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Bulldogs Limit Golden Bears to One Goal in Second Half
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale women's lacrosse team's offense got back to what had made it so successful earlier in the season on Saturday afternoon at Reese Stadium -- balanced scoring. The Bulldog defense tied its season low for goals allowed in a game, and allowed just one goal in the second half. The end result was a 10-7 win over Cal that snapped a two-game losing skid and pushed Yale over the .500 mark for the season.
Yale (5-4, 0-3 Ivy League) is now 4-1 in games where six or more players score goals, and 1-3 in games where five or fewer players score goals. Saturday's effort was led by a hat trick from freshman midfielder Nicole Daniggelis, who has scored at least one goal in all seven games she has played this year. The defense benefited from eight saves by junior goalkeeper Erin McMullan, the most she has made since stopping eight in the 9-7 win at Hofstra 20 days earlier.
"We executed the things that we have been working on this week -- speeding up our tempo, cutting hard to goal, looking for options, focusing on the fundamentals of defense, making sure we didn't leave cutters open," said Anne Phillips, Yale's Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Women's Lacrosse. "We had some turnovers that enabled Cal to stay in the game, but eventually we started controlling the tempo. Erin McMullan made some big saves, and we were able to build up our lead in the second half."
The first half was a see-saw battle in which neither team pulled ahead by more than two goals. Yale held an early 3-1 lead on a pair of unassisted goals by sophomore midfielder Cathryn Avallone and one by sophomore attacker Kerri Fleishhacker, but Cal rallied to tie the game 3-3.
After Daniggelis put the Bulldogs up 4-3, Cal (5-4, 3-0 MPSF) reeled off three straight goals and appeared to have all the momentum heading into halftime. But after the last of those goals, with only 24 seconds left in the half, Daniggelis got the draw control -- one of six draws on the day for her. The Bulldogs pushed the ball ahead and were able to score with five seconds on the clock, as freshman attacker AnnaElise Morello fed senior attacker Devon Rhodes in front to pull Yale within 6-5. That was Morello's first career point.
Assisted by Fleishhacker, Rhodes tied the game 6-6 nearly seven minutes into the second half.
"Scoring right before halftime gave us a little momentum going into halftime," Phillips said. "Then we came out and scored the first goal of the second half, which was important because we haven't done that a lot lately. We wanted to come out hard and stay focused."
Cal went back ahead 7-6 with 17:28 to play on a goal by attacker Megan Takacs, her fourth of the day. But that would be the end of the scoring for the Golden Bears. Junior defender Adrienne Tarver got the next draw control, starting a string of three straight draws for Yale -- each one by a different player (Tarver, sophomore midfielder Christina Doherty and sophomore midfielder Erin Magnuson).
Doherty, known more for contributing with key draw controls and ground balls, showed some scoring prowess at an opportune time Saturday. She bounced in her fourth goal of the year to tie the game up with 14:53 to play.
"We've been working hard with Christina about attacking the goal," said Phillips. "She handles the ball a lot and is huge on draws. So we're working on driving and scoring. She came up with a big goal for us today."
A minute later, Magnuson scored on a free position shot to give the Bulldogs an 8-7 lead, their first lead since the 9:23 mark of the first. They built on that lead with a pair of goals by Daniggelis, one assisted by Rhodes and one assisted by Magnuson, to go up 10-7 with 6:43 to play.
"Even though she is just a freshman, Nicole comes up with big plays," Phillips said. "She can dominate on the draw, and she seems to know when we need a big goal."
With six games left in the regular season, Magnuson's two points Saturday left her with nearly double her point total from a year ago (10-5-15 this year, 6-2-8 last year).
"Erin made the greatest advance in her drive to goal, her fake before she shoots, and then burying the ball after she moves the goalkeeper," said Phillips. "She has been doing that ever since she came back from last summer, and it has been phenomenal."
After a draw control win by the Bears following Yale's 10th goal, the Bulldogs had to survive a yellow card against Fleishhacker. Right after a save by McMullan, a yellow card on Cal helped even things up. With 2:30 to play Avallone caused a turnover, but the Bulldogs turned the ball back over to the Bears without being able to run much time off the clock. Magnuson then caused a turnover and got the ground ball with two minutes to play.
After Cal goalie Megan McGinnis denied a shot by Fleishhacker, the Golden Bears turned the ball over again and freshman defender Kate Walker scooped up the ground ball in Bulldog territory. Yale ran out the clock for the win.
Yale is now 4-0 when committing 12 or fewer turnovers in a game. The Bulldogs also won by limiting their fouls -- Cal only got two free position attempts, scoring on one. And Yale kept its recent trend of effective performances on the clear going, finishing 13-for-14.
"Our midfielders did a great job," Phillips said. "They had some pressure handles, and they brought the ball up in traffic."
Yale now heads to Lehigh for a game Sunday at 1:00 p.m.
Report by Sam Rubin '95 (firstname.lastname@example.com), Yale Sports Publicity
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Gay-Straight Alliance Network Responds to President Obama's
"It Gets Better" Video
San Francisco, October 21, 2010 - Gay-Straight Alliance Network applauds President Barack Obama for his historic contribution to the national dialogue on anti-gay bullying and youth suicide. The heartfelt message he issued today offers a message of hope to LGBT youth who have been bullied or to anyone who has felt different. We commend President Obama for his statement that bullying can no longer be an acceptable rite of passage in this country. In Obama's own words, "We have an obligation to ensure that our schools are safe for all of our kids."
Gay-Straight Alliance Network applauds the President for reminding our nation that while yes, it can get better, we have a responsibility - an obligation - to make schools safer right now.
"We are grateful that the President is committed to making schools safe for every student," said Carolyn Laub, Executive Director of Gay-Straight Alliance Network. "We call on the President and all elected officials to do everything in their power to make schools safer for LGBT youth. Our nation's leaders can make it better for LGBT youth by ending discrimination against LGBT people in our country."
GSA Network was founded on the principle that school should be safe for every student, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity. GSA Network empowers young people in middle schools and high schools to start and strengthen Gay-Straight Alliance clubs to combat bullying and end the isolation that is too often felt by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students. Students in schools with a GSA club report less anti-LGBT bullying than students at schools with no GSA.
Following the wave of recent youth suicides and the development of the It Gets Better Project, Gay-Straight Alliance Network launched the Make It Better Project to give youth and adults the tools they need to combat anti-LGBT bullying and make schools safer for LGBT youth right now. The Make It Better Project is now endorsed by over 75 organizations around the country, including the Trevor Project, GLSEN, PFLAG, and GLAAD, among others.
The Make It Better Project includes a website and YouTube channel where students and adults can upload video messages to share what they are doing to combat bullying and make schools safer. New videos are being added every day. The website offers resources and action steps for youth and adults who want to address bullying and prevent suicide. You can follow the project on Twitter and Facebook.
The Make It Better Project is sponsored by GSA Network. GSA Network empowers youth to fight homophobia and transphobia in school by training youth activists and supporting student-led Gay-Straight Alliance clubs in California and throughout the country.
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Phillips, Votto, Arroyo, Cozart, Stubbs, and Bruce.
Phillips and Votto could easily repeat, and I would never count Arroyo out. Not sure about the chances for the others. Also, it seems like they're breaking down the OF by position now - that must have started very recently, right?
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Streaming on ESPN3, for anyone who needs it.
Michigan-Virginia B-Ball Open Thread
but not too lazy to reload? 7pm
"Nazi UFO Conspiracy" on the Military Channel. No, I'll watch Michigan hoops, thanks.
My dvr only let's me record 2 programs!!
60-56 UVA. flame away
Why post something specifically to be flamed? Give analysis at least.
i was way off
I thought this game was LIVE
Hmm.. cant find a stream on atdhe.tv... anyone know of another one? I don't have access to espn3...
Love ya, bud!
Nice usage of parenthesis, M-Wolverine. Only makes the post slightly harder to read.
For an open thread next time.
Oakland at the Palace isn't an entertaining game? Did they lose a lot of talent or something?
OU beat Tennessee 89-81
for the reminder - I am at work and forgot to set my DVR, now however, thanks to you it is being recorded and I am set - GO BLUE!
snack - check, kids sedated - check, start the game
Virginia is a good defensive team. Another very good road test for this tough Michigan team.
Predicting Jordan doesn't let Mike Scott go completely bananas, and our guards outplay theirs
We win in a close one, with Mike Scott getting something like 17 pts, but Jordan battling him and getting 12 pts on 5-8 shooting, and grabbing 7-8 boards of his own
Don't mean to interrupt the thread but I thought everyone would like to know that Brionte will be visited tomorrow by Fred Jackson and (WR Coach) Heck in his home. Shall we buckle up? Meyer will be voting soon with Hoke following behind (most likely).
