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TUSCALOOSA | A who's who of University of Alabama luminaries paid tribute Thursday to a man who came to embody Crimson Tide athletics as a player, coach and administrator.
TUSCALOOSA | A who's who of University of Alabama luminaries paid tribute Thursday to a man who came to embody Crimson Tide athletics as a player, coach and administrator.
More than 200 people attended the celebration of life ceremony held at Coleman Coliseum for Mal Moore, UA's former director of athletics, who died March 30 at the age of 73.
But while Moore's legacy of achievement in athletics is what most people think of first, radio host Paul Finebaum said he will remember the Dozier native for something else.
"To me, it wasn't what he did on the football field," Finebaum said after the ceremony was over. "I know what he went through with his wife (Charlotte, who died after a two-decade battle with Alzheimer's disease in 2010).
"It was pure agony seeing someone go through what his wife went through, but I think it's also truly remarkable that this big, tough guy who was a quarterback and a coach was so kind and gentle in taking care of the most important person in his life.
"That's what I'll take away from the legacy of Mal Moore."
Moore's compassion for his wife and his passion for the Crimson Tide were the main themes of speeches at Thursday's ceremony, which included UA System Chancellor Robert E. Witt, UA President Judy Bonner, former Alabama and NFL quarterback Richard Todd, UA golf coach Jay Seawell and head football coach Nick Saban.
"Today, we're here to celebrate Mal Moore's life," Saban said. "We all lost a very special man, Alabama lost a Southern gentleman, the university lost a great leader and I lost a great friend."
Saban credited Moore as the main reason he chose Alabama for his return to the collegiate sideline after coaching the Miami Dolphins in the NFL.
He also told of the smiles on Moore's face after each win — especially the wins that cemented the school's three BCS national titles — and how Moore would read poetry to Saban's wife, Terry, on road trips.
But Saban said that one of his proudest moments was when Moore was named the recipient of the 2012 John L. Toner Award, which is presented by the National Football Foundation to that year's best athletic director.
"He said something to me afterwards," Saban said. "And he had a tear running down his cheek — which was really tough — and he said 'You changed my life when you came here.'
"I looked him right in the eye and said: 'No, Mal, you changed mine. I'm a better coach, I'm a better person, I'm a better teacher from the lessons I've learned in being in partnership with you.' "
The ceremony opened with a video chronicling Moore's life and career, from his days as a youth in the small Crenshaw County town of Dozier to his playing days under legendary football coach Paul W. "Bear" Bryant. The video featured segments on his work during the recovery after the April 27, 2011, tornado and his commitment to Caring Days, the local program for adults with Alzheimer's and other memory disorders.
The Rev. Keith Pugh, senior pastor of Open Door Baptist Church and a former UA football player, was the first to the podium at Thursday's ceremony and he likened Moore's legacy to the story of the biblical prophet Elisha. After Elisha's death, the Bible's second book of Kings said that his bones were powerful enough to resurrect the dead.
"Elisha was gone, but he's still making an impact on the lives of people," Pugh said. "And Coach Moore is gone, but he's going to impact the lives of students and a lot of people in our state and our community."
Witt, UA's chancellor since March 2012, worked closely with Moore while he served as UA's president for nine years.
Witt recalled Moore's penchant for telling stories and how, during a football game, a trainer told the then-president that Moore's stories often carried a message that the gentleman athletic director wanted known.
"So, I started listening much more carefully," Witt said. "And I can't tell you the number of times, as I listened to a story from Mal, that I was getting advice. Wise advice. And good advice.
"Mal Moore brought out the best in everyone he knew, and I believe that will be one of his most enduring qualities."
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Oh, this brings back memories. It seems like yesterday that we announced we (TechCrunch and Jason Calacanis) were going to compete with DEMO, the twice yearly conference that's been around forever.
They were the only show in town back then and they charged a ridiculous fee for startups to be on stage. Our business model was simple – don't charge startups a penny to launch. Instead, be thankful for all that great free content and build a business around it.
My favorite moment of the early years was when we just put our new conference on at exactly the same time as DEMO. I said something like "DEMO needs to die." Their response can be roughly paraphrased as "oh shit."
VentureBeat soon took over the DEMO conference, and everyone for the most part gets along these days. But DEMO has always taken itself out of the game by insisting that all (or most) launching startups have to pay a fee. With much bigger audiences and the no fee philosophy Disrupt always wins with more attendees, revenue and profit.
The conference last week, a year after I was fired, was their most successful one yet.
I didn't know that my former co-editor Erick Schonfeld was taking over DEMO until I read the news today.
My first reaction was "perfect." Erick is very good on stage and in front of a camera and has tons of experience running big events that have crushed DEMO in the past. His joining makes DEMO relevant for me again and I'll definitely attend the next one, assuming I'm invited.
VentureBeat's Matt Marshall puts on a brave face with the change, and I believe him when he says the conference is too much work and interfering with other VentureBeat business.
But my understanding was that DEMO owner IDG was paying VentureBeat a handsome fee to run the event and that it provided much needed cash flow for the blog network. If that's accurate VentureBeat is going to need to find a way to fill that revenue hole. I wouldn't be surprised if they raised more venture capital to do it.
I also wonder if another former colleague of mine, Sarah Lacy, was considered for the job. She would have been excellent, too, although she would have had the same time conflicts as VentureBeat did since she's running Pando Daily.
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Single stories often get in the way of collective action but stories based on solutions can help us put a face to the facts and tap into people's hearts in order to take meaningful action for substantive change. This SVPN meeting will provide tools and dialogue around three types of stories you can use in your work to build community, engage participants, and help others to see their role in prevention. Be prepared for active involvement, to get up and move, not only to listen!
