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The master data table has been compiled from 12 regional maps and site lists, and that master table has been divided into 12 smaller tables for Web access, one for each region. The site information for each region was presented by participants in the "Pueblo Cultures in Transition" conference in 1990, and in most cases, has been updated for this publication. The primary challenge in compiling the master data table has been to include all of the data pertinent to the regional syntheses without sacrificing the overall utility of the data base.
Although the organizers of the conference provided participants with guidelines for the types of site information to be included in their data summaries, participants were not always able to collect these data. As a result, the data included here include only those variables for which data was nearly always available. Due to publication limitations, a complete bibliography for site-specific references could not be included.
Recognizing that these data may be augmented by continuing research, the authors and archive personnel encourage other scholars to submit additions, revisions, and corrections to either Professor Michael A. Adler, Department of Anthropology, Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275 (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; tel. (214) 768-2940) or CSA Director Harrison Eiteljorg, II, c/o CSA, Box 60, Bryn Mawr, PA 190101 (e-mail email@example.com; tel (610) 526-7925). Corrections, once accepted, will be placed in separate files; the original files will remain, without change, for reference. Accepted corrections will be connected to the prior data tables - by hyper-links for the Web versions and in the text explaining downloading procedures for the ASCII and .dbf files.
The twelve regional data tables are on the web, and the master data table is available for downloading. The master table may be obtained in comma-delimited ASCII format or in DBF format. Both ASCII and DBF files have been compressed into ZIP format for transmission and will have to be uncompressed for use, though your browser may uncompress them automatically. Users will require some explanations, since there are notes regarding the data in some regions. In addition, the ASCII file includes no field names for the data table items. The explanatory file should therefore be downloaded for use along with the data tables, whether the ASCII or DBF versions.
The field names for the data table should be as follows (in order): region, id, district name, government number, number of rooms, number of kivas, beginning date (of occupation), ending date (of occupation), and architectural layout. Please note that the first field - region - was added to the data tables when they were combined to make a single table. The individual tables on the Web and in the paper publication contain no such field. (Note that some database programs, e.g., Microsoft Access, may add a numeric field to be used as a unique identifier when importing data from an ASCII file.)
The numbers of rooms and kivas and the beginning and ending dates normally are simple numbers. However, there may be a question mark (?) instead; there may also be a number with a plus sign (+). The question mark, of course, indicates uncertainty, and the plus sign indicates that the number cited is a threshold. In addition, the number of kivas for the San Juan Basin, New Mexico, Region may have an asterisk (*) or a number symbol (#) appended. The notes explain the meaning of these symbols.
To use the data table more effectively, it is possible to remove the question marks, plus signs, asterisks, and number symbols so that all numeric entries may be treated as such. In that case, some information would be lost, but it is possible to remove the non-numeric characters if the information content is added back elsewhere (in new fields). This has been done in new data tables that may be downloaded instead of the original tables. (See CSA Newsletter article, Vol. X, No. 2, Fall, 1997, "Database Design: It's Never As Easy As It Looks" for a full discussion of this issue.) These modified tables, also available as ZIP-compressed DBF and ASCII files, have four added fields. In addition to and following the field for number of rooms is a field called rooms plus; a plus sign there indicates that the number in the previous field is a threshold; "uncertain" there indicates that the number is uncertain. In addition to and following the field for number of kivas is a field called kivas plus; a plus sign there indicates that the number in the previous field is a threshold; "uncertain" there indicates that the number is uncertain; an asterisk or number symbol with "(see note for region)" indicates to the user that the notes should be checked to explain the symbols. In addition to and following the field for beginning date is a field called beginning date plus; a plus sign there indicates that the date in the previous field is a threshold; "uncertain" there indicates that the date is uncertain. In addition to and following the field for ending date is a field called ending date plus; a plus sign there indicates that the date in the previous field is a threshold; "uncertain" there indicates that the date is uncertain.
One other change was required for the new tables. Some sites had an ending date of "present." In order to keep the data in the ending date field numeric, "present" was changed to "2000." Given the date of publication, this should make it apparent that the site had not been abandoned at the time of the study.
File names: this file is named Prepwinf.txt; the compressed version is called Prepwinf.zip. The ASCII version of the original data table is called Prepw.asc and its compressed version Prepwasc.zip. The DBF version of the original data table is called Prepw.dbf and its compressed version Prepwdbf.zip. The ASCII version of the revised data table is called Prepwrev.asc and its compressed version Prepwras.zip. The DBF version of the revised data table is called Prepwrev.dbf and its compressed version Prepwrdb.zip.
Choose Download general information to get the text file to accompany the data tables (ASCII file in ZIP format).
Choose Download ASCII version to get the comma-delimited ASCII version of the data table, compressed into ZIP format.
Choose Download DBF version to get the DBF version, with 778 records, compressed into ZIP format.
Choose Download ASCII revision to get the comma-delimited ASCII version of the revised data table, compressed into ZIP format.
Choose Download DBF revision to get the DBF version of the revised data table, with 778 records, compressed into ZIP format.
Individual Data Tables on the Web
** Southwestern Utah, Arizona Strip, and Southern Nevada Region **
** Northeast Arizona Region ** Hopi Region **
** Flagstaff Region ** East-central Arizona Region **
** Southwest Colorado, Southeast Utah Region ** San Juan Basin, New Mexico, Region **
** West-central New Mexico Region ** Eastern San Juan Basin, Acoma/Laguna Region **
** Southwestern New Mexico and Southeastern Arizona Region **
** Southern Rio Grande Region ** Northern Rio Grande Region **
Following Lipe and Lekson (1990), the participants in the Pueblo III conference compiled data on big sites, which were arbitrarily designated as those sites containing more than 50 rooms that had significant occupations during the Pueblo III period. Not all the data included here meet the site size or date of occupation criteria. Several contributors to the volume have included sites that fall below the 50-room cutoff, particularly when the sites figure into important explanatory contexts on the regional or district levels. For example, Lyneis (chapter 2), Pilles (chapter 5), and Reid and others (chapter 6), note that few Anasazi sites in their regions ever attained the arbitrary 50-room count, but these smaller sites are still important for understanding the process of population aggregation across those regions during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Dean (chapter 3) also includes a number of smaller Kayenta sites to point out the small-scale nature of population aggregation in certain parts of the Kayenta region prior to its abandonment during the thirteenth century.
