' would be greeted with boos. In fact some of my family stopped coming to watch.
When did you first hear of Arsenal's interest in you?
It was perhaps six months before I came. They were looking at Lee Dixon at the time and the word had gone around that Arsenal was watching us. Brian Talbot had told Arsenal there were two decent players at Stoke that they might like to look at.
When it came to it I had two choices, Arsenal or Everton who were then on fire under Howard Kendall. On the face of it you would have thought I should have gone there. It was local to me and more money of course because George (Graham) never paid money out! But Alan Hudson advised me there was only one place to go and that's the Arsenal and I think I made the right decision in the end.
Was your first real triumph winning the 'double?'
The year we beat Liverpool to the title was the first year I won anything in the professional game and that was in my first year here. I thought Gordon Bennett! It's quite easy this game isn't it! It's not bad being at a big club!
Steve, you of course played a significant part in Arsenal's famous back four. When did you first realise that it was something extra-special?
When I signed George had told me I was more of a long-term replacement for David O'Leary and in the pre-season of 1988/89 it was all a bit mixed. As it goes David got injured and I played in the first game at Wimbledon and actually messed up on the first goal. We were 1-0 down in under 10 minutes. I was supposed to pick John Fashanu up at the far post and he pulled off me and scored with a header. There were about 18,000 Arsenal fans in the ground and they must have thought 'who have we signed here?'
However, we won 5-1 and that year progressed but it was probably in 1991 that was the big year for us as a back four conceding just 18 goals. But working under George, who really made us all players in respect of defenders I would say, made me realise straight away that I had chosen the right club for my position.
Can you remember the first time you met Ian Wright?
No, I played against him a number of times when he was at Crystal Palace but you can never forget him that's for sure. I can certainly remember his first Cup Final. In the end we had to tell him to sit down as from the hotel to Wembley he absolutely wore himself out. In fact I think he was knackered for the game. He never sat down, he was just full of nerves, although he would never admit to such, and he just wouldn't shut up. But he was some player.
Now that you are a coach Steve what is the first rule of defending?
The first rule is they don't score, full stop. And don't get done over the top if you can. I think that is the starting point.
What were your first thoughts on leaving Arsenal for Sunderland?
I was 36 at the time and had a year left on my contract and although Arsène asked me to stay I was playing fewer games and although it would have been easy to sit about I really wanted to be playing regularly. I knew Peter Reid was interested and it was a good decision to move. The only unfortunate thing was I got injured. However, I had a really great time and met some great people at another fabulous club.
Finally Steve, what are your first impressions of this season?
It has been a bit stop-start. I must say that these international games at this time of the year are just ludicrous. It doesn't feel like the start of a season yet at all. But now that we have moved into our new home once we get settled in, the Club will go onwards and upwards. We have got some good young kids coming through who will be challenging for first-team shirts and I think the quality is getting better.
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The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) released its preseason top 35 poll on Monday and Carolina checks in at No. 2 to start the 2013 season.
North Carolina leads seven other ACC schools in the initial poll as NC State is ranked No. 9, Florida State No. 11, Georgia Tech No. 21, Clemson No. 28, Miami No. 29 and Virginia No. 30.
The Tar Heels are a consensus top five team entering the 2013 season according to the major polls.
UNC opens the 2013 season on Friday, Feb. 15 at 3 p.m. when the Tar Heels host Seton Hall at Boshamer Stadium.


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What to do when a failed product concept still lingers, haunting every attempt at injecting it with new life? That's the problem with interactive TV, a term that grates like the name of an old girlfriend, conjuring up hopes long since unfulfilled yet still surprisingly fresh. Gratefully, it's time to put old product notions of interactive TV behind us because this week Microsoft will release a user experience update to the Xbox 360 that will do for the TV what decades of promises and industry joint ventures have never managed to pull off.
Meet engaged TV. From now on, I will no longer need to plead with the audiences I address, the clients I meet, or my friends who still listen to me to imagine the future of TV. Because Microsoft has just built and delivered it: A single box that ties together all the content you want, made easily accessible through a universal, natural, voice-directed search. This is now the benchmark against which all other living-room initiatives should be compared, from cable or satellite set top boxes to Apple's widely rumored TV to the 3.0 version of Google TV that Google will have to start programming as soon as they see this. With more than 57 million people worldwide already sitting on a box that's about to be upgraded for free – and with what I estimate to be 15 million Kinect cameras in some of those homes – Microsoft has not only built the right experience, it has ensured that it will spread quickly and with devastating effect.