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It was a heartbreaking ending to a game that was there for the taking.
GREENCASTLE – It was a heartbreaking ending to a game that was there for the taking.
After battling back to take its first lead of the night with six minutes remaining, the Greencastle-Antrim girls' basketball team was unable to hold off Big Spring on Friday, as the Bulldogs utilized a decisive 12-4 run to close out a 42-35, Mid-Penn Colonial Division victory.
With the win, Big Spring (15-7, 10-2 MPC-Colonial) clinched at least a share of the Colonial crown while the loss could potentially serve as a devastating blow to the Blue Devils' (9-10, 7-5 MPC-Colonial) postseason hopes.
Prior to Friday's game, G-A was ranked 20th in the District 3-AAA Power Ratings, needing to leapfrog at least two schools in order to be among the top-18 qualifiers. Barring a tremendous amount of help, Friday's defeat will likely be enough to leave the Blue Devils on the outside looking in come playoff time.
"It's tough," G-A head coach Mike Rhine said. "Sometimes, even when you play well, you still end up losing. Unfortunately, that's basketball. We executed our game plan defensively and held them to 42 points. We just didn't get enough shots to fall when we had opportunities."
The contest was evenly-matched throughout, with the sides exchanging buckets from the tip, resulting in an 11-10 Big Spring advantage at the end of the first before a lay-in at the buzzer by Lindsay Bower sent the Bulldogs into the locker room up by six at 23-17.
The momentum slowly began to shift in the third, as the Blue Devils held Big Spring to just four points in the frame, allowing the comeback to commence.
After netting just one point in the first half, G-A's Chloe Hoover led the charge, beginning midway through the third and carrying into the early portions of the fourth.
Following a steal and finish by Katie Gelsinger to cut the deficit to four, five points from Hoover answered a Big Spring bucket on the other end, leaving G-A down by one at 27-26 entering the fourth.
A Bower three to open the scoring in the final frame pushed the margin to four, setting the stage for Hoover, who knocked down a jumper prior to burying a 3 on G-A's ensuing possession, granting the Blue Devils their first lead of the game at 31-30.
Unfazed, Bower struck again moments later, draining her third make from beyond the arc to reclaim the advantage at 33-31.
Big Spring extended its lead to five over the next four minutes, with a three-point play by Gelsinger keeping hope alive for the Blue Devils with 1:40 remaining, cutting the deficit to two at 37-35.
Unfortunately for the hosts, the inexperience factor of a senior-less roster proved costly down the stretch, with a Big Spring free throw being followed by a G-A turnover on a miscommunication, forcing the Blue Devils to begin fouling with 23 seconds left to play.
Big Spring's duo of Dalida Camdzic and Danielle Kepner casually capitalized from the charity stripe, going a combined 4-for-4 in the closing seconds to seal the seven-point victory.
"Being in games like this will only help us down the road," Rhine explained. "It just doesn't make it any easier right now. It's part of the process and hopefully we will learn from it."
Both Hoover and Hannah Crist finished with 12 points in the loss, with Crist accounting for 10 of G-A's 17 points in the first half. Gelsinger added nine points and recorded a team-high seven rebounds.
Camdzic led the Bulldogs, scoring 12 points to match the game-high totals of Hoover and Crist followed by 11 from Bower.
The Blue Devils will not be able to allow the loss to linger, as they face a quick turnaround by participating in today's Dunks for Drew event being held at Chambersburg High School.
G-A will tip-off today's action against Milton Hershey at 3 p.m.
The Blue Devils wrap-up their regular season schedule next week with non-league games against Biglerville on Tuesday and Carlisle on Wednesday.
BIG SPRING (42): Dalida Camdzic 5 2-2 12, Lindsay Bower 4 0-1 11, Danielle Kepner 1 5-5 7, Kayla Dupert 2 3-4 7, Blair Bitner 1 2-2 4, Caity Stevens 0 1-2 1, Nickole Burkett 0 0-2 0. 3-point field goals: 3 (Bower 3). TOTALS: 13 13-18 42.
GREENCASTLE (35): Hannah Crist 6 0-0 12, Chloe Hoover 4 2-5 12, Katie Gelsinger 3 3-3 9, Meghan Hirneisen 0 2-2 2, Jane Herman 0 0-0 0, Ashlynn Schaeffer 0 0-0 0, Shelby Stouffer 0 0-0 0. 3-point field goals: 2 (Hoover 2). TOTALS: 13 7-10 35.
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Big Spring 11 12 4 15 -42
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The Yreka Miners girls varsity basketball team lost to Lassen 60-34 at home Friday night in Northern Athletic League action.
While the Lady Miners kept things close in the first quarter, the Miners struggled in the second quarter as the Lady Grizzlies steadily extended their lead the rest of the way to earn the victory.
In the first quarter, the Miners found themselves down 9-2 with 3:47 left in the quarter. Senior Katie Brummett drained a 3-pointer to cut the Lassen lead to 9-5. With 59.3 seconds left in the quarter, junior Justine Cota connected on two free throws to reduce the Lassen lead to 13-11. But, Lassen quickly put up four points to take a 17-11 advantage after one quarter of play. Early in the second quarter Brummett made another three to reduce the lead to 18-14. But, Yreka could only put up three more points for the quarter as they trailed 29-17 at the half.
In the third quarter Yreka again struggled to contain Lassen as they trailed by 43-25 after three quarters. In the fourth quarter, Yreka scored nine more points compared to 17 for Lassen to drop the game 60-34. As they have for the majority of the NAL season, Yreka had only seven players on the varsity team suited up Friday night. Although they were behind, the Lady Miners battled until the final whistle sounded.
