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Shelter House Executive Director Michelle Sperzel created the Purses with a Purpose event on a very productive run.
"We had just received a large purse donation that was brought to the emergency shelter, and it just lifted the confidence of the women," she said. "I thought, how can I take that idea and continue to rebuild confidence?"
And so in 2009, Shelter House presented its first Purses with a Purpose fundraiser, which has now become a signature event.
The fun begins on Friday, March 22 at Silver Sands Premium Outlets at from 6 to 8 p.m. and continues to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. You can browse through and purchase new and gently used purses, which are donated from local stores and individual donors. The event will also include a silent auction, wine and food courtesy of Carrabba's.
"The underlying message is about building yours and another woman's self-confidence," Sperzel said. "It is an event about women helping women."
The purses are also symbolic, Sperzel said, because often women show up to the emergency shelter with no other possession, but a handbag.
Shelter House is the only state-certified domestic violence center serving domestic violence victims of Okaloosa and Walton counties. The shelter supports women by providing a confidential shelter, court advocacy, peer counseling, support groups, primary prevention, transitional housing, economic empowerment workshops, 24-hour crisis hotline and child therapy services. One hundred percent of proceeds raised at Purses with a Purpose go right back to supporting those victims.
"When people give here, it stays here," Sperzel said.
Shelter House also helps to prevent domestic violence by promoting healthy relationships to kids.
"We're investing in local future and teaching them empowerment," Sperzel said.
In her six years as executive director, Sperzel said she has been humbled to see how quickly her community answers the needs of Shelter House. From donating food and toiletries to the emergency shelter to participating in events, she said the only word she can think to describe her feelings is �grateful.�
"The community is so responsive to the needs of women and children," she said. "It's amazing to witness a positive change in people's live and to be a part of that change."
Want to go?
Purses with a Purpose is Friday, March 22 from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Silver Sands Premium Outlets, located at 10562 Emerald Coast Pkwy. Join the VIP party on Friday; with a $5 donation, you can have first pick of purses, door prizes, food and beverages. New and used purse donations are accepted all year. For more information on the event, call 243-1201.


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SOURCE: YuMe
February 01, 2013 12:00 ET
REDWOOD CITY, CA--(Marketwire - Feb 1, 2013) - YuMe, a leading provider of digital video brand advertising software and services, today announced the appointment of Chris Paisley to the company's board of directors. Paisley currently serves on the boards of Equinix, Fortinet, Ambarella, Volterra Semiconductor and Bridge Capital Holdings, and brings strong financial and technology experience to YuMe.
Paisley is currently the Dean's Executive Professor of Accounting at the Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University. "Chris is one of the best leaders in the business and we're thrilled to welcome someone of his caliber to the team," said Jayant Kadambi, CEO, YuMe. "With Chris' expertise in finance and technology, he will be a great asset to our board."
Paisley's experience also includes tenure as Senior Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer with 3Com Corporation. During his 15 years at 3Com, the company grew from $50 million in annual sales to nearly $6 billion annually. Prior to 3Com, Paisley served as Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer of Ridge Computers, a scientific workstation manufacturer, and earlier held a variety of accounting and finance positions with Hewlett-Packard. He was also previously on the board at both Electronics for Imaging from 2004 until 2008, and at 3PAR from 2006 until 3PAR's acquisition by Hewlett-Packard in 2010.
"YuMe is an industry leader in digital brand advertising innovation. I look forward to working closely with the YuMe board and executive team and contributing to the future direction and growth of the organization," Paisley said.
Paisley holds a Bachelor's degree in business economics from the University of California at Santa Barbara and an M.B.A. from the Anderson School at the University of California at Los Angeles.
About YuMe
YuMe is a leading independent provider of digital video brand advertising solutions. Its proprietary data-science driven technologies and large audience footprint drive inventory monetization and enable advertisers to reach targeted, brand receptive audiences across a wide range of Internet-connected devices. Designed to serve the specific needs of brand advertising, YuMe's technology platform simplifies the complexities associated with delivering effective digital video advertising campaigns in today's highly-fragmented market. YuMe is a privately held company headquartered in Redwood City, CA with European headquarters in London and eight additional offices worldwide. The company is backed by Accel Partners, BV Capital, DAG Ventures, Intel Capital, Khosla Ventures, Menlo Ventures, Samsung Ventures, Translink Capital and WestSummit Capital. For more information, visit www.YuMe.com/pr, follow @YuMeVideo and like YuMe on Facebook.
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Department of Revenue News Release
November 09, 2009Cabool License Agents to Close Local Office Thursday; Other Offices Available Until New Cabool Agent Selected
CABOOL - The Cabool motor vehicle and driver license office will close at the end of the business day on Thursday, Nov. 12, and re-open when a new license office contract agent has been chosen to replace the retiring agents.
The office, located at 348-D Ozark Ave., will close at 4:30 p.m., on Thursday, Nov. 12. Office hours through Thursday will be 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The office phone number is (417) 962-4586.
The agents in charge of the office, Rachel and Joel Easter, have opted to retire from the position. The office will re-open after the Missouri Department of Revenue chooses a new agent to replace the Easters. A specific date for re-opening has not been determined.
Common transactions that are conducted at local license offices include renewing or applying for a driver license, renewing or applying for registration on motor vehicles, boats and outboard motors, and applying for titles and paying sales taxes on those units.
"It's unfortunate when an office has to temporarily close," said Alana M. Barragán-Scott, director of the Department of Revenue. "I know it will inconvenience some customers for a short time, but we are working to alleviate the problem. The department expects to name a new agent soon, and we will work with the person or group selected to get the office open as quickly as possible. In addition, there are other nearby license offices that citizens can visit while the Cabool office is closed."
Customers who need to conduct business at a motor vehicle license office are encouraged to visit the following nearby locations. Address, phone numbers, and business hours are listed below.
Mountain Grove - 807 N. Main St., Suite 5, (417) 926-3333
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - Noon
Willow Springs - 112 E. Main St., (417) 469-3944
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Closed for lunch each weekday 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Houston - 122 W. Walnut St., (417) 967-3878
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
First business day and last 2 business days of month 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed for lunch each weekday 11:30 a.m. - Noon
A complete listing of offices, including directions and office hours, is available online at http://dor.mo.gov/mvdl/offloc/.
Customers who have been notified that their personalized license plates are available at the Cabool office, but who can't get to the Cabool office by Nov. 12, can pick up their plates on or after Nov. 18 at the Mountain Grove office.
