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India Inc raised USD 51.8 billion in debt during 2013 through primary bond sales, 19.5 per cent down from the record USD 64.3 billion in the previous year.
The offshore US dollar-denominated bond sale by domestic companies touched a record USD 12 billion, up 47 per cent after surpassing last year's record annual volume of USD 8.1 billion, according to a report.
According to investment bankers, the overall international debt raising (including non-USD raising) by domestic firms touched a new high of USD 15.8 billion, up from USD 10 billion the preceding calendar year.
Telecom major Bharti Airtel led the pack, raising USD 2.25 billion in overseas bonds, followed by Reliance (USD 800 million in a perpetual bond sale), ICICI Bank (close to a USD 1 billion in multiple currencies), SBI (USD 750 million), Exim Bank over USD 1 billion in multiple currencies, HDFC (USD 500 million).
Debts raised during the October-December quarter touched USD 11.1 billion, a jump of 147.6 per cent on sequential basis from the third quarter, but down 32.6 per cent from the year-ago period, as per Thomson Reuters report.
According to fee estimates by Thomson Reuters, i-bankers raked in USD 98.1 million in fees in the year, which is a 22.2 per cent decline from the previous year.
The report further said, the majority of bond sales were issued by the financial sector players capturing 65.9 per cent of the market share worth USD 34.2 billion in proceeds, but this too is down 26.9 per cent from the previous year.
Energy and power companies occupy the second slot raising USD 7.2 billion, down 7.1 per cent from 2012, accounting for 13.9 per cent of the market share.
Notably, telcos saw a significant increase in proceeds this year with USD 3.6 billion raised from 8 new bond sales compared to USD 287.9 million from two issues in 2012.
Decline in the domestic currency saw rupee-denominated bond sales falling 23.5 per cent to Rs 2,21,680 crore from Rs 2,89,890 crore in 2012, as the number of new issues dropped 49.4 per cent to 502 from 992 in 2012.
Total proceeds in Q4 reached Rs 43,710 crore, a 66.4 per cent sequential growth from Q3, but saw 41 per cent decline from the year-ago period when it stood at Rs 74,150 crore.
The financial sector accounted for 67.9 per cent of the rupee-bond sales worth Rs 1,51,510 crore -- a 24.7 per cent decline. Energy and power sector followed with 11.8 per cent of the deals worth Rs 25,530 crore, down 16.3 per cent.
Axis Capital, the i-banking arm of Axis Bank, topped the ranking for bonds underwriting, with related proceeds of USD 6.7 billion from 160 deals and accounted for 12.9 per cent of the bonds issuance by domestic companies. In terms of its fee, the bank took home USD 6.9 million or 7 per cent of fee pool market share.


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Maine becomes only the second US state to grant same-sex wedding licences, following a popular vote rather than legislation.
18:21, UK, Saturday 29 December 2012
Maine's gay marriage law took effect on Saturday, with some couples deciding to make the most of it right away.
Just a minute after midnight, some cities and towns laid on a special service to issue marriage licences to same sex couples.
Portland, the largest city in the state, opened at midnight to accommodate couples who did not want to wait to get married.
Steven Bridges and Michael Snell were the first in line, and they received cheers from more than 200 people waiting outside after they wed in the clerk's office.
"It's historic. We've waited our entire lives for this," said Mr Bridges, a retail manager, who has been in a relationship with Mr Snell, a massage therapist, for nine years.
The 42- and 53-year-olds wore lavender and purple carnations on black T-shirts with the words, "Love is love".
Fourteen couples received marriage licences, and five of them married on the spot, a city spokeswoman said.
Many of those who received their marriage licence were middle-aged, and some said they never envisioned a day when gay couples could wed just like straight couples.
"I came out years ago and the only thing we wanted was to not get beaten up," said Steven Jones, 50, who married his partner, Jamous Lizotte, on his 35th birthday.
Voters in Maine, Maryland and Washington state approved gay marriage in November, making them the first states to do so by popular vote.
Gay marriage already was legal in New York, Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and the District of Columbia, but those laws were either enacted by lawmakers or through court rulings.
The law is in effect in Washington state; Maryland's takes effect on Tuesday, the first day of 2013.
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Lackawanna County Court Notes 6/18/2014
■ Shawn Martin Tully and Krista Marie Larioni, both of Clarks Summit.
■ Rico Scotti and Laurie Lynn Cardamone, both of Henderson, Nev.
■ Mark Steven Icker and Lynn Ann Farrell, both of Throop.
■ Charles Lewis Slaughter and Karen Pfefferkorn, both of Scranton.
■ Greydon Paull Cochrane, Carpentersville, Ill. and Odessa Christine Cator, Union Dale.
■ Scott Alan Lovely and Mary Catherine Casciano, both of Scranton.
■ Roger Jeffery Miller, Jermyn, and Kristi Lee Raymer, Scranton.
■ Michael Robert Calvey, Scranton, and Brittany Lynn McPhillips, Scranton.
■ Phelan Hallinan LLP, attorney-in-fact for Federal National Loan Mortgage Corp., to Melissa and Donald Ruthven; a property at 210 N. Abington Road, Clarks Green, for $51,100.
■ Robert F. and Catherine M. Kruger, Murrieta, Calif., to David L. Ragnacci, Scranton; a property at 834 N. Main Ave., Scranton, for $125,000.
■ Richard R. and Patricia Beasley, Dunmore, to Harry Patrick Jr. and Stephanie A. McGrath, Dunmore; a property at 1726 Jefferson Ave., Dunmore, for $185,000.
■ Michael G. Walsh and Gayle Parker, Scranton, to Joan and Diana Nolan, Bronx, N.Y.; two parcels in Scranton for $145,000.
■ Santander Bank, formerly known as Sovereign Bank, to Neil Wicker, Scranton, and Patrick Boylan, Dunmore, as tenants in common; a property at 1024 Crown Ave., Scranton, for $32,000.
■ Select Portfolio Servicing Inc., attorney-in-fact for Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., to Christopher Roshak and Kevin Roshak; a property at 945 Mary St., Throop, for $36,000.
■ Eleanor M. Karwaski, Taylor, to Gerard and Alice Kuhn, Dunmore; a property at 604 W. Taylor St., Taylor, for $118,500.
■ Fairway Consumer Discount Co., Luzerne, to Ashlee Sherman, Kingsley Twp.; a property at 369 Upper Powderly St., Carbondale, for $84,800.
■ Tricia Lentowski, Covington Twp., v. Andrew Lentowski, Covington Twp.; married Sept. 1, 2000, in Archbald; Brian J. Cali, attorney.
■ Delbert James Jr., Scranton, v. Lisa Marie James, Scranton; married Sept. 10, 1988, in Scranton; Brian J. Cali, attorney.
■ Maritza E. Chero de Pajuelo, Kingston, v. Bladimiro Nelson Pajuelo Helgar, Lima, Peru; married Dec. 25, 1976, in Casma, Peru; pro se.
■ Christina Williams, Blakely, v. Jeffrey Williams, Blakely; married Aug. 29, 2009, in Scranton; pro se.
■ Tanya Louree, 2822 Marvine Ave., Apt. 3, Scranton, v. Scranton Housing Authority, 400 Adams Ave., Scranton, seeking in excess of $50,000, exclusive of costs, interest, delay damages, and such other relief deemed just and proper, for injuries suffered June 17, 2012, in a fall on the defendant's premises at 414 Adams Ave., Scranton; Malcolm L. MacGregor, attorney.
■ Leonard F. Ash Sr., also known as Leonard Ash, 203 Center St., Taylor, letters testamentary to Ann G. Ash, 13 Charles St., Pittston.