I'll be upset with mgocommenters if we end up under twenty Led Zeppelin jokes in this one.
Smotrycz finally gets a shot off from under the rim instead of just flailing like a trout.
Smotz with the drive...like his new found aggressiveness this year
I think we have more talent and better coaching/discipline
UVa was chanting "Let's Go _____!" What was that _____? It sounded like Blue to me so therefore they must stop it
Wahoos I believe
It's "Hoos" (short for Wahoos).
Out of curiosity, why are they called the Wahoos? Does it have something to do with Cavaliers that I am unfamiliar with?
a Wahoo is a fish reportedly that can "drink" 3 times its weight. (I know, I know... its a FISH... it DRINKS with every breath. No, I don't understand what it means.)
But, Virginia used to have a rep as a party school. They liked to think they can chug beer w the best (read: Dartmouth). So, the student body years and years ago decided to call themselves the Wahoos b/c they can drink so much. And it stuck.
A "Double Wahoo" is someone with both undergrad and grad UVa degrees. A "triple Wahoo" would be, like, BS, MS and PhD, all from UVa, etc.
Yeah, as dumb as naming yourself after a nut.
If the wikipedia article is to be believed, that explanation is probably apocryphal. The truth seems to be that it came from an old chant: "Wa-hoo-wah!"
Guessing it was "Let's go Hoo's." Would sound a lot like Blue.
Timmy needs some touches... Yet I love how no one forces it and it all comes within the flow of the offence.
where's all the maize i was expecting?
Two fouls early. Not good.
Vogrich in before Stu?
can we not rebound or what
Vogrich in before Stu?
Hahaha..Announcer said Smotz a "guard that can't dribble"
Guard who can't dribble. Did he mean that as a compliment?!?
UVA's offensive possessions turning into slop fests.
Ball just not bouncing our way; two in a row, good stops but missed the rebounds.
Horford needs to not start his post moves when he's 10 feet away from the basket.
I like Horford's moves, just don't think he has the strength yet to be a real post presence
You mean the "one" he has??? Two dribbles and throw it over the right/left shoulder??? He has potential, but he has a long way to go...
Agreed that he has work to do, but if he has the strength to get post position 4-5 ft from the basket and not 12ft...I'll take 4ft jump hooks all day
Very sloppy early. Would maybe like to see us go big against Virginia.
Whenever you play on the road, if you can survive the first 10 minutes without digging yourself in a hole, it's a good thing. Just need to figure out UVa's defense and the points will come. Luckily they're missing shots and having turnovers like we are.
It's been all defense and missed shots. It's been 10-9 for about three minutes.
I am intrigued...
Vog before Stu so he can spell Burke because of THJ's foul trouble. I get it...
These 5 on the floor are not going to be scoring much, no one can create a shot.
Thankfully, they don't shoot very well
I love our Maize jerseys.
I hope Curtis Staples doesn't get hot from beyond the arch for VA. If he does, game over.
Get a ladder and take the lid off the basket.
tough calls going against M, but we're lucky they can't shoot
Can somebody throw up the score occasionally. I like reading everyones comments while I'm on the road but I hate having to switch between apps to see the score. Thank you in advance.
Eastern Michigan 17
Syracuse 16
Ill put it in all my posts from now on
Wow Burke!
Burke is awesome, huge three at the buzzer
from downtown!!
Trey Burke three pointerrrrrr. I miss Manny....
13-10 Mich 810 left in 1st
15-10 Michigan.
Is there anyway we can get a chat open like we do for the football games?
It slows down the site apparently, so not a good idea for more minor events.
An announcer who knows we don't ALWAYS use the 1-3-1? I'm impressed.
You mean Jay Bias isn't calling this game? Whaaaaa?
defense playing solid right now.
EDIT: too bad we can't capitalize
More fouls than I'd like though...
I've never understood for 4 years how Stu and Novak have so much trouble making layups.
You could tell Smotrycz was going to reach in on that one. Couldn't help himself
At this rate, this may be the 2nd game in 4 days that Michigan wins 40-34
...but I think it opens up a bit in the second half. THJ will be back in the game and creating offense for us.
"As far as offense goes, this isn't a Picasso."
Smot bails them out with a cheap reach in foul late in the shot clock.
17-12, UVA shooting 1-1 after the TO.
his customary 17-20pts in the second half. At this pace that should be more than enough to secure a win
Were Eso Akunne and Christian expected to get much playing time this season? I've already seen a lot more of them than I did last year. Would be great if we can get some productive depth.
We're gonna lose a game over free throw shooting here if we don't get it in order....
i thought we would have forever learned from the wisconsin game last year.
This is like the Wisconsin-PSU game in the big ten tournament last year.
19-18 M, with 2 mins to go in the 1st. Both teams having more trouble scoring than a gaggle of acne-ridden D & D players at a middle school dance.
Glad Morgan is coming back in, Christian can't make a layup, a free throw, or a jumper.
No way we lose this game. TImmy will get his 15 in the 2nd and our defense is better than theirs no matter what the announcers say.
jinx watch is officially on
Eso. He plays good D, but he might as well never cross the half court line for Offense
Like our football team, we will perform better in the second half
2 missed foul shots, then missed open jumper and then turns the ball over and fouls the guy...not a good stretch, UM up 19-18, with 1:56 left
Morgan, airball free throw. Ugh.
Mclimans and Jordan in atthesametime. 20-19 good guys
Were they giving the Asshole chant to Morgan? Da fuck?
Whoops, my bad
They talk about Zack Novak's three year captaincy every single game. I'm not tired of it.
Not a great half, but with THJ's minutes reduced big time, you've gotta feel good about Michigan's chances.
Down 1 at half, gotta think THJ will be the difference in the 2nd half
Given the halftime score, I assume Michigan wins this one 40-34
On that final possession. He was wide open
Tenacious defensive battle. I like that, except for the losing by one part. Get 'em, Blue!
Hate to call out Beilein, but I think he was being way too conservative with sitting THJ basically the entire half...
He has two personal fouls. Why risk a third? I'll take being down one point at the half if it means he can play big minutes in the second half.
My only concern would be that he might be cold and might take a bit to heat up in the second. Hopefully, that isn't the case because we need him to be big in the second half.
Timmy is a second half player. In the Maui tourney, he definitely scored most of his points in the second half. If I'm not mistaken, he scored all of his points vs. Duke in the second half.
That was true last year as well. In the home MSU game, I think he scored all of his points in the second half.
also hate to call out beilein, but these 10 man rotations are getting annoying
This early in the season you are still looking for the right rotation so it will be cut donw as he finds out the rotation he wants.
Work well together in different situations, and vs. different line-ups.
Don't look now, but Eastern is only down 8 at half to the Syracuse Fine Touches.
I love this kid
Smotrycz and Burke are taking over.
I'm diggin the retro gym socks look
Hey guys, deep shots = deep rebounds...
vintage Smot, makes a nice drive to the basket, and commits a dumb foul at the other end
So we can't rebound at all? Paging McGary
Trey Burke just owns Virginia 3-on-1. Crazy good moves.
that spin move made me shout.
Virginia is gonna double us up on shots if were not careful
these are some pretty soft fouls. I guess, you'd expect nothing less with ACC refs.
Really? That's a block? Even Joe Harris stood there with his hands up acting like he did nothing because even he knew that was a charge.
Every time we score we gift them a bucket with a turnover or foul, we need to pull away fast
Does anyone miss the physical basketball of the 80s and 90s as much as me? The weak little touch fouls really get my blood boiling these days. Especially when the offensive player blatantly initiates the contact.
34 points and we have 3 guys in double figures. Interesting.
Morgan with the Slam!
on a Monstrous!! Jordan Morgan dunk
Hello my name is TIMMMMMMMY
Seriously, let em play refs
I believe it is TIMMMMMAAAAAYYYY
Obligatory MAZandBLUE bitching comment about the basket still counting despite it being an offensive foul......
Can't wait for McGary, we cannot grab a rebound
inconsistent his entire career. If we could get anything out of him, it would be a different ball game
neither team has any playmaking ability so far
What a weak foul called on Smot
That was a bad foul by Smotrycz.
Can someone give me a score and time left? Please and Thank you!
Burke starting to force it a little bit and not run the offense, still tied, and Smotz just picked up a 4th foul
This game sucks !!! Michigan is letting UVA hang in there and you know what they say when you let a team hang in there for too long
Lot of dribbling on the offensive end
I wish Smot could learn how to not get in foul trouble....