The department's call centers are also available to answer questions about motor vehicle license office transactions. The centers are open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. For motor vehicle/license plate issues, you can call (573) 526-3669, and for answers to driver license questions, you can call (573) 751-1887.


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CARSON, Calif. – David Beckham is dealing with an injury that has placed his status in question for Friday's match against the Colorado Rapids.
On the league's injury report, which was released on Tuesday afternoon, Beckham was listed as questionable with a left ankle sprain. The 37-year-old midfielder picked up the injury during the Galaxy's 2-0 victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps on September 1st. Following training on Tuesday, head coach Bruce Arena said that the club had "no thoughts" as to Beckham's injury and added he "might be" available for selection in Friday's match.
Beckham's inclusion to the report wasn't the only bit of news as forward Edson Buddle was removed from the Galaxy's report. Buddle is still on the mend since undergoing knee surgery in June to repair a tear in his right meniscus.
The 31-year-old forward has made two consecutive solid appearances in the Reserve League, going 45 minutes during LA's 2-0 defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes reserves on September 4th and 57 minutes in the Galaxy's 4-0 victory over the Portland Timbers reserves on Monday.
Christian Wilhelmsson wasn't present at LA Galaxy training on Tuesday, but the Swedish International is one step closer to making his first team debut for the club.
The 32-year-old winger traveled to Tijuana, Mexico on Tuesday to receive his P-1 Visa. If the Swede has his P-1 Visa as well as his International Transfer Certificate in time, he would be available to make his MLS debut in Friday's game against the Colorado Rapids.
Robbie Keane has returned from international duty with Ireland and was back at training with the Galaxy for their session on Tuesday morning.
Keane makes a triumphant return to the Galaxy training ground after scoring a goal during Ireland's dramatic come from behind World Cup qualifying win over Kazakhstan on September 7th. Arena told reporters that Keane should be available against the Rapids.
Adam Serrano is the LA Galaxy Insider. Read his blog at LAGalaxy.com/Insider and contact him at email@example.com


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political salisbury examiner principle not policy a dark pall has hung over our country till tin s abominable years of radical mis rule sered and familiarized by the tnon btroos crime of traitors and sneak-thieves in high places the consciences of men s ; mod dead or gone into oblivious slum ber great principles have been trampled iu the dirt principles held dear by oar forefathers hj the founders of oor gov ernment of laws and even held sacred by oor great statesmen until hyditt-li tided radicalism stalked forth in the hind and threw its black mantle over till that was grand and glorious in the estimation of civilized white freemen the past has been regarded as a record of lies the beauties and blessings of democratic gov ernment have been caricatured and the wisdom and virtue of the noble dead spit upoil and scoffed at liberty has been stabbed to the heart by tlte millions of power and ridiculed its the politician's convenient and impudent cheat n'o.v is there no way mil ofthis dark ness xo escape from the jaws of ulti mate political death there is a sure way oul a sure road to victory it is by adhere i <■liriuly to principle the great l*rincipl - of democratic government as set forth by jefferson and the founders of our free institutions there must be 110 more shuffling no moi e convenient meth ods of policy time-serving and trimming ' policy the miserable spawn ofthe slug gard's or the coward's miud is coi.tiuual ly educating the people in the wrong di rection it has rendered the masses in different and is playing into the hands of j the . adicals in our opinion a greater curse cannot befall our country or un common cause of liberty than for the i democratic party to attempt to triumph , this year ou any other platform than that which embraces the fundamental priitei - pics 1 our free governmental system all j flimsy dodges and catches such as our 1 impudent and lying political iocs tin use i ing to mislead the people musl be spit upon and spuuicd 1 here has been too much vacillating and running after false j gods the bcgi iuiiiied ami besotted allies of politict.i hucksters who are trimming \ so as to be on the winning side no mat i ti r which party succeeds must be kicked out of the democratic tanks one enemy in our camp is worse than a thousand open foes all good and true men will rally ou a platform of principles the ic.tks and '. raitors w ill die hard but thoy will surely be beat ten there is too much at stake to begin the campaign on a milk ! and cider basis the honest masses who know what radicalism is and means can not support it the essentia principles of onr govern ment and political faith were summed up by mr jefferson in his lirst inaugural ad dress and may be read aud studied with prolil by every true democrat they are as follow : equal aud exact justice to all men of whatever state and persuasion religious or political peace commerce and honest friendship with all nations — entangling alliances with none the support of tbe state governments in till their rights as the most competent administrations for onr domes ic concerns and the surest bul warks iigiiiusl auti-republiean tendencies the preservation of the general govern meut iti its whole constitutional vigor as the sheet anchor of oar peace tit home and safety abroad ; a jealous care ofthe ri-1 t of elect bin by the people a mild and sao corrective of abuses which arc lopped off by the sword of revolution where peace able remedies are unprovided absolute acquiescence in the decisions of the major ity the vital principle of republics from which then is no appeal but to force the vital principle and immediate parent ol despi tism : tt well disciplined militia our best rei iu nee in peace and for the lirst moments of war till regulars may relieve them ; the supremacy of the civil over the military authority j economy in the public exp use that labor may be lightly burdened li honest payment of our debts tlinl sacred pn servation of the pub he faith eucouragetueut of agriculture and of commerce its handmaid the diffu sion of information and the arraignment of all abuses at the bar of public reason ; freedom of religion ; freedom of the press i'n ed nn oi person under the protect ion ol the habeas corpus and trial by juries im partially elected these principles form the bright constellation which has gone before us and guided our steps through au age of revolution and reformation the wisdom of our sages and the blood of our heroes have been devoted to their attain ment they should be the creed of our ' political faith the code of civil instruction i the touchstone by which to try the servi | ces of those we trust and should we w an der from them ill moments of error or ! ahum lei ns hasten to retrace our steps ! and to regaiu the road which alone leads to peace liberty and safety ." lt is said that in a short time the order relieving geu schofleld from command at west point will be issued and that it i has been determined to replace him with ; gen pope gen pope is a christian soldier of the stamp of gen 0 0 how ard and the idea is that be will be able to restore peace and good will among till : thii cadets black and white salisbury examiner the poor max's party the radicals tell us that their's is the poor 1111111 party ; that the radical party | helps the poor man the laborer and gives , him a chance with the rich and the great j and that they look after their members and take care of them this is the grandest of all the many monstrous lies that party and its leaders have palmed off on the