■ James McCracken, also known as James L. McCracken, 580 Milwaukee Ave., Old Forge, letters of administration to Barbara McCracken, same address.
■ Constanti Lispi, also known as Tino Lispi, 606 School St., Moosic, letters of administration to Alura Lispi, same address.
■ Chester A. Gajewski, 1600 Green Ridge St., Dunmore, letters testamentary to Walter Skiba, 1414 Schlager St., Scranton.
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Dessa sells out the O'Shaughnessy, 4/20/12
O'Shaughnessy Auditorium, St. Paul
Friday, April 20, 2012
Whatever else Dessa may be -- Doomtree representative, rapper, singer, chameleon artist and all -- she is above all a sophisticated conductor and a woman with a vision.
Her sold-out show at St. Catherine's O'Shaughnessy Auditorium was much more than a solo-night. As Dessa explained it, the evening was a three-part act with one intermission and guest appearances from an array of Twin Cities favorites. Dessa asked a handful of artists to join her for this special concert as a sort of experimental showcase with somewhat unlikely pairings.
The night featured collaborative efforts with several artists she digs, including Jeremy Messersmith and Cecil Otter, Alexei Moon Casselle and Aby Wolf, and Black Blondie and Robert Robinson. This has been her trend of late for her solo shows, from her blowout night at 7th Street Entry in December -- when she brought in electro-rockers I, Colossus, rapper Crescent Moon and his band Big Trouble, and comic Hannibal Buress -- to last January's 416 Commissions at the Cedar.
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The evening began with a short set from Messersmith and Otter, who each had a solo song and finished with a sort-of duet, with Jeremy on guitar and harmony in the chorus and Cecil controlling the verses and the beats. It was sweet -- not cute-sweet, awesome-sweet -- and was over almost too quickly, but damn if Jeremy Messersmith isn't one of the most talented male vocalists in Minneapolis.
The second collaboration saw Alexei Moon Casselle, AKA Crescent Moon, and Aby Wolf doing a freestyled "boombox" song, with Alexei rapping and Aby playing around on drum pads, her incredible mezzo soprano soaring. Alexei's verses punch through the air like attacks on a listener's ears, and he made for an excellent match to Aby, with her voice that can be as striking and sharp as talons or as graceful as a church choir.
Photo by Natalie Gallagher
But the real magic of the evening came with Black Blondie and Robert Robinson, one of the Twin Cities' leading gospel vocalists, covering Otis Redding's "Try a Little Tenderness." Samahra and Robinson had the entire crowd singing along, cheering wildly, and standing on their feet by the end of the song, and nobody even saw it coming -- least of all Dessa.
"There has never been a headliner more delighted to have the show stolen," said the humbled artist as she appeared onstage once more after Robinson and Black Blondie had bowed out.
But regardless of that incredible offering, the night was still Dessa's. Dressed to kill in a very strategic little red dress, bright flower pinned to her up-do, there was no doubting who was in charge. Backed by her standard chamber band (Joey Van Phillips on drums, Dustin Kiel on guitar, and Sean McPherson on upright bass) and flanked by the immeasurably talented Aby Wolf once more on harmony and backing vocals, Dessa shifted expertly from fierce lyrics and destructive ballads to warm humor between songs.
"I was determined that this show would be the one where I played the adult all the way through," said Dessa as she slipped off her high heels two songs into her first set. She remained barefoot for the rest of the evening, and the way she conducted herself onstage made the sold-out crowd of 1,700 feel like a cozy living room gathering.
With this kind of fluidity, this ease and authority, Dessa is the sort of artist that makes it difficult for music critics. She stands out in her category; for as many female emcees setting a blazing trail, Dessa has something that raises her to a new tier. It's not her intensely intelligent rhymes, or her dynamic voice, or her sassitude. It's the fact that she can play ball with any musician, match their cockiness, and then beat them in a game of wits. And if the O'Shaughnessy was any indication, Dessa is just getting started.
Critic's Bias: It's real hard not to be a Dessa fan, guys. Not that I'm avoiding it.
The Crowd: Filled to capacity, from college youths and up.
Overheard in the Crowd: So many "I LOVE YOU!"'s. A few standard "MARRY ME DESSA!"'s.
Jeremy Messersmith - one song (?)
Cecil Otter - Little Demon Girl
Jeremy Messersmith + Cecil Otter - The Lament of Spock
Dessa Set #1
Dixon's Girl
The Man I Knew
Into The Spin
Children's Work
Alexei Moon Casselle - Broken Dishes
Aby Wolf - Rise Anew
Alexei Moon Casselle + Aby Wolf - new song
Dessa Set #2
Matches To Paper Dolls
Sadie Hawkins
Black Blondie - Insomnia
Robert Robinson- Working On A Building Of Love (Chairmen of the Board cover)
Black Blondie + Robert Robinson - Try A Little Tenderness (Otis Redding cover)
Dessa Set #3
Mineshaft II
The Chaconne
The Crow
?Sound The Bells? (new song)
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Lance Cpl. Luis Maganapetrana, crewman, Alpha Company, 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, and a native of Merced, Calif., throws a practice M67 fragmentation grenade during a live-fire exercise on Range 210F here, Oct. 23, 2013. The Marines fired light anti-armor weapons, M203 grenade launchers and threw live grenades. The exercise is designed to train and evaluate Marines on weapons proficiencies to prepare them for team and squad level live-fire training.
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Debaser's Dance Party Will Kick Off Your Halloween Weekend Right
Debaser is undeniably one of the most infamous, sweaty, beer-soaked dance parties in town, and it's just around the corner next Friday, October 29th to ring in your Halloween weekend in an epic way at 111 Minna.
Litquake This Week: Surf Lit, Tales of Hollywood Hell, Jonathan Lethem and Lit Crawl
The Bay Area has long been fertile ground for literary talent - from Jack London to Amy Tan to Dave Eggers. Litquake, now in its 11th year, is our annual celebration of the written word, and it blows through town October 1-9. It's a whirlwind of lectures, parties and lit-events, so pick and choose what suits your fancy, but definitely aim to hit up something. Here are the biggies this week:
Last Week for NeighborhoodSF at 111 Minna
For the last month, 111 Minna has hosted NeighborhoodSF, a collection of pieces from 20 local artists that celebrate San Francisco's neighborhoods. And in a city whose artists are as unique as its neighborhoods, the show is truly something worth checking out. Artists include graffiti-and-tattoo-lover Mike Giant, goth fantasy painter Sylvia Ji, and dip pen drawings from Ferris Plock. The show closes September 26, so make 111 Minna a happy hour destination this week and check show your appreciation for SF's artists and neighborhoods.
Listen Up: Dirty Projectors, Death Cab for Cutie, Andrew Bird Play this Week
After a long, sun-filled weekend highlighted by scrumptious freedom fries, libations and fireworks overdoses, the city by the Bay remains fairly quiet. However, there are a few numbers stopping by that have us all sorts of excited. Check out our favorite picks for the week.
Matthew Palladino and More at Sketch Tuesday
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ArtPoint, a Fine Arts Museum affiliate whose goal is to encourage young professionals to become more involved in the local art scene, packed 111 Minna Gallery Thursday night with its first aMuse lecture series event of the 2009 season. The discussion "15 Minutes with Andy Warhol" (which lasted closer to two hours than 15 minutes) gave local art lovers a chance to parse Warhol's work and its lasting effects on the art community, even 22 years after the Pittsburgh, Penn. native met his untimely death.


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i dont have one but ive played on one - it made my eyes go funny!!
I wouldn't use the 3d stuff.
I have the previous version of the DS, but this new one has some great new Mario games.
