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Quote from: Leafsfan on December 15, 2013, 10:19:52 PMBetter shot of the logo:The three B's don't show.Source:http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/12/15/survivor-cagayan-jeff-probst/Nice job! Thanks.
Better shot of the logo:The three B's don't show.Source:http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/12/15/survivor-cagayan-jeff-probst/
So where is Cagayan? We have a province here in the Philippines with the same name.
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My guess of who wins that are my faves is Rachel. I dont know why I have that feeling but also a feeling that Im totally wrong at the same time.
Laura M raised her leg far too high from the beginning of the Redemption challenge. The higher you raise it, the more energy you need.. so it was a bad call and judgement by her thinking that if she lift up higher, it gives her more room to make mistake if she accidentally let go. But the thing is, once you start moving, the whole vase will fall.. so it doesn't matter how much room or how high you lift the vase from the ramp.
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After leading the University of Houston men's basketball team to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in nearly two decades, head coach Tom Penders announced his resignation Monday afternoon during a press conference at the Athletics/Alumni Center.
In six seasons at Houston, Penders compiled a 121-77 (.611) record with postseason appearances in five of those years. The recent 2009-10 campaign featured a remarkable run at the GMC Sierra Conference USA Championship in which the Cougars won four games in as many days, capped by an 81-73 win against No. 1 seed and 21st-ranked UTEP on March 13.
The Cougars competed as the No. 13 seed at the NCAA Tournament Midwest Region in Spokane, Wash., falling 89-77 to No. 4 seed and 20th-ranked Maryland on Friday night.
That was the 11th NCAA Tournament appearance and the 20th postseason appearance for Penders during his 36-year career. He finished the 2009-10 season with a 648-438 (.597) career record.
Penders became the fourth head coach in Houston history to lead the Cougars into the NCAA Tournament, joining Alden Pasche, Pat Foster and the legendary Guy V. Lewis. He also was the only coach in school history to lead the Cougars to at least 18 wins in six straight years.
"Contrary to recent speculation, I have decided to resign as the men's head basketball coach at the University of Houston and may pursue other opportunities in and out of basketball," Penders said. "I came to the University of Houston with the goal of returning UH to the NCAA Tournament. We achieved this goal, and now it is time to for me to move on. This was a tremendous accomplishment for our players and coaching staff. We will go down in history as the team that brought UH back to national basketball prominence, and I am so proud of my players and staff."
"I appreciated the opportunity to work with Tom during these last nine months and am grateful for his six years of dedication to the University of Houston men's basketball program. He took over a team that struggled to consistently win in the past and led it to a Conference USA championship and the NCAA Tournament." Houston director of athletics Mack Rhoades said. "We wish Tom, Susie and their family all the best in their future endeavors."
While known for his teams' high octane offenses that routinely ranked among the best in the country, Penders' Cougar squads were equally adept with the ball in its hands. Houston ranked among the top-20 national leaders in fewest turnovers per game in each of the last four years, including a school-record-low 9.0 giveaways per contest in 2009-10, second-best in the country.
In 2009-10, Penders guided senior guard Aubrey Coleman, who is poised to become Houston's first national scoring champion with 25.6 points per game and was a two-time All-Conference USA First-Team honoree.
Houston was the seventh stop for Penders during his career, making him one of only three coaches in NCAA Division I history to achieve that milestone. The Stratford, Conn., native also moved into the top-25 NCAA Division I all-time leaders in career wins (648) and career games (1,086).
Prior to joining the Cougar program, he served three years as a radio/television analyst for ESPN and Westwood One Radio. He previously served as head coach at Texas (1988-98), Rhode Island (1986-88), Fordham (1978-86), Columbia (1973-78) and Tufts (1971-74).
Rhoades said the search for Penders' successor would begin soon.
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TORONTO, May 6, 2013 — RBC Global Asset Management Inc. today announced April net sales of $804 million. Long-term funds had net sales of $907 million and money market funds had net redemptions of $103 million. Assets under management increased by 0.8 per cent.
"April proved to be another strong month for RBC Global Asset Management. We are pleased to see such strong levels of sales as we continue to capture a significant portion of industry long-term mutual fund net sales," said Doug Coulter, president of RBC Global Asset Management Inc. "As a result of investors and advisors continuing to look for yield, our income-generating products continued to see strong inflows. Notably, the PH&N Monthly Income Fund surpassed the milestone of $3 billion in total assets."
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"More powerful than a locomotive. Able to eat tall couches in a single bound-"No, not Superman, but Marley, the demolitions expert disguised as a rambunctious yellow Lab, has stepped out of John Grogan's popular novel, Marley & Me, and come to a theater near you…
… And now you can win an adorable movie poster just for enumerating the many blunders made by Marley's patient but exasperated owners, the author's family. More about that in a moment.
Marley & Me, the movie, opened Christmas Day. A week before the American Kennel Club (AKC) invited members of the Metropolitan Dog Club to a private screening in NYC and gave each guest a movie poster. It was quite a thrill to be part of an audience of canine aficionadosveterinarians, fanciers, rescuers and dog writers.
The AKC also helped make the public service announcement (PSA) about responsible dog ownership shown at the start of the movie. This PSA and the poster gave me the idea for the contest. I'm building suspense. More about how you can win a Marley poster later on.
The AKC (www.akc.org/marley) is proactive, educating the public about breeds publicized in major motion pictures. No one wants to see impulsive puppy purchases. Labrador Retrievers have already been the #1 AKC registered breed for about 17 years; Labs do not "need" a spike in popularity.
As Lisa Peterson, AKC director of club communications reminds us: "A dog is a living, breathing being, a 10 to 15 year commitment. It is very important to do your research before you get a dog to make sure the breed you choose fits your lifestyle. Once you add a dog to your family, it is crucial that you socialize and train him consistently". Whenever a dog movie goes to DVD, the AKC inserts breed parent club and other resources in the package.
Labs are the ultimate active canine love machines. Marley was the energy extreme. During filming 22 Lab actors were needed to fill the paws of the real Marley at various stages of his life. The story recounts how the persistent pooch bulldozed his way through the Grogan homes and into their hearts. Despite extensive damage, separation anxiety and thunder phobia, they never gave up on their boy, the "clearance puppy".
Grogan turned his newspaper columns about the antics of his delinquent dog into a bestseller while foolishly I stockpile 26 years' worth in folders. I chuckle when I recall Juliet, my first Afghan, as Marleylight. In 1981 Juliet, like Marley, flunked out of obedience school but actually her sequence was: suspension (for standing on her hind legs and slapping her teacher across the face), expulsion (for leaping over the benches into the spectators), and finally getting left back. Juliet repeated the course before barely graduating as a beginner.
If nothing else, we learned that obedience instruction is not one size fits all. Juliet's teacher was wonderful with Dobermans, while sight hounds were not her forte. Free spirit Afghans balk at "30 minute" downs or other heavy handed methods. After all, Afghan Hounds never enlist in the Prussian militia.
As novice dog owners, we made some of the same mistakes as the Grogans. (Read between the lines for contest hints.) We never crated Juliet when we left for work. She would redecorate the curtains, distress the wood on the cabinets, and call her cousins in Afghanistan because the phone would be knocked off the wall. Since she'd smack the clock stopped at 10 minutes to 8, we knew the ruckus began as soon as we left. Juliet continued to wreak havoc until we adopted Alfie, her Afghan brother. We were lucky. They could have teamed up as desperados.
Marley & Me spans the lovable Lab's 13 year life. I don't want to be a spoiler but be prepared with tissues. This warning comes from the same blubberer who'd fetch a colleague to read her class the end of Charlotte's Web; the same sobbing teacher who would hand a student the last page of Stone Fox to finish aloud.
Everyone who has ever held a beloved pet crossing over to the rainbow bridge can identify with Grogan. Lisa Peterson of
the AKC says, "It doesn't matter if you have owned one dog or ten. At the end
of the film, you're watching yourself and your cherished dog at the vet"
•Drum roll, please… Now for the Marley & Me poster CONTEST: From either the book or movie, send me a list of responsible dog owner and/or training errors inadvertently made by Marley's family. The 8 most complete lists will win a "Marley & Me" puppy movie poster, courtesy of the AKC. The retired school marm/ judge promises not to correct spelling. Email your list to me at: email@example.com with "Attn: J. Anderson-Marley & Me contest" in the subject line or mail them to the Massapequa Post, 1045B Park Blvd, Massapequa Park, NY 11762. Don't forget your contact info. Deadline is Jan. 25. The list is a fun vacation project to do with the kids.
•"Rhapsody in Rescue" concert to benefit dogs and cats at Last Hope Inc.- Sun. Jan. 11 at 4 pm (snow date.- Jan. 18) at St. John's Episcopal Church Huntington (corner of 25A & Prospect St.). Mezzo soprano Leslie Valentine and other professional NYC artists will be performing an enjoyable program of classical and popular music. Reception to follow in church's Great Hall. Tickets $30 in advance; $35 at the door. For more info: 516-220-6695 or www.lasthopeanimalrescue.org .
•For Adoption: New Year's Eve connects the old and new. Our poster dogs from Babylon Town Shelter (643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon represent this timeline also. "Rex" in Cage 13 is a purebred German Shepherd
Dog, probably about 10 years old—
wonderful "old soul." His untraceable microchip reveals that he was adopted from a city shelter 2 years ago. The "Parkway Pups" are a puzzling case. Last Friday two were found on Southern State and two in East Farmingdale nearby but they appear to be the same litter. The 3 month old pups in Cage 26 look like Vizsla/Dobie mixes.
Female: "Flower" scared St. Bernard 2 years old- Cage 43; "Laverne & Shirley" longhaired sister cats in C-10; "Helga"- blue-eyed Hound mix Cage 25; strange coincidence- a stray older St. Bernard Cage 47.
Male: Retriever mix Cage 14; black Lab mix pup Cage 20; "Roosevelt" Akita mix recovering from fractured pelvis Cage 19.


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Kennedy, a 6-foot-6 senior forward, posted a pair of double-doubles in three Forester victories last week. In the 84-76 road win at No. 6 Indiana Wesleyan on Jan. 3, Kennedy went for 19 points and nine rebounds. The native of Charlottesville, Ind., enjoyed a career night with a personal-best 19 rebounds to go along with 23 points and four assists in the 76-67 triumph over Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) on Jan. 5. Two nights later, Kennedy finished with 26 points and 11 rebounds, which was his 18th-straight game of 10-or-more points.
For the week, he averaged 22.7 points, 13.0 rebounds and 2.0 blocks. He shot 53.2 percent (25-of-47) from the field and made 18-of-31 free throws (.581). Kennedy sits 14th in the NAIA in both scoring (20.3 ppg) and rebounding (9.1 rpg).
The next Player of the Week announcement will be on Jan. 17.
Nominees: Spencer Adams, Dakota State (S.D.); Porter Birtell, Concordia (Neb.); R.J. Jarrett, Southwestern (Kan.); Davon Thomas, Jamestown (N.D.); James Parrott, Bellevue (Neb.); Alan Douglas, William Penn (Iowa); John Schaeffer, Concordia (Mich.); Sean Gaines, Warner Pacific (Ore.); Dennis Norford, Fisher (Mass.); Kearsten Marion, Bluefield (Va.); Masse Doumbe, Northwood (Fla.); Antoine Watson, Indiana Southeast; Caleb Sutton, Judson (Ill.).
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Ellen Page is in talks to star in a new spy film 'Queen & Country', based on Greg Rucka's comic book of the same name
Ellen Page is in talks to star in spy movie 'Queen & Country'.
The 'Juno' actress is being eyed to lead a new action franchise for 20th Century Fox, which will be based on a comic book by Greg Rucka.
The story follows a young British Intelligence agent named Tara Chace, who finds herself attempting to thwart a terrorist plot while, at the same time, her identity is compromised and she battles her own personal demons.
According to Variety, Fox has been hoping to build a franchise around Page, who has previously starred in numerous films for the studio and off-shoot company Fox Searchlight, for some time. The movie is being considered a potential series for Page in a similar vein to Matt Damon's starring role in the Bourne trilogy.
Since breaking out and earning an Oscar nomination for 'Juno', Page has caught the eye of top directors including Christopher Nolan, who cast her in 2010's 'Inception', and she has also starred in 2009's 'Whip It!' and more recently, 'The East'.
Page will next be seen reprising her role as Kitty Pryde in Fox's superhero blockbuster 'X-Men: Days of Future Past'. The actress first played the mutant character in 2006's 'X-Men: The Last Stand'.


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Learning experiences of the future will be multi-sensory, engage technologies and significant computational power continuously and invisibly, and will be completely engaging. The emergence of highly cross-disciplinary fields like nanoscale science and technology, bioinformatics, and cyberinfrastructure sciences has brought into sharp relief the need to transcend computational, perceptual, and imagination walls in order to educate future generations of students. There have been repeated calls in various national reports for the need to bridge discovery and learning in non-trivial ways. In order to reach the current and future generation of students - the aptly labeled Gen-Z or the digital generation - information technology needs to be at the heart of educational efforts and play more than an add-on role. Simply put, we need to rethink education ground-up.
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Kevin Henry with Contemporary Pediatrics Magazine interviewed AAPD President Dr. Warren Brill about the disconnect between general pediatric care and dental care, and why it's important to collaborate with physicians to improve the overall health of your pediatric patients. The interview was featured in their October edition of the magazine and includes an article titled, "Children's Oral Health." The article mentions some surprising statistics, including the fact that 89 percent of children saw their primary care provider, but only 1.5 percent saw a dentist. Here's a sample of the interview:
Henry: How does the AAPD see dentists and doctors working together when it comes to pediatric oral health?
Dr. Brill: Both pediatric dentists and pediatricians want our children to reach their maximum potential. This can be very difficult when a child is in pain due to dental disease, i.e., dental caries and abscesses.
It is important that pediatricians understand the importance of normal oral growth and development, proper home care techniques, dietary considerations, and, most importantly, the establishment of a dental home by age 1 or the eruption of the first tooth, whichever comes first.
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Decolonize The New World

 Modern residents would hardly recognize the Bay Area as it was in the days of the Ohlones. Tall, sometimes shoulder-high strands of native bunch-grasses...covered the vast meadowlands and the tree-dotted savannahs. Marshes that spread out for thousands of acres fringed the shores of the Bay. Thick oak-bay forests and redwood forests covered much of the hills...
...Packs of wolves hunted the elk, antelope, deer, rabbits, and other game. Bald eagles and giant condors glided through the air. Mountain lions, bobcats, and coyotes—now seen only rarely—were a common sight. And of course there was the grizzly bear...These enormous bears were everywhere, feeding on berries, lumbering along the beaches, congregating beneath the oak trees during the acorn season, and stationed along nearly every stream and creek during the annual runs of salmon and steel head.
-from The Ohlone Way		<...

On Columbus Day, 2012, the people of Oakland awoke to find a few dozen banks and other parasitic entities vandalized. Paint was splattered all over the walls, glass littered the ground, and the windows of the City Hall were being repaired that sunny morning. This was the first time in recent memory where the holiday was commemorated with destruction, disdain, and disorder directed at the fine and noble institutions of capitalism and colonialism.
Downtown was abuzz with chatter about what had happened the previous night. The mayor and the rest of the city bureaucracy felt bereaved, having had the windows and doors of their fair temple smashed once again. They complained to the media, lamenting the fact that on Columbus Day, in front of City Hall, there was supposed to be a fan rally for the Oakland A's wherein all the problems of the world could momentarily be forgotten. Unfortunately for them, no one walking downtown that day could forget so easily. There was still anger in the atmosphere, lingering on despite all hope for the contrary.
The world that grew from the Spanish Missions, the world that created the rows of houses, the paved roads, and the electric lights of the metropolis was attacked the night before Columbus Day. The colonial world, the old world, the linear virus that extends in all directions: this was the target. Before the virus created this metal, glass, and concrete landscape, the land that is now downtown Oakland was a vast marshland filled with countless mammals, birds, and fish. These marshes sustained human life and enabled the Ohlone, Miwok, and other tribes of the area to live without an empire, exterminatory wars, or hunger. The Bay Area was a
giant cauldron of life before colonization, just as it is now largely a cauldron of death.
Let us look no further than the image of Alan Blueford chalked on the bricks in front of City Hall and let us remember how he was killed by a psychopathic police officer while he was on the ground screaming. Let us not forget the indifference of City Hall towards his death or the cold words of Ignacio De La Fuente, the aspiring fascist dictator of the city. And let us not forget that there will be no prosecution of the cop who killed Alan Blueford. This is the system of death, and for just under an hour on the evening of October 7th it was assaulted by the chaotic forces of life.

But let us be clear, the forces of life are small, and they are enmeshed within the system of death. Our counterforce is stuck paying rent, working, and stealing whatever we can in order to survive. Our time is mostly out of our hands, and what little extra there is of it is spent trying to combat our enemy.
On Friday, October 5th, a small group of people met at the Montgomery BART station on Market Street in downtown San Francisco. This city, the center of colonial expansion in the Bay Area, is host to the consulates of various nation-states. The small group of people, numbering just over thirty, stepped out onto the streets and marched to the Canadian consulate, handing out fliers explaining how the US, Mexico, and Canada are engaged in an exterminatory war against the earth and its inhabitants, determined to extract as many resources from the soil as possible before their system eats itself.
They stood for ten minutes in front of the building while in the sky fighter jets tore through the air during their annual display of fascist technology. After leaving, the group continued to march down the street towards the Mexican consulate near the entrance to the Bay Bridge. As they marched, the people on the sidewalk stared at them and their banners in bewilderment before being distracted by the jets in the air and soon forgetting what they had just seen. Once the group reached the Mexican consulate, a few people read aloud the text of their flier. They were drowned out several times by the terror in the sky. The group dispersed without incident, signaling the start of a long weekend.

The next afternoon, a group of nearly two hundred people met at Justin Herman Plaza on the waterfront in San Francisco. They assembled for an anti-capitalist and anti-colonial march that would make its way through the financial district. Almost immediately, it was clear the police were not going to allow this march to take place. They confiscated a pirate-ship float that had been constructed for the march and destroyed it, they sent in a few old and feeble cops in plain clothes to take pictures of the participants (one of whom was fortunately assaulted and scared away), and declared the march illegal before it had finished walking a single city block. Perhaps knowing their efforts would be cut short, people began hurling paint at the police soon after discovering their presence on the street was a crime. The march lasted ten minutes before being attacked by the police. Twenty people were arrested and taken away to jail. The jets continued to fill the air with terrible noises. The banner that the people had marched behind read RESIST GENOCIDE – DESTROY WHAT IS CIVILIZED.

On the evening of October 7th, people met at Oscar Grant Plaza for a march remembering the anniversary of the invasion of Afghanistan by US and NATO forces. Around two hundred people stood in a circle, drank tea, and listened to each other speak their minds about why they were there, where they came from, and what they wanted for the future. It felt like the best parts of the old general assemblies: togetherness, patience, strength. One speaker compared the smashing of windows to slinging rocks at a tank. She did not condemn either tactic. When I heard these words from her mouth, I spent then next twenty minutes realizing that she was correct in her comparison. Both tactics do little damage to their monolithic targets. Smashing bank windows has not brought down capitalism, just as slinging rocks has not freed Palestine. But, just like her, I cannot and will never condemn either tactic. They represent the force of life, desperately lashing against what it knows it cannot immediately stop, but determined to do it just the same. With her words, the speaker reminded me (and possibly others) of the infinite and proud nature of life. The march through downtown was powerful, angry, and left a clear, unmistakable message that could not be ignored as easily as the events of the preceeding days.
I in no way want to glorify or glamorize our inability to effectively destroy the forces and projects of our enemy. We are all caught in a web and other humans have taken the place of the spider. So often we attack each other and leave the web intact. To say we are doing the best we can is an overstatement. We are simply doing what we can, attempting to build off even the smallest success and increase the likelihood that our next efforts will mutate and transcend our past barriers and limitations.
DOWN WITH DEATH
LONG LIVE LIFE
With direct solidarity to:
-The EZLN, the imprisoned fighters, and the autonomous and indigenous communities of Mexico
-The Grand Jury Resistors in the Pacific Northwest of the US
-Those fighting the tar sands and the pipelines in Canada
-The workers of the Foxconn factories in China
-The family, friends, and memory of Alan Blueford, RIP

Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 15:00
love it. this one is a pretty
love it. this one is a pretty awesome communique from the weekend as well:
FREEDOM TO ALL THOSE STILL SITTING BEHIND BARS AFTER THIS WEEKEND. love & solidarity
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 15:38
And the Ohlone had to wipe
And the Ohlone had to wipe their butts with leaves. I prefer TP.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 15:53
And when there are no more
And when there are no more trees we will bury you in your own used TP, troll.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 10:23
But until then, live it up in
But until then, live it up in luxury you whiny worry wart.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 15:56
"DECOLONIZE THE NEW WORLD..." Here's the most realistic way to bring it about -- I'll have a little chat with my close personal friend Doctor Who, and see if we can borrow the TARDIS for the weekend and just make ever last bit of baddy-bad stuff that's taken place in the Western Hemishere since 1492 go totally bye-bye!
Leave it to this scene to explore ever more esoteric and self-indulgent forms of utter ridiculousness as a compensation for its total lack of real world capability and credibility.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 17:03
Oh for fuck's sake, STFU
Oh for fuck's sake, STFU already. You think anarchists are infantile, adolescent, blah blah blah. You hate anarchists, but spend inordinate amounts of time trolling anarchist news, and telling people how things should be done. Well, put up or shut up time. All these things that you think would be more worthwhile? GO FUCKING DO THEM! Talk about infantile. Quit fucking whining already and get off your ass and do something. We're all waiting with baited breath for you to begin demonstrating exactly how it's done.
Anonymous (not verified)
Sun, 10/14/2012 - 21:23
Maybe this person doesn't
Maybe this person doesn't hate anarchists
Maybe this person is an anarchist
Maybe this person just hates you.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 16:18
"Long Live Life" <-- So
"Long Live Life" <-- So dumb. Say hi to the GEIST for me.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 23:24
"So Dumb" <---Say hi to your
"So Dumb" <---Say hi to your mom for me.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 23:33
Our word, our song and our
Our word, our song and our cry, is so that the most dead will no longer die. So that we may live fighting, we may live singing. Long live the word. Long live Enough is Enough! Long live the night which becomes a soldier in order not to die in oblivion. In order to live the word dies, its seed germinating forever in the womb of the earth. By being born and living we die. We will always live. Only those who give up their history are consigned to oblivion.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 07:28
Oh shit, someone called my
Oh shit, someone called my hollow sloganeering dumb! I better employ my ZAPATISTA SHIELD!
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 16:46
whatever. if there's
whatever. if there's something dumber than sloganeering, it's calling it dumb. you're a jerk, case closed.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 17:35
Slogans are fine, yours are
Slogans are fine, yours are just particularly dumb. Also lazy. Sorry, I'll try to align myself more with the forces of LIFE!
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 16:46
I once spray-painted a rose
I once spray-painted a rose black...
It scared everyone,
It felt good!
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 21:09
Uh, is that an islamic star
Uh, is that an islamic star and crescent in place of the "C" in "ACAB"? Completely serious question.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 21:31
Actually now that I see the
Actually now that I see the title of the image file is "hoodiehijabs" I now know that is exactly what I think it is. I don't mean to sound like an internet troll, but I honestly and sincerely speak from the heart when I say that whoever held or was involved with the making of the banner or approved of it in any way is a fucking piece of shit and has no place in an anarchist movement. Your job is to burn places of worship, not promote them. Islam is a fucking disgusting, parasitic, patriarchal, hierarchical, state-loving religion, JUST LIKE ALL MAJOR RELIGIONS. There is no solidarity to be found between anarchists and women "oppressed" in some other country like France for not being able to wear a hijab and the task of the anarchist is to be endlessly critical of systems of domination and not extend support unconditionally to literally any group that is disliked by a more powerful group. Islamophobia is bullshit. If anarchists are to in any way be in solidarity with, for instance, arabs facing discrimination by the state, and part of that discrimination is based on them also being muslims, it must be (always) a CRITICAL solidarity, where we in NO WAY embrace Islam. It's the same shit with black nationalist and Marxist-Leninist armed struggle groups. We have a CRITICAL solidarity. We reject the paths they've chosen, but we are in solidarity with them as people who fought the state and agreed with some of our politics. And we make those critiques known regularly, whenever we discuss our solidarity with those groups and what it means and how our solidarity is different from those who completely embrace their politics.
Can't Americans just get this shit right? Why does it have to be two extremes of stupidity? On the one hand you have chickenshit pacifist liberals who abhor all violence and then you have these other idiots that don't even have real politics of their own that they could describe to anyone and define themselves solely in opposition to the other group, embracing every act of violence, every "oppressed group," everything that could possibly piss off or scare the pacifist liberals, as if that was the sole goal of revolution. You have all these idiots running around vocalizing support for a Palestinian state, Hezbollah, the Black Panther Party, and other shit and then occasionally calling themselves "anarchists?" Sacco and Vanzetti would be rolling in their graves. They died for your movement that you embrace as a hobby, show some fucking respect for our history and stop shitting on it with your gross statist and identity politics.
"ACAB Allahu Akbar!"
No, no, a thousand times NO. Not in my movement, not on my watch, get the fuck out.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 21:47
I didn't know real anarchists
I didn't know real anarchists were so authoritarian. Tell me more about my "job."
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 22:11
Yeah, I mean, fuck! Can't
Yeah, I mean, fuck! Can't these anarchists just stop telling me they want to destroy the business that I am CEO of! This is 'Merica! I have a right to be in this position after working so hard for it!
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 01:34
Well before I tell you that
Well before I tell you that ill tell you this, I'm looking for BEN.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 07:25
Yeah, anarchy can mean
Yeah, anarchy can mean whatever I want it to mean, because that's ANARCHY, BABY! And if you disagree and think it should mean something distinct and specific, well, just look at who's being little miss authoritarian!
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 12:14
Authoritarian? You fucking
Authoritarian? You fucking hypocrite fool.
Go for a trip to Saudi Arabia, Egypt or Qatar and comme back telling us on your experience promoting anarchy there, if you are still alive by any chance. Especially for promoting atheism and abolition of patriarchy...
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 16:49
OK, will somebody please
OK, will somebody please answer this by talking about the ways that white supremacism benefits from the framing of places like Egypt (ever been there, anon?) as capitals of homophobia? There's a powerful critique of this in radical queer circles now. I don't have the energy for it, but seriously, it's not even anarchists talking about this.
Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, 10/10/2012 - 22:24
no dude it means all
no dude it means all religionz iz basturdz. take a chill pill. think, man, think.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 04:37
well, I happen to know some
well, I happen to know some Muslim anarchists who are down as fuck, and always make good decisions and have never once done anything authoritarian or hierarchical. religion can be a lot of different things. it can be part of emancipatory movements (look at the history of the middle ages)
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 06:39
That's true, religion bashing
That's true, religion bashing is passé in this day and age because the belief system has evolved historically to the point where it transcends superstition and sees social power as from the people and not from a mystical entity. Also Islam is functionally integrated into the social fabric by way of legal and economic mechanisms which treat all of its members as family. C'mon, troll away neo-nazi anarchist factions!
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 06:43
And also explain how tribal
And also explain how tribal indigenous belief systems somehow escape the 'religion label' by those who are most critical of religions. Maybe these people cannot differentiate between churchianity and religiosity? THINK HARDER!
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 12:24
which tribal
which tribal indigenous?
Traditional Native americans have:
- no church, temple or any other specific place of worship
- no elite priest class who use the belief system to gain and preserve power. Chamans and other medicine men are borderline, but they weren't know to have some political status in hierarchies, other than within their own kind.
- System of belief not being used to explain away social inequities, and hierarchy
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 12:25
so, NOT a religion. Only
so, NOT a religion. Only spirituality.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 15:25
WTF is a chief then smartass?
WTF is a chief then smartass? Continue to romanticise indigenous hierarchical cultures, I'm staying with the neolithic family clan system which allows me to go off on my own for weeks on end and do individualist exploration stuff and being able to leave the kids with the mother and grandparents to look after, and don't call this patriarchal, it's individualist neanderthal nihilism!!!
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 06:46
Remember, the enemy is
Remember, the enemy is capitalism, not individuals' beliefs.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 07:23
Oh, thanks for the reminder.
Oh, thanks for the reminder. I totally forgot that anarchists never identified religion as a fundamental oppressor that must be opposed. No...Capitalism, No Masters, right? Or can we even oppose the masters since maybe they individually believe in domination and we have to go do battle with the abstraction Capitalism only.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 07:36
Well you know the master of
Well you know the master of the hipster clique at the local mall oppresses me because he does weights and psychologically bullies me, but testesterone is an abstraction, right? So would I become an oppressor if I took up a baseball bat? Or is violence a cultural abstraction also? Hey, maybe reality is an abstraction unless you feel it huh?
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 08:58
When we're done with the
When we're done with the Muslims, could somebody help me oppress some indigenous people? Their continuing affinity for traditional belief systems is really offending my liberal secular sensibilities!!!
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 09:19
I don't want to go to school
I don't want to go to school and become the president!!
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 10:24
More like, "when I'm done
More like, "when I'm done with the argument at hand can someone help me dismiss it with a strawman?"
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 16:29
Yeah, it certainly isn't like
Yeah, it certainly isn't like North American indigenous peoples ever have their spirituality or ancestral claim to lands dismissed as "creationism and ethnic pseudoscience". And I certainly can't think of any instances in which a (percieved) adherence to secular/liberal values is encouraging the conquest of Muslims of theft of resources from their lands...
Not connected at all....nope...
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 17:37
It also certainly isn't like
It also certainly isn't like you understand what a strawman argument is. Not at all....nope...
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 17:39
Oh, but you're certainly good
Oh, but you're certainly good at making them, though.
Anonymous (not verified)
Sun, 10/14/2012 - 21:33
And we dismiss bourgeoisie
And we dismiss bourgeoisie economics as pseudoscience and ideological mystification. And, you know, that's true.
What's with the "secular/liberal" shit? So you gotta be a liberal to not buy into the mystification of spirituality?
Anonymous (not verified)
Sun, 10/14/2012 - 21:28
Ever notice how you can use
Ever notice how you can use "liberal" to describe anything you disagree with?
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 18:23
there is a lot of subtlety to
there is a lot of subtlety to this critique that every response has failed to address. Why are we still on this identity tip? As if the radical queer/woman/ally/poc/duck wasn't already bankrupt enough, we need to add muslim to the mix?
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 21:01
Exactly, and all you people
Exactly, and all you people opposing this critique are mad stupid. Just think for one moment about if there was a cross on the banner. You'd all be shitting on it. It's just because Islam's hot right now in the media and the minds of right-wingers that you think it's okay for anarchists to associate with it and embrace it. There are places in the world (I'm not claiming it's many) where Christians are oppressed, for being Christian. It's true. So is this a cause you want to take up? You want to make an ACAB banner with a cross on it and have a totally uncritical solidarity with oppressed Christians? There are also different sects of Christianity oppressing each other. Northern Ireland is a good example, especially if you look back a bit further in the history of it. So maybe as an anarchist during the Troubles, you wouldn't endorse the IRA for obvious reasons, and you wouldn't write letters to the pope and embrace Catholicism as a form of solidarity with the Irish dissidents, but you might express solidarity with them on the level of a colonized people resisting an empire, and have a CRITICAL SOLIDARITY. Why is this shit so hard for all you idiots to understand?
This is one of the reasons American anarchists are stupid. White (and non-white) anarchists think the way to express solidarity with oppressed blacks is to not only study but embrace in some bizarre way various black nationalist movements of the past, as if they represent all black people, and as if their path is identical to the anarchist path. "Anarchists" give at least vocal solidarity to the establishment of states, like the Palestinian state, apparently believing that Palestinian and Israeli people are too dumb to get a critique of the state. "Anarchists" fetishize groups like the Weather Underground and Red Army Faction and look at them as the embodiment of what it meant to be "militant" back then, even though the Weather Underground did not use anarchist methods of struggle and the RAF was even supported by the East German government.
So excuse me for telling you all what your "job" is, but it seems that American anarchists have very little understanding of anarchism and kind of need to be told what it's about because it seems to thrown around as a catch-all term similar to radical. Anarchists are supposed to have a set of principles and stand for things, things many anarchist martyrs have died for. They're not supposed to have wishy-washy politics that boil down to embracing whatever's in vogue and trying find the best position to piss people off with. Anarchism is not about pissing people off and being a dick, it's about attacking the class enemy.
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 13:35
I don't think all your
I don't think all your ancestors killed colonizers. How could that possibly be true?
Anonymous (not verified)
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 17:00
I read the "all" as modifying
I read the "all" as modifying "our" [this is how we talk here in the South, an ongoing subject of tension on this board].
So it means that practically every one of us, even white folks, is descended, somewhere back there, from an indigenous group that resisted colonization at some point or another.
Anonymous (not verified)
Fri, 10/12/2012 - 07:03
If that is intended meaning
If that is intended meaning of the banner (that everyone descends, at some level, from someone who at some point killed a colonizer), then it is a meaningless banner.
Anonymous (not verified)
Fri, 10/12/2012 - 07:04
And since when is Oakland
And since when is Oakland "the south"?!
Anonymous (not verified)
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Also, why are anarchists
Also, why are anarchists marching in a protest led by a giant nationalist flag?
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Thu, 10/11/2012 - 21:02
That's what "anarchists" do
That's what "anarchists" do here.


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As I reported exclusively a few weeks ago, Michelle Williams and Jason Segel went on a date after the Oscars. The original article is here. That week Jason tweeted something cryptic about being in love which he then ended up deleting when the story started circulating.
Now Us Weekly has the first photos of the couple out for dinner on Saturday night in Brooklyn. They've apparently been seeing each other, or trying to, every weekend, either in LA or in New York. Jason's also been spending time with her daughter Matilda.
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CENTERVILLE — Benjamin Wyman, 92, of Centerville died on November 24, 2012. Born in Malden on July 13, 1920, he was the son of the late Mary and Morris Wyman. He was the devoted husband of the late Annie Wyman of 65 years.
CENTERVILLE — Benjamin Wyman, 92, of Centerville died on November 24, 2012. Born in Malden on July 13, 1920, he was the son of the late Mary and Morris Wyman. He was the devoted husband of the late Annie Wyman of 65 years.
The last surviving of 5 siblings, Mr. Wyman was raised in Malden and moved to Bridgewater in his early teens where he worked on the family dairy farm. In 1945, he married Annie Mendelson and was employed as a salesman of wholesale plumbing supplies, working the last 15 years for Summerville Lumber & Supply until his retirement in the late 1970's.
Mr. Wyman was a dedicated working man, but always found time for his family, whether with the Boy Scouts or all sporting events.
In his early days, he was an avid candle pin bowler with an average in the 120's and later in life, became an avid 10 pin bowler and was still bowling up to 3 weeks before his death.
He was a practical, dedicated and loyal man to his family and friends, and will be missed dearly.
A loving father to Maurice and Cynthia Wyman of So. Yarmouth and Michael and Cheryl Crowell Wyman of Hyannis and loving grandfather to Renee and Gregory Dowling of Hyannis, Joshua Wyman of Hyannis, Reid Wyman of So. Yarmouth, Jason and Rachael Murtha of Taos, New Mexico and Elisha Binh Wyman of Hyannis. He was the loving great-grandfather to Sean and Brenden Dowling of Hyannis and Sierra Anne Murtha of Taos, New Mexico. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews.
A memorial service will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, November 27, 2012, at the Cape Cod Synagogue, 145 Winter St., Hyannis. Interment will follow at Mosswood Cemetery.
The family will receive guests at 209 Blue Rock Rd., So. Yarmouth, MA 02664 on Tuesday, November 27th, and Wednesday, November 28th, from 7 to 9 p.m.
Memorial donations may be made to: The Cape Cod Synagogue Religious School, 145 Winter St., Hyannis, MA 02601.
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Traveling in "is it spring yet? ND
Where's the Snow! – A ND Car Game
Have you ever played car games? I spy a ________; First one to spot a _______ wins; Look for a red/black/purple car or the ever popular license plate game of who sees an out of state plate first? Earlier this week, two other Extension Agents and I carpooled to a day-long training session held in the lower, west of central section of ND and played a car game very appropriate for this time of year.
Keep in mind that one of the other agents began her journey not far from the ND/Canadian border so by the time we reached our destination we were not many miles short of covering the entire north to south width of our state. Another began her journey east of Devils Lake so we also covered a great deal of the east to west length of our fair state.
Our version of car games was "Where's the snow?" Heading from north to south, one would expect the depth of this year's snowpack to decrease. Nope, not true for the long, long winter of 2012-13. Mid-state width wise, mid not-so-great-cell-phone-coverage area, snow still spanned the length of shelterbelts, covered ditches and calmly rested on hill sides. Moving east to west, it was the mid-point which again still displayed the most whiteness.
Eventually, we arrived at our destination and found the lobby filled with out-of-state, oil drilling specialists of some type who were having difficulties with the company credit card being accepted for their hotel stay. As we waited our turn, one of the group loudly commented that "This place has the most snow they have ever seen anyway in April!" No, we calmly replied, that would be mile marker _____, just south and west of ________. They stared; we left for dinner. I love ND.


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NEW BRUNSWICK — On Friday night, just a weekend away from his sentencing date, Dharun Ravi explained why he wasn't going to make a public apology for what he did to Tyler Clementi.
He says that doesn't mean he isn't sorry for what happened to Clementi, but he had his reasons for not speaking.
"Anything I say now would sound rehearsed and empty, and nothing I say is going to make people hate me any less," he said. "Whatever I say will never change the Clementis' mind about me, or how people see me."
This was during a dinner in New Brunswick with his parents, and the family of defense attorney Steve Altman.
"When politicians give public apologies, to me, it always sounds so insincere and false," he said. "No matter what I say, people will take it that way."
But that's only part of the reason.
The other part lies in the evidence Superior Court Judge Glenn Berman ruled inadmissible before the trial: it may have been a suicide note, or some other telling information about Clementi's frame of mind before he jumped off the George Washington Bridge. Speculation about this evidence has run rampant, and it won't be repeated here. The Clementi family has suffered enough. But one thing is certain; if that evidence pointed to Dharun Ravi, you can bet the prosecution would have fought tooth and nail to get it entered into the record. Instead the prosecutor argued to withhold it from the defense, and even tried to keep it from the judge himself.
"This is the thing," Altman said Friday night. "If we knew what was in those letters, and it pointed to Dharun Ravi, then at least he would know. But we don't know."
In his victim impact statement, Tyler's father Joe Clementi intimated that Ravi's action "affected Tyler at a very difficult time for him, he was very vulnerable."
So while Ravi may have been tone deaf to Tyler's anguish, there was more going on in the poor kid's head.
Altman brought the mystery evidence up in court again at the sentencing.
"Judge, you know. The prosecution knows. But I don't know. My client doesn't know. If there is evidence that (Ravi) should be held responsible for the death of Tyler, please show us and he'll accept responsibility."
And so when it came time for Ravi to say something – anything — he sat. He didn't want to apologize for causing Clementi's death.
"He doesn't wish to address, your honor," Altman said.
But again that's only part of it.
There was much more Dharun Ravi could have apologized for. Make that should have. Setting up the webcam. Tweeting to his friends about what he saw. Then again, about a potential second show. Trying to cover his tracks. Mostly, for the embarrassment and humiliation he caused Clementi, his suicide aside. But he didn't. Not to the Clementi's mother and father or brothers. Not to the court. Instead, he played right into the prosecution's assertion that he "showed no remorse."
This especially seemed to irritate Berman, who opened his remarks to Ravi like this: "I heard this jury say 'guilty' 288 times ... and I haven't heard you apologize once."
Not in court anyway. He did apologize in this paper, two days after the verdict.
"I'm very sorry what happened to Tyler," he said in an exclusive interview with The Star-Ledger.
But it would have been good to hear In open court, with the world plugged in.
Throughout these proceedings Ravi has sat impassively, stoic at times, and made him seem unfeeling or arrogant. That was — and is — his public face. He could have gone a long way in softening that image of himself by apologizing. Instead, he cemented it.
When this came up Friday night, Ravi said it didn't matter.
"The public doesn't know the real me, and I don't think they care," he said. "People are going to believe what they want to believe. I can't change that."
So he didn't bother to try.
And if it weren't for the tearful statement read by his mother, Ravi's public face would have never cracked.
Sabitha Ravi, too, sat quietly through the month-long trial, in the same seat, in the second row behind her son. Last month, when the verdict was read — all those guiltys Berman alluded to – she put her head down and murmured softly to her husband.
But today, she broke down just two sentences into her statement, and her son followed her. A sheriff's officer put a box of tissues in front of them, and Dharun Ravi took a few and pressed them to his eyes.
In one of the most emotional moments of an emotional day, Sabitha Ravi cried the hardest when she spoke of Tyler Clementi.
"… whenever I talked to Dharun I asked how his roommate Tyler is and he told me he is very, very quiet but is nice. I thought eventually he will come to our house with Dharun. It is so sad that he chose to end his life early. My heart goes out to his family."
She broke down hard then, and her son broke down with her. It wasn't the apology everybody wanted, but it showed remorse.
Related coverage:
• Dharun Ravi sentenced to jail in Tyler Clementi webcam spying case
• Dharun Ravi sentencing, count by count
• Live blog: Dharun Ravi sentencing for bias intimidation, invasion of privacy
• Dharun Ravi sentencing: Tyler Clementi's mother calls Ravi's actions 'evil and malicious'
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Team Lake Nona Wins Tavistock Cup March 20 2012
Team Lake Nona won the Tavistock Cup after the singles stoke play on the second day. The Payne Stewart Salver Award was shared by five players, all finishing with a total -5 under par. They were Ernie Els, Team Albany; Robert Allenby, Team Isleworth; Retief Goosen and Ross Fisher,Team Lake Nona and Thomas Bjorn from Team Queenwood. Lake Nona's total team score was -41 under par, Team Isleworth chased them hard but finished two shots adrift on -39. Team Queenwood improved to third place at -31, leaving Team Albany to pick up the wooden spoon. Team Albany were unfortunately hampered by an unwell Ian Poulter who struggled through the day, finishing at +4 over par for the singles. Tiger Woods was also unable to assist the team Albany effort with a final round of even. Tiger Woods is swinging well but the final product is still not quite there, yet. Closest to the pin competitions were won by; Sean O'Hair on hole 4 with 9 feet 9 inches; Ernie Els on hole 6 at 7 feet 7 inches; Thomas Bjorn on hole 13 with 2 feet 3 inches and on hole 17 Soren Kjeldsen with 4 feet 6 inches. Ernie Els is playing very well in his quest to make The Masters, if he does not qualify Iwould suggest that he would be a great pick for an invitation to the tournament. David Cannon/Getty Image


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BOSTON, Mass. - The No. 22 MIT women's indoor track and field team, who are just two weeks out from the NCAA Division III Championships that will take place from March 8-9, completed the first day of the New England Championships at Boston University on Friday night. Currently, the Engineers sit in sixth place out of 21 teams.
The championship got off to a good start when senior Lauren Kuntz (Pittsburgh, Pa.) vaulted 12-07.50, finishing in first place. Sophomore Joanna Chen (Richland, Wash.) tied for ninth with 11-01.75 and freshman Cimran Virdi (Walnut Creek, Calif.) came in 12th, also with 11-01.75.
In the Distance Medley Relay, the MIT A relay came in third place with a time of 11:34.20, earning six points. The relay finished less than two seconds behind Middlebury's A relay and a full two seconds ahead of New Hampshire. The relay lowered the MIT record by an impressive 15 seconds.
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Ohio State unable to overcome slow start in 70-66 loss to Wichita State in NCAA regional final
LOS ANGELES – Everything had been going right for Ohio State. The Buckeyes had an 11-game winning streak. They were shooting 47 percent and averaging 82 points in the NCAA tournament.
It all fell apart in a hurry in the West Regional final against Wichita State.
The second-seeded Buckeyes shot 24 percent in a horrendous first half, and then fell behind by 20 points before their furious rally came up short in a 70-66 loss to the ninth-seeded Shockers on Saturday night.
"Coach (Thad) Matta says one half of bad basketball can end your season and that's what happened," forward Sam Thompson said.
Ohio State improved in the second half, hitting 39 percent from the floor and making 19 of 22 free throws.
It wasn't enough.
The Buckeyes got within three with 2:48 to play. But Tekele Cotton hit a big 3-pointer for the Shockers, while Aaron Craft missed a 3 for the Buckeyes.
LaQuinton Ross missed another 3 and Evan Ravenel grabbed the offensive rebound, but Carl Hall rose up and blocked his layup with 17 seconds left.
Craft's 3-pointer drew the Buckeyes within four with 8 seconds to go, but he missed another 3 with one tick left on the clock, triggering a raucous celebration by the Shockers and their yellow-clad fans.
"The way we shot the ball coming into the Elite Eight and the Sweet 16, man, everything was falling. But today just wasn't our night," Deshaun Thomas said. "Coach said, 'They're going to fall. They're going to fall. Just be patient.' We had great looks, some of them, but they just weren't falling."
Thomas led the Buckeyes with 21 points and Ross added 19. Craft had nine points on 2-of-12 shooting. Thomas missed all six of his 3-point attempts and Craft was 2 of 7 from long range, where the Buckeyes were 5 of 25 as a team.
"We really didn't get very many easy buckets and it shows," Craft said. "They came out firing and we never really kind of regained our balance until it was too late."
Ohio State quickly left the court and returned to a morgue-like locker room. Freshman guard Amedeo Della Valle of Italy, who didn't play in the game, cried.
Other players hid under white towels or stared into space with blank looks on their faces, knowing they had fallen one game short of a second straight trip to the Final Four.
"I wanted to go back to that Final Four," Ross said. "It hurts a lot, especially when you know we had talent to win the national championship. It's a sad feeling to be going home right now."
The Buckeyes (29-8) were in their fourth consecutive final 16, a record for the Big Ten school. But they sure didn't play as if they had that kind of experience on the big stage in the first half.
They twice led by one point in the opening 20 minutes. They tied their lowest-scoring half of the season with 22 points as Wichita State packed the paint and forced the Buckeyes to shoot from the perimeter.
"All tournament our perimeter shot has been falling," Ross said. "Guys got a couple shots blocked and got a little timid."
They were outrebounded 27-17, with the Shockers preventing them from getting second-chance shots.
"They were a beast on the boards," Lenzelle Smith Jr. said. "They sent four, five guys to the boards every time. Those offensive and defensive boards are so clutch. You get those tough rebounds and usually something good happens."
Craft was especially frustrated, having lost three tournament games by eight points combined during his three seasons with the Buckeyes.
"Last year and the year before were one possession games losing by two, and obviously, this by four," he said. "It's tough. It's crazy tough. It's very tough to grasp how important a possession is in the first half and how that can come back to haunt you in the second."


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The following procedure should be followed by people completing a case study. The goal is to ensure maximum efficiency and that the person being case studied is not frustrated by the process.
So, as a first step ensure that you send the company a list of case study questions. Supplement them if you think the company's situation warrants it. Once you've received the answers to the questions, form it into a case study as follows:
- Background on who the company is
- What they are trying to do
- How their application achieves it, useful technical details particular about how PostgreSQL has helped them achieve it
Write a short conclusion
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Once you've written a draft; re-read it, write and pay particular attention to writing style. If you are uncertain about grammar -- and I believe most people should be -- please refer to a simple English language style guide, such as: http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Writing/
Once you have read it, checked for spelling, etc., forward it to another person on the project to read. Once they have done this and you're happy, forward to the company for permission on the text.
Then forward to "Name to be added" <firstname.lastname@example.com> for layout. You will receive the case study back in a draft layout. This needs to be approved by the company.
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Case Study Questions
General background
1) What industry is your organisation involved in?
2) How many staff does your organisation retain?
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PostgreSQL background
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13) How many developers regularly develop PostgreSQL backed application code?
14) If any, what is the annual cost of support contracts for your PostgreSQL system(s)?
15) Which software and hardware platforms is PostgreSQL deployed upon?
Environment background
These questions are about other database systems your organisation may use.
16) Which other database systems are used in your organisation?
17) How many systems/CPUs do you have those database engines deployed on?
18) Approximately how much data is stored in those systems? How many transactions per day?
19) How many staff are required to administer those database systems?
20) What is the licensing cost of those systems? (over one to three years; you may give a cumulative figure of all systems if you wish)
21) If any, what is the annual cost of support contracts for those systems?
22) How many developers regularly develop application code for these systems?
Application specific questions
To provide useful information to readers, it would be good to look at specific applications. Please answer the following for each application you would like me to write about (limit to 4).
23) Broadly speaking, what does the application do? What problem does it solve? Please provide a thorough description of the architecture with detail which technical readers will find interesting.
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- (b) by customers/clients who purchase a copy/license and run it on their own systems
- (c) by customers/clients but hosted on your systems
- (d) a combination of the above/other (please detail)?
25) How many users does the application serve?
26) Does your organisation need to meet a service/availability/performance level with this application? For example, it must be available 99.999% of the time; it must be available to up to 200 users at a time; the response time of the application must not exceed 800ms, etc.
27) What language(s) is your application written in?
28) If any, what other software packages are used as a component of the application? For example, the Apache web server; a J2EE application server, etc.
29) Approximately how long has the application been in development?
30) Approximately how many lines of code makes up the application?
31) When selecting a database for the application:
- (a) Which database systems were considered?
- (b) Why did your organisation select PostgreSQL? or,
- (c) If the application was originally using another database system, why did you migrate to PostgreSQL? How did this affect the TCO for you/your customers?
32) What features of PostgreSQL does your application rely on most heavily? For example, transaction throughput, scalability, data integrity, etc.
33) If applicable, how has PostgreSQL enhanced the quality of your application?
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General questions
39) Can quotes from your answers be used on the front page of www.postgresql.org?
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