Users should also be aware that some authors have extended their discussions to include occupations between A.D. 1100 and 1400. The Pueblo III period as defined (A.D. 1150--1350) was intended to serve as a fuzzy boundary to guide the overall scope of the conference proceedings. Inclusion of sites occupied during the 50 years on either side of the Pueblo III period allows more realistic perspectives of the Pueblo II antecedents and protohistoric developments that frame the Pueblo III period.
The first four columns of data are for site identification. The first column contains an alphanumeric code (or numeric, in the case of the Cibola region sites identified by Kintigh) that keys into the site identification labels on each of the regional maps in chapters 2 through 13. Column 2 identifies the subarea or district within which the site is located. Column 3 includes the most commonly used site name. Column 4 lists the most commonly used regional, state, or federal site identification number.
The fifth column contains estimates of room counts. Methods of arriving at the room count are discussed by many of the authors in the regional summary chapter. These counts are, for the most part, approximate, and are presented here only as best guesses of room counts on each site. In those cases where the authors feel the estimates are low or based on incomplete information, a "+"sign follows the estimate. It should be noted that these room counts are not accurate for all components of a multicomponent site, but are an approximation of the maximal extent of the site during the Pueblo III period.
Due to the great interregional variability in settlement patterns in the Southwest during this period, these guidelines make more sense in some regions than in others. As already noted, few of the sites mapped in the Virgin Anasazi (Lyneis), Sinagua (Pilles), and southwestern Mogollon uplands (Reid et al.) regions have more than 50 rooms, particularly when one realizes that "rooms" in these sites might be small storage enclosures appended onto the larger domestic rooms or any of a variety of domestic pit structures. In other words, these data should be handled with care. It is clear that the arbitrary 50-room criterion for "big sites" does limit the broad use of this database for regional population estimates or settlement pattern syntheses. Given that there is a clear trend toward a greater degree of residential aggregation during the Pueblo III and Pueblo IV periods, there is some consolation in the fact that, through time, the "big site" perspective becomes increasingly useful for regional population estimates. At the same time the authors in volume all stress that "big site" data will remain only partially useful without accompanying information on the small sites of the Pueblo III period. Data on site size are not available for all sites in the master data table. In those cases where the site met the size criterion but lacked dependable size estimates, the site was included with the hope that future regional archaeological syntheses would provide the missing data.
Column 6 includes kiva counts in those cases where such structures exist and have been counted or estimated. The overall usefulness of this category is limited at this point due to the fact that subterranean structures are not ubiquitous across the Pueblo world between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries, and where they are present, archaeologists must contend with the difficulties involved in counting unexcavated kivas and the spottiness of kiva counts both within and between regions. These problems should come as no surprise to veterans of southwestern archaeology. The ongoing ambiguity surrounding the identification of kivas is reflected in the regional data compilations. For the Northern Rio Grande, Kayenta, and Mesa Verde regions, kiva counts in the master data table represent all kivas (no matter how great or small). The data for the San Juan Basin include only great kivas, bi-wall structures, and tower kivas. These data are most useful as indications of the presence and relative number of such features on sites across the various Pueblo regions.
Column 7 is the estimated date of initial occupation or reoccupation of the site, and column 8 is the estimated ending date for the site occupation. Participants were asked to use calendar dates instead of, or in addition to, the traditional Pecos Classification. In most cases, these dates correspond to regional chronological phases that are based upon ceramic and architectural criteria. Authors were asked to make an educated guess regarding site occupation dates for all sites, but in some cases, no estimate could be made. In many cases, estimates have been included with some reservation on the part of the author(s). Where a range of dates (e.g. 1100--1300) is given, these dates are used as the beginning and ending dates, respectively. Where only an ending date is given (e.g. --1300), the authors were unable to estimate the initial occupation of the site.
Column 9 includes data on site layout characteristics. The availability of site layout data is variable across the regions, and in many cases this column has been left empty. Site layout is included in the database for sites where obvious features such as plaza, courtyard, great house, great kiva, and cliff dwelling are visible. These terms are explained at more length in the chapters where the data are summarized.
A single map, showing the location and relative densities of large settlements across the Pueblo world between A.D. 1150 and 1350, has been included in the volume, but is not included here. Space limitations prevented the use of site identification labels on this map, but the map still provides the first compilation of its type in the Southwest. This master map, dubbed the "measle map" for obvious reasons, was originally compiled by Steve Lekson at the close of the Pueblo III conference, and was later redrafted by Amber Johnson, Mike Adler, and Staso Forenbaher. The map integrates data from over two dozen smaller maps. It should be noted that the precision with which sites are located on the master map is directly proportional to the precision with which sites are located on each regional map. Although each original regional map was to be drawn at a scale of 1:50,000, some participants were forced to resort to different scales. In addition, parts of some districts were included in two different regional maps. In cases where a site showed up on two overlapping regional maps, the final location of the site on the master map represents the location agreed upon by the compilers of the two original maps.
A primary reason for the Pueblo III conference and this publication is the broader dissemination of regional archaeological interpretations and the supporting settlement data. Limitations on space and resources prevent the publication of all site data, including dating criteria and bibliographic references.
These data are available in an electronic format from the volume editor and Crow Canyon Archaeological Center. Requests for these data must be accompanied by two 1.44 MB floppy disks and sufficient return postage. Given the potential that specific site locational data might be used by those unscrupulous few who wish to illicitly collect or dig on these sites, none of these data sources list specific site location data. Specific locational data for most of the archaeological sites listed in this volume are available to qualified professionals from State Historic Preservation Offices in the Southwest.