I wish he'd freakin' stop forcing shots like an idiot.
if we're not careful, this one could get away
The refs in this game are being very sensitive.
i guess we decided not to run any offensive sets this game. not working out so well.
Burke and Douglass are making us easy to guard by dribbling down the clock and then trying to turn the corner off the high screen.
9:05 left
no flow in the offense....dribble drive without any movement. 3 bad shots in a row.
Beilein needs a timeout.
We should not be losing this game right now, I don't see the hustle on the offensive or defensive end so far
Everything is one on one. We cant beat them this way. We have to run our offense
I haven't agreed with a single foul call on either team this half. Do they know that it isn't required to blow the whistle every time down the floor?
Agreed. It's pathetic what's called anymore these days.
and that might have done it.. damn 3
Tough cover for Novak
There is such a thing, right?
Well this is insanely frustrating.... Gosh we are not playing well at all
Well Morgan not being able to catch a pass when wide open directly under the basket may have just cost us the game, go from down 2 to down 9 very quickly.
Team doesn't deserve to win tonight.
Did this guy really just say the games over?
12 pt lead just might be too much
we didn't bring our A game today.
Did this guy really just say the games over?
The way we're playing, it's done.
I realize that, but to say a single digit game is over with 9 minutes left to play is very unprofessional.
And quite matter-of-factly too
That Jordan Morgan fumble when he had a dunk was HUGE! Might need to play Horford and Morgan at the same time
I think that might have to happen
on Offense right now. If Tim stays invisible we are going to lose no doubt. TIMMY WHERE ARE YOU?!?!?!
Feel like this game is pretty much over. Lulzing over the announcers talking about bringing Smotz back when he's a foul machine.
Just no one hitting anything
Except UVA. This could get ugly
Haven't had a decent shot in about 7 minutes.
i don't think we've made a shot in 7 minuets
When did Virginia turn into Duke? And what is with the shot selection?
To a dagger.
If we're every going to have a run in this game, it has no choice buy to be now.
Scott could be taken out of the game with a raging case of herpes simplex. One can dream tipsy dreams, no?
Just don't have it tonight. Look like garbage.
We're not getting any calls tonight, and we can't get a rebound to save our life.
barring a bunch of steals/TOs, this game is over.
Agreed. They totally lost all concentration. Beilein better rip them a new one.
Bennett coaches like his dad. Teams play great d and slow the game down. If they hit shots, they're very hard to beat. Ugly games, but effective.
It was just tied and I went to take a p&$$ and now its a blowout. Cant we hit a shot?
How long was your piss?? We've been getting our asses kicked for a good 15 real-time minutes.
Anyone think the team came in too cocky? I see no sense of urgency.
Need to have a bigger body on Scott and should have earlier.....Blake McLimans is terrible at offense but is a good shot blocker...shoulda gave it a look in the 2nd half
eh, if it's not your night, it's not your night. (As a Laker fan, I've gotten really good at being able to shrug off your superior hoops team having inexplicable faceplants where the players refuse to run the offense or get a rebound)
Except college games like this can cost you a trip to the NCAA tourny
Is costing you a trip to the Tourney, you probably didn't have that great a case to begin with.
If at this point of the program we're just scraping into the 64 we have bigger problems than Virginia.
Most frustrating game to watch in the last two years. Just pathetic.
cue belusci
Hit a 3 here and we're in shouting distance.
Holy hell this is awful. Get a rebound, make a shot, something...
Then give one right back on the other end on an offensive board.
yea that jack from a SENIOR just cost a 6 point swing too unreal
Just because you make one from 24, doesn't mean you should shoot one from 27.
What makes those 3s even more frustrating is that his form is SO UGLY!!!
Sene is holding guys like crazy!
with so much junk all night. Uggggh so pissed at the crap not called on them and the small stuff called on Michigan.
F this game. Unbelievable
THAT was the dagger, down 7 give up an offensive board that turns into a 3. For future reference, please box out and learn to jump when the ball is coming, the defender can't get it without an over the back call.
shot selection of any Senior in the Nation and games like this will guarantee THJ comes back for his Junior year. He looks average out there
Tough to travel this soon after Hawaii. They just look out of sync on both ends.
Michigan shouldnt need those...
beat Iowa State on saturday
somehow they get away with murder on defense
THJ never even got off the bus.
Hell, he's still in Hawaii. In retrospect, JB probably kept him out too long in the first half. Oh well...
Tough to win shooting 33% with 0!! offensive rebounds. This team is bound for better nights then tonight
Shit. That is all.
what would a season be if we weren't on the tourney bubble.
Our confidence is so fragile. Most embarrassing half of basketball I can remember in a long while. Bad coaching (Novak on Scot), bad focus (travels, turnovers) and bad shots (hardaway forgetting that passing is a valid option, too). Putrid putrid basketball.
Credit Virginia they have smothered us on defense, but my god Stu Douglass has the worst shot selection ever, you would think 4th year in the offense would make a difference but it hasn't.
Look tired and lazy oout there. No offensive sets, too much dribbling
Seriously, does every team wait until they play Michigan to start knocking down 3s? It is like Duke all over again.
See all those offensive rebounds, they're out hustling us. Dropping 3s isn't the issue
Forget this, I'm going to take out some aggression in MW3. Stupid basketball...had to ruin my football high.
It's one game, they have plenty more left. Relax, this is still a young team aside from the Novak/Douglass combo.
The Island of Misfit Toys was on the OTHER channel? I must have tuned into the wrong thing after all...
How much would this loss hurt us?
Depends. If we play up to expectations this year it shouldn't matter at all. For the top tier of team that are going to make he tournament, any given regular season game is borderline meaningless.
a lose ball is not a foul i guess wtf
Let's be honest we've had one game where we weren't shit all year: Memphis. I trust we'll get it together but not much to inspire confidence so far.
We played tough against Duke. They just hit everything. They're good.
UCLA too. Not a real good team, but we didn't let them look good either.
Anyone want to talke about that???
I like where thats going
there is no way we should have played this game away.
You can thank Nebraska.
Because we had a choice...
Well this is no fun.
Until I see who it ISN'T, When they talk about Virginia having Tony Bennett on the sidelines, I think to myself, "That's awesome!"
Just a bad effort all around.
Well that was fun got our ass's kicked now Im going back to getting my ass kicked in biochemistry what a great night
Word. Horrible day of class, this, and now four more hours of studying.
Kill me.
I just don't even know what to think after this steaming pile. We came out with no heart and no effort. Virginia looks horrible, this could really end up haunting our RPI. I think anyone would beat us the way we played tonight.
Yeah, Morgan and stu look super wimpy tonight. Scared of their own shadows.
I just had my 'double post' cherry popped.
Nothing you can do when a team shoots the lights out like this. Major match up problems with thus team. That dudes hair just killed us.
Losing to the unranked UVA boys kind of dampens the fun a bit. Maybe they'll turn out to be a good team, but this seems like a let down following Memphis & Duke performances.
Doesn't seem like we had much luck hitting our shots, and there were a few silly calls.
this VA team is not that good. they have 1 maybe 2 decent shooters. we just got completely outhustled on the boards and constantly dribbled into traffic, turning the ball over or forcing bad shots. beilein will have a field day with this in practice this week.
Who else wants a drink?
As much as I hate to say it. We'll never be a consistent team until we get a big man down low that we can go to when we are struggling to find our shots. We don't have that and it hurts as you can see tonight. We let that skinny ass 5th year senior Scott take control of this game and I doubt he has another game like this the rest of the season. I am so disgusted losing to this team. I really hope they prove me wrong and end up being a decent team. (UVA that is)
If Beilein teams were only judged by how they play in December he'd have been fired 5 times over. It's how he has them playing in February and March that matters.
I am a bit concerned with this performance, but I have confidence that we will be fine when the NCAA tournament rolls around.
Anybody else think we are expecting way to much of Hardaway? I mean he was above average last year and had a good summer, but he no longer has Morris to feed him the rock and he has appeared to disappear from parts of games. He will be good but hes not a superstar yet.
Beilein is going to be livid about that half. Five individuals and not a team.
Beilein is going to be mad at himself and the coaching staff when he goes back and watches the tape. He let a great opportunity slip by in the first half to really put some points up on a team that struggles to score. Given the large amount of prep time, they also had a poor offensive game plan to go up against that type of switching defense. I lost count of the # of times they dribbled into a double team at the top of the key which through the motion offense out of sync. Guh. Even great coaches can have a bad game.


