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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
After leaving the University of California at Berkeley after one year, Wozniak invented the Apple I and then, the Apple II – moving from a family garage to a company called Apple Computers, founded in 1976, with a market capitalization of nearly $1 billion by 1983.
Steve Wozniak is a computer scientist with keen technical skills, yet his pioneering vision has always been distinctly human. He recognized that the then-dominant larger computers were not the future of personal computing, and he was driven by his conviction, proclaiming, "Never trust a computer you can't throw out a window."
Within the early structure of Apple Computers, Inc., Wozniak single-handedly created the Apple I, representing the paradigm shift to the micro-computer. Profit was not the driving motivation. According to Wozniak, "Our first computers were born not out of greed or ego, but in the revolutionary spirit of helping common people rise above the most powerful institutions." In fact, Wozniak indicated that "I don't care if I live in the smallest home, just so long as I have my very own computer." That was a dream that he made a reality for himself and for millions around the world. And thus, Wozniak wrote the first chapter of the modern revolution of personal computing.
Wozniak's spirit of creativity and innovation drives his numerous ventures. In his words, "The love in my life is starting small companies with small groups of friends. Bringing new ideas out and trying to build them."
In this spirit, Wozniak has been involved in creating the first universal remote control, the CL 9 CORE; founding the Wheels of Zeus, or WoZ, his company that made wireless hardware to track objects such as a briefcase or pet; serving on the Advisory Board of Scottevest, which designs and manufactures a full line of clothing with specialized pockets and compartments to manage and control wires of electronic devices; and becoming the Chief Scientist for Fusion-io, a computer hardware and software systems company that designs and manufactures products using flash memory technology.
A noted philanthropist, he indicates in his autobiography, "iWoz: Computer Geek to Cult Icon: How I Invented the Personal Computer, Co-Founded Apple, and Had Fun Doing It," that early on, he felt an affinity for his "philosophy of peace" and "love for one's fellow man." He has lived these words by teaching the fifth grade; donating technical expertise and money to various school districts; crafting the vision and being the primary sponsor for the Tech Museum of Innovation whose mission is "Imagine a new generation of science centers;" serving as the founding sponsor of the Silicon Valley Ballet: and lending generous support to the Children's Discovery Museum. He returned to the University of California at Berkeley to earn his bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering and computer science in 1981. His awards include the National Medal of Technology bestowed by President Ronald Reagan in 1985, the highest honor bestowed on America's leading innovators, and the Heinz Award for "lighting the fires of excitement for education in grade school students and their teachers." He also has been inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame.
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Operating System: Windows 7 64bit
Processor: Intel Core i7 930 Quad Core running factory settings
Motherboard: ASUS P6X58D-E
Memory: 6 Gig DDR3-1333 Corsair
Hard Drive: 1TB SATA3 6GB/S 7200rpm 64mb cache Western Digital Caviar Black
Video Card: A single Nvidia GTX480 (not overclocked)
Monitor: Samsung 22 inch 2233rz 3D Vision Ready LCD running at 120hz
3D Glasses: nvidia 3d Vision
Mouse: Logitech G700 gaming grade wireless
Headset: Logitech G930 gaming grade wireless
Let me get this out of the way right now. This is not a review of the game. This is simply my opinion on how COD: Black Ops plays on my PC using 3D Vision. I should mention that nothing in my pc is overclocked. My processor, video card, etc are all running at factory defaults. And I am only running a single video card.
I updated my nVidia 3d Vision drivers to the latest drivers. I started up the game and it notifies me in green letters that this game has a 3D Vision rating of Excellent.
So lets get to it! How does COD: Black Ops look and playing using 3D Vision glasses on my pc? Actually it looks quite good. Everything looks as it should in 3D.
I have played other PC 3D games that looked great but there would be something in the game that detracted from the 3D experience. For example, one first person shooter game I played did all the action in amazing 3D but the weapon cross hairs or weapon scope were in 2D and ruined the 3d experience for me. That was not the case with Black Ops. The weapon scope was in 3D, as was everything else that was supposed to be which was helping with the immersion.
The most common problem playing PC games in 3D is that many games are so choppy that they are unplayable in 3D. If you havent played a 3D game on the pc you should be aware that there is a significant frame rate drop in the game the moment you turn on 3D mode. Most games have a 50% frame rate drop or more with 3d mode turned on. So if your game runs at 50 frames per second in 2d mode, then when you turn on 3d mode your game will drop to at least 25fps. So you can understand why the game can be quite choppy in 3d mode. Most people are content with any frame rate over 30 in 2d mode. You will have to double that figure if you want to play in 3d mode. If you want to play in 3d mode, you should make sure your game runs at least 60fps or higher in 2d mode to get a good experience from it.
Fortunately COD: Black Ops excels in this area. The COD games are known to have a high frame rate depending on your pc setup. Its quite common to get over 100fps in 2d mode playing Call of Duty Black Ops. So when I turned on my 3D Vision glasses and started playing Black Ops, I didnt notice any choppiness or lag. I must say that I was very impressed with how smooth Black Ops played while in 3D mode.
While there were some known issues with the game having some lag or choppiness during the first few days of release, I did not experience this. Or at least it was not noticeable on my system. There has since been a game patch that reportedly corrects that issue.
Other games Ive played in 3D mode made me dizzy and didnt take long before I started experiencing a head ache. I played Black Ops for 2 hours straight, without a break, using the 3D glasses and experienced no head ache. So that is good.
There are prettier (3D Ready) game titles out there. Not many, but some. One of the prettiest games Ive played to date using the 3D vision glasses is Metro 2033. The graphical beauty in that game is almost life like when playing in 3D. With 3D mode enabled in Metro 2033 I would walk down a dark underground hallway and watch as 3d dust particles floated through the 3d beams of light that shone through the cracks in the ceiling. However with all this detail, comes a great sacrifice of a low or lower frame rate even in 2d mode. While Metro 2033 was beautiful in 3D, it was almost unplayable in 3d. Of course I had all the graphical options maxed out.