The Lady Miners fell to 12-11 overall and 1-5 in the NAL. Lassen improved to 12-10 overall and 3-4 in the NAL.
Brummett led Yreka scorers with 13 points. Cota had 11 points as both players contributed 24 of the Lady Miners 34 points. Junior Destiny Sinnett finished with six points and junior Erica Phillips had four points.
On Tuesday, Yreka is at Central Valley and ends the regular season at home on homecoming night on Friday against Anderson.
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TILTON - A sprinkler system is credited with minimizing damage from an early-morning fire that destroyed a truck at a garage on Saturday, Tilton-Northfield Fire Chief Bradley Ober said.
Ober said crews responded to AutoServ at 40 East Main St. about 2:30 a.m. and found smoke coming from the building and a truck inside that was on fire. The truck was destroyed but damage to the building was minimal, he said.
'The building's sprinkler system activated just prior to our arrival, helping to keep the fire contained to its point of origin,' Ober said. 'If this building did not have a sprinkler system damages would have been much worse.'
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The irony of being named Delaware's Young Mother of the Year is not lost on Milford resident Kim Hoey Stevenson.
The irony of being named Delaware's Young Mother of the Year is not lost on Milford resident Kim Hoey Stevenson.
"The award is actually based on the age of your child," the 47-year-old freelance journalist and part-time development director for the Cape Henlopen Education Foundation explained. "My friends keep teasing me, saying things like 'If you're the young mother, how old is the old mother?'"
Hoey Stevenson said being recognized by the Delaware Association of American Mothers is a special honor for her considering motherhood came so late in her life.
"If my life had gone according to plan, I would have been married at 25, had my first child at 28 and then maybe twins at 30," she said. "But life doesn't go according to anyone's plan. The truth is, I didn't get married until I was 34, and it took four years of trying before I became pregnant with our daughter, Lydia."
Before her daughter was born, Hoey Stevenson was living what many would consider to be a highly-successful life.
After earning an associate's degree in biology at the University of Delaware and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Wake Forest University in North Carolina, she co-authored the book, "Overcoming Misfortune: Children Who Beat the Odds," covered the changeover of American military forces in Somalia to United Nations peacekeepers, taught school in Sussex County and later held lucrative jobs as a lobbyist and the head of the trade group, First State Manufactured Housing Association.
In the meantime, she met and married David Stevenson, who today works as the director of Center for Energy Competitiveness, a branch of the Caeser Rodney Institute, a Delaware-based, conservative think-tank.
Yet, Hoey Stevenson said, something was still missing.
"I love my husband, but I also knew I had a lot of love left to give – the love you can only have for a child," she said. "I can sympathize and empathize with anyone who is trying to get pregnant and gets so disappointed every month when they aren't. I remember every year during our church's Mother's Day service, I would just cry and cry."
Hoey Stevenson said she was overjoyed when she finally did become pregnant, even though it meant putting her own life on hold.
"I had a great job, I travelled and I was very busy," she said. "My husband and I went back and forth about whether I should take time off or stop working for a while. Finally, he said, you waited this long to have a child, are you going to let someone else raise it. That's when I knew I had to make some changes."
Hoey Stevenson said she quickly discovered that being a mother is both the hardest and most rewarding job she's ever undertaken.
"You try to, but you can't really prepare for living with your heart outside of your body," she said. "You want to protect them and give them the benefit of your own experiences, but you also have to let them get dirty and even hurt, from time to time. Children also don't come out as lumps of clay you can mold. They come with their own personalities and you have to learn to adapt to them more than they adapt to you."
As her daughter has gotten older, Hoey Stevenson said, she's been able to focus her own drives and passions on more family-oriented pursuits, such as working on child literacy programs, parent-teacher organizations, organizing women's groups and children's ministries at Eagles Nest Christian Fellowship in Milton and writing about family issues for the News Journal.
"Being named Young Mother of the Year is a real honor for me, but nothing is quite as humbling as trying to impress an 8-year-old," she said. "When she found out I received the award and would be going to the national convention, what got her excited was that meant she could visit the American Girl Doll store in New York City."
Kim Hoey Stevenson is one of two Sussex County residents to be honored by the Delaware Association of American Mothers this year.
Millsboro resident Lou Ann Rieley, a third-generation poultry farmer and mother of 12 children, was named Delaware's 2013 Mother of the Year.
The association also awarded its first-ever Mother of Achievement Award to Jane Lough Schneider of Townsend.
All three women will be officially installed into their respective roles by Gov. Jack Markell during a ceremony at Woodburn in Dover on April 18.
The Delaware Mothers of the Year then will be heading to the national convention of American Mothers Inc. at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City from April 25 to April 28.


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Justice Department attorney Mike Underhill said BP PLC, which leased the rig and owned the blown-out Macondo well, said the disaster resulted from the London-based company's "culture of corporate recklessness."
"The evidence will show that BP put profits before people, profits before safety and profits before the environment," Underhill said during opening statements.
Eleven workers died when the rig exploded April 20, 2010, and millions of gallons of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico. U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier is hearing the case without a jury and — barring a settlement — will decide months from now how much more money BP and other companies involved in the ill-fated drilling project owe for their roles in the environmental catastrophe.
"Despite BP's attempts to shift the blame to other parties," Underhill said, "by far the primary fault for this disaster belongs to BP."
