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No. 25 North Carolina 85, La Salle 55
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Waltiea Rolle got 15 points and 12 rebounds and No. 25 North Carolina scored the first 16 points of the second half on the way to an 85-55 rout of La Salle in a nonconference game Saturday. Xylina McDaniel opened the second half with a jumper for the Tar Heels (5-0), who trailed 32-31 at halftime, then added a 3-pointer after a steal by Brittany Rountree. Krista Gross added a jumper and Rountree sank a 3-pointer for a 40-32 lead. Rolle made a free throw and Tierra Ruffin-Pratt made two, then Danielle Butts, Gross and Rolle hit jumpers to put North Carolina ahead 51-36. The Explorers (1-4) never got closer than 12 points after that. It was different in the first half, when La Salle built a 25-13 lead before the Tar Heels rallied. Shanel Harrison had 14 of her 18 points for La Salle in the first half.
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Arkansas Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor argued that the federal government's desegregation of Arkansas's largest public school in 1957 was an "unwilling invasion" that took "a local problem out of the local authorities' hands" and led to deep suspicions of democracy in the state, according to a copy of his college thesis obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
Written in 1985, the 30-page paper—which also suggested that the state's Democratic Party was hindering economic progress, and attributed policies such as welfare and the Equal Rights Amendment to "wild-eyed liberals"—could add to Pryor's difficulties as he fights to protect his seat from Republican challenger Rep. Tom Cotton.
College writings have become a campaign issue in the Arkansas Senate race, with the Pryor campaign and national Democrats attacking Cotton for his student newspaper columns and senior thesis.
The paper is housed at the University of Arkansas special collections library, which suspended the Washington Free Beacon's library privileges earlier this year. Pryor, who graduated from the university in 1985, wrote that the thesis was influenced by his work on his father David Pryor's 1984 senatorial campaign.
In the essay, Pryor argued that the Democratic Party's dominance in the state stemmed from public's need for protection against external threats, comparing this to the Russian people backing Tsarist and Communist governments.
"Arkansas has been invaded unwillingly twice. Once in reality and once figuratively," wrote Pryor.
"The Civil War provided the real invasion. The figurative invasion took place in 1957 at Little Rock Central High School. That event took a local problem out of the local authorities' hands. The federal government had again forced its will on the people of Arkansas."
In 1957, Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus deployed the Arkansas National Guard to prevent nine black students from attending the state's segregated all-white Central High School in Little Rock. President Dwight Eisenhower responded by ordering the U.S. Army to escort the students into the school and federalized the Arkansas National Guard.
While Pryor wrote that the Arkansas governor's refusal to integrate the school caused an "embarrassing escapade that marred our character and reputation greatly," he also argued that the "state had suffered enough" from the federal desegregation effort and "so it formed an iron-clad Democratic machine and would accept no challenge to it."
While the Democratic Party held a monopoly over Arkansas politics for nearly a century, momentum has shifted to the GOP in recent years. Today, Pryor is the last remaining Democrat in the state's congressional delegation.
Pryor received a bachelor's degree from the University of Arkansas in 1985 and a law degree in 1988. He wrote in the paper that "most of the thoughts in this work are the products of my growing up in a political family and my experiences in [my father's] 1984 senate race."
He added that he was "unable to find much information on Arkansas politics" and thanked the late University of Arkansas professor and Clinton confidante Diane Blair for her "crucial guidance" on the work.
The paper touches on some sensitive issues, including the Equal Rights Amendment and the state's support for a segregationist presidential candidate in 1968.
"Many Arkansans—Democrats and not-Democrats—criticize the national party's insistence on ideas such as Affirmative Action, Welfare, and the Equal Rights Amendment," wrote Pryor.
"But, as the state Democrats are obviously thrilled with, the average voter is also sophisticated enough not to give all Democrats equal judgment," he continued. "The Democratic Party of Arkansas is as conservative as its constituency. Wild-eyed liberals just don't last very long."
He also argued that Arkansans "used a keen sense of intuition" in 1968 when they voted for the unusual trio of Democrat Bill Fulbright for senator, Republican Winthrop Rockefeller for governor, and Democratic segregationist George Wallace for president.
Pryor wrote that Wallace "wasn't a Republican, but he wasn't quite as far off base as [liberal Democratic candidate] Hubert Humphrey, either. He was a segregationist. Maybe this was the last yelp of the old segregated South."
"Each man has something different to offer the state," wrote Pryor. "Pragmatic Arkansas chose an unlikely combination, but that is the stuff democracy is made of."
While the Pryor campaign has criticized Cotton for claiming in his own college thesis that national politicians tend to be ambitious and highly intelligent, the senator made a similar argument in his paper.
"Arkansas political tradition promotes the most ambitious and realistic politicians to become Democrats," Pryor wrote. "This is because the greatest chances for success were within the Democratic Party."
The Democrats were able to maintain their supremacy, he argued, due in part to Arkansans "lack of interest in change" and "unwillingness to try something new."
Pryor also compared the state Democratic Party to a baseball team, asserting that it has "an excellent farm program with its droves and droves of local politicians."
"Only the better politicians make it to the next plateau. And only the best make it to the Major League (congressional or statewide office)."
Although Pryor was a beneficiary of Arkansas' one-time powerful Democratic dynasty, his paper does not portray the party in the most flattering light.
He favorably cited an argument that the Arkansas Democratic Party could be considered an "undemocratic government" that "discourages new ideas and new approaches to problems."
"The hallmark of Arkansas democracy is control," he wrote. "The Democrats have been able to control the state politically. If the state changed substantially, that is to say developed economically, the party might lose some of its precious control."
"In other words, politicians may actually fear change, and, hence, progress. They might like being the big fish in the small pond," he added. "After all, it is human nature to want to stay on the top of the heap. It would probably even go against human nature to knowingly unleash these forces which might bring about your very downfall."
The Cotton campaign has tried to tie Pryor to President Obama's policies, but Pryor's essay reflects a pragmatic view of politics that seems to be based more on party loyalty than shared ideology.
"It could be said that politicians in Arkansas are not Democrats because of ideas, but because of practicality and even habit," Pryor wrote.
The senator also analyzed his father David Pryor's successful 1984 senatorial reelection campaign, which he now appears to be using as a point-by-point model for his current run.
"When [the Republican] spoke of supply-side economics and a new industrial policy, [David Pryor] answered with three easily understandable words: 'Arkansas Comes First,'" wrote Pryor. "His theme of Arkansas coming first had a tremendous appeal to the people of the state. It touched a nerve deep within the voting psyche."
"'Arkansas Comes First' hit the nail on the head," Pryor continued. "Pryor used the oldest tricks in the Democratic election book. He localized the significance of the election."
Pryor has adopted "Arkansas Comes First" as his own campaign slogan, and has emphasized local issues throughout the race.
His paper concluded with some advice for Republicans on how to compete with the once-unbeatable Democratic Party in Arkansas.
"[Republicans] must find better candidates," Pryor argued. "They must prove to the state that it should convert. The Democrats won't roll over easily. They have changed with the times and continued to triumph in November."
The Democrats' major advantage, according to Pryor, was the "looseness of the organization. This allows tremendous flexibility and adaptability to every nook and cranny in the state."
"It is now up to the Republicans to continue to chisel away at Democratic dominance," he concluded. "In doing so, they'll have to chisel away tradition."
Neither the Pryor campaign nor the University of Arkansas responded to a request for comment.
Update: Following publication of this story, Pryor's deputy campaign manager Erik Dorey sent the following comment: "Nobody has done more than Mark to honor the heroism of the Little Rock Nine and their courageous stand for integration, or to spotlight this embarrassing episode in our state's history. Junk tabloids can manipulate Mark's words, but they can't change the fact that he personally secured the funding for the National Park Service museum at Central High School."


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Nnamdi Kanu has yet again released a terse statement saying that the mandate to restore Biafra is divine and he cannot renege on it.
According to Kanu, IPOB and other Biafrans led by himself will actualize the establishment of Biafra someday.
Speaking through his Media and Publicity Secretary, Comrade Emma Powerful, Nnamdi Kanu said his call was synonymous with Jesus' dedication of His life to save mankind.
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"All the people of Biafra will come back home, if they are living outside the country.
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"How can I encourage the people of Biafra to work towards the upbringing of Nigeria.
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"On the point that our women don't wear hijab and we don't practice the same religion, they will see us as infidels and then, we will be beheaded.
"We are 100 per cent Christians.
"These people are Muslims who see killing as a culture.
"In Biafra where we originated from, it will be hard for our people to kill a human being.
"This is because, in my language, a human being is called MMANDU, which means in English language the beauty of life.
"Now, you can see it will never work.
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"The only solution is Biafra.
"There is no regret in his dictionary.
"I am ready to spend a thousand years in a prison.
"We are not trying to secede from Nigeria. We are older than Nigeria.
"You can only talk about seceding if Nigeria is the one that colonized Biafra.
"But we are older than that contraption.
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Shake almonds in a clean dry cloth to rub off any loose material, but do not blanch.
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Beat egg whites until very stiff, but not dry, and gradually fold in the sugar which has been sifted to remove lumps.
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Remove 1/4 of the mixture.
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Cut out with a star cookie cutter, and on each cookie drop a portion of the reserved meringue, drawing it out into each point of the star.
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Remove immediately from the pan and cool on cake racks.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4471 Calories from Fat 1881
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 225 g345.7%
Saturated Fat 17 g84.8%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 295.6 mg12.3%
Total Carbohydrates 563 g187.8%
Dietary Fiber 60.7 g242.9%
Sugars 472.2 g
Protein 116 g232.2%
Vitamin A 0.7% Vitamin C 74.7%
Calcium 130% Iron 99.3%
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2. On the cutting board, thinly slice the tomato with the sharp knife. Tear the lettuce leaves to fit the croissants or hamburger buns.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1707 Calories from Fat 989
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 110 g169.7%
Saturated Fat 42.8 g214%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 580 mg193.3%
Sodium 2151.9 mg89.7%
Total Carbohydrates 90 g30.1%
Dietary Fiber 5.1 g20.3%
Sugars 34.4 g
Protein 94 g187%
Vitamin A 113.3% Vitamin C 31.3%
Calcium 118% Iron 14.2%
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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- A couple of teams who brought multiple kickers to training camp this year already have made their decisions.
On Monday morning, the Buffalo Bills waived veteran Rian Lindell and gave the job to rookie Dustin Hopkins.
Last week, the Miami Dolphins cut veteran Dan Carpenter in favor of rookie Caleb Sturgis.
In both cases, the writing had been on the wall for the veterans because Hopkins and Sturgis were draft picks.
The Green Bay Packers made an early decision on their kicker in 2006 when they dumped Billy Cundiff after the first preseason game and gave the job to Dave Rayner. However, a year later they waited until the end of the preseason to pick Mason Crosby over Rayner.
It looks like the Packers are going to follow the latter path this year. Coach Mike McCarthy indicated after Saturday's preseason game at St. Louis that he planned to let the competition between Crosby and first-year kicker Giorgio Tavecchio go on for at least another week leading up to Friday's preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks.
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Writer's edit: The following column was written prior to I'll Have Another being scratched from the Belmont Stakes, but the overall point about the power of sports remains true. And if my grandpa were here, I am sure he would say something like, "Well, that is disappointing. But life will go on."
Officially, I'll Have Another will carry 126 pounds in Saturday's Belmont Stakes. However, in his bid to become racing's 12th Triple Crown winner, the reality is he will carry a far heavier burden.
There is no way to know for sure when organized sport first became part of society, but it has been around a long time. For instance, more than 3,500 years ago, ancient Mexico was home to a ballgame played on special courts. Even then, long before the modern conveniences we take for granted could even be imagined, people gathered to watch feats of athletic prowess.
There is no way to measure how much the past five weeks have impacted Hope or her family, but I would wager 'greatly' is a safe bet.
For one thing, I think there is something deeply fascinating about watching someone who is the best at something, no matter what that something is. It is hard to look away when someone is on the cusp of greatness.
But perhaps more than that, sports bring people together. They give us someone to cheer for, an enemy to loathe, a reason to throw a party, an avenue for traditions, a chance to win some money (or at least bragging rights) and a way to make new friends while keeping the old.
Through his success this spring, I'll Have Another has made people care. As such, when he steps onto the track at Belmont Park, he will be carrying with him the hopes, wishes and expectations of countless people. No matter the outcome, the impact of those hopes, wishes and expectations will last far longer than the race itself.
A classic example of this is Hope Hudson, a girl battling a rare disease who got to attend the Kentucky Derby through the Make-a-Wish Foundation. Her wish to go to the Kentucky Derby turned into so much more, and the connections of I'll Have Another invited her to attend the rest of the Triple Crown as part of their team.
There is no way to measure how much the past five weeks have impacted Hope or her family, but I would wager "greatly" is a safe bet.
But many of these lingering impacts are made quietly, far away from the eyes of the press and far away from those actively involved with I'll Have Another. Some are happy, some are sad, but all exist because the sport of horse racing existed first.
The story I would like to share with you is one of those.
One of the questions I get most often is "How did you become a turf writer?" It is a fair question. After all, no one else in my family works with horses. I always joke that it is in my blood, and a lot of that is courtesy of my grandfather, George Duckworth.
Grandpaduck was born in 1919, just a few months after Sir Barton (unknowingly) became horse racing's first Triple Crown winner. As a teenager, my grandpa sneaked into the Kentucky Derby. The year was 1937 and the victor that day was War Admiral, who would go on to become the sport's fourth Triple Crown winner.
After serving in World War II, my grandpa put himself through law school, and one of the ways he paid for it was by being a mutuel clerk at Centennial Race Track in Colorado. Decades later, he would take me to my first racetrack, Arapahoe Park, just outside of Denver. When I graduated from the University of Kentucky, the day before they watched me cross the stage, my family went to the Kentucky Derby, including my then-86-year-old grandpa.
There aren't enough words to explain how influential my grandfather was to almost everyone fortunate enough to know him. A wise man, his philosophies were often simple but deeply rooted in truth. One of them was to live life to its fullest and enjoy every second of it that you can.
As such, when I announced that I was going to write about horses for a living, he became one of my biggest supporters. Instead of being dubious like some, he was proud I was going to do something exciting, something for which I had a passion.
Last month, his unwavering support in my career choice led me to a very difficult crossroads in the days leading up to the Preakness Stakes.
While I was making final preparations to head to Baltimore, I received the phone call you never want to get. Grandpaduck, who just last year danced with me at my brother's wedding, was in poor health. At 92, his mind was willing but it was becoming clear his body no longer was.
My immediate reaction was to cancel my trip and head to his bedside. Every single member of my family told me not to, including my grandfather. When I spoke to him, he made it clear that he wanted me in Baltimore, doing what I love to do. He also wanted me to pick him a winner.
I never disobeyed my Grandpaduck, so I wasn't about to start. I went to Baltimore, I covered the Preakness and I bet on I'll Have Another. When the chestnut colt came barreling down the stretch, part of me just knew he would get to the wire in time. He had to. I had promised my grandpa he would.
Courtesy of technology, minutes after I'll Have Another won the Preakness, Grandpaduck was able to see a photo of me standing by the track, winning tickets in hand.
Courtesy of technology, minutes after I'll Have Another won the Preakness, Grandpaduck was able to see a photo of me standing by the track, winning tickets in hand. I was instructed to make sure I cashed them because he wanted his money.
My grandfather had a stroke the next day, before I could make it to his bedside. He left us for good two days after that.
Some of you reading this will undoubtedly think I made the wrong decision, and I don't necessarily disagree. But, at the same time, I am at peace with the choices I made. My grandfather was a proud man, and seeing me do my job and do it well always brought him pleasure. By going to Pimlico, I made him proud one final time.
My grandfather, a Purple Heart recipient, instructed that the money he won in the Preakness be donated to the Disabled American Veterans. I also bet I'll Have Another in the Derby and will be sending all of the profits I have made/will make off the colt to the charity.
Needless to say, my family has become a bit biased when it comes to I'll Have Another. His grit and determination brought my grandpa joy in his final days, and that is a gift that can never be repaid.
Rationally, I know a number of factors will dictate who will win Saturday, and I can debate them with you if you wish.
But the little girl inside of me -- the one whose grandpa showed her around Arapahoe Park because she loved horses so much -- can't help believing that if Grandpaduck can somehow wrangle an audience with the racing gods before they vote on I'll Have Another's fate in the Belmont, well then, the winner is a foregone conclusion.
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As featured live on stage during the Steve Jobs Keynote Speech at the Apple WWDC 2008, and listed in the iTunes 'Top 10 Music Applications' for 2008.
Band is a collection of virtual instruments that lets you play and record your own tunes from a simple interface.
As well as a piano, bass guitar, and drums, Band also features the innovative "Twelve Bar Blues" instrument, that enables anyone to play blues backing and guitar solos.
This app was released in 2008 as one of the very first musical instruments, and indeed one of the very first apps, for the iPhone.
What's New in Version 1.7
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Extremely limited in functionality. It's really only capable of 'music by numbers'. No real support after release besides some bug and compatibility fixes, so you can safely assume that no extra functionality will be added in future updates. Doesn't seem right to advertise this as anything other than a simple toy for non-musicians.
The things it does do it doesn't even do well, with cheap sounds that have audible cutout points and very limited use of the few instruments offered.
There are plenty of good apps for content creation but this is not one of them.
Misleading description and reviews, undelivered promises.
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This app was one of the reasons the App Store took off when it was first set up. The demo that the creator gave for Steve Jobs at the keynote was brilliant and it went down really well with the audience.
This being said the app hasn't really changed in all that time. No new instruments just compatibility with the latest iOS :(
One can only hope that the developer is actually working on bringing something new to the table soon.
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The islet of Langerhans plays an important role in blood glucose homeostasis through regulated hormone secretion. The therapeutic success of insulin has led most islet research to focus on ?-cells, although other islet hormones including glucagon (secreted by ?-cells) and somatostatin (secreted by ?-cells) have important physiological actions. Glucagon plays a critical role in the pathology of diabetes, but the mechanisms that regulate glucagon secretion remain poorly understood. Interactions with other islet cell types are likely involved in glucose-inhibition of glucagon secretion (GIGS), since inhibition is lost in vivo after ?-cells are destroyed in Type I or fail in advanced Type 2 diabete. GIGS is also lost in vitro when ?-cells are isolated from the islet. The composition, architecture, and protein expression patterns of islet cell types vary between species, but the amplitude and temporal pattern of GIGS is nearly identical regardless of species. Thus, we propose to leverage species similarities towards uncovering molecular mechanisms underlying GIGS. The secretory product of ?-cells, somatostatin, is a promising molecular mediator of this interaction because GIGS is lost in islets with a genetic deletion of somatostatin, and the somatostatin receptor subtype 2 dominates its signaling in both human and mouse ?-cells. However, somatostatin alone does not inhibit glucagon secretion from isolated ?-cells, which suggests that somatostatin must combine with other cell-cell interactions in the islet for proper GIGS. One potential juxtacrine signaling mechanism that can inhibit exocytosis is ephrinA-EphA forward signaling, and transcriptome studies show that EphA4 is the only Eph receptor expressed in both human and mouse ?-cells. We have shown that islet glucagon secretion is suppressed in response to glucose even though ?-cell Ca2+ levels are elevated. This effect parallels that seen in islets lacking ?-cell gap junctions, where insulin secretion can be inhibited by juxtacrine communication mediated by ephrinA-EphA signaling even when Ca2+ levels are elevated. Since the ?-cell contains only a single Eph receptor sub-type and it is closely related to the ?-cell, we speculate that a similar mechanism may play a role in GIGS from islet ?-cells. Thus, we hypothesize that GIGS requires both paracrine signaling by somatostatin from ?-cells in the islet and juxtacrine communication from ?-cells via EphA4 forward signaling. This hypothesis will be tested via three specific aims: 1) determine the role of juxtacrine EphA4 forward signaling on islet glucagon secretion;2) determine the role of somatostatin-mediated paracrine signaling combined with EphA juxtacrine signaling on GIGS from ?-cells in intact islets;3) determine the roles of these paracrine and juxtacrine signaling pathways on GIGS from human islets of healthy and Type II diabetic donors. These experimental results will further our understanding of ?-cell function in mouse and human islets. This mechanistic information will provide novel therapeutic targets for the regulation of glucagon, which is an emerging opportunity for preventing hypoglycemic episodes and normalizing blood glucose in diabetic patients.
Recent studies suggest that abnormal glucagon secretion from pancreatic ?-cells plays an important role in the development and pathology of diabetes. Despite this emerging importance of glucagon regulation, the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying its secretion from ?-cells remain largely unknown. Elucidation of these mechanisms will provide possible therapeutic targets for the regulation of glucagon secretion that can be used for novel treatment strategies in both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
|Benninger, Richard K P; Piston, David W (2014) Cellular communication and heterogeneity in pancreatic islet insulin secretion dynamics. Trends Endocrinol Metab 25:399-406
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