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Virginia Hosts Wake Forest
Wake Forest at #15 Virginia
Jan. 18, 1998 * 7:30 p.m. * WINA Radio 1070 AM
University Hall (8,457) * Charlottesville, Va.
#15 Virginia (12-3, 3-3)
The Cavaliers got a much-needed win on Thursday when they upset seventh-ranked North Carolina 105-100 in triple overtime. The win over the Tar Heels was Virginia's first victory over a ranked opponent and the first conference win on the road this season. The Cavaliers needed the win to even its conference record at 3-3. Mimi McKinney set a several school records with her 48-point performance in that game.
McKinney, who now leads the team in scoring with 16.5 ppg, set the school record for points in a game (48), three-point field goals in a half (5, second half) and tied the school record with seven three-point field goals. Her 48 points was the most points in an ACC game, but that total ranks second all-time in the ACC behind Andrea Stinson's 50-point performance vs. Providence on Dec. 3, 1989.
Head Coach Debbie Ryan, in her 21st season, brings a career record of 474-160 (.748) into tonight's game. Ryan is the ACC's leader in conference wins (194) and winning percentage (.748).
The Cavaliers are a young team this year with only one senior. Seniors Monick Foote and Tiffany Bower are out for the season with injuries.
Series Record With Wake Forest
This is will be the 41st meeting between Wake Forest and Virginia. The Cavaliers hold a 39-1 advantage in the series. The only Wake Forest victory came on Jan. 13, 1978 when the Demon Deacons pulled out a 60-59 win in University Hall.
Wake Forest Head Coach Charlene Curtis makes her first appearance
in U-Hall as coach of the Demon Deacons. Curtis served as an assistant to
Debbie Ryan in 1982 and 1983.
Probable Virginia Starters
Pos No. Player Cl. Ht. Stats
F 20 Lisa Hosac Jr. 6-2 7.3 ppg, 7.3 rpg
F 40 Kate Mooney Jr. 6-0 4.8 ppg, 2.3 rpg
C 22 DeMya Walker Jr. 6-2 15.3 ppg, 8.3 rpg
G 21 Mimi McKinney Sr. 5-9 16.5 ppg, 5.2 rpg
G 5 Renee Robinson So. 5-6 4.0 ppg, 3.6 rpg
Off the Bench
Pos No. Player Cl. Ht. Stats
G 3 Erin Stovall Fr. 5-9 11.0 ppg, 2.5 rpg
G 12 Katie Tracy Fr. 5-5 1.1 ppg, 0.4 rpg
F 4 Lesley Brown Jr. 6-0 6.3 ppg, 2.6 rpg
F 30 Chalois Lias Fr. 6-0 3.8 ppg, 2.6 rpg
F 00 Dean'na Mitchelson Fr. 6-2 2.3 ppg, 1.9 rpg
C 14 Elena Kravchenko Fr. 6-10 1.6 ppg, 1.0 rpg
Home Sweet Home
The Cavaliers are 279-50 during the last 24 years at home and are 117-9 in University Hall since 1990.
How the Teams Match Up
Virginia Wake Forest
Points 70.9 60.1
Points Allowed 62.8 67.8
Rebounds 40.2 36.4
Rebound Margin +0.8 -3.0
FG% defense .380 .414
3-pt FG % .304 .297
Assists 14.5 12.4
Turnovers 21.1 21.2
Blocks 6.5 2.1
Steals 12.7 7.1
McKinney Makes Mark
The hot hand this week belongs to Mimi McKinney who became the first woman in Virginia history to record a 40+ game. She was 16-27 from the field, 7-12 from three-point range and 9-13 from the charity stripe in her 48-point performance against North Carolina in triple overtime (Jan. 15). She had 35 points at the end of regulation. The 48 points is the most ever by a men's or women's Virginia player against a Division I opponent. McKinney's 48 points ranks second all-time in Virginia basketball history behind Barry Parkhill's 51 points vs. Baldwin-Wallace (Dec. 11, 1971) and ties with Buzzy Wilkerson's 48-point game vs. Hampden-Sydney (Dec. 1, 1954).
She eclipsed the women's single game scoring record of 39 established by Wendy Palmer vs. Maryland (Jan. 25, 1995).
Points From the Pine
The Cavalier reserves are contributing a total of 24.5 points per game this season, which is 35.0 percent of the total offense. Erin Stovall is the top reserve, averaging 11.0 points from the bench.
The bench crew contributed 50 points in the Cavaliers 86-60 win over Maryland on Jan. 8.
Hitting The Three's
Mimi McKinney has 32 three-pointers this season which ties her season high total for three's. She had 25 treys last year for her best year from behind the arc.
Double Figures
DeMya Walker is one of three Cavaliers who have scored in double figures in 10 or more games this season. Walker leads the team in double-figure games with 13, followed by Erin Stovall with 11 and Mimi McKinney with10.
ACC Leaders (as of Jan. 13)
DeMya Walker leads the league in blocked shots (3.8]). Walker also ranks fourth in field goal percentage (.580).
Mimi McKinney ranks third in scoring (16.5)second in three-point field goals per game (2.3), third in free throw percentage (.763), fifth in steals (2.4]) and ninth in assists (3.9).
As a team, Virginia leads the league in steals (12.6) and blocks (6.5). The team ranks second in field goal percentage defense (.380).
ACC Season-Highs
Mimi McKinney's 48 points vs. North Carolina is the ACC's season high in points. She also holds the season-high in field goals made (16) and three-point field goals made (7). DeMya Walker's eight blocks is a season-high for the conference, tied with Florida State's Brooke Wyckoff.
As a team, Virginia has achieved the league high in four categories: field goal percentage defense (.183 vs. Mt. St. Mary's), free throw percentage (.875 vs. Santa Clara), steals (25 vs. California), blocks (14, vs. Mt. St. Mary's).
Tracy Added To Roster
Katie Tracy, a 5-5 freshman point guard from Richmond, Va., was added to the Virginia roster on Dec. 12. Tracy, who started all 21 games for the Virginia women's soccer team this past Fall, will bolster the Cavalier roster that has been hit hard with injuries. UVa began the season without guards Tiffany Bower and Monick Foote who are out for the year with injuries.
Tracy was a three-time Dominion District Player of the Year and a two-time Central Region Player of the Year in basketball as well as the Virginia High School League State Player of the Year. Tracy led James River High School to the the state finals last season and averaged 14.0 points for her prep career. She was also the Richmond Times Dispatch Player of the Year as a junior and a senior and a three-time All-State selection in basketball.
As a midfielder for head coach April Heinrichs and the nationally ranked UVa soccer team, Tracy was the team's fourth leading scorer with four goals and four assists. The soccer team posted a 14-5-2 record and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. During her prep soccer career, she was a NSCAA and Parade All-American.
Out For The Season
The Cavaliers will be without the services senior guard/forward Monick Foote and junior guard Tiffany Bower this season. Foote made the decision to redshirt this season due to a chronic ankle problem (right) and a stress fracture in the same leg that developed during the summer. Foote wants to take the time to properly rehab the leg and comeback for a healthy senior year in 1998-99.
