Dr. Kalbfleisch received his Ph.D. in physical chemistry from Boston University. He served a two-year postdoctoral fellowship in the laboratory of Dr. Lawrence Ziegler where he developed computational tools for theoretical investigations involving classical molecular dynamics simulations. In 1996 he joined the bioinformatics group at the Curagen Corporation in New Haven, CT where he designed and implemented the Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) for the yeast two hybrid process, and systems for high throughput data analysis. Following Curagen, he served at Genaissance Pharmaceuticals as Associate Director of Process Software Development and provided oversight and direction for a team responsible for the development of software and support systems for high throughput data generation and analysis.
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Alexis Hamilton | July 30, 2014 | Society
As the fighting entered a third week, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged Israelis and Palestinians to "stop fighting, start talking, and take on the root causes of the conflict" in Gaza. The renewal of violence in the region sparked a wave of...
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Alexis Hamilton is a graduate of Davidson College in North Carolina and The University of Georgia School of Law.
Confronting the Locust Effect: The Rule of Law in Developing Nations
Meredith Schultz | May 6, 2014 | Favorite Events, Recent Events
May 28th, 2014 Although the efforts of the aid community and the spread of globalization, free trade, and enterprise have yielded a 50 percent reduction in extreme poverty over the past 20 years, more than four billion people still live outside the basic protections...
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Meredith previously served as the program manager for Values & Capitalism (2013–2016).
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When it comes to holiday hosting, I like to keep a few go-to holiday recipes and tricks in my back pocket so that I'm ready to entertain within a moment's notice. I've shared a few of my favorite hacks and a tasty holiday dessert recipe in the most recent issue of Family Circle Magazine, and wanted to add a few more here to help you prep for the busy hosting season ahead! Do a pre-season pantry refresh. Before the kick off the holiday season, take stock of your pantry and kitchen and make note of what you need to stock up on. I always make sure that I have baking staples, like flour, sugar, and Eggland's Best eggs on hand. I also make a note to stock up on some additional pantry items that I use often for last-minute hosting when I need to throw together a cheeseboard. I keep things like jars of fruit spreads, mixed nuts and Ritz Crackers on hand so I'm prepared for drop-in guests!
Prep some freezer treats and snacks. I like to make a few batches of sweet and savory treats that can be easily pulled from the freezer and baked off for various occasions. Try making a batch of cookie dough, and some pastry-dough pinwheels stuffed with spinach artichoke filling for your freezer so you're always prepared!
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Elizabeth Olsen Reveals Why Marvel Fans Will Get 'Excited' Over WandaVision
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"The Marvel Cinematic Universe sitcom WandaVision" sounds like a strange turn of phrase. The words "sitcom" and "Marvel" wouldn't normally go together in the same sentence.
And we don't really know yet if the show is truly a sitcom, but that word has been bandied about, and fans are as confused as they are intrigued. Even star Paul Bettany confessed to not knowing what to make of it.
Still, the other lead of the show, Elizabeth Olsen, promises that the question marks over Marvel's fans' heads will turn into exclamation points as they get more excited about the show.
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Why Elizabeth Olsen is excited for 'WandaVision'
Obviously, she would be excited to be front and center in the MCU rather than a side character, albeit a prominent one.
She's told the Build Series especially excited to be working with Paul Bettany, who plays Vision. They share a kinship, not only in their shared story history, but in the fact that Olsen and Bettany are the workaholics who have studied the script and know everyone's lines, while the other actors are catching up.
The key poster art shows Olsen and Bettany in what appears to be a 50s-style setting, not far removed from Leave it to Beaver, complete with a TV with a rabbit-ear antenna. Meanwhile, the glow of the TV casts the shadows of Scarlet Witch and Vision on the all behind them.
What Olsen can say about the show doesn't go far beyond that. As she said, "I literally was told at D23, I can't even talk about when I'm filming it." However, she did offer a peek at what the show will be about.
We'll find out more about Scarlet Witch
Olsen said to Build:
"Especially with WandaVision, I'm just so excited for fans, because if they know anything about the Scarlet Witch in the comics, I think the show will just get them so excited … the show will explore why she's known as Scarlet Witch as opposed to Wanda. We've always referred to her as Wanda, and so it's an exciting opportunity."
That statement was approved by Marvel President Kevin Feige, she said with a laugh.
Olsen herself knows a lot about this, having not only played the character but also having made a video for Allure explaining the character's comic book origins.
She first appeared in X-Men in 1964, which explains why her brother is Quicksilver, who had memorable parts in the X-Men moves but had a very short lifespan in the MCU in Avengers: Age of Ultron.
The siblings were originally evil mutants, but she switched sides and fought alongside the Avengers the next year. In the 1970's she hooked up with Vision.
"She fell in love, got married, and all that lovey-dovey stuff that happens between a mutant and the android of her dreams," Olsen said in the video.
Furthermore, in the comics, Wanda and Vision found out that — darn the biology — a mutant and an android could not conceive a child. So Wanda magically gave birth to twin boys.
With the domestic bliss art of WandaVision, we can't help but wonder if these twins will come into play. Maybe we'll find out when the show airs on Disney+ in 2021.
Olsen can bridge the gap between Marvel and indies
Much has been made lately over whether the MCU dominates the landscape to the detriment of smaller films.
Olsen didn't address that controversy directly, but in her build interview, she talked about how much she loves meeting MCU fans, but also about how she loves taking a breather from Marvel for earthier fare like her Facebook Watch series Sorry for Your Loss. Olsen produces and stars in the show about a grieving widow.
On the Marvel side, I feel like the people I always meet along the way, whether I'm at the grocery store or at the airport or something, I feel like people are really kind and respectful and that's who we make movies for," she said.
On the other side of the coin, she herself said she likes to have something besides Marvel in her movie-going diet. Olsen made her name with the indie drama Martha Marcy May Marlene, and she likes to go back to that world and remind herself that stories don't always have to rely on sequels, reboots and inter-connectivity.
"I just feel like they've been my only words for two years now …I think I live in Marvel Land for about a year and then I would really love to find some independent films that have a beginning and an end. I really do miss that kind of finite film-making and storytelling," she said.


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The R R Patil Foundation will continue to observe the mourning till the death sentence was pronounced to all the accused in Khopardi gangrape case, Foundation's President Vinod Patil said today. Talking to mediapersons here, Mr Patil demanded that the trial begin in the fast track court and alleged that the police has failed to file a charge-sheet even after two and half months from the incident.
"Giving respect to the victim, we have decided to cancel our old tradition 'Cristal Rass Dandiya' which is celebrated every years in the month of Navratri," he informed.He said that their will be no such programmes till the capital punishment was given. He also appealed to other organisation to follow the same. "For self defense, we are planning to organise camps at various schools and colleges to give proper training to girl students," Mr Patil said. On Maratha reservation issue, Mr Patil said they have already filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court demanding reservation to the Maratha community in education and employment sector which was announced by the previous Congress-NCP state government.
He alleged that the present BJP-SS government has failed to produce strong evidence in the court for the Maratha reservation.


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Places are free but limited for this event so should be booked in advance.
This event will be followed by Ideas Exchange, an afternoon of new theatre and dance works in progress for young audiences. You can find the programme of work, and book your free place for Ideas Exchange here.
Come and join us for presentations by two fantastic Scottish companies to hear about their experience of adapting existing productions for new audiences and what motivates them to explore this. Has it opened their work up to new audiences, has it impacted on their touring possibilities, and what are the pros and cons of this as artistic practice.
Barrowland Ballet will discuss Playful Tiger, a new production for children and young people (age 7+) who are profoundly autistic and mainly non-verbal. Natasha Gilmore and Ellie Griffiths will talk about why they adapted an existing production (Tiger Tale) as a starting point for an ASN piece of work and how Tiger Tale has influenced the new production.
Catherine Wheels will talk about why they commit to touring one of their productions into school gym halls each year. In particular, they will talk about the reasoning, and artistic process, of adapting existing works for touring to school audiences.
After each presentation there will be time for questions with time at the end for informal discussion and networking over a cup of tea or coffee.
Barrowland Ballet is one of Scotland's most exciting and successful contemporary dance companies touring nationally and internationally. Based in Glasgow, the company name reflects the company's unique mix of popular culture and high art as well as their East Glasgow base and their belief that dance is for everybody. It is built around the artistic work of choreographer Natasha Gilmore. Barrowland Ballet have performed at the Children's Festival with productions including Tiger Tale and Little Red.
