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SEMO women's basketball victorious over Harris Stowe in classroom on the court game (11/30/23)
Redhawks drop battle for first place in OVC (2/13/23)The Redhawks men�s basketball team dropped their competition against the Morehead State University Eagles by a score of 65-59 on Saturday, Feb. 11, at the Show Me Center. SEMO started off a little slow and was able to pick it up in the second half, but it was just a little too late...
Alecia Doyle, the freshman shaking up SEMO women�s basketball (2/10/23)From a small town of just under 6,000 people in Carterville, Illinois, 5�8� guard and bubble tea lover Alecia Doyle is making a big-time impact for SEMO women�s basketball in her freshman campaign. Playing in all 23 games so far this season and starting in 19 of them, Doyle has accumulated the most starts on the team as a freshman and second most overall, behind junior guard Sophie Bussard. ...
SEMO women's basketball fall to Little Rock Trojans (2/3/23)
SEMO women�s basketball drops a close game to Tennessee Tech (1/22/23)The SEMO women�s basketball team was defeated by Tennessee Tech 76-72 at the Show Me Center on Saturday, Jan. 21. Sophomore guard Jaliyah Green led the Redhawks with 21 points followed by sophomore forward Kennedi Watkins with 16 and freshman guard Alecia Doyle with 11...
SEMO Women�s Basketball defeats UT Martin, extends winning streak to three (1/20/23)SEMO women�s basketball added to their winning streak with a 56-54 victory over UT Martin at the Show Me Center on Jan. 19. The game started rough for the Redhawks as UT Martin took an early lead. The Redhawks regrouped and kept up with UT Martin�s fast-paced and physical play. SEMO scored 14 points in the first quarter after regrouping to make it 29-22 by halftime...
Kennedi Watkins Emerges as Redhawk�s Top Performer (12/9/22)Sophomore forward Kennedi Watkins has played a major role in the early season for Redhawks women�s basketball. The preseason All-Ohio Valley Conference Team selection leads the Redhawks in points with 91. She also leads the team in points per game and rebounds...
SEMO Women�s Basketball takes down Rust College in close game (12/2/22)SEMO Women�s basketball ended their two-game losing streak with a 63-60 victory over Rust College at the Show Me Center on Dec. 1. The game started off strong for the Redhawks scoring 15 points in the first quarter, only allowing Rust to score nine. Rust came back fighting in the second quarter. They scored 14 points and made it 26-23 at the half...
SEMO Women�s basketball wins season opener 60-48 (11/9/22)SEMO Women�s basketball kicked off their season with a strong victory, defeating UHSP Eutectics by way of St. Louis 60-48 on Nov. 7 at the Show Me Center. The Redhawks outscored the Eutectics 39-16 in the second half. Head Coach Rekha Patterson said she was proud of the way her team came out in the second half after trailing by 11 points at halftime...
Redhawks Women�s Basketball ready to tip off new season (10/26/22)The Southeast Missouri State women�s basketball team is gearing up for the 2022-23 season. A year after what players and head coach Rekha Patterson called a �disappointment,� they are ready to step back on the court and get back to their winning days...
SEMO women�s basketball falls to UT Martin (2/24/22)The Redhawks lost against the UT Martin Skyhawks team 70-49 Thursday, Feb. 24 at the Show Me Center.
SEMO women�s basketball loses tough contest against Belmont (2/14/22)The Redhawks dropped a hard-fought game against the Belmont Bruins 70-67 Saturday, Feb. 12 at the Show Me Center.
SEMO Women�s basketball falls to Eastern Illinois; extends losing skid to three games (2/6/22)The Redhawks dropped a contest against the Eastern Illinois Panthers 72-53 on Saturday, Feb. 5 at the Show-Me Center in Cape Girardeau. The Redhawks turned the ball over 17 times which was a big role in their offensive struggles. Freshman guard Kennedi Watkins said she is still finding ways to stay positive after the Redhawks dropped to 5-18 on the season...
Southeast game times change against UT Martin (2/2/22)Southeast Missouri State University�s men�s and women�s basketball teams are scheduled to face UT Martin tomorrow, Feb. 3.
Deanay Watson from �double-dribble queen� to Southeast heavy-hitter (1/31/22)Turn on a Southeast women�s basketball game, and it is hard to miss the 5�10 senior guard from Bradenton, Fla, Deanay Watson.
SEMO women�s basketball falls to SIUE (1/30/22)The SEMO women�s basketball team suffered a tough loss on Saturday, Jan. 29, as they fell 69-61 to the visiting Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) Cougars. Senior guards Taelour Pruitt and Deanay Watson led the Redhawks in scoring with 18 points each. The loss comes after the Redhawks were able to snap a 9-game losing streak on Jan. 27 against Morehead state...
SEMO Women�s Basketball defeats Morehead State, ends losing streak (1/28/22)The Redhawks women�s basketball team defeated Morehead State 60-53 on Thursday, Jan. 27 at the Show Me Center. The win not only snapped a 9-game losing streak, but gave the Redhawks their first conference win of the season.
SEMO women�s basketball falls to Tennessee State, extends losing streak (1/21/22)SEMO women�s basketball opened the semester with a loss to Tennessee State University 68 - 53 on Thursday, Jan. 20 at the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau.
Redhawks basketball well represented in upcoming tournaments (2/28/21)Both the men�s and women�s basketball teams qualified for the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament on March 3 at the Ford Center in Evansville, Ind.
Women�s basketball knocks off Morehead State behind big first half (2/21/21)The SEMO women�s basketball team defeated Morehead State on Saturday, Feb. 20 by a score of 61-52.
Hard work leads to scholarship for Hancock (2/16/21)All collegiate athletes put in countless hours in the gym. One college athlete, women�s basketball forward sophomore Sophia Hancock, had her countless hours turn into a scholarship after walking on the Southeast women's basketball team her freshman year. Hancock went from averaging three minutes per game her freshman season to averaging 10 minutes per game her sophomore season. All collegiate athletes put in countless hours in the gym. One college athlete, women�s basketball forward sophomore Sophia Hancock, had her countless hours turn into a scholarship after walking on the Southeast women's basketball team her freshman year. Hancock went from averaging three minutes per game her freshman season to averaging 10 minutes per game her sophomore season.
Redhawks defense shuts down Jacksonville State (2/6/21)On Saturday afternoon the Southeast women�s basketball team defeated Jacksonville State 62-54. Southeast struck first blood, scoring the first basket and never looking back, leading the entire game.
Redhawks use defense down the stretch to beat Tennessee Tech (2/4/21)The women's basketball team played Tennessee Tech on Feb. 4 at the Show Me Center. The Redhawks beat Tennessee Tech 59-55.
Women�s basketball uses complete team game to beat SIUE (1/28/21)The Women's Basketball team beat SIUE 77-62 at the Show Me Center on Jan. 28.
Women�s basketball gearing up for stretch run (1/19/21)Southeast women�s basketball is in the midst of a stretch of games against fellow Ohio Valley Conference opponents. As it stands, the Redhawks are 7-4 overall and 5-1 in the OVC.
Balanced effort leads Southeast to first win of the season (12/1/20)The Southeast women�s basketball team picked up their first win of the season by defeating the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy Eutectics 75-44 on Dec. 1 at the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau.
Women�s basketball drops season opener to nationally ranked Louisville (11/25/20)Southeast women�s basketball fell to the fifth ranked Louisville Cardinals 74-53 on Nov. 25 at the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
Women�s basketball relies on experience in preparation for season (10/29/20)The Southeast women�s basketball team won the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Championship over University of Tennessee Martin in the 2019-2020 season. They have eight returning players from last year�s championship season to guide the newcomers in the right direction during their shorter-than-usual training period.
Paving the way: the team immortalized in SEMO history (10/12/20)The 1986-87 Southeast women�s basketball team is set to be enshrined in the Southeast Hall of Fame. The �86-�87 team joined five other new members in the 2020 induction class. The team featured four seniors which included Pat Colon, Stephanie Williams, Sherri Shirrell and Sandy Heitschmidt and was coached by Ed Arnzen.
Rekha Patterson�s coaching theory: communication is key (9/22/20)Communication, a developing part of sports, is Coach Rekha Patterson�s focus. Patterson is the head coach of the 2019-20 Ohio Valley Conference champion women�s basketball team.
Women�s basketball alumni influencing younger generation (9/22/20)Three former members of the Southeast women�s basketball team are doing their part to influence the next generation of women�s basketball players.
