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Today, Dorkly broke down the major players of the video gaming industry into commonly understood archetypes: Your friends. Doesn't make them any more tolerable, but it does make them more understandable.
Still, I would have figured Activision for your gun-obsessed weightlifter friend who drives a 1989 Celica and listens to the Iron Eagle soundtrack, and Valve for the guy who keeps promising to pay you back for his half of the third of an ounce of weed.
I know no one sells weed in thirds of an ounce. It's a joke. These two above, plus Blizzard, Bethesda, Sega, Microsoft, Zynga and others are at the link.
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DURHAM, N.C.-The Duke University men's lacrosse coaching staff held the first of six free coaching clinics Wednesday night for area coaches. Coaches all around the country could tune in as well live online at GoDuke.com. The archives of each clinic will be available the following afternoon. Below are the archives from the first session.
1 - Introduction and 2012 highlight video
2 - Duke lacrosse mission statement and core values and focus of the Duke lacrosse coaching staff
3 - The traits of a complete attackman and what is important for players at that position to learn
4 - The traits of a complete midfielder and what is paramount for midfielders in today's game
5 - The traits of a complete defenseman and what makes a great defenseman
6 - The traits of a complete goalkeeper
7 - Some of the best attackmen in lacrosse history and the characteristics that made them great. Additional characteristics of the complete attackmen - moving without the ball, shooting on target
8 - Best midifelders, defensemen and goaltenders in lacrosse history and what made them great
9 - Offseason team building and training - what is important and is the focus in the offseason

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Phyllis Kleder Hooyman, director of financial aid at Hope College, has been named recipient of the college's ninth annual "Vanderbush-Weller Development Fund" award for strong, positive impact on students.
Phyllis Kleder Hooyman, director of financial aid at Hope College, has been named recipient of the college's ninth annual "Vanderbush-Weller Development Fund" award for strong, positive impact on students.
The award recognizes and supports the efforts of Hope faculty and staff who make extraordinary contributions to the lives of students. Hooyman will be recognized during a luncheon held on Friday, May 2, in conjunction with the spring meeting of the college's Board of Trustees.
"Phyllis has a huge heart for helping students and has been a champion for them for over 30 years of caring for them at HopeCollege," said Dr. Richard Frost, vice president and dean of students at Hope, whose office coordinates the award, which is presented based on nominations from the campus community. "What is amazing is that Phyllis has not only been exceptional for Hope students but is recognized at the state and federal level as a leading expert in college financial aid. Phyllis is a person who helps make the Hope College dream possible for many students through their financial aid package."
Hooyman manages a staff of six in working with students and their families who seek financial assistance to attend the college. Of Hope's more than 3,200 students, approximately 59 percent receive need-based financial aid and some 91 percent receive some kind of financial assistance.
A member of the Hope College staff since 1974 and director of financial aid since 1984, Hooyman has been active in college financial aid issues on the state, regional and national levels. Among other professional activities, she has served as a consultant to the U.S. Department of Education in Washington, D.C., where she has also addressed Senate and House committees concerning financial aid issues; is a past chair of the National Direct Student Loan Coalition; and is a past president of the Michigan Student Financial Aid Association. She received the Meritorious Service Award from the Midwest Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators in 1991. She graduated from Hope in 1973.
The "Vanderbush-Weller Development Fund" was established in honor of longtime Hope professor and football coach Alvin Vanderbush, who retired in 1972 and died on Feb. 20, 2005. It was created by Ken and Shirely Weller of Pella, Iowa. Ken Weller is one of Vanderbush's former players and also a former Hope faculty colleague.


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The Bahamas is, clearly, a beach paradise. But for many travelers, the Bahamian experience can be two-dimensional.
That includes me, actually. I spent two weeks on the shores of Paradise Island, at two beautiful all-inclusive resorts, doing little else than beach-bumming and indulging.
But, it turns out, the Bahamas -- hundreds of unique, lush islands -- has a wealth of lifestyle, cultural, even historical experiences to offer. All of a sudden, the atypical Bahamian vacation can become the perfect getaway.
See Abaco, Skip Paradise
As the capital of the Bahamas, the city of Nassau is a typical focal point for many tourists. And its satellite island, Paradise, to which it's linked by a pair of bridges and which is home to beautiful properties like The Atlantis, is easily one of the Bahamas's most sought-after stops.
But the Out Islands of the Bahamas, a collection of 698 locales peppered across azure waters, deserve the attention of any traveler in the hunt for the idyllic Caribbean escape. Think of them as a more laid-back, more remote, more unhurried version of a Bahamian vacation. Many celebrities flock here to escape the paparazzi (Johnny Depp even bought one of the islands).
Among them is Abaco, flanked by dozens of offshore cays and home to beautiful marinas. This is, indeed, a yachtsman's paradise and home to golf and the famous red-and-white-striped lighthouse.
Be a Hermit, Skip the Crowds
Those beautiful beaches can get packed, so an escape to what was once the monastery of one religiously inspired man might be just what your vacation ordered. Cat Island, named after the pirate Arthur Catt, is located southeast of Nassau and home to the highest point in the Bahamas, Mount Alvernia. Topping out at 206 feet above sea level, it is here that Father Jerome Hawes built his one-man miniature monastery around 1940, complete with steps carved out of rock by hand, which you can still visit today. Lobster diving is big on Cat Island, which offers several rustic, secluded, thatch-roofed beach cottages to spend the night.
Hike the Hills, Skip the Beach
The Bahamas is synonymous with lounging on the beach. But many islands are home to lush nature trails that, while they might take you away from those warm sands, take you toward pristine landscapes. On Bimini, you can follow the Nature Hiking Trail to observe dozens of animals and plants native to the island. And on Andros, where much of the expanse is enveloped by miles of impenetrable and still-unexplored bush, you can explore mangrove marshes and pine forests teeming with wildlife; this island is also dotted with blue holes, fresh water-filled caves found miles in from the ocean's edge.
Sip the Beer, Skip the Bahama Mama
The cocktail culture is alive and well in the Bahamas. I loved discovering the Bahama Mama on my honeymoon, a sweet blend of rum and tropical juices that made everything OK. But the production of quality beer is now starting to take the Bahamas by storm. Kalik is a popular locally made light lager produced by the Heineken folks, who built a brewery on Nassau about 30 years ago. Their most formidable competition is Bahamian Brewery & Beverage, a 5-year-old, locally owned operation on Grand Bahama Island that makes the popular SANDS Beer. Its 60,000-square-foot facility is set on 20 acres near the harbor and features a tour facility and 2-acre sipping garden.
Savor Fine Dining, Skip the All-Inclusive
There's plenty to eat at your all-inclusive, thanks to a plethora of restaurants and your own desire to get your money's worth. The best meal you've ever had? Maybe not. So consider that the Bahamas is home to many restaurants primed for making culinary memories. The Atlantis Paradise Island Resort is home to myriad eateries, including the not-to-be missed Nobu, with its fresh market-driven Japanese fare. The Fish Fry in Nassau's Arawak Cay is a hit with the lunch crowd craving fish (and lots of conch options). And the restaurant at the Landing Hotel on Harbour Island is making a splash all its own, with specialties such as char-grilled rack of lamb and coconut palm sugar-grilled lobster.
Walk in Columbus' Steps, Skip the Sand
Following your spouse's footprints on the sand; how romantic! But how about Christopher Columbus' footsteps? Historic! San Salvador was the explorer's first landfall back in 1492. The exact spot of his arrival, purportedly on Long Bay, is marked by a simple cross made of stone. Like a walk back in time.
Soak in Culture, Skip the Sun
There's more to the Bahamas than golden beaches, it turns out. Culture abounds here, and there are several museums right in downtown Nassau that introduce visitors to the country's rich history. Set in a restored 200-year-old building, the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas pays tribute to contemporary artists, including many young and up-and-coming painters.
Nearby, the Pirates of Nassau, in an interactive way, highlights the country's buccaneer lore, complete with a replica of a real pirate ship, The Revenge. And visitors can learn about a dark chapter in this nation's history at the Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation, named after a slave who once led a revolt against unfair plantation conditions on The Exumas.
See the Wildlife, Skip the Sea Life
What lives under the sea in the Bahamas is breathtaking. But wildlife also reigns supreme inland. The Ardastra Conservation Center in Nassau is a 5-acre park that feels a lot like a jungle, with its many reptilian and avian residents. The flamingoes here are legendary.
And on Grand Bahama Island, visit the Garden of the Groves, a 12-acre botanical oasis with waterfalls and thousands of species of banana plants, orchids and bougainvillea. Birds abound and the kids will love the pigs-and-goats petting zoo.
Go Bonefishing, Skip the Snorkel
Watching fish through goggles is grand, but the Bahamas happens to be one of the best spots on the planet to try your hand at catching bonefish, a pastime that is as legendary as it is addicting. The small silver fish can inspire any budding fishermen to hone her skills and attempt to catch (and then release) this expertly fast swimmer. If you're serious about bonefishing, seek out lodges on islands like Bimini, Andros and The Exumas.
