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La Salle forward David Bell transfers to East Carolina
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) – David Bell, who played at La Salle the
past two seasons, has transferred to East Carolina.
Bell, 6'7″, started 25 games last season as a sophomore and averaged 5.8
points and 2.5 rebounds in 21 minutes of action per contest.
As a freshman, Bell played in all 29 games including eight starts and averaged
7.5 points per game.
"We're very happy to get David," said Pirates head coach Bill Herrion. "We're
getting a youngster that played two years of college basketball at a very high
level in the Atlantic 10 Conference."
Due to NCAA rules regarding transferring between Division I universities, Bell
will sit out the 2004-05 season before playing with the Pirates in 2005-06.
La Salle has made plenty of off-court news since the 2003-04 season ended.
Billy Hahn resigned after three seasons as the Explorers head coach and John
Giannini left Maine to take over the position.
Hahn resigned on July 24 amid allegations of rape involving former players and
a former member of the women's club. Michael Cleaves and Gary Neal are
awaiting trial on rape and other related charges for the June incident. Both
players are no longer students at the school.


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Judd Trump edged James Wattana 5-4 to reach the third round of the German Masters at the Tempodrom in Berlin.
The world number two hit a brilliant century in the deciding frame to secure his place in the next round, where he will meet Anthony Hamilton.
It was far from plain-sailing for Trump though and he faced an ignominious exit from the first world ranking event of 2013 after he let slip a 3-1 lead to fall behind 3-4 against the former world number three.
Trump and snooker make winning return from coronavirus lockdown
Wattana had a chance in frame number eight, but Trump fought back to force a decider, during which a break of 106 sealed his progress.
"I should have gone 4-1 up but had a kick," said Trump. "Then he went all out attack and played well to go 4-3 up. In the last two frames I played some good snooker. In the decider I knew I had to go for the long red. I've missed a few of those by a long way but I hit it well.
"Then I just had to keep my composure. It was such a big match because it's a good arena so no one wants to go out first round. If I keep making breaks like that under pressure then I'll have a chance."
In the third round, Ali Carter recovered from 3-1 down to topple Fraser Patrick 5-3, while Matthew Stevens's passage into the fourth round was altogether more straightforward with a 5-1 win over Jamie Burnett.
Kurt Maflin, Barry Hawkins and Andrew Higginson completed the day's list of players through to the last 16.
Earlier, veteran Jimmy White was knocked out by Dominic Dale, who won 5-3 in their second round encounter.
Six-times World Championship finalist White gained the snooker he needed and cleared the colours to move within a frame of Dale, but the latter took the eighth frame to seal a place against Mark Allen, who beat Nigel Bond 5-2.
Ding Junhui, Shaun Murphy and Mark Williams came through their second round matches and will face Marcus Campbell, Robert Milkins and Michael Holt respectively.
