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Police log: Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office
The following incidents have been reported on the Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office Web site:
Drunk in public: On 4/23/08 Sheriffs Deputies arrested Gary Lee Dodson, Jr. of 575 Toll House Road, Maurertown, VA 22644 for appearing drunk in public. The court date is set for 5/23/08 at 2:00 PM in Shenandoah County GD Court.
Driving under the influence, possession with the intent to distribute marijuana, possession of marijuana: On 04/25/08 Sheriff's Deputies arrested Rickey Lee Gray of 315 Endless Caverns Rd., Timberville, VA 22853 for Driving Under the Influence, and Possession with intent to Distribute. Deputies also charged Blaine C. Reszczensk, 1602 Shipwreck Drive, New Market, VA 22844 for Possession of Marijuana. Both court dates set for 05/23/08 at 11:00 AM in Shenandoah County GD Court.
Drunk in public: On 4/25/08 Sheriffs Deputies arrested James Lewis Brown, 6730 Jenny Leigh Court, Centreville, VA 20121 for appearing drunk in public. The court date is set for 5/23/08 at 2:00 PM in Shenandoah County GD Court.
Larceny: On 4/25/08 a larceny was reported to the Sheriff's Office. According to the victim, unknown person(s) removed several catalytic converters from a business on Old Valley Pike, Toms Brook, VA. The investigation continues.
Possession of marijuana: On 4/25/08 Sheriffs Deputies charged Cody Matthew Jenkins, 303 W. High St., Apt. 1, Woodstock, VA 22664 and Roger Dale Wetzel, Jr., 213 W. Court St. Apt. 4, Woodstock, VA 22664 with possession of marijuana. The court date for both is set for 5/23/08 at 11:00 AM in Shenandoah County GD Court.
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Homemade Twix Bars - Yes, Please!
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I loooove the caramel Twix bars. The shortbread crust on these looks great!ReplyDelete
twix bars are one of my favs, thanks for the recipe! C:ReplyDelete
OMG-I can't even fathom that such awesomeness exists that one can make themselves :) Can't wait for a snowy day to try these out myself.ReplyDelete
Good Lawd, I must make this! Twix bars are one of my favorite candies. Genius.ReplyDelete
I love twix, especially the peanut butter ones. Any ideas on how to make it with peanut butter vice caramel?ReplyDelete
I love Twix, especially the peanut butter ones. Any suggestions on how to make these with peanut butter vice caramel?ReplyDelete
Those look a million times better than a real Twix bar! They would so not last long in my house...ReplyDelete
These look delightful!!! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Looks so beautiful .. Thanks for sharingReplyDelete
really a awesome dish i love it a lotReplyDelete
a very nice post i like it a lot great oneReplyDelete
what a awesome and really a amazing postReplyDelete
Looks delicious!ReplyDelete
I am SO glad I found your blog on RecipeNewZ! Who knew twix bars were SO easy to make? I can't wait to try them! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks everybody for the sweet comments! You guys rock! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousSeptember 28, 2012 at 11:46 PM
Must it be that flour? Or would regular flour be ok?Delete
Do you think you can you caramel in a jar and add the cream or do you have to use the candies??ReplyDelete
Hi Livismomma! Thanks for your comment. I've honestly never worked with the caramel in a jar...You'll just want to make sure that the caramel hardens up enough so that you can cut the dessert into bars. Caramel from a jar might be a tad too soft.ReplyDelete
I'll take one please! These look awesome...they remind me of these homemade snickers bars I have made. Might have to add these to my "collection"...Thanks for sharing! (Found you through recipenewz)ReplyDelete
I just made these and I can't wait for them to set up...I think I'll double the caramel next time though. Thanx so much for sharingReplyDelete
Thanks Sarah and Michelle! :)ReplyDelete
What brand of caramel candy did you use? I could only find caramel topping and it did not set thick at all.ReplyDelete
The flavor is great. I did not have the caramel pieces so I used the topping and it was too loose; it did not set up with the thickness of yours in the picture.ReplyDelete
These are really good. WARNING: be careful cutting them!! I almost impaled myself trying to cut them - even using a sturdy butcher's knife! I would recommend letting them sit out of the fridge for 20 minutes before trying to cut them (they had softened quite a bit by that point) and heat your knife!ReplyDelete
- Kate C.June 19, 2013 at 11:26 PM
Just made these tonight and they are AMAZING!!! I'm still waiting for the chocolate to set completely but I snuck one. :) I used regular bleached flour and the shortbread turned out just great! For any of you wondering what caramel to use, I used the Werther's chewy caramels. 1 package is enough for a thin layer but I recommend 2. Thanks for the recipe. Can't wait to pass these out to the neighbors-if there are any left!ReplyDelete
Thanks to you all for your comments and feedback! :)ReplyDelete

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GALVESTON, Texas (AP) — Traffic backed up on both sides of the Houston Ship Channel that was shut down for a third day Tuesday, after a barge spilled as much as 170,000 gallons of oil into environmentally sensitive waters along the Gulf of Mexico.
About 100 barges and other ships were waiting to enter or leave through the channel that connects the Gulf with Houston and other parts of Southeast Texas, U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Andy Kendrick said.
The Coast Guard hopes to reopen the channel to at least some traffic Tuesday, but Kendrick reiterated earlier statements that officials needed to ensure that the water and the ships moving through them are free of oil.
"We're definitely working hard to ensure that we've gotten clean water so that ships can transit," Kendrick said Tuesday morning. "They're hopeful they can get that done today."
Crews have laid down miles of oil boom and have been picking up black, quarter-sized "tar balls" washing up on shore. Cannons are being blasted on one beach to scare birds from the oil-slicked sand and rocks.
Officials were hopeful Monday that most of the oil that spilled Saturday was drifting out of the channel into the Gulf of Mexico, thus limiting the impact on bird habitats around Galveston Bay as well as beaches and fisheries important to tourists.
"This spill — I think if we keep our fingers crossed — is not going to have the negative impact that it could have had," said Jerry Patterson, commissioner of the Texas General Land Office, the lead state agency on the response to the spill.
The best-case scenario is for most of the slick to remain in the Gulf for at least several days and congeal into small tar balls that wash up further south on the Texas coast, where they can be picked up and removed, Patterson said.
However, officials said Monday night that changing currents, winds and weather were pushing the oil not only further into the Gulf, but also southwest along Galveston Island, resulting in expanded oil recovery efforts.
At Galveston Island, a popular tourist destination due to its beaches and parks, crews have laid booms around environmentally sensitive areas.
Some black, tar-like globs, and a dark line of a sticky, oily substance, could be seen along the shoreline of the Texas City dike, a 5-mile jetty that juts into Galveston Bay across from a tip of Galveston Island.
In Texas City, near several refineries, crews picked tar balls out of the sand and set up cannons that boomed every few minutes to scare off birds.
At Galveston's East Beach, workers set up metal posts to hang lines of absorbent material to collect tar balls as they washed up. On the other side of a jetty, crews were scooping oil from the sand and pouring it into plastic bags.
"It's very hard to tell how long we'll be out here," Coast Guard Petty Officer Richard Forte said.
