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Each print is created with traditional airbrush and traditional watercolor techniques on paper. All of these posters are giclees prints of these original works. The prints are created using archival inks on archival watercolor paper.
Each poster is available matted in two different sizes. The small size mat is 11" x 14" with a 5.5" x 7.5" image. The other available size has a 18" x 24" mat with an image of approximately 13" x 19". These are white, archival mats with acid-free foam core backing.
Also available is a framed, surface-mounted giclee (not matted). The frame size is 16" X 20" and the image size is 13" x 19" (approx.). The frame is black metal with glass and an acid-free foam core backing.
Tubed Giclees of each poster can be purchased. These are created using archival inks on archival watercolor paper. The mailing tube size is 2" x 19" including a label, and the image size is 13" x 19" (approx.)


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Nutrition and your active, female teenager
(NewsUSA) - Your teenage athlete might be active and happy -- but unless she's receiving adequate nutrition, she might be setting herself up for health problems later in life.
Eating healthfully can help fuel active teens' performance and growth. That means eating enough food each day and making healthy food choices. However, some research indicates that girls' caloric intake appears low for their activity levels.
Female teenage athletes are encouraged to get 60 percent of their calories from carbohydrates, 15 percent from protein and 25 percent from fat. But telling your teen that might not make a difference
-- Most teens' nutrition know-how doesn't affect their diet. Many female athletes are afraid to gain weight, so they undereat despite their high activity levels. Parents and coaches can help active teens by encouraging healthy eating.
The Weight-control Information Network (WIN) offers these tips to keep teenage athletes healthy:
- Pay attention to food choices and serving sizes. Choosing healthy foods in appropriate portions will supply adequate nutrients for teenagers. For example, one healthy food choice for teens is six one-ounce servings of grains every day, like whole-grain cereal.
- Provide protein. Protein repairs body tissue and builds muscles. Teens typically need five and a half one-ounce servings a day. Very active teens might need more. Lean meat, beans, tofu, eggs, veggie burgers and nuts and nut butters all provide protein.
- Pack some iron in your teen's lunch. Iron replenishes the body, so it's especially important for teen girls. Try eating seafood, lean beef, legumes, spinach and fortified cereals and breads.
- Make sure your teen eats healthy fats. A low-fat diet isn't necessarily healthy. Fat is an important nutrient that helps the body grow and develop properly. It also serves as a source of energy, but be aware that some fats are better than others. Instead of saturated and trans fats, aim to provide 25 to 35 percent of her calories in the form of healthy fat. Unsaturated fat can be found in olive, canola, safflower, corn and soybean oils, avocados, salmon, whitefish, trout, tuna and tree nuts, such as almonds and walnuts.


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There will be three new pros on Dancing with the Stars when Season 16 premieres on Monday (8/7c, ABC). But while Lindsay Arnold, Sharna Burgess and Gleb Savchenko are rookies on the show, they aren't exactly new to the global Dancing family. Here's what you need to know about the fresh faces and what you can expect from them.
