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JOHNSON CITY, Tennessee – Opening Atlantic Sun play on the road is tough enough, but when it is at a place you have never won, the task becomes much tougher. That was just the case for the Lipscomb women's basketball team Thursday night at East Tennessee State. The Lady Bisons battled for 40 minutes, but in the end fell 78-75 in a heartbreaker.
The loss dropped Lipscomb to 3-9 overall and 0-1 in the A-Sun, while ETSU improved to 5-7, 1-0 in the A-Sun.
"We obviously didn't start the way we wanted to," Lipscomb head coach Greg Brown said. "If we would have played the first half the way we played in the second, I think the result would have been much different. We had a lot different intensity, a lot different focus and a different level of concentration."
Danay Fothergill put Lipscomb on top 2-0 before Chandler Christopher answered back with a 3-pointer for ETSU. The Lady Bisons would not lead again until the 8:04 mark of the second half. The two teams traded buckets until ETSU hit four-of-five shots to run its lead out to 17-6, seven minutes into the half.
"We did a lot of good things tonight- outrebounded them, had fewer turnovers and made more free throws than they attempted," Brown said. "But we had some breakdowns at times and put ourselves in a bind. I thought we dug ourselves too big of a hole in the first half as well."
Fothergill and Ashley Southern put the team on their backs and scored 23 of Lipscomb's final 26 points of the first half.
The Lady Bisons trailed by 12 with five seconds remaining in the first, when Fothergill hit a half-court shot at the buzzer. The Lady Bucs led 43-34 at the break.
After posting career-lows against Tennessee on Sunday, Southern bounced back and almost had her ninth double-double in the first half alone with 12 points and eight boards.
Lipscomb had its chances but missed too many good looks from underneath the goal throughout the game.
"We went off one foot too often," Brown said. "In a big and strong physical game you have to go off two feet. We talk about it and work on it every single day, but until they can break some of those habits, you are hoping they go in instead of jumping off two feet and sticking them."
Kelli Smith, starting in place of the injured Chandler Cooper, drained a long range trey to start the second period and cut ETSU's lead to 43-37.
After a jumper from Southern and layup's from Fothergill and Maya Dillard, ETSU's 12-point lead was quickly erased to just one, at 44-43, only two minutes into the half.
Lipscomb would cut the deficit to one on six separate occasions over the next 10 minutes, but could never get over the hump, until two free throws from Southern put the Lady Bisons on top 61-59 with 8:04 to play.
Fothergill pushed the lead to four with a jumper, but the Lady Bisons could never stretch it any further. It seemed every time Lipscomb needed a stop on the defensive end, ETSU would hit a shot, grab the rebound or get fouled.
"We really did a lot of things well, as far as getting the ball into the paint, outrebounding them and getting a lot of clean looks," Brown said. "We did a lot of things well, but we just didn't do enough of them at a time."
The Lady Bisons held the lead for almost seven-and-a-half minutes before ETSU regained the momentum with two free throws from Serena Clark.
With the Lady Bucs leading 75-73, Fothergill failed to tie the game when she made only 1-of-2 from the charity stripe.
With 7.9 on the clock and trailing by three the Lady Bisons got the ball into the hands of Sara Bliss. After a couple of dribbles, Bliss attempted the game-tying 3-pointer, but Cara Bowling swatted the ball and time ran out for the Purple and Gold.
It was a tough way to lose after playing inspired basketball to claw their way back into it game.
Fothergill led all scorers with a career-high and a NCAA school record 31 points. She also added 10 rebounds and four steals to her stat line. She was 10-of-16 from the line.
Southern was dominant all game and finished with 20 points on 8-of-17 shooting and snagged 16 boards in the process. She and Fothergill combined for 11 offensive rebounds.
"Fothergill and Southern are tough players," Brown said. "They are a matchup problem at times for opponents. I thought we did a good job of getting them the ball and good looks. They both are capable of that every single night. We need them to."
Bliss struggled from the field, going 1-of-8. The A-Sun's leading free throw shooter hit 6-of-8 from the free throw line. The two misses were her first since Nov. 26 against Tennessee State when she went 8-of-9.
Dillard added seven points, five rebounds and four assists.
The Lady Bisons had been outrebounded in five straight games, but controlled the boards with a 44-42 advantage.
ETSU was led by Clark's 18 points and 12 rebounds. Clark and Southern are the only A-Sun players to average a double-double this season.
