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Hydrochlorothiazide reduces the elimination of lithium (Lithobid) by the kidneys and can lead to lithium toxicity. Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs, for example, ibuprofen, may reduce the blood pressure lowering effects of hydrochlorothiazide. Blood sugar levels can be elevated by HCTZ, necessitating adjustment in the doses of medications that are used for treating diabetes. Combining HCTZ with corticosteroids may increase the risk for low levels of blood potassium and other electrolytes. Low blood potassium can increase the toxicity of digoxin (Lanoxin). Cholestyramine (Questran, Questran Light) and colestipol (Colestid) bind to hydrochlorothiazide and reduce its absorption from the gastrointestinal tract by 43%-85%.
PREGNANCY: When used in the second or third trimester of pregnancy ACE inhibitors can cause injury and even death to the fetus. Capozide should not be used during pregnancy.
NURSING MOTHERS: Both captopril and HCTZ are excreted in breast milk and may potentially affect nursing infants.
SIDE EFFECTS: A dry, persistent cough has been reported commonly with the use of ACE inhibitors. Coughing resolves after discontinuing the drug. Other common side effects include diarrhea, rash, itching, dizziness, loss of taste, weight loss, low blood pressure, and sexual dysfunction. Increased blood glucose and potassium levels also may occur.
Serious but, fortunately, very rare side effects are liver failure and angioedema (swelling of lips and throat that can obstruct breathing).
Capozide may reduce kidney function in some patients and should not be used by patients who have bilateral renal artery stenosis (narrowing of both arteries going to the kidneys).
Rare cases of rhabdomyolysis (muscle breakdown), reduced number of platelets, and pancreatitis have been reported.
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Benedict Cumberbatch is the villain in Star Trek Into Darkness. There was much speculation as to which villain he would be playing. Now we have our answer! John Harrison. I am, admittedly, not a Trekkie by any stretch of the imagination, but I have never heard of the evil John Harrison. Does he sell Starfleet bad insurance policies? Perhaps he attempts to Talented-Mr. Ripley on Spock to get at that sweet Uhura ass. If you know the significance of this villain, let me know.
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The New Deal Revolution Started in the 1850s
Andrew Koppelman
according to John Compton's marvelous new book, Evangelical Origins of the Living Constitution. I review it for the Harvard Law Review Forum, here.
Friday, September 19, 2014
Interview on the Black Box Society
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Judith Baer, Ironic Freedom: Personal Choice, Public Policy, and the Paradox of Reform
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Obama's Unconstitutional War
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Thursday, September 11, 2014
The Elasticity of War: The Ever Expanding AUMF
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President Obama may not have initiated the War on Terrorism, but he has certainly become attached to it. The administration now maintains that the President's announced campaign to use force against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Iraq and Syria is covered by the existing 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF), which was passed days after the 9/11 attacks and specifically targeted those individuals and organizations responsible for the attacks. The legal theory is that ISIL was originally part of al Qaeda and, while it subsequently split from al Qaeda, "is the true inheritor of Usama bin Laden's legacy." (Oddly, this theory suggests that the U.S. has been at war with ISLS for some time, even if no one knew it). Cloaking ramped-up operations against ISIL in the AUMF has multiple aims, including providing the required congressional approval under the War Powers Act; avoiding the limitations of relying exclusively on the President's Article II commander-in-chief authority; and escaping a contentious congressional debate shortly before the upcoming mid-term elections. But, putting aside its questionable interpretation of the AUMF, the administration's theory raises troubling questions about the entrenchment of permanent war in a liberal democratic state.
Passive Aggressive: Scalia and Garner on Interpretation
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Monday, September 08, 2014
Beyond Levels of Scrutiny: Windsor and 'Bare Desire to Harm'
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Citron, Hate Crimes in Cyberspace
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Posner v. Scalia: Round 2,346
Jason Mazzone
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With the GCSE, and ALevel pupils about to leave for their exams, I'm going to have a bit more time to tidy up our two rack cabinets.
Over the years they have been setup, switches installedm, cables run - nothing labelled (yet I know where everything is LOL).
I'm wondering how you guys label everything. The other year we purchased a labelling system that prints onto stickers - but they wouldn't stick to the network cables (they kept bending).
So I'm wondering what you guys use to label - do you write on the cable? Do you purchase stuff in?


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Doesn't the editorial view of this site usually always take the side of the whiners? Hell I read a post here a few weeks ago whining because Ulduar25 has better loot than Ulduar10. It's also not the first time you've put a post up whining about how "hard" these meta achievements are. You guys are the vocal voice of the casual community, so don't pretend like this is the first time you've been "with the whiners".


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LEHIGH ACRES, Fla. - WINK News has learned that a man who stabbed himself in the neck after deputies arrested him in a sting remains in the hospital in critical condition.
Authorities say 28-year-old Paul Lisowski met up with undercover detectives in Lehigh Acres on Wednesday, May 26, following multiple chats on Facebook. Deputies say Paul Lisowski used Facebook to contact a teen girl with whom he had had a previous relationship. He was arrested in December of 2009 on charges of lewd and lascivious molestation involving the same girl.
Deputies say Lisowski moved away but kept in touch with the girl through Facebook chat. Her parents contacted police after reading a recent chat on Facebook. In addition, police reports indicate that a "no contact order" is in effect to prevent contact between the suspect and the victim.