Yet with COD: Black Ops, while not as pretty or immersive in 3D as Metro, played completely smooth on my PC with all graphical options turned up to the max.
So all in all I am quite pleased with how Black Ops looks and plays using 3D Vision shutter glasses. We still have some time to go before 3D games mature. Until then we have to reserve our 3D game playing to games that have a high frame rate to avoid choppiness. Black Ops has that high frame rate in spades and also displays in 3D quite well.
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Taylorsville • The thought of a No. 4 seed defeating a region champion in the first round of the playoffs might sound far-fetched. Not for the Fremont girls' basketball team, which proved it could hang with the top teams and win.
The Silver Wolves forced overtime on a basket with 3 seconds left in regulation then held Viewmont scoreless over the final minute of the extra session to prevail 46-45 in the Class 5A state tournament Monday.
"We had something to prove, just from losing to them in preseason and with our seeding," Fremont's Shelbee Molen said. "We wanted to prove we belong here. It's a good feeling to win. We've got one more day in the gym."
Viewmont, the Region 2 champion, had won its previous 12 games and defeated Fremont 52-48 during the preseason. The Vikings (19-3) played catch-up most of the way this time around, although the lead never got too far out of hand on either side. In fact, the game's biggest lead was seven points.
Fremont (12-10) trailed 37-35 with 8 seconds left in regulation before calling timeout. Freshman Harley Hansen calmly drove in for a layup with 3 seconds left to tie the game. Molen, a sophomore, made one of two free throws to break a 45-45 tie with 3 seconds left in overtime.
"The girls did a good job pushing through and being resilient," Fremont coach Lisa Dalebout said. "I really like what they did. They've been growing up all year. At the end, I thought they did exactly what they needed to do to get a good shot. It feels awesome to win the first [playoff] game. It takes the edge off."
Fremont actually finished in a three-way tie for second place in Region 1, but it lost two coin flips and was left with the No. 4 playoff seed. Undeterred, the Silver Wolves didn't back down against the top-seeded Vikings.
Viewmont's Caitlyn Larsen, who came in averaging 18 points per game, scored only four points after the first half and finished with 11. Free-throw shooting also hurt the Vikings, who went 1 for 3 over the final 40 seconds of regulation.
"We were prepared for a dogfight," Dalebout said.
Amanda Wayment had 12 points and six rebounds for Fremont, while Tanesha Daniels had 10 points and eight rebounds and Kealani Sagapolu grabbed a dozen boards. Viewmont's Katie Toole led all scorers with 15 points.
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"The team's Web site, www.sabres.com, has already stricken the games from its schedule. Buffalo's season opener is now listed as Oct. 24 at Phoenix, but that game will be canceled Friday. The Oct. 26 game at St. Louis will be canceled Sunday. And so on and so on.'
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In the Locker Room with Danny Gare
"We had a few of them back then. I would have to say Rick Martin though. Richard always had a joke to go along with every story that he told. He always seemed to keep the locker room loose. I believe that was just his way of diffusing the tension before big games."
Beyond the Boards… Thomas Vanek
It was very tough because I didn't know any English. My family stayed back in Austria and all of my friends were back there. I can definitely say that it was really difficult the first couple of months. In the end, I had a great host family and made some good friends that I still keep in contact with. But the first couple of months were some of the hardest of my life.
Countdown to the HockeyFest
New to the tournament this year will be an All-Star street hockey grudge match between WGR-550 and the Sabres' Alumni. Danny Gare, Rob Ray, Larry Playfair and other alumni will look to continue the Sabres' domination of WGR-550, who was defeated 2-1 in the first meeting between the two organizations at the Draft Party earlier in the summer.
Zhitnik in limbo; no league or team to call his own
'As for the labor dispute, Zhitnik declined to take sides, instead saying that owners and players need to find a compromise. ''It's tough to say who's totally right, who's totally wrong. I think each side has to give up a little bit,'' Zhitnik said. ''It could be a long time, it could be a couple of months. The people who are negotiating have to work harder.'''
Players look for ice time
'Contracts signed before Thursday can be guaranteed only after the lockout ends, so any serious injury suffered before then could jeopardize future earnings. The NHL also won't be responsible for any medical bills incurred during the work stoppage. That's a major reason why Sabres winger Miroslav Satan would rather not play at all during the lockout.'
NHL needs to draw up a reality check
'The Sabres stunk last season, most of it anyway, and their payroll's already gone up $5 million. This is fair?'
Roy welcomes his opportunity as an Amerk
'"At the start of the summer I was kind of bummed out that there wasn't going to be a season. You work hard your whole life to make it to the NHL and you finally make it, and then there isn't a season. But this will be good. I can build up some confidence, like I did last year. We're going to have a good team, this is going to be my team and I can't think about anything else."'
Peca sat out once before, ready do it again
'Sabres defenseman Jay McKee said he plans to join a barnstorming league made up of NHL players scheduled to play across Canada. '
Players React to Lockout
'Goalkeeper Marty Biron said, "There's so many ins and outs in this whole collective bargaining agreement thing that haven't even been talked about. Right now, it's salary cap. But once the salary cap issue gets to be pushed away, then it's going to be free agency, and waivers, and entry-league guys, so it's going to be tough, and there's a lot of things that need to be taken care of."'
Statement from Sabres Owner B. Thomas Golisano
'" This new economic system is the only way the Buffalo Sabres will survive and be competitive in the years to come. I apologize to everyone who is affected by this unfortunate situation. I am confident the Sabres and the NHL will work through this problem and flourish in the future."'
Peters o 'I just want to play hockey'
'"I signed that new deal Monday and now I'm wondering if I'll ever see one penny of it," Peters said Wednesday afternoon as news filtered out that the NHL board of governors had given unanimous support to a player lockout. "The way they're talking, there seems to be no end to this thing."'
