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In his 11 seasons in Baltimore, head coach Phil Stern has faced many tough challenges throughout his career at UMBC. This season proves to be no different, as many observing the revitalized UMBC women's basketball team will undoubtedly have to watch with a roster in hand. Stern's squad features nine newcomers, while returning just one senior and a trio of sophomores. With UMBC owning the league's youngest roster, it is no wonder the conference's nine coaches voted the Retrievers to finish seventh in the league's annual coaches' poll, however, if history has taught college basketball fans anything, it never matters where you start.
"For us this year, it will be where we end up, not where we start because of all the newcomers," Stern said. "A big part of our success this year will be how quickly our young ladies get acclimated to our system."
The Retrievers, who entered last year with two returning starters, soon found themselves with an active roster that totaled a combined seven starts prior to the 2012-13 season. UMBC dropped five straight games for the first time since 2009 prior to the Christmas break, but snapped the streak during its Holiday Tournament at Saint Joseph's, earning their first victory of the season away from the RAC Arena. UMBC went 1-1 to open up conference play, but had a tough road trip, dropping three contests by a combined 11 points. The black and gold returned home and picked up a much-needed victory against Stony Brook in front of a UMBC women's basketball record crowd on Midday Madness, but dropped two-straight before going on to win four of its next five contests, including what proved to be a very critical 52-51 win at Stony Brook.
Stern led UMBC to its 10th America East Conference Championships since joining the league in 2003-04. The Retrievers closed out the regular season in a four-way tie (Vermont, New Hampshire and Stony Brook) for fourth place in the conference with a 6-10 league record. The black and gold earned the third seed in the conference tournament, its second-highest seeding ever, due to tiebreakers, with UMBC having the best record against UVM, UNH and SBU and the ineligibility of Boston University for America East Conference postseason play. Despite shooting their second-lowest percentage of the season (24.6 percent), the third-seeded Retrievers would tie Vermont at 43 with 36 seconds to go in the AEC quarterfinals, but UVM's Lauren Wheeler knocked down her only try of the game to lead the sixth-seeded Catamounts to a 47-43 victory.
"I'm proud of last year's team for being able to play through some adversary and some injuries," Stern said of his 2012-13 team. "Although the end result was not what we wanted, they always represented UMBC and our program the right way."
Stern, who has graduated seven seniors over the past two seasons, including four players that averaged double-digit points and a pair of 1,000-point scorers, will start fresh in his 12th season at the helm of the Retrievers as he returns four letterwinners and just eight percent of his team's scoring from a year ago. Stern will continue to employ his Princeton-style offense with his young roster, while former America East Coach of the Year Rich Conover was enlisted over the offseason for his defensive expertise.
"Some years, things just work out where you have a predominately new team, and this is one of them," explain Stern. "Once the ball gets tipped there are no excuses, everyone has to go out and play hard and play the way we play. We need to figure out who that's going to be in a short time."
Captain Dana Lewis represents the Retrievers' only senior and the only UMBC player to have started a Division I contest. Lewis got the starting nod in 21 games a season ago, averaging career-bests in points (3.0) and rebounds (4.0), despite battling injuries. Lewis, who tallied a career-best three blocks after returning from injury to play 14 minutes in the AEC quarterfinal contest, led the team in shooting percentage (.455) in 2012-13. The veteran center will be looked upon to provide leadership to the league's youngest roster.
The Retrievers are excited to see the continued development of 6-6 sophomore Bridget O'Donnell, who will provide the black and gold with depth and height at the center position. As a rookie, O'Donnell showed her defensive presence by registering 11 blocks, third on the team, in 19 appearances.
Freshman Amanda Hagaman will also vie for time on the low block for the Retrievers after averaging 11.4 points and 8.8 rebounds per game in her senior season at Manasquan High School. The 6-3 post player has shown Stern her ability to find the open player that may earn her valuable minutes in the Princeton offense.
"We have three young ladies who all have the right skill set for our system, with Dana, Bridget and Amanda," said Stern. "Dana's experience is invaluable at this point, playing in the system for three years, and we look forward to her being a leader.
"Bridget has made huge strides this spring and summer," Stern continued. "We are excited about her development and we think it will show on the floor once the season starts.
"Amanda is a natural post player in our system," said Stern. "She already makes great reads and will be a big part of our future."
Second-year Retriever Liz McNaughton and rookie Sara Tarbert will swing between the guard and forward positions. At 6-0, McNaughton, who saw action in 16 contests, is not afraid of contact and will be a threat both from three and in the post. Tarbert has proven that she is a natural-born scorer from both beyond the arc and down on the low block as well, having led the YAIAA in scoring and being named the Co-Player of the Year for Division III and IV in the YAIAA after averaging 24.2 points per game as a senior at Kennard-Dale High School.
"Liz has worked really hard in the offseason," explained Stern. "She is in great shape and is shooting the ball really well. We are going to need her to spread the defense for us, as well as scoring on the block for us. Sara is ready to play right away as a freshman. She is already an excellent three-point shooter, already plays really well on the block and has all the skill sets that we look for at our wing position."
UMBC is not short on size at the guard position this season, with sophomore Katrina Hutzell and freshman Taylor McCarley each standing at 5-10. Hutzell, who appeared in 19 contests in her first collegiate campaign, will look to take over as one of the Retrievers' sharp shooters, while McCarley's athletic build, which earned her a 61st ranking at her position by ESPNU HoopGurlz, should help the rookie to get to the rim and the free throw line.
"We have some taller guards, who hopefully will be able to create matchup problems on the block, while all having the ability to knock down the outside shot," said Stern.
Newcomers Abbie Hein and Emily Russo each enjoyed great success in their high school careers. Hein, a 1,000-point scorer at Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran High School, earned All-Northwest Player of the Year honors after averaging a double-double, with 19.4 points and 10.3 rebounds per game in 2013 and graduated as the Lancers' all-time leading scorer with 1,673 points. Russo makes her return to the hardwood after suffering a season-ending leg injury in her senior season at Glenelg High School. The 2011-12 Howard County Player of the Year will be looked upon to facilitate the Retrievers' offense in her first season in Baltimore, taking over the point guard duties from Raven Harris who was lost to graduation. Newcomer Marissa Somerville, an All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Third Team selection at St. Mary's Ryken, brings speed to the Retrievers' lineup, while rookie Kameron Ward will vie for time amongst the guards.
"Emily and Abbie are both leaders who understand how to win," Stern continued. "They can play both backcourt spots for us and each have the ability to get to the basket and knock down the three for us. We look forward to them contributing immediately. "
Junior transfers Taylor Mills and Janelle Saling provide a bit of experience to the Retrievers' lineup, having each experienced success in their junior college experiences. Mills was cited as an honorable mention for the WBCA All-America Team and Saling was named an honorable mention for the National Junior College Athletic Association Region 6.