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So with that abandoned day goes - almost certainly - Australia's chance to leave England with a victory in this series. While England is still trailing by 245 runs Australia needs to take 16 wickets on the last day to prove me wrong.
Thank you to everyone who had the patience to stay with us for all of today. We will be back with full coverage of the final day of the Ashes series, no later than 7.30pm AEST.
Yep, no overreaction.
Huge puddles! #Ashes pic.twitter.com/JLIDNfsRZ6— England Cricket (@ECB_cricket) August 24, 2013
Well said, Darren Berry.
Day 4 about as exciting as day 3 at the Oval. We must wait now until Brisbane to gain any sort of redemption. 3-0 scorecard pain #dontforget— Darren Berry (@Chucksaca) August 24, 2013
And not before time, by the way things are travelling!
Play has officially been abandoned at The Oval. No cricket today. Showers heavier than ever. #Ashes— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) August 24, 2013
Now, some REAL news - not good, but expected.
Play has been abandoned for the day without a ball bowled. #Ashes— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) August 24, 2013
Finally, action at The Oval.
She said yes! #Ashes #congrats pic.twitter.com/GK8qxuwrGC— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) August 24, 2013
And the aftermath.
Over the PA and big screen a man just proposed to a woman, unfortunately, both of them had drowned earlier.— Jarrod Kimber (@ajarrodkimber) August 24, 2013
These photographers are pretty good at getting new, interesting angles of exactly the same thing.
Rain delays the start of play on day four of the fifth Ashes Test between England and Australia at The Oval. Photo: Getty Images
Rain coming down steadily again. #Ashes— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) August 24, 2013
Meanwhile, one of Australia's fast-bowling casualties may not be laid up for too long, says our man at The Oval Chris Barrett: Jackson Bird's back injury not as bad as first feared.
Cricket ground or airport?
Spectators wait for play to start during the rain delay on day four of the fifth Ashes Test between England and Australia at The Oval. Photo: Getty Images
And it continues.
A general view during the rain delay on day four of the fifth Ashes Test between England and Australia at The Oval. Photo: Getty Images
Tweet of the night!
@CricketAus. @TestMatchSofa id like a review of the weather please. Oops wasted review there then!— Richard Miller (@RichardMiller75) August 24, 2013
Someone call Mensa. We've found you some grade-A recruits.
Umpires inspecting the covers. They've agreed it's still raining #Ashes pic.twitter.com/s3KOBSvvdB— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) August 24, 2013
I'm probably bowing to stereotypes, but when they're being so flippant on the BBC you know it's dire.
"There isn't anything in the forecast for even an optimist to cling on to!" - The weather for The Oval, as just read on air #Ashes— BBC TMS (@bbctms) August 24, 2013
Meanwhile, here are the highlights of England's series-levelling win against the Southern Stars in the second women's ODI yesterday.
Highlights of the England Women's 51 run victory yesterday in the #WomensAshes http://t.co/WZq1JYHA3l— England Cricket (@ECB_cricket) August 24, 2013
Even drearier than yesterday...
The rain covers remain on the pitch at The Oval as rain delays the start of day four of the fifth Ashes Test between England and Australia. Photo: AFP
Yes, Boof. It's still raining.
Australia coach Darren Lehmann looks out of the team dressing room as rain delays the start of day four of the fifth Ashes Test against England at The Oval. Photo: AP
From our man in London, Chris Barrett: "The outlook is pretty grim in London. Rain expected to continue for most of the day. There's a bit of other sport on today in the capital, though. Fulham are at home in the Premier League, and the Challenge Cup rugby league grand final is on at Wembley between Wigan and Hull. A bit of discussion in the press box about getting out to one of those instead if the rain keeps up and makes today a wash-out."
Playin' the waiting game.
Australia's David Warner looks on during a rain delay on day four of their fifth Ashes Test against England at The Oval. Photo: Reuters
Today's version of good news: when the rain drops in intensity, without even stopping.
The rain has lessened (not stopped as of yet) at The Oval as the groundsmen work to dry the outfield. #Ashes— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) August 24, 2013
Spectators shelter from the rain on day four of the fifth Ashes Test between England and Australia at The Oval. Photo: Getty Images
On that topic, our chief cricket columnist Malcolm Knox offers far more value than I ever could - and is largely complimentary of England: England resurrect the lost art of batting for a draw.
I think there's no doubt at the moment that England's batsman are more capable of grinding out a day's play than Australia's, and they deserve credit for that. My quibble is why they went so defensive so early. If the series was still in doubt I'd understand it, but with series already won I just thought it overly and unduly defensive.
"If you could ever lose a series three-nil and come out of it with a lot of positives I think Australia could do that."
- MICHAEL VAUGHAN, former England captain, on Fox Sports regarding both this Ashes series and the next.
Lunch has been brought forward 30 minutes, from 1pm GMT (10pm AEST) to 12.30pm GMT (9.30pm AEST), due to the rain.
Lunch is going to be taken at 12.30 #Ashes— England Cricket (@ECB_cricket) August 24, 2013
"This is as grim as it gets in London. Forecast is it might dry up but this afternoon there's some really heavy showers going to arrive, so I'd be amazed if we get too much cricket today."
