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Career Highs
Goals: 1 (Marquette, 3/19/13)
Assists; 1 (twice, most recently Boston University, 3/29/13)
Points: 2 (Marquette, 3/19/13)
Ground Balls: 4 (Penn, 3/9/13)
Draw Controls: 4 (Brown, 4/7/12)
Caused turnovers: 4 (Boston University, 4/20/11)
Junior · 2013
Played in all 14 games ... Assisted on a goal, had three draw controls, snared two ground balls and caused a turnover at Stanford (Feb. 24) ... Grabbed a career-high four ground balls and had a caused turnover against Penn (March 9) ... Caused a turnover, collected a ground ball and had a draw control at Northwestern (March 16) ... Had a goal, an assist and a caused turnover at Marquette (March 19) ... Found the back of the net for a goal, added a ground ball and caused a turnover against Yale (March 23) ... Dished out an assist at Boston University (March 29) ... Had a draw control at Holy Cross (April 10) ... Grabbed a ground ball and had a draw control at Princeton (April 13) ... Had two draw controls and snared a ground ball at Boston College (April 17) ... Earned a draw control against Columbia (April 28).
Sophomore · 2012
Recorded two ground balls and one caused turnover against Cornell ... Had one ground ball in double-overtime victory against James Madison ... Grabbed one ground ball and won one draw control versus Penn ... Won one draw control against Boston College ... Tallied two ground balls and one draw in win versus Yale ... Had three ground balls and one draw control in win against Stanford ... Registered one ground ball and two draw controls versus Virginia ... Won four draw controls, caused two turnovers and grabbed one ground ball in win against Brown ... Picked up one ground ball versus Penn in the Ivy League Semifinals.
Freshman · 2011
Started in all 16 games … Led the Crimson with 16 caused turnovers … Scooped up 19 ground balls and won 12 draws … Had four caused turnovers and two ground balls in win at Boston University …Recorded three ground balls and two turnovers at Holy Cross.
Before Harvard
Earned five varsity letters in lacrosse, four in cross country and three in track and field … Captained cross country team as a senior and lacrosse team as a junior and senior … Named All-Greater Rochester in 2008-09 … Earned Monroe County Player of the Year in 2009 … First-team all-county as a freshman, sophomore and junior and second-team recipient as an eighth grader … Won team's offensive MVP as a junior … Won the Coaches Award and Ideal Teammate Award in cross country … Lacrosse team won the sectional championship in 2008 … Won the silver medal at the Empire State games in 2009 with Western Girls Lacrosse team … Team member at the Women's National Tournament with team 5 as a sophomore and team 1 as a junior … Member of the National Honor Society .. Treasure for Model UN Club … Secretary of the Environmental Club … Named Outstanding Student in health and science in 2009 … Summer camp counselor and youth lacrosse coach.


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Bosses who notice an employee's performance drop in one aspect of the job shouldn't immediately think the employee is slacking off, new research shows.
A study led by a University of Toronto professor discovered that in many cases the employee has just shifted and refocused his efforts on a different set of tasks, which should be considered a positive sign of adaptability.
"Our paper is drawing attention to the measurement of performance, that refocusing is something that's important in the workplace, exists in the workplace, and for organizations to think about it as part of the job," said the study's author, Maria Rotundo, whose conclusions are based on statistics of more than 700 professional basketball players.
Researchers assessed the players to see how they shifted their focus on different on-court skills and tasks over a period of several years. For example, a player who scored well one year might show a shift in focus toward rebounding in another season as a way to respond to their team's needs or a change in the coach's instructions.
About 10 percent of players refocused their efforts over time, which made them more likely than their peers to play in the league for another year. The study's author believes the findings support the idea that refocusing among job tasks is an important component of employee adaptability and should be a part of overall performance assessments.
While Rotundo acknowledges there are numerous differences between professional sports and most workplaces, she says there are some parallels, including that NBA athletes are focused on a goal and must work together as a team to achieve it as they confront the different opponents, just as employees in a company must work together to face market competitors and achieve their company's goals.
In addition, just like basketball players who go through changes in their team's makeup, many workers must adapt to changes brought on by restructuring or the adoption of new technologies, requiring a refocus in their job's tasks.
"From a measurement perspective it's a fascinating area because the NBA players' performance is tracked meticulously," Rotundo said. "There's a wealth of data there."
The study, which was recently published in the Human Performancejournal, was co-authored by Paul Sackett of the University of Minnesota, Janelle Enns of the University of Lethbridge in Alberta and Sara Mann of the University of Guelph in Ontario.
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It was sent to my great-great grandma Piggott from her daughter Alice.
It is stamped Randolph, Mar 9, 1908, and is addressed to Mrs. E. C. Piggott, Bloomington, Idaho.
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I've just be told about this site: http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/ Just put your name in the surname box on the left-hand side. It was good to see that there are links to the Guild Of One Name Studies for registered names and to Family Tree DNA where appropriate.
This is what it records for my study: Worldwide Information for This Surname
Cumpston One Name Study (Source: Guild of One-Name Studies)
Guild of One Name Study on Cumpston and variants
Cumpston research blog
Mailing Lists and Message Boards
- Cumpston Message Board (Source: RootsWeb)
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- Cumpston Surname Club (Source: GenCircles)
- Cumpston Genealogy Message Board (Source: The Genealogy Register)
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The Caragdûr was a black precipice of rock on the north side of the city of Gondolin. Eöl the Dark Elf was executed by being flung down the Caragdûr. Just before his fall Eöl cried out to Maeglin and part of what he said was "here may you yet die the same death as I."[1] Many years later, during the fall of Gondolin, Maeglin had laid hands upon Idril but was forestalled by Tuor. Tuor fought with Maeglin and cast him far out so that Maeglin's body struck thrice upon the slopes of Amon Gwareth. Although Maeglin was not said to have died falling from the Caragdûr, he did share the fate of Eöl in a nearby location.[2]


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After more than 30 years of dishing out advice over the air waves, Dr. Drew Pinksy is ending his run on his nationally syndicated radio show, "Loveline."
"We're finally going to call it a day," said Pinksy during an appearance Thursday on KROQ's Kevin & Bean Show. "It's been a great privilege to have been part of this."
Pinksy, a practicing physician specializing in internal and addiction medicine, made his debut on the late-night program in 1984, offering relationship and medical advice to listeners who called in with questions. For some, the show provided the opportunity to get help dealing with deeply personal issues. Pinksy's co-hosts typically offered a touch of humor.
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"After many, many years we thought it was about time to drop the mic and tap out," said Pinksy, adding that his focus will shift to his family and other projects.
"Loveline" will broadcast for the last time on Thursday, with Pinksy sharing the air waves with Adam Carolla, who at the height of the program's popularity was the doctor's co-host.
"I will still be doing other platforms, I'm still going to be fighting the fight," Pinksy said. "And by the way, 'Loveline' may come back in other forms - I'm not closing the door to the possibility that we'd ever do 'Loveline' again."


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I normally have audiobooks in CBR format. I just got an audiobook from a friend that is 3 8hr files. The files are VBR and when I try to play with doggcatcher and presto enabled, it shows the file as being 27hrs long. If I seek into the file doggcatcher acts as if I seeked to the end of the file.
if I disable presto, doggcatcher shows the right file length.
Does Presto properly handle VBR files? There is "metadata" embedded in the mp3 frame (not id3 tags) which gives the average bitrate you don't have to guess based on either the first audio frame's bitrate (probably not representative of the average) or by decoding the full file to see what the real average is.
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Late Night Round Up…Frozen Buildings and Spitting CamelsPosted: January 24, 2013 Filed under: Foreign Affairs, Fox News, Hillary Clinton, Main Stream Media, open thread, Political Affective Disorder, SDB Evening News Reads, Spain, unemployment | Tags: australia, Benghazi, Brian Kilmeade, John McCain 18 Comments
Good Evening
Sitting here watching Road to Morocco with Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour…and enjoying it thoroughly. Edith Head did the dresses and they are beautiful.
Anyway, just a few things for you tonight, and since I am still suffering from serious political affected disorder…the links will be sparse.