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Stanczyk's blog has a blog roll that includes the talented, Donna Pointkouski's "What's Past is Prologue". Her blog's title is from Shakespeares' play, "The Tempest". Today's article is NOT a paean to her fine works, nor to Shakespeare really though this jester has a fondness for the bard – I know I've said that before.
Ok, get out your Shakespeare's 1st Folio and follow along. You will not have to flip too far. The Tempest is the first play in the tome. Just do it. Donna's quote ("What's Past is Prologue") comes from Act II, Scene 1 and is said by Antonio. Today's article is about Act I, Scene I and how that scene appears in another case of life imitating art. Never fear this is an historical tale from Russian Poland …
Dateline – Easter Week 1794. Poland has already been partitioned twice, the second time was just last year (1793) following the War of the Second Partition. The Empress of Russia is Ekaterina (Catherine) the Great. This Tsarina seems to have had a 'soft spot" for the Polish diplomat and it was her seduction of Stanislaw August Poniatowski, whom she had caused to be installed as the last elected King of Poland that brought us to this day. It was Poniatowski's duplicity in trying to move Poland closer to his lover's Russian Empire that led to the Four Year Sejm only the Empress did not want Poland to re-arm nor Poland's help in suppressing Turkish aggressions. So the Sejm left to itself, enacted the world's 2nd Democratic Constitution on May 3rd, 1791 which led to the War of the Second Partition and finally the 2nd partition in 1793. Violence begets violence and so we find ourselves here Easter Week 1794.
Tadeusz Kosciuszko emboldened by his success in the American Revolution, leads a successful Insurrection in Krakow, where his heroic charge against the Russian General Tormasov results in the capture of the Russian cannons and defeat for the Russian General and his overly small force. This victory results in the ensuing liberation of Warsaw followed by Wilno. Thereby commencing a killing spree led by a tailor whose name (ironically in English) is Jan Kilinski and also by the Guild of Slaughterers (the fascinating occupations of our ancestors). The Russian Ambassador in Warsaw was able to flee eastward across the Vistula bridges[1] just ahead of the Insurrection.
However, the remainder of the Russian sympathizers who were too slow to follow the Russian Ambassador were summarily tried and hung by the Insurrection Council and/or by angry mobs. Amongst those fleeing, was a certain Hetman named Szymon Kossakowski who was caught trying to escape by boat …
Kossakowski was caught and hanged under the rather literate inscription, "He who swings will not drown." [1] .
Now compare that quote to Shakespeare's text in "The Tempest", published in the 1st Folio in 1623[2] (performed prior to that publishing in 1610/1611). Near the end of Act I, Scene I Gonzalo says, "He'll be hanged yet, though every drop of water swear against it …"[3] . That scene also contained more dialog about the loathsome boatswain being hanged rather than drowning.
Now we have arrived at the point of Stanczyk's thesis. That Poland's rebels were literate and familiar with Shakespeare's Tempest. They cleverly used this paraphrase in proper context and it was directed at Poniatowski and of course the hangings left no doubt what would happen to other Russian sympathizers when caught. How do I come to suppose such a thing?
Poniatowski, despite his flaws was linguistically talented and mastered many languages, including English due to his mentorship in Russia by the British Ambassador, Sir Charles Hanbury-Williams, who was responsible for introducing Poniatowski to the Russian Empress[4]. Poniatowski was so enamored of the bard he erected a statue at Lazienki Palace of Shakespeare[5] ! Poniatowski's brother, Michal Poniatowski (a Polish Primate) committed suicide rather than meet his fate at the hands of the Insurrection Council. So the Primate knew more certainly than most what Kossakowski's hanging meant to all Russian sympathizers.
The Insurrection was short lived and was put down by the Catherine the Great and her Russian Generals. This historical story is what led to the third Partition of Poland.
However, it appears 171 years was ample time for the 1st Folio to be transported to Poland, translated to Polish and understood and used in appropriate context during a rebellion. So Stanczyk lays the events of Easter Week 1794 squarely at the foot of Stanislaw August Poniatowski, including the rebels literate scholarship, and the resulting third Partition of Poland which made Poland's borders (not her people or her culture) disappear for 123 years (1795-1918). Poniatowski had to abdicate in 1795 (at the 3rd Partition) and he died 3 years later … in St Petersburg, Russia.
Catherine The Great : Portrait of a Woman
I'll have you know that today's article was inspired by my wife, Tereza. She is reading the above named book by Robert K. Massie and because she knows my interest in and knowledge of matters about Poland and our shared Slavic genealogies, we have had many wonderfully animated conversations about this book she is reading. It was nice for her to hear another viewpoint and for me to be further informed by Massie's scholarly work. We both recommend the book to biography/history readers. My wife reads the book as Catherine, and Stanczyk pretends he is Potemkin !!!
That is my meme for today.
[1] Norman Davies, "God's Playground", Volume 1, 2005 Revised Edition, pages 406, 407.
[2] Editor, G. Blakemore Evans, "The Riverside Shakespeare", page 56.
[3] Edited by Cross & Brooke, "Yale Shakespeare, Complete Works", 2005 Edition, page 1407.
[4] Robert K. Massie, "Catherine The Great: Portrait Of A Woman", 2011 1st Edition, page 175.
[5] Czeslaw Milosz, "The History of Polish Literature", page 169.


