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Friday, Jan 18, 2019
3:00pm – 4:30pm
Friday afternoons from 3 – 4:30 p.m.
Ages 13 and up
Middle and high school students are invited to join teen expert Cooper to learn the basics of a variety of popular card games including Magic the Gathering. This group meets weekly on Fridays from 3-4:30 p.m. Here you will learn game basics and how to build a strategic deck. Unofficial tournaments for both new and experienced players will be held with cards as prizes. Registration is not required for this event.
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text: Hi, I just received my first semester grades from USC and I have an A in torts (2nd highest grade in section), A+ in civ pro (highest grade in section), A- in contracts, A in legal writing (highest grade)... They haven't released the law, language and ethics grade yet (course unique to USC i believe) but I am pretty sure I did well. I know that GULC has an early action program where you can transfer based on 1st semester grades and I was wondering whether it would be worth transferring. The largest pro is that it would be a safety move in case I dont do as well in the second semester and my chances of transfer get diminished...I would like to practice in a large law firm setting in the LA area after graduation, and would transfer to Georgetown simply because i have better BigLaw opportunities at Gtown (particularly given this downhill economy)...would appreciate the advice.


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Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe, and progressively disabling disease of the brain. People with schizophrenia often suffer terrifying symptoms, such as hearing voices not heard by others, or believing that other people are reading their minds, controlling their thoughts, or plotting to harm them. These symptoms may leave them fearful and withdrawn. Their speech and behavior can be so disorganized that they may be incomprehensible or frightening to others.
The combination of severe symptoms and chronic course of illness can cause a high degree of disability for those who suffer from schizophrenia. Approximately 1% of the population develops schizophrenia during their lifetime. More than 2 million Americans suffer from the illness. Although schizophrenia affects men and women with equal frequency, the disorder often appears earlier in men. Men are usually affected in their late teens or early twenties. Women are generally affected in their 20s-early 30s.
Researchers are not sure what causes schizophrenia. Problems with brain structure and chemistry are thought to play a role. There also appears to be a genetic component. Some have theorized that a viral infection in infancy and/or severe first trimester stress may increase the risk of schizophrenia in people who are more likely to develop the disease.
Schizophrenia increases a person's risk of suicide, self-mutilation, substance abuse, and other social problems such as being unemployed, homeless, and incarcerated. Obsessive-compulsive disorder affects a significant number of people with schizophrenia.
Khashan AS, Abel KM, MacNamee R, et al. Higher risk of offspring schizophrenia following antenatal maternal exposure to severe adverse life events. Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2008;65(2):146.
MacDonald AW, Schulz SC. What we know: findings that every theory of schizophrenia should explain. Schizophr Bull. 2009;35(3):493-508.
Schizophrenia. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at:http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T115234/Schizophrenia. Updated September 30, 2016. Accessed October 4, 2016.
Stern TA, et al. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Mosby Elsevier; 2008.
Sullivan PF, Daly MJ. Genetic architecture of psychiatric disorders: the emerging picture and its implications. Nat Rev Genet. 2012;13(8):537-551.
What is schizophrenia? National Alliance on Mental Illness website. Available at: http://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-Conditions/Schizophrenia. Accessed November 7, 2012.
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Kuhner: Arpaio Probe Could Dwarf Watergate – times247.com/articles/
>>>>>>>>> ………Recently, Sheriff Arpaio held a news conference. He said that his team of independent investigators — composed of former law enforcement officials and reporters — have for months meticulously examined the computer-generated birth certificate that Mr. Obama revealed to the public in April 2011. Their stunning conclusion: The document is a forgery. His chief investigator, Mike Zullo, says that the document is full of errors and omissions. In particular, Mr. Zullo claims that numeric sections are not filled out that otherwise would have been in birth certificates from Hawaii during that time. But other sections, such as those dealing with Mr. Obama's race and his father's work and field of study, are completed. Hence, Sheriff Arpaio's investigative posse definitively believes the birth certificate is not authentic, but was manufactured to provide Mr. Obama with a veneer of constitutional legitimacy……….
………Many question the president's status as a natural-born citizen. Mr. Obama's grandmother says he was born in Kenya. This is echoed by Obama relatives. Members of the Kenyan parliament have repeatedly claimed Mr. Obama as their native son. The Kenyan media asserts he was born in Kenya. For nearly 15 years, Mr. Obama's literary agent produced a pamphlet describing him as being "Kenyan born." In his 2004 race for the U.S. Senate, wire stories — including by the Associated Press — frequently referred to Mr. Obama's place of birth as Kenya. As late as 2009, the Kenyan government sought to build an official monument commemorating the site of Mr. Obama's birth (until the State Department ordered the project be shuttered).
The president is a brazen opportunist; a political hustler who mastered his craft on the streets of Chicago. When it suited his interests to come across as a cosmopolitan, multicultural liberal, Mr. Obama pushed a Kenyan persona. When it was no longer politically expedient, he abandoned it. Yet, Mr. Obama cannot escape a fundamental dilemma: He either lied then or he is lying now. He was either born in Kenya (as he claimed during the 1990s and part of the 2000s) or he wasn't (as he has insisted since 2007). Both cannot be true.
At best, Mr. Obama is a shameless liar. At worst, he is a foreign usurper. <<<<<<<<<< – times247.com/articles/
ARPAIO'S OBAMA PROBE FINDS 'NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT'- Hawaii found to be bogus birth-certificate factory – wnd.com/2012/07/
Most elaborate Hoax on the American people as Sheriff Arpaio's Investigation proves right! – youtube.com/
Also Related:
Some of Moralmatters.org Articles Dealing With Obama's Identity Scandal and Presidential Ineligibility
- Obama's Fraud To Be Exposed – Tuesday July 17, 2012 – moralmatters.org/2012/07/17/
- Carnival Barker Birther's Case Before the Supreme Court – moralmatters.org/2012/07/16/
- Personal Testimony Evidence of Obama's Kenyan Birth – And Facebook Deleting This – moralmatters.org/2012/06/04/
- The Obama Bin Laden Kill Myth – Why? – moralmatters.org/2012/06/03/
- Birther Barker Bashing Ridicule Gets Old – moralmatters.org/2012/05/31/
- Bottom Line – Obama Not Legitimate President – moralmatters.org/2012/05/27/
- Tabloids Do the Heavy Lifting While Mainstream Media Wimps Out – moralmatters.org/2012/05/26/
- Mainstream Media Gobbles Up Latest Hawaiian Propaganda of Obama's Alleged Birth Origin – moralmatters.org/2012/05/25/
- Obama Lies – He Must Shame Even the Devil – moralmatters.org/
- Birther Basher's Arrogance and Denial – www.moralmatters.org
- Obama Identity Scandal Grows – moralmatters.org/
- FOX Network's Obama Sin of Omission – moralmatters.org/
Also related:
Shhhh…There's a Paraceratherium in the Room – thenationalpatriot.com/2012/07/17/
How Will America Fix the Obama Fraud? – moralmatters.org/2012/07/18/
Mentally Disturbed Media – moralmatters.org/
Please also note the following Scriptures as they describe liars. Based upon these Scriptures (and, because the Triune God of this divine revelation, cannot lie), it can be honestly concluded that Barack Obama is headed for a great awakening:
Psalm 58:3 – "The wicked are estranged from the womb: they go astray as soon as they be born, speaking lies." – KJV
Proverbs 26:23-28 – "Fervent lips with a wicked heart are like earthenware covered with silver dross. He who hates, disguises it with his lips, and lays up deceit within himself; When he speaks kindly, do not believe him, for there are seven abominations in his heart; though his hatred is covered by deceit, his wickedness will be revealed before the assembly. Whoever digs a pit will fall into it, and he who rolls a stone will have it roll back on him. A lying tongue hates those who are crushed by it, and a flattering mouth works ruin." – NKJ
Please note 3 important informational links:
Election Projection – The Battle for Capitol Hill – 2012 Senate – electionprojection.com/2012elections/
The Complete List of Email Addresses and Fax Numbers for the U.S. Congress and Governors – conservativeusa.org/
U.S. Constitution Online – usconstitution.net/
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Stella is a renowned author. Her prolific output often features lots of edgy kinky stuff. And I'm guessing, if I ask real nice, Stella will read from her work for us. It'll be perfectly steamy stuff, I guarantee! It'll be the ideal antidote to this mid-winter's chill and gloom.