Lockout stalls NHL season
A quick look at the Sabres' financial position shows that a prolonged lockout would not hurt the team's bottom line much this season – if at all. Last season, the team lost $8.2 million, the difference between $50.9 million in revenues and $59.1 million in expenses, team officials say. If the lockout lasts all season, the Sabres' revenues basically would disappear, but so would most of the team's expenses. The club would be expected to run a bare-bones, slimmed-down operation if there is no season.'
Sabres send Miller, 11 others to Amerks
'Bartovic and Milley weren't sent down because, as veterans with more than three seasons of pro experience, they are subject to waivers. Instead, they very likely will sign American Hockey League contracts with the Amerks, making them eligible to play during the lockout. The same is expected to be done with veteran forwards Chris Taylor and Jason Botterill and defensemen Todd Rohloff, Brandon Smith, David Cullen, Janik and Steve Lingren.'
Sabres fans disheartened by NHL lockout
'The lockout will not affect the newly formed Sabres Center Ice Club, made up of a group of local businesses to help the franchise rebuild its corporate base. ''We didn't want to sit around and wait for the lockout to end and the teams to return to the ice to start this process,'' co-chairman Bill Collins said. ''Our goal and mission is to support the Sabres and help build the season-ticket base so we can ensure the Sabres will be a viable franchise here for generations to come. To me, this is a blip on the radar screen.'''


text: Yikes, FiveRinger, that fall sounds scary. I hope you're doing OK. As I'm sure your lawyer told you, your expenses should be paid by the store's insurance. You should not be responsible for any of it. Yes, COBRA is expensive and you can probably do better with an individual plan as long as you are healthy with no pre-existing conditions. By better, I mean it will cost a lot less and coverage will generally be what you need. I believe that if you have had insurance for the past year with no lapse in coverage, you can get a pre-existing condition exclusion waived by a new insurance company - I think. Anyone looking into this should check on that. If you do have pre-existing conditions and can't get an exclusion waived, your only option might be your state's high-risk pool, but that will be just as much as individual insurance, maybe more, unless you qualify for assistance. After I got laid off 5 years ago, I got an individual plan with United Health Care, first under Optimum Choice, which then stopped offering individual policies in my state, and then under Golden Rule. I had to keep that plan until a month ago, when I finally got a job that provided health insurance (my most recent job was a contract position). I was very grateful I had it when I broke my leg ice skating - the hospital bill for surgery and a 1-night stay was $10K. And the surgeon and anesthesiology bills were extra. And then there were the follow-up doctor visits with x-rays, and 6 months of PT. I wouldn't recommend anyone go without health insurance for any length of time. I've been without insurance for a month here and there when I was much younger and was between jobs or between school and a job, but I was lucky.


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APRs Annual Customer Appreciation Sale and onsite ECU upgrades will be offered all day with free labor on all ECU upgrades and many hardware installs. This includes Exhausts and even APR K04 Turbocahrger Systems so arive early to ensure you'll get in on the action! With hundreds of customer, club and staff vehicles on site, this marks an excellent opportunity to interact with customers and see what everyones saying about APRs line of performance software and hardware.
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"Thumper" is the cute rabbit in "Bambi," a character in a James Bond film, and Hopper's pet grasshopper in "A Bug's Life." I also understand that it is a name for a motorcycle and a popular drinking game. What it does not sound like is the name of a serious data server.
A few days ago Sun published X4500 (named, yes it's really true, Thumper) results on the TPC-H Business Intelligence benchmark. In the 3TB benchmark, the Sun result comes in at a stunning #10.(1) The 1TB result on a very small configuration was far, far behind the leader. (2)
Maybe a good codename next time should be something more like Simba.
(1) Sun TPC-H 3000GB result on the Sun Fire X4500 of 38,672.4 QphH@3000GB ($29.39/QphH, avail. 10/12/2007). The result was obtained on a cluster of 10 Sun Fire X4500 servers for a total of 20 dual-core 2.6 GHz AMD Opteron 285 processors (20 processor chips, 40 cores, 40 threads) with 100 GB of memory and 218 TB of SATA disk drives running Solaris 10.
(2)Sun TPC-H 1 TB scale factor result of 5604.9 QphH@1000GB ($8.11/QphH, Avail. 10/15/2007) on the Sun Fire X4500 (2 Opteron 285 2.8 GHz chips, 4 cores, 4 threads) running Solaris 10.
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Schmit has posted a note on his website thanking fans for all their well wishes, writing:
"Although my issues were disheartening, and I went through what the doctors called 'major surgery,' the truth is I was only bedridden during my three-night stay in the hospital. I was up and about right after, starting with daily walks on the streets of Manhattan. After another week I received a clean bill of health and headed for home on the West Coast. My voice is coming along nicely, and as many of you know, I was able to perform with the Eagles just before the new year."
"So, not to worry…I love my work, and plan on doing it for as long as possible. I'm chipping away at a new solo album, and I wouldn't be surprised if you hear of more Eagles action in the near future."
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Green Bay Opens Season with 7-0 Win Over Cardinal Stritch
By: Ryan Hartwig (@GBHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The preseason Horizon League favorite Green Bay men's tennis team got its 2014 spring season started on Thursday afternoon, picking up a 7-0 victory over Cardinal Stritch University at Western Racquet and Fitness Club.
Playing for the first time under the new, experimental ITA dual match format, the Phoenix made quick work of the Wolves by claiming a pair of doubles matches to earn the doubles point before sweeping the six singles matches in straight sets.
"This is what we as coaches get excited for," Green Bay head coach Mark Thomas said. "The first week of practice, getting into a real match and getting the first-match jitters out. I thought the guys competed well. I thought they were very focused from start to finish. We have some great goals set for this season, and to know that today marks the start of trying to accomplish those goals is really exciting."