credulous and ignorant there never has been a par ty or political faction in this country that so effectually and in so many different ways robbed and oppressed the poor the labor ing people the farmers and thc mechanics look at the high protective taiiff system [ which is one of the radical party's pet j schemes it is a fearful engine of op pres 1 sion and robbery of the consumer ofthe poor there is scarcely an article of con i sumption the poorman has to buy that is ; not increased in price under this system from lo to 100 per cent take for instance ' the article of blankets lie has to pay 90 percent more than he would if the duty j was free he has to pay 3a per cent in ex j cess on ; all the boots and shoes his family uses he has to pay nearly double its value : to the protected classes for the government realizes or gets but a very small per cent t ke next the inter ial revenue bystem another pet scheme of plunder devised by the radical party and here everything the poor man or liis family consumes has to have i tt stamp on it every bar of soap paper of plus box of matches pint of vinegar ounce ! of snuff yard of cloth dose of medicine is taxed and the lab ring man the man who ' i ' makes them all has to pay the favored classes 1 enhanced prices for what for the privi lege of voting for the radical party it is an insult fortius miserable faction to talk about being thc poor man's party it has robbed and oppresse l the poor man in j , every conceiveable way ; and it is struggling j to continue t!ds system of tyranny and wrong by organizing the negroes to vote down poor white men at the polls in the south we are all poor till laboring j people we have no favored classes we | feel more keenly the outrages of the radi j cal party since the wrong of plunder aud high taxes i coupled with the infamous at tempt to keep us down with the vote of ignorant negroes managed and controlled ! by those who are paid to do the dirty work | with the money wrung from our hard earn ings white men of the south can't vote for tlie radical party without assissting to ! rob themselves and their families a vote i for radicalism in the south is a vote for j poverty or liicli taxes for negro domina tion a citizen of coxnei ncct makes cm ai.l ks a'.ainst grant — washington may 14 — the petition of davis hatch a citizen of connecticut came before the senate to-day he claims that at the time the negotiations were going on for acquiring st domingo he wtis seized and imprisoned by the dominican govern ment not only does he charge that the united sttites officers who were there con nived at it but that his ill treatment was instigated by president grant and gener al rtibeoek it was before the senate years ago when there were but eight democrats in the body and then messrs schurz and ferry voted with the demp 1 i;t;s on the connuitte in favor of ilalch mr conkling spoke with a good deal of spirit to-day and wanted it considered res adjudicata tiie veto condensed — no democrat shall be appointed an election deputy mar shal ; all sliall be republicans the federal judges shall not appoint these deputies but they shall bc selected by the radical cam paign managers and commissioned by the attorney-general tliere shall he no restric tions as to moral character for we have heretofore appointed thieves thugs and pen itentiary graduates and wc may want more of their sort this is the condensed english of mr hayes veto if grant tries for the nomination at chicago and fails to get it then that will be a great triumph of principle and we sliall probably never hear anything more about a third term of the presidency in our day if grant is nominated at chi cago and defeated tit the polls then that will be « great triumph of real republi can principles due of these two things we believe will happen so let all patri ots rejoice and be happy — n y sun ind lincoln county seems t be divided be tween maj graham and col hoke of lincoln and c«l johnston of mecklen burg for congress the township meet ings were held in tiiat county last satur nrday and we see tbat each of the above gentlemen have a following the indica tions at present point to the nomination of col wm johnston western caro linian i like the ring of your leader that's the way to strike christian people must refuse to vote for immoral corrupt and loose men i intend to use great care fulness hereafter paul whitehead it would begin a new and glorious era if even the foremost men in the churches would take such a stand meu of the world would respect christians more if every one voted as lie prayed — rich maud christian advocate m isceli.aneous bitten by a dog i a terrible case of hydrophobia in loui rillc i louisville ky may 15 it is some time since a case of hydrophobia has occur ed in this city but to-day two horrible eases of this disease is chronicled the per sons afflicted are preston fcrema a plas ' terer living on sixteenth and,i!arney streets and his little boy of seven or eight vear several weeks ago the child was bitten by a dog but its parents paid no attention to the matter and the wound speedily healed j three days ago the little fellow began to ex ' hibit strange symptoms of sickness which gave his parents much alarm since that j time he has constantly grown worse until now he is suffering from what is thought'to ! be a genuine case of hydrophobia the i child froths at the mouth snaps and snarls i like a dog at times is seized with agonizing ' spasms ar d exhibits other symptoms of ra ! bies up to to-day foreman has shown no symptoms of madness this morning he complained of feeling badly and soon be gan to act strangely it waa not long before he began to rave like a maniac nnd and to show signs of rabies he began to froth at the mouth howl and napp like a dog and tried to bite whoever came near [ him about 9 o'clock this morning he went i out on the street where his appearance crea ted a perfect panic lie wtis terribly vio lent and threatened every one whom he saw fortunately he did not succeed in in juring anybody ; one negro was struck on the head and knocked down but he was not badly hurt people living in the neigh borhood were terribly scared at the violent behavior of the man a policeman was sought for and officer j p mcwhorter soon arrived on the scene he gave chase to the maniac and caught liim at the corner of sixteenth and prentice streets the po liceman called others to his assistance and with the help of four negroes foreman was secured and bound about the hands and feet a wagon wtis procured and the mad man placed in jail in a straight-jacket yhy he dismally groaned in this country no matter where reside two lawyers no matter whom suffice to say these lawyers are young genial and deep m legal lore and as such are occasionally ought after in criminal cases of small im port a very short time ago no matter when professional duties called them be fore a certain justice ofthe peace in the county one was to prosecute an.l the oth er defend the ease was conducted with skill and ability and the court unaccus tomed to such beamed with deep admira tion upon the young lawyers and wtis hap py the fime arrived for the prosecuting attorney to deliver his speech and he v x ed eloquent on the subject of carrying con cealed weapons and made moving ap ea ' • in the name of the law that visibly affected the court who wept muchly and mentally vowed vengeance against the culprit all at once however and for some unaccount able cause his eloquence suddenly ceased his left leg seemed to be troubling him be ; yond measure and he affectionately grasped it with both hands and groaned dismally i tis he cast an appealing look toward the j door as if he desired above all earthly things to be on the outside aflatoncetheraystery was eleuredju an innocent revolver serene ly glided out cf the pants leg on the floor tl e young at.otney was ine uitinently floor ed and the court who had been revolving in his mind the propriety of sending for all the doctors in the ueigborhood was a-ton lshed wiped his eyes and ahem d om-raous ly the young