Bower suffered a torn left achilles tendon on the third day of practice and will not play this season. Bower worked extremely hard over the summer to come back from a torn right achilles tendon which she suffered on the eve of the NCAA Tournament last March and was cleared to play this season.
Lisa Hosac recorded the first double-double of the season with her 12 point-12 rebound performance against Kent on Nov. 21. Last season, she recorded two double-doubles.
DeMya Walker has four double-doubles for the season. She recorded her first double-double of the year with her 13 point-14 rebound performance vs. VCU on Nov. 29. She recorded her second one against Mt. St. Mary's on Dec. 8 with 19 points-17 rebounds. Her third came on Jan. 2 vs. Florida State with 21 points-13 rebounds. She recorded 16 points-13 rebounds on Jan. 8 vs. Maryland for her fourth double-double.
The Cavaliers have been out-rebounded in nine of their 14 games this season, but are 6-3 in those games. The Cavaliers had been out-rebounded in the six games prior to the North Carolina game, but broke that streak by claiming a 53-52 margin on the glass against the Tar Heels.
Walker Sets Another Blocked Shot Record
DeMya Walker set a new UVa single game record for blocked shots with eight blocks in the Florida State game on Jan. 2. She broke the old record of seven which was held by Walker (twice), Heidi Burge and Jacki LaBerge. she ranks fifth in ACC history in blocked shots.
Walker's first block of the season, which came in the 13:06 mark in the second half of the William & Mary game (Nov. 16), established her as the Virginia's all-time blocks leader, eclipsing the mark of 152 set by Heather Burge (1990-93). Walker ended the night with three blocks.
Gardner Leaves Team
Senior Tammy Gardner ended her college career when she decided not to return to UVa for the Spring semester. Gardner, who graduated last May with a degree in psychology, saw action in three games this season. She was a graduate student in the Curry School of Education at UVa and has plans to enter physical therapy school.
Wendy Palmer's Number Retired
Number 31, worn by two-time All-American Wendy Palmer, was retired in a ceremony on Jan. 2, prior to the game with Florida State. Palmer hails from Timberlake, N.C. and graduated from Person Senior High School.
Palmer, who became the first women's player in UVa history to record over 1000 points and 1000 rebounds, was a two-time ACC Player of the Year and a three-time All-ACC First Team selection.
At Virginia, Palmer ranks first in career rebounds (1221), second in career field goals made (780), third in career scoring (1918), seventh in career steals (219), seventh in career free throws made (327) and ninth in games played (126).
After she graduated in 1996 with a degree in history, Palmer played professional basketball in Europe and was selected in the elite draft by the Utah Starzz of the WNBA.
Cavaliers on Radio
All of the University of Virginia women's basketball games are broadcast on WINA Radio 1070 AM. Rob Shaffer calls the play-by-play with color commentary provided by Robbie Robinson. In addition to WINA's broadcast of all the games locally, seven of the remaining 12 regular season games will be broadcast state-wide on the Virginia Sports Radio Network. The network games will also be picked up by AudioNet on the internet (www.audionet.com).
The network broadcasts are:
Jan. 30 vs. Georgia Tech 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 5 vs. Clemson 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 9 at Maryland 7 p.m.
Feb. 12 at N.C. State 7 p.m.
Feb. 15 vs. North Carolina 4 p.m.
Feb. 19 at Wake Forest 7 p.m.
Feb. 22 vs. Duke 2 p.m.
Public Television To Air Games
Fans of UVa women's basketball can now watch the Cavaliers on public television. Central Virginia's Public TV, WHTJ-TV 41 will broadcast the Jan. 30 game vs. Georgia Tech on tape delay at 11:30 p.m. and the Feb. 5 game vs. Clemson on tape delay at 11:00 p.m. Both games will be broadcast live in northern Virginia on public television station WNVT Falls Church.
Production funding for the public television broadcast of these UVa women's basketball games is made possible, in part, by grants from Nike and by the University of Virginia Continuing Education Centers in Northern Virginia and Richmond.
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I look forward to developing people strategies that support the tremendous growth and opportunities available at Vocus.
Beltsville, MD (PRWEB) February 13, 2013
Vocus, Inc. (NASDAQ: VOCS), a leading provider of cloud marketing software, announced Holly Paul joined the company as Chief Human Resources Officer. Paul will draw upon her more than 18 years of experience in a variety of roles to lead Human Capital globally for Vocus, specifically focusing on talent management, talent acquisition, learning, development and compensation.
In her previous role at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Paul developed award-winning recruitment programs to hire over 12,000 people a year and helped the company win a nationally recognized Great Place to Work accolade. A frequent speaker and subject matter expert on talent, human resource management and career related topics, Paul has been featured in numerous national publications, such as ABC News, FORTUNE, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, US News & World Report and CNNMoney.com.
"We are delighted to have Holly join us," said Rick Rudman, Chief Executive Officer of Vocus. "She is a proven executive who has led human capital strategies and initiatives at scale. Her ability to help us attract and develop talent as a competitive advantage will be a huge asset to Vocus as we position to become the leader in cloud marketing software."
Revenue growth at Vocus triggered a net increase of more than 400 employees in 2012. Paul's enthusiasm and well-rounded expertise will help to continue this momentum.
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ALS patient's ability to help others gets notice
Oct. 24, 2012 at 5:24 a.m.
Bill Hassel has dedicated his time to helping others, including those with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Assisting those people has played a pivotal role in his life, so much so that his work is getting recognition.
Hassel was chosen to receive the Mary Lou Krauseneck Courage & Love Award given by the ALS Therapy Development Institute, which recognizes those "who despite all obstacles, created a foundation of hope by maintaining a passion for life" according to the ALS TDI site.
"I did not expect it at all," said Hassel. "Today reaffirms my faith in God, gives me hope and makes me appreciate all who helped me along the way."
Since developing ALS five years ago, the former reverend has not let the disease get him down, as he has been providing awareness to those unfamiliar to ALS. That included starting a support group, while also helping create the "Stroll, Roll N Run" event to help raise awareness and funding toward finding a cure for ALS.
In the U.S., 5,600 people are diagnosed with ALS each year, according to the ALS Association. Life expectancy for a person with ALS is two to five years.
Lou Kobbs, regional director at ALS TDI, said he and Hassel crossed paths four years ago, when Hassel first wanted to create a support group in Victoria.
The award, Kobbs said, is not surprising for someone such as Hassel.
"The whole idea behind these awards is to recognize those above and beyond not only for ALS, but any person stricken with a disease," he said. "What he's done by example is that he can't just sit by. Bill is one of a kind."
Hassel's wife, Renee, agrees. While the disease has effected his ability to speak, Renee said that he remains dedicated.
"He has always had a positive attitude," she said. "He said if he had this disease, he wanted to make a difference."
Hassel said he looks forward to accepting the award in Massachusetts and dealing with ALS.
