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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Cossy Orjiakor Regrets Posting N*de Photos
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she sounds retarded!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 07:54
She IS retardedDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:08
Silly attension fame whoreReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:10
Cossy Omo ale iya ti fi obo jo naReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:17
Agbaya needs even more attention than she already got from the pictures. Attention whore!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:28
Shush ur mouth Cossy!...I am sure she took a bet on this...stupid girl, go spend the money.ReplyDelete
Who cares, play girl mansion? Where? That a mansion? And why do you always have to keep your mouth wide open? To each his own.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 22:12
You normally support this type of behaviour cos you are a hoDelete
And you are a cutlass , Retard! It's your mother that condones this stupid, demeaning behavior.Delete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 22:46
child of a whore leema. waste of sperm and egg. bastard. your words right back at you leema.Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 05:20
Anononymous rat, you are an unrepentant slut, product of unfinished abortion. E pain you? Go & hug a transformer , stupid deprived scavenger . May Devil twist those your goat fingers. You are even a waste of time & energy & sweat used in making babies cos you are a no good bastard, a miscreant to society not only waste of egg & spem go & fry & eat ode!!! First to abuse when it gets back to you u rush back with so much shame. I'm waiting for you. Bastard! Child of a stuffed cow breed or bestiality.Delete
@leema take panadol and get the hell out of this blog, with ur rotten mouthDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:26
Nawa for this Anon and Abby oo.But Leema didnt say anything bad in the first place.Some pple are just nut crazy in the head.Oshisko.Delete
This came out of nowhere o. Is there a part 1?Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 10:37
I wonder how people type such filth with there fingers, it really does nobody any good to trade insults like this. Please you two should cool down and take life JejeDelete
Dear Abby it ought to be rotten fingers( eyes rolling) did you hear me speak? Thank me jor dunce. Please take banana & leave me alone I'm not the cause of your problems.Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 14:26
I kinda like this Leema she gives it right back at ya . Me I know get energy sha, if you abuse me God is watching.Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 15:15
please both of you sheath your swords..though i don't understand why the anon had to start abusing leema when she wasn't talking to youDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:36
Please dont do it againReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 05:25
how old are u pliz? wat stupid commrnt is dis? its quite obvious she is seeking attention dat no one is givn her? are u behind or somthn?Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:32
Are you behind.... Lmao... Fruitcake talking toughDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:58
Nut job talking weakDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:39
Kai cossyReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:40
Cossy againReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:40
That is our own businessReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:41
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:43
Attention is all she desiresReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:51
o ma ga oReplyDelete
Who cares what bedsheet that she uses? OlodoReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:55
Regret? Not in her dictionary.ReplyDelete
Even as she was tweeting the "regret", her Avi still had one of the pictures
She will do worse tomorrow
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 21:57
Lol! Chai.. Sorry o.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 22:28
pls leave her let her enjoy her life she is d only girl in naija brave to show herself like that to d whole world and not actually sleep around with different men. unlike all those ashawo babes disgracing us everywhere around the world all for money sakeReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 23:54
But she can sleep with dogs for money. Please tell us her source of livelihood, if not prostitutionDelete
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 22:38
All of ur shld shut up,yall were commenting on a previous post abt a hugh d**k,saying all such but u condem her behaviour like your saints.if its Kim k its cool bah?stupid low self esteem hating Nigerians..Hypocrites of d highest order.ReplyDelete
Too late cos I av already saved them on my hard disc for wanking purposes.ReplyDelete
Too late cos I av already saved them on my hard disc for wanking purposes.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 10:02
No its not ugo, delete them and call me. My number is 666-IAMA-WITCH or email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Cossy is a dog. Im not surprisedReplyDelete
whatever floats her boat,plus she is promoting her brand as absurd as that thought might be but what i have against her is her saggy flabby skin if she really news to display her body fair enough but hit the gym and tone everything up only those with firm skin with a healthy looking hue should be exhibiting her skin does not even look healthy and she has a constantly bloated and pockmarked face/skin..ReplyDelete
- princessa16 January, 2013 23:49
Cossy is the dumbest human alive! She sounds like a 3yr old! Do we need to know where d pics were taken! U make we wanna puke all over ur sick looking veins infested breastReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 01:29
What is she talking about? She did not pose nude. We did not see her boobs nor the vajayjay. Next time she should take off all her clothes.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 04:12
Good morning peeps, pls visit www.thebanquethall.blogspot.com for Daily Word. Don't leave God for Sundays alone..keep Jesus close.
- dr van bay17 January, 2013 06:34
Cossy is an unrepentant slut! Regret keh? Story that tickles the testicles! And she's using one of the pictures as her avi! Akwuna ogoja! Meanwhile I am still waiting to embalm her! Die bitch die!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 10:03
First wish no harmDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 07:56
Cossy is one very dull gurl with a light brain?who needs to see all this?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:01
Even the men are tired of looking at you,i expect you to be riding the latest cars now with all this exposure yet its not getting you anythingReplyDelete
@ Dr van bay that's rather uncalled for wishing her death? Its understandable dt she's ill, limit ur comment to her behavour and choice of lifestyle but wishing someone dead is nt it ogaReplyDeleteReplies
- dr van bay17 January, 2013 11:43
I JUST WANT TO BE THE ONE TO EMBALM HER DATS ALL! OK TO COSSYS BEHAVIOUR: DIE BEHAVOUR DIE!Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:15
Kim K is not exposing all of this yet she has more assets than you,since you are both dull,if u want to pull a Kim K ,u should do it wiselyReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:18
She was sooo in the mood....her bad......Cossy is insane,cossy is a an attention hoe and she needs to be formattedReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:18
Do pple actually make friends with cossy?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:22
And she is even a lesbian,i just hate this womanReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:28
Cossy needs to be sat down and spoken to like a teenager,at her age and she is still doing all this,exposing that didn't get her anything?if she was driving the latest car or living in a very posh apartment then she has gained but she has nothing to show for it,abeg make she pass the mic and let some1 with sense of humor showcase what she is gotReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:29
cheap guest houseReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:31
ugly thigh ,irritating voiceReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:34
Agbaya(old wretched fool)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:55
PLAYBOY BED SHEET AND PLAYBOY CURTAIN?You have just told us how cheap you can be Ms Cossy,i cant recall Hef doing a bedsheet or curtain for the playboy mansion,ASWANI TINZReplyDeleteReplies
- GRAMMAR POLICE17 January, 2013 10:08
Correction, it was: playboy bedsheetH. I was ready to forgive everything, nudity, unrepentance but BAD GRAMMAR? No way. Go straight to jail Cossy.Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 08:59
SO SHE DID ALL DIS BECUZ SHE WAS IN THE MOOD AND NEEDED TO BE FUCKED?OMGEEZ,CANT SHR JUST PICK UP HER PHONE UP AND CALL ANY OF THE GUYS IN HER CLOSET?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:06
CLASSLESS ,SINGLE GIRLReplyDelete
- Mrs Alade17 January, 2013 09:08
10yrs from now she will look back at all this pictures and feel so bad for herselfReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 10:10
no wo, she iz dvil, she iz gaininging moe solesDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:13
no boifriend,no manfriend,otherwise some1 should be scolding her for exposing this long age boobsReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:18
dumb dumb dumbReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:19
Her mission has been done , so watever she says mks no sense *whore*ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:22
This woman is single and yet she is still fooling herself, she better go to india or marry one of this African chiefs or maybe she should even goto kuvukilandReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 09:24
full of herself yet she has a light brainReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 10:28
How old is she again,at 30 sometin goin to 40 is dis all u can tink of cossyReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:37
Cossy you need JESUS in your life!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 00:34
OYO 4herReplyDelete
Praise her or abuse her, this girl is getting the attention she wants! Her fan base is increasing if u check the statistics so why una de worry una self?ReplyDelete


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Raiders Hold Off A&T
DAYTON, Ohio - The North Carolina A&T men's basketball team fell 56-44 against Wright State on Friday night at the Nutter Center in the Raiders' home opener.
The Aggies (1-2) won the rebound battle against the Raiders (3-0) and held Wright State to well under their scoring average, but A&T struggled to put down their own shots in the contest. The Aggies shot just 33 percent compared to Wright State's 49.
"I thought our kids gave a very valiant effort," said A&T head coach Cy Alexander. "Again, I'm cautiously optimistic that once we start putting the ball in the basket, and if we can keep playing defense at the level that we're playing, we're going to be ok. This is a very good basketball team that we kept to 56 points. But again, we are not scoring. We are not shooting a very solid percentage."
The Aggies were led offensively by seniors Adrian Powell and Austin Witter, who each had 10 points. Witter also recorded a team-best nine rebounds, all on the defensive end.
A jumper by junior transfer Lamont Middleton made it a five-point game at 31-26 with 15:42 left in the game, but that was as close as the Aggies were able to get. A jumper from senior Jean Louisme cut the deficit to seven at 37-30 with 12:39 remaining. A 3-pointer from the corner of the floor by Miles Dixon, who finished with 14 for the Raiders, put Wright State ahead 40-30. Back to back jumpers from Powell and Witter brought A&T within nine as the Aggies worked to come back. A pair of free throws from Lamont Middleton made it a 52-44 game with 2:11 remaining. But the Aggies missed five free throws in the second half, and the Raiders were able to capitalize on A&T turnovers in the second half.
"I was disappointed that down the stretch we cut it down to five or six at one point at time, and we had some free throw opportunities that we did not cash in on. I was very disappointed with that," Alexander said.
The Aggies worked to keep up with the Raiders in the first half. With 9:29 left in the first half, the Raiders took a 21-10 lead on consecutive 3-pointers from Dixon and JT Yoho. A layup by DaMetrius Upchurch pulled the Aggies to within nine, but Yoho answered right back with another 3-pointer to make it a 24-12 contest. A 3-pointer from Witter with just over two minutes pulled the Aggies within nine at 29-20. The two teams traded scoreless possessions over the last couple of minutes to close out the half.
"I'm seeing some good things and I'm seeing some bad things. But if we can continue to do the good things and make them even better, then we've just got to keep working and stay positive on the bad things," Alexander said. "Sooner or later, our shooters are going to put the ball in the basket. We want to just stay positive in that regard."


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Day of The Dead – We Remember Il MortiNovember 2, 2009 at 11:03 | Posted in Amore di Italia, ancestry, Bits and Pieces, Carnival of Genealogy, DiCrocco, family history, family research, genealogy, Italy, Itri, Italy, memories, Tombstone Tuesday | 2 Comments
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In Italy, All Saints Eve or Day of the Dead is day of remembrance and honoring the dead. There is some slight confusion or mingling of the two days – November 1st celebrates the saints and November 2nd is to actually honor the dead. I figured today I would explain to those not familiar with some of the Italian traditions about cemeteries in Italy. Land is at a premium in Italy – available land is needed for farms and housing. Each town though has a walled cemetery usually set outside the main part of town. Inside the walls of the cemetery are considered consecrated land having been blessed by the priest. There is usually an area where smaller metal or wooden crosses adorn the graves of those who cannot afford larger headstones. Headstones in Italy are often works of art with beautiful sculptures on them. Many also have an encased photograph of the deceased. The walls of the cemetery usually are also crypts for those who choose not to be buried in the ground. After approximately 20 years families will reuse the graves for others in the family. Bones of the buried are moved to what is called a bone room housed in the basement area of the chapel. This may seem morbid but is actually a matter of family honor. On this day once a year, everyone goes to the cemetery and honors their deceased ancestors! Flowers are everywhere including at the chapel. Families visit the graves often and bring flowers but this is a special day for everyone. Mass and prayers are offered up for all of the deceased. Sadly we Americans do not have anything of this nature and it is a shame. Our children are not taught to remember those who have gone before us. There is not an emphasis put on valuing what our ancestors did for us. In a land such as Italy where children understand that land and homes have passed from generation to generation, children learn of the sacrifices of their ancestors on behalf of family. It is the respect for family and history that endears Italy to so many of us. It is the call upon many of us to want to return to this sense of family and remembering with pride and gratitude that we understand forms the underpinnings of a civilization that will survive instead of merely exist until something else comes along to replace it.
So it was for me as my mother in law accepted and welcomed me to her family. I was never treated as only a daughter in law but I was loved as a daughter, a member of the family! Of course family has disagreements and times of strife but they are always family, always there to help, to liten, to offer advicde, to love! Famiglia!
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Sadly in America life is barely honored, let alone the dead who have gone before us. I am half Italian on my mama's side, and family means the world to us. My Grandma Isabella pasted away in 2007, and I honestly can say that I don't believe a day goes by that we are not thinking about her and wishing she were still here with us.
I think it is a very sad thing that so many who immigrated here to America let the cultures and traditions of the old world be lost to future generations. Well Thank you for posting this interesting information.
Comment by Jo— October 31, 2012 #
Thank you for this as well! I have lost my grandparents both this year, both Italian. Well, I plan to never let the traditions die out and I celebrate this time of year in remembrance of them and those I have lost…..
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18 April 2013
The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) is mounted on the outside of the International Space Station (ISS). The instrument, which is partly funded by the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR), analyses around 16 billion cosmic radiation particles per year.
On 16 May 2011, the Space Shuttle Endeavour carried the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) to the International Space Station (ISS). The project, partly funded by DLR, was installed on the exterior of the station to capture cosmic radiation with its detectors.
AMS after installation on the International Space Station's Starboard Truss. To the right is the docked Space Shuttle Endeavour, which carried AMS into Earth orbit.
The first results from the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) have been released. This space 'camera' has recorded 20 billion cosmic particles in the first 18 months of operation – yet that is just a small step. "We have received around eight percent of the data to date," says Stefan Schael from RWTH Aachen University. The project, funded by the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR), is just at the beginning of its operating life. "We expect a lifespan of 15 to 20 years." One thing is already clear; the AMS has detected an exceptionally high number of positrons, or antimatter particles. This could be an indication of the existence of dark matter. The scientists next want to track down protons, helium, boron and carbon. Ultimately, the researchers want to find out what the Universe is made of. "The puzzle will only be solved once we understand all the pieces," says the German project leader.
The seven-ton instrument was launched on its journey to the International Space Station (ISS) on 16 May 2011, during the final flight of the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Vibrations during launch, a flight into space, then assembly on the outside of the Space Station – but the sensitive unit survived the trip undamaged. For project leader Stefan Schael, this is the first major technical accomplishment achieved by the AMS collaboration supported by NASA and DLR. The Institute of Physics at the RWTH and the Institute of Experimental Nuclear Physics at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have, among other things, jointly developed and built one of the detectors – the transition radiation detector. "The AMS is a complex instrument, but it has functioned like clockwork from the very first minute." It uses a magnet to deflect up to 2000 particles per second past detectors that acquire data on the energy, mass and electrical charge of each of these particles. As it does so, the device can take measurements in an energy range that could not previously be accessed directly – up to 2000 gigaelectron volts.
Mysterious Universe
The first results, published in the scientific journal Physical Review Letters, are already giving valuable clues. 400,000 positrons flew through the detectors in the last year and a half – a figure that gives the researchers hope that they are on the right track. Following the theory that equal proportions of matter and antimatter were formed in the Big Bang, there must be a large quantity of antimatter in space, but until now it has not been found. However, the AMS measurement results indicate that certain antimatter particles occur in larger quantities than expected. These positrons might have originated from the remains of a supernova in our vicinity, for example. "But we were able to see that the positron distribution is isotropic, so they are either coming from many pulsars or they originated from the annihilation of dark matter, assuming that it is evenly distributed." Future data from this sensitive instrument, which will be evaluated by Schael and his team, might shed some light on this in the coming years.
Schael expects to receive the next results in the summer. The International Cosmic Ray Conference, to be held in Brazil in July, is dedicating an entire science session to the AMS – here, new measurement results will be presented. "Positrons are just a small part of our programme," says Schael. For this reason, the researchers not only want to investigate higher energy ranges, but also analyse the proportion of protons and helium in the existing data, and investigate the ratio of boron to carbon. This means that the amount of data that the supercomputer at the Jülich Research Centre will have to process will not be reduced. The AMS is always at work in space – it will record another 16 billion cosmic ray particles per year.
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When Farzana Wahidy was preparing for a trip to the Canadian Arctic, she shared many of the same concerns a 24-year-old heading far, far north might have: not having Internet access, being thousands of miles from her family and spending two weeks in an environment not entirely conducive to a leisurely vacation.
But for the photojournalist from Afghanistan it also marked a wholly new experience -- travelling with men. "In Afghanistan, it's not normal for men and women to travel together," she said.
Wahidy, who is studying photojournalism on a scholarship at Loyalist College in Belleville, Ont., turned her lens from Afghanistan to the Arctic when she took part in this year's Students On Ice expedition to Baffin Island with 65 other young people from around the world (www.studentsonice.com). The annual expedition teams up scientists, environmentalists and polar experts with the students who learn about the precarious balance in which the Arctic hangs.
Wahidy knows plenty about regions in a state of flux. After taking up photography as a teenager in Kabul, she began chronicling the lives of women and orphans in Afghanistan after the Taliban was removed from power in 2001. Since then, her work has been published by the Associated Press, Agence France-Presse, and most recently, as part of a National Geographic exhibition in Los Angeles.
While she'd travelled to across Europe and throughout much of Asia, Wahidy said nothing that she had seen before could prepare her for the Arctic.
"It was perfect," she said. "It was an entirely different environment for me. To be in the Arctic, it was so quiet and peaceful. There was no thinking about the hard stories from Afghanistan."
With the cool northern air easing her mind, she said she was astounded by the natural beauty -- particularly the seals, whales and polar bears that were as foreign to her as the snow leopards, hyenas and tigers of Afghanistan are to Canadians.
She said the August journey revealed to her the global impact of climate change.
Last summer, satellite images showed receding ice in the Arctic Ocean opened the Northwest Passage for the first time since satellite records began in 1978. Wahidy said that seeing dried up rivers around her hometown in 2007 had much the same effect on her: that changes in North America can affect the lives of those a world away.
Just as she did after the collapse of the Taliban, Wahidy used her camera to record the world around her. "I will photograph whatever I see," she said. "It means a lot to me show (my) world. I find a way through photography to express myself; I feel myself freed."


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Most state highways in mid-Missouri, including Interstates 70 and 44 and U.S. Routes 63, 54 and 50, will likely remain snow covered when motorists head to work tomorrow morning.
Most state highways in mid-Missouri, including Interstates 70 and 44 and U.S. Routes 63, 54 and 50, will likely remain snow covered when motorists head to work tomorrow morning.
Missouri Department of Transportation crews have been out in force plowing state roads since last night, but drifting snow caused by blowing winds, coupled with extremely cold temperatures, have made clearing roadways difficult.
"Driving could still be slow-going and difficult when motorists head out tomorrow morning, so they should allow extra time for their commutes and drive according to the conditions," said MoDOT Central District Maintenance Engineer Randy Aulbur. "We're working as hard as we can to clear the roads, and we ask drivers to be patient with us while we battle this latest winter storm."
While crews have been working around the clock, the bitterly cold temperatures make it difficult to treat roadways with salt and other snow-melting materials. Even in areas where crews have made progress, it's possible motorists may encounter slick spots where refreeze has occurred or blowing snow has covered an already-plowed roadway.
"We will stay with it until we can restore state routes to near-normal conditions," said Aulbur. "I would encourage everyone to be very careful, give our snow plows plenty of room, and check on road conditions if you do have to travel."
As always, drivers are encouraged not to travel if they can avoid it. If they do have to venture out, they can get the latest road conditions by checking MoDOT's Traveler Information Map at http://www.modot.org/ or by calling MoDOT's customer service center 1-888-ASK-MoDOT (888-275-6636). The toll-free phone line is answered 24-hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
In addition, MoDOT offers the following tips for driving in inclement weather:
• Slow down.
• Steer and brake gently.
• Accelerate slowly at intersections.
• Allow plenty of distance between your vehicle and the one ahead of you.
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Submission + - Samsung Creates New File System F2Fs For Linux & Android (muktware.com)
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Tigers will not play at Quincy Tournament Friday or Saturday in order to avoid postseason ban.
Kirksville High School's basketball team will reduce its games at the Gully Transportation QND/Suns Classic Tip-Off Tournament this week in order to remain eligible for postseason play.
Kirksville was one of several Missouri schools to learn this week its participation in the round-robin event could lead to forfeiture of a spot in the district basketball tournament due to a violation of Missouri State High School Activities Association by-laws.
The by-law in question, 3.18, stipulates that no team can compete in more than three games in a holiday or conference tournament, unless it is a bracket-play tournament, in which case the limit would be four games.
The Quincy event is a round-robin format, where Kirksville was among the teams scheduled to play five games. That amount is permitted under Illinois high school athletics rules, but not MSHSAA.
As a result, Kirksville will not play its previously scheduled games Friday or Saturday this week, and will not play in the tournament next year, KHS Activities Coordinator Scott Latham said.
The Tigers will not attempt to schedule any additional games to make up for the lost on-court time.
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Dude I met this kid from New Mexico last night, he'd never drunk before; he was noodleing all over the place
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Husker Swimmers, Divers Continue Invites
Topeka, Kan. - The Nebraska swimmers got off to a phenomenal start in the Kansas Classic at the Capital Federal Natatorium on Friday.
In Session One, the Huskers were led by Bailey Pons and Morgan Flannigan in the 500-yard freestyle prelims. They finished second and 14th, respectively, and Pons advanced to the A Finals on Friday night. Ariel Weech (Second), Hayley Martin (Third), Shannon Guy (11th), and Bria Deveaux (14th) led the way in the 50-yard freestyle prelims, with Weech and Martin advancing to the evening's A Finals.
Session Two saw even more success for the Huskers. It began with a first-place finish in the 200-yard freestyle relay with a season-best time of 1:34.18. Bailey Pons then won the 500-yard freestyle finals with a time of 4:53.75. Katt Sickle took sixth, while Morgan Flannigan finished in 12th.
Ariel Weech and Hayley Martin took second and third in the 50-yard freestyle finals with times of 23.63 and 23.72, respectively. Shannon Guy took tenth and Bria Deveaux took eleventh in the event.
Nebraska finished the day with a third place finish in the 400-yard medley relay. Notre Dame took first and Kansas took second.
The squad will return to action on Saturday morning as they look to build off of their tremendous start. Check back in for updates as the Huskers continue competition in the Kansas Classic, beginning at 10 a.m.
Houston, Tex. - The Nebraska divers continued competition in the Phill Hansel Invite at the CRWC Natatorium on Friday. All four Huskers competed in the one-meter dive, with Amy Herman finishing 12th after posting a finals score of 238.05.
Payton Michaud just missed the finals, as her preliminary score of 248.20 was one point short of Herman's 249.20. She finished in 13th place. Nicole Schwery finished in 16th with a score of 242.65.
The Huskers will finish competition on Saturday with the platform dive. It will be the first time they have competed in the event this season. The Invite will resume at 10 a.m., as the Huskers look to finish strong in Houston.


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Returning Lady Mavericks Head Coach Staci Derstein says her team of scrappy basketball players might surprise some opponents.
Returning Lady Mavericks Head Coach Staci Derstein says her team of scrappy basketball players might surprise some opponents.
"This team is as quick as any team I've coached," said Derstein. "I've coached some teams that had taller girls, some with 5'11" starters. This team is different, we're going to play at a more up-tempo pace. We're going to use our athleticism. We're going to try and get the team out of what they want to do."
The Lady Mavericks, who will enter Tuesday's road game against Fairfield with a (3-3) record in their first six games, is made up of a handful of returning seniors as well as some incoming talent from last season's junior varsity team.
"We have five good seniors, I think they will all contribute, Angela [Liggett], Halie [Headrick] have been starters so they'll be solid. My other seniors are good, smart, athletic kids. They work hard. They will have big roles on the team this season. McKenzie [Rose] is going to do some good things. She's playing varsity and junior varsity. She'll continue to improve and she has the potential to make an impact at a varsity level."
Derstein said that it was difficult to single out players, especially on a team sport that requires all of her players to contribute. "I think they are all going to do well," she added.
Liggett, Headrick, as well as Dena Liggett, Riann Heft and other players were part of the Lady Maverick volleyball team that competed at sub-state volleyball. Derstein was asked if she had seen any fatigue from volleyball starters.
"No. They had a couple of weeks off. They are athletic and in good shape. I think because many of them played volleyball, it's an asset to us when we start basketball."
She said by the time players begin practices they are limber and warmed up from the volleyball season.
An obstacle for her team is height. Sarah Spicer, a 5'11" sophomore is the tallest player on the team, while Heather Melton, a 5'9" junior (and Lady Mavericks Volleyball All-Star) is the tallest starter.
"We are not tall," she acknowledged. "We'll press and trap and try to push the ball up the court and try to take the other teams' bigger girls out of the equation. Our girls jump well; we negate some height because our girls are very athletic. As long as they are willing to use their hustle and quickness, our lack of height doesn't kill us. On those nights when we are playing a team, with the 6'2" girl, you bet we've got to get creative."
Derstein, like men's Maverick Head Coach Nick Perez, sees a tough schedule down the stretch, but is optimistic about her team's chances to compete at the state level.
"We have a tough schedule, it'll be a fun season. Teams will challenge us. [At the end of the season] I hope we're hanging a banner in the gym. I think we are a sleeper [team] that people are not taking as seriously as they should I think we can be in that last game of sub-state with a chance to go to the state tournament. I think that's possible."
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Orpha L. Stout, 91, of El Dorado, died Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013.
Orpha L. Stout, 91, of El Dorado, died Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013. A celebration of her life will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Reece, Kansas Cemetery. The family will receive Friends and relatives on Monday evening from 6 to 8 at Carlson Funeral Home, El Dorado.
She was born on Oct. 30, 1921 in Meeker, Okla., the daughter of Charley and Hattie Bell (Davis) Colbert. She graduated from Seminole high School, worked for 20 years at Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital as a dietary aide. She loved to play Bingo and volley ball.
On Nov. 21, 1944, she was married to Charles E. Stout, Jr. in Colorado Springs, Colo. He preceded her in death.
Those who survive include her daughter and husband, Diana and Darrell Lowmaster of El Dorado; seven grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and 18 great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Stout; a daughter, Sharon Lewellen; two brothers, Melvin and Cleo Colbert; and two great-grandchildren.
Memorials to her memory for the Church of Christ in Augusta and Amedisys Hospice m ay be left with Carlson Funeral Home who are in charge of the arrangements. Condolences to the family can be sent to www.carlsoncolonial.com.


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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — James Snorgrass stood at the corner of a Columbia intersection, waiting for the bus to arrive at 7:10 a.m. A knee-length parka was wrapped around his slender frame. An insulated hat covered his salt and pepper hair.
"It's a cold morning to be out here," Snorgrass said, as he leaned out into the street looking for the bus.
Snorgrass, an Army veteran, had caught the same bus every weekday for more than a month to get to Truman Veterans Hospital.
"This is my every day routine," Snorgrass said. "Monday through Friday."
In many ways, the veterans hospital has become the center of his life. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has provided him with medical care, counseling, classes on budgeting and an apartment to live in, the Columbia Missourian (http://bit.ly/1c9TLly ) reports.
Before October, Snorgrass, 57, was homeless, living at the Salvation Army's Harbor House.
But in October, Snorgrass was accepted into a house operated under the Veterans Affairs' Transitional Residence Program, where he lives with seven other previously homeless veterans.
In total, Veterans Affairs has provided housing and subsidized rental opportunities to 126 veterans in Columbia. The housing is part of a larger push by Veterans Affairs to eliminate veteran homelessness in the United States by 2015.
In 2013, Veterans Affairs increased funding for homeless-veterans programs by more than $80 million. The increased funding could soon provide rental subsidies for 13 more veterans in Columbia.
The push to reduce homelessness has made an impact, according to an annual report by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The report showed that veteran homelessness has declined by an estimated 24 percent since 2009.
Snorgrass pays $300 a month to live at the house, and the residence program covers the cost of utilities.
"It's a good thing for vets getting back on their feet," Snorgrass said. "If I wasn't a vet, I don't think I could deal with everything by myself.
"They pay the gas and lights. All you have to do is buy your food."
But in less than a year, Snorgrass has to move out of the transitional housing and find his own apartment.
He worries that he won't be able to afford food and the higher rent of other apartments in Columbia.
"The first month will probably be a little touchy," Snorgrass said.
The bus came to a stop. Snorgrass took off his thick winter gloves — donations along with his hat and coat — and handed the driver his ticket.
As he stared out the window at the familiar scenery of the route, Snorgrass cupped his hands and pressed them against his graying mustache, trying to warm them with his breath. The bracelet on his wrist read, "Support Our Veterans."
Snorgrass, who has suffered from depression and alcoholism, goes to the veterans hospital every weekday to take part in group counseling sessions. He began attending the sessions as part of his housing agreement with Veterans Affairs, but has continued to go even after completing the 21 required days.
"They told me, 'You know all your warning signs now,'" Snorgrass said. "You know what made you relapse. You really don't have to come to that many classes. But I told them, 'I do want to come because it does keep me sharper, and if I see somebody struggling, I can help them out with that.'
Said Snorgrass' sister, Joyce Foster: "It's been a lifeline for him."
Snorgrass suffers from a debilitating back injury that he has had four surgeries to try to correct.
Snorgrass said he first injured his back in the Army, the result of unloading large rounds of ammunition from a truck at Fort Ord in California. While working as a manager at a fast-food restaurant, a tank of soda rolled off a truck and struck Snorgrass in the back, he said.
The accident made it difficult for him to work, and led to the string of surgeries that has still left him with herniated disks in his lower back.
For a while, Snorgass was able to work as a certified nursing assistant for a couple nursing homes, Foster said. But employers did not want to hire him, he said, because they saw his back injury as a liability.
"My brother has never been a person that was lazy and didn't want to work," Foster said. "But there you are, stuck between a rock and a hard place."
When his back injury worsened, he began drinking every day. He stopped attending church and quit leading Sunday school.
"If I was in pain, I would self-medicate," Snorgrass said, admitting that it really didn't help.
"I was having a hard time paying bills," he said. "I was getting behind in my rent and everything else, and when you get behind like that, it's hard to get caught back up.
"I never was able to get caught back up."
Snorgrass took care of his mother as she was dying from pancreatic cancer, and Foster said her death also played into her brother's depression.
"I'm sure that impacted him emotionally," Foster said. "It's something he talks about a lot."
Snorgrass said he tried to quit drinking on several occasions, but would always relapse. At times, Snorgrass became so depressed he considered taking his own life.
"I was beating myself up over it," Snorgrass said. "I had to learn to quit beating myself over it and let go of the past, and just live one day at a time."
Snorgrass entered the lobby of the veterans hospital and took a seat below the large American flag draped above the waiting room.
Veterans of different ages and branches of the military moved about the hospital. Some took advantage of the freshly brewed coffee near the entrance.
"I usually get here early to drink a cup of coffee and relax," Snorgrass said.
There are many veterans who need help. Many of the people who lived at the Salvation Army were veterans, Snorgrass said.
"It's getting scary, because people depend on the pantries and places that can help them with food and stuff," he said. "And right now, people are struggling with jobs. So the ones who used to have these jobs that donated, they're finding themselves having to go there. It's pretty rough."
The help Snorgrass has received through Veterans Affairs has given him a new outlook on life. "I'm not looking back," he said.


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News.com.au tells the tale of Toby McCasker, a former deputy entertainment editor for the magazine ZOO Weekly, who claims he was fired for blowing the whistle on efforts by Rockstar Games to influence coverage of Red Dead Redemption. McCasker posted excerpts on Facebook of an email allegedly from Rockstar saying: "This is the biggest game we've done since GTA IV, and is already receiving Game of the Year 2010 nominations from specialists all around the world," going on to say: "Can you please ensure Toby's article reflects this — he needs to respect the huge achievement he's writing about here." The Facebook posting is now removed, and McCasker is no longer with ZOO Weekly. "I did not sign up to become a journalist to write advertorials masquerading as editorial," he says. "This 'cash for comment' culture that is fast becoming the status quo within print media bothers me a lot."
Kotaku has a response from ZOO editor Paul Merrill saying: "I would like to make it clear that at no time has Rockstar EVER sought a preferential review in return for advertising. In fact no games company has ever suggested this. And Zoo would never give a positive review to a game we didn't rate in return for ad dollars. Toby McCasker was sacked for a number of reasons, one of which was his decision to post a private email on his Facebook page. This email was not referring to a game review. He should not be considered a credible source of information on this matter." News.com.au also has a comment from Rockstar Games Australia: "We are not clear on what the story is here. We always try to present our games in the most compelling way to media and fans alike and of course we, like every other video game publisher in Australia or anywhere else for that matter, want to have our games seen in a positive light." The article also says: "It is understood McCasker had earlier received two official warnings about his behaviour."
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Quotes from ACI National
When you spend an entire day at an industry conference with numerous inspirational people, it's amazing that you can end the day with certain key phrases stuck in your mind. It also amazes me how many notes I can jot down in just one day.
The 2013 ACI national conference kicked off this morning in Denver, Colorado. And my obsessive note-taking started first thing this morning as I listened to Aron Ralston share his incredible story. (If you aren't familiar with Aron Ralston, you can read more about him here.)
While I haven't fully digested all of the great information and conversations I've had today, I wanted to share the phrases that I've given the most stars in my notebook today.
"We need people inside and outside of the industry—from the crawl space to Capitol Hill."
–Amy Fazio, Executive Director, ACI on the future of the home performance industry
"Nothing good in my life have I done alone."
–Courtney Moriarta, Technical Lead, SRA International, Inc. quoting a friend in her acceptance speech for the ACI Leadership Award
"You all know me as the guy who cut his arm off—it's going to be a while until I live that one down."
–Aron Ralston, motivational speaker in his introduction
"96% of homeowners know that Energy Star exists."
–Garry Upton, Executive Vice President Decision Analyst, Inc. quoting data from a recent homeowner study
"Building science isn't necessarily locked in. It helps for students to see [comments on industry blogs] to know there is often a debate going on."
–Amanda Evans, Director, New Mexico Energy Smart Academy, Santa Fe Community College on using blended (online and in-person) training
"Houses are like snowflakes: they look the same from far away but as you get closer you see just how different they are."
–Ron Judkoff, Principal Architectural Engineer/Program Manager, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (this seemed especially relevant today when Denver got approximately 5 inches of snow)
"All I want is to sell more good work, make money, and save the world."
–Chandler von Schrader, National Manager, Home Performance with Energy Star, EPA on his career goals; he added "It's when we stray from this that things go wrong."
"Nobody should do duct blasting tests in existing homes."
–Michael Blasnik, Principal, M. Blasnik & Associates, adding that duct blasting tests for existing homes cost a lot of money and don't provide enough useful information
"Do I need to make the argument that social media is here to stay?"
–Peter Troast, CEO and Founder, Energy Circle during his social media for home performance session
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Animal rescue group benefit
ROYAL OAK — Volunteers from New Beginnings Animal Rescue will be serving as guest bartenders from 7-9 p.m. Thursday at Lily's Seafood Grill & Brewery, 410 S. Washington Ave.
Tips will benefit the Royal Oak-based animal rescue group. There will also be two raffles and a door prize. If you are having dinner, tell your waiter that you'd like to donate and Lily's will donate 10 percent of your bill to help New Beginnings.
For information on the group, click nbarmichigan.org.
Giraffe twins stillborn
ROYAL OAK — The Detroit Zoo reported sad news for people anxiously awaiting a giraffe birth.Kivuli gave birth to stillborn twin calves early Monday morning.
Twins are extremely rare for giraffes and the animal care staff isn't sure if that was a factor in the stillbirths. They had been watching Kivuli closely for several months in anticipation of her first birth.
"Everyone is saddened by the loss," zoo officials told their Facebook followers. "Our veterinarians are conducting post-mortem studies to learn more about the calves, and Kivuli continues to be closely monitored."
The zoo's Facebook fans posted 750 online condolences in two hours along with hopes that Kivuli becomes an expectant mother again.
Parade pasta benefit set
ROYAL OAK — Organizers of the Oakland County St. Patrick's Day Parade have scheduled their main event fundraiser – a spaghetti dinner – for 5-7:30 p.m. Thursday at the VFW Acorn Post 1669, 214 E. Fourth St.
The cost for the all-you-can-eat meal is $10 for adults and $6 for children. The theme of the benefit and parade is "40 shades of green."
A 5K run called the Lucky Dash also is planned to offset parade costs. It starts at 10:45 a.m. on the parade day, which is March 16.
For registration information, call 586-822-6713 or 248-543-8420.
The parade leaves Royal Oak Middle School, 709 N. Washington, at 11:30 a.m. March 16 and heads south on Washington Avenue.
Ideas needed for teen programs
ROYAL OAK — Middle and high school students are invited to bring their ideas for teen library programs at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28 at the Royal Oak Public Library, 222 E. 11 Mile Road. They will share ideas for teen programming, projects, displays, newsletters and more. Snacks will be provided.
To sign up for this free program, visit www.ropl.org or call Youth and Teen Services at 248-246-
OU to award 16 scholarships
ROCHESTER — Oakland University's School of Engineering and Computer Science is seeking 16 academically talented students to take advantage of National Science Foundation scholarships in industrial and systems engineering, and mechanical engineering.
As part of a $598,980 grant the SECS received last year to fund its OU's Product Lifecycle Management Scholarship Program, 16 students are already receiving $4,800 in support per year for up to four years.
The scholarships offered this year will be awarded evenly between students of both engineering disciplines. The NSF's goal in allocating these funds is to help satisfy a growing demand for engineers by enabling more students to enter the workforce following completion of their degree.
Aspiring engineers interested in pursuing the NSF scholarship opportunity should contact Professor Robert Van Til, chair of the Department of Industrial and System Engineering, by phone at 248-370-2211 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Sixteen scholarships will be awarded to students enrolling in fall 2013.
To learn more about OU's engineering programs, visit oakland.edu/ise or oakland.edu/secs/me.
Gaming fun for teens
ROYAL OAK — Middle and high school students can chill out at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28 at the Royal Oak Public Library, 222 E. 11 Mile Road, and play video games on Wii, Rock Band and Playstation 2. Snacks will be provided.
Registration is limited to 25. To sign up for the free program, visit www.ropl.org or call Youth and Teen Services at 248-246-3725.
Detroit River Days scheduled
DETROIT — The Detroit RiverFront Conservancy announced recently that Detroit River Days Presented by the Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort returns along the Detroit riverfront June 21-23. Last year, more than 150,000 people attended the three-day festival, which celebrates Detroit's maritime, ecological and culinary culture while featuring interactive exhibits, large-scale sand sculptures, strolling entertainers, eco-friendly kids' zones, carnival rides, and live concerts with performances featuring more than 50 local, national and international music acts.
"Detroit River Days gives us the opportunity to showcase our riverfront and all its tremendous vibrancy on a much larger scale to the region and to the world," said Faye Alexander Nelson, president and CEO of the Conservancy. "This year's festival promises to be a memorable one. We're looking forward to the community coming to Detroit River Days and celebrating with us 10 years of revitalizing the riverfront."
Festival details will be available at riverdays.com and through the Conservancy's "Detroit Riverfront" Facebook page and Twitter.
To inquire about becoming a sponsor, vendor or performer at Detroit River Days, call 248-334-4600. Visit www.detroitriverfront.org for more information.


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Despite rainfall in recent weeks and the lifting of water use restrictions in many parts of north Florida, counties such as Levy, Gilchrist and Alachua still remain under restrictions due to low groundwater levels.
"Although groundwater conditions have rebounded in many areas of the District following cumulative rainfall over the last couple of months, some areas are still facing low and extremely low conditions," said Megan Wetherington, District senior professional engineer for the Suwannee River Water Management District.
The district's governing board Tuesday lifted restrictions in Baker, Dixie, Hamilton, Lafayette, Putnam, Suwannee and Taylor counties.
"The District is lifting water restrictions in areas that have made significant improvements, but we would like to remind the public that year-round water conservation rules apply to all counties within District boundaries," said SRWMD Executive Director Ann Shortelle.
Including the three counties mentioned earlier, water restrictions will remain in effect until Sept. 30 for the following: Bradford, Columbia, Jefferson, Madison and Union.
The Amend Order also extends the water restrictions to all unincorporated areas of Alachua County that are located in the St. Johns River Water Management District, in accordance with a delegation agreement between the two water management districts and the Alachua County Board of County Commissioners.
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Every so often, we ask a panel of public radio's music experts to share their favorite new songs. This week, we feature picks from KCRW's Anne Litt, WNYC's Soundcheck host John Schaefer, FolkAlley.com's Kim Ruehl, KUTX's David Brown and our own Frannie Kelley, one of the hosts of NPR Music Radio's Microphone Check.
The music ranges from a wrenching confessional to unapologetic braggadocio, with a little mbira thrown in. If you like what you hear, go ahead and download them. They're yours to keep.
Time now for our music project, Heavy Rotation. Every two weeks NPR Music reaches out to hosts and program directors at member stations around the country, and asks them to share a favorite new song. And every month, we play one of those tracks here on MORNING EDITION and get to know the music and some of the people playing it. Today's pick come from a name that will be familiar to many Public Radio listeners.
DAVID BROWN: My name is David Brown and I am the executive producer and host of something called Texas Music Matters.
WERTHEIMER: This former host of the Public Radio program MARKETPLACE now covers music for member station's KUT and KUTX in Austin, Texas. He says it's not that much of a stretch.
BROWN: Music, the activity of music in Austin generates somewhere on the order of $1.6 billion worth of economic activity. There is just so much going on, 10,000 musicians and the greatest densities of music clubs anywhere in the world.
WERTHEIMER: Brown says in Austin, music is news and they cover it thoroughly.
BROWN: We do artist interviews and artist profiles, where we're telling stories and we're telling it in that kind of informal way, in hopes that, even if you are not a music fan, you're going to find something that, kind of, connects to you.
WERTHEIMER: His pick for Heavy Rotation was inspired by one those interviews; a recent conversation with singer Miranda Dodson about her song "Try Again."
BROWN: And what she told me was so personal that I just, kind of, couldn't believe that she was just pouring it out, as she was. She said that, not that long ago, she became pregnant. And she was a bit surprised by it and wasn't really sure, even, that she wanted to be pregnant. But when she had a miscarriage, she and her husband talked about whether or not they would try again. And she realized that she wanted to do this.
She wanted to be a mother. And so, they decided to try again. And she had another miscarriage. And she was so profoundly affected by this, she began to question herself and wonder if there wasn't something wrong with her. And as she described it, she began to feel a sense of shame.
BROWN: We've all experienced those feelings of should we just give up? Should we just throw in the towel? Is anything worth this kind of personal doubt? That's what has ended up on this very heartfelt song, which, by the way, does have a happy ending that's not included in the song. I asked her, you know, well, what happened - did they try again, in fact? And she said, well, my son just celebrated his first birthday. So that was pretty remarkable.
WERTHEIMER: That's David Brown of Texas Music Matters. His pick for Heavy Rotation is Miranda Dodson's "Try Again." You can find the entire list at NPRMusic.org.
This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Linda Wertheimer.
And I'm Renee Montagne.
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Capitalism and the Transformation of Africa: Reports from Equatorial Guinea
Pathfinder, 2009 - 150 pages
* Transforming production and class relations * The Cuban revolution's internationalist road"In the decades of wars, economic crises, and explosive class battles that lie ahead, the weight of the toilers of Africa in shaping the future will be greater than ever before."Reporting from Equatorial Guinea in central Africa, the authors focus on the social transformations unfolding, as revenues from offshore oil extraction are used to build infrastructure on which rising labor productivity, industry, and progress depend. Pulled into the world market as never before, both a capitalist class and a working class are being born.Here also, in accounts of the work of volunteer Cuban medical brigades in Equatorial Guinea, is the living example of Cuba's socialist revolution-made possible by workers and farmers who were led five decades ago to take power into their own hands.Woven together, these seemingly disparate threads-the beginning transformation of production and class relations in Equatorial Guinea, and the proletarian course of the Cuban Revolution-show a future to be fought for today."Reliable basic information about contemporary Equatorial Guinea, information that would be of much value to any reader who is not familiar with the country."-African Studies QuarterlyIntroduction by Mary-Alice Waters, photos, maps, index.
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LAS VEGAS, NEV. -- Senior Brinson Paolini fired a final round 70 (-2) to place tied for 16th at the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters Sunday. The Blue Devils, playing the final round a man-down due to an illness, posted a 14-over 302 to finished tied for 10th with +29 893.
California claimed the tournament medalist honors with an eight-under 856, 13 shots better than Alabama and New Mexico. UCLA (+6, 870) and Stanford (+12, 876) rounded out the top five in a 15-team field that included 12 of the top 15 teams in the country.
Patrick Rodgers (Stanford), James Erkenbeck (New Mexico), Michael Kim (California) and Cory Whitsett (Alabama) finished in a four-way tie at four-under, while Cameron Wilson (Stanford) was the only other player under-par at -1, 215. Paolini was Duke's top finisher in a tie for 16th with a three-over 219.
Paolini got off to a terrific start in the final round with birdies on No. 1 and No. 3 before closing the front nine with six straight pars. The Virginia Beach, Va., native ran into trouble with bogeys on No. 10, No. 11 and No. 12 to slip to one-over. He recovered with birdies on the par 5 13th hole and added another on No. 14. Following three more pars, Paolini birdied the par 5 18th hole to register his team-leading eighth under-par round of the season.
Senior Tim Gornik, competing as an individual, fired a one-over 73 in the final round. He suffered a double-bogey on his fourth hole of play (No. 13) before carding three straight birdies to close out the back nine. Gornik remained at one-under heading into his 17th hole (No. 8) before suffering a double-bogey. He finished with a par to place tied for 58th.
Seniors Adam Sumrall and Julian Suri both shot four-over 76s Sunday. Sumrall started slowly and sat at four-over after five holes of play. He recovered to play even-par golf over the final 13 holes with two birdies, two bogeys and nine pars. Sumrall closed the event with an eight-over 224 to tie for 36th.
Suri opened with back-to-back bogeys before carding birdies on No. 5 and No. 8 to get back to even-par. He slipped to three-over after a bogey on No. 11 and a double-bogey on No. 13. Following a birdie on the par 4 16th, Suri suffered bogeys on each of the last two holes. He finished the tournament in 77th with a 241.
Freshman Mads Soegaard finished the tournament tied for 25th with a six-over 222. After two strong rounds to open the tournament, Soegaard ran into trouble Sunday en route to an eight-over 80.
Sophomore Michael Ricaurte was unable to compete in the final round of play due to illness. He shot 75-77 over the first two rounds.
Duke returns to action on Thursday, March 14 with a six-man match play event against Grand Canyon University.


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Three young Israeli musicians, who call themselves the Prototip Trio, bring their innovative approach to classical masterworks to the Madison Theatre, on Saturday, Dec. 8, at 8 p.m., at Molloy College.
The energetic ensemble – comprised of Grammy nominated mandolin player Avi Avital, harpist Sivan Magen and Nadav Len on guitar – create a sound that is balanced and unified, yet colorful and diverse. With their high level of ensemble playing, Prototip is the plucked string version of familiar chamber ensemble prototypes such as the string quartet and the wind quintet.
Tickets are $20-$35. For more information, contact (516) 678-5000 ext. 7715 or www.madisontheatreny.org.
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