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We're all James Rosens, now. The National Security Administration (NSA) has been forcing Verizon to turn over phone record data on millions of Americans. Will the federal government use this unbelievably massive data grab against the American people they are supposed to serve – but instead increasingly lord over? Let's check the recent record. Obama DOJ to Federal Judge: Let's Keep This James Rosen Warrant | Read More »


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The Will Steger Foundation has seen firsthand the dramatic effects of global warming on both the environment and the human condition. With that knowledge, we are leading humanity to solve our climate change challenge. Our expeditions to the Polar Regions offer a unique view of people and places at the tipping point of climate change. Supported by robust educational and public policy initiatives, we are making a tangible impact on public awareness concerning the threat of global climate change. To advance state and federal policy that addresses solutions to global warming, we are mobilizing the public and elected officials through the compelling narrative and credibility of the eyewitness account. Our programs provide an international platform for furthering education, discussion and civic engagement, offering unique opportunities for public interaction with prominent policy makers, scientists, journalists and business leaders.


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If this is your first pregnancy or trying to get pregnant, figuring out what to do before during and after child birth is hard. What type of foods can you eat? What is good or bad for the baby? How to start a pregnancy calendar? It can be overwhelming. Having had 3 kids myself (one of them being a doctor), I have written some tips and tricks to educate people on the different aspects of pregnancies. Getting pregnant and eventually going into labor is one of the most magical times of your life. You will go through a whole roller coaster of emotions where sometimes you will feel happy, sad, scared, and anxious. You will have so many questions on your mind and I hope that this website can help you with any worries you might have!


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Watching the Bengals play today they did a short piece on LB Dhani Jones riding his bike to the game.. It was a fixed gear with bull horns. Kind of strange seeing a 240# bruiser riding fixed.
Watching the Bengals play today they did a short piece on LB Dhani Jones riding his bike to the game.. It was a fixed gear with bull horns. Kind of strange seeing a 240# bruiser riding fixed.
For some reason the only thing that came to my head after reading this was mental imagery of him snapping cranks every time he mashes up a hill and shredding tires till sparks are flying every time he skids. I hope that's congruous with the reality of him riding fixed.
Probably wears tight jeans rolled up and has a bandana for a tt protector.
was it a langster?
I tried to find the video on youtube to no avail but he is featured in a bunch of videos about global warming. Pieces to the puzzle...
Dhani Jones rules, I wish he were actually a good football player and maybe we would've kept him around philly, he has more personality in his pink bow tie than most players do in their whole roided out bodies.
apparently, he worked at a bike shop when he was in school and rolls to campus cyclery occasionally.
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okay the fact that a fixed gear bike appeared by some freakish miracle is the only redeeming part of the op watching the cincinnati bengals play
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that is awesome
Any links to vid?
I ride over in Cincy several times a week and I believe I've seen him. Maybe a steamroller? Either way good to see somebody bike commuting on TV. Also might help dispell the myth that the only people who bike commute are poor people.
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i missed the game as i was at my fiance's families house in toledo for thanksgiving, but i saw the highlights later and got all excited when i saw that.
laugh if you must but i've been watching the bengals since my grandpa got me into them when i was 4 or 5. i've been laughed at many years for cheering them on, specially since i didn't even live in cincy most of the time. haha.
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it's a bike. stop taking it so serious. ride it and have fun.
I assumed this thread was about a Bangladeshi cricketer, and I'm totally disappointed now
I saw that too and told my whole family as we were watching the game. They just rolled their eyes at me.
Whatever, that dudes a baller.
Dhani rules. We sold that bike at Campus Cyclery.
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The first look of Bipasha Basu and R. Madhavan starrer comedy "Jodi Breakers" is out.
While Bipasha looks chic and stylish in a red gown, Madhavan looks urban and sophisticated in an all-black outfit, coupled with spectacles.
"Jodi Breakers" is an up-beat, modern-age, urban humour film, that revolves around dysfunctional relationships, which eventually lead to break ups. The film is slated to release in February, 2012.
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Location: We are easily accessible in The Shops Gainey Village on the Southeast corner of Scottsdale Road and DoubleTree Ranch Road in Scottsdale, Arizona. We always have convenient free parking right outside our front door, and we are always here to welcome you with a complimentary taste of whatever we happen to have open.
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If you are already a customer, thank you for your patronage and we look forward to a long relationship with you!
With over 40 years of knowledge and experience in wine we love helping educate our customers on "all things about wine". Equally helpful is when we have the opportunity to learn something from them, because our store is really about the customer.
Next time you are in the neighborhood take a break from your shopping or your drive home and spend a few minutes in our 64°F (17.7°C) "cellar".
Why 64°F? Because the ideal temperature for red wine is 64°F and for white wine it is 53°F, but if we kept the shop at 53°F it would be too cold!
If you shop for wine somewhere other than the Village Wine Cellar, take note of the room temperature. Temperatures above the magic 64°F ruin wine – quickly. We are confident you will find no other shops, big or small, that are as particular as we are about keeping our wine properly chilled and out of the way of harmful sun. There is a difference!
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Freshman year is a crucial time in your life. You have finally grown out of middle school, and it is now time to hang with the big kids. These simple tips will help you get through that oh-so-stressful freshman year, and maybe even make an impression!
- Make good first impressions, especially on teachers. The impressions you make during the first week of school affect your entire high school career…with most teachers, if they get it in their heads that you're a good student early you won half the battle. Be sure to be on time for every class during this short period of judgment. When all of your teachers hand you those syllabus papers to get signed, try to bring it back the next day. Even though it is easy to forget, try. When dealing with your fellow classmates, be yourself. It is important to earn the respect and companionship of your peers early on in the school year.
- Find a group of people to sit with at lunch–as soon as possible. Your lunch break does not need to be a lonely experience. If you spot some of your middle school friends gathering at a table, join in. Also, eat lunch–your body needs energy to perform.
- Find someone who you can follow to class; like a stalker. If Ashley or Josh are in both your first and second periods, then they can help you find your way to your next class. It can't hurt to have your own personal tour guide. If your classmates are as lost as you are, at least you won't be lost alone.
- Do not procrastinate. The sooner you get things done, the more time you will have to do the things you like to do. No matter how much you would love to plop down in front of the TV after a hard day, try to get to work as soon as possible.
- Keep your friends for survival. Do not let go. Friends are the life jackets in the shipwreck of high school–without them you could sink. Everyone needs someone to lean on and someone who cares. Stick with those who know you best and like you for who you are.
- Accept change. Accept change in your friends, in your school, in your teachers, and most of all, in YOURSELF! High school is a huge part of your life, and from here on out, there is no going back. Do not try to keep things from changing, because change can be good!
- Study, study, and study! Many people find flashcards helpful studying tools. Flashcards are one of the most efficient ways of studying because by making them, you have already begun to absorb the material. Writing down the questions and answers on note cards helps the information stick in your brain just long enough to take that pesky midterm.
- Be involved in extracurricular activities. Fall activities are always a plus because they allow you to meet new people and make new friends before school even begins. High school is a great time to figure out what you are interested in, and follow your interests through clubs and sports. These activities are also a crucial part of your college application. As more and more people apply to colleges every year, institutions become more focused on the smaller details, such as your extracurricular activities.
(Reprinted from "How to Survive Your Freshman Year in High School," WikiHow, www.wikihow.com.)


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07-13-2011 #1
What a long, strange trip it's been...
"You are never given anything you can't handle."
"That which does not kill us only makes us stronger."
Can I just vent for a second? LOL I've just had one hell of a year so far.
Had my daughter in December 2010.