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Monday, November 7, 2011
Senators Need To Show Up Angry Against Rangers
When New York Ranger winger Wojtek Wolski planted an elbow into Daniel Alfredsson's grill on October 29th, putting the Ottawa captain out of action for the next four games (and counting), speculation immediately began that the Senators would get their revenge on Wolski when the two teams faced off nearly two weeks later.
That game is just about upon us but the gods have spared Wolski even more graciously than Brendan Shanahan spared him an obvious suspension.
Wolski has a wonky groin (you can make a joke about his stones… but I'll refrain for now, as tempting as that is) and he'll be watching his teammates have to answer for him on TV from the comfy confines of the Injured Reserve list.
So does that mean the rumble is off?
Hopefully not. There is no way the Senators can let 60 minutes go by without inflicting some kind of physical toll on the New York Rangers. That's just the nature of the game.
They watched as their franchise player and locker room leader lay face down on the ice before being helped off by a trainer and Wolski paid for it by sitting a lousy two minutes in the penalty box drinking Gatoraid. That's not nearly enough.
If Wolski isn't there to face the music, then his teammates will have to do it, as they should. And before anybody starts wringing their hands, we're not talking about Todd Bertuzzi going ultra-vigilante on Colorado's Steve Moore in response to a hit on his captain Markus Naslund. That is and will always be the NHL's worst nightmare in this kind of payback scenario (which they ultimately fostered by not suspending or even fining Wolski).
Instead, we're talking about Ottawa finishing every single hit on Brad Richards and Marian Gaborik. Going out of their way to get a glove in their face after a whistle. Challenging their tougher players to scraps. Getting into Henrik Lundqvist's personal space on every single play near the net.
Basically, the Senators need to become hell on skates for 60 minutes and let the Rangers star players know they're a valid target after what happened to Alfredsson.
If the Rangers take exception to this and some kind of brawl breaks out, then so be it. I'm sure fans will be quite forgiving of guys like Chris Neil and Zenon Konopka if they end up taking a few penalties in this one. It's one thing to go into the box for a lazy hook or an errant high stick. Those kinds of penalties hurt your team. But if you do it to prove a point, to show that there are real consequences for the opposition if they go after your star players, then that's a penalty the team will gladly kill off anytime.
This is the type of game that isn't just about the scoreboard or the standings. It's about morale and team bonding. Not much brings a team together faster than turning the rink into a modern day Alamo. You can call it a "dinosaur mentality" and say the best revenge is simply getting the two points. But we all know that's a bunch of bull.
The best revenge would be to see the Rangers pay a very steep physical price for taking out the Senators captain. If this is done cleanly or in some kind of throwback brawl, it doesn't really matter. The fans will love it. The players will love it. The media and the bloggers will hate it, but they hate everything anyways.
So will we see a game like this? In the modern NHL, these expected clashes usually provide very little bang for your buck. Guys are afraid of taking suspensions and the media blow it out of proportion (exactly as I'm trying to do with this piece). But once in a while, we'll get a game for the ages.
Maybe Wednesdays tilt against the Rangers in Ottawa will give us another one of those classics, like the famous Ottawa/Philly brawl or Ray Emery fighting the Sabres Martin Biron and Andrew Peters within seconds of each other and doing so with a huge grin on his face.
Don't bet the house on it, but with spirited and emotional guys like Neil and Konopka on the ice (certainly MacLean will want to play Konopka), it's not as farfetched as you think.
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As a compromise, how about somebody go and beat up Avery.
The Sens will be happy, the fans will be happy, the Rangers will be happy, Torts will be happy, the refs will be happy, the bloggers will be happy, the media will be happy ...
- November 7, 2011 at 12:28 PM
- The Dutch Treat said...
Keep in mind we scored on that powerplay, so it wasn't even a FULL two minutes...
- November 7, 2011 at 4:25 PM
Nothing will happen.
Our team is too full of nice guys.
It's sad to say but when Emery left we lost a lot of piss and vinegar and wildness that made this team interesting.
I expect a boring game, nothing more and nothing less.
- November 7, 2011 at 4:34 PM
'boring' is certainly not the right word for the current ottawa senators.
there will be some scrums, i'm sure - i'd like to see konopka make himself useful with a good tilt - but i think we can definitely bet on this game being another thriller as we are becoming more and more used to this year.
- November 7, 2011 at 8:10 PM


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Hirokawa is New CAS Dean at UH HiloUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
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The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo announces the appointment of Dr. Randy Y. Hirokawa as the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. He assumed the post January 1, 2005. Hirokawa comes to UH Hilo from the University of Iowa where he had served as a professor and chair in the communication studies department. Hirokawa replaces Interim CAS Dean Dr. Stephen Hora.
"We are proud to welcome Dr. Hirokawa to UH Hilo," said Chancellor Rose Tseng. "He is one of the leading experts in the field of group communication and group decision-making dynamics and an excellent communicator, two qualities that will make him a perfect fit for the challenges in this period of unprecedented growth for both CAS and UH Hilo."
Hirokawa is a native of Hanapepe, Kauaʻi and earned his bachelor's degree in speech communication from UH Manoa and both his master's and Ph.D. from the University of Washington. He has been married to the former Ann Furuya of Hilo for the past 27 years. They have two daughters -- Karla, a doctoral student in genetics at UC-Irvine, and Kristy, a doctoral student in anthropology at UC-Davis -- and a son Tyler, a fifth grader.
"I've wanted to return to Hawaiʻi for a long time," Hirokawa said. "You've heard the saying ʻyou can take the boy from the islands, but you can't take the islands from the boy.' That's really true of me. I knew in my heart of hearts that I had to find a way back to Hawaiʻi someday. So when I was offered the position here at UH Hilo, it was literally and figuratively a dream come true for me."
Hirokawa says that he has two immediate priorities as CAS Dean.
"This past summer when I was visiting Hilo, I read Rockne Freitas' interview in the Hawaiʻi Tribune-Herald," he explained. "The reporter asked Mr. Freitas what his priorities were as Chancellor of HawCC, and he said he had a 30-day plan to talk to as many people as possible to learn as much as he could about what was good about HawCC and what needed to be changed. I really liked that idea -- so much so that I'm stealing it for myself.
"Another thing I'm going to do right off the bat is to work on external fund raising for the College of Arts and Sciences. The reality is that at most state-supported universities, the general budget is inadequate to properly enrich the educational experience for faculty and students. You need external fund-raising to make up the difference."


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(MCT) — The Chicago White Sox named Daryl Boston as their first base coach and Bobby Thigpen as bullpen coach while shifting first base coach Harold Baines to the newly created position of assistant hitting coach.
The promotion of Thigpen, 49, was anticipated since last week. Thigpen, who has managed or served as a pitching coach in the Sox's farm system since 2007, replaces Juan Nieves, who left to become the Boston Red Sox's pitching coach.
Manager Robin Ventura told reporters during a conference call that the relative youth of the Sox's bullpen, combined with Thigpen's background as a reliever, made him a "natural fit.''
Thigpen earned 201 saves with the Sox (1986-93), and he made 448 appearances with the Sox, Philadelphia (1993) and Seattle (1994).
"I was hoping to get the job," Thigpen said. "Working with Coop (pitching coach Don Cooper) will be great. He's one of the best pitching coaches in baseball."
Thigpen said he was often asked by chairman Jerry Reinsdorf to rejoin the Sox's organization before finally returning in 2007, and he said it was his intent to return to the majors in some capacity.
Boston, 49, served the past 12 seasons as the Sox's minor league outfield coordinator. He also served as a minor league hitting coach in 1998-2000, and Trayce Thompson, one of the Sox's top minor league prospects, praised Boston last month for his hitting tips.
Boston was a former first-round pick of the Sox in 1981 and played 11 seasons with the Sox, New York Mets, Colorado and the Yankees.
Boston was in charge of the Sox's defense during spring training, and he sees other areas of emphasis.
"We definitely need to improve our leads at first base," said Boston, who spent the last month with the Sox as an extra coach when 25-man rosters were expanded. "With the exception of maybe (Paul) Konerko, everybody should be able to (move) from first to third. Everybody should be able to take out a second baseman or a shortstop to give us an extra at-bat."
Baines, 54, has spent the past seven years as the Sox's first base coach after spending the 2004-05 seasons as bench coach under Ozzie Guillen. Baines will work with hitting coach Jeff Manto.
With more teams adding the position of assistant hitting coach, Baines' appointment comes as little surprise. Former Sox hitting coach Greg Walker said he occasionally would have Baines talk to the hitters and discuss his ''take what the pitcher gives you'' approach.
Baines ranks third among the Sox's all-time leaders in home runs, fourth in RBIs, fifth in doubles and sixth in hits.