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Urban Heat Islands and U.S. Temperature Trends
Guest Commentary by Zeke Hausfather and Matthew Menne (NOAA)
The impact of urban heat islands (UHI) on temperature trends has long been a contentious area, with some studies finding no effect of urbanization on large-scale temperature trend and others finding large effects in certain regions. The issue has reached particular prominence on the blogs, with some claiming that the majority of the warming in the U.S. (or even the world) over the past century can be attributed to urbanization. We therefore set out to undertake a thorough examination of UHI in the Conterminous United States (CONUS), examining multiple 'urban' proxies, different methods of analysis, and temperature series with differing degrees of homogenization and urban-specific corrections (e.g. the GISTEMP nightlight method; Hansen et al, 2010). The paper reporting our results has just been published in the Journal of Geophysical Research.
In our paper (Hausfather et al, 2013) (pdf, alt. site), we found that urban-correlated biases account for between 14 and 21% of the rise in unadjusted minimum temperatures since 1895 and 6 to 9% since 1960. Homogenization of the monthly temperature data via NCDC's Pairwise Homogenization Algorithm (PHA) removes the majority of this apparent urban bias, especially over the last 50 to 80 years. Moreover, results from the PHA using all available station data and using only data from stations classified as rural are broadly consistent, which provides strong evidence that the reduction of the urban warming signal by homogenization is a consequence of the real elimination of an urban warming bias present in the raw data rather than a consequence of simply forcing agreement between urban and rural station trends through a 'spreading' of the urban signal to series from nearby stations.
Homogenization is a somewhat complex term for a conceptually simple idea. Climate variations tend not to be purely local so changes in temperatures over long time spans (longer than a month) will be highly spatially correlated. Any major changes over time in individual stations that are not reflected in nearby stations are likely due to local (rather than regional) effects such as station moves, instrument changes, time of observation changes, or even such things as a tree growing over the thermometer stand. By removing any artifacts of individual station records not shared with other stations in their region, we can get a more accurate estimate of regional climate changes.
The conterminous United States (CONUS) has some of the most dense, publicly available digital surface temperature data in the world with over 7000 Cooperative Observer (Coop) stations reporting daily maximum and minimum temperature. This provides a unique resource to compare subsets of stations with various characteristics (e.g. urban form, sensor types, etc.) without suffering bias due to differing spatial coverage, a factor that often complicates global-scale studies of UHI. The Coop Program also maintains accurate station location data (roughly 30 meter accuracy), which allows for the accurate indexing of Coop stations against high-resolution spatial datasets that are useful for identifying urban and rural areas.
We use four datasets to classify stations as urban or rural, all with 1 km spatial resolution:
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- X. Yang, Y. Hou, and B. Chen, "Observed surface warming induced by urbanization in east China", Journal of Geophysical Research, vol. 116, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2010JD015452
- J. Hansen, R. Ruedy, M. Sato, and K. Lo, "GLOBAL SURFACE TEMPERATURE CHANGE", Reviews of Geophysics, vol. 48, 2010. http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2010RG000345
- Z. Hausfather, M.J. Menne, C.N. Williams, T. Masters, R. Broberg, and D. Jones, "Quantifying the effect of urbanization on U.S. Historical Climatology Network temperature records", Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, vol. 118, pp. 481-494, 2013. http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2012JD018509


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Cleveland Plain Dealer Regurgitates Conservative Misinformation On Voting Rights
On the eve of the 47th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, an article [1] in the Cleveland Plain Dealer relied on notorious voter fraud huckster Hans von Spakovsky and other dubious sources to continue to distort the debate over voter ID laws. Specifically, Von Spakovsky argued that voter ID laws do not affect minority turnout and suggested that, in fact, the opposite is true. From the article:
Von Spakofsky [sic], a senior legal fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation, says voting in both Georgia and Indiana increased dramatically in the states' presidential primaries and general presidential elections after photo ID laws went into place.
"In Indiana, which the U.S. Supreme Court said has the strictest voter ID law in the country, turnout in the Democratic presidential primary in 2008 quadrupled from the 2004 election when the photo ID law was not in effect," von Spakofsky last year told the Senate Judiciary Committee. "According to Census Bureau surveys, 59.2 percent of the black voting-age population voted in the 2008 election compared to only 53.8 percent in 2004, an increase of over 5 percentage points."
