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Tornados Fall on the Road at Catawba 24-10November 1, 2008
Salisbury, N.C. – The Brevard College men's football team fell on the road on Saturday afternoon, as Coach Hamilton's squad lost to the Catawba Indians 24-10 in South Atlantic Conference football action.
The loss drops the Tornados to 1-8 overall and 0-6 in conference play, while Catawba moves to 5-4 and 3-3 in the SAC with the home win.
The Tornados fell behind early 3-0, as Catawba place kicker Thomas Trexler booted a 31-yard field goal attempt through the uprights to cap off a 10-play, 29-yard drive which started on the Tornados 44-yard line.
BC answered on their ensuing offensive possession, as the Tornados pushed the ball down to the Catawba 5-yard line on nine plays highlighted by a Donald Hudson 19 yard rush to start the drive. However, the Tornados were unable to punch the ball in from five yards out and had to settle for a field goal of their own, a 24-yard field goal off the right foot of sophomore kicker Chase Henry to knot the score up at 3-3 with only 47 seconds remaining in the opening quarter.
The Indians struck next in a very big way, as the first play from scrimmage on their next drive took only 14 seconds, as senior running back Jamelle Cuthbertson broke a 69-yard touchdown run, using all of the field going from one side line to the other on the long run.
The run, the longest play from the line of scrimmage against the Tornados defense this season, broke the game open as Trexler converted on the point after attempt to put the Indians ahead 10-3 after the first quarter.
In the second quarter of play, neither team could find the end zone until the Indians scored on a trick play late in the half. Catawba's tight end Grayson Downs caught a 26-yard touchdown pass from wide receiver Brandon Bunn on a double-reverse pass that just sailed over the head of a BC defender to put the Indians up 17-3, where the score would stand at the halftime intermission.
In the third quarter, the Tornados came out like a ball of fire offensively but had their opening drive stall at the Catawba 45-yard line, forcing senior punter Luke Lovelace to punt for the third time of the day.
The BC defense responded with an interception by way of freshman safety Salonik Amos, to give the ball back to the Tornado offense at the Brevard 27-yard line.
Yet the Tornados could not capitalize on the turnover, which proved to haunt the Tornados for most of the game, as on the ensuing punt attempt, Catawba's Terrence Jones blocked the Lovelace attempt giving the Indians the ball on the Brevard 11-yard line.
Catawba capitalized on the great special teams play, scoring on the next possession by way of an 11-yard touchdown run by Cuthbertson. After the Trexler extra point was good, the Tornados found themselves down 24-10 heading into the final quarter of play.
In the fourth quarter the Tornados did not fold and refused to go away. At the 10:05 mark junior running back Desmond Wilson scored from three yards out to give the Tornados their first touchdown in their last nine quarters of play. The touchdown was Wilson's second rushing touchdown on the season and helped cut the Catawba lead to 14 points at 24-10.
Brevard would not score again in the final 10:00 minutes of play, but kept the Catawba defense from making big plays down the field in the final quarter.
The Tornados crossed the 200-yard mark of total offense for the first time in their last three games, as BC finished the game with 202 yards, with 183 yards coming by way of the running attack. Brevard also finished with 14 first downs, the same amount as the Indians did for the game.
Junior slot back Donald Hudson led the ground attack for the Tornados, as he rushed for 52 yards on 12 carries. Wilson picked up 49 yards on 15 rushing attempts and had the lone touchdown on the afternoon for Brevard. Sophomore quarterback Trey Wilborn had 48 yards on 13 carries, while junior quarterback Matthew Gaines had 20 rushing yards on eight rushing attempts and was 3-of-9 for 19 yards through the air.
Cuthbertson led the Indians offensive attack, as in his final home game the senior rushed for 156 yards on 16 carries and two touchdowns. Receiver Brian Terwillinger had 50 yards on six attempts, while running back Antonio Hall had four carries for 27 yards.
Defensively the Tornados were led by a duo of freshman as safeties Amos and Michael Gist had 10 and eight tackles, respectively, as Amos also added an interception in the third quarter. Freshman defensive end Thinh Ho had 1.5 sacks on the day, while fellow classmate and defensive tackle Augustus Dukuly was part of one of those sacks on the day.
Catawba was led by a strong linebacking corp. highlighted by Lakeem Perry and Charles McAfee. Perry had a game-high 15 tackles on the day, while McAfee collected eight total tackles for the game. The defensive line caused problems for the Tornados all day as the unit combined for 24 total tackles, with five of those being tackles for a loss.
The Tornados will wrap up their 2008 season next Saturday afternoon, when BC will play host to Newberry College at Brevard Memorial Stadium in Brevard, N.C. for a 2 p.m. kick-off. The Indians will at Lenoir-Rhyne at 7 p.m. next Saturday night.


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Premature separation of placenta; Ablatio placentae; Abruptio placentae; Placental abruption
The exact cause of a placental abruption may be hard to determine.
Direct causes are rare, but include:
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Placental abruption, which includes any amount of placental separation before delivery, occurs in about 1 out of 150 deliveries. The severe form, which can cause the baby to die, occurs only in about 1 out of 800 to 1,600 deliveries.
Tests may include:
Treatment may include fluids through a vein (IV) and blood transfusions. The mother will be carefully monitored for symptoms of shock. The unborn baby will be watched for signs of distress, which includes an abnormal heart rate.
An emergency cesarean section may be needed. If the baby is very premature and there is only a small placental separation, the mother may be kept in the hospital for close observation. She may be released after several days if the condition does not get worse and any bleeding stops.
If the fetus is developed enough, vaginal delivery may be done if it is safe for the mother and child. Otherwise, a cesarean section will be done.
The mother does not usually die of this condition. But any of the following increases the risk of death for both the mother and baby:
Fetal distress occurs early in the condition in about half of all cases. Infants who live have a 40-50% chance of complications, which range from mild to severe.
Excess blood loss can lead to shock and possible death of the mother or baby. If bleeding occurs after the delivery and blood loss cannot be controlled in other ways, the mother may need a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus).
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Do not drink any alcohol, such as beer and wine. Do not smoke or use recreational drugs during pregnancy. Get early and regular prenatal care.
Recognizing and managing conditions in the mother such as diabetes and high blood pressure also decrease the risk of placental abruption.
Francois KE, Foley MR. Antepartum and postpartum hemorrhage. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, eds. Obstetrics - Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2007:chap 19.
Houry DE, Salhi BA. Acute complications of pregnancy. In: Marx J, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2009:chap 176.
Cunningham FG, Leveno KL, Bloom SL, et al. Obstetrical hemorrhage. In: Cunningham FG, Leveno KL, Bloom SL, et al., eds. Williams Obstetrics. 23rd ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2010:chap 35.


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White Gazpacho With Grapes Recipe
Almonds, garlic, and plenty of olive oil join together to create this rich, silky soup that is traditionally garnished with sweet green grapes.
Why this recipe works:
- A simple ingredient list—just nuts, garlic, water, olive oil, vinegar, and salt—creates a pure-tasting but assertive soup.
- A garnish of sweet green grapes balances the soup's assertive flavor, while paprika adds color and smokiness.
- Yield:Serves 4-6
- Active time: 10 minutes
- Total time:1 hour 10 minutes
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- 4 large slices rustic white bread, crusts removed
- 3 cups ice water, plus 1 cup cold water for soaking bread
- 1 cup blanched almonds
- 5 medium cloves garlic, smashed and peeled
- 1 tablespoon sherry vinegar
- 2/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- Kosher salt
- 3/4 cup halved green grapes, for serving
- Minced fresh chives, for serving
- Smoked paprika, for serving
Place bread slices on a rimmed baking sheet and soak with 1 cup cold water. Let stand 5 minutes.
Combine bread and all of the soaking water with remaining 3 cups ice water, almonds, garlic, and vinegar in a blender and blend on high until smooth. With blender running, slowly drizzle in olive oil. Blend until smooth and creamy, about 2 minutes longer. Season with salt and transfer gazpacho to an airtight container. Refrigerate until chilled, about 1 hour.
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The San Francisco Giants won 6-1 in Game 6 at home over St. Louis to force a deciding Game 7 in San Francisco Monday night. Ryan Vogelsong threw 7 innings with 4 hits and 1 earned run allowed to get the win. He struckout 9. Marco Scutaro was 2-3 with 2 runs scored and 1 RBI and Pablo Sandoval was 2-4 with 1 RBI for the Giants. The series is tied 3 games apiece.


text: Hi Ken, OK with shortcuts in GNOME-menu. Therefore it was a chance error, i.e. difficult-to-locate one; badly. I couldn't miss these icons as checked up all main menu. Serghey On 15 September 2011 23:03, Serghey Suvorov <serghey.suvorov at gmail.com>wrote: > Hi Ken, > > 2nd message: OK with PBI-icons in GNOME. > My previous experiments were executing in Rus version > of GNOME. Can it be: missing Rus name of item in PBI > is in the way of its appearance in menu? > > Tomorrow I'll install Eng GNOME and check the same PBI. > > Thanks > Regards > Serghey > > > On 15 September 2011 19:12, Ken Moore <ken at pcbsd.org> wrote: > >> On 09/14/11 14:14, Serghey Suvorov wrote: >> >> Hi Ken, >> >> 1) I installed Firefox, Kile, wxMaxima, OpenOffice-RU and 5th else >> (forgot). >> >> >> I just checked all of these PBI's and they properly placed the desktop and >> menu shortcuts when installed via the AppCafe. I did discover that the >> openoffice shortcuts were not working, and I have fixed them in svn. If you >> use the pbi_add command from a terminal to install a PBI, it does not place >> the desktop and menu shortcuts by default, you have to add them via the >> AppCafe afterwords. >> >> >> >> 2) At my experiments the icons were restored, but without miniatures, and >> with the same messages you wrote. >> There were not insuperable difficulties: I wanted to see KDE quickly. >> >> The messages were because of a special feature for GNOME to recognize >> "Trusted" desktop shortcuts, and pressing the "Mark as trusted" option >> returns the desktop shortcut back to its original appearance and >> functionality. I have discovered that each DE has its own little quirks that >> you just need to get used to (such as this one). That is why I am so pleased >> to be able to let the user select the DE of their choice now, so that you >> can avoid (as much as possible) learning the quirks of a new DE just to use >> PCBSD. >> >> >> 3) However that is not the enquiry. Now PCBSD have the unique possibility >> to win the usual users: Linux isn't going well (and will not); Windows is >> high-value item; PCBSD is nice for all I showed. >> Do you see any housewife which can execute your instructions? >> >> >> I am glad that you are pleased with PCBSD. We are attempting to make it >> easy to use and minimize the amount of terminal time needed so that a >> computer-illiterate person can use it easily. I have gotten a number of >> people I know to switch over to it, most of those being computer users who >> don't even realize there is such a thing as a terminal, so I think we are >> getting to that point gradually, but there is always more to do. >> >> >> >> Thanks >> Best regards >> Serghey >> >> >> On 14 September 2011 20:10, Ken Moore <ken at pcbsd.org> wrote: >> >>> -snip- >>> >>> > >>>> > 2) GNOME. >>>> > >>>> > I installed many PBIs with success, then deleted some shortcuts from >>>> > desktop in order to use GNOME-menu. Alas, they were absent in menu :( >>>> > After moving from trash to desktop, the shortcuts had not been >>>> restored >>>> > up to operable state. >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > Best regards >>>> > Serghey >>>> >>> >>> As to this error, I just installed the GNOME desktop to test it. I found >>> that installing PBI's via the AppCafe worked flawlessly, with both desktop >>> icon and menu icon in the appropriate place and functional. What PBI did you >>> install that did not have a menu icon, but did have a desktop icon? I ask >>> this because some programs do not have either Menu or Desktop icons, but if >>> there is a desktop icon there should be a corresponding menu entry as well. >>> If there is one but not the other, let me know and I can fix that for the >>> PBI. >>> >>> Trashing desktop icons: >>> I found that GNOME was unable to restore the desktop icon after trashing >>> with the error: "Could not determine original location of '(desktop entry)' >>> ". >>> However, by dragging the icon from the trash back to the desktop and >>> running it, I was given the warning that is was an untrusted application and >>> choices to launch anyway, Mark as trusted, or cancel. By launching anyway, >>> the program started without a problem. Marking it as trusted simply returned >>> the icon to its original look on the desktop, and it started normally when >>> running it after that. >>> >>> Instead of dragging the desktop icon from the trash back to the desktop, >>> I also tried re-installing the desktop icon by right clicking on the >>> application in the AppCafe and selecting "Install Desktop Icons". This >>> replaced the icon on the desktop without a problem and the icon worked just >>> fine as well. >>> >>> So in other words, I was unable to duplicate your error with the GNOME >>> desktop and the desktop icons/menu entries. 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"So proud to welcome our beautiful daughter Summer Rain Rutler into the world," she tweeted early on Monday.
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The Salty Cricket Composers Collective now has dates for most of its 2013 season.
The ensemble has new home: the Utah Heritage Foundation's Ladies Literary Club, at 850 E. South Temple in Salt Lake City.
The Salty Cricket Composers Collective is a new music ensemble that performs the works of living composers who currently reside in Utah. Season tickets are $50 (saving $30 per person).
Here is the schedule with info provided by SCCC: 5.10.13 | BLOWIN' IN THE WIND7:30pm | Ladies Literary Club: 850 E South Temple, SLCFeaturing works for wind quartet flute, clarinet, oboe, and bassoon. Performers are members of Utah Symphony: Associate Principal Flute Lisa Byrnes, Principal Clarinet Tad Calcara, Principal Oboe Rob Stephenson, and Principal Bassoon, Lori Wike.Tickets: $20, $10 studentsTo purchase: 801.652.0737 5.18.13 | MÉLANGE 4.07:30PM @ Ladies Literary Club: 850 E South Temple, SLC Hang on to your knickers, as Salty Cricket (SC3) throws you a concert of New Music at its freshest and wildest for the third time! Experience this evening of electronic and mixed media compositions. It will be a true mélange of modern art with works involving dance, theatre, iPhones, iPads, electric guitar, and more, all with an electronic twist. Tickets: $20, $10 studentsTo purchase: 801.652.073710.12.13: BROADWAY BOUND?7:30PM @ Ladies Literary Club: 850 E South Temple, SLC Before a show gets a million-dolllar set, a full orchestra pit and over-priced souvineer T-shirts, it starts with dialogue, songs and movement on a bare stage. The Ladies Literary Club provides an intimate setting for this evening of new opera and musical theatre scenes. Come help these shows grow by providing the most important ingredient the audience.Tickets: $20, $10 studentsTo purchase: online or 801.652.0737 Nov TBD | THE VIRTUOSO TRUMPET7:30PM @ Ladies Literary Club: 850 E South Temple, SLC Featuring phenomenal trumpet player Nate Botts, this evening includes works for trumpet, piano, and percussion. Nate is the first-ever winner in both the classical and Jazz categories of the International Trumpet GuildTickets: $20, $10 studentsTickets will go on sale once they have solidified a date
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Nars Cosmetics Goes Artsy with Upcoming Andy Warhol Collection
In a few months, you can let Andy Warhol revamp your makeup routine!
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The man who made Campbell's Tomato Soup cans a work of art will soon be heading to a makeup counter near you. Nars Cosmetics is slated to release a limited edition Andy Warhol beauty line countrywide in October 2012. International gals will have to wait until November 2012 for its debut.
Nars Cosmetics founder François Nars will spearhead the collection's designs. According to a Women's Wear Daily report, we can expect "innovative packaging, formulas and shades" in a line that's meant to "evoke the cool, image-rich, character-laden world of Warhol."
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FULL TIME - Same result as last week but a much-better game and performance from Palace. It is a deserved draw and they were the better team against a side challenging for promotion and they are applauded off. That's seven games unbeaten at home and no goals conceded in the last six here which is pretty tremendous really. They move level on points with Sheffield United but remain in the bottom three on goal difference.
91 min: Gardner clumsily clatter into Jackson on the edge of the box and now it's Norwich's turn to have a very promising free kick. This would be heart-breaking. Lansbury curls it low and it takes a deflection nd bounces to safety. Phew.
90 min: Great work from Parsons again wins a free kick on the edge of the box, is this the moment? No. Ambrose overhits it horribly. Poor. THREE minutes added on.
88 min: YELLOW CARD. No sign of a change from Dougie, this XI, who are getting increasingly nervous, will see out the match as Marrow gets booked for kicking the ball away.
86 min: Free kick for Palcae in a great position for Ambrose to deliver but Danns cannot quite get his foot around the ball enough to shoot.
84 min: oh deary me, that sums up Norwich's day as Holt has all the time in the world to shoot and hits row Z, you'd have backed him to score there.
82 min: Vaughan gets some space and has a sight of goal but then miskicks his shots and it hits the corner flag. He claims he was tripped but he wasn't.
81 min: Great from Zaha to get himself space in the box and that's a super save from Ruddy to push the youngster's powerful drive around the post. His search for a goal continues.
79 min: Suddenly Palace are panicking, shooting from distance, not clearing their lines and giving the ball away.
76 min: YELLOW CARD: That's very lenient from the ref as Marrow goes in very late on Tierney but somehow gets away without a booking. The yellow card is for Crofts who squared up to Zaha after the tackle. Marrow ran to the other side of the pitch and I think the ref forgot about him.
75 min: SUB: Chris Martin off, Wilbraham on.
71 min: Right let off for Palace as Jackson is completely unmarked six yards out at a corner but can't quite reach the ball. Palace break quickly through Ambrose but Danns' shot is straight at Ruddy. Back come Norwich and they get another corner, which Speroni punches. Lots of action.
70 min: Gardner has been very commanding today and just as it looks like Holt's going through on goal he comes across and snuffs out the danger.
68 min: SUB: Scannell's race is run and he goes off to rapturous applause, on comes Zaha. I can only think it's a match fitness thing for Scannell.
67 min: Super free kick from Ambrose is an inch away from a diving Vaughan.
65 min: Vaughan appearing a little tired in the last few minutes so expect to see Easter or Iversen soon.
64 min: Norwich replacing their left back shows just how good Scannell has been today, he has terrorised him.
61 min: That flare stinks. I'm right on the other side of the ground and can smell it.
60 min: SUBS: Fox and Drury off, Jackson and Tierney on.
59 min: Scannell makes room for himself and powers a shot on target which Ruddy parries. Parson then wins another corner which Gardner cannot quite reach. Right up the other end and Speroni has to put Lansbury's shot around the post. A flare has gone off in the Norwich end.
55 min: End-to-end now now as Vaughan's cross is tipped away from Danns by Ruddy but only just. Good stuff from Palace but they need a goal.
53 min: Warning for Palace as they leave Grant completely unmarked but he just cannot grow enough to reach the cross.
52 min: Parsons' run wins a corner that is just in front of the onrushing McCarthy and Gardner.
50 min: Bit quieter at the start of this half, Scannell had a good run and Ambrose just now but he took too long on the ball.
46 min: Palace get us underway again and there are no changes apart from me now wearing a hat to combat the cold.
HALF TIME: Not bad from Palace. Same old problem though, no real penetration in the final third. See you in 15.
45 min: Saying that, they don't want to concede now as Grant gets a sniff at goal but blasts over from a tight angle.
43 min: Palace have Norwich rattled, the visitors keep giving the ball away. Palace need a goal before half time though, it is very rare for them to play two good halfs of football in the same game.
39 min: Good defending from Parsons stops R Martin getting a cross in but it's a corner to Norwich, Fox takes it and Danns clears. It is soon back though and this time Speroni gathers and launches a quick counter. After good play from Danns and Ambrose, Marrow tries a half volley from the edge of the box but it's well wide. Not an easy chance. Very even here at the moment.
38 min: Another corner for Palace but again it is too deep.
34 min: Superb ball from Scannell finds Vaughan in the box and he opts to try and curl one when he had runners better placed. The ball goes wide.
31 min: YELLOW CARD. Trouble for Vaughaan as he and Drury clash and the Norwich players are claiming an elbow. After what seems ages, ref McDermid brandishes a yellow.
29 min: Great chance Palace. Scannell wins a free kick wide on the right that Ambrose floats in. McCarthy gets a downward header in but it is just the wrong side of the post.
28 min: Great tackle from Marrow on the edge of his box sets a great counter but when he gets the ball back from Vaughan in Norwich's nox his control is poor and he runs the ball out. It's not often he gets that far up the pitch so you cannot blame him.
25 min: Parsons wins Palace's first corner of the afternoon, which Ambrose delivers too long and Wright ends up running it out of play. The Eagles need to make more use of those.
21 min: Gardner needs some treatment after being caught late by Lansbury. McCarthy claims the studs were showing but the Norwich man gets away with a ticking off.
20 min: Danns is given time to cross but it's just behind Vaughan, who slips as he tries to swivel on it and shoot.
19 min: More nervy moments as McCarthy heads a cross into the floor and Ambrose has to give away a corner. It's swung in dangerously towards the back post and Speroni is fouled as he tries to gather.
15 min: Vaughan's quick feet gets him into some space but then he overruns the ball and Barnett gets a foot in to clear.
11 min: Danns's pass sets Scannell bearing down on goal but Barnett just about manages to block the shot and the rebound is just too far ahead of Vaughan. Suddenly, the Selhurst crowd has found its voice.
9 min: Marrow's lazy clearance goes straight to Hoolahan and Speroni is forced to tip his long-range curler over the bar.
8 min: Scannell's speed and perserverence win Palace a promising free kick. Ambrose decides to try and blast it but it goes right across the box and wide.
7 min: Palace settling a little bit but have overhit a few passes.
3 min: Parsons doesn't get close enough to Russell Martin there though and allows him to cross on to the head of Lansbury. He is unmarked but puts it over. Half a minute later, Crofts gets to a cross before Gardner and flicks his header just wide. Nervy defending from Palace.
1 min: Straight away Parsons shows what kind og a left back he is with a run into the box, but his cross is cut out. Confident start.
1 min: Norwich get us going.
2.59pm: Big cheer goes up for Speroni as his 200th appearance is announced - he has gone with a new shaven headed haircut to mark the occassion. Vaughan also gets a big welcome back. Here we go, get yourself strapped in.
2.58pm: If it's possible it's actually colder than last week. Already I cannot feel my fingertips. I expect Wright and Marrow to be playing holding roles in midfield with Danns ahead of them supporting Vaughan and Ambrose and Scannell wide. Here come the players, Parsons looking at the floor as he comes out.
2.55pm: There's a nice round of applause for the Palace cheerleaders as they strut off the pitch having waved their pompoms about to Girls Aloud's Jump. Wonderful stuff.
2.48pm: NORWICH: Ruddy, Russell Martin, Barnett, Whitbread, Drury, Fox, Lansbury, Crofts, Hoolahan, Chris Martin, Grant Holt. Subs: Steer, Jackson, Smith, Lappin, Wilbraham, Ward, Tierney.
2.46pm: Parsons is 18 and I've seen once in a friendly last year, where he seemed promising. Came on against Portsmouth in the League Cup this season and although I wasn't there, I heard he did good.
2.45pm: PALACE: Speroni (making his 200th Palace appearance), Clyne, McCarthy, Gardner, Parsons, Marrow, Wright, Danns (making his 99th Palace appearance), Ambrose, Scannell, Vaughan. Subs: Price, Barrett, Iversen, Garvan, Zaha, Easter, Counago.
2.40pm: Dougie makes three changes from the team that drew with Bristol City in that snorefest of an encounter last weekend. As expected James Vaughan starts ahead of Jermaine Easter, who drops to the bench, and Sean Scannell is recalled ahead of Wilfried Zaha. The biggest shock though is a first full debut for Matthew Parsons at left back. It shows Dougie wants a left-footed left back but is a big gamble against a team as good as Norwich.
2.36pm: Hello again from Selhurst Park. Sorry for the slightly late start, traffic was very bad. Interesting Palace team news coming up...


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1. Kansas City Chiefs- Geno Smith QB, West Virginia
2. Jacksonville Jaguars- Star Lotulelei DT, Utah
3. Oakland Raiders- Damontre Moore DE, Texas A&M
4. Philadelphia Eagles- Luke Joeckel OT, Texas A&M
5. Detroit Lions- Ezekial Ansah DE, Brigham Young
6. Cleveland Browns- Dee Milliner CB, Alabama
7. Arizona Cardinals- Eric Fisher OT, Central Michigan
8. Buffalo Bills- Jarvis Jones OLB, Georgia
9. New York Jets- Chance Warmack OG, Alabama
10. Tennessee Titans- Bjoern Werner DE, Florida State
11. San Diego Chargers- Lane Johnson OT, Oklahoma
12. Miami Dolphins- Barkevious Mingo DE, LSU
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Johnthan Banks CB, Mississippi State
14. Carolina Panthers- Sheldon Richardson DT, Missouri
15. New Orleans Saints- Dion Jordan OLB, Oregon
16. St. Louis Rams- Kenny Vaccaro S, Texas
17. Pittsburgh Steelers- Alec Ogletree ILB, Georgia
18. Dallas Cowboys- Johnathan Hankins DT, Ohio State
19. New York Giants- Desmond Trufant CB, Washington
20. Chicago Bears- DJ Fluker OT, Alabama
21. Cincinnati Bengals- Alex Okafor DE, Texas
22. St. Louis Rams- Keenan Allen WR, California
23. Minnesota Vikings- Cordarrelle Patterson WR, Tennessee
24. Indianapolis Colts- Jonathan Cooper OG, North Carolina
25. Seattle Seahawks- Sharrif Floyd DT, Florida
26. Green Bay Packers- Matt Elam S, Florida
27. Houston Texans- John Jenkins NT, Georgia
28. Denver Broncos- Barrett Jones OG, Alabama
29. Atlanta Falcons- Sam Montgomery DE, LSU
30. New England Patriots- Datone Jones DE, UCLA
31. San Francisco 49ers- Xavier Rhodes CB, Florida State
32. Baltimore Ravens- Kevin Minter ILB, LSU
33. Jaguars- Jordan Poyer CB, Oregon State
34. Chiefs- Quinton Patton WR, Louisiana Tech.
35. Eagles- Jesse Williams NT, Alabama
36. Lions- Manti Te'o ILB, Notre Dame
37. Bengals- Eric Reid S, LSU
38. Cardinals- Matt Barkley QB, USC
39. Browns- N/A
40. Jets- Eddy Lacy RB, Alabama
41. Titans- Larry Warford OG, Kentucky
42. Bills- Jonathan Cyprien S, Florida International
43. Dolphins- Zach Ertz TE, Stanford
44. Bucs- Kawann Short DT, Purdue
45. Panthers- DeAndre Hopkins WR, Clemson
46. Saints- N/A
47. Chargers- Robert Alford CB, Southeastern Louisiana
48. Rams- Tyler Eifert TE, Notre Dame
49. Cowboys- Phillip Thomas S, Fresno State
50. Steelers- Justin Hunter WR, Tennessee
51. Giants- Travis Frederick G, Wisconsin
52. Bears- Khaseem Greene OLB, Rutgers
53. Redskins- David Amerson CB/S, North Carolina State
54. Vikings- Arthur Brown LB, Kansas State
55. Bengals- Giovani Bernard RB, North Carolina
56. Dolphins- Robert Woods WR, USC
57. Packers- Terrance Williams WR, Baylor
58. Seahawks- Tavon Austin WR, West Virginia
59. Texans- Sylvester Williams DT, North Carolina
60. Broncos- Beenie Logan DT, LSU
61. Patriots- Markus Wheaton WR, Oregon State
62. Falcons- D.J. Swearinger S, South Carolina
63. 49ers- Margus Hunt DE, SMU
64. Ravens- Da'Rick Rogers WR, Tennessee Tech.
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Wouldnt complain about the Vikes draft. Would absolutely love it if we got DT Sly Williams in RD 2 though
Can you Stephon Diggs it?!!!
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I prefer Terrance Williams or Tavon Austin over Te'o. I love Ansah.
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I don't like it at all for the Bengals. DE isn't a first round need at this point. Patterson, Cooper, and Minter are all way better selections. Not a fan of Reid either but i can see it happening.
And the Steelers don't need another speedy sideline player at ILB, Timmons is already one of the best in the league at that. They need more of a heavier guy that can take on blockers.
[quote="YoursTruly"]He doesn't get the ball because he is shut down. Zero seperation. It is my understanding that Elite WR should be able to do this when their number is called. AJ gets shut down relatively easy.[/quote]
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Perfect Vikings draft. Patterson and Brown are two perfect picks.
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26. Green Bay Packers- Matt Elam S, Florida
No thanks. The Packers already had a player much like him (Atari Bigby), and the Packers couldn't get him out of town quick enough.
Manti Te'o
[ILB; Notre Dame] is pretty good value there, but ultimately I'd probably take either
Barrett Jones
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[TE; Notre Dame] if we couldn't trade down.
57. Packers- Terrance Williams WR, Baylor
Flip Woods with Williams and then Woods to the Packers, and this would be a great pick. Don't like the fit of Williams in our offensive scheme. More of a vertical offense receiver.
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*I'm not just saying this to you but everyone* People need to get it through their head that the Matt Barkley does not fit the Bruce Arians mold and are much more likely to Glennon over him. Barkley just does not have the arm that Arians would like
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Good Saints pick
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Nice Colts pick.
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*I'm not just saying this to you but everyone* People need to get it through their head that the Matt Barkley does not fit the Bruce Arians mold and are much more likely to Glennon over him. Barkley just does not have the arm that Arians would like
Arians runs a vertical offense. Drafting Barkley into a vertical offense with no OL is just begging him to bust. Like Ryan Leaf bust. That bad.
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Good Browns pick
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I love this Denver draft. Help on both sides in the trenches!!! Yes!
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I like the Vikings' draft. However, and I'm sure I'm in the minority, but if Terrence Williams was available in the second round, I'd prefer to see the Vikings draft him to go along with Patterson and Harvin.
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1) wrong order. Falcons pick 30th not 29th.
2) Hate Sam Montgomery's fit for ATL.
3) Safety? not a need at all.
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GSA Awards Local Telecommunications Services Contract in New Orleans
October 16, 2000
Contact: Bill Bearden (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC -- The U.S. General Services Administration today awarded a contract to provide local telecommunications services to federal government agencies in New Orleans under its Metropolitan Area Acquisition Program. The combined value for government business in estimated to be $75 million over 8 years - 4 base years plus 4 one-year options.
GSA selected Bell South to provide services in New Orleans. The New Orleans MAA originating and terminating service area includes the parishes of St. Charles, Jefferson, and Orleans, the town of Belle Chasse (located in the Plaquemines parish), and the towns of Chalmette, Arabi, Meraux, Violet, and Poydras (all located in St. Bernard parish).
This Award is the latest result of the Metropolitan Area Acquisition (MAA) Program, which is managed by GSA's Federal Technology Service (FTS). The contract in New Orleans brings the total number of cities served by the program to 19. A procurement for Philadelphia is anticipated in the coming weeks. The contract provides for standard voice service as well as switched data service and dedicated transmission service offerings. The scope of the contract allows for the addition of new and leading edge services, as they become available in the commercial marketplace.
The contract in New Orleans has an estimated value of $75 million over 8 years, with new local service prices that will potentially save the government close to $15 million when compared with standard business rates, and close to $11 million when compared with rates currently available to the government. This is an approximately 37% saving over standard business rates and 30% over current government rates. For basic analog voice services, the offered prices will potentially save the government $8 million when compared to standard business rates and more than $4.5 million when compared to currently available prices.
The MAA Program was conceived shortly after the Telecommunications Act of 1996 in order to bring to the local service environment the same benefits of competition that had been seen in the long distance market since 1984.
As part of its program strategy, FTS has incorporated competition-enhancing terms in its MAA and FTS2001 (long distance) telecommunications contracts, including price management mechanisms and technology refreshment provisions. These are meant to ensure not only that the prices paid by federal government users remain current with the best available in the marketplace, but that the types of services offered remain current with industry trends as well.
For more MAA program specific information, please refer to the GSA FTS website at http://www.gsa.gov/maa, or call the MAA Program Director, Larry Hazzard at (703) 306-6615.
To date, MAA contracts have been awarded for the following cities.
New York: May 20,1999 to AT&T - $359 million maximum contract value - NY MAA service area includes the five boroughs of New York City; Lower Westchester county, NY; Nassau county, NY; Western Suffolk county, NY; Hudson county, NJ; Southern Bergen county, NJ; Eastern Essex county, NJ; Eastern Union county, NJ; Eastern Passaic county, NJ.
Chicago: May 20, 1999 to AT&T - $180 million maximum contract value - Chicago MAA service area includes all sites within the Chicago city limits.
San Francisco: May 20, 1999 to AT&T - $150 million maximum contract value - San Francisco MAA service area includes all sites in the city and county of San Francisco.
Buffalo: February 24, 2000 to Bell Atlantic and AT&T - $40 million maximum contract value - Buffalo MAA service area includes Erie county, New York.
Cincinnati: March 23, 2000 to Winstar Communications Inc.- $100 million maximum contract value - Cincinnati MAA service area includes Hamilton county, Ohio.
Cleveland: March 24, 2000 to Ameritech Corp. and AT&T - $150 million maximum contract value - Cleveland MAA service area includes Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
Los Angeles: March 24, 2000 to Winstar Communications and Pacific Bell - $200 million maximum contract value - Los Angeles MAA service area includes the mainland Los Angeles county, California.
Baltimore: March 28, 2000 to Winstar Communications Inc.- $320 million maximum contract value - Baltimore MAA service area includes the city and county of Baltimore plus the area of Anne Arundel county (District 5) around the Baltimore Washington International Airport.
Atlanta: April 26, 2000 to Winstar Communications, Inc. and Bell South - $520 million maximum contract value - Atlanta MAA service area includes the six counties of Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Douglas, Fulton, and Gwinnett.
Miami: April 26, 2000 to Winstar Communications, Inc. and Bell South - $140 million maximum contract value - Miami MAA service area includes Dade and Broward counties.
Indianapolis: April 27, 2000 to Winstar Communications, Inc., SBC Global Services and AT&T - $240 million maximum contract value - Indianapolis MAA service area includes Marion County plus Clay Township in Hamilton County and Pleasant Township in Johnson County.
St. Louis: April 27, 2000 to Winstar Communications, Inc. and Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. - $140 million maximum contract value - St. Louis MAA service area includes the City and County of St. Louis in Missouri plus the Counties of Madison and St. Clair in Illinois.
Minneapolis: May 31, 2000 to USWest and Winstar Communications, Inc. - $60 million maximum contract value - Minneapolis MAA service area includes Hennepin and Ramsey Counties as well as the city of Columbia Heights in Anoka County and Eagan in Dakota County.
Dallas: June 30, 2000 to Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Winstar Communications, Inc., and AT&T - $470 million maximum contract value - Dallas MAA service area includes Dallas and Tarrant counties, and encompasses the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth.
Denver: July 12, 2000 to AT&T, Qwest Corporation (formerly US West), and Winstar Communications, Inc. - $270 million maximum contract value - Denver MAA service area includes the entire county of Denver, the northern portion of Jefferson county to include the town of Golden (the Golden and Northeast Jefferson Minor Civil Divisions (MCDs)), the southeast portion of Adams county to include Commerce City (the West Adams, North Aurora, and Commerce City MCDs), and the western portion of Arapahoe county (to include the South Aurora and Southwest Arapahoe MCDs).
Boston: July 31, 2000 to AT&T, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Winstar Communications, Inc. and Bell Atlantic - $270 million maximum contract value - Boston MAA service area includes the city of Boston, as well as the counties of Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth and Suffolk.
Albuquerque: August 31, 2000 to Qwest Corporation (formerly US West -- $102 million maximum contract value - Albuquerque comprehensive service coverage area includes Bernadillo County with extended local calling capabilities into the localities of Belen, Estancia, Laguna Acoma, Los Lunas, Moriarty, Mountainair, Pena Blanca, and Tijeras.
Boise: August 31, 2000 to Qwest Corporation (formerly US West -- $41 million maximum contract value -- Boise coverage service area includes Ada County.
To date awards have been made to a todal number of 18 cities served by the program. Procurements for New Orleans and Philadelphia are anticipated soon..
Additional Information on the Metropolitan Area Acquisition (MAA) Program
Program Level
Nationwide qualification process that certifies competitive local service providers at the program level to provide a set of standard local services.
Continuous competition introduced throughout the life of the contract with a price management mechanism to ensure timely and continued pricing.
One-stop-shopping local service contract with a broad scope for future local and long distance service integration and other new commercial services. Government customers on par with commercial customers�Government gets access to new services at same pace as commercial marketplace.
Four base years plus four one-year options indefinite delivery/indefinite quantify fixed price contract with flexible provision for agencies' specific requirements.
Significant price reduction due to competition.
Service Level
Comprehensive range of local service offerings including voice services with Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) capabilities, Circuit-Switched Data Services, and Dedicated Transmission Services. Additional advanced and emerging services such as Packet Switched, Internet Protocol (IP), Frame Relay (FR), Asynchronous transfer Mode (ATM), Switched Multi-megabit Data Service (SMDS), Synchronous Optical Network (SONET), Video Teleconferencing, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Services are in scope for addition when needed.
Feature-rich voice services with many features included as part of basic service package and as options. Services also include provision for National Security/Emergency Preparedness (NS/EP) capabilities.
No per-minute usage charge for Government-to-Government calls on the contractor's network.
Number portability supported when agencies move to a new service provider.
New services are compatible with existing ISDN equipment with no new equipment costs to agencies.
Detailed pricing by NPA-NXX.
Six flexible service delivery point options that allow agencies to acquire partial or turnkey services.
Flexible solutions for ensuring quality inside wiring and achieving connectivity throughout a building.
Wide range of support services including responsive ordering, billing, network troubleshooting, repair capabilities, infrastructure inventory, etc.
Continuous competition designed to allow agencies to act as "smart shoppers" in a commercial-like marketplace.


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Willie Nelson inducted into 'Austin City Limits' Hall Of Fame
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Willie Nelson is being honored by a TV series that he helped launch. The country legend is among the inductees into the newly established "Austin City Limits" Hall of Fame.
Austin360.com says Willie, who 40 years ago played the pilot episode of the PBS series, was the first performer for Saturday's event. Nelson played for an hour, welcoming Lyle Lovett and Emmylou Harris to join him on various songs. Actor Matthew McConaughey handled Willie's induction.
The other honorees included the late Stevie Ray Vaughan and his backing band Double Trouble, who also performed, as well as "ACL" creator Bill Arhos, and the late University of Texas football legend Darrell Royal.
Highlights from the induction ceremony will be included in a PBS special commemorating the 40th anniversary of "Austin City Limits," which will air in October.
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Abdominal bloatingBloating; Meteorism
Abdominal bloating is a condition in which the belly (abdomen) feels full and tight. Your belly may look swollen (distended).
Common causes include:
- Air swallowing (a nervous habit)
- Constipation
- Gastroesophageal reflux
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Lactose intolerance and other food intolerances
- Overeating
- Small bowel bacterial overgrowth
- Weight gain
The diabetes medication acarbose, as well as any medicine containing lactulose or sorbitol, may cause bloating.
More serious disorders that may cause bloating are:
- Ascites and tumors
- Celiac disease
- Dumping syndrome
- Ovarian cancer
- When the pancreas is not able to make enzymes needed for digestion (pancreatic insufficiency)
Home Care
You may take the following steps:
- Avoid chewing gum or carbonated drinks, especially those with high levels of fructose or sorbitol
- Avoid foods such as Brussels sprouts, turnips, cabbage, beans, and lentils
- Do not eat too quickly
- Stop smoking
If you have constipation, it should be treated. However, fiber supplements such as psyllium or 100% brancan make your symptoms worse.
You may try simethicone and other medicines you buy at the drugstore to help with gas, but these medications are often not helpful.
See: Lactose intolerance for more on how to treat this problem.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if you have:
- Abdominal pain
- Blood in the stools or dark, tarry looking stools
- Diarrhea
- Heartburn that is getting worse
- Vomiting
- Weight loss
Bailey J. FPIN's Clinical Inquiries: Effective management of flatulence. Am Fam Physician. 2009;79:1098-1100.
Ohge H, Levitt MD. Intestinal gas. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2010:chap 16.
Review Date: 4/17/2012
Reviewed By: Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director and Director of Didactic Curriculum, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, Department of Family Medicine, UW Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Washington. George F. Longstreth, MD, Department of Gastroenterology, Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program, San Diego, California. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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PHOTO: Kim Kardashian's Givenchy wedding dress revealed
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The wedding of the century took place over the weekend, and Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are now officially married! So what was the reality star/fashionista wearing on her big day?
E! News has the first pics of the newlyweds, and they reveal Kim's wedding dress. According to E!, Kim donned a Givenchy Haute Couture lace gown. Her new hubby Kanye rocked a custom Givenchy tuxedo.
Inside Kim Kardashian & Kanye West's romantic honeymoon in Ireland at Castle Oliver! http://t.co/7bwPcGP6rp pic.twitter.com/ls9K67HM5S
— E! Online (@eonline) May 27, 2014
The couple is reportedly on their honeymoon in Ireland. Congrats to KimYe!
For more pics of the couple's special day, head to eonline.com
Photos courtesy of E!


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try to stop the Service first, then the process
(AV-Killer batch)
Getuid returns that I'm running as NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:
But using "kill [pid]" tells me access is denied!Code:meterpreter > getuid Server username: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Similarly dropping into a shell:Code:meterpreter > kill 2520 Killing: 2520 [-] stdapi_sys_process_kill: Operation failed: Access is denied.
What gives?? The process in question is avgwdsvc.exe - the avg watchdog service. If NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM doesn't have access, who does??Code:C:\WINDOWS\system32>taskkill /F /PID 2520 taskkill /F /PID 2520 ERROR: The process with PID 2520 could not be terminated. Reason: Access is denied.
try to stop the Service first, then the process
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Most Chevrolet and Pontiac models received major facelifts in 1953, but the station wagons managed to keep their basic shape and taller designs to give them more cargo and passenger space. That would change the following year, when Pontiac offered several new options such as power steering and brakes and power windows. Air conditioning could also be installed, even though the "extra" came at 20 percent premium to the final price.
The Pontiacs were built for comfort and reliability, not speed or performance, after all. So the addition was popular for buyers seeking a "family car" by eyeballing the Star Chief, Chieftain Deluxe and Chieftain Special. The Chieftain Deluxe station wagon was the top of the line for the year. The wagon weighed 3,716 pounds and sold for $2,579.
The car in the LeMay collection was owned by Jack Keudell, the owner of a Pontiac dealership in St. Helens, Ore. from 1937 until his death in 1970. He started as a partner and became the sole owner in 1946. In 1954 his wife Muriel convinced him that she needed a station wagon to transport their three sons. The family drove it to Yellowstone and Glacier Park on vacations. It was their family car until it was sold to a customer of the dealership.
The eight-cylinder car came back in 1969, after 72,000 miles passed through its grill, when the owner wanted something with power steering. Keudell made a trade and gave the car to his son, who drove his family in the car as his father did during his childhood. It later went into storage. It was later restored and donated in Keudell's memory. It has 84,700 miles on the odometer. In the summer of 1969 Mrs. Holmes and her son returned to the dealership because she was 70 and needed a car with power steering.
The car had 72,000 miles. Jack gave the 122-horsepower car to his son, David Keudell of Vancouver, Wash. After some cleaning and repairs, David used it as a family car until it was stored in 1972 with about 84,000 miles. In 2004, at 84,700 miles, David donated this car to the museum as a tribute to his late father.


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No. 5/6 Softball Concludes Road Trip With FAU Invitational
Feb. 20, 2014
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Looking to continue its best start in program history, the No. 5/6 University of Kentucky softball team will travel south this weekend to play five games in three days in the FAU Invitational at the FAU Softball Stadium in Boca Raton, Fla., starting Friday.
Kentucky (10-0) will begin the round-robin event with a Friday doubleheader, starting with Penn State (5-4) at 4 p.m. and host FAU (5-5) at 6 p.m. The Wildcats will play in the morning session Saturday, squaring off with Kent State (4-1) at 9 a.m. and No. 5/7 Michigan (7-2) at 11 a.m. UK's play in the event concludes Sunday with a 9 a.m. battle vs. Penn State. All times are Eastern. Live stats from every game will be available on UKathletics.com.
Kentucky's play in the Texas Classic helped it move up in the national rankings to No. 5 in the USA Today/NFCA Top 25 and No. 6 in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Top 25. The rankings, which are the highest in school history, mark the 18th consecutive week UK has been ranked, which is a new program record.
UK's great start to the season has come behind great hitting, pitching and fielding. Through 10 games (according to game-by-game records dating back to the 2005 season), UK's .304 team batting average, 52 runs scored and 80 hits rank second most in school history, while its 14 home runs is the most through 10 games. The numbers are also impressive in the circle as UK has posted a 2.28 ERA behind four shutouts, which is the most UK has had through 10 games in program history. Defensively, the Wildcats have been superb with its 213 putouts, four errors and .987 fielding percentage ranking as program bests through 10 games.
Junior catcher Griffin Joiner is the leader of UK's offense this season, posting a .556 (15-for-27) batting average with seven runs scored, two doubles, six homers and 14 RBI. Joiner's batting average and home run total are the highest in school history through 10 games. The native of Hopkinsville, Ky., who had four four-pitch walks in last Sunday's game vs. Texas, is currently riding a career-best, nine-game hitting streak. Sophomore outfielder Darington Richardson ranks second in batting average at .444 (4-for-9), while seniors Ginny Carroll and Emily Jolly rank third and fourth in batting average respectively, with Carroll adding two homers and Jolly blasting three roundtrippers.
In the circle, UK's two rookie pitchers lead the way with Shannon Smith and Meagan Prince each holding 2-0 records. Smith holds a 0.00 ERA, striking out 14 batters in 10 innings pitched, while Prince has 12 strikeouts in 13 innings pitched with a 1.38 ERA. Sophomore pitcher Kelsey Nunley paces the team in wins at 4-0 with a 3.09 ERA, striking out 27 batters in 32 innings pitched, while senior Lauren Cumbess has a 2.81 ERA and 2-0 record with 11 strikeouts through 16 innings. Nunley and Cumbess have each thrown no-hitters this season.
Penn State enters the weekend with a 5-4 record after going 2-2 in last weekend's Tiger Invitational. The Nittany Lions started the year by going 3-2 in the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz., posting wins over Appalachian State, Bradley and Seattle, while dropping contests to Oregon State and highly ranked Arizona State. Penn State defeated George Washington in the Tiger Classic last weekend before falling to Northwestern and splitting a doubleheader on Monday vs. No. 23 LSU. PSU starts the year on a 23-game road trip and returns 15 letterwinners from last year's team that finished 16-34.
The host of the weekend tournament, FAU, is hosting its third straight tournament to begin the year. The Owls are 5-5 on the season with wins over Louisville, Tulsa, Ohio State, LIU-Brooklyn and Maryland. FAU has fallen to Northern Illinois, St. John's and Southeastern Conference foes Mississippi State (twice) and South Carolina. FAU brings back 13 letterwinners from last year's squad that finished 5th in the Sun Belt.
The Golden Flashes enter the weekend with a 4-1 record after not playing last weekend. Kent State started the year in the Mizuno Invitational two weeks ago, where it won its first four games over George Washington (twice), Santa Clara and Long Beach State before falling in the tournament's final game to Long Beach State, 9-7. Kent State returns 13 letterwinners from last season's Mid-American Conference East Championship squad.
Preseason top-10 ranked Michigan enters the weekend with a 7-2 record with two wins over ranked foes in then-No. 25 South Florida and then-No. 20 Louisiana-Lafayette. Michigan's two losses have come against ranked teams in highly ranked Florida and Louisiana-Lafayette. Michigan returns 16 letterwinners from last year's squad that advanced to the Women's College World Series. The Wolverines are currently ranked fifth in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Top 25 and seventh in the USA Today/NFCA Top 25.
UK holds a 15-7 record against teams it will play in the FAU Invitational this weekend. UK and Penn State have met twice with each team claiming wins, while UK leads the all-time series vs. FAU, 3-0, and Kent State, 9-2. Michigan is the only team that leads the all-time series vs. UK with a 4-2 record against the Wildcats.
The FAU Invitational will complete a 15-game road swing to start the year for Kentucky. After the event, UK will return to Lexington for its home opener on Friday, Feb. 28 against EKU as part of a three-day tournament at John Cropp Stadium. The event, which features four teams in UK, EKU, Butler and Pittsburgh, will begin with round-robin play on Friday and Saturday before seeded games Saturday and Sunday afternoon. The tournament begins a stretch for UK where it will play 19 of its next 27 games at John Cropp Stadium, including a 14-game home stand from March 21 to April 9.
For the latest on UK softball, follow "@UKSoftball" on Twitter and Instagram or like Kentucky Softball on Facebook.
Friday, Feb. 21
Kentucky vs. Penn State – 4 p.m. ET – Live Stats
Kentucky at FAU – 6 p.m. ET – Live Stats
Saturday, Feb. 22
Kentucky vs. Kent State – 9 a.m. ET – Live Stats
Kentucky vs. Michigan – 11 a.m. ET – Live Stats
Sunday, Feb. 23
Kentucky vs. Penn St – 9 a.m. ET – Live Stats


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Documents have May on Sabres' debt lists
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Avoiding partial functions
From HaskellWiki
There are several partial functions in the Haskell standard library. If you use them, you always risk to end up with an undefined. In this article we give some hints how to avoid them, leading to code that you can be more confident about.
For a partial function f the general pattern is: Wherever we write "check whether x is in the domain of f before computing f x", we replace it by combination of check and computation of f.
1 fromJust
You should replace
if isNothing mx then g else h (fromJust mx)
case mx of Nothing -> g Just x -> h x
which is equivalent to
maybe g h mx
2 head, tail
You should replace
if null xs then g else h (head xs) (tail xs)
case xs of [] -> g y:ys -> h y ys
3 init, last
You may replace
if null xs then g else h (init xs) (last xs)
case xs of [] -> g y:ys -> uncurry h $ viewRTotal y ys viewRTotal :: a -> [a] -> ([a], a) viewRTotal x xs = forcePair $ foldr (\x0 go y -> case go y of ~(zs,z) -> (x0:zs,z)) (\y -> ([],y)) xs x forcePair :: (a,b) -> (a,b) forcePair ~(a,b) = (a,b)
Alternatively, you may import from utility-ht:
4 (!!)
You should replace
if k < length xs then xs!!k else y
This is also more lazy, since for computation of
case drop k xs of x:_ -> x [] -> y
you have to visit every element of the list.
5 irrefutable pattern match on (:)
You should replace
if k < length xs then let (prefix,x:suffix) = splitAt k xs in g prefix x suffix else y
case splitAt k xs of (prefix,x:suffix) -> g prefix x suffix (_,[]) -> y
6 minimumThe function
checks if a number is a lower limit to a sequence. You may implement it with the partial function
It fails if
isLowerLimit :: Ord a => a -> [a] -> Bool isLowerLimit x ys = x <= minimum ys
is empty or infinite.
You should replace it by
This definition terminates for infinite lists, if
isLowerLimit x = all (x<=)
is not a lower limit. It aborts immediately if an element is found which is below
Thus it is also faster for finite lists. Even more: It also works for empty lists.


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About the ORB® Pivot System:
The ORB® Pivot System is a sealed ball-bearing technology that is widely considered the second generation of an open-bearing system that is being used by some manufacturers today.
The ORB's advantages are plenty: dirt and pocket lint cannot impede the track of these rollers, they're encased. The ball-bearing system tightens the tolerances in and around the pivot of the folding knife, as a result the lock-up is vault tight, yet the rollers allow for almost effortless rotation.
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