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I make this promise to prospective students and their families: our faculty and programs catalyze the curiosity and accomplishment that defines higher learning. Our classrooms, labs, and studio and performance spaces are the oxygen of the college-spaces where complex questions get posed and pursued, where new habits of thinking get deepened and developed, where students learn by doing, and where faculty and students work collaboratively on the scholarly and creative challenges of our time. In the School of Arts and Sciences, our faculty models the purpose and energy we seek in our students and nurture in our graduates. Faculty members in the School are active researchers and lifelong learners, committed to the dynamic interplay between the questions they ask themselves and the ones that drive their teaching.
I make this promise, too: we take students seriously. We believe in your ideas and talents and futures, and we pride ourselves on the close mentoring that fuels significant learning and lasting relationships between students and teachers. From introductory classes to upper-level seminars, from internships and practica to co-curricula opportunities for international travel, from undergraduate research projects to advising for graduate school and professional careers, we are dedicated to you not just as a student but as a human being and as someone who shares our belief that artistic expression and scientific inquiry, analysis and understanding, propel us toward a more just and humane world.
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NAB Trying To Cut Off Pandora's Air Supply
from the can't-stand-the-heat,-huh? dept
So what happens? The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has started actively lobbying against the bill. Basically, the NAB recognizes that Pandora is a direct competitor to the terrestrial radio stations who make up its members. But, rather than compete, it's hoping that the RIAA's fight with Pandora will cause Pandora to go out of business. This is, of course, quite typical of the NAB's lobbying efforts. Remember how strongly it fought against allowing XM and Sirius to merge. It was the same situation, where it was hoping to use legal efforts to kill off competitors, rather than competing in the market. Pandora is asking people to contact their congressional Reps. to make sure that the NAB isn't allowed to cut off Pandora's air supply, just as it gets close to (finally) working out an agreement to stay alive.

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Whether you're blessed with an intuitive eye for interiors or have a keen understanding of aesthetic excellence, it's likely that certain core precepts underscore your artistic vision. Understanding these fundamental principles will help you to hone your craft, creating harmonious and elegant interiors that seamlessly blend form and function.
This subtle design principle actually forms the starting point for any interior. Alignment not only pertains to the relationship between pieces of décor in a room, but also the natural formation of the room itself; fittings, windows, doors and dimensions should all come into consideration. The rule of thumb is to identify a natural focal point, such as a large window or mantelpiece, and design around it, selecting furniture that complements the room's spacial dimensions. Taking photographs from different angles will help you to determine which arrangement is the most effective.
The interplay between contrasting colours, textures, shapes and sizes is essential to creating an engaging visual landscape. Instead of basing your decor around a single block colour, carefully select two or three contrasting colours: one dominant tone, one secondary tone and an additional accent colour. Adhering to a 60-30-10 ratio ensures that your three shades will set off one another beautifully without becoming too loud.
A similar concept to contrast, balance is all about developing a measured aesthetic that doesn't lend excessive weight to one single element. The rule of thirds is especially useful for obtaining this look: Arrange three vases of varying sizes as a centrepiece on your dining table and stem some fresh wildflowers so that they burst out of the vases at cascading heights. To create unity, ensure each bouquet complements the overall colour scheme and the vases share the same shape and design.
Treat each room as its own independent project, but consider using recurring elements to create continuity throughout the home. The simplest way to achieve this is by employing subtle motifs. This could be done through flooring design, such as rustic wooden slats softened by intricately patterned rugs, or through coordinated lighting fixtures or period fittings. There's no overriding rule; follow your instinct and personal taste to identify which design traits you wish to consistently highlight.
Spacial considerations have come to the fore in recent years, with architects and interior designers increasingly emphasising minimalism and negative space. This principle can be harnessed to great effect in post-industrial buildings such as converted warehouses and barns, which naturally offer a sense of expansiveness. Resist the urge to fill the space in its entirety, purge any clutter and ensure that each visible piece can be justified both practically and aesthetically.
Much like the mathematical golden ratio, there are ideal relationships between objects in interior design. Aim to follow core ground rules to avoid the appearance of over-crowding or imbalance. For instance, a coffee table in a living room should be approximately 15″ from the nearest sofa, whilst art should be hung at eye level around 60″ from the floor, with ample room allocated between each painting or print.
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Marketplace for Monday, February 20, 2012
February 20, 2012
China's Foxconn factory is finally raising wages for its workers. When you give money to a political campaign, do you know how it will be used? A second European bailout is in the works for Greece. With Medicare payments to doctors set to shrink, Congress has found other ways to make up the difference. And China correspondent Rob Schmitz reports on the efforts of a senior citizen who's fighting against counterfeit products.


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This is a math-science integrated unit about spectrographs. Learners will find and calculate the angle that light is transmitted through a holographic diffraction grating using trigonometry. After finding this angle, the students will build their... (View More) own spectrographs in groups and research and design a ground or space-based mission using their creation. After the project is complete, student groups will present to the class on their trials, tribulations, and findings during this process. The activity is part of Project Spectra, a science and engineering program for middle-high school students, focusing on how light is used to explore the Solar System. (View Less)
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NASHVILLE, TENN. – Lipscomb University announced Wednesday that its men's basketball game at Mercer this Friday will be available live online at ESPN360.com in addition to the previously announced television broadcasts on Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast (CSS) and the Bright House Sports Network as part of the Atlantic Sun Game of the Week.
The broadcast will feature two of the A-Sun's hottest teams. Lipscomb enters with a four-game win streak while Mercer has won five straight. Matt Stewart and Sonny Smith will be on the call.
In the U.S., ESPN360.com is a 24/7 broadband sports network, delivering more than 3,000 live global sports events annually. ESPN360.com is available at no charge to fans who receive their high-speed Internet connection from an affiliated service provider. It is available free to approximately 18 million students and military personnel via any computer on a U.S. campus or military base computer network.
Additionally, it has tripled its residential distribution in the past 20 months, and is available in 24 million households nationwide via more than 20 Internet service providers around the country including AT&T, Verizon, RCN, Frontier, Cavalier, Charter, Mediacom, Conway, Grande Communications and more.
CSS can be found on Ch. 27 for most of the greater Nashville area cable subscribers.
Based in Atlanta, CSS reaches more than 5.9 million cable and satellite homes across a 12 state region. Launched in 1999, the network is a partnership between Comcast Corporation and Charter Communications. CSS carries a full slate of college sports programming including over 40 live football games, 110 college football replay games, more than 200 men's and women's live college basketball games and 40 live baseball games, as well as a comprehensive mix of sports news and in-depth sports analysis geared toward fans in the Southeast.
The Bright House Sports Network will deliver the CSS broadcast to 1.6 million Florida homes.
Bright House Sports Network, the leader in local sports, is a 24-hour local sports network dedicated to sports fans in the Central Florida and Tampa Bay areas. It produces over 5,500 hours of local sports programming each year. Its strength is in our approach to covering local sports and the sports franchises that make up our communities. Bright House Sports Network provides a comprehensive and entertaining source of local sports news and programming.
The Lipscomb Sports Network will have free online audio streaming of the game at www.LipscombSports.com/sportsnetwork/. Jonathan Seamon and Benjamin Seamon will call the action.


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With the April unemployment report released this morning, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney told voters in Pennsylvania that the slight drop in the unemployment rate is not cause for celebration.
Mitt Romney set some high standards for himself in reaction to Friday's lackluster jobs report from April.
The economy added 115,000 jobs in April, a number that fell below expectations and prompted worries of a slowdown in hiring. While the unemployment rate fell to 8.1 percent, that was driven in part by people leaving the workforce.
Those numbers carry political significance, with only six months left until the election. In separate reactions to the April figures, Romney set standards that he thought represented what's acceptable.
The Romney standard, in short, would see the economy add 500,000 jobs per month. The former Massachusetts governor said that an unemployment rate above 4 percent is unacceptable.
"We should be seeing numbers in the 500,000 jobs created-per-month. This is way, way, way off from what should happen in a normal recovery," Romney said this morning on Fox News.
At an afternoon event in Pittsburgh, Romney said of the news that the unemployment rate had fallen to 8.1 percent: "Normally, that would be cause for celebration, but anything near 8 percent or over 4 percent is not cause for celebration."
The lowest the unemployment rate hit over the last decade was 4.4 percent, last achieved in May of 2007.
The high point of jobs added in the last decade came in May 2010, when the economy added 516,000 nonfarm payroll positions.


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Brittany Darling simply took over. With two of the league's leading candidates for Player of the Year on the floor, it was Darling's massive effort late in the first half that led Tennessee Tech to a rib-rattling 82-70 victory over Morehead State Saturday in the Eblen Center in front of a raucous crowd.
The 6-foot-5 junior recorded career-highs of 20 points and 15 rebounds, and added four blocked shots, as the Golden Eagles won their ninth straight. The win also avenged Tech's only loss in conference play this season, a 25-point setback in Morehead in early January.
Most importantly, the victory pushed Tech (18-4) to a two-game lead in the Ohio Valley Conference race with a 12-1 league record. Morehead State went to 17-7 overall and 10-3 in the OVC.
Darling's big night overshadowed the play of Morehead State's Chynna Bozeman, the preseason OVC Player of the Year, and Tech's Tacarra Hayes, considered one of the top candidates for league Player of the Year honors.
Both of those standout players had a huge impact on the game, Bozeman leading her team back into contention late in the contest and Hayes helping to stifle the rally. Bozeman wound up with 29 points, six rebounds and five assists for MSU, while Hayes countered with 18 points, six rebounds and seven assists.
Tech also got 18 points from freshman Molly Heady, who hit 4-for-5 from 3-point land, nine points and six rebounds from Rachel Glidden, and nine points and five assists from freshman Briana Jordan.
Joining Bozeman in double digits for MSU were Ashar Harris with a double-double of 15 points and 13 rebounds, and Courtney Lumpkin with 15 points, five rebounds and five assists. Freshman Allie Turner added nine points.
The Golden Eagles shot 50.9 percent from the field (29-for-57) and had a 45-36 advantage on the glass. Morehead State shot 32 percent (24-for-75).
Morehead State had the upper hand for the first 15 minutes, going on top by as many as seven points. The Eagles' largest lead of the first half came with 12:57 remaining when Courtney Lumpkin's four consecutive free throws made it a 14-7 lead.
A Lumpkin jumper with 5:05 to play in the half broke a 23-23 tie and gave MSU a 25-23 lead, but it proved to be the final time in the contest that the visitor's side of the scoreboard had a larger number.
Darling went to work underneath, scoring 14 consecutive points and Tech turned the tide with a 12-0 run. Another Darling layup with seven seconds remaining sent the Golden Eagles to the break with a 10-point, 37-27 lead.
The Golden Eagles kept things rolling in the second half, feeding off the crowd's enthusiasm to build their lead to as many as 19 points. A three-point play by Hayes with 7:21 remaining pushed Tech's edge to 63-44.
But Bozeman & Co. went to work over the next three minutes with a 15-4 run that cut Tech's lead down to eight, 67-59, with just under four minutes to go. Bozeman scored 10 in the stretch, including a pair of her five 3-pointers.
With her team fighting to hold its margin, Hayes made a key play with a steal that she turned into a layup and free throw, and the three-point play gave Tech a renewed double-figure lead at 70-59.
The Golden Eagles went 8-for-8 at the line in the final two minutes to preserve the win.
Tech, which improved to 9-1 at home, goes on the road for its next two games. On Thursday, the Golden Eagles play at Murray State and on Saturday will visit UT Martin. Tech is 9-3 this season on the road.
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This post is part of an ongoing discussion between Russell Glasser and Pastor Stephen Feinstein. Here are all the previous posts in the series.
As before, I'll be disabling comments in this post, as it is supposed to be a conversation only between the two of us.
I want to take a moment to remind our readers again of the first thing that you said in this discussion. You promised to make the case that "atheism is untenable, irrational, and ultimately impossible." That was a pretty bold acceptance of the burden of proof that you took on. In fact, I'd venture to say that if you don't start clearly progressing towards making this case, it will be as good as a concession that you've lost the debate.
I'm not saying that you can't do it, obviously; but after two rounds of posting, you haven't done much to reach your goal. So far the main thing you've done is to casually dismiss every possibility of a common starting point. I started by proposing what I thought would be fairly uncontroversial common ground: "We both probably agree that the natural world exists in the first place." Your response was the following:
"It is not good enough for me to say, 'Russell, I agree with you that this world is real, that we learn from the senses, that reasonable standards are necessary, and that bald assertion fails to prove anything.' By the way, I agree with you on all of these things, but with one revision. However, I want us to account for these things."
So… that's interesting. As I read this statement, you're not even going to bother from the beginning to grant the premise that there is something rather than nothing, starting at least a few steps short of what philosophers generally see as the most basic of all questions. This seems to put you in an extremely odd position. It's fine to say that you're going to "account for" the real world, but unless you unconditionally grant that there is a real world at all, there is obviously nothing to account for.
What do you hope to accomplish by this approach? If you are trying to make some sort of reductio ad absurdam based on this — i.e., by asserting "We can't assume that the real world exists unless my other presupposition X is true" — then that can't get you anywhere, as long as you're following through with your insistence that the real world might not exist at all. You could perhaps say "The consequences of the world not existing would be ridiculous" but that won't fly either, because you haven't granted the premise that we need any kind of logical standards.
With that in mind, here's the one and only thing you have really bothered to say in defense of your assertion that God exists, after two messages:
Moving on, when you commented on the Biblical definition of God, you then asked me how I plan on justifying any of it since you personally agree with none of it. This too will come as we advance further in the debate, but for now I am going to advance a preliminary argument that will sound absurd to you. Here it goes. The Biblical God must exist, because if He does not exist, then we can know nothing at all. Or let me put it this way. Christianity must be true because without it we lose all intelligibility.
I'll tell you why I have no difficulty whatsoever rejecting this unwarranted premise. Unless you're willing to grant that intelligibility does exist, "justifying" the existence of intelligibility is a pointless task. You're already launching into a circular case for God, namely: "Unless God exists, then intelligibility cannot exist. And intelligibility must exist, because my logical argument for God's hand in creating it depends on it."
I was offering you a way to bypass this circularity by assuming that reality exists and that we need logical standards, but you rejected this. I, in turn, reject your starting point of God. Are we at an impasse here? I could say something almost identical and it would still be just as valid as your frame. There exists a magical tiara, and it is because of this tiara that the laws of logic exist. Problem solved: I've accounted for logic in just as rigorous a way as you have, at least so far.
It just seems to me that we both ultimately assume that logic is valid, and that the world is real. However, only one of us is trying to inject the irrelevant and unnecessary assumption of something that hasn't been observed, namely God, and posit it as an explanation, even though we both grant that there are going to be at least some things in our conversation that may be assumed without explanation.
Why did I frame it this way knowing that you will shake your head at it? Well, it is rather simple. It is the thesis of my argument for the existence of the Biblical God.
"Why do I say this thing? Because it is the thing that I say." Premise rejected. What next?
From my point of view, the fact that the universe exists is a foundational presupposition that is not difficult for the vast majority of people to accept. It's not guaranteed to be true — again, The Matrix was a totally awesome movie — but it's a good enough starting point for me. With that in mind, if you're making an argument that takes the form of "You must accept claim X because otherwise the real world might not exist," then my conclusion is not "X is true"; it's "Either X is true, or your claimed logical dependency is false." If you propose an X that I have no reason to believe is true yet (i.e., "My God as I have described him exists") I still need some other reason to believe that X is true. Otherwise, you'd better be prepared to back up your claim by giving me a good reason to drop the assumption that the world exists. If you can't, I'm certainly going to be much more willing to assume that the fault lies in your argument than in the universe.
So here's the situation that we're in: I proposed a set of ground level assumptions that we might both agree on; you rejected them. You've proposed an assumption of God as a starting point, and I in turn reject that with just as much validity. Other than the one paragraph that I quoted, you haven't done much besides brag about the impressive qualities of arguments that you have not made yet.
- "We must have a battle of epistemology here."
- "I am going to effectively refute your positions."
- "It is too early in the debate for me to give specifics."
- "This too will come as we advance further in the debate."
- "I am so convinced of the truthfulness, perspicuity, and infallibility of the Bible and the worldview it presents that I confront your position with such boldness."
- "Russell, I will give you good reasons to believe in the God of the Bible and I hope to demonstrate to you that you are the one who believes in atheism for no reason, whereas I have plenty of reason to believe in my God."
For the last two posts I've been waiting for you to say anything of substance, but so far you seem much more interested in patting yourself on the back for things you are about to say. I hope you will get around to saying them pretty soon.
I'm going to run quickly through some additional minor issues that you raised in your last post, but mostly I consider them distractions from the discussion at hand.
- Yes, I completely agree that if you watch the show with Ray Comfort on its own, there are some confusing points that require clarification, and some of it may have even come out sounding wrong on our end. That's the nature of live TV — you have to say things as they come into your head or you get dead air. Sometimes that results in statements that are not grammatically correct, and sometimes the choice of wording is misleading. Now that I have clarified what Matt and I meant, I hope we can move beyond that.
- For some reason you spent a great many paragraphs explaining extremely elementary concepts such as what a syllogism looks like. This is trivial to anybody who's taken an introductory logic class, and I think we can assume that we've both had some, so I think it's safe to say that you don't need to fill up space with that kind of thing in the future.
- You still insist on viewing all of atheism as a self-contained ideology. This seems very important to you, but I don't know why. I did, after all, grant that this discussion can be about my ideology, which has many of the features that you say it does. Yet when you say "all atheists have a distinct view of knowledge (e.g. human autonomy; Theravada yoga; etc.)" this strikes me as a pretty vacuous statement. I don't have any interest in supporting Theravada yoga myself, so it sounds like what you are saying is, "all atheists have their own individual distinct view of knowledge (which doesn't include a God)." Since all atheists are humans, and all humans have their own distinct view of knowledge (including Christians) this is basically true. But so what? By that reasoning, you could just as easily state that "being a white man" is an ideology, in which case we're on the same side.
To bring this back to what I've been saying, in a nutshell, you've claimed that you're going to prove that God must exist. However, you won't agree with me that reality exists, and you seem puzzled that I won't presume that God exists. This obviously can't go anywhere useful.
So I'll ask this one more time: In your next post, please do take a minute to start offering some suppositions that you think we can both agree to. If you can't even take that most basic step of defining your premises in a mutually satisfactory way, then I'm going to have to start concluding that you're not looking to have a discussion in good faith. As I said before, it's fine if you just want to preach to the choir; your fellow believers will be happy to go along with you if you want to just assert that your favorite beliefs are true by virtue of presupposition. But if you have any interest whatsoever in definitively showing me and other atheists that we hold an untenable position, then you're going to have to give me some motivation to accept your assumptions over mine. If you can't do that, then by your own prior promises, you will have lost.
Russell Glasser


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Nov. 2, 2007
The Lipscomb Bisons spotted Wofford a 2-0 first half lead in a 4-1 defeat Friday night at Wofford in Spartanburg, S.C..
Lipscomb senior forward Ben Page cut the lead to 2-1 at 47:17 mark of the second half as he fired the ball low off the left goal post and into the net. Senior midfielder Kevin Terry was credited with the assist.
Wofford came back with goals at 58:20 and 86:37.
Wofford's Armin Kinigadner scored the first two goals of the game at 26:09 and 29:44.
Page led Lipscomb with three shots on goal and five shots overall. The Bisons had 10 shots with shots on goal.
Wofford was credited with 15 shots, including nine shots on goal.
Senior goalkeeper Jake Goergen made five saves for Lipscomb.
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Great place to stay and ski. This condo comes with all of the comfort one would need to have a great time skiing and relaxing afterwards. The condo comes with a full service kitchen.
1. Powder
Powderhorn averages over 250 inches of perfect powder each season.
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Lift tickets at Powderhorn are close to one-half of other Colorado resorts. With 1,600 acres and 1,650 vertical feet, who needs high prices?
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The Powderhorn Ski & Ride Center offers lessons, and programs, for all abilities and ages, from age 3 and up. Learn from some of the best PSIA/AASI Pros in Colorado.
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Courtesy Framingham State Sports Information
Framingham, Mass. - Framingham State junior running back Dave Leach hauled in a three-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Bruce Rich with eight seconds left to lift the Framingham State Rams to a 42-38 win over MIT at Maple Street Field. The Engineers scored the go-ahead touchdown with just over one minute remaining, but were unable to keep their unblemished record in tact.
Saturday's New England Football Conference game was an offensive shootout as the teams combined for 980 yards of total offense. The Engineers (2-1) held the advantage on the ground as they rushed for 230 yards to the Rams 171, while the Rams (2-1) held the advantage in the air, 361-236.
The Rams jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter as their defense forced the Engineers to turn the ball over on downs on their first two possessions while the Rams offense marched down the field for two scores. The Rams first drive, which covered 62 yards in five plays, was capped off by a one-yard touchdown run by Rich. Phil Cosmos, who was a perfect 6-of-6 in PAT attempts, converted his initial try to give the Rams a 7-0 lead. The second drive lasted just 12 seconds as Rich connected with junior wide out Anthony Kewley for a 75 yard touchdown strike.
The Rams maintained their lead until late in the second quarter as MIT responded with 17 unanswered points. The Engineers broke into the scoring column when freshman Pete Gilliland nailed a 22-yard field goal attempt with 39 ticks remaining in the opening quarter. The Engineers defense forced the Rams to punt on their next two possessions while the Tech offense found its groove en route to two straight touchdowns. Junior running back DeRon Brown scored the first touchdown with 9:33 remaining in the half on a four-yard run that capped a 10-play, 63-yard drive. Five minutes later, senior Robert Utz broke a couple of Framingham State tackles while covering 53 yards on the ground to give MIT a 17-14 lead with 4:03 remaining in the half.
It would take the Rams just over two minutes to reclaim the lead as Rich and Kewley connected from 34 yards for their second touchdown of the day. After Cosmos's extra point, the Rams took a 21-17 lead into the half.
The Rams would extend their lead to 28-17 on their first possession of the second half as Rich took them 60 yards on five plays and rushed in the score from just beyond the goal line. Brown would pull MIT back within four points on a three-yard touchdown run with 7:19 remaining in the third quarter.
After a 15-yard touchdown pass from Rich to wide out Jonathan Hayes, the Rams led 35-24 with 13:14 remaining in the game. MIT once again answered on its next possession as senior Ben Grannan scampered six yards for a touchdown that cut the deficit to 35-31 with 8:53 remaining.
The Engineers' defense made a stand and forced the Rams to turn the ball over on downs with 5:44 remaining, giving their offense a chance for the go-ahead score. The Engineers would take 4:28 seconds off the clock before junior Rick Mancuso hit senior tight end Thomas Franklin in the back of the end zone from four yards out for the potential game-winning score. The touchdown provided MIT with only its second lead of the game, 38-35, with 1:16 remaining and the stage was set for a last-minute comeback by the Rams.
After the kickoff was downed at the Rams 46 yard-line, the Rams had 54 yards to cover in just 1:14. Rich completed a pass to Kewley for 11 yards and a first down at MIT's 43 yard line. After Leach rushed for 5 yards and tossed an incomplete pass, the Rams faced third and five. On the next play, Rich eluded the MIT rush, picked up the first down on a 13-yard run, and managed to get out of bounds to stop the clock. After an incomplete pass, MIT was called for pass interference which gave the Rams a first-and-10 on the MIT 14-yard line. Rich completed an 11 yard pass to Hayes for a first down on the three-yard line with 12 seconds remaining. After a Framingham timeout, Rich connected with Leach for the winning score.
Rich finished the day 22-of-29 for a career-high 361 yards and four touchdowns while rushing for 36 yards and two scores. Kewley finished the game with 301 all-purpose yards including seven receptions for 200 yards and two touchdowns, and four kickoff returns for 101 yards. Rich's other favorite target, Jonathan Hayes, made six catches for 108 yards and one score, while Leach rushed for 117 yards on 17 carries. James McCarthy and Ken Glover led the Rams defense with 10 tackles apiece.
The Engineers were led by Brown who finished with 139 yards rushing on 38 carries and Utz, who had 90 yards on 11 carries. Mancuso finished the day 16-of-28 for 236 yards.


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YouTube Once Again Building A Paywall On Which Old Media Can Hang Itself
from the haven't-we-done-this-before dept
A few years later, Google tried again, playing up the ability to pay for videos... and once again it flopped pitifully. A 10 day test brought in just a little bit over $10,000 -- which is hardly worth the effort involved.
Perhaps the third time's the charm? People are reporting that YouTube is getting ready to launch a paywall feature, which may have 50 "channels" locked up behind the wall. The idea is to be more of a Hulu or Netflix-type competitor, though rather than a flat fee for access to all locked up content, YouTube thinks people will pay $1.99/month per channel. That seems... pretty high. Perhaps they're hoping that times have changed and what failed in the past is now okay because people are accustomed to paying for this kind of thing. However, I still have trouble seeing how this succeeds. If anything, this just seems like a tool with which Hollywood can hang itself. It may jump on this thinking that it's a great new way to build an online revenue stream, without realizing all the potential hazards.
Cable and satellite channels, which traditionally rely on a dual revenue stream model, are eyeing YouTube's subscription service to generate revenue from older shows and new programming, according to another person familiar with the project.I'm sure plenty of old school execs are thrilled about this idea... until they see the actual numbers. This isn't about helping the old industry adapt, but giving them the tools to see how unlikely they are to succeed with a paywall.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Five unanswered goals by Babson College in the first half proved to be the difference as it went on to record a 9-6 victory over MIT in a Pilgrim Lacrosse League game on Wednesday afternoon. Bryan Wilbur registered a game-high four goals as the Beavers improved to 6-5 on the year and 4-2 in conference play. Tyler Sorba (two goals), Corey Garvey (one goal and an assist), and Jonathan Stolmeier (one goal and an assist) paced the Engineers as they fell to 3-6 overall and 1-4 in the Pilgrim League.
Matt Enright opened the scoring for Babson after 2:30 had elapsed in the contest. MIT quickly posted the equalizer when Ryan Ballentine found Garvey. On the ensuing face off, Wilbur put the Beavers ahead for good with an unassisted tally. Babson extended its lead to 3-1 at the 4:51 mark on a strike from Wilbur that was set up by Luke Biggins.
The Beavers continued to attack in the second quarter as R.J. Moulton found the back of the net at 12:13. The game remained scoreless for the next 10 minutes until Biggins notched an unassisted goal. Babson entered the break with a 6-1 advantage as Wilbur completed the hat-trick with 1:09 left on a pass from Jon Standen.
The first half of the third quarter was a defensive battle as both sides struggled to find the back of the net. With 7:32 on the clock, Dylan Roden ended MIT's 33 minute scoring drought. The Engineers then narrowed the gap to 6-3 with an unassisted goal by Stolmeier less than two minutes later. The Beavers registered their first goal of the half just two seconds after an extra-man opportunity expired. Moulton found Standen for the score which returned the advantage to four (7-3).
Each side traded goals in the final frame. Sorba led off the trend with an unassisted goal 51 seconds into the period. Jason Wellemeyer responded with his 15th goal of the season, which was followed by a strike from Sorba that gave Garvey the assist. Wilbur notched Babson's last goal of the day with 5:32 on the clock. MIT wrapped up the scoring by converting its first extra-man goal of the game when Stolmeier set up Sherry.
Ebbe Strathairn led the Engineers with four groundballs as Zach Brewer collected 14 saves. Matt Harrington picked up seven groundballs for the Beavers while Max Owen stopped 10 shots.
MIT will continue Pilgrim League play at home on Saturday, April 21 as it hosts Massachusetts Maritime Academy. Next up for Babson will be a road game at league foe Western New England College on Wednesday, April 25.


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The Risky Side to Taking Risks
Researchers have long believed that people's risk-taking tendencies are genetic and unchanging. Recent research is shattering that view, revealing context and mood have a big impact. Sue Shellenbarger and Elke Weber, Columbia University Center for Decision Sciences director, join Lunch Break. Photo: Associated Press.
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Woman Seeks To Save Six Flags Rolling Thunder
A New Jersey woman is trying to save one of the state's venerable thrill rides from ending up on the scrap heap.
Kara Silverman says she grew up with the "Rolling Thunder" ride at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson and doesn't want to see it taken down. She launched a petition on Change.org that had attracted more than 500 signatures by Sunday afternoon.
The amusement park says it's going ahead with plans to take the ride down this fall to make way for the new Zumanjaro, Drop of Doom, billed as the world's tallest drop ride.
A park spokeswoman tells the Asbury Park Press that officials held a ceremony Saturday night giving members of a national roller coaster group certificates to receive a piece of the track.
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When you're feeling the heat, this information could be a lifesaver.
Sharon Congleton, PCA health promotion nurse supervisor, said that senior citizens, young children and people with chronic health conditions are at a greater risk heat-related illness, such as heat exhaustion or heat stress.
"It is important for older adults to understand the dangers and potential complications that can occur from being exposed to severe heat," she said. "Older adults also need to know what they can do to prevent heat stress from occurring."
Following are hot weather safety tips from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and PCA:
Know when to ask for help. Symptoms of heat stress can include: loss of energy, loss of appetite, upset stomach, lightheadedness, prickly heat, heat cramps, heavy sweating, thirst, feeling faint, giddiness, confusion and/or nausea. If you or someone you know experiences one or more of these symptoms, move to a cool location and rest. Drink more fluids and remove any excess clothing. Call 911, if symptoms include any of the following: lack of sweat; combative behavior; hot, dry, flushed skin; body temperature of 105 degrees or above; throbbing headache; rapid heartbeat or breathing; convulsions; staggering; loss of consciousness; and/or confusion.
Check on elderly and homebound neighbors. Make sure they have enough to drink and check the conditions inside the home; fans should not be used inside a home with windows closed; this circulates hot air and creates a convection oven effect.
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Street Food Recipe: Elote (Roasted Sweet Corn with Cheese)
Sweet corn is the perfect thing to eat right now – seasonal, fresh and perfect with almost nothing added to it. But just in case you're ready for something new, let's load it up with lots of rich and delicious toppings. What do you say? You may be familiar with elote, a Mexican sweet corn treat. If not, allow us to introduce you …
We often see elote vendors at Chicago festivals, flea markets and ballparks – it's also popular in other parts of the United States, and in Mexico. Grilled corn is served up on the cob or freshly sliced into a cup, and topped with a healthy dose of mayonnaise, Cotija cheese, lime juice, salt and spices. Other common toppings include butter and sour cream, and you can usually order it up just the way you like it.
We like the ease of eating it out of a cup when we're on the go, but there's something fun about nibbling right off the cob, and it does tend to stay warm longer that way. At home, it's pretty much the same simple presentation either way – grill corn, load up the toppings and dig in!
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Prepare a grill or grill pan with high heat. Keep corn in husks, or remove one strip of husks. Place directly on grill. Cook for 10-15 minutes, turning occasionally, until husks are well blackened and the kernels are bright yellow.
If serving on the cob, remove husks and slather each ear with a generous spoonful of mayonnaise. Add the juice of one lime wedge per ear, followed by a pinch of salt, a healthy sprinkle of cheese and a light dusting of cumin and chili powder.
If serving off the cob, cut the kernels off of each ear. Place into a jar or small cup and top with remaining ingredients.
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MURRAY — Maybe they were just too hungry to make it happen.
Whatever the case, it took a set for Murray to relax and play its game in Class 1A regional semifinal action here Friday. A crowd of nearly 440 jammed the Jerry Brown Gymnasium for the battle of neighboring rivals, and created a roar with nearly every point.
In the end, Murray settled in to a 17-25, 25-15, 25-19, 25-14 victory over East Union to end a couple of streaks.
The Eagles had knocked out Murray in postseason play the past two seasons on the way to eight straight appearances in regional finals. That streak included state tournament appearances in 2010 and 2011.
Now, it's the Lady Mustangs (27-3) headed to a regional final Wednesday at Creston High School in a 7 p.m. match with Stanton (36-5) for a trip to state in Cedar Rapids. It would be Murray's first appearance in the state volleyball tournament.
The atmosphere of Friday's match, and the high stakes, appeared to give error-prone Murray a case of the jitters in the opening set. Several Mustang hitting errors contributed to the team's early deficit. East Union took an 11-7 lead to 16-8 and carried that momentum to the 25-17 finish.
McKayle Dudney, one of several sophomores in the Eagles' main rotation, served the final three points.
"The girls came out on fire, attacking the ball," said East Union coach Gail Thatcher. "We really had the momentum. Then Murray came back. They have a solid lineup. (Kate) Patton and (Hannah) Barber work well together setting up the attack."
Momentum switch
From coach Jerry Shields' vantage point, that cohesion was missing in the early going. But it was like a light switch came on when the teams exchanged sides of the court for set two.
"We were just tight," Shields said. "I told them we'd been relaxed all year long, but tonight we came out tight. That was a big crowd for us. I told them it's going to be really noisy in here tonight. Our passing was bad. Our setter was coming clear back to the second row all the time to try to make a set. That's nearly impossible."
Barber, who finished with 14 kills and two blocks, agreed that her team took some time to find its rhythm.
"All of us were kind of having game jitters," Barber said. "East Union had beaten us twice in a row. There was a lot of pressure to beat them this year, and we just weren't loosened up."
Barber said the team caught fire when serve receivers McKenzie Case and Megan Oswald started accurately sending balls to Patton in position for some of her 32 assists. That enabled hitters like Barber, Oswald (eight kills), and Cheyanne Ashby (five kills) to start pounding balls into the Eagles' court.
Then, it was a reversed trend of East Union errors in trying to transition into its offense.
"They have a lot of size, and this is a tough venue to play in," Thatcher said. "The experience our girls gained from playing these last three matches is really going to take us into next year for a positive. But, it's going to be difficult to fill in for our two seniors."
Libero Brittany Malone shouldered the bulk of East Union's serve receive Friday (36-42) and notched a team-high 26 digs. She ranks sixth in Class 1A with 438 digs this season. Kelsey Hoff had 192 kills this year, including five in an 18-of-27 hitting night Friday. She also had two blocks.
Final matchup
Thatcher, whose team faced Stanton in a regular-season tournament, forsees a competitive match between the Viqueens and Lady Mustangs Wednesday night.
Barber, part of a balanced Murray attack at the net, knows there's a special player to be neutralized if her team is going to be successful in earning a state trip.
"We have to block number 13," she said. "We played against them in the SWCC tournament in the off-season. If we can put her down, we can probably beat them. Our seniors have really taken a stand this year to get us there."
Number 13 is Carmen Subbert, a 5-7 leaper whose two older sisters were collegiate volleyball players. She figures to make it a trifecta next year.
"She's only 5-7, but she can hit with the best of them," Shields said. "We have to be able to block Subbert. She hits out of the outside and the back row, mostly. She can cut the ball really well, drive it to the corners. About 85 percent of their game goes through her."
After the first set, Shields thought his team was performing at a high level Friday in preparation for that challenge.
"It was a hard-fought match in front of a great crowd," Shields said. "We got settled down in games two and three. We were very balanced at the net offensively."
Of the team's 37 kills, five players had at least four of them, led by Barber's 14. The team missed only six of 90 serves, with seven aces. Patton missed only one of 22 attempts and accumulated four aces.
Murray statistics
Serving (aces) — Kate Patton 21-22 (4), Hannah Barber 16-18 (2), Chellsea Jones 14-14, Megan Oswald 13-13, team 84-90 (7).
Attacks (kills) — Barber 40-52 (14), Oswald 24-27 (8), Cheyanne Ashby 14-15 (5), Madison Gonseth 15-21 (4), Jade Lecy 8-10 (4), team 113-138 (37).
Blocks — Oswald 5, Gonseth 3, Barber 2, Ashby 2, Patton 2, team 15.
Setting (assists) — Patton 114-117 (32), team 126-130 (33).
Digs — Oswald 17, McKenzie Case 13, team 78-100.
Serve receive — Case 18-18, Barber 13-14, Oswald 12-16, Jones 8-9, team 58-66.
East Union statistics
Serving (aces) — Kali Mertens 16-17 (3), Courtney Phelps 17-18 (3), Kelsey Hoff 7-7, Brittany Malone 12-15 (1), McKayle Dudney 10-10.
Attacks (kills) — Mertens 26-28 (5), Dudney 22-29 (5), Chay Blondowski 21-26 (5), Hoff 18-27 (5), Katlin Weinkoetz 12-14 (5), Malone 4-4 (1), Emily Eckels 4-4 (1).
Blocks (solo-assists) — Hoff 1-1, Dudney 0-1.
Setting (assists) — Phelps 22, Weinkoetz 2, Dudney 2.
Digs — Malone 26, Phelps 14, Alyssa Proffitt 13, Mertens 10, Blondowski 6.
Serve receive — Malone 36-42, Mertens 12-17, Eckels 8-9, Proffitt 5-6.


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You dolls already know that we're tickled pink about the Matthew Williamson for Impulse collection launching at Macy's in a few short weeks...now how about a glimpse at the full lookbook? We've got it for you (with prices!), after the jump.
One shoulder dress, $109
Printed chiffon blouse, $59; cropped pants, $69
Printed chiffon blouse, $59; pleated shorts, $59
Matte sequin dress, $99
Printed drape-neck dress, $69
Belted asymmetrical dress, $99
Belted asymmetrical dress, $99
Sequin applique one-shoulder gown, $109
Chiffon resort dress, $119
Leather motorcycle jacket, $299
Halterneck maxi dress, $119
Printed romper, $79
Printed chiffon ruffle dress, $99
Printed tank, $59; and pleated shorts, $59
Skinny jeans, $79; and printed top, $59
I spied a few chic printed scarves at the preview, too, which will be just $24! I also made a point to touch all of the fabrics, because these cheap-and-chic collaborations can sometimes feel more like the latter, but I'm happy to report that every single item is touchably soft and well worth the investment. These are the kind of pieces that will become your summer staples--I can't wait to get my hands on 'em! They're hitting Macy's stores and macys.com on April 13, so we won't have to wait long. What do you think, ladies? Which pieces are your favorites? Discuss!
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1. Which teams will be Double-U-turned? Amani & MArcus Andy & Tommy2. Who will be eliminated? Justin & Jennifer3. Question of the week, which one do you prefer, Yield, U-turn, Blind U-turn or Double U-turn??God, none of them. Hate, hate, hate manufactured stunts made to allow teams to hinder others. All other times during the race, actually hindering teams is not allowed. Why, why they think it should be part of the race is beyond sad.If I had to pick any it would be either the Yield (because it rarely caused an elimination).
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Mendys 165 will get him more carries probably the start but I honestly dont think this was it for FWP. Just what I think. Id love to see Mendy more yes he is producing. he looked great tonight but I dont see us benching FWP b/c of 1 big game from Mendy
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fans will not be pleased if willie starts. he's not producing in the running game anymore. if it ain't broke don't fix it as in mendie throttled up yardage let him play.
From PIT 28 - SD 0 to PIT 38 - SD 28...WOW! WTF!?
On the punt from the Chargers where the Steelers got the ball stripped for a touchdown, why didn't the refs whistle the play dead? About 4 Chargers players were around the returner, trying to pull him down for maybe 4 seconds.
And the play where Antonio Gates ran down the sideline for a touchdown, his foot touched the out of bounds line.
Man that was a heart in your mouth win for a while there.
Our defense better get they sh&^ together FAST!!!!
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