The Phoenix took the first point of the afternoon with wins at No. 1 and No. 3 doubles. The duo of Michael Tebon (Excelsior, Minn.) and Joey Leto (Downers Grove, Ill.) grabbed a 6-2 victory at the top spot against Stritch's Jimmy Le and Raymond Weich, while defending Horizon League Player of the Year Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) teamed up with Marius Merz (Heidelberg, Germany) for a 6-0 win against Nadar Murad and George Watson at No. 3.
In singles action, sophomore Leopold Gomez Islinger (Weiden, Germany) cruised to a 6-0, 6-2 win over Le at No. 1, while Tenzer earned his second victory of the day with a 6-1, 6-2 triumph over Weich at the No. 2 spot.
Leto and Tebon were also two-time winners on Thursday, as Leto took down Watson 6-4, 6-2 at No. 4 singles and Tebon earned a 6-2, 6-0 win over Tommy Vang at No. 6.
Phoenix sophomore Rowan Isaaks (London, England) ran away with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Murad at No. 3 singles, and freshman Jorge Gonzalez Soler (Madrid, Spain) earned a 6-1, 6-3 win in his Green Bay debut over the Wolves' Donnersson Penna at No. 5.
Green Bay returns to action on Saturday in Chicago, taking on a tough DePaul team at 3 p.m.
FAMILIAR FACE: The Cardinal Stritch men's tennis team is coached by former Phoenix standout Mark Goldin, who played No. 1 and No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles at Green Bay from 2004-08. Goldin, an All-Horizon League performer in three of his four seasons, was named the Wolves' head coach in November of 2012.
Green Bay 7, Cardinal Stritch 0
No. 1 – Michael Tebon/Joey Leto (GB) def. Jimmy Le/Raymond Weich (CSU) 6-2
No. 2 – Rowan Isaaks/Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) def. Donnersson Penna/Tommy Vang (CSU) unfinished
No. 3 – Michael Tenzer/Marius Merz (GB) def. Nadar Murad/George Watson (CSU) 6-0
No. 1 – Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) def. Jimmy Le (CSU) 6-0, 6-2
No. 2 – Michael Tenzer (GB) def. Raymond Weich (CSU) 6-1, 6-2
No. 3 – Rowan Isaaks (GB) def. Nadar Murad (CSU) 6-1, 6-2
No. 4 – Joey Leto (GB) def. George Watson (CSU) 6-4, 6-2
No. 5 – Jorge Gonzalez Soler (GB) def. Donnersson Penna (CSU) 6-1, 6-3
No. 6 – Michael Tebon (GB) def. Tommy Vang (CSU) 6-2, 6-0
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Version 0.5 is out see the changelog int the script to read the fixes and addons.
Changes that I made:
- Rewritten the code of sickness in Python
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- Added a control version, where you can see if you are using the latest version of bt5up
- When you update the bt5up you dont need to restart the script, it will autoload
- Added Axel & apt-fast to make the upgrade fastter
- Added FeedBack for GMail accounts only, where you can send some feedback without leaving bt5up
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Hi everyone, I'm looking for the well known prada boots, the only ones I could find were these: http://i4.ebayimg.com/03/i/01/a9/10/2e_1_b.JPG
Would these work? And could someone help me find the right ones?
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Hi everyone, I'm looking for the well known prada boots, the only ones I could find were these: http://i4.ebayimg.com/03/i/01/a9/10/2e_1_b.JPG
Would these work? And could someone help me find the right ones?
I'm sure you could make them work, but they don't look quite right to me. The sole is differently shaped.
DCB has pics of the boots in the "Costume Tips" section of his Zam site. The name on the box of mine is "Calzature Donna" (Actually, I think they're pretty darn ugly ;) )
Thanks, I wondered if they had a name, I just looked for prada and well, more than 5000 results.....:-)
Try looking under Prada Sport Boots.
When I found mine, there were probably 8 more pairs in stock at Neiman Marcus in Denver, CO. I haven't been there since and that was about 6 months ago so I'm not sure if they still have them....I could check next time I head that way. I paid $250.00 for mine :facepalm
I think that price is a little out of my league... :(
Could these work?
Those look pretty darn close to me... :D
I think the only difference with those and the ones I have is the stretchy fabric instead of a zipper on the inside. And since that part will be covered by the shin guards in any case - they should be perfect. :)
Congrats on the find! :D
Awesome. I'd rather have the elastic ones ;)
How much?
Hey, you're not going to bid against me are you :cry ;)
Well, they're $69 right now.
I wouldn't do that!!.
I wasn't thinking clearly when I asked ;)
I already have our pradas. Don't need another pair :p
Good luck.
I think we'll all be jealous if you get them for anything under $200! ;)
Let us know if you get them! I'm curious too! Good luck!
Oh I really hope I get them, they are $79 now but still mine 8)
Yes!! I got them :thumbsup and only for $78.77!!
*dances around the room singing*
Okay....okay... color me jealous! *pouts* ;)
Congrats on the buy! :)
Thanks! My mom wasn't so pleased though, "oh no you're not spending MORE money on that costume?!" :lol
Are you kidding!?!?!? You got those at bargain-basement prices! Most of us paid over $200 for ours!!!! Add some paint, a little leather and oila! Zam Boots good enough to pass for the real things! :D
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I need some help, the gauntlets I recently bought, they have been trimmed. That being said, I have to put the piano hinges on, does anyone got advice? Help? Progress?
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Provo • Just before halftime on Thursday night at the Marriott Center against Pepperdine, Brandon Davies soared high, grabbed Josh Sharp's missed jumper, and jammed the ball through the basket to cut the Waves' lead to five.
The spectacular play not only ended perhaps the most dismal first half of the season for the Cougars, but it also gave BYU some much-needed momentum heading into the locker room. And it showed an antsy crowd of 14,888 that Davies was pretty much his old self again, after battling a sprained ankle the last few games.
The Cougars played much better offensively and defensively in the second half, while short-handed Pepperdine wilted when the heat was turned up, and BYU cruised to a 76-51 win to improve to 3-0 in West Coast Conference play, 13-4 overall.
Pepperdine, playing without suspended point guard Caleb Willis, and with a couple of other guys who were ill just hours before the game, fell to 1-2 in league play, 9-7 overall.
"We came out flat at the beginning, but the second half was a different story," said BYU guard Matt Carlino.
Boy, was it ever.
After scoring 20 points in the first half on 7-for-10 shooting, Pepperdine guard Jordan Baker did not score in the second half. After shooting 28.1 percent in the first half, the Cougars shot 58.1 percent in the second half.
And that was pretty much all it took.
"They had trouble guarding Jordan Baker in the first half, him getting 20 points, and just creating plays," said Pepperdine coach Marty Wilson, the former University of Utah assistant. "They made a great adjustment in the second half. They doubled him anytime he got it, and dared our other guys to have to make the play."
They couldn't do it, not with leading scorer Lorne Jackson ailing and playing out of position, and with talented newcomer Stacy Davis netting just four points.
"Baker just played probably 20 minutes of his best offensive basketball this year," Rose said of the sophomore from Tempe, Ariz.
Baker was able to flourish in the first half when Carlino was on the bench with two fouls. In the second half, Carlino and Davies doubled him and made him give up the ball, and Carlino triggered a 20-1 run with several big steals that led to easy baskets.
"Matt was terrific in the second half defensively, deflecting balls and getting a steal here or there, and allowing us to get a few points in transition, which got the crowd going," Rose said. "And I was really pleased with Nate [Austin] and Craig [Cusick] coming off the bench and giving us a good lift."
Meanwhile, Tyler Haws was his reliable self, leading all scorers with 24 points on 8-for-14 shooting; Davies chipped in 19 points and nine rebounds, and Carlino had 13 points, four assists, four rebounds and a pair of steals.
"Coach showed us at the end of the game that we only gave up 16 points in the second half," Carlino said. "I think the difference [in halves] was our focus defensively."
It helped that the Waves cooled off considerably, matching BYU's ugly shooting in the first half with a 6-for-22 effort in the second half.
In the second half, "I thought we contested passes, we contested shots, we contested dribbles, rebounded the ball a lot better," Rose said. "After the first three or four minutes of the second half, after we couldn't get a ball to go in, we figured out a way to score and kind of broke through, and we were able to win the game."
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An East Java administration in Indonesia has come up with a rather interesting way of curbing prostitution. Normally, critics decry the existence of massage parlors and seek to close them down, but some innovatve Indonesian minds have come up with an interesting twist on issue of prostitution. They are seeking legislation which requires those working in a massage parlor to wear padlocks on their pants in order to prevent sexual intercourse with clients. The Jakarta Post considered the idea to be ludicrous because "if the aim of the policy is to prevent prostitution and promote tourism, then this surely is the wrong way to go about pursuing those goals." The editor pointed out "prostitutiion is still here and thriving in places like Jakarta and Bali."
Perhaps, male and female tourists upon arrival in Jakarta's airport can be directed to a room where they will be out fitted with padlocks in a pre-emptive strike against massage parlor prostitution. One can only wonder if this could become a fashion rage for Indonesian women, if they don't want sex with spouse, just put on the padlock and let the world know the campaign for chastity is in full swing.


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Here is an article that talks about the rookie Demetrius Williams. It busts out for the first time this kids nickname: Spiderman. He has the tattoo and everything. I love his attitude as well. All bolding was done by me.
Ravens' Williams Hopes to Nab Receiver Spot
By Camille Powell
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, August 15, 2006; Page E03
WESTMINSTER, Md., Aug. 14 -- Demetrius Williams has spent more time thinking about the one catch he didn't make in the Baltimore Ravens' preseason opener against the New York Giants than reflecting on the three catches he did make. In the final seconds of the first half on Friday night, the rookie wide receiver leapt high for a pass in the end zone, got his hands on the ball, but lost control of it as he fell with cornerback Frank Walker on his back.
Never mind that quarterback Kyle Boller threw the ball behind Williams and that a better pass would have made for an easier catch. Williams thinks he should have made the play.
"I was always taught -- and my dad started me off young -- that whenever the ball is in the air, you go get it," Williams said. "It's your ball. That's just my attitude. If I can go get it, I'll definitely try to get it."
What else would you expect from a player whose nickname is Spider-Man and who has an elaborate tattoo of the superhero -- with a football ensnared in his web -- on his upper right arm. Williams caught three passes for 43 yards against the Giants, continuing his strong work in the preseason.
"He made some great plays," Coach Brian Billick said. "I would have liked to see him make that catch in the end zone; then that would have been a brilliant night for him. But he's making great strides and is showing he's capable of those kinds of plays."
The Ravens have two established starters at wide receiver, and Billick has said Derrick Mason and Mark Clayton are the best 1-2 punch the Ravens have had at the position in his tenure. A year ago, Mason led the team in receptions (a franchise-record 86) and receiving yards (1,073), and Clayton, the 22nd overall pick in 2005, set Ravens rookie records with 44 catches for 471 yards.
The question is who will fill the third wide receiver spot. Both Williams and Devard Darling have gotten work in that role, and both have made impressive catches on the practice field at McDaniel College. Clarence Moore, another candidate, practiced for the first time on Monday afternoon; the third-year player spent the last two weeks on the physically unable to perform list following offseason surgery for a sports hernia.
The Ravens took the 6-foot-2, 197-pound Williams in the fourth round of the draft, and they were thrilled to do so because they had him ranked as one of the top wide receivers. In four seasons at the University of Oregon, he had 162 receptions (third on the school's career list) for 2,660 yards (fourth all-time). He picked up the Spider-Man nickname while at Oregon because of his penchant for trying to catch everything with one hand.
