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Life Under The Scope: Buffalo Bills
The Buffalo Bills finished the 2014 season above .500 with a 9-7 record, but it wasn't enough to end their 14-year playoff drought. Last time the Bills were in the playoffs, they were victims of The Music City Miracle.
Heading into the 2015 season, they have a new coach that will bring a new culture into the "Nickel City".
One of my favorite coaches ever, Rex Ryan, will try to lead the Bills out of their drought and to the top of the AFC East. Ryan was the first newly hired head coach of the 2015 off-season and he has the Bills' faithful already excited for the upcoming season.
We all know that Rex brings a different type of energy to a football team and him skydiving over Niagra Falls 2 weeks before the start of training camp is a prime example of that .
As far as on the football field, I'm excited to see what Rex can do with this team. This is a similar situation to when he was named coach of the Jets back in 2008; no franchise QB but a solid defense. The Bills will come into camp with EJ Manuel, Matt Cassel, and Tyrod Taylor to compete for the starting job. No matter what though, Rex has already made it known that this team will be run first.
I don't blame Rex for wanting to put together a dominate run game, it has worked for him in the past. In Rex's inaugural season as head coach of the Jets, when they made it to the AFC Championship game, his squad was ranked #1 in rushing, and #4 in 2010, which also ended with a trip to the AFC title game. In back-to-back season with Mark Sanchez as the quarterback, Rex used a run heavy offense to beat the likes of Tom Brady and Peyton Manning in the playoffs, on the road.
And when you add Fred Jackson and Shady McCoy to the backfield, it's a no brainer.
Former Niners' offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, will be the play-caller for the Bills this season and he is more than suitable to run this offense. From 2011-14, the Niners had one of the best rushing offenses in the league.
Frank Gore in Roman's offense rushed for 1,000+ yards each season with a total of 228 first downs.
Now he has a much more explosive and younger LeSean McCoy.
In this offense, Shady could post one of his best season of his career, which is saying a lot. I'm still not sure why Chip Kelly wanted to get rid of Shady, claiming he wants a 1-cut back but it's not many in the league that is more elusive than Shady. With Roman and Ryan looking to build the best run game in the league, Shady could hit 300 carries for the third straight season, joining the likes of Barry Sanders, Jamal Lewis, Terrell Davis, Jerome Bettis, and a few more hall of fame backs.
A solid run game will be needed to help whoever is crowned starting quarterback. If I had to choose one it would be EJ Manuel, just because I think he deserves one more opportunity before we give up on him. EJ has only played in 15 games in his first two seasons, 6-8 as a starter. Inconsistency has been EJ's biggest problem and a running game could help fix that. None the less, if EJ can not deliver during training camp I expect Matt Cassel to handle the load for the Bills.
Percy Harvin will also provides some insurance for the quarterback but I think he will also have an impact in the running game. On ESPN's First Take, Percy spoke about how he is more accepted in the Bills locker room opposed to the his time with the Seahawks..
On the defensive side of the ball, I expect the Bills to continue to be top-five in the league. Last season the Bills were 4th in total defense, 3rd in passing yards allowed, and #1 in sacks with 54.
Rex Ryan has always been a defensive genius. He will inherit one of the best defensive lines in the league with Mario Williams, Marcel Dareus, and Kyle Williams. The three of them accounted for 30 sacks last season, Mario leading the team with 14.5.
All three are key pieces for the success of the Bills but Dareus is probably the most important piece of the three.
The 25-year old lineman has elevated his game to an elite level, becoming one of the best defensive tackles in the league. Last season, he posted 10 sacks which is a new career high. Buffalorumblings.com has Dareus ranked as the most important player on the Bills roster and the only reason why I wouldn't agree is because I think since they want to build the most dominant run game in the league, a lot of the teams success depends on the legs of Shady McCoy.
The Bills first two games of the season will be against the Colts and Patriots. Luckily, Tom Brady will be serving his 4-game suspension, so he won't be available in week 2. Brady's suspension does make the AFC East wide open. It's hard to go against the defending Super Bowl champs but a part of me does not want to count out Rex.

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Hello from northwest Wisconsin! I'm Peggy from Tall Pines Studio and Garden Cottage Wools and Crafts. Once located in Saint Germain WI, I am now in the lovely town of Stanley WI.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Busy weekend then home again
Spring craft shows can be hard to plan for since folks aren't often in a buying mood after a hard winter, and the climate in Wisconsin has certainly been difficult for many reasons. Last Friday I took off in the old 92 dodge van, praying it would not break down again (thank you God) motored on to Onalaska. The craft show is also a "gift" show, which means anything goes from $5 windspinners to polish pottery! The Omnicenter folks do a great job, always there to help and they do advertise. I don't like doing shows which allow imports, but April is a cruel time, so anything helps. I was blessed with no van problems, and some sales, and had a great time visiting with my friend Louise "the baglady". She makes incredible purses, totes and bags made of recycled jeans.
The robins are not in Saint Germain yet, but they are in Onalaska. Sunday night I made it home after 4.5 hours of driving, and discovered up north had fresh snow. Didn't bring my laptop along, so Monday morning was delighted and humbled to discover a real gift on my etsy site. Alot of sales, so to all of you, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. What a gift.
Tomorrow is election day, so off to vote and show "Solidarity" by staying at the community center to hand out "decline to sign" handouts to educate (if possible) our local voting pool. Hopefully no one will spit on me! I have heard that the group trying to recall the "14" has been known to use paid organizers from other areas. Some who have outstanding warrants. Scary world we live in. Maybe I should have turned left at the Emerald City gates instead of going thru the Enchanted Forest. And I thought that unicorn was holding up a highway sign....
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We wind the clock every Sunday because that's what we've always done; pulling down on the metal chains to raise the heavy brass weights that keep the pendulum in motion for all time. I thought it was called a grandfather clock because of my father's father. Thought that its dark wood harbored a long, illustrious family history. But it wasn't so; my own father bought it somewhere in New Jersey long after he'd left my grandfather in Virginia. He'd have told me that it was too nice a clock for black people to have owned "back then". That's why it came to us after – after Richmond, Virginia and segregation and the Civil Rights Movement. It takes up residence in a corner of the dining room now. I don't care so much about where it came from as I used to. What matters is that the broad-faced sun and sliver of moon rise and set over the roman numerals the way they've been doing all my life. The clock in the corner is nothing but dependable. It keeps memories of time for me now like he once did. I tick off the many moments in my life to its hourly gongs. It sets the rhythm for the day, just like a heartbeat.
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Geothermal Literature Review At Long Valley Caldera Geothermal Area (Sorey, Et Al., 2003)
From Open Energy Information
Exploration Activity: Geothermal Literature Review At Long Valley Caldera Geothermal Area (Sorey, Et Al., 2003)
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"Since 1978, volcanic unrest in the form of earthquakes and ground deformation has persisted in the Long Valley caldera and adjacent parts of the Sierra Nevada. The papers in this special volume focus on periods of accelerated seismicity and deformation in 1980, 1983, 1989-1990, and 1997-1998 to delineate relations between geologic, tectonic, and hydrologic processes. The results distinguish between earthquake sequences that result from relaxation of existing stress accumulation through brittle failure and those in which brittle failure is driven by active intrusion. They also indicate that in addition to a relatively shallow (7-10-km) source beneath the resurgent dome, there exists a deeper (~15-km) source beneath the south moat. Analysis of microgravimety and deformation data indicates that the composition of the shallower source may involve a combination of silicic magma and hydrothermal fluid. Pressure and temperature fluctuations in wells have accompanied periods of crustal unrest, and additional pressure and temperature changes accompanying ongoing geothermal power production have resulted in land subsidence. The completion in 1998 of a 3000-m-deep drill hole on the resurgent dome has provided useful information on present and past periods of circulation of water at temperatures of 100-200°C within the crystalline basement rocks that underlie the post-caldera volcanics. The well is now being converted to a permanent geophysical monitoring station."
- Michael L. Sorey, Vicki S. McConnell, Evelyn Roeloffs (October 2003) Summary Of Recent Research In Long Valley Caldera, California
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The Lindner College of Business is working with an outreach group to make college a reality for Hispanic students in the region.
To that end, the Lindner College of Business is partnering with ECHHO (Educators and Community Helping Hispanics Onward) to help further the group's mission of promoting college opportunities for Hispanics throughout Ohio and surrounding states.
To meet this charge, ECHHO members from 16 Ohio colleges and universities will convene at Lindner College of Business 11AM-2PM on August 30, 2012 to discuss a plan of action; others from the group's 70-member roster will join the meeting through teleconferencing.
UC organizer LaDreka Karikari, assistant director of undergraduate enrollment and scholarships in the Lindner College of Business, says "the college is eager to learn about ways we can broaden our relationship with the Hispanic community."
To raise awareness among Hispanic students, ECHHO plans to sponsor college fairs, promote scholarship opportunities and hold fund-raising events to help with the group's outreach efforts.
ECHHO will coordinate its outreach efforts with parents and counselors and administrators at high school/vocational centers, as well as social service agencies, post secondary institutions and community organizations.
The outreach group annually awards merit-based scholarships to Hispanic students who are currently attending or plan to attend any of its member institutions.


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2 BR 2 BA - Unit 5114 at Gulf Shores Plantation in the Dunes. This is a Private Gated Community and the unit is Family Owned and Managed - All Linens Furnished along with a starter supply of Paper and Soap Products – Free High Speed Internet - Fully Equipped Kitchen with Service for 8 - Dishwasher - DVD Player - Cable – 3 Large Flat Screen TVs (one in living room, one in the master bedroom and one in the guest bedroom) Queen Size Bed in Master Bedroom - 2 Twin Size Beds in Guest Bedroom – One Sleeper Sofa - 6 Pools including an Indoor Pool - Tennis Courts - Golf at Kiva Dunes (right next door) - Basketball Courts - Shuffleboard - Volley Ball - Hot Tubs & Saunas - Restaurant & Lounge - Barbecue Grills - Game Rooms - All the comforts of Home…Plus a Few Extras! You will love Gulf Shores Plantation, and Specifically Our Unit with the Beautiful View of the Beach from Your Living Room, Master Bedroom and Balcony….how Relaxing!
Attractions include various golf courses, Bellingrath Gardens, 65 landscaped acres in the midst of a 905-acre semi-tropical rain forest. Charters are available nearby for deep sea and in-shore fishing, or you may enjoy a boat trip which allows you to watch the dolphins play. Visit Fort Morgan, offering living history demonstrations and self-guided tours. Looking for a good deal? Check out Riviera Center offering more than 120 factory outlet stores. Make a splash at Waterville, USA-a Water Amusement Park sure to thrill kids of all ages!


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Job purpose
The purpose of the Assistant Manager is to assist the Branch Manager in order to learn the finance business, RMC's business practices and to prepare to manage a branch office. The Assistant Manager will perform in accordance with RMC's Mission, Vision and Shared Values.
Duties and responsibilities
• Subject matter expert in RMC personal loan product offerings; uses knowledge to present loan solutions to current and potential customers that help them achieve their financial goals.
• Assist in developing marketing strategies to increase branch's loan portfolio and enhance profitability.
• Establish and build customer relationships through delivering exceptional service.
• Utilize RMC account management practices to assist delinquent customers.
• Transport money and deposits to and from bank.
• Complete training program within the time set forth by the Training Department.
• Complete weekly progress report and work with management to develop, communicate, and track daily/weekly/monthly goals.
• Report, manage, and maintain branch standards on all aspects of delinquency.
• Receive, track, and post all payments and fees to customer accounts in compliance with Company Policy.
• Process mail as needed.
• Sign checks for loans, branch expenses and money remittances.
• Close loans as directed by manager.
• Manage all branch-to-customer communications via mail.
• Process loan product applications.
• Work with manager to ensure proper open and close procedures completed daily for branch.
• Assist in development of new and maintenance of current business to business contacts.
• Other duties as assigned by leadership.
Minimum Qualifications
• High School Diploma or Equivalent.
• 6+ months of customer service experience in either a sales/retail environment or cash management environment
• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite products.
• Data entry proficiency.
• Must pass drug screen, criminal and credit background checks.
• Valid Driver's License and access to a dependable automobile with liability insurance coverage.
Preferred Qualifications
• Some college coursework completed.
• 6+ months of consumer finance experience with exposure to sales and collections.
• Some leadership experience.
• Willingness to relocate for career advancement.


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How acceptable are our good works?
How acceptable are our good works? We all have bad days, but on our best days what does the Father think of our obedience? Is He only concerned with sincerity of heart? Does He approve of those who give their best effort? The answer: Scripture tells us that our best attempts at holiness are so…
The Biblical and Historical Problems with Spiritual Disciplines Part 1
Let's take a quick simple survey:
Can you name five spiritual disciplines? What do you believe is the most important discipline? What do you believe is the purpose of the disciplines?
A Tiny Shining Light / Bunyan Had it Backwards
The real struggle of the Christian life is the struggle to keep His faithfulness "in our eye" instead of ours. To believe that I am in His favor by grace through faith despite who I am, or how I might fail, or what I have done, or what others have done to me. "For I am convinced that neither…"
#12 Rethinking Ephesians 6: plastic swords, fundy haircuts & faith vs. faithfulness.
How we so easily turn what was given to protect us into a weapon against us.
A Brief Musing: Faith & Faithfulness
Rather consistently, what we focus on is our faithfulness to God (obedience) rather than His faithfulness to us (Gospel). The difference between these two ideas is the difference between a pietistic theology and a reformed one.
Rock Gods, Unconscious Competence & The Christian Life
The measure of competency in the Christian life is neither by comparison nor mechanics, but desire. It is simple faith and uncomplicated duty. It is to "love" as Christ commanded and, thereby, fulfill the whole law.


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The great American 20th Century writer Kurt Vonnegut Jr. was my first literary hero. I read "Breakfast of Champions" while I was still at school, about fifteen years old. I drew more and more from his work as I got older and more experienced in life, revelling in such novels as Bluebeard, Slaughterhouse-Five and my personal favourite, Slapstick, or Lonesome No More!
The last work of his I read was Timequake, a semi-autobiographical work which occurs in the midst of a cataclysmic time reversal in 2001. The Universe abruptly reverts to 1990, and people must consciously live their lives again without being able to change a single thought or action, even though they know exactly what will happen. It is typical of his absurd novels – free will is gone, and everyone must relive every moment of their lives as participatory spectators, enchanted and appalled in turn, powerless to stop anything from happening. People live on autopilot, as he puts it, for over a decade until the timeline catches up and free will is restored again. Needless to say, chaos and destruction ensue as an entire world that has forgotten how to live suddenly has to wake up to a new and uncertain reality.
Timequake was also notable for an insight he offers into the creative process of different writers, whom he divides into "Swoopers" and "Bashers":
"Swoopers write a story quickly, higgledy-piggledy, crinkum-crankum, any which way. Then they go over it again painstakingly, fixing everything that is just plain awful or doesn't work. Bashers go one sentence at a time, getting it exactly right before they go on to the next one. When they're done they're done."
He declares himself to be a Basher. How I envy Bashers for their self-discipline, control, and mastery. I'm clearly a Swooper. I write according to the "successive drafts" model, whereby the first draft is simply an undisciplined splurge of language just to get the story on paper. I then write successive iterations, slowly wringing the finished article from the swirling morass of ideas, sentences and linking passages. It's safe to say that the finished book bears but an incidental resemblance to the original first draft.
To be a Basher, then, is to have complete mastery. Language, storytelling, structure, characters, conflicts and outcomes must already be firmly cast in the author's mind in order to craft each and every sentence into the whole at the time of writing. The first draft is essentially the final draft. Like a handwritten or mechanically typed manuscript, each line matters, and when it's written, it stays written.
I envy the ability of anyone to hold such mastery, but I know it's pointless to aspire to such lofty heights. Because I am a swooper. My story ideas excite me, and I have to begin writing. I am chaotic, passionate, and undisciplined with my words and ideas. They don't even take shape until they are on the page. It's the literary equivalent of thinking out loud.
I think swoopers live at the cutting edge of the Vonnegutian timequake. Nothing is established. Nothing is set in stone. The die is most certainly not cast. Anything is possible, right up to the moment of publication. The bashers, on the other hand, write on autopilot. Whilst not inflexible, there is scant allowance for spontaneous frivolity or flights of fancy; every sentence is set like a brick in the wall, dependent on its neighbours for mutual support or the entire edifice falls down.
The world changes and keeps changing rapidly. Humanity always has a choice, and no choice is irreversible, at least for a time. Better to keep a swoopers mentality, even if the process is more chaotic; even in the most intractable of circumstances, a swooper can clear the page and write what matters there and then, adapting the script to suit the times. Basher, beware!


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Is this a smartphone or a tablet ? The Cutepad Q5 combines the two worlds in a compact 5 inches device. Running on Android 2.3, the Cutepad Q5 is equipped with integrated 3G, and is also able to take and make calls. Moreover it has a built-in GPS and Bluetooth module and two cameras!
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The DuPlessis Lecture is named after Professor Emeritus Rachel Blau DuPlessis. DuPlessis is a widely published poet and critic and one of her significant contributions to the field of poetry and poetics is her interweaving of these two practices. Her poetry often speaks to the concerns of her critical work and her critical works often stretch the conventions of the scholarly essay. This lecture series honors DuPlessis' expansions of literary form, and features poets who write in a number of different registers.
2016 Lecturer: John Keene
Thursday, February 4, 5:00 pm
Main Campus, Anderson 821 (Women's Studies Lounge)
John Keene is the author of the novel Annotations (New Directions); the art-poetry collection Seismosis (1913 Press) with artist Christopher Stackhouse; and the short fiction collection Counternarratives (New Directions), which has been named to "Best Fiction of 2015" lists by New York Magazine, Vanity Fair, LitHub, Flavorwire, and other publications. His art-text collaboration with photographer Nicholas Muellner, GRIND, is forthcoming from ITI Press in 2016. He has also published a translation of Brazilian author Hilda Hilst's novel Letters from a Seducer (Nightboat Books / A Bolha Editora), and has exhibited his artwork in Brooklyn and Berlin. A longtime member of the Dark Room Writers Collective and a graduate fellow of Cave Canem, he currently serves on the board of the African Poetry Book Fund, and teaches in the departments of English and African American and African Studies, which he chairs, and also is a core faculty member in the MFA Program in Creative Writing, at Rutgers University-Newark.
This event is sponsored by the MFA Program in Creative Writing and the DuPlessis Lecture Fund, the Faculty Senate Lectures & Forums Committee, the Visual Studies Program, the Honors Program, The Women's Studies Program, Temple Contemporary, and The Student Coalition of The Burrow of Institutional Diversity, Equity, Advocacy and Leadership (IDEAL).
2015 Lecturer: Kevin Killian
Thursday, January 29 – 6:00 p.m.
Temple Contemporary, the gallery at the Tyler School of Art, 2001 N. 13th St.
Kevin Killian, one of the original "New Narrative" writers, has written three novels,Shy (1989), Arctic Summer (1997), and Spreadeagle (2012); a book of memoirs; and three books of stories. He has also written three books of poetry, Argento Series(2001), Action Kylie (2008), and Tweaky Village (2014). With Peter Gizzi, he has edited My Vocabulary Did This To Me: The Collected Poetry of Jack Spicer (Wesleyan University Press, 2008). Wesleyan also brought out Killian and Lew Ellingham's acclaimed biography of Spicer in 1998. For the San Francisco Poets Theater, Killian has written forty-five plays, and the anthology he compiled with David Brazil, The Kenning Anthology of Poets Theater 1945–1985, has become the standard book on the subject. Recent projects include Tagged (2013), Killian's intimate photographs of poets, artists, writers, musicians, filmmakers, and intellectuals, and forthcoming, with Dodie Bellamy, is The Nightboat Anthology of New Narrative Writing 1977–1997. He teaches writing to MFA students at California College of the Arts in San Francisco.
2014 Lecturer: Evie Shockley
Evie Shockley is the author of Renegade Poetics: Black Aesthetics and Formal Innovation in African American Poetry (Iowa), a critical study, as well as two books of poetry: the new black (Wesleyan), winner of the 2012 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in Poetry, and a half-red sea (Carolina Wren Press). Her poems and essays appear widely in journals and anthologies, with recent and forthcoming publications in Boston Review, Contemporary African American Literature: The Living Canon, Contemporary Literature, Feminist Formations, FENCE, Jacket2, The Black Scholar, Tin House, Waxwing, and The Cambridge Companion to Modern American Poetry. Her work has been honored and supported with the 2012 Holmes National Poetry Prize, fellowships from the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) and the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, and residencies at Hedgebrook, MacDowell, and the Millay Colony for the Arts. Currently serving as creative editor on the Feminist Studies editorial collective, Shockley is also at work on a book analyzing "blackness," visual culture, and contemporary narratives of slavery in a "colorblind" era. She is an Associate Professor of English at Rutgers University, New Brunswick.
2013 Lecturer: Jen Bervin
Jen Bervin's work brings together text and textile in a practice that encompasses poetry, archival research, artist books, and large-scale art works. Her books include The Gorgeous Nothings (2012), The Dickinson Composites (2010), and The Desert (2008) from Granary Books, and The Silver Book (2010), A Non- Breaking Space (2005), and Nets (2004) from Ugly Duckling Presse. Her work is in more than thirty collections, including The J. Paul Getty Museum, The Walker Art Center, the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University, Stanford University, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, and the British Library. She has received fellowships in art and writing from Creative Capital, The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, The New York Foundation for the Arts, Centrum, The MacDowell Colony, Visual Studies Workshop, The Center for Book Arts, and The Camargo Foundation. In 2012, she was the Von Hess Visiting Artist at the Borowsky Center for Publication Arts at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and an artist in residence at The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation and in the Book Arts MFA Program at Mills College in Oakland, CA. She teaches poetry in the low-residency Writing MFA program at Vermont College of Fine Arts, and lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
2012 Lecturer: Caroline Bergvall
Caroline Bergvall is a French-Norwegian poet and text-based artist based in London, England. Her projects and research alternate between published poetic pieces, art installations, and performance-oriented, often sound-driven writing projects. Her most recent book is Meddle English (Nightboat Books). Other books include Eclat, Goan Atom, 1: Doll, and Fig (Goan Atom, 2). Her work has also appeared in the Oxford Anthology of Modern British and Irish Poetry, and has been widely featured in magazines and on the Internet both in the US and Europe. Her sound-text installations have been exhibited at the Liverpool Biennial, the Hammer Museum, MOMA, Dia Arts Foundation and the Tate Modern. She has held a number of academic positions and fellowships, most recently as an Arts and Humanities Research Council Fellow in the Creative and Performing Arts at the University of Southampton, UK.


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The units members of Shree Group are
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Breaux Bridge at Notre Dame
Last year: Notre Dame won 3-0.
The buzz : Notre Dame coach Lewis Cook is gunning for his 300th career victory Thursday night against a Breaux Bridge squad looking to avenge a 3-0 loss last year. The Pioneers are coming off a 24-14 win against LaGrange, while Breaux Bridge won 22-3 on the road against New Iberia.
Lafayette at Opelousas
Last year: Lafayette won 49-6.
The buzz: Both struggled a year ago, going a combined 2-18, but they are looking to be much improved this year. The Lions shut out a talented Kaplan team last week, while Opelousas ended a 14-game losing streak with a 23-20 win against West St. Mary.
West St. Mary at Loreauville
Last year: Loreauville won 28-0
The buzz: Both are looking for their first win. Loreauville, which is coming off a 14-2 season that ended with a heartbreaking one-point loss in the 2A semifinals, lost 27-21 at home to Central Catholic-Morgan City. West St. Mary lost 23-20, on the road to Opelousas.


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Texas holds off Missouri in opener
Longhorns use pair of runs, hits from Felts to topple Tigers
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Texas built an early five-run lead and held off a late surge by Missouri to take the series opener 6-4 on Friday evening at Taylor Stadium.
The Longhorns pounced on the Tigers for a pair of runs in the top of the fourth. Jacob Felts laced a leadoff single through the right side of the infield and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Alex Silver. Jordan Etier followed with a leadoff double to the gap in left-center field to stake Texas to a 1-0 lead.
Texas tacked on two runs in the top of the third. With one out, Weiss reached on an infield single and Jonathan Walsh followed by depositing a 1-0 offering over the fence in left-center field for to give the Horns a 3-0 advantage.
The Longhorns' lead ballooned to 5-0 with two runs in the fifth. With two outs, Walsh drew a walk and stole base. Felts doubled to the gap in left-center field to plate Walsh for the 4-0 lead. Silver flared a single over the glove of a leaping Tigers' first baseman into right field driving in Felts for the five-run advantage.
Missouri began to chip away at the Longhorns' lead in the home half of the fifth. Andreas Plackis hit a wall-banger to left-center field to start the frame for the Tigers' first hit of the game. With one out, Case Munson drew a walk to put runners on the corners. Parker French exited with an apparent elbow injury and was relieve by Hoby Milner. Milner was called for a balk, allowing Plackis to score. Milner got out of the frame without further damage done and the Horns led 5-1 after five innings.
Blake Brown drew a leadoff walk in the bottom of the sixth and scored on an RBI double to the gap in left-center field by Ben Turner. A deep fly ball Conner Mach pushed Turner to third and he scored on a groundout to first base by Dane Opel, trimming the Texas lead to 5-3.
For the third consecutive inning, Missouri benefited from an early extra-base hit to carve into the Longhorns' advantage. Eric Garcia hit a leadoff double to left-center field and moved to third on a pinch-hit sacrifice bunt by Sal Belfonte. Dillon Everett knocked Garcia in with a grounder to shortstop which was mishandled by Etier, cutting the margin to 5-4. Milner fanned Brannon Champagne swinging and Corey Knebel entered the game to strikeout Brown swinging to end the inning.
Texas added an insurance run in the top of the eighth. With two outs, Kevin Lusson reached on an error by Mach at third base. Marlow singled up the middle to drive Missouri starter Rob Zastryzny from the game. Tigers' reliever Jake Walsh walked Tim Maitland to load the bases and hit Mark Payton to push in the unearned run and give Texas a 6-4 lead.
Missouri got the go-ahead runner to the plate in the ninth following infield hits by Garcia and Everett, but Knebel baited Champagne into bouncing back to the mound for the final out of the game.
French (6-2) was credited with the win despite the early exit. He allowed just one run on one hit and two walks while striking out three over 4.1 innings. Knebel earned his ninth save of the season with 2.1 innings of shutout relief. He allowed two infield hits while fanning two.
Zastryzny (4-3) was saddled with the loss, yielding six runs, five earned, on nine hits and three walks while striking out three over 7.2 innings.
Felts, Silver and Marlow each logged two hits for Texas who registered nine on the evening. Walsh and Felts both scored two runs and Walsh delivered two RBIs.
Garcia was the lone Tiger with multiple hits, going 2-for-4 with one double and one run.


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Parents, you are invited to the most important Student Ministry parent meeting all year. We're going to share details about student camp and a mission trip to the Bahamas. Plus, you'll have a chance to connect with your student's tribe leaders.
MS Parent Meeting: Sunday, 02/12 following the 10:30am and 12:00pm services.


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Discover the collection of clothing, shoes and jewelry that captures the passion, charisma and style of the legendary Thalía when we're joined by style influencer Mariale Marrero and Thalía herself. Beginning at 10am on Thursday, June 1st, be one of the first 150 customers to make a $50 or more Thalia Sodi purchase to receive access to meet Thalía*! It's an event you don't want to miss!
The meet and greet event itself will be on June 1 t 6PM at Macy's Herald's Square in New York City.
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Welcome to Bradford Manor Apartments located in Hamlin, NY. Our community sits in a quaint and quite town and provides many qualities to make your living experience unique. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings around our BBQ and picnic area as you unwind from your day. Our professional office staff is available for your convenience 7 days a week, with 24 hour on-call maintenance for maintenance emergencies. Don't forget to bring along your pet, as we are pet friendly and have two community dog parks for your pet to enjoy! We look forward to serving you here at Bradford Manor.
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It's been a tough four years for anyone who depends on Tri-Rail. If construction didn't hold up commuters, a freight train rumbled down the tracks at rush hour when passenger service was supposed to get top priority.
At times, passengers sat two hours on trains for what should've been a 30-minute trip. Some trains were canceled altogether. Riders were even encouraged to drive when officials knew ahead of time that delays would be bad.
Passengers will find out whether the hassles were worth it starting Monday, when Tri-Rail rolls out a new schedule and extra trains to take advantage of the newly completed last 44 miles of second track between Miami and West Palm Beach.
The timing couldn't be better.
Gas prices are creeping up again, causing some drivers to rethink their commuting habits. And South Florida continues to attract new residents, which means more traffic on already crowded roads.
"The end of the construction has made all the difference in the world," said Margaret Hickok, who boarded a southbound train Friday in Mangonia Park to get to work in Boca Raton.
"The new schedule is going to open the door of flexibility which none of us have had before."
Hickok, who has relied on Tri-Rail for the past two years, said the delays were usually out of Tri-Rail's control.
But not everyone is as forgiving.
Charles LoPiccolo of Fort Lauderdale noted the irony last month when Tri-Rail announced it was improving service on the same day a train collided with a motor home, leaving passengers sitting for hours.
LoPiccolo, who rides the train from Broward to University of Miami's Jackson Medical Center, said he grew accustomed to riding trains when he went to medical school in Italy. He thought the service was lacking there, until he rode Tri-Rail.
"I have often laughed at how I used to hate the Italian public transportation system for its occasional lateness and now I look on it as a model of efficiency," LoPiccolo said. "Now there is karma."


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Publication Date: 1971-Apr
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On Measuring Counterarguing.
Miller, Norman; Baron, Robert S.
The discussion outlines a number of complex problems in both measuring counterarguing and establishing its causal role in the persuasion process. The authors emphasize that given these limitations, data from measures cannot at this point clearly establish the validity of theoretical positions that emphasize counterarguing as an intervening concept. When responses on the measure correspond to various other elements in the nomological net in a prediction fashion, however, there will be more confidence in the theory and in the measure than if the predicted relationship fails to occur. The authors further found that the utility of counterargument measures inheres not so much in settings where the predicted outcome is obtained but rather in the opposite. The authors conclude that although measuring counterarguing presents complex problems that resist solution, research should continue. Attitude change theorists should note the fallibility of such measures and remain cautious when using data from them to substantiate a theoretical position. (RK)
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Day 2 - Harmony
The value of the day got more weight due to presence of Honorable Governors of 4
provinces in whose presence, the flag hoisting ceremony was performed. Honorable
Mrs. A P Rathanayake, Governor of North Western Province hoisted the national flag
of Sri Lanka, Honorable Mr. M P Jayasinghe, Governor of Uva Province hoisted the
provincial flag and Shri Arvind, Patron & Chief Guide of Maharshi Arvind Foundation,
hoisted the Universal Harmony flag.
Ms. Srikruthi Nandagiri, memorized the audience with her melodious voice with a
devotional song in Tamil.
Keynote for the day titled Friendship with the Self, was delivered by Anurag Chhabra.
He explained that relationships drive progress of life but they come with a risk
of breach. True friendship is the one done with Self. Normally people focus on friendship
with others not with self and hence get frustrated in the end. He further explained
that life is energy phenomenon and disharmony is due to energy disorder. Disease,
languor, doubt etc are obstacles in the path to harmony.
He informed that developing the righteous attitude is a way to harmony. Friendship
is such attitude. It should be done with higher being not with lower being. Another
way to progress towards harmony is regulating the breath.
The path to universal harmony is
i. Inner Harmony
ii. Outer Harmony
iii. Universal Harmony
Honorable Minister of Agriculture, Westerm Province Mr. Gamini Thilakasiri, addressed
the delegates followed by Honorable K C Logeswaran, Governor of Western Province.
All the distinguished guests were provide with Universal Harmony souvenir as a token
of gratitude.
Maa Avantika rounded up the day with discourse titled The Perfect Balance. She highlighted
that imbalance starts from individual level and expands into large scale. She told
that there are 3 types of mind – Restless mind, imperfect mind and perfect mind.
And to achieve the perfect balance one should manage self in any condition whether
joy or sorrow.
This was followed by a blissful cultural evening where Mr. Ajit Kumar Sah from Nepal
exhibited paintings on the theme of the convention. Ms. Uchcheta Updhyay displayed
her art in the form of colorful Rangoli. The PDL cultural team then presented a
heart warming capsule of dance and drama based on the life of Shri Arvind.


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Reagan Isn't Dead Yet
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Yo Mama!
Optical Illusions
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Ashcroft Wuz Here
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Library Suite
The four Library Suites are wonderfully individual as they are split level suites with a spiral staircase leading from the bedroom to a separate lounge. Having quite distinct areas across two levels are ideal for those who enjoy a separate lounge space. The lounge area can also be used for an additional rollaway bed for an extra person. Two of these four suites have balconies overlooking Westmoreland Street with views of that street and onto College Green and Trinity College Dublin.
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It's All in the Planning
It was all about being there, though it took me some time to articulate that. Italy in April! I was to spend two weeks touring with a friend before joining a photographic workshop in Liguria (that strip of coast near Genoa) for the third week, so I had to be ready for a wide range of situations. I wanted to travel lighter, so I could relax and savour the experience, the places, the photography, without wearing myself out lugging too much stuff or fussing about missed photo opportunities.
Inevitably, my planning started with photo gear: what to take; how to carry it safely and comfortably onto planes, trains, buses, boats, up steep flights of steps, around cobbled streets, into churches and museums; how to fit laptop, camera gear and personal essentials into a single carry-on bag I could actually carry for more than five minutes at a time… I wanted to keep my gear simple as well as lighter – enough to give me options, not enough to slow me down and distract me from finding my vision.
Finally, I had a plan: one DSLR, two zoom lenses, a fast prime, a high quality compact camera, an iPhone (trust me, it is camera gear), the laptop, an external drive, plus batteries, chargers, memory cards, a more comfortable camera strap, a smaller suitcase (so I had to pack less), the right carry-on and camera bags, a lightweight rain cape that could cover the camera bag, the tripod I always pack and never get around to using.
There were glitches, of course, but the plan worked pretty well, freeing me to enjoy the experience to the full. Future trips will require much less preparation, just a few minor adjustments – a second external drive for extra backups, maybe a single zoom lens instead of a pair, a small torch for checking camera settings in low light, a checklist to remind me, for example, to clear extra space on my laptop and set my cameras to the destination time zone before I leave home.
How Many Cameras?
Well, um, three counting the iPhone. My heavy but gorgeous Nikon D700, of course. I wouldn't go to Italy– or anywhere further afield than Queanbeyan – without it. Then there was my Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5, a lovely compact with a fast, sharp wide-angle zoom, my "go anywhere" handbag camera for all those times when I don't have the DSLR with me. And, finally, the iPhone, my latest toy.
I used them all, honest! The Lumix was there primarily as a fallback in case anything happened to the "serious" camera – I hoped I wouldn't need it, but I wasn't about to head overseas with only one capable camera. At that point I still regarded the iPhone as a toy – expensive, extravagant, by no means essential, but the source of much photographic fun and creative enjoyment. But I thought it would be fun to use the iPhone alongside my more "serious" cameras throughout the trip and see what happened.
Small is Beautiful
I was right, it was fun – all of it. But my attitude to all three cameras evolved along the way and each, in turn, contributed to my photographic exploration of new places. Even in this digital age, a camera is only a tool, a box designed to control the amount of light that hits the sensor, when that happens and how long it takes. Any working camera can do the job if it's used with care and attention. But different cameras do some jobs better – or at least differently – than others. For example, the Lumix really came into its own inside churches, where my zooms were too slow and my 50mm prime wasn't wide enough. That fast, wide angle lens let me capture images I couldn't have made any other way. And sometimes a compact camera just seemed more appropriate – smaller, quieter, more discreet – than a big DSLR.
The DSLR gave me more creative control in some ways – there's nothing like a viewfinder to help the composition – but with practice it's possible to "guesstimate" what's happening on an LCD screen in all but the brightest sunlight, though I would forget about manual focus and fine control of depth of field under those circumstances. Besides, making images often feels more spontaneous and playful precisely because the camera isn't a proper – i.e. serious, even professional – DSLR.
Then again, sometimes it's just nice to go extra light, taking both little cameras for a walk and just playing with the possibilities that present themselves along the way. How better to explore a new place or rediscover a familiar one with fresh eyes? And we're back to the art of being there – without that, no images can be made, even with the mind.
More, I think we need to give some time and attention to being there in order to find the images we hope to make. Trying to rush things – click! click! click! – can only deliver snapshots. Stroll, pause, linger, look, listen, touch the stonework, take a gondola ride, enjoy the food and wine, watch the people – maybe even strike up a conversation? – and, above all, see the light and experience the moment.
So maybe it isn't really surprising that many of my favourite photos from this trip were made with my iPhone.
Andrée Lawrey | July 2011


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Daughtry reissuing hit album
Includes cover of 'Feels Like the First Time'NEW YORK -- Rock act Daughtry's four-times platinum self-titled 19/RCA debut will be released in expanded form Sept. 9, led by a newly recorded cover of Foreigner's "Feels Like the First Time."
The original album is also appended with acoustic renditions of "What About Now" and "Home" plus a live version of "It's Not Over." A bonus DVD boasts videos for "It's Not Over," "Home," "Over You," "Feels Like Tonight" and "What About Now," along with live clips for "Breakdown" and "There and Back Again."
"Daughtry" has sold 4.2 million copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan. The album is No. 78 this week in its 89th week on the Billboard 200.
The band has a month's worth of live dates on tap beginning Friday in Las Vegas.


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Only about a year late, Microsoft has put together a nice, user-friendly guide to Windows 8 with the aim of helping people navigate around their most recent operating system. It's a shame it took so long to offer something like this, but as least it's here and it should be helpful to those of us who took their first look at the Modern Start Page and had their eyes glaze over. It's 36 pages, with colorful photos and illustrations, and is available as an Adobe Acrobat PDF document, which will open in Windows 8's built in PDF reader. It illustrates using both touch and mouse gestures to control things, and while it is very much an overview rather than an in-depth document, I think it still may be useful to a lot of (especially new) users. You can download it from the Microsoft Download Center.
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AR and VR requires us to rethink and research how users will interact successfully and intuitively in a three-dimensional environment. Unlike traditional two dimensional applications, AR and VR requires us to take into consideration several complex factors which interact and affect the users experience of how they navigate through an augmented or virtual world. Our 3D UI/UX research is currently investigating UI design models and the rendering methods of menu/HUD placement and interaction with these in a three-dimensional and stereoscopic context. This includes the use of gesture recognition systems for navigation and interaction via computer vision or peripheral input devices, the use and influence of head tracking and user positioning in a 3D world, the users and camera position in relation to the UI and virtual world, the influence of acceleration and velocity within this environment and the subsequent impact on the user's comfort levels and the representation of the users virtual self. Research in this area is critical to the success of the technology so that regardless of application or technology the user has a positive and comfortable experience.
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We are currently working on a VR project with Pink Kong Studios which are an award-winning animation studio based in Dublin. Pink Kong are noted for their story driven content for worldwide audiences in the areas of TV, games, film and advertising.
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