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Posted on: 14 November, 2012
Tickets are now on sale for "A Very Chorale Christmas" to be held on Dec. 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the Regents Room of East Central University's Memorial Student Union.
"A Very Chorale Christmas" is a night of food and entertainment to benefit the University Chorale which is preparing to make a trip to Washington D.C. in the fall of 2013. The ECU Chorale has the opportunity to perform at the Kennedy Center, National Cathedral and White House.
Posted on: 14 November, 2012
The East Central University Singers and University Chorale will be performing a concert on Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Ada.
The ECU Singers will be performing a new composition by Victoria Davison and Rudy Lupinski entitled "Now Go Ye in to Jerusalem." The spirited piece will feature the performance of ECU faculty member Juliana Overmier on the piccolo and retired ECU assistant director of bands Dr. Doug Laramore on the shofar. ECU music major Chris Mayhew will be playing the gong.
Posted on: 13 November, 2012
A generous donation to East Central University has led to the refurbishment of the Linscheid Library's student lounge.
Tommy Wayne Quaid Jr., a 1988 ECU alum, donated $8,000 ($7,000 toward the library and $1,000 for a basketball scholarship) and secured a company match from his employer NetApp Inc.of $8,000 to refurnish the student lounge in memory of his father, Tommy Wayne Quaid Sr.
Posted on: 10 November, 2012
Two appointments have been announced in the East Central University of School of Business as Dr. Pat Fountain has been named director of the Oscar L. Parker Center for the Advancement of Ethical Standards in Business and Society, and Stacey Bolin will be the director of the Wilburn L. Smith Center for Entrepreneurship.
Posted on: 10 November, 2012East Central University student Domineque Carey, a senior kinesiology major from Springer, Okla., works on a fireplace to be used in the set for a one-act play called "The Storm".
East Central University Flute, Clarinet, Brass Ensembles to Perform Free Concert on Tuesday, Nov. 13Posted on: 09 November, 2012
ECU Flute Ensemble (Left to Right) Catherine Melton, Moore, alto flute; Rachael Bessert, Midwest City; Erin Burton, Oklahoma City; Debbie Allen, Ada; Eric Gibson, Wynnewood, bass flute; Lauren Webb; Juliana Overmier, flute ensemble conductor.
East Central University Professor Dr. Michael D. Bay Commissioned into U.S. Navy (Reserve) Medical Services CorpsPosted on: 09 November, 2012
East Central University's Dr. Michael D. Bay was recently commissioned into the U.S. Navy (Reserve) Medical Service Corps as a medical entomology officer. Bay, a professor of biology at ECU, was sworn in as a lieutenant commander in front of his class on Sept. 26, 2012. He is making a lateral transfer from the U.S. Army Reserve, where he had eight years of service as a medical entomology officer (major) with a tour of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2009-2010. Bay has been on the ECU faculty since 1995. Swearing in Bay is lieutenant commander Sharon Chan.
International Teas and Desserts, Alternative Christmas Market, Gift Fair Set for Nov. 16 at East Central UniversityPosted on: 09 November, 2012
Two events at East Central University will enable participants to explore the world through Exotic International Teas and Desserts and an Alternative Christmas Market and Gift Fair on Friday, Nov. 16.
The Exotic Teas and Desserts will be prepared by ECU's International Student Connection Club and will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Stanley Wagner Ballroom of the Memorial Student Union.


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Shortly after 10 a.m. Sunday the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office received a call from a citizen on North Park Drive. The caller told dispatchers a man was standing on top of his truck at the Best Auto Repair shop at Russell Palmer and North Park. The witness then observed the suspect got through the gate in the rear of the building and steal a trailer loaded with equipment, and generators. A DPS trooper was very close to the scene as it dispatched as was a Precinct 4 deputy constable. As the trooper approached the scene he witnessed a Ford Explorer behind the Church's Chicken with a trailer. As he turned around the vehicle sped off without the trailer. Trooper Eric Lopez, Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputy Jackson, Montgomery County Precinct 4 Deputy Constables Rivera and Turrentine attempted to stop the vehicle which had tape across the rear license plate. The vehicle continued west on North Park at a high rate of speed. As the Explorer reached Loop 494 the driver lost control flipping the vehicle at least four times.
Officials believe the driver was ejected from the vehicle as he was
not seen running from it and it was believed he was under it. Porter
Fire Department and MCHD were dispatched to the scene along with Houston
Fire Department but the driver was not in or under the vehicle, Fire
crews and law enforcement fanned out and started a search of the area
but nothing was found. After viewing the dash cams, again the driver was
not seen running from the vehicle or being ejected.
A perimeter was set up between North park and Kings Manor, Kings
Mill, and Park at Kings Manor. Montgomery County Precinct 4 responded
with a tracking dog but the suspect was not found. The area of the
search was both wooded, high grasses and several ditches.
The suspect is a white male, bald headed and wearing blue jeans. Officials believe he may have some injuries from the crash.
Eastbound North Park was closed for almost three hours as the search continued.

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GSA Administrator Participates in Ribbon Cutting
March 24, 2016: Denise Turner Roth GSA Administrator participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony at The Arris, a mixed use apartment building at the Yards.
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Small Business Outreach in Action
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Grain Operations and Entrapment Prevention Symposium ... March 18 & 19 ... Bloomington, IL
Date Posted: January 31, 2014
The fourth annual symposium addressing grain entrapment prevention is scheduled for March 18 and 19 in Bloomington, IL.
The conference is being coordinated by the Grain and Feed Association of Illinois, the Grain Handling Safety Coalition, the Cornbelt Chapter of the Grain Elevator and Processing Society, and the Entrapment Prevention Group.
General session topics include:
• Food Safety Modernization Act.
• Grain bin redesign.
• 2014 crop forecast.
• Confined spaces.
• Bin structural integrity.
• Dryer fires.
• Bin entry procedures.
• Eight breakout sessions.
The symposium begins at 8 a.m. on Tuesday and adjourns at noon on Wednesday. The registration fee of $150 includes lunch on Tuesday, a continental breakfast on Wednesday, and refreshment breaks.
The conference will include a trade show, and there are opportunities for more vendor exhibits and sponsorships. The symposium will be held at the Asmark training center, where attendees will be able to participate in controlled, simulated bin engulfments; and experience different belay devices and what it feels like to be suspended in a harness or visit informally with OSHA.