"He and Jeff are fine," Ventura said. "Jeff is excited, too. That's one of the things you have to have, that guys believe in the same thing and can work together. It seemed to work last year."
The Sox also announced that third base coach Joe McEwing, bench coach Mark Parent, bullpen coach Mark Salas and Manto will return in 2013. Cooper starts the second year of a four-year contract.
Ventura said major league coach Mike Gellinger, who assisted Walker and Manto with videotape and drills, will continue to perform the same drills but could have his duties shifted to a role that allows him to spend more time at home.


text: An Arlington High School student has won a $20,000 scholarship for his idea to create a mobile phone application that allows users to report and respond to volunteer opportunities. Joseph Romano, a sophomore at the high school, beat out more than 120 high school students to win the grand prize from Samsung Mobile, according to a company press release announcing the prize this month. Samsung Mobile collaborated in the summer of 2012 with several universities, including MIT, to host mobile application boot camps for top-performing high school students interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Romano's mobile phone application called "Better4All" encourages users to identify areas in their community that need emergency and philanthropic assistance and allows people to report and respond to road hazards, off-road hazards, and volunteer positions.


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Stress affects people in different ways, and everyone has
a different method of dealing with it.
I had never thought of stress having a negative impact on
my life until I suddenly found myself in the Neurology ward with a drip in my
arm, and a constant after-a-bottle-of-whisky-like dizzy
sick room spinning feeling, and
I had it for ten full days.
I realized that I had not been organizing my work-life
balance efficiently, and had not considered the question of stress management.
Quite simply, the whole lifestyle package I had at the time needed appraisal.
In a culture where hard work is praised, it can be very difficult
to recognize our own physical and mental limits. We have been taught since the
early age to commit to our school, sport activities, jobs, projects, and
building a career success story and somehow, at some time in our life, failed
to realize that sometimes life will go on without constant commitments.
I am sure each of us worked long hours at the office,
even when not needed, was asked to stop working so much overtime but ignored the
request, spent much more time working than initially intended, or worried about
meeting deadlines.
Well, two years ago I decided to apply some lifestyle
changes to avoid stressors and triggers that negatively
impacted my health.
Firstly, and I've found
this to be a great mental filter, I started regular exercise in exchange for
more work time, and I incorporated it into my weekly routine. It took me a
while to find the best form of exercise, but once I found it, I have tried to
follow it. I have been through Yoga; this one honestly did not work for me due
to certain body contortions requirements! I have been through aerobic sessions;
this one again was a failure, because I did not feel comfortable in the
presence of twenty five women, and I was the only male representative attending
at that time. Finally, I decided to jog,
and that did it for me! I have to say that since I have been jogging I actually
enjoy it and feel much better. The good thing about jogging is that it allows you
to exercise at any point during your day, even before the lunch break, of
course only if your office is fitted with shower facilities. If not, do it right
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Secondly, I have changed
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by half and eat low fat food on most days. However, there are still days when I
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I have also noticed that I am actually more efficient work-wise before noon than
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Daycare tells me to not write on diapers. WWYD? :ETA: *update*
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So I am a single mom, I use a in home daycare. (currently looking for a better one after this).
My son is 9 months, and I give both Diapers and Wipes every Monday. Well since he started this daycare three months ago he was going through diapers very quickly. Even with the state standard of every two hours changing him, so I decided to write on them across the butt with his name. I did this on Monday, well I did this to the whole bag. The Owner told me " You can not do this to the diapers, or you will need to find a new daycare." So I according to our contract gave her my two week notice for him leaving here care. She said " I was being a crazy young mom, this is why young people shouldnt have kids, you're not calm enough".
Am I being a "crazy young mom"? ( I am 22 by the way, if that makes a difference.)
Wow didnt know this would pop so quick most my post die lol
I was giving a Large box of pamapers size 4, 92 diapers. I over shot it on purpose in case of well diaper days, were from the normal amount a child decides to fill their diaper every 15 mins lol. We've all had that as moms. He is there only 6 hours a day Monday through Friday, from 8am to 2pm. His dad picks him up at 2pm when he gets off work and I work from 9am to 6pm.
The problem "he was going through all his diapers" according to her, some how he was going through all 92 the 30 hours a week he was in daycare. So last Sunday I bought a box, and wrote on the butt of every diaper, on the small elastic part, with a sharpie. Left them all out to dry, and put them all back in the box. (Ok now it sounds insane, but that was $32 a week it adds up.)
Either way I am looking into centers, his father has aggreed to share the cost now.
Ok first off, wow featured lol, second I have read every reply and good to see im not crazy. My sons aunt (dads sister) is going to watch him over the next week while we look into a new one.
We are considering a large chain like Kindercare. Pricey but after this his father is wanting to go to a well known place.
Uh no. Diapers are expensive and she's clearly using them for the other kids in her care if she's going through them so quickly.
No, sounds like she's paused she can't use your diapers anymore.


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The Four Essential Elements
of Habitat
Food, Water, Cover, Space
Critical for Survival
All species of plants and animals—
including people—need a proper
combination of food, water, cover, and
space to survive and reproduce.
Together, these elements make up a
"habitat." Without habitat, a species
cannot survive.
Since bird species are wonderfully
diverse in their forms and lifestyles, their
habitats vary tremendously. However,
regardless of location, be it sandy
seashore, tropical forest, arid grassland,
or urban neighborhood, a habitat must
fulfill the four essential needs.
• Food. Some species of birds are
herbivores, eating seeds, fruits, buds, or
flowers. Some are carnivores, eating
insects, snails, fish, other birds, or
carrion. Many species are omnivores,
eating both plant and animal matter. A
bird's bill shape and size offer excellent
clues to the bird's diet.
The type of food that a bird selects
depends on availability, and during
periods of abundance (for example,
during a spring fish spawning or fall
fruiting) its diet may become very
repetitive. A bird's diet also depends on
its nutritional requirements,
which change with
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Birds that eat plant
matter much of the
year, such as the
American Tree
Sparrow, will turn
to insects to fulfill
that need. Birds
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large amounts of energy in the form of
fat. As an extreme example, the
Blackpoll Warbler doubles its body
weight prior to migration!
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Pelicans have been seen standing with
their mouths open in the rain. Sea-going
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glands that extract excess salt from the
blood. However, species with very moist
diets,such as hummingbirds and other
nectar-feeders, obtain water almost
completely from their food, and in very
arid regions, some species also rely on
metabolic water, produced as their bodies
burn fat.
Water can also be essential as a medium
for feeding and other activities. Herons
wade, puffins dive, ducks dabble, and
gulls skim the water in search of aquatic
foods. Many birds stay on the water to
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(oceanic) species spend most of their time
out at sea, returning to land only to nest.
• Cover. Birds, nestlings in particular,
need shelter from predators and the
elements. Cover, including trees,
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birds and provides space or materials for
nesting. The requirements for cover can
be quite specific. Species often show a
marked preference for nesting and
foraging at certain heights and in certain
structures of vegetation. Cavity nesters,
such as woodpeckers, require trees of
the age and size to support suitable holes.
A bird's needs may also change over
time. Open meadows and grasslands
provide good cover for wild turkey
chicks; as adults, turkeys can better
avoid predators in areas with mature
trees and little underbrush. Some birds
prefer no cover. Nesting terns require
sandy stretches of beach nearly devoid of
vegetation and use their bodies to shelter
their eggs and chicks.
• Space. Birds simply need the room to
find food, water, and cover. The amount
of space needed depends largely on the
availability of these elements. For
example, hawks and other raptors
require more acreage for hunting when
the abundance of prey decreases. The
need for space also mirrors the social
habits of the species. In winter, Dark-eyed
Juncos flock together, but on their
breeding grounds, these birds disperse
and defend territories.
Most species of birds space themselves
out for breeding, with males or breeding
pairs defending their territory. In
contrast, one-eighth of all bird species
nest in colonies, including swallows,
herons, gulls, and cormorants, and a
large number of young may be produced
in a small area. However, although a
nesting colony occupies less space than if
nests were widely dispersed, the birds
often require large areas nearby in which
to find food.
Multiple Habitats for Migratory Birds
Birds that migrate spend part of their
time in one habitat, and move to another
to breed. In addition to wintering and
breeding habitat, these birds require
stopover areas along their migration
routes. These habitats may be strikingly
different, depending on the seasonal
needs of the birds. The White-rumped
Sandpiper, for example, spends the
winter on beaches in Argentina,
hopscotches from wetland to wetland
across the Americas, and nests on the
mossy or grassy tundra of the high
Arctic. Because migratory species use
multiple areas, these species and their
habitats deserve our particular attention.