PHOTOS: Check out the new Dancing with the Stars castLindsay ArnoldAge: 19Partner: Victor OrtizBackground: Arnold finished in the Top 8 on So You Think You Can Dance last summer. She has been dancing since she was 4 and has trained with Dancing pro Mark Ballas since she was 12 in Utah. She also teaches at her dance studio in Utah. Besides ballroom, Arnold's also trained in hip-hop, ballet, jazz and contemporary — the latter of which will be new dances this season (Arnold and Ortiz have the foxtrot the first week). "It's very helpful to me because they're doing all these new styles on the show and it's nice because I have experience in them, so I can't wait to tap into that," she tells TVGuide.com. "Hopefully we won't be the first ones out so we can do them!"How she got on Dancing: Arnold, who made no secret during and after SYTYCD that she wanted to go on Dancing, had been campaigning for the show "the past couple of years." "I'd been in contact with [Ballas] and I had done performances on the show, including the Ballroom Battle," she says. "Then I got on So You Think You Can Dance and after that, they contacted me when I was old enough to become a pro and it all happened from there."What nerves? Because of her teaching experience and SYTYCD, Arnold believes she's well-prepared for the relentless Dancing machine. "I'm not nervous. I've been teaching for three or four years now, and when I was on So You Think You Can Dance, I helped my partner with the ballroom," she says. "On that show, you teach and learn dances in a limited time too, so I'm used to that grind."But is Ortiz? Arnold is thrilled that she lucked out with Ortiz, a welterweight champion, as her first partner. "People always say it, but it's so true: Athletes have great work ethic and Victor is the same. He's so into training and rehearsals," Arnold says. "I'm very happy I got him, not just because he's such a great athlete, but he's such a great person too. He's so fun to be around, he's great on camera. A lot of the competition is making America fall in love with your celebrity and I think everyone will fall in love with him."What you can expect: "A lot of surprises and stuff outside of the box," Arnold says. "Victor is up for anything and I think we're going to bring something new to the table." She's also heeding some of Ballas' advice. "Mark told me to bring myself into the competition and show everyone who I am and what I have to bring as a pro. I think I have a bit more modern style and something that hasn't really been on the show yet."
Dancing's Aly Raisman: People will see a "totally different" side of meSharna BurgessAge: 27Partner: Andy DickBackground: The Dancing troupe member, who started ballroom training when she was 8, competed at the World Championships when she was 15 and has performed in the dancing theater show Burn the Floor. She's appeared on the Australian version of Dancing and the Dutch version of So You Think You Can Dance, and choreographed the movie Street Dance 2 — 3D. Burgess also performed in the closing ceremony of the 2000 Sydney Olympics. "My favorite dances are the Argentine tango and the paso doble — stuff you can really dive into," she says.How she got on Dancing: Patience. Good things come to those who wait, and Burgess waited three seasons in the troupe until she got called to the pros. "I literally found out on Thursday and I met Andy on Saturday and they announced it on Tuesday," she says. "I truly thought that this season I had missed out. Then I got the phone call from the executive producers and I think I screamed and jumped with excitement." The promotion wasn't a complete surprise though, as producers had "made clear" to Burgess that a pro spot was in the cards. "Last season, it was an All-Star season, so it was just waiting for the right time to make a change in the cast. But they've always been very supportive. It was a 'don't lose hope' thing, like 'we do want you up there.'"Andy who? As an Aussie, Burgess says she was unaware of all of Dick's legal and personal woes, but he opened up to her during their first meeting. "I found out a lot about his history and I guess I have a different perspective on it because I didn't see the videos," she says. "I heard it straight from him and it breaks my heart that he had to go through that for such a long time. It's a struggle and addiction isn't something anyone can criticize unless they've been through it or supported someone through it. I feel like he's in such a good place right now. I'm hoping that everyone gets to see that. There's a whole other layer to Andy Dick other than the TMZ videos and the mistakes that he's made."What she doesn't want on Dancing: Like a lot of fans, Burgess was not fond of the bizarre hybrid dances producers saddled couples with last season (remember surfer flamenco?) "Those were crazy. I think a lot of our viewers and our fans felt that this went from a serious, classy competition to Bollywood Knight Rider craziness," she says. "It didn't quite make sense to everyone. They tried something new. Hopefully the dances will be more straightforward. Bollywood is a lot of fun, but no Ghostbusters theme with it!" What you can expect: A serious Dick ("He's been saying he's in it to win it") and two sides of Burgess. "I'm a joker off the floor, so I think you'll see that in the packages, but I'm very intense on the floor. I love the powerful dances. I think that's when I'm at my best."Watch our interview with Dick and Burgess below for more on their first dance, the foxtrot, and his meltdown.