"Taylor and Janelle are both here to knock down the three-pointer," explained Stern. "They both shoot it at an excellent percentage from well beyond the three-point line and should open up the backdoors for us."
UMBC puts its newcomers to the test, opening the season on Monday, Nov. 11 against Eastern (Pa.). Tipoff is set for 5 p.m. at the RAC Arena. The Retrievers will open their 11th season of America East play on Saturday, Jan. 4 when it hosts Binghamton at 1 p.m. inside the RAC Arena.


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Disney's musical phenomenon The Lion King continues to captivate audiences of all ages. Combining dazzling staging and highly imaginative costumes, masks and puppets, this astonishing show at the Lyceum Theatre uses breathtaking theatrical magic to tell the story of Simba - join him now in his epic journey to reclaim his kingdom!
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This unique musical is set in the Canadian town of Gander where, in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the town - which had a population of 11,000 – welcomed 8,500 passengers from diverted flights. Starring Rachel Tucker, the musical gets its London premiere at the Phoenix Theatre.
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In the final days of 2012, Jonathan Hickman began his tenure as the writer of Marvel Comics' "Avengers" and "New Avengers." Both books found the titular teams making big and often difficult choices to protect the Earth from mysterious, large-scale menaces. In the recent "Infinity" event, also written by Hickman, the Avengers and the secret Illuminati-style New Avengers made more tough calls and readers discovered the separate threats they were facing -- the alien Builders and the mysterious Incursion events that begin when two Earths from different realities occupy the same space and end with the destruction of one or both of those Earths -- were linked.
AXEL-IN-CHARGE: Tom Brevoort Takes Over, Talks "Original Sin"
In the aftermath of "Infinity," the Builders have been defeated but the choices made by the Avengers and New Avengers will come back to haunt them, carry even greater weight and bring the two teams' separate journeys together. CBR News spoke with SVP of Publishing and "Avengers" editor Tom Brevoort about the upcoming "Original Sin" tie-in to "Avengers," in which Captain America remembers that he was mind wiped and expelled from the ranks of the Illuminati, the current arc of "New Avengers" that pits the Illuminati against a rival team of heroes trying to protect their world from an Incursion event, and how these two stories will lead to a larger tale that tightly links both books together.
CBR News: Tom, writer Jonathan Hickman has said from the beginning that his "Avengers" and "New Avengers" books are two sides of the same story. So is the long form epic that Jonathan is telling similar to what Brian Bendis did with his Avengers books during the "Secret Invasion" and "Dark Reign" eras where there was a larger problem that we saw two different groups come at from two different angles?
Tom Brevoort: Sort of. It's probably most similar to what Jonathan did on "Fantastic Four." Not in that there were two "Fantastic Four" books all the way through, but in terms of there's a big story that plays out and you only have a vague sense of it at the beginning.
I remember at the beginning of Jonathan's "Fantastic Four" run, especially when we did the four issues that introduced the Four Cities, people were very confused as to what the heck it was all about. [Laughs] They wanted to know where this was going and how it worked. There was a lot of disquietude, but once we got to the crux of things with the "Three" story line, the death of the Torch, the reconfiguring of the team, and how all these things began to knit together people began to see the pattern, connectivity, and connections and it all made sense. We got a big climax out of it once we got toward the end of that run. So it's sort of similar to that.
Certainly when Brian was doing "Dark Reign" he had two titles and he had two groups of characters that were dealing with the situation of "Dark Reign" from different aspects. So there is a broad similarity to that, but it wasn't as concretely planned out over such a long period of time. It's maybe closer to the way that Brian seeded and developed what became "Secret Invasion" from the beginning of "New Avengers."
This all goes back to Jonathan's first issues of "Avengers" and "New Avengers." It's all been connected as pieces of this enormously large tapestry. The scope of it is quite big.
"Avengers" and "New Avengers" have used that tapestry style approach in the past, where you can read one or the other and get a complete story, but readers get a more complete picture of Jonathan's larger story if they read both. For instance, there were clues like the sequence in "Avengers" that showed what happened to Hyperion's world, which we later found out was an Incursion event. Recently we've started to see more of these elements pop up in "Avengers." Will this same approach continue moving forward, or is there a point on the horizon where there will be a natural crossover because of the nature of his story?
Things are definitely coming to a point where the vector that is "Avengers" and the vector that is "New Avengers" are going to meet, collide, and intertwine. That point is the "Original Sin" tie-in of "Avengers." Once we hit "Avengers" #29 and up these two books are going to be operating in lockstep much more so than they had been in the earlier days when events in the books seemed to not be connected.
Hickman Reveals the "Avengers'" "Original Sin"
As we've already said, in that "Original Sin" story the piece of information that Captain America walks away with is the fact that the Illuminati were reformed, that he stood among them, that the Incursions are happening, and his memories of those events were erased by people he considered his teammates and friends. So that is clearly going to lead to immediate conflict, difficulties, fisticuffs and make the situation for everybody a lot less tenable.
What can you tell us about Cap's headspace when he uncovers this information? Is he prone to react immediately and emotionally? And will the turmoil he's endured in his solo book impact how he reacts?
His solo adventures will impact on a subliminal level. It won't be an overt thing where he'll argue or punch Tony Stark and be talking specifically about his time in Dimension Z or the other things that have been going on in "Captain America." All of the events of the character's life inform that character. So it will be a part of his psyche but it won't necessarily be an overt one.
The conflict is pretty straightforward. Cap is going to discover that Iron Man who he's been operating shoulder to shoulder with on the Avengers, they even assembled this new roster together, has been lying to him and has done something fairly unthinkable to him. So he's going to react in the manner you would expect somebody to react in such a situation -- says me without wanting to give the entire story away to you ahead of time. [Laughs]
So this is not going to be a calm, rational conversation between everybody. This is going to be a flashpoint for the entire story and for the Avengers as a whole; New and otherwise. It's a big deal since we've been heading to this point since, I believe, "New Avengers" #3 and we saw the one panel cutaway to it in "Avengers" #1. So now, many issues later, both books are at the point where that action has its fall out and ramifications.
So Cap will be a fairly incensed and angered individual in the "Avengers" story?
Yeah, I think that's fair enough to say. Although, again, I don't want to say too much and tip my hand too far as to what's actually going to transpire during the course of this. I tend to imagine that if you woke up and discovered that somebody was playing with your mind and erasing your memories you wouldn't be too happy about it. I suppose it depends on what those memories were, but even apart from the larger danger there was that specific action that was carried out by Iron Man, Doctor Strange, Reed Richards, and the other members of the Illuminati. That's a fairly huge thing to have done.
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Let's talk a little bit about "Avengers World," which Nick Spencer co-writes with Hickman. The stories there tend to focus on individual members so they often take a little longer to unfold, but are they also part of the larger story being told in "Avengers" and "New Avengers?"
They are in that it's all the same characters and they're all kind of in the same general environment. Nick is telling his own stories, but he's telling them against and around the larger back drop of what is going on in "Avengers."
So certainly the events happening on A.I.M. Island with the Scientist Supreme and the High Council is a critical piece of what's going on in the core "Avengers" /"New Avengers" story. Nick is spending a lot of time in one of his story threads expanding on exactly what A.I.M. is doing, what those characters are involved in, and putting their plans out into the world. That includes some plans that are not specifically a part of what Jonathan has going on. They're Nick's own stories.
So in "Avengers World" Nick is building on the foundation of what Jon had laid down to tell more and additional stories about all these characters; all of which revolve around what's going on in the core book. So it really is another sister title, but it's not central simply because Jonathan isn't really writing it.
You mentioned A.I.M., a group that's been butting heads with the Avengers quite a bit these days, but lately it seems like they're now more of a Marvel Universe villain that can go after any characters.
Sure, they've been appearing in a lot of places recently. Most likely because they used a version of A.I.M. in "Iron Man 3." That sort of put them in everybody's mind. So instead of groups like HYDRA or the Secret Empire everybody clicked into the idea of doing stuff with A.I.M. at around the same time.
There's A.I.M. Stuff in Ales Kot's "Secret Avengers," which is kind of an outgrowth of what Nick Spencer was doing with A.I.M. there. And now Ales is taking it in a completely different direction as well. They also recently appeared in Nathan Edmondson's "Punisher" series. So A.I.M. is a fairly significant force that we're seeing all over the place. There's a lot of business going on with A.I.M. right now. Everyone loves A.I.M.
Going back to "Avengers," we already touched upon Cap's conflict with the Illuminati, but the solicits suggest many painful discoveries will be going on around that time. It looks like the Hulk will uncover some shocking things during "Original Sin." Is that correct?
That's actually right before "Original Sin." That's "Avengers" #28, which is the last issue before "Original Sin." And yes, certainly Bruce Banner has been around since "Avengers" #1. He's a super smart guy. He's pieced some stuff together that's going to put him into a difficult and untenable situation. Again, I don't want to say too much about the specifics of what's going on with him and where's he going to end up. So yes the Hulk has a role to play and will continue to play it as we move forward.
I also read something about the Avengers time traveling 50 years into the future and witnessing some of the repercussions of the choices they've made?
Yes, but it won't just be 50 years into the future. Part of that is you're only one solicit cycle in. The Avengers will be traveling into the future and the far future as an outgrowth of the story that is the "Original Sin" tie-in. So that "Avengers Infinite" story will take them from today and into the far, far future -- 50 years, 500 years, 5,000 years, and 50,000 years -- to see what and where the Avengers legacy is and goes. We'll see the impact of some of their decisions and actions in the future and vice versa. We'll also connect some dots and things that had been set up in previous issues.
Like the Iron Man from 3030 reality that we saw in "Avengers #24.NOW?"
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Then over in "New Avengers" the Illuminati is preparing for a showdown with an alternate reality team of heroes known as The Great Society. What inspired the creation of these characters?
We're dealing with parallel worlds in "New Avengers," and from the start, although the exact sequence of events changed around a little bit because we did "Infinity" and some things moved, it was always part of the plan that we would do a cycle of stories where we would essentially see things from the point of view of the other Earth.
In each one of these Incursions two parallel Earths come into conflict. Typically we're seeing that from the point of view and perspective of the Illuminati as they're dealing with this. So it was always Jonathan's intention to do a cycle of stories that approached the Incursion problem from the other side and that's what The Great Society story really is all about.
It's about looking at these events, activities, and problems from the other angle where the New Avengers are no longer heroes trying to save the Earth. They're part of the problem facing the other Earth.
Some readers might look at The Great Society and see them in the same vein as Squadron Supreme, in that they're original creations but they appear to be somewhat inspired by characters from your Distinguished Competition. Is there any truth to that?
They're all sort of archetypical characters. I wouldn't go so far as to say that Sun God is Hyperion because they're different characters. They certainly have some of the traits and tropes of primary super heroes, but they're not specifically any other group of characters. Potentially they're characters that we could see more of after this assuming that their entire Earth isn't destroyed and they're not all horribly killed. [Laughs]
There's a certain set of archetypes for any number of characters and these characters kind of fall into them for no other reason then it's much easier to get people to understand who these characters are in a short amount of time than by going to the archetypes. It's also kind of fun to play with that stuff.
These characters are more than just broadly drawn quick character sketches of a bunch of other guys though. The more time and space that gets spent with them the more you see the things that make them unique, distinctive and different rather than the more obvious stuff of look that's a fast woman, or that's a dude with a power prism. These sorts of surface trappings are just that, the surface.
I understand we'll see some interesting character dynamics between the various Illuminati members in The Great Society story. A recent Marvel.com interview suggests that T'Challa would discover how Namor pointed Thanos' forces at Wakanda during "Infinity." Will we see that in this upcoming story?
If not specifically discover, certainly in the course of the Great Society arc, their bubbling tensions that have been going on really since "Avengers Vs. X-Men," so since the beginning of the book, will reach a crescendo and a tipping point. So it's less specifically about "Infinity" than it is about what both of them have had going on since "AvX" where Namor attacked and flooded Wakanda and the state of war that has existed ever since.
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Then with Doctor Strange, Frank Barbiere and Marco Rudy are exploring some of this in "New Avengers Annual" #1, you've got a guy who literally sold his soul for power. Is he a man with something to prove?
I don't think he's so much a man with something to prove as it is the stakes are dire right now and things need to be done to insure the future of everything. Not just of our world, but potentially of all worlds.
The Illuminati have been working on this problem for almost 19 issues and they're still not any closer to finding out what's causing the Incursions and being in a position to stop them. This means that unless they're able to unravel that and find a way to fix whatever the problem is this is going to keep happening. And if it keeps happening sooner or later the Illuminati's luck is going to run out.
They've been very, very lucky so far in that most of the worlds that have interacted with the Earths have been unpopulated, being prepared to be destroyed on the other side, or were in such a state that it was easy enough to deal with them. The Great Society story is the first time they've had to deal with the fact that there is another fine, fully populated Earth and either one of them is going to go or both of those universes are going to blow up.