For more information, call the Grain & Feed Association of Illinois at 217-787-2417.
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I have an old IBM Thinkpad A20m. That I had BackTrack3 installed on. I would like to install BackTrack4 however it only has a CD drive and can not boot from USB. I have tried Smart Boot Manager with a USB attached DVD drive and with an attached USB thumbdrive. However SBM did not see either device. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I solved this by removing the hard drive and hooking it up to another laptop via a USB connection booting BackTrack4 on that laptop then installing BackTrack4 to the hard drive from the thinkpad. Then I reinstalled the hard drive into the thinkpad and all worked well. Two thing to consider if you do this : 1) BackTrack will want to install grub onto the main hard drive in the machine rather than the one you installed backtrack onto you can fix this by clicking on the advanced button on the last screen on the installer and selecting the correct hard drive. 2) After booting up in the in the original machine you will want grub to regenerate the menu.lst I did this by renaming menu.lst to menu.lst.old and then running update-grub
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Brevard, N.C. - Bailey Varley scored her 22nd career goal with the Tornados on Senior Day as Brevard hosted Catawba College on Saturday afternoon, but goals by Juliana Conte and Athena Bless helped the Indians crash the party as the Tornados fell 2-1 in their final action of the 2011 season.
On a brisk autumn day, the Indians (6-10, 4-5 SAC) challenged the BC (3-14, 0-9 SAC) goalkeeper Jordan Box early as Marissa DiMarco launched a pair of shots in the first 10 minutes.
Varley launched the first shot for the Tornados at the 14:12 mark, but her offering was corralled by Catawba goalkeeper Lindsay Webster to keep the score tied at zero.
Conte broke the scoreless tie at the 32:50 mark, collecting the ball lofted over the BC defense by Sydney Robertson and kneeing the ball into the lower right corner of the net to put the Indians ahead 1-0.
Less than a minute later, Catawba added to their total at the 33:31 mark, with Robertson again assisting as her corner kick went to the head of Bless, who redirected the shot into the net to give the Indians the 2-0 advantage.
Varley cut into the lead at the 36:00 mark as Althea Dunn lofted a ball from 60 yards out to the streaking forward and Varley slid past the defender, placing the ball over the advancing goalkeeper and into the left corner of the net to cut the score down to 2-1.
Chelsea Freeman was able to get off a shot for the Tornados in the second half and the keeper combination of Brittany Webster and Crissy Moran kept the Indians off the board. The Tornados final chance to tie the match came at the 88:45 mark as Bundy drilled a shot at the goal, but Webster tipped the ball up and over the net to end the BC scoring threat as Catawba defeated Brevard, 2-1.
The Tornados recognized 2011 seniors Jordan Box, Caitlin Hubbard, Chelsea Freeman, Bailey Varley, Chelsea Watson, Rachael Laughlin, Janet Basinger, Alyssa Caracena in a brief ceremony after the match, as well as Associate Head Coach Caity Brown in her final match with the Tornados.
Brevard finishes the season with a 3-14 record, 0-9 in the South Atlantic Conference in their fourth season as members of the SAC and the NCAA Division II.


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Dope ICYOU and Mobster fills
bump all flicks! search and destroy!
'cause we ain't playin up here in New York
not clean because everything looks different at night..oh well..i still like it!
im feelin that tone piece nice colors used
chuck throws along the thruway
Real rough and rugged, shine like a gold nugget
Every time i pick up the microphone i drug it
"Come Clean" - Jeru the Damaja
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Only USB wifi cards are supported in VMWare
im running the BT iso on VMware and i cant get my freaken card to connect..
its weird ifconfig -a and then the interface comes up as lo
and my ethernet comes up as eth0
i type in ifconfig lo up
then iwconfig essid linksys
then a error comes up.. is my wifi card supported?
Only USB wifi cards are supported in VMWare
damn.. wel then ill just go buy one then whats a good usb card that works the best and is the most popular.. i looked on the compatibilty site and their is to much to look at kinda
After booting the computer, iwconfig shows wlan0 as being in the managed mode and I simply issue a ifconfig wlan0 up and then run Wireless Assistant and pick the WAP that I want connect with from the list chosen.
I have not had success in connecting with my WPA Enterprise network at work but I can connect to both my WPA-PSK networks at home.
As far as I know the interface lo is the loopback interface and can't be used to connect externally, but then again I may be wrong. It would not be the first and most likely not the last time.
Are you using VmWare also DaKahuna?
NoCover - I have an Alfa WIFI USB, it works great with BT3... Also I'm pretty sure all USB wifi adaptors will work with VMWare (though someone may correct me on this)
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"Sports Jeopardy" Starring Dan Patrick
Jeopardy! is starting a sports version of the popular game show, with Dan Patrick taking the Alex Trebek role as host.
Sports Jeopardy will begin this fall on Crackle, a digital service available on mobile devices and services such as PlayStation, Xbox, Apple TV and Roku. Crackle also will offer an app through which people can play along with the game on a second screen.
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Posted: Fri 15 Mar 2013, 09:37
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Legacy GRUB Config 2013
Recent Puppies, including Slacko 5.7 and newer, contain an altered version of this program. There are now reports that it is broken. The only safe version to use is the one posted here.
This is a light-weight alternative to Puppy's long-time GRUB Legacy Bootloader Config. It is for users who still want the fine-grained control of legacy GRUB or who just want a basic one-click bootloader setup. It can also configure a dual-boot environment with GRUB2 distros like Ubuntu.
This project is NOT intended to replace the excellent Grub4Dos Bootloader Config.
If you are setting up a Puppy-only machine, use Quick Mode. If your frugal install is going into a subfolder, just edit your menu.lst file afterwards to reflect this. For example:
title Slacko 5.5 on sda1
root (hd0,0)
kernel /slacko/vmlinuz pmedia=atahd pdev1=sda1 psubdir=slacko pfix=fsck
initrd /slacko/initrd.gz
For dual-booting with Windows or other Linuxes, use Expert Mode. Remember that legacy GRUB numbers are one less than partition identifiers. So (hd0,0) usually represents sda1. The MBR of a drive is identified as (hd0).