Catherine Wheels is one of Scotland's most successful theatre companies, making and touring award-wining theatre for young audiences into schools and venues across Scotland, the UK and internationally. The company was formed in formed in 1999 by Artistic Director Gill Robertson who still leads their work today.


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Non-Lucid Dreams
Fragment: a conspiracy and game level
I dreamt about a multiple-perspective video game in which you controlled an anthropomorphic rat. The game had both top-down, first-person, and a 3rd person
There was various levels, and a company conspiracy in the pet trade in which a wealthy family of rats owned both the Rats group (a bunch of corporations similar to virgin which all started with rats), and also secretly the Cats group, which was run shoddily in order to sabotage the reputation and wellbeing of the cats, there was a pet toy manufacturer who made dangerous toys as a way of harming them, as well as a barely functioning charity that was intentionally mired in bureaucracy.
Interestingly enough, there was a unique level in the game called "The Red Forest", it was red/black monochrome, and highly pixelated compared to the rest of the game, sort of like Faith or Pylons. I vaguely remember some reference to me playing Yume Nikki at that point as well. The soundtrack for it was sort of similar to it's Hell level, but slower paced, higher pitched by about a semitone, and a slight tremelo effect on it, as if it was a spinning computer fan. It's color scheme was almost identical to this screenshot from Yume Nikki.
Updated 09-16-2021 at 01:07 PM by 65287
Media Fragments Part 2: "Lonley Wolf"[Sic]
I drempt of a cyberpunk detective thriller in the style of a movie/videogame hybrid in which the main protagonist (Vague recolection of the name gus) got cursed with an odd form of lycanthropy in which he turned into a female anthropomorphic wolf.
The scenes in which he was such tended to have happy lyrisised pop music playing over the top, and the scenes were mostly done in a animated, cartoonish style in which the main protagonist relaxed and almost lead a double life, watering plants and the like.
The rest of the time, he acted as a stereotypical gruff detective, with his female teammate with short black hair and glasses mocking him for being too "assertive".
One last character I would like to mention is Mrs. Robinson, who acted as a frenemy that talked through a CGI face that was uncanney vally incarnate, it looked like a ventriloquist dummy had been given polygonal flesh instead of wood.
She was very demanding to the team, and seemed to want to insist that they don't uncover the case.
There was also a prominence of face masks as everyday items too.
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Media Fragments Part 1: "Dragonball Mega"
Today's entry is a two-parter!
I dreamt of a new Dragonball series, presumably titled "Dragonball Mega", a lot of the older villains from Z were back, and has new "mega" forms, Freiza had managed to acquire a "wishing wand", and was slowly using it to revive goku's old opponents. I think at some point, goku managed to acquire the same wand, and was now using it against Frieza.
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Classrooms, Sequels, and Disturbing Anime
The dream started with this weird and slighty disgusting, almost Junji Ito-inspired anime about a failing relationship. The main protagonist, had a white shoebox that was linked to any toilet he used, and anything dropped into the toilet would appear, wrapped, in the shoebox. He kept looking back at old videos and pictures of his relationship, and most of the story was told in retrospect as the main protagonist kept dealing with his broken relationship and the shoebox, eventually his partner comes back, and she's inflicted with chronic vomiting, and is also linked to the shoebox.
Some time later, I discovered a fair and food festival in my dad's old home town, an odd game of hook the ducks with some dutch guys was there, and dutch carnival music was sounding out throughout the tent, weirdly, a lot of the bodies of water they were using in the unusually sized tent were in the the shape of pool tables, and there was also a dedicated duck slide on one of them.
After attempting to leave a classroom, I got lost and found my way into an auxiliary library.
after exploring, and not really knowing where I was, I found that the library was being used as a classroom.
The environment shifted around me when I was attempting to leave, and all of a sudden the class was for fictional heroes.
One of them was what I thought I called a beast hero, he was like some kind of eevee-sandshrew hybid, his powers were basically the animal copy ability from Kirby: Squeak Squad. His personality was definitely the brooding edgy rival type, with a tendency to snap at people. I didn't remember his name, but after probing my subconcious, something like "Tekkan" came back. After a while, another hero got possessed or went rogue, and for some reason, the batter from OFF was there, and the entire scene eventually transitioned into what appeared to be a fan-made sequel to the game, imatating the original artstyle, but with seeming influences from cactus and andrew hussie.
The possessed hero was basically the final boss of the game, and the game basiclly revolved around beating him by strengthening yourself, and weakening the opponent. Interestingly enough, when I was chasing a speedy enemy, the path eventually led back to my house, and then to my bedroom where I woke up, and the enemy progressively began to look more like me.
Games Workshop has a new Warhammer Setting
Had a dream where I went on a field trip to a Games Workshop, the store there was unusually big for other stores like it, and had multiple millitary uniforms scattered away in various cloakrooms, after getting lost and walking upstairs, I kept seeing promotional material for Warhammer: 1941, in which World War II was lengthened by around 211 years the invasion of an alien force, this gave rise to Power Armour, and the equivalent to Space Marines in the setting, their designs looked less futuristic and ornate in comparison to regular Space Marines. One Power Armor chapter, depicted by some of the employees of the shop, had bright pink armour, and an emblem of a smiling pig.
006: Saturday 11 3 2017
I dreamt I was in this large story, where I was called upon by a mole-person named "Unbo" who was a friend of the moon princess, Kaguya,
(who had become a freedom-fighter against the tyrannical rule of the moon king) to find another old friend of hers
(who I think was called "Tsukuji") who aided her in a great adventure previously.
After wandering around for a bit in the previous section of my dream, I saw Unbo rooting around in a orange car, (which for some reason I know was Tsukuji's), fiddling with locks. He then told be that I was "Just in time" and explained the situation to me before giving me some "gold",
(actually just some copper coins which looked like updated tomimotosen in different shapes & sizes) which appeared to be from the car.
We then set off to find Tsukuji, which after a bit more telepathic exposition from Kaguya herself about how the moon-king is oppressing the people of the moon, we find him in a local hospital where he is bedridden and sick with some form of what I believe to
be some form of septicemic stroke (he had an IV drip, along with
an overly docile demean as well as memory issues). Kaguya teleported in and had a conversation with Tsukuji about how good their previous adventure was and how they bested the generals of the moon-king, and that they needed his help again to beat back the threat of the moon-king. I also gave him the 'gold' from earlier. I saw flashes of someone out of the window, then all of a sudden, Kaguya told us to "Get down!", a ginormous flash of fire came out from nowhere. After picking myself up, I saw the cause of the
incendiary explosion. It was "Jirath", one of the moon-king's generals, who was now standing in the room with us. (Jirath's general appearance & demeanor could be best described as a cross between Akira Otoishi from Jojo's Bizzare Adventure Part 4 &
Groose from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword). After losing to him the first time, and restarting like a videogame, I eventually bested him
with the power of my voice. After going outside with a miraculously healed Tsukuji, we encountered "Leann", the next general, who commanded a crab, and was generally water themed.
Rather unfortunately the dream ended here, with me reading a wiki with all the cool powers I could have gotten, like the "Drastic Teleportation
Arm" which looked like some lotus flower and the "Machine Arm", which was a Mega-man-like armcannon.
005: Thursday 2 2 2017
After losing the rest of my family after attempting to check in to a hotel, I decided to get a blimp back home. The blimp appeared to be in a sponsorship deal with The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company,
as multiple of their products were plastered around the blimp's unusually large cabin. I missed my stop, so I decided to retreat to the arcade
section of the cabin, where I discovered a
small skittles alley themed on M&M's and multiple arcade games based around Wrigley products & brands.
For some strange reason, the blimp was Japanese owned, and had a significant neo-Japanese aesthetic to it. It's logo & mascot bared a resemblance to Jenny from My Life As a Teenage Robot
The blimp also a miniature rail system that allowed you to get to different sections, including the disabled toilets. The toilet system acted as the general-purpose waste disposal system also.
Tags: cool, favourite, technology
003 [n]: Tuesday 23 2 2016
I dreamt about the "nature reserve".
002:Friday 22 1 2016
I entered a shopping mall and found a game, it was a Call of Duty game, I played and went in to it. There was a mission where I had to kill people, a lot of them were innocent civilians, one was a child, a lot of them knew my name for some reason.
I think I remember them being Filipino (or a least hearing that they were).
There were multiple factions of people.
I went in to a Jungle after, where I met up with my father, who played an instrument on a wheelie-bin (the instrument was two sticks, depending on where
you struck them against something, they would produce different tones). I then found gigantic fossilised remains, which I explored.
After finding some interesting mechanical parts to the fossil, I discovered that it was a giant robot, which promptly activated and healed.
It was the "GIANT TOASTING ROBOT: RED STAR", as it could also function as a toaster (don't know why) it also had a human girlfriend.
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A dream-themed ARG
Videogames, Fluffy Bunnies, and Elder Scrolls Lore
"The Themepark", and a study of reacurrring dream elements
Fragment: "Thank you"
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The salary that we are not paying the PM
The Newspaper's Staff ReporterSeptember 10, 2017
LAHORE: We have just seen a prime minister disqualified for drawing a salary by holding an office other than that of the chief executive of the country. On the other hand the salary that is fixed for a prime minister here would suggest that we are either looking for a person who can make do with a monthly take-home amount that is much lower than even his cabinet colleagues or alternatively we aspire to have a chief executive who is free from the burdens of earning a living in the increasingly competitive world.
How much does the prime minister of Pakistan take home at the end of every month? It would come as a surprise to many that the country's chief executive's pay is just a fraction of the sum made by a president of a commercial bank or CEO (chief executive officer) or an executive of a multinational or local company. In fact, it is much lower than the salary of parliamentarians and members of his own cabinet.
According to stock analysts, presidents of banks are the most handsomely rewarded lot in the country like elsewhere in the world. CEOs and top executives at multinational firms and large domestic companies also have little to complain about and a lot of dough to throw around.
For financial year 2015, for example, the president of United Bank Limited earned Rs127 million and GlaxoSmithKline Pakistan paid Rs54m to its CEO in 2014. Even chief executives of public sector enterprises get seven-digit salaries with other perks and privileges.
You would say that is altogether a different world. Nowhere around the globe can the dream corporate sector be compared with any other, least of all with areas that boast about serving the people selflessly. Wait till you hear the comparisons within. The chief executive of the country cuts an under-privileged figure when weighed against the paycheck regularly handed to members of his own cabinet, parliamentarians, judges and other senior officials.
The prime minister's monthly take-home after-tax including all allowances stands at just Rs140,000. Whatever popular chants would declare that even this was often not fully earned, place the figure against a senator's Rs400,000, MNA's Rs350,000, federal minister's Rs235,000 and, state minister's Rs215,000. The salary of a Supreme Court judge is Rs900,000 plus allowances.
And it is not that the package is only meant for a temporary incumbent asked to look after the prime minister's office until the real, rightful rulers take charge. The salary, of course, is the same for a heavy-mandated Nawaz Sharif or a Shahid Khaqan Abbasi who is a compromise brought about by circumstances.
It seems that the salary structure of public representatives has no rational basis or logic. "A prime minister who has to rely only on his or her pay cannot make ends meet with this kind of salary," says a federal government official. "Or have we decided that this job is only for the rich?"
In sharp contrast to Pakistan, India's prime minister gets Rs3m a month, including hefty allowances. Even, the president of Maldives gets Rs0.78m a month.
"In private sector, the pay of an employee from the lowest to the highest level is determined on the basis of several factors, including educational qualifications, nature of job, performance on the job, reputation, experience, etc," said the chief financial officer of a company. "For example, an MBA from LUMS is sure to get a better salary than an MBA from Punjab University."
"Besides, each company – banking or non-banking – in the organised private sector has its own salary/allowances structure depending on their size, market share and repute."
A financial analyst at a brokerage house remarked in a lighter tone that if the salaries of our parliamentarians, ministers and prime ministers are linked to their performance, they may end up going home empty-handed at the end of every month.
"But on a serious note I agree that the chief executive of the country must get paid according to his status and the demands of his office regardless of other perks that come with his job. At present the prime minister is getting peanuts in the name of salary. I think the head of the state should be the highest paid person followed by the chief executive of the country, who is responsible for running the affairs of the country. It is not about who is holding the job; it is about respect we accord to these highest offices. Can you imagine someone reporting to the president of a bank or CEO of a company - local or multinational - and taking home a heftier paycheck than their boss? Never."
Published in Dawn, September 10th, 2017
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If you look at the gross salary figure yes its low, but corporate sector and other sector officials have to take-care of all their expenses in this salary. Where as in case of PM a house is given with all of its expenses taken cared (Royally). All types of travel is covered and so on a so forth. So we cannot compare apples and oranges. Nevertheless, the salary should be revised to be at-least at par with other Govt. salaries.
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Putting the financials aside, the Rangers landed a slick puck-moving defenseman, one of the most consistent in the league. Shattenkirk reached at least 43 points in all six non-lockout years of his career, including a career-high 56 last season which he split with the Blues and Capitals. He also fills the Rangers' need for a…
NHL trades: Transitioning Rangers land 7th pick, young D-man DeAngelo from Coyotes
Aware that his team is in transition, Rangers general manager Jeff Gorton continued his makeover of the Blueshirts on Friday afternoon. Three stars 3. Chris Kunitz, Penguins Kunitz, 37, and Matt Cullen, 40, combined for three assists. Not bad for a couple graybeards. 2. Matt Murray, Penguins Murray was out of work much of the…
Two-time champ at 23, Penguins' Matt Murray takes Cup, reins from 'mentor' Marc-Andre Fleury
Matt Murray, the millennial he is, knows only a life of trophy hoisting during his short time in the NHL. Technically still a rookie, the 23-year-old phenom? led the Penguins to another Stanley Cup championship their second in as many years since Murray debuted in December 2015 by posting back-to-back shutouts in Games 5 and…
Ducks fly together: Careers entwined, Teemu Selanne, Paul Kariya cherish fitting joint Hall call
Teemu Selanne's first phone call after being told he's a Hockey Hall of Fame inductee was predictable. Friend and former linemate Paul Kariya is headed there, too, and Selanne wanted to be the first to deliver the news. He succeeded, so chairman Lanny McDonald had to leave a voicemail. Hey, he wasn't nicknamed the Finnish…
Niskanen was assessed a five-minute major and ejected for the cross-check.
Concern about concussions in American sports has become a significant issue. Football and the NFL have been the primary battleground for this, because the NFL is the nation's most powerful and lucrative sports enterprise. Hockey and the NHL, though, will not be able to continue ignoring its problem in this area forever: The longer it…
the Predators again dominated scoring chances and outshot the Pens 32-19 in the first 40 minutes of Game 2.
Shedding Stepan's $6.5 million cap hit each of the next four years before his no-trade clause kicked in July 1 was paramount for Gorton, but parting ways with Raanta was part of the price of doing business. Gorton said Arizona insisted on the goalie's inclusion in the deal. We were reluctant to get rid of…
Of course few would argue that McDavid deserves to be the highest-paid player in the sport
There wouldn't be so much worry if Lundqvist was still at the top of his game, but besides a few playoff moments this year, he is on the downswing. He posted career worsts in goal-against average (2.74), save percentage (.910) during the regular season. His numbers have steadily declined each of the past three years….
NHL playoffs 2017: Ducks tie series vs. Predators with OT win in Game 4
The NHL's Western Conference finals between the Ducks and Predators resumed Thursday in Nashville. Visiting Anaheim evened the series at two games apiece with a 3-2 overtime victory in Game 4. Corey Perry's pass from the boards deflected off P.K. Subban's stick and into the net at 10:33 of the first overtime period to give…
Murray stopped 19 of 20 shots in relief. Kyle Turris' goal early in the third period was his only blemish.
On the flip side, Senators goaltender Craig Anderson was terrific again. Anderson made 25 saves, and has now stopped 78 of 81 shots in the series. Sidney Crosby's garbage time goal robbed him of a much-deserved shutout. The Penguins played without defenseman Justin Schultz and forward Bryan Rust, who were both injured in Game 2….
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Ambient pop experimentalists Coldharbourstores formed in London, England, in 1998. Initially a trio of Daniel Bowling, Michael McCabe, and David Read, the group recorded a demo after a year of writing and working on material and went searching for a label. U.K. indie Rocket Girl showed interest and struck an agreement with the group. Labelmate Randall Niemann of Füxa produced their debut single, 2000's All That Matters Now. Later that year, drummer Samuel Laws made the group a quartet, and their first recording with him, the A Day Gone By single, was out by the end of the year. The group then recorded More Than the Other with production help from Graham Sutton (Bark Psychosis, Boymerang) and released the LP in early 2002. ~ Andy Kellman
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After School Tutorial
ASAP - After School Activities Program
The Learning Support Center
Tutorial is a time for students to make up missed work, to ask questions, and to receive individual explanation, enrichment, or extra help. If a teacher must be absent from a tutorial, he or she will arrange another tutorial time or another tutor from the same department. Teachers are available to work with students, individually or in small groups, every afternoon. Teachers may require students to attend tutorial. Tutorial is not an in-depth remediation program. Middle School Help Session runs from 3:15 - 3:30 p.m. Upper school tutorial is 3:20 - 3:50 p.m.
All Stratford after school activities will be scheduled so that students can participate in tutorial. Students in the Middle School may begin after school activities at 3:45 p.m. Students in the Upper School may begin after school activities at 4:00 p.m.
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2019-20 ASAP Parent Letter
ASAP Parental Agreement Form
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At Stratford our goal is not to package students for colleges but to find colleges that offer the best possible fit for each of our graduating seniors. Our focus is on helping students cultivate their particular talents and interests in ways that will serve them well throughout their lives as well as in the college admissions process. Once their academic and extracurricular strengths and passions are apparent to them, we help seniors zero in on those colleges that will serve them best in achieving their goals.
The college admissions process for a Stratford student begins in pre-kindergarten. Stratford's curriculum is designed to lead all students to achieve at the peak of their potential from the first day they arrive until the day they graduate. The journey continues through lower and middle school where children are encouraged to explore their particular interests through enrichment activities as well as clubs. The first formal introduction to our college office and the college admissions process comes in ninth grade when college counselors address freshmen and their parents at the freshman orientation session. The College Office provides general information relevant to college admissions throughout the freshman and sophomore years. Sophomores and juniors take the PSAT in October of every year, and the school provides feedback to students on their performance. Juniors who take the PSAT compete for the prestigious designation of Commended Scholar or National Merit Scholar, designations awarded to top performers on the PSAT each year by the College Board. Juniors and seniors take the SAT and/ or the ACT.
In the winter of their junior year, students and their parents are invited to a college kickoff night where they learn about the college admissions process and are provided with a copy of The Stratford Academy College Counseling Handbook. Following kickoff night, juniors and their parents attend an individual college conference with our counselors and the college admissions process is formally launched. Throughout the year, the college office hosts a number of special sessions for juniors and their families, communicates information about college fairs in our area, and helps individual students narrow choices and set specific college goals.
Seniors have opportunities every week in the fall and early winter to visit with college representatives visiting our campus. Students work closely with the college counselors to see that every application is complete before it is mailed. College counselors help students gather letters of recommendation and offer detailed guidance to students related to their list of college choices. Virtually every senior applies to multiple colleges, some deemed to be reach schools and some safety schools. At the end of the journey, our goal is that every senior will have more than one exciting acceptance.
Stratford students and parents should refer to the College Office tabs under the student and parent portals for up to date information relevant to college rep visits, local scholarships, forms and specific guidelines pertaining to their particular class and graduation year.
Stratford Academy's Counseling Department provides support services to students who may be experiencing any impediments to the process of learning. Interventions include but are not limited to short term counseling and guidance, crisis intervention and referrals to appropriate community resources. Provided also are opportunities and support for strengthening social and emotional development in the context of identifying and reinforcing individual student strengths. Through the implementation of age appropriate programs and educational opportunities we work diligently to promote and foster a climate that is inclusive and thorough.
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Defeating the summer slide. Summer slide is when reading ability or other academic skills decline during summer months. Some ways to combat summer slikde.
7 Ways to stop summer slide. Super easy activities to use this summer to promote life-long learning.
What's driving the rise in teen depression? Examining the contributing factors that have led to the increase.
What to do this summer with kids? UNICEF has a list of bonding activities for your family if your brain has gone on an "idea vacation."
When you worry about the child you love. When your child struggles, it is not always the parents fault.
When Is It Time to Get My Child Help for Mental Health Issues. "When children have emotional or behavioral problems, the earlier they get treatment, the easier it is to help them. But as parents, you also want to avoid unnecessary treatment and costs in both time and money."
How to choose your battles. When do you, as a parent, stand your ground and when is it healthier to consider another way?
Is the Immediate Playback of Events Changing Children's Memories? Looking at a video right after an event can overlay and alter the actual memory of the experience, experts say.
Archived Counseling Articles
The Help Desk is a free tutorial service at Stratford that provides students with individualized help in science, math, and writing. Staffed by teachers and qualified student tutors, the Help Desk is available every period of the school day. Students may sign out of their study hall to attend the Help Desk as needed. The location of the Help Desk changes each period and is posted in both the study hall room and throughout the school.
Stratford Academy is committed to providing opportunities for students to develop their individual abilities and skills within the context of a rigorous curriculum. Begun in 1998, the Learning Support Center is staffed by learning specialists, tutors, and part-time teachers who understand learning differences and offer individualized and small group instruction to students who are experiencing academic difficulty. The underlying goal of the Learning Support Center is to prepare students to become successful, independent, life-long learners.
While providing the school more flexibility in working with students, the implementation of the Learning Support Center does not reflect a change in Stratford Academy's standards of admission.
For more information or for a copy of the Learning Support Center fees schedule, please contact Patsy Hayslip, Director of Stratford LSC at 478-477-8073 extension 222 or by email at patsy.hayslip@stratford.org.
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Morrison & Foerster Adds New Partner to its Corporate Group in New York
Tracy Bacigalupo brings deep corporate and M&A experience in financial institutions, real estate, and other key sectors
NEW YORK (October 5, 2016) – Morrison & Foerster, a leading global law firm, is pleased to announce that Tracy Bacigalupo has joined the firm's New York office as a partner in the Corporate Department. Ms. Bacigalupo comes to Morrison & Foerster from Foley & Lardner LLP where she was a partner. She brings with her substantial experience working with real estate investment trusts, investment companies, asset managers, other financial institutions, and emerging companies.
"We are pleased to welcome Tracy to Morrison & Foerster. Her expertise will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our corporate offerings to meet the needs of our clients," Tom Knox, co-chair of the firm's 390-lawyer Global Corporate Department, said. "Tracy's arrival is another example of the success of our strategy to expand the department in technology and financial centers around the world. Just this year, we've grown our corporate ranks by attracting a number of new partners including Patrick Huard, Alex Kaufman and Sara Terheggen in the San Francisco Bay Area, Andrew Boyd, Gary Brown and Oliver Rochman in London, and Chuan Sun and Vivian Yiu in Hong Kong."
Spencer Klein, co-chair of the firm's Global Mergers & Acquisitions Group and head of the Corporate Department in New York, added: "Tracy is a terrific addition. She brings to us a wealth of corporate and transactional M&A experience. Tracy's strong relationships with a range of financial institutions and emerging companies are ideally complementary to our corporate platform in New York."
Ms. Bacigalupo focuses on advising both public and private companies in connection with acquisitions, mergers, divestitures, and other key collaborations. Ms. Bacigalupo also counsels open- and closed-end investment companies and real estate companies, including real estate investment trusts, on a broad range of issues including strategic transactions, capital markets transactions, financings, and corporate governance. Ms. Bacigalupo earned her J.D. from Washington and Lee University and her B.A. from Hollins College. She is admitted to practice in New York, Washington, D.C., and Maryland.
"Morrison & Foerster's broad and deep bench of excellent lawyers will be a tremendous resource to my clients, enabling me to offer sophisticated, cutting edge legal services and to more efficiently facilitate business objectives for clients in New York and globally," said Ms. Bacigalupo. "I look forward to working with my new colleagues and to helping extend the firm's corporate practice in New York."
Ms. Bacigalupo's arrival comes at a time when Morrison & Foerster has advised on numerous significant M&A deals over recent months. Highlights include:
Representing SoftBank in its $31.4 billion acquisition of ARM, the biggest public M&A deal in the UK and largest M&A deal following the Brexit vote;
Representing Wal-Mart in its $1.5 billion strategic alliance with JD.com, a leading e-commerce company in China;
Representing SoftBank in its $8.6 billion sale of Finnish gaming company Supercell to China's Tencent, one of the most significant cross-border deals of 2016;
Representing Unilever in its acquisition of Dollar Shave Club, one of the largest ever deals in the e-commerce industry; and
Representing the independent members of the board of directors of Polycom in the company's $2 billion all-cash merger with Siris Capital Group
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Lian, Norway
Lian is a recreational area located in the border between Bymarka and Byåsen in Trondheim, Norway. The place was taken into use in 1933, when the Gråkallen Line of the Trondheim Tramway was extended there. It remains the terminus of the only tram line in Trondheim.
With the arrival of the tramway, a restaurant was built after insurance money from the former restaurant at Ugla. In addition, a ski jump was built. The area became the main location for winter sports in the city. The lake at Lian, Lianvannet, was an important swimming place during the summer, and an old cabin was converted into a beach restaurant. It was also possible to rent row boats. A dancing area was also built. Changing rooms were available in the restaurant.[1]
From 1925, during winter, the frozen lake was used for trotting, with up to 6,000 watchers. In 1927, the land owner Graakalbanen offered the trotting association 100 hectare of land for free, but the deal did not go through, but the association did not except the deal since the tramway was not yet built. Instead they established themselves at Leangen. During World War II, the new field was confiscated by the German occupation forces, and again the association was offered free land. The deal only did not strike through thanks to a single, unwilling cabin owner.[2]
The area around Lian has many cabins and some houses. About sixty cabins are illegally permanently occupied; only those buildings occupied from before 1967 may legally be permanently lived in. In 2008, the city suggested giving an amnesty for those who live in illegal houses, but have suggested changing reconstruction regulations for all houses in the area. This will in essence decrease the house value of legal housing (who get restrictions) to illegal housing (who now may be sold as permanent housing). This has created a large controversy.[3]
↑ Kjenstad, Rune (1994). På skinner i Bymarka. Baneforlaget. pp. 56–57. ISBN 82-91448-01-9.
↑ Kjenstad, 1994: 58
↑ Hansen, Hermann (2008-11-13). "Mot sluttstrek for et splittet Lian" (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2008-01-19.
Coordinates: 63°24′15″N 10°19′15″E / 63.40417°N 10.32083°E / 63.40417; 10.32083
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Tread carefully – there's another world beneath our feet. The evening light was poor but we were mesmerised for hours by these network of rockpools. There were hundreds of sea anemones, star fish, sea urchins, fish, crabs and even a shy octopus.


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'Exceptional' Bristol nursery gets Ofsted's top rating
It was inspected three weeks before the coronavirus lockdown
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The Inns Court Community and Family Centre in Bristol, where Knowle West Children's Centre is based (Image: Google Maps)
A nursery staffed by "inspirational" leaders has gained Ofsted's best possible rating in a glowing report.
Knowle West Children's Centre, based at Inns Court Community Centre, has been judged as 'outstanding' in all areas for the second time in a row.
It was inspected on March 2 but there was a delay in the report being published on Ofsted's website, because of the school and childcare closures caused by coronavirus.
The report, released last week [May 12], said: "Children receive an exceptional early years experience at this wonderful nursery. Leaders are inspirational and have a clear vision for the nursery.
"Children show that they feel extremely safe and secure - they benefit from a highly impressive range of inspiring learning opportunities."
It was rated 'outstanding' in all five core areas of assessment, making it one of Bristol's best-rated nurseries.
The nursery had previously been inspected in 2014, when it was also rated 'outstanding'.
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There were 31 children on roll when inspectors visited this time, aged between two and four.
The report described the nursery as "exceptionally inclusive" and said staff develop "incredibly close and trusting bonds with children".
Inspectors wrote: "Children are given the highest levels of care and support to develop to their full potential.
"Staff devise an outstanding curriculum which they adapt to expertly support children's different individual abilities and needs."
School hit with 'inadequate' Ofsted after 'significant decline' in standards
WW2 air raid shelters found beneath four Bristol school playgrounds to be filled as part of £2.5m works
They said children were supported "exceptionally well" to regulate their own emotions and behaviour.
The report explained: "Leaders focus on ensuring staff have high levels of empathy.
"Staff have developed an amazing sensory space where children can go to relax and feel calm if they feel overwhelmed."
Staff were also praised for giving children's safety "the highest priority".
The report continued: "They have an outstanding knowledge of the signs and symptoms which may indicate that a child is at risk of harm and how to deal with any concerns they have.
"They have excellent knowledge of the needs of the children and families in their area, and exceptional knowledge of wider safeguarding issues and the signs that would concern them."
Links with the local community was also highlighted as an area of particular strength.
Teen's fears after paying £700 for A-Level exams he can't sit because of coronavirus
Inspectors said: "A well-established intergenerational programme runs once a week, when children delight in socialising with their elderly friends, and take part in baking and group games together.
"Children and their families benefit from regular trips and outings in the local community, and they visit local woods and farms.
"The nursery provides transport to ensure that all families are able to attend."
The provision registered with Ofsted in 2013 and is run by Knowle West Children's Centre Governing Body.
According to Ofsted, it provides free early years education for children aged two, three and four.


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The first is a guest house of 560m2 with capacity of up to eighteen students, it has rooms with private and sharing bathrooms, communal multipurpose rooms, kitchens, dining rooms, Gym, terraces, BBQ area, patios, restaurant, garage for visitors, permanent cleaning service, Internet and laundry, the second of one apartment of 103 m2, three bedrooms, with maximum capacity of 6 persons, equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay in an excellent location Gaspar de Villarroel and Eloy Alfaro, the third stage consists of two suites of 65m2, two rooms, with maximum capacity of 3 persons, equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay in the best neighborhood in the northeast of Quito "Jardines del Batan "with the desired security; finally SG Host Families which promotes a wide range of opportunities for you to understand the Latin culture and daily customs and routines, practice the language everyday while having a great time.
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Last February, Paul Robichaux, Brian Desmond and I were invited by HP to come to Cupertino to look over the HP E5000 messaging system. Over two days we had the chance to quiz Dean Steadman, the HP product manager, and Jeff Mealiffe, from the Exchange development group (Jeff specializes in topics such as performance and scalability), about how HP and Microsoft had worked together to build the first appliance-like server for Exchange 2010, aka "DAG in a box". You can read all about the E5000 plus how we went about making some videos in this post. In any case, HP has now released a series of six videos that they have produced from the raw footage that they shot in February. It's taken a long time to create these masterpieces, a delay that is surely accounted for by the need to make Paul, Brian, and myself look pretty. Or at least, prettier than we are in real life. This was a real challenge for some, despite the best effort of a professional make-up artist.
Introduction to HP E5000 Hardware, a walk through of the hardware engineering that's incorporated into the E5000 to make it as resilient as possible.
HP E5000: Complete and Optimized: a roundtable discussion of why HP and Microsoft felt that the time was right to build an appliance for Exchange and how the two companies collaborated to make the E5000 happen.
HP E5000: Simple and Cost Efficient, describing the support setup for the E5000 (essentially, HP is the single point of contact for the hardware, Windows, and Exchange 2010).
HP E5000: Resilient/Highly Available, figuring out whether it's possible to really build an appliance for a Windows server appliance like Exchange that still needs some tender loving care.
HP E5000: Installation & Startup, looking at how the E5000 is configured, including the wizard that HP has built to remove as much of the mundane processing as possible and make installations really easy.
Apart from the MVP series, HP has released other videos about the E5000. I thought that the one featuring Dean Steadman, the product manager for the E5000, was reasonably interesting. There are other more marketing-like videos available on YouTube. HP has also used selected cuts from the videos at events such as Spring Connections in Orlando, when I had the opportunity to see myself frighten away many attendees who ventured near the HP stand. Such is life.
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It looks interesting and it may make sense to purchase for Exchange 2010 on non-virtual environment. However, this really isn't for running Exchange 2010 in virtual environment. Especially that Exchange 2010 DAG feature is supported with features like hypervisor-based clustering, high availability, or migration solutions that will move or automatically failover mailbox servers that are members of a DAG between clustered root servers.
I agree that the E5000 isn't intended as a good choice to run Exchange 2010 on a virtual platform. But that's not what the design point was when HP and Microsoft set out to build an appliance to run Exchange. The beauty of the E5000 is that it brings everything together in a well-engineered package that provides a DAG in the box ready-to-go for deployment. You can certainly use an E5000 to run Hyper-V or VMware, but that's not its core purpose nor is it the best way to get value from the box.


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Valpo Women to Battle DePaul in WNIT This Fall
Valparaiso will open the 2010-2011 women's basketball season on Friday evening, November 12, as the Crusaders face DePaul out of the Big East in the first round of the Preseason Women's National Invitation Tournament in Chicago, Ill.
Timmerman Inks NLI to Play Hoops at Valpo
Valparaiso University head women's basketball coach Keith Freeman has announced that Ashley Timmerman has signed a National Letter of Intent to play for the Crusaders beginning the fall.
Valpo Women's Basketball Program to Host 16th Annual Fall Coaches Clinic
The Valparaiso University women's basketball program will host its 16th annual Fall Coaches' Clinic on September 24-25 at the Athletics-Recreation Center. The event will feature four collegiate head coaches as well as the Crusader women's coaching staff.
Team and Individual Honors Handed Out at Valpo Women's Basketball Banquet
The players were recognized and awards were handed out on Saturday afternoon at the annual Valparaiso University Women's Basketball Banquet held at the Strongbow Inn Banquet Center.
Valpo Women's Basketball Banquet to be Held May 1
The Valparaiso University Women's Basketball Banquet will be held on Saturday, May 1 in the Charles Room at the Strongbow Inn Banquet Center.
Valpo Women to Hold Three 2010 Summer Basketball Camps
The Valparaiso women's basketball team will be holding three summer camps for girls this June.
Valpo Season Ends with Loss to Milwaukee in Horizon League Tournament
Valparaiso saw its 2009-2010 women's basketball season come to a close on Monday evening as the Crusaders suffered a 71-57 setback against Milwaukee in the first round of the Speedway Horizon League Championship held at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Valpo Women Set for Tournament Action Monday Night
Postseason play begins on Monday evening for the #8 seed Valparaiso Crusaders as the Brown and Gold host the #9 seed Milwaukee Panthers at the ARC. Valpo earned the home game on the final day of the regular season with a victory over UIC and now looks for its first win ever in the Speedway Horizon League Women's Basketball Championship.
Valpo Women to Host Milwaukee in Tournament Action Monday
Eighth-seeded Valparaiso will play host to ninth-seeded Milwaukee at the Athletics-Recreation Center on Monday evening at 7 p.m. in the first round of the Speedway Horizon League Women's Basketball Championship.
Valpo Closes Regular Season with Win at UIC
Lauren Kenney (Mooresville, Ind./Mooresville H.S.) and Raegan Moore (Girard, Pa./Girard H.S.) each tallied career highs on Saturday afternoon as Valparaiso closed out the 2009-2010 regular season with an 88-77 victory over UIC at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, Ill.
Valpo Women Close Regular Season Saturday at UIC
Valparaiso wraps up the 2009-2010 regular season on Saturday afternoon in the Windy City as the Crusaders battle UIC. The Brown and Gold still have a chance to host a first round Horizon League Tournament game on Monday evening with a win and some help.
Loyola Derails Valpo's Rally in Closing Seconds
Valparaiso fought back from an 11-point second half deficit and had a lead late, but Katie Kortekamp's three-pointer with 8.9 seconds remaining gave Loyola (Chicago) a 62-61 victory over the Crusaders on Thursday night at the Gentile Center in Chicago, Ill.
Valpo Begins Final Weekend at Loyola (Chicago)
Valparaiso begins its final road trip of the 2009-2010 regular season on Thursday evening when the Crusaders travel to the Windy City to battle Loyola (Chicago). Valpo's final two games of the regular season will have a large impact in the Crusaders' seed in the Horizon League Championships, which begin on Monday.
Valpo Celebrates Senior Day Victory over Milwaukee
Led by a balanced scoring attack which saw five Crusaders score in double figures, Valparaiso closed out the home portion of the regular season on Saturday afternoon with a 70-58 victory over Milwaukee on Senior Day at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Valpo Women Host Milwaukee on Senior Day Saturday
The 2009-2010 regular season home schedule comes to an end on Saturday afternoon as Valparaiso hosts Milwaukee. Both teams are jockeying for position in the upcoming Horizon League Championships, and the Senior Day outcome may go a long way in determining who will be playing a home game in the first round of tournament play.
First Place Green Bay Tops Valpo
A 21-2 run midway through the first half opened up the game on Thursday evening as Green Bay went on to defeat Valparaiso 69-44 at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Valpo Women Begin Final Homestand Thursday Hosting Green Bay
Valparaiso begins its final homestand of the 2009-2010 regular season on Thursday evening as the Crusaders host Green Bay. Valpo is looking to rebound from a pair of road losses last weekend while the Phoenix enter the contest winners of four straight and six of their last seven overall.
Detroit Defeats Crusader Women Saturday Afternoon
Valparaiso could not recover from a 15-point halftime deficit on Saturday afternoon, dropping a 67-49 Horizon League decision to Detroit at Calihan Hall in Detroit, Mich.
Valpo Women Battle First Place Detroit Saturday
Valparaiso wraps up its weekend road trip on Saturday afternoon, as the Crusaders travel to the Motor City to battle Detroit. Valpo is looking to bounce back following Thursday's setback in which the Crusaders rallied from 17 points down to close within one before falling to Wright State.
Valpo's Late Comeback Falls Just Short
Valparaiso rallied from 17 points down with 8:46 to play, cutting the deficit to one in the final minute, but could not complete the comeback, falling to Wright State 54-51 on Thursday evening at the Ervin J. Nutter Center in Dayton, Ohio.
Valpo Women Take to the Road Thursday Heading to Wright State
Coming off of a large, record-setting victory on Saturday afternoon, Valparaiso looks to continue its momentum on Thursday evening in Dayton, Ohio as the Crusaders battle Wright State. Both schools are jockeying for position over the next three weeks for the upcoming Horizon League Championships.
Valpo Posts Record-Setting Win against Youngstown State
Allowing the fewest points in school history, Valparaiso cruised to an 80-28 victory over Youngstown State on Saturday afternoon at the Athletics-Recreation Center, posting the largest margin of victory for a Crusader team in 32 years.
Women's Basketball Thinking Pink Saturday against Youngstown State
Valparaiso wraps up its three-game homestand on Saturday afternoon with its annual Pink Zone game. The Crusaders host Youngstown State as part of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) initiative to raise awareness for breast cancer.
Valpo Suffers Setback to Cleveland State
Despite being within three points at intermission, Valparaiso dropped an 82-59 decision to Cleveland State on Thursday evening at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Women's Hoops Continues Homestand Thursday Night
Valparaiso continues its three-game homestand on Thursday evening as the Crusaders welcome Cleveland State to the Athletics-Recreation Center. Both teams are looking to position themselves in the Horizon League standings for the upcoming postseason tournament.
Butler Tops Valpo 66-52 Saturday Night
Raegan Moore (Girard, Pa./Girard H.S.) came off the bench to score 15 points for Valparaiso on Saturday night, but it was not enough as Butler defeated the Crusaders 66-52 at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Valpo Hosts Instate Rival Butler Saturday Night
Valparaiso returns home to the Athletics-Recreation Center to begin the second half of Horizon League action with a three-game homestand beginning on Saturday night as the Crusaders host instate rival Butler. The Brown and Gold will play five of their next seven games at the ARC.
Lynda (Kukla) Pinnow Headed into Valpo's Hall of Fame
One of the top outside shooters ever to play basketball at Valpo, Lynda (Kukla) Pinnow will be inducted into the Valparaiso University Athletics Hall of Fame on Saturday afternoon.
Valpo's Hall of Fame to Induct Amber Schober on Saturday
Amber Schober ranks as one of the top all-around players ever on the hardwood for the Crusaders, and on Saturday afternoon will be inducted into the Valparaiso University Athletics Hall of Fame.
Second Half Run Pushes #24/22 Green Bay Past Valpo
Valparaiso hung with #24/22 Green Bay for the first 25 minutes on Saturday afternoon before the Phoenix went on a 24-2 run midway through the second half to defeat the Crusaders 78-54 in front of 3,039 fans at the Kress Center in Green Bay, Wis.
Valpo Women Reach Halfway Mark of League Play Saturday
Valparaiso wraps up the first half of the Horizon League slate on Saturday afternoon while also concluding its current road trip in Wisconsin when the Crusaders battle #24/22 Green Bay. This will be Valpo's third game this year against a top-25 opponent.
Valpo Women Drop Road Game at Milwaukee
Despite double-doubles from Lauren Kenney (Mooresville, Ind./Mooresville H.S.) and Kelly Watts (Gary, Ind./East Chicago Central H.S.), Valpo came up short against Milwaukee 54-48 on Thursday evening at the Klotsche Center in Milwaukee, Wis.
Valpo Women Head to Milwaukee Thursday for Horizon League Action
After a victory over Wright State on Saturday, Valparaiso heads to the Badger State for a pair of games this week, beginning on Thursday evening when the Crusaders battle Milwaukee. Valpo and the Panthers are tied in the Horizon League standings heading into the contest.
Adams' 22 Points Shoot Valpo Past Wright State
Betsy Adams (Monticello, Ind./Twin Lakes H.S.) tied a career-high with six three-pointers on her way to 22 points on Saturday afternoon, leading Valparaiso to a 59-52 victory over Wright State at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Women's Hoops Returns to the Hardwood on Saturday Hosting Wright State
Valparaiso looks to bounce back from its tough overtime setback on Thursday night when the Crusaders return to the floor on Saturday afternoon to host Wright State. The game is Valpo's final home contest during the first half of Horizon League play.
Valpo Suffers Overtime Setback to Detroit
Lauren Kenney (Mooresville, Ind./Mooresville H.S.) scored a season-high 24 points and pulled down nine rebounds while Kelly Watts (Gary, Ind./East Chicago Central H.S.) added a season-high 14 points and nine boards, but it was not quite enough on Thursday evening as Valparaiso was defeated by Detroit 72-70 in overtime at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Crusader Women Return Home to Host Detroit Thursday
After playing 10 of their last 13 games away from home, Valparaiso returns to the Athletics-Recreation Center on Thursday evening to face second place Detroit in Horizon League action. Five of the Crusaders' next seven contests will take place at the ARC as Valpo nears the midway point in the conference slate.
Valpo Suffers Narrow Defeat at Cleveland State
Raegan Moore (Girard, Pa./Girard H.S.) scored a career-high 20 points to pace four Crusaders in double figures, but Valparaiso came up on the short end of a 71-68 decision against Cleveland State on Saturday afternoon at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio.
Valpo Women Close Road Trip Saturday in Cleveland
Winners of two of their last three games overall, the Valparaiso Crusaders wrap up their three-game road trip on Saturday afternoon when the Brown and Gold travel to Cleveland to battle the Vikings of Cleveland State.
Big Run Spurs Valpo to First Road Win
A 25-4 run spanning both halves helped Valparaiso rally from a early 13-point deficit to defeat Youngstown State 66-41 on Thursday evening at the Beeghly Center in Youngstown, Ohio for the Crusaders' first road victory during the 2009-2010 campaign.
Valpo Women Head to Ohio to Face Youngstown State
Valparaiso heads east to Ohio for a pair of games beginning on Thursday evening when the Crusaders face Youngstown State. Valpo is looking for its first road win of the year in the middle game of its three-game road trip.
Valpo Downed at Butler 57-43
Kelly Watts (Gary, Ind./East Chicago Central H.S.) scored 13 points and grabbed 15 rebounds and Laura Richards (Connersville, Ind./Connersville H.S.) added a career-high 10 points for Valparaiso, but it was not enough as the Crusaders fell on the road 57-43 at Butler on Saturday afternoon in Indianapolis, Ind.
Valpo Women Set to Battle Instate Rival Butler Saturday
Valparaiso takes to the road on Saturday afternoon to begin a three-game trip beginning in Indianapolis, Ind. against instate rival Butler. The Crusaders are looking for their first road victory of the season after registering their first Horizon League victory of the year on Monday night.
Valpo Picks Up First Horizon League Victory
Matching the sixth fewest points allowed in school history, Valparaiso registered its first Horizon League victory of the season on Monday evening, defeating Loyola (Chicago) 48-39 at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Valpo Women Wrap Up Brief Homestand Monday Hosting Loyola (Chicago)
Valparaiso wraps up its brief two-game homestand against Windy City schools on Monday evening as the Brown and Gold entertain Loyola (Chicago) in Horizon League action. The Crusaders will not return to the Athletics-Recreation Center again until January 21 following the tilt with the Ramblers.
Adams' 16 Not Enough as Valpo Drops Horizon League Opener
Betsy Adams (Monticello, Ind./Twin Lakes H.S.) scored 16 points, had seven rebounds, and added three steals, but it was not enough as UIC earned a 60-51 victory over Valparaiso on Saturday afternoon in the Horizon League opener for both schools at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Crusader Women Open Horizon League Play Hosting UIC Saturday
Valparaiso opens the new year on Saturday afternoon returning home to the ARC for the first time in nearly a month as the Crusaders host UIC. This marks the beginning of the 18-game Horizon League slate for the Brown and Gold, with the Brown and Gold also beginning a brief two-game homestand.
Valpo Falls to Wake Forest in Non-Conference Finale
A 15-0 run by Wake Forest late in the first half proved to be the difference on Wednesday evening as the Demon Deacons captured the consolation game of the San Diego Surf 'n Slam with a 52-34 victory over Valparaiso in San Diego, Calif.
Valpo Closes 2009 Facing Wake Forest at Surf 'n Slam
Valparaiso closes out the non-conference portion of the schedule as well as the 2009 calendar year on Wednesday evening as the Crusaders face Wake Forest in the consolation game of the San Diego Surf 'n Slam. This will be Valpo's fifth straight game against teams from power conferences.
Valpo Comes Up One Point Short Against Auburn
A game-tying free throw with 0.2 seconds remaining rolled out late on Monday evening as Valparaiso just missed upsetting defending Southeastern Conference champion Auburn in the first round of the Surf 'n Slam Tournament held in San Diego, Calif.
Valpo's Varner Named Horizon League Player of the Week
Valparaiso University's Ashley Varner (South Bend, Ind./Washington H.S.) has been named the Horizon League Player of the Week after her career effort at Cincinnati last Monday night.
Valpo Heads to Southern California to Battle Auburn in Surf 'n Slam
Valparaiso heads to sunny California for the San Diego Surf 'n Slam Tournament beginning on Monday evening as the Crusaders take on Auburn in the opening round. Tournament host San Diego State and Wake Forest round out the tournament field.
Valpo Downed 62-50 at Cincinnati
Ashley Varner (South Bend, Ind./Washington H.S.) scored a career-high 23 points, including five three-pointers, but Cincinnati finished the game on a 25-9 run as the Bearcats defeated the Crusaders 62-50 on Monday evening in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Valpo Heads to Cincinnati to Battle the Bearcats Monday
After a nine-day layoff for final exams, Valparaiso returns to the hardwood for the final time before Christmas on Monday evening as the Crusaders head to Cincinnati to face the Bearcats. The game wraps up a three-game road swing against Big East foes for the Crusaders.
#3/4 Notre Dame Too Much for Valpo
Valparaiso fell behind early on Saturday afternoon and was never able to recover as #3/4 Notre Dame defeated the Crusaders 88-47 at Purcell Pavilion in Notre Dame, Ind.
Valpo Continues Road Swing Saturday at #3/4 Notre Dame
For the second time in five days Valparaiso will take to the hardwood against a top-15 program on Saturday afternoon when the Brown and Gold visits #3/4 Notre Dame. The Crusaders will be playing their second of three straight games against Big East foes as well as the second game of a five-game road trip to wrap up the 2009 calendar year.
Adams' 18 Not Enough as Valpo Falls at #15 Pittsburgh
Betsy Adams (Monticello, Ind./Twin Lakes H.S.) scored 18 points, including 15 in the second half, but it was not enough for Valparaiso on Tuesday evening as the Crusaders fell 77-52 at #15/15 Pittsburgh to begin a five-game road trip, including three straight against Big East foes.
Valpo Begins Stretch of Nationally-Ranked Foes Heading to Pitt Tuesday
Valparaiso begins the first of three straight games against teams from the Big East Conference on Tuesday evening as the Crusaders head to Pennsylvania to battle #19/20 Pittsburgh. The Crusaders are looking to snap a three-game losing skid while taking on the unbeaten Panthers.
Crusaders Lose Heart-Breaker to Central Michigan
Betsy Adams (Monticello, Ind./Twin Lakes H.S.) tied the game on a three-pointer with just five seconds remaining Saturday afternoon, but the visiting Central Michigan Chippewas connected on a pair of free throws with 1.5 seconds left to upend Valparaiso 70-68 at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Valpo Returns Home to Host Central Michigan Saturday
Valparaiso returns to the ARC on Saturday afternoon for the final home game of the 2009 calendar year as the Crusaders host Central Michigan. Valpo is looking to remain perfect at home this season while also trying to snap a two-game losing skid.
Valpo Falls on the Road at Chicago State
Valparaiso dropped its second straight game on the road Wednesday evening, falling 62-54 to Chicago State in Chicago, Ill.
Crusader Women Visit the Windy City Wednesday
After an eight-day layoff for Thanksgiving, Valparaiso returns to the hardwood on Wednesday evening in the Windy City as the Crusaders battle Chicago State. Valpo is looking to continue the best start in program history.
Crusaders Suffer Season's First Setback Tuesday at Ball State
Valparaiso cut a 16-point second half deficit to five on Tuesday evening, but ran out of time to complete the comeback, dropping its first game of the season 71-64 to Ball State at Worthen Arena in Muncie, Ind.
Valpo Takes to the Road to Battle Instate Foe Ball State
Off to the best start in school history, Valparaiso takes to the road for the first time in 2009-2010 on Tuesday evening as the Crusaders battle instate rival Ball State.
Valpo's Kenney Named Horizon League Player of the Week
Valparaiso University's Lauren Kenney (Mooresville, Ind./Mooresville H.S.) has been named the Horizon League Player of the Week after leading the Crusaders to a pair of victories last week.
Crusaders Down Colorado State for Best Start in School History
Double-doubles by Lauren Kenney (Mooresville, Ind./Mooresville H.S.) and Ashley Varner (South Bend, Ind./Washington H.S.) helped Valparaiso overcome a nine-point second half deficit and defeat Colorado State 68-58 at the Athletics-Recreation Center on Saturday afternoon. With the victory, the Crusaders improve to 3-0 for the first time in school history.
Valpo Closes Homestand Hosting Colorado State Sunday
Valparaiso wraps up its three-game season-opening homestand on Sunday afternoon as the Crusaders host Mountain West Conference foe Colorado State at the ARC. Following back-to-back wins, the Brown and Gold is looking to start the year 3-0 for the first time in program history.
Kenney's Double-Double Leads Valpo to First 2-0 Start in Division I Era
Lauren Kenney (Mooresville, Ind./Mooresville H.S.) tallied her fourth career double-double with 21 points and 16 rebounds while Betsy Adams (Monticello, Ind./Twin Lakes H.S.) also scored 21 points as Valparaiso started the season 2-0 for the first time since the 1985-1986 season with a 64-55 victory over Southern Illinois Edwardsville on Wednesday evening at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Valpo Continues Homestand Wednesday Hosting SIU Edwardsville
After starting the year with a convincing 29-point victory, Valparaiso returns to the hardwood on Wednesday evening to face SIU Edwardsville in game two of the season-opening three-game homestand at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Crusader Women Cruise to Season-Opening Victory
Betsy Adams (Monticello, Ind./Twin Lakes H.S.) tallied career highs with 20 points and six steals to lead four Crusaders in double figures as Valparaiso coasted to an 86-57 victory over Indiana Tech in the 2009-2010 season opener at the Athletics-Recreation Center on Saturday night.
Help Hilltop and Save at Valpo Hoops Games
The Valparaiso University Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) will be collecting canned goods for the Hilltop Neighborhood House Pantry at men's and women's basketball games on November 18, 19, and 22.
Valpo Women Tip-off Season #39 Saturday Evening
Valparaiso will tip off the 39th season of women's basketball on Saturday evening at the Athletics-Recreation Center as the Crusaders host Indiana Tech. The contest begins a three-game homestand for the Brown and Gold to begin the season, matching the longest stretch Valpo will be at home all season.
Crusaders Ink Four Hoosiers to National Letters of Intent
Valparaiso University head coach Keith Freeman has announced that four Indiana players have signed National Letters of Intent to play basketball for the Crusaders beginning in the 2010-2011 season. Joining the Valpo program are Maegan Callaway, Tabitha Gerardot, Liz Horton, and Stefanie Lang.
Valpo Rolls to Exhibition Win over Indiana Wesleyan
Valparaiso shot 60% from the floor and 78.6% from three-point range while forcing 22 Indiana Wesleyan turnovers defensively as the Crusaders wrapped up exhibition play on Monday evening rolling to an 87-46 victory over the Wildcats.
Late Rally Comes Up Short as Valpo Women Drop Exhibition Opener
Valparaiso cut a 19-point deficit down to three with less than three minutes to play, but could not climb all the way back on Sunday afternoon as the Crusaders dropped their exhibition opener to Indianapolis 67-56 at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Valpo Women Set to Tip 2009-10 Hoops Season
When the Valparaiso University women's basketball team takes to the hardwood in 2009-2010, head coach Keith Freeman's squad will be looking to replace more than 65% of its scoring from a year ago. A balanced roster of eight letterwinners, including two starters, and five newcomers make up the Crusader roster which will look to improve upon last season's 16-14 record overall and 10-8 Horizon League mark which saw the Crusaders finish in fourth place in the conference.
Valpo's Kenney Named to Preseason Second Team
Valparaiso University's Lauren Kenney (Mooresville, Ind./Mooresville H.S.) has been named to the Horizon League's Preseason Second Team the conference announced this afternoon.
Valpo Picked to Sixth in Horizon League Women's Hoops Poll
Valparaiso University has been predicted to finish in sixth place in the league's 2009-2010 preseason women's basketball poll according to the voting done by the other conference head coaches, the league's sports information directors, and selected media members.
Crusader Alum Hochstetler Playing Overseas
Valparaiso University's Launa Hochstetler is playing professional basketball in the Netherlands this season. She signed in August with Challenge Sports Binnenland Rotterdam, a team that was the national cup finalist in 2009 and ranked 7th in last season's conference play.
Valpo Hoops Mania to Be Held Friday, October 23
Fans are invited to get their first glimpse of the 2009-2010 Valparaiso basketball teams at Valpo Hoops Mania presented by Cardinal Bus, to be held Friday, October 23 at the Athletics-Recreation Center. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., with the main program beginning at 7 p.m. Admission to the event is free.
Women's Hoops Announces Schedule Change, Cincinnati Added to 2009-10 Slate
Valparaiso University head women's basketball coach Keith Freeman has announced a schedule change for the 2009-10 season, with the addition of a game at Cincinnati on December 21 which replaces a home contest with UAB that had been slated for December 19.
Follow Valpo Women's Hoops on Facebook
Head coach Keith Freeman's squad is now on Facebook! Keep up-to-date with the inside happenings of the program by becoming a friend of the program!
Hoops Season Tickets Now On Sale with New Simpler Process
Season tickets for the 2009-2010 home men's and women's basketball seasons are now on sale at Valparaiso University, and for the first time in years, all seats are available to the general public without any prerequisites.
The Valparaiso University women's basketball program will host its 15th annual Fall Coaches' Clinic on September 25-26 at the Athletics-Recreation Center. The event will feature three collegiate coaches as well as the Crusader women's coaching staff.
Valpo Inks Raegan Moore to NLI
Valparaiso University women's basketball coach Keith Freeman has announced the signing of Raegan Moore to a National Letter of Intent to play for the Crusaders beginning in the fall.
Valpo Women Set Challenging Schedule in 2009-2010
Valparaiso University women's basketball coach Keith Freeman has announced the Crusaders' 2009-2010 schedule which includes many as seven games against teams that were in the NCAA Tournament this past year as well as three other games against teams from major conferences.


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