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Soy good. Our Common Good Scented Candle is made from soy wax, essential oils and has a cotton wick. Its plant-based materials are never tested on animals. The light, invigorating white grapefruit fragrance is a refreshing way to clear the air.
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- Burn time: 55 hours.
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Two layered case protects from bumps, scrapes and drops
The Dilex case is a light, protective companion for smart devices on the go. It provides shock absorbing protection with two interlocking layers in a thin case for your Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The design and materials in the plastic and silicone provide users with improved device grip, while the rubberised coating on the exoskeleton makes it easy to slip the case in and out of a pocket or purse. The arachnid design of the skeleton extends out to protect vulnerable parts of your device such as the corners and sides.
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Cozy main avenue/train station- G
Size45 m²
Floor No.0(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Pets allowed
- Smoking allowed
- Suitable for events
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
Accommodation summary
Forget about your car! The apartment is located few steps away from the main avenue (1 min), shopping (1 min), the basilica Notre Dame (5 min), the pedestrian zone (15 minutes), the old town (15 min), the famous Promenade des Anglais (16 min), the beach (16 min) and so many other pretty places. Whether you are looking for traditional or modern restaurants, shopping, nightlife, beach, walk on the beach or cultural tours, everything is within walking distance!
You'll find close by many renting car agencies along with several public stations of the city hall for renting bikes and cars (the so-called "vélos et autos bleus"). In addition, because the main avenue is well served, visiting all our magnificent Nice and its beautiful surroundings (the extravagant Monaco, the luxurious Cannes, the authentic Antibes, the charming Grasse, the Italian border etc. ..) by train, car, tram or bus, is nice and easy!
Discover our charming neighborhood and our splendid city under the sun rays that daily offers the French Riviera. We rent several apartments in Nice and are very responsive to our guests questions. It is always a pleasure for us to receive people from all over the world. Whenever possible, we will try our best to adapt ourselves to your requests. Pets are very welcome with prior agreement. We offer attractive rates for longer stays. Do not hesitate to contact us!
Please take into account that, as we want you to have a spotless apartment on arrival (and not clean as the previous guests intend), cleaning is a mandatory additional fee for everybody and is made by professionals after each stay. All other expenses are included. The balance, refundable deposit and a copy of an ID document (for insurance purposes) are to be provided before entering the flat.
With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the most of our "bella Nizza", we are looking forward meeting you!
** Prices and options **
- Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
- Cleaning is a mandatory additional fee.
- Pets are very welcome with prior agreement.
- Attractive rates for longer stay available on request.
- Possibility to rent for less than a week.
** Departures and arrivals ** **
- We will directly meet at the apartment.
- The exact arrival times and departure will be agreed in advance.
- Arrivals are preferably after 5 pm.
- Departures are preferably before 10 am.
- When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage.
** To reach the apartment **
The apartment is located at the ground zero of the 5 rue de Dijon. It is easily accessible by most means of transport.
- By plane, take bus 23 (33 min) or 99 (27 min) towards the stop "Gare Sncf".
- By train from the central station (Gare Sncf), walk 400 meters (5 min).
- By car, take exit "Thiers" from the city's internal fast lane (voie Mathis).
Last but not least, various public parking facilities (and also streets with free parking spots) are close by => http://www.nice.fr/Transport/Parking-auto#plan2
House rulesDeposit 200 euros
** Late Check-ins till midnight and check-ins on sunday **
We are not available to receive guests after 8pm from monday till saturday or on sunday the whole day. Nevertheless, we can send a trusted contact person that will ask you on arrival an aditionnal fee of 20 euros.
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Reviews for this host's other properties
Everything was clean and good. Thank you.
Alles sauber und gut. Danke.
The flat is really nice and good location. Only bit noisy when windows are open during the night. Unfortunately there were cockroaches in the evening in the flat. Otherwise flat was clean and the owner was very friendly and flexible with check-in and out. Only one key for such a big apartment for many people was a bit tricky :)
My girlfriend and I stayed at the apartment for 12 nights. The host was very nice and helpful, and the apartment was cleaned really well for our stay. The apartment is nicely designed/decorated and the bathroom is really good too. Overall the apartment has everything you could need, with a laundromat just outside the front door of the building and a small grocery store in the same street. There is a bigger supermarket about 5 minutes away. The beach and boulevard are also just a 5 minute walk from the apartment and the train station is a nice 20 minute walk, but with the great bus connections you could be there in like 5-10 minutes.
I really recommend people, especially couples, to choose this great apartment when staying in Nice. My girlfriend and I really enjoyed it and are very satisfied.
Easy to find ,good room for the price. Nice and clean, No problems with anything all very easy and uncomplicated, i would stay again. Thank You! :))
Very nice apartment which is located about 15-20minutes from the beach. Everything is new in the apartment. from time to time was a beetle to be found, but that's nothing unusual. Salvatore was not on location during my stay abroad - as it was in the holiday-key collection etc still worked very well. 'm Really satisfied. Would I stay there again :)
Sehr schöne Wohnung welche nur ca. 15-20minuten vom Strand entfernt liegt. Alles ist neu in der Wohnung. ab und zu war mal ein Käfer anzutreffen, aber das ist ja nichts ungewöhnliches. Salvatore war während meines aufenthaltes nicht vor ort - da er in den ferien war- die Schlüsselübergabe etc funktionierte trotzdem sehr gut. Bin wirklich zufrieden.
Würde ich wieder buchen :)
This flat was really close to everything including the tram on main street Jean Medicin which takes you directly to Old Town Nice and the Beach. The train station is 5 mins away by foot. The owner is very accommodating and ensures your stay is pleasant with towels professionally cleaned. The only improvement I would say about this flat is that the stairs to the second bedroom need to be renovated as each step is slanted down, which can be quite dangerous to climb. I would recommend this owner and his place if you are looking for something with a good location.
Our stay at the studio was great. Good location and the apartment was fully equipped. We enjoyed our stay!
The apartment was exactly what the pictures from the Internet. It was a very nice apartment. Unfortunately, it was due to road construction and renovations over us, much too loud. It is quite hard to relax when at 6:00 clock in the morning the noise is too strong. Unfortunately, we also had the problem, that of the lower kitchen cabinets and bathroom came from the first cockroaches. We have washed everything and tries to do something. Too bad. Sincerely, Tanya Buescher
Die Wohnung entsprach genau den Bildern aus dem Internet. Es war eine sehr schöne Wohnung. Leider war es durch Strassenbau- und Renovierungsarbeiten über uns, viel zu laut. Es ist recht schwer sich zu entspannen, wenn um 6:00 Uhr morgens der Lärm zu stark wird. Leider hatten wir auch das Problem, dass aus den unteren Küchenschränken und aus dem ersten Badezimmer Kakerlaken kamen. Wir haben alles ausgewaschen und versucht etwas zu unternehmen. Schade.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Tanja Büscher
Apartment we shared with 4 people, which was a bit tight but ok though. Very modern clean u. we got help with problems quickly. Kitchen is fully equipped.
Wohnung haben wir mit 4 Personen geteilt, was zwar etwas eng, aber ok war. Sehr modern eingerichtet u sauber. bei Problemen bekamen wir schnell Hilfe. Küche ist komplett eingerichtet.
Location: Top 2min on foot. the shopping street, 5min. to the railway station, 15 min. to the beach. However, it can also be the Tram (1.50 euro single ticket, € 5 for day ticket) which 2min. next to the apartment is to be taken. Location is quiet, our window was oriented towards the courtyard. Parking: Parking garages are many (2min walk). Near, but relatively expensive (36 euros per day in the very near Notre Dame) Accommodation: There were four. Small but nice, clean and very well located apartment. Loft bed was comfortable, sofa bed had a thin mattress. For the 3 days but perfectly adequate. In the attic can not stand it. There are enough cupboards and shelves, kitchen and bathroom as well sufficient and clean. Everything corresponds to the images on Wimdu. Owner: Salvatore is very simple and nice. Short emails after booking, sms that we have arrived before the arrival. He was waiting for us outside the apartment, gave us good advice for the city and showed us the property. Just as you want it. Conclusion: Great location, very nice reception, uncomplicated, everything worked perfectly. We would book it again.