Users who dual-boot Puppy with GRUB2 distros are familiar with the following problem. GRUB2 cannot auto-detect the Puppy install, so you must perform a manual update-grub procedure. But Legacy GRUB Config 2013 uses a little GRUB2 back-door trick. Expert Mode will create a menu entry like this:
title Ubuntu
root (hd0,x)
kernel /boot/grub/core.img
Replace "x" with the Ubuntu partition number.
You can even put the legacy GRUB files inside the other distro's GRUB2 folder - there is no conflict. So you can have a frugal install of Puppy in an Ubuntu partition. But Ubuntu may object to this!
If you are multi-booting several Linuxes, the best procedure is a custom install. Put the distro's bootloader in its own partition boot sector instead of the MBR (see the next post). Then have Legacy GRUB Config 2013 launch it by chainloading.
title Vector Linux on sda9
root (hd0,8)
chainloader +1
Scenario A:
1. Install Ubuntu. Use the entire hard drive and put GRUB2 on the MBR.
2. Ubuntu will probably set up a swap partition using sda2 (extended) and sda5.
3. Boot off a Puppy Live CD.
4. Run Gparted. Shrink sda1 to create another partition. It will be sda3.
5. Install Puppy in sda3.
6. Run Expert Mode. Use (hd0), sda3 and (hd0,2). Erase the Windows entry.
This switches your primary bootloader from GRUB2 to Legacy GRUB.
7. Reboot. Your menu has entries for both Puppy and Ubuntu.
Scenario B:
1. Put a Puppy on sda1 and run Quick Mode. Your primary bootloader is Legacy GRUB on the MBR.
2. Install a second Linux. If it's a Puppy, just add an entry to your menu.lst in sda1. You don't need to re-install GRUB.
3. If it's a different Linux in another partition, install its bootloader in the partition boot sector. Eg. /dev/sda3 instead of /dev/sda.
4. Update your primary menu.lst. You can use either the "core.img" entry for Ubuntus or the "chainloader" entry.
Scenario C:
1. You install a new Linux and accidentally put its bootloader on the MBR.
2. Boot Puppy off its CD.
3. Run Legacy GRUB Config 2013 and restore your primary bootloader.
4. Open the folder /boot/grub.
5. There is a backup copy of your previous menu.lst. Make it your new menu.lst.
6. If the new Linux uses GRUB2, add a "core.img" entry for it.
Installing GRUB to a partition boot sector is also the safest method for dual-booting Puppy with Windows.
1. Install Legacy GRUB on the Puppy partition boot sector. The target for Stage1 will be (hd0,x).
2. Run Gparted and switch the "boot" flag to the Puppy partition.
Note that this only works with primary partitions, and the MBR must contain the original DOS/Win boot code. If the MBR contains GRUB Stage1, you can restore it with
ms-sys -m -w /dev/sda
To make a GRUB boot diskette, select Expert Mode and the entries
(fd0) fd0 (fd0)
(fd0) sda1 (hd0,0)
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Posted: Wed 20 Mar 2013, 11:28
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How to Install Ubuntu and put GRUB2 in the Partition Boot Sector.
Whenever you install an OS like Ubuntu, you are given some choices about where to install the bootloader. In a multi-boot environment, the best procedure is to put the bootloader in the boot sector of OS's own partition. Then the install is completely self-contained and won't alter whatever bootloading system you already have in place.
Before starting an Ubuntu install, I find it best to use Puppy and its Gparted to organize the hard drive structure. Then I have control over where things like the extended partition and swap will go. Otherwise, Ubuntu may make some decisions that I don't like.
1. Boot off your Ubuntu CD and start the install procedure.
2. From the first menu, choose Specify Partitions Manually (Advanced)
3. The next screen has a table of partitions. Double-click on your target partition.
4. This is the Edit Partition screen. Choose:
a. Use As: ext4
b. Format the Partition
c. Mount Point: /
d. OK
5. Back on the previous screen, there is a drop-down list of targets for the GRUB2 bootloader. Select your target partition. Do NOT select /dev/sda - that is your hard drive's MBR.
6. Continue the installation.
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Thank you!
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Location: New Zealand
Posted: Wed 03 Sep 2014, 04:25
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Is Legacy Grub able to help me with trying to boot from an SD card which is known as mmcblk0p1 instead of sda1, sda2 etc? Tried grub4dos but it says "No supported filesystems found in /dev/mmcblk0p1|ext4|
(I also tried Fat32 and f2fs without success)
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Posted: Wed 03 Sep 2014, 08:53
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1. Format the card again as fat32.
2. Do a frugal install onto the card, but not in a subfolder.
3. From the command line, run
find /vmlinuz
Does this identify the card as an (hdxy) value?
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Posted: Wed 03 Sep 2014, 15:01
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"find /vmlinuz" comes back with "Error 15: File not found"
I have formatted as Fat32 and added the vmlinuz, initrd.gz and main.sfs onto the drive, but not within a subdirectory. I tried the find /vmlinuz command with this new grub, and also with the original grub but both show file not found (Testing on a live session of Slacko 5.6)
I have not added a bootloader. Should I have done so?
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Posted: Wed 03 Sep 2014, 15:40
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I tried this on two machines with internal card readers. One required keucr.ko to be loaded and the other would only detect the device if the card was inserted at bootup.
I did a manual setup of Grub4Dos and a frugal Puppy install. It looked OK.
The problem was with the BIOS. Neither machine would recognize the card reader as a bootable device. A little googling reveals that this is a common problem with no solution.
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Posted: Wed 03 Sep 2014, 18:41
Post subject: Boot from flashram card
rcrsn51 wrote:
The problem was with the BIOS. Neither machine would recognize the card reader as a bootable device. A little googling reveals that this is a common problem with no solution.
My Acer Aspire One, of a few years ago, has SD slots, but doesn't boot from a card.
The same card allows booting, if used in a USB adapter.
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Posted: Thu 04 Sep 2014, 06:17
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rcrsn51 wrote:
The problem was with the BIOS. Neither machine would recognize the card reader as a bootable device. A little googling reveals that this is a common problem with no solution.
sheldonisaac wrote:
My Acer Aspire One, of a few years ago, has SD slots, but doesn't boot from a card. The same card allows booting, if used in a USB adapter.