"He's shown excellent play-making ability," wide receivers coach Mike Johnson said. "He has excellent hands and body control. He'll be a good route-runner in time."
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Ravens Notes: Rookie defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, who sat out last week with a sprained knee, has resumed practicing. . . . Mason (mild concussion) and linebacker Mike Smith (knee contusion), both of whom were injured against the New York Giants on Friday night, also practiced on Monday. . . . Tackle Jonathan Ogden, who rejoined the team on Thursday after the death of his father, continued to do conditioning work on the side.
Link: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...081401295.html
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By Joe Brewin
Arsène Wenger admits Yossi Benayoun has not spent as much time on pitch as his ability warrants this season.
The Israeli international is yet to start a Premier League fixture for the Gunners, coming off the bench five times in the league up until now.
The loan signing from Chelsea has been a regular starter in the Carling Cup and he could feature against Manchester City at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday. Wenger concedes that Benayoun deserves his opportunity.
"He has been absolutely fantastic but we have so much choice in midfield and we play with three strikers," the Frenchman told Arsenal Player.
"The chances for the midfielders are not so big and that's why he has not played as much as he deserves.
"The attitude of all the players that came in has been great - everybody helps focus the team to win and he does that as well."
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There are six games for students, and the vocabulary for the games is broken down into categories. So whether you are studying compound words, baby animals, bodies of water, or dinosaurs, you can find a category for your subject. There is a category listing on the site, so teachers can pick and choose the category they want students to practice with the fun learning games. And there are categories for every grade and skill level. Plus, the games let you choose your skill level as well. Terrific idea for ESL or just classroom practice. Hope you get a chance to check it out!


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Strasbourg, 22.05.2012 – The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) today published conclusions on the implementation of a number of priority recommendations made in its country reports on Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia and Switzerland which had been released in 2009.
As part of the fourth round of ECRI's monitoring work, a new process of interim follow-up has been introduced with respect to up to three recommendations made in each of ECRI's country reports. Two years following the publication of each report, ECRI addresses a communication to the Government concerned asking what has been done in connection with the recommendations for which priority follow-up was requested.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay (16-19, 5-7 HL) softball team scored three runs in the bottom of the third inning and two in the bottom of the sixth, while holding off a late charge by Loyola (18-20, 11-7 HL) in the seventh inning for the 5-2 win Thursday, April 19 at Ben Garot Field.
Brooke Andresen led off the game for Loyola with a solo homerun to left field, giving the Ramblers the early 1-0 lead.
Green Bay senior Ashleigh Racer (Waterford, Wis.) led off the bottom of the third inning with a single to shortstop before Amanda Omahen (San Diego, Calif.) singled to center field. Danielle Peerenboom (Appleton, Wis.) followed suit with a triple to left-center field scoring Racer and Omahen to take the 2-1 lead. With two outs, Stacey Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) hit an RBI single to second base, scoring Peerenboom and boosting the Phoenix lead to 3-1. Green Bay closed the inning with three runs on four hits and one runner left on base.
With one out in the top of the fourth, Loyola's Tarran Schaffer hit an RBI triple to center field, cutting the Phoenix lead to 3-2. In the bottom of the inning, Green Bay's Shannon Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) hit a line drive down the left field line for a double but was later stranded on base.
With the tying run on third base, a 2-2 count and two outs in the sixth inning, Loyola's Olivia Bell hit a line drive down the third base line. Third baseman Alli Rivera (Geneseo, Ill.) made a diving catch for the final out, stranding the runner to save the tie.
Miranda Reinke (Milwaukee, Wis.) led off the sixth inning with a double to left field before Shannon Butts reached base on a fielder's choice. With one out in the bottom of the inning, Paige Newtols (Green Bay, Wis.) hit a deep ball to the right field fence for an RBI triple, scoring Butts from first. Ashleigh Racer (Waterford, Wis.) followed with an RBI single to left field, scoring Newtols to boost the Phoenix lead to 5-2. Omahen later loaded the bases with a single to left-center field before Peerenboom reached on a fielder's choice. The Phoenix closed the inning scoring two runs on five hits while stranding three runners on base.
With one out, Loyola's Brooke Andresen singled to right field before Jessica Balzano advanced with a fielder's choice followed by another single from the Ramblers. With the bases loaded and the go-ahead run at the plate, Lauren Moore grounded into the double play in which Racer tagged the runner before tossing to Stacey Butts at first, sealing the win for the Phoenix.
Green Bay finished the contest with five runs on 13 hits while Loyola had two runs on eight hits.
Pitcher Ashley Nannemann (Burlington, Wis.) picked up her 10th win of the season while pitching her ninth complete game from the mound for the Phoenix. Racer went 3-for-3 from behind the plate with one RBI.
The Phoenix hosts Cleveland State in a three-game series beginning with a doubleheader Saturday, April 21 at 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. before wrapping up the series Sunday, April 22 at 11:00 a.m. All games will be played at Ben Garot Field.
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|The Marjorie and Herbert Chase '30 Head Coach of Women's Track and Field
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|Appalachian State
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|24 Years
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|The Marjorie and Herbert Chase '30
Head Coach of Women's Track & Field
|The first-ever endowed coaching positions at Dartmouth College were for the men's and women's track & field teams, in honor of Marjorie and Herbert Chase 1930 who left much of their estate to the college.
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The 2016-17 year is the 25th as head coach of the Dartmouth women's track team for Sandra Ford-Centonze. Ford-Centonze's position was endowed thanks to the generosity of Herbert and Marge Chase. Herb, a member of the Class of 1930, was manager of the team and then a track and field official at Dartmouth meets for many years. The Chase endowment is the first for any athletic program at Dartmouth. This very special support will add to the prestige of a program that has been in existence at the College for over a century.
