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DURHAM, N.H. - Nicole Gifford (Ennismore, Ontario) scored three goals to record her first career hat trick and lift the University of New Hampshire women's ice hockey team to Saturday afternoon's 3-1 non-conference victory against Princeton University at the Whittemore Center.
UNH improved to 5-9-2 overall and 38-5-2 lifetime against Princeton, which is now 4-7-1. Both teams entered the game with a five-game losing streak.
Gifford, who did not have a multiple-goal game in 46 previous career games, also finished with a career-high three points with the three-goal performance. Maggie Hunt (Naperville, Ill.) recorded a personal best of two assists and Kristine Horn (Utica, Mich.) also tallied two assists to match her career high.
Jenn Gilligan (Maple Ridge, British Columbia) recorded 24 saves, including 13 in the third period when the Wildcats were whistled for six minor penalties. Princeton counterpart Rachel Weber stopped 23 shots, including 10 in the first period.
Princeton was whistled for a penalty 55 seconds into the game, but it was the shorthanded Tigers who nearly scored 35 seconds later on an odd-man rush, but Gilligan slid across the crease to stop Paula Romanchuk's one-timer at the left doorstep.
The Tigers took a 1-0 lead at 7:40 when Charissa Stadnyk's shot from the right dashers was redirected by Sally Butler past Gilligan into the net. Olivia Mucha, who won control of the puck in the right corner and pushed the puck along the boards to Stadnyk, was also credited with an assist.
UNH converted its third power-play opportunity of the first period into a goal to tie the score, 1-1, at 17:29. Hunt swung the puck from the high slot to Gifford and her screened shot from the inner-right circle sailed into the net. Horn initiated the sequence with a pass from the left corner to Hunt.
The Wildcats also capitalized on their next power play to take a 2-1 lead at 9:06 of the second period. Horn moved the puck from the left circle back to Hunt, who quickly sent a pass to the slot and Gifford snapped a shot inside the right post for her second goal of the game.
Gifford struck again at 11:55 to complete the hat trick and extend the advantage to 3-1. Brynja Bogan (Germantown, Md.) won the battle for the puck in the corner to Gilligan's right and chipped the puck forward to Gifford. She carried the puck through the neutral zone and her initial shot was stopped by Weber, but the rebound went to Gifford's stick and she lifted a backhander into the net.
Princeton was whistled for another minor penalty with 11 seconds remaining in the second period. UNH controlled the ensuing faceoff to set up Hunt's hard wrister from the slot and Weber scurried to the left post off the rebound to also deny Arielle O'Neill (St. Catharines, Ontario).
The Tigers went on their fourth power play of the game at 2:33 of the final frame, but Gilligan turned aside all three shots she faced in the next two minutes. After another successful kill that ended at 7:58, the 'Cats were whistled for two more penalties at 8:22 and 8:45 to give the visitors a two-skater advantage for 97 seconds.
Princeton called time out at that point, but UNH's penalty kill limited the Tigers to two shots during the two-skater advantage - Gilligan denied Butler's one-timer from the left circle - and did not allow a shot in the remaining 23 seconds of the extended power-play opportunity.
Princeton went on its fifth power play of the period - eighth of the game - at 12:08 and was able to sustain pressure, but Gilligan preserved the lead by stopping all five shots she faced during that successful penalty kill.
Weber was pulled in favor of an extra skater with 1:57 remaining and UNH was sent to the penalty box with 45 seconds on the clock to give the visitors another extended two-skater advantage. The Wildcats' penalty kill did not yield a shot the rest of the way, however, to preserve the victory.
UNH finished with a 26-25 shot advantage despite being outshot 13-4 in the third period, when the 'Cats were shorthanded for more than half the period (10 minutes, 46 seconds). The Wildcats were 2-for-6 on the power play, while Princeton did not score on nine power plays.
New Hampshire continues its four-game homestand Nov. 29 against Union College. Game time at the Whittemore Center is 7 p.m. The homestand concludes Dec. 3 (2 p.m.) against Northeastern University; that game is part of UNH's annual Toy Drive.


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"For over 26 years, I have dedicated my life to the defense of human rights. I've seen it all, war and terrorism. But the last month has been particularly hard for me. Death and the rubble of Gaza are like a tsunami. Both peoples are in pain, but both sides deny the pain of others. But as a Palestinian, I must admit: I am responsible for what happened. We can not deny our responsibility for our own dead."
"Most Palestinians are against missile attacks on Israel. We elected Hamas with the knowledge that doing so would bring about the death of our own people. We knew Hamas was digging tunnels, which eventually lead to our own destruction. …Hamas also knew that an attack on Israel would result in a high death toll. But the Hamas leadership is only interested in their own victory, not about the people."
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Morning Five: 03.06.14 EditionPosted by nvr1983 on March 6th, 2014
- When we saw a story on ESPN.com about Dean Smith we were tempted to overlook it particularly after the John Feinstein story that we linked to on Monday. We are glad that we did because Tommy Tomlinson's article on Smith, his failing memory, and the people who stand by him is probably the best thing you will read all day. As we mentioned on Monday, we cannot remember anybody saying something negative about Smith on a personal level. If you were not aware of why that is, this article and the anecdotes within it should explain it.
- With Wichita State finishing the regular season undefeated, Matt Norlander decided it was time to compare this Wichita State team to the 2004 St. Joseph's team, which was the last to go undefeated in the regular season. That 2004 team, which was led by Jameer Nelson and Delonte West, ended up losing a game in their conference tournament so Wichita State could make it a step further than them by the start of the NCAA Tournament. While it might be interesting to compare the two teams numerically they are very different teams. The Shockers certainly have their share of well-known players, but are overall a much more balanced team that that St. Joe's team. In the end, the way that most people will remember this Wichita State team will be scripted in the next month.