Thank you both - yes the problem does seem to be bios - my sd card boots correctly if used in a multicard adapter into a usb port, but not when inserted into the inbuilt sd card slot. I am able to create the card successfully when it is in the inbuilt slot (and seen as mmcblk0p1) but it has to be transferred across to a usb port for booting.
(just for interests sake - I did find a forum talking about how to boot from a mmcblk0 block device and although it relates to knoppix there might be some clue in it somewhere for me to come back to.
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Even if you had a machine with a bootable card reader, Puppy would still need to find its main sfs file. I don't know if it's smart enough to look on mmc devices.
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hi rcrsn51
tahrpup is missing legacy_grub, and i was going to add then one from precise 5.7.1 then read your warning on the first post.
i see there's also no link to the original one on your post, are there problems with it?
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I'm trying to install Wary 5.5 with legacy grub. Where is rcrsn51's Legacy Grub Config 2013? Anyone know where to get this .pet? Is it in the repo now?
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I'm trying to install Wary 5.5 with legacy grub. Where is rcrsn51's Legacy Grub Config 2013? Anyone know where to get this .pet? Is it in the repo now?
I use the version of rcrsn5 with precise 5.7.1-CE.
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Tornados overcome Crusaders in five setsOctober 21, 2008
Seaman and Morrison lead way to five set victory
Tigerville, S.C. - The Brevard College Tornados volleyball team won a hard fought battle Tuesday night in Tigerville, S.C. as they defeated the North Greenville Crusaders in five sets.
The teams swapped sets throughout the match, but Brevard proved to be the superior as they won 15-25, 25-22, 25-27, 25-14, 15-10. For the season the Tornados improve to 11-12, 2-9 in the conference, while the Crusaders fall to 4-23.
Set one was all Crusaders as they jumped out to a quick 10-4 lead. In spite of a Brevard timeout, the Tornados could not overcome three service receiving errors and fell 25-15.
In the second set, the Tornados looked to preseason 2nd team All-SAC pick Brooke Seaman to lead the way. Seaman recorded four quick kills to put Brevard up 9-7 before North Greenville called timeout. The timeout didn't matter though as Cori Emory fired in two service aces and the Tornados rode Seaman and senior captain Jami Perry to victory, 25-22.
The Tornados held a 14-7 lead in the third set behind three service aces by Seaman, but North Greenville kept fighting, tying the set at 24. The Crusaders ultimately took the set, 27-25.
The fourth set was all Brevard as the Tornados took an early 6-2 lead and coasted behind Seaman and freshman Ashlie Morrison. North Greenville mounted a minor comeback, but libero Rebecca Schoonover put the game away with a service ace, leading to a 25-14 set win and tying the match at 2-2.
The deciding fifth set went back and forth as Brevard led 8-7 at the midway point. With an 11-9 Tornado lead, North Greenville called a timeout. Coming out of the timeout, freshman Lindsay Rogers nailed two straight service aces to pad the Tornado lead, and the game ended as Morrison tipped a shot that rolled along the net before falling on the Crusader side barely inbounds, giving Brevard the victory, 15-10.
The Tornados were led by Seaman who recorded 21 kills, three aces, four digs, two solo blocks and two block assists for the match, while Morrison contributed with 13 kills and four digs of her own. Chelsea Larsen chipped in with nine kills, including four in the final set, and Perry added 43 set assists and 25 digs for the match. Emory had 18 digs to go with her three aces, and Schoonover contributed with a match-high 26 digs.
The Crusaders were led by Charlotte Swain and Brittany Rivera who recorded 14 and 13 kills respectively.
Coach Brenda Skeffington's team jumps back into SAC play as they prepare to host Lincoln Memorial on Friday, October 24. The match is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. The Crusaders continue their homestand as they play host to USC-Aiken on Thursday, October 23 at 7 p.m.


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UPLAND - Ken Willis attended his last council meeting as a councilman on Monday night.
Willis, who was first elected to the council in 2000, retired and was honored by numerous officials for his years of service to the city.
"It was very nice of you for those comments. Also, so many friends and public officials, thank you very much," Willis said to the guests in the audience and those who recognized him during the meeting.
"This is a bittersweet moment because I'm honored to be standing here next to my friend, and I'm sad he's leaving public service," said San Bernardino County Supervisor Janice Rutherford.
Willis said he will continue supporting the Upland Community Partnership for Youth Development, which he helped form in the mid-1990s.
He said he will also help with the Upland Scheu YMCA.
He will also be traveling with his wife, whom he also thanked during the meeting.
"I want to thank my wife Jane, without whom I would have been watching TV for 12 years," he joked.
Willis also addressed students in the audience.
"This is government at a level you can appreciate and get your hands around if you want to," he said.
Willis will be continuing as president of the San Antonio Water Company board and as president of the West End Consolidated Water Company board.
Newly elected Councilman Glenn Bozar was sworn into office and took his place on the dais during the meeting.
Bozar, who has been known as taxpayer advocate in the city, went to court fighting City Hall over a storm drain fee, utility tax and paramedic fee, and won.
He served on the citizens Budget Oversight Committee in the late 1990s when the city was faced with bankruptcy.
He most recently served on the City Council Advisory Committee and the San Antonio water board.
Bozar echoed Willis' comments about getting involved with the city.
"I got involved through Ken Willis and for councilwoman Sue Sundell," he said. "All those years I got involved with different matters in the city. I continued that involvement and I'm grateful now, here today, to help the city and help the residents."
Mayor Ray Musser was also given the oath of office during the Monday meeting. He was elected mayor in November. He was appointed to the position in March 2011.
All of Musser's children flew into town to show their support for their father.
"It was the best Christmas present my wife, Fern, and I could wish for," he said.
Treasurer Dan Morgan, also re-elected to a second term, was also sworn in during the meeting.
"We have gone through recently some issues, unethical conduct and in fact illegal conduct. I truly believe though that the city of Upland has come out of that in a great fashion and that we are on solid footing and we are making the correct choices," he said.
"I represent responsible fiscal management as your city treasurer, and I always look for sound policies for which we should base our future on."
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Artist's BiographyDr. Steve Parker is the new trombone faculty at The University of Texas at San Antonio. In addition to his duties at UTSA, Steve is Artist-In-Residence at the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin and at the Asian Arts Initiative in Philadelphia. He previously worked as a J. William Fulbright Scholar in Germany and a Donald D. Harrington Fellow at The University of Texas at Austin.