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6 lasagna noodles, cooked al dente and drained
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The room was very clean and modernized. They do not offer breakfast and my spouse did not like the mattress. It was too soft. My daughter and I did not mind the mattresses.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Under construction"
Clearly several rooms had already been remodeled, but ours was in need. The odd full wall heater didn't finally warm the room until the middle of the night. Most frustrating was the construction going on in the room next to ours until 7:00 at night. We had hoped to sneak a nap after an active day, but the banging, drilling, & other construction noises […] ensured that didn't happen. the hotel wasn't full & we were left to wonder if that was our punishment for the cheap price we got for our room. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"A great find"
We stay at The Holiday for ski weekends to Bend. The Holiday is a clean, small, no frills motel. The decor is quirky-cool that adds to the appeal. Super friendly staff and good, quiet location, easy to find and a short drive to downtown. The only downside is the thin walls, although it's no worse than some fancier hotels I've stayed in. It seems to […] draw civilized travelers so ear plugs work fine for getting to sleep early or for sleeping in. Comfortable beds, great showers, good quiet heaters, microwave and frig, and really clean. What more do you need? Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Great deal for the price"
I was on a trip from Seattle to Crater Lake. After seeing Crater Lake, I went to Bend, Oregon to go to Deschutes Brewery. Holiday Motel Bend is a superb deal. The room was comfortable, clean, relatively spacious and close to Deschutes Brewery. If you're a budget traveler on a trip to see Deschutes, then this will do the trick handily.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Great value"
This place is a great value....very eclectic decor, centrally located in town, close to highway, super clean and friendly staff. Will definitely stay here again. Very comfortableUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Bend To Bachelor"
A buddy and I needed a spot to crash before heading up to Mt Bachelor the next morning. We got the room with two queen sized beds and were presently surprised when we arrived to two separate rooms. It was nice to have your own privacy and for such a cheap price. We both slept well and had a lot of energy the next morning to hit the slopes.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Awesome little motel."
Great place! Rooms were remodeled and updated. Very clean and a cozy feel. The place didn't feel cheap and dirty. Nice flatscreens with lots of good channels. Close to all types of resturants and fast food. One bar within 3 blocks. Outside patio and sitting area. Parking was a little cramped if you have a big truck and no dogs allowed. Stayed one night, […] definitely will stay there again. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Nice for the price!"
Very clean and nice for the price. I will definitely stay here again for a skiing weekendUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
We were looking for a clean affordable place to sleep. The room has been recently remodeled and had a good shower/bathtub with plenty of hot water available. The room was clean and reasonably quiet.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Clean, quiet and friendly in a great location!"
I was very pleased with my stay at the Holiday Motel. The rates were outstanding, so I expected there to be sacrifices, but there were none!! I had everything I needed, housekeeping took care of everything daily, the bed was comfortable and clean. I would definitely stay there again and also recommend it to anyone I know.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Pleasant surprise"
When my husband and I walked into this small humble hotel room we were pleasantly surprised. We did not know what to expect because of the low price. CLEAN ! SWEETLY DECORATED! PET FRIENDLY!Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Good place at a great price"
Friendly staff with ideal location to get thru Bend easily and up to Mt. Bachelor .Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"some personal touches"
Very clean and comfortable for a small motel, including mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, free wi fi....great valueUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Mt. Bachelor"
Nothing fancy, but very clean & comfortable with a friendly staff. There are a couple of good ethnic restaurants, Mexican & Chinese, within walking distance.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
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"Clean rooms. Great price."
It's not the Ritz, but the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the price is great. Holiday Motel is my go-to place in Bend.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"So far So good"
So far So good!! Tv is LCD TV. The hitter is very old model.Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
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Room was very nice and clean. Nicely remodeled with quality materials. Price was great. I worked at Holiday Inn Expresses for 10 yrs, including the one in Bend. I will stay at the Holiday Motel every time I visit from now on!!Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Great Place to Spend a Night"
After driving for 12 hours on our way home, we needed a place to overnight. The price was very reasonable, the room was comfortable, quiet, and clean, and it is located right next to a Grocery Outlet where we could buy food to microwave for dinner and keep in the mini fridge for breakfast. It wasn't too far off the highway either, and we also saw lots […] of restaurants nearby. The motel staff were helpful and polite. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Good Value"
This place was just fine for what it was. Low budget functionality.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Great for a one night quick stay"
Was impressed with the quick service at the front desk with no hassle. I was also pleased with the cleanliness and amenities of the room (fridge, microwave, coffee, table, etc...). My only issue is that the walls are paper thin.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Holiday Motel"
went to this hotel based on price and other's reviews. the desk mgr was nice, but this place seemed to be on the poor side of town. the parking was all one direction with no way to get out but reverse - luckily there were not too many cars there. The TV was nice, appeared new but, there were bugs in the light fixtures, and purple makeup on a towel (not […] ours!) A large window faced the back of the motel, and we just did not feel real safe. There was no security latch on the door - we felt the need to place a chair under the doorknob for security. The entryway was large - for what purpose - would have been a nice area for table/chairs, but appeared to be a former laundry room with built in counters. the bedroom area was small, and the bathroom door wouldnt open all the way due to bumping into a bed. the motel was old and could use a facelift. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
The bedding was comfortable. The bed was comfortable and the service was great! For the money, this is a steal. No breakfast but there is a frig, microwave and sink, so easy to make breakfast in room.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"A nice place"
This hotel is nice. The room and the whole hotel looked recently redecorated. The room itself was nice and the bed and pillows very comfortable. It's location is right on the main highway. My only complaint is the I had trouble getting the wireless internet to work.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"convenient to most everything"
The price was right, the room was clean, and the location was convenient to anything or anywhere you wanted to go.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Excellent value. Friendly service. Located in the heart of town.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Perfect overnite stay"
We appreciated the room because of the cleanliness and comfort of the beds. Nice that there was a microwave oven and refrig. even though we did not use them. The window facing the parking lot should have a shade covering it because bright light shines through it all night. We stuffed two shams inside the frame. Othere than that, it was perfect for […] us.Thanks Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Nice surprise!"