Actually, I should call it political aversion disorder. After seeing some of the crap the right-wing talking heads have said about Hillary Clinton, this evening of laughs is a welcomed treat.
John McCain was on Fox News this morning, opening his mouth and spewing ridiculous comments…according to the Maddow Blog: The pot accuses the kettle of having an 'adoring media'
…this was the key quote:
"[Clinton] obviously has an adoring media. She really didn't answer any questions. Her response to Senator Johnson about whether it was a spontaneous demonstration or not, saying it 'didn't matter.' It 'didn't matter' how these people died? That was stunning. That was really stunning. Of course it matters. It matters for a whole lot of reasons, including to the families and Americans, because the American people deserve to be told the truth and they were not told the truth."
Clinton never said it "didn't matter" how the four Americans were killed. She said the opposite.
As was obvious to anyone paying attention, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) was preoccupied with preliminary intelligence reports about a possible protest in Benghazi and Clinton said that was irrelevant as compared to the death of four Americans — and she was correct.
If McCain found this too confusing to understand, perhaps the Senate Foreign Relations Committee isn't the best place for him to serve.
What's more, Clinton has "an adoring media"? This from a man who spends so much time on the Sunday shows that he has his mail forwarded to green rooms? This from a senator who's so adored by the D.C. political establishment that he's considered reporters his base?
You want another WTF reaction to Clinton…of course it is a Fox and Friend giving it up…Brian Kilmeade: Hillary Clinton used 'Lance Armstrong principle' by yelling in Senate hearing
"This is the Lance Armstrong principle of when you're in trouble, yell at the person asking you a question," Kilmeade declared. "That's the way that he kept everybody off of him for 15 years. And believe me, that's what I thought of right away because when she gets angry, you do not want to be in her crosshairs."
"But the fact is that everyone is looking at the fact that she got angry and thinking, wow, she looks good," the Fox News host continued to rant. "But her words absolutely defy the logic behind the whole reason for the hearing."
Spain's unemployment rate jumped to the highest in 36 years with the rate expected to continue escalating [AFP]
Spain's unemployment rate has surged to a modern-day record of 26.02 percent in the final quarter of 2012 as nearly six
million people searched in vain for work in a biting recession, official data shows.
The jobless rate data released on Thursday climbed from 25.02 percent the previous quarter, reaching the highest level since Spain returned to democracy after the death of General Francisco Franco in 1975.
The story for young people was even grimmer: the unemployment rate for those aged 16 to 24 soared to 55.13 percent, up from 52.34 percent the previous quarter.
The result shattered even the modest expectations of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government, which had been forecasting an unemployment rate of 24.6 percent by the end of 2012.
According to ad creator Dan Ilic, Dick Smith foods had planned to run over $100,000 in advertising on Saturday's Australia Day, but it was given a PG rating because of a scene showing refugees escaping from a burning boat to enjoy Dick Smith's OzEmite, an alternative to the Vegemite product marketed by American-owned Kraft Foods.
But for many, it will be the barrage of penis innuendos like "I love Dick" that raise eyebrows.
"This is as wrong as a dead dingo's donger," Smith says in the advertisement, referring to "false patriotism" in competing food commercials.
"There's a quick and easy solution to this," the blog dlisted explained on Thursday. "They should just edit the commercial all the way down and only show the true star, the Barbara Bush-looking memaw who says, 'There's only one Dick I'll be eating on Australia Day.' She's at the 0:20 mark and she delivers her line like a memaw who knows her Dicks."
Got another cool link for you, take a look at these pictures of a frozen building: In pictures: Ice covers Chicago warehouse after fire
I will end this post with a clip from the movie, Road to Morocco.
The scene where the camel spits in Turkey's (Bob Hope's) face wasn't planned. The camel did it of its own accord while the cameras were rolling, and Hope's recoil and Bing Crosby's reaction were so funny that it was left in the final cut of the film.
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What ever happened to Monroe? Well, he is back. And the adventure continues.
Let me not keep you...
10-word challenge:
wishing well, truck, chicken, coaster, flowering tree, bacteria, matches, colorful, port
wishing well, truck, chicken, coaster, flowering tree, bacteria, matches, colorful, port
And for the mini:
swirl, bear with me, stretcher, muffin, gratitude
swirl, bear with me, stretcher, muffin, gratitude
As if I, haven't explained this at least a dozen times to the poor man.
" look carefully at the two images in front of you".
"What do you mean, you don't have the photos with you?"
"OK, run to your office, and collect them, and then call me back."
"Yes Tony, "
"because you cant call me back, if you don't put the phone down."
"OK, now go".
Why should it be so hard, getting the right, color-scape, wall paper in an office. Trees with different shades of green and orange and brown and red, is not remotely the same as a deep purple Bougain Villa, but it probably is my own fault. I did say i wanted to be reminded of the island life. It is a shame he was thinking of Hawaii.
I suppose you want to know why i am hanging Wall paper. and why I am not, say, chasing after the next sale, selling air conditioning to the Arctic, or fighting off ruthless rivals. Well after my island ordeal, I returned back to the office, and for a couple of weeks, all was fine. But then it started creeping back to me, the island was calling me, luring me back. It was as if some strange, native bacteria, off the island, had crept under my flesh, and the whole of me, body and mind, was reaching back there.
I took it upon myself to bring two palm trees into my cubicle, and I would sleep there, during the day, on a stretcher. Some mornings, someone would offer me a muffin or a bagel, then I would just shrug, and raise my machete and live chicken.
When I stopped being productive, and my colleagues started complaining about the smell, the Boss had no choice, but to call me in.
"Is everything OK, Monroe?" He asks with genuine concern. "I passed a wishing well on my way to work this morning, Sir". Being very careful, as one tends to be around the deranged, "yes Monroe? Did you make a wish?" "I stopped and peered into it, Sir. and then it chucked coins at me". "That is worrying, my dear Monroe," "The palm trees was laughing at me, Sir". I could tell, that caught him. "Right, Monroe, I have been worried lately, since your rescue from the Island, you haven't been yourself, and I think the company, Me really should express my gratitude towards you for everything you have done for us, and the lengths you have gone to." At that point, he had my attention, like a ship moored at port.
Can you believe it, I have been made VP of Executive Liaison, and yes, that post is as big a truck load of bovine excrement, as the delusional state I was in.
"VP of Execut... oh, Tony, so you have the images?"
"Right, and you can see, there is not really any flowers involved?"
"That is the ticket, son"
"So what do you think? the linear motion or the swirl effect?"
" I couldn't have said it better myself, now get it done."
Only one small issue to sort out, and i will be in Career bliss. I head up to Mr bean counter's office, and Walk in without knocking, my box of matches in hand. " So Kent, what is this I hear about the spending on my work place therapy?" I draw one match from the box, one handed and Kent's eyes doesn't move from it. "It is just to expensive, and any way, since your farce of a promotion, Monroe, you seem to be doing a lot better." I stare at him and say. " Are those wasps I hear? Only one way to get rid of them, you know." Still one handed, I strike the match and numbing fear lights up in Mr Kent's eyes. "That is Mr Monroe to you. or have you forgotten your place?" Kent reaches for his desktop fone, and dials for a line.
" Janette, please get a copy of the roof-top-roller-coaster-proposal down to consignment, with my approval on it."
"I know what I said, but this is what I am saying now."
"This is not the time, woman"
"You and my wife both say so, but you both come back for more."
"No, we will discuss it over drinks."
"Oh Kent, seems your in the double dog house tonight" I wink at him. "Any thing else Mon.. Mr Monroe?"
" You learn fast Kent, now sit! beg! Just kidding, but I have your number, if anything comes up" I say, as I close the door, to the shutter of cheap porcelain on wood.


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Your desktop antivirus product may be leaving you wide open to attack
Malware guru Ed Skoudis tests various antivirus products.
Your antivirus product isn't doing the job you think it is.
Antivirus is one of the most mature infosecurity technologies and the undisputed mainstay of desktop and network defense against nasty code lurking on the Internet. But, too many of us put unwavering trust in these applications to stop malware attacks.
