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Quince Orchard High School has clinched a playoff berth and controls its own destiny for the No. 1 seed. It's possible Quince Orchard clinches the No. 1 seed this weekend, even if Gaithersburg also wins.
Gaithersburg has also clinched a playoff berth and controls its destiny for a top-two seed.
Northwest controls its destiny for a top-three seed and would clinch a playoff berth by winning either of its last two games (Quince Orchard or Springbrook).
Clarksburg controls its destiny for making the playoffs.
Whitman must win at least one of its remaining two games (Churchill and Blair) to have a chance of qualifying, but even two wins won't guarantee a playoff berth.
If Wootton loses to Rockville and Clarksburg beats Magruder this week, Wootton would be eliminated. If Wootton beats Rockville, Wootton will enter Week 10 with a chance to make the playoffs, but even a final-week victory over Quince Orchard wouldn't guarantee a postseason berth.
Blair can possibly remain in contention with a loss to Blake this week. But Blair cannot overcome a loss to Whitman the following week. Even with a win over Blake, Blair could still be eliminated this week.
Paint Branch controls its own destiny for receiving a top-two seed. Paint Branch would clinch a playoff berth with any one of the following outcomes in the next two weeks: Paint Branch over Sherwood, Paint Branch over Gaithersburg, Woodlawn over Kenwood, Parkville over Kenwood, Bethesda-Chevy Chase over Richard Montgomery, Churchill over Whitman, Einstein over Seneca Valley, Franklin over Dundalk, Patapsco over Landsowne, Bethesda Chevy-Chase over Walter Johnson, Blair over Whitman, Blake over Seneca Valley, Churchill over Damascus, Einstein over Watkins Mill, Kennedy over Sherwood, Springbrook over Northwest, Franklin over Catonsville, Towson over Dulaney, Perry Hall over Dundalk or Milford Mill over Woodlawn.
Sherwood would guarantee a playoff berth by winning either of its final two games (Paint Branch or Kennedy). Sherwood controls its own destiny for receiving a top-three seed.
Springbrook must win its final two games (Kennedy and Northwest) to have a chance of reaching the playoffs. If Springbrook beats Kennedy, either of two sets of outcomes would eliminate Springbrook this week: First, Howard over River Hill and Sherwood over Paint Branch; second, Howard over River Hill, Whitman over Churchill, Northwood over Watkins Mill, Quince Orchard over Northwest, Magruder over Clarksburg, Richard Montgomery over Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Seneca Valley over Einstein and Springbrook over Kennedy. If Springbrook beats Kennedy and any other set of outcomes occurs, Springbrook will enter the final week with a chance to make the playoffs.
Damascus has clinched a playoff berth. If it wins its final two games, Damascus could finish with the No. 1, No. 2 or No. 3 seed. Damascus could split its final two games, regardless of which it wins and which it loses, and finish with the No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 or No. 4 seed. If it loses its final two games, Damascus could finish with the Nos. 2, 3 or 4 seed.
The loser of Friday's Seneca Valley-Einstein game will be eliminated. Both teams will be eliminated if South Hagerstown beats Williamsport or North Hagerstown.
Rockville must win its final two games (Wootton and Poolesville) and South Hagerstown must lose its final two games (Williamsport and North Hagerstown) for the Rams to have a chance of reaching the playoffs.
Poolesville, currently ranked third, controls its own destiny for making the playoffs. If Poolesville beats Boonsboro and one or both of the two teams directly behind Poolesvile (Catoctin and Oakdale) lose this weekend, that alone would not guarantee Poolesville a playoff berth. With wins in both its final games, Poolesville could finish with the No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 or No. 4 seed.


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In the early morning hours of Nov. 23, 1963, Dr. James J. Humes washed his hands after overseeing what is arguably the most controversial autopsy in modern U.S. history at Bethesda Naval Hospital, now Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
The director of laboratories of the National Medical School in Bethesda took his notes of the proceedings to his Bethesda home and burned them after he said he hand-copied the records because, Humes later testified, they were stained with John F. Kennedy's blood and "inappropriate to be turned over to anyone."
"Having transcribed those notes … I destroyed those pieces of paper," Humes, who died in 1999, testified in 1977 before a medical panel convened by the U.S. House Select Committee on Assassinations, one of several political bodies that investigated the killing. "I felt they would fall into the hands of some sensation seeker."