We didn't know what to expect but after reading the previous reviews, we were really impressed with this hotel. We would stay there again.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Good location for tourist activities"
This is my second separate stay at this hotel. Very clean, quiet, convenient to tourist activities. I am a single traveler, was quite comfortable.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
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"Clean and Simple"
This was perfect for me and my boyfriend since we are budget travelers. I didn't want to spend a lot of money but I still wanted something clean and reasonably comfortable. This hotel room was very clean. I got exactly what I wanted from this motel. The bed and bathroom are very close to each other so it's not very private (sound) if you're not super […] familiar with your travel buddy. Came with a microwave, fridge and coffee maker since no breakfast is offered we stopped by the grocery outlet right next door and grabbed some microwave breakfast sandwiches, extra coffee and snacks. If you don't plan on spending a ton of time in your hotel room and you're just looking for a clean and simple place to crash for a good value this will be perfect for you. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Great Room for a Low Price"
I have to admit when my husband said to book it, I thought, this looks like a cheesy, cheap hotel... BUT I was wrong - it was perfect! It was within 1-2 miles from everywhere we were going, had a great little breakfast place just across the street, a Dutch Bros right next to that, and a grocery & drug store right next door also. The rooms were clean, […] comfortable and well set up - refrigerator, microwave & coffee pot. We will definitely stay here again (like probably when we go back in January)! Thank you for having us! :) Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
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"great remodel on a '50's motel"
great downtown location close to everything. desk tried to charge pet fee but backed off when i told them hotels.com said no. Great remodel done very professionally. room a little small as they crammed too much furniture in the room, but otherwise excellent. very quiet also. Bed was excellent... Hong kong rest a block away had excellent food.. comp […] places newer would have charged twice this price. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Basic, clean,with microwave,refrigerator, would stay here again.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
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Babolat Ultimate Photo Experience
Babolat has a fun contest going on where you can win a chance to meet Rafa! You just take a photo of yourself*, upload it to Facebook and get people to vote for you. You can enter here – and good luck!
* You have to do it with a webcam…which not everyone has (aka, I don't have one). Also, The contest page doesn't work in Firefox (for me), because their security cert shows up as invalid. My other browsers are just fine with it, though.
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Anyone knows in which hotel Nadal stays at Paris while the French Open?
Wow..will give it a try IF it is open to other residents of the World and not just in USA! :o)
Hmm..i tried the PHOTO Contest..BUT the website is NOT user friendly..when you click on the VOTE..it does NOT take the voter to the SPECIFIC photo of the person who is asking for the VOTE! I submitted a photo, it is captured..but when I goto the website, NO photo of mine is in there..Hmmm..maybe LATE update?!
anyway, have a go and see how it works! Personally they should make the website more user friendly for VOTERS and participants alike!:o)
Ohh and please VOTE for ME!My photo is of me wearing Rafa's FRENCH OPEN 2012 T, Orange RAFA cap,and biting a GOLD MEDAL next to a Rafa cardboard figurine wearing a suit!:o) THANKS!
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I realize that most of the sexually free people are the ones you never suspect.
They are the ones that, in order to figure them out, you have to stare deeply into their eyes.
People are quick to throw labels on other folks: freaky, nasty, etc., etc., but they don't really know, do they?
They don't know about the times where we've done a lot more than just be intimate. The times where things almost got out of control… and we wouldn't have minded if it did get out of control. The times where nothing else matters except that next orgasm.
And they will never know, unless we tell them.
Or unless they pay attention.
We walk among you; in business suits, teaching your kids, cooking your lunches, selling you items, fixing your computers. We are the ones that have the bite marks right below the collar, the hand print on the ass, the rug burn covered by stockings, the bruises covered by long sleeve shirts.
You can never pick us out of a lineup. We are the suspects you never suspect.


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Pattern Info
Stitches used include sl st, ch, sc, fpsc, bpsc.Pattern includes sizes newborn to 12 years. Cardigan is "made to measure" according to the standard measurements provided in the pattern, or you can use your own custom measurements.
Category: Crocheting
Type of item: Clothing
For: Children
Style: Classic
DK weight cotton acrylic blend
What was your inspiration?
I planned a trip to take my daughter to visit her grandparents in Wisconsin in Dec/Jan and wanted to make her a warm sweater for our trip. I used my own knit-look crochet technique to created this ribbed cardigan.
What are you most proud of?
I lost count of how many compliments my little girl got when wearing this cardigan. No one ever asked "Did you make that?" either!


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Update: Parent teacher organization treasurer charged with grand larceny
Posted at: 11/19/2012 9:53 AM
There is an update on the theft of more than $50,000 from a local parent-teacher organization.
Tracy Brooks was the treasurer of the Marcus Whitman Elementary Parent-Teacher Organization. She is charged with grand larceny and now the school district is offering to help the PTO set up a system to handle cash from fundraisers going forward.
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The SL5S LNB is designed with an integrated single wire multi-switch (SWM) which allows you to have multiple satellite feeds at once (99⁰, 101⁰, 103⁰, 110⁰ and 119⁰ satellites.). It also allows DIRECTV DVRs to use both tuners while only having one line connected to the receiver.
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When people here in the U.S. think of solar power, often the first thing that comes to mind is the costly and mysterious system of panels and batteries they imagine they'll need to run standard household appliances and electronic gadgets. This misconception is convenient for the fossil fuel industry, which depends on our continued reliance on their products for their continued success.
Here in the high desert of far west Texas, we have one of the sunniest, driest climates in the country - and yet many people still overlook all the excellent opportunities we have to employ the power of the sun passively – without spending a cent on panels.
After hearing acquaintances speak of purchasing new clothes dryers and witnessing college students, tourists, parents of small children, and others stuffing quarters into the barely-functioning units at the Laundromat, I became inspired to try to raise public awareness of the elegant simplicity and beauty of clotheslines through a kind of "happening" which combined performance art and public demonstration.


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Mar 14 2012 10:57 AM #1
Item Quickslots are still not working quite right
When we create an Item quickslot, we have two choices, we can create it with a "generic" item by setting the first part of the item data to 0 (for instance "0x0,0x70018E4E" is a generic Lamb and Mushroom Soup) or we can set the quickslot to a specific instance of the item ("0x030A000198B82346,0x70018E4 E" would refer to a specific stack of Lamb and Mushroom Soup occupying an inventory slot).