Lage: Top.
Zu Fuss 2min. zur Einkaufstrasse, 5min. zum Bahnhof, 15min. zum Strand.
Es kann jedoch auch das Tram (1.50 Euro Einzelticket, 5 Euro für Tagesticket) welches 2min. neben dem Apartment ist genommen werden. Lage ist ruhig, unser Fenster war gegen den Innenhof ausgerichtet.
Parkmöglichkeiten: Parkhäuser sind viele in der Nähe (zu Fuss 2min.), jedoch relativ teuer (36 Euro pro Tag im sehr nahen Notre Dame)
Unterkunft: Wir waren zu viert. Kleines aber feines, sauberes und sehr gut gelegenes Apartment. Bett auf Dachboden war bequem, Bettsofa hatte eine dünne Matratze. Für die 3 Tage aber absolut ausreichend. Auf Dachboden kann man nicht stehen. Schränke und Ablagen sind genügend vorhanden, Küche und Bad ebenso ausreichend und sauber. Alles entspricht den Bildern auf Wimdu.
Vermieter: Salvatore ist sehr unkompliziert und nett. Kurze E- Mails nach der Buchung, SMS dass wir angekommen sind vor der Ankunft. Er erwartete uns vor dem Apartment, gab uns gute Tipps für die Stadt und zeigte uns die Unterkunft. So wie man es sich wünscht.
Fazit: Top Lage, sehr netter Empfang, unkompliziert, alles klappte einwandfrei. Wir würden es wieder buchen.
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Texas A&M University Texarkana offers a variety of graduate programs ranging from business to education to psychology. We are dedicated to providing a quality education that meets your educational, professional and personal needs. You will find course offerings throughout the day or evening, as well as distance education options. A&M-Texarkana also offers a cooperative Doctoral Program in Education Administration. Please contact The Office of Graduate Studies and Research for details about the 2014 cohort.
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Banking error makes man a trillionaire...for a few hours at least
An East Texas man was checking his account online, as many of us do, when he saw his balance being higher than he remembered. A lot higher. With a lot more zeroes.
Yes, his bank statement said he had over four trillion dollars in his account.
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I volunteered to become his friend.
The world's first trillionaire was projected to be Bill Gates, but Reggie Theus beat him to it.
"Lately you're known as the four trillion dollar man," I said to Reggie.
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Seminary Dean Speaks at International Conference of Russian Church
16 November 2010 • Moscow, Russia
Drawing upon his extensive knowledge of the writings of the church fathers and modern theologians, our seminary Dean, Archpriest John Behr, presented a paper titled "Personhood and Freedom: The Grounding of Both in Ascesis," at an international conference hosted by the Russian Orthodox Church. Fr. John was the first presenter on the second day of the "VI International Scientific Theological Conference," which has as its theme this year "Life in Christ: Christian Morality, Church Ascetic Tradition, and Challenges of the Modern Age."
Fr. John's paper focused on the "language of person" central to much modern theology, tracing the genealogy of the correlation between "person" and the transcendence over nature in a grounding act of freedom to Immanuel Kant and suggesting that its proper analogue is the life in Christ entered into through baptism, dying to the old Adam and being reborn in the new, as a human being in the stature of Christ.
This is the second time this year that Fr. John has visited Russia. In January 2010, His Holiness Kyril, patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, met with Fr. John and Fr. Chad, chancellor of SVOTS, and blessed St. Vladimir's to pursue collaboration with the theological schools in Russia. During his visit this time, Fr. John continued establishing connections with the various schools and universities in Moscow, laying down foundations for future collaboration.
See full story on the Website of the Moscow Patriarchate (Russian language) at www.st-catherine.ru (English language). Photos: Church of St. Catherine the Great Martyr, representation of the Orthodox Church in America to the Russian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate.


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A super soft, brushed effect blend of 32% nylon, 27% wool, 25% alpaca and 16% yak, which is created using the patented soffili production method. This results in a stunning, voluminous, light and airy yarn.
Fine Silk is a fine yarn with a silky sheen. Its composition of 40% silk, 30% wool and 30% viscose gives it a wonderfully soft touch and its colour palette comprises of seven intense shades inspired by jewels and gems.
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Prosperity, S.C. - The Brevard College men's golf team took on the field this weekend at The Honda Columbia Fall Classic held at the Mid-Carolina Country Club. The Tornados recorded a two day total of 615, 39-over on their way to finishing eighth overall at the event.
Michael Stamper was the low scorer for the Tornados in the event, improving on his first round score of 76, by carding a 74 on the course on Saturday to finish with a 150, 6-over on his way to finishing tied for 25th.
T.J. Hoard also improved on his first round total in recording a 153 over the two rounds to finish in a tie for 34th. Mike Jones had back-to-back 77s to finish one stroke back of Hoard in a tie for 36th overall in the event, while Thomas Rennie finished in a tie for 46th. Zach Christy rounded out the group Coach Matt Adamski placed in the field.
The Tornados are back on the links tomorrow morning as they head to the Cherokee Valley Golf Club in Tigerville, S.C. for the North Greenville Invitational.


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If you are looking for the unconnected restaurant run by Australian chef Bill Granger, called Granger & Co, click here; Bill's (London) is not connected to bills (Sydney).
Growing like topsy, Bill's now stretches from its East Sussex home right across the south of England and into Wales. This St Martin's Courtyard branch was the first in the capital and now one of two in Covent Garden alone. The formula is clearly working. Grocery-lined shelves add plenty of colour, if not turnover.
Cutlery is piled in old McCann's oatmeal tins. Blackboards are 'chalked' with recipes, chirpy ideas for increasing your spend, and invitations to become friends on Facebook. The broad menu and relaxed style suits many an occasion, from breakfast to post-theatre cocktails. Several tables were indulging in traditional afternoon tea on our visit (at under a tenner, it's a wallet-friendly alternative to nearby hotels), but we opted for the 'lighter mains' section of the menu. Grilled sea bream wasn't London's most sparkling, and paired with a 'cous cous' of grated raw cauliflower, watercress and lemon, the predominant flavour was bitterness.
Warm pecan pie arrived a mix of searingly hot and lukewarm in temperature, though the flavour was fine and the malted banana ice-cream that accompanied it was delicious. Service was well meaning if a tad slow and scatty. In all, Bill's is good to know.
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Roy Harris has written a great article about BJJ, and what it means to be at each level. Even though I don't train in formal BJJ, all of the points he mentions are applicable for me up to the grade I think I am at.
Progression in BJJ
have a look and see what you think.
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Emily Smykal, Kapitall: Who doesn't like a good bargain? We looked for companies that are trading below even their lowest target price.
Besides looking for stocks that don't cost an arm and a leg, savvy investors use many tricks to find bargains among the market's many offerings. One way to do so is to consider a company's target price as set by independent analysts.To generate this list we began by searching for stocks that are trading at significant discounts to their fair value based on analyst target price, with the assumption that they will move up to their fair value in the near future.
[Read more from Kapitall: For-Profit Schools: Investing in Our Health?]
We only included stocks with five or more analyst ratings. And because analyst prices are notoriously inflated, we compared current price to the lowest target. Besides screening for rock bottom prices, we also wanted to find signs of undervaluation, so we considered price to free cash flow as an indicator of undervaluation. Price to free cash flow looks at how expensive a company's stock is versus the amount of cash that it is bringing in, minus capital expenditures. Generally, the lower the valuation, the cheaper the stock – although it's always important to keep in mind the specific trends in given industries.
Taken together, we were left with only five stocks on our list.
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Environment Friendly House / Maison des Gestes
1.2.2005 > 31.12.2012 - Exhibition - France
The Environment Friendly House interactive exhibition aims to make the general public aware of the necessity to change their consumer habits and lifestyle in order to reduce human pressure on the Earth's natural environment and climate.
