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International Friendly: England 0 Chile 2
Alexis Sanchez's brace proved the difference as an assured Chile handed England a 2-0 defeat, their first for a year at Wembley.
The Barcelona forward scored three times in his country's last two FIFA World Cup qualification games as they plotted a successful route to the finals in Brazil, and he stole in to net a seventh-minute header ahead of Leighton Baines, who was given the nod ahead of Ashley Cole at left-back for England.
Chile's slick interplay regularly caused problem's for England's defence, but visiting goalkeeper Claudio Bravo was forced into sharp stops from Frank Lampard and Jack Wilshere in an enjoyably open first-half.
The usual flurry of substitutions after the break disturbed the game's flow as England's failure to locate the final pass undermined their efforts and, in injury time, Gary Cahill carelessly gave away possession and Sanchez produced a superb chipped finish to put gloss on the victory.
In the first of three friendlies before selecting his final 23-man squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup finals in Brazil, England manager Roy Hodgson handed debuts to Celtic goalkeeper Fraser Forster and in-form Southampton duo Adam Lallana and Jay Rodriguez.
Chile were without key man Arturo Vidal, who suffered a thigh strain in Juventus's 3-0 weekend win over Napoli.
England started brightly but after Phil Jones and James Milner tested an uncertain-looking Bravo, opposite number Forster's first act was to pick the ball out of his net.
Jones' block thwarted Charles Aranguiz, only for Sanchez to dive across Baines and head home when Jean Beausejour sent the ball back into England's box from the left.
Forster beat away Beausejour's 14th-minute effort as a busy night shaped up for both goalkeepers - Bravo athletically turning Lampard's deflected free-kick over the crossbar before fisting Jack Wilshere's rasping left-footer away.
But England remained defensively unsettled by Chile's pace and directness and, after Gary Medel wasted a free header, Beausejour offered an ill-fitting conclusion to a wonderful 31st-minute counter- by failing to get a shot off as Forster forced him wide.
Just as Chile's passing game was starting to dominate, England produced their best move of the match in the 44th minute – Wilshere and Wayne Rooney combining to feed Lallana, whose shot was deflected past the far post.
Despite a flurry of corners early in the second period, England were chasing shadows once more as Chile weaved through their defensive efforts and Eugenio Mena's cross was fumbled by Forster.
The first contribution of substitutes Chris Smalling and Gonzalo Jara was to receive bookings for an altercation at an England corner with an hour played after Baines' free-kick dropped wide via the wall.
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Residential, commercial and industrial construction are showing signs of picking up, although it's too soon to suggest that the Great Recession is over and better times are around the corner.
"It's a good sign," City Planner William DePasquale said Tuesday of major subdivisions to be considered by the Planning Board. "Hopefully, it's a sign of better things to come."
On Aug. 20, planners will consider a nine-lot single-family home division on Julian Road, the largest single-family project the city has seen in years. The project is being developed by Sturbridge Home Builder Inc., the same developer building four homes on Lufkin Court that also plans to start 23 condominium units in five buildings on West Shore Road very soon.
As for inquiries from developers – an indicator of whether the city could see a resurgence of construction – DePasquale says what's "shocking" is the growing interest in manufacturing space. He says it's shocking because there's a presumption that manufacturing jobs are leaving the country.
In terms of ranking inquiries about space and potential development, DePasquale put industrial and manufacturing ahead of office space, followed by retail and then hotels and restaurants. He said interest in single-family housing currently tops multi-family developments.
DePasquale said studies show that the Northeast has a higher rate of per capita production than other parts of the country. Also, he feels the city, and in particular the Warwick Station District, is well positioned to take advantage of companies looking to expand.
DePasquale said he has met with consultants and is doing "what we can to get the word out" about what links to rail, air and highway transportation the district offers.
"I know, if those looking in the Boston area get their eyes down here, they'll see the opportunities," he said. Critical to his pitch is what he calls the "affordability index."
DePasquale said those living in the ring communities of Boston are paying 58 percent of their income on housing and transportation. While he didn't have comparable statistics for Warwick, DePasquale said housing costs are lower. Transportation costs for the Station District, he believes, would also be less. This would give workers more discretionary funds and a reason to locate here rather than Boston.
The fact that the district has caught the attention of the Federal Highway Administration has also helped to put it on people's radar. The city has won two grants totaling $1.4 million, of which $400,000 will be used for marketing the station district and $1 million for infrastructure improvements.
Mayor Scott Avedisian has likewise seen an up-tick in activity.
"All you need to do is look at Metro Center, it's almost full," he said referring to the new office building by Michael Ineglia.
Hugh Fisher, president of Sturbridge, is one of the few local homebuilders to come here and other parts of the state. Few large tracts remain for home construction in Warwick.
The Julian Road development is 4.8 acres and, assuming he gets the required permits, Fisher hopes to have foundations in the ground by this fall.
Is there a market for more housing in a city with an estimated 325 vacant houses from foreclosure?
Fisher acknowledges a lot of properties going for short sales, but there is still a market for new properties and, in particular, the "woman-centric" homes Sturbridge builds.
"They think they're getting a great deal," Fisher said about people who buy a house on short sales, but, after renovations and repairs, people end up spending more than had they built new.
"There's nothing cookie cutter about them," he said of his houses. Two-story houses are planned but a single level option is available. They range from 1,200 to 1,700 square feet for $200,000 to $300,000.
Fisher tailors his homes to women because they know what they want.
"For us [men], we want to know where do I sleep, where do I eat and where do I get away." He said the get-a-ways are a basement or garage with a place for a workbench, exercise equipment or a ping-pong table.
"We are catering to clients like we have never catered to before. Now we build to your personality," he said. "If the wife is happy, the guy is happy."
Fisher starts with four basic concepts: the casual home, which he calls the Maggie, the formal Clayre, the contemporary Margo and the Elise, who isn't that fussy. From there, he says it's a mix and match. Some people may prefer the formal dining room and the Elise kitchen and Maggie bedrooms.
"So, we put together and build a Susan," he said.
He'll be applying the same technique to Wyndermere, the condominiums he hopes to start building this summer on a former landscaping company lot not far from the Hoxsie School on West Shore Road. The units will have garages for an older clientele who, he believes, are looking to move out of larger homes yet remain in this city and have the convenience of a condominium.
Warwick isn't the only place Fisher has found a market for new homes. He has a 236 single-family development – sure to be one of the largest developments of its kind in recent times – on the drawing boards for just north of Wickford.


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Presumptive nominee Donald Trump is heading into the Republican convention with 1,541 delegates — well over what's needed to win the GOP nomination. But delegates opposed to Trump could still jeopardize his nomination, according to NBC News.
Anti-Trump rebels are trying to pass a rule at the Rules Committee meeting Thursday to allow delegates to vote for whomever they want on the first ballot. If their efforts fail, they could cause a disruption on the floor to try to force a vote of all delegates.
The Rules Committee may also require a supermajority instead of a simple majority to win the GOP nomination.
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A third way anti-Trump delegates may try to stop him from achieving the nomination is by abstaining from voting, which would keep him from achieving the 1,237 number needed for a majority.
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Hurricane Nicole has re-formed in the Atlantic and authorities in Bermuda are warning people to prepare for a blow.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami says the storm has maximum sustained winds of about 75 mph and it's expected to strengthen somewhat before its center reaches Bermuda on Thursday morning.
Bermuda's National Security Minister Jeff Baron tells reporters that Nicole poses a serious threat, with possible hurricane-force winds hitting the island late Wednesday.
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The Albright-Knox Gallery's website really blows chunks. I've been bitching (good naturedly) about their "Extreme Abstraction" show, thinking it was just the four fairly un-extreme artists I mentioned, but it turns out those were just the four participating in the extreme symposium. The website doesn't list the artists in the exhibition! Or if it does I missed it. Does anyone know who is in the exhibit, and if there is anyone more extreme in it than Liz Larner, Linda Besemer, Katharina Grosse, Ingrid Calame, and David Reed? Also, why are Cory Arcangel, Paper Rad, and Tree Wave performing in connection with the exhibit? Are they extreme abstract artists?
Further digging on the Albright site pulled up this para: "'Extreme Abstraction' is a major installation that will open to the public in the summer of 2005. Commissions by leading, (sic) abstract artists, recent acquisitions of contemporary art, and masterworks from the Gallery's collection will be highlighted together and throughout the entire Gallery to provide visitors with a visual representation of the history and future of abstract art. Artists such as Polly Apfelbaum, Lynda Benglis, Arthuro Herrera, Piet Mondrian, Jackson Pollock, Gerhard Richter, and Pae White are only a few of the many artists who will be represented, several of whom will be working at the Gallery on site-specific installations for this exhibition." OK, this gets more blue chip by the minute.


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Monday, June 29, 2009
Review: D16 Group Nithonat
Product: Nithonat
Manufacturer: D16 Group
Type: AU/VST drum machine
Platforms: VST for Windows XP/2000 or later, VST & AU for OSX 10.4.3 or later.
Price: 79 Euro
Demo: Available at http://www.d16.pl/index.php?menu=225
Roland's TR-606 was originally released as a complement to the infamous TB-303 bassline synthesizer back in 1982. While it certainly is overshadowed in the annals of history by the likes of the TR-808 and TR-909, the 606 was an underrated instrument. While it lacked a famous kick drum like the 808 or 909, it had pleasantly snappy 808-like snares and metallic hi-hats that had a uniquely nasty sound to them. More importantly, the 606 was probably the most suited for live performance of any of the TR family, as it allowed you to edit your beats on the fly while performing and switching patterns. So, having already wowed the world with their takes on the TR-808, the TR-909, and the TB-303, Polish developers the D16 Group set their sites on a software emulation of the 606. Let's see how they fared.
Installation involved downloading an installer and a key file. The installer works as you would expect it to, and upon running Nithonat for the first time, you will be asked to locate where on your hard drive the key file is. You can keep it anywhere you like, you just need to let the software know where. I had no problems with the installation at all. Quick and easy.
Nithonat features a clean, well-organized interface that is split into three main subsections. Starting at the top, we have the Control Module which is used for selecting whether you want to use the internal, TR-like sequencer or your host's sequencer, setting up MIDI learn for tweaking the controls with a hardware controller, and browsing & selecting presets (which can be changed independent of the Patterns, so if you have a beat you like, you can try out different drum kits until you find one you like).
Below this is the Synthesis Module. This is divided into sections for the Bass Drum, Snare Drum, Low and Hi Toms, Cymbal, and Open and Closed Hihats. Unlike the original, the sounds can all be tweaked to alter their timbre. Keep in mind that these settings are for things such as tone and decay, so while the sounds are editable, it's always going to sound like a 606. This is an emulation, not an attempt at a full-fledged drum synth like Sonic Charge's Microtonic or Waldorf's Attack. The fact that these controls can be assigned to knobs on your MIDI controller, though, certainly provides the possibility for a much more 'alive' sounds on the fly. Here you'll also find Mute and Solo settings for each sound, as well as output assignments for Nithonat's 8 assignable outputs (one for each of the 7 drum sounds and a 'trigger out' option for all you old schoolers). The unit defaults to the standard stereo outputs, but the mutli outs are a nice option allowing you to give each sound its own processing.
Finally, we have the Internal Sequencer. You can, of course, use your host's sequencer to program beats if you like (where the drum sounds are mapped to the General MIDI standard or your own custom drum map), but if you want the authentic TR experience, it's ready and waiting for you in this section. This is definitely the most complex section of the interface. It starts out with the Tempo setting. Of course you can sync Nithonat to your host's clock, but if you'd prefer to use the clock in Nithonat's sequencer, you can set the tempo here. Next to that, you'll find settings for engaging pattern write mode, a knob for selecting the amount of shuffle, a window for selecting and changing patterns, and a row of buttons governing some very useful functions, the coolest of which is the Random function.
This lets you randomize the pattern for an instrument (or Accent pattern) to come up with instant variations on the current one. In this mode, the instrument's Level knob selects the amount of randomization, so you can go from just slight tweaks to a pattern you really like, to something very different. If you like the results, you click the Tap/Accept button, or if you don't click Undo. If you've gone through several different Random variations and decide one you created a couple steps back was the best one, you can use the Prev and Next buttons to navigate back to that pattern. VERY handy! The Shift function is also very handy, allowing you to move all the steps in a pattern forward or backward in time step by step. You'll also find buttons here for Undo, Copy, Paste, and Clear, as well as settings for pattern length, and Tap Mode.
Nithonat's sequencer allows you to enter patterns in a number of ways. The above-mentioned Tap Mode lets you play an instrument sound in real time and what you play is instantly quantized to one of the 16 steps. This is a lot of fun and brought me back to playing around with my first drum machine, an old Korg DDM-110 that had a similar function. I find this mode to be the most intuitive, but if you want exact precision, you can also program in step time by turning on individual steps for each instrument until you have the pattern you like. The feel of patterns can be further changed by changing the Time Scale, or the number of steps per quarter note. This defaults to 4 steps per quarter note, but can also be changed to 8, 6, or 3.
Once you have a number of patterns in the Nithonat's sequencer, you'll probably want to chain them into a song. In the old days, this was a laborious process where you'd select a step in the song, assign it a pattern and the number of times it is to repeat and so on until you had the entire song constructed. Nithonat wisely abandons this approach for a much more intuitive one. Basically, each pattern is assigned to a MIDI note, so you can switch patterns in real time simply by playing the appropriate note on the keyboard. You can record these into your host's sequencer, so upon playback, all the appropriate pattern changes take place. Of course, this function would also come in handy for live performance if you're doing a "Live PA" type show where you're creating the arrangement on the fly... or even if you just want to extend that middle 8 a bit because the crowd is really digging it.
I've really only scratched the surface as far as the features on offer here. It's obvious that a lot of time and thought went into Nithonat's design, and the possibilities are pretty deep if you care to get into them. I don't have a real TR-606 to compare it to, but to my ears it sounds like the real deal. Any differences between Nithonat and a real 606 are so slight that one could pretty easily close the gap with some slight EQ tweaks. Obviously, the sound shaping possibilities take it a bit beyond what is possible with a real 606, but these variations are subtle and still faithful to the original 606 sound.
The sequencer is very authentic as well, and although my guess is that most people will sequence sounds using their host's sequencer, there really is something to be said for doing things the old way. It tends to make you think in a slightly different way, and the end results often reflect that. I also think the internal sequencer is a little more fun when it comes to experimenting (especially with the wonderful Random function). The sequencer section of the plug-in is not exactly intuitive, though, so most people should expect to refer to the very thorough documentation. This illuminates things pretty well and should have you up and running in no time.
Nithonat is not going to be an instrument that is going to appeal to everyone. As I mentioned, the 606 never really got most people as excited as the 808 an the 909. But that's actually what I like about it. I absolutely love that D16 chose an underrated and perhaps lesser known instrument to emulate and I'd love to see them continue on that path with future instruments. They've really done an excellent job maintaining the balance between added functionality and reverence for the original in a way other companies sometimes miss. I can't wait to see what they do next! (9/10)
Labels: D16, Mac Software, Reviews, Roland
3 comments:
- Oliver Chesler said...
A few audio samples I created: http://www.wiretotheear.com/2009/06/27/d16-nithonat-and-devastor-samples/
- June 30, 2009 at 4:46 AM
- Tom said...
Thanks, Oliver!
- June 30, 2009 at 10:04 AM
- AudioKnob said...
Nice review for a very proper 606 emulator VST!!!
But it's still missing the low battery - high noise overdriven sound :)
- July 22, 2009 at 7:18 AM
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Crews with heavy equipment have begun the demolition of a Florida home over a huge sinkhole where a man is presumed dead after being swallowed by the earth.
The search for Jeff Bush, 37, was called off on the weekend, and a heavy machine with a large bucket scoop was moved into position on Sunday.
The six-metre-wide opening of the sinkhole was almost covered by the house, and rescuers said there were no signs of life since the hole opened on Thursday.
Jeremy Bush, the man who tried to save his brother, was escorted with a woman by a deputy sheriff to the front of the house early Sunday before equipment moved into position.
He repositioned some flowers from a makeshift memorial to a safer location, where Bush and the unidentified woman knelt in prayer.


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Activity Summary
Allows a group of people to understand how values are strong drivers of the leadership process.
- To contemplate one's own values and how they drive leadership processes.
- To understand various value systems and how they drive leadership processes.
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1. Facilitate a discussion on leadership values. Use the lecturette as a basis. (10 minutes)
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- If the group is small, participants could share their responses within the large group rather than breaking into subgroups.
- If everyone is from the same organization, different case studies from within that organization could be used, enabling a better understanding of the value systems prevailing within the organization.
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BGTG 100 SR & Feedback (Tobago, Numeri, Polar Derby)
Yea! When I started this podcast nearly five years ago, I had no idea I'd still be doing it now. The pace certainly slowed down from the early days, but I'm so pleased to have stumbled across the finish line to episode 100! Except that this isn't really a finish line--I'm going to keep podcasting, and I hope you'll keep listening.
I thought about some big celebration or other special show for my 100th episode, but after talking with friends (some of whom you've heard on my podcast before), I decided instead to keep it simple. After all, that's what Boardgames To Go has always been: a simple, no-frills podcast that reflects my own interests in analyzing what it is about these games that makes them fun (or not), along with some good feedback. It's the feedback that has always kept me going, so it's a real pleasure to include it on episode 100. In future shows there will still be more opportunities to discuss special topics, have guest co-hosts, and maybe even some more All About episodes.
In this episode I start with some discussion about my favorite new Essen game, Tobago. True, it's the only real Essen game I've got my hands on yet, but I like it so much I'm confident it will remain a favorite even after I've had a chance to try the others, perhaps finding more keepers. It was a title that jumped out at me during my annual pre-Essen anticipation, and it was easy enough to order domestically right away. Another new Essen title is Numeri, which I've at least played in its online incarnation on brettspielwelt. This is a modern reprint in Schmidt's fun Easy Play line that had a much earlier life as a boardgame. In between there was an edition with some particular theming that I'd like to know more about--does anyone have it? Finally, I discuss Polar Derby, a kids' game from Gamewright that feels like a Knizia game . . . because it IS a Knizia game. Hear about how the clever folks at Gamewright put a German game design through the American-izer.


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The Order of New EWorld (abbr. ONE), also known formally as New World Order (abbr. "NWO"), is a military alliance consisting of ten (10) countries.
This is the second alliance to adopt the name of "ONE", the original being the Order of Nations of eRepublik, an alliance mainly for small countries of the eWorld. The two alliances have nothing in common and represent entirely different countries, motives, and goals.
The core of the ONE (known as NWO that time) was formed after Serbia and Hungary left Phoenix in late 2010 to maintain the cooperation between the countries left the Phoenix that time. Later, Poland and Spain left EDEN, which made possible the formal creation of a new alliance of this four countries, later known as ONE. The official date of the founding is March 31, 2011, though the alliance had been closely working under the NWO name for a few months prior. ONE is currently following the Treaty of ONE. The Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) and Sweden joined ONE on the 12th April 2011.[1]. Indonesia joined on November 13, 2011[2]
The original four member-states all have significant population sizes, military power and active population which facts were the primary reasons, that in the early days of its formation, an alliance of four nations was capable of opposing alliances consisting of more nations.
ONE first began to form in Poland and Hungary, both nations seeking to establish what it viewed as a "new world order", together focusing upon military action against nearby EDEN-state, Romania. At the same time, Serbia had grown detached from the dwindling Phoenix alliance, with Serbia feeling that it provided disproportionate assistance, while not receiving it from other Phoenix nations in return.
Eventually the alliance would come together as an agreement between the countries of Hungary, Poland, Serbia and Spain. Eventually the nations of the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) and Sweden would also join in the weeks following the initial founding of the alliance.
The first significant formal political alliance would come with the signing of the Polish-Hungarian Pact.
The first military engagement of ONE came in the battle for Central Hungary in February of 2011. Upon the conclusion of this engagement, ONE felt more confident in its alliance-stack as its forces successfully pushed Romania away from the center of the Hungarian army.
In the following weeks Serbia would begin to take a more prominent position in the alliance's engagements, planning more actions focused upon EDEN nations within the Serbian area of influence.
Shortly thereafter ONE would initiate a series of offensive wars beginning in March of 2011 which would eventually evolve into World War V.
While a series of unnamed conflicts would be fought in Eastern Europe, eventually these would coalesce into the Fourth Balkan War, the Adriatic War, and the eventual ONE invasion of Bulgaria, as ONE began to systematically attack EDEN nations. At the same time ONE would also attack Terra member-states in Western Europe during the Second Poland-Germany War, eventually conquering much of Germany as a result. This conflict would further ignite the Third Spain-France War and subsequent ONE invasion of France, and spread to the USA-Spain War, USA-Poland War, Brazil-Spain War, and Poland-Brazil War in the Americas.
Initially ONE would make devastating headway into both EDEN and Terra regions, including the conquering of Romania, Croatia, Italy, Bulgaria, France, and Portugal. ONE would even attempt to expand into the USA and Brazil.
However, after EDEN and Terra began to cooperate more closely to counter the offensive, ONE would begin to suffer a number of significant defeats. After attempting to conquer Brazil, ONE forces would be removed from South America, as well as lose its territories in North America. The alliance would also meet with strong resistance as previously conquered EDEN nations began to reemerge. During the Bulgarian Independence War, the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) would lose all of it original regions, Serbia would be pushed out of a failed Asian campaign during the Serbia-Russia War, France would become liberated, Sweden would face invasion during the Second Baltic War, and Serbia itself would be attacked in the EDEN invasion of Serbia. As a result, Belgrade would fall on April 3, 2011.
After the United Kingdom negotiated with ONE, it was voted into the alliance and on the 11th December 2011, became an official member of the ONE alliance.[3] The addition of new countries to ONE happened again, this time being Iran and Slovenia who joined on the 12th December 2011.
- Nations that are currently under complete control of other nations (*).
Affiliated Non-Members
Alliance Leadership
|Secretary General
|Iain Keers
|Military Commander
|Deputy Secretary General
|Ernst von Jacob
|Deputy Military Commander
|Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)
|Gregory Gallagher
Significant Contributors
Notable citizens credited with the formation of ONE include:
smrtan, Nalaja, vingaer, S. Timi, Goolem, gid1, AThompson, Ernst von Jacob, Clueless, Kistru, Cerber, Gregory Gallagher,
angeldav, mikel_ahone, aVie, S. Timi, Mixliarder, StrozeR, Pierre Dzoncy, Rhual Durruti.
Official statement about creating an alliance.[10] History based on interviews with smrtan, gid1 and Gregory Gallagher.[11] Official 'The story so far'.[12]
- ↑ (ONE) Welcome our newest members
- ↑ (ONE) Welcome to our newest member
- ↑ (UK Gov) United Kingdom joins ONE
- ↑ ePoland You Will Not Fight Alone
- ↑ (ONE) Welcome to our newest member
- ↑ (MoFA) eSerbia welcomes eIran to ONE
- ↑ (ONE) Welcome our newest members
- ↑ (ONE) (MoFA) eSerbia welcomes eSlovenia to ONE
- ↑ (ONE) Welcome our newest members
- ↑ http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-one-officially-founding-the-alliance-1729749/1/20
- ↑ http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/one-new-world-order--1764629/1/20
- ↑ http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-one-the-story-so-far-part-1--1788785/1/20
|Game alliances
|Asteria (2014–) · CODE (2019–) · Pacifica (2014–)
|Andes (2017–) · Hydra (2019–) · Orion (2015–)
|2009–2010 dissolutions
|ATLANTIS (2008–2009) · PEACE (2008–2009) · ALA (2009–2010) · Sol (2009–2010) · Fortis (2009) · Brolliance (2009–2010) · Entente (2010) · ONE (2009–2010)
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|TWO (2012–2014) · Sirius (2014) · Aurora (2014) · Leto (2014–2015) · Asgard (2012–2015) · Root (2014–2015) · P.L.U.T.O. (2015–2016) · Syndicate (2016–2017) · Adriatica (2016–2017) · Nebula (2015–2019)


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Harvard will serve as the host institution for the 2010 NCAA Fencing Championships, March 25-28. The Crimson will be represented by 12 fencers at the event.
Historically Speaking:
Harvard University has hosted the national fencing championships three times; 1964 (men's only), 2001 and 2010.
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Schedule of Events:
The 2010 NCAA Fencing Championships gets underway Thursday, March 25, with the women's rounds 1-4. The women's rounds 5-7 will be held Friday, March 26. Rounds 1-4 in the men's competition will take place Saturday, March 27. On Sunday, March 28, the men's rounds 5-7 will be held. The gold medal bouts for the women's competitions will be held Friday, March 26, and the men's bouts will take place Sunday, March 28. The team championship will be awarded on Sunday, March 28, to the squad that accrues the most points over the four-day event. For a complete schedule of events, click here.
Last Time Out:
Harvard garnered 11 fencers in the top 10 of their respective weapons. James Hawrot claimed first in the epee while Karl Harmenberg took third. Caroline Vloka and Noam Mills each picked up second place finishes in the sabre and epee, respectively. Tommasso di Robilant finished in second in the foil for the men while Hao Meng was right behind him for third.
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Harvard's only national team title came in 2006 and the program has produced five national champions. Jim O'Neill '88 captured the program's first individual title, claiming the 1987 epee crown. Kwame van Leeuwen '94 took home the 1994 foil title. In 2006, Benjamin Ungar '08-09 took the epee crown and Tim Hagamen '07 won the sabre a year later.
The Harvard women's team has had one fencer capture an individual championship, Emily Cross '09 claimed the 2005 foil title.
Last Year's NCAA's:
The Crimson sent nine fencers to the 2009 NCAA Championships, held in State College, Pa. As a team, Harvard garnered a fifth-place finish and four fencers were All-America honorees. In their first season, Noam Mills and Caroline Vloka won silver medals in the epee and sabre, respectively. Emily Cross '09 picked up a third-place finish in the foil. Benjamin Ungar '08-09 was the only fencer from the men's squad to achieve All-America honors in 2009, placing third in the epee.
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Harvard will have 12 fencers competing at the 2010 NCAA Fencing Championships. On the women's side, Noam Mills and Felicia Sun qualified in the epee while Shelby MacLeod and Artemisha Goldfeder will compete in the foil. Elena Helgiu and Caroline Vloka will represent the Crimson in the sabre.
The men will be represented by James Hawrot and Karl Harmenberg in the epee, Tommasso di Robilant and Hao Meng in the foil and Michael Tom and Valentin Staller in the sabre.
Harvard is one of five schools to qualify the maximum number of fencers.
House Advantage:
Collectively, Harvard is 11-2 on home soil this season. The men went 4-2 at the Harvard Invititonal, Nov. 29. The women's squads boasts a perfect 7-0 record at home this season. The Crimson earned six victories at the Harvard Invitational, Nov. 29, and downed Tufts, Dec. 3.
Route 56:
Harvard fencers have earned All-America status on 56 occasions over the past five decades. The first fencer to garner All-America honors was John Smith '51, who tied for fifth in the epee in 1951. The Crimson had four fencer earn All-American accolades at the 2009 NCAA Fencing Championships. Caroline Vloka and Noam Mills placed second in the sabre and epee, respectively, in their first season. Emily Cross '08-09 took home a third-place finish in the foil. Benjamin Ungar '08-09 was the only All-American from the men's team, as he grabbed third in the epee competition. All four fencers earned spots on the first-team.
This is Harvard Fencing:
Harvard has a storied fencing history spanning more than a century. Harvard students formed the first organized collegiate fencing club in the United States in 1888. The Crimson won the first two IFA Championships in 1894 and 1895.
Seven Harvard fencers have represented their native countries in the Olympics.
Harvard fencing has produced seven Rhodes Scholars as well as several Academic All-Americans and NCAA Post-Graduate Scholars.
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Three Beans:
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Poll Position:
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The worst is likely over for Europe after a prolonged five-year economic contraction and analysts say emerging markets in Central and Eastern Europe could be on the verge of a new growth curve.
London-based analysts at Capital Economics on Friday told the AFP that "evidence of a possible turnaround is strongest in emerging Europe, and weakest in emerging Asia."
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I think if you have the space, let each kid have their own room. My boys share because our house is small. They are very close in age (26 months apart) and fight a lot, but they love sharing a room. A few weeks ago, when the fighting got very bad, I separated them for a few days. I put the younger one in my room and let the older one have his own room for a break. He told me it was the worst punishment and cried for an hour the first night. Go figure!
What are the pros and cons of siblings sharing a room?
Some parents have no choice but to have siblings share a room, while others choose room-sharing think it will form a closer bond between their children. What do you think the upsides and downsides of siblings sharing a room are?
My 5 & 3 yo share a room... I have told my 5 yo he will be getting his own room but he insists on staying with his sister. They are buddies and usually play well. I figure let them stay together as long as they want to.
My kids have their own rooms and sleep together anyway! They actually have 3 bedrooms between them and just pick a room to sleep in each night!
When my daughter was born, we lived in a tiny house and she had to share a bedroom with her older brother. My son, bless his heart, ended up sleeping on the couch for a year, until we could add an extra room for him, because he was in 1st grade and needed his sleep. I laugh now, because there were times when his little sister would stand up and toss toys at him, until he woke up, or scream at the top of her lungs, but at the time, it wasn't funny. Growing up, I shared a room with my sister. She was lil miss suzi homemaker, and me? Well I was the one who collected things like rocks and empty bird nests, etc. There were lots of fights, but in the end...I remember being petrified of thunderstorms, and no matter what took place during the day, my sis was there to hold me tight and get me thru those storms. If they are close in age, I say let them spend time together. If they aren't, then do what you can to give the older one some privacy, even if it's a make shift blanket hung between them.
As a military family, my girls have done both over the years depending on the house we lived in, as well as their ages at the time. when my oldest was in kindergarten she got her own room... for example. today they are 13 and 10 and forced to share a small room, which i hate. my girls are extremely close and each others best friend but sharing a room means they dont get dressed in their own room for school due to getting up over an hour apart. and my oldest has to have the same bedtime to avoid fighting <luckily shes one who needs the extra sleep>. it really depends on the kids personalities and ages. there were times i had them share a room just so they would have a playroom in the house, which i could ground them from if they didnt follow the rules..... hope this helps.
I'm the 5th of 6 girls, twins 5 years older, twins 2 years older and sister 4,5 years younger. The eldest twins shared a room, so did the second set of twins and me and the youngest also shared a room. I HATED it with a passion. I considered myself too old to be sharing with my baby sister, regardless of our ages! We fought so much and I always considered her to be the spoilt brat, getting away with so many things! I liked my room tidy and in order, where she couldn't give a damn, and to this day (both around 50) it still is like that. I HATE untidyness, she couldn't care at all, never cleaned up and still doesn't, so even today we can't share easily! In fact, I find it extremely difficult to share with anyone, apart from my own household! I want things a certain way and get extremely annoyed when I get to a cupbourd or room and it's untidy or not the way I left it or want it. I guess I'm just lazy, not wanting to do extra work, wasting time looking for something that's not in it's right place, and I don't like falling over things because it's not in the right place. So I think although it can teach you to be tolerant, to share, be considerate, a lot depends on the gender, age, personality and it doesn't necessarily mean that you can't share something with someone else, maybe just not everything, regardless of whether you shared a room or not. Personally I would not want 2 genders to share a room, regardless of age, . Imo we all need our own space and privacy and that you don't get when sharing a room, and besides there are other ways to teach kids how to share, be tolerant, considerate, etc.
I have two girls that are 3.5 years apart in age. We have two extra rooms and each girl could have her own room but they share both rooms. One room is used as a bedroom only and the other room is used as a playroom. It seems to work well and helps with bonding (they are very close) but it is really difficult when it comes to cleanup for sure. :)
My 2 oldest sons have shared a room since they were little. They love it. They get to play together, share their toys, and know which drawers are theirs and help put their clothes up. They even like having a bunk bed in their room. They are best friends almost. But there is a down fall to them sharing their room, if 1 gets in trouble and they lose their TV they both suffer instead of just 1.
I have 3 kids and only 2 bedrooms for them, so they have to share by necessity. After my youngest was born, she stayed in my oldest daughter's room and my oldest daughter slept in my son's room on a loft bed. When my youngest was old enough for a regular bed (and my oldest wanted her privacy), we switched the girls. My son is now 8 and so far doesn't mind having his little sister sleep in his room. Her toys are another matter ;) Most of both girls things are in my oldest's room. Eventually we may have to move the girls into one room, but so far it's working OK.
I have 3 kids and they all have their own room always have. Made for easier bedtimes to.
Deffinately formed a closer bond between my two boys, only one room to clear up rather than two, they build dens in there together and actually want to go to there room when sent. The down side would have to be they dont always fall asleep at the same time so the 2yr old will wake up the 4 yr old. We solved this by putting them to bed at different times. I think it is a great idea and I know I would have had a closer bond with my siblings had we been encouraged to share a room, I am so pleased to be able to give this choice to them now. VB
I don't have children, but I shared a room with my younger sister for 18 years and hated it most of the time. We are only 18 months apart and fought like cats and dogs. We still argue if we're together too long.
The only time I appreciated sharing a room was when was ten years old and our mom was diagnosed with leukemia. For the two months she was in the hospital, my sister and I slept in our parents' bed while our dad slept in the living room. I valued comforting my sister when she was upset about our mom.
If you have the space, let your children keep their own rooms. In Indiana, it is illegal for siblings of the opposite sex over the age of five to share a room, but I understand if you can't afford the space.
One last piece of advice: If you can plan it, wait to have a second child until the older one is at least three years old. It will help immensely.
Sharing is important in one's life...but if there is space and they desire to have separate rooms then so be it but if not then sharing should not bring harm but more positives in the long run......cleaning and the weight in keeping the room clean is an issue you cant't escape..
It depends a lot on the size of your house and the ages and sex of the children. Once they are school age, I don't think boys and girls should have the same rooms. Sometimes, if bedrooms are in short supply and the house is small, the family benefits from the sharing of bedrooms by children in order to use one room as a den or TV room. The entire family can gather there, playing games, etc. If children share a room, it is still important that each get a place that is just THEIR space - this might not be any more than a couple of shelves on the wall over each bed. Anything on the shelves (collections, favorite books, etc) is off limits to others. When the bedroom is shared, it is mostly used for sleeping, and the playing is done in the family space which is better for family bonding anyway.
My two kids share a room, my daughter is 3.5 and my son just turned 2. At the beginning putting them to bed was a bit of a challenge because we would try to put them to bed seperately so they wouldn't disturb each other. Then we decided to put them up together and it has worked brilliantly. They love being together and find comfort in knowing they have each other in the room. A couple of weeks ago my mam came for a visit and my daughter wanted to stay with her in the spare room, we went through the bedtime routine and as I was pretending to tuck my daughter into bed she snuck out and went to nanna's room. Everything was fine for an hour until my daughter went in to use the bathroom. That's when he woke up and realised she wasn't in the room. He wouldn't settle again until she went back to her own bed and waited until he was asleep again before sneaking back to nanas room again. We do have another bedroom but for the moment they are happy being together. It's great to hear them talking to each other when they wake in the mornings..
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I think that you shouldn't force kids to share a room because my 2 daughters which are 10 and 9 share a room and almost all parents think that the room will get cleaned faster but it dosnt sharing a room between siblings is a bad idea because you get no privacy and instead of making them closer it pulls them apart and makes it harder for us mums and dads. I am seriously about to move to a new house so that they don't have to share a room. Live would be so much easier for us mums and dads if our kids had privacy I think most of the mums and out there would agree when i say ''no bunk beds no fights". Sorry for those who think that sharing a room is a good idea there was a few people that said " if they like it then let them share it" but it's not that simple because I think we can all agree that your children don't always tell you everything that happening in there life or what there doing on there laptops and phones and iPads so maybe there not telling you that they don't like like my kids once I was going to go clean the girls room because they wouldn't clean it and it was messy and then I heard them talking and they said " I really want to have my own room but mum won't let me" it could be the same with you especially the millitary family that answered below please think about it because I am determined to convince the government to make a world wide law that kids can not share a room it sounds silly but what if you put yourself in your kids shoes and then walk around then you'll see how hard live can Beas a kid with. Bully's and parents and strangers and scary shows gives them night mares I know you think it sounds sill and if you ever do anything to your kids think about walking in there shoes also if your afraid to make the big change its like being scared of the dark if your scared of the darkness that could happen think of that sun shining bright and then I hope you will come through
And if your not sure what your kids want go and ask them your the parent
Upsides they have a buddy, they bond, they learn to share, and they have someone to help them not be afraid at night. Downsides space, fights, when some has a friend or boyfriend over, and shutting door wanting privacy. I have experience from childhood since my kids don't have to share a room
Pros: The older one is a neatnik so she makes her younger sister clean her side of the room. I love hearing them giggling together late at night and the younger one is no longer afraid of the dark.
Cons: The younger one is ready for bed and ready to wake hours before her sister. Someone is always disturbing someone else's sleep. Lack of privacy for my older daughter.
We choose to share rooms. Right now, our girls in one room and our boys in another. Up until recently though, the youngest was in with my husband and me, and the three older children were in one room together. We have enough rooms that everybody could have their own room we wanted. However, our kids like sharing rooms. It's practical since the vast majority of toys, books and clothes are used by more than one child, and since the kids all go to bed at the same time.
I would like to point out that most families through the ages have "forced" children to share rooms because that's the way it worked.
I grew up in a family of 7. I'm #2 and my sister is #7. I've shared a room with all of my siblings. I was 10 when my sister was born and we shared a room until I was 19 (my brother moved out and I got his room). I always shared a room with the "baby". My youngest brother was my favorite to share with because he was so sweet.
My parents spent a lot of time moving the boys around. The oldest was just a pill to share a room with. They read "The Color Code" by Taylor Hartman and it was the last time they had to move the boys. Brother 1 got his own room. Brothers 2 and 3 shared, as did 4 and 5. Serious drop in quarreling.
My 2 daughters share a room and when Brother comes, he will have his own room (unless we have another boy). The girls are 20 months apart and have been sharing for almost 2 years. They fight over their respective toys, space, and everything. They also love to help each other. They even bring toys, shoes, clothes, blankets to each other (even if the other sister gets annoyed).
Just remember the kids are individuals. Sharing a room won't change that. If they need a little quiet time, help the roommate respect that. Why not help your kids learn that before college/marriage/co-habitation or whatever?
I hated sharing a room with my sister, but that was only because she was filthy and sloppy and never cleaned and I was a clean freak. We were also 5 years apart. I was so happy she was out of the house by the time I was in Middle school.
I think it just depends on the siblings. Some get along great and can share and others it is really hard.
My daughter is 10 and son is almost 8 but they are great friends because of sharing a room since my son was 2. They actually have always had their own rooms but we actually had to get a bunk bed because they like to sleep in the same room. Bad thing is they always wake eachother up when they need to pee or get up too early and the other ends up with not enough sleep. I put a rule down and said if you two want to sleep in the same room then no waking eachother up!
My oldest is 14 so he has his own room. My other two are 4 and 3 and they share a room.
They get comfort by having each other in the room but the con is that one will not go to sleep without the other.
I have three girls. Since the beginning the twins have shared a room. My older daughter is only 13 mos older. Over the years she has had her own room and shared a room with her sisters. Currently we have enough rooms for bedrooms and a playroom. When we moved here we we let them choose what to do as far as room arrangements. They choose to share a room (they are 7 and 8 now). It may not last forever, but for now it works for everyone.
Mine share right now, but it's b/c our house is small. They are 3 years and 10 months, both boys. The one thing that sucks is when one of them wakes up crying, b/c of a nightmare, needs a drink, fell out of bed, wet the bed, is sick, etc. then both of them are awake. You might be able to take care of an issue and get that child back to sleep, but then both of them are awake and now you have two issues instead of one... If we had more room, they would definitely be in separate rooms.
-it will form a closer bond between the kids
-the elder would at least learn to be responsible for the younger
-the younger would learn how to respect the elder
-they would learn how to watch for each other especially if their parents are not around
-they would learn to be responsible for each other
-as i told my husband, i want my two boys to share room until they grow old to build bond. i'd rather have them as partners-in-crime than for them to grow apart because of their 8year age gap. [same thing happened with him and his brother]
-it's overwhelming to evesdrop when they talk to each other before going to sleep or when they wake up in the morning, when they share their stories with each other, it's good for them.
-plus it's economical: you will only turn on 1 AC and one lamp. you get to clean only one room [but twice the mess. lol]
-i don't know yet
my kids do not sleep in their own room in my current house. they had their own room in the previous house. both are used to sleeping in the same room but not next to each other...they will fight if they do. i used to share room with my sister and that didn't work out - personality differences. i shared room with my brother instead and we shared until age 10 or 11 - when my brother decided he was too old to share with me. it was hard at first but we both got used to being alone in the end. we had our own rooms to "change" clothes and have privacy when we want but at night we liked to sleep in the same room - him on the floor and me on the bed as a comfort thing. at that time we were very close and he taught me to play sports, climb trees...
I have three boys and my two younger share a room. I believe this has given them a closer bond and has taught them to share. It makes it easier for night routine as well. Once they are older and are in need of their own space we can move my oldest downstairs. The only con right now is if one does wake up early or in the middle of the night they are both up.
I have 7 year old BBG triplets in a 2 bedroom house. Their room is crammed with the bunkbeds for the boys, her bed and 2 dressers and the closet is worthlessly tiny. What am I going to do?????? Because of our financial situation, we're probably going to be in this house for a couple of years or more. We are limited on where to put the dressers because of the windows and the beds because of the teeny tiny air vent on the floor. I guess my option is to string up a curtain somewhere. I feel so guilty because they don't have the space they need. I hate this house so much, and I hate coming home at the end of the day, I feel so trapped. We don't even have a back yard in our little corner lot. I hate that I feel so envious of all the other happy people with extra bedrooms, a yard to play in, and bathroom you can actually fit in and doesn't double as a hallway. And don't get me started on all those home buying shows on HGTV about a couple with a new baby is now outgrowing 1500 sq feet... That's almost double what we have!!! I know I should be grateful that we have a roof over our heads that's in good shape and we can afford (actually, it needs a new roof now) and there are so many people worse off than us... but I'm so frustrated I can't stand it!!!!! :(
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Jonathan Walters is a major doubt for the Republic of Ireland's key Euro 2016 showdown with Belgium on Saturday after aggravating his Achilles injury.
The 32-year-old Stoke striker limped off 63 minutes into Monday night's 1-1 draw with Sweden at the Stade de France and later admitted he had been in pain from the start after a week-long battle to make himself available.
And speaking to FAI TV yesterday afternoon, manager Martin O'Neill said: "Jon Walters, obviously, would be the main concern. I'd say he would be pretty doubtful for the second game coming up."
The Republic cancelled their scheduled training session at their Versailles base yesterday morning as the players instead were put through a light recovery session, but it is understood Walters was not involved as he underwent treatment.
He will hope his tournament is not over – he seems unlikely to figure against the Belgians in Bordeaux, but will keep his fingers crossed with Italy to come in Lille on June 22 – although his injury is a concern for O'Neill.
Ireland may have to win one of their remaining games if they are to force their way out of the group after passing up the opportunity to do that against the Swedes on a night when they played well enough to claim three points, but just could not hang on to their lead.
They came within 19 minutes of victory before they were pegged back by Ciaran Clark's own goal and while there was disappointment that two points went begging, there was also satisfaction and optimism after a promising display.
O'Neill said: "Three points would have been fantastic. Like anything, when the game goes 1-1 and it absolutely and utterly opens up as it did do, then there might be a possibility of losing it.
"But we were as positive as we could be, all our substitutions were positive to try to get the goal, so the players are disappointed, but certainly not downbeat. In fact, they are actually very proud of themselves."
However, O'Neill was quick to keep feet firmly on the ground after he, the rest of the staff and the players watched the second half of Italy's 2-0 victory over the Belgians in Lyon after returning to their hotel.
The 64-year-old said: "This idea that Italy are a has-been side, I think, has been totally negated. Italy are a tournament team, we know this from years and years and years of experience.
"They are a tournament side. They qualify for competitions because they are a strong, strong footballing nation. They have got very, very good players now and they will be hard [to beat].
"Belgium have got a real set of individual players - it's whether they go and gel as a side or not. But they have individuals capable of taking you on and beating you, and they play in top-class company every single week."
Meanwhile, Robbie Brady has backed the Republic of Ireland to make the knockout stages of Euro 2016 despite seeing their hopes of an opening night victory dashed.
Asked if they could win at least one of their remaining group games, he said: "Yes, 100 per cent, especially the way we played today in the first half pushing forward.
"If we finish a couple more of them off in the next couple of games...We've shown that we can hurt teams. I'm really looking forward to the next two and I've got really good feelings that we can out of this group."


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The Met Office has issued an extended weather warning for snow and ice to Northern Ireland.
According to the meteorologists the Yellow warning is in force between 00:05 on Friday March 2 and 23.55 on Saturday March 3.
"There is potential for a spell of heavy snow, accompanied by strong winds at first, to affect much of Northern Ireland, Wales together with central and southern England during Friday, and perhaps further bands of snow following in behind on Saturday", say the Met Office.
"Delays and cancellations to public transport are possible, as are delays to travel on roads; some stranding of vehicles and passengers could also occur.
"Some rural communities could become cut off.
"Interruptions to power supplies and mobile phone coverage are also possible."
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Preparing for snow in May
Workers with the Highway Department are ready for Mother Nature's worst
With a chance for winter weather, many people and businesses were taken by surprise.
Folks with the Arkansas Highway Department said they're prepared for the worst, and they're not the only group getting ready for winter weather.
"It feels very weird dragging these snow shovels out this time of year," Home Depot Operation Manager Matt Martin said Thursday.
But when working at a place like Home Depot, that's just part of the job.
"We try to get homeowners prepared, whether it's the seasonal weather or the unusual Arkansas weather," Martin said.
It's only unusual to someone not from the area, like Alex Hriz, who just moved to Fayetteville last year.
"It's supposed to be springtime, so it's a little bit of a shock. I know Denver and all them are getting some snow, but to be in Arkansas and have that, that's a little crazy," Hriz said.
For those who have spent a lot of time in the state, the unpredictable weather is no surprise.
"In Arkansas, one week it's 80 degrees, and the next week it's 30 degrees. So it's not uncommon for us," Jill Buffer said.
"It's Arkansas. Anything can change anytime," Bobby Reed said.
Just in case the roads get slick, workers with the Arkansas Highway Department will be ready to go.
"Our equipment is ready. We have our stockpile of materials year-round," district engineer Joe Shipman said. "The plows are ready. The spreaders were cleaned up and put up for the spring, but they are available to be brought out at any time."
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I was wondering out of 1.0, 1.1, C 1.0 and C 1.1 which would be the best to pick? I don't know what the C is but it's there in LWJGL :).
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I practically lived on marinara sauce in college. Besides eating it on pasta, I dunked bread into it, dunked vegetables into it, dunked my pizza crusts in it… pretty much, if there was a food I was planning to eat, I wanted it with a side of marinara sauce. And really, for a college diet, I certainly could have done a lot worse.
Not surprisingly, this was one of the first things I learned to make when I finally started cooking for myself. I made mushroom marinara sauce, eggplant marinara sauce, shrimp marinara sauce, and I'm sure plenty of others that I've forgotten by now. I fell in love with San Marzano tomatoes after learning on the food network that they are the gold standard of canned tomatoes. Now, every time they're on sale, I fill a whole grocery basket and get a major arm workout lugging them home.
Any time I'm making a tomato sauce/soup recipe, I always buy whole peeled tomatoes and just roughly chop them myself. I love getting big hunks of tomato in my sauces, but if you want smaller pieces, you can use a food processor to cut them smaller. I like getting them whole because I can make sure no skins get into the sauce — maybe this is a weird picky thing on my part, but to me there's nothing grosser than tomato skins in marinara sauce. I used this as one component in a (forthcoming) dish for a dinner party, but I couldn't resist setting a cup aside for me to dunk chunks of bread in. Delicious.
Marinara Sauce
2 (28 ounce) cans of san marzano whole peeled tomatoes
1 medium size white onion, diced
4 medium or large cloves of garlic, chopped
3 tbsp olive oil
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp black pepper
1/2 tsp smoked paprika
2 tsp dried basil, or 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
1 tsp dried oregano (or fresh, probably around 2 tbsp chopped)
1 can tomato paste
1/2 cup red wine
1. In a large stock pot, saute onions and garlic in olive oil. Add salt, pepper, paprika, basil and oregano when onion are translucent.
2. Add sauce from tomato cans. Roughly chop each tomato and add to pot. Simmer 10 minutes.
3. Add tomato paste and red wine. Simmer 10-15 minutes, or until sauce is thickened. Remove from heat, and serve or refrigerate for later use.
Makes about 8 cups of sauce.


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Connor Cannizzaro, ACC rookie of the year, signs with DU lacrosse
ACC men's lacrosse rookie of the year Connor Cannizzaro officially joined the Denver Pioneers Tuesday, Pioneers head coach Bill Tierney announced in a release.
Cannizzaro was Maryland's third-leading scorer last season (34 points) and tied for third in goals (26). The move, reported by The Denver Post on Monday, reunites the transfer with his older brother Sean, a senior-to-be midfielder for the Pioneers.
"His lacrosse and athletic abilities speak for themselves as witnessed by his selection as the ACC rookie of the year this past season," Tierney said in a statement. "More importantly, Connor's arrival ensures that we will have the Cannizzaro family be a part of the DU lacrosse family for three more years."
There is no transfer penalty in Division I lacrosse when a player is given a release from his team, thus Cannizzaro will be eligible to play this coming season as a sophomore.