No matter which way we create the quickslot, the quantity shows the total quantity of all of that type of item in inventory. However, if we assign a generic id, the quickslot will not activate ANY of the instances of the item. If we used a specific instance, the quickslot will work until that slot is all used up, then it will continue to show the quantity from the other slots but will stop working. This can't be working as intended.
I can understand that when a specific instance is assigned, it might make sense not to move on to another stack automatically (the Lua plugin developer would have to account for this by reassigning instances to generic IDs) but if that's the case then the quantity for a specific instance should only show that stack's quantity. However, when using a generic ID, it would seem more reasonable that quickslots should simply use the first stack found until it is used up and then go on to the next stack. Obviously Turbine is updating the quantity so they are already accessing every stack, there's no reason they can't simply activate the first stack found.
As it is today, it's at best confusing to users, at worst, it's not working in a way that is useful.
To actually work correctly, Item quickslots should search the equipped items then the bag inventory, when locating an item to use, that way "clicky" items would also activate correctly with a quickslot, even using a generic ID.Last edited by Garan; Mar 15 2012 at 10:39 AM.
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Welcome fellow Cleveland member and congratulations on the new car.
This is a discussion on Another New '13 WRX Owner within the New Member Hangout forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Hey all, new member here in Cleveland. Going to be heading to the dealer in a few hours to trade ...
Hey all, new member here in Cleveland. Going to be heading to the dealer in a few hours to trade in my 2005 RSX-S on a new DGM WRX Base Sedan. Before the RSX I had a 96 Outback that I loved despite it being an Auto.
Going to miss the RSX as it's been a really great car, but it's time to step up to 4 doors and AWD.
The new car comes with some options, all weather mats, auto-dimming/Homelink mirror, blue footwell illumination and the SPT exhaust. Had I ordered the car I would have probably skipped everything but the mats, but oh well, I'm not complaining. Already ordered a set of Blizzak LM-60's and had them mounted on the stock wheels, when Summer comes I'll look for another set of wheels to mount the stock tires on.
More than a little excited to finally get behind the wheel of a car I've always wanted. Another bonus is that my girlfriend has an '11 Impreza 2.5i Premium, so there will be some part swapping happening down the road (might start off with trading headlights, her black housings on my DGM and my chromes on her Silver Impreza should make both rides look a little nicer). Will most likely upgrade the sways on my car and move the stock WRX sways to her ride (not sure what extras are required since she doesn't have a rear sway). Also plan to go with Koni's and springs at some point, and I'll be using a set of donors so that my stock setup can hopefully be swapped to her ride (again, need to do more research and find out if anything extra will be needed).
Already been doing quite a bit of research around here and NASIOC, but I've definitely got a lot more to learn.
First mods on the new whip will likely be shifter related. Bushings for sure and most likely the Cobb adjustable SS.
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Welcome fellow Cleveland member and congratulations on the new car.
2009 Spark Silver Metallic Sedan - Stage 2+
Build Thread: http://www.clubwrx.net/forums/builds...wrx-sedan.html
Welcome and congrats!
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First Mods: What to do and what not to do
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Thanks guys! Girlfriend is on her way home then we're heading to the dealer!
So...what sport are you a goalie in?
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welcome have you heard of NEOSOC on facebook?
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Well most of us are pretty cool in neosoc ;p we have another meet coming up next Saturday the 9th at Chili's in akron/Fairlawn. Hope you can make it!


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9/14/07 - Today is a much brighter day! This week the light bulb clicked on and I finally understand Contracts. There is definitely hope. I have also discovered that it is in your best interest to be fully prepared for class. Some of my classmates found themselves in an uncomfortable spot this week when they were called on; they had not prepared case briefs or notes for class. Our professors are ruthless when you are not up to speed with the class. I have made it this far without being called on, but I know my time will be soon. I just hope that when I'm called on, it's a case I fully understand! Next week we turn in our first big assignment, Memo 1; so this weekend I will be tied to my computer (as if that's something unusual). I give great thanks to our Academic Support TA! She's provided us with so much information that helps to prepare us for our classes and exams! So remember next year not to forgo your Academic Support sessions; they can be quite helpful. 9/7/07 - Well, we received our first Memo assignment this week and with all the reading assignments due, I have yet to even glance at it. I am suffering from a little anxiety just thinking about my schedule for the weekend. It includes starting my outlines, Memo 1 assignment, multiple cases to brief, and much more. I do not foresee any sleep in my future. I'll probably just chain myself to the library and bring a pillow for a nap in between. The frightening part is that it is only the beginning!
Now for the positive portion of my blog. Fortunately, I have received plenty of guidance from upper-level students regarding outlines and preparation for the exams. Even though law school is highly competitive, there are plenty of students and administrators here to help guide you along.
8/31/07 – I have made it through two weeks of law school!!! I am jumping for joy! (Only for a few seconds though; I don't want to take too much time away from studying!) The past couple of weeks have really enlightened me to an entirely different view of law curriculum. It seems that everything I thought I knew, I really didn't have a clue about. I have tossed my line of logical reasoning out of the window and cleared my ears for all that the professors have to say. Easier said than done!!
After receiving my first case brief review from my professor this week, I actually feel better about being here! I may have a chance after all! One thing I have discovered is that I need to do better with the management of my time. I made the mistake this weekend of dedicating too much time with family and friends; although I struggled through it, my body suffered tremendously without sleep. It's important that you know, as an entering student, that you need to prepare to make huge sacrifices with your time spent with others and hope that they understand after it's all said and done!
