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LOS ANGELES — When the buzzer-beating heroes of the NCAA tournament's first week, Ohio State's Aaron Craft and Marquette's Vander Blue, dive into the Sweet 16 Thursday night, Bryce Drew will be rooting for them.
Drew has a special fondness for those players who make magic, who create some of the most indelible memories in sports: buzzer-beaters that win games in the NCAA tournament in dramatic, stunning ways, when defeat turns into victory, when there are zeroes on the clock and pandemonium on the court and in the stands.
But Drew has one nit to pick about the so-called buzzer-beaters in this tournament. When Blue's driving layup put Marquette ahead of Davidson, there was one second left. When Craft's three-pointer put Ohio State ahead of Iowa State, there was half a second left.
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In both cases, the other team called timeout and had a chance at a desperation basket.
"To me, it's more dramatic when there are zeroes on the clock," says Drew, now Valparaiso's coach. "When a shot ends the game, I always like those best."
Such as 15 years ago, when Drew's three-pointer off a gorgeous in-bounds play lifted Valparaiso to a huge upset over Mississippi in the 1998 tournament?
Or when Tyus Edney's mad-dash, length-of-the-court drive saved the day for UCLA against Missouri in 1995?
Or when Christian Laettner caught Grant Hill's long pass and knocked down an 18-foot jumper to give Duke a one-point overtime win against Kentucky and a spot in the Final Four in 1992?
Zeroes on the clock every time.
"I'm biased," Drew says, "but those are the top three I can remember."
No arguments from Edney and Laettner, whose shots were part of national title runs. Drew's Cinderella shot put Valparaiso into the Sweet 16 for the only time in school history.
There are others who have beaten buzzers in the tournament, too, and Edney thinks it would be a good idea to get them all together and have a round-table discussion of March Madness heroics.
"Why not?" Laettner says. "If Shaq and Barkley (Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley) can sit around and talk about old times, why not get Tyus and Bryce and some of the others and talk about some great tournament shots?"
They certainly have some great tales to tell.
Drew, Edney and Laettner, in separate interviews with USA TODAY Sports, share some of them.
'Really had a peace about everything'
Oklahoma City. First round, 1998. No.4 Mississippi vs. No.13 Valparaiso.
Drew, a sharpshooting guard who was the Crusaders' best player and the son of coach Homer Drew, knew what was coming when his team was down by two with 2.5 seconds left.
The play was called "Pacer," and they had practiced it many times. Sometimes it worked.
Jamie Sykes, an outfield prospect with the Arizona Diamondbacks with a strong arm, inbounded from the baseline all the way to just past halfcourt. There, Bill Jenkins, the Crusaders' most athletic player, jumped and caught the pass and delivered a touch pass to Drew on the right wing.
From 23 feet out, Drew let a three-point shot fly. Good! ... for a 70-69 Valparaiso win.
"Everything happened so quickly," Drew says. "We had run that play a lot in practice, so I guess I was a little on autopilot. I really had a peace about everything."
Valparaiso followed that with an overtime victory against Florida State, becoming just the second 13th seed in history to advance to the Sweet 16. There, they lost to Rhode Island 74-68.
"It's still such a blessing," Drew says. "I'm so grateful that shot went in. It's unforgettable."
Drew, 38, is still trying to get Valparaiso deeper than the Sweet 16. In his second year as head coach, he led the Crusaders into the tournament but they lost their opening game last Thursday to Michigan State.
It was nice to be back in the tournament, he says. But the truth is, even when he's not in the tournament, come March, he feels like he is.
"They keep playing that shot on TV, and that's nice," he says. "I don't really think the shot changed my life that much. But a lot of people think I'm still 23, which is always nice."
'Can't say we were calm'
Boise, Idaho. Second round, 1995. No.1 UCLA vs. No.8 Missouri.
Favored UCLA was down by a point. Normally, with just 4.8 seconds left and inbounding from the baseline, a team looks to pass up to midcourt or so. But Edney, a blur of a 5-10 point guard, had been doing drills in practice and dribbling the length of the court in three seconds.
He and coach Jim Harrick agreed. There was time for Edney to take an inbounds pass and drive the length of the floor, get into the lane and get fouled or shoot.
But before he got to half court, he was hounded by Missouri guard Jason Sutherland and forced to the left. Then, amazingly, at full speed, Edney dribbled behind his back left-handed (his off hand), zipped by Sutherland and headed down the right side of the key.
Edney could see a Missouri big man – 6-9 Derek Grimm – sliding into the lane.
Too late to do anything but challenge the big man, Edney rose, lifted his shot just over the appropriately named Grimm and banked it in just before the buzzer sounded.
Edney recalls the mood in the huddle before the last play.
"Everybody knew it was do-or-die time," he says. "I can't say we were calm."
The Bruins rode that emotion all the way to a victory in the title game against defending champion Arkansas. Edney started but played only sparingly in the final because of a wrist injury suffered in the semifinal victory against Oklahoma State.
But he and his buzzer-beater had gotten them there.
"Our whole team realized later that that game and that shot was what we needed to wake us up and get us doing the right things," Edney says.
Edney, 40, played in the NBA and overseas for 14 years before taking a job as UCLA's director of basketball operations.
The 1995 title remains UCLA's only championship since John Wooden's last in 1975.
Sunday, UCLA coach Ben Howland was fired after the team lost in the second round of the tournament to Minnesota.
'5, 4, 3, 2, 1... I loved that'
Philadelphia. East Regional Final, 1992. No.1 Duke vs. No.2 Kentucky.
This is Edney's personal favorite, Laettner catching a three-quarters-of-the-court pass from Hill just above the free throw line, faking, turning and drilling an 18-foot jumper for a 104-103 overtime victory and a trip to the Final Four.