So Doctor Strange realizing the enormity of what they've been dealing with has felt like other people have been shouldering more of the burden than he has. Now he's prepared to bring new abilities, strategies, and mystic mojo to the table of trying to deal with this both in the short term and the long term.
We've talked about the stories in both Avengers titles, so let's start to conclude by talking about the artists that will bring those stories to life. Who is drawing these upcoming stories and what do you feel they bring to the books as artists?
The "Original Sin" story in "Avengers" is all being drawn by Leinil Yu. I don't know if there's much I have to say about Leinil's graphic ability; the phenomenal power and visual dynamism that he brings to a page, and the fact that he can handle the enormous cast and the crazy big concepts that get thrown at him as he has so often in the past on books like "New Avengers," "Secret Invasion," or any of the things that we've seen him contribute to in days gone by. He's great.
Over on the "New Avengers" side during The Great Society, the first two prologue issues, one of which is out now, were done by Rags Morales. These issues are his first real Marvel work ever, I believe. He's done a couple of covers and little things here and there, but not an actual meaty story until this point. He brings all of his enormous skill on those.
For the crux of The Great Society story he's followed up by Valerio Schiti, who most recently did issues of "Mighty Avengers" and has been bopping around a little bit from place to place. His work is very intelligent and very design oriented. He's a very compositionally astute artist. He'll bring those strengths to his "New Avengers" issues.
Then the final two issues of that arc will be drawn by Kev Walker, late of "Avengers Undercover" and "Avengers Arena" before that, who again is an artist that has a certain design sensibility. There's a little bit of darkness and shadow to his work that underscores the gravitas and emotion of what's going on in the book. The stakes are so high and the situation is so untenable.
So we're tacking the series with top flight artists and we'll continue as we move ahead. Then we get to September where everything changes.
Is September really the beginning of a new act for Jonathan's long form Avengers epic?
Yes, the end of these cycle of stories, the "Original Sin" tie-in to Avengers which ends with #34 and the end of The Great Society cycle of stories which if I'm remembering correctly is "New Avengers" #23, are really the point at which we move into the third act and the end game that all this stuff has been building to. So we'll get a big event in September that you'll hear more about soon that sets both of these books on a trajectory and takes them barreling into the future in a big way.
Suddenly all eyes are going to be on "Avengers" and "New Avengers" and those books are going to be operating in lock step. So this is the time get on board if you don't want to get caught short -- the "Original Sin" tie-in of "Avengers" and The Great Society story in "New Avengers." Because once we hit September we're on a bullet train and into the third act. Stuff is going to start popping everywhere in a big way.
There will be a moment regardless of who you are and whether you love or hate all the stuff that we're doing where you as a reader will go, "Man, I have to go back and look at this stuff. Boy I wish I was I reading this all along." I know it sounds like hyperbole. Stuff like that is so easy to say, but once we get to September and 2015 you'll be popping those issues down on the App and searching out the hardcovers. It's just going to happen for a lot of people. So you might as well be smart and get ahead of the curve. [Laughs] Be a trend setter instead of a trend follower and get on board now! You really will thank me come September and 2015.
I've heard some people complain right after "Infinity" that for whatever reason, and it probably has a lot to do with the fact that we went from shipping two issues a month of "Avengers" to only one, it felt like things slowed down and the story wasn't moving ahead fast enough for them. I'm sorry that people got that feeling. Jonathan needed to take a breather and catch his breath. That's done now though. Once we hit the "Original Sin" months and the equivalent "New Avengers" months people are going to see exactly what's been going on under their noses all this time. All these things will hopefully come together as successfully as Jonathan's "Fantastic Four" run did. They'll begin to pay off, and then pay off with bigger and bigger stuff.
The scale of what's going on here is massive, and at this point you're maybe seeing more of the iceberg above the waterline, but you still have not seen the whole of the iceberg. That's still underneath the water. I think people are going to be shocked, stunned, amazed, and horrified, all the typical states of comic book readers, as we get into the crux of what has actually been going on. That's all coming and it all starts with Cap regaining his memories and moving out to confront Iron Man about them in "Original Sin."
"Avengers" #28 and "New Avengers" #17 both go on sale April 30.


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So email your answers to email@example.com till Monday November,12.
Winners will be contactd personally by email
The normal body of Sony Xperia P created from an aluminium unibody,while sony xperia p limited 24K gold edition back is made of 24K Gold.
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Features and Benefits
- Low cost 3.3 V CMOS MxFE for broadband modems
- 12-bit DAC converter
2×/4× interpolation filter
200 MSPS DAC update rate
- Integrated 17 dBm line driver with 19.5 dB gain control
- 12-bit, 80 MSPS, ADC converter
- Third-order, programmable low-pass filter
- −12 dB to +48 dB low noise RxPGA (<3 nV/√Hz)
- Flexible digital data path interface
Half- and full-duplex operation
Pin compatible with the AD9866
Various power-down/reduction modes
- Internal clock multiplier (PLL)
- 2 auxiliary programmable clock outputs
- Available in a 64-lead LFCSP_VQ
Product Details
The AD9869 is a mixed-signal front-end (MxFE®) IC for transceiver app requiring Tx path and Rx path functionality with data rates up to 80 MSPS. A lower cost, pin-compatible version of the AD9866, the AD9869 removes the current amplifier (IAMP) IOUTP functionality and limits the PLL VCO operating range of 80 MHz to 200 MHz.
The part is well suited for half- and full-duplex applications. The digital interface is extremely flexible, allowing simple interfacing to digital back ends that support half- or full-duplex data transfers, often allowing the AD9869 to replace discrete ADC and DAC solutions. Power-saving modes include the ability to reduce power consumption of individual functional blocks or power down unused blocks in half-duplex applications. A serial port interface (SPI) allows software programming of the various functional blocks. An on-chip PLL clock multiplier and synthesizer provide all the required internal clocks, as well as two external clocks, from a single crystal or clock source.
The Tx signal path consists of a 2×/4× low-pass interpolation filter, a 12-bit TxDAC, and a line driver. The transmit path signal bandwidth can be as high as 34 MHz at an input data rate of 80 MSPS. The TxDAC provides differential current outputs that can be steered directly to an external load or to an internal low distortion current amplifier (IAMP) capable of delivering 17 dBm peak signal power. Tx power can be digitally controlled over a 19.5 dB range in 0.5 dB steps.
The receive path consists of a programmable amplifier (RxPGA), a tunable low-pass filter (LPF), and a 12-bit ADC. The low noise RxPGA has a programmable gain range of −12 dB to +48 dB in 1 dB steps. Its input referred noise is less than 3 nV/√Hz for gain settings beyond 36 dB. The receive path LPF cutoff frequency can be set over a 15 MHz to 35 MHz range or it can be simply bypassed. The 12-bit ADC achieves excellent dynamic performance up to an 80 MSPS span. Both the RxPGA and the ADC offer scalable power consumption allowing power/performance optimization.
The AD9869 provides a highly integrated solution for many broadband modems. It is available in a space-saving package, a 16-lead LFCSP, and is specified over the commercial temperature range (−40°C to +85°C).
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Storage Bin: It's time to change the way you think about data
The dynamic store is about speed and redundancy, while the persistent store is about infinite dynamic infrastructure, the ability to find things easily and an autonomous self-managing/self-healing infrastructure. Stop trying to make one into the other.
- Steve Duplessie, Founder
Once you realize that not all data is transactional, you can begin to manage it more intelligently.
Last month I explained my theory of why we're so screwed up infrastructure-wise or at least how we got to this point. This month I'll try to show you the way out of the situation.
For a few minutes, forget everything you know or at least everything you think you know. Accept my argument that almost everything we've done in commercial IT has been based on transactional requirements. Open your mind.
There are two distinct types of data: dynamic and persistent. Dynamic data is in flux; this is where transactional data begins. Persistent data is fixed. It's what it is and will never be anything else.
Just because data is dynamic doesn't mean it starts and dies within an RDBMS. Structured database data starts as dynamic, but at some point it becomes a nonchanging record. It's persistent. You may have reasons to keep it inside a database forever (although I doubt they're valid ones), but those records are still persistent; they are what they are.
Here are a few rules that will help you:
Rule 1: Don't confuse how something begins its life with how it will end. Everything begins dynamic and ends persistent. Stop delineating between structured, unstructured and semistructured. All types live dynamically for some period, whether it's a Word document, a movie, a credit card transaction or an email. It all ends up as fixed digital content.
Rule 2: The attributes and requirements for each type of data are different. Read/write performance, throughput, redundancy, DR, etc., count more in the dynamic phase of data life; however, we've extended all of those philosophies to data that has stopped changing. Building data redundancies and protection schemas to handle real money transactions is good business; backing up a nonchanging data element a thousand times isn't. Having your bulletproof transaction system capable of handling all the dynamic money events thrown at it is good business. But adding processing power, capacity, network infrastructure, etc., to keep it churning away rather than removing the 90% of the data that isn't dynamic and can interfere with the real transactional stuff isn't.
Rule 3: The ratio of true dynamic data (and data being "treated" dynamically) to persistent data is approximately 1:10, and that ratio will rapidly evolve to 1:100 and beyond. Dynamic data just doesn't stay dynamic for very long.
Transactionally oriented systems are all about doing things fast. Perform the transaction fast, store the data fast and load the data into other systems fast. If it sits in a database, it's easy to find, which is the point of a database. The persistent data world is all about finding things. The whole categorizing/ classifying/indexing/search thing is designed to add structure so we can find things. However, it seems to me that if we created two distinct "virtual" places to look for each distinct type of data, it would be a heck of a lot easier to find what we want. If all our dynamic data sat in one place designed to handle things like that and was then moved (based on business rules) into the persistent digital content store, we'd be able to architect this store entirely differently than the dynamic store.
If the dynamic store is about speed and redundancy, the persistent store is about infinite dynamic scale, finding things easily and quickly, and an autonomous self-managing/self-healing infrastructure. It should also be cheap to buy. Stop trying to turn the dynamic store into the persistent one, and also stop trying to make the persistent store dynamic. If you act differently, you'll realize you can get back to making IT a competitive advantage.


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ID mixup of shooter prompts Facebook plea: 'It wasn't me'
The suspect in the Connecticut shooting, Adam Lanza, 20, was apparently carrying his older brother Ryan's identification, setting off a media mixup that propelled Ryan's Facebook photo onto the Internet tens of thousands of times as the purported shooter and prompting him to post a plaintive plea: "It wasn't me."
By early evening, the photo of Ryan Lanza, who is listed as living in Hoboken and originally from Newtown, Conn., the site of the shooting, had been shared nearly14,000 times, according to his Facebook page.
The Jersey Journalran an excerpt from his Facebook page showing him getting increasingly frustrated over being sucked into the story.
One posting, on a page visible only to friends, reads: "I'm on the bus home now it wasn't me"
Seven minutes later, according to the Journal's screen grab of the page, he ups the ante to all caps with this cry: IT WASN'T ME I WAS AT WORK IT WASN'T ME
Meanwhile, according to the newspaper, former Journal staff writer Brett Wilshe said he had spoken with the besieged Ryan Lanza, who told Wilshe the shooter may have had his identification.
Now, it appears, that shooter was his brother, Adam, USA TODAY's Kevin Johnson reported. Ryan was taken into custody in the late afternoon for questioning by Hoboken police.
A law enforcement official told the Associated Press that Ryan Lanza had been extremely cooperative, was not believed to have any involvement in the rampage and was not under arrest or in custody, but investigators were still searching his computers and phone records.
Ryan Lanza told law enforcement he had not been in touch with his brother since about 2010.
CNN, quoting police, was among the first news outlets to identify Ryan Lanza as the alleged suspect, setting off the mad scramble for more information.
Since it takes only a couple of keyboard taps to pull up the Facebook page, Ryan Lanza of Hoboken surfaced and his photo quickly hit the Internet.
Adding to the confusion, Gawker reports, was a Twitter account from another Ryan Lanza, who has no relationship to the other Lanzas, except to the share their last name.
His appeal:
so aperently im getting spammed bc someone with the same name as me killed some ppl... wtf?


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A $450 million agreement between Israel and Lockheed Martin to allow Israel's own electronic warfare (EW) equipment on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter paves the way to finalizing an initial 19-jet, $2.75 billion JSF deal between the U.S. and Israel, a cornerstone of Middle East defense cooperation. But it also means much more.
The long-expected accord further highlights the growing acknowledgment of the technological and economical limits of stealth capabilities in aircraft, as well as the need to keep the JSF relevant long past the advent of far more superior radar capabilities.
The F-35's stealth features have been a key reason for buying the JSF, but not the only argument for joining the world's largest-ever defense acquisition. Low radar cross section is a niche capability, and new sensor technology advances can make it less important. China, India and Russia are already finding weaknesses in stealth as they develop it for their own advanced strike aircraft.
"We think the stealth protection will be good for 5-10 years, but the aircraft will be in service for 30-40 years, so we need EW capabilities [on the F-35] that can be rapidly improved," a senior Israeli air force (IAF) official tells Aviation Week. "The basic F-35 design is OK. We can make do with adding integrated software."
Another important aspect of the acquisition is the aircraft's cost. "Israel cannot afford to be in the position of not having the F-35 in its arsenal. With the higher production [runs], the reduction in costs will allow the F-35 to become the replacement for the F-16," the senior official says. Despite the JSF's high price tag, the Israelis want to shed their older aircraft because they are expensive to maintain, despite substantial U.S. aid.
"The additional cost to maintain old aircraft is not part of the U.S. annual military aid," the IAF official explains. "Therefore, any further delay to procuring the F-35 would add spending to our defense budget, which would have to draw on resources needed for other programs."
The original F-35I agreement announced in 2008 included options for up to 75 aircraft, representing a total of up to $15.2 billion. Israel is considering including the addition of a second squadron in the upcoming multiyear acquisition budget, although the option is being weighed against other Israel Defense Forces priorities. Until this latest agreement was struck, long-term planning remained frozen. But the Israelis were recently told that the flyaway cost of the second F-35 squadron will be lower than the first.
The latest accord will allow Israel to install its own radio and data link systems, as well as other equipment, on the F-35I models it is buying. Originally, stealth data links were an integral part of the F-35 mission system, restricting data communications within F-35 formations, or between F-35 and specialized communication-gateway platforms. The Multifunction Advanced Data Link (MADL), developed by Harris specifically for the F-35, provides a low-observable link that enables communications within F-35 formations and with MADL-equipped command-and-control elements. MADL uses six antennas providing spherical coverage around the aircraft. It use a Ku narrowband waveform employed in a "daisy chain" scheme—the first aircraft sends the directional signal to a second aircraft, then to a third aircraft, and so on.
The waveform offers lower probability of detection, and thus intercept, by enemy signals intelligence (sigint) and EW systems. Originally, it was exclusive to the F-35, but in coming years it will be integrated into other stealth platforms operated by the U.S. military, including the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor and Northrop Grumman B-2 bomber fleet. Since MADL is part of the F-35 communications/navigation/identification (CNI) mission system, Israel is expected to receive MADL, which will offer the IAF a data link commonality with foreign air forces for the first time. However, relying strictly on MADL means the F-35 will not be interoperable with the rest of the IAF combat fleet, so another solution has to be found.
In the past, the stealth community insisted on mission independence to secure maximum flexibility and ensure that their platforms' unique stealth characteristics are not compromised. The need to better coordinate stealth and nonstealth operations and to task the F-35 in future close-support missions, particularly for the U.S. Marine Corps, required the introduction of conventional systems such as Link-16.
In recent months the F-35 has tested the Link-16 and will soon test the Variable Message Format (VMF) protocol, widely used for close-air-support missions carried out by Western coalition forces abroad. This enhancement has also opened the opportunity for the Israelis to equip a stealth fighter with their own data link communication system. The current F-35 Link-16 application is believed to be reserved for nonstealth missions only, thus retaining the fighter's low-observable capabilities when operating in full stealth mode.
Israel has always insisted on adding specific systems into the platforms it procures from foreign sources. On U.S. fighter aircraft, these enhancements were focused on the insertion of indigenous EW systems; command, control and communications; data links; and integration of Israeli-developed weapons. These Israeli changes have garnered significant export orders, and some—such as the Litening advanced targeting pod—were integrated into USAF and Marine fighters including the F-16, F-15, AV-8B, A-10, F/A-18 and B-52.
Still, the Israeli EW deal was hard-fought, for a reason. Enabling JSF customers to include theater-specific threat libraries or a repertoire of jamming/countermeasure techniques, or issue frequent updates to these systems, requires a special approach compared with legacy, conventional EW systems. In the past, specific upgrades were issued to EW systems, which were kept separate from other avionics, thus enabling such changes.
In the F-35, all core avionics are integrated and fused; therefore, accessing part of the system requires integration with all associated systems. Having different air forces using different versions of core avionics would render such integration more complex and costly.
The avionic architecture of the F-35 solved this by introducing two separate integration levels. Customers can access the high level, introducing country-specific services, libraries or updates on their own, outside the aircraft software-upgrade cycles. The lower level is proprietary to the U.S. Joint Program Office and accessible only by Lockheed Martin. This level manages flight and mission-critical services, including flight controls, CNI and display, sensor management and self-protection. It also relates to the sensitive low-observable envelope of the F-35, an issue passionately guarded by the U.S.
Replacing core avionics with new systems at such a profound level of integration is unlikely, as it would require extensive testing by all F-35 operators with no obvious gain for the developer. The IAF is moving toward a different approach—the implementation of so-called integrated modular avionics (IMA). The concept has been in development under an Israeli Defense Research and Development Directorate program for several years and is currently being implemented under several pilot programs.
The architecture employs three layers for the integration of new applications—unified hardware, comprising a powerful general-purpose processor (GPP) and large memory bank, and a library of devices and services made available to developers, similar to a software developer kit. The common hardware would be adapted to each platform, and run common devices and services to enable developers to devise new applications designed for this generic processor, and deploy them on different types of platforms, rather than developing a specific, platform-unique application. Once the application is approved by the IAF, it could be fitted on different platforms, yet be easily maintained and upgraded over the years.
"Our vision is to enable developers to bring their sensors and application software, designed to run on our generic hardware. This will save platform resources and reduce the cost of integration and testing," says the IAF's head of avionics. The service is planning to introduce this concept through all its current and future fighters, transport aircraft, helicopters and UAVs, which will be the most challenging task due to limited space and power availability. Besides higher processing power and memory capacity, the IMA will also minimize overload of core avionics in current aircraft. Among the assets the IAF is eyeing for the new approach aree software-defined radios, information fusion and mission planning.
While the IAF developed the IMA as a cost-effective method to upgrade existing platforms, it could offer a way to introduce new capabilities to the F-35 as well, without interfering with its complex core avionics. Including only the GPP IMA as part of the common hardware could offer significant advantages to users, enabling third-party application developers to innovate and introduce new capabilities to the aircraft in an "app"-like approach.
State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries is likely to join the EW work and is already poised to start building the aircraft's wings. Elbit Systems' Elisra subsidiary, the leading EW provider for the IAF, is also likely to participate. Elbit, in a joint venture with Rockwell Collins, makes the advanced helmet used by pilots on the single-seat F-35.


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Sometimes I get to feeling nostalgic and I pull out old photo albums or home videos. Today was one of those days and before I put everything away, I decided to make a little video of funny Spanish moments from my boys. (They are nine and twelve now, but in the video the oldest is only around 3 years old.)
Chécalo :)


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Petition of the day
The petition of the day is:
Astrue v. Capato (Granted )
Docket: 11-159
Issue(s): Whether a child who was conceived after the death of a biological parent, but who cannot inherit personal property from that biological parent under applicable state intestacy law, is eligible for child survivor benefits under Title II of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. § 401 et seq.
Certiorari stage documents:
Recommended Citation: Marissa Miller, Petition of the day, SCOTUSblog (Aug. 26, 2011, 7:31 AM), https://www.scotusblog.com/2011/08/petition-of-the-day-164/


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Allen Thurman Poe or Thurman Allen Poe is a grandfather I don't believe I ever met. I am looking for information about him, and of course, his ancestors. I am also interested in his wife Olga Engdahl.
I have followed Poe from through the census records from 1910 (in Oklahoma) through 1940 in Nevada. He had a variety of occupations. I believe he married in Sparks, Nevada in 1919.
I would really appreciate any information you could provide. Of course, I'd really like photos or any other documentation. I am willing to share what little I do have.
If you are interested in collaborating on this family research, please contact me.


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What is waterfall foam?
Krystal – Howell, MI
When you build a backyard waterfall, it's important to remember that, unlike a natural waterfall, every drop of water that cascades down the face of your mini-Niagara is delivered by a pump. In order to make that limited supply of pumped water – and your waterfall – look as dramatic and beautiful as possible, it helps to seal up the nooks and crannies behind and between rocks. And that's just one of the places where Waterfall Foam comes in handy.
When applied carefully, Waterfall Foam seals the areas beneath and around rocks where water naturally flows. When those areas are sealed, water is diverted over the tops of the rocks, making the waterfall look fuller and more beautiful. In addition to its aesthetic benefits, Waterfall Foam also helps to secure and stabilize larger rocks, which in turn reduces maintenance.
But why use Waterfall Foam instead of hardware store spray-foam insulation? First and foremost, hardware store foams are formulated as insulation – and their chemical ingredients can be harmful or fatal to fish and plant life. Waterfall Foam is carefully formulated to be fish and plant safe. Second, hardware store foam simply isn't designed to blend in – where Waterfall Foam looks natural, and works wonders to enhance the look and longevity of your waterfall.
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As patience runs short, Puget Sound cleanup accelerates
BOW, Wash. — Nearly every time heavy rain falls in north Puget Sound, high levels of fecal bacteria flow into Samish Bay, disrupting work at Taylor Shellfish Farms, the largest shellfish producer in the United States.
The bay has been choked by many sources, including animal and human waste, broken septic tanks and farmland runoff. It's been so bad the last two years that the state Health Department has closed the bay to shellfish harvesting for more than 100 days.
"We lost a market opportunity and there's an erosion of consumer confidence," said company spokesman Bill Dewey, who also owns a clam farm in the bay. "And you still have to keep the lights on. The bills don't stop coming."
With patience running thin, state officials have responded with an ambitious cleanup campaign for Samish Bay and all of Puget Sound, the nation's second largest estuary, behind Chesapeake Bay on the East Coast.
They've stepped up inspections, in some cases going door-to-door to track down who's contributing to the pollution. In Skagit County, the county's anti-pollution workers are even using DNA testing to pinpoint whether waste is coming from humans or animals.
Much of the pressure for action has come from the top. Earlier this year, the state downgraded the health status of 4,000 acres of commercial shellfish beds in Samish Bay, angering Gov. Christine Gregoire. She declared that cleanup efforts had failed and ordered a turnaround by September 2012.
"We're not going to flush — literally flush — 4,000 acres down the drain of prime shellfish-growing area," Gregoire said.
The governor isn't the only one who wants a faster cleanup of the sound, which is home to more than 4 million people in the 12 counties that border its waters.
At the mouth of Hood Canal, tribal Chairman Jeromy Sullivan and other members of the Port Gamble S'Klallam Indian tribe are waiting for Port Gamble Bay to recover from more than a century of logging, when the woody waste and toxins from an old sawmill will be long gone. Officials say the tribe has depended on the bay's clams, crabs, oysters and shrimp for thousands of years.
"We have made it our mission to usher Port Gamble Bay back to health and vitality," Sullivan said.
On the Lower Duwamish River in Seattle, James Rasmussen and others in the Duwamish tribe are awaiting the day when there will be no more PCBs and other poisons in the water. In 2001, the federal government put a five-mile stretch of the river on its list of Superfund sites, officially designating it as one of the most contaminated places in the nation.
"We have wild salmon that have a run on this river," said Rasmussen, the coordinator of the Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition. "They've got to get through a gauntlet of poison and stuff that's here to be able to survive to get up into the upper watershed.
"Hopefully, in 30 years from now, it will be a very much better place, a place where you might be able to eat a fish that comes out of here."
Cleanup efforts are nothing new on Puget Sound. But some say there's a new urgency this year, driven at least partly by the Democratic governor's intervention in the Samish Bay cleanup in April.
Dewey said he was "exceptionally pleased" with Gregoire's action, adding that it brought more resources and better coordination to cleanup efforts as officials responded quickly to the state's top executive.
"She was not a happy camper," he said.
In what state officials are calling an unprecedented effort, more than 20 organizations have come together in an attempt to clean up Samish Bay by the governor's deadline.
In May, the Puget Sound Partnership, a state agency created four years ago to lead cleanup efforts, released a 10-point plan for the bay. Among other things, it calls for stepped-up inspections, portable restrooms for recreationists, more fencing and more education of dairy farmers and other landowners.
Rick Haley, the water quality analyst with the Skagit County Public Works Department, said the county already had sent dozens of waste samples to laboratories for DNA testing — at a cost of $160 per sample — to determine where the pollution was coming from. Haley said the testing was preliminary and the county wasn't ready to discuss its results.
"It's not exact science yet," Haley said. "But if we've got a stretch of river that's consistently showing human (waste), then we'll know to go look harder at the (septic tanks) in that stretch."
Dewey said the work at Samish Bay could go a long way in determining whether similar efforts would pay off elsewhere in the sound.
"What's at stake is whether we're going to be able to clean up the rest of Puget Sound," he said. "Samish Bay is pretty much a classic rural watershed. There isn't any urban center. ... We're talking about runoff from pastures and failing septic systems and things that are more problematic in these rural areas. If we can't do it in the Samish, then we've got a lot of other areas in the Puget Sound where we're in trouble."
While cleanup is already in high gear at Samish Bay, there's a long-range plan for all of Puget Sound. Among the goals to achieve by 2020: Poisons would be reduced enough to allow for the safe consumption of fish, populations of Chinook and Pacific herring would be on the rise and all beaches would meet fecal bacteria standards so that people could swim, kayak and scuba dive without fear of illness.
Fecal bacteria levels have been a persistent problem on the sound, not only on Samish Bay. Earlier this month, for example, Mason County health officials closed Twanoh State Park on Hood Canal to swimming after tests detected high levels in the water.
Gerry O'Keefe, the executive director of the Puget Sound Partnership, is trying to tamp down any expectations of a quick cleanup. Addressing reporters at Samish Bay last month, he said: "We know that we're not going to be able to do this overnight. It's taken us 150 years to get to where we are today. It's going to take us a while to get out of it."
Instead of "pointing fingers at each other" to assign blame for the pollution, O'Keefe said everyone could contribute to the cleanup.
To that end, the partnership is running a campaign this summer urging the public to pick up after the 1.2 million dogs that live on the sound. According to the partnership, the waste from the dogs is equal in volume to what would be produced by a city of 300,000 people.
Puget Sound Partnership's public service announcement on cleaning up after dogs
Puget Sound Partnership's cleanup goals for 2020
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Broncos' John Elway and John Fox to compete in American Century golf tournament
Broncos training camp is just a week away, but GM John Elway, coach John Fox and punter Britton Colquitt are gearing up for a different kind of competition – on the golf course.
The Denver trio is set to play in the American Century golf tournament in Lake Tahoe later this week, a celebrity tournament to raise funds and awareness for charities. Round one of three begins Friday.
Colquitt, no novice with a driver in hand, has been questioned in the past for his lacking mini-golf skills, but with his brother and Chiefs punter, Dustin Colquitt, serving as his caddy for the tournament, Britton, a first-year participant, enters the tournament as with 10-1 odds of winning, leading the Broncos pack.
Elway, another golfing regular who finished second in the tournament in 2012, holds 12-1 odds this year, while Fox falls behind, at 100-1.
The three will have their work cut out for them in the tournament — which is usually won by baseball, football or hockey players — because this year LPGA great and Hall-of-Famer Annika Sorenstam has decided to take on the guys.
Sorenstam, 43, has won 89 international tournaments for more than $22 million in prize money to earn her keep as one of the most successful and dominant players in the game. It should come as no surprise that she is favored, 2-1, to win it all. Former NFL quarterback Billy Joe Tolliver, a four-time tournament champion, sits behind her, with 9-2 odds of winning it again.
Colquitt, Elway and Fox will also be joined by more than 80 other active and former sports stars and celebrities, all vying for the $125,000 winner's share of the $600,000 purse. Among the top names: Charles Barkley, Aaron Rodgers, Jerry Rice, Greg Maddux, Stephen Curry, Steve Young and Martin Brodeur.
Other Broncos have competed in the tournament in previous years. Former quarterback Tim Tebow and defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio joined Elway in 2011, but finished 67th and 63rd respectively out of 83.
The beneficiary of this year's tournament is the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, which focuses on innovations in the treatment, diagnosis and prevention of diseases. The tournament will be aired on live NBC, NBCSN and Golf Channel on the following schedule:
Round 1 — Friday, July 18
2 p.m. – 5 p.m. MT, NBCSN
Round 2 — Saturday, July 19
1 p.m.-4 p.m. MT, NBC
Round 3 — July 20
1 p.m.-4 p.m. MT, NBC
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Guantanamo's Uighur detainees ask Supreme Court to free them
Attorneys for 17 Muslims from China locked up inside a prison camp at Guantanamo asked the U.S. Supreme Court Friday to take on the case of the men whom a judge ordered set free eight months ago.
"The historic role of the Judicial Branch is todemand the release of prisoners precisely when the political branches find release inconvenient," the 16-page appeal said.
Ignoring the case of the Uighurs, men from a Muslim minority in China who won a lawsuit in a lower court, would signify "a hobbled judiciary," they argued.
The appeal comes at a time of tension surrounding the case of the Uighurs, 17 men whom China brands terrorists from an Islamic separatist movement in Xinjiang province.
At Guantánamo Monday, several of them staged a brief poster-board protest inside their half-acre fence- and barbed-wire enclosed compound, Camp Iguana, while journalists inspected the lockup.
In self-taught, broken prison-camp English, they asked to be freed, likened democracy to communism and branded the United States a "double Hetler," an apparent reference to the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
The Uighurs are approaching their eighth year in U.S. detention. Pakistani and Afghan allies turned them over to U.S. troops during their 2001 invasion of Afghanistan. They were sent to Guantánamo as suspected al-Qaeda trainees and sympathizers.
Five were cleared by 2006 and sent to Albania because the State Department concluded that China would persecute them in their homeland.
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Indiana storeowner uses farmland to invest in Liberty's future
In the rural farming community of Twelve Mile, Ind., Michael Martin is busy every day managing his store that sells work clothing and boots, and hunting, trapping and farming supplies. As a small-business owner, he has learned to be wise with his money.
Even though his home is far from Lynchburg, Va., Martin has recently joined a growing list of Liberty University donors who are impacting the school's future.
Martin lives with his 82-year-old mother, Norma, and over the years they have used less and less farmland for farming purposes. So Martin put three parcels — 7,57 and 86 acres — into a trust with the help of Geary Gadomski of Liberty University's Planned Giving Department.
"Mike and his mother are wonderful people," Gadomski said. "They have supported the ministry for a number of years. Both are very quick to acknowledge God's blessing on their lives and the desire to help others through LU."
Martin's trust is a Charitable Remainder Unitrust, which means when Martin goes on to be with the Lord LU willreceive the "remainder" of the money in that trust (which is growing daily), offering more young people a quality, Christian education.
Martin, who visited the campus in 1986, said that is exactly the reason he decided to establish a trust with Liberty.
"We've been connected with Liberty University, since back in the '80s. … We like what we've seen and we've been longtime supporters of Jerry Falwell's and his ministry. We like the way the university is going and what they're doing and we decided that's where we wanted to put some of our money to help them out."
He said he would recommend Liberty University's Planned Giving Department to anyone who wants to invest in the future of a school with a solid, Christian foundation.
"The programs they've got and being a Christian university … it's a good atmosphere for the students to learn in; that's hard to come by anymore. We think it'd be a good place [for donors] to check out and invest in for the Lord's work. It has a lot of opportunities there for the young people."
Tom Arnold, director of LU's Planned Giving Department, said the trust was a wise decision for Martin as well; he bypassed capital gains tax and was entitled to a charitable income tax deduction.
For more information on Planned Giving at Liberty, go to www.LUgiving.com or call (800) 543-5309.


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