Lost my mom 2 weeks later.
Our house is in foreclosure.
Behind on nearly every bill.
I'm the only one working... BUT... my fiance just found a job!
Working on oil fields... 14 hour days, 7 days a week.
The money will be a huge help, and the job is a Godsend.
Unfortunately, he'll have to leave for 30-40 days at a time.
And we live in Michigan. This time, he goes to Nevada.
Comes back in September.
He leaves tomorrow evening.
We found out about the job on Sunday, and he had it by Tuesday! LOL
I'm so freakin' thankful, but I am SOOOO overwhelmed. We have been inseparable since the day we met 4 years ago. I'm going to miss him like crazy! I've got to "hold down the fort" alone! And I have to practically learn how to be a single mom! But on the other hand, I prayed and prayed for something to happen. How can I get a blatant response and say, "No, that doesn't work for me, sorry..."?
To be completely 100% honest, I'm scared shitless. LOL He is, too. But at the same time, I welcome the challenge. Obviously what we were doing wasn't working! It's sad that a guy can't find a good-paying job where he lives. He has a felony so it makes it even that much harder! But I'm very, very grateful that I have a man willing to step up to the plate to support his family, no matter what it takes. I'm following suit!
I intend to use this time to "get our ducks in a row." We will scrape by until he gets paid. Then we will catch up. Then we will be AHEAD, and even have money in the bank!! I plan to pinch pennies every way I can so he can be home sooner.
In over our heads, but we finally see a light at the end of the tunnel. We still have a very long, frightening journey ahead of us... but I think that's why I relate to all of you so much. So many unknowns, a totally different way of life, more changes than you can count, and yet we all keep working toward the same goal of a better life!
I love you guys!


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Other common names: american hazel, american hazelnut, filbert
Mature Height: American Hazelnut grows to a height of 8-12 feet and with a crown spread of 10 to 15 feet.
Soil / Climate: The species adapts well to a range of soil pH and types, but does best on well-drained loams. American hazelnut prefers full sun for best growth and development. Though it can grow and persist in partial shade, plant density and fruit production are greatly reduced.
Notes: American hazelnut is a small tree with an edible nut. It is a medium to fast growing species, that suckers moderately, eventually producing a multi-stemmed, clump appearance. American Hazelnut grows as a strong multi-stemmed shrub, with their edible nuts maturing in September-October. It is planted by wildlife enthusiasts to attract and keep game in an area. The nuts produced by American hazelnut are a mast of squirrels, deer, turkey, woodpeckers, pheasants and other animals. The male catkins are a food staple of ruffed grouse throughout the winter.
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Well, I noticed that the given shape appears to be a Plate Carree projection of a spherical fractal height field that has been thresholded. Plate Carree is of course, rather ugly and not particularly suitable for general maps, so I georeferenced it, vectorized it, and cleaned it up manually (which was a fair bit of work, especially as it was fairly low res to start) and then tried playing around with it. I think I've settled on doing another stereographic hemisphere map.
I may or may not have time this month to give this the attention it deserves but we'll see where it goes.
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The network router continues to evolve as traffic becomes greater and more varied. Here's a roundup of our most recent coverage about routers from Cisco and others, as well as about router technology, management and security issues.
The network router continues to evolve as traffic becomes greater and more varied. Here's a roundup of our most recent coverage (with a few classics tossed in) about routers from Cisco and others, as well as about router technology, management and security issues:
More Network World cheat sheets:
Desktop virtualization cheat sheet
Is a router still a router even if forwarding packets is just one of its many jobs? More and more applications, such as firewalls, VPN concentration, voice gateways and video monitoring, are being piled onto routers. Cisco's Integrated Services Router (ISR), for example, even boasts an optional application server blade for running scores of Linux and open source packages.
10G Ethernet shakes net design to the core
The emergence of 10 Gigabit Ethernet, virtualization and unified switching fabrics is ushering in a major shift in data center network design: three-tier switching architectures are being collapsed into two-tier ones.
5 best router and switch features you never use
It's been said that Microsoft Word users only exploit 10% of the software's capabilities. The same might be true of those managing enterprise LAN switches and routers, a habit that might be costing organizations in unnecessary purchases and manpower at a time when every penny counts.
Six worst Internet routing attacks
Here's our list of the biggest security incidents involving the Internet's core routing protocol, the Border Gateway Protocol. Some of these incidents were attacks; others were accidental misconfigurations. But all of them disrupted traffic to Web sites or entire networks because of incorrect routing messages being propagated across the Internet through BGP.
U.S. plots major upgrade to Internet router security
The U.S. federal government is accelerating its efforts to secure the Internet's routing system, with plans this year for the Department of Homeland Security to quadruple its investment in research aimed at adding digital signatures to router communications. DHS says its routing security effort will prevent routing hijack attacks as well as accidental misconfigurations of routing data. The effort is nicknamed BGPSEC because it will secure the Internet's core routing protocol known as the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).
Network coding: Networking's next revolution?
Some of high tech's biggest names – Microsoft, HP and Intel among them – are starting to embrace a technology called network coding in an effort to boost throughput, scalability and efficiency of everything from content distribution to wireless networks.
The creator of the multiprotocol router reflects on the development of the device that fueled the growth of networking.
Enterprises cut costs with open-source routers Open-source is everywhere -- operating systems, application software, development tools. So why not routers, too? It's a question that Sam Noble, senior network system administrator for New Mexico Supreme Court's Judicial Information Division, pondered while looking for a way to connect courthouses statewide to a new centralized case management system.
Juniper switch enables mega-router creation
Juniper's TX Matrix Plus is designed to enable service providers to unite up to 16 Juniper T1600 core routers into a single 25Tbps system. It can also work with the company's Juniper Control System (JCS) 1200 to allow the virtualization of routing systems, networks and services to create efficiencies by consolidating networks, services and functionality, Juniper says.
Cisco's huge router reaches 5-year milestone
Five years ago when Cisco Systems introduced its CRS-1 core router platform some criticized it as overkill, but it has enabled a growth in network traffic that in turn has fueled demand for thousands of the devices.
Who says the router can't be sexy?
An interview with Chris Landry, senior executive director of worldwide design and experience at Cisco's consumer business group, about the design revolution, and evolution, at Linksys.
When IT organizations deploy new routers and switches they typically want those devices to have a very long life cycle. The challenge, however, is making sure that these devices can support not only today's requirements and the ones that are likely to be real in the near term, but also the requirements that will not manifest themselves for several years.
Future proofing your router purchases
Part of the challenge facing IT organizations as they rethink their approach to routing is that they need to ensure that the routers that they deploy today can support the current requirements and the current enabling technologies. IT organizations also have to ensure that these routers have the flexibility to provide support for the requirements and the enabling technologies that will emerge over the next several years. This is highly complex because it is impossible to predict with certainty the specific new requirements and technologies that will impact a particular IT organization in the future.
Beware the default router password
In the past, much of the concern has been around home routers. So many home users just leave their routers with the default passwords, and this creates a rich target set for an attacker. But businesses are falling into the same trap, security experts say.
Open source shake-up in the routing market?
The enterprise world is increasingly familiar with the concept of open source, and its acceptance is quickly gaining steam. We have heard of open source operating systems, telephony platforms, productivity software... and the list continues. Now, IT budgets are tightened, forcing decision makers to look at more cost-effective alternatives. Even core network infrastructure systems are being shifted to open source solutions.
From its gestation period 40 years ago until now, the router has matured along with the Internet to become the linchpin of all communications - data, voice and video. Its application seems limitless as the Internet is enhanced to support more and more features and services
Cisco's ASR 1000 router built for 10-year future
With enterprises looking to consolidate data centers and devices, Cisco's new ASR 1000 series router offers a compelling message: Do more with less.