Cheers to my fellow classmates that have suffered well through the endless questioning from our professors and thanks to all who follow my blog! I enjoy reading all of your e-mails and hope that I can help in any way! Looking forward to another week! 8/24/07 - I would like to welcome all prospective students that seek to further their interest in law, and I hope that I am able to provide you with a grounded perspective of what to expect during your first year in law school. As I set forth on this venture, I still wonder how I made it, and even sometimes I wonder, shall I turn back and make a run for the highway? Last week, most of us attended orientation (I don't comprehend how anyone could justify missing such an event). While I presumed I was prepared for what was to come, let me just say, I wasn't even in the ballpark. The fact that I was placed out of one of the best professor's classes (I can't mention his name) by random selection at the beginning of class, let me know at that moment that no amount of preparation can keep me completely up to speed. All I can say is to prepare for the worst and hope for the best!! The best and only advice I can give you is just read, read, read, analyze, analyze, analyze, write, write, and write some more at least two weeks prior to orientation! Just a little side bar about me: I'm an older-than-average student, working full-time with a great company that works with my schedule, mother of a handsome yet rambunctious six-year old boy, and soon-to-be married to a wonderful man. You may ask yourself, "How is she going to make it through law school with so much on her plate?" Well the answer is still yet to come; however, I plan to persevere and sacrifice through my struggles now, and reap the benefits of the seeds I have sewn in the future. Believe me, this is the only statement that keeps me moving forward on this winding path! My first week of law school is almost complete and I have come to realize that it really isn't as difficult as I convinced myself it would be. Truthfully, you do have a TON of reading assignments and case briefs that you must stay ahead on. As a full-time employee, the eight hours of sleep you may be accustomed to will mostly likely decrease to approximately five. However, the comprehension of the subject matter is only a little challenging. Our professors do use random selection to use their Socratic method; nevertheless, they do help guide you to the correct answer. This style of teaching really helps enhance your reasoning and analytical skills that you need to be a successful lawyer. Please feel free to contact me via e-mail if you have any questions. I hope to respond in a timely manner; however, please understand my time constraints if you do not hear from me for a couple of days. Again, I hope I am able to help you to understand the challenges and the benefits of attending law school and I wish you the best of luck in determining if law school is for you. As a side note: My decision to attend Texas Wesleyan School of Law was by far one of the best decisions I've ever made. I already feel as though I am a part of a family here. They are tremendously helpful and really strive for all of their students to be successful in their future legal careers.


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This is the last week to enter Road Scholar's Gone to the Dogs contest for a chance to make your pooch famous!
The contest is broken up into two parts…
Photo Contest
It's time to dig through those photos and fetch us the cutest picture of your pooch.
Your dog's image will be uploaded to Road Scholar's awareness site (http://www.roadscholarawareness.org/awareness-campaign/dog-contest/) for dog lovers such as yourself to vote on!
Get those tails wagging because the top ten dogs with the most votes will have their pictures featured on Road Scholar's nationwide tractor trailer.
Have a litter of pups? Then submit a photo of each. We know it's hard to pick a single picture of your pooch but we can't choose either so please limit entries to one photo per dog.
Rules and regulations for entering the photo portion of the contest are as follows:
-Pictures must be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com as a file attachment. TIF, JPEG, GIF, BMP, and PNG are accepted formats.
-Please submit the highest-resolution photo possible…we want the best quality picture of your dog for truck!
-The picture will be processed and posted to the voting site. The submitter of the photo will be notified when the picture is available for voting.
-Dog pictures only please.
-Picture must contain a single dog and no other animals or people.
-By submitting the picture you are giving consent for Road Scholar Transport to post the picture on the voting site.
-Road Scholar Transport reserves the right when necessary to resize or crop a picture to fit on the voting site.
-Road Scholar Transport will review all pictures and will not post inappropriate photos.
-Picture submissions will be accepted until 5pm EST November 18th. Voting on a picture can start as soon as it is available on the voting site.
-The voting period will end 5pm EST November 18th.
-The top 10 vote getters will be selected to have the picture of their dog on the new trailer.
Slogan Contest
You may already be familiar with Road Scholar Transport's 10 Million Miles to a Cure awareness program featuring trucks dedicated to raising awareness for causes such as Cystic Fibrosis, Stop Bullying, and The American Breast Cancer Foundation (view all causes at www.roadscholarawareness.org). If so, then you know that each truck carries a relevant slogan to the featured organization, such as "On the Road to Granting Wishes" for Make-A-Wish Foundation or "On the Road to Solving the Puzzle" for Autism Speaks.
We now need a clever, fitting slogan for our new dog trailer and we want your ideas! In fact, we will reward the person with the best phrase by not only putting their slogan on our truck but fetching them a $25 gift card to Olive Garden and a $25 dollar gift card for PetSmart. That's $50 worth the gift cards for just a few words!
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Considering we just made the case for the Galaxy S3 being the phone the iPhone 4S should have been, you might think this will be an easy victory for the shiny, new Samsung handset. But then again, we are talking about an Apple product here. And even though the iPhone 4S wasn't the iPhone 5 we were hoping for, there's still plenty of reasons you might be swayed towards the best iPhone ever over the S3. There's only one thing for it – fight!
We're talking about two very different specimens of smartphone here – the iPhone 4S is a beautifully designed bit of glass and aluminium kit that sits nicely in the hand and will still look good 18 months into your contract. It does look a bit outdated now though considering it's 9.3mm thick, chunky by 2012 standards.
The Galaxy S3 meanwhile is quite a bit bigger in size – where else are you going to stick a 4.8in display? So while it might not be so comfortable for the small-handed gadgeteer when making calls, the pebble-inspired "Hyperglaze" finish on the skinny 8.3mm plastic body looks much more premium than its predecessor, the Galaxy S II. For now, we'll give this one to the iPhone 4S but it's really down to personal preference.
The iPhone 4S may have pin-sharp text and true whites on that 326ppi Retina Display but a 3.5in smartphone screen just isn't going to cut it anymore. Apple's been outdone by all the other big handset manufacturers on screen size and really needs to give us at least a 4in screen on the iPhone 5. The near edge-to-edge 4.8in Super AMOLED display on the Galaxy S3 is incredible. Hands down, the S3 wins on this round.
This aspect might be another cop-out from us – do you want the customisation available on Android Ice Cream Sandwich or the simple, rigid joys of iOS 5? The two operating systems have pilfered so much from each other (notifications, folders etc) that it's not TouchWiz but all the Galaxy S3's new features that are keeping the fight interesting.
There's S Voice to make sure your Siri-toting friends don't have the voice control advantage, Dropbox and (the incoming Android app) Flipboard pre-loaded as well as the eye-tracking feature Smart Stay which stops the screen from dimming when you're looking at it.