- MICHAEL VAUGHAN, England captain, on Fox Sports regarding likelihood of play on day four.
"With England not wanting to win this game it really shows where they're standing as a team."
- MITCH STARC, Australia seamer, on Fox Sports regarding England's defensive tactics with the bat in this match.
Not a glowing appraisal of how much play is likely today...
Latest from @bbcweather suggests we may get some dry slots but heavy showers also likely. Not ruling out play #ashes— BBC TMS (@bbctms) August 24, 2013
Unfortunately the forecast doesn't look great. The super soppers are hard at work & we'll keep you updated #Ashes pic.twitter.com/vZVQy1dg7W— England Cricket (@ECB_cricket) August 24, 2013
Meanwhile, Shane Warne has obviously taken note of the attention his comments from commentary from day three have got in Australia. Re his comments about being dropped by Steve Waugh being irrelevant to their fractured relationship; Waugh himself has cited that as a key reason for the fall-out.
Let me say again, I loved everything the baggy green stood for, but preferred wearing the white floppy hat ! What's the big deal ?— Shane Warne (@warne888) August 24, 2013
It was embarrassing to even think about wearing the baggy green cap to Wimbledon and I wasn't the only player to think that !!!— Shane Warne (@warne888) August 24, 2013
FyI the reason I don't really get along with Steve Waugh has nothing to do with him leaving me out of the team for 1 test...— Shane Warne (@warne888) August 24, 2013
or that he was selected as Captain. That is all ridiculous & I don't know who said that, whoever it was, is factually wrong !! #ashes— Shane Warne (@warne888) August 24, 2013
And here's chief cricket columnist Malcolm Knox's view of day three: England resurrect the lost art of batting for a draw.
Here's the day-three dispatches from our man at The Oval, Chris Barrett.
Match report: Slanging match between Clarke and Pietersen fires up Test grind.
Warne damns a newly created tradition: Shane Warne lays into Steve Waugh over baggy green.
Unfortunately, we don't have good news to report regarding the weather...
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Undergrad Studies Environment in SNRI Lab
Wearing a lab coat and a look of intense concentration, UC Merced's Cyle Moon spent a recent morning with snow on his mind.
Moon, a sophomore majoring in environmental engineering, was busily working inside the Sierra Nevada Research Institute'sEnvironmental Analytical Laboratory (EAL). On that particular day, he spent the morning analyzing snow samples collected from Greenland, the world's largest island. He used an ion chromatographysystem to run tests on melted snow samples. The machine can determine different types of ions, such as sodium and potassium, present in the water.
Measuring those ions can determine the level of contaminants and pollution found and whether they are high or low, Moon explained. That, in turn, can give researchers insight into factors that affect water resources.
Moon, of Oakhurst, works with professor Roger Bales, director of the Sierra Nevada Research Institute (SNRI) and a professor in the School of Engineering. A lot of Bales' research involves how climate change affects water resources. Moon started working in the lab last summer after taking one of Bales' classes during his freshman year. When the class ended, Bales invited students interested in doing researchto contact him.
Moon leapt at the chance.
It's been a great opportunity, he said. I get to do everything - lab work, data analysis and field work.
The EALis a state-of-the-art analytical laboratory located on campus. Until recently, the lab was divided into two small locations - Castle and the main campus. In August, lab operations were consolidated, and now, all equipment and analysis are done in the Science and Engineering building.
Getting the chance to work closely with Bales has been one of the highlights of Moon's time at UC Merced, he said. When he tells some of his former high school classmates about the work he's doing, he says they get a little green with envy.
I know people at Harvard and UC Berkeley who don't have access to the kind of hands-on research experiences like undergraduate students do here, Moon said.
EAL director and associate project scientist Liying Zhao said having students on board is a win-win situation for both the students and the lab. About 20 students are involved in research done through EAL. Most of them are graduate, doctoral and post-doctoralstudents. But Zhao said there are future plans to increase research opportunities available to more undergraduate students.
For Moon, the experience he gains now will be invaluable. He said his future plans include pursuing a Ph.D. in mountain hydrology, the study of the movement, distribution and quality of water.


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In the Polish Aftermath
In a public debate over a controversial new Holocaust film, Poland faces up to a complicated past
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On a snowy Sunday in March, dozens of parka-clad Poles trickled in between the pews of Warsaw's Nozyk Synagogue. They removed their coats and greeted each other with kisses. Upstairs, the women's section remained empty, as downstairs people quickly outnumbered the modest group of men who usually occupy these seats on Friday nights. Only some of the visitors were Jewish, and none were there to pray. They had come to watch a panel about a film that had come out six months before.
Pokłosie, or "Aftermath," has been drawing intense criticism from Polish nationalists, who accuse the film of being "anti-Polish" propaganda and a gross manipulation of historical truth. Over the past few months, Pokłosie has so riled the Polish right wing that it has been banned from some local cinemas, while its leading actor, Maciej Stuhr, has received death threats. There is no righteous Gentile savior at the center of its plot, no shadowy scenes of reenacted horror, no survival against all odds or triumph of the human spirit. In fact, there are no scenes of the war at all, and not a single Jewish character. The film is strikingly devoid of the tropes of Holocaust cinema. Indeed, while the film is squarely about Polish-Jewish relations and the destruction of Poland's Jewry during World War II, there are no carefully reconstructed flashbacks to when Jews were still around. But that is precisely the source of its unexpected power.