- We already read Mike DeCourcy's response to Mark Cuban and now Larry Brown, a man who has plenty of experience at both the college and professional level, has decided to respond to Cuban's comments that the NBDL would be better for player development than the NCAA is. Brown, who is actually based in Dallas now as the head coach at SMU, strongly disagreed with Cuban and said that the coaching players get at the NCAA level is vastly superior to what they would get in the NBDL. We can certainly agree with that assessment at SMU under someone like Larry Brown although we would not be quite as sure about that at some other colleges.
- We are getting to the point in the season where people are starting to seriously look at end of season individual honors. Some awards like National Player of the Year are all, but locked up (the flight attendants on planes going to Omaha might want to start making space in the overhead bins). Most of the others are up in the air. With that in mind, Seth Davis took a look at the races for player/coach/freshman of the year in each of the major conferences. We tend to agree with Davis' picks here, but we wouldn't be surprised if there were some differences in the final decisions on some of these awards.
- Some of you may remember Russ Pennell from his brief stint as head coach at Arizona when he took them to the Sweet 16 in 2009. Since that time Pennell served as head coach at Grand Canyon State University (yes, the one that caused the uproar recently) and the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA. Now, Pennell is returning to Central Arkansas, where he played in college, to become the team's new head coach. If you seem surprised that the name of a Southland Conference team seems familiar is because you may have heard of them when Corliss Williamson was briefly the coach there. Or perhaps you may have heard of one of their former players–Scottie Pippen.


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Timothy M. Dolan was named Archbishop of Milwaukee by Pope John Paul II in June 2002 and was installed as Milwaukee's tenth archbishop later that year. Since his arrival in Milwaukee, Archbishop Dolan has brought large-hearted and capable leadership skills, energetic commitment, pastoral reconciliation, and renewed hope to the people of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Prior to his being named Archbishop of Milwaukee, he served for a year as the Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis.
Archbishop Dolan earned a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy from Cardinal Glennon College. He then completed his priestly formation at the Pontifical North American College in Rome where he earned a licentiate in Sacred Theology at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1976 and then served as associate pastor at a parish in the St. Louis area until 1979 when he began studies for a doctorate in American Church History at the Catholic University of America. His doctoral dissertation focused on the life and ministry of the late Archbishop Edwin O'Hara, a founder of the Catholic Biblical Association.
On his return to St. Louis, Archbishop Dolan served in parish ministry from 1983 to 1987, during which time he served as liaison on behalf of the late Archbishop John L. May in the restructuring of the college and theology programs of the archdiocesan seminary system.
In 1987 Archbishop Dolan was appointed to a five-year term as secretary to the Apostolic Nunciature in Washington, D.C. When he returned to St. Louis in 1992, he was appointed vice rector of Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, serving also as director of spiritual formation and professor of church history. He was also an adjunct professor of theology at Saint Louis University.
In 1994 he was appointed rector of the Pontifical North American College in Rome where he served until June 2001. During this period, he also served as a visiting professor of church history at the Pontifical Gregorian University and as a faculty member in the Department of Ecumenical Theology at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. Archbishop Dolan's capable efforts in the area of seminary education have influenced in a very positive way the life and ministry of a great number of priests who are currently involved in ministry.
Because of his accomplishments as a teacher, priest, bishop, and archbishop and because of his profound commitment in all his work to Catholic teaching and fundamental ethical values, Reverend President, I hereby recommend Timothy M. Dolan for the Marquette University degree of doctor of religious studies, honoris causa.


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Holden Cattoni started his career at Johns Hopkins as the next man up for an already stacked midfield. Hopkins lost their top left handed gun, Rob Guida, to injury and Holden took the spot and never looked back. The Continue Reading
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Curaçao's beach clubs are world renowned. In the daytime you can laze around and tan for hours, and at night the lounge beds, tables and chairs are moved aside and the party kicks off until dawn. The temperature rarely falls below 24 degrees – the ideal temperature to dance the night away with your feet in the sand.
Sandwiched between the Breezes Resort and the Sea Aquarium, Willemstad's white sandy beach is where all the action is. On Tuesday night watch a movie in the balmy Caribbean ocean breeze, on Wednesday evening dance to salsa music, and on Thursday catch a performance by Dutch artists Nick & Simon. And on weekends you are in for a wild party at Mambo Beach and Wet & Wild. The free newspaper 'K-Pasa' is an invaluable resource, listing all the evening activities and what time happy hour begins.
Hemingway Beach Bar & Restaurant at the Lions Dive Beach Resort is open for 'breakfast, lunch, dinner and more'. Happy hour starts early here; this is a popular sunset dining destination before heading out for a night at Mambo Beach and Wet & Wild. There is live music every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. The daytime menu includes sandwiches, burgers and Dutch 'bitterballs', and during the evening the kitchen serves up salads, spare ribs and surf 'n' turf.
Curaçao's most famous beach club is Mambo Beach. During the day you can sunbathe and lounge at the bar or on the sun beds by the pool or on the beach. The restaurant prepares salads, snacks and fresh fish. After sunset, Mambo transforms into a nightclub under the stars with a variety of themes, such as Dia Latino on Wednesday and Cuban night on Friday. The club also frequently hosts famous DJs and popular Dutch artists, such as Jan Smit, Gerard Joling and Alain Clark.
At first glance Wet & Wild doesn't seem anything special: a beach bar with a few picnic tables and palapas umbrellas. But this is the place to dance until the early hours. Of all the beach bars at Seaquarium Beach, Wet & Wild stays open the longest, sometimes until 4:00 am, so the logical order is to end the night here. Sunday is the most popular evening. That's when the bar offers not one but two happy hours and DJ Boogie keeps the locals and holidaymakers dancing until the wee hours.
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Rumours are mounting that Apple is working on a wrist-mounted iOS device, which has been unsurprisingly dubbed the iWatch. So what's it going to do, other than sit on your wrist and look pretty? Here are five things we'd love to see it bring to the table.