Netgear RangeMax Next Wireless-N Router
PC World says in its review: "The Netgear RangeMax Next Wireless-N Gigabit Router WNR3500 is a workhorse device that aced our throughput tests, especially at long range. For a 2×3 antenna router, it did impressively well with the 2×3 and 3×3 Intel adapter card. It also provides very good routing and firewall options, from Web content filtering (for parental control) to dynamic DNS."


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Officials brainstorm ideas on ex-Community Hospital campus
NEW PORT RICHEY - County and city leaders examined possible redevelopment cures for what ails the area near the land that was once the home of Community Hospital of New Port Richey.Pasco Commissioner Henry Wilson and New Port Richey Mayor Bob Consalvo welcomed a few dozen people to a Thursday summit on the area along Marine Parkway near Grand Boulevard, which is inside the city limits.Suggestions from the summit include a bus transit station, a veterans hospital or services, veterans housing, a fire station, medical school, other education institutions, a trauma facility, pharmaceutical researchers, community center, performing arts center or a sports center.Participants include Summer Robertson, a representative of U.S. Rep. Gus Bilirakis, R-Palm Harbor; Judy Parker, representing state Sen. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby; Pasco County Health Officer Mike Napier; Pasco County Administrator Michele Baker; interim City Manager Susan Dillinger; and most county commission and city council members.No one from Medical Center of Trinity or its parent company, Nashville-based HCA, attended the summit. Most of Community Hospital's service moved to Medical Center of Trinity when it opened its doors in early 2012.The former Community Hospital facility in New Port Richey now operates under the name Medical Center of Trinity West Pasco Campus. It mainly provides behavioral health services."We continue to research viable options for the unused space at our West Pasco Campus and are happy to listen to any ideas the City of New Port Richey and Pasco County propose," Mary Sommise, director of marketing for Medical Center of Trinity, responded in an email Friday."While we were not included as participants in the recent planning meeting, we look forward to hearing what was discussed," she added.Hospital officials had been invited, Wilson said.Consalvo and others believe hospital executives are waiting first on suggestions from elected leaders. Wilson suggested a small delegation should set up a meeting next month with hospital officials to present ideas from the Thursday brainstorming session.Baker mentioned that Urban Land Institute experts could offer their insights when they visit here in October.Except for the behavioral health wing, vast sections of the 40-year-old former Community Hospital building have remained vacant since the 2012 move. The main building has some 273,000 square feet. The parcel covers more than 24 acres.Trinity administrators last year abandoned plans to maintain a branch emergency room at the New Port Richey site because of high renovation costs.Departure of Community Hospital has left a big hole in the city's tax base, Councilman Bill Phillips said. Property Appraiser Mike Wells recently noted the impact on nearby office complexes as well.Renovation expense also could provide a stumbling block to any developer interested in the parcel, officials speculated.Commission Chairman Ted Schrader first wanted to know if the hospital wants to sell its vacant campus. Consalvo was not aware of any plans to sell the parcel at this time.The mayor would prefer a private buyer if the parcel is put on the market, so that the site would contribute to the city's tax base. A nonprofit buyer would be exempt from property taxes.U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., believes a veterans hospital at that location would not be viable because of the age of the existing building, said Consalvo, who discussed the matter with Nelson.Any hospital project would have to obtain a certificate of need from state regulators, Phillips emphasized. Such approval can prove difficult and take a lot of time.The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has set aside funds toward possible consolidation of West Pasco facilities, Bilirakis aide Robertson said. Bilirakis, the vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, and others must deal with an appropriation issue this fall. VA administrators do not want to renovate existing facilities and prefer to build from scratch, Robertson said."It's unlikely there will be a single use for it," John Hagen, president and CEO of the Pasco Economic Development Council,said. Hagen observed that the large parcel might boost redevelopment of the city, which is built out at this time. The city has contracted with the Wesley Chapel-based PEDC for redevelopment assistance.Residential construction could become possible at the site, but any tax credits most often go to low-income housing projects, Hagen said. Officials at the summit thought low-income housing would not be suitable for that area.
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India is committed to structural reforms to boost growth and any change in the government after the next elections is unlikely to have a major impact on the country's economic reform policy framework, Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia said today.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting here, Montek Singh Ahluwalia said tapering in the US indeed poses a risk for the global markets, but well-managed economies would withstand the shock.
He said India was much better prepared now to deal with the impact of US Federal Reserve tapering its monetary stimulus.
During a session on global economic outlook, Ahluwalia said there is a cautious optimistic outlook for the world economy but most of the growth was not coming from developing nations as was the case few years ago.
In China, there has been some slowdown but to a large extent a balancing was on the cards, he said.
Observing that things are different in India, Ahluwalia said the country enjoyed high growth but has slowed down for the past couple of years with growth declining from 8 per cent to 5 per cent.
"We have made it clear that slowdown in India is not only because of global crisis. RBI Governor says that one third is because of global issues and two third because of domestic factors.
"There have been issues like regulatory clearances but government realised and we have started working on those areas. Many clearances have been fast tracked. There are further reforms, including some structural reforms, in the pipeline," Ahluwalia said.
According to him, general elections are the most important thing happening in India in the next few months.
"But I don't think of elections as risk or uncertainty. If we go back in history, there have been many elections and still broad framework of reforms and policies has remained on track. I think we would grow by about 7.5 per cent," he said.
Agreeing with IMF chief Christine Lagarde that emerging economies would need structural reforms, Ahluwalia said India also needs to do the same.
During the session, Lagarde said the impact of tapering was a potential risk.
Ahluwalia said there is no doubt that tapering poses a risk to global economy.
"But my assessment is that it is well managed and there is a broad understanding that well-managed economies would manage to withstand the shock," he said.
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Rural Hill Food Truck Rally serves up beer, bluegrass
HUNTERSVILLE – The Rural Hill Food Truck Rally will feature live music by Asheville bluegrass band Sanctum Sully, with North Carolina craft beer and wine available to buy.
The event will include a children's zone, corn hole, hayrides around the property (fee applies), hiking, local merchants and living history experiences.
The rally will be held 5:30-9:30 p.m. July 18 at Rural Hill, 4431 Neck Road. Admission is free, but food pricing will vary per truck. Parking costs $5.
"We have more than 15 of the Charlotte area's best food trucks set to be on site for the rally, and the list grows daily," Executive Director Jeff Fissel said. "Where else can you select from your favorite trucks while listening to live music and sipping on some of the best North Carolina brews and wines offered?"
Details: www.ruralhill.net.
Theater group sets crowd records with '42nd Street'
DAVIDSON – Davidson Community Players' "42nd Street," which ran June 19-28, broke attendance records set in 2012 by "Crazy For You."
More than 4,400 people swarmed into town to see the production of "42nd Street."
"42nd Street" featured more than 40 performers from around the Lake Norman region supported by over 100 volunteers.
"The Players are an integral part of the quality of life in Davidson," Mayor John Woods said. "In addition, the Players play a very important role in the economic health of our community, attracting a regional audience who comes to Davidson for productions and finds great dining, shopping and a warm welcome to return anytime!"
Movies@McGuire series features two outdoor screenings
HUNTERSVILLE – The EnergyExplorium at McGuire Nuclear Station will screen two movies this season outside on its lawn.
The venue will show "Rio 2" at 8:45 p.m. July 25 and "Mr. Peabody and Sherman" at 8:20 p.m. Aug. 15
Boaters may anchor in the cove at the southern tip of Lake Norman to enjoy the free movies. Guests are encouraged to pack a picnic. Refreshments will be available to buy. Admission and parking are free.