Jim Guidry, executive vice president of Houston-based Kirby Inland Marine Corp., which owned the barge, has said the company — the nation's largest operator of inland barges — would pay for the cleanup.
Much of the channel's traffic serves refineries key to American oil production. But Patterson said refineries in Texas City appeared to have enough crude oil on hand to continue operating until the ship channel can re-open.
Environmental groups said the spill occurred at an especially sensitive time and place. The channel in Texas City, about 45 miles southeast of Houston, has shorebird habitat on both sides, and tens of thousands of wintering birds are still in the area.
At least 50 birds of six species have needed treatment due to the oil, said Richard Gibbons, conservation director of the Houston Audubon Society. The species include sanderling, ruddy turnstone and the American white pelican, Gibbons said.
Gibbons agreed that the majority of the oil could wash up as tar balls farther south. If it hits the coast sooner, it could damage the natural habitat of many more birds, he said.
The channel, part of the Port of Houston, typically handles as many as 80 large ships daily, as well as about 300 to 400 tugboats and barges.
The barge was carrying about 900,000 gallons when it collided with a ship. The resulting accident falls far short of major American oil spills such as the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster in Alaska, which dumped 11 million gallons of oil into the Prince William Sound, or the Deepwater Horizon spill, in which more than 100 million gallons of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico four years ago.
Nomaan Merchant reported from Dallas. Associated Press writer Michael Graczyk in Texas City contributed to this report.


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By Dr. Ethan Siegel
When you think about the four rocky planets in our Solar SystemMercury, Venus, Earth and Marsyou probably think about them in that exact order: sorted by their distance from the Sun. It wouldn't surprise you all that much to learn that the surface of Mercury reaches daytime temperatures of up to 800°F (430°C), while the surface of Mars never gets hotter than 70°F (20°C) during summer at the equator. On both of these worlds, however, temperatures plummet rapidly during the night; Mercury reaches lows of -280°F (-173°C) while Mars, despite having a day comparable to Earth's in length, will have a summer's night at the equator freeze to temperatures of -100°F (-73°C).
Those temperature extremes from day-to-night don't happen so severely here on Earth, thanks to our atmosphere that's some 140 times thicker than that of Mars. Our average surface temperature is 57°F (14°C), and day-to-night temperature swings are only tens of degrees. But if our world were completely airless, like Mercury, we'd have day-to-night temperature swings that were hundreds of degrees. Additionally, our average surface temperature would be significantly colder, at around 0°F (-18°C), as our atmosphere functions like a blanket: trapping a portion of the heat radiated by our planet and making the entire atmosphere more uniform in temperature.
But it's the second planet from the Sun -- Venus -- that puts the rest of the rocky planets' atmospheres to shame. With an atmosphere 93 times as thick as Earth's, made up almost entirely of carbon dioxide, Venus is the ultimate planetary greenhouse, letting sunlight in but hanging onto that heat with incredible effectiveness. Despite being nearly twice as far away from the Sun as Mercury, and hence only receiving 29% the sunlight-per-unit-area, the surface of Venus is a toasty 864°F (462°C), with no difference between day-and-night temperatures! Even though Venus takes hundreds of Earth days to rotate, its winds circumnavigate the entire planet every four days (with speeds of 220 mph / 360 kph), making day-and-night temperature differences irrelevant.
Catch the hottest planet in our Solar System all spring-and-summer long in the pre-dawn skies, as it waxes towards its full phase, moving away from the Earth and towards the opposite side of the Sun, which it will finally slip behind in November. A little atmospheric greenhouse effect seems to be exactly what we need here on Earth, but as much as Venus? No thanks!
Check out these 10 Need-to-Know Things About Venus: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object=Venus .
Kids can learn more about the crazy weather on Venus and other places in the Solar System at NASAs Space Place: http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/planet-weather.
This article was provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Image credit: NASA's Pioneer Venus Orbiter image of Venus's upper-atmosphere clouds as seen in the ultraviolet, 1979.
The Power of the Sun's Engines
By Dr. Ethan Siegel
Here on Earth, the sun provides us with the vast majority of our energy, striking the top of the atmosphere with up to 1,000 Watts of power per square meter, albeit highly dependent on the sunlight's angle-of-incidence. But remember that the sun is a whopping 150 million kilometers away, and sends an equal amount of radiation in all directions; the Earth-facing direction is nothing special. Even considering sunspots, solar flares, and long-and-short term variations in solar irradiance, the sun's energy output is always constant to about one-part-in-1,000. All told, our parent star consistently outputs an estimated 4 × 1026 Watts of power; one second of the sun's emissions could power all the world's energy needs for over 700,000 years.
That's a literally astronomical amount of energy, and it comes about thanks to the hugeness of the sun. With a radius of 700,000 kilometers, it would take 109 Earths, lined up from end-to-end, just to go across the diameter of the sun once. Unlike our Earth, however, the sun is made up of around 70% hydrogen by mass, and it's the individual protons or the nuclei of hydrogen atoms that fuse together, eventually becoming helium-4 and releasing a tremendous amount of energy. All told, for every four protons that wind up becoming helium-4, a tiny bit of mass just 0.7% of the original amount gets converted into energy by E=mc2, and that's where the sun's power originates.
You'd be correct in thinking that fusing ~4 × 1038 protons-per-second gives off a tremendous amount of energy, but remember that nuclear fusion occurs in a huge region of the sun: about the innermost quarter (in radius) is where 99% of it is actively taking place. So there might be 4 × 1026 Watts of power put out, but that's spread out over 2.2 × 1025 cubic meters, meaning the sun's energy output per-unit-volume is just 18 W / m3. Compare this to the average human being, whose basal metabolic rate is equivalent to around 100 Watts, yet takes up just 0.06 cubic meters of space. In other words, you emit 100 times as much energy-per-unit-volume as the sun! It's only because the sun is so large and massive that its power is so great.
It's this slow process, releasing huge amounts of energy per reaction over an incredibly large volume, that has powered life on our world throughout its entire history. It may not appear so impressive if you look at just a tiny region, but at least for our sun that huge size really adds up!
Check out these 10 Need-to-Know Things About the Sun: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object=Sun .
Kids can learn more about an intriguing solar mystery at NASAs Space Place: http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/sun-corona.
This article was provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Image credit: Composite of 25 images of the sun, showing solar outburst/activity over a 365 day period. NASA/Solar Dynamics Observatory/Atmospheric Imaging Assembly/S. Wiessinger; post-processing by E. Siegel.
Old Tool, New Use: GPS and the Terrestrial Reference Frame
By Alex H. Kasprak
Flying over 1300 kilometers above Earth, the Jason 2 satellite knows its distance from the ocean down to a matter of centimeters, allowing for the creation of detailed maps of the oceans surface. This information is invaluable to oceanographers and climate scientists. By understanding the oceans complex topographyits barely perceptible hills and troughsthese scientists can monitor the pace of sea level rise, unravel the intricacies of ocean currents, and project the effects of future climate change.
But these measurements would be useless if there were not some frame of reference to put them in context. A terrestrial reference frame, ratified by an international group of scientists, serves that purpose. Its a lot like air, says JPL scientist Jan Weiss. Its all around us and is vitally important, but people dont really think about it. Creating such a frame of reference is more of a challenge than you might think, though. No point on the surface of Earth is truly fixed.
