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Chesterfield Blues plays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Celtic bar at Muldoon's Irish Pub, 202 Newport Center Dr. The blues/rock event is free. For more information, call (949) 640-4110.
Friday Night Happy Hour
The Palapa Bar at The Island Hotel hosts Friday Night Happy Hour from 5 to 7 p.m. All beverages are half priced. For more information, visit http://www.theislandhotel.com.
Taste of Newport
Taste of Newport, a Southern California food festival that combines live entertainment and fine dining, will take place at Fashion Island. The weekend lineup includes the Gin Blossoms, Foreigner, Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo. One-day tickets can be purchased online for $22 and $25 at the event. For information, visit http://www.tasteofnewport.com.
The Vanguard University Department of Theatre Arts presents a musical rendition of Lewis Carroll's classic storybook characters from "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass." All shows are presented at the Lyceum Theater, located on the Vanguard University campus off Newport Boulevard. Tickets start at $14 and can be purchased by calling Vanguard University Theatre Department box office at (714) 668-6145.
New Art For A New Century
Orange County Museum of Art, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach, showcases its collection of contemporary works in "New Art for a New Century: Contemporary Acquisitions, 2000-2010." The exhibit highlights 90 major paintings, sculptures, videos and more. For more information, visit http://www.ocma.net.
15 Minutes Of Fame
Orange County Museum of Art, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach, showcases rarely seen photographs from its collection during the "15 Minutes of Fame: Portraits from Ansel Adams to Andy Warhol" exhibit. For more information, visit http://www.ocma.net.
'Young Frankenstein'
The new Mel Brooks musical "Young Frankenstein" comes to the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive. Tickets to see "Young Frankenstein" start at $15 and are available at http://www.ocpac.org or by calling (714) 556-2787.
"Photo-Environment," an exhibit of 100 photos from 17 photographers, will be on display at the Orange Coast College's Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For gallery times and more information, visit http://www.occartspavilion.blogspot.com.
Early California
The Costa Mesa Historical Society presents Early California Days: At the Diego Sepulveda Adobe, from 11 a.m. to 3p.m at 1900 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa.
Steel City Jim & The Nightshift Band
Steel City Jim & the Nightshift Band perform in the Celtic Bar at Muldoon's Irish Pub from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The classic rock music event is free. For more information, call (949) 640-4110.
Echo Echo
Orange County-based band Echo Echo will have its CD release show at the Detroit Bar, 843 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Relative Strangers, Semi Sweet and Fission also perform. The 21-and-older show starts at 9 p.m. and is $5 at the door. For more information, visit http://www.detroitbar.com.
Lemon Drop Dance Club
Lemon Drop Club, which hosts singles parties in Orange County geared for adults around the age of 40 and up, will have its next singles party from 7 to midnight at the Hanford Hotel, 3131 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. A free Italian buffet will be served from 8 to 9:30 p.m. and a free dance lesson will be offered from 7 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 and parking is free. No membership is required. For more information, call (949) 378-6600 or visit http://www.lemondropclub.com.
Jonas Brothers
Jonas Brothers stops by the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, 8808 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine, as part of its national tour. Tickets for the 7:30 p.m. show are $28.45 to $114.30, and are available through Live Nation. For more information, visit http://www.jonasbrothers.com.
Courtyard Concert
Anita and the Yanks perform in a free concert on the courtyard from 2pm to 4 pm at Muldoon's Irish Pub, 202 Newport Center Dr. The event is free. For more information, call (949) 640-4110.
Monday Residency
Punk rock band Nations Afire, featuring members from Rise Against, Ignite and Death By Stereo, performs Mondays in September at the Detroit Bar, 843 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. The shows are free and are 21 and older only. For more information, visit http://www.detroitbar.com.
Networking Luncheon
The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce hosts a networking luncheon with a presentation from City Attn. David Hunt from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Five Crowns Restaurant, 3801 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar. Cost is $25 for members and guests. For more information, call (949) 673-4050.


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Horizontal Action
Horizontal Action Magazine was an inspirational underground rock'n roll and sex publication that was around from 1997 to 2005 and published 15 issues. The magazine published the first, or some of the earliest, interviews with bands like The Black Lips, Spits, Lost Sounds, Ponys, Reatards, The Clone Defects, Brides, Dirtbombs, Sexareenos, A-Frames, Hunches, Functional Blackouts, Tyrades, and many more. The two main editors, Uncle Ted and Todd Killings, now run VictimofTime.com and HoZac Records. Head photographer Canderson's live band photos made their biggest impact in HA, even causing people to uproot themselves and actually MOVE from hundreds of miles away to Chicago, to literally be 'closer to the action.' This resulted in bands forming like crazy, and an entire community of like-minded people with a wide range of influences and sounds (see Maybe Chicago? compilation). Some of which thrived immensely, but all releasing many records on labels from all sides of the globe eventually.The Horizontal Action staff also founded and hosted the Chicago Blackout Festivals from 2001 to 2006.
Back issues of the magazine are currently available online.

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Pynenberg Named Gagliardi Finalistby Brent Harris • November 21, 2007 Share:
Wabash senior linebacker Adi Pynenberg is one of ten finalists for the 2007 Gagliardi Trophy. (Your vote can help Adi - see the voting link below.)
Pynenberg, the 2006 and 2007 North Coast Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year, is also the first three-time All-American football player in Wabash College history. He broke the school's career records for total tackles, unassisted and assisted tackles, and tackles for losses. He is two tackles away from setting the single-season record for tackles and is 2-1/2 sacks away from breaking the all-time Wabash mark.
A four-year starter, Pynenberg has led the Little Giant defense in tackles every season. He has 150 tackles, 23 tackles for losses 104 yards, seven sacks for 51 yards, three interceptions, two forced fumbles, and one fumble recovery through 11 games this year. He's made 433 tackles throughout his four-year career with 70 tackles for losses of 301 yards. Pynenberg has 23-1/2 career sacks and nine interceptions in 43 career games.
The Montgomery, Illinois, native has also been a steadfast contributor to the Montgomery County community. A regular volunteer at the Montgomery County Boys and Girls Club, Pynenberg helped develop a fundraising effort for the local club as part of summer business immersion program. He has also served as a volunteer reader at local elementary schools and has participated in the annual Wabash College Football Youth Clinic and in the Punt, Pass, and Kick regional competition held at the College each year. Pynenberg has also been active in community service as a member of the Sphinx Club at the College.
Pynenberg's community service reached global levels in 2006 as part of a 10-day trip to Panama. He and several of his Wabash teammates spent three days in the Panamanian jungle villages clearing fields and assisting the villagers in their day-to-day work.
A psychology major with a 3.58 GPA, Pynenberg is a two-time ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District V Second Team selection.
Joining Pynenberg as finalists for the 2007 Gagliardi Award are:
Justin Beaver, running back from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Derek Blanchard, offensive guard from Mount Union
Jason Boltus, quarterback from Hartwick
Tom Brew, linebacker from Case Western Reserve
Eric Dube, linebacker from Dickinson
Paul Keeley, quarterback from Alfred
Alex Kofoed, quarterback from St. John's
Drew Smith, wide receiver from Hampden-Sydney
P.J. Thiesen, wide receiver from St. Thomas
The Gagliardi Trophy is named for Saint John's University head football coach John Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history with 453 victories in 59 seasons. The award, presented to the outstanding football player in NCAA Division III, honors excellence in athletics, academics, and community service. The award program is sponsored by Jostens, Inc. and is conducted by the J-Club of Saint John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota. The winner of the 2007 award will be announced on Thursday, December 13 in Salem, Virginia during the week of the Division III national championship game.
This year fans can help select the Gagliardi Trophy winner. Fan votes will be combined into one ballot and added to the votes of the 30 members of the selection committee to select the winner. Fans can vote at D3Football.com or at USAFootballNews.com.
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BANGKOK, Nov 26, 2012 - (ACN Newswire) -
CNH International SA ("CNH") and Asia Pacific Agricultural Machinery Co. Ltd. ("APAM"), its authorized distributor of New Holland agricultural equipment in Thailand, together with CFG Services Co. Ltd., today announce they have reached an agreement to offer retail financing programs designed for customers in the agricultural sector in the country.
The financing program, which will be fully operational starting December 2012, will be staffed by CFG Services Co. Ltd., who will work closely with New Holland Agriculture, APAM and its dealers to provide a full range of competitive and flexible financing packages.
Under the program, customers acquiring any model from the New Holland Agriculture tractor range will be given the opportunity to finance the acquisition with flexible payment options including monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and yearly payments, down payments starting from 20% and attractive interest rates. To celebrate this new development, New Holland Agriculture's best-selling compact tractors in Thailand will be available with interest rates starting at 5%(1).
Khun Somchai, Managing Director of APAM, commented, "This cooperation aims to help Thai farmers benefit from New Holland Agriculture's high premium tractor offering under affordable conditions. By making available dedicated financial packages and tailored options to meet our customers' business requirements, this agreement will increase their buying power. It will also be an important tool to increase the mechanization of the Thai agricultural sector."
Michele Lombardi, Head of Agricultural Operations in the Far East for CNH International, added, "With this agreement we aim to further improve the level of service offered to our customers. Thailand, where New Holland leads the tractor segment above 50 horsepower, is a very important market for us. This program will further raise the competitiveness of our full range of reliable equipment, and support the mechanization of the country's agriculture."
Tanyapong Thamavaranukupt, Managing Director of CFG Services Co. Ltd., said, "In the past we were able to help Thai tractor owners meet their borrowing needs with our tractor-for-cash product. This new tractor financing program leverages upon that experience and allows us to take our services to the next step, making it easier for Thais to invest in farming equipment that will help reduce their production costs and increase the productivity of their land."
"We are very pleased CFG Services has agreed to support CNH in Thailand by offering financial packages customized for the New Holland Agriculture brand," concluded Carlo Alberto Sisto, CNH Trade & Structured Finance Senior Director. "Its reputation as a trusted partner and its local presence will be of mutual benefit for our companies and our customers."
The continued mechanization of the agricultural sector in Thailand and the market position of the CNH brands provide considerable potential for growth for the three partners as a result of this new agreement.
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CNH International S.A., a subsidiary of CNH Global N.V., is the company responsible for the sales, distribution and after sales operations of agricultural and construction branded equipment in over 120 countries throughout Africa, the Middle East, the Commonwealth of Independent States, Asia and Oceania, encompassing Australia, China and India. CNH International was established in 2007 to strengthen CNH's brands focus in emerging and high-growth markets.
Asia Pacific Machinery Co. Ltd., is an importer and distributor of New Holland tractors and Case IH Austoft(R) sugar cane harvesters in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia. APAM sell machinery and spare parts with warranty and after sales service. Its experienced dealers and after sales service officers are able to advise customers on their machinery and spare parts purchases, and on the most efficient operation. APAM has the experience in agricultural and harvesting practices, efficiency and productivity, to be a true partner for agricultural businesses.
CFG Services Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of the Bank of Ayudhya, provides cash loans via hire purchase and secured loan contracts to those customers who already hold titles to cars and other vehicles including farm tractors. CFG operates more than 200 branches nationwide.
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Those attending Ice Bowl have likely already contributed to the charity by purchasing a package. I see nothing wrong with trading plastic at Ice Bowl, and doubt anyone is going to be excited about getting used discs as a CTP prize.
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John, I think what you are doing with the youth expo is awesome! Maybe instead of us hackers though, you could hit up DGW, or Dynamic Discs, LS Discs, or Discs unlimited. As you know these are great companies that already profit from the sport and could probably just write off their donations!
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DENVER—Lights are being dimmed on the giant, red-eyed, blue "Mustang" statue at Denver's airport to draw attention to global warming.
In a statement on activities for Earth Hour on Saturday, Kim Day, Denver's manager of aviation says the airport's steps to reduce the world's carbon footprint have included installing water bottle filling stations to encourage travelers to reuse plastic bottles. The airport also was designed to take advantage of natural light during the day. Day says the airport takes climate change seriously.
In addition to "Mustang" going dark for an hour starting at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, two main airport signs are being dimmed. The dimming will not affect operations.
Earth Hour is marked around the world, with millions expected turn out the lights to raise awareness about climate change.


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by Paula M. Riley
It's that time of year again. The neighborhood's sidewalks are dotted with children carrying backpacks as yellow buses crowd Germantown Avenue.
As they do each year, local schools are offering new and interesting programs for their students. With new curricula as well as new after-school clubs and classes, the educational experience is constantly changing and expanding.
Gone are the days of the three Rs. The talk today is all about 21st century learning, career exploration, environmental studies and a variety of artistic experiences. Regardless of where a child attends school in Chestnut Hill, something new and exciting is awaiting that student.
This is a look at what's new at Our Mother of Consolation School, Norwood-Fontbonne Academy, The Waldorf School, J.S. Jenks Elementary School and the Crefeld School.
Our Mother of Consolation School has a new art/music teacher. Beth Mead is a certified, experienced art teacher. She joins Jenne Filipone, the new exercise science/PE instructor. As a result of a grant awarded to OMC by the Chestnut Hill Community Fund (CHCF), the school will design and create an outdoor play and environmental area in partnership with Philadelphia University Landscape Architecture students. Recently, OMC rebuilt the school greenhouse that was damaged in a winter storm. This, too, was through the assistance of a CHCF grant. New after-school activities include culinary enrichment and robotics programs.
The Waldorf School of Philadelphia is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. With 175 students in nursery through eighth grade, the Waldorf School of Philadelphia has grown significantly since its inception as a playgroup. Its Renaissance-like learning environment emphasizes creative and critical thinking, analysis and problem-solving, and practical skills.
Shannon Stevens, a Waldorf parent, joins the staff as a first-grade teacher. In Waldorf Education, the entering first-grade teacher leads the class through 8th grade. This is a distinctive aspect of Waldorf Education. Other interesting aspects of the Waldorf experience include a Games and Movement curriculum of juggling, unicycle riding, tumbling and, eventually aerial work.
This supplements the Handwork, Clay and Drawing class students take twice weekly. Practical arts are important component of the Waldorf curriculum and help to develop eye-hand coordination, perseverance with difficult tasks, right/left brain functions, and imagination.
At Norwood-Fontbonne Academy, students will find an expanded pre-primary school and several other expanded school programs. The independent academy's dual track program now includes a pre-primary program for 3 and 4-year-olds, which leads to the existing Kindergarten program. This complements the Academy's Montessori program which has been offering Montessori education for preschool and grades 1-3 for over 40 years.
Norwood-Fontbonne is also introducing an advisor/advisee program for grades 4, 5 and 6. The advisor serves as listener, advocate and helper of the child through group work, individual instruction and meetings on topics, such as setting personal or academic goals, handling conflicts and academic or personal growth. NFA students in grades 7 and 8 will now have an array of exploratory classes from which to choose each trimester.
History of Fashion, Stats on Sports, CSI@NFA, Biotechnology for Beginners, Persona – Art Course and the History of Rock n' Roll are just a few of the exploratory classes designed to challenge and help the student discover their talents, interests, and preferences.
Despite recent news reports about school budget cuts and Superintendent Arlene Ackerman's abrupt exit from the Philadelphia School District, J.S. Jenks Elementary School in Chestnut Hill is doing just fine. Yes, they will have to operate on a smaller budget, but that's not going to stop Principal Mary Lynskey. She has been working closely with parents and staff all summer long to create the best possible environment for her students.
"We are rolling up our sleeves and capitalizing on relationships with community members and businesses to offer great programs for our students," Lynskey said.
Students arrived at school and were greeted by a newly renovated library. Dubbed the "Jenks Library Improvement Project," this effort involved many parent volunteers who cleaned, paneled and put a fresh coat of paint in the student library.
To accompany this facelift in the library, Jenks is introducing the Destiny system, a brand new automated book catalog system, also implemented by staff and volunteers.
There will be some curriculum changes at Jenks as well. Children in Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2 will participate in a new "movement" class each week, and those in Grades 3, 4 and 5 will enjoy a performing arts class.
"The performing arts class will focus on art and music," Lynskey explained. "It includes theatre, dance, music – they will get it all."
Other great programs will continue, such as FLEX (Foreign Language Experience) and JAM (Jenks Arts and Music). JAM is for students in Grades 4 through 8 who are interested in additional instruction in arts or music.
Students apply to participate in JAM and choose a concentrated area of study to pursue throughout the school year. JAM lets children develop portfolios for application to high school and other art specialty schools.
Other new changes at Jenks this year include three new Smart Boards, visiting artists, a partnership with Temple University's writing program, and the installation of a rock wall and Wii fitness area in the gym.
Just up the Avenue at The Crefeld School, students will return to something old and something new. George Zeleznik, the former assistant head of school was appointed head of school when Dr. Mark Piechota resigned in June. Rod Stanton, former social studies teacher, is the new assistant head of school. Both have been at Crefeld for a decade.
"We may have new leadership," said Joan Giannobile, director of development, "but we are maintaining all that makes Crefeld the special tool that it is."
As a "progressive" school, Crefeld is committed to developing "critically engaged citizens" and preparing youth to fulfill their responsibilities as citizens. A demonstration of this commitment is the school's Community Service Learning (CSL) program. Each Wednesday afternoon (during school hours), students and faculty perform community service, addressing local, national and world issues.
New to CSL this year, students will volunteer the Awbury Arboretum by assisting with the maintenance and upkeep of this 55-acre public garden and house located in Germantown.
Each year Crefeld students select a CSL site and visit it every Wednesday for the duration of the school year. Site activities include tutoring at Jenks School, working on trails in the Wissahickon, providing companionship at Senior Care Center and assisting at Cradles to Crayons, Urban Green, food drives and other charity organizations.
Crefeld is perhaps best known for its glass blowing studio.
"Our glass studio is quite unique," Giannobile said.
She explained that during the school day it is part of the school's arts department, giving students a rare opportunity to work with the amazing art medium of glass and gain valuable teamwork experience while building confidence. During evenings, weekends, and school vacations, the studio is open to the greater Philadelphia community, offering classes and individual lessons for students and adults alike, as well as making facilities available for rental to glass artists.
At the Chestnut Hill Fall for the Arts Festival, Crefeld students will be giving glass blowing demonstrations. Be sure to stop by their booth for a demonstration of this very colorful and interesting practice.


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While the country is deciding between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, students at Germantown Friends School are preparing to cast votes of their own.
First graders are choosing between T-Rex and Stegosaurus for class mascot. Middle School students are voting for eighth-grade candidates who are skillfully campaigning to win their votes. And Upper School students are studying the history of elections in the United States as many seniors are registering to cast their ballots for the very first time.
"The election itself is a teachable moment," said Jeremy Ross, head of the history department, "and since we are training not future historians, but future citizens, I want the students to pay attention to this election."
The 12th graders in Ross's U.S. History class are drawing on their studies of the Constitution and the presidency to inform themselves about the current election.
"It's better for the future if you understand the past," says Caryn Miller '13, who will be voting for the first time this Election Day.
For a class assignment, the students are writing two editorials – one advocating for the Romney/Ryan ticket and the other for Obama/Biden.
"I want to challenge them to look at things outside of their comfort zone," Ross said. "This assignment helps them channel their own thinking and allows them to put themselves in somebody else's shoes."
Michaela Krauser '13 was involved in the 2008 campaign and said, "It's exciting to do the volunteering, but, this time, also cast the vote."
As classmate Sami Aziz '13 eloquently put it, "Voting is a fundamental right as an American citizen, and it's my way of participating in a democracy. I'm eager to be able to exercise that privilege."
Meanwhile, in the Middle School, the students are running their own election.
"We are simulating the 2012 election on a much smaller scale, using the Middle School, GFS and Philadelphia as our campaign battleground," said eighth-grade history teacher Aaron Preetam. "I wanted to get the entire Middle School involved and excited about the election."
However, he couldn't find a lesson that taught students both about the election as well as the process, "so I developed my own," he explained.
Walking through the Middle School halls is like entering a campaign headquarters. Someone randomly shouts over the din of the morning rush, "Vote for the equality party! Rights for all!" Another exclamation rises from the crowd, "Vote Idealist Party! More air conditioning! Less homework!"
There are twelve parties in all, comprised of a candidate, running mate, campaign manager, speechwriter, fundraiser, graphic designer and publicist. Together they decide the issues that their party stands for.
The candidates are all competing for the four dollars of fake money given to every Middle School student and teacher to fund a campaign. One party appealed to constituents' sweet-tooth by offering free root beer floats in the lunchroom.
"I learned that politics is much more about money then I ever knew," said eighth-grader Nick Dahl. "I think that's a flaw in our political system."
Down the hall, sixth graders studying the Italian Renaissance are running a mock election between Lorenzo de' Medici, aristocrat and philanthropist, and Girolamo Savonarola, a monk who criticized the de' Medici and the Pope for living lives of luxury while ignoring the poor.
The students develop characters such as a nun, painter, butcher or noble, and will deliver speeches supporting their candidates before voting.
"They see that the issues then are similar to what they are now," said sixth-grade teacher Janet Kalkstein. However, the students can rest assured that some things have changed, and in our democracy they will not face the fate Savonarola met for speaking his mind – being arrested, tortured, hanged and burned.
Second graders in Susan Shechtman's class are registered to vote, informed on the issues and have gotten the result of the primary in the race between storybook characters Mr. Bossy and Mr. Nosey.
While running their own election, they are also learning about past presidents. They bake different presidents favorite cookies. (James Buchanan favored a cookie from Pennsylvania called "Apees." A delicious choice, the students agreed!)
"My kids can sing the presidents in order," Shechtman said proudly.
And as they sat in front of their painting of the White House, with cutouts of Obama and Romney hanging over their heads, the entire class burst into song – not missing a beat or a president.
Next door, the first graders are voting for a class mascot. The primaries set up a race between Bob the T-Rex, who promises to be a sliding board for the kids at the playground, and Selma the Stegosaurus, who vows to give the students more opportunities to eat lunch outside on warm days.
First-grade teacher Cheryl Pinkus said, "We teach what a party is. That people have different ideas. Why we need a government. That we have a democracy, as well as what it is and how it is different from other countries."
According to these first graders, a president should: care about the homeless, have a sense of humor, make food less expensive, save animals and make peace treaties.
Whether voting in their first national election, running a mock Middle School election or picking a first-grade mascot, the students at GFS are learning and thinking about politics, history, government, democracy and, most importantly "are learning to care about what happens in our country," Pinkus concluded.


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10.20.12: The CCRI Knights men's soccer team hosted the Bulldogs of Dean College for a critical Region XXI league contest on Saturday with a berth to the Region XXI men's soccer championship on the line. The Knights fell to the Bulldogs 2-1 in a very tightly contested game. With the loss the Knights' record falls to 5-7-1 overall and 5-2-1 in Region XXI play.
The Knights knew they would be in for a tough contest after battling and narrowly defeating the Bulldogs on October 2nd 1-0 in Franklin, MA and the Bulldogs would be out to exact some revenge on their regional counterpart. As in their first contest, this game was very tight with neither team scoring in the first half. Both teams had opportunities: the bulldogs with seven shots and the Knights with six but neither could tally a goal.
In the second half, both teams began to assert themselves offensively and three minutes into the half Dean was able to break the deadlock on an unassisted goal by Paul Rocha Lima giving The Bulldogs the 1-0 advantage. Dean would keep the lead for most of the half. However, with about 15 minutes left in the half sophomore midfielder Servi Barrientos (Providence, RI) was able to tally an unassisted goal to even the score 1-1. Barrientos was able to hook in a great curve ball from a corner kick past the Bulldogs' goalkeeper. With the score knotted at 1-1 the Knights had a chance to repeat their late game heroics as they did when they played the Bulldogs in Franklin but it would be the Bulldogs that would get the game-winner. With less than five minutes to play in the game Gregory Smedburg scored to give Dean a 2-1 lead. The Knights were unable to answer the late goal losing by the final score of 2-1. Dean College and Massasoit Community College will play for the Region XXI Championship Saturday at Massasoit in Brockton, MA.
Head Coach Gabe Toro commented after the game "We did not play our game today. We did not keep position of the ball and did not combine with each other, which is the strength of the team. The players did not get into any rhythm today, which benefitted Dean. I do not like the style of run, chase, and hope for the best. Dean plays well using this style and as a result they were able to pull off the win. I had a great group of players this year and hope they continue to develop and improve as the season comes to an end for the Knights."
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Shots fired at memorial for Spring High student
Screaming teenagers crawled to hide under pews Sunday night, just moments after a crowd of hundreds prayed for unity over the casket of 17-year-old Spring High School student Joshua Broussard, killed on campus last week in a possible gang-related stabbing.
A small group allegedly from the Hispanic gang Brown Pride entered the lobby of Spring Baptist Church around 8 p.m., sparking an altercation that officers at the service for security pushed outside, said Sgt. Milton Coker of the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
Broussard's family was gathered around the casket being loaded into a hearse as the fight continued and four to eight shots allegedly were fired.
The shots prompted hundreds to run screaming back into the chapel. Others stood stunned; some prayed or called police. After moments of hysteria, a calm, confident female voice told mourners to get up and assured them that everything was OK.
No one was arrested or injured, authorities said. The sheriff's office had no information on the suspects, but said the investigation will continue with help from Spring Independent School District officers and a gang task force.
Classmate Luis Alonzo Alfaro is charged in the murder after a pushing match in the school hallway prompted him to pull a folding knife on Broussard, according to the Harris County District Attorney's Office. Authorities fear the incident was gang related.
The school struggles with racial tension, saidcommunity members who spoke out Sunday.
A drastic shift
Roughly 3,500 students attend Spring High - 28 percent of whom are black, 32 percent are white and 34 percent are Hispanic. That's a drastic shift from a decade ago, when 68 percent of Spring High's 2,750 students were white. At that time, 12 percent were black and 18 percent were Hispanic.
Tressa McLane, a 2009 graduate, said Spring students never have and, despite her prayers, will never feel safe.
She said the fights between "blacks and Mexicans" had been going on for years, and that she sometimes feared going to school.
"But it was never this bad," she said. "I wish it would stop, but unfortunately I don't think it ever will."
Deric Muhammad from Ministry of Justice questioned reports that gangs or race motivated the fatal fight, as well as allegations that "blacks and browns" cannot get along.
"Some smart, deceptive, crooked spirit" is working to divide them, he said, which must be confronted with deliberate cultural exchanges in schools.
"Maybe we can create an atmosphere where Joshua Broussard's life is the last to be taken," Muhammad said.
At the memorial service that followed the gathering of community leaders, a crowd of several hundred celebrated Broussard's life to the tempo of country and rap praise songs. Most in the audience sang and clapped along, or yelled, "amen" throughout the service.
Teens leaned on each other, hugging, holding hands and occasionally carrying each other out in tears. Parents dashed to the bathroom to gather more paper towels to dry eyes in their pew.
Pastors from multiple denominations and diverse ethnicities denied characterizations of Broussard as a gangster and called for him to be the last child who died with an unfulfilled dream inside him.
"I've never in my days seen a gang banger or gangster dream of going to the University of Texas," shouted E.A. Deckard, pastor of Greenhouse International Church, to a standing ovation. "Joshua Broussard had a dream to be a cowboy."
"Spring shall rise again" was Deckard's refrain throughout the night.
A video clip projected on the wall showed Broussard practicing roping. A grill in the yard of an apartment complex served as his calf. Family photos showed him on horses and eating s'mores.
Broussard's family had no money for the funeral, service or burial so Deckard rallied more than seven churches to cover costs.
The teen will be buried at 11 a.m. Monday, under heavy security.
Spring ISD officials said that despite the incident at the memorial service, school will resume Monday morning.
'Safety plan in place'
"We have a good safety plan in place. We've taken every precaution," spokeswoman Karen Garrison said.
Students will only be allowed to carry clear backpacks, Ziploc-type bags and purses smaller than loaves of bread. Those backpacks and purses will be subject to search as students enter the building.
Students will only be allowed to enter through the main door or a rear door near the band hall - both of which will have metal detectors. Principal Donna Ullrich encouraged students to remove jewelry, belts and other metal objects prior to entering the school.
Extra police officers and counselors will be on campus as well.
"We're going to love those kids. We're going to show up tomorrow and we're gonna do school," Ullrich told mourners at the service Sunday.


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More than 500 people gathered inside and outside a small Stratford church Wednesday to celebrate the life of "Vicki" Leigh Soto, the heroine teacher credited with protecting her students during the deadly attack at Sandy Hook School.
As the gunman approached her classroom, Soto hid some of her students in closets, keeping them safe.
Among the mourners Wednesday was singer Paul Simon who performed "Sound of Silence" on acoustic guitar.
Soto's service was one of four funerals and two wakes Wednesday as Connecticut -- and the nation -- mourned the passing of those killed in last Friday's school massacre.
Soto's sisters spoke about their fun-loving sister who organized every Christmas celebration and was their role model.
Jillian Soto noted that her sister, who put herself in harm's way to protect her first-grade class, is being hailed as a hero. "But truthfully you have been a hero to me for a lot longer than five days," she said. "You've been my big sister. The one I always looked up to."
Carlee Soto cried as she recalled the last time she saw her sister, one week ago. The two got scolded by their mother for playfully throwing candy at one another. "I didn't see her Thursday because I went to the Scholastic Book Fair to get books for her kids," Soto said.
"The pain is unbelievable," she later added, in between sobs. Her cousins and aunt said blue-eyed Vicki was the glue that held the entire family together. Everyone wore green because that was her favorite color.
People showed up early for services for Soto that began at 10 a.m. at the Lordship Community Church, 190 Prospect Drive, in Stratford. Burial followed at Union Cemetery in Stratford. There were so many people who attended that folding chairs were set up on the church lawn for any overflow.
Fairfield Police Chief Gary McNamara was among the mourners at Soto's funeral. "Police are suffering, but we have to be tough for victims and families. We have to leave our hearts at the door."
In Newtown, there was the funeral for Daniel Barden. The seven-year-old who never got the chance to grow up and become a firefighter, but on Wednesday he got a firefighter's funeral.
Well over 100 firefighters from New York City, Simsbury, New London, Lyme and elsewhere lined the long driveway leading to Saint Rose of Lima Church as his griefstricken family passed by in the funeral procession.
"We came here to show support," said John Cummings of Ladder Co. 45 in New York City. Daniel had cousins who are New York City firefighters. Most got text messages Tuesday telling them Daniel wanted to be a firefighter too, "People supported us after 911. We're here to return the favor," said Lt. Eddy Boles, another firefighter.
Daniel was one of 20 students and six teachers murdered Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Friends, family, neighbors, classmates and relatives were among the mourners who packed the church for the 10 a.m. funeral Mass.
Laura Stamberg and daughter Sarah came an hour and half away from New Paltz, N.Y. Laura's husband and Daniel's father Mark used to play in a band together. The last time she saw Daniel he was very small.
"I heard he loved to play the drums," said Stamberg, her face fighting back tears. Mark played the guitar and Daniel was learning to play the piano and was in a band with his siblings. Friday morning before he went to school, Stamberg said she heard Mark taught Daniel to play "Jingle Bells" on the piano.
"We're just pained and saddened and here to support the family," she said.
Michelle Erca, from Redding, shared the sentiment and she didn't even know the family personally. "I have a four year old. I can't imagine," said Erca.
Daniel played soccer and was part of a swim team. He sported a toothless grin and red hair. He was called kind, generous, outgoing and affectionate.
A Mass of Christian Burial for Caroline P. Previdi followed at noon at St. Rose of Lima Church. Burial was private, and arrangements are under the care of Green Funeral Home in Danbury. She was a first-grade student at the school and a lifetime resident of Sandy Hook. Caroline was a member of St. Rose of Lima Church in Newtown. Caroline loved to draw and dance. Her smile brought happiness to everyone she touched.
The funeral for Charlotte H. Bacon followed at Christ the King Lutheran Church was held at 1 p.m., followed later with burial at Newtown Village Cemetery. Among those in attendance were Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and Chris Murphy, the fifth district congressman and senator-elect; Sen. Richard Blumenthal and U.S. Rep.-elect Elizabeth Esty.
Charlotte's parents said in a statement: "Charolette was an extraordinarily gifted six year old who filled her family each day with joy and love. The family will forever remember her beautiful smile, her energy for life, and the unique way she expressed her individuality usually with the color pink. Charolette never met and animal she didn't love, and since the age of two wanted to be a Veterinarian. She also enjoyed practicing Tae Kwon Do weekly with her Dad and brother where she relished kicking and throwing punches!"
People arrived more than an hour before the start of Charlotte's funeral held inside a white-steepled New England church on a quite country road. The family arrived shortly after noon. At 1 p.m. the church bells tolled.
The family of Chase Kowalski received friends at the Spadaccino and Leo P. Gallagher & Son Funeral Home in Monroe this afternoon from 2 to 6 p.m. with prayer vigils throughout the afternoon. The family asked that the public visitation end at 5:45 p.m. to allow a brief period of privacy.
In a statement, Chase's family said: "Chase was an amazing son, brother, and grandson who's heart was only filled with love for all the people he touched. He was a fun loving energetic boy that had a true love of life. He completed his first triathlon at the age of six and ran in many community road races. Chase had a deep love for the game of baseball and enjoyed practicing with his father and team mates. Joining the cub scouts was just one of his many interests. He could often be found in the yard playing ball, riding his bike or quad. Chase was always excited to attend the kids work shop at the Trumbull Home Depot. He was greatly loved by his family. He joins his maternal uncle and grandfather, his paternal great grandmother and grandmother in a much better place."
Calling hours for Sandy Hook Elementary School Principal Dawn Hochsprung will be at the Munson-Lovetere Funeral Home, 2 School St., Woodbury, from 3 to 8 p.m. today. Burial will be private.
Those who knew Dawn Lafferty Hochsprung said she was a perfect fit to lead Sandy Hook Elementary School, where she took the helm in 2010. It was the veteran educator's goal to lead her own school. The optimistic, always smiling Hochsprung was the first fatality identified Friday in the catastrophic shooting at the neighborhood school of 525 students in kindergarten through fourth grade.
By one eye-witness account, Hochsprung and school psychologist Mary Sherlach were in a routine meeting Friday around 9:30 a.m. when they heard gunshots. They leaped out of their seats and ran out of the room toward the noise, said Diane Day, a therapist who works at the school and was in the meeting, The Wall Street Journal reported on its website. "They didn't think twice about confronting or seeing what was going on," Day said.
By the time the shooting ended, the principal, school psychologist, four other adults and 20 students were dead; the shooter, also died at the scene.
Gov. Dannel Malloy reaffirmed this morning that all flags in the state will remain at half-mast until burial services for all of the Newtown victims are completed. He also asked for a moment of silence at 9:30 a.m. on Friday.
Reporters Linda Lambeck, Keila Torres-Ocasion, Frank Juliano and Bob Miller contributed to this story.


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Had it not been for HIV, Tim'm West might not have made any real contributions to the world -- at least, not according to him. En route to a philosophy Ph.D. when he was diagnosed, Tim'm became HIV positive while in a monogamous relationship. After he learned he was positive, he began to pursue a career as an artist and activist. He formed the queer hip-hop group Deep Dickollective, wrote a tell-all memoir and began working with young men of color to empower them to make better life decisions.
As a same-gender-loving male, he grew up with many messages that he would eventually get HIV; he talks about the difference between disclosing his status to female and male partners. Being bisexual and black, Tim'm has dealt on a personal level with discrimination, racism and biphobia. But he continues to fight those head-on in his activism and his artistry.
This interview was conducted in November 2011.
When did you realize that you were HIV positive?
I had finished a graduate program at the New School in New York. I had accepted an offer to do graduate work at Stanford. And so I was in transition, moving from New York City to Northern California.
A relationship I had been in in New York ... you know, there were some suspicions that things might have been not what I thought, in terms of their status. And then upon getting to California, I started noticing some symptoms that seemed a little abnormal. I had done HIV work previously, at least as a volunteer and that kind of thing. So I was probably a little more aware and educated about the virus than some people.
However, I was new to California; didn't know anybody. And so I deferred my sort of six-month annual checkup, was abstinent, didn't do anything, just because I wasn't sure about me. When I'd gained what I thought could have been a support network I tested. And it wasn't so much a shock, because there were some things going on in my body, some night sweats and, you know, lymph nodes, and a bit of weight loss, as well.
Did you think you were at risk?
I was with someone who was also very much connected to HIV work, on the medical side, actually. So I think there was a bit more trust, in that situation. You know, we're both educated. And I think there's a different aspect to the epidemic, because there's a lot of shame that comes with being educated and being upwardly mobile. And I think a lot of people that we lose, it's not so much that they're down and out and don't have help; they're too educated, and too proud, to seek help. And that was the case with the person I was seeing at that time.
It was my HIV diagnosis that prompted me to go back to him and say, "Look. It's too long in denial and it's time for you to figure out what's going on." You know, I didn't want to shame him or make him feel guilty. And as I was saying, we were 90 percent safe. I think 90 percent safe had worked for me for seven years. So, I was like, hey, there may be a slip-up here or there. If I'm topping there's less of a risk. Just, a lot of things; even as I was educated, there were just some common mythologies out there, around who was more susceptible, you know. And so, you know, slip-ups that happened here or there had pretty much kept me safe for that period of time.
For how long were you with this person?
It was a short-lived. I was probably dating him for maybe eight months. And then of course the decision to go to California for school, you know, that kind of ... once I knew I was doing that, we continued to see one another. But the relationship was kind of dissolved in preparing for the departure. You know, I wasn't going to stay in New York.
What year did you find out that you were positive?
June 27, 1999. I remember that.
That's 12 years, almost.
Yeah. Yeah. It was a Pride weekend, and a week before my birthday. Usually every year I'm marking not only my birthday, but sort of my other birthday -- which is the amount of years I've been living with the knowledge of my HIV status. So I've probably been positive, obviously, longer than that, as well.
When you heard the words that you were positive, what did you think?
You know, it sounds a little odd, given what I've said, but there was almost a sense of relief. Because I knew the things that were going on in my body. I had a negative test. And I had thought something, maybe, before, and my test came back negative, in December of '97. So it was just kind of weird.
When you are a black, same-gender-loving male -- and so many of the messages around the epidemic are that that's who is going to get it. Or you still live with the resonance of certain religious messages, that this is the lifestyle you choose; this is what's going to get you. You know, it was almost like the Boogeyman stopped chasing me at that moment. You know: I have it so what do I need to do to live? As opposed to: I'm obsessed with trying not to get it.
I had dated positive men; the ironic thing is, I had dated positive guys. And that's not who infected me. So the lesson from that, and something I relay to other people, is that you may, in fact, be safer with someone you know is positive than someone you're not sure is negative. And so that was the ironic thing: I had dated positive guys before. They were transparent with me, open. We practiced a lot more safely because of that. But you know, in this situation of presumed negativity we sometimes took risks, or took chances ... you know, "90 percent is OK."
What was your support network like when you found out you were positive?
It was in Northern California. I think a lot of it for me was I was in an area that I felt had a lot more awareness and, just, sensitivity to that issue. And so that was definitely helpful. I was at Oakland at the time, and people were very supportive, generally.
I didn't really have intentions on disclosing, initially. But I did some work at a youth center, the SMAAC (Sexual Minority Alliance of Alameda County) Youth Center in Oakland, at the time. And they were doing a session. The question came up: What would you do if you found out you were HIV positive?
And I'd never heard so many suicide methods. And here I am, maybe two months into being HIV positive.
How old were you?
I was about 26, 27 -- I had just turned, 27. So, statistically, I was in that population of YMSMs (young men who have sex with men), or a little bit over that, in terms of when I was infected.
So you're hearing all these messages about suicide.
Yeah. And I'm sitting there, like, "OK; I've been positive now for two months. And I'm planning to live with this. I'm going to fight." And I know I could have said, "Oh, I know this friend, and he's decided he's going to fight, and live."
I was like, that's not going to be compelling. It's always ... we always talk about HIV sort of one-person-removed. And I was like, "That's not working." So I decided at that moment that I was going to come out to them about having tested positive. And I said, "You know, I'm not looking to jump from the Golden Gate Bridge. I'm consulting with my doctor, and I'm going to fight this. And I'm going to live with it."
And they had a moment. Because I'd been a mentor to them. And they were concerned: "Oh, we're so sad."
And I was like, "Don't be sad for me." And I knew at that moment that there were probably young men in that group who either were already positive, or who might become positive. And so I wanted to really shake that up, shake up that idea that that's how you deal with an HIV status -- that you think of a way to die -- and really fight that stigma and shame that's so often associated with HIV that it actually prevents a lot of people from getting tested, or from getting into care. And so that was a decision that changed the way I dealt with it after.


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Black holes, by definition, emit no light. They are unseeable.
But astronomers would like to get as close as they can by zooming in on the region immediately surrounding a black hole. That is the objective of the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), a network of linked radio telescopes around the globe.
An actual event horizon—the point beyond which light and matter alike become hopelessly lost to a black hole's pull—remains out of sight, but the telescope has now succeeded in piercing the veil of a nearby supermassive black hole to peer into unprecedented depths of its turbulent surroundings.
Researchers trained EHT radio dishes in Hawaii, Arizona and California on the giant elliptical galaxy M87, some 54.5 million light-years away. The galaxy features a dramatic jet, thousands of light-years long, emanating from its center and thus, presumably, from the galaxy's black hole. In a study published online September 27 in Science, Sheperd Doeleman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Haystack Observatory in Westford, Mass., and his colleagues report that the dish network has resolved the base of M87's jet. The size of the jet at that position, close to its origin, in turn allowed the researchers to deduce some of the most fundamental attributes of both the galaxy's behemoth black hole, which weighs in at a mass of 6.6 billion suns, and the swirling disk of matter surrounding it.
Outside the event horizon of a black hole orbits a disk of material pulled in but not yet consumed by the gravitational pull of the black hole. That accretion disk grows quite dense and hot as infalling material collides and compresses, emitting copious amounts of radiation in the process. Accretion disks can also accelerate particles into a jet of plasma that propagates outward at a substantial fraction of light speed.
Doeleman and his colleagues measured the base of the jet in M87 to ascertain the inner edge of stability within the black hole's accretion disk, beyond which matter quickly falls inward to its doom. That edge, the densest and fastest-moving part of the accretion disk, can fling particles outward with ease. "The jets that we see from M87 are likely launched from right around this region," Doeleman says.
The EHT, with its superior resolving power from the long baselines separating its individual sites, allowed the researchers to measure a size for the jet's footprint of just 5.5 times the black hole's Schwarzschild radius. (The Schwarzschild radius is the size below which a given mass cannot be compressed without collapsing into a black hole.) "We saw something that was just impossibly small, startlingly small," Doeleman says.
The size of the jet—and, by inference, the size of the innermost stable orbit within the accretion disk—implies that the black hole is spinning, and that the accretion disk is rotating in the same direction. A nonrotating black hole would feature a much wider jet, and an accretion disk spinning counter to the black hole's rotation would launch a fountain that was broader still.
In measuring the jet's footprint the researchers had to account for distortions, caused by the warped spacetime of Einstein's general theory of relativity, inherent to observations of such massive objects. Because of the distortion, a particle jet measured by Earth-based tools can appear larger than it actually is. "The black hole acts as its own lens," Doeleman says. "That's just because the black hole is bending the light rays like taffy."
Simply visualizing the event horizon is not the only goal of the project. A central aim is to peer into an astrophysical environment dominated by supermassive objects to see if gravity works as predicted. "If Einstein's theory is going to break down, it's probably going to be near a black hole," Doeleman says, before acknowledging that the reigning theory of gravity has survived countless challenges before. "It is never wise to bet against Einstein," he adds. "I think the bookies in Vegas give you very long odds. But you have to try."


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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Aug. 13, 2013) - Malbex Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:MBG) has filed its financial statements and MD&A for the nine months ended June 30, 2013 on SEDAR (www.sedar.com). As of June 30, 2013, Malbex had working capital of $0.08 million and cash-on-hand of $0.38 million compared with working capital of $1.8 million and cash-on-hand of $2.3 million at September 30, 2012.
About Malbex
Malbex Resources Inc. is a gold exploration company with projects in Argentina. In April 2010, Malbex made a near-surface, gold-silver oxide discovery at Del Carmen, its lead project in Argentina. Released in September 2011, the first-ever inferred mineral resource estimate for the Rojo Grande zone at Del Carmen measured 25.4 million tonnes grading 1.00 g/t gold and 13.3 g/t silver for 816,600 ounces of contained gold and 10.9 million ounces of contained silver. The Del Carmen project is located in the El Indio Gold Belt, which contains more than 35 million ounces of gold in current reserves and past production, including Barrick's Veladero mine and Pascua-Lama project. For more information, please visit www.malbex.ca.
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