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Каждое утро перед восходом солнца, сотни HTC storage truck drivers start their door-to-door delivery with approximately 250,000 pieces of merchandise a day.
With HTC's successful business, the drivers sometimes drive hundreds of times back and forth between cities to make sure goods are delivered into each client's hands. Hence, a suitable vehicle door lock system should consider some factors such as its weather tolerance ability, truck size for a vehicle lock to open, the motor of the truck door lock , battery capability, two interface design and user experience. An year later, REAL designed a vehicle lock system that allows drivers to unlock the door using an electronic remote controller, and for locking the doors, they can just easily push and lock by hand.
REAL 's excellent truck security lock attracted Japanese company ICL's attention, and they requested a lock system with higher standards. They asked for a vehicle lock that can tolerate harsh weather conditions and a lock that is designed for a Japanese-made truck. With ICL's requests, REAL designed a truck door lock system that only needs one key to open a truck that has more than one door, for instance the ones in Japan that have two side doors on both sides of the truck. In the end, ICL was pleased with REAL's performance and have been working together since then.
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Kim Kardashian was recently spotted going to lunch in LA and doing a little shopping at Fred Segal in a pair of Jimmy Choo Kalmar Rope Sandals that are an exact color match for her dress. This style is no longer available, but you can shop all of JC's current seasonal styles at the Jimmy Choo website, naturally.
Jimmy Choo shoes are probably just as popular with celebs as they ever were, but strangely enough, we rarely see them on the feet of Kim Kardashian. Stretchy, form-fitting dresses that cut off mid-calf, however, are Kim's go-to look when she's pregnant. She's only a few months along, but she clearly does not mind showing off that baby bump, or pregnancy's myriad other gifts.


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CAIRO (AFP) - A team of US archaeologists has discovered the ruins of a city dating back to the period of the first farmers 7,000 years ago in Egypt's Fayyum oasis, the supreme council of antiquities said on Tuesday.
"An electromagnetic survey revealed the existence in the Karanis region of a network of walls and roads similar to those constructed during the Greco-Roman period," the council's chief Zahi Hawwas said.
Gotta give the devil his due on this one. Major find of pre-dynastic farming.


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The increase of human smugglers transporting unauthorized immigrants to the United States is likely a consequence of more effective border enforcement. Although the Obama administration has de-emphasized internal immigration enforcement after 2011, his administration has ramped up enforcement along the border – focusing on increasing the legal and economic costs imposed on unlawful immigrants apprehended while trying to enter the United States. Since border and internal enforcement are substitutes, the shift in resources and increase in penalties for unlawful crossers does not represent a decrease in total enforcement. Matt Graham from the Bipartisan Policy Center wrote an excellent breakdown of the reprioritization of immigration enforcement, the increase in penalties, and how it has deterred unauthorized immigration.
The price of smuggling is an indication of the effectiveness of immigration enforcement along the border. The first effect of increased enforcement is to decrease the supply of human smugglers. As the supply of human smugglers decreases, the price that remaining human smugglers can charge increases. Before border enforcement tightened in the early 1990s, migrants typically paid about $725 (2014 dollars). Currently, unauthorized migrants from Central America are paying around $7500.


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BANNER ELK, N.C. -- Lees-McRae College head tennis coach Paul Goode has announced the times for the 2010 Summer Tennis Camps for July 26th through July 30th.
The 4th annual summer camp is scheduled for July 26th through July 30th from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for a cost of $190 per camper for a full day or 100 per camper for a half day, including t-shirts. Shuttle vans will be provided for Watauga County with pick up and drop off times for campers each morning at 8:45 a.m. and 4:15 p.m.
The Bobcats had another great season this year finishing ranked 24th in the nation. They repeated as the Conference Carolinas regular season champions posting a 9-0 record in conference. The men's team also won the Conference Carolinas Tournament.
Goode, who is camp director, will enlist the help of Thomas Mozur this year. Mozur is the head men's tennis coach at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and lead UNCG to its first ever Southern Conference Tournament Title this year, and the NCAA Championship Tournament.
"I am excited about the camp this year we had a great group of kids last summer," Goode said. "Our staff this year is exceptional. We are very fortunate to have an elite coach such as Thomas Mozur."
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Coast Guard Releases Report on Lady Mary Sinking
A lack of training and experience combined with poor decision-making were contributing factors in the sinking of a commercial fishing boat off the New Jersey coast in 2009 that killed six people according to a report released Friday by the Coast Guard.
The Lady Mary sank on March 24, 2009 about 65 miles southeast of Cape May. One crew member survived. The Coast Guard's investigation concluded that a number of factors led to the boat's sinking and that the sinking was a survivable event.
The 71-foot boat left Cape May on March 18 and after five days of fishing had caught more than 10,000 pounds of scallops. Early on the morning of March 24 the crew brought the scallop dredge on board and drifted for about four hours, according to the report.
A number of modifications over the years had gradually made the North Carolina-based vessel less safe, according to the report. In addition, a decision to open a hatch on deck was unsafe and contributed to the sinking. The report concluded that the boat wasn't involved in a collision as originally speculated, but that sea water had gotten onto the main deck and flooded through the open hatch.
Still, the report continued, the crew could have survived the sinking.
"The vessel was outfitted with a full complement of functioning life-saving equipment and there was time for the Captain or crew to broadcast a coherent Mayday" or launch a flare, the report said. Ships in the area reported hearing a frantic, one-second transmission that sounded like a distress call.
"Due to the lack of sufficient training, the Captain and the crew were unprepared to deal with emergency situations and that negatively affected their ability to take actions to provide for their survival," the report concluded.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Seminoles.com) – The Florida State indoor volleyball program added two more essential pieces to its lineup on June 12. Middle blocker Kiara Wright and outside hitter Katie Horton will join the Seminoles for the 2014 season.
"Due to unforeseen circumstances we were really thin this spring with our numbers," FSU head coach Chris Poole said. "However, we have a lot of great players returning and have added impact players for this fall. Overall, I believe this will be one of the most talented group of players that I have ever coached at one time. The athleticism on this team is going to be outstanding and give us an opportunity to match up physically with any team we play. We had faith that everything would fall into place and expect Katie and Kiara both to help this program immediately."
A native of Houston, Texas, Wright was a highly touted middle blocker following her graduation from Clearlake High School in 2012, appearing on the ESPN Top 25 list as well as being named as the PrepVolleyball.com No.13 national player.