To create a terrestrial reference frame, you need to know the distance between as many points as possible. Two methods help achieve that goal. Very-long baseline interferometry uses multiple radio antennas to monitor the signal from something very far away in space, like a quasar. The distance between the antennas can be calculated based on tiny changes in the time it takes the signal to reach them. Satellite laser ranging, the second method, bounces lasers off of satellites and measures the two-way travel time to calculate distance between ground stations.
Weiss and his colleagues would like to add a third method into the mixGPS. At the moment, GPS measurements are used only to tie together the points created by very long baseline interferometry and satellite laser ranging together, not to directly calculate a terrestrial reference frame.
There hasnt been a whole lot of serious effort to include GPS directly, says Weiss. His goal is to show that GPS can be used to create a terrestrial reference frame on its own. The thing about GPS thats different from very-long baseline interferometry and satellite laser ranging is that you dont need complex and expensive infrastructure and can deploy many stations all around the world.
Feeding GPS data directly into the calculation of a terrestrial reference frame could lead to an even more accurate and cost effective way to reference points geospatially. This could be good news for missions like Jason 2. Slight errors in the terrestrial reference frame can create significant errors where precise measurements are required. GPS stations could prove to be a vital and untapped resource in the quest to create the most accurate terrestrial reference frame possible. The thing about GPS, says Weiss, is that you are just so data rich when compared to these other techniques.
You can learn more about NASAs efforts to create an accurate terrestrial reference frame here: http://http://space-geodesy.nasa.gov/.
Kids can learn all about GPS by visiting http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/gps and watching a fun animation about finding pizza here: http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/gps-pizza.
This article was provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Caption: Artists interpretation of the Jason 2 satellite. To do its job properly, satellites like Jason 2 require as accurate a terrestrial reference frame as possible. Image courtesy: NASA/JPL-Caltech.
A Two-Toned Wonder from the Saturnian Outskirts
By Dr. Ethan Siegel
Although Saturn has been known as long as humans have been watching the night sky, it's only since the invention of the telescope that we've learned about the rings and moons of this giant, gaseous world. You might know that the largest of Saturn's moons is Titan, the second largest moon in the entire Solar System, discovered by Christiaan Huygens in 1655. It was just 16 years later, in 1671, that Giovanni Cassini (for whom the famed division in Saturn's ringsand the NASA mission now in orbit thereis named) discovered the second of Saturn's moons: Iapetus. Unlike Titan, Iapetus could only be seen when it was on the west side of Saturn, leading Cassini to correctly conclude that not only was Iapetus tidally locked to Saturn, but that its trailing hemisphere was intrinsically brighter than its darker, leading hemisphere. This has very much been confirmed in modern times!
In fact, the darkness of the leading side is comparable to coal, while the rest of Iapetus is as white as thick sea ice. Iapetus is the most distant of all of Saturn's large moons, with an average orbital distance of 3.5 million km, but the culprit of the mysterious dark side is four times as distant: Saturn's remote, captured moon, the dark, heavily cratered Phoebe!
Orbiting Saturn in retrograde, or the opposite direction to Saturn's rotation and most of its other Moons, Phoebe most probably originated in the Kuiper Belt, migrating inwards and eventually succumbing to gravitational capture. Due to its orbit, Phoebe is constantly bombarded by micrometeoroid-sized (and larger) objects, responsible for not only its dented and cavity-riddled surface, but also for a huge, diffuse ring of dust grains spanning quadrillions of cubic kilometers! The presence of the "Phoebe Ring" was only discovered in 2009, by NASA's infrared-sensitive Spitzer Space Telescope. As the Phoebe Ring's dust grains absorb and re-emit solar radiation, they spiral inwards towards Saturn, where they smash into Iapetusorbiting in the opposite directionlike bugs on a highway windshield. Was the dark, leading edge of Iapetus due to it being plastered with material from Phoebe? Did those impacts erode the bright surface layer away, revealing a darker substrate?
In reality, the dark particles picked up by Iapetus aren't enough to explain the incredible brightness differences alone, but they absorb and retain just enough extra heat from the Sun during Iapetus' day to sublimate the ice around it, which resolidifies preferentially on the trailing side, lightening it even further. So it's not just a thin, dark layer from an alien moon that turns Iapetus dark; it's the fact that surface ice sublimates and can no longer reform atop the leading side that darkens it so severely over time. And that storyonly confirmed by observations in the last few yearsis the reason for the one-of-a-kind appearance of Saturn's incredible two-toned moon, Iapetus!
Learn more about Iapetus here: http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/science/moons/iapetus.
Kids can learn more about Saturns rings at NASAs Space Place: http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/saturn-rings.
This article was provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Images credit: Saturn & the Phoebe Ring (middle) - NASA/JPL-Caltech/Keck; Iapetus (top left) - NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute/Cassini Imaging Team; Phoebe (bottom right) - NASA/ESA/JPL/Space Science Institute/Cassini Imaging Team.
Surprising Young Stars in the Oldest Places in the Universe
By Dr. Ethan Siegel
Littered among the stars in our night sky are the famed deep-sky objects. These range from extended spiral and elliptical galaxies millions or even billions of light years away to the star clusters, nebulae, and stellar remnants strewn throughout our own galaxy. But there's an intermediate class of objects, too: the globular star clusters, self-contained clusters of stars found in spherically-distributed halos around each galaxy.
Back before there were any stars or galaxies in the universe, it was an expanding, cooling sea of matter and radiation containing regions where the matter was slightly more dense in some places than others. While gravity worked to pull more and more matter into these places, the pressure from radiation pushed back, preventing the gravitational collapse of gas clouds below a certain mass. In the young universe, this meant no clouds smaller than around a few hundred thousand times the mass of our Sun could collapse. This coincides with a globular cluster's typical mass, and their stars are some of the oldest in the universe!
These compact, spherical collections of stars are all less than 100 light-years in radius, but typically have around 100,000 stars inside them, making them nearly 100 times denser than our neighborhood of the Milky Way! The vast majority of globular clusters have extremely few heavy elements (heavier than helium), as little as 1% of what we find in our Sun. There's a good reason for this: our Sun is only 4.5 billion years old and has seen many generations of stars live-and-die, while globular clusters (and the stars inside of them) are often over 13 billion years old, or more than 90% the age of the universe! When you look inside one of these cosmic collections, you're looking at some of the oldest stellar swarms in the known universe.
Yet when you look at a high-resolution image of these relics from the early universe, you'll find a sprinkling of hot, massive, apparently young blue stars! Is there a stellar fountain of youth inside? Kind of! These massive stellar swarms are so dense -- especially towards the center -- that mergers, mass siphoning and collisions between stars are quite common. When two long-lived, low-mass stars interact in these ways, they produce a hotter, bluer star that will be much shorter lived, known as a blue straggler star. First discovered by Allan Sandage in 1953, these young-looking stars arise thanks to stellar cannibalism. So enjoy the brightest and bluest stars in these globular clusters, found right alongside the oldest known stars in the universe!