"To me," Edney says, "that shot is just unbelievable."
It's still pretty unbelievable to Laettner, too.
Now 43, retired after a 13-year NBA career, Laettner lives in Jacksonville, Fla., and operates a training camp called the Christian Laettner Basketball Academy.
There are three reasons that shot went in, he says.
Hill made a great pass.
Duke's big man coach at the time, Pete Gaudet, used to work extra with Laettner after practices and would always end their sessions by having Laettner simulate taking a last-second shot near the top of the key. "He'd be going, '5 ... 4 ... 3 ... 2 ... 1 ... .' I loved that," Laettner says.
Laettner wanted to make it really bad. "Sometimes," he says, "you've just got to will it into the hoop."
The last-second shot Laettner remembers most from watching the tournament as a young teenager was Lorenzo Charles' catch-and-dunk of Dereck Whittenburg's air ball that won the national championship for North Carolina State in 1983.
Now Laettner has three kids – girls 15 and 14 and a boy 7 – and he enjoyed showing his shot to them.
After Laettner's shot, Duke beat Indiana and Michigan at the Final Four and became the first school to win back-to-back NCAA titles since UCLA in 1972 and '73.
"I didn't do so well in the Final Four," he says. "But that shot in Philadelphia propelled us to the national championship."
'Love Aaron until we're finished with life'
After all the chest bumps and the dog piles and the dancing and the hugs are over, the players who beat the buzzer say the most heartfelt, endearing things.
This is what Marquette's Blue said from the podium at a news conference minutes after his game-winner against Davidson.
"I'm grateful that Coach (Buzz Williams) has unbelievable trust in me to take the last shot and all my teammates wanted me to shoot the ball. ... All I was thinking was if I get to the rim, I've got to finish, because if I don't make that shot, we probably lose. I'm not ready to go home."
Then there was the deliriously happy Ohio State locker room minutes after Craft's last-second shot beat Iowa State. A TV reporter approached Buckeyes guard Lenzelle Smith Jr. and asked: "So we know you love Aaron. But after that shot, do you loooooove Aaron?"
Smith's reply: "I'm going to love Aaron until we're finished with life."
Laettner can tell Craft that the adulation, the gratitude and yes, the love, never grow old.
"That shot," Laettner says, "changed my life to a degree that you can't even fathom. The fact it is replayed every year around this time is an awesome feeling. I love it."
Valparaiso's season is over. Edney is in limbo, caught in a coaching transition. But Drew, Edney and Laettner – the Holy Trinity of NCAA buzzer-beaters -- still love watching the madness of March and waiting for something seemingly miraculous to happen. They know it can. It happened to them.
Contributing: Nicole Auerbach, Jack Carey


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Pregnant women who have gum disease run a higher risk of developing gestational diabetes than pregnant women who have healthy gums, says a study from the New York University College of Dentistry.
In gestational diabetes, pregnant women lose the ability to transport glucose. Although the condition usually goes away once the pregnancy ends, women who have suffered from gestational diabetes run an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes later in life.
Ethnic groups most at risk for gestational diabetes are Asians, Hispanics, and Native Americans.
The year-long study, which NYU conducted in conjunction with the Faculty of Dental Sciences at the University of Peradeniya in Sri Lanka, followed on the heels of a 2008 study that concluded that pregnant women with periodontal (gum) disease were more likely to develop gestational diabetes than pregnant women with healthy gums.
In that study of 256 women at Bellevue Hospital Center in New York, the 22 women who developed gestational diabetes had notably higher levels of gum bacteria and inflammation than the others.
Affiliating the study with Sri Lankan scientists had the built-in advantage of tracking 190 pregnant women whose poverty and cultural taboos forbade smoking and alcohol consumption, two factors commonly thought to increase the chance of developing gestational diabetes.
One-third of the Sri Lankan women in the study said that their gums bled when they brushed their teeth, a telltale sign of gum disease. Dr. Ananda P. Dasanayake, Professor of Epidemiology and Health Promotion at NYU, reported that women with the highest incidences of gum bleeding also had the highest blood glucose levels.
Dr. Dasanayake, who published the study's findings in the April 2008 issue of Journal of Dental Research, said he expected the final data to show that the 20 to 30 Sri Lankan women who reported the heaviest gum bleeding went on to develop gestational diabetes.
The findings confirm what other research has shown: namely, that gum disease and heightened levels of bacteria in the mouth are strong predictors of the development of diabetes-gestational in some cases and type 2 in many others. The thinking is that because diabetes is an inflammatory condition, inflammation in the mouth could be a predictor of or contributory factor to its eventual onset.


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I had an eye-opening, enjoyable time serving as the current guest host for Presto Pasta Nights, the weekly sampler of pastaliciousness started by Ruth of Once Upon a Feast over three years ago. In this edition, PPN #165, we had eighteen submissions showing a splendid variety of noodles, seasonings and accompaniments. Many dishes used the herbs and vegetables of Spring and all were tantalizing.
Grab your pasta fork and let's dig in!
Lemon and Anchovies is trying to ward off unseasonably cool weather from her Northern California home with a gorgeous bowl of Pasta Salad with Arugula and Four Herbs. She claims that this is the best-tasting recipe she has ever posted on her blog, so I'll be sure to test drive this recipe!
Rotini with Spinach and Asiago Cheese was on the menu over at Gramma's Cookin. It sounds like the perfect pasta for lighter eating now that the Northern Hemisphere (except for Northern California, apparently) is easing into hot summer weather.
Daphne at More than Words in far off Perth, Australia, teaches us how to prepare Risoni Salad with Honey Pork Patties. Risoni is a rice-shaped pasta (I wonder if it is the same thing as orzo?) that she dresses with peppers, lemon, corn and peas for a tangy salad.