So out of the box, the Galaxy S3 seems like the best phone in the world right now for intuitive control but don't forget, the App Store has long been the jewel in Apple's crown – you can still do a lot more with an iPhone than an Android one thanks to all those third-party developers starting out on iOS. So for next-gen controls, choose the S3 but for the latest apps and games go for the iPhone.
The iPhone 4S' A5 dual-core processor is enough of a performance boost for Apple fans to upgrade from the iPhone 4 but how can it compete with the quad-core innards of the Galaxy S3? Since Apple is known for optimising the performance of its chips due to the control it has over both hardware and software, this is more of a close call than you'd first think. In our brief hands on with the Galaxy S3, there wasn't one stutter when using apps, swiping through menus or using the camera – only an in-depth head-to-head review will do for this verdict.
Camera-wise too, it's too soon to say which handset is the best. Both sport very impressive 8MP, 1080p video shooting snappers on the rear with the Galaxy S3 upping the ante with tons of features plus a front-facer with 720p video skills for HD Skype calls. We reckon this calls for lots of moody, low-light shots of the office cat.
On paper, the Galaxy S3 is the best phone in the world right now – not just the best Android phone, the best phone. The screen is glorious, the features are well thought out and that beast of a processor looks set to rip through anything we can throw at it.
But there will still be people who want an iPhone. Maybe they want an iPhone with a 4.8in, dazzlingly bright near edge-to-edge display, quad-core innards and nifty extras like automatically calling a contact if you hold it to your ear when reading a text.
So the main criticism of the Galaxy S3 is that it's not an iPhone – but for everyone who can break free of Apple's hold (or never succumbed in the first place), the S3 looks set to be the phone of 2012. For now.
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Artist Paul Johnson
Paul Johnson is a communication art and design instructor at Alexandria (Minn.) Technical College. He is a native Minnesotan and principal behind Paul Johnson Design & Illustration. Johnson received his education from Minnesota State University Moorhead and was previously employed for 13 years as corporate artist at Banner Health System, Fargo, N.D.
Earlier, he worked as graphic designer for David Hetland, former artist of the Christmas Concert murals for 28 years.
Johnson currently lives in Pelican Rapids, Minn., with his wife, Carole, and children, Andy and Trudy.
Here are some of Johnson's thoughts on collaborating on the 2009 Christmas Concert:
Q: Please share your memories of working with David Hetland on previous Christmas Concert murals.
A: I learned many things from David, but the thing I learned most, I use still today in every project I work on—to "push" myself as far as I can. Every time I brought work to David for his OK, he would usually give it back and say, "push it." That meant take it to the next level, go further in my concepts, design, illustration, whatever. I now use the same phrase with my students. Never settle but always strive for more. Push it.
Q: What has been the greatest challenge associated with creating an artwork of this size?
A: Several things. First, producing something that represents the great music that will be heard. Also, people expect great visual reward— what David brought to the concert every year. That's a lot of pressure but, I really feel David would be the first to encourage me if he were here — that helps. From a technical side, just making sure the images on my computer transfer to the panels. It's relatively new technology so I worry a bit about that.
Q: What is your hope as a visual artist for those experiencing the Moorhead Christmas Concerts?
A: People will have goose bumps from the music alone. It literally will touch the inner soul of the people present. I just want to complement the music in every way so when people feel the music, the art becomes part of that experience. It is a great responsibility and honor to try and distribute the spirit of Christmas to everyone at the concert.


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I went to see Jay Z and Eminem in concert last night! Britt and I went and ran into Kelly and Nate! Jay Z and Eminem rocked it! Travis Barker & DJ AM opened the
show, which was dope! I wore this fab Balmain jacket (the stones are literally reflecting in my face! lol) and I
paired it with a LNA tank, BeBe ripped jean shorts and Jil Sander shoes.
It was a glam casual rock look! LOL. Perfect for a concert!
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on Sunday night? I didn't get a chance to watch it live because I went
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Located inside the comfortable boutique surroundings of the Indian Creek Hotel, Creek 28 (2727 Indian Creek Dr., 305/531-2727, 11 a.m.–11 p.m. daily, main courses from $15) maintains the balance of trendy and relaxing that has made the hotel so popular. The outdoor dining area is sublimely romantic, with a gurgling fountain, tropical landscaping, and flickering tiki torches setting the perfect backdrop for Creek 28's exceptional take on contemporary Mediterranean cuisine, which moves beyond traditional Greek and Italian fare and incorporates the rich meaty textures of Turkish cuisine and the light grains and delicate spices of Northern Africa. Most of the herbs and some of the vegetables on your plate came from the hotel's garden. Start with their phyllo-wrapped goat cheese appetizer and move on to dishes like a mustard-rubbed pork tenderloin or butternut squash ravioli.
For more traditional Greek cuisine, head to Ariston (940 71st St., 305/864-9848, lunch noon–5 p.m. Sat., 1–5 p.m. Sun., dinner 6–10 p.m. daily, main courses from $8). Located in the Normandy Isles neighborhood, Ariston serves deeply authentic Greek comfort food, including spit-roasted lamb, massive grilled shrimp, and fish entrées as well as dishes like taramasalata that are unlikely to be found anywhere in town but here.
With outdoor seating and a reputation for some of the best homemade pasta in Miami, Cafe Prima Pasta (414 71st St., 305/867-0106, 5 p.m.–midnight daily, main courses from $14) can sometimes require a bit of a wait, especially on weekend evenings. The delay, however, is more than worth it, as the food—fresh and richly seasoned traditional Italian fare—almost never disappoints, and despite the bustling crowds inside and out, Cafe Prima still dishes up a good bit of atmosphere too.
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Employment Prospects Not So Promising for New Grads
Although the U.S. economy is on the road to recovery, the job market is still far from upbeat, especially for college students who are graduating this school year. In a survey conducted by the Collegiate Employment Research Institute at Michigan State University, 36 percent of companies that hired new graduates last year are either uncertain whether they will hire again this academic year or are sure that they will not hire at all. Moreover, the figure for companies that said they will not hire or are not sure is more than twice as high, at 76 percent, among firms that did not hire last year. These firms are not a small minority; nearly a third of the firms surveyed did not hire college students in the previous academic year, states a recent Wall Street Journal article.
