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Anthony's guest tonight will be Ian Begley of ESPN-New York.
You can call in the show (646)-478-5554 and talk everything New York Knicks!
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The Knicks have signed PG Ramon Sessions to a one-year deal worth $2.3 million, reports Shams Charania of The Vertical.
Sessions, 31, averaged 6.2 points and 2.6 assists in 50 games last season for the Hornets.
He has averaged 10.6 points and 4.1 assists per game during his 10-year career with the Bucks, Timberwolves, Cavaliers, Kings, Wizards, and Hornets.
After signing a four-year, $71 million offer sheet to join the Knicks, guard Tim Hardaway Jr. was still surprised that New York offered him such a significant deal, according to ESPN's Pablo Torre.
"Tim Hardaway Jr.'s first words after signing that contract: 'Man, that's crazy,' " Torre said, according to NBC Sports' Dan Feldman.
The Knicks' offer was approximately $25 million more than what Hardaway was projected to earn, according to FanSided's Phil Veasley. Knicks president Steve Mills said the team needed to be "aggressive" when pursuing Hardaway, a restricted free agent with the Atlanta Hawks, because he felt Hardaway had a lot of potential.
The New York Knicks are among six teams who have already made an offer to the Cleveland Cavaliers for guard Kyrie Irving, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Approximately 20 teams, according to Wojnarowski, have inquired about Irving since he reportedly requested to be traded out of Cleveland, however the Knicks, San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Clippers, Phoenix Suns, Minnesota Timberwolves and Miami Heat are the only teams to make an offer for the 25-year-old former No. 1 pick.
The Knicks and Cavaliers have been in trade talks that focused on swapping Irving for Carmelo Anthony with a potential third team being involved, however the Cavaliers, according to Wojnarowski, are seeking a return of young players and draft picks similar to what the Denver Nuggets acquired from the Knicks in exchange for Anthony in 2011.
PG Kyrie Irving is reportedly seeking a trade to the Knicks.
The Bayonne, New Jersey native wants "very badly wants to be a New York Knick," ESPN's Pablo Torre said on Thursday. "Kyrie Irving wants to come home."
Irving is also willing to be traded to San Antonio, Miami or Minnesota, reports the Daily News. He requested a trade from Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert.
Former New York Knicks guard Derrick Rose signed a one-year, $2.1 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday, according to The Vertical's Shams Charania.
Rose, who completed his physical on Monday, according to Charania, spoke with LeBron James throughout the process, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
The 28-year-old Rose, who underwent surgery in April to repair a torn meniscus, earned $21 million with New York last season. He averaged 18 points, 4.4 assists and 3.8 rebounds in 64 games.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed Derrick Rose
Elsewhere, the Yankee continue to pursue Sonny Gray, and the Mets continue their winning ways.
Knicks F Carmelo Anthony and the Oklahoma City Thunder are 'circling each other' regarding a potential trade, reports Bill Simmons of The Ringer.
Simmons notes that Thunder assistant GM Troy Weaver recruited Anthony to Syracuse.
Anthony, who is willing to waive his no-trade clause to go to the Cavaliers or Rockets, is reportedly uninterested in returning to the Knicks, who briefly paused trade talks after hiring new GM Scott Perry and had hoped to speak to Anthony about remaining in New York.
In the latest installment of JRSportBrief on SNY.tv, JR discusses why it'll be difficult for the Knicks to land the Cavs' Kyrie Irving.
The 25-year-old Irving requested a trade from the Cavs last week, listing the Knicks, Spurs, Timberwolves, and Heat as his preferred destinations.
The Knicks were reportedly in serious discussions with the Cavs on Friday about sending Carmelo Anthony to Cleveland as part of a deal for Irving.
The Knicks and second-round pick Damyean Dotson have agreed to a three-year deal, according to multiple reports.
Fred Kerber of the New York Post reports Dotson is guaranteed about $2.2 million during the first two years, while the third year is a team option.
The New York Knicks will hire Gerald Madkins to become their new assistant general manager, The Undefeated's Marc Spears reports.
Madkins, who previously worked in the Los Angeles Clippers organization, was being pursued by the Milwaukee Bucks and Sacramento Kings, according to the Los Angeles Times' Broderick Turner. He spent four seasons as a Knicks scout before he spent time as the Clippers' director of basketball operations and assistant GM.
Madkins had worked with new Knicks GM Scott Perry when they were in the Seattle SuperSonics organization. He played three years in the NBA in the 1990s. In 48 career games with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors, he averaged 1.7 points and 1.4 assists per game.
Knicks star F Kristaps Porzingis believes New York gives him the best opportunity to win, per The Post's Marc Berman.
The quote came from a question posed by a camper rather than a reporter. Porzingis attended a Latvian basketball camp of about 250 kids, and he told the group why he doesn't want to leave the Knicks.
"I feel that it is the best place to win. And if you win in New York, you are king," Porzingis said in his native language. "For the last two years, I have had so many positive emotions here that this is where I want to stay and that this is where I want to win."
The Knicks and Cavaliers are in serious trade talks focusing on swapping F Carmelo Anthony and PG Kryie Irving with a potential third team involved, reports Yahoo Sports' Jordan Schultz.
ESPN's Ian Begley reports the Knicks are not willing to deal F Kristaps Porzingis, but they would be willing to send future first-round picks with Anthony for Irving.
According to Brian Windhorst of ESPN, Irving has requested a trade from the Cavs, and the Knicks are one of his preferred destinations, along with the Spurs, Timberwolves, and Heat.
Carmelo Anthony is willing to waive his $8.1 million trade kicker in order to help facilitate a trade to the Rockets, according to ESPN.
A clause in Anthony's contract stipulates that his salary goes up 15 percent if he's traded. Waiving that clause would potentially make it easier for a trade partner to match contracts.
Annthony does not seek a return to the Knicks next season and has no interest in discussing a future with the team, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reported earlier this week.
It has been reported that Carmelo Anthony no longer wants to play for the Knicks, and the Blazers believe the All-Star forward could play for them next season.
Portland, which was supposed to act as a third or fourth team in a potential deal involving the Knicks and Rockets, now could possibly land Anthony, according to Trail Blazers guards Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum.
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As much as the thought of Damian Lillard, C.J. McCollum, and Carmelo Anthony may sound enticing for the Blazers, it's hard to imagine a deal working out for a couple reasons.
New York Knicks Hall of Famer Walt "Clyde" Frazier said he was "shocked" by Phil Jackson's firing and hopes forward Carmelo Anthony doesn't hold a grudge against the franchise amid the displeasure with the organization.
In an interview with ESPN's Ian Begley, Frazier said he feels bad that the Knicks, who went 31-51 and missed the postseason for the fourth straight seasons and the 10th time in the past 13 years, have to go through a rebuilding process.
"It seems like every two or three years we start from scratch," Frazier said.
Former New York Knicks guard Derrick Rose is in serious talks to join the Cleveland Cavaliers on a one-year deal and also met with the Los Angeles Lakers for three hours, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski and Brian Windhorst.
Rose, who underwent surgery in April to repair a torn meniscus, expressed his desire to remain a Knick to former team president Phil Jackson and his agent, B.J. Armstrong, in June.
However the Knicks are not among the three teams with whom Rose is considering signing, according to the New York Post's Fred Kerber. Rose reportedly met with the Milwaukee Bucks in early July.
Knicks president Steve Mills says that he will allow general manager Scott Perry to make more decisions in determining the makeup of the organization's staff.
"We're going to rebuild what the front office of the Knicks looks like,'' Mills said, according to the New York Post. "I feel really good about a lot of the people we have working for us. But we also know there's room for us to grow and get better if we want to be a first-class organization, and Scott will have the freedom to meet with everyone in our organization.
Carmelo Anthony reportedly has no interest in returning to the Knicks, and is seeking a trade to the Houston Rockets.
Elsewhere,The Yankees beat the Twins and immediately after made a trade to aid in their playoff run, the Giants may have the top secondary in the NFL and the Mets drop another game to the Cardinals.
The Daily News Live panel debates whether they have more confidence in the Knicks with Steve Mills and Scott Perry running the show instead of Phil Jackson.
Knicks president Steve Mills justified G Tim Hardaway Jr.'s pricey contract saying the team had to be "aggressive," per Newsday's Al Iannazzone.
Many bashed the Knicks for giving Hardaway a four-year, $71 million contract being that he has never been a starter in his career, and spent time in the Hawks' development system. However, Mills defended the deal saying they couldn't pass up on a young guard with his potential.
"We watched him, in our opinion, grow over his time in the player development program that they had in Atlanta," Mills said. "So we decided he was a target."
"We felt like there are not that many opportunities in free agency that you have the opportunity to go after a 25-year-old. We made the decision that if you want to pry a restricted free agent away from the incumbent team, you have to be aggressive. So we made a decision to be aggressive."
Knicks president Steve Mills and new GM Scott Perry highlighted the team's young core and stressed the importance of defense during Perry's introductory press conference on Monday.
Mills singled out Kristaps Porzingis, the recently-signed Tim Hardaway, Jr., first-round pick Frank Ntilikina, and Willy Hernangomez as the Knicks' young core.
"Player development will be a focus of our organization," said Mills, who noted that he and Perry will "work in tandem in making sure we have a first-class operation."
Carmelo Anthony will not be bought out and "could easily be a part of" the Knicks next year, team president Steve Mills said on Monday.
Mills said the team wanted to "slow down and regroup" regarding a potential trade of Anthony after hiring new GM Scott Perry last week.
"We've been in contact with his reps and other teams," Mills said, adding that "If there's an opportunity that works for Melo and works for us" the team will consider trading him.
Carmelo Anthony expects trade talks to resume at some point this week.
Elsewhere, Steven Matz was knocked around for the second straight time, the Yankees split a four-game series with the Boston Red Sox and Jeremy Lin says the Nets are going to make the playoffs.
Former Madison Square Garden broadcaster Bob Wolff died Saturday at 96 years old.
Wolff broadcasted New York Knicks and New York Rangers games, among other events, for over 50 years.
His memorable calls include Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series, two Knicks NBA titles and the NFL championship game in 1958 between the New York Giants and Baltimore Colts.
Wolff began broadcasting games in 1939 and was indicted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1995.
In this week's edition of Steve Serby's Q&A, guard Tim Hardaway, Jr. expressed optimism about his second stint with the Knicks.
Hardaway, 25, said he "has faith in everybody" and believes many of the players could be All-Stars, including himself. After beginning his career as a Knick, Hardaway, spent the last two seasons playing for the Atlanta Hawks and said he wants people to know that things have changed since then.
"I would tell 'em they're getting a different ballplayer than what they saw previous years," he said. "I definitely grew as a ballplayer, grew as a man on and off the floor. … I just want them to know that they're gonna get the best of Tim Hardaway Jr. 24/7, 365 days of the year, and they won't regret it.
The Knicks and former Kings vice president of basketball operations Scott Perry have agreed to a five-year deal for Perry to become their new GM, the Knicks announced Friday.
The Knicks will send a 2019 second round draft pick and cash considerations to the Kings in exchange for hiring Perry as their GM, reports Sam Amick of USA Today.
The move came just after the Knicks reportedly settled on Steve Mills as their next team president, according to The Record's Steve Popper.
The Knicks have named Steve Mills their new team president, the team announced Friday.
Mills had been running the day-to-day operations of the Knicks in an interim capacity since the team parted ways with Phil Jackson.
It was clear that the Knicks wanted Mills in charge after ex-Cavs GM David Griffin removed his name from consideration due to disagreements over his role if he were to take the job. Griffin wanted say over all basketball decisions, and was looking to bring his own staff in with him.
The Knicks are close to trading Carmelo Anthony to the Houston Rockets
Elsewhere, the Nets are interested in JaMychal Green,Bryce Harper says that New York is too hectic of a city for him and Amed Rosario went 0-for-4 in the Triple-A All-Star Game
ESPYs host, future Hall of Fame QB Peyton Manning, took some shots at the Knicks in his monologue Wednesday night.
Manning didn't have just one joke about the Knicks, but rather several that focused on their debacles from the Charles Oakley incident to Phil Jackson's firing.
"Kristaps Porzingis couldn't believe how dysfunctional it is at Madison Square Garden, and that dude grew up in Latvia," Manning said. "What a terrible year for the Knicks: They had to escort a former legend out of the builidng for acting like a crazy person, and then there was that whole thing with Charles Oakley.
"Phil Jackson's Knicks are the most embarrassing thing to happen to New York sports, and that includes the time Mark Sanchez ran full steam up his teammate's anus and fumbled a football."
Kristaps Porzingis and Courtney Lee will both suit up for Team World in the second-ever NBA Africa Game, the league announced.
The game, which will take place on Aug. 5 in South Africa, will pit Team World vs. Team Africa. Dirk Nowitzki and Kemba Walker will be captain Team World, while team Africa will be led by Luol Deng and Thabo Sefolosha.
The Knicks are one of four teams interested in acquiring Shabazz Muhammad, reports Marc J. Spears of ESPN.
According to Spears, the Hawks, Bucks and Nets are the three other teams pursuing the small forward.
The NBA has accepted recommendations from the competition committee to improve the speed of the game, the league announced Wednesday.
Chief among them is that teams will now only have two timeouts over the final three minutes of the game instead of three timeouts over the final two minutes. The maximum number of timeouts has been reduced to 14 per game, while the 20-second timeout has been eliminated, as each timeout will last 75 seconds. In overtime, teams will be limited to two timeouts.
With the Knicks looking to add a guard to mentor rookie Frank Ntilikina, the team has reached out to the Suns about Eric Bledsoe, according to Marc Berman of the New York Post.
Bledsoe, 27, has two years and $29 million left on his contract with Phoenix.
The Knicks have invited former Florida State guard Xavier Rathan-Mayes to training camp, according to the Florida State Seminoles website.
Rathan-Mayes played six games in the Knicks' summer league program, averaging six points, 3.5 assists, and 2.5 rebounds per game.
"I'm super-excited to be going to training camp with the New York Knicks," he said, according to the website. "It's an amazing opportunity to be a part of a special franchise."
Rathan-Mayes had the fourth-most assists in school history and scored 1,236 points in 100 games over three seasons.
The Knicks' new deal with G Ron Baker is worth $8.9 million over two years and includes a player option, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
Baker announced the deal on Twitter late last month.
Rockets C Nene added more fuel to Knicks F Carmelo Anthony possibly joining him in Houston after posting an intriguing Instagram picture, per the NY Post's Kyle Schnitzer.
The post, which has since been deleted, shows Anthony in a Rockets uniform with Nene alluding to a reunion with his former Denver Nuggets teammate.
the Knicks plan to move forward with Steve Mills as their team president.
Elsewhere, Jay Bruce disagrees with Terry Collins, Aaron Judge wins the Home Run Derby, and the MLB All-Star Game is tonight.
Knicks SG Tim Hardaway, Jr., who agreed to a four-year deal worth $71 million last week, wants Carmelo Anthony to remain on the team.
Former Knicks president Phil Jackson had been attempting to trade Anthony prior to parting ways with the organization, and the Knicks are reportedly still trying to trade him even with Jackson gone.
"Yes, we definitely want him back -- no question," Hardaway Jr. said on Monday, according to Ian Begley of ESPN. "Just having that veteran leader out there on the floor, a go-to guy who can get you a bucket any given moment of the game, it's great. It's great to have that. You want to have that. It'll be tough for him to leave. But like I say, he has to do what's best for him and his family."
Some in Anthony's camp, including his wife, La La, have suggested that he wants to remain with the Knicks or be traded somewhere close in order to remain in close proximity to his son.
In the latest installment of JRSportBrief on SNY.tv, JR talks about former Cavs GM David Griffin being out of the running for a Knicks job.
Former Cleveland Cavaliers GM David Griffin took his name out of the New York Knicks' front-office search, according to The Undefeated's Marc J. Spears.
Griffin, who spent three years as the Cavs' GM before he and the team parted ways in June, reportedly took his name off New York's list when he and the Knicks organization could not agree on a role.
Former Cavaliers general manager David Griffin withdrew his name from the team's search for a new president.
Elsewhere, the Mets are shutout, the Yankees drop their first-half finale, the Nets acquire a foward from the Raptors and a pair of Yankees prepare for the Home Run Derby.
The Houston Rockets signed guard James Harden to a four-year contract extension for about $160 million Saturday, and now reportedly are turning to their attention to acquiring the Knicks' Carmelo Anthony.
Knicks second-round pick Damyean Dotson hopes he can have a significant role in New York's backcourt as a rookie.
The 23-year-old Dotson recorded 20 points, nine rebounds and four assists in Thursday's summer-league win over the Miami Heat, which delighted head coach Jeff Hornacek.
"Damyean can really shoot the ball,'' Hornacek said, according to the New York Post's Marc Berman. "He's athletic. The games sometimes gets a little fast when he's thinking what's the next [step] when he should shoot the ball. That's all stuff we can work with him on. He showed he can really stroke it from deep. Shooting is huge, another weapon we can get on the court. He gets an open look, it's a good chance he'll make it.''


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I am forwarding this e-mail from CERF in case some of you need help but do not know about them.
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
As you know, the East Coast is just beginning to take count of the devastation resulting from Superstorm Sandy. CERF+ (Craft Emergency Relief Fund + Artists' Emergency Resources) along with its partners in the National Coalition for Arts Preparedness and Emergency Response are just beginning to connect with the artists and arts organizations in the affected areas but it will be a long time before we understand the full toll on the cultural community. We do know that overall the damage is severe and widespread, as news reports show.
CERF+ is committed to helping and to keeping you informed about the ways in which you can help. To facilitate in this effort, we will be actively posting news and promoting exchanges on the CERF+ Facebook page. Please use this location to let us know what you are seeing and hearing about how this disaster has affected the arts community, and be sure to repeat our posts on your pages to help us get the word out to the whole arts community.
CERF+ has created the CERF+ Artists' Relief Exchange. If you know an artist who needs help and/or if you can offer help (supplies, equipment, a place to stay or work, help in clean up, etc.), please join in this Exchange.
CERF+ has also set up an Emergency Response web page that compiles the most critical resources including tips on getting assistance from FEMA, a listing of arts sector emergency resources, and some of the most relevant parts of the Studio Protector Online Guide such as information about disaster assessment and salvage.
Finally, CERF+'s disaster relief assistance offers grants up to $3,000 and interest-free loans up to $8,000 for any professional craft artist who has suffered significant losses.
Please help us get the word out about the availability of our assistance, our important recovery resources and our need for the community's support at this time.
With warm regards,
Cornelia Carey
Executive Director
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Posted 31 October 2012 - 05:04 PM
Chris Campbell Pottery
Contemporary Fine Colored Porcelain
" If a sufficient number of people are different, no one has to be normal "
Fredrick Bachman
Contemporary Fine Colored Porcelain
" If a sufficient number of people are different, no one has to be normal "
Fredrick Bachman
Posted 02 November 2012 - 09:11 AM
Thanks for this Chris,
Can this information be put on the main page of CAD so more people could get this information?
Can this information be put on the main page of CAD so more people could get this information?
Posted 02 November 2012 - 12:30 PM
Annclaire (and Chris),
We're putting it up on the main Facebook CAD page rather than the CAD site. More traffic.
We're putting it up on the main Facebook CAD page rather than the CAD site. More traffic.
John Baymore
Adjunct Professor of Ceramics; New Hampshire Insitute of Art
Former Guest Professor, Wuxi Institute of Arts and Science, Yixing, China
Former President and Past President; Potters Council
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Re: Evaluating integral with varying upper limit?
It will be very helpful if you give your function f[x]
AES wrote:
> Given a function f[x] which happens to be rather messy and not
> analytically integrable, I want to evaluate the function
> g[y_] := NIntegrate[f[x], {x, ymin, y} ]
> with ymin fixed and ymin < y < Infinity.
> I suppose that FunctionInterpolate is the way to go here (???).
> But, are there tricks to tell FunctionInterpolate what I know in
> advance, namely that f[x] is everywhere positive, and decreases toward
> zero rapidly enough at large x that g[y] will approach a finite limiting
> value as y -> Infinity? (which value I'd like to have FI obtain with
> moderate accuracy -- meaning 3 or 4 significant digits, not 10 or 20)
> Thanks . . .


text: Several years ago, we operated an office in the Quepos area. I used to spend about one week every month there. On one visit I started to notice thick blue ropes strung across the road, about twenty feet up. I was informed that they were the new "monkey bridges". One of the major causes of death for monkeys is power lines. They usually travel from tree limb to tree limb. When they encounter a wide street, they will sometimes us a power line to cross over. The problem occurs when they grab two lines at once, and complete the circuit. Instant death occurs.


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Like I tell everyone, best is relative. The iPhone has the best apps for me which is why I use one. GS3 is the best device as far as features to me. What's best for me is not best for everyone.
I would ditch the iPhone without the jailbreak community!!! I love my 4s only because the jailbreak allowed so much innovation....the jailbreaker tweakers should Patent their tweaks and sue apple for millions when they steal a tweak and put it into the iOS!!! Apple have been Putting the same crap on the 3 generations of iPhone!!!! Hella boring without a jailbreak!!! now if samsung gets eliminated say good bye to innovation on the iPhone, every one will keep getting the same boring iOS....no point to upgrade to the next iPhone...I'm a apple customer but I don't lick their balls likes some apple fan boys.


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text: A few months ago I warned you that it was probable that Kris Jenner was going to have a chance at her own talk show. Well, it is official. Kris has pimped out her daughters and exploited them enough to get her own fame and is using that fame for a talk show. Never has a mother used her daughters more to get ahead and now Kris can celebrate and exclaim that Kim Kardashian having sex on tape was worth it to Kris because without it she would have never got her own talk show. The show will begin airing in the summer and if we are lucky it will be canceled by the time school starts in the fall. I don't see how Kris can add anything to any talk show that is currently in existence and her kids are not going to want to be on the show everyday so it will be Kris all alone out there. Unless you are a parent who is looking to sacrifice and exploit your own kids for fame or cheat on your husband, I don't see how anyone will have anything in common with her. The show will air on FOX.


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Johnson County's high school track and field teams are getting ready for their regional events this weekend.
The BHS track team was at the Camel Qualifier in Gillette last week and will be in Worland Friday and Saturday for Regionals.
The 3A State Meet will be in Casper May 18th and 19th.
Kaycee's track team was at the Bobcat-Bulldog Invite in Upton last weekend for their last tune-up before Regionals this weekend in Cheyenne.
The 1A State Meet will be next weekend in Casper as well.
The matchups for the 3A soccer playoffs have been announced by Wyopreps.com, and both the Bison and Lady Bison teams will await the outcomes of State Qualifying games this weekend to know who their opponents will be at State.
The 3A State Qualifying Games will have the boys at Riverton and the girls at Lander this weekend.
For the boys, Cody will play Torrington this Friday, with the winner moving on to play the Bison in the first round at the State Tournament. Pinedale and Douglas will play in the other Friday qualifier for the chance to play Worland at State.
GOLF - The Sheridan high school golfers hosted their spring invitational yesterday day at Kendrick golf course.
The Sheridan Broncs made it 31 consecutive tournament wins. Senior Kamrin Allen won the event with a round of 69, Chris Cremer shot 74, Ben Wollenzien shot 77, Jack Mavrakis 78 and Andrew Giorgis 80.
The spring golf season will end with the 4-A east conference tournament in Casper starting Monday.
TRACK AND FIELD - Regional track meets will be held Friday and Saturday at various sites around the state.
REGIONAL SOCCER - The Sheridan high school soccer teams head into the post season as number one seeds for their regional tournaments meaning both have automatic bids into the state tournament and will receive first round byes in the regional.
Both will open post season play in the semi finals Friday night both matches are scheduled for 6:00.
The Lady Broncs will open their tournament in Laramie and will play against the winner of Thursday 's match between Gillette and Cheyenne East.
BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Sheridan high school soccer teams ended the regular season Friday night sweeping matches from Gillette the scores were identical 2-1.
Hartley Stewart scored on a corner kick in the 80th minute to give the Lady Broncs their victory.
They finish as the regular season conference champs after the victory over Gillette we talked with Head coach Tom Racette.
The Bison and Lady Bison soccer teams finished their regular seasons on Friday by beating Newcastle. Both the boys and girls won by a 3-0 score.
For the girls, Rileigh Olsen, Charlotte McIntyre and Kaitlynn Armstrong all scored for Buffalo and Jenna Anderson had three saves at keeper.
Both teams will be at the State Tournament next weekend.
The Bison golf team hosted their tournament Friday after it was originally postponed the previous weekend.
The boys finished second and the girls took third.
The Bison and Lady Bison soccer teams played their final regular season games on Friday against Newcastle.
The boys took down the Dogies on the road 3-0 to finish the regular season at 10-1-2.
The girls hosted the Lady Dogies and beat them by a score of 3-0. They finish their regular season at 9-5.
Both teams are off until next weekend's Regional Tournament.
BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Bronc and Lady Bronc soccer teams ended the regular season Friday night sweeping matches from Gillette the scores were identical with Sheridan coming out on top 2-1.
Hartley Stewart scored on a corner kick in the 80th minute to give the Lady Broncs the victory.
Soccer regional tournament play starts Thursday the Lady Broncs will open their tournament on Friday in after receiving a first round bye the girls regional will be played in Laramie.


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Hi All,
I have recently bought an Alfa 802.11a/b/g/n AWUS051NH wireless adapter and followed all the steps in the installation guide for installing the driver on Ubuntu (since the underlying OS of backtrack is Ubuntu). Now when i type iwconfig and the result was:
lo no wireless extensions.
eth0 no wireless extensions.
ra0 Ralink STA
It means there is some driver problem, correct?
I also tried armon-ng and the output was blank.
I followed the steps mentioned in "AWUS051NH_Linux_QIG.pdf" that is shipped with the adapter and since backtrack kernel version is "220.127.116.11" i used the driver "RT2870_LinuxSTA_V126.96.36.199.tar.tar.bz2".
Please help me in troubleshooting this issue and get the adapter working.
Note i tried: "apt-get update && apt-get install firmware-ralink" as well.
Thanks in advance.


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Informal Survey - Cell Phones
So the husband comes home from Houston (not Dallas, as previously reported...apparently I *DID* hit my head when I fell) and tells me that I am being kicked off our family cell plan because he is being moved to a corporate plan. So now I need new cell services. The plus side is, for the first time in over 8 years I'll get a new cell phone.
So. I haven't looked at cell phones (except the iPhone) at ALL in many years. Nor have I researched plans/companies. So. Here are my questions:
- What cell phone, plan and company do YOU have?
- Do you like them?
- Who would you vehemently say I need to stay away from?
- Any thoughts of a cell phoney nature are greatly appreciated. Thanks!


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We would like to make it as easy as possible for you to apply for a career here at SolarWorld so please find below some tips to assist you in the application process.
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Greetings from rainy San Francisco and tiny War Memorial Gymnasium, where BYU and the USF Dons will battle here in a few minutes in a key West Coast Conference basketball contest.
The Cougars are slight favorites, three or four points, and come in on a three-game winning streak. They've been playing their best basketball of the season lately, but are still looking for their first win outside the state of Utah.
The Dons are 0-1 in league play, having lost a close one at Santa Clara last Wednesday. They've had an extra day to prepare for the Cougars, 11-4 overall.
The crowd tonight should be evenly split between BYU and USF fans because USF students are still out on holiday break.
Looks like the Show from San Diego State has made its way north, however. Several USF students, the ones that are here, are wearing white shirts, ties and bicycie helmets. Yes, the Cougars have seen that before.


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Iliff on the Road: Idealist Grad School Fair, San Francisco
Description: The Idealist Grad Fair at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, can help you make a difference in your career. At the fair, you can learn about admissions requirements and application deadlines for graduate programs at Iliff in social change, justice and peace, pastoral and spiritual care, master of divinity, theology, master of arts, and many more from Iliff and Bay-area schools.
Speak with graduate admissions advisors from Iliff as well as other local, national and international universities offering graduate education opportunities.
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Date: Wednesday, Nov. 6, 5-8 p.m.
Location: Monterey Institute of International Studies, 9th Avenue and Lincoln Way, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco County Fair Building, San Francisco, CA, 94122
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The Jones Thomas and Carolyn Stroman Hunter Chair in English Literature at Francis Marion University will present Jesmyn Ward, author of "Salvage the Bones."
She won the 2011 National Book Award for Fiction and a 2012 Alex Award with her second novel "Salvage the Bones", a story about familial love and community covering the 10 days preceding Hurricane Katrina, the day of the cyclone, and the day after. An assistant professor of creative writing at the University of South Alabama, Ward is currently working on a memoir. She was the John and Renée Grisham Writer in Residence at the University of Mississippi for the 2010–2011 academic year. From 2008 to 2010 Ward had a Stegner Fellowship at Stanford University.
Ward will read from her work on March 12 at 7:30 p.m. in McNair Science Building's Chapman Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.
The Hunter Chair in English Literature funds two lectures per year. The Jones Thomas and Carolyn Stroman Hunter Chair in English Literature at FMU was established in 1991 by three sisters - Dorothy Hunter Thames Ellis, Adelle Hunter West, and Hattie Costa Hunter King - as a memorial to their parents, Jones Thomas and Carolyn Stroman Hunter.
Hunter lived in Marion County, was once mayor of Marion, contributed to many different organizations throughout the Pee Dee area, and operated a successful Ford dealership in Florence for 40 years. Mrs. Hunter came to Marion as a school teacher and was active in church work and taught Sunday School for more than 50 years. She was a charter member of several literary clubs, garden clubs, and community organizations.


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'"It's been a real tough year on a bunch of fronts," Regehr said. "We got off to a really good start, the way we wanted to, and then we've dealt with all kinds of issues. We've had injuries, having 8-9 guys out at one point, losing, a streak where we weren't able to score, to not playing good defensively, to now where our special teams are struggling."'
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
It's a Party! #33
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- Redo 101 said...
Thanks for hostessing, this time of year it's easy to forget things! Too much going on! Hope you have a wonderful Christmas!
- December 21, 2011 at 9:21 PM
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
Thank you for having me at your great party been such a busy and crazy days! Wishing you lovely lady a wonderful C'mas to you and yours.
- December 21, 2011 at 9:28 PM
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Thanks for hosting a party! Happy Holidays!
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- Ladybird Ln said...
Thanks for HOSTING Terri! Have a wonderful, Merry Christmas!
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- Tina said...
Thank you for hosting!
Merry Christmas!
- December 22, 2011 at 5:17 AM
- Cranberry Morning said...
Thank you for hosting, Terri! As you can see, you're not the only one who was a tad late. I don't know what happened to yesterday. It just seemed to vanish before my eyes! Then again, it WAS the shortest day of the year. :-)
- December 22, 2011 at 7:26 AM
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Thanks for the linky. Hope your Christmas is bright. Wish I could make a tequilla snowman with ya ;)
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After about a half hour of questioning, a Senate committee gave the thumbs up to Gov. Gary Herbert's choice for a vacant seat on the state school board.
The Senate Education Confirmation Committee voted unanimously to recommend Heather Groom take over Craig Coleman's spot on the board, which guides and oversees education in Utah. Coleman decided to resign recently due to time constraints.
Groom, who was nominated by the governor to fill the normally-elected spot, is president of the Utah Federation of Republican Women, a former board member at Renaissance Academy charter school in Lehi and former deputy campaign manager for Herbert.
"I believe right now we are on the cusp of an education revolution, similar to the technological revolution we experienced in the 90s," said Groom, of Highland. "It's an exciting time to be involved."
She said her experiences in community service, owning a business and in education make her a good fit for the job.
Committee members asked Groom about her experiences on the charter school board, her view of the relationship between the state board and lawmakers and other issues. Sen. Patricia Jones, D-Holladay, the only Democrat on the committee, also questioned Groom about school vouchers and how she would work on a nonpartisan board given her leadership in Republican politics.
Groom said she did support an effort several years ago to implement vouchers to help send Utah kids to private schools an initiative that was voted down in a 2007 referendum. But she said she supports all types of schools, noting that two of her children attend a charter school and one attends a traditional public school.
Groom also said she's accustomed to working with people of all political stripes. She said she grew up in a Democratic family and her uncle is Tom Daschle, a Democrat and former U.S. Senate Majority Leader.
"I've had to grow up in a family where we haven't always seen eye to eye but we're able to communicate with each other," Groom said. "I've always been able to get along with all parties. I think if you have rational people that have good intentions they'll be able to come together and find good solutions."
The full Senate must now vote on Groom's nomination before she may officially join the board.
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School of Music notes for February
OPERA at USC -- Tickets can be purchased by calling 803-777-0058. For more information, contact Ellen Schlaefer, opera director, at firstname.lastname@example.com. Tickets are as follows: general admission, $18; seniors, faculty, staff, military, $15; students, $5. Season tickets are available.
Feb. 6 and 7 --- "Riders to the Sea and other short works." 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 and 3 p.m. Feb. 7. School of Music recital hall.
USC Symphony Orchestra - Directed by Maestro Donald Portnoy. All concerts are held in the Koger Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at the Carolina Coliseum box office or by calling 803-251-2222. For additional information, contact the symphony office at 803-777-7500. Ticket prices are as follows: adults, $25; seniors, faculty, staff, $20; students, $8. Season tickets are available.
Feb. 16 --- Angelia Cho (violin) will perform Dvorak's "Slavonic Dance in G major, Op. 46, No. 8" and "Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 53." The symphony also will perform Brahms' "Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68."
Faculty and guest artists -- Recitals and concerts featuring School of Music faculty and guest artists. Concerts are held at the School of Music recital hall and are free unless otherwise noted. For information, call 803-777-4280.
Feb. 1 --- Jennifer Parker-Harley faculty flute recital. 7:30 p.m. "Lyrical American Flute" with music by Robert Beaser, Joseph Schwantner, Jennifer Higdon and Aaron Copland. Accompanied by Lynn Kompass, piano.
Feb. 2 --- RoseWind Duo: Cliff Leaman (saxophone) and Scott Herring (percussion) faculty recital. 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 9 --- Scott Price faculty piano recital. 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 10 --- Paul Sharpe guest artist double bass recital. 7:30 p.m. Sharpe is on the faculty of the North Carolina School of the Arts.
Feb. 16 --- Tina Milhorn Stallard (soprano) and Lynn Kompass (piano) faculty recital. 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 17 --- Jangeun Bae Sextet guest artist jazz recital. 7:30 p.m. Guest artists Jangeun Bae, piano, and Rodrigo Villanueva, drumset.
Feb. 21 --- Professor Emeritus John Kenneth Adams: "Piano Portrait-Ruins and Eagles' Feathers." Piano music by Robert Schumann and Fredric Chopin. 3 p.m. 2010 marks the 200th anniversary of the births of Schumann and Chopin. "Piano Portrait" draws its title from Schumann's famous remark upon hearing the Chopin "preludes" for the first time. It will contrast their vastly different lifestyles and feature some of their most endearing piano music. This PowerPoint presentation combines commentary, visual imagery and live performance.
Feb. 23 --- Nathan Williams guest artist clarinet recital. 7:30 p.m. Williams is professor of clarinet at the University of Texas.
Feb. 25 --- Jennifer Parker-Harley (flute) and Constance Gee (viola) faculty recital. 7:30 p.m.
Bands and percussion ensembles -- Recitals and concerts featuring University of South Carolina musicians. University bands are led by James Copenhaver, director of bands; Rebecca Phillips, associate director of bands; and Steven McKeithen, assistant director of bands, coordinator of athletic bands. Concerts are free and open to the public. For additional information, contact the Band Office at 803-777-4278.
Feb. 18-21 --- Band Clinic. Nightly concerts free and open to the public. Koger Center for the Arts. Schedule is as follows:
Feb. 18----Left Bank Big Band. 8 p.m.
Feb. 19----USC Symphonic Band. 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 20----Clover High School Wind Ensemble. 1 p.m.
Feb. 20----W.T. Woodson High School Symphonic Band of Fairfax, Va. 1:50 p.m.
Feb. 20----USC Concert Band. 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 20----USC Concert Band. 8:45 p.m.
Feb. 21----Clinic Bands. 2:00 p.m.
"Southern Exposure New Music Series" concerts -- The "Southern Exposure New Music Series," under the direction of John Fitz Rogers, regularly performs recent music as well as classic compositions from the past. Held in the School of Music recital hall, these concerts are standing room only, and early arrival is suggested for seating. While the concerts are free and open to the public, for a donation of $75 or more, patrons may reserve one seat for the entire 2009-10 Southern Exposure season.
Feb. 27 --- Exposed Wiring IV with Odd Appetite and Susan Fancher, saxophone. 7:30 p.m. Based in New York City, Odd Appetite is the duo of performers/composers Ha-Yang Kim (cello) and Nathan Davis (percussion). Both classically trained in American and European conservatories, Odd Appetite composes, collaborates and performs its own music, written for this unique instrumentation, and performs commissioned works by select composers. Susan Fancher is one of the pioneers of her generation of saxophonists. Her work has produced dozens of commissioned works by contemporary composers, as well as published transcriptions of music by composers as diverse as Josquin Desprez, Ben Johnston and Steve Reich.
"Chamber Innovista Series" -- The School of Music presents the second season of its new chamber music series. This 2009-10 season will include three concerts. In keeping with the University Of South Carolina Innovista approach of "Live, Work, Learn, Play," "Chamber Innovista" provides a world-class collection of innovative and original chamber-music performances. For more information, visit http://innovista.sc.edu. Call 803-576-5763 to reserve series tickets.
Feb. 14 --- 3 p.m. 300 Senate St., Columbia.


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By Liz McCarthy, email@example.com, 803-777-2848
Imagine teaching here. Sunshine. Beaches. Constant warm weather.
For several USC professors this isn't a dream. Through an exchange program with the University of Aruba, USC's College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management regularly sends faculty members to the sunny island to teach and conduct research.
Robin DiPietro, an associate professor in the School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management, travels to Aruba often to teach and coordinate the program, which is established through a grant. The program allows USC students to study abroad at the university at state tuition prices as well, and that's a big component for why it's a good thing for the university, she says.
"We can help broaden our students' perspectives," DiPietro says. "We want to encourage our students to go out and look at the broader cultural aspects of hospitality and tourism."
The benefits for Carolina are many, DiPietro says. Professors traveling to Aruba teach for eight weeks – although some teach in shorter increments – and must conduct a research project. The research part of the agreement between the two universities is another big plus for USC, she says.
"It helps give us some data and research ideas from an international perspective," she says. "And they are very similar to South Carolina because so much of their economy depends on tourism, so we see a lot of similarities."
For the university in Aruba, its Hospitality and Tourism Management program is able to offer more electives and give its students who may only have lived on the island a more global perspective, DiPietro says.
"It's neat to get their perspective on global hospitality and tourism industry and to get their perspective on leadership issues," she says. "I like the opportunity to see different student perspectives, depending on their backgrounds and what countries that they are from -- Venezuela, Curacao, China, Jamaica, Suriname or Aruba to name a few of the places represented there. I get that here but on a much smaller scale."
For Megan Frank, a junior hospitality major and first USC student to take advantage of the Aruba program, study abroad has given her a new perspective on life. Frank, who has traveled to several other countries through study abroad, says the Aruba semester is unlike her other experiences because she had to travel and live alone there.
"When I was about to leave for Aruba, most people gave me a hard time about going to live in paradise and questioned whether I was actually going to be taking classes on an island. But what all of them didn't realize is that there is life outside of the beaches, resorts and tourist attractions," Frank says. "My goal for study abroad was not to travel and see many countries in Europe. Rather, I wanted to become immersed in a culture, become part of locals' lives, and learn what it is like to be a minority. What better place to do that as a hospitality major than on an island, that in the eye of its tourists, have perfected the vacation experience?"
DiPietro hopes to grow USC's partnership with the University of Aruba, expanding to different areas of study such as nursing and sustainability/environmental issues through the earth and ocean sciences department.
"We're hoping to really broaden the network that we have with the University of Aruba because they do have a lot of connections with the European Union. So we're hoping to maybe further some grant opportunities, research opportunities and include other departments in the partnership," she says.
And now more faculty members at the university will be able to travel abroad to teach or conduct research. Through the University Studies Abroad Consortium's Visiting Professor Program faculty members can teach in a variety of countries across the globe, from Chile to China.
USC's Phil Bartlett, who co-teaches a U101 class and has taught a senior capstone course in strategic management at the Darla Moore School of Business, will be the first from the university to take advantage of the program when he goes to teach in Brazil next year. (Read more about Bartlett's story in the recent USC Times story here).
The Study Abroad office also offers a variety of other opportunities for faculty members to teach abroad. And DiPietro recommends everyone try it.
"Do it. I would do it and bring lots of stories about things that have happened and have supplemented learning here in the U.S. But also go with an open mind and learn about the culture," she says. "I feel like every time I go teach in Aruba I learn as much as I teach."
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- The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Ed Grimley, Count Floyd, Miss Malone, Mr. Freebus, Roger Gustav, Mrs. Freebus, Sheldon, Wendell Gustav.
- Vocal Talent: Martin Short (Ed), Danny Cooksey (Wendell Gustav), Joe Flaherty (Count Floyd), Catherine O'Hara (Miss Malone), Jonathan Winters (Mr. Freebus, Roger), Andrea Martin (Mrs. Freebus), Frank Welker (Sheldon).
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Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's interview on A9 TV dated 4 March 2012
Surah Isra' 73,
"They were very near to enticing you away from some of what We have revealed to you, hoping that you would invent something against Us." They wanted stories from the Prophet (saas). Allah says that in the verse. But that is not enough, they say. What do they want? They say; "Make something additional up. Are you not the Prophet of Allah?" And that is what the bigots want, as well. They attach no importance to revelation. "Then they would have taken you as their intimate." Then the bigots would have helped you.
Surah Isra' 74,
"If We had not made you firm, you would have leaned towards them a little."
They almost convinced you. Of what the bigots wanted.
Surah Isra', 75
"Then We would have let you taste a double punishment in life and a double punishment in death." What happens when you have something that is not revelation? Troubles comes, disasters come. You can see the state of the Islamic world. "You would not have found any helper against Us."
Can the Islamic world find one? No. Because they do not regard the Qur'an as sufficient, a great many of them.
Surah Isra', 76
"They were very near to scaring you from the land with the object of expelling you from it." They constantly spread pejorative reports. They constantly spread corruption, strife and gossip. "But had they done so they would only have remained there a short time after you."
It is they who will be scattered, Allah says.
Surah Isra', 77
"That was the pattern with those We sent before you as Our Messengers. You will not find any changing of Our pattern."
In other words, nothing happens to mahdis when mahdis are attacked. Dajjals and fanatics assault them, but they are wasting their time. Mahdis cannot be defeated. Dajjals are defeated.
Surah Isra', 78
"Establish prayer from the time the sun declines until the darkening of the night, and also the recitation at dawn. The dawn recitation is certainly witnessed."
Verse 78 is evidence for our brothers who ask about the timings of the prayers.
Surah Isra', 79
"And stay awake for prayer during part of the night as a supererogatory action for yourself. It may well be that your Lord will raise you to a Praiseworthy Station."
This is a religious observance specific to our Prophet (pbuh). A praiseworthy station, insha'Allah.
Surah Isra', 80
"Say: 'My Lord, make my entry sincere and make my leaving sincere and grant me supporting authority direct from Your Presence'."
Who guides the Prophet (pbuh)? Jibrail. Our Prophet (pbuh) becomes light, and then comes revelation. He ceases to be a physical body. He enters that world as light. Then he reassumes physical form.
Surah Isra', 81
"Say: 'Truth has come and falsehood has vanished. Falsehood is always bound to vanish'."
Verse 81 refers to the year of the coming of the Mahdi. 1981. Allah says the way of the dajjal will be destroyed.
Surah Isra', 82
"We send down in the Qur'an that which is a healing and a mercy to the believers," a spiritual healing when one abides by the Qur'an. Spiritual healing leads to material healing. "but it only increases the wrongdoers in loss."
The more they read the Qur'an, the more the oppressors lose faith. They totally abandon the faith.
Allah ceaselessly strikes the bigots in verses.2012-06-18 22:41:57


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Prabal Gurung Fall 2014
First things first: Yes, there was a streaker at Prabal Gurung's fall runway show. Which wouldn't necessarily be news if this were Europe, but it rarely happens in New York City. The merry mischief-maker wore a gold crown, a black trench, and very little else. He did a brief jig, a quick prance, genuflected, and then skipped off the catwalk as quickly as he snuck on.
So with that out of the way, let's get on with it. Gurung's collection reflected more fully on his Nepalese heritage than he's ever explored in the past. Each year the designer travels back home, but his most recent visit, he said, timed with the fifth anniversary of his label, had a greater impact. As such, he tacked his mood board with glorious portraits of ordinary citizens in extraordinary clothes, plus a few abstract paintings by artist Cecily Brown, who's become a friend. Gurung brought all this to life in a cozy and colorful collection that celebrated both comfort and that dash of hot city girl. Big, chunky turtleneck sweaters and thick scarves were paired with chiffon microskirts that were not much more than a wide sash draped around the hips. All were worn with strappy, embellished heels that jangled when the models walked.
This idea of things wrapping around the body extended from a cut-out blazer through which a luxe scarf was threaded to sexy, shoulder-baring tops, one of which was embroidered so that it almost looked as if marigold necklaces had been wound around the model's torso. One of the most delightful things to see were the cocktail dresses: They mixed the sense of exoticism Gurung was inspired by this season, particularly with his trademark notions of sport and a party-ready feathered skirt.
If there's any small quibble, it's that Gurung's singular point of view can get a bit muddled by looks, or a set, that feels too influenced by others' ideas. He's obviously someone who knows and believes in who he is (an ability to commit so fully to a personal uniform is not the only sign). Trust that.


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The Logistics of Ark-Building, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- Will García Márquez's unpublished manuscript ever see the light of day?
- The eagerly anticipated third edition of the OED won't appear until 2034—and it probably won't be available in print.
- "The ark is the first impressive man-made creation, the world's first ambitious piece of technology. In the world of Genesis … a world of slick-talking snakes, cherubs with flaming swords, and guys who live to be eight hundred years old—the ark gives us something pragmatic, something with worldly dimensions. In other words, some literary realism."
- Meanwhile, in 1895: What compelled Paul Gauguin to take off his pants and play the harmonium? Science may never know.
- Hey, hotshot: "the way we Americans casually, often unthinkingly, incorporate gun metaphors into our everyday slang says a lot about how deeply embedded guns are in our culture and our politics, and how difficult it is to control or extract them."


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Rob Eiter Breaks Down Day Two
Zack Kemmerer Talks About Becoming an All-American
Day Two Brackets
Day Two Team Standings
PHILADELPHIA - Zack Kemmerer became Penn's 25th All-American with a 5-4 win over No. 6 Andrew Alton of Penn State, avenging two earlier losses to Alton over the course of the season in a fiercely-contested Keystone State battle. Kemmerer will wrestle for seventh place on Sunday morning.
Kemmerer scored first, taking down Alton at 1:45. Alton then tied the match with an escape in the first and another 29 seconds into the second period. In the third, Kemmerer was able to get to his feet and escape quickly to give himself a one-point lead. Then, Kemmerer finished a shot with 1:20 to go, building a 5-2 lead. Alton escaped with one minute left and then added another point on Kemmerer's second stalling warning, but Kemmerer stuffed a last-ditch shot attempt and rose to his feet while lifting his arms above his head and pointing to the Penn family and friends in the section above his mat.
The win made Kemmerer the first-ever Penn wrestler to become an All-American at 141 pounds, and came on a day he set a school record for wins in a single season with 39. The previous high was 36, an accomplishment done four times (Matt Valenti twice in 2003-04 and 2005-06, Josh Henson in 2001-02 and Yoshi Nakamura in 2001-02).
After his win over Alton, Kemmerer was defeated by No. 10 Todd Schavrien of Missouri, 7-2. It is always tough to come right back after an emotional match like the one with Alton, and Kemmerer had it close at 3-2 in the middle of the second period, but Schavrien used a third-period scramble finish for the separation points and the win. Kemmerer will wrestle No. 8 Zack Bailey of Oklahoma Saturday morning for seventh place.
Kemmerer's points so far have Penn in 29th place overall as a team with 17.5 points.
Sixth seed Micah Burak had his match with No. 3 Trevor Brandvold of Wisconsin right where he wanted it, but couldn't get through the defense to score and was knocked out of the quarterfinals, 1-0. After a scoreless first period where both men took shots and worked for ties, Brandvold chose bottom for the second. Burak was able to hold him down for 39 seconds, but Brandvold got his escape. In the third, Burak chose neutral, knowing one takedown would be enough to win. He had a few attempts, but they came too close to the edge of the mat and resulted in out of bounds calls. In the end, time ran out and Burak was sent down to the Round of 12 in wrestlebacks.
In the wrestlebacks, Burak went to sudden victory with No. 12 Zack Giesen from Stanford, but was knocked out on a takedown 31 seconds into the overtime period, 3-1. Both men escaped at the start of a period, but Burak wasn't able to connect any of his headlock attempts or utilize his ties for a throw despite Giesen being slowed by a consistently bloody nose.
Senior Rollie Peterkin extended his career - and won his 100th career match - with an 11-8 win over Fred Santaite of Boston University. Peterkin had to come back in the match after allowing the opening takedown, but Peterkin was calm and reversed about 25 seconds later to square the bout. That reversal was a harbinger of things to come as Peterkin had four reversals in the match and a set of two backpoints to build his offensive numbers.
In the next round, he downed No. 12 Kyle Hutter of Old Dominion, 4-2, in sudden victory. Peterkin put together a full ride in the second period to build a riding time bank he would need after Hutter scored a takedown with two seconds left in the third period. In sudden victory, Peterkin finished a mad scramble at the 7:39 mark to advance to the Round of 12 for the third time in his career.
Unfortunately, the third time was not the charm as Peterkin was defeated by No. 11 Scotti Sentes of Central Michigan by fall in 4:08. Peterkin had an early lead after a takedown 2:25 into the period, but Sentes reversed 20 seconds later to square the bout entering the second period. Peterkin chose neutral for the second, and took another shot. However, in the scramble, Sentes locked in a cradle and scored the fall. The loss was the second for Peterkin to Sentes in the Round of 12 as the two met in the 2009 tournament, a 4-0 win for Sentes at 125 pounds. Peterkin will graduate as Penn's seventh all-time winningest wrestler with 101 wins and a 101-28 overall record.
Zack Kemmerer became Penn's all-time single-season win leader with his 37th win of the 2010-11 season via a 6-4 decision over Casey Thome of Army. The match was another comeback for the Quakers during the tournament as Kemmerer rallied after Thome scored first at 1:08, escaping at 1:50 to get on the board. In the second, Thome was able to escape at the start of the period, but Kemmerer scored a takedown of his own at 4:03. In the third period, Kemmerer took the lead from neutral with a takedown at 5:52, and although Thome escaped to get within one, Kemmerer was able to defend late shots and add 1:21 of riding time for the win.
Kemmerer came back once again against Josh Kindig of Oklahoma State for a 4-3 win via a takedown with a minute remaining in the match. Kindig had taken the lead on a score of his own 25 seconds in, but Kemmerer escaped before the period ended and again in the second. After Kindig worked his escape point in the third, Kemmerer finished strong, shooting and scoring near his bench for the winning points. More impressive was the multiple lifts and returns from Kemmerer to keep Kindig down, erase his riding time and score the win to advance to the Round of 12 for the first time.
Gabriel Burak picked up his second win of the weekend with a 2-1 win over No. 10 Zach Toal of Missouri. The match unfolded perfectly for Burak. After a first period filled with scrambles that were close to takedowns for Burak, but also took a lot out of Toal while fighting through the battles, Burak went down for the second period and escaped at 3:29 to take a 1-0 lead. In the third period, Toal chose bottom looking to escape and tie, but Burak was able to ride strong the entire period as he normally does. While he was hit for two stall calls while riding on the ankle - the second of which came with one second left in the match - Burak accumulated 1:33 of riding time for the winning point.
In his consolation third round match, Burak finally got over the Eren Civan roadblock, defeating the Columbia wrestler, 6-3, in a tiebreaker. In the rideout periods, Burak scored first with a reversal and then backpoints to take a commanding 6-2 lead. Civan managed an escape late but that was nowhere near enough as Burak advanced to his first Round of 12.
Burak was caught in bad position in his Round of 12 match with Hofstra's P.J. Gillespie in the early goings and trailed 5-1 after the opening period. Gillespie than reversed in the second and added two takedowns for an 11-4 win. Burak's career ended with an 86-36 record after a 23-7 season in his final campaign.
Mark Rappo scored first against Michael Martinez from Wyoming, but couldn't hold off the Cowboy wrestler and was eliminated via a 7-5 decision in sudden victory. Rappo took Martinez down off a restart at 1:30 and then added an escape in the second period to take a 3-0 lead and a riding time lead into the third. Martinez chose neutral for the final period and scored a takedown at 5:14 to get back in the match. He cut Rappo, giving him a two-point lead, but following a second stalling warning on Rappo late in the period, Martinez scored a tying takedown with eight seconds left to send the match to overtime. In sudden victory, Martinez finished a scramble with 12 seconds left, ducking behind for the winning points.
125 - Mark Rappo
First Round: Def. No. 9 Jon Morrison (Oklahoma State), 8-4
Second Round: Lost to No. 8 Jarrod Patterson (Oklahoma), 4-0
Consolation Second Round: Lost to Michael Martinez (Wyoming), 7-5 SV
133 - No. 10 Rollie Peterkin
First Round: Lost to Flint Ray (Utah Valley)
Consolation First Round: Def. Eric Morrill (Edinboro), 8-1
Consolation Second Round: Def. Fred Santaite (Boston University), 11-8
Consolation Third Round: Def. No. 12 Kyle Hutter (Old Dominion), 4-2 (SV)
Round of 12: Lost to No. 11 Scotti Sentes (Central Michigan), FALL 4:08
141 - No. 12 Zack Kemmerer
First Round: Def. Jon Kohler (Maryland). 7-5
Second Round: Lost to No. 5 Montell Marion (Iowa), 10-3
Consolation Second Round: Def. Casey Thome (Army), 6-4
Consolation Third Round: Def. Josh Kindig (Oklahoma State), 4-3
Round of 12: Def. No. 6 Andrew Alton (Penn State), 5-4
Consolation Quarterfinals: Lost to No. 10 Todd Schavrien (Missouri), 7-2
165 - Gabriel Burak
First Round: Def. Joe Booth (Drexel), 6-3
Second Round: Lost to No. 4 Josh Asper (Maryland), 6-2
Consolation Second Round: Def. No. 10 Zach Toal (Missouri), 2-1
Consolation Third Round: Def. Eren Civan (Columbia), 6-3 (TB)
Round of 12: Lost to P.J. Gillespie (Hofstra), 11-4
174 - Scott Giffin
First Round: Lost to No. 8 Mike Letts (Maryland), 4-2
Consolation First Round: Lost to Dorian Henderson (Missouri), 9-1
197 - No. 6 Micah Burak
First Round: Def. Peter Capone (Ohio State), 7-3
Second Round: Def. No. 11 Jerome Ward (Iowa State), 2-1
Quarterfinals: Lost to No. 3 Trevor Brandvold (Wisconsin), 1-0
Round of 12: Lost to No. 12 Zack Giesen (Stanford), 3-1 (SV)
Download: Day Two Brackets.pdf


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Science For a Hungry World | NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center
If a particular region is going to have a bad harvest, FEWS NET looks at the strength of the community. They look at how much was produced in previous years. Is this the first bad year after many good years or is it the fifth bad year in a row? So it's all about context. If we understand the context, we can then provide accurate early warning of a crisis before it comes down the pike."
"Satellite remote sensing, particularly with vegetation, because of its certainty and reliability across space and time has really come to be absolutely critical in trying to determine when there's a problem. and when action is required. Having that early look at production that we get from remote sensing observations is critical to having the pieces in place and the analysis done and the people forewarned so that if there is a requirement for sending out food assitance, we will have all the little pieces in place so that we can do that in a rapid way."


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Boat Reactor for Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition
Application ID: 249
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is an important step in the process of manufacturing microchips. One of the common applications is the deposition of silicon on wafers at low pressure. Low pressure reactors are used to get a high diffusivity of the gaseous species, which results in a uniform deposition thickness, since the process becomes limited by the deposition kinetics.
The goal of this simulation is to describe the rate of deposition as a function of the fluid mechanics and kinetics in such a system. In the model, the momentum and mass transport coupled to reaction kinetics for a deposition process is performed.
Silane enters the reactor and reacts on a series of wafers to form hydrogen and silicon. The remaining mixture leaves the reactor at the outlet. The deposition of silicon, on the surface of the wafers, depends on the local concentration of silane, which is determined by the operational conditions of the reactor. Transport within the wafer bank is simulated using anisotropic diffusion coefficients to nullify diffusion in the direction perpendicular to the wafers. Convection is also nullified in this domain.
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A Harbor City man who joked about running a business he called OPM Capital Group - for "Other People's Money" - has been charged with stealing $600,000 from three clients, costing a married couple their home and life savings, a detective said Thursday.
Mario Alexander Hernandez, 57, a licensed real estate broker who formerly ran an office at 24205 Narbonne Ave. in Lomita, was arrested Tuesday at his home. Charged with three counts of grand theft, Hernandez made his first court appearance Wednesday in downtown Los Angeles. He was jailed on $600,500 bail.
According to sheriff's detectives, Hernandez prepared tax returns for clients in addition to working as a real estate broker, but falsely claimed to be a certified public accountant and former Internal Revenue Service employee.
From March to December 2007, Hernandez allegedly convinced a married couple and another client to invest the funds from their 401(k) Individual Retirement Accounts into his company, OPM Capital. He promised to invest their money in a mix of stocks, bonds, mutual funds and real estate, and told them they would receive returns of 10 to 20 percent.
One client invested $60,000 and the married Wilmington couple invested $540,000, sheriff's Detective Christopher Derry said.
"He allegedly told them, `I'll even make your mortgage payments with the proceeds,"' Derry said. "He convinced them to roll their entire life savings over to his company. They ended up getting their house foreclosed."
A Sheriff's Department Real Estate Fraud Team investigation found that Hernandez allegedly used the clients' money on residential construction projects in Harbor City; to pay previous "investors" and an attorney; for gifts and loans to family members; for personal and business expenses, including his life insurance and cellphone bills; to pay his office rent, employee salaries and health plans; to buy office supplies; and to pay the mortgages on several other properties.
Derry said the money was depleted by October 2008.
"He did do real estate transactions, but, according to what we found, he made promises to investors to do certain things with their money and he didn't do them," Derry said. "It looked to us he was basically running his business off the money of these people."
In the summer of 2008, the clients began asking questions, but Hernandez strung them along, Derry said. The Wilmington couple began receiving notices that they faced foreclosure on their home, and eventually lost the house.
Detectives only recently were able to investigate the case because the husband was suffering medical problems stemming from the ordeal.
"They had to move in with their kid," Derry said. "The husband of the couple that got evicted was so distraught he had to go into psychiatric care because of the depression and he was not able to work with us because he was so distressed."
Prosecutors will seek restitution during the court process, but Derry said the victims will never earn back what they lost.
None of the victims knew what OPM stood for, the detective said.
"According to one of his employees, (Hernandez) thought it was a joke," Derry said.
Detectives suspect Hernandez might have more victims and want to talk to anyone who had financial dealings with him.
Anyone with information about him is asked to call Derry at 562-233-8204.
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The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) is angry at Bar Refaeli for starring in the Foreign Ministry's latest hasbara (public relations) campaign because she never served her two mandatory years in the army.
In 2007, Refaeli married a family friend to circumvent the compulsory draft so that she could go on posing in lingerie and swimsuits rather than wearing fatigues and carrying around heavy guns in the hot sun for two years.
The IDF said in a statement to Channel 2 News via The Huffington Post, "The choice of a representative who did not serve in the military as an official presenter on behalf of Israel, conveys the message that we ignore and forgive evasion of enlistment, and encourages identification, among youths of both sexes, with the success of those who did not enlist."


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In November 2012, a new type of Harry Potter game experience was released. Called Wonderbook: Book of Spells, the game was met with excitement and great anticipation, as it utilizes a new type of technology to present an immersive and interactive experience, while introducing a number of new canon elements into the Harry Potter universe. So how does the Wonderbook experience stack up? Read on to find out.
Seeing as I already owned a PlayStation 3, I knew that Wonderbook was something that I definitely wanted to have. The very idea of the game is exciting-- allowing you to take control of your own magic wand and learn spells from a spellbook and view your achievements on-screen. The player is quickly drawn into the world of magic, with tales of wizarding history, and familiar incantations and magic.
Wonderbook offers a fun selection of spells, from starting out with simple charms such as the Levitation Charm, to advanced magic such as the Patronus Charm. This latter one is one of the true highlights of the game, in which you find out just what your Patronus is and watch with delight as it capers, sending Dementors scattering. Throughout the game are a series of entertaining tales about great uses of spells in history, along with some opportunities for humour as you guess what happens next in the story. Additionally, after learning the spells, you'll usually be given the opportunity to test what you just learned in a wizarding challenge, with a test at the end of each chapter. Doing well on these opportunities earns you House Points, and the game is also connected to the PlayStation Network, allowing to earn Trophies, with the valuable Platinum Trophy "First Edition" granted for getting through the game and completing all the other Trophies.
All of this isn't to say that Wonderbook: Book of Spells isn't without its flaws. The two biggest of these would have be overall length and replay value. For the price at which the game is offered, the length of the game is actually surprisingly short. I assume the price has more to do with the innovative nature of the game, as each chapter (and there are only five) only takes about an hour or two to complete. Most of the Trophies are earned simply for progressing through the game, and there are only a couple where you have to fulfill specific skill requirements. As such, replay value is very limited, since you can easily earn all of the Trophies without having to start a new playthrough. The game encourages you to practice, but it doesn't give you any major incentive to do so. Furthermore, while the game allows you to link with your Pottermore account to customise your wand and House, the "House Points" that it gives don't seem to be credited to your Pottermore account, at least not in my experience. This is quite disappointing, as it would have been a great incentive to keep playing. One can only hope that future downloadable content may be offered for this game, either in the form of upgrades or new spells to learn.
The other biggest annoyance with the game is the controls. If you get the game, do yourself a favor-- do as the game instructs and sit on the floor. Even though it may be a bit uncomfortable, you will save yourself a lot of hassle this way. Even with this, there are still things that are somewhat irritating. The game asks you to make gestures to cast spells, but oftentimes you can almost precisely duplicate what is on-screen and it won't recognise it, whereas at other times, you can make a gesture that seemingly isn't even close, and it'll accept it. Furthermore, any exercise that asks you to aim your wand at something can be a bit of a pain in the rear to master.
Would I recommend Book of Spells? Yes. But I'd say wait for the price to drop, or consider looking for an opportunity to rent, or get a used copy. Or, if you don't have a PlayStation 3 and/or just want to experience the story of the game, seek out the videos of the gameplay online.
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