Details: www.duke-energy.com/energyexplorium or 980-875-5600.


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arms of Major George Lewis, a fellow-citizen of his beloved Virginia, and nephew of Washington.
Nor was his dying bed a bed of utter desolation. The house whither the wounded soldier was carried was tenanted, during that day, by two delicate females, who, wearing the garb and professing the principles of peace, -were too brave to fly from the field of battle, or the bed of death. While the conflict raged around their humble dwelling, these two tender, helpless women, lost no confidence in the protection which the God of innocence rarely withholds -- and when the dying warrior was brought to their threshold and left beneath their roof, their ministering charities were ready to soothe his solitary anguish and smooth the passage to the grave. One of these American women of better times has died near Princeton within the last few years, aged upwards of ninety years. It was part of her household story that she had watched the deathbed of a soldier of the Revolution.
IN giving the history of General Mercer the character of John Armstrong is sketched so fully*that we have here to add but a few dates. He resided in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, during the French war, and in 1756 marched with two hundred and fifty provincials from Fort Shirley to Kittanning, on the Allegheny, the rendezvous of a large party of hostile Indians, which he destroyed. On the first of March, 1776, he was appointed a brigadier-general in the continental service; on the 17th of February, 1777, was ordered to the southern department; and on the 4th of April left the army on account of dissatisfaction in regard to rank. Ile subsequently commanded the Pennsylvania militia at Brandywine and Germantown. He was in Congress in 1778 and 1787, and died at an advanced age in Carlisle, on the 9th of March, 1795.____________________


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February 20, 2012Reviewer: Josh in MassachusettsDecided to buy a box of Perfect Rx because they were on sale. Perfect Rx is clearly a direct copy of the nutritional profile of one of my favorite RTD's. Even the protein blend is a copy. Problem is, Perfect Rx has a very funky taste (chocolate). It's drinkable, but not enjoyable. It's nice and thick, compared to many other MRP's, but still not as thick and filling as my favorite. Sorry Nature's Best, I will not buy again.This review is specific to Perfect Rx, Chocolate


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Minutewomen Meet Duquesne At Home On Sunday
Feb. 22, 2013
UMass Women's Basketball: Coming To A TV Near You!
Upcoming Promotion: Grandparents' Day
Scouting Duquesne Women's Basketball
Wumi Agunbiade leads the squad as the only double-digit scorer on the year, with 13.2 points per game while also pacing the team with 7.2 rebounds in each contest and 40 blocks on the year. April Robinson follows with 9.3 points per game while Jocelyn Floyd adds 9.2 in each contest to go with 6.4 boards. In A-10 play, Agunbiade has maintained a steady production, chipping in 14.0 points and 6.5 rebounds while starting all 11 conference games.
The Dukes are outscoring foes, 61.6-to-51.5 on average while dropping the rebounding battle, 39.8-to-38.5 over its 25-game slate entering play against UMass. Duquesne has hit 580-of-1566 field goals (37.0 percent) while limiting foes to a 448-for-1267 clip (35.4 percent). The Dukes have also claimed leads in steals, 349-181, blocks, 123-94 and assists, 334-252 while only committing 385 turnovers to 582 for opponents.
Last Time Against The Dukes
After Duquesne began the contest with a 7-0 lead, Zullo drained a pair of threes to close the gap to one. The Minutewomen trailed, but remained within striking distance over the next 6:14 before pulling in front for the first time on a Rodney jumper at the 9:10 mark.
Zullo's fifth trey of the night put UMass up 22-19 with 6:11 on the clock, prompting a timeout by the Dukes. Upon resuming, Duquesne strung together an 11-0 run to build the largest advantage of the period, eight, with 2:23 left. Following a fastbreak bucket by Rodney and a pair of free throws by Carly Vendemia for the Dukes, UMass closed out the half with six straight points to close the gap to 32-30 at the intermission. Pierre-Louis scored four of those six upon entering the action at the 1:48 mark.
That was as close as the Minutewomen would come, though. Aided by 11 points from Alex Gensler over the first 7:57 of the second half, Duquesne outscored UMass 22-8 over that span, beginning with a 9-0 run. The Minutewomen trailed by 12 or more for the remainder of the contest.
Gensler finished with a game-high 23 points for the Dukes, including 17 in the second half. Wumi Agunbiade followed with a double-double on 18 points and 10 rebounds.
Last Time Out: Second-Half Offense Not Enough In 79-60 Loss To Charlotte
Watson added six blocks against the 49ers, the 10th game of the senior's career with at least five stuffs, while senior guard Dee Montgomery handed out eight assists. To start the pair of back-to-back contests, the Minutewomen traveled to Rhode Island for a Tuesday, Feb. 19 contest, which had to be rescheduled following severe winter weather in the Northeast.
Entering the second half trailing, 41-17, the Minutewomen increased their offensive production in the final stanza; but the deficit was too large to overcome. Opening 10-for-17 from the floor (58.8 percent), UMass outscored the 49ers, 43-35 in the second, with Timbilla's 11 scored in the stanza leading the way. Freshman guard Adriana Jordan, who finished with six points and a pair of blocks over 12 minutes, brought the Minutewomen within 18 - as close as UMass would get - at the 1:50 mark in the second as the Minutewomen notched a 30-17 scoring advantage over the final 14:21 of the game.
To secure its halftime lead, Charlotte (21-4 overall, 10-1 Atlantic 10) earned the first 11 points of the contest while hitting five of their first six attempts en route to a 14-3 lead after Pierre-Louis recorded a layup following a pass from Watson with 14:55 to play. Pierre-Louis added an athletic move to the basket, dribbling under it before flipping a layup over her head during the possession prior to an Emily Mital three with 3:10 left; however, the 49ers continued to connect on their attempts with 17 makes in 33 attempts during the first half (51.5 percent).
UMass went 20-for-49 from the floor (40.8 percent), hitting 2-of-8 three-point attempts (25.0 percent). Charlotte answered with a 33-68 field goal clip (48.5 percent), including going 4-for-9 from behind the arc (44.4 percent). The 49ers added a 9-of-15 performance at the charity stripe (60.0 percent) while the Minutewomen ended the contest 18-for-23 at the free throw line (78.3 percent).
Charlotte was led by Jennifer Hailey's 15 points and 10 rebounds while Ny Hammonds scored 17 and Jai Forney chipped in 16. Hilary Sigmon rounded out the quartet of 49ers who reached double-figures with 11.
Young Guns
Among the 10 student-athletes competing in their first or second season on the floor with UMass, freshman Rashida Timbilla leads the Minutewomen with 29.9 minutes played per contest, placing second on the team with 8.8 points per game while leading UMass with 8.3 rebounds. Sophomore Emily Mital has started 24 of the 25 games she had played in, improving her scoring total from 2.7 in 2011-12 to 7.8 this year. Jasmine Harris, a threat from the perimeter off of the bench, has knocked down 23 treys in her first campaign of college basketball and owns five double-digit scoring performances to her name.
Cleaning Glass
Timbilla's ability to grab rebounds specifically on offense leads her to own 97 offensive boards so far, the third-most in the conference, while her 3.7 per game average also stands third among student-athletes in the A-10 and makes her the only underclassman qualifying for the top-15.
Far from being a one-dimensional player, Timbilla has also developed a knack for knocking down shots, owning a 95-for-195 clip from the field (48.7 percent), and causing turnovers, earning 1.7 steals per game (43).
Talented Duo Signs NLI's To Join UMass Women's Basketball Family
The University of Massachusetts women's basketball program and head coach Sharon Dawley announced the signing of Kymber Hill and Meredith Tarver to letters of intent to play for the Minutewomen on Tuesday, Nov. 20.