Pokłosie, originally titled Kaddish, was written and directed by Władysław Pasikowski, who is best known for making action movies and TV thrillers and who co-wrote the script for Andrej Wajda's internationally acclaimed 2007 film Katyn. Pasikowski is little known outside of Poland, where Pokłosie premiered at the Warsaw Film Festival in October. The film takes place in the 2000s and tells the story of Franciszek Kalina, a Polish man living in the United States who begrudgingly returns to his backward hometown in the contemporary rural Polish countryside where his brother, Jozef, maintains their family farm. Though nothing has changed in this quaint village of farmers and babushkas, Jozef has. His wife has left him, and Jozef has been drawing the ire of his neighbors through his new-found fascination with the village's former Jewish inhabitants, whose disappearances remain an unspeakable subject. Jozef spends his nights wresting old Jewish tombstones—long ago stripped from the old Jewish cemetery and used as paving stones (a common practice in Poland both during and after the war)—from the sidewalks and squares around town and then firmly planting them into a new Jewish cemetery he's created in one of his wheat fields. He painstakingly restores each tombstone, the Hebrew inscriptions of which he's taught himself to read.
At first, Franciszek is puzzled by his brother's fascination, but then it takes hold of him, too. Together, Franciszek and Jozef exhume everything from land records to bodies, and they soon discover that the stories the villagers have been telling—about Nazi genocide and Jews intent on returning to reclaim their lands—are lies.
Long before Pokłosie was released, the Polish press documented the various obstacles Pasikowski had in the decade-long process of making his film, from securing financing for his controversial script to struggling with how to best approach what is, for many Poles, still a largely taboo subject. Though Pasikowski is notorious for ignoring interview requests, it was widely reported that he was inspired to write the film after reading Jan Gross' Neighbors, a historical account of how the entire Jewish community of Jedwabne was murdered on July 10, 1941 not by the Nazis, as was once asserted by official Polish history, but by their Polish neighbors.
When Gross' book was first published in 2001, it created enormous controversy in Poland, where Communist revisionism not only rewrote the Holocaust's role in Poland's national narrative, but also reinforced the Poles' perception of themselves as absolute victims. Many Poles point to the fact that, unlike most European nations, Poland never officially collaborated with the Nazis, never ran their camps or established Polish SS groups. As a result of this resistance, more than 20 percent of the country's population was destroyed. For that reason, Auschwitz has long been considered a site not of Jewish suffering, but of Polish suffering—even though half of the country's death toll included 90 percent of its Jewish population.
After almost six decades of repressed memory, it was Gross' book that finally got Poland talking. While right-wing, ultra-Catholic nationalists accused Gross of anti-Polish slander, Neighbors inspired among many Poles, including Pasikowski, a new curiosity in Polish Jewish history and its more disagreeable truth. "The changes are dramatic from when Neighbors came out," Gross told me from his office at Princeton University, where he is a professor of history. "The big difference over the last 10 years is that all the fantastic research on the Holocaust is now being done in Poland."
Neighbors not only ruptured the Polish silence regarding things Jewish, but it also challenged the widely accepted taxonomy first proposed by the historian of Shoah fame, Raul Hilberg, who claimed that everyone during World War II fit neatly into one of three categories: victims, bystanders, and perpetrators. If the Poles were victims, how could they also be bystanders, at best, or perpetrators, at worst?
"I think a lot of [Polish] self-complacency is a result of this triparte division coming from Hilberg, which is so contentious," Joanna Tokarska-Bakir, a cultural anthropologist who specializes in Polish-Jewish relations, told me. "These categories are inappropriate for what was really going on in Poland. It wasn't so black and white, but quite gray. This moment with Neighbors made people realize that we needed a new language to talk about the war."
Though the movie was inspired by Neighbors, it is not an adaptation of the book, nor a reconstruction of historical events, a fact that is often lost on the film's dissenters, who include Tomasz Terlikowski, the editor of Fronda.pl, a right-wing nationalist website. Terlikowski, who also participated in the Nozyk Synagogue debate, maintained that the film's greatest problem was that it was "historically inaccurate," a statement that elicited disagreeable sighs from the audience.
Cracking the Voynich Code
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I had the chance to interview Floyd Mayweather last year while on assignment in Puerto Rico as was getting ready to fight Miguel Cotto and Mayweather came across as arrogant and snobbish. Then he spent some time in jail and perhaps that changed him a bit. His interviews leading up to his welterweight title bout with Robert Guerrero on Saturday night in Las Vegas shows a happier and kinder Mayweather. At least I hope that is the case. Just a little insight into athletes I get a chance to come across once in a while and get a glimpse of their personality.
I still believe, after covering high school sports in this area for over 25 years, that Roosevelt Benjamin was one of the best athletes I have covered. He could do it all on the football field and basketball court while at Central Tech. I think if he had not gotten sidetracked for whatever reason, he could've played in the NFL, he was that good. But we'll never know.
How about the latest on Jason Collins, the NBA Player who admitted to being gay. He had a relationship with a female for some 8 years and canceled their wedding just five days before it was to take place. Talk about a shocker. At least the female knows why it happened and perhaps can take some comfort in knowing it never would have worked out anyway.


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First Annual PIC Invitational Bonspiel
This year will be the first time we will be hosting a PIC Invitational Bonspiel on December 15, 2012.
This bonspiel has been created to allow our weekend groups to come out and experience a one day bonspiel. Group organizers that support our club will be contacted and invited to attend.
Please come out and cheer them on as it should be a great time.
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Voices of pilots and consumer groups gave sway against taxing airlines on international arrivals as additional fees have been dropped from a recently approved spending bill. USA Today reports, "Immigration inspection user fees had been poised to rise from $7 to $9 on each ticket under the Senate version of the legislation. But the final compromise dropped the fee, which would have raised $185 million per year."
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The current University of Cincinnati Bearcats logo. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Fresh off their win against the Kent State Golden Flashes, the OSU Buckeyes are ready to face the Cincinnati Bearcats on September 27.
In the 2013 season, the Bearcats finished third in the Big East (Now called the American) with a record of 9-4 and 6-2. The Bearcats' so far have faced Toledo and will have Miami (OH) this weekend. Coming face to face with the Buckeyes shall be a challenge. Memphis & a non-conference game with Miami (FL) await them. Coming off a bye-week after their fresh win, the Buckeyes too will be ready to take on the in state rivals.
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The Buckeye players have an ardent fan base. They are probably one of the most recognized teams in all the country. Buckeyes are also still considered one of the contenders for the top spot in the game despite their loss to Virginia Tech last week.
The Kent state Golden Flashes on the other had, have had a pretty good run in the past but don't play the level of competition or recruit the level of player that the Buckeyes do. Last week the Flashes went head to head with OSU in a nail biting game for about 10 minutes. This was the third meeting between the teams. It was over quickly.
English: National Association of Basketball Coaches NCAA Championship Trophy (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The Buckeyes basketball schedule has been released. Starting November 9th, the Buckeyes shall play five teams twice. One game shall be on home turf and the second one would be away. They shall also be playing 8 teams once. The full 31 game schedule is available online
The Buckeyes represent the university in NCAA Division I College Basketball competition. Way back in 1898 is when the Basketball team was formed and since winning their first National Championship in 1960, they've made a total of 21 appearances in the NCAA tournaments.
Ohio state boats of basketball greats such as Larry Siegfried, Jessica Davenport, Fred Taylor and Frank Howard among its alumni.
Brutus in Austin, TX before a football game against the Texas Longhorns (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The Go Buckeyes commercial still cracks me up. Remember the one where this couple is introducing themselves (the woman is driving) to each other. It becomes apparent that they are actually on a blind date and the guy jumps out of the car because the woman, while introducing herself, chants the rival college football team's slogan. Not only does he jump out of a moving car he yells back GO BUCKEYES loud enough.
Come to think of it why would someone go through such extremes for football. Well, if you are thinking exactly that then I would like to warn you to stop hear, pick up a glossy and start reading because the rest of this article is of little importance to you.
Frank Beamer prepares to lead the Virginia Tech Hokies onto the field. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Ohio State/Va Tech Football - It is definitely unique, no one-of-a-kinds here, except maybe for Tech's cheer.
Watching the Midshipmen brigade go marching out onto the field there in Baltimore is indeed a spectacle. Then you have the sing-along by all the players as well as the Ohio State/Navy alma maters, followed by handshakes. Now all the emotional trappings of the game have ended.
Saturday night begins a whole new season as the Buckeyes will come to see:
Ohio St. vs. Va. Tech - Beamer ball versus Urban Renewal. It takes place under the lights there on ESPN, at the Horseshoe, with Lou Holtz and Mark May arguing as they always do on camera, and then awarding the helmet stickers later on. It is much like the battle promotions the Navy men will experience one day.
English: Justin Boren blocking for Dane Sanzenbacher (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The final preparations for the opener game on Saturday between the Buckeyes and Navy come one week after coach Urban Meyer of Ohio State lost Braxton Miller, a three-year starting quarterback. The coach assured that his team is ready because he believes he is coaching a good team. Meyer said that Miller did undergo surgery on Tuesday to treat a torn labrum in the right shoulder that he (Miller) uses for throwing. Dr. James Andrews, the famous doctor who treats athletes for the school did the operation. Under normal circumstances, Miller would celebrate his win as an elected team captain together with four other players.
Ohio State relies heavily on Braxton Miller on the field as he is the senior quarterback for the football team. Unfortunately, he has suffered a string of injuries as of late which will cause him to sit out the 2014 season. This latest development has been confirmed shortly after Miller hurt his right shoulder. He already had a surgery on the same area a few months ago and now he will have to go under the knife yet again.
Ohio State University running back Ezekiel Elliott has suffered a fractured wrist that will require surgical treatment. According to a recent statement, the sophomore player will undergo the surgery on Saturday morning to fix a left wrist injury. Cleveland.com reports that Elliot has only a minor fracture with a pin inserted in it. The running back is expected to be back at practice by Thursday.
The Ohio State football team has a tradition that every freshman must undergo: wear a black stripe on the helmet until you prove yourself in practice. Coach Urban Meyer started this as a rite of passage. Those that perform well during training can have their stripes removed and finally become part of the team.
This year, the first freshmen to get their stripes off were Raekwon McMillan and Curtis Samuel -- a linebacker and a running back, respectively. Coach Meyer has been very vocal about these recruits who have impressed him with their performance since they got on the campus field.
Tracy Sprinkle, the former high school football star from Elyria, was hit with a 1-game suspension, but has been reinstated to Ohio State.
OSU announced last Tuesday that they were reinstating the dismissed defensive end. He now must serve a 1-game suspension. The former high school football giant received his dismissal in July from head coach Urban Myer. This was the result of Tracy Sprinkle being arrested in connection with a bar fight in Northeast Ohio, which also led to charges that included cocaine possession.
The football star pleaded 'no contest' in the face of an amended misdemeanor at a hearing in Lorain Municipal Court. The charge was 'failure to comply', and was a part of the plea deal that included the prosecutors dropping the cocaine possession charges, along with rioting and possessing drug paraphernalia.
Once more the Buckeyes are getting ready to go for the national title run after they fell a bit short last year. Meyer has to deal with the pieces of what happened, the camp is going to be a time where pivotal changes must take place. Holes and problems must be fixed and the vision of the coaching staff has to be seen clearly.
The following are the biggest takeaways from the Big Ten media days regarding the Buckeyes.
When Jeff Heuerman was asked how important it was to keep Braxton Miller healthy this year, he in return asked how important it would be for Lebron to stay healthy in his game.
In order for a person to stay healthy, they have to get healthy in the first places. Miller underwent surgery to his shoulder, only a minor surgery, last February. This sadly forced him to sideline during the Ohio State practice in the springtime. He was able to breeze through rehab though, and has a renewed strength that is proving him to be able to play once more very soon.
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The Buckeyes are set to play one Michigan game and three night games at the Ohio Stadium. Ohio State football fans think of Friday Night Lights as the biggest recruitment drive of the year. But, how could anything better Ohio State Football? Let's look back on the last couple of Friday Night Lights and see how they affected the Buckeyes recruitment campaign.
Ohio State senior quarterback Braxton Miller has just been added to the watch list for the Davey O'Brien Award for the upcoming NCAA season.Miller,a Buckeye senior was among the thirty nine QBs named to the list just late this week. That's a lot of quarterbacks. Miller was a noted finalist two years ago for the award, along with Collin Klein of Kansas State and Johnny Manziel, the Heisman Trophy winner hailing from Texas A&M. He could be a front runner again if OSU has a great season.
Daniel Giddens is to join the recruiting class of the 2015 Ohio State Men's basketball team. The coach has a history of recruiting basketball team hopefuls by taking them to the university's football games. With this approach, the potential new players can experience the dedication of the Buckeyes fans.
Giddens had already made his official campus visit after committing to becoming the fourth new recruit on the basketball team. He visited on June 27th through the 29th with his family. He felt it was the perfect time to see the team's summer training regimen. He decided to visit the school over the summer because it made for a more private, low-key atmosphere.
English: Daequan Cook playing with the Miami Heat (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
It has taken almost a decade, but finally there was an NBA draft yesterday, that did not call a player from Ohio State.
Both LaQuinton Ross (small forward) and Aaron Craft (point guard) were left out of the sixty players chosen over a couple of rounds.
Each player is likely to enroll with a squad on a freelance basis, to participate in the July NBA summer tournament, and attempt to gain an invite to a squad's pre season training base.
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2302 W 25th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90018
This is the Fisher & Sons Funeral Home of the HBO TV show "Six Feet Under" in which the dysfunctional Fisher family lived and operated it's mortuary business from.
Although they shot the outside scenes at the Victorian house, te interior of the Fisher home was a set that was built on a soundstage at the Sunset Gower Studios in Hollywood.
Michael C. Hall, Peter Krause and Lauren Ambrose stared in the show.
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I am completely amazed by what people do with doilies. I have used them as stencils in mixed media pieces, and to texturize polymer clay, but that is just the tip of the iceberg. This week's 50+ is full of gorgeous doily home decor, some crazy purple doily clogs and much more. Enjoy!!
50+ Doily Project Ideas
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- 1 March 22, 2012 at 11:43 pm
I love it, I used to do doilies before for some projects. I love the designs.
- 2 March 23, 2012 at 3:23 am
What a lovely surprise to be visiting this post from Pinterest and discovering my bag in this awesome selection! thank you very much!
- 3 March 23, 2012 at 4:05 am
Lovely ideas! Nice to have them all in one spot now!!
- 4 March 23, 2012 at 4:47 am
Wow! Soooo many ideas. Thanks so much!
- 5 March 23, 2012 at 10:26 am
What a great doily round-up. This is one item I neglect and never think about using when crafting!
- 6 March 23, 2012 at 4:54 pm
I would have never thought of half of the posts. Just super ideas. Thanks for the post.
- 7 March 24, 2012 at 3:15 am
Good post! I'll definitely be pinning this on pinterest!
- 8 March 24, 2012 at 8:30 am
Love all of these. Especially the chandys!!!
- 9 March 24, 2012 at 12:36 pm
What a great collection of ideas! Thanks for including my Doily Shower curtain~
- 10 March 25, 2012 at 9:17 am
So many great ideas! And I'm so flattered to have my doilies on canvas project included here.
- 11 July 7, 2012 at 9:17 pm
where do you buy your doilies? I am trying to find a ton for some projects and can't find them anywhere.
- 12 November 15, 2013 at 9:37 am
You can generally find them in second hand stores. I know I have seen a lot in like goodwill and stuff. Good luck!
- 13 November 4, 2012 at 5:11 am
This listing just made might night! And now its 11pm and I still haven't done anything other than sit in front of my comp. Thank you.
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Spring-Flowering Bulbs
Plant spring-flowering bulbs now and up until you can't get the shovel in the ground anymore. Root growth occurs until soil temps dip below 40 degrees.
Use shredded and mulched leaves into the turf. Mowing over the leaves will chop them finely, and those pieces will filter into the turf. Mulching leaves into the lawn will not harm the grass and will improve the soil.
For The Birds
Leave the seed heads on coneflowers and black-eyed Susans for the birds (and winter interest).
Winter Interest
Leave ornamental grasses to flow with the wind this winter. Cut them back in the spring instead. Plant cool-looking shrubs and trees with branching structures that add to the winter beauty of your front or back yard.
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Especially this fall, it is very dry out there. Continue to water any new plantings right up until the ground is frozen. Water evergreens (even established ones) as needed throughout the fall until the ground freezes Evergreens lose moisture through their needles and leaves (yes, some evergreens have leaves) all during the winter; so they need lots of moisture going into the winter season.
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TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Rick Scott said Thursday that there are no plans to cancel the Republican National Convention, despite the threat of Tropical Storm Isaac.
"Right now, there's not an anticipation that there will be a cancellation," Scott told reporters.
In Tampa, the chief executive officer of the convention also put out a statement saying that staff was planning to go ahead as planned.


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Perfect? Not anymore; at least for Tennessee. The Jets on the other hand were all of it and then some during their 34-13 victory at LP Field today. Gang Green snapped the Titans 13-game winning streak dating back to last season and for the first time in franchise history beat a team with a record of 8-0 or better. If anything could come out of this win that's obvious, this team is the real deal and can make a serious dent in the AFC playoff picture come December.
QB Brett Favre started off the day completing six consecutive passes on the opening drive, most notably his ten yard screen pass to RB Thomas Jones which Jones zipped through two Tennessee defenders being blocked by C Nick Mangold and LG Alan Faneca for a touchdown. He completed his first nine passes before throwing an incompletion on the second drive of the game with 4:30 left to play in the first quarter. Favre (25-for-32 225 Yds 2 TD INT) was picture perfect minus DB Cortland Finnegans interception down the left sideline in the second quarter. Favre has now won a game in 32 NFL stadiums, passing former QB Dan Marino (31).
The Jets have scored on an opening drive for the sixth straight game. The Titans defense looked stymied most of the afternoon dealing with Jones and RB Leon Washington. The two combined for 193 yards on the ground with three touchdowns (one receiving). With 11:18 to go in the game, Washington made like The Flash and took an off tackle to the house for a 61-yard touchdown leaving S Chris Hope in the dust.
QB Kerry Collins struggled at the start of the game going 2-for-8 15 Yds, but found a few holes as the game progressed. His best throw of the day came in the fourth quarter on a screen to TE Bo Scaife (3 rec. 40 Yds) for 15 yards. That drive ended in a 49-yard field goal by K Rob Bironas.
The Jets nearly doubled the Titans in total yards while dominating the time of possession with 40:30. They took it to one of the best team in football today, mostly in the trenches. The run defense of Gang Green shutdown the tandem of Chris Johnson and LenDale White, allotting the duo only 46 rushing yards.
On the Titans first drive of the third quarter, S Abram Elam stripped the ball away from Johnson where the fumble was recovered by OLB Bryan Thomas. Following the turnover, with 3:02 left in the third, Favre dropped back, looked left, rolled right and slung a two-yard touchdown pass to WR Laveranues Coles, his sixth of the season. Coles led
Grading Gang Green
The Jets needed to have a balance on the offensive side of the ball to have a chance at beating the Titans today. With forty minutes of possession left on the field plus a steady mix of the run and pass for the entire game, Favre and Co. took it to one of the top teams in the NFL. TE Dustin Keller seems to get more involved as the season progresses and the running game itself is a force to be reckon with when Jones or Washington shoot through blocking gaps. Putting 34 points on the board against the best passing defense in the league is a testament to what this unit can do.
Gang Greens run defense had its toughest test today in containing RBs Chris Johnson and LenDale White. Well, Johnson only had 46 yards on the ground and White recorded -1. NT Kris Jenkins was constantly in the backfield today and S Abram Elam got in on the fun when he stripped Johnson of the football in the third quarter which led to the Coles score. The passing defense of the Jets showcased a physical in-your-face-type swagger today, holding Tennessees offense to one offensive touchdown.
Gang Green Player of the Game: RB Leon Washington
Long Drives
The Jets have 26 offensive drives of five minutes or more this season (Most in NFL).
Good defense leads to points
The Jets have scored 79 points off takeaways this year (2nd in NFL).
Leon does it all
RB Leon Washington became one of three players this season to score a rushing, passing and kick return touchdown. The other two are RB J.J. Arrington and WR Joshua Cribbs. He also recorded the longest offensive play that the Titans have given up all year during his 61-yard touchdown run. Washington tied former Jet RB LaMont Jordan for the longes run in Jets history.
Team Firsts
The Jets are 8-3 for the first time since 2004. Theyve won win their fifth game in a row for the first time since the start of the 2004 season seven-of-eight games for the first time since the end of the 1998 season.
Heck of a Day for Coles
On his fourth reception of the day, a 25-yarder from Favre in the second quarter, WR Laveranues Coles moved past Jets greats Wesley Walker and Mickey Shuler for fourth place on the all-time Jets receiving list. Walker and Shuler both recorded 438 receptions in Jets uniforms. Today he passed Keith Byars for 45th all-time in receptions.


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There was plenty of wedding planning, but fans would be left waiting for the big event after this season of Castle. Although the end was disappointing, there were many highlights to look back on.
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Best Dramatic Episode: "Veritas" There were many runners up ("In the Belly of the Beast," "Under Fire") but Castle Season 6 Episode 22 ranked as our #1 episode for the season. Kate Beckett finally got justice for her mother's murder and Castle was by her side. We felt almost as proud as Castle himself when Kate told him she couldn't have done it without him.
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Most Annoying Character: Pi. Nothing annoyed us more than Pi this season. We're ever so grateful that Alexis finally came to her senses and broke things off with her bee loving, fruit eating boyfriend.
Most Underused Character: Dr. Lanie Parish. We've said it before and we'll say it again. We want a Lanie-centric episode. After six seasons we should know far more about our favorite ME.
Biggest Shock: It wasn't Bracken's arrest or the burning car. It was seeing Kate in that first wedding gown back in "Dressed to Kill." The poofy skirt alone left us dazed and confused for days afterwards. We were never so happy to see an expensive garment get ruined.
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- Bring the two-parter back. Yes we know the season 6 premiere was a two-parter but it didn't have the punch of the ones we've seen mid-season.
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I like the fact that Marlowe is a big fan teaser. I'll mis that!
When Caskett finally gets married,what will the writer's call her? Kate Castle?It just doesn't sound right. Hope she keeps Beckett for her last name. Happy summer!
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I thought the season was good. I agree with those who say Rick needs to be more in love. Hardly ever touches her but this is an ongoing thing with them. Maybe with Marlowe gone he will shape up
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I gave it a C because there were too many things bothered me and it was a weak season. The first wedding dress with the heavy beading was horrible. I really didn't like the second one but it was better than the first. Where is the stylist. Stan is tall and beautiful. Show it off. Tell her/him to look at Bride Magazine or Modern Bride to see magnificent dresses. Use one. The chemistry on Castle's part is lacking. OR, was this planned to give the writers a segue to a split up? Not watching if it is. The last episode could have been written by a high school student. It lacked imagination and the dialogue was one cliché after another. As soon as they showed Castle in a car I knew the car crash was going to happen. Poor editing.
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The season finale definitely left me angry and disappointed but the rest of the season was quite good. Veritas, although excellent, should have been a 2-parter. I loved Under Fire and In the Belly of the Beast. That '70s Show was also a fav. So glad the Pi/Alexis story ended and things got back to normal. Definitely want to see a Lanie centered episode. As for next season, YES to more romance and chemistry. And a wedding worthy of Caskett. I want to see the emotion from both of them more than I care about the big wedding. Fingers crossed that season 7 gives us that payoff.
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Season six by far the best season of castle love the show alot and can't wait for next season. Loved every episode and everything about castle I give it an A+
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Even Pi?
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I´ll try again...
1 - "Veritas", no doubt! Not only the best of the season, but imo one of the best from the whole series! And I agree there were a few runners up.
2 - Maybe "Time will tell" (I´m more into the dramatic ones).
3 - I don´t agree, because I didn´t find the finale a bad one (loved the cliffhanger). I can´t pinpoint an episode as "worse", there were 2 or 3 I didn´t care that much (A murder is forever comes to mind).
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4 - Nobody, as Pi wasn´t there enough to annoy me.
5 - Agree, Lanie it is.
6 - Kate being married; I din´t hate the dress, it wasn´t that bad, altough I LOVED the 2nd one!
My wishes for s7 are the same as yours:) And I hope I´m not send into moderation again:(
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No, the magic is still there, but Castle has to be more attentive to her and be more caring in lots of the situations.... it's ok to be the fun guy but, we are talking about love and that takes work even in acting. When she looks at him it looks real.. but when he looks at her we are not convinced. His smile is wonderful as is hers, lets do more of that... Please
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Loved every minute of Season 6. The acting and writing was superb. There is more need for romance on Castle's part if I had my choices.
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Loved the show all season, never missed an episode. But the ending was too, too terrible to ever watch again. It seems every TV show with a pending wedding for the principals gets this kind of treatment. It's getting tiresome.
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The finale was ridiculous. I gave the season an A...but definitely F!!! for your finale!!
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I totally agree @Mary & @Wendy ~ the finale stunk - I did not like to learn Kate had gotten married & then conveniently thought she hadn't & she's a detective? That is NOT a match to me - LOVE her wedding gown & I agree @Evelyn, what's up with the lack of chemistry all of a sudden? It's like Rick is looking straight through Kate instead of AT Kate. Hopefully all of this will be rectified in S7 ...
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