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. - Three days after compiling five assists against Bellarmine, junior Christian Haggerty (West Nyack, N.Y.) scored five times to lead the Quinnipiac University men's lacrosse team to a 13-8 victory over intrastate rival Sacred Heart, Tuesday night at Campus Field. With the win, the Bobcats improve to 7-5 on the season, while the Pioneers fall to 3-10.
Jack Oppenheimer (Conshohocken, Pa.) added a hat trick and an assist, while Zach Pall (Setauket, N.Y.) scored twice. Basil Kostaras (Southlake, Texas) contributed a goal and an assist, while Todd Kaiser (Summit, N.J.) and Garett Kerr (Caledon, Ontario) each scored a goal. Kevin Kelly (Redding, Conn.) dished out a pair of assists, while Billy Alessi (Branford, Conn.) and Mike Gast (Grand Rapids, Mich.) also added helpers.
Pall won 11-of-19 face-offs and picked up seven ground balls for the Bobcats, while Kevin Benzing (Severna Park, Md.) made 10 saves while allowing eight goals to secure the win in net. Sacred Heart's Tom Trgo, who entered the night fifth in the nation in save percentage (.586), was victimized for 13 goals on 19 Bobcats shots on goal in taking the loss.
Evan Morgan led the Pioneers with two goals and two assists, while Timmy Katz added two goals and an assist. Bryan Badolato had a goal and an assist, while Joe Caridi, Dennis Gannon and Jon Flood had a goal apiece. Matt King also contributed an assist for Sacred Heart.
For the game, the Bobcats edged the Pioneers, winning 13-of-25 face-offs, while scoring on 3-of-5 man-up situations to the Pioneers' 1-for-7 effort. Sacred Heart outshot the Bobcats, 38-29, while the ground-ball game was an even 37-37.
Haggerty paced the Bobcats with four first-half goals, while Oppenheimer added two. Haggerty got the Bobcats on the board with a pair of unassisted goals at the 10:38 and 4:04 marks of the first quarter. First, he approached the net from behind the left post before scooping a low shot past his defender and Trgo. On the man-up, he then ripped a low shot from 10 yards out from the left post to put the Bobcats on top, 2-0.
Oppenheimer joined in on the action at the 3:17 mark, taking a Kostaras pass before putting it in from the doorstep at the right post. Kostaras drove through traffic to the middle of the zone before finding Oppenheimer.
Sacred Heart got on the board when Gannon scored from point-blank range off a Morgan feed at the 14:30 mark of the second quarter.
Haggerty completed the hat trick, ripping a shot from 10 yards straight out in front of the net that bounced past Trgo at the 12:22 mark. 30 seconds later, Oppenheimer added his second of the game, sneaking a shot inside the right post off a Kelly assist.
Sacred Heart pulled to within three goals just inside the 10-minute mark when Badolato was the beneficiary of a King pass at the right post. Badolato easily put it past Benzing from the doorstep.
Kerr answered at the 8:16 mark, ripping from 10 yards out from the right post off an Oppenheimer feed on the man-up. Haggerty added his fourth of the game just less than a minute later, shooting from straightaway, 15 yards out off an Alessi assist from behind the net to put the Bobcats on top, 7-2.
Sacred Heart answered with the final goal before the end of the half, as Morgan drove to the cage through traffic, before sneaking it past Benzing to making it 7-3 at the half.
The Pioneers scored the half's first two goals to cut the deficit to 7-5 by the midway point of the third quarter. But the Bobcats countered with three of the next four goals to regain a four-goal lead. Oppenheimer got the run started, taking a Kelly pass off the break at the right post before easily beating Trgo at the 5:11 mark of the third.
After Morgan scored from the doorstep off a Katz feed at the 2:08 mark to close to within two before the end of the third, Haggerty opened the fourth with a goal at the 13:01 mark. Haggerty shot low from seven yards out from the goal line extended off a Gast pass on the man-up. Pall then won the ensuing face-off, picked up the ground ball himself, streaked directly to the net and bounced a shot inside the left post. The whole play took six seconds and the Bobcats took control with a 10-6 lead.
After Sacred Heart once again cut the Bobcats' lead to two goals by the 6:25 mark, the Bobcats scored the game's final three goals to put the game on ice. Pall scored a highlight-reel goal, somehow getting a shot off while being pushed to the ground, slipping it inside the right post. Kaiser and Kostaras later added tallies to give the Bobcats the 13-8 win.
The Bobcats return to action Saturday, when they play host to future NEC foe Bryant. Opening face-off from the Quinnipiac Field Hockey & Lacrosse Turf Field is scheduled for 1 p.m.


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Now that lawmakers have decided to approve the existing redistricting maps for State Legislative and Congressional boundaries, discussing today turns to the other items Governor Rick Perry has placed on the agenda, namely road funding and abortion restrictions, 1200 WOAI news reports.
With just seven days left in the existing special session, Perry has slammed the door on allowing any more issues to be debated.
State Senator Robert Nichols is proposing allocating one half of all of the state's royalty money from the oil and gas industry to a special fund to build and maintain roads.
"You would crate, in effect, a revenue stream, maybe somewhat volatile in some years," Nichols said. "But in the foreseeable future it would work quite well, providing some $800 million to $900 million per year."
That money is now going into the state's Rainy Day Fund, and diverting it before it makes it into the fund would satisfy the concerns of Tea Party conservatives who say the Rainy Day Fund should not be raided at all, and also the concerns of Democrats, who say if the Rainy Day Fund is tapped, money should also be taken out for schools and social programs.
Lawmakers will also vote on several measures to regulate and restrict abortions, something Amy Hagstrom Miller, the director of the abortion provider Whole Women's Health blasted.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Foreign Minister John Baird are certainly correct to support Canada's traditional allies in attacking the Islamic State (IS). It is such an unspeakably odious organization that it is beyond normal political discourse and as many as possible of its active adherents should be killed or otherwise eliminated as quickly as possible. Further, anything that seems to reactivate the Western Alliance, the most successful in world history, is a good thing. It has recently fallen to a somnolent condition even less fearsome than the former "coalition of the willing," i.e. we'll do it if we're threatened ourselves but otherwise we'll just be happy with a U.S guaranty of our…
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Last year, about this time, I stole an idea from Under the Mad Hat to sum up the year by taking the first sentence from the first blog post of each month of 2008. It was fun. So much fun, in fact, that I'm going to do the same thing now for 2009.