In addition to her volleyball skills, Wright was an outstanding high-jumper for Clear Lake's track and field team. In 2011, she jumped 5'10 which was the top jump in Texas and ranked seventh nationally.
Wright spent her first two seasons at Southern California where she helped the Women of Troy to a pair of NCAA Regional Final appearances in 2012 and 2013. She tallied 53 kills and 19 total blocks over the course of 47 sets.
"I'm excited to become a part of the Seminole family and to get a degree from FSU," Wright said. "I'm very excited to come out, work hard, and enjoy every step of the journey and hopefully help FSU get that championship ring."
Wright will be admitted as a junior.
"Kiara is clearly one of the most athletic players in the country," Poole said. "Her jump touch is about 10'7 and she has the lateral speed that will make an impact immediately on the court. She can play any position on the front row, but will be needed in the middle position to give us options early in the season. Kiara has been training with an elite program the last two years and we expect her to bring that level of training to our practices."
Horton comes to Tallahassee from Westland, Mich., following her rookie season at Ohio University where she was a major asset for the Bobcats. The outside hitter ranked second on the team in both kills (312), averaging 2.56 per set, and points (368), while contributing to Ohio's 10th MAC Championship in 11 seasons.
A product of Wayne Memorial High School, Horton was ranked as the No. 95 player by Prepvolleyball.com in the nation and was more of a soccer player before she switched her focus to volleyball at the age of 15. Since the change, Horton has developed into an all-around player.
"We were really thin this spring with our left side attack options and Katie gives us a player that can be an impact attacking out of the left and right front positions," Poole said. "She has a tremendous amount of upside, but we expect her to contribute immediately. Katie has started playing sand volleyball and I'm excited to see the impact she makes on our indoor and sand teams this year."
"I'm very excited for this opportunity to play both indoor and sand at FSU," Horton said. "Everything happened so quickly, but I knew this was a chance I couldn't pass up. The more I thought about it, the more excited I got to hopefully make an impact on both teams and improve myself as well. I'm very happy and thankful for this opportunity."
Wright and Horton join junior transfers (outside hitter) Karlie Hauer and (middle blocker) Mercedes Vaughn along with freshmen (libero/defensive specialist) Cecile Woie and (outside hitter) Milica Kubura in the 2014 signing class.


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High on the wall in the wrestling room at Monticello High School are two large boards. On them the names of every wrestler who has earned a State Championship medal are immortalized.
Young wrestlers look at the names above them on the wall and dream of some day adding their name to the list for all to remember. This season, a young sixth grade wrestler shocked many when he recited the name of a three-time champion from the board who had won his championships in the 1970's.
On Saturday night at the Utah State Wrestling Championships, two more names were added to the list of one-time champions, two young men were added to the list of two-time champions, and that sixth grader's big brother added his name to the list of three time champions.
The Monticello Buckaroo Wrestling team headed to the State Tournament this past weekend with a trophy on their mind. They came to wrestle and to win.
The Buckaroos made an exciting run at a championship falling just 19 points short of Altamont for a State Championship, but earned the well-deserved Runner-up trophy.
Five names were added to the champions wall, but every member of the team had a part in helping bring home a trophy to Monticello High School.
Six Buckaroos took center stage in the finals, with five finishing the night atop the podium as champions. No other team had more champions on this night, and it was the most champions for the Buckaroos at a state tournament since the 1970's.
It was a thrilling night for Hunter Bowring, Brian Robinson, Cole Eldredge, Austin Wilcox and Nephi Barlow as their goals were reached and their dreams of becoming a champion became reality. They continued an emotionally stirring tradition they started the previous year, by having their mothers escort them to the podium to accept their medals.
Robinson earned his third state title, becoming only the fourth Buckaroo in history to do so, with an exciting 4-1 win. Robinson cruised through the tournament pinning both early opponents on his way to the 126 pound championship.
Eldredge earned his second state championship and becomes the 11th Buckaroo in history to do so. Eldredge dominated his opponents, defeating all three by fall, including his opponent in the finals, and continues his run at becoming a four time champion.
Austin Wilcox, a junior, was perfect on the weekend, with three wins by fall, capping his season with a second period pin in the finals and became the 12th two time champion for Monticello High School.
Bowring and Barlow each earned their first championships in almost identical fashion. Both earned two wins by fall in the early rounds of the tournament to set up repeats of the region championships the week before.
Bowring had been defeated the previous week after four periods of overtime, but with a state championship on the line, Bowring fought hard to stay ahead and defeated his opponent 4-1.
Barlow worked hard for three periods trying to turn his opponent, and when the final buzzer sounded was victorious, 3-1.
Brandon Musselman was strong in the tournament and brought home a well-deserved second place medal. Musselman earned wins in the two early rounds, one by major decision and fought hard in the finals where he was leading when he got stuck in a move he could not fight out of and lost by fall.
Buckaroo PJ Leiataua earned a third place medal. After an exciting win by fall in the first round, PJ fell in the next round to the eventual champion in his weight. In the consolation bracket, Leiataua came back srong, earning back-to-back wins by fall to earn his spot on the podium.
Bringing home a fourth place medal is Justin Redd, who earned a win by fall in the first round, but was defeated in the next round by the eventual champion in his weight class.
Redd came back with a win by fall in the next round to guarantee him a medal but lost a tough match in the consolation finals.
Drew Baird, Brandin Clark, Chandler Draper, Eric Anderson, Jake Giles and Tyrel Lee each worked hard for the Buckaroos but did not medal at the tournament. Draper, Anderson and Giles each earned a win at the tournament.
Russell Musselman and Dustin Christensen each got a chance to wrestle for a spot in the tournament but were unable to earn a win.
The Buckaroos lose five seniors this year, but with a roster full of young talent, the Buckaroos look forward to a strong season in 2014.


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9/13/13 Rays at Twins: Target Field
Another Friday meant another game with Jonathan. (He's available in the nights on Fridays.)
And with Jonathan at the game, that meant I had a photographer with me to use my fancy camera and possibly get action shots. For example, when we got in, I had run closer to the left field foul pole, but then I saw that a ball was headed back the other way:
And started running towards Jonathan with my eye on the ball:
Reached up:
And then finally caught the ball:
I don't know who hit it, but it was a Twins player. And that would be the only ball I snagged during Twins BP. My next ball came at the dugout as the Rays were warming up. Jose Lobaton and Jose Molina were playing catch, so I knew I had an advantage, because I could yell Jose as loudly as I wanted to and whichever player ended up with the ball would hear me and most likely toss me the ball. Lobaton ended up with the ball, so here I am reaching up for the ball:
I gave this ball away to a kid that was right next to me, but I wasn't going to stop there. Because it was at the dugout and no other Rays players had seen me get the ball, I moved down the line and got the attention of Matt Joyce. Here you can see me waving my arms and Joyce facing me with the ball in his hands:
And then here's a picture as the ball was on its descent towards me. Can you find it?
I also gave this ball away, but to Jonathan, since I promised it to him for taking pictures instead of asking the players themselves.
I then figured that it was time to head back to the outfield seats. As the righties were taking their initial cuts, I headed out to the right-center seats to get a couple toss-ups from the players out there. Here's the first one I got from David DeJesus:
And then I got Matt Moore to toss me a ball:
But his aim was a little low, so I ended up having to reach for the ball in the flower pots:
If you're keeping track, that was my fifth ball of the day.