Such blind faith is misplaced, as Information Security found in its month-long test of 10 leading desktop antivirus products against 11 criteria (see About this review).
We found that many antivirus products are surprisingly easy to defeat, can't detect malware using alternative attack vectors and are difficult to manage. Strikingly, the capabilities and reliability of the products varied greatly.
In the two decades since the first viruses appeared, most antivirus vendors continue to push the same basic signature-based technology. Feature sets have been added and functionality improved, but the products haven't evolved as rapidly as the capabilities of viruses and worms.
For this reason, rather than simply testing the breadth and effectiveness of vendors' signature libraries, we focused on other critical -- and often neglected -- aspects of antivirus products: effectiveness against attack mechanisms designed to fool or disable antivirus protection; detection of increasingly popular forms of malware such as spyware and backdoors; and, in particular, enterprise-scale manageability (see Report Card).
We discovered that not all antivirus products are equal, and many don't provide the protection you think they do.
1. Evading antivirus
Malware writers are constantly looking to give their malcode the ability to evade detection and gain unfettered control over target systems. Signatures won't work if malware can dodge antivirus protection. To test the antivirus tools' resilience, we exposed each product to malware for which it had a signature, then attacked it using various techniques to fool or disable it. We found that some products were easily subverted, while others were made of sterner stuff.
Delving into hidden streams
Attackers can -- and often do -- insert malware into an alternate data stream (ADS) under a directory or file on a Windows NTFS partition. ADSes are subterranean structures hiding inside the file system and are invisible to built-in Windows directory tools. Attackers can easily tuck malicious code into an ADS using a variety of Windows programs, including a simple "type" command.
There was something of a hubbub in 2000 because most antivirus products didn't scan ADSes. Most vendors say they've closed this gap, but the problem hasn't gone away. Not only were we able to plant malware in ADSes under executables, text files and directories, but the majority of the tested antivirus products ignored ADSes during on-demand scans when set to default configurations. Even more chilling, several products overlooked ADS-borne malware in real-time scans.
Only Network Associates detected malware in ADSes during both on-demand and real-time scans with its default configuration, which offers a solid level of security.
Default real-time protection against ADS-borne malware is also provided by Computer Associates (CA), F-Secure, Grisoft, Panda Software and Sophos.
Kaspersky Labs and PestPatrol, on the other hand, offer no real-time protection against malware in ADSes. In these products, an on-demand scan will detect ADS-borne malware -- unless a user disables it.
Symantec and Trend Micro offer protection, provided it's turned on. Symantec's default configuration provides no malware protection in ADSes -- a significant concern. Trend Micro's default settings check for ADS-based malware attached to .exe files but completely ignore code stashed under other file types. These defaults are dangerous because the vast majority of organizations don't tune their desktop antivirus settings.
Resisting antivirus killers
Many malware specimens, including last summer's Bugbear.B worm, attempt to disable antivirus before infecting a target system. Here's how it works: A worm initially launches a small "warhead" to disable antivirus by killing its processes, then installs a backdoor. Alternatively, a clueless or malicious user might try to disable a scan or kill its running processes.
We attempted to kill the processes associated with each antivirus product to disable real-time protection by running a kill script that simulates the action of malware. The good news is that malicious code or users without admin rights couldn't shut down any of the antivirus solutions. But the results were mixed when we tried the same thing using malware with admin privileges.
This is a serious concern: There's the threat of malicious code running with admin or system privileges, and many organizations give users local admin privileges on their desktops -- a dangerous and frustratingly persistent practice.
Only Kaspersky was bulletproof against this attack. We couldn't shut down its antivirus processes, even as admin-level users. Kaspersky kept on running, displaying an error message as it thwarted our attempts. Some of the others keeled over and died, while the balance fell somewhere in between:
- As a local admin, we disabled real-time antivirus protection on systems running CA, F-Secure and PestPatrol, rendering them vulnerable to malware until the next on-demand scan or reboot.
- We temporarily disabled Panda's and Trend Micro's antivirus protection, but the processes restarted automatically within 30 seconds. While that's certainly better than no protection, it leaves a brief window of exposure.
- We were able to kill antivirus processes on Network Associates- and Sophos-protected machines, but doing so crashed the systems and forced a reboot. It wasn't graceful, but the machines weren't compromised.
- We could kill processes associated with Grisoft and Symantec, but antivirus protection never ceased.
Compressing and concealing
Attackers also attempt to hide malware by compressing it. We evaluated the antivirus products' ability to detect common malware specimens compressed with WinZip, Win-Zip twice compressed, Tar, gzip and Bzip2 formats.
F-Secure, Kaspersky, Network Associates and Panda rose above the rest by detecting compressed malware in several formats. However, the default configurations of CA, PestPatrol and Sophos couldn't detect tar-compressed malware, which can easily be opened with WinZip and is popular for distributing malicious code.
Spotting modified malware
For most of the tests in this review, we used unmodified malware specimens that were safely downloaded and moved to our air-gapped lab. But we also wanted to see how antivirus products would respond to a very small and common tweak of some popular backdoor tools -- tini.exe, Ultor's Trojan Port and NTbindshell.exe -- each of which provides a backdoor shell that listens on a TCP port.
Most antivirus vendors focus on detecting malware files that are exactly the same as those found in the wild. Using a hex editor, we made slight alterations, modifying just two bytes in the executable itself so that the program would listen on a different TCP port. This is a common tactic among attackers, who can customize ports in a backdoor based on what's accessible in the target network.
Only Network Associates, Panda and Trend Micro detected all of our modified malware specimens.
>> Read part two of this review.
>> Find out who made the grade.


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Poor Kevin Hart. All he wanted to do when he hosted SNL this weekend was eat "white people brains" and do the dance from "Thriller."
Instead he got shot. It's a messed up world we live in, especially once the dead start walking.
(Apologies to anyone outside the U.S. who can't watch this—blame Hulu. I'm just the messenger.)


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Falco sparverius (American kestrel)
The American Kestrel, or Sparrow Hawk (Falco sparverius) is the smallest Falcon in the US. In this sample a male has "bounced" a Cooper's Hawk from a Cottonwood tree along the Verde River, in Central Arizona. He continued to chase and harass the Cooper's until they were out of sight. The sound is very like that of a Killdeer at a distance.
Douglas Von Gausig (recordist; copyright holder), Naturesongs.com
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Harvard will attempt to reach 10 wins in the Ivy League for the sixth time in seven years Tuesday against Dartmouth (Ron Feltman).
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The Storyline
The Harvard women's basketball team will host Dartmouth Tuesday, March 6 at 7 p.m. in its final regular season game of the year. The Crimson enters the game 9-4 in the Ivy League, in search of the program's sixth 10-win season in conference play in the last seven years.
A live video stream will be available for Tuesday's game through GoCrimson.com with play-by-play man Greg Kadetsky on the call. Live stats will also be available through GoCrimson.com.
Postseason Perennials
Harvard has clinched second place in the Ivy League standings and with it the conference's automatic bid to the WNIT. This will mark the third WNIT appearance in four years for the Crimson, and the ninth time the team has made the postseason in the last 17 years. Senior's Brogan Berry and Lindsay Louie will be making their third postseason appearance, a feat which has been accomplished only once before when Harvard went to three straight NCAA Tournaments from 1996-98.
The 2012 WNIT bracket will be released Monday, March 12 after the NCAA field has been set. Opening round games will be played March 14-16 with the championship game scheduled for March 31. Click here to visit the WNIT's site for more information.
Haven't We Seen You Before?
Senior Brogan Berry will set a new program record Tuesday night when she makes her 113th career start against Dartmouth. Tuesday's game will also mark her 114th career appearance, placing her one shy of Christine Matera's '11 school record of 115.
Last Time Out
A trio of underclassmen led the way on Senior Night as the Harvard women's basketball team defeated Cornell, 65-59, to clinch second place in the Ivy League and the conference's automatic bid to the WNIT.