But this week, the U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery released a transcript of an oral history interview conducted in 2001 that contradicts Humes' statements.
Humes actually was ordered to destroy the notes by Rear Adm. George Burkley, who was at the autopsy as Kennedy's personal physician, Dr. James Morningstar Young, a White House physician who also attended to Kennedy and was present at the autopsy, said in the interview with Navy historians.
Burkley made the order "at the request" of Kennedy's brother, Robert, said Young, who passed away in 2008. One reason Young said he thought that order was made was to "keep the lid on the fact that President Kennedy really did have Addison's disease," a disorder that can be life-threatening in which the adrenal glands do not produce enough of certain hormones. Autopsy personnel could not find "evidence of any adrenal glands at all" in Kennedy's body, Young said.
The burned autopsy notes controversy is one of many facets of the case that have fueled speculation of a cover-up and conspiracy over Kennedy's death for the past 50 years. On this, the half-century anniversary, the autopsy in Bethesda continues to be one of the more controversial elements.
"Dr. Humes may have had his reasons for burning the original autopsy notes," Philip Shenon, a former New York Times journalist and author of a new book, "A Cruel and Shocking Act: The Secret History of the Kennedy Assassination," said in an interview. "But it was still jaw-dropping to discover what he did."
Kennedy's autopsy was riddled with mistakes and misrepresentations, said Gary L. Aguilar, a California ophthalmologist who lectures extensively on the medical evidence of the assassination. The Navy pathologists did not have specialties in forensic autopsies, and an Army pathologist who helped out had not done a hands-on autopsy in several years, he said.
"They were in way over their heads," said Aguilar, a board member of the Assassination Archives and Research Center, a private organization in Silver Spring that preserves documents and other records on political assassinations. "They were basically honorable men who had to follow orders, or they would jeopardize their careers if they did not."
Of the roughly 30 agents, military officers, medical personnel and others that the House assassinations committee determined were present in the Bethesda examination room 50 years ago, only a handful remain alive. Walter Reed does not have anyone still working there who can comment on the autopsy, said Katie Mollet, a medical center spokeswoman.
James Curtis Jenkins, one of the few present at the autopsy still alive, is scheduled to speak this weekend during a conference in Dallas on the assassination organized by JFK Lancer Productions and Publications.
Jenkins, who then was a lab technician at the Bethesda hospital and could not be reached for comment, told William Law, who interviewed Jenkins and others for his book, "In the Eye of History: Bethesda Hospital Medical Evidence in the JFK Assassination," that physicians were ordered to "follow a scenario" during autopsy proceedings.
Jenkins said that any time doctors "stepped outside that scenario, they got slapped," Law said in an interview.
In his 1977 testimony, Humes said he was "distressed" over allegations of being involved in a cover-up, which he called "totally ridiculous." He reiterated his testimony before the Warren Commission, formed in 1964 by President Lyndon B. Johnson to investigate the killing. Humes said he believed only two gunshots struck Kennedy and both came from behind.
But when asked if he could say the shots came from above, Humes stopped short. Accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was thought by the Warren Commission to have shot at Kennedy from behind and above, from the sixth floor of the nearby Texas School Book Depository.
"I think behind is probably the most one can say from the anatomical findings," Humes testified in 1977.
Humes expounded on the case during testimony in 1996 before the Assassination Records Review Board, formed by Congress to review decisions related to records on the assassination. He acknowledged burning an original draft of the autopsy report that was not stained with Kennedy's blood because he "didn't want anything to remain that some squirrel would grab on and make whatever use that they might."
"That was my decision and mine alone," Humes maintained.
Humes' explanation for destroying the original notes seems "dubious at best," Aguilar said. While destroying his personal notes, Humes preserved notes taken on an autopsy form that also had Kennedy's blood, Aguilar said. The form was filled out by Dr. J. Thornton Boswell, chief of pathology at the Bethesda hospital in 1963, who also signed the autopsy report.
The third pathologist who signed the autopsy report, Pierre A. Finck, chief of the wound ballistics pathology branch at Walter Reed, complained about his autopsy notes being missing, Aguilar said. Humes testified that he took possession of all notes.
Boswell testified before the House committee in 1977 that Burkley imposed only one "immaterial" constraint on them. Authorities had "caught Oswald and that they needed the bullet to complete the case," said Boswell, who died in 2010. "We were told initially that's what we should do, is to find the bullet."
After the pathologists determined there was no bullet inside Kennedy but only fragments, Burkley, who died in 1991, agreed that "we should continue and do a complete autopsy," Boswell said.
Humes added that he understood Burkley's position as he was concerned about the emotional state of the Kennedy family. "He was in hopes that the examination could achieve its goal in as expedient a manner as possible," Humes said.
Humes and Boswell also testified that they had experience in doing autopsies of people who had died from gunshot wounds.
The autopsy was performed in the medical school morgue, then located in what is now the basement leading to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Building 1. The scene in that examination room was "hysterical," with a large contingent of officials and medical professionals in the room, Humes testified in 1977.
Kennedy's wife, Jacqueline, and brother Robert remained at the hospital on the 17th floor VIP suite, and a crowd gathered outside on the grounds.
"How we kept our wits about us as well as we did is amazing to me," Humes said. "There was no question but we were being urged to expedite this examination as quickly as possible. … We made every effort to put aside [such urgings] and approach this investigation in as scientific a manner as we could. But did it harass us and cause difficulty? Of course it did; how could it not?"
Shenon's book describes how the morgue at the Bethesda hospital had been renovated with new equipment just a few weeks earlier.
"It was spacious by the standards of military hospitals, about twenty-five by thirty feet, with a dissecting table fixed to the floor in the center," Shenon wrote. "A closed-circuit television camera had been installed so audiences across the street at the National Institutes of Health … could observe at a distance."
But no one switched on that camera for the Kennedy autopsy, which Humes later said he wished had occurred to help end speculation about the proceedings.
The House committee medical panel, headed by former New York City chief medical examiner Michael Baden, concurred with the Warren Commission and Bethesda autopsy pathologists that two bullets had struck Kennedy from behind. But there was a key dissenter, former Allegheny County, Pa., coroner Cyril Wecht, who disagreed that a single bullet struck Kennedy and then caused all of the wounds to Texas Gov. John Connally, who was riding in the car with Kennedy.
"Without the single-bullet theory, there cannot be one assassin, whether it is Oswald or anybody else," Wecht testified in 1978. He also raised questions about the "remote" possibility of another shot fired from the right side or lower right rear that could have struck Kennedy at the same time a shot struck him in the back of the head.
Another controversial question related to the autopsy concerned whether a neck wound was an entrance or exit wound. Doctors and nurses in Dallas who tried to save Kennedy's life described the neck wound as an entry wound, but Baden testified in 1978 that emergency room personnel are not "trained in distinguishing some of the fine points of differences between entrance and exit gunshot wounds because this does not have much pertinence to treatment and therapy."
Committee panel members unanimously agreed the neck wound was an exit perforation, Baden said. He added that the wound was small and could have been mistaken for an entry wound partly because a bullet came out right beneath Kennedy's collar and tie where the skin was "fairly firm."
A recent Gallup poll showed that 61 percent of Americans believe others besides Oswald were involved in Kennedy's killing. That's down from 75 percent a decade ago.
Among those who professed questions in recent years was James W. Sibert, a former FBI agent who took notes in the Bethesda autopsy room for the federal agency. Sibert, who died in 2012, was quoted in numerous published reports as late as 2009 that he didn't "buy the single-bullet theory."
Law interviewed Sibert numerous times for his book, including at Sibert's Florida home.
"He thought the back wound was too low to be part of the single-bullet theory," Law said. "He said he often wondered if a shooter used an exploding bullet."
Sibert also told Law that when Kennedy's body reached Bethesda, his cranium appeared to be empty of a brain. The issue of what happened to Kennedy's brain remains another mystery.
Humes and Boswell told the assassinations review board that they placed the remains of the brain in a stainless-steel container during the autopsy and then examined it two or three days later. Humes said he gave the brain remains to Burkley and did not see them again.
The remains reportedly were taken from the White House to the National Archives in 1965, according to the House assassinations committee, but they turned up missing in 1966.
The House assassinations committee "was not able to determine precisely what happened to the missing materials," the panel said in its report. The committee added that Robert F. Kennedy "most likely acquired possession of, or at least personal control over, these materials."
Many doubt such questions will ever be fully resolved.
"A lot of key witnesses and people who knew important information have died and taken evidence with them," Shenon said. "It will likely remain a mystery."


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Dr. Guillermo R. Zambrano, who died Friday, Jan. 18, in a single-vehicle accident on Buena Vista Road in Prince Frederick, committed almost 40 years to improving medical care in Calvert County.
"He was really committed to the things that he loved, and he certainly loved providing outpatient imaging services to the community," said Jim Xinis, president and CEO of Calvert Memorial Hospital. "He was always in the forefront to make sure the patients in Calvert County would receive the very best outpatient imaging care possible."
Zambrano, 68, of Prince Frederick was a radiologist and joined the CMH medical staff in 1973, said CMH public relations director Kasia Sweeney.
"He's been with our hospital and with our community for 39 years," she said. "He was just loved by all the staff and physicians at Calvert Memorial Hospital. He was just really a wonderful man. He always had time for everybody."
Zambrano moved to the U.S. in 1971 from Colombia. He began working as an emergency department physician at Calvert Memorial Hospital in 1973 while completing his residency in diagnostic radiology at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
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"[Zambrano] was a leader in developing the outpatient diagnostic imaging services in our community," Sweeney said.
Sally Showalter, a registered nurse and CMH board member, said she was a new nurse working in the emergency department of the old, one-story hospital building when Zambrano started working there. She said at the time, the hospital had a small staff of about three people, including herself and Zambrano.
After several years, Zambrano stopped working in the emergency department and became a member of the staff as a radiologist, Showalter said. He then established his own private practice.
Sweeney said Zambrano's original outpatient practice, Calvert X–Ray, was on the third floor of the old Weems Building. Zambrano owned the first CT scanner in the county, and Showalter said she remembers patients being taken from CMH across the parking lot to his private practice to use the CT scanner in his office.
Zambrano also introduced ultrasound, mammography, angiography and MRI services to the county.
In 1992, Zambrano and two others collaborated with CMH to establish the Calvert Medical Imaging Center, Sweeney said. She said he remained the medical director of the imaging center up until the time of his death.
Xinis said Zambrano was the "driver and leader" of the imaging center.
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Zambrano also helped form American Radiology Associates in 2001, which Sweeney said included groups of radiologists from across the state. At one point, she said, the ARA was one of the largest radiology groups in the state with 80 radiologists.
As someone who was "passionate about women's health," Zambrano also was instrumental in developing the breast imaging part of the Sheldon E. Goldberg Center for Breast Care at CMH, Sweeney said.
Xinis said Zambrano recognized that women were frequently the "caregivers and the core of the families," and because of this, they often would neglect taking care of themselves. Zambrano focused on women's health because he believed if they were well taken care of, their families would be, too.
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Showalter described Zambrano as a well-respected, caring and compassionate physician. Speaking from personal experience, Showalter said any time she had an X-ray or mammogram, Zambrano would personally sit down to discuss the results with her.
"I know he's done that for many people," she said. "We're losing a very well-respected physician. … We're losing someone who has a lot of history with Calvert Memorial."
Dr. Charlie Judge of the Calvert Internal Medicine Group said he worked with Zambrano as a friend and as a colleague during Judge's 30-year professional career in the county.
Zambrano, a "true South American gentleman," went out of his way to make people, whether they were a patient, a friend or a colleague, feel comfortable, Judge said. This was especially important for patients, he said, who were often worried about what their X-ray might show.
One of the things that stood out about Zambrano, Judge said, was when "you were with him, you were the most important person in the world." He said Zambrano would always take time to ask how people and their families were before getting down to business.
"He was one of a kind," Judge said. "… You just don't meet people like him very often."
Judge said he and Zambrano were neighbors, so they were always socializing "for one reason or another." In his spare time, Zambrano enjoyed flying his amphibian plane, an aircraft that can take off and land on both land and water, Judge said. He said Zambrano kept the plane in a hangar on his property and would take the plane out onto the river and take off from there. Occasionally, Judge said, he would fly with Zambrano to the Eastern Shore.
"I even remember watching him out on the river fishing from his airplane," Judge said. "He opened up the doors of the plane and went fishing in the river. He only did it once; he just did it to say he could do it."
The two men would attend aviation conventions together every year, Judge said. At the conventions, they would walk around the air show separately and make plans to meet up for lunch, he said.
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A 57-year-old man from Prince Frederick has been identified as the worker who was killed when part of a garage under construction at the Westfield Montgomery Mall collapsed on him Thursday.
Carroll Dexter Wills, of the 1600 block of Mason Court in Prince Frederick, died while trapped under a 50,000- to 55,000-pound piece of concrete with a steel beam running inside of it.
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Montgomery County officials have ordered a stop to construction on the garage at the Westfield Montgomery Mall in North Bethesda after a portion of the structure collapsed Thursday afternoon, killing Wills and injuring another man. The two men were working on an area of the mall's garage under renovation when a concrete slab fell on them, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Assistant Chief Scott Graham said. Eighteen other people also were working at the garage outside the Macy's entrance when the accident happened, Graham said.
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A stop-work order and notice of violation has been issued indefinitely for the project and will remain in place until the cause of the collapse can be determined and a solution can be determined, Diane Jones, director of Montgomery County's Department of Permitting Services, said Tuesday.
A forensic analysis was being done to determine the cause of the collapse, she said.
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No timetable has been set for when work on the garage might resume, she said, but first the project's structural engineer must submit a report specifying where work was taking place, the specific cause of the collapse and steps to prevent a similar incident from happening again.
Until then, only work to ensure the stability of the structure can be done, Jones said.
On Friday, Jones said she couldn't comment on whether there had been any previous complaints or citations issued on the project.
Summar Goodman, a spokeswoman for Maryland's Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, said Tuesday that investigators from Maryland Occupation Safety and Health were investigating the incident, and she couldn't comment further.
Wills' nephew Thomas Jones said his uncle spent 33 years in the construction industry as an ironworker, and "lived and breathed" his work.
He said Wills had a son and daughter, both in their 20's, and another son who is deceased.
Wills loved basketball, rode motorcycles and used to drive race cars, Jones said.
He was very well-liked, and the family is expecting up to 600 people at the funeral. A date had not been set as of Friday.
"If you'd ever met him, you'd have loved him," Jones said.
Rescue workers, along with engineers, worked for four hours to stabilize the structure before rescuing the trapped man. The collapse was between the second and third levels.
Montgomery Fire and Rescue Service responded to the report of a partial collapse of a parking garage near the Macy's entrance of the mall at about 1:52 p.m. on Thursday.
"Urban search and rescue described an extended extrication and technical rescue," Nesselt said.
Bany Alavi of Germantown said she stopped at the mall to get lunch and was coming back to her car when she heard a very loud crash, which she described as sounding like two pieces of metal slamming together.
Alavi said she was initially concerned the noise might have been a bomb, but she knew there was construction in the garage and assumed the noise was related to that work.
Both victims had initially been able to communicate with rescue personnel, Graham said. Wills died under the wreckage. The second man was rescued and taken by a waiting Maryland State Police MedEvac helicopter to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
Police asked customers to avoid the area and Westlake Drive was closed at Democracy Boulevard and mall entrances were closed to vehicle traffic Thursday, according to police. Only the entrance to the mall near the movie theaters remained closed Friday.
Westfield Montgomery emailed The Gazette the following statement about the accident:
"As has been reported, earlier today a construction related accident occurred at Westfield Montgomery. The accident occurred in a parking deck that was closed for redevelopment. Unfortunately, the accident resulted in serious injuries to what is believed to be two victims, including one fatality. Our thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathies go out to the victims and their families."
A woman who answered the phone for Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. office in Baltimore, the construction firm working on the mall project, said she was "not allowed to speak to the press" and could not provide anyone who was permitted to do so.
Under construction was the first phase of the Westfield revitalization project. A 16-screen, 60,000-square-foot ArcLight Cinema has a projected spring 2014 opening, according to the mall's Facebook page. It is being constructed above the parking garage located on the west side of the property, adjacent to the existing food court.


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First there was Damonte Dodd, the 6-foot-9 power forward from Queen Anne's High School who gave his verbal commitment to Mark Turgeon and the University of Maryland in February. Eight months later, Roddy Peters, Suitland's powerful and explosive 6-foot-4 guard, announced that he would join Dodd and the Terrapins. Those two preceded Melo Trimble, a 6-foot-2 guard from Bishop O'Connell, the most recent Turgeon recruit that lives just a few hours away from College Park.
The three have taken very different paths in becoming Terrapins. Each recruitment, however, can be traced back to a single commonality: Amateur Athletic Union team D.C. Assault.
Dodd was a public school product at Queen Anne's when he committed to Turgeon's 2012 recruiting class, which included Fredericksburg, Va., combo guard Seth Allen, Houston center Shaquille Cleare and Wrentham, Mass., small forward Jake Layman. But Dodd would bypass Maryland for a prep year at Massanutten Military Academy in Woodstock, Va.
Peters played his entire high school tenure in the public ranks. It was cut short on Friday after undergoing season-ending shoulder surgery. At Suitland, he became arguably the county's best public or private school player.
Trimble, an Upper Marlboro native, is a private school product at O'Connell, where former Terp Dave Neal once starred.
But this past summer, the Assault became their common denominator, as did a new relationship with Maryland.
"It opened up a whole lot," Peters said of his exposure with the Assault. "Before I played with [D.C. Assault President] Curtis [Malone], I think I had one scholarship. Now I got a lot."
Prior to the 2011 circuit with the Assault, Peters' lone Division I offer was from St. Joseph's in Philadelphia. After traversing the country with coach Eddie Jordan and the Assault, Peters had offers from Georgetown, Kansas, Memphis, Rutgers, Seton Hall, UCLA, Xavier and Maryland.
But it would be Dodd who became the first player in the D.C. Assault's 18-year history to receive a scholarship from Maryland — Spencer Barks walked on in 2011. Longtime Maryland coach Gary Williams, who retired after 22 years in May 2011, never fully embraced AAU recruiting, even if that meant turning his back to the talent hotbed that lies in Maryland's backyard. Such has not been the case with Turgeon.
"They make it feel like they want you to come here," said Assault coach Matt Parker, who is now coaching the U-17 Gold team, which Peters, Dodd and Trimble all recently graduated from. "They want to pack the house because they have guys from here. And there's no disrespect to Gary, he was a phenomenal coach, and Turgeon has big shoes to fill. It's just more that they reach out to you now where it used to be that you had to reach out to them."
The relationship, which Parker and Assault General Manager Damon Handon both insist is not a burgeoning pipeline, has been smoothed over by Dalonte Hill, an assistant for Turgeon and a former Assault coach who, in his tenure with Kansas State, once lured lottery pick Michael Beasley to the Wildcats.
"Naturally, he would have a good relationship with us," Handon said. "Turgeon and his staff has worked hard to recruit locally … it's just good, old fashioned hard work. I don't think he's doing anything special. I think a lot about recruiting is relationship driven and that's where [Hill] excels."
In keeping tight-knit relationships, Turgeon and Hill have become regular faces at Assault practices and games. This past summer, Turgeon flew in to watch the Assault play at the Orlando Super Showcase and both Hill and Turgeon were in attendance during the DMV Tip-Off Classic two weekends ago at Henry A. Wise High School where Dodd and Peters played in back-to-back games.
"It's real nice just seeing [Turgeon] there," Dodd said. "It boosts my confidence and makes me want to play even better."
Peters has been to the majority of the Terps' home games this season and has already formed friendly relationships with guards Nick Faust and sophomore transfer Dez Wells, who have been talking to him about eating right and lifting weights. Dodd, meanwhile, has become especially close with freshman forward Charles Mitchell.
As for Trimble, a junior, "I was waiting for him to commit," Peters said. "I knew he liked Maryland, too, so in practice I always said little things to him. So now all the players from the area decided to come to Maryland."
The sweetest part for Maryland faithful is that the Terps appear to be getting the first crack at local talent, especially with the D.C. Assault. In the past five years, Duke has successfully recruited Assault alumni Nolan Smith, Quinn Cook (one of nine Assault McDonald's All-Americans), Tyler Thornton and Josh Hairston.
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Containers are not new, but renewed commitments to performance, flexibility, and agility have propelled them to the top of the agenda today. By working without the need for virtualization and its overhead, containers are seen as the perfect way to deploy apps and services across multiple clouds. Containers can handle anything from file types to operating systems and services, including microservices. What are microservices? Unlike what the name implies, microservices are not necessarily small, but are focused on specific tasks. The ability for developers to deploy multiple containers – thous...
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As more intelligent IoT applications shift into gear, they're merging into the ever-increasing traffic flow of the Internet. It won't be long before we experience bottlenecks, as IoT traffic peaks during rush hours. Organizations that are unprepared will find themselves by the side of the road unable to cross back into the fast lane. As billions of new devices begin to communicate and exchange data – will your infrastructure be scalable enough to handle this new interconnected world?
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Consumer IoT applications provide data about the user that just doesn't exist in traditional PC or mobile web applications. This rich data, or "context," enables the highly personalized consumer experiences that characterize many consumer IoT apps. This same data is also providing brands with unprecedented insight into how their connected products are being used, while, at the same time, powering highly targeted engagement and marketing opportunities. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Nathan Treloar, President and COO of Bebaio, will explore examples of brands transforming their businesses by t...
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Through WebRTC, audio and video communications are being embedded more easily than ever into applications, helping carriers, enterprises and independent software vendors deliver greater functionality to their end users. With today's business world increasingly focused on outcomes, users' growing calls for ease of use, and businesses craving smarter, tighter integration, what's the next step in delivering a richer, more immersive experience? That richer, more fully integrated experience comes about through a Communications Platform as a Service which allows for messaging, screen sharing, video...
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The 3rd International WebRTC Summit, to be held Nov. 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, announces that its Call for Papers is now open. Topics include all aspects of improving IT delivery by eliminating waste through automated business models leveraging cloud technologies. WebRTC Summit is co-located with 15th International Cloud Expo, 6th International Big Data Expo, 3rd International DevOps Summit and 2nd Internet of @ThingsExpo. WebRTC (Web-based Real-Time Communication) is an open source project supported by Google, Mozilla and Opera that aims to enable bro...
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SYS-CON Events announced today the Containers & Microservices Bootcamp, being held November 3-4, 2015, in conjunction with 17th Cloud Expo, @ThingsExpo, and @DevOpsSummit at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. This is your chance to get started with the latest technology in the industry. Combined with real-world scenarios and use cases, the Containers and Microservices Bootcamp, led by Janakiram MSV, a Microsoft Regional Director, will include presentations as well as hands-on demos and comprehensive walkthroughs.
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The 17th International Cloud Expo has announced that its Call for Papers is open. 17th International Cloud Expo, to be held November 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, brings together Cloud Computing, APM, APIs, Microservices, Security, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding business opportunity. Submit your speaking proposal today!
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With the Apple Watch making its way onto wrists all over the world, it's only a matter of time before it becomes a staple in the workplace. In fact, Forrester reported that 68 percent of technology and business decision-makers characterize wearables as a top priority for 2015. Recognizing their business value early on, FinancialForce.com was the first to bring ERP to wearables, helping streamline communication across front and back office functions. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Kevin Roberts, GM of Platform at FinancialForce.com, will discuss the value of business applications on wearable ...
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"I believe that demonstrating the existence of intelligent agency with the tools of science is impossible." - Alex Berezow
In a recent book review published in Christian Century, BioLogos content manager Jim Stump endeavors to reclaim the word "design."
In the early 1700s, Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz famously disagreed about whether God periodically "corrected" the orbits of the planets. Why their disagreement matters for today's debates about God and evolution.
Evangelicals are skeptical of space exploration—but can pastors change this from the pulpit?
The former chair of the Harvard University physics department muses on how faith gives meaning to his scientific work.
The story of the Genesis Rock reminds us of how biblical and scientific accounts, despite their different purviews and purposes, remain inexorably linked in our understanding of origins.
Are black holes in trouble? Could life have come from space? What do we know about the religious lives of Indian scientists? Find the answers to these questions and more.
This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
God could have created a fertile planet miraculously in an instant, but when we look carefully at the physical evidence, it appears that the earth has a longer history as part of the universe.
God could have created a fertile planet miraculously in an instant, but when we look carefully at the physical evidence, it appears that the earth has a longer history as part of the universe.
Some people who brook no "god of the gaps" arguments anywhere else look to these three moments as more reasonable places to insert God into natural processes: God spoke matter/energy into existence, God made life out of lifeless matter, and God breathed a soul into human beings.
This is a transcript of an interview given by Dr. Jennifer Wiseman at The Faith Angle Forum Conference on Religion, Politics, & Public Life on November 5, 2013.
Astronomers have many different methods for measuring the age of various objects in the universe, and they all support ages of billions of years, not thousands. Even if the assumptions of one or two methods were faulty, it is highly unlikely that all of the methods would be affected.
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
This ongoing series written by historian Ted Davis begins with a brief synopsis of his personal background, and then goes on to reveal his passion for debunking "the now-common view that the history of science and Christianity is one of ongoing, inevitable conflict."
In this excerpt from the book Delight in Creation: Scientists Share Their Work with the Church, astronomer Deborah Haarsma shares her excitement about recent findings about our universe from a Christian perspective.