In reality, as Colorlines.com has reported [2], such a conclusion cannot be drawn:
Von Spakovsky noted that "Georgia had the largest turnout of minority voters in its history," and then drew the conclusion, "As shown by these data ... voter ID requirements can be easily met by almost all voters and do not have a discriminatory or disparate impact on racial minorities." The message sent: Georgia 2008 voter turnout was good; therefore voter ID laws are good.
These are specious conclusions to draw at best because it relies on a non-existent causation or correlation between the implementation of the state's voter ID law and voter turnout without controlling for other factors such as the growth in voting age population and the growth in the number of people registered to vote during the same period.
I spoke with Charles S. Bullock III, the Richard B. Russell Professor of Political Science at the University of Georgia who said that the state's voter ID law "is not a cause" for the increase in minority voter turnout and "that you can't build a case for a causal link" between the implementation of the voter ID law and the increase in minority voter turnout. In fact, voter turnout would have increased in Georgia in the 2008 presidential election with or without the voter ID law for a number of other factors, says Lubbock, including a "gradual increase" in the voting-age population of African Americans, and also the excitement around the possible election of the nation's first black president. But this does not mean that everyone was able to "easily" get an ID card. [...]
The Increase in Georgia's minority voter turnout was due to large increases in voter registration and the excitement around the Obama campaign, despite the voter ID law, but not because of it.
When PolitiFact Ohio asked [3] political scientist William Minozzi whether the voter ID law in Georgia could have increased turnout, he called the claim "cherry-picking." Another expert agreed:
"Correlation does not imply causation," he said. Georgia's increased voter participation is "the result of a lot of different things. I think you could call this cherry-picking."
"It's an obviously specious argument," said law professor Daniel Tokaji, associate director of Ohio State University's Election Law @ Moritz project, who testified against the photo-ID bill. "A lot of things affect turnout. The last two election cycles are ones in which the Democratic base has been extraordinarily motivated."
Both Minozzi and Tokaji cited the candidacy of Barack Obama, whose voter-registration drive in 2008 was called the largest in the history of presidential campaigns. The drive's biggest announced goal was in Georgia, where it aimed to register and turn out 500,000 unregistered African-American voters.
The actual increase from 2004 was 466,000, according to the secretary of state's office, which cited its own outreach program to get free ID cards to voters as a factor increasing turnout.
Moreover, the University of Georgia found evidence [3] that Georgia's voter ID law lowered turnout "among people who lacked government photo IDs before the law took effect."
Von Spakovsky is a relentless purveyor [4] of falsehoods [5] within the voter fraud debate, though he himself has acknowledged [6] that there is no "massive fraud in American elections." Turning to his testimony for expertise on election law policy is a mistake.
The Plain Dealer's other conservative sources fared no better on accuracy. Lamar Smith touted the false comparison between identification requirements for voting and ID requirements for cashing checks -- a claim that has been rejected [7] by debaters on his own side. And a spokesman for Husted fell into the trap of conflating [8] election fraud with in-person voter fraud -- a fact unchecked by the Plain Dealer's reporting.
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Robbie Allen is a Senior Systems Architect in the Advanced Services Technology Group at Cisco Systems. He was instrumental in the deployment and automation of Active Directory, DNS, and DHCP at Cisco. Robbie enjoys working on the Unix and Windows platforms, especially when Perl is installed. He is a firm believer that all system administrators should be proficient in at least one scripting language and most of his writings preach the benefits of automation. Robbie has a web site at www.rallenhome.com.
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I have the same opinion like RV - I would recommend this book for anyone who is deploying or thinking about designing an AD domain. Kate Lea
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I've looked at many Ad books that are available and this book by far has painly spelled out real-life implementation. I'm currently involved in an AD migration project and this book has covered the questions and answers that our group had to sweat over. I would recommend this book for anyone who is deploying or thinking about designing an AD domain.
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The opening day for the University of St. Thomas School of Nursing arrived on May 29. The Rev. Mike Buentello, CSB, chaplain and director of Campus Ministry, blessed the School of Nursing and the Nursing Simulation Center at the opening day event. Dean Poldi Tschirch gave congratulatory remarks and Chair of the UST Board of Directors Michele Malloy welcomed the students on behalf of the University.
"It was a special day for the UST School of Nursing," Tschirch said. "It's the first class day for the 28 nursing students of the class of 2014- the first nursing students to study at UST since the previous school closed in 1986."
The lab features eight patient beds and cutting-edge technology like virtual IVs, which use computer-generated animations to teach students how to insert intravenous needles. The lab also has traditional teaching tools such as body-part models and a variety of devices that provide students with practical learning experiences.
The lab, at 4201 Graustark in building 27, is equipped with five fully-functional simulation manikins that mimic human reactions such as blinking, breathing, chest movement with heart and breath sounds, and pulses. The manikins have monitors that display physiological responses to medications and treatments in the form of electrocardiography waves, blood pressure, pulses and oxygen levels. They also have built-in speech phrases and can say things like "My right leg hurts" in different languages.
"The goal of the lab is to create a realistic teaching/learning environment that simulates a standard hospital setting," Assistant Professor Ann Coleman said. "The students will learn to provide safe patient care in this setting before venturing into the clinical areas of various local hospitals to work with patients."
Another highlight of the school's opening week was the Healthcare and Nursing Education Foundation awards luncheon. Nine UST students were awarded scholarships by this prestigious organization, which provides scholarships to well-qualified students who will make a difference to nursing and have a commitment to Houston. . The UST recipients include Juanita Berdine, Elizabeth Ciocco, Elizabeth Dusek, Laura Gutierrez, Mary Kelian, Laura Love, Nkem Onyeagba, Amalia Torres and Barbara Ward.
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As expected Arsène Wenger has named a side full of first-team experience for the Carling Cup game against Newcastle.
Craig Eastmond in the only player from outside the first-team squad that gets a place in the starting XI and the 19-year-old starts in midfield alongside Denilson and Tomas Rosicky.
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The Eagles have confirmed that wide receiver Jeremy Maclin has indeed torn the ACL in his right knee and will miss the entire 2013 season.
Maclin's injury occurred as he was coming off the line of scrimmage during Saturday's practice. He reportedly took a couple of steps and collapsed to the turf. He stayed down for a few minutes before being carted off. Maclin was entering the final year of his rookie contract.
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Where do the Eagles and fantasy owners go now? Well, DeSean Jackson is still around, and he is the team's clear No. 1 WR now. But I wouldn't move him high up my draft board. He is still a WR3 at best, and I think his week-to-week production will continue to be inconsistent. Riley Cooper is the favorite to move into Maclin's spot in the lineup, but he, Jason Avant, and Arrelious Benn will all look to pick up the slack, and none of them stand out right now as must-owns. I don't like any of them much. Damaris Johnson is an explosive return man, but he is very raw as a wideout.
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Canisius College women's soccer head coach Jim Wendling announced the addition of eight new Golden Griffins for the upcoming season on Tuesday morning. The class features recruits from Florida, Michigan, New York, Ontario, and Pennsylvania, including two junior transfers.
Joining the Griffs next season are Cayli Carmona (Rochester, N.Y.), Hannah Chesney (Clinton Township, Mich.), Hannah Dalle (Rochester, N.Y.), Katie Felegy (Orange Park, Fla.), Sabrina Fitzgerald (London, Ontario), Callie Good (Palmyra, Pa.), Bailey Jordan (Portland, N.Y.), and Kat Lawver (Reamstown, Pa.).
Cayli Carmona • Rochester, N.Y. • 5-3 • Forward
Cayli Carmona is one of two incoming transfer students from Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC) in Canandaigua, N.Y. After a stellar high school career at Greece Olympia High School in nearby Rochester, N.Y., Carmona took her goal-scoring talents to FLCC for two years. In her two seasons with the Lakers, she recorded 59 goals to go along with 63 assists. She was selected as the 2012 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region III Player of the Year, leading both the region and nation in goals. She led the Lakers to the 2011 Region III Championship, earning a trip to the NJCAA National Championship Tournament. In her career, the Lakers posted a record of 39-3-2.
• Graduated from Greece Olympia High School
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Hannah Chesney • Clinton Township, Mich. • 5-3 • Back/Midfielder
A native of Clinton Township, Mich., Hannah Chesney arrives from highly-regarded Club Michigan Vardar of the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL). As a member of Club Michigan Vardar, Chesney participated in the 2011 Under-18 ECNL National Club Championships near Chicago, Ill. Originally recruited as an outside back, she can also play outside midfielder, center midfielder and forward. With an ability to play multiple positions, she can contribute in all aspects of the game. She displays solid technical skills with great vision of the field in her decisive passing ability. Her combination of quickness and speed will be a welcomed dimension to the Griffs' play.
• Attending International Academy of Macomb/Chippewa Valley High School
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Hannah Dalle • Rochester, N.Y. • 5-3 • Back/Forward
The second junior transfer to join the Griffs for the upcoming season is Hannah Dalle. A teammate of recruit Cayli Carmona at FLCC, Dalle played a key role in the Lakers' clinching of the 2011 NJCAA Regional Championship and advancement in the NJCAA National Tournament. In her two years at FLCC, she amassed 49 career goals and 50 career assists. As a freshman, she was named to the Mid-State Athletic Conference (MSAC) All-Conference Team and the NJCAA Region III All-Region Team.
• Graduated from Greece Olympia High School Wendling on Dalle
• Competed at Finger Lakes Community College for two seasons
• Named to MSAC All-Conference Team
• Selected to NJCAA All-Region Team
• At FLCC, tallied 148 career points, including 49 goals and 50 assists
• Parents are Ronald and Michelle Dalle
• Plans to major in mathematics
"Hannah is a player who can help the Griffs' soccer team in the fall by playing either a defensive or forward position. She is a strong, aggressive back, but we can also put her up top as a forward thanks to her dynamic goal-scoring ability."
• Graduated from Greece Olympia High School
Wendling on Dalle
Katie Felegy • Orange Park, Fla. • 5-11 • Center Midfielder
A native of Orange Park, Fla., Katie Felegy joins the Griffs program from highly nationally-ranked Ponte Verda Soccer Club. At the time of her recruitment in 2012, Felegy's club team was ranked second in the Sunshine State and 39th in the nation. The 2011 Fla. State Cup Champions have improved their current national ranking to 12th overall. She will the role of an attacking center-midfielder, but has also played outside midfielder and forward. Her speed and 5-foot-10 frame provides the team with a great combination, which attracted the Griffs to her. As a senior, she led the Northeast Fla. area with 22 assists and finished tied for 19th in points with 48 points.
• Attending Ridgeview High School Wendling on Felegy
• Competes for 12th nationally-ranked Ponte Vedra Soccer Club
• Earned Scholar-Athlete Award
• Team captured the 2011 Fla. State Cup Championship
• Part of 2011 and 2012 Disney Showcase Champions
• As a senior, tallied 13 goals and 22 assists
• Led area with 22 assists in 2013
• Has compiled 29 career goals and 40 assists
• Competed on track team in 100m, 200m, long jump, and both the 400m relay and 800m relay
• Parents are Matt and Lisa Felegy
• Has a brother, Tyler (14)
• Her grandfather, Robert Funk, ran track for Lafayette University
• Plans to major in biology in pursuit of a career as a neurologist
"Katie is a tall, strong, physical center-mid that reads the game very well and can make the final third pass that leads to goals. She can also score directly from free kicks and corners with her great strike of the ball. She will be an excellent attacking force for our team."
• Attending Ridgeview High School
Wendling on Felegy
Sabrina Fitzgerald • London, Ontario • 5-8 • Midfielder/Back
Reigning from London, Ontario, Sabrina Fitzgerald joins the Griffs from the North London Galaxy club team. In 2011, Fitzgerald and the Galaxy captured the Ontario Cup Championship for Under-17, reaching the Canadian Under-18 National Championship before falling in double overtime. She traveled to Barcelona Spain with her Under-16 Provincial Team, playing against international competition. In addition, she attended the Under-26 National All-Star Training Camp.
• Attending Mother Teresa Catholic High School Wendling on Fitzgerald
• Competes for North London Galaxy club team
• Part of 2012 Won Ontario Cup Championship.
• Team finished as runner-up at 2011 Under-18 National Championships.
• Participated in Under-16 National All-Star Camp.
• Selected to Ontario Provincial Soccer Program from 2008 to 2011
• Received Academic Student of Distinction Award in 2010 and 2011
• Three-time Top Cross Country Athlete Award honoree
• Parents are John and Clara Fitzgerald
• Has two siblings, Diana (16) and Johnny (10)
• Plans to major in biochemistry
"Sabrina is athletic with good speed and aggressiveness on the soccer field. She can play multiple positions from outside defender, center defender and center midfield. She has a great physical presence on the field and has a high level of experience in Canada from participating in the provincial training program, national championships and international competition. She should be able to compete right away as a freshman at the Division I level. I am very excited to have Sabrina join our team."