Emma Golen matched her career-high with 15 points as she hit 4-of-7 from three-point range and pulled down seven rebounds. Miriam Rutzen recorded her second double-double of the year with 12 points and 11 rebounds, including seven at the offensive end, and Christine Clark scored 13 points to go along with her seven rebounds.
Harvard shot 40.0 percent for the game and outrebounded Cornell by a 43-31 margin. The Crimson scored 32 points in the paint and converted 20 offensive rebounds into 16 second-chance points.
The Big Red was led by Clare Fitzpatrick's 15 points and Taylor Flynn's 12. Cornell shot 37.0 percent from the floor and was 16-of-20 from the line.
Click here to watch highlights from the game.
History in the Making
Brogan Berry became the first Ivy Leaguer to surpass both the 1,300 point and 500 assist plateaus this season, and is only the 56th student-athlete in NCAA women's basketball history to do so. Berry has scored 1,398 points entering Tuesday's game, and is poised to become just the 49th student-athlete in NCAA annals to score 1,400 points and dish out 500 assists. Berry's 1,398 points rank her third in Harvard history and 29th in Ivy League history, while her 511 assists are good for third in the school record book and sixth in the conference's.
Click here to visit the Media Center on GoCrimson.com to access Harvard's most up-to-date career records.
Career Scoring (Harvard)
1. Allison Feaster '98 2,312
2. Hana Peljto '04 2,109
3. Reka Cserny '05 1,863
4. Tammy Butler '95 1,605
5. Erin Maher '93 1,582
6. Brogan Berry '12 1,398
Career Scoring (Ivy)
1. Diana Caramanico '01, Penn 2,415
27. Ashley Taylor '07, Dartmouth 1,428
28. Courtney Banghart '00, Dartmouth 1,423
29. Brogan Berry '12, Harvard 1,398
Career Assists (Harvard)
1. Jennifer Monti '02 558
2. Emily Tay '09 517
3. Brogan Berry '12 513
Career Assists (Ivy)
1. Jennifer Monti '02, Harvard 558
4. Emily Tay '09, Harvard 517
5. Lauren Benson'10, Cornell 515
6. Brogan Berry '12, Harvard 513
Career Free Throws Made (Ivy)
1. Allison Feaster '98, Harvard 505
11. Do Stevens '02, Cornell 394
12. Katherine Hanks '03, Dartmouth 384
13. Brogan Berry '12, Harvard 383
Career Free-Throw Percentage (Ivy)
1. Angela Soriaga '06, Dartmouth 89.9
5. Brogan Berry '12, Harvard 82.7
Defending Home Court
The Crimson is 7-4 at Lavietes Pavilion this season, marking the sixth straight year that Harvard has posted a winning record at home. The Crimson is 53-17 in Lavietes over the last six years, including a near perfect 12-1 mark in 2009-10.
Just Like Home
Harvard went 8-6 in road games this season, clinching the program's first winning road record since 2008-09. The Crimson enjoyed a five-game road winning streak from Jan. 3 to Feb. 4, marking the program's longest road winning streak since a seven-game stretch in 2008-09.
Doubling Up
Harvard has notched nine double-doubles this season, including three this past weekend. Both Elle Hagedorn and Victoria Lippert recorded their first double-double's of the year Friday against Columbia, with Hagedorn registering 11 points and 13 rebounds and Lippert tallying 13 points and 10 boards. The pair became the first Crimson duo to notch a double-double in the same game since Lippert and Emma Markley '11 did so on Dec. 9, 2009.
Miriam Rutzen also got into the action on Saturday with a 12-point, 11-rebound effort against Cornell for her second double-double of the year. Christine Clark leads the team with three double-doubles while Brogan Berry and Emma Golen have registered one.
Pouring it On
The Crimson scored 88 points on Friday against Columbia, marking the team's highest scoring output since an 88-84 double-overtime win versus Penn on Feb. 5, 2011. Harvard's 24 free throws against the Lions were a season-high while its 67 field goal attempts and 55 rebounds were second most for the team in 2011-12.
Players of the Week
Junior Christine Clark and senior Brogan Berry have combined to earn five Ivy League Player of the Week honors this season, second most in the conference. Clark has been named player of the week three times after earning three Ivy League Rookie of the Week awards last season. Berry, meanwhile, owns five career player of the week honors, putting her one shy of the Ancient Eight's all-time top 10.
Welcome to the Club
Junior Victoria Lippert became the 16th member of Harvard's 1,000 point club on Feb. 10 against Penn and is only the sixth student-athlete in Crimson history to do so as an underclassman. Lippert enters Tuesday ranked 14th in program annals with 1,082 points. Senior Brogan Berry is also a member of the 1,000 point club and was the fifth student-athlete to eclipse 1,000 points as an underclassman. She currently ranks sixth in the Harvard record books with 1,398 points.
Seeing Crimson
Freshman Erin McDonnell was the star of the most recent Seeing Crimson feature on GoCrimson.com. In the video, McDonnell breaks down the keys to playing post defense and gives you a first person view of what it looks like to take a charge.
20/20 Vision
Christine Clark and Brogan Berry combined for six consecutive 20-plus point performances from Feb. 3 to Feb. 18, a feat which the Crimson had not achieved since going 15 straight games with a 20-point scorer in 2003-04.
Clark began the streak with 23 points at Cornell and followed that up with a 21-point night at Columbia, becoming the first Crimson since Victoria Lippert in 2010 to score at least 20 points in back-to-back games. Berry posted back-to-back 20-point games against Penn (26) and Princeton (21), marking the first time in her career she has done so. Clark moved the streak to six games with a 20-point effort at Brown and a 23-point showing at Yale.
Nationally Known
Harvard enters Tuesday ranked eighth in the NCAA in free-throw percentage (77.8) and was 27th with a +6.1 rebounding margin. The Crimson also ranked 12th in personal fouls (13.3), 90th in three-point field goals per game (5.7) and 94th in field-goal percentage (40.5).
Individually, Brogan Berry owns the 31st best assist-to-turnover ratio (1.9) in the land while her 4.3 apg are good for 74th. Berry also ranks 22nd in free-throw percentage (86.4) while Christine Clark is 31st (84.4).
They're on Fire
Harvard enters Tuesday ranked second in the Ivy League in field-goal percentage and first in free-throw percentage, connecting on 40.5 percent of its attempts from the floor and 77.8 percent at the line. The Crimson has led the league in free-throw percentage each of the last two seasons while finishing second in field-goal percentage over that same span.
Individually, Victoria Lippert ranks sixth in the conference in shooting percentage (45.1) with Emma Golen coming in 10th (43.5). Brogan Berry has the best percentage at the line (86.4) with Christine Clark ranking third (84.4).
From Way Down Town
Emma Golen enters play Tuesday leading the Ancient Eight in three-point percentage (42.4) while Victoria Lippert ranks fourth (37.3). Lippert's 1.7 three-point field goals per game, meanwhile, are good for fifth in the conference as Golen ranks ninth at 1.5.
Golen and Lippert have combined to shoot 42.0 percent from three over the last 22 games, with Golen hitting on 36-of-78 attempts and Lippert nailing 38-of-98.
Cleaning the Glass
The Crimson has outrebounded its opponents in 23 of 27 games this season, including 10 straight from Nov. 22 to Jan. 7. Harvard had not outrebounded opponents in 10-straight games since the 2006-07 season, when it went 15 straight games with a rebounding advantage. Harvard enters Tuesday ranked second in the Ancient Eight in rebounding offense (40.1), rebounding defense (34.1) and rebounding margin (+6.1).
Individually, Miriam Rutzen ranks sixth in the Ancient Eight with 6.3 rpg after having grabbed 10 or more boards in six games this season.
Triple Threat
Returning All-Ivy selections Christine Clark, Brogan Berry and Victoria Lippert are each averaging over 10 ppg and are among the Ivy League's leading scorers. Entering Tuesday Clark has netted 15.3 ppg, which was good for fifth in the conference, while Berry ranks ninth with 12.1 ppg and Lippert 10th with 12.0 ppg.