Conserving Quantity and Quality
Unfortunately, human activities and
development often result in the loss of
bird habitat. An area covered with
buildings or pavement simply cannot
provide the food, water, cover, and space
that birds need. To preserve healthy bird
populations, we must strike a balance
between our own habitat needs and those
of other species. With some birds, people
can establish conditions that allow for
cohabitation, such as green spaces in
their neighborhoods and cities. In other
cases, the long-term survival of a species
requires that people set aside areas from
development and disturbance.
People concerned about birds must also
protect habitat quality. Good bird habitat
must not only provide food, water, cover
and space, but must be free from
significant hazards. Birds face numerous
threats from human activity, including
poisoning by pesticides and pollutants,
entanglement in fishing nets and lines,
collisions with structures and vehicles,
and attacks by introduced predators such
as cats. People must work to reduce or
eliminate these hazards in order to allow
habitat to serve its function of providing
for a species' survival.
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Finance Minister P. Chidambaram could defy history if he presents a largely austere 2013/14 budget on February 28, ahead of general elections next year.
A Standard Chartered analysis shows that since the 1990s, spending invariably rises in the two years leading up to a general election.
For example, the government during 1991-96 cut average real expenditure by an annualised 4 percent in the first two years of its term, but raised it by 3.6 percent in the final three years, Stanchart says.
The trajectory was similar for the governments in power from 1999-2004 (2.8 percent versus 9.0 percent) and 2004-09 (-1.9 percent versus 14 percent), the lender says.
The biggest welfare move expected in the current budget is the food security bill, which will likely raise annual food subsidies to 1.12 trillion from 750 billion rupees now, almost a 50 pct hike, Stanchart predicts, quoting government estimates.


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A local bank is one step closer to building a new facility in downtown Oregon.
The Illinois Historic Preservation Agency (IHPA) decided last week to allow Harvard State Bank to demolish the Bemis Motor Company building at the corner of Fourth Street (Ill. 2) and Franklin Street to make way for a new facility on the site — if the new design meets certain requirements.
Harvard State Bank owns Community Bank of Oregon, currently located at the corner of Fourth Street and Washington Street (Ill. 64).
Anne Haaker, IHPA Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer, said the new bank must be "architecturally compatible" with the downtown historic district, which includes the Bemis property.
Bank President Roger Lehman said Tuesday that the bank is in the process of buying the Bemis property, owned by Jay Franklin.
"We have a contract to purchase if we can accomplish what we want to," he said.
He said the state approval is just one step in the process.
"We're only halfway there. We still need FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) approval," he said.
Plans call for the new bank to have a drive-through window and ample customer parking, Lehman said.
"It should better serve our customers," he said.
The bank will sell its present facility once plans for a new one are more decided, Lehman said.
The FDIC notified the IHPA of the bank's plans because the Bemis building is within the historic district in downtown Oregon that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Haaker notified Lehman of the IHPA's decision to allow demolition to go ahead in a letter sent last week.
The letter said that while the plan to demolish the building does not meet the Secretary of the Interior's "Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings" and will constitute an Adverse Effect on the Oregon Commercial Historic District, the IHPA will allow it.
"This office will accept the adverse effect of the undertaking provided that Harvard State Bank coordinates with our office in the preparation of a memorandum of agreement (MOA) to mitigate the adverse effect," the letter read.
"The MOA stipulations should include:
• The archival documentation of the Bemis Motor Company to IL HABS Level III (see attached consultants list).
• The proposed design for the new banking facility must meet the 'Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings.' The design shall be reviewed and approved by this office prior to the initiation of construction activities."
The IHPA had sought input from local citizens, agencies, and organizations before making its decision.
"Thank you to all those who wrote to us giving us their opinion on the matter. Their participation is truly appreciated," Haaker said.


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My thread was wrongfully closed by a moderator.
Riot has said in the past that they have no issues with people accessing their information; the only limitation is that they do not provide support for it. You, as a developer, are on your own.
ELOBuff is a million dollar company with a very long trajectory in competitive esports websites and obviously they wouldn't have invested thousands of dollars on a website if it was against TOS.
Not only that, there is no mention in the TOS that you cannot "ping" their public facing IP.
I guess the misunderstanding is in part my fault for using the following line:
You'll impersonate the official client and "phone home" to retrieve data for a single player.
The truth is, you don't impersonate the client at all. You can even use Firefox to ping the public facing IP and you get encrypted data. The project at hand would just decrypt the information into readable strings. Nothing more nothing less.
Moreover the mod highlighted:
J. Using any unauthorized third party programs, including but not limited to "mods," "hacks," "cheats," "scripts," "bots," "trainers," and automation programs, that interact with the Software in any way, for any purpose, including, without limitation, any unauthorized third party programs that intercept, emulate, or redirect any communication between the Software and Riot Games and any unauthorized third party programs that collect information about the Game by reading areas of memory used by the Software to store information;
Yep, we're not doing any of those, nor am I requesting somebody to do any of those items.
Thanks for the help! I'll answer any questions if you are still confused about the whole thing.
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Two American military officers were shot and killed today in the heavily guarded Interior Ministry building in Kabul. Weekends on All Things Considered host Guy Raz speaks to Kabul bureau chief Quil Lawrence about the shootings, which follow five days of riots and protests over the burning of Koran's at a NATO base earlier this week.
Two American Officers Killed At Afghan Ministry
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There seems to be a bit of chill in the air lately. Which can only mean one thing: new video games!
I started playing Transformers: Fall of Cybertron last night, and while not enough to make a recommendation, the team over at High Moon has done a stellar job with the little touches this time around. Perhaps my biggest pet peeve in Transformers: War for Cybertron was that, color scheme and model aside, each character felt the same. There was nothing substantial to set the gameplay of each build apart from one another. Fall of Cybertron successfully alters that formula, making me one happy camper.
Now I must go. Decepticons need stomping.
News bits.
- Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw gets fresh with some recent Steam releases in the latest Zero Punctuation, including Unmechanical, Orcs Must Die! 2, and The Book of Unwritten Tales. [via Escapist]
- What if the Imperial Guard in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim had a television series based on COPS? Well.... [via Nerdist]
- Not a fan of COPS? Fair enough. What about a Power Rangers and Mass Effect mash-up? We all know what that Megazord looks like, I'm guessing (go play Mass Effect 2 if you have no idea). [via Youtube]
- Paint, a program every Windows user is familiar with, gets a bit of a revamp in Windows 8 as Fresh Paint. [via Technet]
- Evil rules the day, as good is dumb. Now enjoy a canned air, all for $10.00 a pop. Upcoming flavors? Lamp, sand, and lime. [via Yahoo!]
Chatty posts of the moment.
Make sure you log-in and check your filters if you can't see the following:
- "BBC America just posted on Facebook: Official Announcement: Doctor Who Season 7 will premiere on BBC America Saturday, September 1 at 9/8c!." [by Jonathan]
Nightly file.
Asylum interactive teaser demo: "Decay surrounds you, dread around every corner. You feel imprisoned while traversing the endless hallways... Asylum is a chilling journey through the intricate floors of the Hanwell Mental Institute, in which unimaginable atrocities have occurred in the past. This horror adventure aims to marry cutting edge visuals with thrilling storytelling to give you the ultimate experience in fear." Download version 1.0 for Windows, Mac, or Linux.
King's Bounty: Warriors of the North Gamescom 2012 trailer:
A bit late to the party, Katauri Interactive depicts Olaf, son of the Northling King, as he fights against undead hordes stalking the Northern Lands of Endoria.
BOOM video 13646
Also new in the media world is a mission preview for Jagged Alliance: Crossfire, a behind the scenes peak at the Linkin Park music video for Medal of Honor: Warfighter, with loads of new screenshots for Dishonored, Doom 3 BFG Edition, Soul Sacrifice, Nuclear Union, Space Rangers HD, Royal Quest, and Omerta - City of Gangsters.


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Named to Golf Magazine's list of Top 100 Courses You Can Play and ranked at the #1 course in Maine by Golfweek, Sunday River should be on the must-play list for ever golfer in New England. To take full advantage of your time in the mountains, book a stay and play package with one of our resort hotels.
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The United States has a military presence in two thirds of countries around the world. A group of 12 have had enough and initiate a terror ultimatum called the Blacklist - a deadly countdown of escalating terrorist attacks on U.S. interests. Sam Fisher is the leader of the newly formed 4th Echelon unit: a clandestine unit that answers solely to the President of the United States. Sam and his team must hunt down these terrorists by any means necessary, and stop the Blacklist countdown before it reaches zero.