Dancing's Lisa Vanderpump: I have to dance my way out of trouble!Gleb SavchenkoAge: 29Partner: Lisa VanderpumpYou know him from:
Background: The Moscow native started dancing at age 7 and specializes in Latin, ballet and contemporary. He's won numerous titles, including the Australian National Professional Latin-American Champion of 2011-2012, and holds a choreography degree from the Russian Theater Arts University.How he got on Dancing: Savchenko says he "always" wanted to join the U.S. version. "It's the best," he says. "There are versions in Germany and China and Australia — all over — and the whole world looks to the American one. I never really had an opportunity until now. I was competing and the time wasn't right and then it just happened. I got a call, did an audition and now I'm here. Of course I said yes right away. It was great."Will history repeat? Savchenko's time on Dancing Down Under was short-lived: He was eliminated first last year. But he says he's not concerned about back-to-back worldwide first-week exits. "I'm actually not thinking about it. Really," he says. "I'm trying to do my best, to create the best number to suit Lisa, show the best of her. Everyone who comes on the show, they're different. It's not a professional dancing competition. The celebrities have no dance experience, so when they start doing it, it's about their process. It's not about how good they are — of course that's important — but it's about the process and development. I'm not thinking about going first or second or third. If it happens, it happens."What's in a name? Having seen a few Real Housewives of Beverly Hills episodes, Savchenko was aware of who Vanderpump was, but did not know her name. "I never remembered their names, but when they told me her name, it kind of sounded familiar. It's so different, so then I realized she was on Real Housewives," he says. "I never thought she'd have such a great personality. She has a great sense of humor and I have become a fan of hers." And contrary to Vanderpump's self-evaluation, Savchenko says she's been doing "great" on their foxtrot. "I have much more confidence in her than she has in herself," he says. "She's a really good performer. I'll be honest: I thought it'd be a lot worse than it is. But she's wonderful and is working so hard. In rehearsal, I stand there and I'm like, 'That's what we need.'"What you can expect: "Lisa and I are both the same: We don't take things too seriously and I think you'll see that in our dances. I want her personality to shine," Savchenko says. "We'll be having fun and enjoying the show. Just live every second. That's my approach in life." Dancing with the Stars premieres Monday at 8/7c on ABC.


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Holidays are a time of celebration and a time to forget about breast cancer and enjoy family and friends. For people concerned about their risk of breast cancer, studies tell us to watch our fat intake, exercise more, and pay attention to our general health and stress levels. That is good advice for anyone wanting to avoid diseases and chronic conditions.
But although moderate alcohol consumption has been found to be good for heart health, new studies are confirming that alcohol, even in moderate amounts, is linked to breast cancer risk.
The controversy surrounding alcohol and breast cancer isn't new — we have heard it in the past. Now with the results of a new study headed by Dr. Wendy Chen, an assistant professor at Harvard and researcher at Brigham and Women's Hospital, a definite link between breast cancer and alcohol is being discussed. The study, published in the Nov. 3 issue of the The Journal of the American Medical Association, followed more than 100,000 nurses ages 30 to 55 with questionnaires about lifestyle and health from 1980 to 2008. Women who drank three to six drinks a week had a 15% higher risk of developing breast cancer compared with those who didn't drink, according to the study results. Having two drinks a day increased the breast cancer risk to 51 percent.
These findings certainly lend a lot of weight to the debate about whether to drink or not. Evidence still suggests that red wine in moderation is beneficial to people with a risk of heart disease, but for those worried about breast cancer it is an obvious "no" to alcoholic beverages.
Breast cancer takes all the fun out of life! I am not a drinker, but at celebrations and special dinners, I enjoy a glass of wine. I also think it is an elegant way to relax with friends and family. Somehow a glass of seltzer and lime just doesn't provide the same pleasure. I have written on alcohol and breast cancer before, and I truly have been careful with applying the outcome of studies to my life, but I have limited alcohol and red meat in my diet. This just confirms what I already knew: what most of us already knew. One thing I will do, however, is to ensure my women friends have this information even if they are not aware now of any increased risk of breast cancer to them or their family.
So, have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Eat lots of turkey, splurge on the pumpkin pie — and make toasts with cranberry juice.