After scooping up the best looking bunch of radish leaves (with radishes attached) at her Toronto farmer's market, Elizabeth from blog from OUR kitchen turned out a fab dish of Penne with Radish Leaves and Broccoli. Sounds terrifically good and I am glad to learn about the edibility of radish leaves, which Elizabeth also uses sauteed in omelettes.
Feeling a bit under the weather made Cool Lassie turn to her Pan Gravy Kadai Curry kitchen for some food medicine in the form of Algerian Couscous Salad with green lentils and a colorful medley of gourmet tomatoes. This dish must have improved her spirits with all those healthy, tasty ingredients.
Orzo makes an appearance in Split Pear-sonality's recipe for Orzo Tabbouleh. This Middle Eastern salad traditionally uses bulgur wheat as the main ingredient, but this pasta-rific version would be perfect to bring to a summer party.
Over in France, Katie of Thyme for Cooking used up the tail end of the seasonal green garlic and asparagus to make a lovely supper of Fried Gnocchi with Asparagus and Tomatoes. Magnifique~!
Apu took the classic recipe for baked macaroni and cheese and gave it a little twist with a mix of chopped vegetables over at her food blog Annarasa. Looks like a great variation on a crowd favorite.
Everyone's favorite comfort carb, macaroni and cheese, gets another overhaul with Brie, black olives and a crusty garlic bread topping from Reeni over at Cinnamon Spice and Everything Nice.
My Hawaiian blogger buddy, Claudia of Honey from Rock made homemade beef raviolis with a chiffonade of beet and mustard greens, swirled in truffle butter. Excuse me while I swoon. (Claudia is a two-time winner of Cook the Books, a bimonthly foodie book club that explores various food-related books, and she knows her way around truffles, having cooked up a prize-winning Omelette aux Truffes to win the Cook the Books edition featuring Peter Mayle's book "French Lessons".)
Speaking of ravioli, memories of foraging for fiddlehead ferns and other wild edibles in her native Maine inspired Think On It to make up a batch of tender homemade ravioli with stinging nettles in her new hometown in Umbria.
Homemade cavatelli got topped with some fresh-picked favas, kale, dandelion greens and spinach in this healthy, tasty spring pasta dish sent in by Feeding Maybelle.
Despite its creamy appearance, the Healthy Chicken Zucchini Alfredo Pasta recipe submitted by Holy Cannoli Recipes doesn't contain heavy cream at all, but instead combines skim milk, evaporated nonfat milk and cheese to make the rich sauce. This contribution to Pasta Presto Nights is Holy Cannoli's first appearance at Pasta Presto Nights, so be sure to stop by her blog to say hello and welcome her to our noodly world.
Joanne of Eats Well With Others was my first received PPN entry with her take on fellow blogger Chaya's Pasta with Caramelized Onions, Broccoli and Ricotta. Now that's an awesome trio of flavors!
Debby over at A Feast for the Eyes seared up some sea scallops and served them over pasta with a tasty white wine sauce and Presto! we have a luscious scallop pasta with which to feast our virtual eyes.
Curry leaves are wonderfully aromatic and can be found at Indian and Asian markets for those who are not familiar with them. Rachana used them to perfume her dish of Curry Leaves Pasta over at Sizzle N Spice.
Pam at Sidewalk Shoes turned out a fantastic Fettuccine with Mushrooms, Lemon and Prosciutto for her contribution to Presto Pasta Nights this week. She adapted a recipe from Donna Hay to use her own homegrown oregano and some preserved lemon rind and it sounds decadent indeed.
To wrap things up, your happening host, the Crispy Cook made a gluten-free, vegetarian lasagna using rice noodles layered with spinachy ricotta, artichoke hearts and sauteed portabella mushrooms. It was a lovely combination of flavors.
Thanks again to Ruth for giving me this opportunity to host Presto Pasta Nights and for all the wonderful cooks who shared their recipes, photos and writing. Next week, this event will be hosted by Ruth herself, our own Pasta Maven, so be sure to send her your fabulous pasta creations to keep us all inspired in the kitchen.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Rounding Up Pasta Presto Nights #165
10 comments:
- Ruth Daniels said...
Great job with the hosting of this week's Presto Pasta Night Roundup. I love your commentary and can't wait to check out the individual recipes....once I'm at Phase two of South Beach Dieting, that is.
- Friday, 28 May, 2010
- The Food Hunter said...
great round up
- Friday, 28 May, 2010
- Apu said...
Great roundup Rachel!! Super recipes just in time for the holiday weekend.
- Friday, 28 May, 2010
- Pam said...
Great roundup!!
- Friday, 28 May, 2010
- Joanne said...
Yay! awesome round up and delicious lasagna!
- Friday, 28 May, 2010
- ejm said...
What an excellent round up. Many thanks.
- Friday, 28 May, 2010
- maybelle's mom said...
great roundup; good entries this week.
- Friday, 28 May, 2010
- daphne said...
lovely round up!! what a great variety this week.
- Saturday, 29 May, 2010
- Claudia said...
Awesome "pastaliciousness" (I love it) round-up, all those super recipes to try out. And, your lasagna is definitely on my to do list.
- Saturday, 29 May, 2010
- katiez said...
So many pastas, so few days to eat them all....
Great job!
- Sunday, 30 May, 2010
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a revealing observation about his company's troubled relationship with Google.
"Our relationship isn't one where the companies really talk," he told analysts on the company's fourth-quarter earnings call.
However, he pointed out, because Google has a relatively open approach to its platforms, like its Android mobile operating system, Facebook is able to do more with its Android mobile app than it can on its iPhone app—even though its relationship with Apple is warmer. (He gave the example of being able to integrate text messages into the Facebook Messenger app on Android, which Facebook can't do on Apple's iOS mobile operating system.)
At the launch of Facebook Graph Search earlier this month, Zuckerberg seemed to express regret that Facebook and Google couldn't cooperate.
"I would love to work with Google [on search]," he told an audience of reporters.
In that case, the sticking point was rules about how Google would handle Facebook users' data, he said.
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This past weekend, our neighborhood Ralph was giving away free eggs–a carton of 18 large eggs. Being the cheapo shopper that I am, I didn't pass up the opportunity, of course.
I have always loved eggs and I do shop at Ralph, plus more eggs mean I can experiment with some baking and make my favorite egg dishes such as this and this.
I did bake, but failed two times and wasted 8 eggs! I am not going to get into the excruciatingly painful and embarrassing details about my baking debacle (I am still in agony), but there was one thing that I did successfully with my eggs–this Thai recipe of son-in-law eggs…
(Don't ask me about the name. I am puzzled. Why aren't they daughter-in-law eggs? Hmmm, I smell gender discrimination.)
Anyway, these son-in-laws eggs are very good eggs. It's a simple dish with lots of flavor–tangy, savory, syrupy, and a little spicy.
The taste is similar to my Malaysian sweet and sour eggs, but the eggs are first hard-boiled, deep-fried, and then topped with tamarind sauce.
The sauce was so good that I practically had to dabble the very last bit of it–leaving not a single drop–with my fingers! Yeah, I kid you not. I suspect the same tamarind sauce would go every well with deep-fried fresh water prawns, but that is another post. ;)
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Adding further fuel to the fire that Apple Inc. will drop the 3G bomb on June 9th, during CEO Steve Jobs' Keynote address, InfoSyncWorld is claiming that, once announced, the 2nd generation iPhone will be made available via AT&T roughly 10 days later, on approximately the 18th or 19th.
InfoSyncWorld further speculates on HSDPA, GPS, Mobile TV, and other oft-cited iPhone 3G rumors.
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I have finally moved my home server over to systemd (last night) and spent today enabling all relevant daemons and services and rebooting.
I'm now faced with a number of issues, including a slowdown of the system and SSH login (gone from 1-2 seconds login to ~15 seconds to login)
I will created separate threads for each issue / service.
pyload.service always fails to start
I have re-run the setup using pyLoadCore -s and everything goes smoothly, I am even able to access the web interface. However, when I exit out of terminal the service stops, so I try to load it using systemctl and it does the same as with my httpd.service issue - it begins, works for a few seconds/minute and then fails. During this small timeframe everything works fine before it fails.
It is beginning to look like there is some issue with systemctl not letting specific services to fully load, or something (I don't know lol)
I will created separate threads for each issue / service.
This is going to get tiresome fast if you can't be bothered to do the bare minimal learning about how units work.
Without posting the unit file, you aren't going to get much help. pyload.service isn't anything that's shipped in the repos.
Last edited by falconindy (2012-12-17 02:51:03)
Unit file for pyload:
Description=pyLoad Core
ExecStart=/usr/bin/pyLoadCore --daemon --configdir=/home/http/.config/pyload
I'm also having the exact same issues with other services, such as httpd. It seems like systemd loads it successfully then doesn't realise it's running > waits for around a minute > then quits and reports as failed
Last edited by kaipee (2012-12-17 09:49:58)
I strongly doubt that pyload puts its PIDFile in /var/pyload. Are you sure that isn't meant to be /var/run/pyload (better yet, just pass the --pidfile flag)? If the PIDFile never shows up, systemd will assume that the service isn't running and will kill it, as you're seeing.
pyload is within AUR, which includes its own pyload.service file. I didn't create it.
I have just noticed that someone has updated the wiki (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PyLoad) with a newer/better unit file. I will try that and see how things go.
Because I spent about 10 hours doing a full system switchover and cleaning up the mess including around 20 pacnew files. I thought it would have been easy to ask someone for a bit of help looking at something with a fresh set of eyes what with it being a 'support' forum and all.
Why not try providing advice/guidance instead of bashing from the offset?
I haven't ignored it, I haven't even got access to the machine yet to do anything.
The new (updated) service file contains the changes to the pid file, which I will try first as it also contains other changes.
I packed a minimal config file into pyLoad, so that the daemon runs 'out of the box' now without further interference. Nevertheless, run
pyLoadCore --configdir /var/pyload -s
to setup pyLoad correctly.
Because I spent about 10 hours doing a full system switchover and cleaning up the mess including around 20 pacnew files. I thought it would have been easy to ask someone for a bit of help looking at something with a fresh set of eyes what with it being a 'support' forum and all.
While I can empathize with the ammount of work you may have had to do, this forum is not here for questions users could easily answer on their own except they are just to tired/lazy to do so. You expect someone else to do the leg work for you when you are unwilling?
Again, I can empathize with being tired. But if you are tired, have a beer and a good night's sleep and come back to working on your system with your own fresh set of eyes. You are right that this can be a support forum - but it is not a servant forum.
If/when you have done your own work and still face challenges, we are here to help. But most here also prefer to help by guiding a user in finding their own answers rather than giving them an answer they don't understand - the whole "teach a man to fish..."
So don't ask for fish-hand-outs. Come with rod in hand asking where to cast.
"UNIX is simple and coherent..." - Dennis Ritchie, "GNU's Not UNIX" - Richard Stallman


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UCLA's impressive quartet of linebackers is short one member. Junior Eric Kendricks underwent surgery on his right ankle Friday, and will miss the Sun Bowl against Virginia Tech.