I then had some fun scaring people and running after baseballs in the standing room:
But I didn't actually get any of the balls hit up there. However, my next baseball was in right field. Here I am catching the ball underhanded–in front of my body, so you can't see it:
And then right afterwards with the ball in my glove:
The reason I'm looking over to my left in the picture is because I was looking for a kid I could give the ball away to. I found a kid, but Jonathan didn't get the picture of that. Jonathan did, however, get this picture of the guy who tossed it, so I'm pretty sure it was Cesar Ramos, but it wouldn't be the first time I've been wrong:
I then figure I had exhausted all toss-up opportunities in right field, so although left field was way more crowded, I headed over there since there were a bunch of righties coming up. And if you hadn't seen before, I think it's pretty apparent here that it was a orange camouflage hat giveaway:
Well I did in fact get a toss-up . This guy tossed me a ball, and I assumed it was Jamey Wright, but again I could very well be wrong:
He spotted me in my Rays gear and flipped me a ball over about seven rows of fans. That would be my last ball for batting practice; my seventh on the day for those of you keeping score at home.
My next ball came from the bullpen. It was myself, a woman, and a bunch of kids asking Bobby Cuellar for a ball. When he got to the wall, he pointed to someone just to my left, so I said, "Hey, I'll catch it for them." As a result, Cuellar tossed me a ball for whom I thought was one of the kids, but was oddly enough for the woman. I thought it was weird, but then I realized that she was the mother of one of the smaller children.
I then spent the rest of the time at the bullpen getting some dandy shots like these two:
And then at game time, we went out to the flag court and alternated between there:
and the left field seats:
But sadly no homers were to be found.
After the game, we headed to the umpire, and here I am calling out to Hunter Wendelstedt:
And then catching the ball:
And then looking to my side for a kid to give the ball away to:
And then I did find a kid to give it away to:
But his friend had also not gotten a ball, so I gave him the ball I had gotten from Wright.
I then quickly made my way to the end of the dugout, where I saw Scott Cursi and Stan Boroski walking in from the bullpen. And as I saw them, I knew right away my strategy. See I had learned the first day I had seen the Rays in Baltimore that Boroski really appreciates people who know his name. I almost guarantee that you will get a ball from him if you ask him by name and he doesn't recognize you from getting a previous baseball.
It should come as no surprise to you, then, that I got my tenth and final ball from Boroski I simply asked him for a ball, and he pulled a ball out of his pocket and tossed it to me.
- 10 Balls at this game (4 pictured because I gave 6 away)
Numbers 714-723:
- 277 Balls in 58 Games= 4.78 Balls Per Game
- 10 Balls x 27,292 Fans= 272,920 Competition Factor
- 120 straight Games with at least 1 Ball
- 25 straight Games with at least 2 Balls
- 22 straight Games with at least 3 Balls
- 14 straight Games with at least 4 Balls
- 4 straight Games with at least 5-6 Balls
- 2 straight Games with at least 7 Balls
- 161 Balls in 32 Games at Target Field= 5.03 Balls Per Game
- 30 straight Games with at least 1 Ball at Target Field
- 10 straight Games with at least 2-4 Balls at Target Field
- 4 straight Games with at least 5-6 Balls at Target Field
- 2 straight Games with at least 7 Balls at Target Field
- Time Spent On Game 3:41-11:12= 7 Hours 31 Minutes


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Paul Zachary "PZ" Myers is an associate professor of biology at the University of Minnesota, Morris. He is best known for his popular blog, Pharyngula, in which he frequently criticizes religion in general, and creationism and Intelligent design in particular.
He has criticized the use of the term "fundamentalist atheists" as grossly inaccurate. In April 2007 he suggested the term "uppity atheists" to describe atheists who speak up against religion and refuse to stay quiet out of mere politeness.
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In response to claims that Richard Dawkins does not know enough about theology to criticize religion, Myers produced a parody of this criticism which he called "The Courtier's Reply."[1]. It was quoted by Dawkins himself in his debate with Alister McGrath, and appears in the foreword of the paperback version of The God Delusion:
- I have considered the impudent accusations of Mr Dawkins with exasperation at his lack of serious scholarship. He has apparently not read the detailed discourses of Count Roderigo of Seville on the exquisite and exotic leathers of the Emperor's boots, nor does he give a moment's consideration to Bellini's masterwork, On the Luminescence of the Emperor's Feathered Hat. We have entire schools dedicated to writing learned treatises on the beauty of the Emperor's raiment, and every major newspaper runs a section dedicated to imperial fashion; Dawkins cavalierly dismisses them all. He even laughs at the highly popular and most persuasive arguments of his fellow countryman, Lord D. T. Mawkscribbler, who famously pointed out that the Emperor would not wear common cotton, nor uncomfortable polyester, but must, I say must, wear undergarments of the finest silk.
- Dawkins arrogantly ignores all these deep philosophical ponderings to crudely accuse the Emperor of nudity.
- Personally, I suspect that perhaps the Emperor might not be fully clothed — how else to explain the apparent sloth of the staff at the palace laundry — but, well, everyone else does seem to go on about his clothes, and this Dawkins fellow is such a rude upstart who lacks the wit of my elegant circumlocutions, that, while unable to deal with the substance of his accusations, I should at least chide him for his very bad form.
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Serves 6-8.
Succulent and savory apple-rhubarb-pie made with rolled oats and honey without any added fat. The pie contains plenty of fiber and tastes absolutely heavenly. But be warned: It is addictive and very filling. Try substituting the apple slices with pears or ripe mango.
Use a small electric coffee mill for grinding the rolled oats into flour. The dough is rather tough to mix at first, so a foodprocessor might come in handy. Use a 10 inch (26 cm) springform pan with a 3 inch (7.5 cm) high edge for baking the pie.
Cooking Instructions
1) Slice the vanilla pods open longitudinally and scrape out the seeds inside. Save both for later.
2) To make thin honey-vanilla-rhubarb syrup, combine honey and water in a saucepan together with vanilla pods, bring to a simmer, and leave for 15 minutes with a lid on before removing the vanilla pods.
3) Add rhubarb pieces and simmer for another 15 minutes or so until they are very tender (almost falling apart). Stir at first, to cover all the rhubarb slices in the honey-vanilla syrup. This helps them to cook evenly.
4) Mix oat flour and vanilla seeds thoroughly in a large bowl.
5) Take the saucepan off the heat once all the rhubarb pieces are tender. Scoop the tender rhubarb pieces out of the syrup and strain them over the saucepan. Leave them for 10 minutes or so until all the liquid has dripped back into the saucepan.
6) Pour 2 2/3 cups (6 dl) of the honey-vanilla-rhubarb syrup from the saucepan into the oat flour little by little while constantly stirring; mix any remaining syrup with the tender rhubarb pieces. Mix the dough thoroughly, divide into 4 smaller portions, and place these in the refrigerator for an hour or so, until the dough has cooled thoroughly and become firm.
7) Recombine the dough and knead for a few minutes.
8) Grease the pie mold with a bit of butter or extra virgin olive oil and cover the bottom of the pie mold with half of the dough.
9) Combine cinnamon, cardamom, and 1/4 cup (1/2 dl) honey in a bowl and mix thoroughly. Remove stems and seeds from apples, cut into thin slices, add to the bowl containing the honey mixture, and toss gently to cover thoroughly.