The Crimson is 13-1 this season when allowing less than 60 points and has held seven of its last nine opponents to under that total. Harvard held both UMass (47) and TCU (44) to under 50 points, marking the first time it has done so in consecutive games since March of 2008. Both the Minutewomen (26.6) and Horned Frogs (23.7) also shot below 30 percent, a feat which the Crimson had not accomplished since at least the 2001-02 season, the last season for which complete game-by-game records are available.
You Can Count on Clark
Christine Clark has scored in double-figures in 25 of 27 games this season, and had a streak of 21 consecutive double-digit performances dating back to last season. In her first 55 career games, Clark had scored at least 10 points 46 times and has been limited to under five points only three times.
In the Clutch
Harvard has played several games this season which have been decided down the stretch, and two of the team's leading scorers have stood up to the challenge. Christine Clark enters Tuesday shooting 57.1 percent (8-14) with less than two minutes to play while going 35-of-41 from the line for a total of 51 points. Brogan Berry, meanwhile, had totaled 40 points on 47.1 percent shooting (8-17) while going 24-of-28 at the charity stripe.
Team Effort
All 13 active Crimson scored against Columbia on March 2, marking the third time this season at least nine student-athletes have scored in the same game. Harvard had at least nine student-athletes score at least one point 12 times last year, including a 96-63 win over New Hampshire in which 13 Crimson put points on the board.
BIG Time Win
Harvard's 63-56 win over St. John's on Dec. 22 was the team's first over a BIG EAST opponent in exactly eight years, following a 73-59 win at Providence on Dec. 22, 2003. It was also Harvard's first win over a BIG EAST opponent at Lavietes Pavilion since a 79-76 triumph against Syracuse on Nov. 22, 2002, and its first over a BCS conference school since an 82-81 win over Boston College on Nov. 14, 2009.
And the Award Goes To...
Christine Clark was named the College Sports Madness Ivy League Player of the Week on Feb. 19, marking the fifth time this season the award has gone to a Crimson student-athlete. Clark has earned the award three times while Brogan Berry and Emma Golen have each been honored once.
Player to Watch
Senior co-captain Brogan Berry, who has posted 12.1 ppg and 4.3 apg season, was featured on Graham Hays' list of mid-major players to watch on ESPN.com.
"The 5-8 Ohio native averaged 4.6 assists per game as a junior and ranked ninth in the nation in assist-to-turnover ratio. She's not all pass, holding onto the ball often enough to lead the Crimson by averaging 13.6 points per game and shoot 39 percent from the 3-point line."
Captaining the Ship
Seniors Brogan Berry and Lindsay Louie were chosen by their teammates as captains for the 2011-12 season. Berry is a three-year starter and two-time team MVP, while Louie earned the Harvard Pride Award following the 2009-10 season.
Catch the Crimson in 2011-12
Harvard fans can watch each of the team's 12 home games in 2011-12 live online through GoCrimson.com. A women's basketball pass costs just $59.95 and this year also includes audio broadcasts for the team's games at Providence, New Hampshire and Brown. Click here to sign up today.
Inside Ivy League Basketball
"Inside Ivy League Basketball," an online radio show dedicated to talking basketball in the Ancient Eight, launched Thursday, Nov. 10 on BlogTalkRadio.com. "Inside Ivy League Basketball" takes an in-depth look at all the news and notes surrounding Ivy men's and women's basketball on and off the courts. Click here to listen now.


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The four drivers of Rock Hill's economy, as demonstrated by the four civitas installed at the Gateway corridor, are energy, inspiration, knowledge, and industry. This civitas also credits the textile industry as the foundation on which this city grew. Some of the largest employers in this city are 3D Systems, Amida Industries, Carolina Energy, Comporium Communications, and Cytec Carbon Filters. This city also has huge shopping outlets that drive the economy while providing employment opportunities and quality products and services.
Living in Rock Hill provides an all-round experience for the resident. This is because of all the recreation opportunities at their disposal. Those who learning have a lot of museums to visit in this city, including Museum of York County, Main Street Children's Museum, Rock Hill Fire Station Museum, and the Catawba Cultural Center. Nature aficionados can take in the beauty at Ebenezer Park, Glencairn Gardens, and Manchester Meadows Park, while those who like adventure can have fun courtesy of the Canaan Zipline Canopy Tour.
Finding a new home for sale in Rock Hill is easier than ever, thanks to New Home Source. If your budget is within the upper $200s and the upper $300s. Home sizes range from 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms to 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Through our site, you can watch videos, take virtual tours, or analyze the floor plans to determine if the home is suitable for you and your family. This ensures you make the right decision before purchasing a home.
Have all the information you need before buying a home, courtesy of New Home Source. Our resource is very organized and detailed, giving you confidence that you are making the right home purchase decision.


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The Quoc Pham Tourer shoe is a chunky, comfortable touring shoe, for the more narrow-footed among you.
There just aren't enough nice looking, traditional leather cycling shoes on the market in my opinion. Quoc Pham stuck their big toe into the shoe arena a few years ago with their pretty 'fixed' shoe, a very slim shoe designed for toe clips.
Very popular with those who enjoy picnics and coasting through the countryside dressed in tweed, at least in my imagination they are. The 'Fixed' shoe was small and narrow and depending on the width of your foot, I needed a size and a half to two sizes larger than what was said on the box for my feet to fit.
The Tourers aren't much different to the Fixed in terms of fit - you might only need to go up one size and if you haven't got delicate, slender feet then these pups are going to be snug. If the foot can be squeezed into these elegant cycling slippers then you will be rewarded with a well fitted shoe but it may take a couple of days wearing them around the house before you break them in.
In time the leather becomes very supple indeed and if you have Hobbit-like feet then the outside of these shoes even begins to appear a bit knobbly!
The soles are fairly chunky. I would have preferred to have seen the thick rubber sole with less of an aggressive tread but still maintaining the recessed cleat.
The laces do a good job of keeping your feet in when honking on the pedals but these aren't designed for overly zealous play.
The leather does a good job of keeping the elements from attacking your toes as long as you put a bit of care into looking after them. They aren't the warmest shoe - probably because you can't get a thick sock in there being such a snug fit - so maybe go up another half size if you are buying them for year round use.
The recessed cleat and moderately stiff sole allows you to walk fine in these without you looking like you walking like you have something clenched between your butt cheeks.
They are an elegant shoe which make your feet look petite, like a ballet dancer, which can look a little lost with anything but narrow trousers or shorts.
In summary, if these shoes fit then you then you are able to enjoy proper footwear, that look like shoes rather than football boots but also offer the benefits of being clipped in.
An elegant SPD shoe best suited to the well attired cyclist with narrow feet (and remember to buy them a size bigger).
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road.cc test report
Make and model: Quoc Pham Tourer shoe
Size tested: 42
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
"Quoc Pham bicycle shoes are made for the discerning cyclist who doesn't lose substance when gaining significant style." - I definitely didn't lose any substance but possibly gained only a marginal amount in style.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Made from a precise three layer construction, a leather outer & lining with strong canvas maize inner, provides the requisite form, durability and comfort that make the Tourer shoes unique. The signature Quoc Pham reflective strip on the heel of each shoe provides safety and style and a chunky sole gives good grip and durability.
These are beautifully manufactured shoes but essentially are quite basic.
Once they are bedded in they are super snug and feel like a second skin, a leathery one. The soles are pretty stiff and the chunky grip on the bottom make them surprisingly easy to walk in. I wouldn't recommend them for racing in but they perform well enough for a competitive commute.
The leather, being soft and supple does require a bit of care to remain looking pretty; apart from that they are surprisingly robust.
At first you feel like you are auditioning to be a Geisha but once the leather stretches they fit like a glove made for your foot. If your feet are particularly ugly in shape (bunions etc) maybe consider going up 1.5-2 sizes bigger and wear some thick socks because the shoe does hug the profile of your hobbit claw.
Made by a skilled craft person probably over a couple of days. You are wearing a piece of art. £150 is what a pair of good shoes cost. These are good shoes.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
There aren't a great deal of shoes available for those who want something traditional looking, but these are just the ticket althouh better suited for those with narrower feet.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
They look like shoes you can wear with tweed and you can bike and walk in them fine.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
They are on the narrow side and you do need to buy them a shoe size bigger than you normally would. Persevere with the stretching of the leather and once bedded in you are rewarded with a very snug shoe.
