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You may not believe it, but that's what Colts head coach Chuck Pagano said about his fourth-year running back.
"Donald is an every down back," Pagano said. "He is doing a tremendous job and he is having a fantastic offseason. He understands, especially on third down as far as protections go and all of those things. Nothing is going to be more important than protections."
Brown had his most productive year as an NFL'er in 2011. He rushed for 645 yards and five touchdowns. He averaged 4.8 yards per carry, a career high.
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Good ol' coachspeak. Pagano talks his guy up, and then goes on to describe him as basically a third-down player who is really good at blocking. Brown has the most talent of any Indy RB. He's a fine receiver and should end up with the most carries on that team. But he won't have a wide majority; he won't be a "bell cow." The Colts just signed an older, yet similar player in Mewelde Moore. And they have a couple of backs -- Delone Carter and rookie Vick Ballard -- who would be best used in short-yardage and goal-line situations. Brown should be drafted as a reserve in 12-team leagues.


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Together we can make a difference, but we need your help!
I write to share with you good news about an important project that Families of September 11 has supported for several years and is nearing completion. As we approach ten years since the horrible events of September 11, 2001, we take another step toward fulfilling our mission to raise awareness about the impact of terrorism. Your gift of $25 will help us make sure that will happen.
In September, eight lesson plans developed by the 4 Action Initiative were posted on the website of My Good Deed—our colleagues who helped to create 9/11 as a National Day of Service. The 4 Action Initiative is a joint project of Families of September 11, the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education, and the Liberty Science Center. The lessons, which can be found at http://www.911dayofservice.org/911-lesson-plans represent only a small fraction of the full 4 Action Initiative curriculum.
In the nine years that Families of September 11 has existed, we have focused much of our resources and energy on the needs of children impacted by terrorism. Now, through our curriculum, our future leaders will learn about the difficult events of that day as well as the broader global context of terrorism. The curriculum, titled Learning from the Challenges of Our Times, includes hundreds of lessons across seven units in multiple subject areas for children in grades K-12. It prompts students to use critical thinking to draw their own conclusions about peace and security issues in the world we live in today. To deliver this program to all who will benefit from it, we need your support.
Many moments in our lives are remembered through pictures of loved ones, an old letter, or a shared story. Only a few times in recent history are events marked in our collective memory because it has impacted in some way all the people in our country. The terrorist attacks of September 11 can be added to a list that already includes such noted events as the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the assassination of JFK.
Yet, we are entering an era when nearly half of children in school were born after that horrible day. The event which took my sister-in-law's life is beyond the scope of memory for some. Young Americans can only learn about that significant day and the important lessons to be understood from it from those of us who lived through it. The horror and outrage we experienced on September 11, 2001 needn't be shared by our children, but respect and appreciation for the events and actions of so many should always be understood and remembered.
The lesson plans were written by very dedicated New Jersey educators who volunteered their time and talents. The lessons were piloted last year. Based on feedback and suggestions from the pilot schools, the lessons will be edited before we make them available on our web site. These last stages are crucial to putting the lessons in a finished form that will be accessible at no cost to teachers and school systems. We also are exploring the best ways to prepare parents and teachers about the content of the curriculum and its potential effect on students.
I hope you agree with me about the importance of our children learning about and understanding how terrorism has evolved and ask you to join me by making a gift to Families of September 11 to support our efforts to bring these lessons to educators around the nation. We see this as a lasting and meaningful contribution that Families of September 11 can make.
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BC Earns Split at USC AikenMarch 8, 2014
AIKEN, S.C.- The Brevard College softball team stifled USC Aiken in a 2-1 victory in the nightcap to earn the split at J.H. Satcher Field on Saturday afternoon after falling 7-0 in the opener.
Game 1: USCA 7, Brevard 0
The Pacers got to BC starter Casey Whitaker (L, 2-4) for four runs in the 2nd and added three more runs over the next two innings. Whitaker allowed seven runs (five earned) on seven hits and a walk over 3.1 innings before Alyssa Miller tossed the final 2.2 innings.
BC struggled against Aiken's India Kornegay (W, 10-0), who limited BC to one hit while striking out eight in the complete-game effort. The righty has allowed just six earned runs over 65.2 innings this season.
BC's Kinny Davis was responsible for the Tornados lone hit, an infield single in the 5th.
Game 2: Brevard 2, USCA 1
Alyssa Miller (W, 2-3) and Jamie Hrobak (S, 1) combined to shut out the Pacers over the final six innings, and didn't allow an earned run in the game after Aiken scored on a throwing error in the 1st. The pair allowed just five hits on the afternoon.
Lauren Parker scored the winning run for BC in the 5th after reaching on a bunt single and stealing second. Parker moved to third on a Dallas Heaton groundout and scored on a wild pitch by Aiken's Taylor Morgan (L, 5-4).
The Tornados tied the game in the 4th on Ally Davenport's RBI fielder's choice groundball, which scored Whitaker.
Hrobak, who allowed just one hit over the final three innings, retired the side in order in the bottom of the 5th after BC took the lead in their half of the inning.
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i am new in the backtrack world so i wanted to try out pyrit. I imported 11 million passwords from wordlists and ran the batch command for my essid. after it finished, i tried to crack my .cap handshake but it failed. so i created a new textfile containing 3 passwords, one is the right psk. i imported the pws and ran the batch command again, assuming it would just take a second because it continues and only processes the three new passwords, but now it is stuck at 99,8%, only the pmk/s number changes, it seems like he is processing all passwords again.
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Weve been training our 2 Siamese kittens, Matzu and Keiko, with the LK since we got them at 3 months old. At first, we had the LK on the toilet and a bigger litter box on the floor.
After 2 weeks with no incidents, we just left the LK (red stage). Everything was going fine until Keiko peed on the floor. Since then, and for the following 2 months, we had many more accidents so we are going back and forth to having two litter boxes, to the LK only (red and amber stages). Today, Keiko also pooed by the toilet, on the floor.
We praise Keiko all the time when he uses the LK, pet him and give him treats, and also take him to watch when his brother uses the LK. At times itd seem like he has trouble positioning on the LK. So he meows, jumps down and starts scratching the floor. When we catch him like this, we tell him right away to use the LK (a command he understands very well). So he would meow, jump back to the LK, and do his n1 or n2 with no problems.
All accidents happen at night, while we are sleeping, or when we are at work. We keep the LK extremely clean (we scrub it twice daily). We ruled out medical issues, litter issues (we used the same litter as the breeder). Sometimes, the LK was quite soiled so it was no surprise Keiko would prefer the floor. But other times, he would still pee elsewhere even if the LK was barely used. We even spray the floor with repellent, but nothing works.
We are puzzled. Keiko has accidents at any stage. Id seem like he would only use the LK if we tell him to do so, although sometimes he uses it right away on his own. Matzu, on the other hand, is a LK natural and would be in the green stage for weeks now.
Matzu and Keiko are litter mates; however, they differ a lot in personalities and even size. Keiko is the big brother, extrovert, outgoing and talkative. Matzu is the little, smart one, more reserved and introvert. But both are extremely loving and well behaved, and extremely fast learners. They already play fetch and understand quite a few commands.
Any tips or ideas as to why Keiko is behaving like this? Or is it just a matter of time and patience? We wont give up for sure.
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It sounds to me like you are confusing the cats with going from both a litterbox and the LK, to more than one litterbox, to red LK, to amber LK...Cats hate changes and need things to go slow, the best thing is if they don't even notice the changes. It is also really important to move at the pace of the slowest cat even if you really want to move on...
Try reading some links in this thread (Especially tips for red and amber stage) : http://www.litterkwitter.com/forums/...ead.php?t=3095
Hope it helps, keep us posted
Hi Norwegiangirl,
So far Keiko, our slowest kitten, is dictating the training pace. I've been reading the posts and found out that lots of praise and treats do wonders. We we did not have any accidents in four days in a row (last Friday thru Monday)
Keiko appears to enjoy the kudos + treats sessions a lot, so after a successful pee or poo, he even goes back to the LK, scratches a little bit and looks at me waiting for more!. He does not pee or poo, he just wants more treats. So I stand by the bathroom door and wait to see if he goes. I tell him NO treats until then. And Oh!!, I'm sure he gets he cannot fool me by the way he meows.
We are timing the kittens' meals now to be around when it's time to poo, so we can clean the LK right away. Keiko always goes on the floor if there's too much pee and/or poo in the LK, otherwise he uses the LK. So now we are figuring out how to drill holes in the disks without breaking them to prevent pee from accumulating...
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Wow, very interesting indeed. I had stumbled upon vPro once upon a time, but never dug into it (you can bet that I will now).
Thanks for resurrecting the topic! I'd enjoy the $.02 from others on this.
It's a shame that the original Lojack thread degenerated from an interesting possibility of technical discussion into something of a slanging match
I wanted to post some more possibly relevant information on such technology.
Please note that the purpose of this thread is to discuss the *technology*
It would be a shame if we, once again, demote things to the level of kindergarten
I think that maybe they're using Intel's new vPro technology.
This, in itself, is an interesting breakthrough.
Intel® vPro Technology for Notebook and Desktop PCs
I *does* allow very limited access to a machine whilst it is *turned off*
From what I gather, and in simple terms, a tiny "secondary CPU" is used, which always remains powered, even when the machine is powered off.
I assume this means that a power source (trickle) must still be available, i.e. the machine is powered off but still plugged in, or in the case of a laptop have a battery still fitted.
Information such as a hardware audit may be carried out during this state.
So far, a small amount of data (around 8k) may also be saved to persistent storage too. This data is also available whilst the machine is powered down.
Obviously, this is large enough to hold a reasonable amount of information, in general terms.
The Linux source code is available for this.
This technology *is* available over http too.
It also provides pre-boot access to the BIOS itself.
As for the networking side, some comments were made about "OS independence" - i.e. "just install Linux instead", etc:
vPro also allows packet manipulation *before* it reaches the OS.
Hence also that remote control can be forced, without relying on the usual suspects; ssh, etc.
Sorry to dig up a closed thread again - especially one that's gone off the rails, but I think this technology is very much worthy of discussion
Wow, very interesting indeed. I had stumbled upon vPro once upon a time, but never dug into it (you can bet that I will now).
Thanks for resurrecting the topic! I'd enjoy the $.02 from others on this.
dd if=/dev/swc666 of=/dev/wyze
to me that sounds like the HP iLO card functionality... if it's even close, and it does NOT require password auth, (I doubt they wll have diff password for every pc and keep a database of it, although it is possible)... if it does not require a password, this will be a HighJack, not a LoJack...
Yes, I thought of Lights Out too.......
Similar, in a way, but this is much more "generic" if you like, in that it's not designed for a specific hardware platform like the Proliant range, but rather just a standard PC/laptop architecture.
It's also much more powerful than Lights Out.
I'm sure there'd be some kind of authentication involved
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PHILADELPHIA – Senior Dau Jok has enjoyed an outstanding career at the University of Pennsylvania, both as a basketball player and in his life as a campus leader.
On Tuesday night in Atlanta, he was honored for the latter when he was named the collegiate winner of the Wooden Citizenship Cup, which has been presented annually for the last 10 years by the Athletes For A Better World organization (ABW).
From the ABW: "The Wooden Citizenship Cup is given each year to those athletes who have demonstrated the highest level of character and leadership on and off the field, and for their contributions to sport and society. This award is the highest award given in sports because it is open to all athletes in all sports, and because it is given not for athletic superiority, but for those athletes who achieve the highest standards of character, leadership and citizenship. Nominations are solicited from all colleges and universities from all divisions."
Jok was one of five finalists for the award along with Ohio State men's basketball player Aaron Craft; Chestnut Hill College women's tennis player Kelly Dennis; Holy Cross men's hockey player Jeff Reppucci; and Notre Dame women's soccer player Elizabeth Turner.
All five were in Atlanta for two days and enjoyed an outstanding visit that included a personal meeting with former Atlanta mayor Andrew Young; a visit to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center; and a personal meeting with ABW's professional Wooden Cup recipient for this year, New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees.
All five student-athletes were honoredduring a dinner on Tuesday night at the Atlanta History Center, as each one was recognized with a video presentation before speaking to the crowd of about 350 people. Following the speeches, the chair of the Wooden Citizenship Cup Advisory Committee, former Georgia football coach and athletics director Vince Dooley, announced Jok as this year's collegiate recipient.
Jok's award comes on the heels of his being a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Allstate Good Works Team this year, in addition to being one of three recipients of the Most Courageous Award from the United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA). For both of those honors, Jok was invited to Dallas to participate in a number of activities during Final Four weekend.
Jok was originally born in the South Sudan. His father, a tribal leader, was killed when Dau was a young boy, and he fled with his mother and siblings to Uganda and eventually to Des Moines, iowa.
While at Penn, Jok has founded an organization named after his father, the Dut Jok Youth Foundation, to fight poverty and violence in his homeland. Among other things, he has raised and donated athletic equipment for youth in Africa, and he has also paid for two years of education for two Sudanese youths in Kenya.
A four-year member of the men's basketball team at Penn, Jok was a captain each of the last two years. This season, he appeared in 26 games, making three starts, and averaged 2.1 points and 1.2 rebounds in 8.9 minutes per game. His best game came at Cornell, when he scored 21 points and pulled down seven rebounds in a win over the Big Red.
About Athletes For a Better World (ABW)
Athletes are our world's most popular heroes, admired and often emulated by those who watch them. However, in recent years, the behavior of a growing number of athletes has damaged the image of sport and is negatively impacting the values and actions of coaches, parents, fans and young people who view extraordinary athletes as their role models.
ABW was founded by Fred Northup in 1998 to respond to this challenge. The mission of ABW is to use sports to develop character, teamwork and citizenship through commitment to an athletic Code For Living that applies to life and, by educating coaches, to create a movement that will play a significant in the transformation of individuals, sports and society.
ABW provides resources based on The Code to colleges, high schools, middle schools, club sports, Parks and Recreation Departments, Boys and Girls Clubs – to any coach or team in any sport. From the Tip of the Week to entire curricula, ABW has developed resources to support leaders and coaches who want to instill the right values in their young people. Through participation in the programs of ABW, members will understand the meaning and demonstrate the value of Winning More Than The Game.
About The Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup
The Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup was inaugurated in 2005 after Coach Wooden was so impressed with the mission of ABW that he gave permission to honor two athletes, one professional and one collegiate, in his name.
The cup itself is a unique amphora vessel of hand-blown glass from the Seattle Glassblowing Studio. Custom designed for ABW and the Wooden Cup by glass artists Cliff Goodman and Cyrena Stefano, this Cup was blown with the concepts of sportsmanship, integrity, community and elegance in mind. The rustic surface application, called scavo, mimics the appearance of traditional ceramic techniques used by the Ancient Greeks. Their form was inspired by the ancient amphora which were used by the victors in the Pan-Athenic Games to store the oil which they were awarded for winning.


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Ok.ummm....the billboard I posted can be applied to either side, which was really my point.That's so interesting — the same critique from both sides. Remember the Patriot Act? I could easily see the same billboard during Bush 2.
Everyone in this country needs take a happy pill.
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I greet you here on the bank of the James River in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and twelve. First, I shall thank you The Gentlemen of the Colony of Virginia for bringing me here. I am here to help you solve some of your problems with slaves. Your invitation reached me on my modest plantation in the West Indies where I have experimented with some of the newest and still oldest methods for control of slaves. Ancient Rome would envy us if my program is implemented. As our boat sailed south on the James River, named for our illustrious King, whose version of the Bible we cherish, I saw enough to know that your problem is not unique. While Rome used cords of wood as crosses for standing human bodies along its old highways in great numbers, you are here using the tree and the rope on occasion.
I caught the whiff of a dead slave hanging from
a tree a couple miles back. You are not only losing valuable stock by hanging,
you are having uprisings, slaves are running away, your crops are sometimes
left in the field too long for maximum profit, you suffer occasional fires,
your animals are killed, gentlemen, you know what your problems are; I
do not need to elaborate. I am not here to enumerate your problems, I am
here to introduce you to a method of solving them.
Triumph Unmasked: Why We Celebrate Black History? A tribute to our past, present and future. Here�s to the winner in all of us by Peggy Butler
The history of a noble race, running roughshod over bondage, obstacles
and time eternal. Fearless, proud and infinitely hopeful, that is the
essence of our heritage. In honoring Black America we celebrate the
rebirth of the nation�s most maligned ethnic group.
Back To School Back To The Little White Lies
Let the brainwashing began again. Most American school children are indoctrinated with European thoughts ideas and values. A Eurocentric education is one in which Europe and western thought is the foundation, focus, the center upon which all others revolve. In essence, the history of the world is merely a study of Europeans in the world and their interactions with other peoples. This is what students in American schools are taught. They are taught that European and western thought is superior to all others and furthermore, the rest of mankind has done little to advance human civilization. This narrow thinking and fake scholarship has done an incredible amount of damage to African Americans, who are taught this in school houses everyday. African Americans are unable to see themselves in what they're being taught and are often bored and uninterested in what is being taught. They see themselves as objects rather than subjects of history. African Americans are taught this, "You have done nothing. You are nothing. You will always be nothing." This is often the beginning of a deadly cycle, dropping out of school, unemployment, crime, drugs, jail/death. Africans and African Americans have made many significant contributions to the world, and these contributions should not be marginalized, ignore or placed into the shortest month of the year.
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April 16, 1862
Fellow-Citizens of the Senate and House of Representatives:
The act entitled "An act for the release of certain persons held in service or labor in the District of Columbia" has this day been approved and signed.
I have never doubted the constitutional authority of Congress to abolish slavery in this District, and I have ever desired to see the national capital freed from the institution in some satisfactory way. Hence there has never been in my mind any question upon the subject except the one of expediency, arising in view of all the circumstances. If there be matters within and about this act which might have taken a course or shape more satisfactory to my judgment, I do not attempt to specify them. I am gratified that the two principles of compensation and colonization are both recognized and practically applied in the act.
In the matter of compensation, it is provided that claims may be presented within ninety days from the
passage of the act, "but not thereafter;" and there is no saving for minors, femes covert, insane or absent
persons. I presume this is an omission by mere oversight, and I recommend that it be supplied by an
amendatory or supplemental act.
African American Art by Richard Powell
Excerpted from AFRICANA: THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, SECOND EDITION. Edited by Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Kwame Anthony Appiah. (Oxford University Press; April 2005)
Painting, sculpture, graphic arts, and crafts developed by people of African descent in the United States and thematically and stylistically informed by African American culture.
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The term African American art means different things to different people. For some the term designates a largely racial phenomenon, describing all artistic products�paintings, sculptures, graphic arts, crafts, architecture, etc.�created by North Americans of African descent. For others the preceding definition fails to take into account the cultural, in addition to the racial, implications of the term. For this latter group African American art refers to the artistic and visual products not just of North Americans of African descent but of many peoples whose work has been shaped thematically, stylistically, formally, and theoretically by the confluence of black Atlantic cultures�folkways and traditions formed as a result of the TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE and further developed during alternating periods of colonialism, emancipation, discrimination, and self-assertion. For our purposes the concept of African American art moves freely between these two definitions, providing readers with both the breadth of such an idea and the possibilities for an object-centered and culturally informed definition.
Arts and Crafts during the Colonial, Federalist, and Antebellum Years
During America�s infancy (in the period between the 1600s and the early 1800s), what one could describe as African American art indeed embraced a range of forms and definitions. A small drum, several wrought-iron figures, dozens of ceramic face vessels, and a few examples of domestic architecture found among enslaved black communities in the southern United States have been singled out for their similarities with comparable crafts, functional objects, and structures in West and Central Africa. In contrast, black artisans like the New England�based engraver SCIPIO MOORHEAD and the Baltimore portrait painter Joshua Johnson created art that, despite occasional portrayals of black subjects, was conceived in a thoroughly western European fashion. Other workshop- or academically-trained African American artists prior to the American Civil War (1861�1865)�New Yorkers Patrick Reason and William Simpson, Philadelphian Robert Douglass, and the New Orleans� and Paris-based brothers Daniel and Eugene Warburg�also created works of art that were indistinguishable from those of white printmakers, painters, and sculptors. CONTINUE
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With its new location on the corner of 21st and South Streets, Honey's must beat itself for "Best Brunch." And Stephanie's a little nervous after a sub-par dinner experience.
"Huevos Rancheros, sour cream on the side, slices of avocado, please."
That's my standard order at Honey's Sit 'n Eat for any mealtime. Honey's version comes piled atop crispy corn tortillas perfectly portioned with beans, melted cheese and salsa. I love this dish and the high quality, local ingredients!
I've sat at the counter at the Northern Liberties flagship location and overheard people asking themselves aloud, "Should I order my usual?" It seems everyone has their Honey's standard. Now, however, we are faced with another dilemma: With its new location on the corner of 21st and South Streets, Honey's must beat itself for the "Best Brunch." And I'm a little nervous…
Earlier this week I dined at the new location with my husband, sister and almost two-year-old nephew. Usually, when a restaurant is not that crowded, you expect more attention to detail in the food. But we found quite the opposite. My eggs were way overcooked, the torillas didn't taste fresh and the avocado was a little brown.
It's been about three months since the opening so I figured the kinks in the kitchen had been worked out. Was it just a bad night? Does the staff work better under pressure?
Maybe you just can't replicate perfection. Or perhaps the best time to eat at Honey's isn't at dinner, possibly the reason owners/spouses Jeb Woody and Ellen Mogell decided to change the hours of operation at their Northern Liberties location.
Despite my dinner disappointment at the South Street location, I'd still give Honey's a superior rating when it comes to brunch. Decide on your favorite dish and make some new friends while you wait in line.
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2101 South Street
Bonus: Honey's offers its Bargain Breakfast at both locations weekdays from 7 – 9 a.m. — two eggs; potato latke, grits or home fries; toast and coffee for $3.95!!
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Muse brings the fire to the iHeartRadio Music Festival!
Muse pumped up the crowd at the iHeartRadio Music Festival with their amazing visuals and high-energy live show, complete with smoke and fire to top it off! Adding to the mix, confetti and ribbons fell from the ceiling as frontman Matt Bellamy shredded away, right before nearly smashing his guitar and tossing it into an amp!
PHOTOS: Muse performing live at the iHeartRadio Music Festival.
VIDEO: Muse performs "Follow Me" at the iHeartRadio Music Festival.
The trio brought out their trademark custom gear, including Chris Wolstenholme's bass, which was stylized with red & white LEDs along with an incredible built in dubstep-friendly pad. Bellamy wowed the audience with his "Madness" lyric sunglasses, right after giving a shout-out to Queen, Katy Perry, fun., and Elton John.
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Chanson's holdings comprise some of Burgundy's most coveted vineyards. Located in the heart of the Côte de Beaune (the historical center of Burgundy) and surrounded by some of the greatest vineyards in the world, Chanson can count French philosophe Voltaire, romantic poet Lamartine, and the Bonaparte family among its clients.
Its celebrated bastion, a 15th-century fortress first rented and then acquired in 1794 to cellar the wines, is an internationally celebrated icon of Burgundy (the largest of six bastions that form part of the wall surrounding the city of Beaune).
To visit Chanson is to travel back in time and experience the magic of the 1000-year-old tradition of winemaking. Chanson still vinifies and cellars its wines in the bastion as it has for over 200 years. The 10-meter thick walls of this ancient fortress make it ideal for winemaking. View all Chanson Wines
About BurgundyView a map of Burgundy wineries
Burgundy is a small region, only about a fourth the size of Bordeaux. The narrow thread of vineyard land stretches from the city of Dijon to Lyon. The five main districts of Burgundy are – from North to South - Chablis, Côte d'Or, Côte Chalonnaise, Maconnais, and Beaujolais. Chablis is far removed geographically (above Dijon) and adheres to its own classifications. Beaujolais is its own region due to grape variety, vinification methods and regulations. Leaving us with the Côte d'Or, Côte Chalonnaise and Maconnais as the heart of Burgundy.
Grapes of the region are easy to remember - Pinot Noir for reds, Chardonnay for whites. Burgundy can be called home for both varietals, despite their increasing presence in every winemaking country. In this area red wines out number whites, although the quality for both is unparalleled.
A bit of History...Once owned and run by the church and nobility, the vineyards of Burgundy were seized during French Revolution and sold off piece by piece. Further separation occurred with Napoleonic Law, which ordered that inherited land be divided among children equally. These two factors put Burgundy where it is today – a myriad of vineyards and villages, each with a number of growers and producers.
NégociantsBurgundy is organized by plots of land and labeled as such. About half of Burgundy works on a négociant system. Growers of small plots sell grapes, or more often, barrels of already made wine, to négociant houses who then blend it with other wines from that region and put it under their label. While the négociant system may sound like a way to produce mass amounts of anonymous wines, that is, luckily, not the case. Wines are labeled with a sense of place, so you know what land you are getting. There are some négociant houses that are much more renowned and consistent than others, and for the most part, the system works. But times are changing. Some growers are purchasing more land and making the wine on their property, under their label, for more consistency. On the other side, négociant houses are buying up their own vineyards so they will have more control over winemaking.
Classification SystemThe classification system is similar to a pyramid. At the base of the pyramid is the most basic of the classifications, the Burgundy AC, meaning grapes can come from anywhere in the Burgundy region. Next up is a village wine, such as Côte de Beaune or Côte de Nuits, or the villages within these regions, like Givery-Chambertin or Puligny-Montrachet. The label will say Appellation Puligny-Montrachet Controlée. At the next level is the premier cru. A wine that says Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru will still be Appellation Puligny-Montrachet [premier cru] Controllée, but may include the premier cru vineyard name, such as Les Pucelles. At the tip of the pyramid are the grand cru vineyards. There are only 30 in the Côte d'Or and the name of the vineyard is the appellation name.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.


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the act of stalking someone or watching them from across a table or other form of surface and noticing subtleties that others would not be aware of. this usually applies to close friends but can sometimes relate to a plain old creeper
while table stalking, panda learned that adventure boy eats fermented milk (viili) from his home country of scandinavia/finlandia. this came as quite a shock because viili happens to be lactic acid bacteria which is disgusting
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You're so hot
Usually Im the only one commenting here on Mondays but I can see that a bit of clevage brought over some fellow titlovers.
I am greedy but in this case I will share ! :) lol
When I saw this post I went like "who's the h3ll is that!…" LOL! Yeah right! Briefing...


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chea...props LTC
bump everything new. and that seek bomb is dope.
dont touch that park not a good idea
I spotted this on a train earlier today, this is an SP over a 1980 moniker by "Herby". The SP was done by Jasp on a gondola train that I spotted in west Erie. Those who have read the book "Freight Train Graffiti" know how much of a remarkable person Herby is to the freight moniker game, until he died in 1995. Extremely disrespectful diss/sidebust...
Here are a couple of excerpts from Herbys section in "Freight Train Graffiti":
Herby is a big deal in the North American railway, even a hero to some graff artists who take the trains VERY seriously. You think you can just walk around and diss monikers that were done way before you were even born? Fuck that. Thats similar to going to Egypt and dissing the hieroglyphics or something. Learn the culture.
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That was my first time seeing a Herby in person and that prick dissed it. That is where I stand.
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Doesn't stop some people on here... And that was a wack move
haHAHA JASP IS A STUPID FUCK
Sloppy Productions...lol...nuf said...
isnt TA a big freight crew in ohio?
no clue bro...but i really dont care cuz theres 10's of 1000's of writers out there...iv actually found a few hk crews...
bump and no dissrespect hack but i wanna see some gnarlyness, some top nautch shit. haha writers who dont got beef with me hit me upp. haters stay hatin.
paint more.
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The Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) is an undergraduate degree in theology. It is intended to give students a basic understanding of theology and religious sciences and provide a foundation for pastoral leadership. The program is ideal for students preparing to work in pastoral ministry, sacramental preparation, catechesis, social justice work, youth work and health care ministry, although some of these areas will need further formal training.
The Bachelor of Theology degree is not intended to prepare persons for ordained ministry. As well, it is not intended to be an undergraduate Arts degree with a major in theology. It is a specialized degree in theology and religious sciences.
There are two routes for this program namely a seminary route and a lay route. The requirements for seminarians includes additional formational and ordination requirements.
Before the seminarian enters formal, academic studies at NTC, he must – as part of his ordination requirements – begin with a propaedeutic or preparatory year at St. Joseph Seminary. During this ten month year, the seminarian resides full-time at the seminary and follows a program of non-academic classes in the seminary, spiritual exercises, human formation sessions, and a regular volunteer pastoral placement in the community. With the philosophy requirements having been completed, the propaedeutic year is intended to build the foundation for theological studies and to help with integration and discernment.
Applicants for the Bachelor of Theology degree must have an Alberta High School Diploma (with English 30) or its equivalent. Applicants, 30 years of age or older, who do not have a high school diploma may also be admitted upon successful completion of English 30 or an acceptable equivalent. Screening interviews are held to determine the candidate's aptitude for ministry. At present we are not able to offer Distance Education courses to residents of the U.S.A., but we welcome inquiries from anyone so interested.
This program is a Designated Learning Program and eligible to receive foreign nationals on a study permit. See International Student Admissions for DLI number.
Submit a Security Clearance Check obtained six months or less from the submission date of your application package.
*Guidelines for the autobiography, curriculum vitae, letters of reference and Security Clearance Check can be obtained from Student Services.
When all required documentation is received the applicant's file will be reviewed by the Admissions & Evaluations Committee. Applicants conditionally admitted will have an interview with three members of the faculty during their first semester. The interview team is responsible for recommending that the conditional admission be changed to a full admission. The interviewers may also advise that admission to the program is not recommended.
Full-time, part-time and distance lay students are required to participate in THEO 020 Lay Formation or Theo 020i Distance Lay Formation for six semesters.
Most undergraduate courses offered in conjunction with graduate courses, with an appropriate difference in workload. In addition to the courses listed above, students who have been admitted to the Dip.Th. program may take certain courses for credit from the graduate course listing with the approval of their Faculty Advisor and the Academic Dean.
* courses must be taken in the First Year of Studies
** Students who take SCR 154 cannot take SCR 151 and/or SCR 152 for credit.
Lay Formation THEO 020
(6 Credits)
FND 100 Early Church History
FND 101 Medieval Church History
FND 102 Modern Church History
(18 Credits)
SCR 100 Introduction to Sacred Scripture and their Interpretation*
Plus 5 of:
SCR 131 Psalms and Wisdom Literature
SCR 132 The Prophets
SCR 151 Matthew and Mark**
SCR 152 Luke-Acts**
SCR 154 Synoptic Gospels**
SCR 155 Pauline Literature
SCR 156 Johannine Literature
SCR 163 The Pentateuch and Historical Books
(24 Credits)
SYT 100 Introduction to Theology*
SYT 108 The Theology of Revelation
SYT 110 Liturgical Theology
SYT 114 Introduction to the Sacraments and Christian Initiation
SYT 184 Christology*
SYT 185 Theology of God
SYT 187 Theological Anthropology
SYT 188 Ecclesiology
(21 Credits)
MPS 100 Introduction to Pastoral Theology*
MPS 120 Introduction to Moral Theology
MPS 122 The Social Teaching of the Church
MPS 130 Theology of Ministry
MPS 139 Theological Field Education (6 Credits)
MPS 170 Introduction to Spiritual Theology
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PHIL 200 Introduction to Philosophy*
PHIL Elective
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Students who enter the program having completed the NTC Diploma in Theological Studies or the Diploma of Theology will be granted advanced standing of 60 credits towards the B.Th. degree. Students who enter the program with an equivalency to the NTC Diploma in Theological Studies or Diploma of Theology may be subject to further core requirements. Students who enter the program having completed the NTC Certificate of Theology will be granted advanced standing of 30 credits towards the B.Th. degree.
Students may transfer in a maximum of 21 credits towards the B.Th. Degree from other recognized colleges and universities. The transfer of credit is subject to the approval of the NTC Admissions and Evaluations Committee
Lay Formation is a process of spiritual, human and pastoral formation for all lay students. This process facilitates growth in human maturity, spiritual development, health and wellness, personal integrity and professional development. It recognizes the interrelatedness in life of theological education, human maturing, and the universal call to holiness. It will draw from Scripture, the rich spiritual traditions of the Church and from the social sciences. Full-time, part-time and distance lay students in the B.Th. program are required to participate in Lay Formation for six semesters. Theo 020i Distance Lay Formation is available for online students living at a distance.
The program is ideal for students preparing to work in pastoral ministry, sacramental preparation, catechesis, social justice work, youth work and health care ministry, although some of these areas will need further formal training.
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Having completed my Bachelor of Theology degree at Newman, I feel very grateful for this opportunity to increase both my knowledge and understanding of my faith - and in the process my faith itself. I was first drawn to Newman because of intellectual curiosity, and a belief that the greater my knowledge of the Church and its teachings, the better I could serve the various commitments I have been entrusted with as a lay member of the Archdiocese of Vancouver. This has proven to be the case.
Newman Theological College provides an excellent environment from which to grow and develop intellectually and spiritually. The academic programs and the individual courses are well structured, comprehensive and challenging. The professors, teaching staff and entire support tam are excellent. All are committed to both Newman's mandate and your personal learning experience. Newman Theoilogical College truly reflects the best of the rich Catholic intellectual and learning tradition. Whatever your goals, and or, responsibilities are, you will benefit immensely from the Newman experience, and in turn, be better prepared for the challenges and opportunities ahead.
William McCarthy, Property Manager, Developer and Consultant, Burnaby, BC. Bachelor of Theology graduate 2013.
After my ordination as a deacon, it quickly became apparent that I needed to be committed to ongoing learning about my Church and my faith. It was extremely challenging however, to find a quality learning opportunity that would accommodate both my busy work schedule and Diaconate responsibilities. The NTC online Bachelor of Theology program is a perfect fit. The flexibility that online* learning provides is invaluable for my hectic life. Although, better than the flexibility, is the quality of the program itself. The teaching is solidly Catholic and has enhanced my ministry, particularly my preaching, immeasurably. The courses are engaging and have brought me to a much greater appreciation of the depth and breadth of Catholic theology. The staff and the professors are absolutely committed to their students and have consistently gone out of their way to assist me when needed. The NTC BTh program is an ideal program for anyone who wants to grow in their understanding of our faith and the Church. I particularly recommend it to my brother deacons.
Joe Murphy, Permanent Deacon in Brampton, ON. Currently studying at NTC towards a B.Th.
*(The B.Th. program is not currently available completely at a distance please refer to the Dip.Th.)
After a couple years of parish youth ministry, I came to realize that both my faith and my service to the Church required further formation, and at the encouragement of my parish priest, I explored the possibility of studying at Newman Theological College. For both my own faith as well as my service to the Church, it is an experience I am very grateful for. My five years of studies provided me an opportunity to begin to more clearly understand the faith that I love, and to help better pass that faith on to the young people I've served. Completing my BTh gave me the opportunity to fill in my enthusiasm to share the faith with a clearer ability to understand and articulate my faith to others. My time at Newman College has both helped form me as a better man as well as made me much more effective in my ministry.
Mike Landry, youth worker (NTC Alumnus, B.Th. 2009)
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March 26, 2002: "Clandestine Women: The Untold Stories of Women in Espionage" Documents Women's History in the Undercover World
ARLINGTION, VA-An exhibition featuring women who have been involved in espionage activities spanning the years from General Washington through the Cold War opens today at the Women In Military Service For America Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery. The National Women's History Museum will officially open its exhibition with an evening event that will include a preview of the exhibit and an overview of women's roles in the spy business by guest curator Linda McCarthy, who served for more than 20 years in the CIA and was the founding curator of the CIA Exhibit Center.
The exhibit marks the 60th anniversary of America's first centralized intelligence service, the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), founded in 1942. The OSS included 4,500 women in its ranks, including Julia Child before her career as a famous chef, and Baltimore native Virginia Hall, the first female civilian to receive this country's second highest military award for bravery.
"Each story about the intelligence work of Harriett Tubman, Sacagawea, Marlene Dietrich, Josephine Baker, and other remarkable women represented in this exhibition is individually fascinating and enlightening," said Susan Jollie, president of the National Women's History Museum. The accomplishments of some of these women who worked in spy trade have been individually documented; however, this exhibition is believed to be the first time that a museum has collected the stories and tools used by these women within one exhibition. "This is a small but important exhibit that proves real stories from our history can be far more interesting than the stereotype of a spy drawn from fiction or movies," said Jollie.
"All Americans can learn and draw inspiration from these courageous
women, some of whom we recognize for their role in popular culture,"
said Linda McCarthy, guest curator. "With this exhibition we hope to
show another dimension of their lives, but most importantly, to honor the
contributions of all women who have performed intelligence services that help
preserve the nation's security."
Highlights of the exhibition include:
- The story of "355" (code for "woman" in her operation)
who provided George Washington with vital intelligence information during
the Revolutionary War, and helped expose Benedict Arnold's treason.
- A look at how the young Shoshone, Sacagawea, traveled across the wilderness
acting as a guide and translator for the Lewis and Clark expedition.
- The story of Harriet Tubman's work with the Underground Railroad and how
escaping slaves were able to communicate in the open by using quilts and
- Objects from the spy trade, including a burial tube, specialized weapons,
an audio-surveillance "bug," a subminiature camera, representative
freedom quilts, the uniform of a female OSS operative, among other tools,
devices and memorabilia.
- A photographic tribute to women who served the Office of Strategic Services (OSS).
The exhibition will be open through December 2002, and is located at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial near the main entrance of Arlington National Cemetery. Hours for the exhibition are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. October 1 through March 31, and 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., April 1 through September 30.
The National Women's History Museum researches, collects, and exhibits the contributions of women to the social, economic and political life of the nation in a context of world history. The museum uses permanent and traveling exhibits, its CyberMuseum, educational programs, and outreach efforts to communicate the breadth of women's experiences and accomplishments to the widest possible audience.


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By Sharon Salyer Herald Writer
After a decade of rapidly rising deaths from prescription drug overdoses from painkillers in Washington, a new trend has been spotted — a downturn over four straight years.
The drop was significant, a decline of 23 percent from 2008 to 2011. Yet there is still cause for concern.
Snohomish County had a higher death rate from painkillers that the state average, with 201 deaths recorded from 2009 to 2011.
In recent years, statistics show that people in Snohomish County are more likely to die from an accidental drug overdose than in a car accident. The majority of unintentional poisoning deaths were caused by opioids, such as Vicodin. The drugs often were acquired illegally. That's one reason police and health officials have worked to get drug take-back programs operating here and across the state.
Even with the state's overall decline, the state still recorded 407 deaths from overdoses of prescription drug painkillers in 2011, the most recent data available.
The drugs involved with these deaths are known as opioids and can be addictive. They include drugs such as morphine, OxyContin, Percocet, and Vicodin.
"These aren't miracle drugs that make pain go away entirely," said Michael VonKorff an investigator at the Group Health Research Institute in Seattle. "For long-term use, they're modestly effective. The risks have been understated."
That's not an easy message to deliver to patients suffering from chronic pain, some of whom are on high doses of pain-killing medications.
Dr. Hannah Burdge, a Group Health doctor, decided to take on the challenge with her patients in 2008.
"There were some patients very, very afraid of having it taken away from them," she said.
Studies show that the powerful prescription pain relievers can be effective when used for relatively short periods of time, VonKorff said.
"The word painkiller is a little bit of a misnomer," said VonKorff, the Group Health investigator. "These aren't a simple solution for the problem of pain."
When these medications are used long-term for chronic pain, patients expect the same amount of relief. In reality, that's not what happens. The medications only reduce pain by up to 30 percent, Burdge said. Seventy percent of the pain is still there.
The longer patients are on high doses of these medications, the higher the risk for problems such as falling, car accidents, disrupted sleep and reduced testosterone levels, VonKorff said. And some pain medications reduce the body's ability to fight disease.
Potent pain medications were first introduced in the 1990s as a way to combat pain in patients dying from cancer.
Next, people began asking if they might also help with chronic, non-cancer pain, said Dr. Gary M. Franklin, medical director of the state's department of Labor and Industries. "The thought was, there's no problem with that," he said.
With marketing from pharmaceutical companies, demand for what had been a niche drug mushroomed into more widespread use.
In more than 20 states, including Washington, laws were changed so that physicians wouldn't be sanctioned for prescribing opiates for chronic pain, regardless of dose, Franklin said.
In 2005, Washington began to see a growing number of deaths due to overdoses of prescription pain pills, he said. In 2006, more than 16,000 people on state programs such as workman's compensation were using high levels, 120 milligrams, of opiates a day, he said.
In 2007, Washington became the first state in the nation to set guidelines for prescribing these medications, Franklin said. When the daily dose hit 120 milligrams and a patient's pain level hadn't improved, it advised prescribers to ask for advice before increasing the dosage.
Studies have shown that there is a dramatic increase in the risk of overdose when daily dosesehit 100 to 120 milligrams, he said.
"A lot of people are on more than one, a long- and short-acting opioide," he said. "You need to add it all up."
A statewide prescription monitoring database allows prescribers to see all the pain pills that their patients are receiving. The goal is to prevent patients from jumping from one doctor or emergency room to another to try to get multiple pain prescriptions.
Patients may not be taken off daily opiate medications, but they can be put on safer, lower doses, Burdge said.
When she first began her work with a group of more than 100 chronic pain patients, about one third were on high doses of prescription painkillers.
Some of the patients on high-dose prescriptions couldn't be convinced to try making a change and she recommended that they find another doctor. Of those who chose to keep her as their doctor, 20 get monthly refills, most of which are low-dose prescriptions, four are on moderate doses. None currently are on high doses, she said.
"What I tried to repeat over and over to them is I want you to live the best possible life you can," Burdge said. "And I'm not sure the current combination of medications are allowing you to do that."
By the numbers
Prescription pain medications in Washington 2009-2011:
45 to 54: The age group that has the highest deaths from prescription drugs.
6 per 100,000: The number of deaths statewide from prescription drugs
9 per 100,000: The average deaths from prescription drugs in Snohomish County.
230: The number of deaths in 2011 statewide caused by the type of methadone used for chronic pain relief. The drug caused a little more than half of all prescription drug deaths in that year.
Source: Washington State Department of Health


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Thread: VBAC and Bicornuate Uterus
28th December 2011 04:53 PM #1
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VBAC and Bicornuate Uterus
Hello! I have a doula client who is interested in having a VBAC in spite of having a bicornuate uterus. I have been told by another birth professional that the odds of placental abruption are significantly higher in women with bicornuate uterus. What are your thoughts on this?
29th December 2011 04:35 AM #2
This is a really interesting question - I had to do some research as it is not a question I've been asked before. I did my usual searches using pubmed, medline and other databases that did not reveal any research. I found a post on VBAC and Bicornuate Uterus on the Lamaze forum by well known obstetric researcher Henci Goer - Henci found two studies that contradicted each other - one showed an increase risk in uterine rupture and the other found a decrease in the risk of uterine rupture for women with a bicornuate uterus having a VBAC. Needless to say that there is a distinct lack of research in this area to guide practice. I was reassured by the study in the American Journal of Obstetric and Gynaecology (Ref: 2007 Jun;196(6):537.e1-537.e11) that showed that VBAC for women with a bicornuate uterus did not increase scar rupture. This study however is retrospective (i.e. looking back on what happened). This type of study is not as reliable as a prospective study design.
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Thank you for taking the time to do some research for me. Your results are pretty similar to my own. I assume the lack of research is related to the fact that this is a somewhat rare condition. This is the second mother I have worked with that suffered from this particular abnormality however. The first mother chose to cesareans, though she did find a practitioner who was willing to give her a trial of labor. Until recently, I though the biggest issue was that the babies of women with bicorunate uteri are often breech. I do wonder what part the severity of the malformation plays.


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2012 SAC Preseason Coaches Poll standings announcedAugust 6, 2012
Tornados chosen eighth among SAC institutions
Rock Hill, S.C. - The Brevard College football team was selected eighth according to the SAC Preseason Coaches Poll, as announced by the South Atlantic Conference office on Monday morning.
The Tornados, who return 2011 All-SAC players Eric Watts (Wide Receiver/Punter) and Rufus Jenkins (Linebacker), were chosen eighth among the SAC institutions after a 3-8 campaign in the 2011 season.
Coach Paul Hamilton and the Tornados look to build off of last season as they host six games in the friendly confines of Brevard Memorial Stadium this season, including showdowns against conference opponents Wingate, Lenoir-Rhyne, Carson-Newman, Newberry.
L-R tops the preseason coaches poll with 46 points, including four of the eight first-place votes. The Bears went 7-3 overall and 6-1 in the SAC last season, splitting the league title with Mars Hill.
Lenoir-Rhyne returns several key players from a defense that led the conference by allowing just 22.6 points and 101.4 rushing yards per game last season, including reigning SAC Defensive Player of the Year Demetrius Green and All-Conference First Team pick Michael Green.
2011 SAC co-champion Mars Hill is second in the 2012 preseason poll with 35 points and two first-place votes. The Lions are coming off the best season in program history, in which they won eight games and earned their first-ever bid to the NCAA Division II Football Championship.
MHC will face a tall task in replacing the record-setting rushing production of 2011 Harlon Hill Trophy winner Jonas Randolph. However, the Lions do return four members of last season's All-SAC Team, including first-team selections Dimitri Holmes (wide receiver), Nick Allison (offensive line) and Marvin James (defensive back).
Newberry and Wingate tied for third in the 2012 preseason poll with 33 points, and each received one first-place vote. Both programs went 4-3 in the conference last season.
Newberry returns four 2011 All-SAC picks to its 2012 roster, while Wingate returns three.
Carson-Newman is fifth in the preseason poll with 26 points and will be looking to rebound from its first sub-.500 SAC record since 1985. A key storyline heading into the 2012 season for the Eagles is its record-setting coach Ken Sparks, who sits just one win shy of 300 career victories.
No. 6 in the preseason poll is Tusculum with 24 points. The Pioneers went a disappointing 3-8 overall and 2-5 in SAC play last year, but return 2010 SAC Offensive Player of the Year and All-America quarterback Bo Cordell, who missed the majority of 2011 with a broken foot.
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Hozan Alan Senauke is vice-abbot of Berkeley Zen Center, where he's been living for 25 years. He is founder of Clear View Project, engaged Buddhist action for social change and relief. Alan is a writer, a well-known performer of American traditional music, and is often seen behind a camera. His latest book is The Bodhisattva's Embrace: Dispatches from Engaged Buddhism's Front Lines.


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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -Junior forward Fran Dougherty had a magnificent game on Tuesday night, scoring 31 points and grabbing 10 rebounds to collect his first collegiate double-double. Unfortunately, it was not enough as the University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team fell to Fairfield, 62-53, in the second round of the NIT Season Tip-Off. Tuesday's game was played at the University of Virginia's John Paul Jones Arena.
Dougherty's 31-point outing was the best by a Penn player since Ibrahim Jaaber dropped 32 on Seton Hall early in the 2006-07 season. "Doc" was 13-of-21 from the field and hit four of his five foul shots. He entered this two-game set in Virginia with 14 points as his career high; he leaves having scored 52 in the two games.
The same could not be said for the rest of the team. Take away Dougherty's night from the field, and the Quakers were an abominable 6-of-32 (1-of-9 on three-pointers).
Fairfield (2-1) threatened to blow this game open early on, scoring at will in the first 10 minutes to take a 19-8 lead. The Stags' lead was still double digits with less than five minutes to go, but Penn (1-2) held fast and was able to get back within five by the halftime break, at 33-28.
Dougherty had 17 points in the opening stanza, including all of the Quakers' first 10. Penn kept itself in the game at the foul line, hitting 11-of-13. (Fairfield was even better at the charity stripe, going a perfect 8-of-8.)
The second half started off promising, as well, Dougherty laying it home twice in a row to get Penn within a point at 33-32. The game stayed that way for several minutes, with the Quakers getting multiple opportunities to take their first lead since 4-2. All of them went fruitless.
Fairfield needed more than six minutes to score in the period, but when the Stags did it opened the floodgates. Colin Nickerson started the run with a pair of free throws, and then just like that Marcus Gilbert was hitting a three-pointer and Maurice Barrow was being led for an easy layin. Suddenly the score was 40-32.
Darien Nelson-Henry threw down an emphatic slam to end the Stags' mini-run, but Derek Needham responded almost immediately with a trey at the other end. Penn never recovered; the Quakers could not get closer than nine points the rest of the way.
Miles Cartwright finished Tuesday's game with nine points, but no other Penn player had more than three. For Fairfield, Needham led a fairly balanced attack with 14 points, while Maurice Barrow and Colin Nickerson had 10 apiece.
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not massively clued up on it, but this may help you;
seems to be based around using two 8800GT cards.
hey guys
been away from this for a bit.
installed bt5 r3 on my pc
installed and setup cuda/pyrit with my 8800 gtx, pyrit lists my core fine and can run via the gpu. i have now picked up a second 8800 gtx
my questions are:
do i need to sli the cards? i thought it would work fine without because it maps a gpu to a cpu so why would u sli them....
do i need to configure anything so the software can see and utilize the second 8800 gtx card?
not massively clued up on it, but this may help you;
seems to be based around using two 8800GT cards.
Pyrit does support SLI and your cards should be put into SLI. You still require a CPU per GPU but the trade-off is well worth it. I believe the reason for using SLI in this scenario is to reduce bandwidth constraints. The two cards will act together to give you massive amounts of parallel processing, but I believe do some sort of pooling to achieve this. Pyrit will still recognize them as separate GPUs but they will act together to accomplish their mission. Someone feel free to correct me if I am wrong, but that is my understanding. Even if it is possible to not set them up in SLI I would recommend, again, to avoid bandwidth constraints. (Again, correct me if I am wrong.)
No problem, I just figured as there was no mention of anything "special" to make the software utilise the second card that it would just apply!cheers for the doc jimmy, i used this ages ago when i found out about it. doesnt really tell me what i need to know sadly. anyone else got experience?
Out of my depth now tho sorry, good luck
One last link I stumbled across, may help you out...
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