10) Place half of the honey-covered apple slices in the center of the dough, and place the other half of the dough on top. Press gently to flatten the surface and join the two halves along the outer edges.
11) Pre-bake the pie for about 15 minutes in the center of a 350° F (180° C) hot oven until the crust turns a creamy white with a few golden brown spots.
12) Spread the tender rhubarb pieces on top of the pie in an even layer, arrange the other half of the apple slices on top, and drizzle the leftover honey on top of these.
13) Bake the pie for another 20 minutes in a 430° F (220° C) hot oven until the apples turn soft and golden brown.
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MACON, Ga. – Whitney Kiihnl's career continues to garner Atlantic Sun acclaim.
Nearly a month after winning the conference's first-ever softball Scholar Athlete of the Year award, Kiihnl was named the A-Sun's Co-Female Student-Athlete of the Year, along with Florida Gulf Coast women's basketball player Courtney Chihil.
Now a Lipscomb alum with a degree in biology, she completed her career with a 3.63 GPA. A three-time All-Academic Team honoree, Kiihnl was also a member of the Capital One/CoSIDA District III All-Academic team.
On the field the second-team all-conference selection went 22-12 with a 1.79 ERA and 211 strikeouts for the Lady Bison this season. The three-time All-Conference selection became the third pitcher in A-Sun history to record 1,000 career strike outs, reaching that milestone on March 11 against MTSU.
Kiihnl became just the eighth player in Atlantic Sun history to earn All-Conference honors all four years of her career, and the first Lady Bison softball player to do so.
The Batesville, Miss., native has been accepted into the physician's assistant program at Harding University and will continue her academic career in the fall.


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This is a fun recipe and very versatile, too! This pita bread is so tasty and although I didn't get mine to form the classic pita "pocket", we ate these like the pitas in restaurant that just wrap around your fillings.
We had gyros when I made these and it was such a great meal. The authenticity of the homemade pita bread is essential when you are making Greek food.
My favorite part of the gyro/pita bread making process is putting the dough on the griddle and watching it puff up. Mine had lots of little puffy spots vs. one big one (to form a pocket) but I didn't mind one bit. I think next time I just need to get the griddle a little more sizzling hot.
We had lamb pitas and I will share the recipe for the lamb later this week. I also whipped up some hummus to make it a true Greek feast.
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Easy Homemade Pita Bread
- 1 cup warm water 105 to 115 degrees
- 2 teaspoons active dry or instant yeast
- 2 1/2 - 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1-2 teaspoons olive oil optional
- In a small bowl mix the water and the yeast and let sit for about five minutes until the yeast is dissolved. Add 2 1/2 cups of the flour, salt and olive oil. Stir until dough is formed.
- To knead the dough, sprinkle a little of the extra flour onto a clean work surface and turn out the dough onto your work surface. (I do mine right on my countertop.) Knead the dough for 5-7 minutes until the dough is nice and smooth and elastic. You can use the additional 1/2 cup of flour to keep the dough from sticking to your hands or counter. You may not use it all and it is better to use less flour if possible.
- Let the dough rise in a clean bowl by covering with a little bit of olive oil and turning until it is coated. Cover with a tea towel or plastic wrap and let it rise until doubled - about 1-2 hours.
- You can now refrigerate the dough until you are going to use it (up to 1 week.)
- When you are ready to make the pitas deflate the dough and turn it onto a lightly floured surface. Divide the dough into 8 equal pieces and flatten each piece into a disk. Sprinkle the pieces with some additional flour and then cover with plastic wrap or a tea towel until you are ready to bake them.
- To shape the pitas use a floured rolling pin and roll them into a circle about 8-9 inches wide and about 1/4 inch thick. Turn the dough frequently to make sure it isn't sticking to the countertop. Sprinkle with flour if it does start to stick. If the dough seems like it isn't elastic enough, let it sit for a few minutes and then roll again. Repeat with the rest of the dough.
- If you are baking in the oven, preheat to 450 degrees and place your pan in the middle of the oven to heat. Place the pitas on the pan and bake for about 3 minutes. Pitas will puff up in the oven.
- To bake the pitas on the stovetop warm a griddle or cast iron skillet over medium-high heat until a bead of water sizzles upon contact. Drizzle a little oil in the pan and wipe off the extra oil.
- Place a pita on the skillet and bake for about 30 seconds. You will see bubbles starting to form. Flip the pitas and cook for another 1-2 minutes. Flip another time and cook for 1-2 minutes more. The pita will start to puff up.
- While you are cooking the remaining pitas, keep the cooked pitas covered with a tea towel.


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Bob Hentzen and other Walk2gether participants walk through Costa Rica.
Update: This reflection is from Rafael "Rafa" Villalobos, San Jose project coordinator, written after Walk2gether passed through Costa Rica earlier this year. The walkers have entered Ecuador and expect to be there until Sept. 14.
"Peace is passing through Costa Rica"
A Costa Rican radio station gave this title to Walk2gether. We have been waiting for it with much faith, love and hope.
Day 1
At 6 a.m., 250 families, representing all sponsored families in Costa Rica, were waiting for Walk2getherís arrival. As we waited, songs were heard: ìCome, a new day is here and amidst challenges and happiness, CFCA is growing.î ìMy heart, your heart, become one when we walk.î School bands, flags from Latin America, big banners with messages, all awaited the moment.
The walkers crossed into Costa Rica three hours later to cheers, applause, songs, prayers and hugs. A sublime moment came when Bob (CFCA president and co-founder Bob Hentzen) and his wife, Cristina, knelt and kissed the land. This was a symbol of deep love for our country and our CFCA families. We are stepping on holy land, the land of the poor who are the face of God. This land is blessed.
Bob gave words of gratitude and reminded us of the meaning of Walk2gether: ìI want to be close to the families. We walk for the most in need.î Cristina offered her love to the families and encouraged them to continue despite daily burdens. There were 15 other walkers from Guatemala and the Philippines.
We walked five kilometers from the border, PeÒas Blancas, to the Las Vueltas River. In front of us a big banner said, ìCFCA, 12,500 kilometers, bringing hope.î
Day 2
We began at 4 a.m. with a prayer asking for blessings upon our route. The heat intensified, and we rested often. This was a great opportunity for teachable moments with Bob, to share our experiences, difficulties and achievements.
Brother Jorge, CFCA Hermano Pedro project coordinator in Guatemala, shared the meaning of the CFCA logo. Later, we heard the testimony of Jafet, a scholarship student. He thanked CFCA for the outreach he received from the Costa Rica team.
Day 3
We walked from the community of Santa Rosa to the community of Liberia. Bob spoke with the youth walking with us. The teens commented on their worry of drugs, violence and lack of job opportunities. Marvis, a CFCA social worker, shared about the importance of strengthening family values.
Families from the community of Liberia came to greet the pilgrims, singing and showing beautiful banners with messages of hope and gratitude for CFCA, Bob and Cristina.
Day 4
The route planned was to walk 40 kilometers from Liberia to the Bagaces community. At kilometer 10, we had breakfast at the community of Pijije. This community has donated a piece of land for a CFCA office. Bob and Cristina inaugurated the construction of a CFCA center for sponsored members and their families. A few trees were planted as signs that we are called to offer life, love and strength.
Later, we arrived at the gym of the community of Bagaces. Some 400 people welcomed the pilgrims.
We also blessed the house built for one of the CFCA families. It was built by a group of North American students from the Saint Anselmo school (St Anselm's College from New Hampshire) and members of the CFCA team.