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Surgeons first began to recognize the potential for surgical weight loss while performing operations that required the removal of large segments of a patient's stomach and intestine. After the surgery, doctors noticed that in many cases patients were unable to maintain their pre-surgical weight. With further study, surgeons were able to recommend similar modifications that could be safely used to produce weight loss in morbidly obese patients. Over the last decade these procedures have been continually refined in order to improve results and minimize risks. Today's bariatric surgeons have access to a substantial body of clinical data to help them determine which surgeries should be used and why.
Today, the American Society for Bariatric Surgery describes two basic approaches that weight loss surgery takes to achieve change:
Restrictive Procedures
The theory is simple. When you feel full, you are more likely to have reduced feelings of hunger and will no longer feel deprived. The result is that you are likely to eat less. Restrictive weight loss surgery works by reducing the amount of food consumed at one time. It does not, however, interfere with the normal absorption (digestion) of food. In a restrictive procedure, the surgeon creates a smaller upper stomach pouch. The pouch, with a capacity of approximately 1/2 to 1 oz. (15 to 30 ml), connects to the rest of the stomach through an outlet known as a "stoma." In a cooperative and compliant patient, the reduced stomach capacity, along with behavioral changes, can result in consistently lower caloric intake and consistent weight loss.
During recovery, patients must adhere to the strict specific dietary guidelines and restrictions their surgeon prescribes. While these guidelines may vary from one surgeon to the next, it is important for each patient to follow the surgeon's guidelines. When the time comes to resume eating "regular" food, the patient must learn to adapt to a new way of eating. At each meal, they are restricted to consuming approximately 1/2 to a full cup of food before feeling uncomfortably full. Patients who see the best results from a restrictive procedure are those who learn to eat slowly, eat less, and avoid drinking too many fluids, particularly carbonated beverages. If the patient fails to follow these guidelines, they can stretch the stomach pouch and/or the stoma outlet and defeat the purpose of the surgery. The effectiveness of a restrictive procedure is reduced by constant snacking or by drinking high-calorie, high-fat liquids. Failure to achieve the expected level of weight loss is usually the result of a patient failing to comply with the recommended dietary and behavior modifications, such as increased exercise and regular support group attendance.
Malabsorptive Procedures that Alter Digestion
It can be said that some of the restrictive approaches discussed above have not always achieved the excess weight loss surgeons and patients anticipated. For this reason, procedures that alter digestion, known as malabsorptive procedures, were developed to work in conjunction with restrictive approaches. Some of these techniques involve a bypass of the small intestine, thus limiting the absorption of calories. On balance, malabsorptive or malabsorptive/restrictive procedures have resulted in an overall increase in the loss of excess weight. The risk of complications and side effects generally increases with the lengthening of the small intestine bypass. You and your surgeon must determine the risks and benefits over your lifetime with the type of weight loss surgery you choose.
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Quanlight in a cutting edge light-emiting diode company. They currently have a website at http://www.quanlight.com. We would like a logo design that modernize the company's look. I will consider .PSDs as well as .EPS if they are high-res and unflattened.
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Quanlight in a cutting edge light emitting diode company. They currently have a website at http://www.quanlight.com. You can learn more about the company there. We would like a logo and letterhead/business card design that modernize the company's look.
The company's primary product is sold to other businesses (it's B2B.) Other company's then use their products to make better car headlights, stop lights, LED billboards, cell phone lighting, etc.
The company's main product is a red LED, so red should be the primary color. Any secondary or tertiary colors should not take away from the strong emphasis on red.
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From surf to mountain peaks, Squaw Valley Institute events sure to inspire
OLYMPIC VALLEY – A professional surfer who achieves her dreams in despite of a shark attack that resulted in the loss of an arm, and a New York Times No. 1 bestselling author chronicles the impetus and discoveries on a 1,100-mile journey along the Pacific Crest Trail. These are the topics of upcoming Squaw Valley Institute events.
