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BioLife Solutions, Inc. (BLFS.OB) Appoints Rick Stewart to Board of Directors
BOTHELL, Wash., Feb. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- BioLife Solutions, Inc. (OTCBB: BLFS), a leading developer, manufacturer and marketer of proprietary clinical grade hypothermic storage and cryopreservation freeze media for cells and tissues, and contract media manufacturer, today announced that Rick Stewart, Chief Executive Officer of Kirkland, Washington-based Cardiac Dimensions, has joined its board of directors and has been appointed to its Audit Commitee. Stewart replaces Howard Breslow, who submitted his resignation from the board.
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Mr. Stewart has served as President and Chief Executive Officer, and a member of the Board of Directors of Cardiac Dimensions since 2001. From 1998 to 2001 he was President and Chief Executive Officer of Tegris Corporation, a leading IT infrastructure and enterprise applications provider for vertical markets. Prior to that Mr. Stewart had a long career within Eli Lilly in its Medical Device and Diagnostics Unit, holding multiple executive positions in general and technical management, sales, marketing and business development. Mr. Stewart was a member of the senior team that led a buyout of the Physio-Control subsidiary from Eli-Lilly in 1994 which shortly thereafter was taken public. He received an MBA from the University of Washington.
Mike Rice, BioLife Solutions Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, said, "I am very pleased that Rick has agreed to join our board at this very important time for BioLife. We are generating record revenues and on a significant growth path, and Rick's extensive life sciences and operations background will make his counsel and participation invaluable as we seek to generate more shareholder value. I know I speak for our entire board in looking forward to the contributions Rick will make as we continue to execute our growth plan."
Rice continued, "Our board would also like to recognize the outstanding contributions Howard has made to support the Company's growth, as a board member and also as corporate counsel for BioLife."
About Cardiac Dimensions
Cardiac Dimensions is a leader in the development of innovative, minimally invasive treatment modalities to address heart failure and related cardiovascular conditions. The company's initial technology platform, the CARILLON Mitral Contour System has been designed to address functional mitral regurgitation, utilizing a novel percutaneous approach. Cardiac Dimensions is based in Kirkland, Washington. For more information, visit the company's web site: http://www.cardiacdimensions.com.
About BioLife Solutions
BioLife Solutions develops, manufactures and markets patented hypothermic storage and cryopreservation solutions for cells and tissues. The Company's proprietary HypoThermosol® and CryoStor® platform of solutions are marketed to academic and commercial organizations in the biobanking, drug discovery, and regenerative medicine markets. BioLife's products are serum-free and protein-free, fully defined, and are formulated to reduce preservation-induced cell damage and death. BioLife's enabling technology provides academic and clinical researchers significant improvements in post-thaw cell, tissue, and organ viability and function. For more information please visit www.biolifesolutions.com, and follow BioLife on Twitter.


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Beaumont man indicted for killing officer
John Wesley Nero was indicted by a Jefferson County Grand Jury on Thursday, Sept. 1, for capital murder and child pornography charges.
Nero is facing the death penalty for the death of Beaumont Police Officer Bryan Hebert, who was killed in the line of duty in July.
According to reports of the incident, Nero fled from police the evening of Friday, July 8. He was traveling down Dowlen Road at a high rate of speed, up to 100 miles per hour, when he allegedly rammed his vehicle into Hebert's vehicle, which in turn struck the officer standing behind it. Hebert was thrown several feet away and ultimately succumbed to the wounds.
Nero was also indicted for a third-degree felony child pornography possession charge.

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CFP. La relacion entre teoria y practica politica
Por Jorge Luis Fabra Zamora (email@example.com)
Les comparto esta otra convocatoria de la universidad de Sheffield.
Les comparto esta otra convocatoria de la universidad de Sheffield.
The relationship between Political Theory and politics – Graduate Conference in Political Theory
28 May 2013, University of Sheffield, ICOSS, 10 am-6 pm
Keynote speaker: Prof. Michael Freeden (Oxford University)
Almost any Political Theory aspires to address itself to a chosen political context, to speak to politics, and to be, at least in this sense, political. Recently thriving debates about "realism" or "(non-) ideal theory" in Political Theory have taken up this long-standing issue and at least implicitly focus on the following question: how are different strands of contemporary Political Theory related to politics?
The answers that these debates have advanced are often offered in terms of a dichotomy between "idealism" and "realism" and of rephrasing the question as a problem of application of Political Theory. Is this all there is to say about the relationship? This question is all the more pressing, as thinking about the relationship between Political Theory and its political context is directly connected to another question that looms large in current debates: in which senses is Political Theory political?
This conference intends to further scrutinize this complex set of questions and the answers that current debates have so far offered. Papers are invited to address, but do not need to be limited to, the following sets of questions:
1) How do different strands of contemporary Political Theory relate to politics? Which alternative ways are there for Political Theory to relate to its political context? How does the way Political Theory relates to its political context shape Political Theory?
2) In which senses is Political Theory political? How many different layers are there to the political of Political Theory? What does this say about the way it relates to its political context?
3) Whilst current debates about "realism" pay more attention to the presuppositions of different approaches to Political Theory, i.e. engage in the 'methodology of Political Theory', it seems that relatively little is said about the methodology and presuppositions used for this kind of "methodological" reflection. How, if at all, is this "methodology of methodology" related to the ways in which Political Theory is political?
Deadline for proposals of papers (300 words): 15 February 2013. Please send questions and submissions to email@example.com. Registration details to follow in early 2013.
This conference is kindly sponsored by the Department of Politics, University of Sheffield. Lunch and light refreshments will be provided.
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Goldhill: ObamaCare to Hurt Those It Purports to Help
Another excerpt from David Goldhill's new book Catastrophic Care: How American Health Care Killed My Father – And How We Can Fix It:
If the ACA places more of the burden of health care on the poor and the middle class, diverts resources into waste and unnecessary treatments, coddles an industry culture of dangerous sloppiness, and crowds out all other social priorities, then it will have actively hurt the very people it was intended to help.
Goldhill is the CEO of the Game Show Network, a member of the board of the Leapfrog Group, and will speak at a Cato forum on his book tomorrow, Wednesday, September 18, from 12-1:30 p.m. at the Cato Institute. The Brookings Institution's Kavita Patel and I will provide comments.
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Is support for non-english characters common in programming languages? I mean, technically, I would think it is feasable, but I don't have any experience in anything other than english, so I don't know how common it is.
I know that there are non-english based programming languages, but can something like C#, C++, C, Java, or Python support non-english classes/methods/variables?
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OWASP AustriaWelcome to the Austria chapter homepage.
The chapter leader is Thomas Kastner
Chapter Board members are: Florian Brunner, Eva Freihofner, Juergen Grieshofer, Marco Marcala, Gergoe Pelz, Erik Rusek, Markus Sojer and David Zotloeterer.
OWASP Foundation (Overview Slides) is a professional association of global members and is open to anyone interested in learning more about software security. Local chapters are run independently and guided by the Chapter_Leader_Handbook. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional association your support and sponsorship of any meeting venue and/or refreshments is tax-deductible. Financial contributions should only be made online using the authorized online chapter donation button. To be a SPEAKER at ANY OWASP Chapter in the world simply review the speaker agreement and then contact the local chapter leader with details of what OWASP PROJECT, independent research or related software security topic you would like to present on.
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Das erste OWASP Austria Meeting wird am 3.7.2013 um 17:00 im Stadtbräu Josef in Linz stattfinden, bei dem sich das derzeitige Team vorstellen möchte und diskutieren möchte welche nächsten Schritte gesetzt werden sollen.
Wir würden uns freuen wenn es eine rege Teilname und anregende Diskussion gibt.
Um Anmeldung an email@example.com wird gebeten, um die Raumreservierung anpassen zu können.
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The very first OWASP Austria Meeting will take place at 2013-07-03 17:00 in the Stadtbräu Josef in Linz. The current team would like to present itself and start a discussion about the next steps OWASP Austria should take.
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A star-studded line-up of sportsmen and women recently visited The Olympic Journey: The Story of the Games, a free exhibition at the Royal Opera House that traces the story of the Games from their origins in Ancient Greece through to the inspirational stories of athletes competing today. Other famous faces at the event included Welsh mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins.
From Sir Steve Redgrave, the only Olympian to have won five consecutive gold medals, to Amir Khan, the youngest British boxer to win an Olympic medal, an array of sporting greats came to see the story of the games played out in the Paul Hamlyn Hall.
A selection of sporting stars, including figure-skating legends Torvill and Dean, at The Olympic Journey: Story of the Games ©ROH/2012
The exhibition features archive footage and artefacts from across the ages, as well as the personal stories of a selection of 16 great modern day Olympians, including Dame Kelly Holmes, who won both the 800 metres and 1500 metres at in Athens in 2004.
On being included in the exhibition, Kelly said:
To be included as one of the featured athletes in The Olympic Journey in my home country is a real honour. Every Olympian has a story to tell, and I hope mine is an inspiration to many people who come and see the exhibition at the Royal Opera House. There's such amazing energy in the city at the moment. I hope that the sport and cultural activities on show in London will really encourage and inspire a whole new generation. - Kelly Holmes
Earlier on this week, Balbir Singh, three-time gold medalist on the hockey pitch, visited the exhibition.
Russian gymnast Olga Korbut will attend the exhibition tomorrow, Friday 3 August, and will be signing autographs for fans from 10am. Visitors to the exhibition will also be able to take home a snapshot of their own Olympic moment, posing for photographs with the London 2012 Olympic torch.
For further details of The Olympic Journey: The Story of the Games, see our previous news feature.


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Some of us hold suicide doors closer to heart than others, and Opel seems to be becoming a brand seeking to embrace us in all sorts of suicidally sound door configurations. The Opel Meriva Concept is a heavy hint at the next generation of the mini-minivan offering from Opel and among many features, it's replete with some mighty well-crafted suicide portals. Oh sure, that's not what they are going to call them. We're sure they'll use some kind of excuse like "a negative connotation" or "could cause protests from family groups," but whatever, that's just what everybody is going to call them. It's the way of the world. You don't see a GM car with a truck-bed and think immediately "it's a truck-car." No, you think "Hey, it's an El Camino." We don't care if does happen to be a GMC, the instinctual thought is "El Camino." Where were we? Oh right, the Meriva.
The Meriva was part of a mob scene at the Opel stand earlier today — as Japanese photographers grappled with Italian "elbow" Press and yours truly was caught in the middle. So please forgive the chaotic feel of some of these photos. Overall the Meriva is a very nice little hauler, the cabin feels airy and the doors give a wide berth to anyone attempting entry. They also make possible the rare, "elegant rear seat exit." So it could be very popular with the celebrities seeking to limit the number of exposures of their own private "Britney." What? They don't want a practical car they can also use for the award shows? A shame that is. A real shame.


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Strange green blobs are taking over the Atacama Desert in the Chilean Andes.
Sometimes we'd be better off if we just kept our jaws shut. It's a different story for the trap-jaw ant.
Christians should do much more than just admire God's handiwork as an end in itself.
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Over the course of the next few months, this blog will be used to spotlight, issue by/per issue, each of the fifteen/15 root issues that exist within the traditional public school/undergraduate educational models, which span from pre-K all the way through the end of the four years until a B.A., B.S., or other functional equivalent credential is received.
The full list of 15 is below to get us started:
o Little, if any, focus on people (soft) skills
o Entrepreneurial / business ownership mindset is rarely, if ever, taught
o Instilling a vision & encouragement of dreams is missing/lacking.
o Financial literacy / wisdom ( too much focus on consumerism )
o "Silo" approach to learning / too narrow. ( nearly all, if not all, content is, and should be, inter-linked.)
o Political climate
o Testing ( credentialist )
o Gift sets ( define/learn/do ) not a focus. Too much standardization and conformity.
o Autonomy & empowerment ( teaching critical/depth thinking )
o Leadership is for all.
o ROI ( $$ -> results ) – this equation is not bearing fruit.
o Stuck in past era/age(s) – the amount of time in the classroom hearkens back to the Agricultural Age, and the curriculum/discussions are akin to the Corporate Industrial Age.
o Remediation – too many have to retake the same material/content later on.
o Lack of focus on personalities/temperaments
o State v. Social (family) power ( the family, not the state, is the cornerstone of society. )
As always, with this blog, feedback is most welcome. Thank you for reading & all the very best at all times!


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Guadalajara — a taste of the old country without leaving Beaumont
Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant offers residents and visitors to Beaumont a taste of authentic Mexican fare without leaving our area. Owner and manager Able Martinez believes that keeping the food true to the old recipes people love and not succumbing to the Tex Mex flair is what makes his customers continue to eat with him. "Everything we make here is made by chefs who are from Mexico and understand the old ways. We are proud of our people and the food they cook and serve," he said.
Customers seem to agree with Martinez's view on this subject. One couple eating a lunch meal, Mr. and Mrs. Walker from Beaumont, said they eat at Guadalajara at least twice each week. "They know us here," said Mr. Walker with a smile, "and when we come in the door, our waitress fills our drink orders and has our places ready for us." The Walkers each chimed in, saying the main reasons they continue to patronize Guadalajara is its convenience for them, the fact that both Mr. and Mrs. Walker can get what they prefer each visit, and the prices are reasonable. "The food is always fresh, it is family owned and operated, it offers a comfortable atmosphere that we are familiar with, and we can spice the food up or down according to our own tastes," said Mr. Walker. "But the main reason we come often," said Mrs. Walker, "is the staff. They are kind, considerate, and always stand at the ready to help us each time we visit."
The couple was eating from the popular buffet, which always features five or six entrees, rice and beans, a complete salad bar with fruit and pudding, and the best chips and salsa in the area (according to the Walkers). Mrs. Walker twice mentioned the fact that the restaurant makes its own chips, shells, and tortillas.
Several folks who were taking a quick lunch break and eating at Guadalajara's pointed out that by eating from the buffet, they could get in, eat their meal in a pleasant environment and get back to work on time, even with a short lunch period. These customers appreciated the fact that they did not have to wait for a meal to be cooked and served and that they could return to the buffet as often as time permitted. The food on the buffet did look fresh and inviting, and the food I tasted was very good. Martinez said that all food served is prepared fresh upon receiving an order and that the customers seem to notice and appreciate that fact. The buffet is constantly being replenished and clean and neat.
Martinez said that the relationships he has built over the dozen years he has owned the busy restaurant are important to him. "I appreciate our customers who return time and time again, and I value their input. We want to treat them in such a manner that they are excited to come and eat, and in a way that they will want to tell their family members and friends about our services.
Martinez also works on his relationships with employees. Most of the staff, including the cooks in the kitchen, has been with him for the entire 12 years. "We do not have much turnover at all," he said with a smile. "I know many restaurant owners and managers who constantly seem to have folks come and go, and that costs money and takes valuable time to train the employees in the way we would like the food served. By keeping the same faithful people, our customers feel well cared for and enjoy visiting when they come in to eat." The restaurant employs an average of 22 people year round.
The festive interior, including a beautiful garden of greenery running along one wall, gives one a feeling of light, happiness and color. The brightly colored Mexican-themed décor invites birthday, graduation, work related and family gatherings. Though there are no completely separate rooms, employees will always try to accommodate customers by seating groups together in specific areas.
One of the more popular dishes to date has been the big sampler platter with a little bit of everything served on it. Diners get two of each, shrimp brochettes, quesadillas, fajita nachos, baby back ribs dripping in sauce, cream cheese jalapenos, all served with chili con queso, guacamole, and sour cream. Quesadillas are always popular, as are fajitas served sizzling hot. The fajitas can be beef or chicken or a mixture of both. There is a Kiddie Korner for little ones younger than 10 with several choices from both the authentic Mexican fare and chicken fingers, kiddie burgers, french fries, grilled cheese and the like.
For eaters of lighter fare, there is a good selection of soup and salad and a la carte items. Mr. Walker wanted me to be certain to mention that he thinks that Guadalajara has the best fresh guacamole every day of the year. "There is simply none better in the Beaumont area," he said convincingly.
There are good selections of steak, chicken and shrimp along with varied Mexican dinners and a fully stocked bar. Martinez said during the week, the restaurant offers a $2.99 margarita special, and they don't change the recipe or skimp on the ingredients to make them. "I am aware that some offer a special and then water the drinks down or not use quality ingredients. We do not do that here. I want each drink to be what the customer who orders it believes it will be," he said. They also serve many varieties of beer, including popular Mexican choices as well as domestic brands.
The lunch buffet is served from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m., after which the full printed menu is in effect. There is, however, a fajita buffet served Friday, Saturday and Sunday all day. Food may be ordered for take out.
Mrs. Walker stopped and reminded me that they always saved room for their favorite dessert — flan — but that they are usually too full to each have an order, so they share one together.
Martinez is proud of his heritage and his restaurant. He lived and worked in Houston for some 14 years before buying this property a dozen years ago. He is married and has two daughters. His family originally came from Laredo, Mexico. When he is not working, he still enjoys a good game of soccer with his friends.
Guadalajara is in the Crossroads Shopping Center at 4414 Dowlen in Beaumont. You can call (409) 924-7718 for more information or to discuss your specific needs.
Brenda Cannon Henley can be reached at (409) 781-8788 or at brendacannonhenley [at] yahoo [dot] com.


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Representative John Lewis to Speak on Freedom at the Lincoln Memorial
Congressman Lewis joins NEH and Howard University's Celebrating Freedom Program on September 17
""True freedom will never be free," said Rep. John Lewis as he joined the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and Howard University at the 150th anniversary of the issuance of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation.
"It will always be a constant struggle" but never say that change can't occur, he said. For proof, "come walk in my shoes."
Rep. Lewis, one of the original 13 Freedom Riders, architect of the 1963 March on Washington, leader of the first 1965 Selma March, and Presidential Medal of Freedom winner, said that the hateful signs he saw growing up as a child in Georgia will someday be visible only in books and on film. "We are one," he said. Americans are "inextricably tied to one another."
He urged an audience gathered at the Lincoln Memorial to "lay down the burden of race, class, and political party. . . One day we will finally build a more perfect union."
Lewis spoke after Oscar-nominated actress Alfre Woodard read from Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl.Actor Tyree Young delivered excerpts from My Bondage and My Freedom by Frederick Douglass. Howard University's Afro Blue jazz vocal ensemble sang "Lift Every Voice and Sing."
The event on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial marked the week when President Abraham Lincoln announced his intention to free the slaves in the Confederacy on January 1, 1863.
The Lincoln Memorial performance was the culmination of NEH's Emancipation Nation commemoration of the sesquicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation. It followed a panel discussion by Civil War scholars on the events leading up to the proclamation from the perspective of President Lincoln, enslaved African Americans, Civil War soldiers, abolitionists, and Northern free blacks. This panel was live-streamed from Smithsonian's National Museum of American History to more than 100 "watch parties" of viewers around the country.
In conjunction with the Emancipation Nation events, NEH is sponsoring a student contest for young people 18 years of age or older to submit essays or other original works based on documents presented in two NEH-funded digital projects: The Freedmen and Southern Society Project and Visualizing Emancipation. Winners will receive cash prizes and a trip to Washington. For details about the contest, please see: http://emancipation.neh.gov/student-contest/.
The Emancipation Nation program coincided with Constitution Day. In 2004, Congress declared September 17 as Constitution Day, mandating that all federally funded educational institutions study the U.S. Constitution. The Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation is a key moment in the process that led to the adoption of the Thirteenth Amendment, which outlawed slavery.


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Scottie Wilbekin sprains ankle but Gators top South Carolina
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Scottie Wilbekin grimaced in pain as he got helped off the court.
Coach Billy Donovan had a similar expression on his face — but not just because of his starting point guard's injury.
Wilbekin scored 17 points before spraining his right ankle and No. 10 Florida opened Southeastern Conference play with a 74-58 victory over South Carolina on Wednesday night.
Donovan criticized Wilbekin for driving the lane and taking a wild shot, something the coach has cautioned the senior about repeatedly this season.
"He was driving in the lane out of control. He's just got to do a better job," Donovan said, adding that Wilbekin will be questionable for Saturday's game at Arkansas.
Casey Prather and Patric Young added 13 points apiece for the Gators (12-2, 1-0), who won their sixth straight and tied a school record by winning their 24th consecutive home game.
"I don't know how many games we have left at home, but we would love to finish it out undefeated," Young said.
A fast start and strong finish were keys to the latest victory in the O'Connell Center.
Florida made six of its first seven shots and led 14-1 before the players barely broke a sweat. The Gamecocks (7-7, 0-1) went more than 9 minutes without a basket and trailed 16-4 before Mindaugas Kacinas' jumper.
"The young kids were tight and nervous," South Carolina coach Frank Martin said. "My biggest concern going into this game was that first 5 to 6 minutes. Exactly what I was hoping didn't happen, happened."
Things got worse for South Carolina, too. The Gamecocks had as many turnovers (12) as field goal attempts with 6 minutes to play in the first half and were down 18.
Martin's team woke up in the second half, cutting the lead to 40-32 on Michael Carrera's jumper.
"I don't know what it is, but we have a very, very hard time sustaining intensity," Donovan said.
The Gators, though, responded with a flurry of baskets. Prather converted a three-point play, Wilbekin sank a deep 3-pointer and Young hit a hook shot in the paint. Prather found Dorian Finney-Smith on the scoring end of an alley-oop that made it 52-37.
A few minutes later, Michael Frazier II and Wilbekin hit treys that pushed the lead back to 18, 60-42.
Florida coasted from there, winning for the 11th time in 12 games. The only loss was a buzzer-beater at then-No. 12 Connecticut.
Afterward, though, much of the talk was about Wilbekin.
Wilbekin badly sprained the same ankle Dec. 2 against Connecticut. He didn't miss any games, but he had more than a week off to heal.
"It's going to be kind of difficult without him," Prather said. "But we have great guys on the team, great players, so I feel like whatever adversity we get, we'll be fine."
Wilbekin entered the game averaging 11.8 points and 4.0 assists.
He was driving up for a layup with about 2:40 to play — Donovan still had most of his starters on the floor — and came down awkwardly on his right foot. Trainers carried him off the floor and to the locker room for X-rays.
Donovan immediately pulled the rest of his starters.
"It had nothing to do with him being in the game," Donovan said. "It had much, much more to do with him listening. One of things we've talked a lot about is him constantly going down the lane off of one leg. He never really makes that shot."
Donovan was equally upset with his team's second-half effort on defense.
South Carolina shot 54.5 percent after the break. Tyrone Johnson led the Gamecocks with 12 points. Sindarius Thornwell and Brenton Williams chipped in 10 points each.
They needed much more to win in the O'Dome.
The Gators haven't lost at home since March 4, 2012, against Kentucky. The previous 24-game, home-winning streak came between March 2006 and November 2007. Two-time defending national champions Corey Brewer, Taurean Green, Al Horford and Joakim Noah did most of the heavy lifting in that one.
Florida's four seniors — Wilbekin, Prather, Young and Will Yeguete — can take credit for a big chunk of this one.
Only Stephen F. Austin (26) and Duke (25) have longer home-winning streaks than Florida. Georgia ended Missouri's 26-game, home-winning streak Wednesday night.
Florida can break its school record Tuesday against the Bulldogs.
"It's kind of cool," Prather said. "We've just got to stay focused and stay grounded and keep going. We've got more games on our schedule, so we've got to keep pushing."


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(CNN) -- A trial date has not been set for an American journalist facing espionage charges in Iran, and her lawyer will argue Saturday that she be released on bail until the case goes to trial.
Authorities say journalist Roxana Saberi, shown working in Iran in 2004, has confessed to spying charges.
Roxana Saberi was charged with spying, with Iranian authorities saying she has confessed to doing so.
Abdolsamad Khorramshahi, Saberi's lawyer, said Thursday that he has not had a chance to view his client's file and will seek permission to look at the file this weekend.
Khorramshahi said Saberi's parents were in Iran this week and met with their daughter for a half-hour Monday. He said they were holding up well and intend on staying in the country until the case is resolved.
Iran's Press TV reported Wednesday that Saberi "conducted spying operations in the country by passing herself as a journalist." Watch why Saberi faces espionage charges »
"She has accepted all charges and we have documented the evidence in her legal case papers," said Hassan Haddad, Iran's deputy prosecutor for security issues, according to Press TV.
Saberi's father, Reza Saberi, said in March that his daughter called him on February 10 and said she'd been arrested 10 days earlier.
Amid reports that Saberi had been charged, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the United States was asking the Swiss government, which represents U.S. interests in Iran, to obtain the most accurate, up-to-date information about the 31-year-old freelance journalist.
"I and the rest of the department will continue to follow this very closely and wish for her speedy release and return to her family," Clinton said at the State Department.
Haddad said Saberi's case will be sent to the revolutionary court. Although she holds Iranian and American passports, the deputy prosecutor said her U.S. citizenship will not affect legal proceedings, Press TV reported.
"She entered the country as an Iranian citizen and holds Iranian residency, passport and national identity card," he said.
Reza Saberi said his daughter initially thought she was detained for buying wine.
"She said she bought a bottle of wine last year and kept it to take to a friend for her birthday," he said. "She said authorities told her the person who sold her the wine turned her in." Alcohol is banned in Iran.
Wednesday's Press TV report, posted on its Web site, reported that Saberi was arrested in January for working illegally as a journalist after her press card was revoked in 2006.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Hassan Qashqavi also said in March that Saberi had been working in Iran without a permit.
"Her press card was revoked," Qashqavi said. "Without a permit, she should not have been engaged in news and information gathering in Iran."
Qashqavi did not provide details as to why her press card was revoked.
Saberi's father said she has freelanced for National Public Radio and other news organizations and was writing a book about Iranian culture. He said his daughter was almost finished with the book and planned to return to the United States later in April.
CNN's Shirzad Bozorgmehr contributed to this report.
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She may look delicate and fragile with her alabaster skin and lithe frame, but 24-year-old Carey Mulligan has some ferocious acting chops.
The 24-year-old actress is winning the hearts of critics from London to Los Angeles – and the honor of being AccessHollywood.com's newest Rising Star — with her mesmerizing performance in the indie film, "An Education," which opens Friday in New York and LA.
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As Jenny, a plucky teenage school girl in the 1960s, whose family hopes her brilliance will take her to Oxford, while her own dreams surround the adventures she goes on with her much older boyfriend, the arts-loving David (played by Peter Sarsgaard), Carey is positively luminous.
"I mean I knew from her audition immediately," Peter told Access of what made the relatively unknown actress perfect for the part, written by famed British author Nick Hornby. "I remember when I first saw her and it was like, 'That's the girl!'… And it's not just her acting skill, it's that there are very few actors that are capable of supporting such joy and optimism and enthusiasm in a film and not look like an idiot… We take optimism to mean stupidity, but you can tell that there's intelligence in there and I think that's what's really surprising and really energizing about her performance."
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Before landing the role that already has people shouting for the actress get an Oscar nomination, Carey landed parts in the big screen version of "Pride & Prejudice" and several British television dramas including "Bleak House," and "The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard."
But it is in her role as Jenny, a girl both beyond and of her years, that sets Carey apart from her Hollywood peers. Tell her she's worth of an Oscar nod, however, and Carey blushes.
"It's really flattering, obviously," Carey said of the attention. "I was so relieved when the film got picked up… So everything else is a bonus. It's a mad concept everything else and it's been a wonderful year and it's kind of afforded me opportunities that I wouldn't have had so it's been good."
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Among those opportunities are fancy premiere clothes that have been sent her way. Then there are the films she's been offered including most recently, "Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps."
In between promoting "An Education," Carey's been spotted filming "Wall Street 2," in which she plays Winnie Gekko, the daughter of Michael Douglas' iconic character.
"It's fun. It's sort of a man's world film. I'm sort of the girl in a man's film, but it's good," she laughs.
While "An Education" was filled with classic cars, art and music, "Wall Street 2" has an entirely different set of things to experience.
"Motorcycles," Carey laughs of suiting up in leather and hopping on a hog with co-star Shia LaBeouf for some recent scenes. "I've never done that before, it's a whole new world for me."
With "An Education," "Wall Street 2," as well as the upcoming "Brothers" alongside Natalie Portman, Jake Gyllenhaal and Tobey Maguire — there is no doubt Carey's world is about to get a lot bigger.
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Dave Buonaguidi
Executive creative director,
I'm going to say it. And I'm fully prepared to go to hell and be the most hated man in advertising. But I really don't care.
The reason: because it's not very good.
John Lewis ads are this year's model and we sit eagerly waiting for the ad as if it's the second coming. Well, we sat. We waited eagerly.
It was like the summer we just had. Disappointing.
Originality and bravery are words that are, sadly, seldom used to describe modern advertising in the UK, but why, oh why is the UK business so boring at the moment?
I think it's because we're all shit-scared. Clients are shit-scared of failing and agencies are just shit-scared. So we find something that works and then wash and repeat. A few years ago, every client wanted a "Cadbury", then it was a "meerkat", now it's a "John Lewis".
John Lewis is now into the third year of doing a John Lewis, and trying to make every over-emotional woman in the South-East burst into tears on command. In the latest beautifully shot offering, we have to sit through a lengthy and predictable love story between a bloke who works at Adam & Eve and a flapper who works as a telephonist at JWT in 1920. They meet, they go to the pictures, they have a row. Finally, they get it together and, after about an hour- and-a-half, we get to the point and realise that it's not an ad for the Time Travel Dating Company - it's actually an ad for John Lewis.
I'm not a huge fan of ads that leave it until the final three seconds to make any sense, and it's very assumptive to think that anyone will sit riveted to the screen waiting, with breath held, to discover the author of such powerful melodrama. Most men would have gone down the pub, and I think most women would have gone down the pub and joined them when the ad didn't make them cry.
The problem for me is it's all getting so predictable. So many ads on air at the minute look like they had a four-word brief: DO A JOHN LEWIS. In fact, there are so many wannabe John Lewis ads, I don't know which one is which. I'll bet John Lewis is even confused.
Shitola! Now I only have about a hundred words to do the rest of the week's offerings.
Sainsbury's asked for a John Lewis. And got it. Almost. Well, not really. Just as schmaltzy and almost as nicely shot, but it has ended up being an ad for the Kite Flying Society of Great Britain and Ireland that has been sponsored by Sainsbury's.
The Heineken and 007 Skyfall ad. Ambitious. Nicely shot.
Complicated brief. Slightly confusing.
Lil-Lets. Nice shots. Nice art direction. Interesting information. But feel like they are ads for women written by men who think they know women but really don't.
The Scottish Government breast cancer campaign. Very informative, ambitious, pragmatic and brave. I liked it. It doesn't have a clumsy ad idea getting in the way of the message, and I really hope it will be very effective.
Finally, Benetton. I really liked this. It's not perfect, but they had a real go, and it's fresh and bold. I have admired Benetton for their bravery over the years and, as a result, you either love them or hate them. I love them. They have so much passion and chutzpah, they don't follow anyone, they do what they want to do and what they think is right. Thank you, Benetton, for talking to your audience and not to people who work in advertising. Thank you, for fighting the corner for originality, bravery and integrity. Would the people who did this please come over to the UK and kick us up the arse. Hard.
Louise Court
I felt there was a bit of a Cosmo spirit to this week's selection of ads: from trying to make periods sexy, to a bold, bare-bosomed campaign against breast cancer, to a hot man and a love story.
I am sure one of the hardest creative briefs must be coming up with a concept for tampons. But how do you get away from leaping women? Lil-Lets has had a good old go. When this ad was first shown to me by my ad director to see if I was happy carrying it in the magazine, I found it hard to believe that we are still so coy about such a basic fact of life. Time to get over it. This refreshing campaign has cute girls, a little bit of science and the surprise factor. I have to admit, I never thought I'd see the word "horny" scrawled large across a tampon ad. Written by a man, interestingly, it's never going to make periods fun but, at last, it feels like a refreshing, modern approach.
From a girl's world to a guy's world - the Heineken ad featuring James Bond jumping off a train while "our hero" has the best journey in the world is bright, fun, frothy, entertaining and glossy, but it made me want to see the movie rather than knock back a beer. If it's glamour by association, though, I guess it'll work - and I doubt I'm the target audience.
Hankies at the ready, I watched the love story unfold in the new John Lewis ad. How much pressure must they have been under to follow up that Christmas ad? Two lovers divided by the past century and a split screen: it's sweet, it's certainly clever, it totally gets across the longevity of the store's reputation and has a great soundtrack.
I know a lot of people love it, but it didn't touch me half as much as the rather schmaltzy but feelgood Sainsbury's ad. I hate to say it, but a dad flying a kite with his daughter, eating sandwiches and then going home to tea, all shot in a warm golden glow to a tune from Mary Poppins, hit the spot.
Maybe it was because I'd just waved my eldest son off to uni and was suffering a bit of maudlin empty-nest syndrome - who knows? - but the kick-ass Benetton ad couldn't have come at a better time. Instead of sinking into a nostalgic personal mope-fest, I loved this ad. It looked cool, it sounded cool and, mobilising social media, it totally plugged into the plight of 100 million young people worldwide who can't find work. Through the "unemployee of the year" campaign, Benetton wants to "champion young people and celebrate their strength and value". And sell some clothes too, presumably - but it's smart, totally relevant, exciting and I want to know what happens next.
It was a close-run contest between this ad and the one for the Scottish Government breast cancer campaign for my favourite.
Featuring the brilliant Elaine C Smith of Rab C Nesbitt fame, it is the first TV ad to show real women's breasts with visible signs of breast cancer. A naked Smith holds photos of different breasts in front of her torso - some are healthy, some are not. I am sure there will be those who complain and find it shocking, but it's so powerful and human, and she has such warmth. It isn't coy; it's ballsy - if that's not an inappropriate expression given the subject matter - but not aggressively so. And how the hell can we be prim about a disease that kills more than 11,000 women every year? Hurrah for Leith.


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Hillman Peak Climber's Log
jasonbub - Jul 4, 2019 11:59 pm Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2019Jason and Dayna Bub
Spontaneous decision to find a route to the summit. Great fun!
SkiValdez - Oct 31, 2018 7:58 am Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2018Crater Lake 7 Summits (Hillman Peak)
Climbed as part of our project 8K, and was one of the 7 summits we hit on the rim in the same day. Hillman isn't super technical, but there is no defined trail to the top. Small scramble up the rocks toward the top. Recommend climbing from the North side of the mountain, as anything from the South (Watchman) side leads to exposure on the lake side (don't look down).
Here's the video of the 7 summit day:
gimpilator - Oct 7, 2016 7:48 pm Date Climbed: Sep 30, 201612 peaks in 2 days
A solo trip which I started with Misery Ridge at Smith Rock. From there I stopped for a hike up Black Butte on my way to Crater Lake. At the lake I hiked up the 5 primary peaklets around the lake and a few minor ones before driving to Yamsay Mountain for the final hike. See the trip report.
chicagotransplant - Sep 26, 2016 1:21 pm Date Climbed: Sep 24, 2016West Rim Duo
My nephew and I climbed Watchman and Hillman in the morning on our way out after a couple of days in the Park. This was the best weather day and we were sad to leave, but had to get back to PDX. Hillman was our favorite of the trip, a fun little summit with great views!
Brian Jenkins - Sep 5, 2016 10:18 pm Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2016Nice, easy scramble
After doing Watchman on a chilly September morning, Ron and I hiked up this one and finished with the scramble. Enjoyed views from North Sister to Shasta. Watched the boat take people back from Wizard Island below. Excellent views.
mastercoog - Nov 30, 2015 4:51 pm Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2015Fun scramble
Fun short scramble. Great view of lake. Was smokey when I climbed but still fun.
locke456 - Mar 28, 2014 4:43 pm Date Climbed: Feb 23, 2014Great Snow and Ice Climb
Climbed Hillman a few days after a big snowstorm. Great hike in along the West Rim Road, with the pine trees all encased in ice. The climb to the top of the summit block was probably actually easier than it is in summer, as the whole thing was just a huge block of ice. Took just a little bit of front-pointing to get up the last fifty feet or so, but the view was totally worth it. Highly recommend climbing around Crater Lake in winter!
Swithich - Jul 8, 2011 2:02 am Date Climbed: Jul 6, 2011Again
Buddy needed this one for Oregon Top 100 list. So we ran up it (my second time). Amazing glissade down. About 300 feet 50 to 60 degrees and tons of run-out. For summer fun, this is a great peak to pick up and have some fun.
Holk - Feb 25, 2011 1:16 am Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2010A quick encounter
I ran up this immediately after waking up below the protection of the Watchman. The day prior I had hiked/climbed over 24 miles when I tagged East Peak and Bailey. I was tired, but it was a good day.
My TR: http://www.summitpost.org/6-summits-32-hours/700751
Swithich - Aug 20, 2010 8:38 pm Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2006My brother, Ken, and myself.
Cleaning the room out today and found some pictures. Luckily I had set the cameras date on the pictures. Hopefully I'll be climbing this one again in a few weeks.
The deep sand on the south face is really fun to jump down on. I imagine it is akin to walking on the moon. Really cool.
Curtissimo - Dec 25, 2008 4:13 pm Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2008MAZAMA crater rim summit
class 3 with some awesome but safe enough exposure on the route I took. Plenty of snow from parking lot to base of summit block. Trip report:
cp0915 - Aug 3, 2008 7:30 pm Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2008Scramble
2nd of 5 peaks I did in the park over a 2-day visit.
paisajeroamericano - Apr 7, 2008 10:44 am Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2007Critter Lake
fun little hike - we scrambled up the rocks on the south side from the parking lot and dropped down via the scree on the other side - got a ticket earlier in the day for hiking off-trail into the crater, but this hike helped make the day a good one
theronmoon - Aug 17, 2007 4:56 pm Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2007Awesome!
Really awesome!!!!! Been wanting this one for a long time. One of the most beautiful views ever!!!!
calebEOC - Oct 29, 2006 1:29 am Date Climbed: Oct 28, 2006Fun scramble
After knocking out Mt Scott earlier in the day, me and a guy from NJ I met while at the Mt Scott L.O. drove over and scrambled up to the summit of Hillman Peak via the south ridge, then down the north face and out to the pinnacle just to the east of the Hillman Peak summit, an exhilerating little rock climb. A quick hike but very fun!
cascadetraveler - Sep 18, 2006 12:11 pm Date Climbed: Sep 3, 2005Extreme exposure!
A quick but satifying hike and than scramble. I summited via the south then actually skirted the east side. Kinda loose,scary exposure. Great views of the lake and the southern oregon cascades.
Cornvallis - Jul 13, 2006 5:49 am Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2005South side?
Drove up after work (worked in Roseburg for 9 months :-( )and hiked up from the saddle between Hillamn and the Watchman. Still lots of snow. People in the parking lot looked at me like I was crazy when I put on my pack, gaters, and grabed my ice axe. One couple even watched me walk off until I was out of site. Some of the best views in the park.
cmc56789 - Sep 10, 2004 3:55 amRoute Climbed: West Ridge Date Climbed: September 08, 2004
I did this right after watching the sunrise from the Watchman. I stupidly thought I was at the base of the summit pinnacle, and climbed what I thought was it's north face, but it was in fact a mass of rotten rocks that all moved when i grabbed them. Had a nice view from the top and descended the correct easy way.
cjwhat - Oct 30, 2002 10:41 amRoute Climbed: North & South sides of pinnacle Date Climbed: 30 September 2001
Reese (5) insisted on summiting due to hearing from his older brother that Dad's day pack contained treats reserved only for the top. Had to boost him up some sections on the north side of the pinnacle. (Please don't tell his mother.)


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At first glance, stellar evolution doesn't seem to make sense. You might expect the smallest stars to live the longest lives, but that's not the case. Heavier stars actually live shorter lives than lighter ones.
Consider Capella, the brightest star of Auriga, the charioteer. The golden star is in the west as night falls, well to the upper right of Venus, the "evening star."
What we see as Capella is actually two stars locked in a tight orbit around each other. The stars were born together -- about 400 million years ago. That makes them less than one-tenth of the age of the Sun. Yet both of Capella's stars are nearing the ends of their lives.
That's because both stars are more massive than the Sun. The gravity of heavier stars squeezes their cores more tightly, making them much hotter. Under such extreme heat, the nuclear reactions that power stars take place much more quickly. So even though massive stars have more fuel, they "burn" through it in a hurry.
One of the stars of Capella is about three times the mass of the Sun, while the other is a bit smaller. The heavier star has already "fused" the original hydrogen fuel in its core to make helium, and now appears to be fusing the helium to make carbon and oxygen. That's caused the star to puff up, forming a giant -- one of the final stages of life. So the star doesn't have much time left before it can no longer produce nuclear reactions -- bringing its short but brilliant life to a close.
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Welcome to Watch List, where we identify five things on TV to watch while you stay at home and welcome August into your life. Ah, August. It never really seems to end, does it? I don't know why we can't shorten August to 28 days and make September 33 days. I'd have absolutely no issue with that. LET'S GO!
ANTHONY BOURDAIN: NO RESERVATIONS – 9:00PM (Travel Channel) This is the big fat el Bulli tribute show, in which Tony and DC celebrity chef Jose Andrea head to Spain to work the line at chef Ferran Adria's legendary home of modernist cooking. The restaurant will close next year, so Bourdain considers this evening's show an essential historical document in the history of food, showcasing dishes that you probably won't ever see again (not that you were wealthy enough or connected enough to see them in person anyways). So sit back and marvel at little orbs of olive oil and paper made from caviar and burgers made entirely out of fish scales, or whatever crazy stuff it is that Adria whips up. ANTICIPATION: HIGH!
ROGUE SHARKS – 9:00PM (Discovery) Shark Week continues with this hourlong show featuring sharks who have abandoned traditional fiscal conservatism and embraced Tea Party values. Just kidding. Discovery takes a look at shark attacks to see if sharks really have malicious intent when they go after humans. Here's my question: Does it REALLY matter? When a shark is biting your leg off, does it really give you any more relief to know that he was just dismembering you out of curiosity? Isn't that somehow even worse? Stay tuned afterwards for "Summer of the Shark," which looks at the 2009 shark attacks in Australia. ANTICIPATION: SHARKY!
SUPERSIZE VS. SUPERSKINNY – 10:00PM (OWN) Obese women and alarmingly thin women trade diets for a while to see what happens. I'll tell you happens... Anarchy. That's what. ANTICIPATION: CRAZY!
THE BACHELORETTE – 8:00PM (ABC) Season finale. Who will be Ashley's future ex-boyfriend? Will it be Ben F., or will it be JP? Girl, never trust a guy with initials for a first name. Everyone knows that. Stay tuned afterwards for the "After the Final Rose" show, just in case two hours of these people weren't quite enough for you. ANTICIPATION: ROSY!
HOARDERS – 9:00PM (A&E) A woman hoards videotapes. Hey, those could be valuable one day! ANTICIPATION: HOARDY!


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On April 17 at 6 p.m., Shaka Smart and Chris Mooney will start their ovens and square off in what can only be billed as the most important basketball-themed culinary showdown in Richmond this spring, the 2014 Coaches' Cook-Off, which will be held at the Science Museum of Richmond.
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I've got to give Mooney credit. Shaka Smart already owns three wins over the Richmond coach this year, but he's back for more. Despite his track record, don't expect Smart to take this match-up lightly. I know for a fact he's been dissecting film of "Chopped" and "Cutthroat Kitchen" this entire week.
VCU Video Coordinator Dwight Perry says Smart has been working around the clock to prepare for the kitchen showdown.
"I spent all of last night cutting risotto clips. Today, it's chutney. I didn't even know what chutney was until yesterday," said Perry, clutching a 64-ounce espresso. "Two days ago, he kept screaming 'Havoc!' throughout an entire episode of 'Barefoot Contessa'. He's totally dialed in right now."
As of press time, rumors that Guy Fieri interviewed this week for the open position on Smart's staff, vacated when Mike Rhoades accepted the job at Rice (coincidence? I think not), remain unconfirmed.
In the competition, Smart and Mooney will each team with a chef to create dishes that will be rated by a panel of judges. Mooney edged Smart last year in this competition, but I love Shaka's squad this time around. He's teaming up with Buz Grossberg of Buz and Ned's BBQ. Seriously. Just call it off now. Shaka is nearly unbeatable when paired with BBQ. I checked with men's basketball SID Scott Day for Smart's record when barbequing.
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As an assignment, I was asked to build a java program which can inspect the content of a website, display and download a particular form of media on that web page or the whole web page (depending on the user's need) for offline viewing.
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Shipley's combined expertise in both Whitewater and Engineering Design has made him the go-to designer for some of the world's most demanding whitewater design projects. Shipley has been credited with driving innovation in the whitewater park industry by pushing the design envelope. Shipley's innovations include a patented Whitewater Terrain Park system that redefines whitewater recreation and a patented moveable obstacle system that is the world's first three-dimensional modular obstacle allowing for complete reconfiguration of an existing whitewater park.
Shipley has also been involved in the design of the Whitewater Package Course—the world's first purpose-built club training and instructional center as well as the Africa Club-House Project—an unprecedented design project tasked with bringing secure clubhouses for sports of all kinds, including kayaking, to Africa. Other major projects that Shipley has designed include the 2012 Olympic Venue, the U.S. National Whitewater Center—the largest whitewater park in the world, the Holme Pierrepont National Watersports Centre, the Teesside Whitewater Park, and a number of other projects.
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TOWSON, Md. – UMBC women's basketball's sophomore Liz McNaughton (Fairfax, Va./Fairfax) drained a three with 56 seconds remaining in the contest to cap-off a late 9-1 run, but a pair of costly turnovers in the final 30 seconds of the game proved to be the difference as the Retrievers fell to local-rival Towson, 64-57, in Tuesday night's non-conference matchup at SECU Arena.
The black and gold trailed by 11 points, 59-48, with 3:17 to go in the contest, but the Retrievers were able to string together three straight stops and keep the scrappy Tigers off the offensive glass, while four different Retrievers scored on the offensive end over a 2:09 span to trim the deficit to 60-57 with 56 seconds to go.
Red-shirt junior forward Latorri Hines-Allen, the game's leading scorer, missed the front end of the bonus, giving the Retrievers a chance at the tie with 44 second remaining, but a turnover on the inbounds pass under the basket forced UMBC to put sophomore guard Dominque Johnson on the free throw line, where she sank four of her seven points in the game to clinch the victory for Towson. The Retrievers would try and push the ball up court to extend the game, but the UMBC's 17th giveaway of the contest sealed the game for the home team.
UMBC freshman forward Sara Tarbert (Delta, Pa./Kennard-Dale) nearly picked up a triple-double, finishing with 19 points, nine rebounds and eight assists. Rookie guard Taylor McCarley (Bowie, Md./Academy of Holy Cross) hit 6-of-10 from the floor for a season-best 15 points. Hines-Allen led the way for the Tigers with 20 points and eight rebounds, while junior guard Markell Smith chipped in 12 points and eight rebounds, including five offensive boards.
The Retrievers fall for the fifth consecutive game to drop to 1-5 on the year, while Towson improves to 2-5 after winning its third straight battle with the Retrievers.
McCarley put the Retrievers out in front for the first time in four games, by opening up the contest with her first trey of the year, but following a 7-2 Retrievers' lead, Towson posted a 7-0 run to take a 13-7 advantage with 12:39 to go in the first half.
McCarley would put an end to the run with an old-fashioned three-point play and less than two minutes later junior guard Taylor Mills (Oregon City, Ore./Oregon City) sank a three to tie the contest at 13 with 9:49 to go in the period.
The Retrievers were able to get into the bonus with 7:57 to go in the half and held Towson without a field goal for a 5:37 span, but UMBC was unable to take advantage as the black and gold hit just one-of-six shots during the spurt and went to the free throw line just five times in the half. A Tanisha McTiller steal and layup with 6:17 to go in the half would start a 10-2 Tiger's run, helping Towson to a 29-20 advantage at the break.
Hines-Allen picked up her play in the second half scoring 12 of her 20 points in the frame to help the Tigers maintain a double-digit advantage throughout most of the half. Tarbert and McCarley each worked to get the Retrievers' deficit into single-digits, but Towson hit the offensive glass hard, pulling down 11 of its 20 offensive rebounds in the half and turning them into 14 second chance points.
UMBC, who shot a season-best 56 percent from the floor in the second half, including hitting 4-of-10 from beyond the arc, continued to battle as time was running down. A layup from McCarley off a pass from Tarbert with 3:05 remaining started the Retrievers comeback, which would fall just short.
The Retrievers shot a season-best 47.8 percent from the floor in the contest, but hit just 58.3 percent of its free throws on the night. UMBC was outrebounded in the contest 45-27 and allowed 20 offensive rebounds, translating into 23 points for the Tigers.
UMBC returns to action following the Thanksgiving break when it travels to the Navy Classic on Nov. 29 and 30. The Retrievers open the tournament on Friday when they take on Rider at 3:30 p.m. at Alumni Hall, followed by a Saturday contest with Brown, also scheduled for 3:30 p.m.
Game Notes
-Towson has won three straight against the Retrievers and owns a 34-14 advantage in the all-time series.
-The Tigers turned 17 UMBC turnovers into 23 points on the night.
-Sara Tarbert was the America East Player of the Game after nearly tabbing a triple-double in the contest.
-The Retrievers used their fourth starting lineup of the season, with Liz McNaughton and Bridget O'Donnell both moving back into the starting rotation after coming off the bench for the last two games.
-UMBC scored the opening bucket for just the second time this season, as Taylor McCarley drained a three to start the contest. The trey gave the Retrievers their first lead in four games.
-Taylor McCarley and Sara Tarbert each reached double-digit points in the contest. McCarley's season-high marked the second time in her career that she reached 10-plus points, while Tarbert has reached double-digits in all but one game this season.


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MANAMA, Bahrain, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- All 25 military personnel aboard a U.S. Marine helicopter that crashed into the Arabian Sea during a training exercise Monday are safe, a Navy spokesman said.
None of the 17 Marines or eight Navy sailors was seriously injured when the CH-53E Super Stallion hit the water while attempting to land on the USS Mesa Verde in the Gulf of Aden, near Djibouti.
"The crash was not a result of hostile activity," a statement from the Navy said, confirming the incident. "Personnel who sustained minor injuries in the crash were treated aboard the USS Mesa Verde."
Lt. Joe Hontz, U.S. 5th Fleet spokesman, called it "an absolute blessing" no one was more seriously hurt or killed.
"The team on the Mesa Verde and everyone else came together and saved 25 people," he said.
The Navy and Marine Corps will investigate the cause of the crash.
The Mesa Verde is part of the Norfolk, Va.-based Bataan amphibious ready group assigned the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, which includes the USS Bataan amphibious assault ship and the USS Gunston Hall dock landing ship.
The Bataan ready group deployed February 8 and has spent most of the time since in the Middle East and Mediterranean, where it has responded to several contingency operations. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel on Sunday ordered a 21-day extension for the ready group and is expected to be replaced by the Makin Island amphibious ready group, already en route to the Middle East.


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