March 5
We rested near the Miravalles Volcano, surrounded by spectacular views and thermal waters. Bob and Cristinaís family, Jake and Cesar, their wives and grandchildren, as well as one sponsor, joined us today.
One song has tried to gather the spirit of this pilgrimage.
Walking we make borders disappear,
We all become one on earth
One voice where hunger, cold and fear unite
And your burdens become mine
And your loneliness becomes my pain
They mix like the soil and our steps
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Speaking in tongues is rarely discussed. It is even rarer to be discussed in Hollywood.
Pop star Katy Perry also learned to speak in tongues while growing up with her strict religious parents. The singer previously said, "Speaking in tongues is as normal to me as 'Pass the salt' … "My dad speaks in tongues and my mom interprets it. That's their gift."
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Transformer star Megan Fox says she has been speaking in tongues since she was a child and often has to restrain herself during trips to church. The Transformers star, who was raised as a member of the Pentecostal church, says she used to take part in glossolalia sessions–the muttering of speech-like syllables as a form of religious expression–from the age of eight.
Fox admits she is a devout Christian and often feels overcome by religious fervor when she attends church services. She tells Esquire magazine, "The energy is so intense in the room that you feel like anything can happen… I have seen magical, crazy things happen. I've seen people be healed. Even now, in the church I go to, during praise and worship I could feel that I was maybe getting ready to speak in tongues, and I'd have to shut it off because I don't know what that church would do if I started screaming out in tongues in the back."
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The origin of the practice is believed to be the miracle of Pentecost — as told in the New Testament book of Acts — when Jesus' apostles were said to be filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke in languages foreign to themselves. And a gifted few are said to have done it in early Christian congregations. Saint Paul called it "speaking in the tongues of angels."
The practice is widely embraced by Pentecostals but looked at askance by many other Christian denominations.
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Tuning an Orchestra with the Help of Multiphysics Simulation
Bethany Nine August 14, 2013
Multiphysics applications are all around us. Consider, for example, a setting where science may be the last thing on our minds: a music concert. You might be enjoying the slight sinusoidal variations in atmospheric pressure we call sound waves, or music, but those pressure variations must come from somewhere. In fact, they are due to a multiphysics effect where sinusoidal structural vibrations in an object disturb the surrounding air, causing pressure variations in the air that then propagate outward and […]Read More
Bethany Nine August 6, 2013
A couple of weeks ago, I led a webinar on postprocessing and visualization features in COMSOL Multiphysics. This webinar was very popular among COMSOL users, so I wanted to follow up with a blog post to highlight one of the important topics we covered — performing a mesh refinement study in COMSOL Multiphysics.Read More
Bethany Nine April 12, 2013
When given the choice, we'd all prefer our loudspeakers to project perfect sound; having a phone conversation with someone who sounds like a robot caught in a windstorm is less than ideal. The quality of the sound is, naturally, dependent on how well the speaker is designed, and COMSOL Multiphysics is the perfect tool to simulate and optimize loudspeaker designs because of its easy-to-use multiphysics nature. For a loudspeaker analysis to be accurate, you must be able to simulate from […]Read More
Bethany Nine March 22, 2013
Looking for ways to cut down on the time and computer memory required to run your simulation? Does your model exhibit some form of symmetry — axial symmetry, lines or planes of symmetry, or antisymmetry for example? Or perhaps your model exhibits periodicity? If you answered yes to those questions, you're in luck. You can model symmetry or periodicity in COMSOL Multiphysics easily by either using a 1D or 2D axisymmetric dimensional simulation or by incorporating boundary conditions that represent […]Read More
Bethany Nine November 2, 2012
I'm back on the blog with the latest installment in the Postprocessing and Visualization Videos series. The two-part video shown here covers "Basic Visualization". Chapter 1 and 2 will give you an overview of COMSOL's visualization tools so that you can optimize how you view your model, both while setting up your physics and while postprocessing. I explain two tricks in the video that I'd like to draw your attention to in particular.Read More
Bethany Nine August 28, 2012
Would you like to plot your own expressions in COMSOL? Have you ever wanted the power to measure parameters from your virtual model at whatever point you'd like, just as you would in a physical model? This new postprocessing tutorial video duo explains how to create 1D plots in COMSOL.Read More
Bethany Nine August 7, 2012
As promised, I'm back to introduce to you the second tutorial video in the new postprocessing blog series. This video covers the basics of creating plots, including some useful ways you can tweak and customize your plots. For example, have you ever wanted to improve the resolution of a plot, add or modify titles and axis labels, standardize the color bars over multiple graphs in one plot group, modify a deformation plot's scaling, or view multiple plots in the COMSOL […]Read More
Bethany Nine July 31, 2012
Are you getting the most out of your simulations? There's a wealth of options for creating plots and animations and for computing and exporting data in COMSOL, odds are you will find some neat features here. We want to get you off to a good start, so I've begun a series of tutorial videos covering a wide variety of topics in postprocessing. This tutorial series is suited for new and experienced users alike. You will get to learn the basics […]Read More


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2nd Grade
Below are Teacher Task Cards for integrating technology into any content area. These are organized by the MITECS competencies for students. Select the text below each colored tile to see the list of task cards.
Basic Technology Activities For K-5 Students
Basic Technology Activities For K-5 Students: device care, keyboarding, mousing, browsers, shortcuts, files and folders, and troubleshooting.
It is with appreciation that the REMC Association of Michigan acknowledges Kalamazoo RESA, Macomb ISD, Shiawassee RESD and Wayne RESA for their collaboration in the development, evolution and success of MiTechKids.
This project is aligned to ISTE Standards for Students and Michigan Integrated Technology Competencies for Students (MITECS)


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(although if you are building KDE4 on Windows you may prefer to use the emerge system to build KDE and its requirements from latest source);
see [[Getting Started/Build/KDE4/Windows]].
see [[Getting Started/Build/KDE4/Windows]].
=== Summary of Steps ===
=== Summary of Steps ===
* http://www.winkde.org/pub/kde/ports/win32/installer/latestto a directory, e.g. <tt>C:\KDE4</tt>
* Run the installer, download what you need (see [[#Download needed packages|Download needed packages]] below).
* Run the installer, download what you need (see [[#Download needed packages|Download needed packages]] below).
* to a application the KDE ..
=== Download needed packages ===
=== Download needed packages ===
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|Perhaps actual developers should summarize status of KDE4 on Windows here, while we encourage users to describe their experiences on the Talk page?
You can use this installer to download and install the various binary packages that you need to run KDE applications on MS Windows. KDE is free and open source so you can build all the applications "from scratch" from their source code; but as a convenience for others, volunteers create these pre-compiled packages and make them available on the Internet.
Disclaimer These are early days for KDE4 on Windows, some programs work better than others and some fail to run altogether.
If you experience any problems please have a look into our mailing list.
You can also use the KDE Installer for Windows to install source code and the packages that you need to build KDE4 on Windows (although if you are building KDE4 on Windows you may prefer to use the emerge system to build KDE and its requirements from latest source); see Getting Started/Build/KDE4/Windows.
When you run KDE-installer for the first time, you'll see the welcome screen. Since it's your first launch leave the checkbox below unchecked.
Proceed to the next screen, where you choose the KDE4 installation directory. It can be anything you prefer, e.g. C:\KDE4.
