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Copyright آ© 2011 Confederation Africaine de Volleyball- All rights reserved
29 July 2013
Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, July 27, 2013- Serbia, Poland, Brazil and Turkey and Slovenia continued their perfect records gaining second win at 2013 Girls U18 World championship during a thrilling day full of surprising results at Chatchai and Lipatapanlop Halls in Nakhon Rachasima on Saturday.
Within the teams having the perfect win- loss ratio 2-0, Serbia have became the only team in the tournament who didn't drop a set to lead pool A. Poland leads pool B but with 5 points as they had a tiebreak win yesterday. Brazil and Slovenia conduct pool C and Turkey Pool D.
Among the four preliminary pools, the situation has become mixed and complicated in Pool B, where opening day giants, Japan lost against underdogs Argentina in straight sets, while the other titans and World Ranking leaders, China suffered their second defeat against emerging Poland.
Pool D showed also a ground breaking second defeat for the Italian team against Peru after leading by two sets, but defending champions Turkey continued their way with a second win against Chinese Taipei.
While the host Thailand was in rest, Pool A passed normally with the regular favourites Serbia securing second straight victory against Egypt and Puerto Rico gaining first win over Tunisia.
Again Pool C was the only pool having two leaders with 6 points each after both Brazil and Slovenia securing the second win against Algeria and USA respectively.
Pool A
Puerto Rico capture crucial win over Tunisia
Spirited Puerto Rico claimed a crucial victory against Tunisia 3-1 (24-26, 25-22, 25-17, 25-21) in Pool A at the Chatchai Gym.
Puerto Rico's attacker Genesis Miranda led her team scorers with 15 points including three blocks, while Tunisian captain Emna Khalfa contributed 19 points for her team coming as match scorer.
Puerto Rico (1-0) was playing their first game, while Tunisia dropped to 0-2.
The match was very competitive throughout the whole sets. Tunisia started with more disciplined line up using the spikes of Captain Emna Khalfa to perform a good job in attacks in the way to win the first set 26-24. Puerto Rico came back with goods in the second set with Genesis Miranda playing a great role to win the set 25-22.
Puerto Rico continued the same rhythm in the third set and used the frequent mistakes done by the Tunisians in reception and defence to win the set 25-17. Again Puerto Rico won the crucial points of the fourth set to win 25- and the match 3-1
Serbia outclass Egypt in a quick straight set encounter
Serbia stormed past Egypt to claim an easy straight sets victory 25-14, 25-14, 25-20 in 64 minutes in Pool A at the Chatchai Gym.
The victory is the second for the Serbians without dropping a set to improve their win- loss ratio to 2-0, while Egypt dropped to 0-2 after the competition second day.
It was a powerful performance from the Serbian team against less inexperienced and shorter side of Egypt who battled hard specially in the third set to keep the match in but failed against the Serbian guns.
Tijana Boskovi paved the way to the wide victory by scoring a tally of 18 points including three blocks followed by Sara Lozo who scored 15 points including 2 aces. Mai Moustafa was the best in the Egyptian side scoring only 5 points
Pool B
Fired-up Argentina stun Asian champions Japan
Argentina defied all odds to gun down Asian powerhouses Japan in tough three sets 25-23, 34-32, 25-21 to capture their first win at the Liptapanlop Hall on Saturday.
Miku Benoki led Japan with 20 points including 19 devastating spikes, while Sol Piccolo emerged as the top scorer of Argentina after bagging 16 points.
Japan, world No.9 and former two-time world champions, had their confidence boosted following the dramatic 3-2 win over world No.1 China the previous day. Against the much taller Argentina, ranked 13th in the world, Japan remained in their strong line-up which included Mizuki Yanagita, who scored the highest 36 points in the opening day of the top-notch completion, and powerful Miku Benoki.
Poland trounce world No. 1 China
European giants Poland annihilated Asian powerhouses China in hard-fought four sets 25-21, 25-21, 21-25, 26-24 in their second Pool B at the Liptapanlop Hall.
Malwina Smarzek topscored 28 points for Poland, while Chinese Yuan Xinyu scored a match-high 19 points.
After a 2-3 letdown to Asian champions Japan in the previous match, China, world No.1 and silver medalists at the previous world meet in Turkey two years ago, played with more consistency in their tough encounter against Poland, the 3-2 winners over Greece. However, the Poles proved a tough nut to crack.
Pool C
Brazil storm past Algeria for second win
Brazil crushed Algeria in straight sets 25-8, 25-15, 25-11 to claim their second victory in Pool C at the Chatchai Gym.
The victory improved Brazil's win- loss ratio to 2-0, while Algeria dropped 0-2 and now the winners secured a slot at the 16 round of the competition from pool C.
Lorenne Geraldo led Brazil scorers with 15 points including 5 aces followed by captain Drussylla Costa (9). Yassmine Abderrahim contributed 8 points as Algeria's best scorer.
Brazil dominated the match throughout the three sets due to their potent service that wasn't tolerated by the Algerian team. The losers committed a lot of mistakes that cost them to lose the match shortly.
Slovenia make formidable victory against USA
Slovenia pulled off a remarkable victory against USA 3-1 (25-23, 25-15, 18-25, 25-22) to claim their second victory in Pool C at the Chatchai Gym.
It was the competition's second match for Slovenia improving their win- loss ratio to 2-0, while US team start their campaign with 0-1 record as they were in a rest on opening day.
Slovenia played a high-spirit game as the players were more motivated to win as their setter Eva Mori played a great role with her fantastic combinations using the power of her spikers Nika Markovic who was her team best scorer with and also the match scorer with 19 points including 18 sharp spikes.
Simone Lee and Mikaela Foecke were the big weapons of USA scoring 17 and 15 points respectively. Ela Pintar played also a great role with 4 blocks gained for Slovenia.
Pool D
Terrific Turkey clinch against Chinese Taipei
Reigning champions and world No.4 Turkey continued their remarkable run in the Girls' U18 World Championship at the Liptapanlop Hall after pulling off a sensational straight-set 25-17, 25-16, 25-23 win in their Pool D clash.
Ada Germen and Su Zent remained major forces to be reckoned within the Turkish side, while Chinese Taipei was strengthened by Tseng Wan Ling.
Gallant Peru stun world No.3 Italy
Die-hard Peru pulled off a stunning come-from-behind 3-2 (26-28, 19-25, 25-20, 25-22, 15-13) victory over hefty Italy in their second Pool D match.
Angela Leyva scored a match-high 18 points for Peru in this encounter, while Anastasia Guerra led Italy with 25 points including 19 devastating attacks.
After losing 1-3 to defending champions Turkey in their opening clash on Friday, Italy walked into the competing venue with their heads high in confidence as they learned their fortunes against smaller-made Peru would be much easier. But things turned sour for the Italians.
World No.3 Italy was strengthened by the three towers - the 193cm Anna Nicoletti, who led the team with 23 points in the previous match against Turkey, the 193cm Beatrice Berti and the 192cm Elisa Zanette, while Peru, ranked No.10 in the world, relied on the same line-up.
2013 Girls'U18 World Championship Performances
Top Scoring Performances
36 – Mizuki Yanagita of Japan v China (July 26)
34 – Smarzek Malwina of Poland v Greece (July 26)
29 – Chaymon Jiraporn of Thailand v Egypt (July 26)
28 – Malwina Smarzek (Poland) v China (July 27)
25 – Anastasia Guerra (Italy) v Peru (July 27)
24 – Yuan Xinyue of China v Japan (July 26)
23 – Nicoletti Anna of Italy v Turkey (July 26)
22 – Martinez Natalia of Dominican Republic v Brazil (July 26)
22 – Aroguz Pelin of Turkey v Italy (July 26)
22 – Damaske Magdalena of Poland v Greece (July 26)
Top Blocking Performances
6 – Youanyuan (China) v Poland (July 27)
5 – Simone Lee (USA) v Slovenia (July 27)
5 – Rosa Vaalente (Peru) v Italy (July 27)
5 – Nicoletti Anna of Turkey v Italy (July 26)
5 – Oliveira Thais of Brazil v Dominican Republic (July 26)
5 – Moskwa Kornelia of Poland v Greece (July 26)
5 – Hu Mingyuan of China v Japan (July 26)
5 – Gkountimenko Ioanna of Greece v Poland (July 26)
Top Serving Performances
8 – Anita Sobocan of Slovenia v USA (July 27)
5 – Lorenne Geraldo of Brazil v Algeria (July 27)
5 – Sirine Bouraoui of Tunisia v Puerto Rico (July 27)
4 – Mihalinec Katja of Slovenia v Algeria (July 26)
4 – Sittisad Patcharaporn of Thaïland v Egypt. (July 26)
4 – Abdelghany Doaa of Egypt v Thailand (July 26)
4 – Karasoy Arelya of Turkey v Italy (July 26)
4 – Nicoletti Anna of Italy v Turkey (July 26)
Highest Scorers by day
28 – Malwina Smarzek (Poland) v China (July 27)
34 – Smarzek Malwina of Poland v Greece (July 26)
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OMA Mini Loudspeakers
On booths that make you feel from afar like you're quick approaching the enthralled crowd around a mind blowing street performer as you come down the aisle… Oswalds Mill Audio's ICFF booth had that effect. Only as you approach, you realize the group of (mostly guys) are clustered and staring at the beauty and silently listening to the sounds of their impressive speakers! While their loudspeakers, amps, record players, and more are all stunning, the OMA Mini's beauty was burned into my memory ~ so naturally i had to share that with you first!
Their speakers use a beautiful proprietary conical horn, "designed for the neodymium compression driver selected to achieve optimal performance, and cast in aluminum by a foundry in Pennsylvania," and it's perched on the woofer enclosures (either birch of bamboo), all designed by David D'Imperio, on a solid carbon steel stand! You can also pair the set up with a Mini Sub, whose face feels slightly hannibal mask like. As for the technical audio details, "The Mini is a very high efficiency speaker, at approx. 95db/1w/1m, and is 8ohm. This means you can use just about any amplifier with the Mini, from very low powered single ended triode amps (SETs) to high powered solid state amps, as the Minis uses professional drivers, not HiFi drivers, which distort at lower levels. These types of professional drivers offer far greater performance, and bullet proof reliability.They do not extend to the first octave, as hifi drivers do, and so you will not get deep bass extension and output to 20hz from the Mini." Ok, now you totally have to see the other stunning pictures of the OMA Mini on the next page, as well as a peek at their booth…
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Haras Rafiq wants Ruth Kelly's money
As Ruth Kelly spoke at the Local Government Association today, you could see Haras Rafiq of the Neoconservative "Sufi Muslim Council" sitting by her side and almost rubbing his hands in glee when he heard that all he had to do was tow the government line in order to get funding from the Government.
In communist speak, Kelly spoke of "deradicalisation programmes" and basically talked about a state-sponsored version of Islam - step in Haras Rafiq - fresh from his trip to the Kibbutz, while Israeli bombs pounded Lebanon and Gaza.
Again, Haras Rafiq was dragged in front of the television cameras to support the government line - We ask once again - who are the "Sufi Muslim Council"? Who funds them? What are their links to the Labour Party? Why do they have such a close relationship with the neocons in Washington? What are the links between the SMC and the Zionists?


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Between July and December last year, there were 66 credit-for-sex scam cases.
Vanessa marano dating
"The first second I walked into the hair and makeup room, everyone was there somehow and they screamed and hugged me. I'm home."Also on tonight's episode, Toby (is caught between his mother's wishes to baptize his son Carlton and his wife's feelings about faith.
Then Melody (Marlee Matlin) asks her sons Emmett (Sean Berdy) and Travis (Ryan Lane) — to make amends so the family can be together for her birthday, but it might be too late.
because Ross' favorite color is yellow and Laura's favorite color is red, and if you combine yellow and red the result will be orange.
Also, they were once seen wearing orange together by a fan.
Laura and Ross's animal should be a dog because they both like dogs and people say Ross has puppy-dog eye.
Ross has said that him and Laura have such a great relationship that she will often try to set him up with other girls.
Ross and Laura both said that they want Austin and Ally to end up together and Ross said that the kiss was good multiple times.
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Tom Bosley, a
who was best known for playing Howard Cunningham, the amiable father on the hit TV series "Happy Days," has died. He was 83.
Bosley died early Tuesday at Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage after a brief battle with lung cancer, said Grey Munford, a CBS representative.
In an acting career that began on stage in Chicago in the late 1940s, Bosley won a Tony Award for best featured actor in 1960 for his breakthrough role as New York City's legendary Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia in the long-running Broadway musical "Fiorello!"
He made his screen debut as Natalie Wood's chubby potential suitor in the 1963 film "Love With the Proper Stranger" and appeared in 1960s movies such as "The World of Henry Orient," "Divorce American Style," "The Secret War of Harry Frigg" and "Yours, Mine and Ours."
But it was
His role as dad to Ron Howard's Richie and Erin Moran's Joanie Cunningham on
the 1950s-set ABC series that debuted in 1974, earned him an Emmy nomination and the No. 9 spot in TV Guide's list of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time."
"He was my [TV] husband for 11 years," actress Marion Ross, who played Marion Cunningham, said in a statement. "We made a perfect couple, and he was the father of the company in many ways. He was so smart, he could make up or fix a joke for a better end scene at the drop of a hat."
Expressing his sadness at "the loss of our wonderful Tom Bosley," Howard recalled in a statement that "Tom's insight, talent, strength of character and comic timing made him a vital central figure in the 'Happy Days' experience.
"A great father and husband, and a wonderful artist, Tom led by example, and made us all laugh while he was doing it. My last conversations with Tom reflected the love of life and peace of mind that he always maintained throughout his full and rewarding life. I miss him already."
Henry Winkler, who played the Fonz on "Happy Days," said in a statement: "Tom was a family member, both on and off the soundstage. We acted together, traveled together and played charades together. He will be so missed but never forgotten."
Scott Baio, who played the teenage Chachi in the series, told The Times on Tuesday that Bosley "was really like everybody's dad on that show off-camera. He always gave us show-business advice and had a great sense of humor.
"What you saw is what you got with him. He was gregarious and fun."
Of his role as "Mr. C," Bosley told the Orange County Register in 1989 that he knew he'd "always be Howard Cunningham to most people, but I'm proud of that character and don't mind being identified with it.
"It's a compliment that people remember the character. The only time I don't enjoy it is when somebody walks up to me and tells me they grew up on the show, and they've got gray hair around the temples. I could live without that."
After "Happy Days" ended, Bosley played Cabot Cove's Sheriff Amos Tupper on "Murder, She Wrote" for four years.
He then starred as a crime-solving Chicago priest on
the 1989-91 TV series with Tracy Nelson as Sister Stephanie.
"If you're a male actor and you live long enough, you're going to play many kinds of fathers," Bosley said in the 1989 Register interview.
"Because I'm Jewish, it was of great concern to me to get it right, to make the character believable to Catholics," he said. "But I was pretty confident I could pull it off."
Born in Chicago on Oct. 1, 1927, Bosley served in the Navy late in World War II. After the war, he attended DePaul University in Chicago and the Radio Institute of Chicago before moving to New York City, where he studied with Lee Strasberg.
He paid his dues in New York, he recalled in a 1986 interview with the Toronto Star.
That included "odd jobs as a temporary office worker, doorman at the Tavern on the Green and checking hats at Lindy's for 10 years between acting off-Broadway and in winter and summer stock productions all over the East and Midwest.
"When 'Fiorello!' came along in 1959, I was definitely ready," he said.
Bosley's TV work in the '60s included a stint on "That Was the Week That Was" and guest appearances on numerous TV shows, including "Route 66," "Dr. Kildare," "Bewitched" and "The Mod Squad."
He also appeared in a number of short-lived Broadway plays and musicals before moving to Hollywood in the late 1960s. He was a regular on "The Debbie Reynolds Show," a 1969-70 situation comedy, and he provided the voice of the conservative father on the 1972-74 animated series "Wait Till Your Father Gets Home."
He continued to work on stage over the years, including a return to Broadway in 1994 to star as Belle's father in "Beauty and the Beast."
He is survived by his wife, Patricia; a daughter, Amy Baer; two stepdaughters, Kimberly diBonaventura and Jamie Van Meter; a brother, Richard Bosley; and seven grandchildren.
Times staff writer Valerie J. Nelson contributed to this report.


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There are plans to begin widening two of the most heavily traveled roads in Lafourche and Terrebonne parishes, possibly by the end of the year.
There are plans to begin widening two of the most heavily traveled roads in Lafourche and Terrebonne parishes, possibly by the end of the year.
Tax dollars have been secured for the construction of extra lanes on Terrebonne's Grand Caillou Road, which handled more than 19,000 vehicles a day in 2012, and North Canal Boulevard in Thibodaux, where more than 14,300 vehicles traveled daily, local government officials said.
The South Central Planning & Development Commission traffic counts rate Grand Caillou as the second-most traveled road in Terrebonne Parish after Martin Luther King Boulevard. North Canal is the second-most traveled road in Lafourche Parish, after U.S. 90.
U.S. 90 could someday see changes as well, if a coalition succeeds in turning it into an interstate by connecting it to Interstate 49. State Sen. Bret Allain, R-Franklin, recently formed the coalition, though he acknowledges those plans have been worked on for 20 years.
The state Department of Transportation and Development plans on Grand Caillou having five lanes starting at Industrial Boulevard near Leonard J. Chabert Medical Center, which attracts much of the traffic. The five lanes will continue past Dixon Road, where Grand Caillou will then turn into a three-lane road until Thompson Road, Parish President Michel Claudet said. This project — which DOTD estimates will cost between $7.5 million and $10 million — is being funded by the state and federal governments.
"It is going to be a major benefit to the east side of Houma," Claudet said.
The public bid process to find a contractor is supposed to begin late this year, Claudet said.
"The project has been in the works for quite some time, and they're finally bringing it to fruition. ... We're looking forward to it proceeding," he said.
Plans to widen North Canal Boulevard have also been long-awaited.
The $4.4-million project will expand North Canal to a four-lane road inside the city limits, eliminating the merge from four lanes to two near Belmont Drive and Walmart. The city will chip in about $800,000, with the state covering the rest, said Luci Sposito, Thibodaux grants and economic development director.
"People in the left lane do not realize the lanes merge, and there are a lot of accidents there," Sposito has said. "This should help that."
The two-mile project could kick off late this year or early next year, Thibodaux Mayor Tommy Eschete said.
Staff Writer Katie Urbaszewski can be reached at 448-7617 or email@example.com


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Topic: Delete email account, users address book, cache and email
We are getting ready to cut over a 2000 user mail server to iRedmail for ISP use. This system will be integrated with Freeside for account maintenance. Freeside creates accounts, updates passwords, disables them when needed and also removes accounts when needed. I do not find a mechanism for keeping the system "clean".
System description - MySql backend without LDAP using Roundcube. Adding users, changing passwords and removing users from the vmail database is pretty straight forward as is removing their maildir. The roundcube db could become quite a mess over time if addresses and cache data is left in the db for accounts that have been removed. We need to delete an email address and everything associated with that email account.
What is the procedure for keeping the system clean?


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Style # 215554
Glossy fabric, zipper at cropped hemline and a comfy fit make this pair of bebe skinny jeans a sexy way to inject your look with edge. Try it with a printed top and a pair of embellished sandals to amp up your look.
- 55% cotton, 38% polyester, 7% spandex
- Machine wash
- Made in USA
- Rise: 9" (23 cm), inseam: 26" (66 cm), leg opening: 10" (25 cm)
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size 27
Jeather Trouser Skinny Jeans is rated out of 5 by 1.
Rated 3 out of 5 by ANALI from For thinner legs I really wanted coated jeans but none of the bebe ones seem to fit me. I tried the matte coated ones first and didn't work for me. Now this jeather ones didn't work for me either. Just like the matte coated ones I can't get them to even get near my crotch because for me they are too narrow on my upper legs and actually all the way down! Waist seems to fit fine. Therefore, i cant go up a size. This jeathers are for thinner legs not for fuller legs. From the front of the pants I can get by and look good but if you look at the back of my legs with this pants they are so tight I look like my legs were wrapped around with rubber bands and squeezed separating my leg skin in layers. My legs are full but not big. I do work out and have bigger muscles. Just try on the pants before buying them if you have fuller legs. If you look at the model wearing this jeathers she seems to have way thinner legs than the other models. Sometimes looking at the model helps in choosing a size. For reference I got the size 27, size I wear in all bebe jeans. This jeathers don't stretch much but some. I will have to return them as much as I wanted to love them.
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Riggsbie wrote:You can get some portable cheap 9v powered alarms which have motion sensors and a remote key fob alarming thingy.......
Check eBay !!
I have one of those.
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Pretty flimsy construction and looks to be meant as a door alarm as it has a slot to hang it from.
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Style # 203337
With metallic coated lace and a strapless heart-shaped neckline, this figure-accentuation bebe cocktail dress is sure to turn heads all evening long. Nude lining provides a soft silky stretch.
- 85% viscose, 15% cotton
- Center back to hem: 23" (58 cm)
- Fully lined
- Padded bust
- Invisible zipper
- Gripper tape
- Dry clean
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Gold Coated Strapless Lace Dress is rated out of 5 by 3.
Rated 4 out of 5 by LilRock from Classy I love this dress. Even my gf who tried on it love it. The only downside is that the bust cup is very big. While the rest of the dress fits perfectly, the top just way too big. Though I have purchased the dress for some time but I have yet wear it. Will definitely need to alter the dress. Overall I still like this dress.
Date published: 2013-01-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by Britt from Unique I bought this dress because the gold pattern was so unique! It's even more beautiful in person, too bad the smallest size available at the time I bought it was an S, and I'm an XXS. Oh boy is it ridiculously huge on me. I'm going to have to get it tailored. Other than that, it's a really gorgeous dress!
Date published: 2012-12-07
Rated 2 out of 5 by Rach1984 from XS to Big Every single dress I bought is great , except this one , the size says Xs and is Big , and the part o the breast is wird looking .
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Chelsea Handler hurts ankle playing tennis
Jennifer Aniston's "injury-prone" best friend recently slipped on a ball while practising her form on the court and now she is hobbling around as her left foot heals.
She explains, "This week I was playing tennis with a coach, an instructor who's meant to guide me so that I don't hurt myself, and I managed to roll my ankle on a ball, dive over the court, land on my face, but I don't have any bruises (on my face), so that's good... It was embarrassing. (My ankle)'s all swollen."


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The College of Applied Science and Technology recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. The current name dates back to 1981, when the college was formed from five departments: computer science, engineering technology, packaging science, instructional technology, and career and human resources.
In 1960, when colleges were first named at RIT, a precursor, the College of Applied Science, included chemistry, medical technology, and electrical and mechanical technology. These courses can be traced back to the very first class ever offered at the Mechanics Institute in 1885—a mechanical drawing class that assembled an overwhelming 400 students the first night, causing a last-minute search for extra chairs. Within 10 years, the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute offered a mathematics class followed by the first class in electricity.
In 1899, a new course in mechanic arts taught elements and principles of the trades, including algebra, physics, mechanical drawing and machine design. Here, we are able to see the birth of future engineering courses.
In 1984, the former School of Food, Hotel and Tourism Management moved from the College of Business to CAST. One of the most surprising of the historical precedents is this school's roots in a Department of Domestic Science, established in 1893. Capt. Henry Lomb, who mainly guided the early years of what was then called the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute, proposed a program where women could learn to cook wholesome meals. A board of directors comprised of women worked to establish the program, with Mrs. Betsy Andrews, wife of RAMI board member Ezra Andrews, acting as director for many years. The program expanded to include courses in lunchroom cookery and dietetics. Eventually the name changed to the School of Home Economics, reflecting that the program also educated hundreds of home economics teachers for high schools. In the 1930s, the school expanded into institutional cooking and added food administration in 1942.
The Department of Computer Science and Technology grew out of RIT's first computer center established in the early 1960s. A seminar titled "Basic Computing Principles" was offered in 1970 followed shortly by a new program in computer systems. The department eventually had three programs: computer science, computer technology and a computer engineering program. Master's programs were also added. In 2001, the computer programs moved to the new B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences.
The changing nature of technology education made CAST an incubator of programs and a crossroads for RIT schools, departments and courses.
To see a video of the anniversary celebration, go to the RIT University News YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/RITUniversityNews and search for "CAST 40th Anniversary Celebration."


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Adam Rosales is back on the Texas Rangers after waiver claim
Editor's note: The following was published at 12:50 p.m. Aug. 12, 2013.
From the Rangers:
Arlington, Texas - The Texas Rangers today announced that the club has received infielder Adam Rosales on a waiver claim from the Oakland A's.
Rosales, who will wear #9, is expected to be added to the active roster prior to Tuesday's game with Milwaukee in Arlington. The Rangers will make a corresponding roster move to make room for Rosales prior to Tuesday's game.
This marks the second time that Texas has received Rosales on a waiver claim in the last 10 days. The Rangers claimed him from Oakland on August 2 and added him to the active roster that day. Rosales was active for three games but did not see any action and was designated for assignment on August 5. He was claimed by Oakland on August 8 and played in one game for the A's, going 0-for-1 as a pinch-runner and shortstop on August 9 at Toronto. He was designated for assignment by Oakland on August 10.
Rosales, 30, is batting .191 (26-136) with 5 doubles, 4 homers and 8 RBI in 51 games/34 starts with Oakland in 2013. The right-handed batter has seen action at shortstop (36 games/33 starts), second base (13 games), third base (2 games/1 start), and left field (1 game).
He opened 2013 on the disabled list with a strained left intercostal muscle and went 6-for-12 with a homer in 3 games on rehab assignment at Single-A Stockton before being activated on April 25. Rosales was designated for assignment on July 8 and outrighted to Triple-A Sacramento on July 12. He batted .211 with 6 RBI in 9 games for the River Cats before rejoining Oakland on July 24. Rosales was 0-for-5 in 2 games before he was designated for assignment for the first time by the A's on July 31.
Rosales has a career average of .220 with 19 homers and 76 RBI in 302 career major league games with Cincinnati (2008-09) and Oakland (2010-13). He set career bests with 7 homers and 31 RBI in 80 games with the A's in 2010. Rosales was a 12th round selection of the Reds in the 2005 1st Year Player Draft.
With the addition of Rosales, the Rangers are the 40-player limit on their major league roster.


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Your Guild at Work for You
What is new at the Checked In Today! Guild for the week of April 12, 2014?
- The Checked In Today! Guild is 157 strong.- Please remember to check in daily using the Check in button on the My Artfire page. It is on the left hand side and is blue until you click it, then it turns orange. It is good for 24 hours and is part of this guild's membership requirements.
If you wonder why our numbers seem to never move, it is because we will have 10 new members and then seven who never check back in again and disappear. I remove them after they have been gone a week or so. I recently needed to remove a few members who have not checked back in since they joined. I am not sending warnings to folks. Those who have not come back into their studios over 1 week without a vacation notice are being removed from the guild. They may rejoin when they are able to commit to checking in. I had to remove a lot missing members this week.
~ Are You New to Artfire? ~
If so, we have compiled a list of helpful threads, posts and other things to help you be successful on Artfire.
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-- New Collections-
Here are the latest collections from your fellow guild members. Take a few moments to rate, comment and share these great collections. Making collections is time consuming and the more views these artists get, the more exposure your guild and your studio gets. Crystal Creations by JRP Designs
If you have NOT made a collection for the guild lately, it would be very much appreciated if you would create one or two that only have Checked in Today! Guild members in it. Also, if you ARE making collections, PLEASE post them in the forum thread, so I can share them for you.
-Reminder: Please post your collections in the current month on the Guild Forum so we can see them and make sure they get promoted.
Thank You to all who are so diligent to post their collections in the guild forum in order for me to find them. It is appreciated!
Here is April's thread for Guild Members only collections
If you do not post your guild collections on the guild forum, I do not always see them and cannot give you recognition for your collection.
Need help posting a collection to the guild forum? Here is a How To thread
Please feel free to post your NON-Guild collections to this thread, so we can stop by and help you promote. http://www.artfire.com/guild_forums/view_thread/1877
Stop by and see some really great non-guild collections that are deserving of 5 Stars.
What is a collection and how do I make one?
If you need a comprehensive guide to making a collection, posting a collection and sharing a collection, I have written a tutorial blog post with pictures to help you.http://bmebluprint.blogspot.com/2012/05/so-you-want-to-make-collection.html
~ On the Front Page of Artfire
> Watch Out - Cactus by Shadow Dog Designs – non-guild
> Cheerful Yellows by Dianes Dangles – non-guild
> Ladybug, Lady Bug by Christie Cottage – non-guild
~ Artfire Daily Email
> Sun Dappled Water by Pebbles at my Feet – non-guild
> Watch Out – Cactus by Shadow Dog Designs – non-guild
I would love to see some more of our members sharing their latest creations. If you are not using Facebook, then post it on our guild forum. I will pick it and share it with the group for you. Instructions and link to our guild page are in the following:
--New Studio Items by Checked in Today! guild members
Here are some of the latest and greatest new additions to the studios in your guild. The items you see posted here have been found on both the guild Facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/groups/CheckedInToday/ and the Guild Forum New Items posting page.
http://www.artfire.com/guild_forums/view_thread/3058 - Thank you Ruth of RSS Designs in Fiber for starting this.
Please Note: We are promoting any of your new items if you post them in either the Facebook page or the Guild Forum. Please link the item to your page, so I can post it to the blog. If it is not linked, I cannot post it.
If you need help posting to the guild forum, here is a link to a tutorial that will help you. Posting an Image to the Guild forum
New Studio Items
Kathy of Kats All That posted:
Connie of The Singing Beader posted:
Kandy of C0nfu5edgurl posted:
Nancy of Jazz it up with Designs by Nancy posted:
Jigisha of JRP Designs posted:
Rosemari of Walk in the Woods LLC posted:
Eve of Evezbeadz posted:
We are at week eight of the Mother's Day Countdown.
We will be doing a weekly post for nine weekends. The post opens at noon on Friday and closes at midnight on Sunday night MST. You must promote all the listings in the countdown, and you are limited to only three items. We are not doing multiple stores this countdown. These countdowns are a lot of work, but they are extremely successful for those who participate.
Marketing Opportunities:
You can find all the latest marketing and networking opportunities here:
Here is April's thread for Guild Members only collections
Post your non-guild collections to this thread
Please take a few minutes to click on the collections and tweet the sale items for your fellow guild members.
They will return the favor, which will increase sales for everyone.
-Your membership in this guild is greatly appreciated and it will help all of us be successful at something we love.
Disclaimer: This bulletin is compiled from things posted by members around the guild forum, Facebook and blog, so if you do not see something you feel I
missed, just let me know and I will update the post. I try and keep up with everyone, but I do miss things.
Julie and Blu


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Here Is Probably the Easiest Table Centerpiece Ever: Air Plants, 4 Ways
It's always nice to have a little bit of green around the house. At the center of the dining table, though, a live plant needs watering and limits your centerpiece to a pot with a tray to catch extra moisture. Break away from the pot with a green centerpiece made up of air plants: they need a soak from time to time, but they don't need to be potted in soil. This leaves the door wide open for getting creative.
Air Plants on the Table, 4 Ways
- These large, wispy air plants were spotted in a dining room exhibit at Dwell on Design.
- At A Home in the Making, an air plant is right at home in a sculptural piece of driftwood.
- Add air plants to a traditional fruit bowl centerpiece for something unexpected, as in this example from Design Furnace.
- Go easy on yourself and purchase a pre made centerpiece of sea urchins and air plants from peacocktaco's shop on Etsy.
Would an air plant centerpiece bring some needed greenery to your dining room?
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Volume 18 Issue 42 | March 3 - 9, 2006
By Joe Orton
Directed by Scott Ellis
Now in previews; opens March 16
Roundabout Theater production
Laura Pels Theatre
111 West 46th Street
(212-719-9393; roundabouttheatre.org/pels.htm)
Entertaining thoughts of the late Joe Orton
By Jerry Tallmer
The O boys, Osborne and Orton. Between them, they smashed up British drama, and put it back together again.
