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Computer programme 'aids rescue effort'
Cardiff University says experts are helping the immediate rescue efforts in Nepal by providing a real-time assessment of the risk of more landslides after Saturday's earthquake.
Dr Robert Parker and his team from the University's School of Earth and Ocean Sciences have developed a computer program calleds ShakeSlide.
The University says organisations like The World Bank and MapAction are now collaborating with Dr Parker directly, working alongside the disaster assessment teams.
The model predictions provide a rapid, first-order assessment of earthquake-triggered landslide hazards, and are currently being used to guide efforts to map landslide damage caused by Saturday's earthquake in Nepal.
Cardiff research on graphene 'revolutionary' for industry
Tests on graphene by a Cardiff University researcher could open up global exploitation of the lightweight 'wonder' material.
Graphene is a form of carbon and forms an atomic-scale lattice. It is extremely strong and conducts heat and electricity efficiently. It is used in products from computer chips to super-light aircraft.
But its development has been held back commercially by the cost and difficulty of large-scale production.
Now research by Dr David Morgan, of Cardiff Catalysis Institute, has developed methods of testing and analysing changes in the material.
Dr Morgan has worked alongside South Wales company Perpetuus to test the characteristics of graphene on an industrial scale – a 'world-first' for the University.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first analysis of its kind from raw material to final use of the processed material. The development of graphene and related materials is an exciting and ever-expanding field.
Cardiff scientists find new uses for gold
Gold is traditionally regarded as chemically uninteresting because it doesn't react readily with other substances.
But researchers at Cardiff University's School of Chemistry say when broken down into nanoparticles, containing a few hundred atoms, it becomes incredibly reactive.
That makes it an efficient catalyst to speed up chemical and biological processes.
The scientists say they have discovered gold is the best catalyst for making the main ingredient for PVC and it could replace environmentally harmful mercury.
It's hoped using gold in catalysis could mean the better use of raw materials and the ability to generate fuels, plastics and other chemicals from renewables.
Griff Rhys Jones withdraws from Cardiff University role
Griff Rhys Jones has withdrawn from becoming Cardiff University's new Chancellor just two weeks after an embarrassing debacle which saw his appointment halted at the last minute.
The comedian's appointment was blocked when it emerged current chancellor Sir Martin Evans was not offered the chance to be reappointed.
In a letter to the Vice Chancellor, Professor Colin Riordan, Jones said: "Following the recent decision of the Court of Cardiff University to refer the appointment of a new Chancellor back to the Council, I can see that it is going to need a period of reconsideration and re-evaluation.
"It may well be that the Council wants to re-offer the post to the incumbent, Sir Martin Evans. Sir Martin may decide to take it or step aside.
"I feel, however, that my presence only makes this a more complicated process for everyone concerned. I believe it better that I should withdraw.
"I can't say that I am offering my resignation. I haven't yet been appointed. But I do not want to be further considered for this post. I was honoured to be chosen."
A spokesperson for Cardiff University said: "Cardiff University is very sorry for creating the circumstances that led Griff Rhys Jones to step aside. These events were based solely on internal rules and procedures: our ongoing friendship with Griff Rhys Jones was never in question.
"We are immensely proud of Griff's continuing work as an Honorary Fellow and Patron to our Sustainable Places Research Institute, and he remains a trusted supporter of the University.
"Council will meet to consider the nomination of a future Chancellor at a meeting on 19 May. Professor Sir Martin Evans has indicated to the Chair of Council his willingness to be considered for nomination for a further term."
Cardiff University leads new global Alzheimer's research
Scientists from Cardiff University are leading new global research into Alzheimer's disease, in a study involving more than one million people around the world.
The £6m project will look into the relationship between genetics and lifestyle in the development of Alzheimer's, hoping to produce the most comprehensive understanding of the disease's risk to date.
"For too long scientists studying Alzheimer's have been working in silos, engaged in a single-minded 'race' to try and beat the disease. That's simply not going to happen unless we pull together," said Principal Investigator Prof Julie Williams from Cardiff University.
"The insights gleaned will pave the way for a new era of therapies. We predict that in future, based on this unrivalled data, GPs may be able run a simple test to analyse a patient's risk of developing Alzheimer's."
"A combination of gene therapy, drugs and lifestyle changes could then be prescribed to reduce that risk."
The research will look at the genetic data of more than a million people over the age of 65, from Europe, America, Australia and Asia.
- Tom Sheldrick
Cardiff University's first free online course goes live
The first free online course run by Cardiff University has gone live today. Cardiff is the only Welsh university among more than 20 in the UK to sign up to the idea - which is aimed at widening access to higher education.
The first course is about Muslims here - and also aims to spread understanding of their lives, and place in society.
- ITV Report
Welsh scientists find new evidence of climate change
Changes in the sun's energy may have led to natural climate change, according to researchers at Cardiff University.Read the full story ›
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Cardiff medical students to work in the community
Wales' biggest medical school has launched a new education programme designed to train and retain the best doctors in the country. It comes amid fears that too many medics are being lured to other parts of the UK and even abroad with hospitals and GP surgeries here are struggling.
Cardiff medical students to train in the community
Cardiff has unveiled a new approach to training and retaining doctors in Wales.
Marking the biggest transformation of Cardiff University's medical education programme since its School of Medicine was founded in 1921 the new curriculum aims to cultivate world-class doctors by introducing more community centred learning.
Studies show that medical students who train in underserved areas are more likely to return there to work after graduation.
Professor John Bligh, Dean of Cardiff University's School of Medicine said:
"Ultimately our goal is to modernise teaching with a view to producing world-class clinicians who want to live and work in Wales for the benefit of Welsh patients, and we hope the community-centred learning experience that this curriculum offers will encourage this."
Under the new curriculum, students will be introduced to community-based learning in their first year to ensure early patient contact. Cardiff University School of Medicine is responsible for the graduation of 300 student doctors annually.