On the next screen, define who you are: End User or Developer. The End User installation installs only binary packages and libraries needed to run KDE application. Package Manager mode provides you also with the source code for all packages needed to build KDE from scratch. Then you need to decide what compiler to use - MinGW or MSVC.
Proceed to the next screen and there choose the directory where all the downloaded packages will be stored. Let it be something like C:\KDE4-tmp or C:\KDE4-packages.
The next screen will ask you to choose your internet connection type, particularly whether or not you're using a proxy. If you don't use a proxy server, just click 'Next'. If you are unsure of whether you're using proxy or if you have web browser configured to work with it properly, choose the second or the third option, according to your favourite web-browser. If you'd like to set all the settings manually - choose the last option and go ahead.
When you click the 'Next' button the (currently, rather short) list of available servers will be loaded and you could choose the one closest to you.
When you click 'Next', a list of available releases on the selected server will be shown. Depending on the server there may be stable and/or unstable release available. Some unstable releases may only be available from www.winkde.org because the kde mirrors provides only a limited range of unstable releases.
After selecting a release an a click on the 'Next' button, the list of all available packages will be loaded and processed, providing you with the list of package groups you can select for further installation. The short description next to each group of packages should make your choice easier. Select the packages you need. Proceed to the next screen.
Here you can see all the required dependencies, or software necessary to support the choices you've made. Click 'Next' to download them all.
After all the packages are downloaded they'll be unpacked and processed by the installer.
If something goes wrong during installation, for example a file can't be replaced because it is still in use, the installer may still report successful completion. If you see any alert or failure message from the installer, when it completes, quit and re-run it.
If that didn't help and you think it's a bug, please report to [1]
Navigate to the bin directory.
See if you can run the Qt program assistant.exe. Qt programs have fewer dependencies than a full-blown KDE application.
If that works, try running a simple KDE application, such as lskat.exe from the kdegames package.
Look into your start menu: there will be a new entry KDE 4.XX.XX Release. Below that folder you can find all the apps you installed.
The first KDE program you run should automatically invoke kdeinit4.exe, the KDE initialization app, which starts background KDE applications and services like dbus-daemon, klauncher and kded4.
The first time you save or open, another background application, kioslave, will start.
These background KDE applications and services remain running after you close KDE applications. If you want you can shut them down by running kdeinit4 --terminate from a command prompt.
You can run kdeinit4 --list from a command prompt to see what processes are running. kdeinit4 has other useful options documented elsewhere.
Unless otherwise stated you make all the setting changes below by editing the kdeglobals file in the directory %APPDATA%\.kde\share\config\ with any text editor (such as kwrite). (Note that for versions older than 4.0.85 the file is in %USERPROFILE%\.kde\share\config\kdeglobals.) %APPDATA% (and %USERPROFILE%) is different for different Windows users/versions/locales; in a command prompt, entering the command cd %APPDATA% will switch to it, effectively telling you what it is.
The default KDE widget style on Windows is the native one. The Oxygen style installs with basic KDE installation (as a plugin library %KDEROOT%\lib\kde4\plugins\styles\oxygen.dll), so it can be used as well. To set it for a single user:
Newly started applications should be displayed with the Oxygen style now.
To set it for a single user:
Newly started applications should use this font now. Note: this works for any font you have installed.
To change the mouse to use double click:
Newly started applications (Dolphin and Konqueror) should use double click now.
To change locale setting:
Replace ** with your lowercase alpha-2 country code, e.g. pl for Poland; of course, you need to install your language localization package.
To chose native or KDE file dialog:
[KFileDialog Settings]
Either set Native to true or false.
Using kdewin-installer-gui-0.9.3.exe to install 4.1.3 packages:
General notes:
|contains applications
|Amarok music player
|Photo management
|Konqueror, Dolphin, KWrite, folderview etc.
|Plasma, Wallpapers, Solid, etc.
|Marble, Parley, KStars, KHangman, etc.
|Kgoldrunner, Kpat, KMahjongg, etc.
|Okular, kolourpaint, gwenview, etc.
|JuK, etc.
|Kopete, KGet, etc.
|not packaged
|KMail, AKregator, etc.
|Kate, Umbrello, etc.
|KTeatime, etc.
|KGpg, KWallet, Okteta, etc.
|KWord, Krita, Karbon, etc. (Beta 3)
|the KTorrent utility
|the KDE IRC client (alpha 3)


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Bulldogs Host No. 4 Cornell and Colgate
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Ingalls Rink will be bustling with activity this weekend as the Yale women's ice hockey team hosts two of its biggest events -- and two ECAC Hockey rivals. It is Alumnae Weekend, with alums from all 35 previous seasons invited back for the games and special events. Saturday's game will also be the third annual "White Out for Mandi". The Bulldogs will attempt to pack Ingalls with fans wearing white as a show of support and fundraiser for the Mandi Schwartz Foundation, the charity named after center Mandi Schwartz '10 (1988-2011) and started by Aleca Hughes '12. No. 4 Cornell is in town for the game Friday night (7:00 p.m.), while Saturday's opponent is Colgate (4:00 p.m.).
The White Out for Mandi on Saturday will include a special ceremony. Carol and Rick Schwartz, Mandi's parents, will present ECAC Hockey's Mandi Schwartz Award for 2011-12 to Hughes, who started the Mandi Schwartz Foundation. The game serves as a fundraiser for the foundation; no admission will be charged, but donations will be accepted at the door. Special white t-shirts are being sold, with the goal of packing Ingalls with everyone wearing white as a show of support. There will also be an auction of sports memorabilia and other items to raise funds.
Yale (3-15-1, 2-9-1 ECAC Hockey) is coming off a split with its travel partner, Brown, last week. That left the ECAC Hockey standings closely packed around the eighth and final conference playoff spot, as just four points separate the Bulldogs and the Raiders -- who are tied for 10th -- from seventh-place RPI.
With 15 goals in the last nine games, the Yale offense has been showing signs of progress. The Bulldogs had scored just 11 goals in the first 10 games of the season. The third line of junior forwards Ashley Dunbar (Hillsborough, N.J.) and Patricia McGauley (Wilcox, Sask.) and sophomore forward Stephanie Mock (Cape Coral, Fla.) is coming off its most productive week of the year, as Dunbar and Mock each had a goal and an assist in the series vs. Brown. The trio combined to generate seven shots.
Freshman forward Jamie Haddad (Wilbraham, Mass.) scored a pair of goals in the second period of the 3-1 win over Brown Thursday, moving into a tie for the team lead with six goals for the season (matching freshman forward Janelle Ferrara (Winthrop, Mass.)). Haddad also has a team-best four power play goals, and thanks in part to her work Yale is already just two power play goals away from matching the total from all of last season (12). Ferrara and Haddad have also helped cut down on the amount of penalty killing needed; the two have just seven penalties combined.
Freshman defenseman Kate Martini (King City, Ont.), who had three assists in Yale's 3-0 win at Colgate earlier this season, now has eight for the year. She leads the team in that category, one more than junior defenseman Tara Tomimoto (Calgary, Alta.). This is the first time Yale has had two defensemen with at least seven assists since 2008-09, when U.S. Olympian Helen Resor '09 had 14 and Alyssa Clarke '10 had eight.
Sophomore goalie Jaimie Leonoff (Montreal, Que.), who made 31 saves in the win at Colgate earlier this year for her first career shutout, leads ECAC Hockey in saves (630) by nearly 100 more than her next closest competitor (Clarkson's Erica Howe, 544). Leonoff averages 35 saves per game, and is even busier when at Ingalls (37 saves per game at home and 33 per game on the road).
Cornell (14-4-0, 10-2-0 ECAC Hockey) jumped out to a 9-1-0 start this season and has slowed down only slightly (5-3-0) since. All three of those recent losses have come against ranked opponents. The Bulldogs nearly upset the Big Red the last time these two teams met -- goals by Haddad and Martini had Yale and Cornell tied 2-2 heading into the third period, but Big Red forward Jillian Saulnier got the game-winner on a power play at the 4:36 mark of the final frame. Leonoff made 39 saves.
Forward Brianne Jenner (16-18-34) leads the Big Red in scoring and is third in the country in points per game. Three other players have already reached double figures in assists: Saulnier (20), defenseman Lauriane Rougeau (14) and defenseman Hayleigh Cudmore (11). Jenner, one of the last players released when Team Canada made its cuts prior to the 2010 Olympics, is a two-time first team All-ECAC Hockey and All-Ivy League selection. Saulnier, a member of Canada's Under-22 team like Jenner, was ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year and Ivy League Rookie of the Year last season. Rougeau, another member of Canada's Under-22 team, is a three-time second team All-American and first team All-ECAC Hockey pick. Cudmore, forward Jessica Campbell, defenseman Laura Fortino, forward Emily Fulton, defenseman Cassandra Poudrier and forward Taylor Woods have all been on Canada's Under-18 team. Goalie Lauren Slebodnick has a .924 save percentage and a 1.71 goals-against average behind a Cornell defense that ranks No. 6 in the country in goals per game (1.72).
Colgate (6-14-3, 1-8-3 ECAC Hockey) has regrouped nicely after starting the season 3-11-2. The Raiders have gone 4-3-1 since, including a signature 2-1 win at No. 6 Clarkson that shows that first-year head coach Greg Fargo's squad is capable of knocking off some top-ranked teams. Goalie Ashlynne Rando keyed that win with 36 saves. Rando, a rarity as a Texas native playing college hockey, has an .896 save percentage with a 3.27 goals-against average for the season.
A pair of senior forwards, Jenna Klynstra and Brittany Phillips, lead the Raiders in scoring with 15 points each. Five of Phillips' goals have come on the power play, giving her nearly half of the team's total goals (12) in that category.
Yale held Colgate scoreless on all four power plays last time, and the Yale penalty killing unit has been on a roll of late. Over the last three games, the Bulldogs have killed off 12 of 13 penalties.
Game Info:
- White Out for Mandi Information
- Paige Decker and Alyssa Zupon Appear on "Beyond the Game" to Promote the White Out for Mandi
- Live Stats Friday and Saturday
- Directions to Ingalls Rink
- Yale Ticket Information
Video (Adlon Adams '15 and Paul Wasserman '14, broadcasters):
- Free Live Yale All-Access Video Friday, 7:00 p.m. vs. Cornell
- Free Live Yale All-Access Video Saturday, 4:00 p.m. vs. Colgate
More Info:
Report by Sam Rubin '95 (firstname.lastname@example.com), Yale Sports Publicity
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Santa Barbara, Calif- This Saturday the Gauchos will head up the 101 North for the annual Blue-Green Rivalry Meet against Cal Poly. The field events are slated to start at 10am with the women's hammer. The running events will begin at 12:30pm with the women's 3,000m steeplechase. The competition should conclude around 3:45pm. Admission will be free for all spectators.
Dual Meet Scoring
The UCSB-Cal Poly dual meet will be scored 5-3-2-1. Only two competitors from each squad will be able to count in the team scoring.
This will be the 9th straight year the "Battle of the Central Coast" will be held. In 2005, the series took a brief pause for a 5-way scored meet held in San Luis Obispo. Over the previous eight seasons the UCSB men have compiled a record of 6-2 in the series. The UCSB women are 5-3 in that span.
MEN'S Season Recap
In 2014, the UCSB men got off to a roll. They won the Round-Up to kick off the year against Westmont and Pepperdine. They then fired off a trio of convincing victories at the All-UC (against UC Riverside, UC San Diego and UC Irvine), the UC Riverside Dual and at the UC Riverside Spring Break Invitational (a ten team competition which included the reigning IVY League Champions, Cornell). The men also took runner-up honors at the Big West Challenge Cup.
Nationally, Shyan Vaziri holds the highest honor for the Gauchos with his school record setting 3:42.44- a time that sits 12th in the NCAA in the 1500m. Vaziri has racked up a collegiate win total of 21 races, a stellar figure for the junior harrier.
The Gauchos have a total of 16 men sitting in top-five positions in the Big West.
Senior Evan Walker fired off an early wind-aided time of 10.55 in the 100m.
Shyan Vaziri sits in second on the Big West list in the 800m with a time of 1:50.08.
Nine different Gauchos have ran 1:55.21 or faster in the men's 800m so far in 2014.
Bryan Guijarro has set new bests in the 5000m and 10,000m with times of 14:25.39 and 29:38.39 respectively.
Bryce Rausa leaped and ran to a new lifetime best in the 3,000m steeplechase in a time of 8:57.94.
Albert Hughes has led the charge for the Gaucho throwers. Hughes established a new lifetime best in the hammer with a toss of 199'1 and has thrown 163'5 in the discus, 2cm off his best.
WOMEN'S Season Recap
The Gaucho women started the year with a win at the Round-Up against Westmont and Pepperdine. They took runner-up honors at the All-Cal before bouncing back with a win against UC Riverside in a dual.
The Gauchos are led by a stellar class of sophomores- Tori Usgaard, Jessica Emde, Melissa Rake, Shannon Trumbull, Maxine Goyette, Tori Tsolis.
Tori Usgaard, a sophomore heptathlete from Dana Point, has set a new bests in five of the seven heptathlon disciplines this spring. She set a new heptathlon best at the California Invitational with a score of 4,968.
Jessica Emde stepped up in the UCSB all-time list with her leap of 5'8 at the Cal-Nevada Championships. Emde is ranked in the top-five in the Big West in the high jump.
Melissa Rake now sits third all-time at UCSB in the javelin after her 144'3 throw at the UCR Spring Break Invite. Rake sits third in the Big West in her event.
Shannon Trumbull hit a 13.99w 100m hurdle time at the UCR Dual Meet. She has a wind-legal time of 14.31 so far this season. Trumbull has a best of 63.86 in the 400m hurdles.
Maxine Goyette has bests of 10:47.93 in the 3,000m steeplechase and 4:38.61 in the 1500m. Goyette sits third in the Big West in the 3,000m steeplechase.
Tori Tsolis has come alive in the mid-distances. She threw down a 2:12.39 in the 800m at the Bryan Clay Invite a week after her 4:31.50 win the 1500m at the Big West Challenge Cup.
Juniors Jessica Johnson and Hanna Person have also broken into the Big West top-10.
Johnson has a season best of 55.34 in the 400m- a time that sits seventh in the conference.
Person sits seventh in the Big West with her lifetime best throw of 167'11 in the hammer.
Next up for the Gauchos will be the first weekend of the Big West Championships which will include the combined-events portion of the championship. The decathlon and heptathlon will be May 9-10 at UC Davis. The rest of the championships will be held the following weekend, May 16-17, also at UC Davis.