Sam is back in his tactical suit and goggles, and he's more deadly than ever. He is the only secret operative with the power to act above the law, and uses ruthless methods to interrogate enemies in order to extract crucial information that will prevent the next Blacklist attack. Pursuing the terrorists to the far reaches of the world, Sam flies from exotic locales to U.S. cities as he races against the clock to find out who's behind the Blacklist. Thrilling gameplay is enhanced by full motion performance capture, creating a highly cinematic experience.
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- Kill in Motion. This lets Sam strike with lethal precision by marking and executing multiple enemies in one fluid motion. Active Sprint lets him easily traverse the environment, climb walls and leap over barriers.
- Powerful 4th Echelon Prototypes. Players can enjoy twists on franchise favorites, including reinvented classic weapons. Infiltrate terrorist cells by using new gadgets, such as the upgraded snake cam and micro-trirotor drone so Sam can scout ahead, mark targets remotely, distract enemies, or lob frag grenades. Fan favorites like the sticky shocker and Karambit knife are also making a comeback.
- Build a New Echelon. With a presidential mandate, Sam is building a new Echelon unit. Anna "Grim" Grimsdottir is his technical operations manager, CIA operative Isaac Briggs brings additional firepower, and hacker Charlie Cole rounds out his support crew. 4th Echelon is a fully mobile ops unit with unlimited resources and cutting-edge technology aboard the Paladin, a repurposed stealth airliner.
- Fully Integrated Experience. Sam and his team are aware of terrorist attacks in real time thanks to the Strategic Mission Interface (SMI), which allows the team to receive data about mission objectives while on the move. Players can earn money for completing missions and objectives to buy upgraded weapons and items aboard the Paladin.
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Seahawks 24, Redskins 14
LANDOVER, Md. -- Russell Wilson and the Seahawks rallied past gimpy Robert III and the Washington Redskins in a battle of rookie quarterbacks, with Seattle earning a 24-14 wild-card victory Sunday at FedEx Field.
The Seahawks quickly fell behind by two touchdowns, and they allowed Wilson to be sacked five times, but they still advanced to an NFC divisional-round game next Sunday at Atlanta against the top-seeded Falcons.
Adding injury to insult, Griffin, who had been bothered by a sprained right knee for four weeks and was limping earlier in the game, exited with 6:19 left after hurting the same knee. He was re-injured while trying to corral a bad snap two plays after Marshawn Lynch's 27-yard touchdown run finally erased the lead the Redskins held since the 5:03 mark of the first quarter.
Stephen Hauschka's 29-yard field goal after the bad snap extended Seattle's lead to 24-14.
The Seahawks scored the final 13 points of the first half and had all the momentum when Redskins nose tackle Barry Cofield knocked the ball from Lynch (20 carries, 132 yards) at the Washington 2-yard line on the first series of the third quarter. Defensive end Jarvis Jenkins made the recovery.
On Seattle's next series, Redskins cornerback Josh Wilson sacked Russell Wilson (15-for-26, 187 yards, eight carries, 67 yards) for a 9-yard loss at the Washington 27 to turn a likely field-goal attempt into a punt. Safety Reed Doughty finished Seattle's following possession with his second sack of day.
The Redskins marched 80 yards in nine plays and 54 yards in 11 plays on their first two drives, each of which culminated in a 4-yard touchdown pass from Griffin. The first scoring strike went to backup running back Evan Royster, the second to tight end Logan Paulsen. Washington led 14-0 after just 12:34.
However, after being outgained 129 yards to 9 in the first quarter, the Seahawks dominated Washington 172 yards to 11 in the second quarter. Hauschka's 32-yard field goal 2:55 into the second quarter concluded a 12-play, 66-yard series that featured a toe-dragging 27-yard grab by receiver Sidney Rice and a 12-yard catch and run by tight end Zach Miller on third-and-12.
When Seattle got the ball back, Lynch picked up a fortunate bounce of Wilson's pitch and raced 20 yards to the Washington 35. It took five plays for Wilson to find fullback Michael Robinson open for a 4-yard touchdown with 4:38 remaining in the half.
Two plays later, safety Earl Thomas intercepted Griffin's bomb for receiver Pierre Garcon at the Seattle 24. After Wilson avoided to the blitz and found Doug Baldwin for 6 yards and a first down on third-and-5, Baldwin was left alone and took a catch 33 yards to the Washington 30 at the two-minute warning. Hauschka's 29-yard kick on the final play of the half narrowed the gap to 14-13.
NOTES: Redskins left guard Kory Lichtensteiger lasted less than a series after missing all three practices last week with the sprained left ankle he suffered in the regular-season finale against the Dallas Cowboys. Rookie Josh LeRibeus replaced him. ... Seahawks defensive end Chris Clemons exited with a left knee injury in the third quarter. ... Griffin III passed for more yards (43) on the first series than veteran Mark Brunell (41) did in Washington's last playoff victory seven years earlier at Tampa Bay, but he finished just 10 of 19 for 84 yards. He ran five times for 21 yards.


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The St.George Illawarra Dragons have issued a media release in relation to their alternative jersey policy following a severe backlash from St.George supporters. As advised by R2K earlier this week, the NRL confirmed that they have not requested that the Dragons wear the alternative jersey on any occasion in 2007.
The Dragons' statement confirms that the limited use of the famous Red V jersey over the past six rounds has not been a result of the demands of the NRL and business partner adidas. Rather, the decision to limit the use of the Red V jersey has been entirely the decision of Dragons' Management.
The St.George-Illawarra statement highlights that the Dragons "...do not have any contractual obligations to adidas regarding if or when we do and don't wear the alternate jersey."
While the Football Office informed supporters this week that the red alternate jersey would be worn six times this year, the Dragons statement outlines that they "...made a decision at the start of this year to wear the alternate strip in five out of the 25 regular season games." The alleged rationale behind this policy is that in 2006 the alternate strip "...represented 26% of the adult jerseys sold which supports this merchandise strategy - there is a definite interest in the alternate strip."
According to the Dragons the red alternate jersey will only be worn once more this season. This will be at the next Wollongong home game in round 17 against Canberra, which is being billed as another "Steelers" heritage match.
It will be the second time this season that the Dragons have failed to use the Red V at a home game.
While the decision to wear the Red V in only 80% of home games in 2007 is unacceptable, it is pleasing that the Dragons have at least outlined their 2007 jersey policy. There would have been less angst amongst Dragons' stakeholders if the Dragons had communicated this policy at the beginning of the season.
Although the Dragons have belatedly offered their 2007 jersey policy, what will season 2008 bring?
St.George-Illawarra have reiterated that the "Red V jersey will always be our main jersey", but there were no guarantees in the media statement that the alternate jersey won't gain greater use in the coming seasons.
Congratulations to the supporters who have stood up for the power of the Red V and the St.George heritage. Stakeholders such as Red V members and St.George DRLFC members should have been consulted before there was any reduction in the use of the Red V.
R2K calls for greater consultation and communication with the fans and for the Red V to be used in all matches unless the Dragons are playing an away game and there is a clash of jerseys. Unless another NRL Club changes its jersey design dramatically, such a clash won't happen any time soon.
FULL MEDIA RELEASE FROM DRAGONS (Leagueunlimited edit - source Dragons Media): CLUB STATEMENT - PLAYING JERSEYS 28 June 2007 By Dragons Media dragons.com.au
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MONTREAL- A lawyer representing criminologists who may have interviewed Luka Rocco Magnotta before he allegedly dismembered and killed Concordia student Lin Jun insisted Friday that the issue of whether the prosecution can have access to that study be resolved before his murder trial.
Lawyer Nadine Touma told Superior Court Judge Sophie Bourque on Friday that one of two prosecutors in the murder case, Louis Bouthillier, believes the issue should be debated during Magnotta's trial by the trial judge. Touma said her clients would prefer the issue be debated before the trial.
According to a motion filed by Touma the issue involves a search warrant, carried out in June by two Montreal police homicide detectives, that led to the "seizure of items regarding a confidential interview with a subject named (Jimmy)."
The interview was conducted for two criminologists at the University of Ottawa who have done research involving sex trade workers. The criminologists are arguing that the study, currently under seal, should remain confidential to protect the subject of it, presumably Magnotta.
Both sides in the case agreed to return to the Montreal courthouse on Sept. 7 to set a date on which they intend to debate whether the criminologists' motion should be heard during the trial or before it. A preliminary inquiry for the murder trial is scheduled to begin March 11.
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Transit employees inspected signals, replaced rails and ties, scraped roadbeds, cleaned stations and painted areas impossible to reach during normal train operation. Workers also took the opportunity to clean lighting fixtures, change bulbs and repair platform edges while performing intense levels of station cleaning, things that improve efficiency while also providing a visible improvement to the station environment.