New curriculum to change doctor training in Wales
A new education programme launched by Cardiff University's School of Medicine aims to transform the way doctors are trained and produce more doctors 'who want to live and work in Wales'.
The new curriculum is an important milestone for medical education in Wales and will play a critical role in ensuring the future health of Wales.
Not only will it encourage students to be independent, life-long learners with a strong focus on science within clinical practice, but it will also instil at the heart of their learning, a renewed patient consciousness.
Ultimately, our goal is to modernise teaching with a view to producing world-class clinicians who want to live and work in Wales for the benefit of Welsh patients, and we hope the community-centred learning experience that this curriculum offers will encourage this.


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A woman was injured Saturday, when she fell from a second floor window during a house fire on the 1500 block of Pine Hollow Road in Lower Paxton Township.
The incident was first reported by ABC 27 and later confirmed by Dauphin County radio dispatches.
The fire broke out just after 2 p.m. There is no word on a cause. The woman was hospitalized, but her condition was not immediately available.

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Lets face it
English is a stupid language.
There is no egg in the eggplant
No ham in the hamburger
And neither pine nor apple in the pineapple.
English muffins were not invented in England
French fries were not invented in France.
We sometimes take English for granted
But if we examine its paradoxes we find that
Quicksand takes you down slowly
Boxing rings are square
And a guinea pig is neither from Guinea nor is it a pig.
If writers write, how come fingers don't fing.
If the plural of tooth is teeth
Shouldn't the plural of phone booth be phone beeth
If the teacher taught,
Why didn't the preacher praught.
If a vegetarian eats vegetables
What the heck does a humanitarian eat!?
Why do people recite at a play
Yet play at a recital?
Park on driveways and
Drive on parkways
How can the weather be as hot as hell on one day
And as cold as hell on another
You have to marvel at the unique lunacy
Of a language where a house can burn up as
It burns down
And in which you fill in a form
By filling it out
And a bell is only heard once it goes!
English was invented by people, not computers
And it reflects the creativity of the human race
(Which of course isn't a race at all)
That is why
When the stars are out they are visible
But when the lights are out they are invisible
And why it is that when I wind up my watch
It starts
But when I wind up this poem
It ends.
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LENOX -- The owners of Mazzeo's Ristorante have purchased the site of the former Halpin's Grub and Grog at 490 Pittsfield Road in Lenox and plan to open a sports bar there this summer.
Anthony Mazzeo and his brother, Michael, who operate their restaurant at 1015 South St. in Pittsfield, said they closed Thursday on the Lenox property. They plan to open at the new site once an all-alcohol liquor license is obtained from the town, which is estimated to take two or three months.
In November, the property was scheduled for a foreclosure auction, but that was postponed after it was involved in a filing for federal Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Springfield. The major creditor for the property was listed as Berkshire Bank.
Anthony Mazzeo said the purchase and sale agreement included an amount "that worked out for everybody involved," including the bank and the former owner. He declined to disclose the price.
Jeff Halpin and his wife at the time, Susan, purchased the property, formerly Sophia's restaurant, for $695,000 in July 2008, according to Eagle files. The renovated site with seating for about 90 people opened in September that year as an Irish-style tavern with food, a full bar, pool tables and a lounge with video games and a jukebox.
To finance the acquisition and to support a major renovation, a $794,750 mortgage was secured from Legacy Banks, which later merged into Berkshire Bank. A U.S.
Mazzeo said Friday there will be some renovations to the restaurant, "and we will add our own twist" to the decor. Initially, staff members from Mazzeo's Ristorante will manage the new bar while additional employees are hired. He said the staff at the sports bar will include 10 to 15 positions when in full operation.
In addition, Mazzeo announced a contest to name the sports-themed bar, which will be conducted through the Mazzeo's Facebook site and elsewhere. The winner will receive a free dinner for four after the establishment opens, he said.
"We really look forward to having a responsible operation for the Berkshires and something to make the area proud," said Michael Mazzeo.
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For the fourth year in a row, the Marshalltown Fire Department's team has won the American Lung Association's Fight for Air Climb competition.
Marshalltown Fire Chief Steve Edwards recognized the firefighters accomplishment at Monday night's city council meeting. He said the team's win typifies the kind of team work indicative of the MFD and other area agencies. That dedication and cooperation came into crisp focus during the fire at The Villager apartment complex Sunday, he said.
With Marshalltown Area Paramedic Services, Police Department and the Red Cross all lending a hand, it is easy see why the team is four-time champs, he said.
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The Marshalltown Fire Department climb team poses with its trophy Tuesday afternoon at the fire department. The team won the competition for the fourth year in a row, helping the American Lung Association raise $193,000. Left to right: Chad Jones, Dan Oswald and Nathan White.
"When I was working that fire, one of the things that hit home was how well we all work together," he said. "It gives me a great deal of pride."
The firefighters - Chad Jones, 40, Nathan White, 31, and Dan Oswald, 23 - have been together since the department's first competition. And although the format has changed since then, their strategy has not.
"You have to be physically fit," Jones said.
The men said having mandated physical fitness time during their shifts helps them stay in shape, but they each also workout extensively on their own time as well. The job demands it of them, they said.
The competition, which took place Sunday, pitted firefighters from across the state against one another in a stair climbing drill. Each of the four teams climbed three of the largest buildings in Des Moines: the downtown Marriott, Hub Tower and the EMC Insurance building. Each firefighter takes one building and scales the stairs in full gear. The fastest combined times wins the competition.
The team has won by a margins ranging from 1.5 to 3 minutes in each of the years it has competed. No team has ever won the competition four years running. The American Lung Association gives the winning team a traveling trophy with the department's name engraved on it.
"It is something the community should be proud of," Jones said.
Competitors paid a $15 or $25 registration fee and the American Lung Association required them each to raise another $100 for the event, said Renee Searle, special events coordinator for the American Lung Association. The non-profit put 88 percent of the money toward its advocacy and research programs. The rest went to cover operating costs.
Preliminary estimates show that the American Lung Association raised $193,000, exceeding its $176,000 goal.
Although the team is unsure whether it will compete again next year, White said he is confident his team can retain the title should it decide to do so.
"We challenge any fire department in the state," he said.


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I am a recent graduate from Redmond High School and I was extremely pleased when reading about Sara Gardner's program at Bellevue College for those with autism spectrum disorder (Redmond Reporter, April 18). During my time at Redmond High School, I was lucky enough to be very involved in the peer mentoring program and meet individuals with varying disabilities all over the spectrum.
These kids were some of the smartest, most hard-working individuals I have ever come into contact with. Although some of them struggled with aspects of the high school experience, with support from the program and help from classes specifically focused on addressing their needs most of the students were able to find their niche and flourish at school.
Graduating from high school and moving on to create an independent adult life is difficult for everyone, regardless of their degree of ability or disability. I believe that programs such as Autism Spectrum Navigators at Bellevue College and the Transition Academy operating out of the Lake Washington School District are important stepping stones for all individuals who are ready to leave high school, but are not ready to completely sever themselves from the same support that has allowed them to be so successful in the past.
These individuals are important members of our community and have so much talent and passion to share with us all. It is so important to have programs such as the Autism Spectrum Navigators available and I am very proud to live in a community that has so many resources offered for those who need them.
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A Hog Crazy Night
Alamo, MS> The weather warmed Saturday afternoon and our hunters could not wait to get to their stands. Marian and Bob had come over to hunt one more time, Two-Gun Tony was making his appearance with Mark (Mailrider) and Trent, Burney, Austin, Dad and I were just kind of hanging out. With the weather change we all headed out to hunt. I put Marian on the Arrowhead, then Bob and I went to the Dove Field. Trent went to the Secret Field and dropped Austin off, the rest of the group headed to the delta wheat fields.
Everything was dead quiet till right at 4:30, then all hell broke loose.
It sounded like a war had started down in the bottom land. You could almost see a gigantic pall of gunsmoke rising over the area from the continuous blasting.
Bob and I waited till dark to come out; hoping that our side had won the battle. We picked up Marian and headed to camp. This is what happened.
Trent fired first and took a doe, Tony fired at a giant hog and a doe, Mark blasted two hogs, and Burney blasted a doe, a hog and shot at another hog. There was lead flying everywhere. Everyone but Trent had run out of bullets. Phillip would have gone crazy. Mark took down "Old Whitey" a trophy hog we had seen.
The saying there is "if you see hogs, fire for effect" and they did. We finished the night with 3 hogs found and two deer. The pole was full. Go to Marians site to see more pics of her hunt and the wild night we had. Mark, Burney and Trent at the pole.
This pic is Two-Gun Tony, Mark and me checking out Old Whitey.


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Klassen takes Bronze, Groves 8th and Hughes 10th at Salt LakeToday at the Salt Lake City Olympics all of the top 3 finishers broke the existing world record for the 3000m Long Track Speed Skating event and all of the top 10 broke the existing Olympic record.. Cindy Klassen became the first Canadian woman to medal at the 3000m distance (previous best was Sylvia Burka 8th in 1976).I believe (please correct me if I am wrong) all 3 Canadian women will now move on to skate the 5,000m on February 23rd.Women's 3000m: Gold. Claudia Pechstein, GER, 3:57.70Silver. Renate Groenwold, Ned)3:58:94Bronze. Cindy Klassen, CAN, 3:58.974. Anni Friesinger, GER, 3:59.395. Tonny de Jong, NED, 4:00.496. Maki Tabata, JPN, 4:03.637. Jennifer Rodriguez, USA, 4:04.998. Kristina Groves, CAN, 4:06.449. Emese Hunyady, AUT, 4:06.5510. Clara Hughes, CAN, 4:06.57Previous RecordsWORLD RECORD: 3:59.26OLYMPIC RECORD: 4:07.29


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25 scorpionfish species found in Hawaii waters
The bottom of the ocean is home for many creatures; some of them burrowing into rocks or sand, resting on coral or even in plain view. Scorpionfish – part of the Scorpaenidae family – is an ambush predator that spends most of its time resting perfectly still. This solitary creature appears no different than a rock until it strikes purposely at its prey.
Of the 400 species of scorpionfish found worldwide, there are only 25 found in the warm waters of Hawaii. This well-camouflaged animal has the ability to lay motionless on top of a rock or reef, blending in with the disrupted color pattern below them. Many have a blotted coloration and flaps of skin that mimic algae. But it is because of their venomous spines that they get their name. Found in the dorsal, pelvic and anal spines are venom, capable of delivering a powerful and painful sting, sometimes deadly for predators that go after them. While their body is inconspicuous, some species may have bright colors on the inside of their mouth or beneath their fins. They can use a behavior called "flashing" to help act as an effective warning defense to ward off other animals.
The scorpionfish is certainly not at the bottom of the food chain. With lightening fast movements and large mouths, this hunter can swallow fish more than half their size. Because of their subtle disguise, fish unknowingly swim by or even rest on them, mistaking them for a safe-haven. They rarely have a warning before the scorpionfish opens its huge mouth within a fraction of a second and inhales it. They are normally found feeding on various fish or crustaceans at dusk or during the night.
Due to their sedentary lifestyle, the scorpionfish are known to have algae and parasites on them, which can help aid in the camouflage, but it can also become bothersome over time. Luckily, they are known to have the ability to shed their outermost layer of skin periodically, effectively getting rid of any stowaways.
The best protection against a sting by this painful predator is avoidance. Always be careful of where you put your hands or feet and move slowly while in the water. If you are stung by a scorpionfish, soak the area in the hottest water you can tolerate to lessen the pain and consult a physician with any questions. Fortunately, the deadly stonefish found in Tahiti and also called nohu are not found in the Hawaiian waters. Tahitian settlers did not find the same stonefish when they came to the Hawaiian Islands, but instead discovered the Titan scorpionfish, a close relative. They called the Titan scorpionfish nohu as well, which is a favorite to Hawaiians because of its taste.
* Larissa Treese is the head aquarist at the Maui Ocean Center. "Ka Mo'olelo Moana," or "The Ocean Story," is a monthly column submitted by the Maui Ocean Center, which is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily in Maalaea. For more information, call 270-7000.


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Certainly an acquired taste, yet one I thoroughly enjoy. My first encounter was when I was working in Turkey. I had come down with a terrible chest cold and thought this might help me to sleep, as it had an aroma similar to "NyQuil." I slept like a baby and awoke fresh and revived. The taste is on the order of black licorice. Best served on ice with water. Delicious when served with fruit. The export version acquired here in the States is lower in alcohol than the potent Turkish market variety. Still efficient at 90 proof.
Technical Notes
Raki is a usually anise0- flavored aperitif that is produced twice distilling either only suma or suma that has been mixed with ethyl alcohol in traditional copper alembics of 5000 litres volume o less with anise seed. It is similar to several kinds of alcoholic beverages available in the Mediteranian and parts of the Balkins, including pastis, sambica and ouzo. In the Balkans, however raki refers to a drink made from distilled poace, similar to Italian grappa, Bosnian raki, Greek ouzo and tsipouro, Cretan tsikoudia, Cypriot zivania and Spanish ouzo.
I Turkey raki is the unofficial 'national drink' and is traditionally drunk mixed with water; the dilution causes this alcoholic drink to turn a milky-white color, and possibly because of its color the mixture is called "lion's Milk"


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What's going on this morning in and around Hoboken?
Police are looking for a thief who robs people after he hits them in fender benders near Hoboken; and Giants superstar Michael Strahan's belongings are up for auction, courtesy of his nasty divorce.
Adding insult to injury - Jersey City police are investigating whether there is a serial "bump-and-run bandit" on the loose - a second woman was robbed this week at knifepoint following a minor fender bender, reports The Jersey Journal's Jarrett Renshaw.
This past Wednesday, a 33-year-old Brooklyn woman was traveling eastbound on Route 139 when she got into a minor accident with a man driving a green Jeep Cherokee. As the drivers inspected the damage, he pulled out a large kitchen knife and grabbed her purse before jumping back into the SUV and fleeing east onto Jersey Avenue toward Hoboken. Sound all too familiar? A woman told police a gold SUV struck her BMW from behind on Routes 1&9 at the Charlotte Circle on Saturday. As the drivers inspected the damage, the man pulled out a knife and made off with her purse and two cell phones.
The "bump-and-run bandit" has yet to be seen in Hoboken (Hoboken drivers are pretty vicious lot, anyway). But be cautious - motorists should call police immediately after an accident - especially late at night - and stay in their cars until police arrive.
Giants fans, take heart. An auction of 221 items once belonging to Giants star Michael Strahan and his ex-wife Jean will be held today. A judge ordered the feuding ex-couple to sell the contents of their former Upper Montclair mansion, and split the profit, reports this article in the Star-Ledger.
You can now own things like Strahan's 14-piece Continental Baroque-style carved walnut dining room suite, valued at up to $25,000, or a Victorian gilt-bronze mounted walnut billiard/snooker table - if you can afford it, of course.


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The Vee Bee Esso service station in Belleville is pictured in this photo from the mid-1960s and is featured on the Facebook site "You Know You're From Belleville, N.J." The photo was likely taken close to the holidays judging from the Christmas tree decoration visible in the station's window.
Various Bloomfield residents weighed in on Facebook with memories of stopping at the station with their parents and commented on the friendly service.
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2012-13 Men's Basketball News
July 9, 2013
Aric Samuel Hired as Assistant Men's Basketball Coach
Aric Samuel has been named assistant men's basketball coach and director of the DeLoach Center.
May 14, 2013
Men's Basketball Adds Australian Guard
Combo guard Sean Preston is transferring to Coker for men's basketball.
April 22, 2013
Coker Men's Basketball Signs Samuels
Donte Samuels has signed a letter of intent to play for Dan Schmotzer and the men's basketball team.
March 8, 2013
Coker's Nelson Named Second Team All-Conference
Men's basketball player Julian Nelson has been selected all-conference.
March 4, 2013
Coker's Season Comes to End with 80-71 Loss to Barton
The Coker men's basketball team's season came to end on Monday (March 4) with a 80-71 loss to Barton in the Quarterfinals of the Conference Carolinas Men's Basketball Tournament.
March 3, 2013
Cobra Men Prepared for Conference Tournament to Begin
The #8 seed Coker Cobras will take on the #1 seed Barton Bulldogs in the Quarterfinals of the Conference Carolinas Men's Basketball Tournament on Monday (March 4) at 7 p.m.
March 1, 2013
Cobras Close Out Regular Season with Come from Behind Victory Over Belmont Abbey
The Cobra men's basketball team closed out their regular season with an impressive come from behind victory against Belmont Abbey, winning 86-81.
February 28, 2013
Coker Men Looking to Take Down the Crusaders
The Coker men's basketball team will host the Crusaders of Belmont Abbey in their final regular season game of the season on Friday (March 1) at 7:30 p.m.
February 28, 2013
Morris Capping Impressive Stint at Coker
Senior guard Andrew Morris has the balance of a Division II student-athlete. Check out his story here.
February 26, 2013
Coker Falls to Queens 55-50
The Coker men's basketball team fell to the Queens University of Charlotte Royals, 55-50 on Tuesday (Feb. 26) night.
February 25, 2013
Cobras Looking to Overthrow the Royals on Tuesday
The Coker men's basketball team will host the Queens University of Charlotte Royals in a Conference Carolinas game on Tuesday (Feb. 26) at 7:30 p.m.
February 23, 2013
King Sneaks Past Coker, 73-72
The Coker men's basketball team fell just short of defeating King University, losing 73-72 on Saturday (Feb. 23).
February 22, 2013
Men's Basketball Trio Earns Academic All-Conference Selection
Three men's basketball players landed on the academic all-conference team, which was announced Friday.
February 20, 2013
Coker's Morris Named Capital One Academic All-American
Andrew Morris of the men's basketball team has been named as an academic All-American.
February 20, 2013
Coker's Second Half Comeback Falls Short in 64-62 Loss to Pfieffer
Coker's second half comeback against Pfeiffer on Wednesday (Feb. 20) fell short, as the Falcons defeated the Cobras 64-62 on a last second shot.
February 19, 2013
Coker Looking to Sweep Pfeiffer
Teh Coker men's basketball team will be looking to complete a season sweep of Pfeiffer University when they take the court on Wednesday.
February 13, 2013
Mount Olive Defeats Coker, 86-66
Julian Nelson and Errick Bethel combined for 30 points to pace the Cobras in their 86-66 loss to Mount Olive College on Wednesday (Feb. 13) night in Conference Carolinas men's basketball action.
February 10, 2013
Coker's Sharod Williams Nominated for Dunk Contest
Senior forward Sharod Williams has been selected to participate in an online dunk contest. Read more to find out how to vote.
February 9, 2013
Coker Men's Basketball Makes It Three in a Row
The Coker men's basketball team picked up its third consecutive Conference Carolinas victory on Saturday (Feb. 9), defeating North Greenville, 70-63.
February 6, 2013
Coker Upsets Barton in Triple Overtime Thriller
The Coker men's basketball team upset the league leading Barton Bulldogs in triple overtime, 94-90 on Wednesday (Feb. 6).
February 5, 2013
Cobras Hoping to Cage the Bulldogs
The Coker men's basketball team will host the nationally ranked No. 12 Bulldogs of Barton on Wednesday (Feb. 6) night.
February 2, 2013
Cobras Shoot Down the Flying Fleet, 61-51
The Cobra men's basketball team shot down the Erskine Flying Fleet, winning 61-51 on Saturday (Feb. 2).
February 1, 2013
Coker's Morris Named to Capital One All-District Squad
Men's basketball player Andrew Morris has been recognized for his academic achievements.
January 31, 2013
Bethel Scores 16 in Coker's Loss to Belmont Abbey
Errick Bethel scored a team leading 16 points in the Coker men's basketball team's loss to Belmont Abbey, 91-71, on Thursday (Jan. 31) night.
January 26, 2013
Team Effort Leads to Coker's 79-70 Win Over King
Four players scored in double figures to lead the Cobra men's basketball team to a 79-70 win over King University on Saturday (Jan. 26).
January 25, 2013
Cobras Will Battle the Tornado on Saturday
The Coker men's basketball team will do battle with the Tornado of King University in their Conference Carolinas game on Saturday (Jan. 26) at 4 p.m.
January 24, 2013
Coker Takes Down Pfeiffer, 64-51
The Cobra men's basketball team picked up a 64-51 win over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas men's basketball action on Thursday (Jan. 24) night.
January 22, 2013
Walker Leads Coker Past Coastal Georgia 70-61
Freshman Taylor Walker scored a career high 14 points, leading the Coker men's basketball team to a 70-61 win over the Coastal Georgia Mariners on Tuesday (Jan. 22).
January 21, 2013
Cobras Host Mariners of Coastal Georgia on Tuesday
The Coker men's basketball team will host the Coastal Georgia Mariners in a non-conference game on Tuesday (Jan. 22) at 7:30 p.m.
January 19, 2013
Bobcats Sneak Past Coker, 60-58
The Coker Cobras narrowly lost to the Lees-McRae Bobcats 60-58 on Saturday.
January 18, 2013
Coker Looking for Season Sweep on Saturday
The Coker men's basketball team will be looking to complete the season sweep of Lees-McRae on Saturday (Jan. 19) at 4 p.m.
January 16, 2013
Royals Top Cobras 66-61
Julian Nelson scored 23 points to lead the Cobra men's basketball team in their 66-61 loss to Queens University of Charlotte on Wednesday (Jan. 16).
January 12, 2013
Coker Comes Up Short Against Limestone, 62-60
The Coker men's basketball team lost a heartbreaker to Limestone 62-60 on Saturday afternoon.
January 10, 2013
Cobra Men Looking to Get Back on Track Against Limestone
The Cobra men's basketball team will be looking to get back to their winning ways when they host Limestone College on Saturday (Jan. 12) at 4 p.m.
January 8, 2013
Bulldogs Top Cobras 78-60
Larry Felder scored a team high 13 points in Coker's 78-60 loss to No. 23 Barton College in men's basketball action Tuesday (Jan. 8) night.
January 5, 2013
Cobras Make it Four in a Row with 79-68 Win Over North Greenville
The Coker men's basketball team won their fourth consecutive game defeating North Greenville 79-68 on Saturday (Jan. 5).
January 4, 2013
Coker Men Looking to Stay Hot Versus North Greenville
The Coker men's basketball team will put their streak of three consecutive wins at home on the line Saturday (Jan. 5) when they take on North Greenville.
January 3, 2013
Nelson Propels Coker Past Erskine
Julian Nelson scored a career high 34 points to propel Coker past Erskine, 79-74, in Conference Carolinas men's basketball action.
January 2, 2013
Coker Looking to Ground the Erskine Flying Fleet on Thursday
The Coker men's basketball team will be looking to take down the Erskine Flying Fleet in their Conference Carolinas match-up on Thursday (Jan. 3).
December 29, 2012
Cobras Slay Knights 87-73
The Coker men's basketball team defeated St. Andrews 87-73 in a non-conference game on Saturday (Dec. 29).
December 28, 2012
Coker and St. Andrews to Square Off on Saturday
The Coker men's basketball team will square off against St. Andrews University in a non-conference game on Saturday (Dec. 29) at 4 p.m.
December 15, 2012
Cobras Ready for Trojans
The men's basketball team will have their first home stanza of the year on Saturday (Dec. 15) when they host Mount Olive College in a Conference Carolinas matchup.
December 15, 2012
Coker Takes Down Mount Olive 83-73
Sharod Williams scored 20 points and pulled down 14 rebounds in Coker's 83-73 win over Mount Olive.
December 14, 2012
Coker Inducts 1987-88 Men's Basketball Team into Hall of Fame
The 1987-88 men's basketball team was recently inducted into the hall of fame. Check out the video here.
December 5, 2012
Coker Falls to Division I UNC Wilmington 62-47
Andrew Morris scored 12 points for the Cobras in their 62-47 loss to UNC Wilmington
December 1, 2012
Morris Hits Game Winner to Lead Cobras Past Bobcats in Double-OT
With two seconds left in double-overtime, Andre Morris collected an offensive rebound and scored the game winning layup as the clock struck zero.
November 25, 2012
Morris Scores Career High 37 as Coker Tops FMU 95-76
Andrew Morris scored a career high 37 points and hit a school record 11 three-pointers in Coker's 95-76 win over Francis Marion.
November 24, 2012
Coker Drops Opening Game of Zaxby's Tip-Off Clazzic
The Cobra men's basketball team lost to UNC Pembroke 68-61 in their opening game of the Zaxby's Tip-Off Clazzic.
November 20, 2012
Coastal Georgia Tops Coker 67-65
The Coker men's basketball team suffered a 67-65 loss to Coastal Georgia on Tuesday.
November 17, 2012
Coker Falls to Limestone in Season Opener
The Coker men's basketball team lost it's season opening game to Limestone 69-50.
November 1, 2012
Cobras Edged Out by Camels 71-65
The Coker men's basketball team narrowly lost to Campbell University 71-65 in their exhibition game Thursday night.
November 1, 2012
Coker Men's Basketball Hungry for Success
The men's basketball team returns all five starters from a year ago. Check out the season preview here.
October 15, 2012
Coker Men's Basketball Picked Sixth in Preseason Poll
July 26, 2012
Coker Men's Basketball Gets Another Australian
Coker College men's basketball has added its fourth player from Australia.
July 16, 2012
Coker College to Induct 1987-88 Men's Basketball Team
The 1987-88 men's basketball team has been unanimously voted into the Coker College Athletics Hall of Fame.
June 19, 2012
Division I Games Highlight Coker's 2012-13 Men's Basketball Schedule
The Coker Cobra men's basketball team will take on Division I opponents, Campbell University and UNC Wilmington, according to the 2012-13 schedule released this week.
June 13, 2012
Men's Basketball Adds Six for 2012-13
Coker College men's basketball announced its incoming class for 2012-13.


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What do you guys think of this game I finished today?
12. Qxd5 12. Nc6 (why didint black play Qxh6?) one of some wrong moves of black
Blacks first mistake in my opinion was sacrificing the bishop for a pawn. Move made no sense to me and sent black downhill instantly. Took the attack to early without the proper damage control.
Umm, no, it's not a good game.
It takes two to tango, and your opponent did not know even the very basics of the game.
And even you, committed a very serious blunder (leaving the h6 bishop en prise for no apparent reason). It would not affect the course of the game, as your material and positional advantage was already overwhelming, but this is probably the only thing you should remember about this sort-of-game: Never lose concentration, even in totally winning positions.
Ok, so here 12. Nf5+ would be better, protecting the bischop.
I think you should consider taking e5-pawn at the beginning, even though there might be some crazy lines with ...Qh4 and such. Personally I would have played 7. Qxd4 as his cheap attack has come to its end. In that line black really cannot do much with the queen as g7 is threatend (of course at the time white can't attack that point because the queen is in a pin). In either case, white would have had nice game with Bf4 and getting his rooks into nice central files.
After 10. Bh6 (which is tempting, but not good ) black should have played ...Ng4+, which would lead to Qxg4 Qxh6. Also possible for black was 10 ...Nxe4+. Nevertheless, white is much better in those lines, but playing Bh6 still is asking for potential trouble. 10. Nf5 would have been much safer choice.
At 11th move you could have consider moving e5 in order to distract that knight and threatening a royal fork. Black would have played ...d5 or ...d6 it seems, but in either case you would have gotten another line for the attack, namely e-file for the rook.
Err, actually not, the problem is not there. At this position the h6 bishop is taboo, due to the knight fork from f5.
But black on his tenth move could play Ng4+ or Nxe4+ which does leave the bishop en prise. Of course white is still winning very easily, but you shouldn't allow this. 10.Nf5 or 10.Nh5 leaves black with no better an option than resigning.
12. Nf5+ isn't needed (if 12. Qxd5 Qxh6?? 13. Nf5! forking).
Ok, I get it.
Btw, I saw that this is in the wrong thread, it should be in the game-analysis thread. From next match on I will annotate my games.
yaa, I to think it is not a good game.
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Manlius, NY -- Nearly a year after former Manlius court clerk Kimberly Amidon was charged with stealing $122,000 in bail money, she was indicted on four felonies.
Amidon's case was fast-tracked to County Court when it appeared a plea deal might be likely. But after two court dates -- Amidon did not appear at either of them -- prosecutors decided to take her case to a grand jury for an indictment.
Judge Anthony Aloi made a point at both court dates to tell the district attorney's office it was free to indict Amidon for the thefts. But prosecutors held off, while sharing more than 6,000 pages of evidence with Amidon's lawyer, Robert Durr.
Now, Amidon, of 5588 Amidon Road, LaFayette, will be required to come to court for an arraignment. She faces felony grand larceny, falsifying business records, defrauding the government and falsifying tax return charges, as well as misdemeanor official misconduct.
Amidon did not deposit more than $122,000 from Jan. 4, 2012 to about Dec. 31, 2012, Senior Assistant District Attorney Robert DeMarco has said. Amidon used the money for personal purposes, the prosecutor has said, but he would not elaborate.
Amidon was charged March 4, 2013.
A Bridgeport mom and a North Carolina optometrist are among those who had bail money stolen.


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The Fourth Floor: Lobbyists line up for nursing homes, others
Business groups are building lobbying teams for the upcoming legislative session, with groups such as the Florida Health Care Association and the Florida Chamber of Commerce already registering 10 or more lobbyists. The Florida Health Care Association, which represents nursing homes, had 11 registered lobbyists as of Wednesday, according to a state lobbyist-registration website. The Chamber of Commerce, meanwhile, had 10. Other groups or businesses that have hit double-digits in their lobbying teams include the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association, with 10; the Everglades Foundation, with 10; and Microsoft Corp., with 10.


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There is a never-ending debate among vacationers about whether you save the most money by booking early or by waiting to book at the last minute. I don't think there is a clear cut answer to this argument.
I do know that Holland America Cruise Lines is offering a bit of both. They have savings on their 7-day Alaska cruises departing in 2010 from both Seattle and Vancouver, on their 10- to 14-day cruise tours which combine the cruise with an escorted land tour, on their late fall 2009 Panama Canal cruises as well as their late season 2009 and high season 2010 cruises in Europe.
So in this case Holland America is offering you a bit of both. Last minute specials as well as early season savings. By booking early you can then afford to wait a bit and try and find a great rate on your airline tickets. In most cases, when you wait until the last minute, the air rates are much higher and may negate your savings on your cruise.
Holland America is offering their 7-day Alaska cruise which sails roundtrip from Seattle on May 10, 2010 with rates starting at $699 per person plus tax and their May 9, 2010 10-day Roman Empire cruise which sails roundtrip from Rome for $1499 per person plus tax for an inside cabin.


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Last week, the Ohio House voted, 95-3, in favor of Senate Bill 165, which changes some of the state's laws regarding gas and oil well drilling. The state Senate concurred, 26-6, so these changes will go into effect.
Kudos to the area legislators who voted against these changes which ultimately bring little of the sorely-needed change to the process of drilling these wells in urbanized areas. Those legislators who did the right thing include State Representative Sandra Williams and state senators Tim Grendell, Thomas Patton, Shirley Smith and Nina Turner.
A major complaint we have with the changes is they don't go far enough in protecting residents from potential disasters. The setback from all drilling site installations was increased from 150 feet to 200 feet, but it should be at least 300 feet and really closer to 500 feet. In Texas, a state known for its drilling, oil and gas companies must adhere to a 500-foot minimum setback, so why is a 200-foot setback the best we can do here?
Advocates of the changes say the new laws will make it harder to do mandatory pooling, the process by which residents within a 20-acre drilling site are included in the lease agreement if 90 percent of the other property owners agree to the well. The mandatory pooling provision should be abolished. All residents whose properties fall within that 20-acre zone should be agreeable to the well because they will all be affected by it. If one resident does not agree to the idea, the driller needs to work to get that resident's approval or the driller should find another site where there is total agreement.
Our biggest problem with these changes is that they keep the state in full control over the permitting of these wells. Ever since state legislators decided to take permitting authority away from local governments, the number of wells has increased exponentially and drillers are putting them wherever they please, with little regard to the communities. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources does not understand our communities like our mayors and township trustees do. They do not realize that many communities already have a bevy of wells and don't need any more. Local legislators were able to control where these wells were drilled, if they permitted them at all, understanding how these wells impact specific neighborhoods and communities in a myriad of ways.
The state does not have the manpower to adequately monitor these wells like local legislators have. Especially after the Bainbridge gas well explosion and the mess that ensues to this day, and the reports of at least one driller working in the area reneging on contracts with residents, we strongly urge any future changes to drilling laws to include a return to local control over the permitting of these wells. Anything less cannot be considered acceptable.
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Water sports in the winter around here involve both the frozen and liquid varieties this time of year - and there are plenty of opportunities to watch both this weekend, though you may have to travel a bit.
In the pool: Section III playoffs and meets are in full swing, and the boys swimmers have been competing all week long.
Last night, teams from Liverpool and Holland Patent won titles in Class A and Class C, respectively. Mexico won Class B on Wednesday.
For coach Mark Celecki's Holland Patent swimmers, Thursday's victory at the New Hartford High pool marked the team's first sectional crown. That's because this year is the first time there's been a separate Class C meet.
"I knew we had a good chance of winning. It was a real good team effort," Celecki said of his team, which scored 442 points to best Weedsport (343), Cooperstown (328) and Lowville (301).
H-P senior Kyle Freeman and Skaneateles senior Matt Leverich were named co-swimmers of the meet. The Swimmer of the Meet award went to Liverpool's Nick Burdo and West Genesee's Collin Zapisek. Both won two individual races.
Swimmers from across the section will gather Saturday at Hamilton College's Bristol Pool for the overall Section III meet and state qualifier. Diving begins at 9 a.m. and swim events start at 12:30 p.m.
On the ice: There's also a lot of skating to be done, as the Section III hockey playoffs go full-throttle.
Baldwinsville kicked things off last night with an 8-2 victory over Central Square in Division I.
Three more games will complete the quarterfinals in that division, as West Genesee will host Watertown, Cicero-North Syracuse hosts Syracuse and Rome Free Academy hosts Cortland/Homer.
Division I bracket | Division II bracket
The Cortland/Homer team takes the place of Fayetteville-Manlius, which was DQ'd after it was discovered that the Hornets played 21 games - one too many - in the regular season. F-M took its appeal to Section III and State Supreme Court but was turned away both times.
Cortland/Homer coach Don Armstrong told me the other day that his team was practicing during the appeal process as though it would be in the playoffs, and now it is. Cortland/Homer (6-12-2) faces a challenge, as RFA (17-2-1) is a top seed and tied with C-NS at No. 1 in the current state rankings.
In Division II, Cazenovia travels to Oswego and CBA visits Auburn.
On the courts: But hey, let's not forget basketball.
Both the boys and girls sectional tournaments start tonight with first-round games.
Boys brackets | Girls brackets
No big deal, maybe, but don't tell that to the girls teams from Skaneateles and Marcellus.
The No. 8 Lakers will battle their neighbors, the No. 9 Mustangs for the right to advance in the Class B playoffs. The prize? A date with No. 1 seed South Jefferson.
There are some similar games in the boys tournament.
Things really heat up on the basketball court next week, starting Tuesday. The kids are on winter break, so head out to a game.
On the lanes: Lest we forget, the area's top bowlers are competing - even as I write this - in the Section III meet at Strike-n-Spare lanes in Mattydale.
Top finishers from four leagues will join several bowlers who already qualified on the Section III team that competes in the state tournament.
And finally, a shout-out: To Hannibal point guard Devin Sorell, who with a 13-point performance Tuesday in a loss against Westhill reached - on the button - 300 points in scoring for the season.
Hannibal finished at 5-12 and out of the sectional playoffs, but coach Justin Enright wanted everyone to know what a fine season Sorell turned in. Nice job, Devin.
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AMHERST – The Economic Development Council of Western Massachusetts, along with Hampshire College and the Massachusetts Digital Games Institute (MassDiGI), will host "Digital Games: Playing in the Valley," a symposium on Thursday featuring leaders from the video game industry, academia and government discussing games, entrepreneurship, education and economic development.
The symposium will be held from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. in Franklin Patterson Hall, 893 West St., Amherst, and is open to the public. Registration is required.
Panels will focus on:
- Talent and Innovation: Strengthening the Regional Economy – Discussing the potential impact of games on the Pioneer Valley creative industry and digital technology clusters.
- Creative Communities: Building Games Outside the Hub – Making games and building a business away from a major urban center.
- Games 101: Teaching and Learning – Teaching students to build and learn from games.
- Beyond Entertainment: Gamification and Serious Games – Applying lessons from the game industry that have the potential to transform the world
For more information on the panels and participants or to register, visit www.playinginthevalley.eventbrite.com
The event will be followed by an open house at Hitpoint Studios, 59 North St., Hatfield. RSVP for the open house at http://hitpoint.eventbrite.com/
Hampshire College has a number of students already involved in game design and development, which is one of the main reasons why the symposium is being held in Amherst, according to a release announcing the event.
The Economic Development Council of Western Massachusetts is a private, nonprofit corporation that provides resources and information to businesses operating in or entering the region by aiding in expansion, relocation and networking. Its mission is to deliver the services and business resources that will enable companies to thrive in Western Massachusetts while improving the region's economy and lifestyle through the creation of quality jobs and enhanced public and private investment.
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JOHNSTOWN - The Fulton County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday removed county roads located in the town of Broadalbin from its 2012-13 snow-removal agreements due to uncertainty over the town's ability to do the work for the county.
"I think it's a safety condition for the people involved," Gloversville 2nd Ward Supervisor Frank Lauria Jr. said.
The board's Buildings and Grounds-Highway Committee recently recommended rescinding the Broadalbin contract. The town would have received more than $76,00 for plowing 14.4 miles of county roads. The county pays the municipalities $5,000 per mile to plow certain roads.
Regular crew of county Superintendent of Highways and Facilities Mark Yost will adjust its snow-removal routes to pick up Broadalbin's routes. With Yost's realignment of county plow routes, the town of Perth's original mileage decreases about one mile from 3.95 to 3.03 miles.
"We kind of have to live with it," Perth Supervisor Greg Fagan said.
Officials said realignment will actually save the county $30,000 to $40,000 per year.
"I think this is a start to something good for us," Gloversville 5th Ward Supervisor Michael Ponticello said.
Broadalbin Supervisor Joseph DiGiacomo told the board Tuesday at the County Office Building that Yost received a July 21 fax from Broadalbin Town Highway Superintendent Lance Winney.
Yost previously said the fax from Winney stated, "If things don't change and we have a hard winter, my commitment to plowing county roads might be challenged."
This morning, Winney said last year there was little snowfall, but DiGiacomo informed him there were a lot of complaints about the condition of the roads.
"What would happen if we have a hard-snow winter? I was concerned for the residents driving on the roads," Winney said.
DiGiacomo said Tuesday his town has been contractually plowing certain county roads for decades. DiGiacomo complained to the board his town's contract was "just taken away carte blanche."
"In one year, we'll take a look again," board Chairman Michael F. Gendron said.
Northampton Supervisor Linda Kemper said the town crews sometimes do snow removal faster than the county.
"Many times the towns are done much quicker than when the county comes around," she said.
Winney also said he believes not plowing the county roads will save the town and county residents money.
"We're not stopping, sanding and wearing out equipment on those roads," he said. "We're not paying as much overtime, because we're not doing those roads."


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her about a month before she got
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at her death. This was while she boarded
with plaintiff - plaintiff rentedhouse
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knew she rented the house - she
worked for the many to pay the rent
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tiffs child should have all
of her property at her death She told
me this before she bought the WashWash
street house & while she boarded with
plaintiff - I saw her frequently during
the day -
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I went to my door.ourhouses were
near joining - I with her
to see her when he wanted washing done
& when I sent him or he had an errand.
we were friendly but not intimate-
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she eat sometimes with me & I with
her - her mother boarded a while with
her - Dont know whether it was for
pay - or only staying with her daughter.
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