• Attending Mother Teresa Catholic High School
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Callie Good • Palmyra, Pa. • 5-8 • Center Back
Callie Good is one of two new Griffs from the Keystone State. Good is a reliable center-back from the Pa. Classics Soccer Club that is ranked second in Penn East and 58th in the nation. She is a ball-winning, hard-nose tackler and is unafraid of challenges. She displays her physical presence on the field and in the air. She reads the game well from the center-back position and has a great sense of proper positioning. Her athleticism is evident in her selection as an All-State honoree in basketball.
• Competes for 58th nationally-ranked Pa. Classics Wendling on Good
• 2011 and 2012 All-County selection
• 2012 All-League honoree
• Selected as a Mid-Penn Conference All-Star
• Ranked sixth in scoring in the state of Pennsylvania
• Named to 2012 Big 11 team, as one of the best 11 players in Central Pa.
• Parents are Earl and Lori Good
• Has a sister, Madison (16)
• Plans to major in marketing
• Chose to attend Canisius over Penn, Navy, Temple, Mount St. Mary's, Rider, and Drexel
"Callie's physicality was what I spotted right away during my recruitment of her. She will provide us with great presence on the backline. Right now, we need her aggressiveness and tackling abilities. She will also move up on corner kicks because she is great in the air. She has a tremendous ability to make long throw-ins into the 18-yard areas, which we can use in the attacking third of the field."
• Competes for 58th nationally-ranked Pa. Classics
Wendling on Good
Bailey Jordan • Portland, N.Y. • 5-8 • Back
Bailey Jordan joins the Griffs' soccer family from Portland, N.Y. Capable of playing center back, Jordan also has the ability to play as a defensive-holding center midfielder. She is a very strong back and has skill in the air. She possesses strong tackling and is good with the ball in tight spaces. She manages the ball well in her own end and does a great job building a passing game from the backline moving up the field.
• Attending Mercyhurst Preparatory School Wendling on Jordan
• Competes for Elite United Soccer Team
• First-team All-District selection
• Parents are Michael and Marion Jordan
• Brother attends Canisius
• Currently undecided on major
• Chose to attend Canisius over Niagara
"Jordan adds another strong, physical back to our team. Defending was our weakness on last year's squad, so Jordan will add some much needed defending skills to our roster. She comes from a very strong high school program that won the PIAA Class AA Finals and was also District Champions and Region Champions. Her high school team was ranked first in the State of Pennsylvania and 23rd in the nation. She and her club team went to Nationals in July 2011. We are very excited that Jordan chose Canisius over Niagara!"
• Attending Mercyhurst Preparatory School
Wendling on Jordan
Kat Lawver • Reamstown, Pa. • 6-1 • Center Midfielder/Forward
A club teammate of fellow recruit Callie Good, Kat Lawver, offers the Griffs versatility as either a center midfielder or forward. Lawver has etched her name in the record books at Cocalico High School, owning most of the school's scoring records.
• Attending Cocalico High School Wendling on Lawver
• Competes for 58th nationally-ranked Pennsylvania Classics
• Tallied 15 goals and eight assists in 2012
• Recorded 16 goals and 12 assists in 2011
• Named Lebanon/Lancaster Section III First-Team All-Star
• Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon Pa. League (LLPL) Big-11 Team
• 2012 All-State honoree
• Led LLPL in assists and ranked second in points
• Led Section III in points
• All-time leading scorer in school history with 50 goals and 35 assists
• Attended 2010 Super-Y ODP National Camp
• Parents are Denny and Renee Lawver
• Her mother played Division I basketball at Duquesne
• Has two brothers, Michael (20) and Matt (16)
• Currently decided on major
• Chose to attend Canisius over Towson, Elon, Lehigh, Binghamton, and St. Joseph's
"I am very impressed with Kat's strong technical ball skills. She will be an outstanding offensive player either at attacking center-mid or forward. She can score goals from many areas - from a distance long-shot, from breakaways and out of the air using her great abilities with her head. She is also a great passer who has the ability to make a great final-third pass for a goal."
• Attending Cocalico High School
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