During the course of the 2015-16 academic year, several of Ford-Centonze's student-athletes set standards of excellence at the national level. Senior Kaitlin Whitehorn was a First Team All-American in the high jump at both the indoor and outdoor NCAA Championship meets, while Dana Giordano was a first teamer in 1500m during the outdoor season.
Giordano's 4:11.86 in Eugene not only was good for third in the nation, but also broke the event's program record previously held by Abbey D'Agostino. Whitehorn graduated from Dartmouth in the Spring of 2016, but not before etching her name into the program and Ivy League record books as arguably the best high jumper in conference history. A six-time league champion and three-time All-American in the event, her 2016 outdoor championship makes her the first in program history to win not only three, but three in a row.
In addition to the three All-American First Team honors, Ford-Centonze saw her team win six individual titles combined between indoor and outdoor Heps meet.
Jennifer Meech '17 broke a nearly three-decades old program record in the 400m, running a 53.97 to eclipse the previous mark of 54.54 set in 1987. Additionally, Meech, Alison Frantz, Sara Kikut and Maria Garman tied the Dartmouth outdoor record for the 4x400m relay at the Virginia Challenge by running 3:42.54.
At the conclusion of the 2016 outdoor season, Abbey D'Agostino '14 and Lexi Pappas '12 became the first former athletes from a Ford-Centonze team to qualify for the Summer Olympic games. D'Agostino qualified in the 5000m representing the United States, while Pappas went to Rio for Team Greece to run in the 10,000m. In all, four former Dartmouth females participated in the Olympic Trials in Eugene as Megan Krumpoch '14 (800m) and Whitehorn (high jump) also competed.
In 2014, Ford-Centonze led the Dartmouth women to all new heights. The Big Green finished tied for seventh at the NCAA Indoor National Championship, a new program best for Dartmouth and the highest finish ever by an Ivy League team on either the men's or women's side.
It was also in 2014 that Ford-Centonze was elected by her peers as secretary at the annuall USTFCCCA Convention. No stranger to a leadership role, she had also served as Heptagonal Coaches Group President from 2004-06.
During the course of three seasons of competition in 2013-14, Ford-Centonze guided five inidividuals to All-America status, earning 11 seperate honors in that time (2 in XC, 7 indoor, 2 outdoor). During indoor season, the women's DMR finished eighth, while Megan Krumpoch claimed sixth in the 800m. At the outdoor meet, Krumpoch moved on one spot, taking fifth in a program-record 2:03.42 at Oregon's Hayward Field.
In addition, Abbey D'Agostino became the first Ivy Leaguer male or female to win the NCAA Cross Country individual Championship in 2013 at Indiana State's home course in Terre Haute. She would go on to win two more national titles during indoor season to finish her career with seven, the most by any Ivy League student-athlete in the history of the conference.
Capping off the successful stretch of 2013-14, the Big Green under Ford-Centonze's guidance finished fourth in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) final standings for the Terry Crawford Division I Women's Program of the Year Award, the best placement ever by an Ivy League school.
In 2012, the Dartmouth women's DMR team earned All-American honors after taking third at the NCAA Championships in Boise. Also during that year, Ford-Centonze was a part of of coaching Abbey D'Agostino to three track All-American honors, including the program's first ever individual national championship as D'Agostino claimed the top prize in the 5,000 meters.
In the year that followed, D'Agostino won three more titles and the Dartmouth women set numerous sprints, hurdles and relay program records during the 2013 track seasons. Some of the records that were broken had stood for more than two decades, including the 100m, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m.
She has led the Big Green to unprecedented heights in the ECAC and Heptagonal championships in the past sixteen years. During the 2002 outdoor season Ford-Centonze saw her first All-American Heptathlete when Shaina Damm placed eighth at the NCAA championships. The 2003 outdoor season was the start of the the NCAA Regional competition, and the Big Green women have had qualifiers for the meet each year. Since 2003, the Big Green women have been named as one of the nation's top All-Academic Team by the US Track & Field Coaches Association. The 2006 season was a record breaking year for Coach Sandy's sprint/hurdle crew. In all they saw five records fall, with Fatih Stanley '06 making history at the outdoor Heptagonal Championships by being the first athlete to win both the 100m and 200m, and the first Dartmouth athlete to take home the 200m crown. The women's team brought home the third place 2007 New England trophy with a total of 18 women.
The women's records continued to fall during the 2007-09 campaigns. In 2008 the 4 x 400m relay broke a six year old record with a time of 3:49.78, and again in 2010 with a time of 3:48.41. Natalie Todd-Zebell '09 continued to rewrite the pole vault records each of her four years. Emily Daly ''09, broke both the 20lb wt. and hammer records during the 2009 season.The twenty-two year old 400im record fell as Alexandra Tanner '11 posted a time of 59.04 on her way to qualifying for the NCAA regional meet.
In 2008, Ford-Centonze led a group of Dartmouth track athletes on a two-week trip to Ireland and England, where they competed against the Limerick University team and in an open meet in London.
Coach Sandy has seen her women's team be named All-Academic Team by the United States Track and Field Coaches Association since 2003. During the 2008 season, they were ranked ninth out of 117 honored teams in the country.
Ford-Centonze came to Hanover from the University of Vermont, where she spent six years as head coach for track. Under her guidance, the Catamounts captured three straight New England outdoor championships, from 1987-89. Vermont also finished second in 1988 and third in 1989 at the New England indoor championships. She was named New England Coach of the Year for outdoor track in 1988 and 1989 and the North Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year in 1992.