The Environment Friendly House is part of a permanent exhibition Our Planet, Our Home. It has been created in a modern and exciting style. The ambience is amusing and poetic.
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50' Homesites - Phase B-2 From the $230's
6053 Shiner Dr.
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Beat the Heat Sales Event
Coventry Homes and Plantation Homes are launching a hot promotion that will have new home buyers chilling over electricity costs for a full year.
Through the "Beat the Heat" sales event, Coventry Homes and Plantation Homes — part of McGuyer Homebuilders, Inc. (MHI) — will prepay one year's worth of electricity bills for people buying a home July 1-31. The Beat the Heat incentive is valid for all of the builders' Dallas-Fort Worth-area communities. In addition, cooling and heating costs are guaranteed in writing not to exceed a certain amount for two years.
The "Beat the Heat" promotion is offered only once a year and is a favorite among summer buyers, says Rudy Pospisil, Dallas Division President.
"With temperatures in Dallas-Fort Worth starting to reach 100 degrees, buyers right now are concerned about the energy efficiency of their homes," Pospisil said. "Not only will quick-acting buyers not have electric payments for one year, but the savings will continue as all of our homes in D/FW are certified under the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED for Homes program, signifying the home uses less energy, water and natural resources than other homes."
For more information on Beat the Heat visit https://www.plantationhomes.com/dallas-ft-worth/specials .
Coventry Homes builds in four Dallas-Fort Worth developments, including Canyon Falls and Hollyhock as well as Merion at Midtown Park, its newest communities.
Plantation Homes can be found in 15 Dallas-Fort Worth communities, with new homes in Fort Worth, Little Elm, Irving, Rowlett, Arlington, Prosper, Argyle and other nearby locations.
Parent company MHI has been building homes in Texas for more than 25 years, and offers designs in Houston, Austin and San Antonio, in addition to Dallas-Fort Worth. For more information on Coventry Homes, visit www.coventryhomes.com. Details about Plantation Homes are available at www.plantationhomes.com.
About Coventry Homes
Coventry Homes is an integral part of a group of companies including Plantation Homes and McGuyer Homebuilders, Inc. The original founders continue to manage the company, leading a team of top professionals in architecture, construction, land, finance and customer service. Coventry Homes has won numerous local and state awards for best product design and has been building in Texas for 25 years, with current programs in Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio. For more information, visit www.coventryhomes.com.
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Plantation Homes is part of a group of companies including Coventry Homes and McGuyer Homebuilders, Inc. With a 25 year history in Texas, Plantation Homes currently builds in the state's largest markets, including Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth. The builder has won numerous awards for its innovative product design, including local, state and national honors. For more information, visit www.plantationhomes.com.
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Since its inception in 1988, McGuyer Homebuilders exceeds customers' expectations through quality service, construction, and value. McGuyer Homebuilders offers its award-winning designs under its signature brands – Plantation Homes, Coventry Homes and Wilshire Homes in five markets across Texas. Celebrating 25+ years as a Texas homebuilder, McGuyer Homebuilders builds thousands of homes annually and is honored as one of the top 30 homebuilding firms in the nation. For more information, visit www.mcguyerhomebuilders.com.
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WATCH: Mick Jagger Adds Humor To Monty Python Pre-Show Press Conference
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Mick Jagger is demonstrating his sense of humor as he helps the Monty Python comedy troupe promote their upcoming reunion shows.
The Rolling Stones frontman is featured in a short video discussing the ten-date run with an assistant, and questioning why anyone would want to watch a group of men well past their prime perform material that's at least 40 years old.
Jagger then works with his assistant on the set list for the Stones' next show, which he's packing with the band's biggest hits from the 1960s. He then agrees when the assistant suggests the "Dead Parrot Sketch" -- a classic Monty Python routine.
Monty Python's surviving members are launching a run of ten shows at London's O2 Arena on Tuesday. The first date sold out in less than 45 seconds, prompting more performances to be added. These are the first Monty Python performances since 1980.


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Last time I uploaded a handshake to wpacracker.com an invalid handshake was their conclusion, Aircrack reported: valid handshake, also wireless security auditor (windows) reported invalid handshake.
But uploaded same .cap to darkircop.org and they actually did retreive the passphrase for me. Also did wparecovery.com find the passphrase.Later decide to test this handshake in wireless security auditor and even the handshake was reported invalid, it did find the passphrase.
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Corey Crocker admitted today (Feb. 12) he was blindsided by a decision to terminate him as head coach of the CeeBee Stars.
When reached at his office in Amherst, Nova Scotia this morning, Crocker said he "did not see it coming."
In what can only be described as a late season bombshell, the Stars parted ways Monday with Crocker, the team's high-profile head coach and Harbour Grace native.
Crocker was told of his termination during a teleconference with two members of the team's executive on Monday morning.
The shakeup caught the provincial sporting community off guard, and came just days before the club kicks off its Herder Memorial Trophy semifinal series with the No. 1 ranked Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts.
The Compass learned of Crocker's release when contacted by a member of the executive, who does not normally speak publicly for the team, and asked not to be named.
When asked to explain the decision, he replied: "The scoreboard is the scoreboard. There's no more to it than that."
The CeeBees completed the season with a record of 7-15-1, and narrowly clinched the fourth and final playoff berth on the final weekend of the regular season.
The team was also hampered by some serious financial issues that resulted in some belt-tightening measures.
Despite the team's less-than-stellar record, many felt it was not representative of the team's potential, having lost many close battles throughout the season.
Others would argue the move did not come soon enough, as the team struggled through a five-game and a 10-game losing streak at separate times of the season.
"When you lose 10 games in a row, that's half our season," the team official stated.
Perhaps the biggest question surrounds the timing of the firing.
The CeeBees are winners of two straight, including a victory over the Cataracts on Feb. 3. Crocker was unavailable for both those games, and some in the organization felt the team responded better.
"We have to make a change and we have to move ahead," the official added.
The move is not without precedent in hockey circles.
In the pro ranks, the New Jersey Devils fired coach Robbie Ftorek in 2000 with nine games remaining in the regular season. The Devils went on to win the Stanley Cup that year.
The CeeBees are no doubt hoping for a similar scenario.
Despite being cast off by the team, Crocker believes the CeeBees can make some noise in the playoffs, noting the team is "built to win."
And Crocker said he will always be a CeeBee.
"I grew up wearing the red, white and blue as a kid and I was a big part of the team coming back there," he said.
Crocker came on board in December 2011 after then-coach Steve Power was let go after the team posted just three wins in its first 12 games of the first season of the provincewide league.
Under Crocker's guidance, the team went six and six down the stretch and gained a berth in the playoffs, only to lose to Clarenville in Round 1.
It is assumed that assistants Peter George and Ian Moores will handle coaching duties the rest of the way.
George, the team's spokesman for most of the season, was not available for comment.
Moores confirmed when contacted Tuesday that he would continue his coaching duties, if his services were required.


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Monday, January 28, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PST)
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You are cordially invited to participate in the Threat Assessment ReGional Evaluation Team (TARGET) Working Group Meeting, Monday, January 28, 2013. The meeting will be held at El Camino College, Alondra Conference Room, 16007 Crenshaw Boulevard, Torrance, California 90506.
TARGET is a multi-disciplinary approach to threat assessment on college and university campuses. In this approach, law enforcement, academia, mental health, and technology partners represent the multi-disciplinary team.
The goal of TARGET is to develop best practices in the identification, assessment, and management of threats to Institutes of Higher Education (IHE).
To achieve this goal, TARGET seeks to identify Subject Matter Experts (SME); share information; and facilitate training.
The meeting will be held from 8:00am to 12:00pm. Check-in will begin at 7:00am. Please print your ticket and bring it with you for check-in. The following topics will be discussed:
- ECC Threat Assessment Overview
- Threat Assessment for Mental Health Clinicians: Stalking Assessment and Intervention
- TARGET Working Group Discussion
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16007 Crenshaw Blvd.
Monday, January 28, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PST)
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THE ship went on with solemn face:
To meet the darkness on the deep,
The solemn ship went onward.
I bowed down weary in the place;
[5] For parting tears and present sleep
Had weighed mine eyelids downward.
Thick sleep, which shut all dreams from me,
And kept my inner self apart,
And quiet from emotion,
[10] Then brake away and left me free,
Made conscious of a human heart
Betwixt the heaven and ocean.
The new sight, the new wondrous sight!
The waters round me, turbulent,
[15] The skies, impassive o'er me,
Calm in a moonless, sunless light,
As glorified by even the intent
Of holding the day-glory!
Two pale thin clouds did stand upon
[20] The meeting line of sea and sky,
With aspect still and mystic.
I think they did foresee the sun,
And rested on their prophecy
In quietude majestic;
[25] Then flushed to radiance where they stood,
Like statues by the open tomb
Of shining saints half risen.—
The sun!—he came up to be viewed;
And sky and sea made mighty room
[30] To inaugurate the vision!
I oft had seen the dawnlight run,
As red wine, through the hills, and break
Through many a mist's inurning;
But, here, no earth profaned the sun!
[35] Heaven, ocean, did alone partake
The sacrament of morning.
Away with joys fantastical!
I would be humble to my worth,
Self-guarded if self-doubted.
[40] Though here no earthly shadows fall,
I, joying, grieving without earth,
May desecrate without it.
God's sabbath morning sweeps the waves:
I would not praise the pageant high,
[45] And miss the dedicature:
I, drawn down toward the sunless graves
By force of natural things,—should I
Exult in only nature?
I could not bear to sit alone
[50] In nature's fixed benignities,
While my warm pulse was moving.
Too dark thou art, O glittering sun,
Too strait ye are, capacious seas,
To satisfy the loving.
[55] It seems a better lot than so,
To sit with friends beneath the beech,
And call them dear and dearer;
Or follow children as they go
In pretty pairs, with softened speech
[60] As the church-bells ring nearer.
Love me, sweet friends, this sabbath day.
The sea sings round me while ye roll
Afar the hymn unaltered,
And kneel, where once I knelt, to pray,
[65] And bless me deeper in your soul,
Because your voice has faltered.
And though this sabbath comes to me
Without the stolèd minister,
And chanting congregation,
[70] God's spirit shall give comfort. HE
Who brooded soft on waters drear,
Creator on creation.
He shall assist me to look higher,
Where keep the saints, with harp and song,
[75] An endless sabbath morning,
And, on that sea commixed with fire,
Oft drop their eyelids raised too long
To the full Godhead's burning.
Text: Poems (1850), vol. 2, pp. 325-8.


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Change is an important part of Paramore's new self-titled album. In a special interview with MTV News, frontwoman Hayley Williams says it felt like a new band was recording the album. And she admits that they'd be just fine with the set marking the beginning of the group for some people.
Williams goes on to say that so much has changed within the band - including the departure of two founding members - that it was hard not to come out with something different. And while Paramore certainly addresses those differences, Williams says the new music is also about moving forward. She says the "drama" has been a big part of their lives over the past few years, but now they're ready to have some fun.
Williams adds that the new album is also different in terms of its size. She explains that they felt very ambitious this time around, and took risks by creating a longer album. But she says they're excited about it, and they hope fans will be excited about it too. Paramore, the album, is in stores now.


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Dr. Mary Beth Poston, associate professor of clinical internal medicine at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, recently received the Clinical Educator of the Year award at the Southern Society for General Internal Medicine regional meeting in New Orleans.
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Poston, who was nominated for the award by two general internal medicine resident physicians, plays an important role in educating future physicians at the USC School of Medicine. She teaches preclinical courses to first- and second-year medical students and supervises third- and fourth-year students involved in clinical rotations. She lends her expertise in developing and teaching ultrasound curriculum. She also supervises medical residents in the department of internal medicine.
A 1999 graduate of the USC School of Medicine, Poston completed her medical residency at Palmetto Health Richland Hospital and a fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina. She joined the faculty at USC in 2004.
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Paradox Interactive's Magicka 2 launches today on PC
The second instalment of 'irresponsible misanthrope' wizards adventuring together has arrived with Magicka 2 out today. The robed spell-flingers return in both single-player and co-op beam-crossing action.
All game modes in Magicka 2 support up to 4-player co-op with friendly fire always on for "hilarious disasters". The new artifacts system will change-up the game rules every time.
Humble Paradox Bundle with over $200 "worth of awesome stuff"
Paradox Interactive and Humble Bundle have proposed a royal marriage and accepted an alliance as they bring us the Humble Paradox Bundle with over $200 in gaming goodness.
War of the Roses, Magicka, Knights of Pen and Paper, Victoria II and more are just a few dollars away in this 'pay what you want' charity drive. Over $5.14 gets you Hearts of Iron III, Crusader Kings II and Impire.
Bundle Stars launches All-Star Bundle containing eight highly rated Steam titles for $1.99
Digital download compilation specialist Bundle Stars has just announced the All Stars Bundle, a nifty collection of eight highly ranked Steam games.
Including such notable luminaries as Tropico 4: Steam Special Edition, Magicka and System Shock 2, the only thing that makes the bundle more enticing is the price; the whole lot can be yours for just $1.99 (£1.59) for the next 24 hours.
Paradox Store begins seasonal sale, discounts up to 80% and new merchandise section
Paradox Interactive has announced some mega seasonal savings on now being offered through their Paradox Store, with some of their catalogue gems being slashed by 80%. There's also the new 'merch' section.
Yes, Paradox aren't content with peddling just digital wares as they now want our homes packed full of mousepads and t-shirts. This merchandise is all themed around major games like Europa Universalis.
Magicka developer running two teams, has unnanounced project
Arrowhead Game Studios is no longer sweating on their latest game project as a single team as for the first time they've divided the office space. It's Helldivers versus unannounced project - Fight! Fight! Fight!
Having brought the world Magicka and The Showdown Effect, Arrowhead is now working on top down shooter Helldivers due late this year, but also something they're not ready to divulge.


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xlife is a laboratory for experimenting with cellular automata. It supports loadable rulesets and palettes, different topologies, and up to 256-state cellular automata. It has rules and patterns for Life, Brian's Brain, Perrier's Loops, Langton's Ants and Loops, Wireworld, E.F. Codd's 1975 UCC automaton, some Prisoner's Dilemma games, and many others. It is very fast for step-by-step mode, bounded grid, and chaotic patterns. It has several unique features: a historical mode, a pseudocolor mode, and n-state statistics. It has been developed since 1989. The modern version of Xlife began its history in 2011.
Ramona is an enterprise-grade runtime supervisor that allows software programs to be controlled and monitored during their execution life cycle. It provides supervisor/console functionality with init.d-like start/stop control, continuous integration (e.g. unit/functional/performance test launcher), deployment automation, and other command-line oriented features.
AmpJuke makes it possible to manage and stream your music online to several clients connected through a LAN or the Internet. In addition to streaming music, it can fetch "metadata" (album covers, images, lyrics, and track "fingerprints") automatically using various Web services such as last.fm and the.echonest. You can scan and import tags from as many tracks as you like, use favorites, and customize personal settings. Its focus is on easy navigation as well as speed.
wave-player is a remotely-controllable music player (frontend) connecting via HTTP calls to a music database (backend). It allows music to be controlled and streamed via HTTP so you can hear your music at work or anywhere else. The frontend is based on QT4 and the backend uses via Perl/MySQL. The API is open and REST-based.
HTMTEX reads hand-coded ASCII HTML documents with embedded TEX-like islands (backslash-escaped symbols, inline math, and displayed math). It writes Unicode HTML documents with UTF-8 encoded symbols, and span- and table-formatted math. The converter itself is a customizable sed script. Visualization is regulated by a customizable stylesheet file.


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This week saw True Grit release its latest trailer, and just to be extra nice, a wicked teaser poster too. Staring into its beautiful typography, we started thinking about other teaser posters that got us worryingly excited about a movie. Inventive, suggestive, witty, clever, teaser posters are there to get you giddy without telling you all that much – and we love 'em for it, so here's 31 of our recent favourites for you to admire. And if you can think of any others, let us know in the comment box…
What we like about it: Though part of us wishes they hadn't put the title at the top, if only for intrigue's sake, this one's a cracker because, well… it's a flying house. Attached to loads of multicoloured balloons. The shadow on the cloud is also a nice touch, but it's sheer simplicity is what gives you the "So what's that all about then?" feeling.
What not to say: "Bloons! They've finally made a film of Bloons!"
What we like about it: No names, no face, no nothing. Just a silhouette of Batman on an ominous brownish cloud background. It's all about the confidence behind the character – you know who this is, we don't need to explain him to you – and this new sense of mystery and brooding fear that the franchise's reboot was trying to achieve. All that from a man in a cape? Not bad.
What not to say: "Is this the one with The Penguin in? Where's The Penguin? I want to see The Penguin!"
What we like about it: What kind of cocksure movie has a teaser poster of someone's back? The Bourne Ultimatum, that's who. A pair of ears, a conventional short-back-and-sides, a generic dark blue jacket – and yet it could only be Jason Bourne. Playing off the fact that we know and love the character so much – and can't wait for his next film – even this tiniest glimpse is enough to get us intrigued.
What not to say: "Jason Bourne is BACK, geddit? He's BACK? Huh? Huh? Where are you going?"
What we like about it: Creative white space can naff off. Creative black space is the new creative white space, and it's never better displayed that this magnificent teaser poster for Buried, giving you an immediate sense of claustrophobia just by looking at it. Seriously, it's spooky.
What not to say: "Is this film actually called 'Coming Soon'? Because that would be awesome."
What we like about it: This poster has some cheek. Cloverfield, kept under so many well-wrapped wraps that it resembled the Michelin Man before release, then goes and releases this beauty of a poster, and all it's got on it is a date? Well, well, well… let the clue gathering begin. Smoking Manhattan buildings, a headless Statue Of Liberty, a wake in the water that leads to the ravaged city…? It asks so many questions and gives you none of the answers, and it does it bloody brilliantly.
What not to say: "I can see my house from here!"
What we like about it: The phrase "Why so serious?" is brilliant in the first place, but what makes this poster so gosh-darn intriguing is the focus that pulls you into the bloody words, to the bloody smile, then Joker's body, but refuses to show you his face – not properly, anyway – and you can suddenly feel your brain juggling two thoughts at once: "I must find out more about this movie" as well as "This is so frickin' cool!"
What not to say: "If he's writing on glass, he's have to write backwards, and that looks too good to be done that way, so… I'll shut up now."
What we like about it: Though it's a pretty average movie, this poster is a bit of a treat. Without realising it, it seems that the down button on most lifts has been a little bit creepy all along. More creative black space used to good effect, too, and the "From the mind of M. Night Shyamalan" isn't, ahem, too big.
What not to say: "But what if you want to go up, huh?"
What we like about it: It's a poster that was first shown at Comic-Con, and, of course, attracted a lot of interest. It offers no clues (bar 'D-9'), forcing you to ask people what the poster is about, and so, gets a buzz going about the movie. Also, the slightly dirty white background is a nice touch, as is the MNU symbols at the bottom.
What not to say: "What about prawns? Do they count?"
What we like about it: It's a sad fact that the best thing about this horror franchise now is the iconic hockey mask that Jason Voorhees loves to don, but still, here it's used to excellent effect, almost making you want to watch the movie. Almost.
What not to say: "There's a Mighty Ducks number 4? Awesome!"
What we like about it: Clint Eastwood is one of the coolest men in existence. That's all we have to say on the matter.
What not to say: "I love racing movies."
What we like about it: It's simple, it's striking, it's a sexy lady with a machine gun for a leg. What more could you want? The folded, weather-worn feel is also beautiful (note the little sticky tap mark between the two knees) and the backlighting is also excellent. Still, did we mention the machine gun for a leg?
What not to say: "That looks like a highly impractical firearm. Although, if she's carrying it on the stump of her thigh, does that make it a fireleg?"
What we like about it: What's that? Neil Patrick Harris riding a unicorn? Sure, why not. Maybe the best thing about this poster, besides the heavenly light behind him (and the immortal tagline), is NPH's completely nonplussed face. "So I'm on a unicorn. What of it?"
What not to say: "Is this what God looks like?"
What we like about it: Hogwarts, aflame. It's the stuff children's nightmares are made of, and they've only gone and put it on a teaser poster, the bastards! What's more, the reflection beneath it actually works, and the tower furthest left is, well, cool. Cool and almost burst to a crisp, but still.
What not to say: "They're making Harry Potter movies now?"
What we like about it: Inspired, of course, by Shepard Fairey's Barack Obama 'Hope' posters, it's a subtle swipe at the fact that the British were coming to Washington, and a great opportunity to whack in an aggressively non-inspiring quote beneath.
What not to say: "Barack Obama has changed a lot for the mid-terms."
What we like about it: What are the two things you associate most with Indiana Jones? That's right, his brown fedora and his leather bullwhip. It's all that needs saying, really. Okay, it's a shame there's a crate with his name on it, but still, it immediately gets you excited.
What not to say: "I want that hat. I want that hat I want that hat I want that hat."
What we like about it: There's so much beautiful, gory detail here. From the names carved into the bat to the bullet marks on the helmet, not to mention the liberal dabbings of blood here and there, there's more to see ever time you look at this poster. Plus, it couldn't be more-catching. Unless it had a girl with a machinegun for a leg, but hell, you can't have everything.
What not to say: "Why is there a helmet strung on the bat, anyway? Seems a bit impractical."
What we like about it: Back before Robert Downey Jr. became king of our nerdy hearts, Iron Man was still a little bit of an unknown. X-Men, Spiderman… other Marvel characters had been in the public consciousness, but this was a poster than made you want to know more about it, even if Ol' Shell Head hadn't been on your radar beforehand.
What not to say: "That doesn't look like iron to me. Probably an aluminium/titanium alloy of some kind."
What we like about it: Easily one of the best posters of 2005, it perfectly encapsulates a character whose life revolves around selling guns and ammunition – and it's just as interesting up close as it is far away, always revealing a little bit more detail every time you look at it. Also, notice that the boilerplate credits go all the way around the top of the poster. We're nerds, we know.
What not to say: "Guns! Wahey!"
What we like about it: "Yag Shemash!"
What not to say: "Yag Shemash!"
What we like about it: Again, its simplicity is its genius. You know Spider-man, but this isn't Spider-man – this is Venom. Sure, the movie wasn't quite what we hoped for, but this poster really got us hoping.
What not to say: "Whoops, someone accidentally switched on grayscale on photoshop!"
What we like about it: Who knew just a shadow could look so cool? Well, Bond's shadow can, at any rate. Maybe it's the gun. Or the suit. Or the 007-pistol symbol. Or the whole damn shebang.
What not to say: "Wait, it looks like the light is coming from the distance, and yet the shadow falls towards it…"
What we like about it: We've already discussed how the snakes' tails don't really match up with their bodies, but that doesn't stop it from being a cracking teaser poster. Snakes. Planes. An allusion to the Caduceus symbol. It's got it all.
What not to say: "How big are these snakes supposed to be, anyway?"
What we like about it: The new Superman symbol. Blue background. Job done.
What not to say: "Is this a bird or a plane?"
What we like about it: Say what you like about the movie, but this has to be one of best teaser posters ever published. Just one small boy, one shadow, and you've got one of the finest posters ever seen – amazing that something so simple can be so effective. Truly a little bit of a masterpiece.
What not to say: "Why isn't he casting two shadows if he's on Tatooine?" (Hat tip to britesparc)
What we like about it: A movie about legal wrangling between two men who founded a website was always going to be a little bit tricky to promote, poster-wise. They couldn't be sexy, they couldn't be action-packed, so they went clever. It's a Mac Safari-style open web brower, the main character's face, some overlayed text and a tiny title in the top right hand corner. And yet, you're intrigued. Very, very intrigued.
What not to say: "Always been a Bebo man myself."
What we like about it: It's a wanted poster, but not your average wanted poster. For starters, there's a bullet hole in the middle, and blood's trickling down the title. Then, of course, you realise it's not an actual wanted poster, it's the True Grit poster, and it's all you can do to stop yourself imagining Jeff Bridges wielding two pistols on horseback. Quick, get the Red Dead Redemption disc out, we're off for a shootin'.
What not to say: "Is this a True Blood spin-off?"
What we like about it: Ominous, moody, bible-black, the image reflects just what the tagline says – "When ambition meets faith" – by showing The Holy Book with what could appear to be a thin, straight streak of blood. Portentous? Very.
What not to say: "As long as there won't be Sunday School, I'm game."
What we like about it: A real beauty from Shepard Fairey (yep, him off the Obama Hope posters), it takes you straight back to the '60s, like an old-fashioned music poster. We love the little Johnny Cash signature on the guitar's neck.
What not to say: "Walk The Line? Is that one of his songs or something?"
What we like about it: Giant hairy wild thing? Check. Kid in a wolf costume? Check. The detail on this is extraordinary. You could get lost in that pelt, so you could.
What not to say: "Is this that blue Monsters Inc. fella's brother?"
What we like about it: The idea of typing out all the Bushisms Dubya's spouted out over all these years might seem like a cheap shot, but once you've read through them all, you've got a very clear image of the man in your mind. And if a poster can do that, it's definitely done its job.
What not to say: "Dub-ya doesn't even begin with W!"
What we like about it: The X-files. The 'X'-files. Geddit? Seriously, this is a nice little idea well executed. Shame we can't say the same about the movie, to be honest.
What not to say: "So… wait… was The X-Files set on Tatooine?" (Hat tip to Scandb)


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Imagine this: cheese, chorizo, and cactus. We know what you're thinking. Who would dare to put cactus in something you eat, right? Well, a lot of people, actually. It's more commonly called nopales and is a staple in Mexican food, especially that of central Mexico. If you look carefully, you can find it on the menus of many Mexican restaurants around the city, but our favorite use has to be in the queso fundido at Asi Es La Vida. It acts almost as a green chile in the cheesy dip and it mingles well with the spicy chorizo and hearty mushrooms. Grab a chip, take a dip, and prepare to be a convert. And we promise there won't be a spine in sight.
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In early October, a group of Native American and indigenous artists plans to unveil the largest bi-national land art installation ever shown on the U.S./Mexico border. The interdisciplinary four-person group — Raven Chacon, Cristóbal Martínez, Kade L. Twist and Nathan Young — is Postcommodity, and together, the artists are known for creating socially conscious and culturally focused works shown in galleries and museums in Arizona and around the country. But in October, the group has an especially ambitious vision: tethering more than two dozen 10-foot-diameter balloons more than 50 feet in the air. The balloons, decorated with large "scare eyes" (used in farming to deter large predator birds), will create a temporary two-mile-long sculpture intersecting the border. The aim is to connect American Indian, Latin American, and Mexican immigrant communities in one of the most divided, hostile, and militarized zones in the Western Hemisphere — which means it's time to mark your calendars and fill your gas tanks. Border art history is in progress.www.postcommodity.com
Every year for the past decade or so, a select group of Phoenix Jews and Latinos have gathered to break bread — or, rather, matzoh, the unleavened crackers that symbolize the unfinished bread made by Jews fleeing the Pharaoh, an integral part of the Passover story and any seder dinner.
The Latino-Jewish Seder, typically held in the spring a few days before the actual Passover holiday begins, is co-hosted by Valle del Sol and the American Jewish Committee and includes participants of the current Hispanic Leadership Institute (a program of Valle del Sol), local AJC members, and local Latino and Jewish leaders with the purpose of fostering "an environment of dialogue, cross-cultural communication, and to build greater understanding between both communities."
In other words, it's a great time to kibbitz (that's Yiddish for chat) and learn about a fundamental Jewish custom, the seder dinner — including the "mandatory" four cups of wine, which definitely make the chatter lively.www.valledelsol.com
Led by Angela Ramirez, Flamenco Por La Vida has become an early-evening staple Saturdays at Crescent Ballroom. The troupe's passionate songs and fiery dancing in Crescent's lounge often top the indie rockers that take the stage in the main room afterward. Each week, Ramirez and her crew don traditional garb — the ladies in traje de flamenco, the men in vests and black slacks — and whirl, spin, clap, and stomp to a fiercely strummed acoustic guitar. The weekly performance has proved so popular that the Crescent has been home to Lluvia Flamenca, a semi-annual festival that finds Ramirez and her group joined by flamenco performers from all over the world.
A quiet lunch spot featuring a sprawling patio by day, La Flor de Calabaza is a Latin lounge by night. With art on the walls, white leather couches, and nightclub lighting, the vibe here is fresh, and so is the food it serves. The cocktail list includes drinks such as El Orgasmo, Nalgas de Indio, and Beso de Angel. On Tuesdays, the bar pours 99-cent margaritas, on Wednesdays, a DJ ignites the dance floor with salsa and bachata, and Thursdays feature 99-cent tacos. During the weekends, live bands such as Jalapeño Rock, Diluvio, and Gravedad play rock en español. If dancing makes you hungry, La Flor de Calabaza keeps its kitchen open late. Located in the Roosevelt district, La Flor de Calabaza shares in the First Friday fiestas with music and drink specials. If you want to unleash your inner rockero this weekend, a table reservation is recommended.
Most of the time, Mijana is a Lebanese restaurant, but on Friday nights, the tables are put away and Mediterranean music is replaced with Latin dance music, and el baile begins. A $10 cover charge buys a lesson at 9:30 p.m. with professional instructors from all over the Valley as well as access to the social dancing part of the night that begins at 10:30. The professional dancers divide newbies into beginner and intermediate groups to help get hips and feet moving. Most Fridays, DJ Ben keeps things hot with a mix of salsa, bachata, and merengue. Occasionally, Mijana brings in a Latin big band to set dancing feet ablaze with live music. Once you've worked up a thirst, quench it at the full-service bar while watching bodies step and twirl. Fridays at Mijana come alive for a must-do Latin Night.


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Jefferson City, Tenn. - Ashlie Morrison and Kortney Conner both reached double-digit kills on Friday evening in Holt Fieldhouse, but the Tornados fell to the Eagles in South Atlantic Conference action, 29-27, 22-25, 25-12, 29-27.
Morrison led Brevard (2-11, 0-8 SAC) with 14 kills in the match, hitting 36.7 percent overall for the evening. Conner added 11 kills and four service aces and Osby and Atkinson each had six as the Tornados hit 12.8 percent as a team. Lindsey Rogers set up the BC attack with 24 set assists, while Erin Cox added 10.
Defensively, Rebecca Schoonover led the Tornados with 14 digs, while Conner had eight digs in the match. Rogers and Sydney Yeomans each contributed seven digs on the backline, while Osby led Brevard at the net with six total blocks.
Carly Mozgai led the host Eagles (11-3, 5-3 SAC) in the match with 16 kills as Carson-Newman hit 22.4 percent as a team. Nikki James contributed 15 kills and Carly Swisher added 11, while Lara McDonald and Courtney Lawson combined for 51 set assists.
Angelle Hayes led the Eagles with 16 digs, while Lawson and Mozgai contributed 14 for the defensive effort. James led all players with nine total blocks for the match.
Carson-Newman opened up the first set going up 11-6 on a pair of James' service aces, but the Tornados came back on Morrison's serve, tying the match up on a Carson-Newman attack error. The remainder of the set went back and forth with neither team able to separate itself before the Eagles closed out the set on a pair of BC attack errors, 29-27.
The Tornados opened up the second set on a 12-3 run on Morrison's serve as Conner had three kills early in the set and Morrison added a pair of service aces. The Eagles came back in the set on a 5-0 run to close the gap to 20-18 on Lawson's serve, but kills by Osby and Morrison and an attack error by the Eagles split the match at 1-1, as Brevard closed out the set, 25-22.
Carson-Newman came out in the third set, scoring 17 of the first 26 points in the set behind three kills by Swisher, and two each by Rachael Bowlin and Mozgai, going up 17-9. Brevard attempted a rally late in the set, but James closed out the pivotal third set, 25-12, to put the Eagles up 2-1.
Morrison and Erin Rollins gave the Tornados and early 9-5 lead in the fourth set, but the Eagles rallied to tie the match up at 13 behind a pair of kills by Mozgai. The match would seesaw back and forth as the Tornados went up 21-19 on a Yeomans service ace, but the Eagles tied the match up at 24 on a kill by Sierra Weaver, before closing out the set on a pair of kills by Mozgai to take the match.
The Tornados continue on the road as they travel to Harrogate, Tenn. on Saturday, October 2nd, to take on Lincoln Memorial University. First serve between the SAC opponents is set for 3 p.m.


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Falisha Gilman '11
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A transfer student from Massena, N.Y, Falisha transferred her second semester of freshman year from SUNY Brockport. We asked Falisha a few questions about Clarkson to hear more about her experience. Check it out.
Q: Why did you transfer to Clarkson?
A: I knew I wanted to go to Clarkson when I was thinking of transferring. I needed a better fit with the social
aspects and I liked Clarkson's more rigorous academics. I want to go on to graduate school and I know
Clarkson will prepare me well for that.
Q: Is it easy to get involved on campus, even as a transfer student?
A: Yeah, I think it definitely is. I'm a member of Tri-Beta (Biology Honor Society), I am the parliamentarian of
CUTSA (Clarkson University Transfer Student Association), and I've been working with Paula Wilmot
(Director of Co-Curricular Planning & Education) on a canned food drive for this semester to benefit a
local group.
Q: Describe Clarkson students in THREE words.
A: Just three!?! Hmm…Hardworking. Outgoing. Fun.
Q: If you weren't a biomolecular science major, what would you be?
A: Definitely environmental engineering. I'm thinking about going on to graduate school for it.
Q: Who is your favorite professor?
A: Probably Michelle Crimi. She's my environmental professor and I'm going to do research with her soon. She's
just really personable and she's on my level. I can go visit her and chat about anything, not just class,
you know?
Q: Where do you live on campus?
A: Brooks. I eat at RoBro (Ross/Brooks Dining Hall) way too often because of it!
Q: What are your three favorite things about Clarkson?
A: The community and being familiar with everyone on campus, the strong school spirit, and the challenging
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First Draft Focus: Throwback Thursday — Campaigning Against a Landslide
Thousands of supporters greeted former Vice President Walter Mondale, the Democratic presidential nominee, in Des Moines in October 1984. Less than two weeks later, President Ronald Reagan was easily re-elected....
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In a forum at George Washington University, the vice president seemed to contradict his past comments....
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Joan Mondale, Who Merged Politics With Art, Dies at 83
Ms. Mondale learned the role of traditional political wife early in her marriage, but she expanded her reputation as a supporter of the arts throughout Walter F. Mondale's career....
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Political Rhetoric in Black and White
The photographer Mark Peterson, like most Americans frustrated with our democratic experiment, hyperprocesses his images to cast the hard-edged rhetoric in sharp relief....
November 8, 2013, Friday
The State of the 4-Year-Olds
When it comes to preschool, everything old is new again. And again....
February 14, 2013, Thursday
What I Learned From Playing the Gipper
Having stood in for Ronald Reagan in practice debates with Walter F. Mondale, I have a unique perspective on the contests between President Obama and Mitt Romney....
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What voters believe and how they form coalitions around candidates matter more than the ups and downs of any individual politician....
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- I do not see a volume control by default? This is a media application, right? Changing volume is a very common action, right? So, who agreed to this idiotic UI design where one of the most used control is missing?
My first instinct was to use the mouse wheel to change the volume but that did not help. I had to google to realize that "+" and "-" does that. Come on, its not Vim for godsake.
- There is no easy/direct way to switch from Full screen to Normal mode while playing videos.
I had to click that little icon on bottom-right, click my way sequentially through the options! Ever heard of usability testing?
- I can't amplify audio for music playback also? The setting is available for video only. And no Equalizer. Doesn't make any sense to me.
- I cannot view the list of music files and the playback controls at the same time. I need to sway the mouse to the left for that. That's just ridiculous.
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Physical Therapy summer internships in Ohio are pretty common, but don't expect to be in charge at the end of your internship! Usually, you'll have to work from the bottom up, but interns are much more likely to get a job offer from the employer they're interning with. If you decide to intern at a smaller company, you'll sacrifice the name prestige for other benefits, such as having an opportunity to see your projects go from start to finish. Simply gaining Physical Therapy experience is essential in order to provide value and creativity to the team.
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The multi-talented musician talks education, expectations and harmony.
RA's Andrew Ryce calls up the Liverpool-based DJ/producer whose Chicago-tinged house has been turning heads of late.
The prolific DJ/producer reveals some of the secrets to his success.
The man behind Skull Disco's iconic artwork and our RA X New York poster talks comics and death by orgasm.
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BMW and Pininfarina collaborate on Gran Lusso Coupe
BMW and famed Italian design Pininfarina have teamed up to build a one off, one of a kind show car. It looks like the Gran Lusso Coupe is built on the F12 6 Series coupe chassis with custom body panels, similar to the Zagato Z4 we saw last year. Very little is know about this custom show car for now. Stay tuned for more details.
At the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este 2013, two tradition-steeped car manufacturers the BMW Group and Pininfarina will be straddling the automotive past and future as they unveil the result of their debut cooperation to the global public on 24 May: the BMW Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupé.
Together they have created the embodiment of sheer elegance. The BMW Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupé is the sequel to a new approach introduced at last year's Concorso in the shape of the BMW Zagato Coupé. Always in search of opportunities for further development, the BMW Group consciously pursues creative exchange with other design studios. It enables two design approaches to merge into a new and exciting initiative that encourages fresh creative impulses. Thus the close collaboration with the Pininfarina design team has led to a new automotive personality brimming with character and ready to join the high-end luxury class: typically BMW and bearing the refined imprint of Pininfarina. The BMW Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupé adds a new dimension to the BMW claim to elegance and exclusivity.
This elaborate creation is a one-off that captivates the observer at first glance with its Italian exclusivity and modern finesse. Generous surface design and taut contours highlight an elegant vehicle body, while hallmark BMW proportions a long wheelbase, stretched bonnet, short overhangs and a set-back greenhouse with smoothly sloping roofline imbue the BMW Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupé with authoritative dynamics even before a wheel has been turned. Enhancing the powerful impact of the side profile are convex taperings that add a dynamic elegance. The exterior symbolises the modern harmony between power and elegance encapsulated by the V12 engine under the bonnet.
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Rumor: New 'Batman' Movie With Ben Affleck Eyed for 2019
Okay, Batman fans. This is a big one.
According to a new rumor, Ben Affleck will follow up major roles in 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' and 'Justice League' with a solo outing as the Caped Crusader in a film with the simple (and perfect) working title, 'The Batman.'
But you've got to wait five years, because it's apparently eyeing a theatrical release in 2019.


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A federal judge on Monday sentenced a Montclair man to 70 months in prison for using names and Social Security numbers of people to file fraudulent federal income tax returns.
Chibueze Chidozie Nwafor, 27, was ordered to pay $118,474 in restitution to the Internal Revenue Service, IRS officials said.
Nwafor, also known as "Cheeze," pleaded guilty in January to presenting false claims, theft of government benefits and identity theft.
Officials say he filed tax returns for various people, including one victim, whose tax refund Nwafor stole. He also filed a tax return for himself, claiming false deductions.
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I would also like to see Xplico in the repositories.
I like to have xplico to be included in a Backtrack repository.:
Xplico - Internet Traffic Decoder. Network Forensic Analysis Tool (NFAT)
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The goal of Xplico is extract from an internet traffic capture the applications data contained.
For example, from a pcap file Xplico extracts each email (POP, IMAP, and SMTP protocols), all HTTP contents, each VoIP call (SIP), FTP, TFTP, and so on. Xplico isnt a network protocol analyzer. Xplico is an open source Network Forensic Analysis Tool (NFAT).
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I would also like to see Xplico in the repositories.
Yes, xplico gets my vote as well (if you guys are taking votes )
I give this product my thumbs up as well to add.
Point taken
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Thank you muts! It's a awesome tool.
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We've all heard the stories: Lemon juice is a natural way to lighten your hair, hair sunscreen doesn't work, hats protect your hair from the sun's rays and hair grows faster in the summer. To find out what was the truth and what was a myth, we turned to celebrity hairstylist Jorge Luis of New York City's Prive Salon. Jorge created hairstyles for the runways, magazines and TV. If anyone knows how to tame hair, it's Jorge.
1. Myth or Truth: Do hair products with sunscreen actually protect your hair?
Truth: Absolutely! The sunscreens won't give you 100 percent protection, but they will block most of the sun's damaging rays.
Prive Flash Brilliance ($22, priveproducts.com). Protects against UV damage, moisturizes while it gives your hair shine and softness.
AG Ultradynamics extra-firm spray ($18, ulta.com). This firm hold hairspray has a PABA free sunscreen too!
2. Myth or Truth: Is shorter hair actually any easier to deal with in the summer than longer hair?
Myth: Short hair is not always easier to deal with than long hair. I find that when your hair is short you always need the right product and some styling for it to look is best. While with long hair you can be creative with styling your hair. You can try fish tail breads, French braids, pony tail or the look of the moment, the high bun.
Joico brilliantine pomade ($9.99, walgreens.com). Adds moisture, texture and gives a high-gloss shine to styled hair.
Prive Finishing texture spray ($17.50, priveproducts.com). Gives your hair volume, body while it makes sure frizz doesn't show up.
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Good Samaritans save woman from burning car in North Charleston
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In August, 28-year-old Shana Porter was saved from a burning car on Interstate 26 in North Charleston thanks to the quick thinking and brave actions of passing motorists.
Paramedic and EMT team David and Nikcole Dickson were just two of the many people who jumped from their vehicles and jumped into action.
"As we got out of our vehicle we noticed that the car was on fire. Once we got closer, we noticed that someone was screaming from inside the vehicle," David Dickson said.
"The flames were coming into the vehicle toward the driver so I climbed on top of the vehicle. I was able to break out the sun roof. I was able to put our fire extinguisher in to keep the flames off the driver," he continued.
"You could see the fuel dripping from the back of the car. Our main concern was to keep it from traveling to that gas tack," Nikcole Dickson said.
"I won't lie to you. In the back of my head I was thinking I should not be on top of this vehicle. But no one would have left without trying to save this woman's life," David Dickson said.
And it seems that fortune does indeed favor the brave. They say that just as the first fire extinguisher was running out, an extinguisher delivery person happened upon the accident scene with 30 more extinguishers. But the good fortune did not stop there.
"As I emptied the last extinguisher I looked back for another one. Nikcole told me there were no more. I looked over and the North Charleston Fire Department was coming down the hill," he said.
A young life was saved thanks to iron nerves, quick thinking and a few blessings along the way.
"Without everything falling in place and everyone working as a team she would not have survived that wreck," David Dickson said.
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Springsteen's sax player leaves tour following father's death
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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are temporarily down one member.
A post on Springsteen's website says saxophonist Jake Clemons has made an emergency trip back home to the U.S. following the death of his father, and didn't perform with the group in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday.
Jake's dad, Bill Clemons, was the brother of the E Street Band's legendary sax man Clarence Clemons, who passed away in 2011. Jake is one of two sax players in Springsteen's current touring group, and saxophonist Eddie Manion is covering for Jake in his absence.
The Springsteen camp doesn't say when Jake will return to the tour. The band will continue their Australian trek with a two-night stand in Hunter Valley this weekend.
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Imagine Dragons tie Hot 100 longevity record
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Imagine Dragons' Grammy-winning hit "Radioactive" is still on the Billboard Hot 100, and now its in the record books.
This week marks its record-tying 76th week on the singles tally, a feat also achieved by Jason Mraz's smash "I'm Yours" back in 2008 and 2009. But unlike "I'm Yours," "Radioactive" has stayed on the chart for 76 consecutive weeks.
Imagine Dragons will likely grab the record all for themselves next week, since it's unlikely "Radioactive" will fall off the chart completely after coming in at number 23 this week.
Congrats to the band!
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Has anyone ever heard of a wetsuit that has attached gloves and booties?
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Has anyone ever heard of a wetsuit that has attached gloves and booties?
Diving suits sometimes. Survival suits always. Surfing wetsuits? Nah....
dude that would be insanely difficult to put on
only a crazy person would create such a thing... at least for what we use wetsuits for.
Not to mention gloves and boots wear out faster than most wetsuits do. A leaky glove in a 1 piece unit would render it useless, or you could cut it off and wind up where we started.
drylock gloved keep the water out. my mits are drylock and the only liquid in there is the sweat from my hands...
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US sweetens Taliban deal in bid to get POW back
(NEWSER) – Time is ticking away for the US to extract American POW Bowe Bergdahl before the bulk of US forces withrdraw from Afghanistan this year, and the Obama administration is now once again considering a prisoner swap. The administration is looking to re-open talks with the Taliban about trading the Army sergeant's freedom for five Afghan Taliban prisoners currently detained at Guantanamo Bay, current and former officials tell the Washington Post. That offer has been on the table for more than two years, but just last month, US officials agreed to allow all five Gitmo prisoners to be released simultaneously, rather than one at a time or in groups of two.
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The theme of Earth Day 2017 is Environmental and Climate Literacy; here at PERC we agree that education is a crucial part of conservation.
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What Haiti reveals about the adaptation challenges that face the global coffee sector.
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How free trade and free migration can help us adapt to climate change.
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How free markets and urban growth facilitate climate change adaptation.
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Why financial adaptations could be just as important as physical adaptations to climate change.
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The environmental case for economic growth.
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This special issue of PERC Reports explores how markets can help us adapt to climate change now and in the future.
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The historical record offers considerable insight into the adaptability of agriculture to climatic challenges.
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WATERBURY, VT -- Three of Snapple's signature iced teas are now available in K-Cups for Green Mountain Coffee Roaster's Keurig single-cup brewers.
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PRINCETON, N.J. - The University of Pennsylvania women's rowing team competed at the Princeton Chase on Sunday. The Quakers raced four boats in the Varsity 8+, three in the Novice 8+, two in the Varsity 4+, and three boats in the 2-.
Penn had four of the 52 boats in the Varsity 8+. The Quakers' A boat clocked 15:16.767 over the 3-mile course and finished in 12th place overall. Penn's C boat clocked 16:36.909, while the B boat timed 16:39.102 and the D boat clocked 17:07.570.
In the Novice 8+, which had 14 boats in the field, Penn's A boat was fourth overall in 16:40.252, while the B boat was ninth in 17:50.183 and the C boat clocked 22:10.807.
In the Varsity 4+, which had 29 boats in the field, the B boat clocked 18:05.855 while the A boat was timed in 18:08.877.
Penn's next action will be next Sunday on Mercer Lake, near the Princeton campus, as the Quakers participate in the Small Boats Regatta.