The celebrities behind the stories include Soul Surfer Bethany Hamilton, on Dec. 22 at Olympic Village Lodge in Squaw Valley, and author of "Wild," Cheryl Strayed, on Jan. 13 at PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn. Both lectures include a book or DVD signing; tickets are available now at http://www.squawvalleyinstitute.org.-
Bethany Hamilton has become a source of inspiration to millions through her story of faith and determination. Born into a family of surfers on Feb. 8, 1990, on the island of Kauai, Hawaii, Bethany began surfing at a young age. Bethany entered her first surf competition at age 8, the Rell Sun Menehune event on Oahu, where she won both the short and long board divisions. At 13, on Oct. 31, 2003, Bethany was attacked by a 14-foot tiger shark while surfing off Kauai's North Shore. The attack left Bethany with a severed left arm. After losing more than 60 percent of her blood, and making it through several surgeries without infection, Bethany was on her way to recovery.-
Just one month after the attack, Bethany returned to the water to continue pursuing her goal to become a professional surfer. In January of 2004, Bethany made her return to surf competition; placing 5th in the Open Women's division of that contest. Just more than a year after the attack she took first place in the Explorer Women's division of the 2005 NSSA National Championships – winning her first National Title. Her story was turned into the movie, "Soul Surfer."
In January, best-selling author Cheryl Strayed will speak about her book, "Wild," an award-winning memoir of her 1,100-mile solo hike that broke down a young woman reeling from catastrophe – and built her back up again. At 22, Cheryl Strayed thought she had lost everything when her mother died young of cancer. In the aftermath of this loss, her family scattered, her marriage was soon destroyed, and slowly her life unraveled. Four years after her mother's death, with nothing more to lose, Strayed made the most impulsive decision of her life: to hike the Pacific Crest Trail from the Mojave Desert through California and Oregon to Washington State – and to do it alone. She had no experience as a long-distance hiker. Indeed, she'd never gone backpacking before her first night on the trail. Her trek was little more than "an idea, vague and outlandish and full of promise." But it was a promise of piecing back together a life that had come undone. Strayed faced down rattlesnakes and black bears, intense heat and record snowfalls, and both the beauty and intense loneliness of the trail.
In addition to this bestseller, Strayed is the author of "Tiny Beautiful Things" and the novel, "Torch." "Wild" was chosen by Oprah Winfrey as her first selection for Oprah's Book Club 2.0. It has been optioned for film by Reese Witherspoon's production company, Pacific Standard. IndieBound selected "Wild" as their No. 1 Indie Next pick for April, Barnes and Noble named it a "Discover Great New Writers" pick on their Summer 2012 list, and Amazon named it a "Best of March" pick.
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Made of firm yet flexible food-grade silicone, these sturdy measuring cups can be pinched to form spouts for pouring liquid or dry ingredients with pinpoint control. Easy-to-read calibrations on both sides afford precise measuring.
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- 1-cup: 3 1/4" diam., 6 1/2" high.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Peaceandjoy from Makes it EASY The flexible silicone measuring cups are GREAT! Dishwasher safe, easy to read markings, sturdy, and best of all flexible! I just used the middle sized cup(set of 3) to drizzle oil in my Vitamix to make my homemade mayonnaise!Date published: 2019-10-28Rated 5 out of 5 by Michael from Great design I bought the set of three for home and absolutely loved them. I then bought another set for use at the church where we make breakfast for 50 each Sunday, and for the first time it was clean and easy to pour pancake batter. These are well-designed and well made. They're easy to grip and hold, even when full, and they pour without running down the side or dripping everywhere. Easily one of the best things I've bought.Date published: 2019-04-10Rated 5 out of 5 by Luci from Love these measuring cups! I received these as a Christmas gift and have used them almost daily ever since. No more spilled liquids everywhere! They nest making storage convenient.Date published: 2019-01-10Rated 5 out of 5 by Kkuehn27 from Best measuring cups ever! So easy to pour and prevents spilling. Super lightweight. Love the set of 3 and you can use them in the microwave and dishwasher!Date published: 2018-09-05Rated 5 out of 5 by CulinaryCailliers from Solid measuring cups These are great especially when you need to pour liquids in smaller bowls or pans and you do not want to spill anything. Overall great measuring cups.Date published: 2017-06-14Rated 5 out of 5 by ccrww from Great! I bought these several years ago, so I can attest to their long term durability. I really like these; they have become the only measuring cups I normally use. I even use them for tasks other than measuring (watering plants, mixing small amounts of ingredients, etc.) because they handle so well. They do well with both cold or hot liquids, measure clearly and accurately, pour neatly, clean easily (hand or dishwasher), are lightweight, stack well, don't break, aren't slippery, and still look like new--in other words, practically perfect! I wouldn't want to be without them.Date published: 2017-04-07Rated 5 out of 5 by OklahomaCook from The only cups I need I've had these in my kitchen for couple of years, and they're the only measuring cups I have anymore. They stack well, they're easy to read and easy to wash. But probably most important for me, they're the perfect measuring cups for a left handed cook. No more holding a cup with a handle in my left hand, looking at the metric side.Date published: 2016-09-29Rated 5 out of 5 by Masonjarfarm from great product! I bought a set years ago. They were my favorite measuring cups. Easy to use, read and clean. Just be careful overfilling with liquids since they are squeezable. I am glad that Williams Sonoma is now carrying them!Date published: 2015-09-03
Are these measuring cups good for both liquids and solids?Hi Jennie, You can scoop something like flour into this liquid measuring cup until it reaches the desired mark but you won't be able to level it off.Date published: 2019-12-20
When used in microwave, do they get hot to the touch? My glass measuring cup handles get too hot.HiGinjasnap, The silicone where it doesn't meet the water is not hot to the touch. Where it does, it is hot. We advise wearing an oven mitt or using a potholder to remove the cup from the microwave.Date published: 2019-11-25


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From Peace Talks to Gender Justice: Monica McWilliams
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Monica McWilliams, the Chief Commissioner of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission and a signer of the historic 1998 Good Friday Agreement with Ireland, addresses the challenges of turning the promise of peace accords into stable post-conflict societies through the inclusion of women in political and civil leadership. McWilliams is presented as part of the 2010 Women's Peacemakers Conference hosted by the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace & Justice at the University of San Diego. (#19855)
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Determine the needAccording to chief administrative officer Marie Andel, "Like many companies, we were doing all types of leadership training programs, using a variety of models, but not getting much organizational punch. While some of the individual components were valuable, it wasn't well-integrated. And I had employees say, 'I loved it, but my boss didn't really get it; my learning didn't seem supported by the organization.' The time had come to create a systemic approach that would make a significant impact on the organization as well as on individuals and teams."< The company's aspiration—to be the number one insurer in AAA member households across the markets it serves—became a lynchpin that tied all operating strategies for the Leadership Institute together and shaped the blueprint for how the institute and Executive Development Program would be structured. It also defined a framework that links the company's mission, vision, and values to the institute's role: to deepen the capacity for leadership throughout the organization to create and sustain a high-performance culture. "From my own personal experience and feedback from employees, it was clear< our new initiative had to be more than a one-time event," Andel observes. "We needed an ongoing process that was very experiential and would lead to a high degree of self-awareness. And we wanted the entire experience to have broad impact, mixing up the cohort groups to bring together participants across functions, different lines of the business, and up and down the leadership ladder."
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Last night, Bailey House kicked off its 30th Anniversary year with our annual Key Awards Celebration, at our landmark residence in Greenwich Village — Bailey-Holt House. Many thanks to everyone who made the evening a smashing success! We were deeply impressed by the continuing commitment to the struggle and the boundless generosity of all involved.
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Dr. Angela Aidala
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Mr. David France
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Utah Navajo Heath System (UNHS) is almost ready to assume management of the ambulance services in Montezuma Creek and Monument Valley.
The county and UNHS have been working on a transition plan since 2009. The main purpose for the proposal is to provide a quicker emergency response time for people living in Montezuma Creek and Monument Valley.
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"We employ 250 people with the majority of them being Native Americans. This is a Navajo organization, and they carry it and make it work." Singer said.
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Dieng leads No. 3 Louisville over Seton Hall 73-58
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(AP) -- A couple more pieces fell into place for No. 3 Louisville against Seton Hall.