John Osborne kicked in the door entered, in anger in 1956. Joe Orton exited, laughing being murdered by an envious lover was the biggest joke of all in 1967.
In May of 1964 a play called Entertaining Mr. Sloane opened at the antiestablishment New Arts Theater, London. Its four characters were Kath, a sloppy, slobbering, sentimentalizing female of middle years and considerable avoirdupois; her brother Ed, a shady, cynical entrepreneur of some sort; their ill-tempered, doddering Dadaa, old Kemp; and a sleek young layabout named Sloane who has rented a room from Kath, and in short order will (a) be tumbled and smothered by her, to his disgust, into an ongoing series of copulations, (b) be given a job as chauffeur by brother Ed, who likewise lusts for the young mans anatomy, (c) will have eliminated suspicious Dadaa from the scene by kicking the old crank to death. Substitute a hammer for a boot and thats how Kenneth Halliwell would three years later remove Orton from their scene.
Amorality, anyone? Have a taste:
KATH (to SLOANE): Baby, my little boy
ED: He aches at every organ.
mamma forgives you.
ED: What have you to offer? Youre fat and the crows-feet under your eyes would make you an object of terror. Pack it in, I tell you. Sawdust up to the navel? Youre nothing to lure any man.
KATH: Is that the truth, Mr. Sloane?
SLOANE: More or less.
KATH: Why didnt you tell me?
ED: How could he tell you? You showed him the gate of Hell every night. He abandoned Hope when he entered there.
KATH: Mr. Sloane, I believed you were a good boy. I find youve deceived me.
SLOANE: You deceived yourself.
KATH: Perhaps. (She holds out her hand.) Kiss my hand, dear, in the manner of the theatre. (He kisses her hand.) I shall cry. (She feels for a handkerchief.)
ED: On with the waterworks
What a cruel performance youre giving. Like an old tart grinding to her climax.
Did Orton see himself in the Mr. Sloane he created on paper for the stage?
Oh, definitely, I think so, said Scott Ellis, director of the Entertaining Mr. Sloane that, with Alec Baldwin as the randy brother, is now in previews toward its March 16 opening as a Roundabout Theater production at the Laura Pels on 46th Street. Ortons whole sexuality and bisexuality are in it. Sloane is very much like Orton, who was a quite charming and attractive man.
Ellis, who is one of Broadway and Off-Broadways most prolific directors and has been for 25 years his shows just this season and last include The Little Dog Laughed, Mr. Marmalade, A Touch of the Poet, A Naked Girl on the Appian Way, The Constant Wife, and A Streetcar Named Desire had, as it happens, never seen Entertaining Mr. Sloane on stage or screen, had never directed an Orton, and had never worked with the Alec Baldwin who came to him last year and suggested they do this play.
Alec said hed always loved Orton; that one of the first plays hed ever been in was Ortons Loot. I went and read Entertaining Mr. Sloane and loved it. Loved the characters and the darkness under the farce, and Ortons whole ability to straddle between the darkness, the realistic, and farce. The way he balanced all that. These are not cartoon characters by any means.
Ellis gave one copy of John Lahrs biography of Orton, Prick Up Your Ears source of the excellent 1987 Stephen Frears film starring Gary Oldman, Alfred Molina, and Vanessa Redgrave to each of his four actors: Chris Carmack as Sloane, Jan Maxwell as Kath, Richard Easton as Kemp, Baldwin as Ed.
Ortons fame that is, fame in his own lifetime was packed into three short years. Incredibly short, says Ellis. Think what might have happened if he hadnt been snapped off at age 34.
Scott Ellis, born in Washington, D.C., raised in Fairfax, Virginia he only lately lost his lawyer father emerged from the Goodman School of Drama in Chicago, came to New York, auditioned for the first Broadway production of Grease, and has been here ever since, the first 10 years as an actor.
He was in The Rink with Liza Minnelli and Chita Rivera, music by Kander & Ebb, which led in turn to the first show Ellis ever directed, Flora the Red Menace, with Ms. Minnelli. The first show of his that this theatergoer ever took in was the superb little Kander & Ebb album And the World Goes Round, starring Karen Ziemba, upstairs at the Westside Theater on 43rd Street.
This coming summer out in Los Angeles he will be staging Kander & Ebbs Curtains, a backstage murder mystery set in Boston in the 1950s, with a new book by Rupert Holmes stepping in for the late Peter Stone.
What made actor Scott Ellis think he could turn himself into director Scott Ellis?
I dont know. (Pause.) Stupidity, (Pause.) Thought Id give it a try. (Pause.) I liked it.
Sixty shows later, he still does.
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