Patterson and Korn facilitating change with help of their teams (6/8/20)Southeast coaches are using their personal experiences along with their players personal experiences to improve racial understanding. Men�s basketball head coach Brad Korn and Women�s basketball head coach Rekha Patterson agreed the conversations are needed following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25.
Slow first half plagues Southeast in loss to UT Martin (3/2/20)A slow first half offensively burned the Southeast women�s basketball team in its 78-72 loss to the University of Tennessee at Martin Skyhawks on Feb. 29.
Southeast reaches 20 wins for first time in 12 years (2/17/20)The Southeast women�s basketball team led from start to finish as they defeated the Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville Cougars 80-57 on Saturday, Feb. 15 at the Show-Me Center.
Women�s basketball wins tenth in a row (2/16/20)The Redhawks breakout third quarter led to a 71-69 victory over the University of Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks for their tenth straight win.
Women's basketball wins ninth in a row (2/10/20)Junior guard Tesia Thompson had a scoring outburst, with a season high 28 points and nine rebounds as the Redhawks picked up the 87-72 victory against the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles.
Women�s basketball pick up eighth straight-win in win over Jacksonville State (2/10/20)The Redhawks women�s basketball team extended its winning streak to eight games after defeating the Jacksonville State Gamecocks 79-52 on Feb. 6 at the Show Me Center.
Redhawks defeat SIU with the return of Tesia Thompson (12/12/19)Southeast women�s basketball defeated Southern Illinois University 79-65 on Saturday, Dec. 7, pushing their season record to 5-2.
Women�s basketball jumps to 2-0 after defeating Evansville (11/17/19)The Southeast�s women's basketball team improved to 2-0 after they beat the University of Evansville 83-60 on Sunday, Nov. 10. Junior guard Tesia Thompson led the way with a team high 21 points while also tallying two steals and block.
Big first half leads Southeast to victory in home opener (11/8/19)The Southeast women�s basketball team got off to a slow start but bounced back in a big way defeating the University of Missouri-Saint Louis Tritons 70-56. The Redhawks used a 20-1 run late in the first quarter to hold a 27-16 advantage after 10 minutes of play. Consistent team play was a key factor in the victory.
Women�s basketball begins quest for fifth consecutive OVC tournament appearance; 10 players return to team (10/21/19)Tipoff is just around the corner as the Southeast women�s basketball team gears up for the 2019-20 season.
Women�s basketball falls after hot streak (2/5/19)The Southeast women�s basketball team saw its first three-game win streak of the season end with a pair of Ohio Valley Conference losses last week. The redhawks suffered both losses in Nashville, Tennessee, losing 91-57 to Belmont on Thursday and falling to Tennessee State on Saturday. ...
Player Spotlight: Carrie Shephard of Women's Basketball (1/30/19)From being sidelined for two years due to injuries to becoming the top 3-point shooter on the team, it has been nothing short of a long road for redshirt-junior Carrie Shephard. Through physical therapy and countless hours in the gym, Shephard is now living out her college career for the first time in a Redhawks uniform. ...
Women�s basketball dominates Eastern Illinois; wins third in a row (1/29/19)The Southeast women's basketball team, led by sophomore guard Tesia Thompson�s 26 points, defeated Eastern Illinois on Saturday, Jan. 26, by a score of 72-57 at the Show Me Center. Southeast coach Rekha Patterson�s game plan against the Panthers� zone defense allowed for the Redhawks to control the paint, where they scored 34 of their 72 points...
Southeast women�s basketball team wins close one over SIU-E (1/28/19)The story needs editor�s note saying that it first appeared in the Southeast Missourian In a game that followed much the same script as their previous meeting this season, the Southeast Missouri State women's basketball team improved to 2-0 this season against Southern Illinois-Edwardsville with a 63-58 win Thursday night at the Show Me Center...
Women�s basketball falters late in close loss to Murray State (1/14/19)All 12 of Southeast women�s basketball players who played put points on the board in a back-and-forth battle with Murray State on Saturday, Jan. 12, at the Show Me Center, but the group effort came up short in the face of Racers freshman guard Macey Turley...
Women�s basketball pull away late in the fourth to down Governors at home (1/11/19)Sophomore guard Tesia Thompson returned to the lineup with her fourth double-double of the season to lead the Southeast women�s basketball team to a 64-54 victory over Austin Peay on Thursday, Jan. 10, at the Show Me Center. Thompson, who missed the previous game against the University of Tennessee Martin on Jan. 5 due to a death in the family, had 17 points and 10 rebounds...
Women surrender 18 point lead in OVC home opener against UT Martin (1/8/19)The Southeast women�s basketball team allowed University of Tennessee - Martin to mount a 19-2 run in the final minutes of the Redhawks� conference home-opener and ultimately lost 80-73 on Jan. 5. The team played without sophomore guard Tesia Thompson, the team�s scorer on the season, who had a death in her family...
Redhawks pick apart Harris Stowe, finish with 18 steals (12/31/18)The Southeast women�s basketball team played its final non-conference game on Saturday, Dec. 29, an 80-65 win over Harris Stowe at the Show Me Center. Harris Stowe is in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), an entity separate from the National Collegiate Athletic Association, but comparable to the Division II competition level of the NCAA...
Southeast falls to 2-5 after loss to Indiana State (12/1/18)The Southeast women�s basketball team fell 62-51 to the Indiana State Sycamores on Thursday, Nov. 29, at the Show Me Center. Indiana State came out firing as they started the game on an 11-0 run aided by 10 Southeast turnovers in the first five minutes...
Redhawks show dominance in exhibition games (11/2/18)The women's basketball team beat Rockhurst 78-51 on Saturday, and Lindenwood-Belleville 82-50 on Tuesday evening to sweep both exhibition games. Sophomore forward Tesia Thompson led a balanced performance for the Redhawks against Lindenwood-Belleville with 15 points, eight rebounds and four steals. ...
Women's basketball prepares to travel south (10/22/18)The Southeast women�s basketball team is looking to start the season on the right foot as they travel south to Mississippi State on Nov. 6 for the opening act of the 2018-19 season. Among the returners for the Redhawks is reigning Ohio Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year Adrianna Murphy and reigning OVC Freshman of the Year Tesia Thompson...
Women's basketball looks forward to the 2018-19 season (3/19/18)The Southeast women�s basketball team concluded their 2017-18 season with a 63-60 loss to UT Martin in the first round of the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament on Feb. 28. The team�s final record was 14-17 and 9-9 in conference play, finishing tied for sixth. ...
Tesia Thompson wins OVC Freshman of the Year (3/10/18)Freshman guard Tesia Thompson became the first Redhawk in program history to earn Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Year when the announcement was made before the start of the conference tournament. Along with that honor, she was also named to the All-OVC Second Team and the All-Newcomer Team. Thompson earned accolades during the season as well, being named OVC Freshman of the Week three times...
Women's basketball defeats Eastern Illinois at the buzzer (2/16/18)
Redhawks fall to Austin Peay with lack of effort (2/4/18)The Southeast women's basketball team lost a frustrating battle against Austin Peay on Saturday, falling 61-50 in Ohio Valley Conference play at the Show Me Center Saturday. Southeast came out strong, winning the first quarter 15-9, but weren�t able to outscore Austin Peay for the remainder of the game...
Women's basketball vs. Murray State, Feb. 1, 2018 (2/2/18)
Redhawks win, clinch spot in OVC Tournament (2/20/16)Southeast Missouri State�s women�s basketball team defeated Eastern Illinois 82-52 giving them a 15-12 overall record, 8-6 in conference play. With the win, the Redhawks clinched a spot in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament in Nashville, Tennessee, starting March 2-5...
Rekha Patterson named Southeast women's basketball coach (4/21/15)Rekha Patterson will be the next coach for the Southeast Missouri State women's basketball program, Athletic Director Mark Alnutt announced on April 15 at the Show Me Center. Patterson agreed to a four-year contract that runs through 2019 worth $94,000 per year with a $10,000 annuity. When the agreement is official, Patterson will become the eighth coach of the Southeast women's program and the first female head coach for Southeast in its NCAA Division I era...
Nutt and Margenthaler leave Southeast basketball teams (3/24/15)On Monday, both the men's and women's basketball programs at Southeast Missouri State University lost its coach. Men's basketball coach Dickey Nutt and women's basketball coach Ty Margenthaler are no longer employed at Southeast. Nutt was effectively relieved of his duties today and Margenthaler resigned from his position on Friday, according to director of athletics Mark Alnutt...