Remote security
Losing your phone is a nightmare few of us would ever willingly face. But rather than panic and try to reach your nearest internet provider to register your phone as lost, just think how cool it would be to hunt down the thief using your iWatch or find which sofa it fell down the back of? Better still, the iWatch could even remote wipe or lock your phone, giving the thief a pointless brick in a matter of seconds.
If you ignore the Apple Maps saga, the iPhone is a great tool for you giving directions. But walking around with an expensive iPhone in a busy area may have you worried it will be half-inched by a thief – and getting your phone out of your pocket every five seconds can be a pain. The solution? Turn-by-turn directions on your iWatch, keeping your phone safely in your pocket.
Siri voice control
Smartphones are awesome because they allow you to access just about anything wherever you are – providing you have a signal. So for the iWatch to offer that same level of dependability, it would make sense to give it a Siri-powered search engine – just hold it up to your you can ask to Google stuff for you. No messing around typing, just the answers you need fast.
NFC still has't caught on but just imagine how handy it would be in a watch you always have about your person. Want to jump on the Tube? Just use your iWatch as an Oyster card, and check your balance on the go. Want to pay for that coffee? Just touch your iWatch on the payment machine. Transfer your contact details? Just touch the iWatch against a phone and voila.
Come on, don't say you haven't thought about it – stick a front-facing camera in the iWatch and it could be the Dick Tracy videophone we've always dreamt about. Prepare to see Apple fans blundering into lampposts while peering at their wrists – as Google Glasses wearers look on in amusement.
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Growers attending the National Conservation Tillage Cotton and Rice Conference at Houston, Texas, Jan. 23-24, will have an 80-session program lineup, covering a broad array of important topics.
The conference, to be held at the Radisson Hotel Astrodome Convention Center, will also include presentations on corn, soybeans, and precision agriculture.
"The program will feature 38 farmers, discussing the systems they use, and 42 researchers, explaining their latest studies and findings," says John LaRose, MidAmerica Farm Publications, which sponsors the sixth annual event.
Farm Press Publications is co-sponsor of the event, along with a number of corporate, academic, and technical co-sponsors.
"With all the changes taking place in equipment technology, weed chemistry, crop genetics, pest and nutrient management, and crop management, both newcomers to conservation tillage and those with years of experience will find topics of value to their operations," LaRose says.
"Anyone exploring new production methods and considering the conservation tillage alternative will have an opportunity to get information from specialists in the field, as well as farmers who've been successfully using these techniques for years."
Reducing production costs while increasing yields for cotton, rice, corn, sorghum, and peanuts is of overriding interest to today's farmers, notes Mike Gonitzke, publisher, Farm Press Publications. "More and more farmers are making this conference a must-attend event to help them hone their production methods."
Conservation tillage has become a way of life for thousands of Sunbelt farmers, LaRose says.
"They're constantly searching for new ideas and techniques to refine their operations. This conference is a great source of information about conservation tillage methods for these key crops."
While the term "conservation tillage" was originally thought of as a practice to conserve soil by reducing potential for wind and water erosion, LaRose said producers quickly found it also offered additional benefits: reductions in fuel, labor, and other input costs.
"More recently, farmers and their landlords have learned that a great many other agricultural resources can be conserved through a properly-designed conservation tillage program," he says. "With low commodity prices and increased competition in the global marketplace, the importance of conserving soil moisture and reducing fuel, labor, and other input costs have been key to the economic survival of many farmers."
There will be more than 22 different presentations to choose from each hour, and each presentation will be repeated three times in order to give conference-goers the opportunity to attend as many of the sessions as possible.
Conference moderator will be Tommy Valco, USDA-Agricultural Research Service cotton technology transfer and education coordinator at Stoneville, Miss. Keynote speakers are Susan Combs, Texas agriculture commissioner, and Jim Moseley, USDA deputy secretary of agriculture.
"The conference is producer-friendly," LaRose notes.
"There will be a dozen rooms where 50 to 75 people can gather for breakout sessions. Presentations will be in paired format, and each will be given two or three times during the conference, which allows producers to attend more of the sessions of interest to them.
"There's no better meeting to attend to learn more new techniques and systems for reducing tillage, fertility, pesticide-insecticide-herbicide, and planting costs."
Farmers from Mississippi, Texas, Alabama, Louisiana, and Tennessee will be able to receive state pesticide recertification credits for attending the conference and certified crop consultants will earn CEUs.
In addition to the conference sessions, many companies and organizations will have commercial exhibits and booths.
To register or obtain more information about the conference, telephone Robin Moll at 573-547-7212.


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Monday, November 28, 2011
'Tis the Season
(and no, I'm not trying to preach a sermon here, just processing some thoughts that have been swirling around my head this weekend)
4 comments :
- Allison said...
I guess Advent is not something that I grew up with, so I always seem to be running behind on it. The first Advent always hits before I even know what took place, but I really want to put the brakes on this season and give it a big ol slow way down. I've long since abandoned the stress and pressure that one puts on oneself to make everything perfect, which I think is a good step in the right direction to have my focus where it should be.
Sermon or no sermon, it's good to find one in a contemplative and refelctive state this time of year. Lovely words.
- November 28, 2011 at 9:14 PM
- Antje said...
You are so right and the words are true & wonderful.
Thank you so much!
- November 29, 2011 at 12:48 AM
- Kelly said...
We got our advent wreath out yesterday (might be the first year ever that I'm actually on time!). I love that you're thinking about sincerity -- a good reminder for me, too. Thanks for that. ;-)
- November 29, 2011 at 1:07 AM
- Carolyn said...
Beautiful post!
- November 30, 2011 at 1:06 PM


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Can the Pope Conquer Lady Gaga's Twitter Following?
Lady Gaga and the Pope aka Benedict XVI are going head to head… again! This time, the social media realm, not issues of faith and politics, is the battlefield.
Gaga has taken the Pope to task before over his views on gay marriage. Now, the two may square off in the social media realm. The Pope just joined Twitter, with his @pontifex handle. He is bound to gain followers at a rapid clip, but will it be enough to push Gaga off her lofty Twitter throne?