Within the coaching profession, Ford-Centonze has served on the ECAC technical committee, the ECAC running jury and the New England Women's Intercollegiate Cross Country and Track and Field Association standards committee, as well as the NCAA protest committee. She is a past president for the ECAC Track and Field Association. At the beginning of the 2000 track and field season, Sandra was chosen by her peers to be the District I NCAA Representative for Women's Track and Field. Ford-Centonze has been an instructor at the Stowe (Vt.) Summer Sports Festival since 1991 and during the summer of 1996 she directed a speed development camp for a group of 30 Japanese football players who came to the United States for training. In 2000 she added Dry Land Ski training to her camp duties. She has been a member of the Bates Track and Field Camp since 1997, coaching both sprints and hurdles. During the summer of 2003, Sandy started a track and field day camp for the town of Lebanon. The summer of 2005 saw Coach Ford-Centonze make a move to the Dick Fosbury Track Camp at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.
Coach Ford-Centonze stays active with Girls and Youth in sport, having been a past clinician for the NCAA Youth Education Through Sport(YES), as well as a panelist at the Patrina Foundation Leadership Conference at The Ethel Walker School. During the summer of 1999, Coach Ford-Centonze was an instructor and panelist at the Girls Scouts of the USA National Sports Event.
Ford-Centonze started her coaching career at her alma mater, Appalachian State University, where she was assistant track coach from 1984-86. She also holds a master's degree in Athletic Administration from Appalachian State. As an undergraduate, she captained the 1981-82 and 1982-83 Mountaineer track squads and was chosen Appalachian State's Most Valuable Performer as a junior when she went undefeated in the 400 in just her second year of track competition.
She and her family live in Lebanon, New Hampshire. She is the proud mother of Christian and Antonio.
Ford-Centonze's Career Heptagonal Champions
|Indoor Champions
|Outdoor Champions
|2016 - 3000M - Dana Giordano '16
|2016 - 1500M - Dana Giordano '16
|2002 - 3000m Steeple - Devon Haskell '03*
|2016 - Mile - Helen Schlachtenhaufen '17
|2016 - 5000M - Dana Giordano '16
|2001 - 3000m - Erin Dromgoole '01
|2016 - High Jump - Kaitlin Whitehorn '16
|2016 - High Jump - Kaitlin Whitehorn '16
|2000 - 3000m - Susan Ashlock '00
|2015 - Mile - Dana Giordano '16
|2015 - 1500M - Dana Giordano '16
|1999 - 3000m - Anne Devlin '99
|2015 - 3000M - Dana Giordano '16
|2015 - High Jump - Kaitlin Whitehorn '16
|1999 - 5000m - Anne Devlin '99
|2015 - High Jump - Kaitlin Whitehorn '16
|2014 - 100M - Kaitlin Whitehorn '16
|1998 - 3000m - Erin Dromgoole '01
|2014 - 200M - Jennifer Meech '16
|2014 - 1500M - Dana Giordano '16
|1998 - 5000m - Jenna Rogers '98
|2014 - 800M - Megan Krumpoch '14
|2014 - 3000M - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|1998 - 10,000m - Deirdre Millegan '98
|2014 - Mile - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|2014 - 5000M - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|1997 - 5000m - Jenna Rogers '98
|2014 - 3000M - Dana Giordano '16
|2014 - 10,000M - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|1996 - 1500m - Kristin Manwaring '96*
|2014 - 5000M - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|2014 - 4x800M Relay Team
|1996 - 3000m - Kristin Manwaring '96
|2014 - Pentathlon - Janae Duchack '14
|2014 - High Jump - Kaitlin Whitehorn '16
|1996 - 5000m - Maribel Sanchez '96
|2014 - 4x800M Relay Team
|2014 - Heptathlon - Janae Dunchack '14
|1996 - 10,000m - Kristin Pierce '96
|2013 - Mile - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|2013 - 1500M - Abbey D'Agostino '14*
|1995 - 1500m - Kristin Manwaring '96
|2013 - 1500M - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|2013 - 3000M - Abbey D'Agostino '14*
|1995 - 3000m - Maribel Sanchez '96
|2013 - High Jump - Kaitlin Whitehorn '16
|2013 - 400mH - Megan Krumpoch
|1995 - 5000m - Maribel Sanchez '96
|2013 - Pentathlon - Janae Dunchak '14
|2012 - 3000m Steeplechase - Alexi Pappas '12*
|1995 - 10,000m - Deirdre Milligan '98
|2012 - Pentathlon - Janae Dunchak '14
|2012 - Heptathlon - Janae Dunchak '14
|2012 - Mile - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|2012 - 1500m - Abbey D'Agostino '14*
|2011 - Pentathlon - Janae Dunchak '14
|2012 - 3000m - Abbey D'Agostino '14*
|2010 - Pentathlon - Priscilla Trojano '12
|2011 - Heptathlon - Priscilla Trojano '12
|2003 - 800m - Cecily Garber '03
|2011 - 400IH - Alexandra Tanner '11
|2001 - 3000m - Erin Dromgoole '01
|2011 - 5000m - Abbey D'Agostino '14
|2000 - 3000m - Susan Ashlock '00
|2010 - Heptathlon - Priscilla Trojano '12
|1998 - 3000m - Jenna Rogers '98
|2009 - 400IH - Alexandra Tanner '11
|1998 - 5000m - Jenna Rogers '98
|2003 - 800m - Cecily Garber '03
|1997 - 5000m - Jenna Rogers '98
|2003 - 1500m - Jessie Allen-Young '03
|1996 - Mile - Kristin Manwaring '96
|1996 - 3000m - Maribel Sanchez '96
|1996 - 5000m - Maribel Sanchez '96
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Posted by Diego Lo Giudice on February 19, 2013
Early this year, on January 15, I published our first research on testing for the Agile and Lean playbook. Connected to that research, my colleague Margo Visitacion and I also published a self-assessment testing toolkit. The toolkit helps app-dev and testing leaders understand how mature their current testing practices and organization are for Agile and Lean development.
The Agile Testing Self-Assessment Toolkit
So what are the necessary elements to assess Agile testing maturity? Looking to compromise between simplicity and comprehensiveness, we focused on the following: