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With this post, Vandal Nation restarts the Vandal Roundup – your one-post home for the best coverage of Idaho Vandals and WAC sports.
Jennifer Schlake previews the Vandals' season opener at New Mexico State for The Argonaut:
One thing coach Robb Akey wants for the Vandals more than anything Saturday, is to remember the way it felt when they beat New Mexico State last season.
"The last time the two of us got together in a stadium, we won the game and I want that in those kids' heads," Akey said. "That should bring a little extra confidence going into the game."
As part of GoVandals.net's gridiron preview, Pat Hauge has an excellent story on the Vandals' receiving corps:
The wide receiver unit has taken their lumps in recent years, both in the press and on the field. In the last five years Idaho has operated under three different offensive coordinators, and this unit has suffered its share of attrition over the years. But this season, led by senior slot receiver Max Komar and an experienced depth chart, the Vandals are poised to make the passing game a weapon.
Josh Wright previews the Vandals' season for the Spokane Spokesman-Review:
MOSCOW, Idaho — In five days, Idaho football coach Robb Akey will unveil an on-the-field product that figures to be the most polished since his arrival three years ago. The defense has never been so rangy and athletic. A stocked supply of skill players is starting to come of age. The defensive line finally has more than a smattering of able (and thick) bodies.
Yes, everything points to a much healthier program than the one Akey inherited after Dennis Erickson's swift departure in 2006. Nevertheless this fact remains: All the anecdotal progress means nothing unless the Vandals start churning out wins.
"I do like the direction we're going," athletic director Rob Spear said last week. "… But nobody's more anxious than me to get the (program) turned."
Chiming in with a football preview for the Moscow-Pullman Daily News is Sandra Kelly, who focuses on what the coaching change at NMSU might mean for the Vandals' season opener: (subscription required)
Akey's Army is ready to focus on New Mexico State. Exactly what that means is a bit of a mystery. The Aggies have a new coach, and former quarterback Chase Holbrook, who ran a pass-happy offense, was a senior last year.
"There's a league rule in there somewhere that says you have to run it," (Robb) Akey joked. "They will run it. That will be more like playing against our offense."
Writing for NMSU's hometown Las Cruces Sun-News, Teddy Feinberg takes a look at the WAC's power-packed Week One schedule:
LAS CRUCES — A handful of Western Athletic Conference teams will play in high-profile games this weekend in their college football season openers.
The headliner will be the University of Nevada, which will travel to face Notre Dame in South Bend. The Wolf Pack enter the season as one of the WAC's stronger teams, and will get to prove it on a nationally-televised stage against one of the country's most storied programs. The contest will be shown at 1:30 p.m., Saturday on NBC.
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Lisa Short reports in The Argonaut on the volleyball squad's successful season-opening tournament in Southern California:
The volleyball team is returning from the Crowne Plaza Titan Classic Tournament in Fullerton, Calif. with great success.
The team opened its season with two victories over Appalachian State and Lamar University before a loss to Cal State Fullerton.
"It was nice to come out and be focused and strong in our first match," said coach Debbie Buchanan in a press release after their first match against Appalachian State. "The players kept their composure throughout the entire match and I saw some really promising things."
The Arg's Jennifer Schlake has a nice commentary on the new faces of Vandal volleyball who are picking up the torch from a stellar senior class:
Statistically, it looks as if the volleyball team might have some catching up to do to fill the shoes of such great seniors.
But after the weekend of their first competitive play in California, the team proved it wasn't just the seniors who earned the third finish last season—it was also the players who are still here and the seven new freshmen.
Women's soccer
The Vandal women's soccer team grabbed their first win of the season in front of a large home crowd. Ilya Pinchuk of The Argonaut has the details:
A strong defensive effort and a dominating, blitzing offense helped the Vandals defeat the Utah Valley Wolverines by a 3-1 margin on Sunday, the first home game of the season.
After failing to convert on far and few chances in their first two games, the Vandals' offensive prowess was on full display with crisp, clean passes and strong shots. The Vandals fired off 23 shots, while yet another strong defensive effort from their back line held the Wolverines to only 12.
"We played with a lot of composure and speed," coach Peter Showler said. "We wanted to take what we learned from the first two games and build on it."
Men's and women's golf
Over on the UI Golf blog, coach Jon Reehorn reports on the beginning of practice for the Vandal duffers:
Today marks the end of the first week of class at the University of Idaho for the 09-10 season. To date we have held three practices, with yesterday being the first time we have played 18 holes as a team. It was a scorcher yesterday as the temperature reached 100 degrees, but Brad Tensen was just as hot as he led the team with a 65.
The golf yesterday served two purposes, one full practice round on the course for our two freshman (Damian Telles, Matt Rawitzer) prior to the beginning of qualifying next week, and two the first head-to-head Potato Cup matches of the season.


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14th June 2009, 10:22
Anyone know the latest with the clipper ADELAIDE the hull of which is in Scotland I think?? was talk of returning her to her city namesake in australia.
14th June 2009, 10:22
Anyone know the latest with the clipper ADELAIDE the hull of which is in Scotland I think?? was talk of returning her to her city namesake in australia.
14th June 2009, 11:25
Unhappily, she is still lying in her Irvine (Ayrshire, Scotland) berth, deteriorating at an increasing pace. She will never leave there whole, things have been left too late for that and she is well beyond practicable restoration without major sectional replacement of her framework and all timber. That is, she could not be regarded the original SV 'City of Adelaide' once that extent of work was implemented.
It is nothing short of tragic that this important link with the world's maritime historical past has been allowed to go this way. She is every bit as important as the Cutty Sark, being a fast compositie-construction clipper of the 19th century that set records in her day for fast runs down to Australia. Also, her place in history is marked by the many thousands of people in Australia today, and in particular the Adelaide area, descended from emigrants who arrived in the new world of opportunity on board that beautiful vessel.
She was not in the best of condition when brought to Irvine from the River Clyde where she had lain for many years as the landmark 'Carrick' - a social floating club house of the RNVR. However, at that stage she was without any doubt a viable restoration project and indeed that was the intention.
Sadly the lack of vision, funding and a deplorable apathy ensured that unless some well-heeled enthusiast with 10-15 million pounds happened along she was destined never to leave her current berth.
The last I heard, some time ago, was an altruistic plan for 'constructive deconstruction'. This amounts to breaking her up in a controlled manner with sections of her iron framing and inner/outer planking and sheathing being 'carefully' cut away, preserved, photographed, measured and recorded for posterity. This for the purpose and benefit of future generations, naval architects and students of the way things were done in these days.
There was talk at one time of some affluent individual (I forget who now) putting up the funds to have her taken down to Adelaide where, with funds raised partially through descendants of her emigrants, she would be restored to her original glory. However, I think the reality of what such an operation would cost blew that idea out of the water.