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No. 10 Nebraska v. No. 7 Minnesota, No. 9 Iowa
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No. 10 Nebraska v. No. 7 Minnesota, No. 9 Iowa
Saturday, March 15 | 7 p.m. CST
Bob Devaney Sports Center (Track Area)
The No. 10 Nebraska men's gymnastics team hosts their first triangular of the season, facing Big Ten foes Minnesota and Iowa. The Huskers come off of a one-week break after a strong battle against No.3 Oklahoma. NU will compete in the track facilities inside the Bob Devaney Sports Center on March 16. The meet is set to kick off at 7 p.m. CST. Live stats will be available on Huskers.com for those who are unable to attend the meet. This will be the first Nebraska home meet that will be broadcast live on Big Ten Network. Fans who can't make it to the meet can also follow the Huskers on Twitter (@NebraskaMGym) or on Facebook (facebook.com/NebraskaMGym) for live updates from the meet.
The Huskers look to see their second win of the season against the Golden Gophers and Hawkeyes. NU dominated at their home opener against UIC, claiming the top spots both individually and as a team on all six events, as well as in the individual all-around. Since then, Nebraska has failed to overcome its opponent by the end of the meet. The Huskers have already faced Minnesota and Iowa, both times on the road.
Scouting the Golden Gophers
A Glance at Minnesota
Head Coach: Mike Burns
2013 Record: 7-6
2013 High Score: 435.450 (at Oklahoma, 2/16/13)
After holding the No. 6 spot for most of the 2013 season, Minnesota dropped to the No. 7 spot after beating the Iowa Hawkeyes at home. Minnesota first saw the Huskers on Feb. 2 at the John Roethlisberger Iceberg Invitational. The Golden Gophers took home the meet win before hitting the road for a three-meet stretch. Minnesota struggled at the beginning of their road campaign, suffering losses to both Iowa and Oklahoma. The Minneapolis-based team then regained their strength with a win against UIC, followed by a second victory against Iowa at home. Minnesota then traveled to Champaign, Ill., on March 8, where they lost to the Illini by almost ten points.
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A Glance at Iowa
Head Coach: JD Reive
2013 Record: 6-9
2013 High Score: 428.450 (at Illinois, 2/16/13)
No. 9 Iowa last saw Nebraska on Feb. 23 in Iowa City, Iowa, where they beat the Huskers by just under two points. The Hawkeyes saw a slow start to their 2013 season, finishing towards the bottom at both the Windy City Invitational and the Metroplex Challenge. Then, after losing to Oklahoma at home, Iowa saw a three-meet winning streak, including a home win against Nebraska. The Hawkeyes' last meet was against the Golden Gophers at Minnesota, where they fell by 12 points.
Looking Ahead
Nebraska faces No. 6 Illinois for their last regular season meet of 2013. The Huskers will travel to Champaign, Ill., to face the Illini in Huff Hall on March 23 at 4 p.m. CST. After facing Illinois, NU will take one more week off in preparation for the Big Ten Championships in Minneapolis, Minn., on April 5-6.
Last Time Out: Huskers Battle Against Oklahoma
Marking the second of three home meets for the season, Nebraska faced the No. 3 Sooners. Competing in front of a season-high home crowd of 580 spectators, the Huskers held Oklahoma to a 9.5 point gap.
Freshman Sam Chamberlain kicked off the meet with a personal best 14.20 on floor. Despite some major difficulties, Nebraska managed to earn four scores above a 14.00 on the event. All-American Grant Perdue performed a strong routine until his dismount, where he struggled. Louis Klein took home second overall on the event with a 15.00, falling just behind Oklahoma's Alec Robin (15.20).
NU grabbed the top team score on vault, beating Oklahoma by 0.950 on the event. All five of the Huskers on the event earned a 14.35 or better. All arounder CJ Schaaf also scored above a 14.00 on vault in the all around sixth position.
The Huskers also earned the team title on parallel bars with a group score of 72.300. Chamberlain, Mark Ringle and Eric Schryver all earned a score of 14.60 on the aparatus. Schaaf led the team on the event, earning a career-best 14.70.
Nebraska took home top three individual finishes on all of the events and swept the parallel bars podium. Schryver took home the pommel horse title and Schaaf grabbed the parallel bars title. Klein (floor and high bar), Chamberlain (parallel bars), Ringle (parallel bars), Grant Perdue (vault) and Donovan Arndt (rings) all earned top-three spots in the overall standings.
Though Oklahoma won the meet, the Huskers posted their highest team score of the season. NU' 426.350 surpassed their score of 425.400, which they earned in Iowa City, Iowa, on Feb. 23. Nebraska's highest scoring rotation of the night was on vault (72.950), while their lowest scoring was a tie between pommel horse and high bar (69.200).
Nebraska Holds On to Top-Ten Status
The Huskers stuck to the tenth position in the GymInfo national rankings for the fourth week in a row. California surpassed Iowa this week for the No. 8 position, bumping the Hawkeyes down to the ninth place spot.
Nebraska dropped to ninth on pommel horse, unable to earn above a 70.000 against the Sooners. The Huskers hold a three-score average of 70.383 on the event.
Junior Eric Schryver dropped from the pommel horse rankings during the Huskers' week off. Teammate CJ Schaaf dropped to the No. 13 spot nationally in the all-around, despite improving his average to an 82.850.
Perdue remained a nationally-ranked athlete on both floor and vault. The 2012 All-American duplicated his mistakes that cost him points in Iowa City, causing him to drop to the No. 14 spot on floor. Perdue's impressive 14.90 vault improved his national average to a 15.00, bumping him up to the tenth position.
Klein hung onto the 16th spot on floor, increasing his average by 0.05 points. Klein returned to the top-20 after dropping our during the Huskers' two week hiatus.