Women's basketball wraps season (3/3/15)The Southeast Missouri State women's basketball team wrapped up its season on Saturday with a 72-67 loss to Austin Peay at the Show Me Center. With the loss, Southeast finished with a conference record of 3-13. This marks the fourth consecutive season under coach Ty Margenthaler that the team has finished with a record under .500, and the fifth time since the 2008-2009 season, when the team finished 15-15...
Improvements start in practice for Redhawks (1/20/15)The Southeast Missouri State women's basketball team had a lot of goals this season. Much like any other basketball team, these goals included getting better as a unit, creating chemistry between teammates and most of all, winning games. "Our main goal before the year was just to get better as a team," coach Ty Margenthaler said. "I believe we did that with a good record in the non-conference, But our ultimate goal right now is to get to Nashville and the conference tournament."...
Transfer players on women's basketball team welcomed by team (12/2/14)College basketball players transfer from one school to the other rather frequently. The players can either move up from the junior college level to a four-year university or from one university to another. People on the outside are not aware of what the player goes through in the transfer process...
Women's basketball hopes to exceed expectations this season (10/28/14)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team has begun practicing and preparing to prove people who have low expectations wrong this season. After finishing 10-19 and 6-10 in the Ohio Valley Conference last year, Southeast is picked to finish 11th in the conference this season according to the Ohio Valley Conference website, but that isn't stopping the players from having high hopes...
New assistants have worked together before (10/7/14)Southeast Missouri State University's women's basketball team will have some different faces at the end of the bench after coach Ty Margenthaler added two new assistants to accompany Heather Ezell for the upcoming season. Cameron Tucker and Lavesa Glover have been added to Margenthaler's coaching staff and they both come in with a lot of experience...
Women end season, fail to advance to Ohio Valley Conference tourney (3/10/14)The Southeast Missouri State women's basketball team fell short of reaching its goal this season, which was to advance to the Ohio Valley Conference tournament. The Redhawks finished 10th overall in the conference. They had to place eighth to be able to punch their ticket to Nashville, Tenn., where the tournament is held each year...
Redhawks Women's Basketball loses to Western Kentucky (11/26/13)Patricia Mack, senior forward, recorded her first double-double of the season and seventh of her career with 13 points and 10 rebounds in a 90-75 loss against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (3-1) on Nov. 19 at home in the Show Me Center. "In a loss like this, that double-double doesn't really matter...
Women's basketball team sets sights on OVC tournament (10/28/13)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team is setting new goals, conditioning hard in practice and building team chemistry, all in hopes for a shot to play in the Ohio Valley Conference tournament. Third-year coach Ty Margenthaler has been eyeing the tournament ever since his arrival...
Walk for Women helps raise scholarship funds (4/1/13)Southeast Missouri State University will host the sixth annual Walk for Women on April 13 to support women's athletics.
Women fail to qualify, men nearly in OVC tournament (2/25/13)The Southeast Missouri State University men's and women's basketball teams are in the final week of its seasons, but only the men's team have a chance to earn a spot in the OVC tournament.
Southeast women's basketball falls flat in loss to EIU (2/9/13)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team lost to Eastern Illinois 64-46 on Saturday at the Show Me Center.
Southeast guard brings talent from New Zealand (2/4/13)Jordan Hunter is a native of Papakura, New Zealand is the starting point guard for Southeast Missouri State University's women's basketball team.
Women's basketball team's losing streak continues (2/3/13)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team lost to Eastern Kentucky 53-49 Saturday at the Show Me Center.
Redhawks hit clutch shots, beat Southern Indiana 68 - 62 (11/5/12)Southeast guard Allyson Bradshaw made a long-range jumper to help get the momentum started for the Redhawks midway through the second half. Then forced turnovers and breakaway layups helped lead to a Redhawks victory over Division II Southern Indiana 68-62.
Redhawks set sight on OVC tournament (11/5/12)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team is going to be young this season and has been picked to finish sixth in the OVC West Division by the preseason poll by OVC head coaches and sports information directors.
Southeast women's basketball loses on senior night (2/19/12)The UT Martin women's basketball team spoiled Southeast Missouri State University's senior night after handing them a 77-44 loss Saturday night.
Southeast women's basketball puts on defensive clinic against Tennessee State (2/5/12)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team put on a great defensive performance in a 50-39 win over Tennessee State Saturday night.
Southeast Missouri State's women's basketball team snaps losing streak (1/31/12)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team snapped a five-game losing streak with a much-needed win over Austin Peay Monday night.
Newcomer Allyson Bradshaw shows potential (1/17/12)Allyson Bradshaw's favorite court to play on during her basketball career at Notre Dame High School in Cape Girardeau was at the Show Me Center.
Southeast has won two of its last three games after an 0-6 start (12/6/11)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team has had a rough start to the season, but first-year coach Ty Margenthaler and his players think of it as just a step in the process.
Southeast women's basketball defeats stubborn Lindenwood (12/3/11)The Southeast Missouri State University women's basketball team used a second half surge to pull away from the scrappy Lindenwood Lady Lions on Saturday.


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Casa Schneider takes an unusually literal approach to the ideal of site-specific architecture. Consisting of two oblique bars that don't quite touch, its sun-washed white plaster walls trace the contours of a wedge-shaped lot in Tucson's Mercado district, a newish planned community near downtown. With its sharp-edge geometries and Bauhaus-inflected windows, it would seem to break with tradition, but is, in fact, a riff on the Mexican row house, a typology that Tucson has not embraced since Spaniards ruled the area.
Tucson has been undergoing a transformation and an influx of new ideas, says architect Luis Ibarra, who designed Casa Schneider with his wife and business partner, Teresa Rosano, AIA. This suburban-meets-urban enclave is on a remediated brownfield with access to light rail. "The concept for the development was to do a Mexican thing in terms of planning," Luis says. "Zero lot lines where houses touch, like row houses, are a foreign concept out here. Back in the day when the Spanish were here, row houses were more common, and the developers thought it was a good planning model. They developed a small area of downtown with a bunch of multistory row houses, sort of retro but open-minded about modern style ideas."
The building couldn't be more different from the client's previous house, which Ibarra Rosano completed in 2000. The firm's first new-home commission, the Garcia Residence was a modest concrete block, steel, and glass house on a steep desert lot with commanding views of the Tucson Mountains. It caught the media's attention and helped launch the couple's career. In the two decades since, the owner had gotten married and had two children. "He and his wife wanted to be more in the city and set up a house they could age in," Luis says. "So they called us and said, let's do it again."
An important part of the brief was to devise a multigenerational setup so that the husband's widowed mother could live with them. She now occupies the studio above the garage, which is accessed by both an elevator and an exterior spiral stair. "They all cook together, and she watches the kids when the parents are working," Luis says. "The house really facilitates all these connections, including to the community. The mom was in this little suburban house without a lot of connections to people. Now she takes the dogs for walks and has a lot of autonomy."
Pinch Points
Whether designing for a wide-open desert or a semi-suburban plot, the firm's superpower is its ability to use a tricky piece of land as a springboard for felicity and surprise. As the architects say on their website, "These sites often yield very exciting designs if you respect the 'rules' of the land. The challenge in working with these sites is to harness the energy and spatial qualities that are already there without damaging or dominating them."
In this case, the buildable plot wraps around a bend in the public plaza at the front of the house, while the garage is entered from an alley behind it. Luis and Teresa created a "bent trapezoid" by drawing simple, two-story rectangles that slip past each other, resulting in a triangular void that became an enclosed courtyard. One bar houses the garage and an open kitchen, dining, and living room. The other contains the primary suite and a stair hall leading up to a sitting room, two bedrooms, and a bath. "The two boxes fitting inside the property line end up creating this courtyard space outside the living room," Luis says. "We do a lot of courtyards but have never done one with that shape. It was quite fun and a good space in the end."
Twenty-one feet tall, the courtyard wall extends the line of the main bedroom bar toward the east, where it meets the garage corner. Narrowing to a point, the two walls don't quite touch. An 8-inch gap lets sunlight through, while a 7-foot-high slot of frosted glass closes it off from the alley, keeping the dogs inside. "It was a simple way of getting closure and revealing the two planes that pinch into that corner," Luis says. "It's open above the glass, so you have a release of this space, and you have a sense of the alley on the other side and the cars coming and going."
This release also occurs on the front of the house. Where the two volumes meet at the entrance, a blade of glass runs from the ground to the roof. Those gestures set up a dynamic dialogue between public and private space. "These two walls want to touch, but I like keeping the tension of them not touching and the energy of the space," Luis says. "The two rectangles are edging a plaza community space, and it helps to maintain that same concept of separating. But it doesn't feel constrained. Even there you're connected to the expanse of the site." He adds, "It's very different from what we did for their first house, where we also connected the inside to something outside. When we got this urban site, we thought, what will we do here that plays off some of the themes we created in the first house?"
Folds and Facets
With the site and floor plan sorted out, the exterior evolved as an update of traditional architecture. It is built of concrete block with integrally colored plaster, like Tucson's oldest dwellings, but composed as a modernist abstraction. Angled window wells protrude from the smooth plaster walls on the north and south, casting shadows that shift in the desert sunlight and diffusing the interior light. "In a lot of Mexican houses, you find these windows cased in cut stone, often with a bit of a flair but very symmetrical," Luis says. "When we were playing around with how to represent that, we had the idea of bending and folding the planes to distort the light; really, what those stone carvings are doing is playing with light and shadow. We were trying to do that in a very minimal way. They're kind of like distorted pyramids mounted on the wall. The planes are twisting slightly; as they twist, there is a different coloration and aspect to the light. Each one has a slightly different angle, and on the inside you can sit in the slanted pockets. In my mind they have chameleon eyes, looking in different directions."
Most of the windows are operable casements, and Luis originally envisioned molding the surrounds in precast concrete. His builder had a better idea. "I got really nervous about weight; how do you shore them up temporarily?" says general contractor and architect Page Repp Jr., AIA. "We devised a different approach, in which a steel frame would create the overall shape, and you insert the window in that and finish it conventionally. Luis was able to make those windows more dramatic in the steel frame version than he would have been able to in the concrete version." One of the architects at Page's firm, Repp+McLain Design & Construction, modeled all the windows, designing and cutting individual steel ribs on a plasma table in the office.
A dark, origami-like gate on a front corner of the house underscores that motif. Two stories tall, it is made of rusting steel, with trapezoidal elements zigging back and forth and frosted glass inside the faceted openings. More sculpture than gate, it encloses a yoga patio that opens out from the primary bedroom—another private space on a public edge.
In fact, it is the two-story wooden door that clearly marks the entrance. Although it appears as one continuous door, the top 6 feet, 8 inches is a fixed panel that forms a parapet enclosing a "sky courtyard" and roof garden. Inside the story-and-a-half main level, the earthy surfaces continue. Drywall with a fine silica finish produces a warm, plastered look, while rift white oak plywood ceilings have battens that reference the exposed beams in Tucson's barrio houses. "I thought the beams would be expensive and not necessary," Luis says. "What I was really after was rhythm, and I took from the Midwest a board and batten ceiling that gives some nice warmth and is better for the environment." Cooking appliances are hidden behind an oak millwork wall that wraps through the dining and living areas as counter-height storage topped with black raw steel. The effect is simple and serene.
Also contained within the millwork is the living room fireplace. Its vent system is made from raw steel, laser-cut in the "sugar skull" pattern of a classic Mexican party banner. With characters depicting the family members, it replicates the papel picado (poked paper) technique in a Day of the Dead theme. "When we were trying to solve the venting problem with the fireplace, it was about the same time people were starting to talk about the parade," Luis says. "I had the idea of creating not just a series of holes, but something a bit more fun."
Concrete flooring flows out to dark concrete pavers in the courtyard, which in some ways is the house's emotional center. Movies are projected onto the two-story stairwell wall, and a linear fireplace radiates warmth on cool nights. Of course, a courtyard is also a timeless strategy for relieving desert heat, and this one goes a step further. Cool air is piped down through the fireplace chimney, making it a comfortable place to gather even in the summer. Opposite the living room, a bench bends into the north wall, softening the severe geometry. Here too, a spiral stair supplies patina and a sculptural presence. Made of a single sheet of Cor-Ten steel, it curls up to the rooftop garden and in-law flat.
Casa Schneider makes many poetic moves, but for Luis, it is also about the passage of time. "The clients enjoyed the other house and talked about never leaving it," he says. "But this new project alludes to the idea that our bodies change. The other house was full of steps, which was a challenge for his mother. This one has steps, too, but it's organized with the kids on the upper level, parents below, and an elevator for mom. What's cool is that all the spaces get used every day. It's almost like the house has become part of their family because of the way it participates in their daily lives. That, for me, has been a mark of success."
Casa Schneider
Tucson, Arizona
Architect: Luis Ibarra and Teresa Rosano, AIA, principals in charge; Janeth Vega-Flores, Sarah Luck, Ibarra Rosano Design Architects, Tucson, Arizona
Builder: Repp+McLain Design and Construction, Tucson
Landscape design: The Garden Gate, Tucson
Structural engineer: Harris Engineering Services, Tucson
Project size: 3,647 square feet
Site size: 0.1 acre
Construction cost: Withheld
Photography: Bill Timmerman, Damien Rodarte
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Doors/Windows: Weiland from Andersen
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Lighting: Artemide, Turbino
Linear shower drain: Schluter Systems
Outdoor fireplace: Spark Modern Fires
Outdoor Grill: Lynx Grills
Refrigerator/freezer: Sub-Zero
Sinks: Franke
Skylights: Wasco from VELUX
Tile: Daltile, Elite Tile, Itona Tile
Toilets: TOTO
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A Rhode Island man was recently arrested after attempting to smuggle a gun through JFK Airport by concealing it within Jif peanut butter jars.
According to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the man was arrested after X-ray alarms alerted airport security officers to a disassembled gun in the man's checked baggage.
The .22 caliber semi-automatic handgun was located in two jars of creamy peanut butter, with its parts disassembled and wrapped in plastic.
The firearm's magazine was also loaded with bullets at the time.
TSA officials said workers were alerted by an alarm in the X-ray unit in Terminal 8. They then notified Port Authority Police, which confiscated the items and arrested the unidentified man in the terminal.
"The gun parts were artfully concealed in two smooth creamy jars of peanut butter, but there was certainly nothing smooth about the way the man went about trying to smuggle his gun," said John Essig, TSA's federal security director for JFK Airport.
"Our officers are good at their jobs and are focused on their mission — especially during the busy holiday travel period," Essig said in a statement.
The man now faces a fine of up to $15,000 for the civil penalty.
According to a statement from the TSA, travelers may legally transport firearms if they have a proper permit and pack the gun in a lawful way. The firearms must be unloaded and packed in locked hard cases.
The weapon must also be declared at an airline check-in counter.
Oddly enough, this wasn't the first time peanut butter was used to smuggle contraband through airports.
Earlier this year, TSA at an airport in Pennsylvania discovered contraband items, including marijuana and vape canisters stuffed into peanut butter jars.
In 2022, 6,301 firearms have been seized at airport security checkpoints. According to the TSA, 88% of firearms confiscated were found to be loaded.


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Floy Campbell
Floy Campbell (August 31, 1873, Weston, Missouri –August 27, 1945, Boulder, Colorado) was an American painter known for her landscape, still life, and portrait paintings. Campbell's style was greatly influenced by French Impressionism and European Expressionism.
Floy Campbell was born in Weston, Missouri. A graduate of Central High School in Kansas City, MO, Campbell continued her education at Columbia University, the Kansas City Art Association and School of Design, Art Students League of New York, and the Académie Colarossi in Paris.
Campbell moved support to Kansas City in 1896, where she opened her own artist studio and was hired as an art university at the Manual Training High School. Campbell was a devotee of the Kansas City Paint Club, the Kansas City Society of Artists, the Kansas City Art Club, Society of Women Artists in Paris, and the Boulder Artists Guild.
Campbell died in 1945 in Boulder, Colorado. She is buried at the Green Mountain Cemetery in Boulder.


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This week we start our Proverbs Bible Study! This is a personal study to help you grow closer to our Heavenly Father. Each week we will all read three to four chapters, then discuss key take aways from that section.
A little background about this book of the Bible.
There are 31 books and it is written in poetry type form.
Primarily written by Solomon.
Written to offer wisdom, speak truth and encourage us to live a righteous life.
My prayer is that you learn to love to read His Word and that God speaks to your heart. My hope is that you will find this book inspiring and that it will motivate you to read other books of the Bible. Many people re-read their favorite books, and Proverbs is one of those that many go to often for answers about the way in which we should live. In each season of your life, God may reveal something different to you, too. So go on and grab a snack and settle in...
***This week read Chapters 1-4. What is God laying on your heart? If you feel led, please share in the comments section below each week.
We are using - Read, Respond, Reflect, React as we dig into this study, you're welcome to use it too.
- Read the verses each week
- Respond by circling, highlighting, underlining key words/points that stand out to you (this will be what you share with a group if you are meeting with one or can share in comments below).
- Reflect by making sense of the verses and understanding God's message for us.
- React by taking the next step and applying it to your life.


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Selective Amnesia
Gradually, Then Suddenly
Why Does History Repeat Itself?
The Royals & The Nazis
June 12, 2016
When Nazis Landed On LI
Below is an article that appeared in the New York Post this past weekend. The piece, entitled "How Nazi Spies Landed In The Hamptons For Secret Mission" relays the story of a Nazi rubber raft that landed on the beach at Amagansett, Long Island in 1942.
A story that ended well, although let's hope the Coast Guard and military have learned from it, because the good ending was based on pure luck.
New York Post | June 11, 2016
How Nazi Spies Landed In The Hamptons For Secret Mission
By Bill Sanderson
Shortly after midnight on June 13, 1942, German navy Capt. Hans-Heinz Linder steered submarine U-202 into a sandbar 100 yards off Long Island.
On deck, his crew lowered a big rubber raft into the water.
Two sailors climbed in, along with three men in Nazi uniforms and one man in civilian clothes. George Dasch, the group's leader, refused to wear the uniform.
Through the fog, Dasch glimpsed the beach at Amagansett, a place he knew well. He was once a waiter at restaurants in Manhattan and Long Island's East End. Now he was leading the first foreign invasion of American soil since the War of 1812.
Dasch and the three uniformed men were on a sabotage mission conceived by Adolf Hitler himself.
Several wooden boxes loaded into the raft contained explosives and other weapons of destruction. Hitler hoped Dasch and his men would wreak havoc on American factories, railroads and other infrastructure.
Dasch clutched a satchel containing roughly $85,000 in cash meant to fund the operation. His men were busy burying their cache of weapons and explosives when Coast Guard Ensign John Cullen approached.
Cullen — who was based at the Amagansett Coast Guard station, barely a half-mile from the Germans' landing spot — was on his nightly beach patrol. He was not armed.
Dasch gave Cullen a cover story: they were four fishermen from Southampton headed for Montauk, but their boat ran aground. "I don't believe I know where I landed," Dasch said. Cullen answered that he was in Amagansett and suggested the men return with him to his station.
Dasch pushed him away. "You don't know who I am, and you don't know what I am intending — why I am here," he said. "But please. You have a mother and you have a father. I don't want anything to happen to you. You have done your duty.
"Take a good look at my face. Look into my eyes," Dasch said. "Would you recognize me if you saw me again?"
"No, sir," Cullen said. "I never saw you before." Dasch pressed $300 into his hand. "You never saw this operation," he said. "Take the money and run." Which Cullen did.
Back at the Coast Guard station, Cullen alerted his superiors. Some got to the beach in time to glimpse the submarine heading away. They could even smell its engine fumes. Soon they found the Nazis' explosives. But Dasch and his men were gone.
The Americans should have checked at Amagansett station. There the Germans caught the 6:59 a.m. Long Island Rail Road train to Manhattan.
Dasch went on a 36-hour gambling bender at a Midtown bar, winning $250 at pinochle. Then he got a train to Washington — where he was soon captured by the FBI. Agents rounded up the rest of his crew in New York.
Dan Rattiner, the founder of Dan's Papers, an East End weekly newspaper, has a new take on the story of George Dasch and his band of Nazi saboteurs. Rattiner is working on a book, "The Night the Nazis Landed," and believes Dasch, disillusioned with the Nazi movement, never intended to carry out his sabotage mission.
"He was a good guy," Rattiner said.
Original article here.
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Lasagna is one of those recipes that you don't typically cook in a single portion. That's great if you need to feed a family. But, if you live alone, you might end up with some leftovers. Well, at least dinner for the next couple of days is already taken care of.
The only problem with reheating this pasta dish is that it tends to dry out. So, you might be wondering: what is the best way to reheat leftover lasagna without drying it out?
Keep reading to find the best way to reheat lasagna, so it tastes as fresh as you just baked it!
How To Store and Reheat Lasagna Safely
As a rule of thumb, refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours after cooking. Pack in a sealed, airtight container and refrigerate for 3 to 5 days. If you plan to keep them for more than a week, try freezing them. Properly frozen, they stay fresh for up to 2 to 3 months.
For reheating frozen lasagna, thaw it out in advance in the refrigerator. To avoid the risk of food poisoning, never defrost it on the counter. You can also defrost it in the microwave if you want to reheat and serve it immediately.
Lasagna is typically dense and heavy. It can be challenging to heat evenly, particularly in the center. Regardless of the reheating method, make sure the casserole is thoroughly heated tall the way to the center. The temperature should reach at least 165 ºF to kill off any harmful bacteria.
The usual concern with reheating lasagna is that it tends to dry out. Here are our simple tips for reheating this pasta dish without drying it out.
– Don't forget to cover it before reheating. Use aluminum foil for reheating in the oven and plastic wrap for microwaving.
– Drizzle extra sauce or a splash of water to keep it moist as it reheats.
Whether you love classic recipes with meat ragout or the vegetarian version with vegetables and cheeses, they can be heated up quickly in the oven, microwave, or even skillet!
Check our ultimate guide below to reheat leftover lasagna, so it tastes as delicious as it just came out of the oven!
How To Reheat Frozen Lasagna In An Oven (Or A Toaster Oven)
Generally, your oven is the most preferred for reheating leftover casseroles. It works well to achieve the closest texture and flavors of a freshly baked one. The only downside is that it takes longer than other techniques.
If you're only reheating a slice or two, a toaster oven is an excellent choice as well.
- 1. Preheat your oven to 350 to 375 ºF (or 176 to 190 ºC).
- 2. Unwrap the lasagna and cut it into individual serving.
- 3. Place in a baking sheet, drizzle with extra sauce and cover with aluminum foil.
- 4. Bake for 20 to 45 minutes or until thoroughly heated, the edges start to sizzle, and the cheese is fully melted. Reheating a single portion takes less time.
- 5. Take out of the oven. Allow to sit for a couple of minutes and serve!
How To Warm Up Lasagna In A Microwave
Reheating leftovers in a microwave is the quickest and most convenient way. If you have frozen lasagna, you can also pop it right away. You just need to microwave it a little longer.
The only problem is that the sauce tends to splatter. So, don't forget to cover it before microwaving.
Here is what you should know when reheating lasagna in a microwave.
- 1. Place a slice of lasagna on a plate or a microwave-safe dish.
- 2. Drizzle extra sauce on top to keep it moist as it reheats. If you run out of the sauce, drop 1 to 2 tablespoons of water.
- 3. Cover with plastic wrap to prevent the sauce from splattering, microwave for 1 to 1 ½ minutes interval on medium power. For frozen lasagna, microwave for extra 2 to 5 minutes.
- 4. Check if it is perfectly warmed all the way through the center. If it's not, continue reheating with short intervals.
If the exterior is already piping hot, but the center is still cold, cut it in half and reheat for another 30 to 60 seconds.
How To Heat Up Lasagna In A Skillet
Reheating lasagna in a skillet might not be as popular as doing so in the oven or microwave.
In terms of cooking time, it takes longer than a microwave but shorter than the oven. Plus, it works great to savor the flavor and texture. Here is how to do it.
- 1. Place a slice of lasagna in a skillet. You can also reheat two or more pieces at a time. Just make sure that the pan is large enough to accommodate them and some extra liquid.
- 2. Add around ¼ cup of water for each slice and extra sauce. The added liquid helps to soften the pasta sheets and prevent them from drying out.
- 3. Cover the skillet with the lid.
- 4. Over medium heat, bring it to simmer for about 15 to 20 minutes.
- 5. When the liquid is simmering, remove the lid and cook for another 5 minutes.
The Bottom Line
Heating frozen lasagna can be tricky if you don't know the trick. You can simply reheat lasagna in an oven, microwave, skillet or even air fryer. Regardless of the appliance you choose, pour some extra sauce and cover it. This way, the casserole won't dry out as it reheats.
Also check our simple guide on what goes well with lasagna, so it tastes even better the next day!
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*image by OlgaBombologna/depositphotos


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Australia ranks 9th out of 26 countries for crypto adoption, according to Finder's Crypto Adoption November 2022 report, which has so far surveyed 389,345 people in 26 selected countries (7,552 in Australia since April 2022).
The crypto ownership rate in Australia is 17%, which is higher than the global average of 15%. India leads the way at 29%, with Germany at the other end of the spectrum with 6%.
Globally, ownership sits at 15% for the November 2022 report, following 14% in the previous report.
As it stands, roughly 10% of those surveyed in Australia say they own Bitcoin (BTC), with 8% saying they own Ethereum (ETH), 3% own Dogecoin (DOGE) and 3% own Cardano (ADA).
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In the November 2022 report, roughly 59% of crypto owners in Australia said they own Bitcoin. This is above the global average, which sits at 36%.
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We're into the final stretch of the 2022/23 Premier League season and it's still all to play for from top to bottom of the league table.
At the top we have a title race, between Arsenal and Manchester City, we have a battle for 3rd and 4th with Newcastle, Manchester United, Tottenham and Brighton, and there's a bunch of teams fighting it out for spots in the secondary European competitions
Then at the bottom we still have no fewer than nine teams looking at the possibility of relegation to the Championship. Some have easier run-ins than others, some have found ways to pick up points and keep themselves afloat, while others look hopeless at this stage.
Let's jump in.
Saturday – 12:30 pm – Aston Villa vs Newcastle
Two of the most in-form teams in the league meet at Villa Park in the early kick-off on Saturday.
Aston Villa are unbeaten in their last seven games, have won six of those seven including their last four in a row, and have climbed from the bottom half to sixth in the league.
Steven Gerrard was sacked in November with Villa looking rudderless and likely to fall well short of their aim of challenging for Europe. Unai Emery would replace the Liverpool legend, and things immediately took a turn for the better. In 17 Premier League games under Emery, Villa have taken 33 points which puts them on pace for 74 points across a 38 game season. That's a top four finish. Compare that to the 12 points from 13 games under Gerrard, a 35 point pace which would likely land you in the Championship, and you can see why the change was necessary and just what an impressive job Emery has done – especially as he is yet to really make big changes to the squad.
Eddie Howe on the other hand has made significant changes to Newcastle since taking over, and to his credit they have largely all worked out very well for the Toon. Howe inherited a squad bereft of belief, void of an identity and heading for a spell in the Championship. It helps that he's been backed significantly in the transfer market, but to have Newcastle third at this stage of his first full season is a huge achievement. His recruitment has been impressive, with the outstanding Sven Botman, the promising Alexsander Isak, and the frankly incredible Bruno Guimaraes all looking like the foundational stones upon which a title winning side can be built. Toon have won their last five games in a row and in a season where Liverpool and Cheslea have both failed so badly to meet expectations, a place in next season's Champions League looks likely for Newcastle because of their consistency.
This game is a big test for both sides, with a lot on the line. Newcastle do not want to open the door for Spurs to catch them in the battle for top four, while Villa are well positioned to claim a spot in the Europa League, or even the Conference League and want to continue to push for that spot.
Saturday – 3:00 pm – Southampton vs Crystal Palace
From a battle between European sides, to a game that has huge relegation ramifications and is mostly of interest as there are a number of players that Liverpool could look to target this summer as they undertake a serious rebuild.
Southampton sit bottom of the table, and really have nobody to blame other than themselves. While sacking Ralph Hasenhuttl was understandable, the decision to replace him with Nathan Jones was catastrophic and when Jones was sacked after six defeats in seven league games they struggled to find a replacement and had to settle for the in-house option of Ruben Selles, who had zero experience as a manager.
Southampton have a really exciting young squad, but those young players have been let down by their managers and their veteran leaders this season. It's a shame for Southampton that they likely won't be able to hold on to all of their youngsters this summer if they are relegated because, under the right manager, a season in the Championship to harden them as professionals and allow them to develop while winning regularly. Gavin Bazunu in goal, with a back four of Livramento, Bella-Kotchap, Salisu and Larios would be promising. In midfield they have Romeo Lavia, Carlos Alcaraz and Ibrahima Diallo while they attack boasts Kameldeen Sulemana and Sekou Mara. A number nine would complete them, and there'd still be other young players to further fill-out the squad, like Samuel Edozie. Going down could be a good thing for Saints, if they could keep those players and nail their managerial search. Neither seems likely based on recent events, and given a couple of players in Southamptons squad, namely Bella-Kotchap and Lavia, would fill major needs to Liverpool you'd hope that the Reds will be keeping a close eye on things.
Palace are moving towards safety since Roy Hodgson returned to replace Patrick Vieira, with back to back wins. They put five past Leeds last time out, the first time a Roy Hodgson managed club had scored five goals away from home since his West Brom team hammered Wolves at Molineux by the same scoreline in February of 2012. Hodgson inherited a much better, more talented squad than the one he left behind when he stepped down in 2021. Michael Olise and Cheick Doucoure are gems who likely won't stay at Palace beyond the summer of 2024, and both will hopefully be on lists of targets somewhere inside the AXA training centre.
This is a must win game for Southampton. They face a difficult run-in and without three points on Saturday their plight could become hopeless.
Sunday – 2:00 pm – West Ham United vs Arsenal
Manchester City host Leicester on Saturday evening and will likely win comfortably. That will mean that the gap at the top of the table closes to three points, with the same number of games played, and a showdown with Arsenal at the Etihad looming. That puts the pressure firmly on Arsenal, who will need to respond and try to reopen the gap to six points on Sunday. City would have a game in hand, and know that they still just need to win all their matches to claim the title, but it would at least give Arsenal some breathing room for the time being.
West Ham have been shocking this season. There's no other way to describe them. After finishing 7th last and reaching the semi-finals of the Europa League, much was expected of them this season especially after their summer's recruitment. West Ham spent £170mil to significantly upgrade the talent in their squad, but it hasn't worked. A big part of the failure sits with David Moyes who has refused to move on from certain players who were key players in prior seasons but are no longer fit for purpose. How Moyes has survived this long is anybody's guess. West Ham's only league wins this season have come against Villa (under Gerrard when they were dreadful), Wolves, Bournemouth, Everton, Forest, Southampton and two wins over Fulham. Only Fulham aren't sitting alongside West Ham in the relegation scrap, and the second win came with Fulham practically on the beach. Whether a heavy defeat to Arsenal would be the final straw remains to be seen, but surely Moyes won't be at West Ham next season.
Arsenal's mandate for their last eight games is simple. Win them all, or win seven and draw with City, and the title is theirs. They do face a tough run in though, with games against Newcastle, Chelsea and Brighton all presenting difficult tests for Mikel Arteta's team. In order to allow themselves some opportunities to drop points and still win the title if City slip up anywhere during their own run-in, Arsenal need to take care of business in games against teams like West Ham. This is a must-win game for the Gunners, and should be straight forward. They do have some injury concerns in defense, with William Saliba out with a back issue and Tomiyasu done for the season. That means Rob Holding has to play as Ben White can't be shifted across. Holding is a serviceable defender but there's no doubt he's a large step below the rest of his team-mates and likely to be targetted by the opposition as the weak-link.


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Nemtsov Murder Brings Ramzan Kadyrov, Controversial Chechen Leader, Under Scrutiny
Controversial Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov is drawing scrutiny for his connection to Zaur Dadaev, one of the suspects charged Sunday in last month's killing of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov. Kadyrov, 38, is a strong supporter of Russian President Vladimir Putin and, following Nemtsov's shooting death, Kadyrov praised Dadaev as a "true Russian patriot" for his military service.
The motive for the attack is unclear, but police suspect Dadaev and a handful of partners were paid to carry out the hit and said Dadaev personally pulled the trigger. They suspect it was in retaliation for Nemtsov's criticism of the Islamist attackers involved in the Charlie Hebdo massacre in January, but Nemtsov's close allies and supporters have said they believe the hit was orchestrated by high-level Russian officials, if not Putin himself. Ilya Yashin, who co-founded the Solidarnost movement with Nemtsov, said the assertion that Nemtsov was killed for his views on the Charlie Hebdo attacks was "absurd."
Dadaev and four others were arrested during the weekend. Dadaev and Anzor Gubashev were captured in Ingushetia, a province that borders Chechnya and were the only two formally charged as of 3 p.m. EDT Monday. Gubashev pleaded not guilty. The three others, including Gubashev's younger brother Shagid, are only suspects at this point. One other suspected accomplice blew himself up with a grenade when police moved in to capture him at an unspecified location in Grozny, Chechnya.
Kadyrov is currently the closest connection between the killing and the Kremlin, Agence France-Presse reported. Dadaev served at one time as a deputy commander of a Chechen Interior Ministry battalion, according to a local security chief, Al Jazeera reported. Kadyrov appeared to defend Dadaev Monday, calling him "one of the bravest and worthiest soldiers of his regiment," and said he would investigate the reason why he was dismissed from that unit.
"All those who know Zaur, are saying he is a deeply religious person that he, as well as all Muslims, was shocked by what Charlie [Hebdo] did and by comments in support of continuing the printing of the caricatures," Kadryov wrote on Instagram.
Putin's office announced Monday the president awarded Kadyrov an Order of Honor for his "professional achievements, public activities, and many years of diligent work," quelling some rumors Kadyrov was no longer close to the Russian leader. Putin also awarded a man British authorities suspect was behind the 2006 killing of KGB agent-turned-Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko. Andrei Lugovoy, who is now a parliament member in Russia, was recognized for his work to develop Russia's legislative branch.
Kadyrov is the son of former Chechen President Akhmad Kadyrov, who was assassinated in a bomb explosion in 2004. Putin made the younger Kadyrov president in 2007 after he did stints as deputy prime minister and prime minister. Kadyrov is known as a strongman who does not hesitate to personally command operations against Chechen rebels, who seek to wrestle the predominantly Muslim region away from Moscow. Kadyrov is a devout Muslim himself and installed Shariah law soon after becoming deputy prime minister. His promise to keep restive Chechnya under control has kept him in favor with Putin.
He has voiced strong support for the pro-Russian separatist movement in Ukraine and supported Russian invasions there and in Georgia where Russia fought a brief war to help two pro-Russian separatist states break from the country. He has been implicated in numerous war crimes incidents and is suspected to have ordered the deaths of those who investigated his alleged abuses.
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Tool Chest: Episode 5
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In this episode Paul shows how to continue to make the frame for the bottom of the chest. He shows how to make the tenons and fit the frame together. This is the first time that we have shown how to make mortise and tenon frames on Woodworking Masterclasses.


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Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok said on Tuesday that it's reviewing content that appears to advertise smuggling people into the UK.
The videos, some of which were sent to the broadcaster by an unnamed audience member, appear to target Albanian-speaking migrants who want to go to the UK.
One of the videos shows a sequence of footage starting from a parked Wizz Air flight with the captain saying "Rinas"—an Albanian village—to streets in Brussels and Paris, then to the French coastal city of Dunkirk, before showing a map of the English Channel, complete with the word "water," a laughing emoji, and British and Albanian flags.
The video then shows the River Thames in London, and what seem to be rubber boats and other equipment, with a caption that translates as, "We are not the only ones but we are the best."
An English caption then appears: "Ready for 27/7/2022, 4500£, guarantee 100 [percent]. Albanian with Kurdish. Welcome to UK."
Crossings were advertised in the videos for £4,000, £4,500 or £5,500 per person, with one poster labelled "summer sale" offering to smuggle a person for £3,500.
After GB News contacted TikTok over the videos, a spokesperson for the platform said the content was under review and will likely be banned.
"Our policies state that to prevent users from engaging in life-threatening activities or being exploited by others, content depicting, promoting, coordinating, or facilitating human smuggling is not allowed on TikTok," the spokesperson said.
"I am currently reviewing the content with the relevant language support, the accounts flagged are likely to be banned as per policy mentioned above."
According to GB News, TikTok had banned four accounts flagged by the broadcaster.
A spokesman for the UK's Home Office said: "Posts used by people smugglers to promote lethal crossings are totally unacceptable and requires social media companies to engage in dialogue to prevent their platforms [from] being exploited.
"The government is tackling this online disinformation, recently launching our own social media campaign to warn people of the risks of these deadly journeys and expose the lies sold to vulnerable people by inhumane smugglers."
According to official figures, the number of people smuggled into the UK from France in small boats has soared in recent years, with 28,526 people detected in 2021, compared to 8,466 in 2020, 1,843 in 2019, and 299 in 2018.
By Aug. 2, some 17,085 illegal immigrants had arrived in 2022.


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This article presents preliminary considerations and results from a research project designed to investigate the relation between (i) gestures, (ii) graphic traces and (iii) perceptions. More specifically, the project aims to test the hypothesis that graphic traces, including handwriting, can set up graphetic empathy between writers and readers of traces across long temporal and spatial distances. Insofar as a graphic trace is lawfully related to the gesture by which it came into being, the trace itself will hold information about the gesture, which may resonate with the sensorimotor system of a perceiver, as if they themselves performed the gesture. If this is in fact so, it will have important and hitherto unanticipated implications for our understanding of the embodiment of reading. As part of the article we will present and discuss the results of a neurophenomenological trial study through which we attempt to operationalize the gesture-trace and trace–perception relations respectively.
Original language | English |
Article number | 101363 |
Number of pages | 16 |
Journal | Language Sciences |
Volume | 84 |
Early online date | 16 Feb 2021 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - Mar 2021 |
Bibliographical note
Funding Information:The authors were funded by a SEED grant from The Faculty of Humanities, University of Southern Denmark . There are no conflicts of interest.
Publisher Copyright:
© 2021 Elsevier Ltd
- Affordance
- Elicitation interview
- Graphetic empathy
- Neurophenomenology
- Phonetic empathy
- Prosody
- Trace
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Language and Linguistics
- Linguistics and Language


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Welcome to the latest installment of Integrative Nutrition Reviews, where we consider books, movies, and other media related to health, food, and personal wellness. Want to suggest something for us to review? Post it in the comments!
As you probably know, obesity and type 2 diabetes—two diseases that go hand in hand—have become major global epidemics. Recent estimates predict that by the year 2030, over half of American adults will be obese and 552 million people will struggle with diabetes.
The statistics look grim, but is there anything we can do? As it turns out, there's hope after all. In his new book, The Blood Sugar Solution, renowned physician and IIN visiting teacher Dr. Mark Hyman offers an encouraging answer for the dual-pronged problem of obesity and insulin resistant diabetes, which Hyman refers to as "diabesity."
Diabesity may have a tight grip on the world's population, but Hyman offers some good news: the condition is highly preventable, treatable, and often reversible. The Blood Sugar Solution provides a personal plan that breaks through myths and misconceptions about diabesity, and lays out seven key steps to preventing, treating and reversing both diseases by dealing with the underlying causes.
The eight-week plan is designed to reboot the metabolism, foster weight loss, and essentially reverse type 2 diabetes. According to Hyman, additional benefits may include reduced blood pressure, increased energy, the elimination of joint and muscle pain, improved sleep, and an overall better mood and outlook.
So, what does this eight-week program look like? With a holistic approach to health, Hyman not only recommends the medical essentials like getting an insulin response test and educating yourself about nutrition; he also places much-needed emphasis on all aspects of one's lifestyle. In addition to eating well and staying active, Hyman argues that it's equally important to:
These core components of good health – which we at Integrative Nutrition call primary food – are essential forms of nourishment.
Since The Blood Sugar Solution is rounded out by scientific findings, facts, figures, assessments, and explanations, it can be an especially useful reference guide for Health Coaches. It provides tried-and-true wisdom in an action-oriented plan form. While it's specifically geared towards those suffering from obesity and type 2 diabetes, type 1 diabetics will find the book useful as well for maintaining health and balancing blood sugar.
As always, be sure to talk with your doctor before starting on this (or any) new treatment plan.
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The connection between cats and canines is sophisticated. As we fur mother and father know, there's a fragile dance that goes on between the feline and canine type. So when your cat and canine love one another and wish to hang around collectively, you possibly can anticipate some cute interspecies snuggling and play.
Golden retriever Harper and ginger cat Halo are two such fur siblings that ship cuteness to their household. And fortunate for us, the cat and canine duo's dad captured one in all their cute moments on digital camera. The clip is barely 9 seconds, however the laughs can be lengthy once you see Harper "snuggling" Halo so totally the kitty disappears from sight!