Gabe Saglie is senior editor for Travelzoo. For deals on packages, hotels and attractions in the Bahamas, check out destinations, hotels and vacations.


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Following traditional Myconian architecture, the Tharroe of Mykonos Boutique Hotel is a brilliant blend of multi-cultured elements, offering sophisticated luxury influences and modern facilities. Inspired by the romance of the Aegean Sea it combines art with luxury and extravagance with pure simplicity.
Located on the top of a small hill, it offers breathtaking view of the sunset and panoramic views over the Aegean Sea, Windmills landmark and Mykonos Old Town center. Tharroe of Mykonos is a place of absolute beauty and privacy. Designed for stylish and relaxing holidays, Tharroe of Mykonos welcomes families with children minimum age of 10 years old.
The hotel is surrounded by stunning scenery and is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy discreet elegance, charm and privacy. It's unique location, very close to the town center, but away from the crowds, makes Tharroe of Mykonos a heaven of relaxation in the most vibrant of all the Greek Islands.
The philosophy throughout its 27 rooms and suites is to create a daring and imaginative atmosphere. The professional and friendly service is the result of 18 years of effort by an efficient and devoted team led by the manager and owner Olga Papadaki.
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Candice Jackson joined the Duke women's basketball staff in May of 2011, after spending two seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Wake Forest.
Her role at Duke includes serving as one of two recruiting coordinators along with Hernando Planells and working with the guards.
During her first two years on the Blue Devil staff, Jackson helped bring in the seventh-best recruiting class in the nation in 2012, which included third-ranked Alexis Jones, and the No. 2 class nationally in 2013 that features Rebecca Greenwell, Oderah Chidom, Kendall McCravey-Cooper and Kianna Holland.
In two years at Wake Forest, Jackson helped lead the Demon Deacons to an 18-14 overall record in 2009-10, followed by a 15-17 mark a year ago.
Prior to her arrival at Wake Forest, Jackson spent four successful seasons with the University of Richmond, where she helped take the team from a 13-17 record in 2005-06 to a 24-10 finish in 2008-09.
While at Richmond, Jackson oversaw summer camps in addition to scouting, recruiting and coordinating video operations. Jackson was also in charge of community service efforts for the Spiders.
She worked closely with Spider guard Amber Petillon, who blossomed during her senior year under Jackson's guidance and has enjoyed an extremely successful career overseas.
A four-year letterwinner at Michigan State from 2000-04, Jackson played as a guard for Duke Head Coach Joanne P. McCallie and was Coach P's first recruit at MSU. Jackson served as team captain as both a junior and a senior and led the team to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2003 and 2004. She earned her degree in Family Community Services from Michigan State.
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This ceramic bud vase will look wonderful showcasing the blooms from your garden. The contrast between the glazed and unglazed details add drama to your rustic home decor. It is also ideal for the flowers that children bring their moms or teachers and is a perfect gift for grandma.
The vase is 7.5 inches tall.
I made this vase on the potter's wheel in my Virginia studio. Once the clay was dry enough to handle, I trimmed it to refine the shape and create the foot. I then saturated a piece of a vintage tablecloth in clay slip and wrapped it around the body of the vase. After the first firing, which burned out the vintage lace, I used an iron oxide wash to color the clay in order to highlight it and create visual and tactile interest. The iron-washed area was left unglazed while the rest of the vase was glazed in a sea-blue glaze.
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Utah is home to an unbelievable assortment of scenic, cultural, and scientific resources. With its rich archaeology, geology, history, paleontology, botany, and countless other natural resources, Utah's vast public lands are virtually unmatched.
Petroglyphs, Fremont State Park, Sevier County, Utah
Basketmaker painted anthropomorphs, Utah
Wildflower pictographs, Barrier Canyon Style, Desert Archaic, Utah
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Anthropomorphs on the underside of a boulder, Barrier Canyon Style, Desert Archaic, Utah
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Heavily adorned Fremont anthropomorph pictograph, Utah
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Anthropomorph with green eyes and tongue, Barrier Canyon Style, Desert Archaic, Utah
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Bear pictograph, Ancestral Puebloan, Utah
Ute pictograph panel, Thompson Springs Canyon, Utah
Barrier Canyon Style anthropomorph pictographs, Thompson Springs Canyon, Grand County, Utah
Cave Valley Style pictographs, Ancestral Puebloan, Kane County, Utah
Cave Valley Style anthropomorph pictograph, Ancestral Puebloan, Kane County, Utah
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