Learn about a recent globular cluster discovery here: http://www.nasa.gov/press/2013/september/hubble-uncovers-largest-known-group-of-star-clusters-clues-to-dark-matter.gov.
Kids can learn more about how stars work by listening to The Space Places own Dr. Marc: http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/podcasts/en/#stars.
This article was provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Caption: Globular Cluster NGC 6397. Credit: ESA & Francesco Ferraro (Bologna Astronomical Observatory)/NASA, Hubble Space Telescope, WFPC2.


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Saudi Arabia's $3 billion grant to Lebanese army "not directly related" to Syria, say reports
Saudi Arabia is giving the Lebanese national army $3 billion in aid, Lebanon's President Michel Suleiman said on Sunday, describing it as the largest grant given to the armed forces in Lebanon's history.
"The king of the brotherly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is offering this generous and appreciated aid of $3 billion to the Lebanese army to strengthen its capabilities," Suleiman said in a televised address.
Suleiman said the Saudi funds aim in the first place to support Lebanon's unity, and will allow the naitional army to purchase French weapons.
He also said the deal was discussed during the visit of French President Francois Hollande to Saudi capital on Sunday.
The aid pledge comes amid mounting sectarian tension in Lebanon related to the war in neighbouring Syria.
Lebanon's powerful Shiite Hezbollah movement is fighting alongside President Bashar al-Assad's forces against an uprising that many Lebanese Sunnis support.
Saudi Arabia is a leading backer of the opposition battling Assad's regime, which has relied on strong support from Shiite Iran.
Suleiman's announcement comes two days after a bombing that targeted a leading critic of Hezbollah and the Syrian regime, though the Saudi aid pledge did not appear to be directly related.
He said the money would be used to buy weapons from France, pointing to the "historical ties that link it to Lebanon and the depth of the military cooperation between the two countries".
Suleiman did not specify what weapons would be purchased.
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Cornerback Rashad Wadood -- Eastern's second Pac-12 Conference transfer in as many seasons – has been admitted and enrolled at Eastern Washington University, and will join the Eagle football program when practices begin on July 31, head coach Beau Baldwin announced Wednesday.
The Arizona State University transfer and Long Beach, Calif., native played in 20 games as a Sun Devil – 10 each in 2011 and 2013. Interestingly, the final high school game of his career came against current Eastern quarterback Vernon Adams Jr.
"We're excited to add a player like Rashad with his skill and experience," said Eastern head coach Beau Baldwin. "He provides leadership and experience at a position where it is needed. We've heard nothing but great things about this young man, not only in terms of his ability to play the game, but also his character on and off the field."
Wadood (pronounced "Wah-doo") is a welcome addition to an Eagle secondary that lost both of its starting cornerbacks and its top backup from last year's squad. Currently listed on the preseason depth chart as starters are junior Frank Cange and redshirt freshman Jake Hoffman. Among the returning safeties are UCLA transfer Tevin McDonald, who earned third team All-Big Sky Conference honors a year ago for the Eagles.
The Eagles have already been picked as a preseason No. 1 team in the NCAA Football Championship subdivision by several magazines.
"I'm anxious to come in and contribute where I can to an already good team," Wadood said. "As far as FCS schools go, Eastern is the best and has a strong history. Every FBS school respects Eastern. I knew a little about their program before I decided to transfer."
Wadood saw action at ASU as a true freshman in 2011, playing in the school's first 10 games. He had six tackles – all coming is six separate games -- before suffering a season-ending knee injury in a 37-27 loss against Washington State on Nov. 12, 2011. His luck was no better in 2012 when a torn labrum forced him to redshirt.
In 2013, all seven of his tackles came against Colorado on Oct. 12 in an overwhelming 54-13 win in which the Sun Devils led at halftime 47-6. He was listed as a starter at cornerback on ASU's depth chart this past spring.
While at Lakewood High School in Long Beach, Calif., Wadood ranked among the top 60 cornerback prospects in the nation. His career came to an end on Nov. 26, 2010, when Lakewood lost to Adams and Alemany High School 42-21 in the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section Pac-5 Playoffs. Interestingly, that very evening was when Eastern offered a scholarship to Adams.
"Pretty much everything he is doing now he was doing back then," added Wadood, who also has associations with former Eagles Marcus Walker (2005-06-07-08) and Ryan Kelley (2007-08). "So it's no surprise to see the success he is having in college."


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With temperatures high and hot these days I thought I'd share a photo from one of the hottest places on Earth. Death Valley National Park here in California. Needless to say it's also one of my favorite places to drive to and more so than that … [Read more...]
Playa of stars
When I made my way out to the Racetrack Playa in Death Valley, it was flooded and iced over. So needless to say I was prevented from getting out onto the Playa to shoot the Grandstand like I had hoped. But that didn't mean that I wasn't going to … [Read more...]
Zabriskie pano
If there's one thing that folks may not know about me in terms of photography, it's that I shoot panoramic images. Now, to be clear, I may shoot them, but I don't necessarily process them. And at the very least, I don't publish many of them. … [Read more...]
Something worth remembering
In my opinion, one great advantage of the digital age of photography is being able to store RAW files, digital negatives if you will, on hard drives or in the cloud for just about forever. Or until the hard drive is tossed into a volcano. … [Read more...]
A revealing sunrise
With my last trip to Death Valley solely focused on shooting the night sky, there was no way that I would leave there without attempting at least one sunrise. After all, sunrises and sunsets tend to be quite spectacular from most anywhere there. … [Read more...]
The brightest star remix
Once in a while I like to dip into my processed photo archives to see what photos I might be able to do better on now as opposed to back then. It's a good exercise to do in my opinion and a good way to gauge how far I've come when it comes to … [Read more...]
Swirls of peaks
While I haven't had the luck of having the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes completely to myself yet, I have been able to find some very interesting patterns in several of the dunes in the area. I hiked my way up to one of the higher dunes to get an … [Read more...]
Stay back from the edge
I've taken several photos of the Manly Beacon of Zabriskie Point in one of my favorite places to shoot, Death Valley. I've only been going out there once or twice a year since 2011, which isn't a lot compared to other of the Death Valley … [Read more...]
Last of the moon
When I was last out in Death Valley National Park I was determined to catch a great sunset. The only problem was that there wasn't a cloud in the sky. Not to say that that wouldn't make for a great sunset, but I had envisioned an epic sky … [Read more...]
Bushes and stars
With the last trip to Death Valley having an emphasis on shooting the night starry sky, it's safe to say that I didn't waste any opportunity to shoot what I could. Looking back on it I'm sure I could have shot much more with many more … [Read more...]
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theory: All content tagged as theory in NoSQL databases and polyglot persistence
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
Google Research: Moore's Law series
Not strictly a NoSQL or even data related series of posts from Google research, but a very interesting read about Moore's law, what kind of research is happening in this space, and what we need to do to have the same advance in 10-15 years:
This series quotes major sources about Moore's Law and explores how they believe Moore's Law will likely continue over the course of the next several years. We will also explore if there are fields other than digital electronics that either have an emerging Moore's Law situation, or promises for such a Law that would drive their future performance.
- Brief history of Moore's Law and current state
- More Moore and More than Moore
- Possible extrapolations over the next 15 years and impact
- Moore's Law in other domains
A teaser:
As we look at the years 2020–2025, we can see that the physical dimensions of CMOS manufacture are expected to be crossing below the 10 nanometer threshold. It is expected that as dimensions approach the 5–7 nanometer range it will be difficult to operate any transistor structure that is utilizing the metal-oxide semiconductor (MOS) physics as the basic principle of operation. Of course, we expect that new devices, like the very promising tunnel transistors, will allow a smooth transition from traditional CMOS to this new class of devices to reach these new levels of miniaturization. However, it is becoming clear that fundamental geometrical limits will be reached in the above timeframe. By fully utilizing the vertical dimension, it will be possible to stack layers of transistors on top of each other, and this 3D approach will continue to increase the number of components per square millimeter even when horizontal physical dimensions will no longer be amenable to any further reduction. It seems important, then, that we ask ourselves a fundamental question: "How will we be able to increase the computation and memory capacity when the device physical limits will be reached?" It becomes necessary to re-examine how we can get more information in a finite amount of space.
Original title and link: Google Research: Moore's Law series ( ©myNoSQL)
Monday, 11 November 2013
Carnegie Mellon's Introduction to machine learning course
Carnegie Mellon has made available its "Introduction to machine learning" course available online. Free.
No excuses.
Original title and link: Carnegie Mellon's Introduction to machine learning course ( ©myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
What Is a Data Fabric Architecture?
Great educational post by Robert Hodges about what is a data fabric, the architecture of data fabrics and underlying high level implementation details:
It must hide failures, maintenance, and schema upgrades on individual DBMS hosts. It must permit data to distribute across geographic regions. It must deliver and accept transactions from NoSQL, data warehouses, and commercial DBMS in real time. It must allow smooth technology upgrade and replacement. Finally, it must look as much like a single DBMS server to applications as possible.
I've learned a couple of things from it:
- the expectations and requirements, plus possible approaches for designing data-as-a-service systems
- the challenges, complexity and trade-offs involved in scaling relational databases.
Original title and link: What Is a Data Fabric Architecture? ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://scale-out-blog.blogspot.com/2013/02/introducing-data-fabric-design-for.html
Thursday, 27 September 2012
Test Driving Database Indexes
Myron Marston:
Database indexes are conceptually very simple, but in practice, I've found that it's hard to predict when they'll get used and what indexes a given table needs. On a project at work I came up with the idea to test-drive my database indexes, just like I test-drive the rest of my code. I'd like to share the approach I came up with.
A very interesting idea at least for MySQL users.
Original title and link: Test Driving Database Indexes ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://myronmars.to/n/dev-blog/2012/09/test-driving-database-indexes
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
New Fibre Transfer Speed Record
Researchers have set a new record for the rate of data transfer using a single laser: 26 terabits per second.
The only question now is how soon we will see these speeds live.
Original title and link: New Fibre Transfer Speed Record (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
Friday, 4 December 2009
No Relation: The Mixed Blessings of Non-Relational Databases
A paper by Ian Thomas Varley, M.S.E. covering the following aspects of non-relational databases:
- use cases
- pros and cons
- design strategies
The paper in PDF format can be downloaded from ☞ here
Thursday, 3 December 2009
The Confused World of "NoSQL"
I believe it would be beneficial to seperate these use-cases and treat them differently (eg. call one NoSQL and the other DDS for Distributed Data Store).
I'd argue that we should firstly get these use cases.
via: http://bytepawn.com/2009/11/28/the-confused-world-of-nosql/
Wednesday, 2 December 2009
Query Processing for NOSQL DB
Nevetheless, compare to the more mature RDBMS, NoSQL has some fundamental limitations that we need to be aware of.
via: http://architects.dzone.com/news/query-processing-nosql-db
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Should You Repair Or Replace Your Home's Roof?
In case you are worried about your roofing Portland Oregon has many distinct businesses that may help you with coming to a decision whether you will need to repair or maybe remove and replace the roof if you see something may be awry. Having said that, another thing you're going to have to bear in mind is you need to find the perfect business to assist you too. This can help you reduce expenses, and can make sure you receive good quality recommendations when it comes to repair or replacement.
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Merchant Accounts And Credit Card Processing It is very important for online store owners to have a merchant account, and word is, it is very difficult to go through credit card processing with this type of account because of the very high fees in each process. One of the major issues that merchant account owners would usually complain about would be that each time their customers make a transaction with them, they would have to pay for an additional fee in order for them to process the payment and when added up all in all, the total amount is just expensive. This is exactly what breaks the deal when it comes to this sort of business and what could put a damper on everything. Not only is this an obvious bummer, but it could also become one of the reasons why a business could fail. And one of the solutions for that would be to locate top merchant processors for your merchant account. Not only should an online store owner open up a merchant account for one's business, but they should also make certain that they also make use of credit card processing services as well. What's really great about a merchant account for anyone who has an online shop is the fact that it could pretty much help the sellers verify as to whether or not credit card transactions from their customers really are valid as it would automatically check the status of the credit card and whether or not it still has enough of credit payments allowed to complete the whole transaction. Since it has been common online to encounter payments being done on a fake credit card, the store owners will no longer have to worry about this kind of thing happening to them as they are already protected from it. It is very important that anyone who is thinking of opening up a merchant account should also look for processing services that do not go so high on the fees. Your choice of a service provider will really affect the benefits that you get as an owner of a merchant account, and that you must always make certain of looking into carefully.And since online stores are understood to be a whole lot cheaper than physical stores, profit mark-ups are really not that huge online and therefore it could help a lot to have very low processing fees. Once you have your merchant account opened, each transaction will be processed swiftly.
The Beginners Guide To Options (What You Need To Know To Get Started)
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How I Achieved Maximum Success with Experts
Getting Help for IRS Concerns All Americans fear the three letters IRS which should not be the case since IRS help is available for everyone. It's a fact that people can quiver all the time when they get correspondence from IRS which doesn't have a refund check with it. It's given that they can be scary particularly when you have back taxes or have returns that are not filed. Once they have to close a file and collect back taxes they are really a pain since they won't give up at all. Unfortunately, you will find people who immediately give up the moment they see the IRS coming. IRS help is intended for the millions of people who have concerns when it comes to back taxes and unfiled returns. Tax experts are available who have the knowledge in dealing with the IRS and try to beat them in their very own game. It's very likely that the IRS will implement their unscrupulous techniques on you for you to pay your dues even if you say that you don't owe them money in any way. The IRS is not that perfect and there are tax experts that can identify their errors which they can try to remedy with IRS laws for your own protection. There are many instances when fees can be waived or the principal amount taken out as an effect of the changing tax codes because of the changing tax codes or items which are usually ignored by the IRS people.
The Ultimate Guide to Experts
The IRS at all times capitalizes on the idea that individual taxpayers tend to be inept when it comes to tax codes but with professional help from the IRS you would have the deals that can help protect you. In fact, by having someone aside from yourself who will work on back taxes or your unfiled returns you will set yourself free from the IRS chasing you for a while. They will soon find out how experts are knowledgeable about their own game and so they would be willing to cut a deal. The most common thought of the taxpayer is that when he hires a taxpayer to help him with the IRS issues the agency will think he has indeed done something totally wrong but for real the IRS would instead deal with a tax expert than the individual taxpayer. It's much more likely that you will have a deal with them which you might not be able to attain by yourself.
What Do You Know About Professionals
The best way for you to avoid tax problems and the scary phone calls and letters from the IRS is to seek the help of a professional. It's good to allow the right people who know the IRS laws well to fight for your own rights.
The Best Investment in the USA Nowadays is in Gold
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Loganville has a variety of fine Christian schools and HOPE3 Montessori & Christian Academy is the newest (not affiliated with any other school).
Integrity Christian Academy certainly does not live up to it's name. It started out being a great experience for my children but it did not end that way. The owner is very deceptive. She is passive aggressive when it comes to parents' concerns and issues. The school has moved numerous times because of evictions. The teachers are not paid. I would think twice about sending my child here
This is the worst school in the state of Georgia, the teachers are not paid duly, the principal lies a lot, the school environment has Been subject to several evictions, the students another barely taught , this is the worst use of tuition
I did my research and found that the first graduating class 4 out of 7 students received scholarships and were accepted and now attend University of Washington, Art Institute of Atlanta, Georgia Gwinnett College University and one of them received the Hope scholarship. I'm thinking about sending my student so I have to do more research. The second graduating class also have students in a 4 year university in the state of Georgia. My student is at a critical age (High School) and needs to know the correct information. I asked and received proof and also did my own research. I will now ask about certifications, but I did see degrees on the wall. Thanks for the information.
Integrity Christian Academy or Integrity Christian Prep Academy as it is being called now, communicates that their educational standards are above the bar when in actuality your child will receive an education that is not equivalent to GCPS. I agree with everything that was mentioned in the parent review dated April 2013. If you are ready to pay tuition for your child's education, please take the time to thoroughly question and/or investigate ICA/ICPA. Many teachers do not have degrees. Most of the teacher's don't have any type of certifications. The staff is not paid on a consistent and timely basis, which could interfere with teacher's providing a quality education. Staff retention is terrible! Parents pay book fees annually, but the books are old and outdated. The majority of the students in middle/high school have IEP's. ICA/ICPA doesn't staff the appropriate personnel to deal with the different IEP scenarios that are enrolled. The owner lacks integrity, accountability and fails to focus solely on the children's education. Be aware, if you want a quality education that is above the GCPS standards, you will need to look to enroll your child/children somewhere else!
I think you should know that if you send your child to this school in they will not be on the same level as public school students. The teachers were not property paid. Majority of the students and parents of the students are EIP students. If you check their are very few accelerated or scholastic middle and high school students at this school. So, the teacher in middle and high school have to tremendously slow down the learning process to accomodate the majority, or they keep a steady pace and pad the EIP students grades. The elementary K-5 portion of the school really does, rock. But, then its easier to mask academics in elementary school than it is in Middle and High school. Don't take my word for it, ask about the number of students that graduate and attend ivy league school or major colleges. Better yet, ask about how many students from Intergrity Christian Academty recieve scholastic scholarships. Most parents that brag about the school work there. Ask, the parent teachers, if there middle and high school students attend ICA? If you have a child with and EIP, this is the school for you. Unlike public school they will pad the grade so your child can graduate and finish.
I am unsure about this school and whether it was worth the tuition that its paid.
We are so excited to have the privilege to be a part of this school. I have seen parents working around proud. ICA rocks!!
My daughter is excelling so much now that she attends ICA. She is learning material that her grade level will not normally learn in a public school. I will never in a million years think of sending her to another school! Praise God for ICA
I enrolled my three sons for the 2011 - 2012 school year. This school is wonderful. The administration is very welcoming and concerned with the well being of each child enrolled. I really like the fact that the classroom sizes are very small. I think that helps the teachers as well as the students thrive. My sons are enrolled in PK3, 1st and 6th grade and they are ALL taking a foreign language..yes even the PK3 student. Thanks ICA for being there!
This is my sons first year here and I wish this is where we began. I am really happy to see my son thriving. I asked him what he liked about the school and he said EVERYTHING! this is a child that normally replies, recess or lunch. The class size is very small, his teacher is very patient, thorough, calm, and well poised. This is a great school with strong leadership as the Principal comes across as stern, caring, and nurturing. It's a great feeling to know that my son is in a great school with a christian foundation.
The school really deals with the whole child and does not allow students to be treated different. The staff is hands on and very caring.
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In over 1,500 villages, women freshly steam or fry the snack every day. They mix WFP Super Cereal, a flour made from corn and soya and enriched with important vitamins and minerals, with sugar and vegetable oil and then shape them into small patties for cooking.
School meals also encourage parents to send their kids to school: From 2002 to 2010, the enrolment rate in WFP-assisted provinces has grown two times faster than the national average, with enrolment among girls rising from 53 to 85 percent.
Education helps break the cycle of poverty and undernutrition: educated children, like these fourth-graders in Santhong village, grow into men and women who can earn more and in turn, are more likely to be able to provide enough food to their own children and send them to school.
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Cool and Chic Oberfeld Residence Design by Studio Pali Fekete Architects
Oberfeld Residence is located on the other side of the hill, which is clean, in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, this house has two large floors and a basement, a large lawn, with views of the valley below, and designed by Studio Pali Fekete Architects (SPF : a). The house is composed of concrete and steel-framed-TEN core, because it is located on steep slopes with large concrete retaining wall to hold back on the hill. Luxurious interiors and a myriad of imported stone, textured floors above Mafi. Oberfeld Residence consists of five-bedroom and bathroom. One is the master suite has a private balcony overlooking the pool and has a large clear glass windows. On the other bangian of Residence Oberfeld there runag home theater, home office, spa suite, living room and wine cellar. Read the rest of this entry »
Minimalist Industrial Materials Flat Design Inspiration by Pasel.Kuenzel
This modern house situated in a former industrial area in the center of Leiden, the Netherlands, designed by Pasel.Kuenzel. Design house is solving two of the most important needs of the urban housing: light and space. The house is divided into two parts, easily identified by differences in the materials used in the facade. The first, larger, part has a bedroom and living room has high windows and the interior with natural light to fill. The second part is long and narrow and contains service areas: bathroom, kitchen, utility room and stairs. The roof is not flat but slightly inclined to let more light in the bedroom and you could see the stars while sheltering roof garden view of neighbors and people on the street. Read the rest of this entry »
Simple and Minimalist Villa Design Ideas in Mediterranean by McLean Quinlan Architects
Modern design for the building of this villa is located in Andalucia with command views over the Mediterranean Sea, Rock of Gibraltar and Serranía de Ronda designed by McLean Quinlan Architects, it used a spectacular landscape will lead to the creation of a building model for the 21st century. The building of this villa has seven bedrooms for the family and their guests in three separate pavilions connected by water from the pool, garden and patio stone. To view influenced by shading and water park within a park of Islam is a practical and metaphorical impact on the design of entire buildings that refers to the historical context. Read the rest of this entry »


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Republicans beliefs not enough to govern
Mike Pence's naive belief is that allowing Hoosiers to keep more of their hard-earned money will create jobs (Pence, Bosma differ on proposed tax cuts, Nov. 20). In response to this unsupported, woefully flawed supply-side economic belief, I can only allude to the father of modern-day supply side advocates, Ronald Reagan.
So to Pence and the rank-and-file GOP, there you go again, citing your beliefs as both rationale and justification for governing, as though if the GOP believes strongly enough in an idea or concept, it must be accurate and trustworthy. Please bring more to the tax cut discussion than just your gut feeling.
In the world of professional economic research, the ability of tax cuts to create good jobs can easily be proven true or false by crunching employment data from today's date back to 2001 or 2003, to the two main tax cuts – the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, and the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003, known as the Bush tax cuts.
So to Pence and the GOP, consider yourselves on notice that Hoosiers are counting on much more than just your beliefs to move us from our current predicament economically to a more fruitful economy with a more advantageous future for more Hoosiers.
LEN MAYDWELL Huntington
Season not only begins too early; it ends too early
Although I certainly agree with the sentiment in Robert Hollenberg's letter (Holiday encroachment increasing by the year, Dec. 3), I offer a correction from my point of view.
For people of many Christian faith traditions, Christmas does not begin after Thanksgiving, it begins at midnight on Dec. 25 and runs until Jan. 6, the actual season of Christmas popularized in the carol The Twelve Days of Christmas. Jan. 6 marks Epiphany, when the Wise Men arrived in Bethlehem. The period preceding Christmas is called Advent, a wonderful time of prayer, preparation and reflecting on scriptural promises.
It breaks my heart on Dec. 26 to not be able to listen to Christmas carols on the radio and to see many Christmas trees absent from windows; even our wonderful downtown Christmas lights go dark on Jan. 1. As Andy Williams sings, it's the most wonderful time of the year. So let's enjoy it for its full duration.
TERRY BROBERG-SWANGIN Fort Wayne
Lets return to animals the kindness they show us
I found it very interesting that in the same paper printed Dec. 2, there was a letter on the Editorial page about the inhumane treatment of a fatally injured doe that was hit in traffic, and Frank Gray's article titled Memorials to pets prove it's more than puppy love.
As Mr. Gray states, our pets remain with us until they die or we do and, unlike our friends and relatives, are happy to see us arrive home and sit and cuddle with us after a busy, intense day. Their comfort helps to relax and prepare us for a peaceful evening and to face the next day.
Therefore, it seems that we should be humane enough to treat our animal companions with humanity and kindness.
I realize I wasn't there to see the deer occurrence, but evidently it was disturbing enough for a citizen to write a letter to a newspaper. The police officers' jobs are difficult at best, but maybe there might have been a better way.
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ALABAMA: The nation's No. 1 team continued its dominating start to the season, as it dismissed SEC West rival Arkansas, 52-0, in the conference opener on the road this past Saturday. It was the largest margin of victory for Alabama (3-0, 1-0 SEC) in an SEC game since it beat Auburn, 55-0, back in 1948. The offense was as efficient as it could have been, scoring six touchdowns in six trips to the red zone. A.J. McCarron completed 11-of-16 passes for 189 yards, including a touchdown strike to Amari Cooper. Eddie Lacy had 55 yards rushing and was responsible for three of the Tide's six rushing scores. Even though Arkansas was without its All-SEC quarterback Tyler Wilson, the defensive effort was nonetheless spectacular for Alabama, holding the Razorbacks to just 137 yards of total offense while recording four sacks, five forced fumbles (three fumble recoveries) and two interceptions. Alabama should be in line for another easy win this week when it hosts Florida Atlantic.
ARKANSAS: A week after suffering a devastating loss to ULM that dropped them out of the Top-25, the Razorbacks' misfortune continued on Saturday afternoon as they were blown out by No. 1 Alabama on their own field, 52-0. Without star quarterback Tyler Wilson, Arkansas (1-2, 0-1) was a mess on offense, compiling just 137 yards while committing five turnovers. Allen Brandon struggled filling in for Wilson, throwing for just 60 yards on 10-of-18 passing with two interceptions. Brandon Mitchell (1-of-7, 19 yards) was also ineffective under center. Knile Davis gained 59 yards on the afternoon, albeit on less than three yards per carry. The Razorbacks will try to get back in the win column this week when they host Rutgers.
AUBURN: Auburn faced a scare on Saturday afternoon as ULM came back from 21 points down to force overtime, but a Cody Parkey field goal in the extra session secured a 31-28 win for the Tigers, thus avoiding their first 0-3 start since 1950. It was the rushing attack that catapulted the Tigers to the win, as the team racked up 255 yards on the day. Tre Mason (22 carries, 90 yards, TD) was a workhorse, while Onterio Smith (11 carries, 128 yards, TD) showed more explosion on fewer touches. After struggling in the first two weeks, Kiehl Frazier was far from impressive (10-of-18, 130 yards, TD, INT), but he also added a 33-yard touchdown reception from Quan Berry on a trick play in the second quarter. Auburn (1-2) will head back to its SEC schedule this week when it hosts national powerhouse LSU.
FLORIDA: The Gators found themselves down 20-13 midway through the third quarter against nationally-ranked Tennessee, but finished the game scoring 24 straight points to pull out an impressive conference road win, 37-20. The offense was clicking all night, outgaining the Vols 555-340. Most of those yards came from the ground game, with Mike Gillislee (18 carries, 115 yards), Trey Burton (three carries, 91 yards, two TDs) and Jeff Driskel (eight carries, 81 yards) shouldering the load. Driskel was also instrumental under center, completing 14-of-20 passes for 219 yards and two scores, including a 23-yard touchdown strike to Jordan Reed late in the third quarter, which proved to be the game-winner. Florida (3-0, 2-0 SEC) has now won eight games in a row in the series with Tennessee, and it will try to continue its conference success this Saturday at home versus Kentucky.
GEORGIA: The Bulldogs allowed Florida Atlantic to stick around for much of the first half, but eventually pulled away in record-breaking style to post a 56-20 victory. They set a school record for total offense on the night with 713 yards, and have now scored 40 points or more in their first three games for the first time in program history. Aaron Murray didn't need to throw the ball much (14-of-19), but the results were explosive with 342 passing yards and two touchdowns to Michael Bennett (four catches, 110 yards) and Arthur Lynch (three catches, 73 yards). Todd Gurley (111 yards) and Keith Marshall (104 yards) each topped the century mark rushing and scored a touchdown on just 10 carries apiece. Murray also ran in a pair of scores. The defense played great as well, highlighted by a 35-yard interception return for a touchdown by Amario Herrera in the third quarter. Georgia will attempt to move to 4-0 this Saturday when it entertains Vanderbilt.
KENTUCKY: Down by a touchdown with under a minute to play in regulation against Western Kentucky, Maxwell Smith connected on a 22-yard touchdown pass to DeMarcus Sweat to send the game to overtime. The Wildcats scored a touchdown on its first overtime possession, but the Hilltoppers answered that with a score of their own and a successful two-point conversion as UK fell in a heart-breaker, 32-31. Maxwell Smith had a busy night, completing 37-of-60 passes for 332 yards and two touchdowns, but he also hurt his squad with four interceptions. Jonathan George had 51 yards rushing and two touchdowns, including an 11-yarder in overtime. La'Rod King paced all receivers with 10 catches for 84 yards. The defense was effective, allowing just 323 yards, but WKU played on short fields all night thanks to Smith's turnovers and it was able to convert four of its five red zone possessions into touchdowns. UK (1-2) will enter SEC play next week with a hostile road game against nationally-ranked Florida.
LSU: In whipping Idaho, 63-14, LSU (3-0) not only remained undefeated on the season, but won its 40th straight non-conference game, setting an NCAA record previously held by Kansas State from 1993-2003. The 64 points was also the most the Tigers have scored since putting up 63 in a game against Kentucky back in 1997. The defense held the Vandals to 213 yards of total offense and scored two touchdowns on interception returns from Ronald Martin and Lavar Edwards. Kenny Hilliard (11 carries, 116 yards) and Jeremy Hill (10 carries, 61 yards) each ran in a pair of touchdowns, while Alfred Blue (10 carries, 46 yards) also had a rushing score. Zach Mettenberger continued to impress under center, completing 17-of-22 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns. LSU will kick off its conference schedule on Saturday night with a road game against Auburn.
MISSISSIPPI STATE: The Bulldogs had to face down a rowdy crowd at Troy, as the Trojans were hosting their first-ever game against an SEC school. The Trojans made a game of it, but MSU managed to hold on, 30-24, to move to 3-0 on the season. LaDarius Perkins had a career night with 179 rushing yards, which included a first-quarter touchdown. Chad Bumphis also set a career-high with 180 yards receiving and three touchdowns, giving him 17 for his career, tying a school record. It was the first time in program history that a running back and a receiver each totaled at least 175 yards in the same game. Tyler Russell wasn't as sharp as he has been in earlier games this season (11-of-26), but he finished with 244 yards and no interceptions to go along with those three touchdown strikes to Bumphis. Darius Slay stepped up for the defense, making six tackles, two interceptions and recovering a fumble. MSU returns home this Saturday to tangle with South Alabama.
MISSOURI: The Tigers were able to withstand a late Arizona State surge to hold on for a 24-20 victory in an intriguing non-conference matchup. Corbin Berkstresser made his first career start in place of the injured James Franklin, and although he was less than impressive throwing the ball (21- of-41, 198 yards, INT), he had a six-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Kendial Lawrence didn't have a great yards-per-carry average (16 rushes, 62 yards), but he was able to punch the ball into the end zone twice. T.J. Moe was Berkstresser's safety valve, catching eight balls for 88 yards. The defense stepped up big time for a hindered offense, allowing the Sun Devils to net just 296 yards of total offense while forcing four turnovers. Missouri (2-1, 0-1 SEC) is in for a tough afternoon this Saturday when it hits the road to play nationally-ranked South Carolina.
OLE MISS: After winning their first two games of the season, the Rebels failed their biggest test of the year so far, losing to nationally-ranked Texas at home, 66-31. The Ole Miss defense laid an egg against the explosive Longhorns, surrendering 676 yards of total offense. Bo Wallace had been one of the conference's most effective quarterbacks early in the season, but struggled in this matchup, completing just 13-of-24 passes for 178, throwing one touchdown to three interceptions. Donte Moncrief continues to make big plays, catching seven balls for 144 yards, including a 75-yard score. Wallace and Moncrief have now connected on a 50-plus yard touchdown in all three games. Jeff Scott had 95 yards rushing and a touchdown, but only carried the ball eight times. Jaylen Walton added 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Next up for Ole Miss is a date with Tulane this Saturday in New Orleans.
SOUTH CAROLINA: The nationally-ranked Gamecocks improved to 3-0 on the young season with an easy 49-6 win at home over UAB. The defense was suffocating, allowing just 267 yards and recording six sacks, while D.J. Swearinger returned a fumble 65 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. The offense wasn't shabby either, logging 501 total yards. Connor Shaw had a modest game in limited action (8-of-14, 107 yards, TD, INT) before being spelled for backup Dylan Thompson, who completed just five passes but for an astounding 177 yards and two scores. One of the touchdowns was a 94-yarder to Damiere Byrd, his only catch of the game. Marcus Lattimore put together 85 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries, while Mike Davis accomplished nearly that (84 yards) on just four carries. South Carolina figures to be in for more of a challenge this week when it hosts Missouri.
TENNESSEE: The Volunteers appeared to be on their way to 3-0 after they found themselves up 20-13 midway through the third quarter against nationally-ranked Florida, but then they surrendered the game's final 24 points to fall, 37-20. The defense let the team down late, and in the end the unit allowed more than 550 yards of total offense. After looking spectacular in the first two outings, Tyler Bray showed that he is indeed mortal, completing just half of his pass attempts (22-of-44) for 257 yards, tossing two touchdowns as well as two interceptions. Cordarrelle Patterson (eight catches, 75 yards) and Mychal Rivera (four catches, 47 yards) were on the receiving end of Bray's scoring strikes. Raijon Neal had a solid day running the ball, amassing 87 yards on 23 carries, but the rest of the team combined for negative-four yards rushing. The Vols (2-1, 1-1 SEC) face off against Akron at home this Saturday night.
TEXAS A&M: After a disappointing loss at home to Florida last week in their first-ever SEC game, the Aggies bounced back in a big way this past Saturday by posting a strong non-conference win at SMU, 48-3. In just three quarters of work, quarterback Johnny Manziel was fantastic, throwing for an A&M freshman- record 294 yards and four touchdowns while adding another 124 yards and two scores on the ground. Mike Evans was Manziel's favorite target on the afternoon, hauling in six balls for 123 yards, while Uzoma Nwachukwu had two catches, both touchdowns. The win makes the Aggies 11-0-1 against SMU in 12 games since 1984. A&M will face off against FCS foe South Carolina State this Saturday before jumping back into SEC action on Sept. 29 versus Arkansas.
VANDERBILT: In a tune-up before it dives further into its SEC schedule, Vanderbilt made easy work of FCS foe Presbyterian, 58-0. The Commodores piled up more than 600 yards of total offense, including an incredible 410 yards on the ground. Zac Stacy (174 yards, TD) and Brian Kimbrow (137 yards, TD) had huge games running the football, and Wesley Tate added two rushing scores as well. Austyn Carta-Samuels didn't need to do much in the win but was impressive nonetheless, completing 13-of-20 passes for 195 yards with a passing touchdown to Steven Scheu. The defense allowed the Blue Hose to tally just 149 yards of offense in the game. Things will get much more difficult for Vandy (1-2) this week when it heads out on the road to battle nationally- ranked Georgia.


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Awoke this morning to find this huge outdoor market had sprouted outside our hotel. Food & design!
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Why is there a blur filter on this image? It gave me an instant headache.
A market "popping up" is not the same as a "pop up" market. In Italy (and other European countries), one day a week is market day. The locals know when it is. The vendors get extremely good (and fast) at putting up and taking down their stands.


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