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Napoli president Aurelio de Laurentiis has confirmed interest in Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko. De Laurentiis, a film producer, flew into England on Monday with the club's sporting director Riccardo Bigon and administrator Andrea Chiavelli.
He did admit that he instructed Bigon to talk with City about Dzeko and whether they wanted to do a deal for Edinson Cavani.
"Yesterday [Monday] I was in London with Chiavelli and Bigon and for a simple reason: I have to prepare for the release of the film on Steve Jobs.
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The Internet has responded collaboratively to the lack of trust in official pronouncements about radiation levels in Japan. First, Shigeru Kobayashi aggregated geiger counter readings from around Japan. Then Haiyan Zhang, self-described interaction designer, technologist and maker of things, produced a Google maps mashup of Kobayashi's data.
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One of the key problems has been that people aren't sure whether to trust the official measurements, no matter how many of them there are. Today, sociologist Zeynep Tufekci addressed the issue of lack of trust in institutions in her essay, "If We Built a Safer Nuclear Reactor, How Would We Know?"
I think I may have seen the beginnings of a way to build that trust in this crowdsourced map of Geiger counter readings from around Japan. It's one thing to blindly trust the experts. It's quite another to doublecheck them with a distributed network of 215 Geiger counters — forcing them to earn that trust.
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This was my third trip to New York since the MoMA launched the Abstract Expressionists New York exhibit. I had run out of time on my previous two trips, but was able to get there this time. (And, horribly, it has closed so I feel terrible about going on and on. But I'm going to anyway.)
I dig 'em. The Abstract Expressionists, I mean.
Big and graphic and bold, they jazz me right up. It was terrific to see all of these paintings together. I forget, so accustomed to their images, so familiar with their forms, how shockingly foreign they were at their debut. Forget that contemporary eyes might have gazed upon them and thought, "What the heck?" Puzzled, as Bert Cooper's employees were with his Rothko.
Willem de Kooning Woman 1. Really, we're not all that bad.
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2014: A good year to be Tavish the Intrepid Pup! Back in May, his website (IntrepidPup.com) took top honors for "Best Dog Blog" in the BlogPaws 2014 Pet Blogging and Social Media Awards. The announcement came during an exclusive red carpet, "Oscar style" awards ceremony presented by Pet360, Inc. in Lake Las Vegas, Nevada.
Guided by a strict set of criteria, a distinguished panel of industry experts had judged more than 1,200 entries and selected finalists across 12 distinct categories. BlogPaws' co-founder Yvonne DiVita remarked, "These are among the highest honors in the pet social media world. We're very proud of the Intrepid Pup for this achievement." BlogPaws first began hosting its pet-friendly social media and marketing conference in 2010, and it has grown annually into the biggest event of its kind with literally hundreds of bloggers, brands and media professionals attending from around the world.
As for us with Team Tavish, we couldn't be happier for the Pup and feel pretty humbled not only to have been nominated by great fans but also to actually win. After all, BlogPaws is internationally known as a premier networking and influence group, and to be recognized for excellence as the result of its thoughtful peer review process is really gratifying and validates what IntrepidPup.com is all about.
In conjunction with the honor, Tavish received a personalized trophy from BlogPaws (see photo above), and on behalf of all twelve category winners, BlogPaws gave back to the conference's host community by presenting canine body armor to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and pet oxygen masks to the Henderson Fire Department. As an incredible bonus, sponsor Only Natural Pet committed to providing the non-profit animal rescue organization or shelter of our choice with 400 pounds of its newly-released Canine PowerFood™ Red Meat Feast Formula. This premium quality kibble is the latest in the company's line of holistic pet food. Made in the USA with fresh pork and lamb, locally-sourced fruits and vegetables, and PowerBoost—a blend of probiotics, digestive enzymes, pumpkin, green-lipped mussels and sea cucumber—it's formulated to provide optimal health benefits.
So…who did the Intrepid Pup designate as the recipient of the 400 pounds of food?
Lucky Dog Animal Rescue (LDAR) was our charity of choice, and in coordinating with LDAR's founder, Mirah Horowitz, Intrepid Pup earmarked the food delivery for one of LDAR's partner shelters: the Florence Area Humane Society (FAHS) in South Carolina. At least once a month, FAHS sends anywhere between 25 and 35 dogs to Washington, DC, via its relationship with Lucky Dog. Once the dogs are confirmed for rescue, FAHS's amazing volunteers frequently foster them in their own homes until the transport departs for DC.
About Lucky Dog Animal Rescue (LDAR)
LDAR is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned animals, primarily dogs from high-kill shelters where there are few resources and even fewer adoptions. Most Lucky Dog rescues come from Virginia, West Virginia, the Carolinas and Puerto Rico. LDAR doesn't operate a shelter of its own, but by working with volunteers, foster homes, local veterinarians, trainers and boarding facilities, LDAR is able to rescue hundreds of animals every year, providing loving temporary care and matching animals with carefully-screened forever homes. LDAR is equally committed to ending pet abandonment and therefore provides resources and education on responsible pet ownership, healthy nutrition, positive behavior training, and the importance of spay/neuter.
LDAR reaches potential adopters with a large online and community presence, as well as through weekly adoption events held throughout DC, Maryland and Virginia. With a base of more than 1,000 volunteers working tirelessly to find permanent homes for these animals, LDAR has saved more than 6,700 animals since its founding in May 2009.
It's true what they say about a picture being worth a thousand words. And it just so happens that a film about Lucky Dog premiered in January 2014 entitled, The Lucky Ones. It sums up just what Lucky Dog is all about—a journey intertwining the lives of homeless animals with rescuers devoted to making certain they're homeless no more. Give it a watch, and see for yourself (if you're prone to happy tears, keep a Kleenex handy):
In mid November, we were delighted to hear from Stephanie with FAHS that the shipment of food had arrived! It's heartwarming to know that the food not only helps minimize the financial burden on FAHS foster families but is also part of the considerable arsenal of TLC these rescuers provide in the days leading up to a Lucky Dog transport to a promising, certain future.
As many faithful followers of the Intrepid Pup know, one hallmark of Tavish's adventure-related articles is an Intrepid Pup wag-a-meter reading…and as a salute to the Lucky Dogs everywhere, this one's a "3"!


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Confirmed: Gwen and Gavin had a zuma & Sporty Spice is expecting.
Baby time for a couple of people coming to fame in the mid 90's. Gwen Stefani who earned her stripes walking in the spider webs with No Doubt has just had her second kid with former Bush frontman and husband Gavin Rossdale. And they decided to anchor this little shaver his own Sisyphean boulder with his name. Which, according to The Blemish, is Zuma Nesta Rock Rossdale. Yeah, chew on that little nugget of oddness. Their other boy, Kingston, has got to feel like he really dodged a bullet. Anyone remember that old SNL sketch in which Nicholas Cage picks apart every name that he and his wife are considering for their pending child, and ends each dissection with"and then they beat the crap out of you"? The sketch ends with the revelation that Cage's character's name is Asswipe (pronounced azz-we-pay). We're guessing that Zuma Nesta Rock Rossdale is going to see that sketch in 12 years and finally get the goof. That will be a good day in the Rossdale home, if he doesn't shoot everyone. To be fair to Gwen and Gavin, Zuma is a better name that Rod.
Hey now! Mel C AKA Sporty Spice is joining the rest of the Spice Girls in mumhood. According to BittenAndBound, the Melanie Chisholm and her boyf Thomas Starr have confirmed that they have a small person on the way that they expect to grow into a full-sized person in relatively short order. Can you believe that all of the Spice Girls have become mothers? We remember hearing Eminem say for the first time "I can't figure out which Spice Girl I want to impregnate," and sort of giggled and thought, "Sorry Slim Shady, no man's going to be able to tame these wild fillies particularly the thin bird with the armband tattoo, ya basehead." And we thought we were right as the 5 ladies out-maneuvered James Bond (Roger Moore) in that Spice World movie. But then the work slowed down and priorities changed. One of them went solo, another married that David Beckham, and one of them even got knocked up by Eddie Murphy. Strange days. Anyone know what the stage is between Spice Girl and Golden Girl, because that's the era were entering. We can't wait for Posh to come out with a line of Mom Jeans.
Funny note: Cage actually named his kid: Kal-El Coppola Cage. Meaning that his kid's first and last name are super hero-related. Good luck living up to that.


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As a tool to quickly verify that the VirtualCenter Web service is operating correctly, and as a tool to debug applications that use the Web service, the VirtualCenter Web service accepts connections from standard Web browsers. However, for security reasons, unless a special configuration option is set, only browsers on the same host as VirtualCenter can get access.See the section "Verifying the VirtualCenter Web Service Installation" in the VMware VirtualCenter User's Manual for details. Can I use a non-SSL port with the VirtualCenter Web service?
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You are free to create derivative works of the sample code, but VMware does not support the sample code and makes no guarantees about it. What programming language and Web services toolkit should I use to access the VirtualCenter Web service?
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Uncle, nephew fished out of river 17 hours after drowning
Fervour and fanfare turned into grief and glum after two people drowned in a river at Panvel-Navi Mumbai on Tuesday evening while they were immersing the Ganesha idol
On Tuesday evening, Kiran Manore (40), his nephew Nikhil Manore (21) and other family members had gone to the river near Shivkar village in Panvel to immerse the Ganesha idol. However, due to continuous rainfall, the level of water had risen tremendously, making the immersions a dangerous task. Eyewitnesses at the spot said, that Nikhil first entered the deep waters.
However, owing to the rising levels, he soon started having trouble and began to drown. Seeing that his nephew was in trouble, Kiran soon followed into the deeper end of the water to help him. But, unfortunately, the water was too strong and both of them drowned.
The two bodies were traced on Wednesday morning around 11 am after fire brigade officials and police authorities started their search operations. "Once the bodies were recovered from the water, they were sent to Panvel's Municipal hospital for a post mortem. The police have registered a case of accidental death," said an official from Panvel police station.


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Twelve pupils leapt confidently into kindergarten at Holy Family Primary in East Granville after they were selected for a three-week program of orientation to help them through the transition.
Their teachers Rebecca Sargent and Theresa Bainy received an award for a presentation on the Jump Up program at the Australian Council of Education Research Excellence in Professional Practice Conference in May.
It is the first year they have run the program.
"We had different Google documents where we were able to collect data," Miss Bainy said.
"We had certain areas we looked at during the orientation such as to see whether they needed help writing their name, or whether they could count to one or two.
"As soon as we'd enter our assessment of the children against that criteria it would update it in live time, so I would know that one child had already been seen and would focus on another."
Both teachers have seen a difference in the pupils who needed the few additional hours of learning support before they began their school careers.
"A lot of these kids couldn't recognise letters in their names, so we knew that was the starting point," Miss Sargent said.
"They are a lot more interactive, and on their first day they weren't so emotional.
"I don't think we had any tears."
English is a second language for more than 90 per cent of students enrolled at the school.
A fridge poster was also distributed to families at orientation. It shows activities parents can do with their children to help learning.
"This year it has been given out at enrollments so that at least they have that piece of information in May rather than in December, because these are things they could be doing in that time."
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The Broken Dream of Tahrir Square
Basem Kamel in Cairo. Photo: Rena Effendi/Institut/DER SPIEGEL
[Der Spiegel published this update on a trio of revolutionaries four years after Tahrir Square. I extended the reporting for Once Upon a Revolution with followups in Cairo and Istanbul this winter. The story has been translated from English into German and then back again.]
On the fourth anniversary of the revolution, jailed blogger Alaa Abdel Fattah weighs 72 kilograms (159 pounds). It's the 84th day of his hunger strike. Former Muslim Brother Moaz Abdelkarim has fled to Turkey. And architect Basem Kamel plans on running for parliament this spring.
For 18 days, the three men served as the protagonists in a grand historical drama. They wanted to reinvent their country and indeed the entire Middle East, with the world looking on enthusiastically. Without these three men — a Muslim Brother, an architect and a blogger who represent the heart, soul and brawn of the insurgency — the Egyptian revolution might never have happened.
The three activists camped out almost every day on Tahrir Square, helping the wounded and coordinating the protests. When Hosni Mubarak announced his resignation on Feb. 11, 2011, millions in Tahrir — and across the country — screamed, prayed and danced. "Never again can the regime ignore the people," architect Basem said, barely audible over the euphoric chanting. He was confident that the generals who had seized power in Mubarak's wake would be quickly dispatched by people power.
But four years later, there is little left of the revolution — its heroes have either fled, been jailed or receded into insignificance. Despite all this, they still haven't given up.
Fleeting Freedom
When the Tahrir uprising began, Alaa Abdel Fattah was in South Africa, where he'd moved to take a computer programming job. He quickly returned, and when I first met him in February 2011, he was staring wistfully at the state media headquarters, the Maspero Building on the Nile River. "It's impossible to take over this building," he said, pointing at the row of tanks protecting it from the thousands of young unarmed demonstrators out front. "They could kill us all."
Fattah was 29 at the time. He had a potbelly, long curly hair and a smile that pushed out his cheeks. He dressed like a programmer and brought brainy discourse to Tahrir, but he was also equally committed to the fight, standing firm in the face of regime attacks. His father was a well-known human rights lawyer and Abdel Fattah seemed to be born with the spirit of resistance in his blood.
Hosni Mubarak was still in power the first time he got sent to jail. The second came after the revolution in 2011. He got hauled in for a third time at the end of 2013. A fourth arrest occurred during the summer of 2014. On August 18, 2014, Abdel Fattah began a hunger strike in his prison cell.
At Abdel Fattah's trial in September, the absurdity of the paranoid police state was on full display. He stood accused of crimes against the state and was sentenced to 15 years in jail. The defendant was put in a glass cage, his microphone silenced. Prosecutors, clearly unable to prove that Abdel Fattah committed any crimes against the state, showed a video illegally seized during his arrest. It showed his wife belly dancing at a private gathering. He was released on bail, but only briefly.
"My temporary release is a conspiracy like the case with my imprisonment," Abdel Fattah wrote on Facebook after he got let out of jail. He was arrested again only a few weeks later. The conviction has since been overturned due to procedural errors, but he remains in prison awaiting retrial. Abdel Fattah's younger sister, Sanaa Seif, is also in jail, serving out a two-year sentence for protesting her brother's detention.
This is the situation in Egypt today, four years after the revolution, which began on Jan. 25, 2011 and ultimately forced the resignation of Hosni Mubarak, who had been the country's president for decades. After the military unseated Muslim Brother Mohammed Morsi as the country's first elected civilian president in July 2013, the brief phase of freedom came to an abrupt end. In the time that has passed since, the Muslim Brotherhood has been outlawed. Court proceedings against Mubarak didn't lead anywhere; and his sons, who also faced charges, have just been released from jail. Meanwhile, most of the influential revolutionary activists are either in jail or have fled into exile abroad. In Cairo, the military is ruling again with a strongman at its helm.
Today there are even fewer avenues for dissent than there were before the revolution. No public gatherings are allowed; the secret police exerts a tighter grip than ever; parliament has been disbanded; and the media cheers on President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
Moaz Abdelkarim in Istanbul.
A Failed Revolution
There are also court proceedings against Moaz Abdelkarim in Cairo, but he managed to flee the country in time. The pharmacist and former Muslim Brother now lives in Istanbul and has shaved his light beard. "It doesn't look like a revolution," he says. "It looks like a failure."
During the revolution, Abdelkarim was a young Muslim Brother who dressed like an old Islamist, with pleated pants and plaid shirts. He had a youthful grin and was a bit naive, but he also had an iron rebellious streak. He had grown up inside the disciplined Islamist movement as a third-generation Muslim Brother, but he chafed at its dictatorial traditions. Brotherhood leaders ordered their members to stay away from the uprising, but Abdelkarim ignored them, instead joining a group of opposition activists who met in secret apartments and later formed the seeds of the Revolutionary Youth Coalition.
After the revolution, Abdelkarim and other young Muslim Brothers formed the new Egyptian Current party. They were Islamists, but they believed passionately in a liberal, secular government and were committed to democratic principles and separation of religion and state. "I am Islamic," he said in the spring of 2011. "But I don't want an Islamic state. A state can't be Islamic any more than a chair can be Islamic." He attacked the Muslim Brotherhood in public when its members decided to found a party. The organizers responded by initiating disciplinary proceedings against Abdelkarim and expelling him.
On two different occasions, the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces invited Revolutionary Youth Coalition leaders to meetings, and Abdelkarim also attended. The bemused generals listened to what the young activists had to say, but then politely ignored all their proposals and appeals. It quickly became clear to Abdelkarim that the generals had no intention of changing anything and that the old regime was still in power.
He nevertheless still believed the revolution stood a chance right up until the point when security forces invaded the Islamist encampment at Rabaa al-Adawiya Square on August 14, 2013. Supporters of Morsi had camped out and called for the reinstatement of their president. The security forces could have dispersed the sit-in with teargas and water cannons as they had done so often. But this time, they came in with guns blazing with live ammunition, at point blank range. The massacre lasted almost a day and, in the end, at least 800 people died — perhaps as many as 2,600, according to the Muslim Brotherhood's estimates.
On Twitter, his friend Basem Kamel placed the blame for the massacre on Muslim Brotherhood leaders for putting their followers on a path to confrontation.
Abdelkarim drove the injured to the hospital, organized clandestine meetings and joined the team that lined the bloody corpses in a mosque, including those of many of his friends. One man bled to death in the backseat of his car. Exhausted, he cried as he drove. Abdelkarim lived out of his car for five days. He saw how friends who had survived were arrested within days of the massacre. The justice system also prepared cases against him, including the charge that he allegedly plotted together with the Lebanese Shia militant group Hezbollah.
When he returned home five days after the massacre, his mother cried. She thought he had died. He packed his things and boarded a plane to Turkey shortly thereafter.
For months, the state media covered nothing except "Islamist terror." In November, three months after the massacre, the regime imposed severe restrictions on protests and arrested numerous critics under the pretense they represented a threat to national security. Blogger Abdel Fattah also ended up in jail again. In January 2014, el-Sisi tested the waters with a constitutional referendum that passed with 98 percent support. In May, he ran for president and won 97 percent of the vote.
Moaz Abdelkarim has since lived in Turkey, but he has to leave every 30 days in order to obtain a new tourist visa. His life is adrift in exile, and he is constantly on the go. Given that the trial against him is continuing, with charges that include terrorism, it's possible he will never be able to return to Egypt. "They want to keep us busy with made-up cases so we have no time to fight the regime," he says.
'The Revolution Will End Like it Began'
These days, he's focusing his efforts on reconciliation between secularists and Islamists that can serve as the basis for the start of the next revolution. He does this because he believes Egyptians will soon grow tired of el-Sisi's rule. But on this wintry night, another of his mediation efforts between secularist government critics and Muslim Brothers in exile hasn't gotten anywhere. The mistrust between them is so great that the two sides won't even meet face to face.
"We need to start a dialogue and agree on things we can fight for," Abdelkarim says. The only success story in the Arab spring came in Tunisia, where secular and Islamist activists had already engaged in dialogue in exile. He's now trying to do that himself as a member of the leadership board of the small but well-known Al Ghad Al Thawra Party, one of the only secular parties to maintain cordial relations with the Muslim Brotherhood. But the party's leaders are scattered in exile and are powerless against the regime's propaganda. Abdelkarim studies Turkish and is toying with the idea of returning to work as a pharmacist. If he does, it's likely he'll be making a final break from politics.
Of the three revolutionaries, Basem Kamel is the only who is still able to participate in Egyptian political life without fear. After the revolution, he helped found the Social Democratic Party. He was one of only four Tahrir activists who got elected to parliament three years ago — a day he celebrated by changing his profession on Facebook from "architect" to "politician".
When the newly elected parliament met shortly before the first anniversary of the uprising, Downtown Cairo looked like a war zone. The military had sealed the roads around Tahrir with concrete walls, and barbed wire marked the path to parliament. The Muslim Brotherhood and the Salafists had secured a majority, but Kamel remained optimistic. "Revolution, finally, is politics," he told me as he walked to the parliament.
At the same time, Moaz Abdelkarim was protesting outside against torture, arbitrary arrests and censorship that should no longer have been taking place. "The revolution will end like it began, with the same tiny group," Abdelkarim said, standing before a wall of masked police. "A few hundred people will protest and nobody will pay attention."
Kamel was one of the last to join the activists and he was older than most. He was 41 years old at the time — a tall, thin, balding man and father of three. His grandparents had been poor farmers, and he himself had studied architecture. During his university studies, he designed modern buildings using sustainable materials. But he earned his money with cheap cement block apartments that could cram in as many residents as possible. It helped him to rise to middle-class respectability in a tower on Cairo's humble outskirts. But even toiling for 16 hours a day as he did, his family still had a hard time making ends meet. It angered him, and it was this anger that drove him — first to meet with Mohammed al-Baradei and soon afterwards to Tahrir.
The End of Democracy
The politicization of people like Kamel, who had studiously avoided politics for most of their lives, was one of the great achievements of the revolution at Tahrir Square. In that sense, he represents all Egyptians who otherwise would have preferred to hold back. Their support proved to be decisive in the revolution's success. Ultimately, however, they were also the first to defect and support the military government.
"Aren't you concerned about military rule?" I asked him after the generals toppled Muslim Brother Morsi in the summer of 2013.
"We know how to deal with the military," Kamel said. "It's the Islamists we're worried about."
Even though he had spent three years of his life fighting authoritarianism, he was buoyed by the end of democracy in Egypt. "It's a revolution, not a coup," he told me. "If you insist on calling it a coup, it's a popularly legitimate coup."
It's still possible to meet with Kamel today at his Social Democratic Party headquarters, located in an imposing but rundown building in Downtown Cairo. It used to be teeming with people and energy, but today it is nearly empty. He says most Egyptians no longer support the party. "The problem in Egypt now is not the regimes," he explains. "It is the people. We have to convince them."
Even a year later, he still doesn't regret that Morsi got ousted. What he does rue, however, is the return of a full-blown dictatorship in Egypt. "Today there is only one kind of politics allowed: Sisi's politics," he says. He believes el-Sisi will serve at least two terms as president. "Then we'll be back in the game."
Despite everything — including the fact that he lost his own position in the revolutionary parliament after it was dissolved in 2012 — he still wants to run again in parliamentary elections planned for this spring, even if 80 percent of the seats are reserved for independent individual candidates and only 20 percent are for the parties. That weakens the parties and strengthens those who are well-connected politically and can raise money for expensive campaigns.
Kamel is still convinced that Egypt can become a democracy, even if it takes decades for that to happen. He also believes it was the egomania of politicians and public apathy that doomed the revolution. He argues that the opposition parties should merge in order to increase their influence, but instead they are battling each other. All the parties founded after the revolution, he says with a sigh, are going the way of the ineffectual opposition parties that limped through the Mubarak years.
Kamel now wants to place more of a focus on his architecture business, which he neglected in recent years. He has lost his customer base and now his family is struggling to get by. "Today, my first priority is business," he says. "Politics comes second."
Alaa Abdel Fattah. Photo: DPA
'We're Fed Up'
Meanwhile, Alaa Abdel Fattah remains on a hunger strike and has just been taken to the prison hospital. Many activists have joined him in fasting. But so far, their joint action hasn't done much to change things. It's a last act of protest, a symbol of the dead-end road the revolution is heading in.
"What's important now is that we organize ourselves and pressure the authorities that conspire against us," Abdel Fattah said before he stopped eating. "I will not play the role they have written for me. We're fed up."


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- I'll buy a large mastoid as a quick estimator of sex, but using osteoarthritis to figure out age? I feel like a broken record, but any number of things can contribute to osteoarthritis of the humerus: playing tennis, rheumatoid or psoriatic arthritis, etc., can all cause bone degeneration beyond "normal" wear and tear.
- I couldn't immediately find if there's any truth to the assertion that a hookworm can crawl exactly 1 foot per day. That seems insanely specific and convenient. But if there were worms with a known lifecycle present, why couldn't Hodgins just look at the mass of them in the bowels to tell the time of death? Why did the victim have hookworm anyway? I thought that would figure into the plot or solution somewhere along the line, but it didn't.
- Brennan calls it the CORonal suture; while the dictionary agrees that is an accepted pronunciation, I've never heard it that way. Her "mental proTRUberance," on the other hand, is just flat out wrong.
- Who reported Dixon missing? We're told that his wife left the country and he hasn't talked to his grown kids in six months. He no longer had a job, and the people in his honesty group didn't seem to know he was missing (and many didn't care).
- I could do without the product placements in my crap TV shows, thankyouverymuch.
- Wendell notes signs of osteitis around the rib fracture. Osteitis is a general inflammation of bone, and it would usually show up as proliferative lesions. The picture shown was hard to distinguish, but I saw no obvious evidence of osteitis.
- You can't introduce Andy Milder as a guest star and then not have him do it. Disappointing.
- I am happy Wendell said "anterolaterally" - not enough proper anatomical-directional terms are thrown out on the show - but thought until the third or fourth time rewatching that he had said "interlaterally."
- The area around the nose is the most clearly diagnostic of "ancestry" of an individual. Is the mental protuberance even a valid way of estimating ancestry? (My books are out of reach at the moment and it's not like I use these features in my own research. But this site has a good list, and chin ain't on it.) There's just no good reason Brennan would key into the shape of the mandible when much of the nasal structure was on the xray.
- I got nothing this week, even with the truth-telling experiment. Bland dialogue, bland drama.
Forensic Mystery - B. This episode was mostly focused on finding the killer, since it was pretty easy to ID the victim. I did think it would turn out to be the clown, so the writers managed to trick me.
Forensic Solution - C+. There were a bunch of fractures, the patterning of which was kind of interesting. And the bone-wood implant was interesting (even if the injury that warranted it was never explained). But the whole "telling race from the chin" was lame-o.
Drama - C-. I would have given this a straight up middling C, but the Angela-Hodgins storyline dropped it because of their pathological inability to be adults about their entire relationship.


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Israeli police have detained an Arab laborer on suspicion of knifing a Jewish carpenter at a construction site in Holon, south of Tel Aviv, early this week.
Danny Partosh, 27, was reported out of danger after being attacked from behind Sunday and slashed in the throat and scalp.
Authorities are still searching for the man who murdered a Shin Bet agent in a Jerusalem apartment the same day.
Security forces said they have arrested members of the family and several friends of the man who killed Haim Nahmani, 25, at a "safe house" in the Rehavia quarter on Sunday afternoon.
They said it was "only a matter of time" before they captured the man, a known Arab informant who met with Nahmani in the apartment and stabbed and bludgeoned him to death before getting away, perhaps in the company of an accomplice.
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A time limit was given to Sandy Alderson, general manager of the New York Mets. Some said two years. Others said three. However, in the event that he faltered in any way, he was going to be on the outs with the fan base. The fans decided they were not going to stand by and… [read more]
Johan Santana: Given big money for historic Mets moment. Now making MLB comeback to continue legacy.
It took over 50 years for the New York Mets to make a special history that other teams have made at least two or more times in one year. It was a moment which appeared set to happen decades ago, but continued to appear as the one moment this organization would never see. Fans would… [read more]
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I was at work yesterday with my cellphone in my back pocket, which is against the rules. I kept checking the time anxiously awaiting to hear if my favorite baseball player of all time made it in to the Hall of Fame. Was this the year? My heart said "yes", but the pit in my… [read more]
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Looking out your window, if you are living in the Northeast at least, you have been covered in snow for the past month. Those intricate little white snowflakes that every little kid dreams about for a white Christmas has been taking out states one by one during this most horrendous winter. It's hard to think… [read more]
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Dave Lorman, Bill Gardner, Jeff Vollweiler and Bill Morgan scored 115 to win the two best balls of four Men's event Sept. 23 on Cypress Links.
Jack Jimmink, Richard Popp and Dennis Aster scored 58 to win the Men's Lakewood Ranch three-ball event Sept. 26 on King's Dunes. Rob Jordan, Nelson Linam and Chris Hugill scored 65 for second place.
Kari Hagar, Sandra Lescher, Dianne Emmermann and Roxanne Moore scored 140 to win the 1-2-3 on 3-4-5 Ladies event Sept. 29 on King's Dunes.
Bill Gardner, David Dillon, Jeff Vollweiler and John Digirolamo scored 130 to win the 1-2-3 on 3-4-5 Men's event Sept. 30 on King's Dunes. Wolfgang Wistorf, Craig DelFabro, Ian Cutmore and Rob Oglesby scored 136 for second place.
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Noel Pressler scored 32 to win the nine mystery holes event Sept. 29. Peggy Kunkle scored 37 for second place.
Tom May, Bob Griesman and Jeremy Carter finished +13 to win the three-man quota points event Sept. 30.
Jim Heotis, Stan Fleming, Jerry Christensen and Tom Troxell scored 53 to win the rainbow scramble Men's Golf Association event Sept. 23. Terry O'Shea, Ron Boehm, Jim Symons and Dan Carter scored 55 for second place.
Janet Hannell, Margaret Birch and Cathie McHugh scored 121 to win the net best ball, three-red, two-white, one-yellow Ladies Golf Association 18-hole event Sept. 24. Kathie Skelton, Barb Sodini, Janet Weisbord and Judy Boehm scored 126 for second place.
Judy Boehm, Verla Heotis and Jutta Tragnitz each scored 19 to tie for first place in the stableford nine-hole event Sept. 29. Carol Litzinger and Mary Moore each scored 17 to tie for fourth place.
Jill Hardy, Irene Ras, Pauli Barry and Helen Cuniff scored 113 to win the 3-2-1 on 3-4-5 net Women's Golf Association event Sept. 21.
John Kleis and Les Rogers shot 61 to win the one best ball of two MGA event Sept. 23 at Heritage Oaks. Bill Hager and Gordon Neal shot 63 for second place.
Karen Meyer scored 55 to win the stableford points WGA event Sept. 29. Sandy Coffman scored 54 for second place.
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Greg Hatch, John Wagner and Werner Knoop scored 106 to win the 2-2-1 on 3-4-5 MGA event Sept. 23.
Clarice Templeton, Marty Gersman and Terry Needell scored 50 to win the 1-2-1 best ball LGA nine-hole event Sept. 24.Alynna Fricke, Carol Hatch, Shirlaine Hayes and Irene McNamara scored 51 for second place.
Linda Jones, Sally Holden and Karen Wilson scored 130 to win the two best balls LGA Goodbye to Summer event Sept. 29. Candice Miller, Elaine Kulbako and Susan Davis scored 133 for second place.
Vince Dalessandro, Jud Powell, John Wagner and John Arimond scored 128 to win the 1-2-3 on 6-6-6 MGA event Sept. 30.
Lynne Marlow, Judy Whitson, Terry Needell and Michele Beni scored 26 to win the low net team, low gross individual nine-hole LGA event Oct. 1. Rita Compain, Lila Cooper, Sharon Halverson and Jean Honor scored 28 for second place. Arlene Irons scored 48 to win the low gross individual portion.
Janis Bumgarner, Janice Ritchie and Sharon Murphy scored 129 to win the sixes Ladies Day event Sept. 22.
Bill Kiger, Don Forster, Herb Krasow and Gary Corson scored 94 to win the one best ball on odd, two best balls on even holes Men's Day event Sept. 23.
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London: There is no evidence that Tamiflu, the drug being stockpiled by Australia, the US and Europe, will work if a bird flu pandemic takes off in humans, according to the medical journal The Lancet.
The authors warn against relying on drugs to stamp out a potential avian flu pandemic, saying complacency could get in the way of more useful public health measures - such as hygiene and isolation - to stop the spread of infection.
The author of the review, Tom Jefferson, said Tamiflu and the similar drug Relenza, had not reduced mortality among the few flu victims who have taken them.
"I seriously hope they will be effective," he said. "But relying on a single solution is suicidal."
Sufficient data on the use of the two drugs in a pandemic does not exist, he said.
The review said the use of the drugs should not be considered in a pandemic "without concomitant measures, such as barriers, distance and personal hygiene".
Australia's flu pandemic plan takes those measures into
Dr Jefferson and colleagues from the Cochrane Vaccines Field looked at all the evidence from trials of the efficacy of all four flu drugs - the other two are older drugs from a different class, amantadine and rimantadine.
The latter two were problematic because their use has rapidly led to the emergence of resistant flu strains and they cause side-effects, such as hallucinations.
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September 11 2016 09:40:21 PM EST
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A week before VIR, the the testing, and it payed off. Corvette Racing qualified 1-2 at VIR.
Unfortuantly for the championship leading #4, it wasn't their race. They lost positions at the start and never regained. With a few minutes left in the race, oil on the track caused the #4 to have an accident.
The #3 Corvette however had a flawless race start to finish. This is the first victory of the #3 in 2016.
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"We were all pretty equal all day in the class. The Corvette Racing team did a great job with the tire pressures. We had a plan where we would be better from the middle of the stint and not so much in the beginning. It wasnt much fun early on with the tires but as things went on our Corvette got better and better. Im super happy. Its our first win in a long time. We have had plenty of opportunities, so Im really pleased and hopefully this starts a streak for us now!"
WE TALKED EARLIER AND YOU THOUGHT THE FIRST STINT WAS SPECTACULAR, BUT WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT ANTONIOS STINT? "It was a fantastic drive by Antonio. He kept the gaps and opened them a little bit. I know it got a little scary at the end with one lap to go. It scared the hell out of me. But he did a fantastic drive and always does."
WINNING FIRST RACE OF 2016: "Oh man! Its about time! It was a great job by the whole team all week. Green with one lap to go I dont know what that was about; it scared the hell out of me. The No. 3 Corvette team has had a tough run this year and its great to be back in the Winners Circle."
"It was really hot and super close. It was a very difficult, tricky race. The racing line was super narrow; I think thats why we saw some mistakes at the end. I had a few up and downs in the race. Our pit stops were perfect. After the tire pressures went up and stabilized, the Corvette felt great. I was able to make a little bit of a gap in traffic but it went back and forth. It was just like qualifying except you are trying to save fuel. Luckily I was able to run a good pace and economy with our Chevy engine. I got a really good job on the restart and already had a good gap at the start-finish line. Im happy for Jan and everyone at Corvette Racing. We have been so close so many times this year that I really think our No. 3 Corvette crew deserved it today."
YOU HAD TO SAVE FUEL AT TIMES AND THEN YOU SAW THAT FULL COURSE CAUTION AT THE END. FUEL WAS NO LONGER A CONCERN, I THINK IT WAS MORE ABOUT THE CARS BEHIND YOU? "Yeah, it was a very hard race. My team got me a three- to four-second gap and then it was a classic green/white/checkered. Not even green then white, it was like white and checkered. It was an amazing race and the Corvette was brilliant. So I just need to thank the whole Corvette team and Chevy. Corvette Racing did a fantastic job today. It really paid off to be out testing on Monday and Tuesday (at Road Atlanta). I have to say, because the car was fantastic."
"Its obviously a disappointing way to end the day. We heard reports that there may have been oil or fluid down near the final turn so maybe that contributed to the incident. The Corvette C7.R is a very strong and well-built car, and we are always thankful for that. It seemed like today we got behind and never could catch up. That is how difficult it is in this championship. We are still thankful to maintain a points lead and will do whatever we can to protect that lead over the final two races."
"Its hard to pass and make up ground. I kind of got hung out at Turn One and didnt have much grip. I had to play some avoidance also with a couple of the cars in there and had some junk on my tires. My first lap free from the pitlane was a case of me going too fast and got loose. The car would understeer behind everyone else, and I didnt realize how loose it was. It was a mistake on my part."
"This race today was victorious today on two different levels. Obviously for the Corvette Racing team, Jan and Antonio to bring the No. 3 Corvette home first after battling all day against the best competition of the world speaks very highly of not only the crew work but the engineers that put together a setup that they could race for an entire day in this extreme heat. That should never be overlooked. On another level, I think this is one of the best races we have had since the sports car merger in 2014. The Balance of Performance was very, very tight. You only had to look at the practice times, qualifying or the race times to see that any of the cars that started the race today had the capacity to win. And thats what makes great racing. So we were all winners today everyone who participated today in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship."
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Several good photos hit the internet Monday of the C8.
--- encore from sunny,fl on 09.13.2016 at 6:07AM
Will be interesting race at COTA today, the #4 qualified sixth one second behind the Ford on pole.
--- encore from sunny, fl on 09.17.2016 at 7:52AM
Well IMSA TV has been advertising on their web site the race today would be on IMSA TV - right at 12:30 when the race was to start they announce that it will not be on IMSA TV - what kind of CRAP organization is IMSA??? Really pissed off!
--- mikefeeser from unknown on 09.17.2016 at 11:41AM
Race is on Fox2 or Imsa in car cameras only
--- encore from sunny,fl on 09.17.2016 at 1:43PM
IMSA has become a joke with the broadcasting. The number of people withFS2 is actually very small, and no one in the US could watch it on IMSA.tv. Its hard to be a fan of something you cant watch.
--- Anonymous from unknown on 09.17.2016 at 4:15PM
where can we get details of this race? Racer and sportcar365 have snippets, that's it. The ford crashed into the Vette or what? We're further ahead in the championship now, right?
--- 72 from st coll on 09.17.2016 at 4:35PM
#3 car placed third and the #4 car placed fifth. COTA was always a tough track for the Corvette. At least, we placed.
Here's hoping we'll find the right combination when COTA rolls around again next year.
--- SYF from Las Vegas, NV on 09.17.2016 at 4:52PM
I guess what really upset me is that they showed on the IMSA web site that the race would be on IMSA TV - and when it came time for the event - it stated it was not being shown in the USA - too many times has IMSA had it wrong. And how many people have access to Fox FS2??? I have Comcrap and FS2 is not available on Comcrap, only FS1. You would think IMSA would try to protect what little image they have and try to tell customers the truth. I stopped paying to go to the races last year because of their POOR response and BOP issues.
--- mikefeeser from unknown on 09.17.2016 at 8:36PM
Still struggling to get a thorough race report, or see a replay of it 24 hours later. So far as I have it, the 67 ford tried a Porsche-style Bonzai-move on the 4 Vette and got shoved aside as the Vette pushed through anyway, sending the ford to the pits for repairs. In other words, the Vette literally kicked the ford's ass - do I have that right?
--- 72 from st coll on 09.18.2016 at 11:55AM
I would say you pretty much have it right. I feel the Ford's front end is not up to beating and banging as this isn't the first time they have had damage and had to retire. The vettes must be built tougher after all the years they have been racing and know the abuse they go through.How about the reliability this year, no transmission, drive train or engine failure. Awesome.
--- encore from sunny,fl on 09.18.2016 at 1:48PM
I think the best thing to come away from this race was the points. The Manufacturers title is all but locked up. As long as one of the Corvette's runs the minimum time needed to score points that title will belong to Chevrolet no matter what the other teams do.
As for the drivers title, Gavin and Milner need to finish no lower then 7th even if the 67 Ford wins the race Gavin and Milner will be crowned champions in the drivers title and same for the team championship. If something happens however to the #4 car, to win the team title, the #3 car will need to score at least 23 points, but the #67 must drop out before the minimum time.
So the #4 needs to have a good run.
--- TR6speed from Florida on 09.19.2016 at 10:54AM
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The Optimus Maximus was originally slated for a late 2006 release, but production issues pushed it back much further. Even when we met with Art. Lebedev at the 2008 CES, the Optimus Maximus was still in the pre-order stage.
Anticipating these delays, Art. Lebedev was successfully able to release another product based on the same OLED technology, the Optimus Mini Three. The Mini Three is billed as the world's first keyboard with OLED screens... although I wouldn't quite call it a "keyboard". The phrase "auxiliary keyboard-informer" used on Art. Lebedev's website is a much better description of its actual function.
Art. Lebedev sent over the Optimus Mini Three for us to have a look at and share with you all. The front of the box shows a photo of the Mini Three as well as the name of the product, along with a big "Version 2.0" sticker. Around back, all we find is a bar code sticker - no product specifications or feature lists anywhere. You must be pretty confident in your product to not include any of this. Luckily, all of this information can be found at Art. Lebedev's website, which we have reproduced below.


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'I Don't Want Fergie's Job!'
Having seen his brother face United, Gary Neville fears the day he walks out at Old Trafford in the colours of another team.
Not only that, but he says he has no interest in management, even though ex-United players are constantly being linked with Ferguson's job.
Neville: 'Manchester United is the club I love playing for. It is the club I supported and the club I grew up with in terms of my education in football. I cannot envisage playing for anyone else.
'But I know full well I will probably end up in a situation where I run out at Old Trafford playing for someone else.
'In a dream world, the situation would not arise - but I am realistic enough to know the club will move on. Players move on, and I am no different.
'I don't think I will be a manager. It is too stressful for me.'