Hill is a member of the Althoff Catholic girl's basketball team that has averaged more than 20 wins per season during her freshman-through-junior campaigns with the squad while the all-conference forward and center has lettered in each scholastic season. Tarver led Northview to a Georgia Region 5 Sweet 16 appearance in 2010-11 and entered her senior year as an all-region and all-metro honoree after averaging 14 points per game a season ago.
All That Jas
Twenty-four games into the 2012-13 season, Watson has totaled 1,275 career points (12.0 ppg), 719 rebounds (6.8 rpg) and 166 blocks (1.6 bpg). Watson, the 2009-10 Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year, is currently third on the program's all-time list for career stuffs and ranks third in blocked shots per game.
Watson played in and started all 29 UMass contests in 2011-12 and paced the Minutewomen with 12.3 points and 7.3 rebounds during the campaign. Watson recorded a team-best 48 blocks, hit 49.0 percent of her field goal attempts (141-of-288) and averaged 28.7 minutes played per game.
Watson scored double-digits in points in 21 games in 2011-12, including reaching double-double status in four contests. The South Bend, Ind., native also led UMass in rebounding on 15 occasions.
Defense Leads UMass To 62-58 Victory Over George Washington
Freshman forward Rashida Timbilla tallied a game-best 11 rebounds while totaling eight points and tying a career-high with five steals. Freshman guard Nola Henry finished 3-for-4 from the floor for seven points, also dishing out four assists and earning two steals. Rodney finished 5-for-5 from the field and pulled down five boards. Watson secured eight boards, leading all players with five off the offensive glass.
After George Washington (6-9 overall, 0-1 A-10) raced to a 7-1 lead 2:10 into the contest, the Minutewomen defense settled in to hold the Colonials to just 14 points over the remaining 17:50 of the opening stanza. During the half, George Washington only hit 7-of-27 attempts from the field (25.9 percent), including finishing just 1-for-4 from behind the arc (25.0 percent).
UMass (3-13, 1-0) battled back from its early deficit on the strength of its defense and nine points from Mital and six from Timbilla, who also had five rebounds and a pair of assists in the first.
Henry connected on the front end of a pair of foul shots before Mital knocked down her first three-pointer of the game on the ensuing UMass possession to pull the Minutewomen within 7-5 at the 17:03 mark. The sophomore guard from Frisco, Texas, followed her second trey only 40 seconds later to give UMass its first lead of the day, 8-7.
After GW tied the contest at 14-14 with 8:34 remaining in the half, UMass finished out the frame with a 14-7 run to hold a 28-21 lead at the half, an advantage the squad would not relinquish the rest of the way. Scoring was balanced across five Minutewomen as UMass doubled the GW output during the final eight and a half minutes. Rodney and Timbilla tallied four each while Mital produced three points on a jumper and free throw, Watson hit a layup and Cloutier connected on one foul shot.
The Minutewomen grew their lead as high as 10 in the first half, 27-17 with 3:39 remaining and finished the stanza ahead, 28-21. After Danni Jackson hit 1-of-2 free throw attempts to pull George Washington within 20-17 at the 5:33 mark, UMass went on a 7-0 run to pad the advantage. Timbilla drained a pair of foul shots while Watson followed with a layup and Mital was bumped while converting a shot at the basket, knocking down the ensuing free throw for the 10-point lead.
After the Colonials moved to within three of tying again, UMass converted its attempts from the floor during the early minutes of the second half to re-take a double-digit lead, 42-31 with 13:50 left to play. Cloutier spearheaded the Minutewomen offense with back-to-back three-pointers, reaching 10 points on the game in the process.
The Minutewomen continued to add to their lead until the final minutes of the contest, pulling ahead by as much as 15 during the second half. Following a Chakecia Miller free throw that dropped the UMass lead to 50-40, Henry fought her way inside the arc and pulled up for a jumper before Watson added a layup and senior guard Dee Montgomery hit a free throw for the 55-40 lead at the 5:09 mark.
George Washington chipped away at its deficit until the Minutewomen held only a three-point advantage, 59-56 with 39 seconds to play. However, after letting the shot clock tick down to single-digits, Henry drove to the left of the Colonials' basket into the paint and used the backboard to drain her third shot of the day, putting UMass in front, 61-56 with 13 seconds remaining.
Jackson answered with a layup for the Colonials to again pull GW within three of tying, 61-58 with six seconds remaining; however, Cloutier sank a free throw after being fouled on the inbounding play to reach the eventual final score, 62-58 with three seconds remaining. Montgomery intercepted a long George Washington entry pass near midcourt to seal the win for UMass.
The Minutewomen finished 23-for-52 from the floor (44.2 percent), hit 4-of-16 three-pointers (25.0 percent) and went 12-for-20 from the free throw line. On the other end of the court UMass was able to limit GW to a 19-for-57 field goal performance (33.3 percent) as the Colonials went 4-for-13 from behind the three-point arc (30.8 percent). George Washington, the worst free throw shooting squad in the 16-team Atlantic 10 entering conference competition, finished 16-for-26 from the foul line (61.5 percent).
UMass won the battle in the paint, 26-22 while recording a 16-15 advantage in points off of turnovers. Second change scoring favored the Colonials, 18-10 while the UMass bench recorded 13 points to 11 for the George Washington reserves.
Tara Booker and Jackson each netted 14 points for the Colonials; however, UMass kept the duo off-balance for much of the contest, resulting in the pair ending 9-for-30 from the floor (30.0 percent).
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Sophomore guard Emily Mital totaled 13 points, four rebounds and three assists while freshman guard Jasmine Harris added nine points and three boards. The UMass team total for blocks fell one shy of tying the program mark for most in a single game, tied most recently against St. Bonaventure on Feb. 27, 2008.
UMass (2-5 overall) held a slim lead throughout the majority of the first half, taking a 31-27 advantage into the break. After Ohio secured a 4-3 lead on a pair of Tina Fisher free throws with 17:00 to play in the first, the Minutewomen answered with a Kim Pierre-Louis layup to take the lead for good in the half at the 15:57 mark.
The Minutewomen earned their largest advantage of the opening stanza at seven points, 26-19 on a three-pointer by Harris, one of two the freshman produced during the half. Pierre-Louis finished the first with six points on 3-for-6 shooting from the field while Mital and Harris each produced eight points during the first half.
UMass tallied the initial seven points of the second to grow its lead to 38-27 with 18:45 remaining. Bomben opened scoring in the 7-0 run with a three-pointer before Timbilla and Rodney produced a layup each to force Ohio to call a timeout.
The Bobcats (1-4) answered with a 15-4 run of their own to pull even at 42-42 with 13:09 to play, equalizing the score with a Kiyanna Black layup. Black led all scorers in the contest with 21 points on 9-of-20 shooting from the field and a 3-for-4 performance from the free throw line.
The contest featured back-and-forth play until the final buzzer as UMass did not relinquish its lead again, but was unable to build an advantage larger than eight over the remainder of the game. After Ohio pulled within one of tying, 51-50 with 6:41 to play, the Minutewomen went on a 9-2 run to pull ahead, 60-52 with 3:23 remaining. Four different UMass players recorded a bucket during the span, with Mital pushing the lead to eight on a three-pointer, one of a trio the sophomore hit against the Bobcats defense.
Erin Bailes connected on a shot from behind the arc to drop the UMass advantage to 62-59 with 1:16 remaining. After Timbilla missed a shot with 58 seconds to play, the Bobcats had one last attempt to rally taken away by Mital. The Frisco, Texas, native poked the ball away from Ashley Fowler and knocked down a pair of free throws after taking a foul, extending the UMass lead to 64-59.
UMass shot 38.7 percent from the field (24-for-62) and hit 6-of-14 three-point attempts (42.9 percent) while finishing 11-for-16 at the line (68.8 percent). Ohio went 22-for-65 on field goal attempts (33.8 percent) while the Minutewomen defense held the Bobcats to only three made three-pointers in 12 attempts (25.0 percent). Ohio kept the game close with a strong performance at the free throw line, knocking down 14-of-15 attempts (93.3 percent).
Redshirt-sophomore forward Millie Niggeling added six points, four rebounds and a pair of blocks over 16 minutes. Forward Aisha Rodney added four points on 2-for-4 shooting from the field to go with a steal in 14 minutes during the sophomore's first start of the season and fifth of her career.
UMass was without the help of senior center Jasmine Watson, who is currently listed as day-to-day as she recovers from concussion-related symptoms.
UMass Routs Kent State, 83-53 In Season-Opener
Watson, who went 8-for-11 from the floor in her 10th career 20-point game, also chipped in with eight rebounds, four blocks, four steals and three assists in 31 minutes on the floor. Sophomore Emily Mital followed with a career-best 16 points and was aided by a 4-for-6 afternoon from beyond the arc.
In their debuts as Minutewomen, redshirt junior Kiara Bomben and freshman Rashida Timbilla both reached double figures with 13 and 11 points, respectively. Timbilla also hauled in 10 boards to complete her double-double, including five on the offensive glass. Bomben snagged four steals and senior Dee Montgomery dished a career-best 11 assists, her second with 10 or more helpers.
All 14 UMass players who dressed for the contest saw action with 11 draining buckets in the Minutewomen's highest scoring output since Nov. 28, 2010 at East Carolina. Redshirt sophomore Millie Niggeling paced the UMass bench with seven points, shooting a perfect 3-for-3 on the day.
Kent State (0-1) scored on its opening possession to lead 2-0 before the Minutewomen strung together a 13-2 run. Then the Golden Flashes answered with an 11-3 spurt to make it a one possession game at 16-13, with 11:12 to go in the first half. However, UMass drained four of its seven first-half treys in the final eight minutes of the period to help extend the lead to 15 at the break, 39-24.
The Minutewomen maintained the double-digit cushion following the intermission as Kent State could draw no closer than 13 the rest of the way. UMass led by 32 with 2:05 remaining, it's largest advantage of the day.
Finishing the contest a blistering 33-for-54 from the floor, the Minutewomen shot 61.1% overall, the squad's best performance since facing Yale on Jan. 22, 2008 (33-for-52, 63.5%). UMass made 10-of-18 (55.6%) from long range, while converting 7-of-12 at the charity stripe. The Minutewomen nearly doubled up the Golden Flashes on the boards, out-rebounding Kent State, 41-23.
The Golden Flashes shot 39.3% (22-for-56) overall in the contest and had two scorers in double figures, Diamon Beckford with 15 points and Trisha Krewson with 11. Tamzin Barroilhet hauled in a team-high eight rebounds and dished three assists.
Watson Named Atlantic 10 Player of the Week
Watson finished the contest against the Golden Flashes with a team-high 21 points on 8-for-11 shooting from the floor and a 5-for-8 day at the free throw line. Watson also tallied eight rebounds while adding four blocks and four steals to the winning effort.
Watson Tallies 1,000th Career Point
Timbilla Nets Double-Double In First Collegiate Game
Timbilla provided clutch outputs in both categories, hitting on 5-of-7 field goals (.714 pct.) to go with a free throw while tally five of her 10 boards on the offensive end of the court.
Bomben, Montgomery and Watson Named 2012-13 Team Captains
Watson enters her senior season looking to become the 18th member of the Minutewomen's 1,000-points club, starting the year just 20 points shy of the 1,000-mark. Montgomery is also set to use her experience to guide the Minutewomen as a senior, beginning the campaign with 72 appearances and 22 starts. Bomben will be seeing her first minutes at UMass as a redshirt-junior after spending the 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons at Florida Gulf Coast University.
Coming From Near And Far
Jasmine Harris, Adriana Jordan and Aisha Rodney represent Michigan while two players are from within the Massachusetts borders in Amber Dillon and Victoria Stewart. UMass also has one student-athlete each from Indiana (Jasmine Watson), New Jersey (Nola Henry), Ohio (Ronni Grandison), Tennessee (Dee Montgomery) and Texas (Emily Mital).
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Bomben transferred to UMass prior to the 2011-12 season and was required to sit out the campaign as per NCAA policy. The Australia native spent her first two seasons with Florida Gulf Coast before transferring and will be looked upon as a leader on an off the floor in 2012-13 as Bomben was named a captain with seniors Dee Montgomery and Jasmine Watson.
The five 2012-13 true-freshman are Nola Henry, Jasmine Harris, Adriana Jordan, Victoria Stewart and Rashida Timbilla.
Henry started at point guard for Trenton Catholic (N.J.) during the squad's run to the NJSIAA Non-Public 8 Championship in 2010-11 while Harris averaged 20 points and 10 rebounds for North Farmington (Mich.) as a senior in 2011-12. Jordan was twice named an all-state recipient at Port Huron (Mich.) and won the Nike National Championship with the U-15 Motor City Suns. Stewart is a local product, hailing from Amherst, and was named a Franklin-Hampshire County All-Star and Daily Hampshire Gazette First Team honor at Amherst-Pelham Regional. Timbilla played one year for prep school Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.) after attending John McCrae Secondary in Ontario, where she average more than 20 points and 14 rebounds per game in 2010-11.
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I did get a kick out of the 2007 archives where you basically tell how worthless most Cubs were and you put their baseball card with it. hahah
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Creative types of all ages looking for a new way to explore the world on their devices beyond Instagram might want to check out two mobile applications I've recently discovered.
Both Vine and Cinemagram are visual apps with a social media twist that allow users to create animated images and share with friends they follow — Vine for looping videos and Cinemagram for animated photos. They are free on the iTunes store, so they are easy for users to try separately and see the differences for themselves.
Both offer glimpses into another person's daily adventures. Both let people follow others, scroll through their posts and comment on them in a format similar to Instagram.
Vine, from Vine Labs and now owned by Twitter, involves taking a few seconds of video that shows a slice of your day — "life in motion," as its description states. When you post the videos, they loop over and over when displayed on screen. Vine appears to be growing in popularity as the next social media "thing," and scrolling through the videos is strangely addicting.
For example, the University of Oklahoma Athletic Department, under the "Oklahoma Sooners" Vine account, has looping video shots of the women's basketball team celebrating on the bus, the football team at practice and a gymnast doing a mat routine. App users get a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes action.
And Cinemagram, from Factyle Inc., lets people easily create animated photos known as cinemagraphs, where one part of the photo is animated while the rest of it remains still. I learned about this app from Cimarron Middle School Principal Cordell Ehrich, who notes that this is an app that encourages students who are "digital natives" to be creative in a positive way. The app even has a setting that lets the animation play both forward and backward, he said.
Cinemagram "is just fun because it's playful, but it's still something that's challenging," he said.
While exploring this app, I've seen cinemagraphs that include a shadow moving while people in it are frozen, a cup suspended in midair and a soda being drunk backwards, with no person slurping the straw.
Vine and Cinemagram currently are only available on iOS devices like the iPhone or iPad, but if you have an Android device, take a look at Flixel for cinemagraphs, or "living photos" as Flixel calls them. And Android users can see Vine videos with the Vine Flow app, but they can't yet create them.


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