"Looking at what we have accomplished during our first two rounds of FASTRACK makes me even more enthusiastic about this new way of conducting business. Workers can now perform tasks without being interrupted by passing trains and we are able to get to areas that would not be possible under normal train traffic," said NYC Transit President Thomas Prendergast. "One of the more visible things we are able to accomplish is the scraping and painting of station ceilings, something that cannot be done when trains are running."
During the four-night series of shutdowns, 800 maintenance workers each night completed more than 400 tasks, an effort that would have taken months under normal operations. Work included:
• 15,000 bags of rubbish removed
• 17,000 pounds of scrap material removed
• Muck and mud scraped from 19,000 feet of concrete roadbed
• 2,500 light bulbs changed in subway tunnels and station platforms
• Several stations received spot painting and the ceilings of others, including Nevins Street, were scraped and painted
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• Maintenance and inspection of eight elevators and three escalators performed at Chambers Street, Clark Street and Borough Hall
• Serviced and inspected smoke detectors and alarms
• Serviced 17 track switches, 53 signals
• Repaired 315 feet of platform edge
• Cleaned and tested 34 CCTV cameras and 20 monitors
The area of operation stretched a distance of seven miles from Midtown Manhattan to Downtown Brooklyn and included nearly 20 miles of track.
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Connie J. Kelbel, 64, of 232 Hickory St., St. Marys, died at 4:10 p.m. Thursday, June 27, 2013, at St. Rita's Medical Center, Lima.
She was born on Oct. 19, 1948, in Portland, Ind., the daughter of Neal and Sarah Kelbel.
She is survived by her daughter, Amy (fiance Benjamin Shinn) McMurray of St. Marys; a granddaughter; a brother; by her nieces and nephews; by numerous great-nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and by two brothers.
Funeral rites will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at the Miller Funeral Home, 1605 Celina Road, St. Marys, the Rev. David Williams, officiant.
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CARDRONA, New Zealand (Aug. 24) - Kelly Clark (W. Dover, VT) opened the Sochi Olympic season with a win in the Audi Quattro New Zealand Winter Games halfpipe Saturday. Gretchen Bleiler (Aspen, CO) was third in the first FIS Snowboard World Cup halfpipe of the season. It was a reassuring victory for Clark, who survived a first run fall to come back for the win. Bleiler, meanwhile, picked up an emotional podium - her first in two seasons, coming back from injury to establish herself as a strong candidate for Sochi. Ayumo Hirano of Japan won for the men with Greg Bretz (Mammoth Lakes, CA) fifth.
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QUOTESKelly ClarkI'm really happy that the weather held off for us and we were able to have good training yesterday and a great final today. I was happy to overcome a first run fall. It's never ideal but it's a great practice. I thought, if this is happening at the Olympics as it happened to me before, what a great opportunity to have to come out and land a good run. And that's exactly what I was able to do. Knowing I can do this is great. I'm happy with my snowboarding and where it's at.
Gretchen Bleiler I'm super stoked. It's been a while since I've been on the podium with my big accident and it's been exciting. The shape of this halfpipe has been amazing. I like it here. Going down to Wanaka each day has been beautiful.
Mike Jankowski, Head CoachWe are so happy for Gretchen to get back up on the podium where she belongs. She has been working so hard to get her snowboard game back on track. The way she rode today proves that she is still one of the best in the world and has Sochi firmly locked in her sights.
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Emdad Rahman reports from Old Trafford.
Seldom will a game of such magnitude have delivered such a subdued and meek performance from the home team.
Brendan Rogers bought his Liverpool side to Old Trafford this afternoon on the wave of a scintillating run of form, which has seen the Reds pick up 26 points from a possible 30 since January 2014.
Manchester United were completely outplayed by their oldest and fiercest rivals. In fact it seemed that had Rogers opted to leave Simon Mignolet out of the starting eleven United would still have failed to score within 90 minutes, with the Red Devils registering just a single shot on target.
From my vantage point there was only one shout of "Moyes Out!" and the Old Trafford faithful have refrained from a complete revolt against the man in the dugout, even after a comprehensive home drubbing to a rejuvenated Liverpool side.
United were quite simply outfought, outmanoeuvred at every instance and played off the park, yet the fans remained defiant, their sombre mood spilled out into a continued chorus of support for their team and their manager.
David Moyes' team were teased and tortured to the point of humiliation. A manager at another club would have felt the angry breath of the clubs regulars on his starched collar, but Sir Alex Ferguson's successor is in charge of a national institution with a modern legacy based on giving the manager time.
There's no doubt that Moyes is an accomplished manager but his bumbling United were inept, outplayed by a visiting team always eager to press ahead with clinical attacking intent. The seismic result allows Liverpool to skip over the other Manchester team into second place.
Chief executioner was the magnificent Steven Gerrard, who responded to loud terrace chants by dispatching two clinical penalties. In fact the Liverpool captain missed another opportunity to add another milestone to his amazing history as a Liverpool legend, after a third spot kick hit David De Gea's right-hand post.
United woes increased further as the soon to be departing Nemanja Vidic was red carded following a challenge on Daniel Sturridge, after which Liverpool clinched three points with a third from Luis Suarez.
The numerical supremacy and precision attacking play from Liverpool left Suarez to run through the home defence unopposed to clinch the game.
Despite Rogers stating that Manchester City or Chelsea will win the title his Liverpool team cannot be ruled out, that is for sure.
The Reds have a game in hand over Jose Mourinho's men and Chelsea still have to visit Anfield this season.
United meanwhile were shorn of attacking intent and ideas, with this latest loss sure to have an effect on team morale ahead of Wednesday's Champions League decider against Olympiakos.
Liverpool ran the Champions ragged. "David Moyes is a football genius," was the chant from the away end, and a touch of the old Fergie magic is required if United are to salvage anything of what to their mammoth standards has so far been an abysmal season.
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Through his latest PAS Collection, etnies founder Pierre-Andre Senizergues (PAS) celebrates the progression of skateboarding into it's sixth decade and the growing number of skate dads that are now passing the torch along to their sons. As such, "the collection offers 3 adult styles with 3 complimentary toddler styles depicting the different stages Pierre-Andre has encountered in life".
Red, white and blue for his French roots and the simplistic new generation; metallic hues to reflect the future and the past; and wrinkled, aged leather mixed with soft nubuck to represent the father and the son. These styles are available now at Beams in Japan.
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The U.S. and world economies are in the midst of what has already been a long period of negative and/or slow growth, high unemployment, increasing inequality, and dysfunctional financial systems. Political economists, politicians, and pundits offer various and seemingly contradictory analysis and advice on the causes of the present state of affairs and on the urgent policy challenges we face. Can we reconcile -or at least appreciate-these differences, and can we arrive at our own informed understanding? This course draws on insights from economic theory, institutional analysis, and current events in considering such aspects of macroeconomic structure and performance as inflation, unemployment, growth, taxation, inequality, debt, money and credit, exchange rates, and trade policy.


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Aidy Mariappa – Watford – The rock at the heart of Watford`s defence, Mariappa has been Mr Consistency and Watford`s form has been on the up and up.
James Tompkins – West Ham – Courted by several Premier League suitors, West Ham`s young defender continues to impress as West Ham attempt to make him a Premier League player of their own next season.
Craig Noone – Brighton – Brighton`s wing wizard is proving to be one of the most effective wide players in the league and has proved his talents don`t just lie on the pitch!
Ross McCormack – Leeds – The Scottish striker has lead Leeds front-line with skill and craft this season and his goals tally speaks for itself.
Ricky Lambert – Southampton – Lamberts form this season lead Alan Pardew, the man who took him to Southampton, to say that the big striker is Premier League quality. Southampton fans know he is but they also know that they can be there themselves with him leading their line.
Jem Karacan – Reading – Karacan was instrumental in Reading reaching the play-offs last season and has continued to be an old head on young shoulders in Reading`s midfield. He can also dance?
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ST. MARYS, Ohio (AP) — Outdoor enthusiasts can get extended discounts at Ohio's largest inland lake beginning this spring.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says the discounts at Grand Lake St. Marys in western Ohio include 25 percent off camping and dock fees.
The special rates will be in effect from April 1 until Oct. 31, but don't include certain periods, including days around the Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day holidays.
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Due to its large size, this product ships via freight truck and not small parcel. The shipment must be inspected and signed for upon receipt. Please note that your shipment may be challenging to move and you may need extra help that freight truck companies may or may not provide. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding this message.
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