According to the survey results, fewer than 45 percent of the employers who hired new graduates last year will definitely do so again this year, and only seven percent of the companies that did not hire last year are certain about bringing new hires on board this year. Phil Gardner, director of the Collegiate Employment Research Institute, explains that many employers remain extremely uncertain about having new hires because their sales have not returned and "they don't want to make a commitment to hire when everything could still go foul on them." Some of the reasons the surveyed companies offered for not hiring new graduates this year include concerns about taxes, health-care costs, the uncertain political picture, as well as continuing economic woes.
The hiring picture may not be quite as gloomy for soon-to-be graduates looking to join financial services and consulting firms, who have been recruiting students more aggressively than they have in the past couple of years, according to Mark Smith, director of the career center at Washington University in St. Louis.
To read more about this year's hiring prospects for college graduates, [click here](http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870452650457563476073785820...).
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New York—January 27, 2010—AudienceScience, a targeting technology company driving digital media success, announced today that it has hired Julie Saxon as Sales Manager in its newly opened Atlanta office. The addition of Saxon to the AudienceScience team and the new Atlanta-based office will further facilitate the company's expansion in the Eastern U.S. With over ten years of experience in sales and marketing, Saxon will drive revenue growth in this region and will be an integral part of the AudienceScience sales team.
Before joining AudienceScience, Saxon worked as the Southeast Sales Director for MySpace. In this role, she was responsible for the hiring and management of the Southeast region sales team focused on branded advertising to key accounts including Verizon Wireless, Coca-Cola, AT&T and Bank of America. Through her strategic business planning, Saxon was able to increase earned annual revenue at MySpace by 200 percent while building advertising partnerships with major brands and leading agencies across the Southeast.
Prior to MySpace, Saxon was the National Account Director at Yahoo!, where she was in charge of developing strategic relationships with advertising agencies and Fortune 500 clients. She created diverse marketing opportunities within Yahoo! to expand client portfolios and increase the effectiveness of marketing efforts across all accounts. Due to her expertise in account management, Saxon was able to retain and grow Yahoo!'s most critical customer business relationships.
"We're excited to have someone of Julie's caliber joining the AudienceScience team," said Jeff Hirsch, president and CEO of AudienceScience. "Julie has an amazing track record at MySpace and Yahoo!, and we look forward to leveraging her extensive management background to launch the AudienceScience office in Atlanta."
AudienceScience technology provides a unique gateway enabling universal access to audiences. This integrated audience platform, The Audience Gateway, drives digital marketing success for quality brand advertisers and premier publishers. Accessing 200 billion data insights into 386 million people worldwide, AudienceScience empowers marketers with the intelligence and control to execute effective global campaigns. Since 2003, AudienceScience has delivered over 50,000 targeted campaigns for clients including American Airlines, Financial Times, Gannett, New York Times Digital, Nikkei.com, SKECHERS, and Wall Street Journal Digital. For more information, please visit www.AudienceScience.com/.
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How to Download Videos from the Web onto your iPhone
When browsing the Internet you often come across videos which you would like to download to your iPhone. As standard the iPhone is somewhat limited in features for downloading multimedia through its web browser but here's a nice App which does the job well.
Video Downloader Super Lite is the free version of Video Downloader Super+ which allows you to download web based videos onto your iPhone.
Providing an alternative web browser the App lets you navigate to a web based video eg a video on YouTube and download it into your iPhones RAM for offline viewing, and if the video isn't protected you can even save it to your iPhone's Camera Roll.
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Before the fifth game, the two teams prepared for the deciding match in drastically different ways.
Haynes Academy was tense and looked nervous in a tight huddle.
Berwick looked like it was playing a casual game at Lake End Park during a cookout with players dancing and encouraging the crowd to join them.
"I think that's the key for this group — all along," BHS coach Charlotte Menard said. "We've had real light practices all week. Yesterday ended up being comedy hour since they were being silly. But, they work well that way. They know when to buckle down, but when they get nervous, they really get tight."
It's not an approach that would work for every team, but the Lady Panthers won the fifth game 15-10 to complete the 3-2 win (24-26, 25-19, 11-25, 25-22, 15-10).
"They have to calm down, enjoy it and have some fun with it," Menard said. "It's a game, obviously it's important, but it's not life or death."
The first game was close with the Lady Panthers trailing by less than three points most of the way before tying it up 23-23 after a Megan Fegenbush dink placed in a tough spot for the Lady Yellowjackets' defense and a kill by Elizabeth Hover.
Fegenbush had 15 digs, four aces and four assists and Hover had 11 kills, 15 digs, two blocks and an assist.
"They were real nervous in that first game, real tight," Menard said.
In game two, the Lady Panthers took control early with Abigail Ohlin breaking through a block at the net for a 10-8 lead. She later went on a serving streak to give BHS an 18-11 lead that would hold up for a 25-19 win to tie the match.
Ohlin had 38 digs and five kills; Morgan Mitchell had 25 digs and 18 assists; Elle Arcemont had five kills; and Maddie Gray had four kills.
Haynes was inspired in the third game, using a combination of tough kills from the back line scrappy defense hitting the floor for digs to take a 25-11 win.
Game four featured several long points with the teams tied 13 different times. Berwick held the biggest lead in the game at 15-10, but Haynes Academy came back to take a 19-17 lead.
The Lady Panthers stayed focused and won 25-22 to set up the deciding game. Berwick took a 7-5 lead in the last game. Once they seized momentum they didn't let up and pulled away to take the game, 15-10, and put the team and fans into a frenzy.
Next up for the Lady Panthers is a trip to face the No. 3 seed St. Louis in Lake Charles on Monday at 6 p.m. St. Louis had a first-round bye as a top eight seed.
"Obviously it will be a battle, they're third and we're 19th," Menard said. "We're not supposed to be going there. They are very similar in that respect, very loud and group together after every point. Scream, yell, jump up and down. So, we're going to have to go in with that same attitude."