Did you enjoy using the product? Not at first, but that soon changed.
Would you consider buying the product? Yes, they look great.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Only to those who appreciate good shoes.
About the tester
Age: 39 Height: 179 Weight: 79
I usually ride: Bike that I am testing at the time My best bike is: Giant CFR pro, old school carbon converted to fixed. Kinesis Convert 2 geared work horse, Look KG241 skinny whippet
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: commuting, touring, club rides, sportives, fixed/singlespeed, bare back


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|In 2003, RC Car Action and Air Age Media redefined RC events with the launch of RCX, and the hobby hasn't been the same since. RCX is the ultimate RC showcase and is the must-see RC event of the year. Now held in Pomona, CA at the popular Fairplex, RCX puts you right in the middle of the action. Of course, RC Car Action magazine and rccaraction.com were on the scene to capture all of the excitement. This year's event was the best yet. The legendary dirt racetrack built by Joey Christensen of The Dirt fame was the biggest it's ever been and we were all rewarded with some of the best and most exciting racing we've ever seen. When there's money on the line, the pros at RCX don't hold anything back. HobbyTown USA allowed you to take the excitement home by having a complete store onsite with scorching deals. A single ticket also got you full admittance into the Model Airplane News Expo, so if you like RC planes and helicopters, you could get your full with tons of manufacturers and vendors on hand as well as sick airborne demos going all day. The racing wasn't limited to indoors, as this year's event also featured an even bigger and better outdoor paved road course with plenty of racing action—everything from high-end 1/8-scale on-road racers to RC motorcycles. The variety at RCX is almost too much to absorb in only two days. You can feast your eyes on highly detailed 1/16-scale tanks and mind-blowing 1/6-scale tanks as well as awesome side-by-side drift car action. If it's RC, it was at RCX!
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Two young children have been left traumatised after their pet dog was set upon by a pack of blood-thirsty lurchers.
The young family woke up from their sleep at around 2am yesterday morning to the vicious sounds of their dog being attacked in Lurgan's Kilwilkie estate.
Family friend Aileen Murray-Marshall revealed on Facebook that neighbours alerted the family to the horrific attack.
It appears a group of young men were setting their lurchers on little Woody who was securely locked up in their garden.
And she called for local people to help find 'the scum' who did this to her friend's 'poor wee dog'.
"They were woken around 2am this morning (Tuesday) by neighbours telling them their dog was set upon by young fellas letting their Lurches on her dog.
Heartbroken isn't the word
"Heartbroken isn't the word.
"And her two young children area away to school traumatized.
"How the scum could do this to a wee dog is beyond belief.
"To make matters worse how they got her dog out of her garden with her gate still locked.
"Theses evil boys knew what they were at.
"So if anybody in the Kilwilkie estate heard or seen anything we would appreciate any news," she said, adding that family were fearful the dog would not pull through,
Poor Woody was taken to the vet and was immediately put on a drip and taken for X Rays.
The children's grandmother thanked everyone for their support.
She said: "Thank you everyone - Woody is in the vets from early morning - he's on a drip. We will know better in the morning when they X-ray him again.
"There are lumps out of him.
"The girls got visiting him in the vets. It's my granddaughters Eabha's dog - a much loved dog. Eabha has said she'll be able to sleep tonight. It's contented her seeing Woody.
"The another wee granddaughter Farrah Rose is just as upset.
"Again thank you all for your concern for wee Woody wood bags."
'Blooding' lurchers and other hunting dogs is common among owners who use their dogs to hunt other animals such as foxes and hares.
Over the years, small dogs and kittens have gone missing in north Lurgan and many believe they have been stolen by hunters to 'blood' their hounds.


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Anison USA February 2016 Day 2 Video Up
And here we have the online vimeo movie of Day 2 of Anison USA February 2016's performance. This was more of a concert setting taking place within the Bootleg Theatre located in Los Angeles. While it did start nearly two hours late, we did manage to get everything done, including the autographs at the end (though that in a very compressed manner). It's at times like this I wish I had some sort of platform for myself and the camera tripod to stand on, but I think I got everthing that needed to be gotten. Admittedly I had to quit trying to pull double duty as a photographer about half way through the event if I wanted the camera to stay on the performers to any reasonable degree, so I didn't get as much of that as I'd have liked. There was also the one tall dude who somehow always meandered into my shot, no matter where I replaced the tripod...it was surreal since he wasn't even doing it on purpose. Still, it was a lot of fun, as you'll see by clicking either on the article title itself or the more button below.
Anison USA February 2016 Day 1 Video Up
About a week ago I attended an event called Anison (short for Anime Song) USA. Apparently in their second year, it showcases various J-pop or J-pop inspired artists performing for their fans over here. This year included the talents of Ayu, Nozomi, Vandead Bakery, Roli Angel, Ally and Sally (, Momoi Halko, and Yumi Matsuzawa. Day one actually took place at a little anime store in Temple City, CA called Desu-nation. Aside from having to find a place to film, shooing people out of the way occasionally, and dealing with my camera being bumped and even knocked over once, it was an interesting and fairly decent event. Long Beach Comic Con was going on that weekend as well, but to be honest, the larger events are beginning to really piss me off considering what happens after a time with every convention once it reaches a certain critical mass in its membership. The smaller gatherings are beginning to be a lot more rewarding artistically, since you can actuallY BE artistic both in terms of covering them and for those performing in them for a receptive audience. So, click on the jump and you can check out day one of Anison USA's video. Day two, taking place at the Bootleg Theatre in L.A. and its pictures should be up sometime this week as well. Enjoy!
Myth: Legends of Burlesque and Magic 2015 Movie Up On Vimeo
Finally getting some of these movies encoded. I'll need to upgrade big time when I get a 4K camera. In any event, check out this year's Myth: Legends of Burlesque and Magic; performed at Anime Expo. For the third year it came, and for the second year was its own Main Event, and a well deserved designation it is. Don't know that I've ever seen anything gain popularity quite so fast or so deservedly as this show. But why take my word for it, when you can click 'Read More' and see it for yourself on our Vimeo channel? For those of you that like your really high quality digital copies of videos on your hard drives, don't worry...as soon as I get all this year's videos encoded, I'll do what I've done for the past few years, and load them all up as one big batch. Until then...enjoy!
Anime Conji 2015 Report
It should probably be noted at the beginning that if one is a photographer, it becomes an act of masochistic love to go to a convention of shiny cosplayers (yes, that was a deliberate Pokemon reference) with carpal tunnel syndrome. Thankfully, Anime Conji is a small convention and not the much larger Wondercon up in Anaheim. As it was, every single time I hefted the camera and took a photo, lancing pain through my hands and up my forarms was my reward.
This is the fifth year of Anime Conji, taking place at the Sheraton Hotel in the Marina across from the San Diego International Airport (no, really, you can walk across the highway to the airport just outside of the hotel) as it did the previous year. I admit to liking the Town and Country a lot better than the Sheraton due to the fact that it's a lot more accessible and the Fashion Valley Mall was in back of it, so one could bail out and get something to eat. Now, granted everything was spread all over the place at the Town and Country, but I'm thinking this could have mitigated somewhat by reserving more of the convention center proper with all of its little outlying rooms, but who knows how the hotel may have logistically fucked that one up to make that a nonstarter. But, whatever, it's at the Sheraton...nothing else to be done. Admittedly I wasn't planning on attending initially, but events did conspire to allow me the time and inclination to head over there. I'm not entirely certain what I went to, however. By that, I mean, a convention has a certain feel to it. This event was not lacking in it per se, but it was greatly lessened. Oddly, I even ran into an overbearing floor manager, and got kicked out of the Improv Masquerade, which is usually a threat at the larger conventions with such individuals; yet, even that didn't quite make me feel like I was at a convention. I think I get what it was, but I'll save that for later.
The Youtube Crackdown and the Future of Dragon's Anime Movies
I knew this day was coming, but I figured I'd have more time to be honest.
You've all may or may not have been aware of the current Youtube crackdown as reported by Kotaku here.
Sac Anime Summer 2013 Report Up
And finally, I get the Sac Anime Summer 2013 report done. With the small convention mentality, but the larger growing numbers, this one is at what many would term the sweet spot for pure enjoyment. I had a good time anyway, but why take just my statement here at face value? Check out my report for more detail.
Sac Anime Summer 2013 Report
Hmm…Sac Anime.
Third year I've been to this convention, and the first at their new location of the Sacramento Convention Center. It's a far larger location situated in downtown Sacramento, and surrounded by all the amenities of a down town area, such as hotels, quickie marts, and food…though that last one wasn't as important this year as I'll describe in a bit.
As has oddly become custom, though differently arriving in this case, I wound up flying in on Friday, Day 1. Original plan was to take the train, but I'm not spending thirteen fucking hours in transit when I could drive there in eight. Wound up taking Super Shuttle to the Quality Inn situated about a block away from the convention center down town, where Mayhem and co were already set up.
The Anime Expo 2013 Movie Torrents Are Now Available
And so, as I wade through Youtube's copyright hell on the Masquerade video, I will make it and its brothers available to you unedited in HD as a torrent. To get said torrent, you can either find it hosted on Nyaa Torrents or click on the Attachments field down below this post after clicking on "Read More" which should bring it up.
To one and all, I hope you enjoy the videos we all shot of this year's AX, and hopefully many more to come.
Welcome Back! The Rise of Dragon's Anime 5.5
Well, I guess I can't really say we're back in black, since we've traded up for basic white. However, I can say, finally, welcome the fuck back. We're running on Joomla 2.5, with a template hacked together by yours truly, based upon the design of my partner in crime, the Platinum Dragon. After that nasty little hack attack that put us down, we've managed to pretty much restore everything, though a lot of links and such are still not working. This will be a work in progress, and should even itself out as time goes on. The site itself has a spiffy new bootstrapped menu system up top for your navigation needs, and should be responsive enough to actually look decent on a mobile device.
On the subject of the Dragon, he's done worn out. So, as he wanders off into semi retirement...err...his century long sleep, that leaves most of what passes for day to day ops with me now. I've noticed that I keep loosing webmasters. First Navaash, then Rurouni, and now Platinum Dragon. It's a pity you Autobots die so easily or I might...err...wait, wrong show. Ah well, maybe after a long vacation I can convince him to come back and work some more, but at least I can take a bit of the burden of running this show off him, I hope.
So, now that we're back, I suppose it's back to work. Expect some new content shortly.
To one and all, welcome!
Transformers - Fall of Cybertron Review Up
We're not dead, but we're getting there. In case you're wondering, much of our efforts have been spent on getting the Dragon's Anime Youtube channel populated with all our movies from previous years. We didn't realize how daunting a task this was until we started, and then realized we had a ton of videos we've shot over the years, and we were going to need to reencode them all with modern hardware, filters, and in HD where possible. Still, we're chugging away, as you can see from the shear amount we've got so far. Once the main events are done, I'll be able to work on the snippets of events we have here and there as well. Gensao, for example, has provided me with loads of little moments in time that are a real treat to watch, and I'll share them with you at earliest opportunity.
In the mean time, we have a new review for the game Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. In a nutshell, if you liked the first one, or just like good third person shooters...you'll love this.
From each and every one of us here at Dragon's Anime we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Let's all hope it continues to be such for the foreseeable future.


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A remarkable thing about women who run is that they are very good at noticing when something in their body is off. I used to be amazed by this in the Urgent Care. So many people go around for YEARS not noticing their health problems, whereas women who run tended to come in with the smallest, must subtle complaints.
Noticing what is going on at the time - and being aware of it - acknowledging it. That is mindfulness. And I'm tired of it. I have become way too mindful. And it is time for me to let go of these buddhist tendencies (no matter how much street cred they give me).
Getting really sick last week only highlighted for me how much I dwell and stress and stare in the mirror looking for things that are ever so slightly off.
I had my thyroid tested and it was normal. Hemoglobin - normal. White blood cell count - normal. Gluten intolerant - well, I hadn' eaten gluten and my antibody level was borderline - so maybe.
Spending an adulthood getting tests taken that are normal is no way to live.
Especially when some (5%, inevitably) come back abnormal : my calcium, AST and albumin were slightly high (likely because I was dehydrated) and now I need to go back to get them retested. And I worry - IS there something wrong. Humans have not evolved to deal with the stress of lab tests that come back abnormally when nothing is wrong.
And I can't figure out why my left eye has been swollen for 2 years. I have had entire departments of ophthalmology looking at is and no one can figure it out. Maybe it is just time to let it go. Or stop sleeping with that turniquet of a night mask ... ???
(please don't make me meditate for 5 minutes in a yoga class and listen to my body - be mindful, be "present" - I WILL find something else wrong with me)
Today - I literally exercised my decrease in mindfulness. Run intervals. It is SUPPOSED to hurt. Ignore it.
1.5 km x 3 in 5:45, 5:43 and 5:38!
Here are some pictures from Christian's (The Lorax's) race yesterday:
|Every time we saw SR, he took a drink. It didn't take long before he got a cramp. It is good to learn these things while you're young!
|Which way?
|3.3 km in 32:32 (4 ½ minute improvement from last race in November!)
I shampoo every 4 days. Anything more and you strip the natural beauty from your hair and waste money and shampoo. Anything less and I'd probably start to smell, but I'm trying to increase to every 5 days.
Today's question:
Which Danish rock band has a new album out and a lead singer who Mattias was named after??
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A winner was selected from 52 designs submitted by 18 freelance designers.
YouTorrent new content pages PSD design
We are looking for a nice design for our content pages on YouTorrent. YouTorrent has a main page and search results that look nice.
But, we want to build out the content and directory want to represent some pages nicely, like this one one for example is just the standard blog theme and needs better representation:
We'd like a mock up of a content delivery network page, so , we want Youtorrent to compete with this page:
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- Design for our blog/content pages
- Mock up of a content distribution splash page to invite people to distribute their content (like http://www.mininova.org/distribution)
- Redesign of the homepage
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Procyon is Corporate Business and Portfolio WordPress Theme which comes with 2 different slider,different background colors with 28 skins and 5 colour scheme, many features and slides that look interesting with retina effect. With New Features of WordPress 3.x, Procyon has been coded to improve capability of the WordPresss 3.x features.
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- User Friendly Shortcodes
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Emmy noms announced; cable and PBS dominate drama
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Nominees for the 2012 primetime Emmy Awards were announced Thursday. Here's the full list.
They include a few fresh faces and firsts: the broadcast networks were shut out of the best drama category, which is owned by cable (AMC's "Mad Men," "Breaking Bad," HBO's "Boardwalk Empire," "Game of Thrones" and Showtime's "Homeland") and PBS (for "Downton Abbey"). "Homeland" is a welcome addition to the list.
In the best drama actress lineup only Julianna Marguiles and Kathy Bates broke into the ranks overshadowed by cable. Only Hugh Bonneville ("Downton Abbey") joined the best actor nominees, ruled by cable.
Last year's winners "Mad Men" and "Modern Family" continued to garner multiple nominations (17 and 14, respectively). Newcomer "Girls" got some Emmy love, Zooey Deschanel got a first-time nod for her role in "New Girl" and Julie Louis-Dreyfus entered the best comedy actress category for "Veep."
HBO remained the most-nominated network, with 81, but the gap wasn't as glaring as last year when HBO garnered more than double the second-place finisher, CBS.
So what were the biggest snubs?
"Glee," "The Office" and "Survivor." Hugh Laurie didn't get a going-away nod for "House." A changing of the guard also occurred in the variety series category, where late-night hosts David Letterman and Jay Leno were snubbed to make way for the Jimmys, Fallon and Kimmel.
A partial list:
Outstanding Comedy Series
"The Big Bang Theory," CBS
"Curb Your Enthusiasm," HBO
"Modern Family," ABC
"30 Rock," NBC
"Veep," HBO
Outstanding Drama Series
"Boardwalk Empire," HBO
"Breaking Bad," AMC
"Downton Abbey," PBS
"Game Of Thrones," HBO
"Homeland," Showtime
"Mad Men," AMC
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series
Lena Dunham, "Girls," HBO
Melissa McCarthy, "Mike & Molly," CBS
Zooey Deschanel, "New Girl," FOX
Edie Falco, "Nurse Jackie," Showtime
Amy Poehler, "Parks And Recreation," NBC
Tina Fey, "30 Rock," NBC
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, "Veep," HBO
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series
Jim Parsons, "The Big Bang Theory," CBS
Larry David, "Curb Your Enthusiasm," HBO
Don Cheadle, "House Of Lies," Showtime
Louis C.K. , "Louie," FX Networks
Alec Baldwin, "30 Rock," NBC
Jon Cryer, "Two And A Half Men," CBS
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series
Glenn Close, "Damages," FX
Michelle Dockery, "Downton Abbey," PBS
Julianna Margulies, "The Good Wife," CBS
Kathy Bates, "Harry's Law," NBC
Claire Danes, "Homeland," Showtime
Elisabeth Moss, "Mad Men," AMC
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series
Steve Buscemi, "Boardwalk Empire," HBO
Bryan Cranston, "Breaking Bad," AMC
Michael C. Hall, "Dexter," Showtime
Hugh Bonneville, "Downton Abbey" PBS
Damian Lewis, "Homeland," Showtime
Jon Hamm, "Mad Men," AMC
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series
Mayim Bialik, "The Big Bang Theory," CBS
Kathryn Joosten, "Desperate Housewives," ABC
Julie Bowen, "Modern Family," ABC
Sofia Vergara, "Modern Family," ABC
Merritt Wever, "Nurse Jackie," Showtime
Kristen Wiig, "Saturday Night Live," NBC
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series
Ed O'Neill, "Modern Family," ABC
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, "Modern Family," ABC
Ty Burrell, "Modern Family," ABC
Eric Stonestreet, "Modern Family," ABC
Max Greenfield, "New Girl," FOX
Bill Hader, "Saturday Night Live," NBC
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series
Anna Gunn, "Breaking Bad," AMC
Maggie Smith, "Downton Abbey," PBS
Joanne Froggatt, "Downton Abbey," PBS
Archie Panjabi, "The Good Wife," CBS
Christine Baranski, "The Good Wife,"
Christina Hendricks, "Mad Men," AMC
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series
Aaron Paul, "Breaking Bad," AMC
Giancarlo Esposito, "Breaking Bad," AMC
Brendan Coyle, "Downton Abbey," PBS
Jim Carter, "Downton Abbey," PBS
Peter Dinklage, "Game of Thrones," HBO
Jared Harris, "Mad Men," AMC
Outstanding Miniseries or Movie
"American Horror Story," FX
"Game Change," HBO
"Hatfields & McCoys," HISTORY
"Hemingway & Gellhorn," HBO
"Luther," BBC America
"Sherlock: A Scandal In Belgravia (Masterpiece)," PBS
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie
Connie Britton, "American Horror Story," FX
Julianne Moore, "Game Change," HBO
Nicole Kidman, "Hemingway & Gellhorn," HBO
Ashley Judd, "Missing," ABC
Emma Thompson, "The Song Of Lunch (Masterpiece)," PBS
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie
Woody Harrelson, "Game Change," HBO
Kevin Costner, "Hatfields & McCoys," HISTORY
Bill Paxton, "Hatfields & McCoys," HISTORY
Clive Owen, "Hemingway & Gellhorn," HBO
Idris Elba, "Luther," BBC America
Benedict Cumberbatch, "Sherlock: A Scandal In Belgravia (Masterpiece)," PBS
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or A Movie
Frances Conroy, "American Horror Story," FX
Jessica Lange, "American Horror Story," FX
Sarah Paulson, "Game Change," HBO
Mare Winningham, "Hatfields & McCoys," HISTORY
Judy Davis, "Page Eight (Masterpiece)" PBS
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie
Denis O'Hare, "American Horror Story," FX
Ed Harris, "Game Change," HBO
Tom Berenger, "Hatfields & McCoys," HISTORY
David Strathairn, "Hemingway & Gellhorn," HBO
Martin Freeman, "Sherlock: A Scandal In Belgravia (Masterpiece)," PBS
Outstanding Reality Program
"Antiques Roadshow," PBS
"Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution," ABC
"MythBusters," Discovery Channel
"Shark Tank," ABC
"Undercover Boss," CBS
"Who Do You Think You Are?," NBC
Outstanding Reality-Competition Program
"The Amazing Race," CBS
"Dancing With The Stars," ABC
"Project Runway," Lifetime
"So You Think You Can Dance," FOX
"The Voice," NBC
Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality-Competition Program
Phil Keoghan, "The Amazing Race," CBS
Ryan Seacrest, "American Idol," FOX
Betty White, "Betty White's Off Their Rockers," NBC
Tom Bergeron, "Dancing With The Stars," ABC
Cat Deeley, "So You Think You Can Dance," FOX
Outstanding Variety Series
"The Colbert Report," Comedy Central
"The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," Comedy Central
"Jimmy Kimmel Live," ABC
"Late Night With Jimmy Fallon," NBC
"Real Time With Bill Maher," HBO
"Saturday Night Live," NBC
Outstanding Variety Special
"Betty White's 90th Birthday: A Tribute To America's Golden Girl," NBC
"Kathy Griffin: Tired Hooker," Bravo
"The Kennedy Center Honors," CBS
"Tony Bennett: Duets II (Great Performances)," PBS


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blackibiza wrote:How can I execute Android from the SATA HDD?
I mean, how should I configure Uboot in order to load the kernel from microSD and all the system from HDD Sata?
Wrong place for this question... but the answer is:
1. Copy the root filesystem to your hard drive (partition /dev/sda1)
2. Change the rootfs kernel parameter from /dev/mmcblkXpX to /dev/sda1


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"This image makes me laugh every time I see it. I found the book with the woman seated at a desk some time ago, but didn't have a clue as to what to do with it. I didn't find a 'mate' until I began thinking about the limited-edition print ideas for Aperture. Truth be told, I found two books—but felt the one I used had more of the spark of tension needed for the final print—two coeds schooling us on the primal art of getting noticed." —Thomas Allen
To create this image, featured in his debut monograph Uncovered (Aperture, 2007), American artist Thomas Allen selects the pulpiest of pulp paperbacks and lovingly slices out the cover figures, gently folding them into position and constructing witty scenes around them. He then photographs his carefully lit tableau with his four-by-five-inch camera, in shallow focus, using no digital effects whatsoever. This technique imparts a dreamy effect to his prints, reminiscent of the View-Master stereoscopic toy that is amongst his inspirations, delighting photography lovers, graphic designers, and bibliophiles alike.
Thomas Allen (born in Detroit, Michigan, 1963) earned his BFA from Wayne State University in Detroit in 1991, followed by an MFA at the University of Minnesota in 1996. He received the prestigious McKnight Artist Fellowship for Photographers in 1997 and a fellowship from the Minnesota State Arts Board in 2000. A resident of Coloma, Michigan, he is represented by Foley Gallery, New York, and Barry Fine Arts, Minneapolis.


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You Tube is such a wonderful place – well, it has its downside – but overall its a fantastic place to watch what I want, when I want.
It got me thinking – what do most people prefer – blog posts or videos?
Blog Posts require a bit more effort – you have to read through it, but it can be more informative than a video (ie. when listing ingredients).
Videos are quite a tricky medium I've come to realise! For one thing, speaking naturally and comfortably is difficult, and the editing and post production is extremely important not to mention time consuming.
But it has its perks, like being able to show how a product works and the viewer can watch it even when they are doing something else. It can also feel more personal to the viewer.
Do you know…I like both mediums and because I love to write. Blogging is my favourite thing to do BUT because I am usually working on something, I prefer to watch videos as it means I can listen to it even if I am typing up some work.
So tell me: