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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) -- Maryland's opening game in the NCAA women's tournament will have a decidedly local feel.
As the second seed in the Raleigh region, the Terrapins (28-4) will begin the tournament at home against in-state foe Navy on Saturday.
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"I like the level we're playing at, coming off a championship," Frese said. "I like the way we're practicing, the confidence this team has."
In addition, the Terrapins are battle-tested. The played 18 games this season against teams that made it to the postseason last year.
"I feel like our conference schedule and our non-conference schedule has prepared us for now," Frese said.
Although Navy plays in nearby Annapolis, the 15th-seeded Midshipmen (18-13) are a mystery to the Terrapins.
"They just won their championship," Frese said. "I don't know anything about them but that."
Navy captured the Patriot League tournament as the third seed, defeating No. 5 seed Holy Cross in last Saturday's title game.
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Frese and her players watched the selection show at a suite in the Comcast Center. They hollered and cheered when their designation and destination were announced.
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Ferguson says he began working on it in 2009, and his goal was to explore what the city means for us today, what it's meant in the past, and its importance in our religions, culture, and history.
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To tell the story in what he calls an "inclusive" and balanced way, Ferguson picked three families, Jewish, Christian, and Islamic, and focussed on a teenager from each.
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With the NFL Draft now less than two months away, it's hard to imagine a scenario where Texas A&M quarterback and former Heisman winner Johnny Manziel drops out of the top ten picks in the first round. Much less to the Dallas Cowboys, who currently sit with the 16th overall pick. But in NFL Spin Zone's latest mock draft, that's exactly what happens. And it's author, Conor Cahill, explains why the Cowboys would even make such a selection:
"After falling all the way to #16 and crying in the green room like Brady Quinn, Manziel finally gets the call. Jerry Jones said he didn't want to spend a significant pick on a quarterback after signing Tony Romo to a huge deal last offseason. It makes perfect sense, but if Manziel is on the board at #16, I could definitely see Jones taking him. Manziel is a Texas legend/superstar, and gives the Cowboys that nostalgic, "America's team" feel that Jones desperately wants. It also gives Manziel a chance to play under Tony Romo and refine his passing instead of being thrown straight to the wolves. I am not sure Dallas is the best place for Manziel because of the reputation he has in Texas, but I can't blame him for getting caught up in his fame. He is maturing and should be able to deal with the media circus of "Romo struggling, time to start Manziel?" on every ESPN channel throughout the year. He posted a great time in the 40-yard dash at 4.68 seconds and performed in the top 5 among quarterbacks in the vertical jump, broad jump, 3 cone drill, and 20-yard shuttle."
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Texas based photographer Megan Carney has got some nice black and white photography. Pictured is Lillian On The Porch With Her Owl (left) and Dad, Everyday 2007 (right).
Texas based photographer Megan Carney has got some nice black and white photography. Pictured is Lillian On The Porch With Her Owl (left) and Dad, Everyday 2007 (right).
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M2M Cellular Module Vendors Look To 2013 For Market Share Grab As Shipments Grow To 100 Million Units By 2015
M2M Cellular Module Vendors Look To 2013 For Market Share Grab As Shipments Grow To 100 Million Units By 2015
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Based on 2012 shipment data, where cellular module revenues grew 21% YoY, ABI Research expects to see a further increase in shipments, reaching nearly 100 million units by 2015.
Practice director Dan Shey comments, âModule supplierâs 2013 view of the market is cautiously optimistic to very optimistic. Suppliers with a larger M2M cellular module end-use footprint in Europe are more reserved while those less exposed to Europe are expecting to grab world market share.â
North America is expected to do well in 2013, increasing both its revenue share and shipment share of the module market. Interestingly, the biggest increases in revenue and shipment share in 2013 will come from Latin America, and Middle East/Africa. In all these regions telematics will be the biggest driver of growth.
Given Europeâs lingering recession, among other factors, positive shipment growth of 2G modules in the region will continue; however, price competition will become more problematic in part due to Asia-Pacific M2M module vendors. SimCom already has a strong European customer base and Huawei is investing significantly in European distribution partnerships.
The âM2M Embedded Modulesâ database provides cellular module shipment and revenue estimates for 5 world regions, and 7 air interface technologies covering 2G, 3G, and 4G standards. Application segmentation is provided for 13 markets with new industry segmentation recently added. Country level data is new to this update and offered for 10 countries.
These findings are part of ABI Researchâs M2M Services and Modules Research Service.
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I have Canon 5D MkII and S&S housing. Up to now I have been mainly shooting Sigma 15mm fisheye and 17-40 with the 230 acrylic dome. The 17-40 gets sharper at f10, but still has the stretching/smearing in the corners. Now the dome started leaking and needs replacement. I have NOT been happy with the acrylic as well. It almost always gives either reflections or haziness shooting into light. It gets worse with time and after cleaning, acrylic scratches and then works as a "soft focus" filter. I think of buying a glass dome. My rig is already heavi with lights and strobes.The 9" 5lb glass dome will make it a step close to a submarine and will not help travelling either..... Now I discovered that a wide angle zoom can be a fisheye through a combination of fisheye zoom + converter. It seems that the latter may not need a huge dome to perform well.
My question: can anyone share experience or maybe photos comparing a 17-40 (16-35) or other wide angle zoom (Nikon...) in a 8" or 9" dome vs. fisheye zooms like 8-15 Canon or Tokina 10-17 with x 1.4 (x2?) converter in a smaller dome 7". Or any experiences related to this choice: wide rectilinear zoom vs. fisheye zoom with converter.
Another question: which converter will work with Tokina?
Maybe someone is already using this combination and figured out what zoom gear (S&S housing for full frame) can work on either fisheye zoom on a converter.
Many thanks to anyone who can share experiences,
Fisheye zoom with converter vs. rectilinear wide zoom on full frame
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Is it always the case that if you have femoroacetabular impingement (which I have) that arthritis will eventually set into that hip?
Not necessarily though many individuals with femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) do indeed eventually develop degenerative changes that lead to arthritis. This is most likely to happen in cases of untreated FAI.
Let's define femoroacetabular impingement and talk about how it can lead to osteoarthritis of the hip joint. Impingement refers to some portion of the soft tissue around the hip socket getting pinched or compressed.
Femoroacetabular tells us the impingement is occurring where the femur (thigh bone) meets the acetabulum (hip socket). There are several different types of impingement. They differ slightly depending on what gets pinched and where the impingement occurs.
The cam-type of impingement is the most likely to set up conditions ripe for joint wear and tear. This type occurs when the round head of the femur isn't as round as it should be. It's more of a pistol grip shape. It's even referred to as a tilt or pistol grip deformity. The femoral head isn't round enough on one side (and it's too round on the other side) to move properly inside the socket.
The result is a shearing force on the labrum and the articular cartilage, which is located next to the labrum. The labrum is a dense ring of fibrocartilage firmly attached around the acetabulum (socket). It provides depth and stability to the hip socket. The articular cartilage is the protective covering over the hip joint surface. This abnormal contact between the femur and acetabulum is the leading cause of labral tears and degenerative hip arthritis.
Treatment is advised when impingement is painful, limits function, and/or X-rays show potential for joint changes. You may be able to follow a conservative path by modifying activities and carrying out a program of strengthening and stretching exercises. In some cases, surgery is indicated to correct the problem.
No one knows for sure who will develop arthritis. Studies are underway to determine how common is the problem and what factors might increase the likelihood of developing arthritis. Your orthopedic surgeon will follow your case and advise you if and when treatment (and what treatment) is appropriate.
Kalesha Hack, MD, et al. Prevalence of Cam-Type Femoroacetabular Impingement Morphology in Asymptomatic Volunteers. In The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery. November 2010. Vol. 92. No. 14. Pp. 2436-2444.
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The Dallas Cowboys have churned the bottom of their roster all year, trying to find gems in players who other teams have discarded. Two of those gems, defensive end George Selvie and defensive tackle Nick Hayden are starters for the Dallas defense. Now, another unemployed player appears to be the Cowboys latest diamond in the rough: defensive end Everette Brown.
Brown was signed last Monday to the Cowboys team. A mere six days later, a strong argument could be made for him to be named Dallas' defensive MVP against the Minnesota Vikings. Despite his official stat line of just two tackles and a sack, it was his success pressuring Minnesota quarterback Christian Ponder that was most impressive. It was that pressure that caused Ponder's lone interception by Dallas cornerback Orlando Scandrick. Brown was also able to strip the ball from Ponder with :15 seconds left in the game, resulting in 3rd and 17.
Brown flashed the speed, quickness and strength on Sunday that made him a second round pick by the Carolina Panthers in 2009. The Panthers actually traded a first round pick to move up to take him in that draft. Despite recording 47 tackles and 6.5 sacks in 28 games for the Panthers, Browns inability to play the run eventually landed him on the bottom of the depth chart and off the team entirely after only two seasons. Since then, the former Florida State Seminole has bounced around the league. Sunday's game was his first real action in two years.
Obviously, the 26-year old Brown still has a lot to prove. But it appears the young man might have found a home in Dallas under line coach Rob Marinelli and this no-name defense.
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