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HS Basketball: Hilliard Davidson at Olentangy Liberty [1/9/15] – Video

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The Patirots of Olentangy Liberty battled back to get a victory over the Wildcats of Hilliard Davidson, 57-55. The Patriots went up 17-13 at halftime but the Wildcats were not phased. Davidson...

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Liberty Ammunition wins $15.6M in patent theft case against Defense Department

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Liberty Ammunition, a Florida-based maker of bullets, won a $15.6 million judgment against the Department of Defense after a federal court found the feds did in fact infringe upon one of the companys patents.

The company filed a suit in 2011 against the U.S. government, accusing the Army of infringing on its design patent for lead-free bullets, the enhanced performance round, The Bradenton Herald reported.

The accusation came after Liberty owner P.J. Marx met with U.S. government officials to pitch his patented design for the bullets and all those at the meeting were required to sign a non-disclosure agreement saying they wouldnt share or copy any of the ideas discussed, The Blaze reported, citing court documents.

The Army didnt go with Liberty, but instead partnered with ATK, The Blaze reported.

U.S. Federal Court of Claims judge Charles Lettow ruled that the government subsequently broke the agreement and infringed on Libertys design patent via its partnership with ATK, the Bradenton Herald reported. The case was decided in mid-December, but the federal government is now mulling an appeals.

The federal government was also ordered to pay a 1.4-cent royalty on every bullet it buys until 2027, when Libertys patent expires, The Blaze said.

The deadline to appeal is Feb. 19, The Blaze reported.

In the meantime, Liberty CEO George Philips said his company is totally vindicated by the ruling, the Bradenton Herald said.

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Heres how Liberty Center will change the local community forever

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LIBERTY TWP.

When the $350 million, mega-retail complex Liberty Center opens this fall, the number of businesses operating in this fast-growing township will double from approximately 250 to 500 in one fell swoop.

Thats just one example of the game-changing effects the center one of the largest developments in Butler County history will have on Liberty Twp. and the county, officials say.

The development by Steiner + Associates of Columbus is also estimated to create 3,500 new jobs from its retailers, restaurants and other businesses and generate $500,000 to $800,000 a year in income tax revenues for the township by 2018.

The mixed shopping, dining, residential and office center is being built at the intersection of Interstate 75, Ohio 129 and Liberty Way. Construction started in 2014 on more than 1 million-square-feet encompassing about 65 acres for the projects first phase.

Its not a shopping mall. Its not just a place to go buy things. It has apartments. It has facilities for offices. It has hotels. It has really everything that a city has and can give the people that live there city living without the crime, Trustee Tom Farrell said.

Three anchor tenants Dillards department store, dinner-and-movie theater CineBistro and Dicks Sporting Goods have been announced along with AC Hotels by Marriott.

Liberty Center will put the Cincinnati-Dayton Interstate 75 corridor on the map as a regional destination joining other tourist draws such as Bass Pro Shops and Cabelas, which are being built in neighboring West Chester Twp.; the Voice of America MetroParks athletic complex; and the existing West Chester Twp. IKEA, Butler County Visitors Bureau Executive Director Mark Hecquet said.

Its going to bring an attraction thats going to drive thousands and thousands of visitors, Hecquet said.

A visitor coming in spends their money in our community. That money stays here, he said. It pays wages, it pays for services, etc., etc.

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Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons Of Liberty | Let’s play | Episodio 15 | Todo sale a la luz | Crim06 – Video

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Hoy nos toca la cinemtica mas larga del juego porque me daba miedo cortarla y que se perdiera algo de info. En fin el juego ya llega a su fin as que era necesario jajja.

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Presentable Liberty Game – HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY ( Complete ) – Video

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Presentable Liberty Game Complete . Presentable Liberty doesn #39;t make sense in the beginning. The game doesn #39;t make sense in the end. And presentable liberty kind of makes sense in the middle....

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Far Cry 4 Gameplay ITA / Fuga da Durgesh / Road To Liberty #1 – Video

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Liberty University welcomes first class of MFA students

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Lynchburg, Va. (PRWEB) January 14, 2015

Liberty Universitys School of Communication & Creative Arts welcomed its inaugural class of Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) students Friday, Jan. 9, in the Liberty University Art Gallery.

Last semester, the university announced the launch of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) and the Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) programs, two of the most prestigious degrees in the arts industries. Both programs are initially being offered through the Department of Studio & Digital Arts (SADA). The B.F.A. will launch in Fall 2015.

In both programs, students can pursue studies in two-dimensional art (with courses such as photography, painting, and drawing), three-dimensional art (with courses such as sculpting and ceramics), and graphic design (with courses in web design, print design, illustration, game design, animation, and new media). The B.F.A. requires 127 credit hours and the M.F.A. 60 credit hours. Both degrees will be available online for the graphic design concentration this fall.

At the inaugural event, faculty and staff reminded the incoming students that they are making history in being the first M.F.A. class at the university.

Dr. Norman Mintle, dean of the School of Communication & Creative Arts, which includes SADA, called the students pioneers in the sense that they are starting something brand new.

The faculty here is committed to nurturing you as an artist, he told the students. We want to help you recognize the creativity God has given you because it is important for you to be to a spiritually inspired artist who delights in what you do because God delights in what you do as an artist.

Mintle also said that this degree is important because it allows students to receive a more focused concentration in their specific art form.

This program will enhance our students professional degrees so they will be more marketable when they graduate, Mintle said. It will also help them bring greater notoriety to the university and to themselves as others begin noticing the work they produce.

Todd Smith, chair of SADA, said the goal of the program is to send students into the art industry prepared for whatever may come their way.

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Liberty Beats Longwood to Stay Unbeaten in Big South

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Lynchburg - Liberty hit a season-high 11 three-pointers during Tuesday evening's contest against Longwood, propelling the Lady Flames to a 70-48 victory at the Vines Center.

Liberty, whose first seven made field goals were triples, equaled the most three-pointers the Lady Flames have ever hit at the Vines Center. Meanwhile, Liberty dominated the glass (62-23) and held its fourth straight opponent below the 50-point mark.

As a result, the Lady Flames improved to 11-5 overall and a perfect 7-0 in Big South play. Simone Brown's 12 points paced Liberty's balanced scoring attack and helped the Lady Flames extend several streaks.

Liberty has now won a season-best five straight games overall, six consecutive home games, eight straight matchups with in-state opponents and 12 consecutive meetings with Longwood.

The Lancers fell to 2-15 overall and 2-6 in Big South games despite a game-high 18 points from Raven Williams. Longwood has never won at the Vines Center.

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Liberty University Announces Partnership With #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Karen Kingsburg

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Lynchburg, Va. (PRWEB) January 13, 2015

Liberty University has announced a partnership with #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury, welcoming her as a visiting professor for the schools residential and online programs. Exclusive to Liberty, Kingsbury will offer students the secrets to her storytelling and to selling more than 25 million copies of her books.

I believe in Liberty University and in the students who attend this great school, Kingsbury said. I am honored to officially be part of the great things God is doing at Liberty.

Kingsbury will contribute to the universitys English and creative writing programs and provide writing curriculum exclusively to Liberty University. This will include teaching about story development, marketing, and publishing through both written pieces and video instruction. In addition, she will frequently visit the campus to teach hundreds of students, beginning in February and again in April.

We are thrilled to announce this partnership with Karen Kingsbury, Liberty University President Jerry Falwell said. Karen is one of the most important voices in Christian publishing and literature today. We are excited about all she has to offer our students and our Liberty community.

Over the years, Kingsbury has become a favorite guest of Liberty University. Students have heard her speak in Convocation, telling her personal story from the stage and inspiring them in much the same way she has inspired millions around the world through her books. Students have also connected with her as a Liberty parent three of her children (and a nephew) are current students.

Kingsbury will interview Liberty students for her weekday radio program, The Karen Kingsbury Show, which launched last year. The radio show is currently heard on Libertys newly reformatted radio station, The Journey FM, throughout Virginia and North Carolina, as well as nationally on Salem Radio and TodaysChristianMusic.com. As a public speaker, Kingsbury reaches more than 100,000 women annually through various national events.

Kingsbury will visit Libertys campus Feb. 23-25, and again on April 7-10, during College for a Weekend. In addition, Liberty will work with Kingsbury for the Karen Kingsbury Liberty University Scholarship contest, which will award four students each $20,000 toward tuition. Details of the scholarship competition will be revealed on Kingsburys website, KarenKingsbury.com, in the coming weeks.

Ive always believed if Heaven has a university, it would be Liberty, Kingsbury said. I wish every student would have the chance to attend this amazing university.

Ron Kennedy, Libertys senior vice president of Marketing, said Liberty is excited to be able to draw from Kingsburys professional talent to advance the mission of the university in Training Champions for Christ.

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