The Purrfect Hiding Spot
9-month-old Harper and eight-month-old Halo are a few fur youngsters completely satisfied to be rising up collectively. And generally Harper has a lot love to provide her feline brother, poor Halo winds up smothered in her furry love! And when Halo can't be discovered, Dad is aware of simply who to ask. Particularly when Harper seems like she's as much as one thing…
And within the quick clip seen greater than 250k occasions, the furry pair's dad reveals what occurs once you ask the golden pet, "Harper, what are you doing?"
Harper pops her head up and divulges a hidden Halo!
"Oh my goodness," says Dad, seeing the ginger cat beneath his huge sister. "Poor kitty."
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And it's not simply Halo and Harper bringing the laughs as commenters to the video additionally supplied their comical insights, with one viewer writing, "I like how one can at all times inform when a canine is hiding one thing."
"Whenever you convey a stray animal house and attempt to conceal it out of your mother and father," joked one other.
One other commenter stated, "'I can clarify.' –Harper, who most actually couldn't clarify"
One commenter discovered a resemblance to their very own household, explaining, "That appears precisely like me and my siblings interacting."
And, in fact, there was the basic Looney Tunes line, "I'll love him and squeeze him and title him George!"
Some viewers joked that Harper was attempting to take out her kitty brother, one saying, "Properly he was attempting to develop into an solely baby once more however you messed it up."
"That's probably the most sinister look I've ever seen on a canine."
"'shhhhh… solely goals now.' – Harper," wrote one viewer.
Others weren't positive if it was love or an assassination try!
"I can't inform in the event that they're buddies or if the canines holding the cat hostage."
When Harper dips all the way down to cowl Halo once more, one viewer factors out, "Kitty tried to take one final gulp of air earlier than going underneath once more."
And one viewer reminds us, "I'm positive the cat didn't prefer it he wouldn't keep there."
So true! Harper and Halo are actually siblings that love one another. However Harper isn't the one over-snuggling canine to be discovered. Try Solely Canine Brother Is aware of The place His Cat Buddy Hides & It's The Coziest Spot!
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Helping Arkansans achieve financial well-being through education and networking, for now and for future generations.
The Arkansas Financial Education Commission was established by Act 1025 of 2021. Members of the commission include a mixture of government and community appointees with financial backgrounds. They include:
- Treasurer of State, serving as Chairman
- Commissioner of Elementary & Secondary Education
- Campbell McLaurin, Interim Commissioner, Arkansas Securities Department
- Susannah Marshall, Commissioner, Arkansas State Bank Department
- Duncan Bellingrath of Simmons Bank, Arkansas Bankers Association designee, serving as Treasurer
- Steve Brown, President & CEO of Alcoa Community Federal Credit Union, serving as Vice Chair
- Patricia Ashanti, Founder & CEO of Delta Circles*
- Abby Hughes Holsclaw, President & CEO of Proper Southern Strategies, serving as Secretary*
- Marsha Masters, Associate Director of Economics Arkansas*
*Appointed by the Treasurer of State in 2021 to serve as at-large members.
Financial Wellness Initiative
The Arkansas Financial Education Commission is pleased to announce a new financial wellness platform in partnership with the National Association of State Treasurers. The "AR Finance AR Future" platform is personalized for each user based on his or her answers to a few simple questions about the financial wellness topics they are most interested in learning. Visit the AR Finance AR Future wellness page today!
Financial Education Series
The Arkansas Financial Education Commission has partnered with the Central Arkansas Library System to host a series of financial education webinars geared toward educating the public on basic financial matters. Follow the links below to register for any of these free webinars!
April 12, 2022: Budgeting and Planning
- Spending and saving wisely
- Banking and payment methods
- Emergency funds
Presented by Kris Bertelsen, Senior Economic Education Specialist, Little Rock Branch of Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Watch a video recording of the session here.
May 10, 2022: Avoiding Debt Traps with Educational Expenses
Many people have student loan debt but they don't fully understand it. This session will help you decide if you should borrow money and what to know about your student loan debt if you already have it. You'll leave with tools to help you figure out what's right for you.
Presented by Taylor Leaphart, Manager of Service Delivery and Financial Coach, Change Machine
Watch a video recording of the session here.
June 14, 2022: Avoiding Debt Traps with Medical Expenses
- How to avoid or minimize medical debt
- Resources and options available to consumers who are navigating debt
- Avoiding a negative impact to your credit score with mounting medical debt
Presented by Signe-Mary Mckernan with Urban Institute and Berneta Haynes (a Little Rock native!) with National Consumer Law Center)
Watch a video recording of the session here.
September 13, 2022: Housing Affordability: What You Need to Know
Is now the time to buy or rent your next home? Learn how to decide which is better for you, along with what responsibilities to expect along the way.
Presented by John Hurst, Vice President of Simmons Bank Mortgage, and Shawn Karnes, Executive Director of Arvest Bank Mortgage.
Watch a video recording of the session here.
October 11, 2022: Avoiding Identity Theft & Staying Cyber-Secure
Are you doing all you can to stay cyber safe? Learn about current threats to consumers, how to identify potential 'bad actors' online, and the 10 best practices for staying cyber safe. Presented by Lee Watson, Founder & CEO of the Forge Institute.
Watch a video recording of the session here.
November 8, 2022: Planning for Retirement
Watch "How to Save10 Into Retirement" presented by Sarah Catherine Gutierrez, Founder and CEO of Aptus Financial. Learn how to open your own retirement account and simulate a workplace retirement plan with automated savings.
Watch a video recording of the session here.
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We're still catching our breath from the James Harden news. Apparently the superstar has opted into his deal and is now seeking a trade from the Sixers.
"Now, it appears Harden is keeping his options open to play for a contender — whether that's in Philadelphia or elsewhere. Because of league tampering rules, the Sixers were not allowed to engage Harden until he opted in or free agency began. The idea that Harden has definitely played his last game in Philly appears premature, per a league source. The Sixers will look into potential trades, but the team will only strike a deal that makes sense.
And we've begun to hear which teams are most hot to trot for The Beard's services.
But one thing that has come out in the aftermath is that Harden may not have loved hearing certain comments made by Jalen Green, the Houston Rockets second-year guard.
Back in late May, right around the time it really started to feel like Harden might leave the Sixers for Houston, the Rockets no. 2 overall pick in the 2021 NBA Draft, was asked by Clippers' star Paul George about the idea.
Per "The Podcast P with Paul George Show":
George: "I feel like at this point, you're the king of Houston. You bring on someone like James [Harden], who's such a ball-dominant player, that's going to hinder your growth your growth a little bit. Regardless of how it can elevate you on another level. … I feel like for you, you've already been through the fire."
Jalen Green: "I agree. I think it can play both ways, like you said. It can help and hurt at the same time."
Green added he hasn't spoken "too much" with Harden on the pod.
Fast forward. Rockets Insider, Kelly Iko of The Athletic, jumped on "The Daily Ding" to discuss the Rockets' offseason, and added some gossip he's heard about that situation. According to Iko, Harden didn't love hearing Green's comments.
Per Iko on The Athletic NBA Show:
"That was another angle to the James thing because, I heard that he caught wind of Jalen's podcast with Paul George and he wasn't too keen on some of the things that Jalen was saying. This is a guy in James that came multiple summers to Houston, and took him under his wing and kind of mentored him, and kind of worked out with him and for him to say 'it could be good it could be bad,' he didn't like that very much."
Now some fans are jumping on Harden and making fun of him for caring about something so petty. And if you don't think it impacted his decision one way or the other, then that's fair I guess.
But if you feel the idea of Green's comments played a factor in what's currently going on, Harden opting in and requesting a trade, I think you're probably missing the point. Whether Harden loved Jalen's comments or not matters little if at all compared to the fact that the Rockets were reportedly "out of the running" to offer him the kind of salary he was seeking.
And that's what this comes down to. If Houston made James a massive offer, we would likely have heard how excited he and Green are to play together. If the Sixers made Harden the type of offer he wanted then it would have been the salary not the pod-... well, you get the gist:
I am not disputing that James may not have loved those comments. I completely trust Kelly.
— Ben DuBose (@BenDuBose) June 30, 2023
What I'm disputing is the absurd framing (by third-party aggregators who want a sexy narrative, not Kelly) who are acting like it's the reason James isn't here. https://t.co/ooOwcsCBNW
Anyway, there's going to be plenty more gossip on this ongoing story.