I live within a few miles of where she lies, and it is sad to drive past and see that great hull that once pounded its way through the oceans lying there high and dry and 'out of her depth'.
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14th June 2009, 12:12
There are a group of enthusiasts who are trying to rise the funds to bring the City of Adelaide back to her birthplace Sunderland, And to rebuild her to her former glory.
18th June 2009, 14:30
Like almost every preservation/restoration project in the UK, it'll never happen.
18th June 2009, 14:42
Another tragedy and a piece of our history lost.
Why is it that in the UK where people will not only spend millions restoring steam locos but actually build a new one (Tornado), support and love to own classic cars and restore/fly old aircraft we fail so miserably with our historic ships?
I have nothing against the railway buffs (and have worked on steam locos myself) and own a classic car now as well. I can see that the logistics are easier with a car but the lack of interest from private individuals and public bodies for some historic and famous ships beggars belief.
18th June 2009, 16:26
Considering the great maritime history of the British Isles and, as an Island, the importance of the maritime industry to our country over the centuries, it is difficult to work out the apathy factor when examples of how it could and should be done have been demonstrated so well by the USA, Canda, Australia, Germany, Holland and the Scandanavian countries. As you say - it beggars belief how indifferent we are as a nation.
18th June 2009, 18:27
You will see some recent pics of her that I posted on this site under Preserved Vessels, the Sunderland people interested in her were there in the first weeks of May looking at her , but heard nothing of the outcome, I honestly cannot see her ever moving from the site in one piece.....
18th June 2009, 18:54
I think that the biggest deterrent to the successful restoration of historic ships is not the lack of enthusiasm but the trade know how.
Engineers and support machinery is so often readily available to rebuild or repair a steam engine or the like but when it comes to wooden ships the labour pool of capable skilled shipwrights is now so thin on the ground that there are not the skills available.
In NZ and around the world there is many an old rotting hull worthy of preservation and surrounded by willingness but when it comes to the shaping, fitting, adzeing, steaming, caulking and riveting of a wooden hull plank or such there are few left that can do it.
I have attended more than one working bee aimed at getting such restoration work under way and it was obvious from the start that the hands on shipwright trade experience was thin on the ground.
When a maritime nation such as Britain, once the world's biggest, cannot muster enough funding or skill to rebuild the Cutty Sark and is prepared to see her patched up as some sort of entertainment centre well what show has the rest. Even the Duke of Edinburgh as patron cannot galvanize the project.
Replica construction from the ground up has been more successful ,
Bligh's Bounty, Cook's Endeavour are examples afloat and well but it's not the same as the real deal.
19th June 2009, 06:07
I have just realised that I have burst forth on this Adelaide subject some time ago and now take the liberty of re-posting here
Cutty Sark and Pamir
Thanks Shipbuilder for your clip of the "City of Adelaide" she certainly looks a forlorn and hopeless sight . I understand that a demolition order had been sought by the present trustees but this has been refused following the Cutty Sark fire which sees both ships revered as heirlooms of the British Merchant Navy.
Go to http://cityofadelaide.org.au to see what the Australian City's support plan is. They intend to load the hulk on to a submersible loading heavy lift ship to bring her "home" to Adelaide and eventually start a true restoration but what comes home to me is perhaps not the money, not the massive amount of English Oak and teak needed for hull and superstructure repairs (Adelaide would at least have the resources of Tasmanian Hoop Pine as a timber) but the artisan labour needed. Any country today would be hard pressed to assemble enough skilled shipwrights to made any real progress unless perhaps this was singularly directed to one specific project
When I served my apprenticeship at the Devonport (NZ) Dockyard in the 1950's a shipwright/boat building apprentice had to craft a clinker built Navy Dinghy or Whaler as passing out proof of his skills but those men are now in their seventies and the later craftsmen in this field were leaning toward composite hulls and a vastly different range of skills. There is still a lot of willingness out there at grass roots level but the task is enormous and beyond working bee volunteer levels
Perhaps the "Lords" of the British Merchant Navy, if there are such people, should press for unity to achieve at least one restoration project, the obvious one being the Cutty Sark as she represents the Merchant Navy in one of their finest hours when sail ruled and the merchant ships made Britain the international trading power that she once was while the Royal Navy played only the game of wicket or gate keeper.
Take a look at HMS Victory's pristine upkeep, take a look at the Tudor "Mary Rose" museum, countless millions have been found for these projects and probably the majority of the funding comes from the British Admiralty and Government.
I am not British born but being from British parents I am anglophile enough to feel strongly about this subject to the extent of suggesting that the present Cutty Sark Preservation Trust is perhaps too long in the tooth to galvanise into a new mode of action and that Britain needs an upswelling from all you Mariners out there, old and young to crank up public awareness of the need to properly preserve this obvious Icon.
Where there is a will there is a way
Bob Jenkins.
And so we rave on but with a feeling of pushing a very heavy barrow up a very steep hill, Rather the feeling, I imagine, that a trimmer on an old coal fired steamship would have had as the vessel rolled the wrong way when he was delivering a barrow of coal to the boiler plates.
19th June 2009, 10:23
I agree with Bob that skills are becoming (or indeed are) a problem. It is not however only in the field of timber shipbuilding and timber working. On the last FPSO project I was on which has just finished, apart from the locally employed technicians I would have to say that all of the commissioning emngineers and construction supervisory people from Europe were at least in their 50s.
Now I know that compared to some of the gentlemen here we are mere youngsters but there does not seem to be anybody younger coming through the system.
This may be because younger people today do not want to do this work and study at college for what appears to them to be more lucrative and more exciting work.
You would think however that in this recession some form of sponsorship to train young people in these traditional skills would be welcomed. When Warrior was restored at Hartlepool I seem to remember that the project was funded this way.

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He laughed Tuesday night when asked if a 10-8 victory over Southern Miss was the kind of game his team would have lost during a lost season in 2012.
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The Crimson Tide took leads of 7-1 and 10-5 and held on to improve its record to 4-0.
This wasn't VMI, which Alabama swept over the weekend. This was an opponent that was ranked No. 21.
"This is the win that you kind of go, 'OK, our team's for real now,'" Gaspard said.
The Crimson Tide got a solid start from sophomore left-hander Taylor Guilbeau (1-0), who allowed one unearned run on three hits in five innings while tying a career high with seven strikeouts and walking only two.
"Taylor Guilbeau gave us our best start that we've had all year," Gaspard said. "He was dynamite for three or four innings. And our guys found a good rhythm at the plate."
Each of the three freshmen at the top of the batting order - Georgie Salem, Mikey White and Kyle Overstreet - drove in two runs. So did senior catcher Brett Booth, whose three hits included a home run.
"Brett's playing as good as I've ever seen right now," Gaspard said. "He's obviously swinging the bat really well. The game's really slowed down for Brett, both on offense and defense. His leadership and those things, you can see, he's been a calming force for this team. He's just playing really good right now."
Booth raised his batting average to .636.
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"I feel like this team's really looking up to me to be a leader," Booth said. "These young guys, they really listen and pay attention to the old man who's kind of been there and done that."
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"You can tell, we've played three games so far, and all three we've been down, kind of backed into a corner," he said.
Actually it's four games, but who's counting?
"You see a bunch of guys out there who believe in themselves, who trust in the team, and they keep fighting," Booth said. "Like tonight. That game could have easily been an 8-5 loss. They kept playing. We kept adding runs."
The Tide scored five runs in the fifth to break a 1-1 tie, added one in the sixth and three in the eighth after the Golden Eagles had made it a 7-5 game with two runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth. They added three in the ninth and had the tying run at the plate with two outs, but Justin Kamplain got a called third strike past cleanup hitter Blake Brown to end the game.
The pivotal play in the game probably came in the top of the fifth. With runners on first and third and nobody out, Guilbeau struck out Chance Fowler, then got Breck Kline to ground to the right side. Overstreet fired to White at second base, and the shortstop completed the double play.
"That double play really got the momentum going our way, and then we had a big inning that inning," Booth said. "That really turned the game around."
Gaspard said Overstreet and White "can flat turn double plays."
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Southern Miss might have scored more than two runs in the eighth inning if Salem had not made a diving catch in center field to start the inning.
"There's no chance of that play earlier," Gaspard said, referring to last season. "That kid can cover ground."
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The brutal war in Syria could grind on for a decade as Iran and Russia prop up President Bashar al-Assad's regime and jihadist groups flood the battlefield, experts warned yesterday.
Assad has chosen a deliberate "Machiavellian strategy" of standing by while militant groups such as al-Nusra and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant flourish, leaving the United States-backed moderate opposition fighting on two fronts, American lawmakers were told.
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Gartenstein-Ross described the policy of the US Administration, which has steered clear of providing rebels with heavy weapons while pouring humanitarian aid into the country, as "confused" and lacking a "desired end state".
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The people today have resorted to virtual reality, fully committing to themselves to computers and smartphones. The world is passing through a technology revolution. Humans like to spend time on the internet socializing with the people from around the world rather than stepping out of their houses and knowing their neighbours. Social networking sites are taking on the social world by storm. Facebook, Twitter and Google plus are some of the social networks that have become successful in gaining much popularity with the masses in a short time period.
Most of us have accounts on Facebook and even Google+ and we use it quite often. But we But not many of us have ever tweeted. Forget about tweeting, some of you must not have ever created a Twitter account. Why not ?? If you love using and socializing on Facebook and Google+, then you will probably love Twitter as well.
As per my opinion, Twitter is the most challenging platform to show-off. The limit of tweeting only 140 characters is the hardest part. This might be the biggest reason that might have kept you away from Twitter. It is hard but not impossible. Take it as a challenge. Our generation loves challenges. So why not take this quality of ours to this social platform. Transform the 140-character limit to your biggest strength.
Twitter is a very wide network with millions of users. Those who have Twitter accounts come to this platform to make their online connection strong. You can find many companies or people's who are worth following. You can learn a lot from these successful personalities. This is one thing Facebook doesn't have. Half of the accounts on Facebook are fake. While there is different scenario on Twitter.
If you are the owner of some website or want to promote your product with a large number of people then Twitter is the best place for promotion. Facebook Ads is the better way for promotion but you have to pay for it. If you are not willing to pay then you should start tweeting. Build a list of followers and convince them that the thing you are promoting is worth a try.They will probably get somewhat convinced.
If you want to keep an eye on your favorite celeb – be a sportsperson, an actor, a media personality or a business tycoon, then you can find them on Twitter very easily. If you search them on Facebook, then you will come across thousands of profile and you will get totally confused that which one is the genuine one.
After reading the above article, if you are going to create a Twitter account then it will be my achievement. Don't think that I was promoting Twitter. It was just a personal feeling. If we give so much importance to Facebook then why not use Twitter that is as advanced as Facebook.
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SOUTH ORANGE -- University towns have likely battled rowdy student conduct since before the invention of the beer keg.
But real-world lessons in civics could be in the offing for Seton Hall University students who run afoul of a recently-adopted South Orange ordinance designed to curb drunken behavior in and around off-campus housing.
The ordinance, which proponents say could become a model "animal house" law in university communities nationwide, stipulates that landlords must move to evict tenants if those tenants, or their guests, are convicted of two so-called quality-of-life violations in a 12-month period.
"We're going to cooperate in their efforts to evict. All we want landlords to do is to work with us," the village's attorney, Steven Rother, said. "They're not going to go down there alone to fight the battle."
Landlords who fail to comply with the ordinance could face substantial fines and revocation of their license to rent.
The ordinance, which became law on the cusp of the new school year that began last week, was precipitated by complaints from residents living near the university who for years said their peace and quiet were being adversely impacted by rowdy students living nearby.
Gary Paul Wright, who has lived on Riggs Place about two blocks from campus for 10 years, has seen -- and heard -- both the good and the bad of student life during the past decade.
Wright, 50, said he has filed complaints to draw the police's attention either to beer-bottle-throwing neighbors or late-night parties that sometimes lasted into the early morning.
"They turn you into a grumpy old man when you don't want to be a grumpy old man" he said.
And, he said, although recent student occupants of the house next door have blended into the residential neighborhood, he favors the ordinance.
"My whole feeling is if people want to live in the neighborhood, they should behave like residential tenants; that means you quiet down at a certain hour," he said.
The ordinance lists several infractions that constitute quality-of-life violations, among them: disorderly, indecent or tumultuous conduct; assault; urinating or defecating in public; crimes against property; and excessive noise.
Landlords who violate the ordinance could be fined at least $500. Continued renting of a dwelling, after revocation or suspension of a registration license, is a separate offense that carries a fine of at least $500 for each day the unit is rented.
David Lako, a Seton Hall junior living on Academy Street, said the law was more draconian than it needed to be to achieve its stated ends.
A college environment, nearly anywhere, becomes something of a petri dish, he said. Away from home for what is often the first time in their lives, students are testing the borders of what's permissible.
"It's kind of rough," he said last week. "I know a bunch of guys and girls ... who will get a couple of noise violations" without much effort.
An estimated 700 to 750 students of the university's 5,300 undergraduate students and 4,500 graduate students live off-campus in South Orange.
According to the ordinance, "a significant number of landlords" rent units to people who "frequently engage in conduct which constitutes breaches of the peace."
And because landlords are the ones selecting tenants, "only landlords can effectively remedy the situation."
But the ordinance's detractors, while sympathetic to what it attempts to address, are skeptical that it can survive a legal challenge.
Jack Feinstein, clinical professor of law and director of the Urban Legal Clinic at the Rutgers School of Law-Newark, thinks the ordinance could actually run up against existing state statutes, which are among the strongest pro-tenant laws in the nation.
While, on the face of it, the ordinance makes it easy for a landlord to comply with its terms -- he or she must only initiate eviction proceeding against troublesome tenants -- state law could in fact complicate the process, Feinstein said.
"I just don't see that this ordinance is going to accomplish what it has as its purpose," Feinstein said.
But Nicholas Kikis, the director of regulatory affairs and research for the New Jersey Apartment Association, called South Orange's approach more measured than those in other communities.
"What South Orange did here is they did not write a blanket ordinance -- they wrote a very targeted ordinance," he said
Rother, the village attorney, said he and South Orange officials combed through ordinances nationwide to draft a law that would withstand judicial scrutiny.
A few of the ordinances Rother looked at were a pair of laws passed in Ewing Township. Those ordinances, also dubbed "Animal House" laws, were designed to curb unruly student behavior. (The College of New Jersey is in the township, and Rider University and Mercer Community College are nearby.)
Those ordinances, however, were overturned earlier this year by a Superior Court judge who called them overbroad.
But Andrew Lane, a Short Hills attorney who represents a family-owned management company that rents nearly 200 units in South Orange, is among several attorneys who said the ordinance was hastily put together and approved. Already existing laws, if they are enforced, would more than adequately address the issues, Lane said.
And while for a time residents and village officials expressed frustration with university administrators in trying to quell rowdy behavior, both Seton Hall and South Orange have of late made purposeful strides toward a steadier relationship.
Seton Hall's dean of students, Karen Van Norman, said the university works closely with the police department. University administrators, she said, are immediately notified when a student gets in trouble.
Resulting sanctions against a student range from a warning to counseling and education, from probation to suspension, and if the behavior is severe enough, expulsion. Van Norman said 91 university students were issued 112 sanctions last year.
Police issued seven summonses for so-called quality-of-life violations last weekend, Chief Jim Chelel said, adding that officers will have a good inkling of where potential trouble lies for the coming semester before long.
"The majority of them are good kids. There's just certain addresses that the police have to focus on," he said.


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Debra Hopkins
Julia Lamb
Steve Lux
Blanche McHugh
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Contact: Mark McGowan, NIU Office of Public Affairs
(815) 753-9472
March 27, 2007
DeKalb Four members of the Supportive Professional Staff (SPS) have been chosen to receive the universitys Presidential Awards for Excellence.
The recipients are Debra R. Hopkins, director of the NIU CPA Review; Julia S. Lamb, outreach coordinator for the NIU Center for Southeast Asian Studies; Steven E. Lux, health educator in Health Enhancement; and Blanche McHugh, associate director for residential administration in Housing and Dining.
They will be honored at a reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 10, in the Clara Sperling Sky Room in the Holmes Student Center. The awards ceremony begins at 2:30 p.m. Each will receive a plaque and $1,500 in appreciation for their outstanding contributions to NIU.
Elizabeth Leake of Information Technology Services will receive the SPS Council Service Award.
Refreshments will be served, and the reception is open to all.
Debra Hopkins
Director, NIU CPA Review
It figures Debra Hopkins would add another honor to her ledger.
Hopkins has directed NIUs CPA Review Program since 1991. During that time, the program has grown to serve more than 1,200 aspiring accountants each year.
She transformed the review to reflect changes in the CPA exam from a paper exam to an on-demand computer based test. She is the primary instructor of the auditing section, which has placed in the top five national pass rates for 16 of the last 30 CPA exams, more than any other U.S. university.
Meanwhile, shes authored two books and taught international accounting standards. She provides professional training for public accounting firms and corporate finance officers. She serves on the board of directors and audit committee of the National Bank & Trust Company.
Debra is truly a teachers teacher, said Pamela Smith, KMPG Professor of Accountancy at NIU. Her teaching style stems from her passion for the accountancy profession and her desire to share her extensive knowledge with others.
Hopkins, who joined NIU in 1987, was among last years 25 Amazing Women. In 2005, she won the AICPA Women to Watch award. Her public service includes the Illinois CPA Society, a 23,000-member accounting organization, where she will chair the board of directors next year.
Julia Lamb
Outreach Coordinator, Center for Southeast Asian Studies
Educators at some of the nations top universities probably wish they could clone Julia Lamb.
Instead, theyre collaborating in an attempt to copy some of her most successful programs at NIUs Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
As the centers outreach coordinator, Lamb coordinates Southeast Asia programs with faculty, staff, students, guests and other NIU programs, centers and colleges. She recruits students into the Southeast Asia minor and the graduate concentration. She provides resources on Southeast Asia. She helps to design and edit the annual newsletter.
Her work includes maintenance of budgets, reports and Web pages related to Southeast Asia outreach programs, development and implementation of conferences, workshops and programs, and evaluation of Southeast Asia resource materials.
She played an instrumental role in the International Ramayana Conference and Fair at NIU, and annually recruits host families for Philippine youth who come to campus for an intensive one-month seminar on conflict resolution, volunteerism and diversity in American society.
An external evaluator who analyzed CSEAS last year praised Lamb, who joined NIU in 1997, for helping to build easily the best Southeast Asia outreach effort in the U.S.
Ms. Lamb and other non-academic staff are the glue that hold complex operations together, the evaluator wrote. Dangerously, they are also easy to take for granted.
Steve Lux
Health educator
College is when many young people experience new things, some that are decidedly non-academic. Steve Lux is here to make sure those extracurriculars dont cause unintended and unhealthy consequences.
Lux, who came to NIU in 1982, is a pioneer in the college health field. Since he helped to establish Health Enhancement Services, his leadership in creating and implementing innovative, collaborative programs and services has placed him on the cutting edge.
His 1992 sabbatical culminated in an Internet-based health promotion listserv discussion group, facilitating communication among 1,500 health educators nationwide.
He oversaw the development of one of the most extensive condom availability programs on a college campus. His work to promote safer sex and reduce sexual health risks has helped reduce the numbers of sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancies at NIU.
A fellow of the American College Health Association, he was on the team responsible for a social marketing campaign to reduce alcohol-related harm to students.
Steve exhibits a strong desire and ability to be involved in health promotion and disease promotion activities that are data-driven and student-centered, wrote Amy Franklin and Mary Strohm, both of the NIU Division of Student Affairs. He is unwavering in his commitment to utilize limited resources to provide the most effective student health promotion interventions possible.
Blanche McHugh
Associate Director for Residential Administration
Blanche McHugh is someone who has made sure that NIU students living in the residence halls are learning there as well.
McHugh, who came to NIU in 1975, has a nearly legendary skill as a trainer for the many young professional and undergraduate staff members who succeed as leaders in the residence halls.
During the past decade, she played a vital role in shaping the evolution of the Academic Residential Program in the halls. In addition to chairing monthly planning meetings, she assisted house coordinators in developing the paraprofessional house leader positions and program-specific learning opportunities for residents.
Shes an integral member of the Northern View Community planning team, and in her current role as associate director for administration oversees the marketing, contracts and assignments and summer conference initiatives for more than 6,000 residents and thousands of conference delegates.
McHugh also is known as the lead author of a $400,000 Department of Justice grant that allowed NIU to develop an Interpersonal Violence Response Team, a frequent presenter at national conferences and a member of last years 25 Amazing Women.
Blanche McHugh understands what it means to connect a students in- and out-of-classroom experiences, said Michael Stang, director of residential facilities and operations. Her work has improved the lives of countless students.
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The Most Popular Videos on MSN Soapbox
Soapbox was supposed to be another user-submitted video community — Microsoft's opposition to YouTube. The service has one major flaw: Nobody has ever heard of Soapbox. Today, Microsoft said it would scale back the service. In honor of this dying internet relic that doesn't even have its own domain name, we give you the three most-viewed videos on this YouTube-wannabe: a Microsoft commercial, a French Microsoft commercial, and a Taiwanese gaming/asian poses website commercial.


text: Melvin Nathan Worthman Passed peacefully away surrounded by his loving family at the Health Sciences Centre on May 11, 2013. Melvin Nathan Worthman aged 70 years. Predeceased by parents: Melvin and Cora (nee Sooley); sister Yvonne; brothers: Ross and Raymond. Leaving to mourn d... See the obituary Leave a tribute Create a website Published May 13, 2013


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National outpouring of love, prayers for Cardinal GeorgeApr 17, 2015 - 04:09 pm .- The death of Cardinal Francis E. George of Chicago on April 17 was met with an outpouring of prayer, as well as gratitude for the life and service of the prominent Church leader.
Cardinal George admitted to hospital for tests, evaluationMar 4, 2015 - 01:11 pm .- After being dropped from a cancer drug trial over a month ago, Cardinal Francis George, retired archbishop of Chicago, has been admitted to the hospital for testing and further evaluation of his health.
Retiring Cardinal George opens up on faith, freedom and deathNov 18, 2014 - 11:58 am .- As he enters retirement, Cardinal Francis George of Chicago noted the importance of living faith in the truth, reflecting on his time as archbishop, the approach of death, and advice for his successor, Archbishop-designate Blase Cupich.
You are my legacy, Cardinal George tells Chicago at final MassNov 17, 2014 - 04:28 pm .- Cardinal Francis George celebrated his last public Mass as Archbishop of Chicago on Sunday, thanking the people of Chicago for being God's "gift" to him.
Catholics in America will - and do - suffer for 'swimming against the tide'Sep 12, 2014 - 12:01 pm .- Faithful Catholics will face increasing difficulties in American society as public life becomes more dominated by another "religion" that marginalizes the Church and imposes its own morality, Cardinal Francis George of Chicago has written.
Cardinal George participating in clinical trial of anti-cancer drugAug 25, 2014 - 10:46 am .- Cardinal Francis George of Chicago is continuing cancer treatment and has agreed to take part in a clinical trial of a new anti-cancer drug, his archdiocese has announced.
Search begins for Cardinal George's successorMay 22, 2014 - 03:03 pm .- The initial stages have started in the search to replace Cardinal Francis George of Chicago, who is fighting cancer for the third time, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Cardinal George praised by columnist for outspoken vigorAug 25, 2013 - 04:20 pm .- Cardinal Francis George of Chicago's "intellectual vigor" and "forceful defense of the Church" may be why Pope Francis has yet to allow the 76-year-old cardinal to retire, one religion news observer has suggested.
US cardinals say next Pope must be 'man of deep faith'Mar 1, 2013 - 09:46 am .- Countering much speculation that next Pope will be chosen based on geographic concerns, three American cardinals say the best candidate to succeed Benedict XVI is a man of holiness who can communicate the Gospel.
Group aims to influence Chicago archbishop appointmentSep 19, 2012 - 02:09 am .- A Massachusetts-based Catholic lay group, Voice of the Faithful, is making efforts to sway the selection of Chicago's new archbishop by getting feedback from local church-goers.
Cardinal George of Chicago has cancerous cells removedAug 18, 2012 - 08:30 am .- The Archdiocese of Chicago has reported that Cardinal Francis George underwent surgery earlier this week to remove cancerous cells in his kidney, as well as a nodule in his liver.
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An unidentified man was fatally shot several times Sunday at about 8:27 p.m. in the 3500 block of Audubon Court in Gert Town, police spokesman officer Frank Robertson said.
Less than 15 minutes later, a man driving a red pickup truck died a few blocks away when the vehicle crashed into a building at Broadway and Washington Avenue, Robertson said. He said it was too early to determine whether the truck fatality was related to the shooting.
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Curated on 08th March 2012
We will start small and simple and then gradually move onto more useful and advanced features in these tutorials. Along the way, we will evolve a gadget from ground up to a user configurable, comprehensive gadget. We will use WSO2 Gadget Server as the hosting environment to test the gadget, along the way. WSO2 Gadget Server [1] adheres to the Google Gadget Specification [1] [2], thus, allows hosting gadgets written for Google gadget container.
Writing Google Gadgets - A tutorial - Part 01 [3]
Basic Gadget Example - Hello Gadget [6]
Pulling Information from the Web into a Gadget [8]
Content Type HTML Gadgets [10]
Pulling Information into a Gadget with makeRequest [11]
Writing Google Gadgets – A tutorial – Part 02 [13]
Processing Fetched HTML with JavaScript [14]
Using TEXT vs DOM Content Type when Working with HTML [15]
Using External JavaScript Libraries [16]
Writing Google Gadgets - A tutorial - Part 03 [17]
Using enum Data Type as an Options List [19]
Integer Settings with String Data Type [21]
Setting Preferences from Within the Gadget [22]
Dealing with Views [23]
Writing Google Gadgets – A tutorial – Part 04 [24]
Versatility of Google Gadgets as a Presentation Instrument [25]
The Complete Google Gadget Code [26]
Tips and Tricks [27]
Error Handling [28]
When Things go wrong: F12 [30]
Always Test with IE [31]
Use an IDE [32]
The source code of a gadget is written in XML. In other words, a gadget is an XML document. The root element of a gadget is <Module>. And a gadget consists of three main sections:
The following diagram portrays the overall gadget structure, which consists of the three main sections described above.
You can find more information on the anatomy of a gadget on Google gadget basics documentation page [2] [33].
Here is a sample gadget that demonstrates the three elements of a gadget.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <Module> <ModulePrefs title="Hello Example" /> <UserPref name="Name" display_name="Your Name" default_value="World" /> <Content type="html"> <![CDATA[ Hello,  Name goes here   ! ]]> </Content> </Module>
In this gadget, we set the gadget title in the gadget preference section on line 3. The title is "Hello Example".
On line 4, we set a user preference with the preference name being "Name", display name being "Your Name" and default value being "World".
In the content section, we print a greeting message, based on the value set by the user for Name preference field.
We have a span with the ID "nameSpan", preceded by "Hello," on line 7.
From lines 8 to 11 we have some JavaScript logic to pick the name preference value, and set the "nameSpan" with the preference value.
As the default value for "Name" is "World", the gadget would greet with "Hello, World!" when it loads initially, and if the user sets the name preference, would greet accordingly.
The following figure shows how the gadget behaves in action. This simple gadget is capable of picking the user settings and greets the user accordingly. Later in this tutorial series, we will explore in more detail, how to make use of user preferences and make gadgets configurable.
To try this gadget with WSO2 Gadget Server, you can upload the gadget to the gadget repository, on Gadget Server management console, by going to
Home > Manage Gadget Server > Gadget Repository > Add / Modify Gadget
You can find documentation on uploading a gadget to gadget repository [3] [34], adding the gadget to the portal [4] [35] and if you are a newbie to WSO2 gadget server – how to install [5] [36] on WSO2 developer portal.
Now that we know the basic structure of a gadget, let's move on to a more useful use case.
One of the common use cases is to pull information from the Web and display information within a gadget. Often we might want to extract some useful information from the Web URL, and display on the gadget, rather than showing the Web data as they are. However, before diving into the complex case, let's look at the simple case of pulling a page and displaying as it is.
The simplest way to fetch content from a URL and display is to set the <Content> elements "type" attribute to "url" and provide the URL location with the "href" attribute. Following is a sample where WSO2 mailing list information is fetched from MarkMail [6] [37] and displayed on a gadget.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Module> <ModulePrefs title="MarkMail WSO2 Lists"> </ModulePrefs> <Content type="url" href="http://wso2.markmail.org/search/?q="/> </Module>
This gadget, once deployed with WSO2 Gadget Server will render like following.
The gadget renders successfully, but there is a problem. The content is clipped, and there is no way to see the full content.
We can try setting "height" attribute and "scrolling" attribute on the content element:
<ModulePrefs title="MarkMail WSO2 Lists" height="350" scrolling="true" />
Now the height setting has worked, and we can see the graph on the top left hand side of the original page within the gadget. However, we do not still see scrolling. This is due to an issue [7] [38] in the Apache Shinding engine that is used as the core engine of WSO2 Gadget Server. Hopefully this would be fixed in the near future. A workaround would be to use larger height, and view the gadget in the maximized mode. Yet, since the main objective is not to load the page as it is, let's move on and look at more useful forms of this gadget.
Google gadget API documentation on URL content type [8] [39] might provide more details on URL content type, if you are interested in.
The "Hello" gadget given earlier in this tutorial, used <Content> element's "type" attribute as "html".
<Content type="html">
This content type is what we have to use when we want to pull information from the Web, process it, and extract information that we need and display within the gadget, using various visualization forms that we need.
One point that must be kept in mind when using "html" content type gadget, is that, it must include a CDATA section, within
<Content type="html"> <![CDATA[ Hello,   ! ]]> </Content>
Another important aspect to note is that with URL content type gadgets, the gadget engine triggers the pulling of content from the URL given. However, when we use HTML content type gadgets, we have to write our own logic, to pull the Web URL into the gadget. Though this might sound complex, there are built-in mechanisms and APIs that we can use to pull a URL content and this also yields flexibility to make our lives easy, when processing the pulled content.
Google gadget API documentation on HTML content type [9] [40] might provide more details on HTML content type, if you are interested in.
Google gadget API provides a call named "makeRequest" [10] [41] to fetch content from a URL. Let's look at a sample, where we fetch WSO2 Carbon and Stratos SVN commits data from MarkMail and display them content in the gadget.
This gadget, has a
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <Module> <ModulePrefs title="WSO2 Carbon and Stratos SVN Data from MarkMail" /> <Content type="html"> <![CDATA[

  ]]> </Content> </Module>
The data fetching and filling in the div is done using JavaScript logic. There are two functions, one that gets the HTML form the URL and one that process the response.
On line 21 we register the "getHtml" function, to be triggered on the loading of the gadget.
Within "getHtml", on line 12, we set the request parameter saying that content type is TEXT, meaning that we would expect to deal with the fetched content in text format.
On line 14, we make the request to fetch, with the mailing list URL, the name of the callback function into which "makeRequest" will feed the content, and request parameters.
When "makeRequest" receives the fetched content, "processResponse" will be called with the response object, and the text field will have the received HTML as text. So we can use that text and set the
So it works. But yet, the content is clipped. We have hit the scrolling problem again? Not really, with a preference setting and an API call we can fix this.
The fix to clipping of the content can is to adjust the height of the gadget, dynamically, when content gets updated. For this, we can use the combination of "dynamic-height" feature and a call to "adjustHeight" API when the content changes.
So there are two changes to be made to the gadget.
<ModulePrefs title="WSO2 Carbon and Stratos SVN Data from MarkMail"> <Require feature="dynamic-height" /> </ModulePrefs>Update the <ModulePrefs> to require "dynamic-height" feature.
function processResponse(response) { document.getElementById('contentDiv').innerHTML = response.text; gadgets.window.adjustHeight(); };
Update "precessReponse" JavaScript function to call "adjustHeight", right after setting the
 element's content.
And we can see the content in full within the gadget.
More information on dynamic height settings can be found in Google gadget documentation [11]. [42]
This gadget still display the content from the URL as it is. But we might want to process this data and present this data in a more appealing format, like using a graph. MarkMail of course display data using a graph on its home page, but the intention here is to learn how to write better gadgets and not re-do what MarkMail is already doing.
In the next part of this tutorial, we will explore how to use a third party JavaScript library and content from mark mail, to come up with more colorful gadgets. And in the process, will dig more into the Google gadget API usage, tips and tricks.
[1] Google Gadget Specification [43]
[2] Anatomy of a Google gadget [44]
[3] Adding Gadgets to Gadget Repository [45]
[4] Adding Gadgets to the Portal [46]
[5] Installation Guide [47]
[6] MarkMail WSO2 mailing lists [48]
[7] Apache Shinding gadget scrolling issue [49]
[8] Google gadget API documentation on URL content type [50]
[9] Google gadget API documentation on HTML content type [51]
[10] gadgets.io.makeRequest API [52]
[11] Google gadget API documentation on dynamic height [53]
This brings us to the end of this four part tutorial. Please feel free to provide us the feedback, and help us improve the content.
Please refer to the table of contents [3] section to find out about the other parts of this tutorial.
[1] http://wso2.org/projects/Gadget-Server
[2] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#ref_1
[3] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1
[4] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c1
[5] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c1s1
[6] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c1s2
[7] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c1s3
[8] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c2
[9] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c2s1
[10] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c2s2
[11] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c2s3
[12] http://wso2.com/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-01#GoogleGadgets_p1c3
[13] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-02#GoogleGadgets_p2
[14] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-02#GoogleGadgets_p2c1
[15] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-02#GoogleGadgets_p2c2
[16] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-02#GoogleGadgets_p2c3
[17] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-03#GoogleGadgets_p3
[18] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-03#GoogleGadgets_p3c1
[19] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-03#GoogleGadgets_p3c1s1
[20] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-03#GoogleGadgets_p3c1s2
[21] http://wso2.org/library/articles/2011/11/writing-google-gadgets-tutorial-part-03#GoogleGadgets_p3c1s3
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Universal Jurisdiction as Janus-Faced: The Dual Nature of the German International Criminal Code
Maximo Langer
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) - School of Law
November 2, 2012
11 Journal of International Criminal Justice 737 (2013)
The legitimacy of universal jurisdiction over crimes against humanity, genocide, and war crimes has generated great attention among policy makers and scholars. This article argues that allowing for the participation of, and being accountable to, the international community, are two requirements of legitimacy that universal jurisdiction domestic statutes and proceedings should strive to meet. These are requirements for the legitimacy of universal jurisdiction regardless which conception of international law and international institutions one adopts — statist, cosmopolitan democracy, natural law, global administrative law or global constitutionalism. This article then analyses the important implications of these principles of international participation and accountability for a number of central debates on universal jurisdiction, namely, the crimes universal jurisdiction statutes and proceedings may include, the definition of these crimes, and which doctrines from the general part of international criminal law should be incorporated. These principles also affect how universal jurisdiction cases should be selected, what the relationship between universal jurisdiction prosecutions and the International Criminal Court should be, and which transparency and participatory requirements proceedings under universal jurisdiction should meet. In so doing, the author takes the German Code of Crimes against International Law as a case study to illustrate the analysis.
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Keywords: Universal jurisdiction, international crimes, legitimacy of international law and international institutions, conceptions of international law, German Code of Crimes against International Law
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This exercise strengthens the muscles in the back of the thighs (hamstrings) and buttocks, which straighten or extend the hip. These muscles are extremely important for activities of daily living such as standing up. This exercise also increases balance which helps in fall prevention.
Today's exercise is part of the SilverSneakers program,
Do 2 to 3 sets of 8 to 12 reps.
*Place the back of a chair against a wall to make it more stable.
*Hold the ball with both hands and sit in the chair with your feet shoulder-width apart.
*Raise the ball to about shoulder height to assist with balance.
*When you are standing, reverse the movement by pressing your hips back until you are seated in the chair.
*Continue performing this movement for desired number of repetitions.
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Thursday night's Detroit Tigers' win over the New York Yankees was one of the most enjoyable and heart-attack-inducing games I have ever watched. Living and dying with every pitch feels so much better in retrospect after you know your team won.
There was one thing that happened in the game that I reacted to in a way that I certainly didn't expect.
When Jim Leyland replaced Max Scherzer in the seventh inning, I made an audible gasp. I wanted Scherzer to stay on the mound.
Yep, the same Max Scherzer that I thought would be one of the biggest reasons the Tigers might lose to the Yankees.
This all goes back to last weekend. The morning before game one-point-two last Saturday, I wrote an article about my optimism melting away after the rain-out after just an inning and a half the night before. One reason for that was because Justin Verlander wouldn't be able to pitch twice in the series.
The other big reason was Scherzer.
He came into the ALDS with a road ERA of 5.23 and, as a fly-ball pitcher, the short distance from home plate to home run in Yankee Stadium didn't bode well for him.
All Scherzer did when he came out in game two was pitch about as close to perfect as he possibly could. He gave up just two hits in six-plus innings of work. Scherzer did walk four, but he struck out five. All this in his first ever post-season appearance.
Then Scherzer came out of the bullpen in Thursday's decisive game five in the same ballpark that made me sweat about him in the first place. In another great performance, Scherzer went an inning and a third facing six batters. He threw a total of 32 pitches, 22 for strikes. He struck out two and only gave up one fly ball.
After giving up a weak infield hit to Derek Jeter, Leyland pulled Scherzer. At that moment I was shaking my head wanting Leyland to leave in the pitcher that I thought would be the weak link for this team.
Max Scherzer went from being the guy I thought would lose the series, to the guy who deserves a boatload of credit for the Tigers advancing.
Scherzer and his teammates waylaid my fear and are now moving on to the American League Championship Series. They proved me wrong. As a lifelong Tigers' fan, I cannot be happier.
Prior to the start of the MLB Playoffs I picked the Rangers to make it to the World Series. Nothing would make me happier than for Scherzer and the Tigers to make me wrong again.
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Loving a NFL team is like loving a woman (if you don't get that analogy, maybe you should just stop reading now).
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Being a fan means you have to stick by your team through thick and thin.
Through all the Ryan Leafs, Joey Harringtons and Akili Smiths (just to name a few high-profile headaches).
Cities like Green Bay and Denver do this with class and dignity, while others fall a bit short.
Here are the top 10 bandwagon fanbases in the NFL right now (and yes, I'm sure there are a contingency of loyal fans in each of the following cities).


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In his last RWC Blog, Tadhg Peavoy looks at the final round of Rugby World Cup matches from a Six Nations angle.
Ruling out France is a crazy thing to do at any time and they showed why in the Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand. Les Bleus finally turned up and did everything right except win.
Marc Lievremont's side applied a rush defence and exerted a line speed they had not displayed since the Six Nations 2011. These two tactic changes left the All Blacks little space to expose in attack and forced the hosts to kick much of their possession away.
One could point to missed kicks costing France, but if New Zealand had also landed their missed punts at goal, the score would have actually been poised at 16-16. One can only guess who would have had the fortitude to step up and win it with the tie level in the dying minutes.
It was in other areas France lost the final. The New Zealand try came from one of France's major weaknesses at this RWC. Earlier in the tournament Les Bleus were weak at ruck defence - leaving soft centres.
In this tie it was not at a ruck, but at a lineout, where France had a soft centre, allowing Tony Woodcock to plough through to the line. This basic defensive error proved ever so costly in the end.
Francois Trinh-Duc's introduction was key as he got France's backline running far better than Morgan Parra could. Trinh-Duc's ball-in-hand skills and size got France trucking and they were in charge for the most of the match thereafter.
France's wonderful defensive pressure led to their try, with Piri Weepu's error gifting France possession deep in the All Blacks half. Quick spread and distribution by France ensured they were right back in the game through a converted try.
But in truth, while New Zealand froze in so many ways in Auckland on Sunday, and abandoned their tournament style of grinding out phases, they maintained a rigid defensive structure. No matter what France threw at them it was met with excellent cover defence.
And France lacked the quality to create something special to win the game. Looking back at the tournament this describes France well. They were a competent scrummaging team, with an excellent defence; a defence so excellent it won them a semi-final they should have lost.
But throughout the tournament their backline stuttered and always looked as though it might come up short - sooner or later.
Wales' Rugby World Cup will be remembered as a success, despite losing a semi-final clash with France that they should have won.
In the bronze final against Australia they played like a team with little left to give and drained from the exertions of the last six weeks. This led to Warren Gatland's team lacking momentum in the first half and had them 7-3 down at the break.
A horrendously forward pass gave Wales the lead early in the second half. While this particular try was forward, it highlighted where Wales are strong, with Hook making a break around the ten channel and managing to offload early.
These skills brought Wales to the semis and they will be looking to replicate this style of rugby at the Six Nations in 2012. The final try of the match also came from Leigh Halfpenny, through a similar style of play, and was after nearly 30 phases of retention.
Cymru's excellent rucking and retention is a feature of their game that the other Six Nations teams will attempt to replicate next February.
Wales' missed kicks proved very costly, as they did in the semi-final, and it again highlighted the need to ensure that they have two highly-efficient place kickers come next season.
Wales skills coach Neil Jenkins will be working closely with Rhys Priestland, James Hook and Leigh Halfpenny to ensure that missed kicks are not the reason Wales fail to win the Six Nations 2012.
The downside of Wales' defeat to the Wallabies is that it highlights their failure to beat Tri Nations opposition at this World Cup.
Narrow defeats to South Africa and Australia point to a lack of self-belief and composure in the heat of battle. This mental toughness is an area they will now surely target to improve, as this young team looks to learn from the RWC and mature off the back of it.


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Stretching your muscles is an important part of a workout routine. It preps your muscles for intense use and helps alleviate the risk of injury. But, can it help you lose weight all on its own?
Typically, stretching alone does not lead to weight loss. Weight loss is most successfully facilitated by cardiovascular exercise. But stretching can ready your body for exercises that promote weight loss. It helps muscles work to their full potential, and in that way, stretching does help you to lose weight.
Another way stretching can help you lose weight is by slowing you down so you're not in such a hurry to eat. When you rush eating, you may eat too much. Stretching also helps relax you, so you don't stress eat and it sharpens your senses so your food is more satisfying.
Finally, stretching is better than doing nothing. If you don't have time to do a full-blown workout, a stretching session can be an effective substitute until you do have time for a full workout. It gets you moving and gets your blood flowing, which doesn't happen when you're stuck sitting in front of your computer at work.
So, while stretching on its own may not lead to much weight loss, it can help the weight loss process along when part of a workout routine. Plus, it's a good way to keep yourself limber when you don't have time to exercise.


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I'm picking only one beauty powder blush (Stark Naked) and either Sugarrimed dazzleglass or Pomposity l/s. Need to limit my MAC spending these days…
i want the dazzleglass lipglosses!
Is it my imagination or do the e/s look like the mineralize shadows from last launch, except not swirled together? The first one looks like Hot Contrast & the third one looks like Sea & Sky.
i sooo can't wait for this collection to come out in london! this collection is so pretty!! I want Stark Naked blush, Dangerzone e/s, Red She Said l/s and Lovealert d/g!
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On April 5, Summit High School hosted their annual Summit Relays at Investors Field.
The Summit's event is one of the most popular track and field venues of the year hosting up to 2000 athletes and their families from 25 surrounding high schools. The day involves individual and team competitions ranging from underclassman to varsity skill levels. SHS hosts the many athletes and families by providing a concession stand filled with healthful food options (pastas, chili, milk pizza, fruit…)
This year was the team's largest fundraising effort ever. The sponsorship and support of the local businesses, was outstanding and most importantly could not have happened without them
The women and men's track teams work hard each year to succeed in setting records, qualifying for state and national events and maintaining high performance competition: a standard of SHS sports.
Proceeds of April 5th donations will also work hard as it supports and improves Summit High School Track and Field Athletes for years to come.
Thank you again for your generous sponsorship and donations to: FASTACT, Smythe Volvo, James K Estabrook. Esq, The Eatery, Polo Master Builders, Summit Trattoria, Lois Schneider Realtor, Gargiulo Produce, Zappia's, Gateway Advisory, LLC, Summit Running Company and Summit Bagel.


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Tue. 4pm: Champion plant breaks ground on expansion
CHAMPION – Five of the planned 30 new employees are already on the job as part of a $20 million expansion at Ohio Star Forge here.
Executives from Ohio Star Forge and its Japanese parent company, Daido Steel, joined Trumbull County commissioners for a ceremonial ground breaking today deep inside the Mahoning Avenue plant. The five acres, purchased from neighbor Warren Steel Holdings, previously was part of Copperweld Steel.
"This project is very monumental for us, for our future," said William Orbach, president and CEO of Ohio Star Forge during his brief remarks at the groundbreaking event.
The company chose Champion from several other options, including at least one site in Japan. Commissioners expressed enthusiasm at the decision to bring the large addition to Trumbull County, but noted it was a long time in the making.
"We have been working with them since several years ago when they made their first improvements," said Trumbull Commissioner Dan Polivka. "We have been trying to offer as many incentives and be as business friendly to them as possible."
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Sheriff Fred Brown, who is away on vacation, said he could say very little about the case because it is being investigated internally. He said Yasunas is on sick leave because of injuries suffered in the crash, but he will meet with Yasunas on Monday, Aug. 20.
Yasunas, 36, resides in the township. He was driving a 2011 Honda Civic north on Old York Road on Saturday, Aug. 11 at about 11 a.m. The car crossed the southbound lane and struck an embankment and several trees between Wells Road and Hillsborough Road, police said.
Yasunas was taken to the Hunterdon Medical Center by the Flemington-Raritan rescue squad for treatment of his injuries.
He was also charged with reckless driving and failure to stay in his lane. The investigation was conducted by Patrolman Aaron Roth.


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LothalNear the mouth of the River Sabarmati, by the Gulf of Cambay, is Lothal, one of the largest excavated Harappan (or Indus Valley) sites. Foundations, platforms, crumbling walls and paved floors are all that remain of the prosperous sea-trading community that dwelled here between 2400 and 1900 BC, when a flood all but destroyed the settlement. A walk around the central mound reveals the old roads that ran past ministers' houses and through the acropolis. The lower town comprised a bazaar, workshops and residential quarters. Evidence has been found here of an even older culture, perhaps dating from the fourth millennium BC, known as the Red Ware Culture. You can see remains from this period and from the Indus Valley Civilization in the illuminating museum situated adjacent to the site.