attorney was unable to offer any excuse and the court promptly fined him twenty-five dollars and cost and here after he will be more careful — vicksburg miss herald enolisii stoikes — london may lo the morning post says at blackburn to day the s'.rike of cotton operatives will be fully developed the opening and carding departments in whieh about 700 operatives are engaged will be close and upwards of 30,000 operatives in all will be rend idle with four exceptions the mast rs are unanimous in favor of a lockout and will n t reopen the mills until they . ce that the operatives as a body are prepared to resume work there is no doubt that a majority of the operatives from thc beginning have been opposed to a strike and whenever the masters open they will return iuthecourse ofa week the weavers judging from their present demeanor will return in large num bers the employers of accrington district are determined if tlie blackburn strike contin ues to stop their mills thursday friday and saturday of each week charlotte southern home about eleven o'clock tuesday night suddenly the streets were tired up with the brilliancy ofthe noonday sun and tlie whole firmanent seem ed a blaze with a dazzling and beautiful light a meteor exploded in u.id-h.aven remained stationary enlarged expanded and in a few moments noislessly and rapid ly died away while it lasted however its light was of the most wonderful and inde scribable whiteness aud its efil-ct highly thrilling and impressive it was tho most remarkable phenomenon of tho heavenly bodice that we ever witnessed salt an exchange says : in regard to the j use of salt for the farm orchard and fruit culture i will quote from different sources j mr lewis says agr mass 1873-4 page 819 1st pt : i used refuse sah | from syracuse salt works i think for every four or tive bushels sown i got ten ' additional tons of beets 1 have come to believe that salt is a special fertilizer for ! the mangold the turnip the whole turnip family the whole cabbage family the whole beet family and 1 do not think it i can be beat by anything for beets except \ hen manure but these salt washings are composed of over thirty-four parts of chloride of sodium salt and thirty-five parts of sulphate of lime so this does not i w holly speak for the salt the fruit re i cordcr has often mentioned the uses of i salt and the great benefit derived from it i but i cannot find anywhere the appliea i tion of salt to the flower garden in order | to brighten the colors of the flowers and } increase the growth of the plants it is commonly known that soda applied in the form of soapsuds is very beneficial ; but has any one tried salt ? yes the an swer is to kill weeds thinking ou the above known truths i determined to try , among the flowers stilt sown broadcast to a bed eighteen pqnare feet two square j yards i applied salt at the rate of 113 i bushel to the acre and raked it in well j taking care that the salt did not touch the base of the stalks or plants then i ' watered the bed with seven gallons of water daily for three days the fourth day wtis stormy at the time of implica tion of salt some of the balsams were in bud others having no signs of any buds when the balsams blossomed i had i them compared with others of the same kind in another part of the garden hav ing no stilt ; and the flowers of the salted balsams were cleaner fresher and there fore brighter in the centre of this bal sam bed wtis a castor-oil bean ricinus commuis that before the application of sail was growing very poorly but after was given salt to eat grew fast and ap peared healthy i can safely say salt rightly applied to the flower garden will increase the color ofthe bloom with tiiis important gain — the killing of the cut-worm or grub so plentiful iti many soils we would advise much caution in the use of salt — kl obsekvkr a rather amusing incident is told as hav ing occurn 1 recently tit a church in con necticut not many miles from fairfield the clergyman as would appear desired to call the attention ofhis congregation to the fact that it being the last sunday in the month he wmild administer the rite of baptism to children previous to his having entered the pulpit he had received from one of his elders who iy the way was quiet deaf a notice to the effect that tis the children would be present that afternoon and he had the new sunday school books ready for dis tribution he would have them there to sell • to all w ho desired them after the sermon the clergyman began the notice ofthe bap | tismal service thus all of those having i children and desiring to have them baptized will bring them this afternoon at this i point the deal elder hearing the mention of i children supposed it was something in ref erence to his books and rising said and tiii those having none and desiring them will be supplied by ine for the sum of twen ty-five cent the latest story about the prince of wales , i that recently having bathed in a public ! b.ith-house in paris he stood looking about for a man to rnb him down suddenly he i espied a tall dark man who like himself i appeared to have nothing to do and tak | iiilt him for one ofthe servants of the estab lishment the prince walked up to him and tapping him on the shoulder said with a smile if you are the shanipooner i am vour niiin 1 the dark and nude unknown turned angrily and the prince of wales found himself face to face with don carlos tile prince himself tells thestory and imi tates to perfection the look of wounded j dignity and concentrated horror and dis ! gust of the spanish pretender nothing iike cheek for an advertising so lictor a newspaper proprietor advertised for one once ar.d when several young men called in answer thereto told them to get out or he would kick them ont several left in disgust not knowing that he was testing their cheek but one man didn't care | worth a cent but coolly sat down and swore he would not go until his testimonials had been read so he locked the door put the | key ir his poeket and handed in lii papers j ah said the ad-vcrtiscrs you'll do i can , see i don't want testimonials your style im enough for me ' there is good in all things even in the i m-ich-aliused tobacco a citizen of fay , etteville tells the banner that be h is unsuc \ cessfully experimented with almost every j kind of remedy to rid his garden of worms j '' and pc-tiferons insects and has at last lis j covered an effective one he says the ap i plication of tobacco dust to plants will cause worms bugs etc to leave immediate . ly and in many iustances where the dust strikes a worm he dies instantcr the dust is to be sifted over the plants in early mure in before th e dew dvajtorate sudden deaths apoplexy in apoplexy a blood vessel of the brain gives way and the blooil accu mulates near its base and pressing on the cranial nerves on wliich the action ofthe vital organs depends cut off the flow of nervous force to the latter a slighter effusion may cause only paralysis from which the patient may recover the wound healing and the blood being gradually taken up and carried off by the absorbents sometimes the serous portion of the blood escapes through the pores of the vessels sufficiently to occasion a simi lar result free-livers are specially liable to apoplexy they keep the vessels too full aud the current too strong more blood always goes to the brain than elsewhere its vessels are particularly weak and as age approaches they grow brittle through a tendency to become more less ossified besides the ves sels of the brain are subjected to a special strain in consequence of the '' contraction of its vessels during sleep and the sudden inrush of blood on waking there is no doubt that some persons inherit a tendency to apoplexy tho it is quite ikely that they have also inherited a tendency to luxurious liv ing let them abjure tlieir habit in this respect and probably the sudden stroke which prostrated a father iu death may never overtake them the use of wine or spirit with one's dinner increases the tendency to an apoplectic attack as it greatly quick ens the action ofthe heart augments the power with which that central forcing pump throws the blood into the engorged cerebral arteries youth's companion beecher on children the new york correspondent of utile's weekly gives the following ex tract from a recent sermon by beech er which contains matter for reflec tion : mr beecher sometimes preaches good practical sermons on sunday last he baptized sixteen infants and then preached on the bringing up of children the most powerful institu tion that exists he said is not the slate nor the church but the familv and the vast majority of children born into this world arc brought up by pa rents incompetent to do it the first requisite is health and they should have air exercise and wholesome food to secure that all the business of father and mother till the child comes to be ten or twelve is to secure good health it is no use to have a head of genius on a rye-straw body it is unjust to have an angel that cannot \ keep hold of the animal that has got to carry him all his life if there is one thing that thc commonwealth can not afford to do it is to breed criini ■nals the poorest business that ever j was is thnt give to the poor light and air something ofthe privileges ofthe heaven above and the waters beneath belong to every citizen and the state ought to provide it or not to permit it to be blocked up or taken away xew york city to-day is lit tie better than a monstrous herod send j ing forth to slay more innocents in ' one single night than herod ever dreamed of slaying in his whole reign j where the workmen live there should be thc broadest streets the most light the most air the most convenient dwellings — if not ou tlieir own account on account ofthe welfare of the com monwealth care should lie taken not to force children too rapidly — blessed are those who do not have premature angels for their children ; blessed is that family that has child ren so fast that they don't have time to pamper any of them ; blessed is that family that dees not have a premature n_usicalgeniusini.,a premature artist a premature preacher one of those children that can pray as if he was for a ty years old is a monster early gen vs is a thing uot to rejoice over ; see that your children are kept down to ani mal conditions so that the brain shall not destroy them the bringing out upon the stage of the world these in fant prodigies is all wrong — these five year-old musicians these infant mo zarts these boy preachers — all sorts of monstrosities they soon fail to ex cite wonder t ad titration ; the chid is soon pumped dry and grows up a fool or else lie dies which is the bet ter alternative by far next to health in the familv is obedience the child born into a world of infinite subordi nation ; liberty itself is only obedience to law and there ta no land in the world that needs to understand this more than ours where children at five years know everything and at ten are our rulers the law of taking care of our children ought to go further back than the mere birth of the child it ought to go to the antecedent con ditions i don't think that civiliza tion will prevail in this world until physiological laws of god are observ ed to the letter enteepmsing men — meesrs gwyn & chatham proprietor of the elkin woolen mills elkin x c are progressive men and are steadily extending tlieir business they are introducing additional machinery this spring in order to meet the growing demands for their goods success to them — salisbury watchman so say wn j clever gentlemen they are and they deserve to be forced to increase their facilities for the man ufacture of tlieir excellent goods as much too may be said of their most excellent neighbors messrs r r gwyn & co of the well known and reputable elkin manufacturing company who like them have had to add new machinery this spring to meet the growing demand for their manufactures — statesville landmark french intekest in yorktowx — the french colony in xew lork takes much interest in the coining centennial celebration ofthe battle of yorktown va the cercle fran chise de l'harmonie invited m leon chotteau before his departure for franco to express to lhe french gov ernment the sentiments ofthe french citizens of xew york in regard tothe proposed participation of france in the celebration m f kinzler pres ident ofthe club received a dispatch from m chotteau recently stating that president grevy promises his cordial concurrence in the affair in case an oilicial invitation is received from the government of the united states the siti oi the obelisk at a meet ing of the new york department of parks april o the site for the egyptian obelisk soon to be transshipped at alexandria was finally decided it is to stand on a natural knoll in front ofthe new building of the metropolitan museum of art on hie west side of the main carriage-way this will add a new attraction to central park and prevent the monolith from being dwarfed by surrounding buildings as it would have been in any of the smaller parks or squares of the city all the postive data bays dr win chell tend toward the convictiou thatthe negro has come down to us from pie-atla ntic times : that he has always varied at a rate practically uniform and that he intuit not bc sought iu noah four thousand years back nor in adam ix thousand years back but in some humble progeni tor living on this earth many thousand years before adam and we wonder what dr wiiicht-11 knows about it mon than oth.-rs ariel foi instance ral ob pet eagt.e — w g bahnson has caged at air si mail's store in salem a very tin bird of thc eagle kind it wa caught on dutchman creek davie county with a steel trap and brought hither l.y mr charles bahnson the bird is of the golden eagle variety and 1 quite a curiosity mr l>ahn son has placed tie cage conspicuously in the yard where all wli may wish to see the monarch of tbe air can do so but will a.-lc all please not to tease iii pet winston s i 1,(1 mr john mccullougb is quoted as say ing thai he ti ies to make othello his moot finish il rob that he loves virgiuins aud finds in it his greatest profit and that l.e qnds i'a the south a keener appre 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After holding off the Bears' offense in a 4-1 game one victory, the Bisons could not record the big out in game two as they were defeated 14-9 on Friday, May 9,
The Bisons jumped on Mercer' starter, Dan April early in game one, scoring two quick runs in the first. Jorge Gutierrez got Lipscomb started with a single to third. The next batter, Allen Bolden, wasted no time bringing him in, doubling to right center, to give the Bisons the 1-0 lead. Jared Picchiottino brought home another Lipscomb run on a bases loaded walk later in the inning.
Bisons' starter, Brandon McClurg, finally gave up a run to the Bears in the seventh. He was relieved by right-hander, Chris Burnett with one out and two runners on. Burnett proceeded to strike out the next two batters, stranding both runners, to get out of the jam and extend his streak of appearances without allowing an earned run to six.
The Bisons added to their lead with two more runs of their own in the bottom of the inning on a two run double by Shane Simpkins.
Right-hander, Kyle Tognazzini closed out the game to earn his third save of the season. McClurg received the win to improve his record to 6-4. In 6.1 innings of work, he gave up one run on six hits, while striking out three.
In game two, the Bisons found themselves in an early 3-0 hole after the first half inning. However, Blake Bratcher helped pull Lipscomb to within one in the bottom of the inning, driving home two on a double to right center.
The Bisons took the lead in the third. Gutierrez got the scoring started with a solo homerun to lead off the inning. Justin Sanders gave Lipscomb the lead later in the inning with an RBI sacrifice fly. Two batters later, Wilkins singled to left center, driving in two more for a 6-3 Bison lead.
The Bisons added another in the fourth after a run scored when Bolden grounded into a double play.
The Bears pulled a little closer, scoring two more runs against Bisons' starter, Mike Dunn in the fifth to bring the score to 7-5.
Right-hander, Josh Smith came on in relief of Dunn to start the sixth. In five innings, Dunn gave up five runs, four earned, while striking out four.
Smith pitched a scoreless sixth before running into some trouble in the seventh. Burnett relieved Smith with two runners on and no outs. Burnett only recorded one out and allowed both inherited runners to score, prompting Bisons' head coach, Jeff Forehand to call on right-hander, Kyle Tognazzini in relief. Tognazzini induced a big double play to get the Bisons out of the inning without further damage, leaving the score tied 7-7.
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He served as President Ronald Reagan's national security adviser from 1987-1989 and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for both President George H.W. Bush and for President Bill Clinton from 1989-1993. During his time as chairman, he oversaw 28 crises, including the U.S. invasion of Panama (1989) and Operation Desert Storm in the 1991 Persian Gulf War.
Powell was appointed the 65th secretary of state under President George W. Bush, and he led the state department to solve regional and civil conflicts in Afghanistan, the Balkans, Congo, Haiti, Iraq, Liberia, Northern Ireland and Sudan. Powell was widely respected for using diplomacy to build trust, forge alliances and then help transform these unstable regions.
The U.S. military has given Powell many awards and decorations, including the Defense Distinguished Service Medal (with three Oak Leaf Clusters), the Army Distinguished Service Medal (with Oak Leaf Cluster), Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit (with Oak Leaf Cluster), Soldier's Medal, Bronze Star Medal and the Purple Heart. His civil awards include two Presidential Medals of Freedom, the President's Citizens Medal, the Congressional Gold Medal and the Secretary of Energy Distinguished Service Medal. In addition, more than two dozen countries have honored him with awards, including a French Legion of Honor and an honorary knighthood bestowed by H.M. Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain.
Powell founded the Colin L. Powell Center for Leadership and Service at his alma mater, the City College of New York, to develop a new generation of publicly engaged leaders. He founded and is chairman emeritus of America's Promise Alliance, dedicated to improving the lives of children.
The Westmont Foundation and area businesses sponsor the President's Breakfast to promote discussion and consideration of current issues among local community leaders. This year's lead sponsor is Santa Barbara Bank and Trust, now part of Union Bank. Gold sponsors include Axia, Chronicle Family Offices, Davies,Ergomotion, Hub International, La Arcada, Jo and Carl Lindros, Matt Construction, Lindsay and Laurie Parton,Rabobank and V3.
Past Westmont President's Breakfast keynote speakers include: Condoleezza Rice, former secretary of state; Robert Gates, former secretary of defense, Walter Isaacson, president of the Aspen Institute and former chairman and CEO of CNN; Thomas Friedman, author of "Hot, Flat, and Crowded" and "The World is Flat"; and American historian and bestselling author David McCullough, who has twice won the Pulitzer Prize.


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(Vested In Culture/Epic)
It's impossible not to relish Coco O's sultry vocals on "Avalanche," the sophomore effort from Danish electro-soul duo Quadron. Her sweet voice tangles with a mix of indie pop, electronica, soul and jazz here, and it's all tightly spun together by producer Robin Hannibal.
Anyone with an ear to recent imports like Jessie Ware and James Blake has likely heard the mysterious, quiet storm minimalism of Hannibal's other project, Rhye. But where his work with Rhye delves into woozy, candle-lit soul, he dials up lighter grooves with Quadron.
"Avalanche" shows Quadron's mastered genre-hopping. It offers more pop-friendly hues than the group's self-titled 2009 debut, and Hannibal's complex productions offer a lush playground for Coco. Yet the singer often opts for restraint, choosing to ride inside the groove rather than belting over it. She flips between the spellbinding seduction of Sade and the gut-wrenching heartbreak of Adele but never loses herself in the process.
Lyrics like "Can't you see that I still can't fight my feelings / So I turn to you but look the other way / So I won't see your careless face" (on "Sea Salt") feel heartbreaking, yet sensual. And on the irresistible, anthemic lead single, "Hey Love," the duo crafted a rollicking dance floor stomp, even as Coco desperately pleads to a lover to let her "prove that I'm the one."
It's devastation and heartbreak, yes, but Coco hardly gets weepy. Even a tribute to Michael Jackson, "Neverland," is offered without the despair or regret one would expect. And while a great debt of that is owed to Coco's ability to play it cool, regardless of the heat, it's also an accomplishment of Hannibal's expert production.
— Gerrick Kennedy
"Kenny Dennis LP"
Who is Kenny Dennis? He's a 53-year-old, Mike Ditka-loving, mustachioed Chicago lunkhead and rapper who formerly starred in a fictional hip-hop trio. A project that began as a character invented by rapper Serengeti in 2008, Kenny's got an opinion about everything: A man who'll shush loudmouths on the el train, who rips up traffic tickets but whose code dictates he pull over to help a stranded motorist.
The fictional Kenny rules this album with an iron fist, and Serengeti conveys a Chicago-accented persona with the skill of an actor while producer Odd Nosdam offers left-field beats that buzz with accomplishment. Between tracks, a friend of Kenny's describes our hero documentary style.
The song "Kenny and Jueles" showcases Kenny whisper-rapping about his wife with touching verses that detail their relationship — playing Scrabble and connecting the word "sausage" to "Polish," watching sports on the couch and drinking hot toddies.
"50th Birthday" recounts Kenny's failed L.A. dinner at a Ruth's Chris Steak House to meet Nitro from "American Gladiator." Taken together, the 11 tracks on "Kenny Dennis" feel like chapters and combine to create a work as accomplished — and entertaining — as a well-imagined graphic novel or confidently told short story.
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U.S. Cellular Announces Lower Prices on Shared Connect Plans
CHICAGO (May 20, 2014) – U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) announced today that it is lowering the cost of its Shared Connect plans for customers who bring their own device or choose the company's recently launched device installment option. Beginning today, a family of four can have unlimited voice and messaging and share 10 GB of data for $140 per month, $20 less than Verizon and AT&T. A business with five employees can have unlimited voice and messaging and 10 GB of data for $150 per month, $25 less than Verizon and AT&T.
U.S. Cellular is offering discounted device connection charges on all of its Shared Connect plans for those who choose to pay for their smartphone in monthly installments or bring their own device. The monthly connection charge is just $10 per month for smartphones on 10 GB plans or higher and $20 per month on plans with 8 GB or lower.
"Wireless customers who come to U.S. Cellular can now get the best plans along with a best-in-class network that works where they work, live and play," said Grant Leech, vice president of brand marketing for U.S. Cellular. "The overall value of these plans is increased when you add in our valuable rewards program that provides consumers and businesses opportunities to get new devices faster and free accessories that can enhance their wireless experience."
With U.S. Cellular's $0 down retail installment option (for qualified customers), customers pay tax on a new device at the point of sale, and then make 24 monthly payments that are conveniently added to their wireless bill. Customers can upgrade this device in as little as 12 months if they trade it in for the latest model. They can also choose to pay off the full balance of their device anytime they want. With the discounted device connection charges, these plans offer an even better value for customers.
In addition to these market-leading plans, U.S. Cellular is continuing to pay off customers' old contracts, up to $350 per line, when they switch to a Shared Connect plan and choose the device installment payment plan. Anyone who ports their number from another carrier and sends in their final bill with the early termination fee on it will receive a prepaid debit card for that amount.
U.S. Cellular, in partnership with King Street Wireless, offers 4G LTE service to nearly 90 percent of its customers, and more than 93 percent of customers will have 4G LTE speeds by the end of 2014.
New Retail Installment Contract, Shared Connect Plan and credit approval required. Financing terms are zero down, zero APR; 24 monthly payments. ETF Promo: Valid for up to four Consumer lines and 25 Business lines. Must port in current number to U.S. Cellular. Customer will be reimbursed for the ETF reflected on the final bill up to $350 per line. 4G LTE not available in all areas. See uscellular.com/4G for detailed coverage info. 4G LTE service is provided in partnership with King Street Wireless. LTE is a trademark of ETSI. Additional terms, conditions, taxes and charges may apply. See uscellular.com for details.
About King Street Wireless, L.P.
King Street Wireless, L.P. currently holds 700 MHz wireless spectrum in 27 states and is partnering with Chicago-based U.S. Cellular to deliver high-speed 4G LTE service to U.S. Cellular's customers in several of the carrier's markets. King Street Wireless is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia where it is recognized for its involvement in its community both through its economic development and philanthropic efforts. To learn more about King Street Wireless, visit www.kingstreetwireless.com.
About U.S. Cellular
U.S. Cellular rewards its customers with unmatched benefits and industry-leading innovations designed to elevate the customer experience. The Chicago-based carrier has a strong line-up of cutting-edge devices that are all backed by its high-speed network that has the highest call quality of any national carrier. Currently, nearly 90 percent of customers have access to 4G LTE speeds, and more than 93 percent will have access by the end of 2014. U.S. Cellular was named a J.D. Power and Associates Customer Champion in 2014 for the third time in four years. To learn more about U.S. Cellular, visit one of its retail stores or uscellular.com. To get the latest news, promos and videos, connect with U.S. Cellular on Facebook.com/uscellular, Twitter.com/uscellular and YouTube.com/uscellularcorp.
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DogNerd wrote:Update on Jojo: The vets ran a PCR test and it turns out he is positive for babesia. Poor guy . At least now we know what is going on and can move forward in terms of making him as healthy as possible. I am pretty sure there are some folks on this board that have dealt with it, so I am off to do a search and send some pms. Thanks for all the good thoughts for him!
I read some of the Vicktory dogs at Best Friends have that Babesia too. Maybe they are using some treatment protocols that work?


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Swiss Government Says File Sharing Isn't A Big Deal; Artist Are Fine, Industry Should Adapt
from the welcome-to-section-301 dept
The report also rejects ideas like a three strikes plan or any sort of internet filtering. Three strikes is rejected for interfering with free speech rights, while filtering goes against privacy rules and might also degrade overall internet performance. Perhaps most interesting, the report rejects an idea for compulsory licensing -- something that has been gaining some support, but is a really bad idea. The Swiss report notes that existing media levies are incredibly unpopular with voters who know that the money isn't really going to artists, and separately they fear that it would get in the way of "international treaty obligations." I wonder if ACTA is a part of what they mean there.
Either way, you have to wonder if this stance means that Switzerland just bought itself a place on the US government's ridiculous Special 301 Report, which is basically the US government putting countries on a "naughty list," for infringement if enough rightsholders complain.


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Easy & Natural Cleaning Tip: Shine Stainless Steel With Flour!
Usually when you're talking about having flour all over your kitchen, it's because you're getting down with some baked goods, not cleaning! One of the simplest cleaning tips we've used time and time again is not only inexpensive, but chemical-free and has yet to let us down!
Stainless steel is everywhere these days when it comes to your kitchen, so when we first heard this tip we were convinced that the aftermath of it all wouldn't be as spectacular as the oddity of the idea seemed to imply. Lo and behold, it was the best thing we ever did and it's single-handedly the most gratifying way to finish up a deep clean in the kitchen. Here's how:
After cleaning your sink with a paste of baking soda and water, dry the sink out completely and shake in some flour. We use roughly 1/4 cup, though to be honest it's not really a measuring thing — more of a dump a little out and call it good, kind of thing. Simply buff your sink with a soft cloth rag and keep at it until your sink is glistening. Wipe out leftover flour with your towel and shake into your compost bin or trashcan. It's as easy as that.
Although it might not be as practical on small appliances, this tip still works great, just make sure to use smaller amounts of flour and use a small brush to get the flour back out of tiny crevices. Make sure to use this trick when moving out of an apartment, your landlord will be shocked! It's a small way to make a big impression for mere pennies!
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IMAPFilter (a mail filtering utility)
IMAPFilter connects to remote mail servers using the Internet
Message Access Protocol (IMAP), sends searching queries to the
server and processes mailboxes based on the results. It can be used
to delete, copy, move, flag, etc. messages residing in mailboxes at
the same or different mail servers. The 4rev1 and 4 versions of the
IMAP protocol are supported.
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For those that are interested in a Space Combat, Empire Building, Resource Mining, Intrigue and Piracy then use the above link and then POST here.
I've been playing for less than a week now and have managed to get to the point where I'm ready to begin to raid my fellow man or thing, and nail his green slimy snuggle tentacles to my battlestandard.
I'm presently part of an Alliance but would be looking to start my own, if there are enough of you plunderous space piratey types to help out with the raiding and killing and the looting and general carnage.
STARTING (I'll update as I go).
You will have player protection up until you reach a Power Level of 2000 unless you do something to remove it. Like switching it off or attacking something.
Try not to give in to the urge to cluster your stations and satellites together. They only make a more tempting target to raids.
When placing Resource Satelites the resource you want will need to be close to one of your existing units. So either task a fast Fleet unit or set up close to your other stuff.
Resources, upgrades and Research updates are key. Make the most as economically as you can. Build Trade Stations to trade (at an exorbitant exchange rate to begin with) surplus Crew or Energy. Ore and Credits are mana from heaven and only for trade if you are desperate, about to lose some as you lack storage or are clinically insane.
Being a member of an alliance is a very good idea, especially when you get to the end of your protection. Pick one near you, but watch out. Some New guys switch allegiances like ammo clips. Well get to making our own soon enough but for now we learn.
You'll need Research and Trade Stations as soon as you can, multiple stations DO NOT combine their efforts and are of no worth other as a back up, which is uneconomical.
Resource Satellites also do not combine their resource gathering efforts if placed on the same resource, just get over it.
Fleets cost Crew resource to buy and Energy Resource to fuel. You'll need only so much Crew as it will build up over time while Energy is highly important, and either are handy to trade for Ore or Credits.
The way the game is structured you'll need to complete certain upgrades to get to the next level, do not despair, upgrades are all good. Try to think more about getting resources than in defence or attack until you get to 2000 points of power level you're safe enough unless you fuck things up.
Don't share Co-Ordinates of your stuff with anyone. And never on Global Chat where all can see. Thar be pirates out thar lookin' fur n00bs.
Where you can exploit any unclaimed or unowned larger Omega or Theta Stars, Moons or Planets as a main priority resource target. Omega pays out an extra 600 of that resource plus what your station gathers while the Theta will earn you 250 plus the stations earnings. Normal planets and stars etc just earn you what the stations can earn.
Always look out for White Dwarf Stars, they will earn all four resources at the same time, but without any added bonus.
You will have some Platinum. Keep this for movement. You can buy this resource by PayPal but you can also earn it in other ways. I use it for getting my fleets or stations to their destination instantly.
Shipyards do Combine and are excellent portals for fleet units, plus the only way to make fleet units. Your original Shipyard or SY is where any station that is "Recycled" (lost in battle) reappears and starts to regenerate. If you lose the original SY then your units will apear at the original spot you started at. You'll have to find a new place to put it though. Nothing is lost other than the resource it was on or the resource it was carrying.
Each new Shipyards (SY) take 5 days to come on line for some reason. But when complete you can Port your Fleets between SY without cost or penalty. Great tactical tool.
Theships best suited to combat are a combination of Fast ships and Combat Ships. The best Combat Ship is the Colossi which you can get after you research Design Specs a bit. The first ship available is the Zinger, a light but fast ship which you can combine with the Colossi to increase fleet speed. The fast ships are needed to increase the overall Fleet Speed. A 50/50 split is best. Later on after quite a bit of Research the Swinger becomes available and this ship will replace the Zinger being more Energy Economic and having even greater speed. I'd advise not getting drawn into using the other ships which aren't as good.
You'll need stores to collect keep your resource while you sleep. Aim to have as many as it takes. Surplus are lost. You need to keep these safe. There are some regions of sparsely populated space on the outskirts that make great hiding places. Keep them moving though as they are tempting targets.


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The American Volleyball Coaches Association released the results of their preseason poll on Wednesday afternoon, placing the Gauchos at No. 14 on their list. The Gauchos premiered at a similar spot last season, No. 10, before they ascended as high as No. 2 en route to the National Championship Match.
Six conference rivals in BYU, UC Irvine, UCLA, Stanford, USC, and Long Beach State take up the top six spots in the poll. Defending national champions Ohio State, though ranked eighth, were the only team outside the MPSF to garner a first place vote.
Following the unveiling of the rankings, the Gauchos proceeded to host the University of Manitoba Bisons in an exhibition match at Rob Gym. The match was the last of the season before the beginning of the regular season on Friday. Despite leading by two sets at one points, UCSB ultimately fell to their Canadian opponents in a five set marathon. Game scores for the match were 21-25, 20-25, 25-22, 27-25, 15-9.
The first game started off well enough for the Gauchos, who were led by the sole senior member of the squad, outside hitter Blaine Nielsen. Nielsen led all attackers in the set with five kills on just six attacks, representing his best set, statistically, of the night. Nielsen would finish with 11 kills and 12 digs, the only Gaucho to record a double-double on the night. Junior middle blocker Dylan Davis would add on four of his 11 kills and two of his match-high eight blocks to propel the Gauchos to a 1-0 lead.
UCSB continued to roll until Manitoba's Dane Pischke caught fire in the third set. Pischke, the son of of Manitoba coach Garth Pischke, recorded seven of his match-high 19 kills in the third frame, leading his team to a set victory and wresting the momentum from the Gauchos.
With the score tied 23-23 in the fourth frame, the Bisons were awarded a point when the Gauchos were deemed to be out of rotation, a point that would prove to be pivotal. Manitoba captured the fourth game, and parlayed that momentum into a relatively swift fifth game victory.
Despite the loss, there were some encouraging performances from the UCSB side. Sophomore middle blocker Evan Licht led the Gauchos with 13 kills, and also added eight digs. Sophomore middle blocker Ryan Thompson picked up five kills, despite seeing limited action. Junior setter Oliver Deutschman was solid all night, picking up 54 assists and being a solid floor general.
UCSB Head Coach Rick McLaughlin discussed the loss post-match: "We had good and bad moments throughout the match. Our first two games were definitely our best, but Manitoba improved as the match went on, and we increased our errors. They definitely played the bigger points better."
Though Pischke was the star for Manitoba, Joe Brookes (seven blocks) and Derek Nieroda (13 digs) had big nights as well. As a team, the Bisons outserved the Gauchos to the tune of a 5-2 advantage in serves aces and recording four less service errors (22 to UCSB's 26) throughout the match.
The regular season begins for the Gauchos on Friday, when they host the eight-team UCSB/asics Invitational Tournament. Information regarding the tournament can be found in this release.
And remember, there is still time to make your year-end, tax-deductible donation to the Gaucho Fund by clicking here. Choose the sport of your choice and make a significant difference in the life of a deserving student-athlete.


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One of the many things wrong with insurance based medical care system.
You're probably having a heart attack. This could kill you. You need to come with us.
"No. It's too expensive. I can't."
He's got kids, and grandkids, and too much debt already. That's what he tells you. And you try to tell him that life is worth a hell of a lot more than money. Grandkids, right? You want to play with your grandkids.
"I don't want them to pay my bills."


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