Mad isn't blogging at Under the Mad Hat anymore, but you can still get your fill of her brilliance at her new blog about children's literature: Mouse Traps and the Moon, which I just realized I mistakenly called "Mouse Traps on the Moon" in my previous post. Oops! Sorry about that.
So, here is the year 2009 as summed up by the opening sentences of each month - proving 2009's yearness and my frivolity all in one fell swoop. Enjoy!
January: Last night I was just drifting off to sleep when the screaming started.
February: So far this week: - stomach flu - ear infections - fever - missing school - missing work - absence from blogs - painful stepping upon of legos - a visit to the doctor - and just now? I was fixing some Campbell's soup and it splattered into my eye.
March: I just got an email telling me I've been accepted to the Masters of Information Studies program at U of T for next year.
April: Hi there.
May: Recess at school, I was playing alone on the swing set.
June: I took the kids to soccer in the rain yesterday.
July: Happy Canada Day!
August: Just so I can draw your attention to it: Check out my blog.
September: On the morning I managed to take control of my panic attacks Hubby and I were waiting in a hallway outside of the administrative offices of the Toronto college where I was studying Travel and Tourism, waiting to hand in my student loan and pay my tuition.
October: I'm supposed to be working on my research paper.
November: I just ate a bowl of cereal.
December: This week's I Heart Faces photo challenge is "I Heart Tooshies" - photos taken from behind the subject.
And what have we learned from this exercise?
That I need to work on my opening lines. April's is especially brilliant, don't you think? And don't overlook November's. Yeesh. How embarrassing.
And since that isn't embarrassing enough, here's the last picture taken of me in 2009. This lovely ode to the holidays was snapped by my dad as I started gathering and organizing our stuff in my parents' dining room so that I could pack our bags before hitting the road to make the 12 hour drive back home.
Aaaaand moving on... Nothing to see here...
Happy New Year to you all! I wish you a stellar 2010 - may the sun always shine and if it doesn't, may it only rain nice things, like ice cream and puppy dogs. Kisses!


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Called the Women's Well-being Initiative, the project is focused on the Cayce/West Columbia area with the goal of improving the welfare of women and girls in the municipality. Cayce/West Columbia was selected because of its proximity to the Columbia campus and its demographic mix of socio-economic and racial groups.
"The Women's and Gender Studies program began in 1971, but for many years the program was focused on establishing and maintaining its legitimacy and stature within the University," said Lynn Weber, a psychology professor who was director of the program from 1996 to 2007. "A few years ago, we wanted to figure out how to focus our interdisciplinary strengths for social change and social justice, and we wanted to establish an educational and research presence in the community."
That desire spawned the Women's Well-being Initiative, which involves Women's and Gender Studies associate faculty from art, English, psychology, anthropology, social work, and other University units. Private fundraising brought in $100,000, most of it from a single anonymous donor, to launch the effort.
To cultivate buy-in from the community, faculty members and graduate students identified and interviewed about 70 key community leaders and later established a community advisory board.
Thus far, the initiative has featured several arts-based community outreach projects, including murals at two schools and an art exhibit created by adolescent girls in an arbitration program for first-time offenders operated by the Department of Juvenile Justice. The latter project, directed by Carolina art educator Olga Ivashkevich, was on display in the Russell House earlier this fall.
Psychology faculty member Rhonda Johnson has begun work on a project aimed at supporting African American women engaged in community work. Erica Gibson in anthropology is studying access to health care among pregnant Latina women. Shauna Cooper in psychology is planning to bring together small groups of teenage girls from the area, with the goal of better understanding their perspectives and experiences within the community. And social work faculty member Darcy Freeman is planning a project focused on young girls, nutrition, and community gardening.
"We started this initiative in 2001, but community work takes time to build a high level of trust," said DeAnne Messias, a nursing professor and co-director of the initiative with Weber. "We're starting to see solid evidence of buy-in from the community: they're coming to us now with ideas they want to launch."


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'I contain multitudes," the poet Walt Whitman famously wrote.
Of course, Whitman never met Jefferson Mays, else he might've felt that his own multitudes seemed minuscule.
Then again, there's nothing especially contained about the characters that come spilling out of Mays when this UC San Diego-trained, Broadway-seasoned actor hits the stage.
Mays is now peopling no fewer than eight roles — both male and female — in the Old Globe Theatre's world-premiere musical comedy "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder."
That tally actually was dwarfed by the 40-some characters he portrayed in "I Am My Own Wife," the solo play in which Mays starred at La Jolla Playhouse and then on Broadway, winning a Tony Award in the process.
But more than mere numbers, it's the sense of whimsy and idiosyncrasy that Mays brings to both life and work that seem to predispose him to stepping into a whole chorus line of other people's shoes.
"He is an eccentric," as Globe artistic director Barry Edelstein says of the actor. "His own sensibility as a man matches the kooky world of the play in a remarkable kind of way. I think that's the X-factor that (audiences) are responding to."
"Gentleman's Guide" centers on an everyday Englishman (played by Ken Barnett) who learns he is ninth in line for a royal title. Lacking the good manners to just let those ahead of him keel over naturally, he decides to speed up the process by offing them in various inventive ways.
Mays plays all those unfortunate (although largely insufferable) souls, which makes his blizzard of costume and character changes something like a track meet or, as Edelstein describes the backstage scene, like the pits at a NASCAR race.
Mays talks about such job hazards as "mustaches getting glued to the soles of shoes." But he says it's all been getting smoother, given that this is actually the show's second run: "Gentleman's Guide" first went up late last year at Hartford Stage, which is co-producing the piece and is the artistic home of director and former Globe resident artistic chief Darko Tresnjak.
In conversations during Globe rehearsals and over the phone, Mays chatted about the show, his San Diego past, and how making theater can prove a slippery slope.
Q: Between the Hartford production and now the Old Globe's, have you been able to figure out some shortcuts to make this whole flurry of character changes work?