Hmm, it's too early to tell. Statisticians indicate that the Pontiff could gain Twitter followers quickly. But he won't eclipse Lady Gaga anytime soon. That is, unless he rallies the troops. But he's probably too busy dealing with bigger issues, like, you know, running the Catholic church, than counting his Twitter followers.
Right now, Ma Monster has 32 million followers, although it has been reported that more than half of the accounts are fake, inactive or bot-created.
Anything is possible, though, especially when you have an army of faithful behind you. At least that what The Telegraph is suggesting. If the Pontiff really decides to use the messaging service to communicate with his Catholic contingent, he could rack up plenty of followers. But it might not be enough to dethrone Gaga. The paper did comparisons of other leaders of the different faiths, like the Dalai Lama, who doesn't have as big of a Twitter following as you might think. Celebrities like Ryan Seacrest are more followed. Shocking, right? It says a lot about our culture and its social media habits.
You know what we take away from this "study" of sorts? That pop stars are more popular on Twitter than religious leaders! Gaga's domination of Twitter will likely remain as it is.
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Trisha Yearwood will be joining forces with other artists from a variety of genres to perform in the benefit show, A Celebration of Paul Newman's Dream, on April 2. In the company of fellow performers Paul Simon and Josh Groban, among others, Yearwood will take the stage of New York City's Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center for the show that will benefit Paul Newman's Association of Hole in the Wall Camps.
The association, founded by Newman himself, is a global network of camps that cater to children struggling from serious medical conditions. Creating innovative experiences for the children, the association allows children to attend the camps free of charge, with the stated goal of extending those experiences to as many children as possible around the world.
In addition to the musical side of the evening, which will include Yearwood's performance, the event will also include a couple of guest appearances from late night host Jimmy Fallon and Taylor Swift's ex flame Jake Gyllenhaal, as well as "additional surprise musical performances throughout the evening," according to the Tennessean.
Yearwood is also currently preparing to launch her own six-episode show on Food Network, where the two-time cookbook author will be offering up some southern fare as well as a glimpse into her life with her friends and family. She also announced on Facebook a few weeks ago that she's in the process of working on a new record and that fans can get a taste of her new music on the cooking show.


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U.S. Rep. John B. Larson (D-CT) announced in a press release $44,758 in federal funding for the Central Connecticut Regional Planning Agency (CCRPA).
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"Strengthening partnerships between our public and private sectors is critical to economic development in Central Connecticut," said Larson. "Those partnerships, along with additional resources available to our municipalities, are vital to our recovery. I am pleased that the CCRPA has received this funding and look forward to seeing increased collaboration across the region."
"This grant will give CCRPA the resources we need to expand the economic development services we provide to the region. We are delighted to be able to dedicate resources to helping our member towns develop projects and obtain funding," said Timothy Malone, senior Planner at CCRPA, in a press release.
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ADDISON — The Addison selectboard and Addison Volunteer Fire Department executive officers at a special March 19 selectboard meeting at the fire station agreed to buy a new fire truck for the town.
The new $338,640 truck will replace the department's 1994 truck. According to meeting minutes, the department had $82,000 in its truck fund, and the town will finance the difference with a 15-year, 2.9-percent loan through the National Bank of Middlebury.


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HOUSTON – It was Michael Jordan's birthday Sunday – in case you're the one who hadn't heard that by now – but it is Hakeem Olajuwon's "year."
Olajuwon, the Hall of Fame center who spent nearly his entire career in the host city for the 2013 All-Star Weekend and led the Rockets to two NBA championships, was honored at the National Basketball Retired Players Association Legends Brunch as its "Legend of the Year." He didn't blow out any candles, but he did hear the applause and feel the appreciation of more than 1,000 attendees of the burgeoning event, sponsored by the retired players association now for 14 years.
Oh, and Olajuwon not only was selected No. 1, two spots ahead of Jordan, in the 1984 Draft. He beat him to 50 as well, hitting that milestone on Jan. 21.
The 6-foot-10 native of Lagos, Nigeria, who set standards for grace and footwork among the NBA's great big men, Olajuwon famously transferred some soccer skills to hardwood when he picked up a basketball at age 15. In an acceptance speech that lasted more than 17 minutes – so much for "The Dream's" image as a man of few words – he talked of his development under respected coaches such as Guy Lewis at the University of Houston and Bill Fitch and Rudy Tomjanovich with the Rockets.
But he also paid tribute to Ganiyu Otenigbagbe, who essentially discovered and molded his game in secondary skill. "I did not know the rules of basketball," Olajuwon said Sunday, "but he gave me his job description: 'Stay in the paint!' "
The Legends Brunch traditionally honors former NBA players and coaches who worked in, hail from or shared some other connection with the All-Star city each year. The others honored for 2013:
Ambassador of the Year: Yao Ming. Yao's foundation and his partnership with NBA China has enabled him to "build a bridge" between his homeland and the U.S. The 7-6 native of Shanghai, whose eight-season career was interrupted and cut short by foot and leg injuries, was introduced by current Rockets guard Jeremy Lin.
Humanitarian of the Year: Dikembe Mutombo. The shot intimidator and blocker who spent the last five of his 18 NBA seasons in Houston is renowned for his charitable works, particularly in his native Republic of the Congo. Mutombo credited Olajuwon, who preceded him to the NBA by eight years, with being the "key of our continent." "You've become The Dream for winning championships," Mutombo said, addressing his friend from the stage, "but you're a dream for so many African players."
Hometown Hero Award: Robert Horry. Horry, known as "Big Shot Bob," was part of the Rockets' title-winning teams in 1994 and 1995, then won five more rings with the Lakers and the Spurs. In an ironic twist, the former teammate who was supposed to introduce Horry – Sam Cassell, known for his motormouth tendencies on and off the court – needed an assist from TNT announcer and emcee Ernie Johnson because Cassell lost his voice somewhere during All-Star festivities.
Houston Rockets Lifetime Achievement Award: Tomjanovich. A five-time All-Star as a rockets player and coach of the two championship teams, Rudy T joked that when he was drafted in 1971, the NBA ranked fourth in popularity in Houston behind football, baseball and "bull-riding." "Now the city is hosting its third All-Star Game," he said.
Pioneer Award: Calvin Murphy. The flamboyant 5-foot-9 Hall of Famer took the stage after a video montage of career highlights was shown on screens in the ballroom, then said, "Boy, I was good." The point guard from Niagara turned longtime Rockets broadcaster noted the difference in prestige that came with former NBA players no longer being referred to as "Old Timers" but rather "Legends."
Lifetime Achievement Award: Clyde Drexler. Drexler, a 2004 Hall of Fame enshrinee and member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic "Dream Team," grew up in Houston and gained initial fame teamed with Olajuwon in college on the "Phi Slamma Jamma" University of Houston team in the early 1980s. He returned to the city and to Olajuwon via trade in for the 1995 title run.
Drexler was the guy whose rookie season of 1983-84 in Portland was so promising – he had 10 All-Star appearances in his future – that the Trail Blazers opted to draft Kentucky center Sam Bowie at No. 2 behind Olajuwon, passing on you know who. That means Drexler, for the record, turned 50 last June 22.
A large number of familiar NBA names – from other Hall of Famers to role players – attended the brunch, including 2000 Sixth Man award winner Rodney Rogers. Rogers, 41, required the use of a wheelchair and ventilator after being paralyzed in an all-terrain vehicle accident in December 2012.


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Unless you've been asleep this week, you've probably noticed that AMC's Mad Men is returning to TV after a nearly 2-year hiatus. What you might not know is that Newsweek magazine this week has turned retro, reverting to its 1960s-era design and featuring advertisements in a 1960s style. You can browse those ads here, and in general, I think the advertisers mostly did a good job. I especially like the ads for Dunkin' Donuts, Hush Puppies, John Hancock, Allstate, Lincoln Continental, and BOAC.
But I love the Johnnie Walker ad, and that shouldn't surprise anyone, since I've featured ol' John's ads here before. Here it is, in the largest resolution I could get:
How accurate is it? Well, let's find out. Here's a real JWR ad from Ebony magazine, circa 1965 (click through to see it full size):
I'd say that's pretty impressive, right? The layout's the same, much of the copy is the same (or similar), and even the mildly suggestive nature of the photography is the same. I'd perhaps wager the Newsweek version is a reproduction of an actual Walker ad, updated slightly to reflect minor detail changes, except that I can't find it on Google Books. (At least one change merits mention: JW in 1965 was 86.8 proof; today, it's 80. Apparently, the proof level changed around 2000.)
UPDATE: I was right. Ad Age confirms that this is an actual JW ad that originally ran in the 1960s.
As a bonus, here's another 1960s JW ad, this one from Life (again, click through for larger image):
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Ba strike sees off Canaries
Demba Ba allowed his feet to do the talking as his fourth goal of the season fired Newcastle to a narrow 1-0 victory over Norwich.
On a day when strike-partner Papiss Cisse's fortune took a turn for the worse when he squandered a penalty chance, Ba produced a finish worthy of Hatem Ben Arfa's slide-rule pass to claim just a second Barclays Premier League victory of the season.
Ben Arfa found himself on the wrong end of assistant manager John Carver's tongue after allowing Cisse to take the spot-kick in first-half injury-time, and it took a fine 47th-minute save by Steve Harper to deny Andrew Surman an equaliser and former Newcastle boss Chris Hughton a point on his return to Tyneside.
Newcastle might have taken the lead with 19 minutes gone had Cisse made a meaningful connection with Yohan Cabaye's free-kick at the near post with James Perch seeing his effort from the rebound blocked. However, they were in front seconds later after Ben Arfa produced a moment of sheer class.
The Frenchman cut inside from the left before sliding the perfect pass into the path of Ba, who calmly slotted past the advancing John Ruddy.
The Magpies should have extended their lead in first-half injury time when, after striker Steve Morison had barged into Mike Williamson inside the Norwich penalty area, referee Neil Swarbrick pointed to the spot.
But Senegal international Cisse skied his effort high over the bar, in the process earning Ben Arfa a tirade from Carver for not taking it with Alan Pardew sitting high in the stands as he served out his touchline ban.
Carver's wrath might have been incurred once again within two minutes of the restart when Wes Hoolahan turned the ball perfectly into Surman's path to put him through on goal.
Harper was quickly off his line and the 37-year-old got down superbly to make a vital block as the midfielder attempted to lift a shot over him with the outside of his left foot.
Williamson headed a Cabaye corner straight at Ruddy and the keeper claimed Ba's weak 83rd-minute effort as Newcastle negotiated their way nervously, but safely, to the final whistle.


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I made this wonderful cake at work as a base for the gorgonzola gelato I wrote about here, it is one of those cakes I can't stop eating and it gets better the next day, so it deserves a post of its own. The recipe comes from Pure Desserts, written by one of the Bay Area most accomplished cookbook authors, Alice Medrich, and you can see the original picture of the cake on her website. Her recipes are amazing, and she uses some of my favorite ingredients like cocoa nibs, buckwheat flour, saffron, cardamom, you name it.
Walnut Sponge Cake
from Alice Medrich
2 1/2 cups (10 ounces) walnut pieces
5 large eggs, separated
Zest of one lemon
1 tbs vanilla extract
1/3 cup plus 1/4 cup sugar
1/8 tsp salt
Preheat the oven to 325F. Line an 8" springform pan with parchment paper.
Coarsely chop 1/2 cup of the nuts. In a food processor process the remaining nuts until fine. Combine the nuts and set aside.
Whip the yolks with 1/3 cup of sugar until pale yellow, add the lemon zest, vanilla, and salt.
Whip the whites until foamy, then gradually add the 1/4 cup of sugar until soft peaks form.
Add half of the whites to the yolks, then cover with half the nuts.
Gently fold the ingredients until incorporated, then fold in the rest of the nuts and egg whites.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan, and cook in the pre-heated oven until a toothpick comes out clean, 50-55 minutes.
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BlizzCon isn't the only big gaming convention happening this week (though you'd never known it from reading our site -- we're a bit obsessive, no?). Gamescom is going on in Germany, and gaming equipment manufacturer Razer has announced there that they're releasing a new mouse, specifically designed for MMO games. They put it together in conjunction with MMO players (they say the folks at Curse had a hand in it), and while it isn't officially tied to Blizzard as far as we can tell (Steelseries already has that market cornered), there is one interesting connection. They decided to call this new mouse the "Naga."
Technically the word is Sanskrit for "snake," and especially since most of Razer's mice are already named after scaly reptiles, we suppose it works. But given that the mouse is supposed to be designed for MMO gameplay (it has a twelve button thumb grid, supposedly to keep your hands off of spell buttons and on movement buttons where they belong), it's probably a happy coincidence that the name of the product is reminiscent of well-known villians in one very famous MMO. Good show, Razer.
They also have a new "mousing surface" (back when I was a kid, we just called them mousepads) called the Megasoma. Both are available right now, and they ain't cheap: $80 for the mouse, and $50 for the pad. But if you want to go high-end on a mouse, and the Naga strikes your fancy, there you go.


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The idea for inventor, innovator and business developer Dr. Mark Janas' latest technology company evolved from a paper written for one of his United States Sports Academy doctoral classes.
That company, ScoreTRAX, is an SMS subscription service that allows sports fans to stay up-to-date with scores and news from their favorite youth, high school, college, amateur and professional teams. As part of the service, the company provides fundraising tools and other value-added features for teams and schools, as well as effective, targeted SMS advertising for companies of all types.
To date, ScoreTRAX has sent out more than 1 million score updates from teams across the country. In August, the company launched a new program to engage coaches, athletic directors, and other sports professionals throughout the country to become regional content directors in their own individual businesses.
Janas created ScoreTRAX while earning his Doctor of Education in Sport Management with a Sports Medicine emphasis in 2011 from the United States Sports Academy in less than two years. Most full-time students complete the 66-hour doctoral program in about three years.
For his entrepreneurial spirit and ability to build new sports, medical and educational technology companies, Janas is the Academy's 2012 Alumnus of the Year.
"I already had an MBA, which was a great asset in my work in healthcare and healthcare technology management, but I found working in minor league sports that many business people, including me, were often not well-trained specifically in the business of sport," Janas says. "I really wanted to find a good solid curriculum that was totally sports-specific, and the Academy fit the need perfectly. I'm grateful for the education I received and the new business ideas spawned by my work at the Academy."
In additional to developing ScoreTRAX and frequently contributing to the Academy's blog, The Sport Digest, Janas oversees several businesses as the managing partner of In3, Inc. (www.in3development.com), a portfolio company with initiatives involving medical communication systems, e-learning management systems, RFP management systems and TouchMedMobile. Besides In3's technology companies, Janas also oversees two minor league North Carolina basketball teams—the Cary Invasion and the Wilmington Sea Dawgs.
Janas plans to use his knowledge gained at the Academy and from his dissertation, "Making the Case for Sports Medicine Informatics," to build specialized functions in TouchMedMobile for physicians who provide sports medicine services as part of outreach programs. TouchMedMobile is an iPhone or iPad application that integrates with third-party electronic health records.


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More than a dozen areas of genomic research will benefit from the investment of Recovery Act funds, which will create and retain high-quality jobs in the public and private sectors. The awards will accelerate the development of innovative technologies that can efficiently sequence an entire human genome for $1,000 or less; boost insights into the organization and function of the human genome; and promote the use of newer sequencing approaches to identify and understand the genetic roots of a number of diseases.
For its Recovery Act Signature Project, NHGRI selected the development of technologies that can sequence a human genome for $1,000 or less. NHGRI leadership thinks that truly inexpensive genomic sequencing will revolutionize health and medicine, and Recovery Act funding will accelerate the Institute's research program in this area.
The success of the Human Genome Project was made possible by significant reductions in DNA sequencing costs that were fueled in large part by tools, technologies and process improvements developed as a result of NHGRI funding. To continue its efforts to make sequencing a routine tool in both research and medicine, NHGRI subsequently launched two programs, in 2004, to further accelerate the development of sequencing technologies and reduce the cost of sequencing. The goal of the first program - to produce high-quality sequence of the amount of DNA found in a human genome for $100,000 - has already been achieved. Ultimately, NHGRI's vision is to cut the cost of sequencing of an individual's genome by another factor of 100, to $1,000 or less, which may enable sequencing to become a part of everyday medical care.
Under the Recovery Act, two-year awards have been made to seven investigator teams to develop revolutionary sequencing technologies. Each of the approaches incorporates many complementary elements that integrate biochemistry, chemistry, nanotechnology and physics with engineering to enhance the effort to develop breakthrough DNA sequencing and analysis technologies.
In addition, NHGRI recently awarded approximately $19 million in non-Recovery Act funds to 10 additional sequencing technology development projects. Information about those investigators and projects can be found at Advanced Sequencing Technology Awards 2009.
Other Recovery Act awards focus on developing methods that will enable researchers to sequence regions of the genome that are difficult to sequence with current technologies. Certain regions of the human genome — some of which may play an important role in disease — are more challenging to sequence than others, probably because of their unique physical structure. Grant recipients and their approximate total funding over the next two years are:
Past improvements in sequencing technology, funded by NHGRI and others, have opened the door to pursuing sequencing projects in biomedical research laboratories. Earlier technologies required large-scale sequencing centers like those funded by NHGRI to generate enough sequence data for medical sequencing projects. Recovery Act funding will provide several laboratories with an opportunity to implement newer sequencing technologies, commonly called second generation technologies, to identify and understand the genetic roots of a disease or trait.
Completely sequencing a human or other organism's genome is just one step in understanding that organism's biology. Researchers also need to understand the instructions encoded in the DNA sequence by identifying all of the functional elements in the genome. In addition to genes that code for proteins, these sequence-based elements include non-protein-coding genes; regulatory elements involved in the control of gene transcription; and DNA sequences that mediate the structure and dynamics of chromosomes.
NHGRI has awarded approximately $22 million of Recovery Act funds to support research aimed at identifying and understanding functional elements. This includes the ENCyclopedia Of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project, which is working to assemble a comprehensive catalog of functional elements in the human genome. A parallel effort, called modENCODE, will also receive support. modENCODE targets those same functional elements in two important models used in biomedical research: the roundworm and the fruit fly. Award recipients and their approximate total funding over the next two years, unless otherwise noted, are:
Understanding how and whether findings from genome-wide association studies vary according to environmental factors or geographic ancestry groups and applying the latest technology and analytical tools to well-characterized populations are important steps to fully realizing the benefits of population-based genomic research. NHGRI has awarded approximately $7.8 of Recovery Act funds to support innovative and collaborative research programs within its Office of Population Genomics, including:
More information about PAGE is available at www.pagestudy.org
More information about GENEVA is available at www.genevastudy.org.
More information about PhenX is available at www.phenx.org.
In addition to the awards in the above areas, other innovative and critical areas of genome research being supported through NHGRI's Recovery Act funds include:
For more information about Recovery Act funding awarded by NHGRI, go to www.genome.gov/27530304/the-recovery-act/. For more information about NHGRI's funded research programs listed above, go to: www.genome.gov/12010633/overview-of-the-extramural-research-program/.
More information about NIH's Recovery Act grant funding opportunities can be found at http://grants.nih.gov/recovery. To track the progress of HHS activities funded through the Recovery Act, visit www.hhs.gov/recovery. To track all federal funds provided through the Recovery Act, visit www.recovery.gov
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Support vector machine (SVM) models are closely related to neural network models. In short, they construct an n-dimensional space that separates data into different classifications. This analysis isn't for the uninitiated, but for those who have done their homework, it can be used to develop an S&P 500 model that outperforms the market (see "Breaking new ground with neural nets," February 2013, for SVM general concept).
Our first step is simple: Determine what, exactly, we are modeling. For us, that's the S&P 500 cash index. Next, we consider the time frame — not as straightforward as you may think. Although an intermediate-term trader might gravitate toward daily bars and a day-trader might assume 15-minute bars are appropriate, noise is a factor. Because of this, longer-term periods have an advantage. (They also make fundamental inputs viable; employment data is relevant on a weekly basis, but hardly significant over a few minutes.) We'll use weekly data for this reason.
Of course we must identify our target, which obviously is relevant to our independent variables. For our target, we won't attempt to predict the actual price level. Instead, we'll identify a metric that reflects forward momentum of the S&P 500.
Determining which independent variables are predictive is tricky. For our model, our variables include weekly earnings of the stocks in the S&P 500 (from Pinnacle Data Corp.), simulated M3 money supply (from Shadow Stats), unemployment and other key measures. Here's a rundown:
- S&P 500 close
- S&P 500 earnings
- S&P 500 dividends
- Dow Jones bond index
- Long bond rates
- Three-month commercial paper rates
- The consumer price index (CPI)
- Measures of money supply (M1, M2 and M3)
- S&P 500 commitment of traders data
- The yield curve
- Difference between CPI and producer price index
- Gross domestic product
There is nothing magic or particularly secret about these numbers. All have been discussed routinely in both academic and professional settings. Indeed, by using CPI, PPI, M1, 10- vs. 2-year Treasury rates and gross domestic product — and linearly interpolating the data to a monthly basis — we can model S&P 500 price levels accurately.


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A new four-part television series, Culture Shock, prepared for PBS by WGBH Boston, will examine classic works of art—in literature, music, film, and painting—that have engendered both controversy and acclaim. Each program will examine the cultural conditions that lead artists to create and audiences to react. The four programs—which will be broadcast on January 26 and February 2, 2000, beginning at 9 p.m. EST (check local listings)—are: "Born to Trouble: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"; "The Devil's Music: 1920s Jazz"; "Hollywood Censored: Movies, Morality, and the Hollywood Production Code"; and "The Shock of the Nude: Manet's Olympia."
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A federal judge has denied an appeal for a former brothel owner and Hells Angels member who claims he did not get an adequate defense or fair trial before his conviction in Wyoming five years ago. Doug Randall has the details. Seven conservation groups plan to sue the Bureau of Land Management for making more than 1200 square miles available for potential oil and tar sands leasing in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio New.s


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The Fathers of Snowboarding
Since Fathers Day is this Sunday, we figured that we would honor the 'Rad Dads' of snowboarding. We're not talking about pros who have kids, they're cool too, but the people we're talking about are the fathers of the sport we all love so much. We're talking about the Burton's, Barfoots, and Poppins. Stay tuned all week because everyday we're going to be featuring a new "Rad Dad." Today we feature…
Jake Burton
Jake Burton is the founder of Burton Snowboards. He founded it in 1977, and since then, snowboarding has never been the same. Burton is the biggest, and most influential brand in snowboarding. Check out the video below to find out more about how Jake started Burton, and how it rose to the top.
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Peter Oborne should read his own newspaper before telling us about the glories of a democratically elected Hamas.
In a piece for the Daily Telegraph about the rapidly changing terrain of Arab politics, Oborne is heavily critical of America's support for undemocratic dictatorships in the Middle-East. Taking what he believes to be a lesson from recent history, he writes:
The biggest problem is that America wants democracy, but only on its own terms. A very good example of this concerns the election of a Hamas government in Gaza in 2006. This should have been a hopeful moment for the Middle East peace process: the election of a government with the legitimacy and power to end violence. But America refused to engage with Hamas, just as it has refused to deal with the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, or to acknowledge the well-founded regional aspirations of Iran.
Some may argue that the real story here is his final point about Iran, but let's try to concentrate on his hackneyed take on this progressive and democratic movement called Hamas. First, it should be pointed out that he and many others are fully justified in their admonishment of decades of American support for dictatorships in the Middle-East. It has long been the most shameful aspect of Western foreign policy in the region. Yet it seems that the hypocrisy of Oborne's position is, as yet, completely lost on him; for years he has advocated the legitimisation of Hamas, a group with all the makings of a violent, authoritarian regime.
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...after nearly four years of Hamas rule, the Gaza Strip's small secular community is in tatters, decimated by the militant group's campaign to impose its strict version of Islam in the coastal territory.
"In the end, the people who think differently are leaving," said Rami, a 32-year-old activist in one of Gaza's few secular groups. He refused to give his last name, fearing retribution.
Ah yes, that's what democracy is all about, isn't it? If you think differently from the regime, leave or you'll likely get roughed up, or worse. This is no news flash; Hamas has imposed strict Islamist rules since coming to power, and has killed countless political opponents. In that age-old democratic tradition, Hamas has refused to allow voting in Gaza for the elections that were meant for January of this year, primarily because polling shows that it is very unlikely to win. Even polling from as early as 2007, only a year after Oborne's 'hopeful moment' when Hamas were elected, showed their support among Gazans to be rapidly dwindling: of the 450 residents interviewed, only 23 per cent said they supported Hamas, with 66 per cent of them claiming they would vote Fatah if took on a programme of reforms. More recent polls tell us that Gazans are even more desperate to rid themselves of violent theocratic rule, yet Oborne still thinks that Hamas should still be treated as legitimate representatives of a large proportion of Palestinians, cynically using their plight in his recent op-ed to get one over on supposed American imperialism.
Here, Oborne again fails to read his own words. His constant apologia for Hamas smacks of past British imperialist attitudes towards violent factions in the sub-continent, as do his attempts to sanitise the group in the face of overwhelming evidence of Hamas brutality. He, and many like him, are carrying the torch for an old British mindset which holds that the Arabs are an inherently violent people, and that we should expect (and accept) that their leadership will reflect this. When approaching Oborne's position with this in mind, it becomes much easier to understand how and why he is so able to dismiss Hamas's violence and thuggery as irrelevant and inconsequential.
It is no coincidence that he shares very similar views on the British domestic front. As I have pointed out before, he advocates the empowerment of leading non-violent Islamist institutions in the UK as representatives of British Muslims, apparently in the belief that the best we can hope for from Muslims is a pledge not to blow anyone up (in London at least). This approach, endorsed after the 7/7 bombings and which is now being gradually rejected by David Cameron, is widely regarded as a leftover of British imperialist dealings with minorities, where incredibly diverse groups of people were lumped together and expected to come up with a single group or person who spoke for them.
It is important that the West accepts the shambolic, and at times disgraceful, role it has played in Arab politics over the last 50 years, but no one should be listening to a man who is so riddled with double-standards and anti-Americanism that he can't even keep his wildly contradicting views in separate articles.
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Common Test is a well thought out integration testing framework for Erlang. If you
are not using it you probably should be. However, it has one fault. It
does not return non-negative exit status' to the caller when the tests
fail. This is a major oversight, and it makes it difficult to use as
part of a continuous integration scheme or in a make based build
The long term fix is for the OTP folks to resolve the issue in the
ct_run command. To that end I have filed a bug report with the
Erlang folks. In the short term, though, we need this behaving
correctly. After much twiddling around with different solutions and
conversions on the erlang-questions list. This solution finally popped
out of a conversation with Lukas Larsson. Basically, we use the old
unix standby of awk.
ct_run -dir tests ... | awk "/FAILED/{exit 1;}/failed/{exit 1;}/SKIPPED/{exit 1;}"
... is replaced with your additional options. Its not the best
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Coffee tables come in thousands of different shapes and sizes, as do living areas. When making your purchase you need to find the size and shape that will best match your room whilst still looking and functioning how you require. Some people consider the look of a coffee table their number one priority and may prefer a very large coffee table for maximum visual impact. Others prefer to maximize the amount of floor space available for other uses. As a general guideline it is preferable to have a minimum of two feet around each side of the coffee table and it should be reachable, without standing, from each of the seating areas.
On the other hand, perhaps you want your space to look cozier (and you need some storage). Stash baskets, trunks and old suitcases under simple legged coffee tables to ground spaces that are otherwise too open. Solid tabletops usually have a very square corner. If you have little kids or the circulation is tight, allow extra space at the ends so it's easier to get around the corners without hitting your shins. Go for color with an upholstered coffee table, as it will draw people to the surrounding sofas and chairs. Top it with a tray to hold books and other items. Choose your fabric wisely, since people may want to put up their feet (and shoes). Outdoor fabrics can be smart; steer clear of linen and fabrics with high amounts of rayon or viscose. Take a swatch home and test it out with dirt, red wine or whatever you think your coffee table will encounter, to make sure your fabric choice can handle it all.
If you don't want the coffee table to be the focus of the room, choose one with a glass top and a finish that blends with others in the room, as in this example. This will keep the eye interested in all the items in the room, not just one layer of the design. Metal bases with glass tops are another good choice to keep rooms feeling open. They're also great when you have a special rug and don't want to block views of it. Keep your glass cleaner handy, though, as there is no way around fingerprints. Keep in mind that with most glass tops — if they are not inset — you'll see a green tint on the sides. You can order a speciality glass that doesn't have this tint, but it's more expensive.
A coffee table does a lot of work. It needs to hold books, magazines, drinks, food — even games on game night. You might want to put your feet up on it, or the kids might need a place for coloring. Plus it's usually smack dab in the middle of the room, where you can't miss it — so make sure it's a good one. Sculptural wood coffee tables tell their own story and can add a natural element and warmth to a room with multiple upholstered pieces.