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The field of barrel racers who will compete at the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo is filled with experienced cowgirls, those who have played on this stage before and those that have been part of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
From two-time world champion Brittany Pozzi of Victoria, Texas, to regional standouts like Nancy Hunter of Neola, Utah, it's a solid list of veterans competing for ProRodeo's National Championship, set for 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 4; 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 5; and 1 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 6, at State Fair Arena in Oklahoma City.
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Loflin earned her first trip to the NFR last year and qualified for the RNCFR by winning the Mountain States Circuit. She plans to ride her great horse, Movin', an 8-year-old sorrel mare that missed competing at the NFR while recovering from an injury – the horse is expected to be back to running by the end of this month.
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Memory chip vendor Micron Technology Inc. plans to place NAND flash along with DRAM on memory modules that ride the DDR4 bus when arrives in about 18 months. The company believes Microsoft Windows will support the so-called Hybrid DIMMs that could pack more than 256 Gbytes of memory.
The move gives flash a new position in the computer memory hierarchy, ahead of today's solid state drives that ride the PCI Express bus. The Hybrid DIMMs will be more expensive than SSDs but likely offer greater performance with memory access times measured in nano- rather than microseconds.
Both OEMs and end users have been approaching Micron with applications for hybrid DIMMs including in-memory databases and more. Micron (Boise, Idaho) believes the modules will be used as faster SSDs with large DRAM caches, DRAM modules with flash as swap space or as flash block storage assisted by DRAM.
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Micron is doing its own work enabling hybrid DIMMs under Linux. It expects to roll out that software in time for the DDR4 products.
Samsung is rumored to have expressed interest in the technology as well. Neither Samsung nor Microsoft responded to inquiries at press time.
Separately, Micron and partner Gigatech Products are already sampling so-called non-volatile DIMMs. They use flash and an ultracapacitor to back up DRAM in the event of a power failure. Netlist Inc. (Irvine, Calif.) is said to ship similar products.
Long term, Micron plans to have versions of its Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC), a 3-D memory and logic stack, suitable for integration in partner ASICs and FPGAs. "They will get access to interface technology…the SoC guys are interested," said Baxter.
The current HMC design uses an interface with 16 serdes each running at 10 Gbit/s, tunable to 15 Gbits/s. The device will have a 300 GByte/s bandwidth in a version coming about 2016.


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Last week, a lot of people were carping about the media's gaga coverage of the birth of Prince George, the newest heir to the British Crown.
Last week, a lot of people were carping about the media's gaga coverage of the birth of Prince George, the newest heir to the British Crown.
Granted, a baby-naming doesn't qualify as breaking news, as some outlets treated it, and reports that people are scrambling to buy the same kind of receiving blanket and car seat he was taken home in are too ludicrous for words.
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The American Red Cross' 14th annual Humanitarian Awards Luncheon is set for 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, at the DoubleTree Hotel in Oak Ridge.
The American Red Cross' 14th annual Humanitarian Awards Luncheon is set for 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, at the DoubleTree Hotel in Oak Ridge.
"The event will recognize local individuals who exemplify courage, kindness and unselfish character," a release stated. This year's keynote speaker will be Mayfield Dairy Farms President Scottie Mayfield, who "spent many years leading the Boy Scouts and instilling leadership, courage and a sense of community responsibility in young men."
The Red Cross will honor local heroes from nominations submitted by the community. The four categories include Good Samaritan, Youth 18 and under; Good Samaritan, Adults 19 and over; Red Cross Volunteer, Disaster; and First Responder. The deadline to nominate a local hero is 4 p.m. Friday, March 1; a form can be found on Page 3B or this edition of The Oak Ridger or at www.redcross.org/news/
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After more than six months of political maneuvering and waiting, a bill that will change the way E. coli bacteria is measured at the state's public beaches was signed by Gov. Jay Nixon Friday.
After more than six months of political maneuvering and waiting, a bill that will change the way E. coli bacteria is measured at the state's public beaches was signed by Gov. Jay Nixon Friday.
House Bill 28 includes an emergency clause that allows the new law to become effective immediately.
The omnibus bill changes laws regarding the Department of Natural Resources, and includes language that impacts Grand Glaize Beach and PB 1 (along with all state park beaches), both of which have been closed numerous times in recent years based on strict E. coli measuring guidelines established by the DNR.
In addition, the bill changes the way the public is notified of potential health hazards.
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The DNR now will use a standard that measures E. coli using the federal Environmental Protection Agency's Method 1603, which is less stringent than DNR standards.
If beaches exceed the geometric mean of 190 colony of E. coli per 100 milliliters of water the DNR must post signs that say "Swimming Is Not Recommended." That is a significant change from yellow and black police tape that has been used previously to cordon off the beaches at the lakes' two state parks, and signs that say "Beach Closed…"
The bill also authorizes the DNR to close a beach at any state park in the event of a documented health risk including a wastewater bypass, extremely high E. coli samples, hazardous chemical spills or localized outbreaks of an infectious disease.
The bill was originally introduced into the House last January by District 124 Rocky Miller. After a long battle to keep the legislation alive, Miller, State Rep. Diane Franklin (District 123) and Rep. David Wood (District 58) managed to attach the language to HB 28.
"I am glad the ridiculous method that the State Parks Department uses to test and close beaches will be changed," Miller said of Nixon's signing. "I am saddened that it took the governor so long to sign the bill. The lake area has suffered unknown but substantial loss due to his delay in signing this legislation. I will continue to attempt to protect the lake area from the uncaring actions of state government run by Governor Nixon."
Also supportive of Representative Miller's bill has been the Tri-County Lodging Association.