FRASER PATRICK 3 v 5 ALLISTER CARTER
XIAO GUODONG 4 v 5 KURT MAFLIN
ANDREW HIGGINSON 5 v 1 STUART BINGHAM
MATTHEW STEVENS 5 v 1 JAMIE BURNETT
DECHAWAT POOMJAENG 2 v 5 BARRY HAWKINS
JUDD TRUMP 5 v 4 JAMES WATTANA
JAMIE COPE 0 v 5 ANTHONY HAMILTON
MARTIN GOULD 1 v 5 FRASER PATRICK
ALLISTER CARTER 5 v 0 RORY MCLEOD
MARK DAVIS 2 v 5 XIAO GUODONG
TOM FORD 1 v 5 KURT MAFLIN
MICHAEL HOLT 5 v 1 TIAN PENGFEI
MARK WILLIAMS 5 v 1 MARTIN O'DONNELL
NEIL ROBERTSON 5 v 0 DANIEL WELLS
PETER EBDON 3 v 5 MICHAEL WASLEY
ANDREW HIGGINSON 5 v 4 ZHANG ANDA
STUART BINGHAM 5 v 1 ROD LAWLER
GRAEME DOTT 5 v 3 LIANG WENBO
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ROBERT MILKINS 5 v 4 CHEN ZHE
SHAUN MURPHY 5 v 1 BEN WOOLLASTON
JOHN HIGGINS 3 v 5 PETER LINES
KEN DOHERTY 5 v 4 ADAM DUFFY
MARCO FU 5 v 4 MATTHEW SELT
RICKY WALDEN 5 v 3 ALFIE BURDEN
MATTHEW STEVENS 5 v 3 PANKAJ ADVANI
JAMIE BURNETT 5 v 4 MARK JOYCE
MARK KING 5 v 3 BARRY PINCHES
STEPHEN MAGUIRE 5 v 3 ALAN MCMANUS
MARK ALLEN 5 v 2 NIGEL BOND
DOMINIC DALE 5 v 3 JIMMY WHITE
FERGAL O'BRIEN 2 v 5 DECHAWAT POOMJAENG
BARRY HAWKINS 5 v 0 SAM BAIRD
DING JUNHUI 5 v 4 LIU CHUANG
MARCUS CAMPBELL 5 v 3 JAMIE JONES
JOE PERRY 5 v 0 SIMON BEDFORD
MARK SELBY 5 v 2 THEPCHAIYA UN-NOOH


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How Can I Have More God Moments?
I found something really fascinating this morning when I was reading my Bible. Don't you love it when that happens! In the introduction in the book of Luke, the first paragraph of verses is an introduction that is dedicated to Theophilus as he is describing his own witness of the events of his time. This is what Luke says, "it seemed good to me also, having followed all things closely for some time past, to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, that you may have certainty concerning the things you have been taught."
I must have read those verses hundreds of time in my spiritual pilgrimage but they hit me differently this morning. I realized that Luke may very well be making a case here for some kind of journalling. That might be a bit of a stretch but even in the first verse he mentions that others have actually written accounts of what had happened among them as a community. Now before you tune me out, read along just a bit further and do your best to track with me. I should tell you by now that I am an out loud processor which sometimes isn't great for writers but this is a blog, so here goes.
Here is where these thoughts connect for me, last week Jordan our middle son preached a message at his church called "Why Remember?" It was amazing, I know he's my kid, but really and truly, it was brilliant. It left me with the reminder of how important spiritual markers are in our lives. He talked about Red Sea moments and why remembering those God-moments often helps catapault us into our future. When we get in the mud and mire with all the negative–the difficult circumstances, people stuff and just how life bogs us down, sometimes our eyes move away from remembering all the incredible miracles God downloads personally to increase our faith. In fact, that's exactly what he said that those Red Sea moments accomplish, they cause faith to rise up inside of us, so like Luke shared with his friend Theo, let's write them down!
Wouldn't it be awesome to have at the end of 2013 a book full of those God moments? I love how Luke makes his case for writing it down, "so that you may have certainty concerning the things you have been taught." I think he could be talking about being certain about our faith, what do you think? He also mentions, "writing an orderly account." The book of Luke is an orderly account of the life and ministry of Jesus and the Kingdom of God coming to earth-reading it infuses my faith. We might take the phrase, 'writing an orderly account' and transfer that in today's language as keeping those God moments in one place so you and I can "remember" allowing our faith then to "rise up within us" to quote my very wise son. I am choosing to write them down in a journalling bible I bought for 2013, so I could have my God moments in one place. I bought it before I even thought this all the way through, I wanted to combine seeing God's word on a page with journalling this year.
You might go out and find a journal with a cover that reflects your personality. TJ Maxx, Marshalls, Winners, Chapters or Barnes and Nobles all have fabulous blank journals. If you are on a tighter budget, stores like TJ Maxx you can get one for under $10.00 leather and all, many times under $5.00. Another idea would be to use 3×5 cards and put them on a ring. That probably is a $2.00 project from the dollar store. Be creative and find a way to record your God moments.
Now you might be saying, I am just not a journaller. That's okay, you don't have to be an official one of those types who wake up everyday just dying to write in their journal. This is about keeping a collection of your God moments in one place to rehearse when you need a faith-builder. Let's face it, none of us really knows what 2013 will bring. I am planning to read my God moments because I know that there will be days I am going to need my faith built up. Can I be so bold to ask you join me? Let me know your thoughts and how you plan to record your God moments to increase your faith in 2013.


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Kate and Laura Mulleavy were conjuring the spirit world at yesterday afternoon's knockout show—one in which their haunting new muse sleepwalks through Texan border towns in a shredded gown of brightly colored wildflowers (to the tune of Santo & Johnny's similarly dreamy 1959 song, "Sleep Walk," of course). It seems only natural that she might pause, trancelike, to tuck a few wayward desert blooms into her hair en route to nowhere. And the Mulleavys' being, well, the Mulleavys, the designers were happy to oblige her with intricate hair ornaments made in house for her moody trip. "They look like wrecked, dried flowers that may be broken off in little places," said Laura of the molded copper pieces that were burned, then painted over with a pearlescent finish to resemble "the color of insect wings . . . you know, that weird, strange green or purple [cast] with a pearlized look to it." Once tucked into their models' long, smooth hair, which was pushed behind their ears and pinned to the nape of their neck by backstage visionary Odile Gilbert and her team of Aveda stylists, they gleamed with the same otherworldly beauty as the sisters' layered iridescent leggings and sleeves (made with sequins that were also burned at the edges). The goal, as Laura Mulleavy said, was to make their hazy-eyed, pale-skinned girls look "like beautiful ghost versions of themselves."
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My new favorite beauty product
I love wearing makeup on special occasions, but on a daily basis I tend to keep it simple. So while I might not wear foundation every single day, I won't leave the house without making sure my lips are moisturized.
Recently I stumbled across None of Your Beeswax lip balm from LUSH cosmetics, and it's just lovely. It's a mellow citrus wax with hints of lemon, mandarin and vanilla. In case you were wondering, yes, it smells (and tastes) amazing!
Even better, I love that the LUSH brand doesn't test on animals, and the company is also committed to using fresh, natural and organic ingredients.
I'm not alone in ditching lipstick it seems. According to nymag.com, natural lips dressed in lip balm are very trendy this fall.
What beauty product are you loving right now?
{Lush product photo by Kathleen Prasad. Natural lips via A Cup of Jo.}
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In my attempt to cull excess product and use more mindfully (I've always looked for cruelty-free cosmetics), I discovered Yardley bar soap. Only a handful of ingredients, all of which I can pronounce, non animal tested, made in the USA, gentle enough for my face and other sensitive areas but tough enough to get the job done. It meant what used to take 2-3 separate bottles of product now only takes one. AND it's affordable. I often stock up from the dollar stores.
Oh, and Palmer's coca butter. It can get mighty dry in the Michigan winters and it's the only thig that really does tone the scars on my hands. After 14 years in the veterinary field, they took a beating!
Charlotte Jensen
Samantha, my hands get SO dry in the Indiana winters. I'm definitely going to try Palmer's cocoa butter!
Kathleen Prasad
Thanks for those tips Samantha! I remember my mom always bought yardley lavendar soap when i was growing up, it smelled divine! I think they do make some vegetarian bars without tallow, I will check it out 🙂
Gini Mulhern
I love organic and cruelty-free Prive hair products. I particularly like the relaxant gel. Very fresh herbal fragrance and always defuzzes my hair.
It's sweet that you remember the Yardley Lavender soap from growing up Kathleen!
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Kathleen Prasad
Hi Mom, i will try the Prive shampoo you were telling me about, sounds lovely 🙂 Love you!