Talented center Gorgui Dieng impressed once again in only his third game back from a broken left wrist and coach Rick Pitino finally saw his Cardinals play defense the way he liked.
Dieng had 16 points and 14 rebounds -- both season highs -- and Louisville (14-1, 2-0 Big East) won its ninth straight game, 73-58 over Seton Hall on Wednesday night.
What made the win so impressive was that Louisville won despite getting a combined 18 points on 4-of-17 shooting from guards Russ Smith and Peyton Siva, their top two scorers.
"This is a team game and we have a lot of guys who can score," said Siva, who finished with seven points. "It's definitely a good sign that we can win, because me and Russ didn't shoot it well. Everyone else stepped up big and were digging in. It's a really good sign for us. Everyone was playing together and we utilized everyone."
Freshman Montrezl Harrell, starting in place of injured Chane Behanan, tied his career best with 14 points, and Luke Hancock hit two 3-pointers in a late, game-breaking 12-2 run.
"I think we're a very good offensive basketball team, but we needed to get better defensively," Pitino said. "We hadn't played well defensively until the second half tonight. We played excellent defense in the second half. We generated steals and got on the break a little. When you play a good team, you need maybe one good run. We got that in the second half. That was our run and we made the most of it."
Brandon Mobley had 18 points and seven rebounds for the Pirates (12-4, 1-2), who lost their second straight. Eugene Teague added 14 points and 10 rebounds, while leading scorer Fuquan Edwin was limited to 13
-- most coming after the game was decided.
"They really did a good job focusing on me not getting any open looks," said Edwin, who came in averaging nearly 18 points. "They got out on me pretty fast. It's a little frustrating, because I wasn't making plays for my teammates and I have to take the blame for that."
It was the second straight double-double for Dieng, who only returned to the lineup Dec. 29 after breaking his wrist against Missouri. The junior from Senegal also had three blocks. His previous season highs were 11 points and 13 rebounds.
"I'm beginning to feel good about the way I'm playing," Dieng said. "Coach tells me that he needs me to get back and do the things I used to do. I was able to get a lot of touches inside and I made the shots. I still think I need to get back to blocking four or five shots a game. That's what I need to get, then I'll think I'm back."
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The Cardinals struggled in their final Big East game at the Prudential Center, and didn't put the Pirates away until midway through the second half.
Trailing 42-35 after a tip follow by Harrell, Seton Hall scored the next seven points to tie the game. Edwin hit a 3-pointer to knot it, finally getting the disappointing crowd into the game.
The excitement didn't last long. Harrell had an alley-oop layin, Smith scored on a fastbreak and Hancock sandwiched two sweet-looking 3-pointers around a layup by Mobley for a 52-44 lead.
Stephan Van Treese added two free throws to push the advantage to 10 points and Louisville was never threatened again.
Pitino seemed at a loss to explain why Smith and Siva struggled, especially Smith, a New York City native who was averaging 20 points.
"That's possible every night with Russ Smith, because he's crazy and out of his mind and insane," Pitino said. "If I had to vote for the Naismith Player of the Year right now, I'd vote for Russ Smith. But tonight, he had too much pressure on him. Every time he comes home, he puts so much pressure on himself and loses his mind."
Louisville had 12 steals and forced 16 turnovers, while limiting the Pirates to 34.7 percent shooting from the field (17 of 49). The Cardinals struggled themselves, hitting 23 of 55, or roughly 42 percent from the floor.
Behanan, who was averaging 11.4 points and 7.1 rebounds, sprained his left ankle in practice Monday and is expected to be sidelined up to 10 days.
Seton Hall got what it wanted in the first half, forcing the Cardinals into a half-court game and limiting them pretty much to one shot a possession. It kept the game close and the Pirates used a late 8-2 spurt to get to within 36-34 at the half.
Pitino wasn't happy with the officiating at the end of the half after seeing the Pirates make 14 of 21 free throws. The Cardinals only took 12 free throws, making nine.
Junior forward Brian Oliver (8.5 ppg) missed his third straight game with a sprained ankle.
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