"The TCLA Board of Directors is very appreciate of State Representatives Rocky Miller, Diane Franklin and David Wood for their legislative efforts and commitment to improve the water quality testing protocol for all State Park Beaches in Missouri through the passage of House Bill 28," TCLA Director Jim Divincen said. "We would also like to thank Governor Nixon for realizing the importance of this legislation and signing House Bill 28."
According to Representative Miller, prior to this legislation, Missouri had the strictest beach testing procedures in the entire country, Divincen said.
"This is endorsed by the fact that DNR water testing results for both June 24 and July this year were substantially below EPA's acceptable single sample threshold, yet the Grand Glaize Beach remained closed for both of those weeks due to the geometric mean calculations," Divincen noted. "The new advisory system more accurately communicates the condition of the water quality for all state park beaches while ensuring that public safety is protected. We would also like to applaud the Director of Parks Bill Bryan for his continued efforts to work closely with the Citizens for the Preservation of the Lake of the Ozarks Committee, as well as initiating ongoing plans to provide a safe and enjoyable swimming experience for our visitors and guests."


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Manchester suspect denies stalking ex, says meeting was by chance
April 09. 2013 10:50PM
MANCHESTER - Wayne Webber, 40, who said he's staying in the woods in Auburn, told Manchester District Court Judge William Lyons Tuesday that he wasn't stalking his ex-girlfriend March 25 at the Manchester City Library on Pine Street.
Webber said he was in the library to charge his cell phone when the woman walked in with her boyfriend and a third person.
"It was an accidental sighting," he said, adding that he left without contacting her and there was no intent to contact her.
He said she lives on Montgomery Street and there is a West Side library branch, so why would he expect her to come across the river to the main library.
The stalking charge alleges he approached her and spoke to her. The charge is a felony because of several previous stalking convictions, according to a police prosecutor.
Webber is currently out on bail from Hillsborough Superior Court on a felony second-degree assault charge that alleges he shoved the same woman, who was then seven months pregnant, so hard that she bounced off a truck and fell to the ground, injuring her back October 30, 2012. Webber was convicted in district court of stalking the woman in October 2012.
A police prosecutor sought bail of $10,000 cash/surety on the new stalking charge, but Lyons set bail at $5,000 cash/surety, with conditions barring contact with the alleged victim and barring Webber from her residence.
A probable cause hearing was set for April 25.
Second day in court
A Lyndeborough man who was arraigned Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on a simple assault charge alleging he struck his girlfriend in the face with a closed fist and pushed her to the ground was back in Circuit Court Tuesday on a stalking charge that alleges he spoke with the woman while at court Monday.
Gregory Cormier, 21, of 47 Glass Factory Road, pleaded innocent to the stalking charge and trial was set for June 19, the same day as trial on the assault charge.
Because he allegedly violated bail conditions on the original charge by speaking to the victim, police prosecutors filed a motion to revoke his bail and a hearing was set for Wednesday morning.
Failed to appear in two cities
A city woman who failed to appear for arraignment Feb. 23 in Manchester District Court on a felony charge of receiving stolen property and misdemeanor theft by deception was arraigned Tuesday on those charges as well as a charge of driving without a license for which she failed to appear in a Nashua court.
Bail on the Manchester charges was set at $2,360 cash/surety for Cassandra Jean Gagnon, 23, of 480 Lake Ave., a detainee who fell asleep while waiting for arraignment. A probable cause hearing on the felony was set for May 1 and trial was set for June 25 on the Manchester charges.
Bail was set at $500 cash/surety on the Nashua warrant, with an April 25 court date there.
Domestic dispute draws attention
Officers who saw a vehicle pull into the parking lot of the 7-11 at 557 Maple St. at about 3 a.m. Tuesday and a woman abruptly exit the vehicle with some bags, appearing upset, alerted other officers and followed the vehicle as it left the lot. When it drifted into the parking lanes on Maple Street, they stopped it and identified the driver as Michael Bart, 45, of 15 Warren St., Concord.
Two other officers made contact with the woman standing in the parking lot at the 7-11 and determined the man and woman had been involved in a domestic dispute.
During the course of the investigation, police found a loaded .32 caliber revolver in Bart's trunk and he was charged with possession of a concealed weapon without a permit.
The woman, Stephanie Smith, 26, also of 15 Warren St., Concord, was found in possession of a syringe containing a small amount of heroin, and was charged with felony possession of a narcotic.
Both Bart and Smith were arraigned later Tuesday morning in Manchester District Court. Bail for Bart was set at $2,500 cash/surety, with a trial date of May 9.
Bail for Smith was set at $5,000 cash/surety. Smith was convicted of theft by unauthorized taking in November 2012 and received a suspended 12-month jail sentence on a prostitution conviction earlier this year.
A probable cause hearing on the felony was set for April 25.
Won't waive extradition
At his appearance Tuesday in Manchester District Court, Adeland Phaneuf, 45, of 248 E. High St., refused to waive extradition to Rhode Island, where he is accused of failing to appear in court for arraignment on a burglary charge.
Phaneuf was arrested Monday after police responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle on an off-road trail behind 672 Huse Road found three men trying to free a Jeep from the mud and identified one of the men as Phaneuf. Officers determined there was a Rhode Island warrant for burglary and arrested him.
Police prosecutor Capt. Robert Cunha said Phaneuf's Rhode Island record dates back to 1987 and includes breaking and entering, forgery and counterfeiting, larceny and receiving stolen property. Phaneuf said he hasn't been arrested since 2006. As for the burglary charge, he told Judge William Lyons: "I never had a court date." He said he'd called court twice asking if there was a warrant, but was told no.