Bowling chipped in 13 points and five rebounds. Jasmine Hotchkins added 11.
Lipscomb made 3-of-16 from beyond the arch, a season low. As a team it shot 25-of-69 from the field for 36.2 percent. ETSU hit half of its shots, 30-of-60.
Lipscomb continues its two-game road swing at USC Upstate Saturday at 1 p.m.
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August 30, 2007, 10:37:55 AM »
So is it alright to schedule a callback for the last week of september? I'm trying to spread them out to one per week because of work and other things, but I don't want to jeapardize chances either.
What do you guys think? Is the 24th alright?
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August 30, 2007, 10:42:34 AM »
from my understanding it's a better idea to schedule them early. they will have more spots available so you will have a slightly better chance at getting an offer.
also, if you get an offer from a really good firm early in the game, you can bring that up in subsequent interviews which will help a lot (so long as you don't rub it in or sound like an idiot about it). Plus you can get an early offer and your job search becomes that much easier!
Good luck with your interviews
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August 30, 2007, 01:31:54 PM »
Well, at this point I have one call back scheduled and then another a week later so that is what I was hoping for.
I've heard callbacks generally run through October, so towards the end of september shouldn't be a problem, should it?
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August 30, 2007, 02:23:10 PM »
they start making decisions soon though, so regardless, I would just suck it up and do it now. You go to law school to get a job when you graduate, so both school and your employment now should come second. One of my friends just got his first offer, and I will be getting a decision on a few of my callbacks by sept 15th. I would move as fast as you can and just load them on anywhere you can.
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August 30, 2007, 04:16:20 PM »
Allow me to second every word written by thorc954...
There is nothing at school or in your classes or at your job that is more important than your call-backs. Unless the fate of the free world (or, at the very least, a single human life) will suffer because you placed your call-backs above all else, do not delay, quit jerking around, and see if you can reschedule for earlier dates.
NB: In addition to the fact that most firms fill their summer classes on a rolling basis (and most of those late fall call-backs are for top candidates), ponder this: By and large, at the start of the summer program, most of the people you'll meet at the firm will be enthusiastic and happy that you are there. By the end, they'll still be nice enough but will be quite ready for the summers to be on their merry way back to school. During the fall interview season, most lawyers will start out being pleasant enough, but by October (unless you're from Harvard and did your 1L summer at a peer firm), how happy do you think they will be to waste 20-30 minutes talking to you?
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August 31, 2007, 08:06:17 AM »
I wouldnt reschedule the callbacks, but I would still try to make any more that you receive as soon as possible. Obviously, if you need to support a family, you really can't risk getting fired. However, there are usually morning and afternoon interview slots, so you could always miss class to go instead of work, depending on your schedule. The CDO at my school drills in to us that we need to schedule as early as possible. Others may have gotten a job after interviewing later in the semester, but it is definitely beneficial to interview before the firms have filled most of their slots. Take it for what its worth. And, Im not 24, I am not sure about mtfbwy, but I am 23.
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August 31, 2007, 10:09:09 AM »
OCI may be the reason YOU are in law school but I already have a career lol.
Anyway, yeah I understand the importance of scheduling early, but basically I was just saying that I already have other callbacks set up earlier and our CDO said the 24th is fine from their experience and not to worry about it.
I agree, earlier would probably be nicer, however, I don't think rescheduling is a smart option at this point either.
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August 31, 2007, 10:49:05 AM »
2LMan, where are your call-backs, at the top of a mountain in New Zealand? Why must you "take a week off" to go to a call-back? Assuming you have to travel, you fly in the night before and fly back after the call-back. As for the "career" you already have, why are you bothering with law school? Given your use of "lol," it seems strange for you to lord your maturity over that of 24 year olds.
Most of your classmates would give anything for just one call-back. You have at least two, which you seem to be less than enthusiastic about fitting in amid school, watching the kids, and discharging your duties at what must be a job of Jack Bauer importance.
I am over 30 but under 40. I missed my nephew's (whose mother is single and broke) first birthday party (which my wife and I were supposed to host) last year to travel for a call-back in mid-September. I had originally scheduled that call-back for the third week of September, but one person (a partner at a peer firm whose opinion on the hiring process, suffice it to say, is at least as valuable as those from CDO offices and, gasp, from 3L's) stressed to me the urgency of interviewing as soon as possible. I called to reschedule (the recruiting folks at firms do not mind doing so, and your interviewers aren't scheduled until days before the call-back, if not the day of), and the earliest date available entailed leaving my part-time job early to travel, missing his party, and missing four classes on the day of the call-back.
My nephew's uncle made more in 14 weeks this summer than in any entire year of his life, and will be returning to that V20 firm next year after graduation. Hopefully everyone, my nephew included, will forgive that absence from a first birthday party. Perhaps the college fund that his uncle opened in his name this summer will help.
I'm sorry you took such umbrage at my use of "quit jerking around." Evidently folks in your current "career" use more delicate language. For the sake of magnanimity and the general civility of this board, I wish you the best of luck on your call-backs, whenever they take place.
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August 31, 2007, 11:01:09 AM »
while i agree you should schedule them as soon as possible, sometimes I have found it hard to schedule any before the last week of sept. this is due to the fact i have OCI interviews almost every day and all my callbacks except for 2 are in another state (The state I wish to practice in). I have my first few scheduled for the first week of sept, but they go all the way to sept. 24. in fact, 2 firms i JUST had interviews with said that they were booked till the third week of sept already!! and this was not my fault just do the fact we JUST did OCI at my school. in fact OCI is still going on and I have one screening interview sept. 25
therefore, i dont think the last week of sept is THAT late. although i agree with scheduling them as soon as you can!
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August 31, 2007, 05:46:57 PM »
MTF you obviously have a big chip on your shoulder. I spoke with my CDO and many others and the end of September is NOT a big deal.
My reasoning for scheduling it was due to various things, including having interviews and what not prior to the week that I scheduled it for.
What is with the attitude? I simply wanted opinions. I agree, if I could make it sooner, I would, however, our career development folks said it is fine where it is and trying to reschedule would just seem awkward so to let it be.
Good luck in your job search.
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The Feminist Art Conference is a large scale multidisciplinary art conference inspired by feminism. The idea for conference was motivated by the recent spate of attacks on women's rights in Canada, the US and abroad. Recently, these infringements on our right to agency and independence have been occurring in alarming numbers in our governments, in the media and in our communities. In the centuries old tradition of women organizing we believe that by coming together and communicating about these issues through our artistic practice, that we can initiate progressive change through creating, communicating, sharing and discussing. Plans for a second Feminist Art Conference are in the works for Spring 2014.


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A remote (incoming) tunnel forwards traffic coming to a remote port to a specified local port.
sshg3 on the command line, the syntax of the remote tunneling command is as follows:
client$ sshg3 -R [protocol/][listen-address:]listen-port:dst-host:dst-port \ username@sshserver
[protocol/]specifies which protocol is to be used in the tunneled connection, it can be
tcp(optional argument). The default is
[listen-address:]defines which interface on the remote server will be listened to (optional argument). By default all interfaces are listened.
listen-portis the number of the port on the remote server, and connections coming to this port will be tunneled to the client.
dst-host:dst-portdefine the destination host address and the port to which the connection is tunneled from the client.
sshserveris the IP address or the host name of the Secure Shell server.
The IP addresses and host names of the destination host and the sshserver can be defined using regular expressions that follow the egrep syntax. No wildcards are supported.
Setting up remote tunneling allocates a listener port on the remote server. Whenever a connection is made to this listener, the connection is tunneled over Secure Shell to the local client and another connection is made from the client to a specified destination host and port. The connection from the client onwards will not be secure, it is a normal TCP connection.
Every user with access to the remote server host will be able to use remote tunnel.
Figure 6.4 shows the different hosts and ports involved in remote port forwarding.
For example, if you issue the following command, all traffic which comes to port 1234 on the server will be tunneled to port 23 on the client. See Figure 6.5.
sshclient$ sshg3 -R 1234:localhost:23 username@sshserver
The forwarding address in the command is resolved at the (local) end point of the tunnel. In this case
localhost refers to the client host.
Tunnels can also be defined for connection profiles in the Connection Broker configuration file. The defined tunnels are opened automatically when a connection with the profile is made.
The following is an example from a
ssh-broker-config.xml file:
<profile id="id1" host="sshserver.example.com"> ... <tunnels> <remote-tunnel type="tcp" listen-port="1234" dst-host="localhost" dst-port="23" /> ... </tunnels> </profile>
The tunneling settings can be made in the Tectia Connections Configuration GUI, under Connection Profiles → Tunneling per each profile. See Defining Tunneling.