Third in the conference with 106 tackles, Kendricks missed one game this season as he played through numerous injuries, including a shoulder sprain. The All-Pac-12 honorable-mention selection has struggled with pain in his right ankle for months, and had a procedure on it after spring practices.
The ankle should be weight-bearing again within the next couple of days.
"We expect him to make really great progress and be back for spring ball," said head coach Jim Mora, who added that there was a lot of "back and forth" about when to perform the surgery. "He hates to have to miss the bowl game, but it was just extremely painful for the kid. He just wouldn't have been effective. The best thing to do is just go get it done right now."
Isaako Savaiinaea will fill in for Kendricks. The true freshman from Hawaii has 24 tackles this season, including one for loss.
The absence of their leading tackler might not significantly alter expectations for the Bruins (9-3) heading into their New Year's Eve tilt in El Paso. The Hokies (8-4) run one of the least productive offenses in the country, ranking 104th with 5.06 yards per play. Their running game is particularly lifeless. Virginia Tech's 3.11 yards per carry is second to last in the ACC, and it doesn't have a back who averages more than 60 yards per game. In five different outings this season, the team as a whole has failed to collect more than 55 yards on the ground.
Guided by talented-but-inconsistent quarterback Logan Thomas, Virginia Tech averages 241.3 passing yards per game — almost exactly 10 yards less than UCLA.
Mora said the Bruins will likely run the nickel formation often to deal with the Hokies' spread offense, which would leave consensus All-American Anthony Barr, Myles Jack and Jordan Zumwalt as the first-string linebackers. Jack won both Pac-12 Freshman Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year and an all-conference second-team nod, while Zumwalt will likely go on the third day of the NFL draft.
Whether or not Kendricks will be 100 percent healthy for spring practices remains uncertain.
"It depends on how his rehab goes," Mora said. "I think the prudent thing to do is to take it as slow as we need to do to make sure he's ready for summer. You know how EK is; he's going to push, push, push."
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In accordance with UCLA tradition, players carried the seniors off the Spaulding Field on Friday, a farewell after the final on-campus practice of their careers. The Bruins are off the next few days to celebrate the holidays, and will fly to El Paso on Thursday.


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Today we propose you this super easy-to-prepare appetizer that your guests will love, the mixture of foie gras with the sweetness of jam is spectacular. What other appetizers do you like to prepare when you cook"
- 1 pack of foie gras
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Recipe: - Spread a layer of foie gras on each cracker.
- Place half a teaspoon of fig jam on top.
- In a small pan, without adding any oil, heat the pine nuts on medium heat until they roast on both sides, taking care that they don't burn.
- Place 3 pine nuts on each cracker.
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A landing page that informs schools of our initiative to help fund the procurement of ICT packages with the aid of an effective communication channel - SMS. Use iText.ie as a platform for schools to easily and cost effectively communicate with parents using SMS. To incorporate a loyalty scheme whereby schools can procure a standardised ICT package relavent to school needs.
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Angela, the difference is: we don't expect our hope or wishes to change anything and when things do work out as hoped, we don't claim our hopes and wishes made a difference.
Amen, brother!
Prayer has to be one of the most useless endeavors that any human can engage in.
Haha, I had so many people pissed at me when the Tsunami happened in Japan and I posted a rant along those lines on my FB.
The difference between praying and wishing is that prayer, by definition, is the desire for the intercession or some other help of a deity. That deity either doesn't exist, or if S/He does, can't or won't get involved, and, historically, simply hasn't. Wishing or "hoping" involves desiring that turn of events, luck, or, whatever, goes in a way that benefits the recipient or desirer of that wish, not necessarily dependent on a deity of any kind. So, no, wishing and hoping are not the same as praying.
Prayer makes you feel good. If it's directed at a person of a particular mindset, who wants it, it makes them feel good. That's about all it's good for.
Except...prayer sometimes motivates people to do good. Sometimes if a Christian prays for something, they'll hear god reminding them to give money or donate time, or even travel across the world to volunteer. Of course you can do all those things without prayer.
I guess I don't know what my point is. Christians would say "Don't just pray, start helping."


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MACON, Ga. – The Atlantic Sun Conference Baseball Championship begins Wednesday from Lipscomb University's Dugan Field with a field of six schools all ranked inside the RPI top 90, according to WarrenNolan.com.
The Atlantic Sun, ranked as the eighth-best conference in country by the same website, joins the ACC, Big 12 and the SEC as the only for conferences in the country that feature all respective tournament participants ranked inside the top 90.
Stetson leads the field of six as the regular-season champion. The Hatters returned to the 40-win mark for the first time since 2007 in impressive fashion. They opened with a three-game sweep against Georgia then won its first nine A-Sun series to lock up the title. They reached national acclaim in mid-March entering national polls at that time. They reached as high as No. 14 during the season and come to Nashville eyeing a record seventh championship victory.
Thanks to a thrilling comeback in the regular-season finale, Jacksonville secured the second seed. The Dolphins closed by winning eight of their final 11 games – a run th-at included an 11-2 victory at No. 4 Florida. Jacksonville owns four Atlantic Sun Championship titles – all in odd years (1999, 2003, 2007 and 2009). This year's team features Player of the Year candidate Adam Brett Walker. The sophomore ranks among the nation's 10 best in hits, runs, RBI and total bases.
Kennesaw State makes its A-Sun Championship debut following a 32-23 season. The 32 wins tie for a program-best in the Owls' six years in the A-Sun. In addition to a successful conference season, the Owls scored home victories against Georgia and Georgia Tech. Sophomore catcher Ronnie Freeman leads the offense. After finishing his freshman season on a 29-game hit streak, he hit in each of the Owls' first 13 games of 2011 to extend the streak to 42 and establish a Kennesaw State record.
Last year's champions, Mercer, enter hot, just as was the case last year. This year, the Bears won 12 of their final 15 games to lock up a spot in the field and move into the RPI top 60. Last year, they won 13 of their last 16 then won four straight at the A-Sun Championship to claim their fourth title. They will attempt to become only the third school in the last 13 years to win consecutive A-Sun titles joining UCF (1998-1999) and Stetson (2005-06).
Despite only locking in the fifth seed, ETSU enters boasting the second-highest RPI within the A-Sun. Standing at No. 33 according to WarrenNolan.com, the Bucs bolstered their rating by scoring four top-60 wins in the closing weeks, winning twice at NC State, at Georgia Tech and closing the season with a win at Mercer. Bo Reeder has established himself as one the nation's top two-way players as he leads the nation in saves with an A-Sun record 18 while hitting .326 with 15 home runs and 60 RBI.
Belmont grabbed the final spot in the field with the most impressive final weekend. The Bruins became the first A-Sun team to claim a series against Stetson. By winning the final two games of the series, the Bruins moved inside the RPI top 90. They own a 7-6 record against the RPI top 50 joining Stetson as only two A-Sun schools with winning records against top-50 schools. Matt Hamann established himself as one of the league's aces finishing the regular-season with an 8-1 record and a 2.28 ERA.
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Suðuroy (South Island) is the southernmost of the islands in the Faroe Islands.
Suðuroy - includes Suðuroy and Lítla Dímun, which is the smallest and only uninhabited island of the 18 islands.
Other destinations
There are two Tourist Information Centres in Suðuroy, they provide information about Suðuroy and rent out houses for tourists. The Tourist Information Centres are situated in the two largest towns Tvøroyri and Vágur.
Get in
The ferry Smyril M/S has 2-3 departures from Tórshavn to Suðuroy every day. The journey takes 2 hours. You can find the time scedule on Strandferðaln's website: www.ssl.fo ssl.fo
Get around
Public busses from Bygdaleiðir drive from the ferry port Krambatangi to the southern and to the northern part of the island. To Sumba in the south via Vágur (route 700), Hvalba and Sandvík in the north via Tvøroyri (route 701) and to Fámjin in the west, via Øravík (route 701). Time schedule is on the website: www.ssl.fo.
Rent a car
You can also rent a car before you come to Suðuroy:
Hiking Trips
Hiking trips are popular and can be recommended in Suðuroy. Be aware of fog and make preparations before you go. A mountain can end very sudden and without any warning sign. There are many cairns in Suðuroy, they were used in stead of roads in the old days. There are also guided hiking trips, which the Tourist Information or private persons arrange. Ask on one of the Tourist Information Centres, if you want to know when and where these guided trips are made. More info on the website: www.visitsuduroy.fo or www.vilt.fo.
Boat Trips
There are two fast going boats (RIB), which make boat trips along the west coast of Suðuroy or wherever you wish to go. If you are a group it is cheaper, if it is a planned trip the price is around DKK 350. The boats are called Tornado, website: http://www.rib62.com/ and Scorpion, website: http://www.vagur.com/scorpion/UK/index_uk.html.
The old English smack Johanna TG326 from Vágur sometimes makes boat trips for tourist and can also be hired for shorter or longer trips but with the regular crew to sail the vessel. Johanna was built in 1884 in Sussex, England. Website: http://www.johanna.fo/index_uk.htm
Regional Festivals
Jóansøka is the biggest regional festival in Suðuroy. Jóansøka (Sct. John's Festival or Midsummer Festival) is held every year in the last weekend of June. Every second year Jóansøkan is held in Tvøroyri (odd years) and every second year in Vágur (even years). In 2010 the Jóansøka Festival is celebrated from 25 June to 27 June 2010. There are sometimes other smaller village festivals in Suðuroy. In 2010 there was a village festival (bygdastevna) in Hvalba in the first weekend of May.
Stay safe
In case of emergency dial 112.
Be aware that sheep can be on the street, it can be difficult to spot them especially at night and if the sheep is black. The mountains on the west coast are very steep and suddenly they end and go strait down to the ocean, there are normally no warning signs, so take care! The edge can be a bit loose, don't go too near the edge. Like elsewhere in the Faroes fog can come quite suddenly, be aware of the fog, that you don't go over the edge somewhere. In some places the ocean can be dangerous, if you stand on the coast in certain places or in certain harbors.
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GAME ONE: Mets 2, Marlins 1
Game Summary
Nice start by Dickey with seven shutout innings. Duda and Evans combine for five hits, and the Mets score two just enough to win 2-1 in the first game of the double-header.
Game Notes
RA Dickey pitched another gem today. With a weekend full of rain and no Mets baseball, it was nice to get a win off the bat, and good to see it didn't affect the pitchers at all. Seven shutout innings for RA with seven hits, one walk, six Ks. He's now 6-11 with a 3.57 ERA, but he's better than what his numbers show right now. Definitely a nice pitcher to have in the rotation. Also, being able to throw 100+ pitches each outing without tiring is nice too.
Izzy pitched a hitless inning in relief, striking the side out in order. Parnell still yet to have a comfortable outing as the closer pitched an inning of work with one hit, a homerun, to give up the only Marlins run. Parnell got one K and his second save of the season.
Not much offense being a 2-1 win and all, but Evans and Duda combine for five hits and two runs. Turner and Thole were the RBIs.
Bay is 2-for his last-40. Yikes.
Game Ball
RA Dickey with a nice scoreless outing.
GAME TWO: Mets 5, Marlins 1
Game Summary
Dillon Gee continues on the nice starting pitching for the Mets, with one run in six innings. Bullpen holds up, and the offense delivered. Mets sweep the double header and get on a four game win streak with a 5-1 win.
Game Notes
Dillon Gee continues on the nice starting pitching for the Mets. After Dickey's nice start in the first game, Gee put out a nice outing himself. Six innings, six hits, one run, two walks, and two strikeouts. 101 pitches thrown. Twelve wins for the rookie. Nice.
Beato and Acosta combine for two innings in relief. One walk, one K for Beato, three Ks for Acosta.
Parnell pitched the ninth inning with one hit, and one K.
Game two Mets offense did a little better, with five runs on eleven hits.
Jose Reyes returned from the DL in the second game and went 1-4 with a run scored. Welcome back, Reyes!
Wright went 2-4, with a double and two RBIs.
Nick Evans had two more hits in the second game, four in the day, with a run scored.
Game Ball
Dillon Gee with a nice start and gets his 12th win.
Up Next
Mike Pelfrey and Javier Vazquez face-off again on Tuesday night at 7:10 PM as they continue their 5-game series.
Special Note: John is still without power due to the hurricane and is not expected to have his electricity restored until the end of this week. I will try to post game coverage for him until he returns.


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Friday, September 9, 2011
FGS 2011 - Day 3
Day 3 of FGS 2011 started with Linda Woodward Geiger's "US territorial Papers, 1789-1873: Records of the Frontiersman." I'm going to check on these records when I return and see what I can find that relates to my ancestors in Indiana before statehood. Then I attended "Pioneer Genealogy: Tracing Your Ancestors on the Midwestern Frontier" with James Hanson. There was no projector set up and I realized when he started that there were no slides. But he had plenty of information to share and was engaging even without visuals. I'm going to look for some records on Indiana units in the Indian Wars soon. Next was Tim Pinnick's "Maximizing Your Reach: Research in University Libraries." This was an excellent talk that made me want to check what is available in university libraries in my area. A good tip is to become a friend of the library with a donation and take advantage of longer borrowing times and Interlibrary loans. After a quick lunch with my husband, I went back to the exhibit hall to check on the IGS table. My husband sat at the table while I wondered to the bloggers in the media hub. I kept checking and some people stopped by the booth. So I migrated back and saved hubs from their questions and got a few more members. Then I attended "Using Correlation to Reveal Facts That No Record States" by Tom Jones. I skipped the next session and hung out at the IGS table and talked to more potential members and also fellow board members. The last session of the day was Debra Miezala's "Lessons from a Snoop: Collaterals and Associates." She had many case studies that showed how to track down your ancestors by looking at those around them. Best part of the day: seeing my high school Spanish teacher. She followed me into the first session and asked if I had been her student. I didn't recognize her right away and checked her name badge. I went to school in Ohio and her name badge said she was from Indiana. So I figured she thought I was someone else, but then she mentioned Lakota and I remembered her name and face. Small world.
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Topic: Clone Wars
Something I think is strange is that I don't see any ads on television for the new clone wars movie. I went to a movie theater last night there weren't any previews this is really strange for a movie of Star Wars calliber.
Does anyone know what's up with this? Why isn't there any publicity for this movie? Please someone fill me in!!!!!!


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Tamron 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Nikon mounted on Nikon D5300 : Tests and Reviews
Tamron 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Nikon Review
Looking for a super zoom for travel and holidays? Consider the Tamron 18-270 (Canon and Nikon) part 1
Tamron 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Canon and Nikon mount DxOMark brief reviewThis lens is much lighter and smaller than the previous "all-in-one" lens designed by Tamron, the AF 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC LD Aspherical [IF] Macro launched in 2008 (click here for the Nikon mount and here for the Canon mount). The question is if Tamron has succeeded this time in delivering the same or a better IQ on this newer lens.It's worth noticing that this is the largest zoom available for an SLR camera. Tamron is the only brand that provides a zoom
Further readings for the Tamron 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Nikon
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Tamron 16-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD MACRO (Model B016) Sony mount lens review: Super-zoom reimagined
Tamron's super-zoom series has seen several revamps over the years, but the latest iteration, the equivalent to a 24-450mm, is something of a pioneer. Read on to find out how well this class-leading new model performs.
If you're shooting Nikon DX and are after a single-lens solution for shooting a wide range of subjects, the new Tamron 16-300mm superzoom is certainly worth a look. Our technicians have been busy putting it through its paces in the lab, so let's take a look at its DxOMark Lens Score and see how it rates compared to the other options on the market.
Sigma's 18-250mm f3.5-6.3 DC OS HSM zoom won praise for its balance of performance and convenience, but it looked bulky after rival Tamron introduced the diminutive 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD. Reducing the size, and weight while updating the optical construction to allow a new minimum focus distance of 35cm, the 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM is Sigma's response. But has the redesign compromised the optical performance, or is it a valuable addition to the range? Read on to discover our verdict.
There is a phrase quoted quite often that when something sounds too good to be true you shouldn't be too surprised when it isn't. Nikon's new AF-S DX Nikkor 18-300mm f3.5-5.6G ED VR promises much, but can it deliver? The long list of letters in the name tell us that the lens is Auto Focus, that it is designed for Nikon's DX sensors, the apertures are not fixed, the optics contain some "Extra-Low Dispersion" glass and that there is vibration reduction built in: Quite a list.
Looking for a super zoom for travel and holidays? Consider the Tamron 18-270 (Canon and Nikon) part 1
With the release of the new test results for the Tamron 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD for both the Canon mount and the Nikon mount, this could be a good opportunity to explore the DxOMark rankings to help you choose the best super-zoom for your APS-C camera.
We hear you and we've been there: when you're on the market for a super-zoom, the list can be long and confusing. Worry not, we've got you covered—a comprehensive list of tested lenses by the main manufacturers in combination with different camera bodies is available on DxOMark.com.
We've tested and ranked the latest Tamron 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD, along with the previous model Tamron AF 18-250mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II LD Aspherical (IF) Macro Canon and its counterpart with a Nikon mount. Also, don't miss the latest test results on the Tamron AF 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC LD Aspherical [IF] Macro on both a Canon and a Nikon mount.


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As Electronic Arts (ERTS) prepared to market "Medal of Honor Warfighter," the latest version of its top-selling video game released in October, it created a website that promoted the manufacturers of the guns, knives and combat-style gear depicted in the game.
Among the video game giant's marketing partners on the website were the McMillan Group, the maker of a high-powered sniper's rifle, and Magpul, which sells high-capacity magazines and other accessories for assault-style weapons. Links on the "Medal of Honor" site allowed visitors to click through on the websites of the game's partners and peruse their catalogs of weapons available for purchase.
"It was almost like a virtual showroom for guns," said Ryan Smith, who contributes to the Gameological Society, an online gaming magazine.
After Smith and other gaming enthusiasts criticized the site, Electronic Arts disabled the links.
The video game industry was drawn into the national debate about gun violence last week when the National Rifle Association accused producers of violent games and movies of helping to incite the type of mass shooting that recently left 20 children and six adults dead in Newtown, Conn.
While studies have found no connection between video games and gun violence, the case of "Medal of Honor Warfighter" illustrates how the firearms and video game industries have quietly forged a mutually beneficial marketing relationship.
Makers of firearms and related gear have come to see video games as a way to promote their brands to millions of potential customers, marketing experts said. Magpul and Electronic Arts made a video posted on YouTube about their partnership.
"It is going to help brand perceptions," said Stacy Jones, the president of Hollywood Branded, a company that specializes in product placement in movies and television shows.
Assault-style rifles made by Bushmaster Firearms have a roster of credits that any actor would envy, including appearances in "Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2," a part of the popular Activision series. The gunman in the Connecticut killings, Adam Lanza, used a semiautomatic rifle made by Bushmaster, which is a unit of the Freedom Group.
The Freedom Group is owned by Cerberus Capital. After the Connecticut school shooting, Cerberus announced that it would seek a buyer for the Freedom Group.
Many players of shooting games like "Medal of Honor" and "Call of Duty" say they enjoy the simulated violence and the chance to virtually fire weapons even if they never touch a real gun. But along with some gaming fans, some firearms enthusiasts have become uncomfortable with the growing ties between video games and gun companies.


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Topic: Official Topic for Singing Praises of Masterchief, Karson, etc.
Once in a while, I get the feeling that our young friends here, Masterchief and Karson Fett, get a bad wrap. So, here we are: a topic just for you and those in your footsteps. We're glad you're here, we enjoy a handful of your posts, and we look forward to seeing you all feel the clarity and confidence in this community. Here's to you all, young Fettsters.


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It's amazing how we will make time to tell people when times are difficult but time flies when your having fun. Things have been much better in the Oleson household. Nate has recovered well and his last few doctor's appointments have been perfect. Good labs and results. On the 28th of this month he has his SIX month post-transplant appointment. That appointment will have more involved "tests" to ensure his new kidney is working. He has a cocktail of medications that we are so thankful for. (See below) Nate is very excited about this summer and being able to camp, fish, and swim. He has put a mountain bike on lay-a-way and CANNOT wait to get it. :)
Gunnar and Gabbie are growing! Gabbie will be 2 in June and Gunnar turned 8 last December. Gunnar continues to do well in school and enjoys drawing, writing, and reading. Gabbie is sassy and challenges me everyday. :)
Nate and I celebrated our 8th Anniversary this past weekend and I am reminded that no matter how hard things get we always have eachother and we need eachother.
We are blessed!


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With not an inch of snow on the ground and sunny skies in the forecast, Boulder residents found it was a great morning to get on their bikes and ride.
With 1,600 people registered for this morning's Fifth Annual Winter Bike to Work Day as of Tuesday afternoon, the event eclipsed its goal of 1,400 registrants and almost doubled its previous record of about 1,000, said Sue Prant, event director.
"The forecast helped," she said. "But in Boulder, biking to work is a year-round option."
A free hot meal never hurts, and 11 local businesses set up breakfast stations for all those who registered. Some grabbed an apple and then went on their way, but others sat down for some eggs and got their bicycles tuned up before heading into the office.
"First off, it's a free breakfast and work on your bike," said Carrie Simon, who stopped by Alfalfa's breakfast station on her way to work at the University of Colorado.
Simon said she donated her car to the Lyons Fire Department four years ago and has ridden her bike or the bus to work every day since, and hopes this event will encourage other people to consider joining her.
"It's more awareness, and it's about trying to change habits," she said. "If we continue to do this three, then four times a year in the future we won't have to do this because we will change people's thought process."
James George, who works in a bike shop, also was lending his expertise at Alfalfa's, helping to tighten brakes or adjust seats for those who stopped by.
"I think it's good having a get-together that gets people riding more," he said. "It's about getting them on another mode of transportation besides cars."
Craig Brunelle said he hopes the event can gain more publicity so more people choose to bicycle and "break away from the pump."
"They need to let the community know and encourage them to try to be healthier and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels," he said.
But Bike to Work Day appears to have converted at least one person.
Tara Hawk said she never rides her bicycle to work, but after seeing the forecast she decided to join the event.
"I heard about it and thought, 'Why not?'" she said. "It's been nice, I haven't been stopped at one light."
When asked if her experience today might encourage her to make her four-mile commute to work on a bike more often, Hawk replied, "Yeah, definitely."