Cunha requested $10,000 cash/surety bail, but Lyons set bail at $5,000 cash/surety, with conditions barring Phaneuf from leaving the state except to go to Rhode Island.
A hearing on the fugitive charge was set for April 24.


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He also left Brandywine a conservancy built on the grounds of his childhood home in western Pennsylvania and $15 million for its management.
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Tachycardia is a rapid heart rate of more than 100 beats per minute. Sinus tachycardia, from the heart's sinus node, is a normal response to exercise, illness, or stress.
There are several types of abnormal tachycardias or arrhythmias. These can come from two places:
- Atria (the two smaller chambers on the top of the heart)—called supraventricular tachycardias
- Ventricles (the lower chambers of the heart)—called ventricular tachycardia
This condition can be life-threatening, but it can be treated. If you think you or someone you know has this condition, call for emergency medical services right away.
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chance of tachycardia include:
- Heart disease, especially a prior heart attack
- Cardiomyopathy—damage to the muscle wall of the lower chambers of the heart
- Electrolyte abnormalities—too much or too little calcium, sodium, magnesium, and potassium in the blood
- Myocardial ischemia—insufficient blood flow to heart muscle tissue
- Hypoxemia—not enough oxygen in the blood
- Acidosis—too much acid in the body's fluids
Tachycardia may cause:
- Heart palpitations
- Fast heart rate
- Lightheadedness
- Fainting or near fainting
- Chest pain
- Shortness of breath
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Tests may include:
- Electrocardiogram (EKG) to assess electrical activity of the heart
- Holter monitor or event monitor—an ambulatory monitor to record your heart rhythm
- Exercise test—particularly if the symptoms occur during physical activity
- Electrophysiology study—an invasive test where monitoring wires are placed inside the heart and the heart's conduction system is tested directly
- Cardiac catheterization—a tube-like instrument inserted into the heart through a vein or artery (usually in the arm or leg) to detect problems with the heart and its blood supply
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Medications to treat tachycardia include:
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Ablation is done during an electrophysiology study. Radiofrequency energy or cold energy is used to destroy the abnormality and possibly cure the problem.
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Florida had 11 players taken in the MLB draft, but only three of them signed by the July 12 deadline.
A year ago, the Major League Baseball draft gutted the Florida program. The Gators had seven juniors taken in the draft and only two of 10 incoming freshmen played for Florida in 2013.
The results were predictable — UF snuck into a regional and finished under .500 for the season.
A year later, it's a different story for Kevin O'Sullivan.
"You gotta feel good about it," the Florida coach said. "I feel really good about this class. It's a total 180 degrees from last year."
Florida had 11 players taken in the draft, but only three of them signed by the July 12 deadline. The rest of them are on campus working out with the returning players from last year's team.
The eight drafted players are the most Florida has kept after the draft. By contrast, the 2009 and '10 teams that made up the nucleus of Florida's three straight runs to the College World Series kept five and six drafted players, respectively.
Needless to say, O'Sullivan is excited about the prospects for the 2014 team after enduring a difficult 2013 that included the loss of three of his top pitchers to injuries.
"Our pitching has a chance to be good. We've added power and we've added depth," he said. "We'll have balance from the right and left side pitching."
Florida has had 33 players taken in the draft since 2010, the most of any SEC school and the third most in the nation. While that means the Gator coaching staff is signing some of the nation's best talent, it doesn't always make it to school.
"You try to avoid that one year where you get slammed by the draft from both directions," O'Sullivan said. "Last year, we lost so many great players who were juniors and then we lost a special group of guys that didn't show up. You try to avoid exactly what happened to us.
"It's not that I recruited differently last year. Most of this class was committed a year ago. They just had made their minds up they wanted to go to school. It's really an inexact science."
Florida will be adding three junior college players and seven other freshman players, several who weren't drafted because they had made it clear they would not sign.
Of the eight drafted freshmen who will be attending Florida, three are from out of state.
Logan Shore is a 6-foot-3 right-handed pitcher from Coon Rapids, Minn., who should challenge for a spot in the rotation. A.J. Puk, a 6-7 freshman from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is a two-way player who can pitch and play first base and was considered one of the top 20 high school prospects in the nation. Buddy Reed is a 6-4 outfielder from Finksburg, Md.
If you're noticing a theme there, this is a class with some verticality.
"The thing that separates this class," O'Sullivan said, "is that it has some size to it."
Among the in-state players are 6-3 infielder John Sternagel from Rockledge, 6-6 pitcher Scott Moss from Deland, 6-2 pitcher Brett Morales from Tampa and 6-4 pitcher Dane Dunning from Fleming Island.
The Gators will face another tough schedule in 2014 that includes an opening series with Maryland, a trip to Miami and a three-team tournament that will include Illinois and Florida Gulf Coast in the first three weekends of the season. The Gators will face 31 teams who were in the NCAA tournament last season.
This time around they feel better equipped to handle a tough schedule.
"The young guys are going to have to figure things out quickly," O'Sullivan said. "But we'll be a much more talented team."


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Crisis in Mali: Could the Sahara become a haven for al Qaeda?
A caliphate in West Africa? Doubtful. But François Picard's panel fears the Islamist push in Mali's lawless north will only trigger more chaos after a coup in that landlocked West African state.
- Jeremy KEENAN, Professor of African studies at SOAS, University of London;
- Akli SH'KKA, Imuhagh International Youth Organization for Justice and Equality;
- Thomas DEMPSEY, Chair of Security Studies, Africa Center for Strategic Studies;
- Vincent FLOREANI, Deputy Spokesperson, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
- Cyril VANIER, France 24 senior correspondent.
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