A: Yeah, you discover them in the playing. Each theater is different, of course. It's nice to be doing it in this climate, I must say, because I can literally run outside (through a backstage door) into the cool of the evening for a little cool-down. I live in terror, of course, of locking myself out. But I think if they could hear my agonized pounding, they'd let me back in. And it's becoming quite the ballet with my dressers. We had to have special costume-change rehearsals. I didn't really have any skin left on my body during tech (rehearsal) after that. But now we have it down, and I feel as though I have time for a cigarette. But we mustn't get too smug or cocky about it, or something horrible will happen.
Q: Do you find that you feed off the audience response to all this mayhem?
A: I love it when they rejoice in my death. And also — I was thinking about this last night, in conversation with Ken Barnett: When there is laughter, it gives you time to breathe. There's a little break. So it's very gratifying, of course, to get that kind of reaction. But it's also time to rest. It's lovely — you just sort of let the laughter happen, and lean up against the side of it for a spell. And then of course it makes the costume changes easier. If there's laughter they can't go on to the next sound cue or scene, and it buys me a few precious seconds to struggle out of my pants.
Q: Are you sometimes surprised by the moments that spark laughter?
A: Oh, absolutely. I rehearse all plays, particularly comedies, never expecting laughter. I envy those actors who go through a script and say, 'Ah, this'll be a titter, and this will be a guffaw,' and they can sort of map their performance. I don't think in those terms, and I sort of dread the first audience. And am (sometimes) pleasantly surprised — especially in this case. You sort of rehearse all comedy as if it were Ibsen, and all Ibsen as if it were comedy, and I think you'll be OK.
Q: Is there a particular character in "Gentleman's Guide" that you find trickier than others?
A: They're all challenging, costume-wise. They happen so quickly. I felt the other night I was sort of going down a ski slope and being periodically hit in the face with a slalom pole. That's what the experience feels like, going from character to character. There's one (scene where) I play Lady Salome as Hedda Gabler, and that is the fastest turn. The time onstage is about the same as the (amount of) time I'm getting into the costume. But I do enjoy each one. And I must say, I do breathe a little sigh of relief when they're dead. Because then I know that's one off the list for the evening. And I'm that much closer to my Johnnie Walker Black on the rocks with a splash of soda.
Q: Did your multicharacter turn in "I Am My Own Wife" lead more or less directly to being cast in this show?
A: I think maybe I have "I Am My Own Wife" to thank, to some degree, in getting offered the chance to do this. They said, "Oh, he does that. That'll be good." But I do love it. It makes me kind of greedy — I'm like Bottom in "A Midsummer Night's Dream." It's "greedy actor syndrome."
Q: How much does your training in the UCSD MFA program inform your work as an actor now?
A: I am who I am because of UCSD — and Yale, as an undergraduate. Yale had an amazing theater community — it was all extracurricular, at least 80 productions a year, done in squash courts, dining halls (and more). And then coming to UCSD was fantastic, because again there were a lot of plays going on. It was the same sort of yeasty environment of constantly generating theater. And that, I think, is the best way to learn to be onstage — just to do plays constantly, and as many different kinds as you can. It was a great, thrilling training program.
Q: Any particular memories of doing earlier productions in San Diego, such as "Hamlet" at San Diego Rep?
A: I remember (Rep artistic chief) Sam Woodhouse was playing the gravedigger and forgot to bring the skull out onstage one night, which was a bit of a challenge. Oh, the joys of theater. It's never the same. Especially this play I'm doing now, it's just such an obstacle course. Always, there's something that will go wrong. There's always these anomalies. Things probably will even out, but there's just that ever-present danger of things going terribly wrong. Which keeps it ever-interesting. It's hard to get bored.


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Tiger Woods may play for both teams? Now we've heard it all.
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One of the Tiger Woods' many lovers is attempting to sell a book that includes info about the star athlete and other men.
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Early Native American culture strongly emphasized the importance of walking this earth with respect, awareness and consideration for many generations to come. The musical alchemy of multi-Grammy nominated pianist-composer, Peter Kater, and Grammy nominated Northern Cheyenne flutist, Joseph Firecrow, is just mesmerizing. Soulful melodies, primal and textured percussion; a well-spring of piano; Native American flute and soaring soprano saxophone . . . this music blesses our sacred journey with deep purpose, vision and love so that we many truly Walk In Beauty.
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We are the eyes, ears and hearts of the Universe. We exist within the Universe just as the Universe exists within us. The One Consciousness guides and communicates with us in a multitude of ways; through our intuition, nature, overheard conversations, our thoughts and through friends and loved ones. My life feels the most full, rich and alive when I'm in the awareness of the sacredness of all life and all life's experiences. The art of accessing the deeper places and awareness of one's own being has been practiced in may forms for thousands of years. Today, we reconnect with our deeper selves in many ways. By having quality alone time, being present with our friends and loved ones, seeking out appropriate healing therapies and spending time in nature. We can stop, take an inventory and ask if we're addressing our deeper needs and feelings. We can allow the layers of stress and protection to fall away as we remove ourselves from the numbing pace of our society and the over-stimiluating sensationalism of the media. With time, we gain access to our most intimate center and have experiences of unqualified self-love and acceptance. We can travel great inner expanses one step at a time and experience our Selves as part of the great natural divinity of all the Earth and the Heavens. This is our birthright . . . and our healing. - Peter


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Keith Urban is learning how to be more fearless from his wife, Nicole Kidman.
The singer tells ABC News Radio that his Oscar-winning other-half is "really inspiring as an artist" because of her "fearless" creative choices.
He explains that Kidman not only accepts projects she's interested in, but also "gravitates towards things that she's terrified of." He adds that she often chooses to play certain characters simply because the role is a little uncomfortable.
Keith is gearing up to release his eighth album Fuse on September 10th. Urban was also recently confirmed to return as a judge on the upcoming season of Fox's "American Idol."
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Sandy • Chris Wingert was about 30 yards from goal when he squared up and fired a rising shot that sailed just over the crossbar.
"Maybe a bit ambitious," the veteran defender, who has one goal in his Major League Soccer career, said with a grin. "I could have just played it to [teammate Javier Morales]. I had to apologize afterward."
It may have been the only apology Wingert owed after playing a solid game in his first match back in Real Salt Lake's starting lineup this year.
"He doesn't miss a beat," goalkeeper Nick Rimando said after the 2-0 shutout victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps. "He gave us that confidence we needed, that boost we needed after that loss last weekend."
Wingert broke a bone in his right foot while training with his college team during the offseason. He had surgery late last year and missed RSL's first seven matches as he rehabbed from the injury.
The veteran was placed in the RSL 18 for two straight weeks before finally breaking back into the starting lineup against the Whitecaps.
"It felt great," Wingert said of his return. "That's why you play. ... We're playing to play in the first-team games and to be out there and try to help the team earn points. My whole focus this past [four months] was to be back out there."
Rimando called Saturday night's win the team's best defensive performance of the year, and Wingert's presence certainly helped in that. The left back got himself in good position to intercept passes and made several quality tackles.
RSL coach Jason Kreis, for one, was happy with the performance.
"I was really pleased to have him out there," Kreis said. "He's a steadying influence on the rest of the group."
Wingert's shot, however, could use a little work.
"I got under it too much," he said. "I'm disappointed in myself."
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Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013
Let's address the elephant in this room first, shall we? The Marc by Marc Jacobs show was moved up from 4:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Lexington Armory (its usual spot) to 8:00 p.m. Monday at Lincoln Center because of shipping and customs delays with the Marc Jacobs Collection, which was supposed to show Monday night (and is now showing on Thursday night). Complications with the shared venue––the Collection's set is currently in place at the Armory and can't be moved until showtime––forced Marc by Marc to find a new home, fast, and it was Lincoln Center to the rescue. (It probably goes without saying that Marc Jacobs's success at securing a slot there with just a few days notice is nothing if not a testament to his power within New York's fashion industry.) That's the story. Now, let's get to the clothes already.
They were very late-seventies-looking, with swing coats, high-waisted cropped pants, and little knit dresses for the women, and slouchy, loungy suits over mock-turtleneck sweaters for the guys. One got the sense looking at the opposite sexes that she, so professionally attired, was working nine-to-five while he, so relaxed, maybe wasn't. The palette was credited to the paintings of Otto Dix––subdued and mature would be the words for the quality of the colors, which ranged from berry to blue, but never with any real punch. And the prints––because it wouldn't be Marc by Marc without prints––were equally adult. One, a geo-leaf called the Etta, showed in constant repeat head-to-toe; another, the Tulip, was applied to many long-sleeved turtleneck dresses and one very Mrs. Roper muumuu-plus-pajama-pant look. If there is one sure thing that editors can take with them from this show, though, it's the bags: Darci, Mathilde, and Rosie. Like proper luggage, they all featured firm cases and handles for carrying in-hand––the "go" in go-to for desirable accessories so far this season.


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(Cleveland) - Thirteen Cleveland "investment schools" have been chosen and will receive special attention.
Cleveland School District administrators say 13 of their worst performing facilities are being targeted for improvement.
All 13, which are said to be in Academic Emergency will get new teachers, new principals, and extra class time beginning with the fall semester.
It's all part of the district's Transformation Plan. The goal is the turn those school around so they actually attract new students.
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CINCINNATI (AP) -- Police have arrested a man they suspect of fleeing from a Cincinnati police-involved shooting that left one man fatally shot by an officer and another wounded.
Police say Officer Orlando Smith fatally shot 19-year-old Dontez O'Neal on Nov. 21 after O'Neal shot at Smith from a vehicle. Police said officers were following that vehicle after an undercover drug buy.
Police say they arrested Gerry Branner of Cincinnati on Thursday evening in connection with the shooting, which did not injure the officer.
Police say the 22-year-old Branner is suspected of also shooting at Smith. It was unclear Thursday if Branner has an attorney yet.
A third man in the vehicle who police say was wounded in the arm has pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking charges.


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Each industry has its own "depends on who you ask" question, and one of the most common in the PC industry is "Should you turn off your computer when you're not using it?" The question is generally difficult to have a consensus on because it depends on the type of computer, the needs of the user and how your system is setup to run maintenance and patching.
Arguments for Leaving Your Computer On
Leaving your computer on will allow regularly scheduled patches and updates to happen. Virus scans and defragments can also be scheduled to be done late at night when your computer is not in use. Many companies prefer computer systems be kept on so IT departments can schedule these tasks without interrupting users during the workday.
Leaving your computer on also allows you to stop/start tasks without having to start the machine, wait for the operating system to load and go back into the program you were using. You can also use the sleep functionality, which limits the power usage. The computer keeps the system memory powered and lets you resume from where you last were very quickly.
Arguments for turning your computer off.
Wear and tear on your computer, especially items which move or spin (such as the hard drive or fans), is based on the number of hours they are on. If your computer is sitting idle at 4 AM, the fans are still spinning and counting down the hours of usable life they have left.
Power usage goes down when a computer is idle, but there is still a large power draw. If your computer is in use for 4 hours a day and idle for 20 hours you could be wasting thousands of watts of power per month.
Unattended software updates late at night can be problematic, as you may sit down expecting a working computer only to find something went horribly wrong at 3 AM and you needed to get work done urgently.
Which argument is right?
In this writer's opinion, I'd rather save the energy and wear/tear and shut down my computer. Depending on the operating system, you may experience slowdowns and memory problems the longer the computer is on due to memory leaks or files not correctly closed, but most modern operating systems can handle being left on for a long time. Mac based computers are far more reliable, and can be left on weeks at a time in most situations. For a work computer I leave on all the time I regularly reboot it once a week to get a fresh start and make sure any updates that require rebooting are performed.
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The University of Louisiana at Monroe is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate, baccalaureate, masters, specialist, and doctorate degrees.
The Commission is to be contacted only if there is evidence that appears to support an institution's significant non-compliance with a requirement or standard. The Commission may be contacted at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097 or by calling 404-679-4500.
Please direct all general accreditation questions to the University of Louisiana Monroe, Office of Academic Affairs, 700 University Avenue, Monroe, LA 71209 or 318-342-1025.
List of Majors & CIP Codes (pdf)
Many of ULM's colleges, schools, departments and programs which make up the university are accredited by specialized or professional accrediting agencies.
The University of Louisiana Monroe also holds membership in the following professional but non-accrediting agencies: