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New Jersey Sets Records as Other Areas Freeze
While temperatures in New Jersey are at record highs, much of the country has severe winter weather.
New York City, Philadelphia and Atlantic City broke temperature records on Saturday. New York and Philadelphia broke records in the early hours of Sunday as well.
On Sunday the temperature at Central Park, hit 71 degrees breaking the old record of 63 set in 1949 and 1998. In Newark the temperature hit 71 degrees breaking the old record of 65 set in 1998. And at At LaGuardia Airport the temperature reached. 69 degrees breaking the old record of 64 set in 1998.
On Saturday, the National Weather Service says the temperature in Central Park hit a record-setting 65 degrees Saturday. The previous record was 62, set in 2011 and 1923.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City reached 67 degrees on Saturday afternoon. That broke Atlantic City's previous mark of 63 degrees, set in 2011, and bested Philadelphia's previous high of 66 degrees, set in 1895.
The temperature rose to a balmy 68 in Wilmington, Del., beating the previous mark of 65, set in 1895. And the 64 degrees recorded in Newark broke the previous mark of 62, set in 2011.
New Jersey will get one more day of warm temperatures on Sunday as a cold front lines up to move through early Monday that will bring temperatures back to more winter-like levels. There could be some locally heavy rainfall as well.
Tuesday and Wednesday look to be cold under partly sunny skies and no storms in the forecast through next weekend.
Sloppy Storm
A sloppy storm system that dished a bit of everything Saturday on an area stretching from Texas to eastern Canada was expected to bring rain Sunday to areas back East that enjoyed spring-like temperatures the day before.
Travelers likely avoided the worst if they left or arrived in the Midwest by midday Saturday. But by afternoon, roads in many areas became slick and flight cancellations and delays started mounting.
By 11 p.m. CST Saturday, nearly 500 flights into or out of U.S. airports had been cancelled and some 7,000 had been delayed, aviation tracking website FlightAware.com reported.
A winter storm is coating parts of northern New York and Vermont with an inch or more of ice, causing power outages and making travel extremely hazardous.
More than 10,000 customers are without power in upstate New York as the storm is forecast to linger into Sunday afternoon.
The National Weather Service says more than an inch of ice has been reported in parts of St Lawrence County, N.Y. Signification accumulations are expected through midday Sunday.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared an ice storm emergency for northern and western parts of the state.
Northern New Hampshire and parts of western Maine are also seeing ice accumulations. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland released parishioners from obligation to attend Mass, urging "extreme caution and prudence" about travel decisions.
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ROME, G.A. – Andy Campos had a day for the record books as he tied two individual single-game records in the Cobras' 22-15 defeat of the Shorter University Hawks on Saturday (Feb. 8) in men's lacrosse action.
Campos scored six goals and dished out five assists for 11 points on the day. His 11 points and five assists tied the single-game record for both points and assists in a game. Campos now shares the records with teammate Ryan Maurer who set the records last season in Coker's 16-8 win over Young Harris.
Two other Cobras had big offensive days as Shane Wilson and Mike Martiello registered hat-tricks with five and three goals, respectively. Rounding out the scoring for the Navy and Yellow were Mike Maresca and Timothy Smith, both with two goals and Maurer, Josh Smith, John Bretton and Patrick Timothee with a goal apiece.
Setting the table for the 22 goals were Martiello (3) and J. Smith (2), while T. Smith had one assist. Wilson and Maresca also tallied an assist apiece for Coker.
The Navy and Yellow jumped out to a quick 7-0 lead, which was headed by a hat-trick by Wilson in the first quarter. The Hawks would outscore Coker in the second quarter 6-3 to make the halftime score 11-7 in favor of the Cobras.
After giving up the first goal of the third quarter to make the game 11-8, the Cobras turned up the heat and scored six unanswered goals to open up a commanding 17-8 lead. The Hawks would tally seven goals in the fourth, but the third period run by Coker would prove to be the difference maker as the Cobras added five goals in the fourth to capture a 22-15 victory.
The Cobras will be back in action on Saturday (Feb. 15) when they host Florida Tech. Face off is set for 4 p.m. with live coverage of the game online at www.cokercobras.com
Release written by Coker sports information graduate assistant Sharod Williams '13.


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Study finds young children can develop full-blown OCD
PROVIDENCE, RI – A new study by researchers at the Bradley Hasbro Children's Research Center has found that children as young as four can develop full-blown obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and often exhibit many of the same OCD characteristics typically seen in older kids.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is the recurring feelings of anxiety in which the sufferer has obsessive thoughts they can't control – the obsession which can also include, but not always, compulsions like frequently washing their hands or checking to see doors are locked. In children it might even be walking in a circle seemingly oblivious to other people. Sometimes the ritualized behavior gives the child some relief. They give it a comic slant in Monk, but Adrian suffers from OCD. Though in some episodes they've shown how lonely and alienating it can be. One bright spot, they found in these young children (ages four to eight}, is that unlike older children or adults they usually don't suffer from depression in addition to their compulsions. It can be treated and the earlier a diagnosis is made and treatment begins the greater the success of therapy.
Everyone is probably suffering outrage fatque over the Wall St bailout or rescue or whatever the politically correct term is this week so this isn't about the bailout as much about civics and responsibility. The bailout package that failed to pass by the House of Representatives failed because 12 Republicans said that the Speaker of the House, Democrat Nancy Pelosi said some things that were partisan. It is my understanding of government that no one can make you vote one way or the other, not even members of your own party. Republicans said in effect that Speaker Pelosi's statement hurt their feelings. What an extraordinary turn of events. Speaker Pelosi can push a few emotional buttons and get the opposition Party to vote contrary to what they wanted to vote for. Nancy Pelosi made history when she became the first female Speaker of the House. Apparently she has made history yet again by making every Republican in the House of Representatives her bitch. Words escape Pelosi's lips, Republicans not only jump, but ask how high. In future history books we probably won't see the loaded term bitch used, but that is what happened to the Republican Party on September 29, 2008, they got owned by the first female Speaker of the House and they confessed publically to that fact.


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At BlackBerry Jam Asia, we scoped out an upcoming BB10 game built with HTML5 called Realm of Elysium. It was yet another finalist in the JamHack Asia competition which CrackBerry was happy to help judge. Though the mechanics are basically identical to Battleship, Realm of Elysium shines with rich, beautifully textured graphics.
During set-up, players place collections of runes representing various heroes on a grid. Once their allotment is down, they take turns picking squares where they think enemy runes are placed, leaving hit or miss markers behind. Each player gets a notification on their device when it's their move. The first one to wipe out the opponent's runes wins.
BBM connectivity will be implemented shortly for much-needed mid-game trash talk, and we can expect in-app purchases for new board and piece sets. Fancier game mechanics, such as spells that attack multiple squares at once, are also in the works. The devs hope to have Realm of Elysium ready for the BlackBerry 10 launch this January and will be pricing it at $0.99. I'm a huge fan of the subtle graphical touches, like changing the board based on time of day, plus I'm interested in seeing how they tweak the classic Battleship formula. Any takers?


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This interactive online course provides an orientation and overview of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). These skills are useful for clinicians in all practice settings across mental health, primary care, social work, psychology and more.
Studies show that CBT is an effective treatment for many mental health conditions. This includes anxiety, depression and more.
This course is led by psychology experts who help you understand how and when CBT skills can enhance your clinical practice. They provide an introduction to basic techniques and core features of session structure. Course content also covers how to work with patients to engage them in treatment and set goals, how to use basic cognitive and mindfulness exercises, and how to use relapse prevention strategies.
The course includes an array of resources, videos and other materials to guide you through your learning experience. All content and assignments can be completed whenever your schedule allows. Weekly call-in times allow faculty to hear and respond to your questions directly, and an interactive discussion board lets you post your own questions and interact with peers from across the United States and around the world. Plus, the course is accessible via desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet.
Course materials are available beginning on November 5, 2018, and all online course work must be completed by December 10, 2018.
Refunds will be issued for cancellation requests made during the first week of the course, but an administrative fee of $25.00 will be deducted from your refund. Cancellation requests made during the second week will receive a credit toward a future offering of the same course. No refunds or credits will be granted after November 19, 2018.
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Most people who go on diets soon gain back any lost weight.
Why? What are the main things about dieting that prevent so many people from succeeding?
Educating yourself about the top four weight loss hurdles can actually help you avoid them – and finally reach your own goals.
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1. Diets Are Hard To Do
Most diets involve a significant change in a person's normal eating habits over an extended period of time. But habits die hard; we cling to them because they fit in with our lifestyle and the people around us.
And changing something that is second nature to us very often results in stress – especially if that change is at odds with the habits of those in our social and family world.
Dieting is also hard because it relies on our willpower to keep us on the right track. Willpower is often very strong at the start of a diet when we are desperate to change, but it can ebb and flow with the state of our health and the pressures and triggers of day-to-day life.
Dieters rarely think of rehearsing how they will manage in difficult situations such as going out to dinner with friends; they just hope their willpower will hold up and punish themselves if it doesn't. Willpower is hard to maintain for extended periods of time, especially if our dietary rules are too strict. There's also the danger that when we feel like we've made some progress in our diet, we become less inclined to put ourselves through the struggle of restricting our food.
4 Reasons Your Diet Won't Work was originally published on blackdoctor.org


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In case you don't recognize her without her signature tongue sticking out, yes, that's Miley Cyrus.
The controversial star, whose VMA performance brought twerking to the national stage, appeared at the MTV European Music Awards in Amsterdam on Sunday, and she didn't disappoint.
Miley walked the red carpet in knee-high checkered boots and a dress with a plunging neckline and a plea for peace. The backless, lace-up frock had images of deceased rappers Christopher "Notorious B.I.G." Wallace and Tupac "2Pac" Shakur, with the words, "Please Stop Violence" across the front and back of her mini-dress.
The awards show airs Sunday at 7 p.m. ET on MTV. Bring your foam finger.


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Happy New Year! Start the year mindfully, heartfully and joyfully with weekly meditation, together with a welcoming practice group.
Daryl Lynn Ross or another qualified teacher offers Dharma teachings and practices in English every Thursday at 7:30 to 9:00 at Wanderlust Yoga Studio in Griffintown, located at 390 Guy Street, below Notre-Dame Street. The sessions include beginning and/or ongoing meditation instruction, sitting meditation practice, walking meditation and a Dharma talk and discussion. Questions, & comments in both French and English are welcome. These are drop-in sessions, so registration is not required.
The group meets weekly throughout the year and warmly welcomes new participants. The session will begin promptly at 7:30; the doors will be locked at 7:40. There are some sitting cushions and chairs provided for the class.
For further information contact Daryl Lynn Ross: firstname.lastname@example.com
Two dana (donation) boxes will be available for offering dana to the teacher and to the studio. Your teacher donations support Daryl or alternate teacher in their livelihood of teaching the Dharma. Your donation to Wanderlust Studio helps to support the meditation and other practices which are offered to the broader community.


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Deacon Marty Perry remembers pushing his fragile mother's wheelchair down the hall when he'd pause in the journey back to her room.
From the opposite direction, another wheelchair stopped and the elderly sister sitting in it grasped Kathleen Perry's hand. "I love you," Kathleen said, although her illness had left her barely able to speak.
"My dear friend," replied Sister Martha, who had been Kathleen's first caregiver when she and her husband, Joseph, moved into St. Martin's Home in 2000. Sister Martha now herself was in failing health and in need of care.
"The relationships that are built are true relationships, built on the exchange of care and love," Marty Perry said in regard to the Little Sisters of the Poor home in Catonsville, Maryland.
The Little Sisters of the Poor are an international congregation of Catholic women religious founded in 1839 by St. Jeanne Jugan. The sisters serve in more than 30 countries, and their mission is to "offer the neediest elderly of every race and religion a home where they will be welcomed as Christ, cared for as family and accompanied with dignity until God calls them to himself."
Joseph and Kathleen Perry were 30 and 27, respectively, when they married. Both were active in charitable and social justice work and attempted religious life, but God had other plans for them.
For five years, the couple waited to be blessed with children. With no pregnancies in sight, the Perrys adopted two children. "That opened up the floodgates," laughed Marty. The Perrys went on to have 10 natural-born children and take in five foster children.
When Joseph Perry showed signs of Alzheimer's and Kathleen struggled with osteoporosis, Marty took both of his parents into his home. However, their health failed to the point where Marty needed to find another care option and decided to try the Little Sisters.
Joseph was in worse health, so he was kept in the nursing unit, while Kathleen stayed in assisted living. Every morning, she would ride her motorized wheelchair downstairs to spend her days with her husband. At night, she would go back up to her apartment. It got to the point where Joseph didn't recognize his wife. "It was a very difficult day for her," said Marty Perry, "the day when he looked at her and said, 'Do you know where my wife is?'"
But Marty said they were still at peace with each other and Joseph seemed to know he belonged to Kathleen. Every night, they would pray the Rosary together. "This gentle woman being entirely faithful even though he didn't know she was his wife — and [she] did it anyway because she loved him," Marty said. "Where the body fails, the spirit is still very much at work."
Physician-suicide advocates would have you think a patient bedridden and with no memory would be better off with an "aided" death. But Joseph would always say thank you for the littlest thing the nursing staff did for him, even if it was a procedure that was painful. Paid staff said interacting with the loving father and husband "gave them a sense of purpose" in dealing with home and personal stress.
Saint Jude Hospice serves counties within Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska and Wisconsin to bring healing to those with life-limiting or terminal illness, who — along with their health care provider — have decided to seek comfort care over a cure. No one is turned away because of an inability to pay.
"Our mission is first and foremost to take care of Christ in the dying," said Tom Moreland, who founded Saint Jude Hospice and became CEO in 2010. Saint Jude strives to spread the New Evangelization and support the Church — in addition to showing that hospice is the answer to the ethical dilemma of assisted suicide.
"We believe we can combat any scenario someone puts in front of us," Moreland said of arguments given in the assisted-suicide debate. Moreland likened the care the hospice provides for the dying to the help a pregnancy center offers a fearful mother in a crisis.
"All those things that you're scared of — the inconvenience, the pain that they may have, the family dynamics — we do everything we can to alleviate that," Moreland said.
"Palliative care is the answer because it responds to the request of the suffering person for comfort, support and companionship in the face of death," Sister Constance said. "Only when we let a person's life come to its natural conclusion as God wills it — and not according to our own will or plans — can we be confident that all that was meant to be accomplished, shared or resolved in that person's life has been realized."
This scenario seems to hold true for the Perrys. Marty said both of his parents held on for a few weeks longer than expected, and it was during that time that some family members made their peace with their parent.
"The fact that these kind of healing moments come is all part of the beauty of the end of life," Marty said.
What does the end of life look like in organizations such as these?
"The summit of our mission of hospitality has always been the vigil with the dying, by which we assure a constant presence at the bedside of residents who are nearing the threshold of the Father's house," Sister Constance said. "I can think of no more intense expression of the family spirit with which our homes are imbued than this vigil at the bedside of the dying residents. It's an intense moment of communion."
The Perry family experienced this vigil with the dying. Nine of the 12 children were gathered into his mother's tiny room, as well as a dozen or so sisters, singing hymns and "praying her peacefully into her reward."
That building relationships with not only the patient, but the family, is very key to the ministry, Moreland said.
"It's so important that they know that they can trust us to take care of their loved ones," he said. "And not just take care of them, but do it in a way that they can go to bed at night and know Mom and Dad lived until natural death."
Mariann Hughes writes from Maryland.
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Watch Out Tax Evaders! U.S. Coming for You
The U.S. is expanding its crackdown of offshore tax evasion, preparing numerous criminal cases against suspected offenders. Laura Saunders reports on Markets Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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Nov. 17, 2007
After trailing the Spartans from San Jose State for nearly 38 minutes, the Bisons took the lead on a Michael Lusk three pointer that helped spark a dramatic come back victory. This added to a 29-12 run that the Bisons strung together in the last nine minutes of the game. Lipscomb defeated San Jose State 79-72 to improve to 1-4. The Spartans fell to 2-1.
"I'm just proud of our guys for getting out and competing and playing," said coach Scott Sanderson. "We played not great the whole game, but I thought when we needed to the most down the stretch we were pretty good."
San Jose State took control of the game early on with a 10-2 run. However, the Bisons went on a 9-3 run of their own to cut the deficit to 2 with 12:38 left to play in the first half.
Lipscomb would continue to stay close but never tie or take the lead over the Spartans in the first half. Jamon Hill hit a jump shot as the clock ran out to extend San Jose State's lead to nine. This was the largest deficit for Lipscomb in the first half.
The Bisons were out rebounded 26-11 in the first half. Lipscomb shot 42% from the field and only accumulated two turnovers.
Eddie Ard led the Bisons with 11 points in the first half.
San Jose State stretched their lead out to 13 at the 16:12 mark of the second half. This would prove to be the Spartans largest lead of the game.
From that point on the Bisons would continue to chip away at the lead until they took their first lead of the game at the 2:03 mark in the second half. Eddie Ard and Josh Slater both led the charge for the dramatic come from behind victory. Ard finished with 19 points and slater with 18.
"Josh Slater came in there and played terrific for us. He drove the ball to the hole, made some timely threes, and got a couple of steals," said Sanderson.
Michael Lusk and LaKory Daniels also chipped in with crucial three pointers. Brandon Brown came up with 11 rebounds. This was his second consecutive game with more than 10 rebounds.
Lipscomb's second half 29-12 run helped capture their first win of the season. "We're going to keep getting better," said Sanderson. "The biggest thing is tonight I just like the way they competed. They competed and were able to get the win."
Lipscomb defeated San Jose State 79-72 to improve to 1-4. San Jose State is 2-1.
The Bisons next action comes on Tuesday night when they travel to play Purdue. The action can be heard on the Lipscomb Radio Network.
This story was written by Benjamin Seamon.


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Andrew Garfield & Emma Stone: Dinner Date!
Emma Stone and her rumored beau Andrew Garfield leave Nobu after having dinner together on Thursday (August 25) in Malibu, Calif.
The 22-year-old actress recently gushed about working with Andrew, 28, on The Amazing Spider-Man.
"[He] is one of the most giving actors I've ever worked with. If I needed to get to a place of love or sadness in a scene, he'd leave messages on my phone to replay, or slip in lines off camera for a different reaction than what was scripted. He gave me so much to react to," Emma told Teen Vogue.
The night before, Andrew came out for a screening of Meatballs at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
FYI: Emma is carrying a Vanessa Bruno navy suede bag.
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Burnley captain Steven Caldwell is among four senior players not to have been offered a new deal by the relegated club.
The 29-year-old Scotland international joined the Clarets in January 2007 from Sunderland but has been dogged by injuries this season, making only 13 appearances.
Caldwell led Burnley for the final time in Sunday's comeback win over Tottenham, while he scored his only Barclays Premier League goal for the club in their 1-1 draw with Aston Villa in November.
Midfielder Stephen Jordan will also leave Turf Moor after three seasons in Lancashire while goalkeeper Nicky Weaver and young midfielder Adam Kay have also been released.
Manager Brian Laws has offered new deals to first-choice keeper Brian Jensen, defender Michael Duff, midfielder Robbie Blake and striker Steven Thompson, and they will now decide whether to stick with the Clarets in the Coca-Cola Championship.
Player-coach Graham Alexander, meanwhile, is set to play on until he is 40 after signing a new two-year deal, with defender Clarke Carlisle extending his stay by the same length of time.
Laws said: "There have been some touch choices to make but I would like to place on record my thanks to the released players for their hard work and commitment to the club.
"I am sure I speak on behalf of all the management, staff and supporters in wishing them every success in their careers elsewhere."
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Some of Tinseltown's biggest stars were in full Easter bloom on Sunday, sharing their most adorable holiday pics on Twitter.
"California Gurls" Katy Perry showed that she wasn't worrying about her breakup with John Mayer one bit! The newly single star spent the day with her adorable niece Kai, showing off their precious moment on Twitter, writing, "Happy Easter from Kai & Katy! (and a silly rabbit)." We don't know who's cuter, the bunny or the baby!
It's no surprise that "American Idol" diva Mariah Carey shared her day via social media, tweeting a goofy pic of herself and hubby Nick Cannon saying, "Happy Easter Dahhlings...I finally caught the Easter Bunny."
But they weren't the only ones to get in on the eggscellent holiday Twitter trend. Britney Spears tweeted a pic of her precious puppy in costume, saying "Happy Easter! Blessed to be spending the day with my family back home(...missing my little @hannahspears though, she doesn't like to fly)."
Check out the video to find out what other celebs traded their cocktail dresses for cotton tails and bunny ears!
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Lipscomb Tennis Signs Texas Player
Aug. 23, 2005
Andy Mizell from Richardson, Texas will play tennis at Lipscomb University this fall. Dr. Lynn Griffith, tennis coach at Lipscomb, made the announcement.
Mizell played on the Texas state championship high school team in 2003 and 2004. He played for the USTA Team Tennis National Championship in 2004, and also played on the USTA Oklahoma State Open Doubles Champion Team.. Mizell was named 2002 MVP for the varsity team at Jesuit College Prep School.
"I chose Lipscomb because of how nice all the people are there," Mizell said. "I did not meet anyone at all who was mean in any way. Another reason is the opportunity to be part of the tennis team."
Mizell is the son of Sherry and Jeff Mizell. He plans to major in Fine Arts.


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|2010-07-27, 16:54
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Room Full Of Crazy
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Bikini Bottom
|2010-07-29, 10:51
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lastresolve is the "atmosphere" been deliberately spell like that?
well that's possible and the same way it's only possible in black wings mode. But I can't clearly understand the question. But from what I get on that question is your questioning if accelerator can seal the opponents movement? or seal the opponent in a vacuum? both are possible in black wings mode. Because his range increases with the wings but in normal mode. The range would probably left in skin touch. Like his the center of the black hole sucking the air around him. Similar to creating the plasma but he prefer long range bombardment then aim for a finisher.
His pretty weak in melee if the opponent can overwhelm his computational skills which most likely never happen yet. Aside from Dark Matter which at first overwhelms him but he just turns the tide in his favor in just few seconds of seeing it.
The imagine breaker and kihara are exceptions.
But really sealing the opponent... what's the use if he could kill it instantly.
|2010-07-29, 17:21
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mmmm in black wing mode he should be able to...though it wouldn't really be that useful i guess? even if he seals the target's movements, compared to just impaling him with a wing or vaporize him with a plasma stream flying at mach 10+, it would still be needlessly complicated...
though...what happens if you put a human body inside a vacuum and then let air flow back in? would it be enough to make the body implode, or at least cause fatal injuries?
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Room Full Of Crazy
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Bikini Bottom
|2010-07-31, 19:54
|Link #3627
Join Date: Jan 2009
Age: 29
Kanzaki is fighting against Brunhild(the valkyrie) in the 7th part of the mininovel of the mininovel... heck, it seems I'm going to buy those DVD's the few I got of that was epic...
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Btw, how is called the style of fighting using both, the sword and the sheath?
|2010-07-31, 21:31
|Link #3628
Portable Dude Mk. II
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: All ghillied up spying on someone ~2,000 yards away using telescope sights.
Age: 30
But I believe that's not it that we're looking for here...
|2010-08-02, 14:27
|Link #3636
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Age: 25
It's not "a" power per se'. It gives Fiamma the ability to attack anything wherever it is with no speed and destroy anything whatever it is without any destructive force. Also, with Index's power he can use any technique dealing with the right hand.
|2010-08-02, 19:18
|Link #3637
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: In my room
No, with index's power it gives him infinite time instead of short limited time.
Holy rights form will turn into ethereal form instead of banishing that's the use of index knowledge. And index can already use any right hand based magic to begin with.
|2010-08-02, 19:35
|Link #3638
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Age: 25
Yes, I know all of that but I left out the extension part of his connection with Index because it doesn't have anything to do directly with Fiamma's power. And I'm fairly certain that Fiamma said that he can "now" use any technique that deals with the right hand, which implies that it's because of Index's power that he is able to do that.
|2010-08-03, 03:37
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2009
no, Fiamma isn't using Index's power, he's using Index's knowledge to use the holy right's power better...
as for what he can do...well, so far we've only seen him "lol smash stuff with third arm", create a gigantic flame sword and teleport....but considering that the holy right is archangel michael's power, and that michael is supposedly equal to God, i'd say Fiamma's holy right is quasi-omnipotent...as for how much of it Fiamma can use, that's another story...
though he does look a hell of a lot more powerful than any other human being in this story...heck, he may even be on the level of the angels for all we know...
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I'm new here and there is a lot of possible reading. My interest was captured by a topic looking for responses to the famous, "what if you're wrong" question and I have posted there.
I am interested to know how people respond to the smug last word that many theists seem to get when they end a discussion/debate with either, "God bless you", "I'll pray for you" or a combination of the two. I have been working on my response and, depending on how irritated I am as the discussion closes, I generally say either: -
"I cannot give you anyone elses blessing but I wish you health, happiness and prosperity"
or (if provoked)
"I cannot give you anyone elses blessing but I wish you health, happiness, prosperity and freedom from delusion" (The ones that don't become apoplectic generally just blink in speechless amazement ;)
What does everyone else say?
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I completely understand this. I have had the same thing with preachers or missionaries but most commonly i get this from family trying to convince me. I also find it very smug and somewhat annoying. Because of this my normal response to "ill pray for you" is a rather unkind "and i will continue to ignore it" and to "god bless you" i normally go with a non-committal "indeed".
I also get the odd "well who is looking after you if you don't believe", "who do you give thanks to" and "well don't worry god loves you anyway". I hate all of these but the last one especially. There is a sense of riduculous self-importance about it that drives me crazy!!
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|2012-08-15, 15:20
|Link #3601
Last Engage
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Florida
Midonin's The Two iDOLM@STERs Comparison Diary
Week Twenty Six
Much later than I expected to do this, but leaving it incomplete would reflect poorly on me. Comparing a short series of vignettes with the end of a 26-episode serial is difficult to do, though the movie-within-a-show that most of the idols starred in in iM@S was much grittier than anything that happened in Xenoglossia, even if the latter had the end of the world as a plot point in its final episode. The common motifs of the stars were used to end both, but that's nothing particularly unique to either incarnation of the franchise. Which means overall comparisons should follow.
iM@S is more in the spirit of the games, and has way more characters, but the storyline isn't quite as serialized as Xenoglossia. The characters are really the central point of all this. Between the two shows, I find that those who have counterparts are largely similar in personality, in the broadest sense, with the two biggest deviations being Yayoi and Yukiho. Yayoi is either one of the least experienced members of the crew, or the most experienced idol on the show, and while Yukiho is calm in both iterations, her Xenoglossia version actually betrays people, which her mainline self is too timid to do.
Which one would I recommend? It depends on what kind of experience you're looking for. Xenoglossia, by placing Haruka front and center, is more of a traditional anime storyline, while iM@S has no true protagonist, not even the producer, and it's overall more episodic. Music is still integrated fairly well into Xenoglossia, all things considered, and the world setting does come up with some pretty interesting ideas, even if the science can be a bit iffy.
I don't know if I'll get to do another comparison like this again for two linked, yet wildly different, iterations of a franchise, but it's been fun.
|2012-08-16, 15:52
|Link #3608
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Mandaluyong, Philippines
Episode 26
Very enjoyable episode, entertaining and funny. This show is begging for a second season. Well, we can always hope.
Favorite part is the Sushi Kaiten segment. We finally get to see the epic duel between Studio 765 and Project Jupiter, and Takane won.
|2012-08-16, 22:01
|Link #3612
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Age: 27
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|2012-08-16, 22:35
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
I assume you're referring to the faces that represent fan enthusiasm. I wouldn't worry too much about that- it's too much bother to get them all happy at the same time, so most people concentrate on one or two. It's the combination of fan numbers and fan enthusiasm that drives record sales.
There are guides- there's one on the Project Imas site- but for the most part, there are only a couple of spots where you can actually get stuck. I recommend that you save manually each week instead of relying on auto-save, and that you not save on the 53rd(?) week, the week before last, if you're feeling nervous about your prospects. You can get stuck with a negative reporter on the next to last week if you're not careful.
Oh yeah, which girls did you pick?
|2012-08-16, 22:59
|Link #3614
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Age: 27
|2012-08-17, 06:03
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He Without a Title
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: The land of tempura
Actually my first playthrough (Haruka, Chihaya and Yaoi) felt pretty nice even if I didn't win anything. Acapella end. Now the second one (with the girls from Project Fairy) was the one I started actually doing it right. Got 2 regional awards and the big one. Felt nice (and puts the first troll by the twins on the special episode of the series in a different level but I won't spoil)
|2012-08-17, 13:07
|Link #3616
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Age: 27
Thanks, that's the one I was referencing here and there, but I was mostly winging it with my limited knowledge of Japanese, experience in rhythm games and daily management sims. Don't know how much of an accomplishment is, but I believe on my 31st day and I've unlocked all of Ryuugu Komachi's members (including Ritsuko) and topped the chart once (and sequentially all of the other trophies under it as well). If I'm correct, I have to get into the extra episodes to unlock Nanairo Botan, but with these unlocks I think I already have SMOKY THRILL.
|2012-08-17, 13:24
|Link #3617
Bury My Shell
On my first playthrough, it was Yayoi and Mami with Yukiho as leader. I was actually able to get the good end by getting the main award, and it wasn't until my third playthrough where I actually got my first true end with Miki as leader.
I would recommend that you do save at the end of your first playthrough so all your high scores the records of who got produced is recorded. You got nothing to lose anyway.
|2012-08-17, 13:29
|Link #3618
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Age: 27
Yeah, it's actually not too bad once you learn the ropes. One thing that's been driving me crazy since I got the game though...my DLC stuff doesn't show up in S4U. I'm sure I downloaded and installed them. I figured they might show up after a playthrough, so that's what I'm doing.
|2012-08-17, 13:32
|Link #3619
He Without a Title
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: The land of tempura
|2012-08-17, 13:49
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Graphic Designer
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Age: 27
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FROM THE FRONT | Yarok The Hair Kitchen opens in New York
YAROK FOUNDER and editorial stylist Mordechai Alvow has opened The Hair Kitchen in New York City's Flatiron district.
What is Yarok? "Performance-driven [haircare] products that are healthy for both clients and stylists. Using modified, traditional recipes of nutrient-rich base and essential oils, YAROK products are formulated exclusively from organic, wildcrafted and otherwise responsibly-harvested plant ingredients, hand-picked for their medicinal and sensory benefits throughout history, and sourced from pristine locales around the world. The products are created fresh, in small batches, to preserve their freshness, integrity and performance." There are seven treatment oils for various follicular and scalp ailments, shampoo and conditioner.
Why do you care about The Hair Kitchen? Because you can get a signature scalp treatment (serums, scalp massage... bliss), organic hair colouring, a blow out, a cut (boys and girls both) or an updo if need be and your makeup all did in one place. And all of it's as squeaky green as can be, so none of the usual noxious nasties and fumes you often get in the confines of a salon.
I can tell you from first-hand experience that the Yarok Feed Your Youth hair treatment (aforementioned serum + scalp massage) is a hair changing experience. Go in with ragged roots and emerge all silky maned.
We'll be in Manhattan this week and next so we'll be sure to swing by this address for a real-time update.
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The old Catholic War Veterans basketball tournament that Mount St. Joseph Academy attended annually for many years has now morphed into the George W. Snear Tournament, but the outcome was the same as it has been for a number of seasons now, as the Magic captured the tourney title last Wednesday evening.
Bringing an 8-0 record into the final game, the Mounties were set back on their heels at the start of the contest, and trailed Plymouth Whitemarsh High School at the end of the first period, 13-6. The Magic rallied to gain a two-point lead at the intermission and then clobbered the Colonials in the second half, winning 55-35 with a game-high 18-point performance by senior forward Steph Smith, who was named tournament MVP.
In the semifinal round on Tuesday night, Mount St. Joe had dispatched Norristown High, 48-14, while PW cruised past Pope John Paul II High School, 57-26.
The Catholic War Vets tournament had been held at Kennedy-Kenrick High School outside of Norristown, but the closing of the school last spring put the kibosh on that arrangement. This past fall, Kennedy-Kenrick merged with the old St. Pius X in Pottstown to populate John Paul II, a newly-constructed school in Royersford. The reconstituted holiday hoops tournament was moved to the Fellowship House in Conshohocken, where the War Vets event had been staged back in the 1990's.
In Tuesday's tournament opener, a drive by MSJ senior guard Mary Jo Horgan started up the scoreboard, then three field goals by Smith gave the Magic an 8-0 lead before center Tyshay Britten hit a lay-up for Norristown with 4:06 remaining in the first quarter. The 6'2" Britten did not score again in the game, and no one else from her team found the hoop until Mount St. Joe had built a 24-2 lead a few minutes into the second period.
As usual, the Magic used aggressive defense to set up their transition offense as they rolled to a 28-6 halftime lead.
The Mounties actually seemed a little bored in the third period, nonchalantly missing a number of field goal attempts before the period ended in a 6-6 draw. The MSJ reserves reinvigorated their ballclub in a 14-2 fourth quarter.
Smith combined a game-high 13 points with eight rebounds and five blocked shots, while Horgan and sophomore Kelsey Jones had seven points apiece. Juniors Cailin Schmeer and Bridget Higgins scored six and four points, respectively, while freshman Alex Louin put up five points. Junior Maddie Kohler, sophomore Meg Geatens, and freshman Carly Monzo (just off the injured list) each chipped in with a lay-up.
Guard Steph DiNolfi, with six points, was the only Eagle to score more than two points in the encounter.
After this cakewalk in the semifinals, it took the Magic awhile to adjust in the championship game when PW charged out of the gate and went up by seven points in the opening stanza. Smith led the Magic back, along with Horgan and Jones, who once again matched scorecards and wound up with 13 points apiece.
Schmeer shot eight points and Higgins scored three for the Mounties, who reinforced their 23-21 halftime advantage during a 15-8 third quarter.
The Colonials, who came away with a 3-3 record, received 11 points from Alyssa Butcher and eight each from Erin Martin and Gabby Schumacher. Schumacher, a junior from Flourtown, is the older sister of Springside's Julia Schumacher, a freshman point guard for the Lions.


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Stylestalker inspired knit dress
Added Aug 8, 2012
by 2011ebj1987
Kristiansund, No...
Ever since i've seen the Stylkestalker Monroe dress, I've wanted to make a dress in knitted fabric with splitted arms. I love my design, altough the seems aren't much to brag about. The fabric was really difficult to sew! i had to "scetch" the seem by hand, because the fabric kept slipping when I was sewing.
- please forgive me for the crappy cell-pics*
The shoes I'm wearing is a DIY-project, to see the progress, visit my blog at: http://createcheapfashion.blogspot.no/
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Aug 8, 2012, 05.37 PMby Mary Athey
Its fab. theres a process called underling for when you work with this type of fabric. i.ve not heard of it beforre, check it out in case you make another. well done xx
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major macro economic indicators
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- Significant mineral oil and gas potential
- Tourism potential (flora, fauna, heritage)
- Diverse climate allows for a wide range of crops
- Marine resources: leading exporter of shrimp
- Low risk of inflation due to fully dollarised economy
- Economy dependent on oil
- Competitiveness subject to US dollar performance due to fully dollarised economy
- Large informal economy and poorly qualified workforce
- Legacy of sovereign default
- State interventionism
- Credit is expensive and underdeveloped; weakness of small banks
- Low levels of domestic and foreign private investment
Risk assessment
Timid exit from recession
The economy is struggling to recover: public spending fuelled by oil revenues – its traditional driver – is anaemic. The dollarisation of the economy since 2000 has helped macro-economic stability, but low oil prices are exacerbating the country's weaknesses (low competitiveness, inefficient and expensive public services, rigid labour market). Internal demand is still performing weakly, and the slight upturn in household consumption seems to have fizzled out. While inflation will remain weak because of the fully dollarised economy, household income will likely continue to be affected by wage freeze (not counting the 10% cut in senior civil servants' salaries), as well as rising poverty rates and under-employment (only 39% of the workforce were in full-time employment in March 2017). In addition, the informal economy, which concerns 45% of jobs, means that many households do not benefit from the minimum wage or social benefits.
Public investment is expected to fall further. The government is making efforts to reduce the fiscal deficit, so as to prevent the debt from further hikes, and is prioritising politically important social spending rather than capital spending. Meanwhile, interventionism and the lack of competitiveness reduce private investor interest.
Exports might pick up slightly: oil sales are expected to benefit from firm prices, the slight upturn in production after the decision to no longer comply with OPEC's ceiling, and operations at the new oilfields in the Yusuni national park by the national company, Petroamazonas (78% of domestic production). Exports of bananas, shrimps, tinned fish, and flowers will likely benefit from the strong performance of the North American and European markets. In contrast, cocoa exports will continue to disappoint because of the drop in production and low prices caused by both a fall in quality and disease affecting the cacao trees. Other sectors (including textiles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, leather, and wood) will continue to be disadvantaged by their lack of competitiveness outside the dollar zone. Given that imports will be overshadowed by weak domestic demand, trade's contribution to growth will be slightly positive.
Public debt requires supervision; external financing is fragile
Lenin Moreno, president since May 2017, has inherited a growing public debt burden, aggravated by the widening deficit. Declining oil revenues have not been matched by spending cuts, in large part due to reconstruction costs following the 2016 earthquake, the recession, and rising debt interest payments. In October 2017, the country once again issued ten-year bonds for USD 2.5 billion with a coupon of 8.875%. Following the public referendum scheduled for early 2018, steps will likely be taken in an attempt to sufficiently bring down the deficit so as to control the debt. This will be tough, as the president needs to find a compromise with the centre-right opposition, while also keeping those on the left of his party in line. This is compounded by poor prospects of a rapid rise in oil revenues, due to problems with the execution of construction contracts for a refinery, a gas liquefaction plant, and two oil pipelines. Meanwhile, production at fields awarded to the private sector is declining, reducing the benefits of increased output from fields operated by Petroamazonas.
Despite the restrictions on imports, the current account is likely to dip into the red again. Because of insufficient refinery capacity, the country has to import expensive oil products. In addition, accrued debt interest and profit repatriation exceed the value of remittances from expatriate workers. Finally, freight costs and oil sector service payments to foreign companies will exceed tourism income. Weak FDIs will not suffice to cover the deficit, so there will undoubtedly be a need to once more turn to external borrowing, potentially from China – who is already the country's main foreign creditor and investor. Foreign exchange reserves are low, despite tax incentives for companies to repatriate their foreign exchange and the tax on capital outflows. In this context, the IMF carried out another local inspection mission. Renewed relations, after being suspended for ten years, could bring down the cost of finance, but at the price of faster fiscal consolidation.
Pragmatism of the new president, Lenin Moreno
The President and his predecessor Rafael Correa disagree over policy and are competing for control of their party, the Allianza Pais (AP). Cutting a softer left-wing image, Lenin Moreno (77% approval rating in September 2017) plans to hold a referendum in early 2018, aimed at limiting presidential terms of office to two years (a return to the pre-2015 position) – thus preventing Correa from standing in 2021 –, at removing civil rights from persons convicted of corruption, and at reforming the Consejo de Participacion Ciudadana y Control Social which decides on the appointment of magistrates and is controlled by Correa's allies. Divisions within the party and across the political scene weaken the government. The AP's number of seats (74 out of 137) fell in favour of the centre and the right during the last 2017 elections.
Last update: January 2018
Cheques are still a frequently used means of payment for commercial transactions in Ecuador. Nevertheless, the use of cheques is declining, due to a growing preference for electronic payments for transactions of all values.
Credit transfers are used for both high-value and low-value payment transactions. High-value and urgent inter-bank transfers are usually cleared via the Banco Central Ecuatoriano (BCE). Inter-bank transfers can include capital, money and foreign exchange market transactions, as well as public sector and commercial payments. Transfer instructions can be submitted via paper-based instructions or through online systems such as SWIFT.
Cash is frequently used, particularly for low-value transactions.
Debt collection
Amicable phase
Amicable negotiations are a crucial step in successful debt collection management. These negotiations are highly detailed and cover aspects including the number of instalments, write-offs, guarantees, collateral, grace periods and interest.
Legal proceedings
Ecuador's judicial system comprises courts, administrative bodies, autonomous bodies and subsidiary bodies. The jurisdictional bodies responsible for administering justice are the National Court, regional courts, law courts, law tribunals and Justice of the Peace courts.
The Judicial Council is the governing body responsible for the administration, supervision and discipline of the judicial function. The judicial system also encompasses subsidiary bodies, such as notaries, auction services, foreclosure services, legal custodians and other bodies, as determined by law.
The Código Orgánico General de Procesos (COGEP), a new legal code which came into effect in May 2017, is expected to accelerate the resolution of trials.
Ordinary proceedings
Under the new legal code, trials can be in the form of Executive Judgments or Ordinary Judgments.
Executive proceedings are initiated by filing a written complaint with the Court. Supporting documents (such as the pagaré or letra de cambio) should be attached to the claim. Cases are assigned to a judge who then has 45 working days to decide whether the claim is complete. The judge then hands down precautionary measures within the following 60 days. The judge orders a single audience 90 days later, during which he delivers judgement.
Ordinary proceedings are initiated by filing a written complaint with the Court. The case is then assigned to a judge who has 45 working days to decide whether the claim is complete. The judge then issues a writ ordering the serving of the written complaint to the debtor. The debtor has 90 days to respond with a written defence. The judge then orders a single audience during which he will deliver judgment.
Enforcement of a legal decision
A domestic judgment becomes final and enforceable after any appeals have been exhausted. The judge of the court of first instance is responsible for enforcing judgments and issues a writ of execution ordering the relevant party to comply with the judgment within five working days. If the order is not complied with within the five-day period, the judge orders the seizure of the debtor's assets in order for them to be auctioned off.
The Ecuadorian Civil Procedure Code sets out the requirements for the enforcement of foreign judgments, in accordance with the appropriate treaties, international conventions and Ecuadorian law. The approval procedure begins with a phase of knowledge gathering (for ordinary trials) that is performed in the defendant's domicile court before admitting the execution. Ecuador has signed and ratified a number of international treaties for the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments, including the Inter-American Convention on Extraterritorial Validity of Foreign Judgments and Arbitral Awards.
Insolvency proceedings
There are two phases in Ecuador's insolvency proceedings.
a) Conciliatory phase
The objective of this phase is to ensure that the debtor company can continue to operate, by putting into place signed agreements with all of its recognised creditors.
b) Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy proceedings entail the sale of the debtor company and its assets, with profits from the said sales being used to pay its debts to creditors.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 11, 2014) – After suffering a disappointing last-second loss to Lipscomb on Thursday night, the ETSU men's basketball team will return to the floor on Saturday in an effort to get back on the winning track against Atlantic Sun Conference foe Northern Kentucky.
Tip is set for 4 p.m. inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
The Buccaneers (8-8 overall, 1-2 A-Sun) will be facing a NKU team that is currently 7-10, 3-2 in league play. The Norse are also coming off a loss Thursday night at USC Upstate.
Fans are encouraged to bring their children to games this year to take advantage of the special Sweet Frogs $5 kids' ticket during men's basketball games.
For more on the contest, read the game notes below or click on the game notebook link located on the right. For more on ETSU men's basketball throughout the 2013-14 season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
Game Notes
We are "ETSU"
The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called "ETSU" ... East Tennessee State University in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs is also acceptable.
Buc bits
The ETSU men's basketball program was glad to see the 2012-13 campaign come to an end, following a season which saw the team face multiple obstacles and challenges -- such as a brutal schedule that featured the likes of North Carolina, Arizona, Ole Miss, Virginia Tech, Georgia and Hawaii ... Other issues for the team included senior post Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) missing the season with ankle injury that he suffered in the preseason, senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) being academically ineligible for the first two months of the year, and two other senior guards who were expected to be major contributors were dismissed from the team in early November for violations of team rules … This left head coach Murry Bartow and his coaching staff with a young, inexperienced group of underclassmen, several true freshmen, one redshirt freshman and a pair of junior college transfers … Those obstacles proved to be tough to overcome, as the Buccaneers posted a 10-22 record and finished 8-10 in Atlantic Sun Conference play … It was the toughest campaign in Bartow's 10 seasons at ETSU, a tenure that has produced many championships, postseason tournament appearances and 20-win campaigns … In all, Bartow's teams have earned three NCAA Tournament invitations (2004, 2009 and 2010), one NIT appearance (2007), and one CIT berth (2011), and the Bucs have eclipsed 20 wins five times. …
The series vs. Northern Kentucky
This is just the third all-time meeting ever between the Bucs and the Norse ... ETSU is 1-1 in those games, having lost the last meeting 70-68 back on Jan. 31, 2013.
Last time out vs. Northern Kentucky
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 31, 2013) – ETSU senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) had a chance to force overtime, but his layup attempt at the buzzer rimmed out as Northern Kentucky escaped the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center with a 70-68 victory over the Buccaneers in Atlantic Sun Conference play. ... Jones' miss came on a night when he was otherwise brilliant on the offensive end, scoring a career high 23 points while finding himself in a showdown with NKU's own Jones – senior forward Eshaunte Jones – who posted a game-high with 25 points. ... It was Eshaunte Jones who banked in a 3-pointer and was subsequently fouled to complete a rare 4-point play with 26.7 seconds left, giving the Norse a 70-65 lead. The Bucs answered with a 3-pointer of their own from sophomore guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa), and Eshaunte Jones was later called for an offensive foul with 10 seconds left to set up Jarvis Jones' game-tying attempt. ... The Bucs rallied from a 10-point deficit (55-45) with 10 minutes left in the contest, and actually took the lead when a 3-pointer from Rembert capped an 18-6 run with three minutes left in the game. However, at that point NKU's Chad Jackson scored five straight points to make it 66-63 with 1:49 left and set up the late game heroics for both teams. ... After playing an offensively sluggish game earlier in the year at NKU, both teams showed more signs of a cohesive scoring attack early on in this contest. ... In fact, NKU built a lead of as many as six points at 17-11, before ETSU went on a 15-2 run to regain a 26-19 advantage with five minutes left before the break.
Last time out
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 9, 2014) – Rallying from nine points down with just over two minutes left to tie the game at 80, the ETSU men's basketball team could not get one more critical defensive stop when it was needed the most. ... Lipscomb's J.C. Hampton hit a game-winning basket with four seconds left on the clock and ETSU's Jalen Riley (Racine, Wis.) missed a desperation jumper as time expired, giving the Bisons an 82-80 win over the Buccaneers in Atlantic Sun Conference play at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. ... Lipscomb's offensive play was the key to the game. Shooting 63 percent from the field in the second half and 58 percent from the floor for the game, the Bisons also went 11-of-22 from 3-point range on the night. Individually, the Bisons got a game-high 34 points from freshman guard Josh Williamson, while junior forward Martin Smith collected 21 points. ... While Williamson was the story of the game, Smith was the story of the first half. He went 6-of-8 from 3-point range and netted 18 of his 21 points before the break, helping the Bisons go 9-of-16 (56.3 percent) from beyond the arc as a team before the intermission. The Lipscomb lead ballooned to as many as 13 points in the first half, and the Bisons ultimately held a 42-32 advantage at halftime. ... In the second half, ETSU pulled to within two points at 47-45 and got to within three at 66-63, but eventually found itself in a nine-point hole at 79-70 with 2:26 left. At that point, the Bucs went on a 10-1 run to tie it at 80-80. ... For the Bucs, junior guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa, Fla.) netted a team-high 24 points, while Riley finished with 17, senior forward Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard (Georgetown, S.C.) had 15, and senior Hunter Harris (Nashville) added 12.
Rembert hoping to stay hot as A-Sun schedule begins
Junior guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa) has made the most of his increased playing time over the last two seasons ... Last season, Rembert ranked fourth in the A-Sun in 3-point field goal percentage at 39.7 percent for the year, and currently ranks second this year with a 43.7 percent mark ... This year, he has shown a marked improvement in his style of offensive play, and currently leads the team with 15.2 points per contest ... He also leads the league in made 3-pointers with 2.8 per game.
Bartow gets win No. 300; aiming for No. 200 at ETSU
ETSU head coach Murry Bartow won his 300th career game on Saturday against Kennesaw State, and is now just three wins away from No. 200 as head coach of the Buccaneers ... Bartow is the second winningest coach in program history, behind only legend Madison Brooks' 370 victories for the Blue and Gold ... Bartow's .582 winning percentage also ranks second in the modern era for the Bucs, behind only Alan LeForce's .607 percentage.
Merriweather continues to shine, posts double-double
Freshman guard A.J. Merriweather (Jackson, Tenn.) has certainly made an impression in the early going this season, and he continued to make more news with his third career double-double in the win over Kennesaw State (1/4) ... In that game, Merriweather also netted a career high with 19 points, while grabbing 10 rebounds ... His current team ranks are first in rebounding (6.8 rpg), third in scoring (11.7 ppg), first in steals (1.6 spg), and third in minutes played (28.4 mpg). ... He followed that effort with a career high 20 points in the loss at Mercer (1/6).
Difference between winning and losing for ETSU
Rebounding has been a particular indicator for the Bucs this season when it comes to wins and losses ... The statistics below show the differences for the Bucs is several important categories so far this season.
Statistical category Wins (8-0) Losses (0-8)
ETSU scoring 82.4 PPG....................... 67.1 PPG
Opponent scoring 72.1 PPG........................ 78.0 PPG
Rebounding margin +0.3....................................... -7.6
Shooting % .492.................................... .391
3-pt. shooting % .381................................... .295
Assists 12.8 APG..................... 11.4 APG
All-around effort by Gadsden-Gilliard impressive
Setting new personal bests with 12 rebounds and six assists in the win over Samford (11/21), senior forward Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard (Georgetown, S.C.) had people thinking "triple-double" when he added an 18-point effort to his statistical line ... The Bucs hope that KGG can make these types of efforts more consistent ... KGG responded to that expectation by putting together a 19-point, seven-rebound and seven-assist outing against Marshall in an 88-78 victory on Nov. 30.
Giplaye makes return following open heart surgery
Earlier this year, the Buccaneers got a serious scare when junior forward Ron Giplaye (Lowell, Mass.) had to undergo open heart surgery for a condition that was described as "life threatening." ... Following the successful procedure, Giplaye has slowly regained his strength and was able to play two minutes against Tennessee Tech (11/27), marking his first competitive compeition since the 2011-12 season when he played at Providence. ... He then played five minutes in the loss to Georgia Tech (12/7), scoring his first two points in an ETSU uniform and grabbbing three rebounds.
Bucs have tradition of postseason appearances, success
The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed its share of postseason success and ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious basketball programs ... The Buccaneers have earned berths to the NCAA Tournament nine times (1969, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010) and NIT twice (1983, 2007) ... In 2011, the Bucs made their first ever appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, winning twice and advancing to the semifinals of that event ... It was the program's 12th postseason tournament appearance all-time.
Three-point streak for Bucs dates back nearly 20 years
Since Feb. 16, 1987 in a game against Davidson, the Bucs have made at least one 3-pointer in 810 consecutive games. ... ETSU was 0-for-8 in that 1987 game. ... The Bucs currently rank as the 7th longest streak in the NCAA, just behind Arkansas and ahead of Oakland.
Shuffling starters was the "new normal" for Bucs
Last season, ETSU head coach Murry Bartow used 17 different starting lineups in the team's 32 games ... Injuries and dismissals left ETSU's coaches searching for the right combination all season. ... Bartow hoped to find more stability with his rotation in 2013-14, but he had used five different starting lineups in the first five games of the year. ... Since that time, he has played with the same starting lineup in 10 of the last 11 games, with the team going 7-4 in those contests.
ETSU picked among nation's best "Prestige" programs
In the modern era for NCAA Division I-A basketball – marked by the expansion of the NCAA Tournament field to 64 teams in 1984-85 – the ETSU men's basketball program ranks in the Top 30 percent of the 300 programs that were eligible for the postseason at that time, this according to ESPN.com's "Prestige" ranking released back in 2008 ... Since that time, the Bucs have only added to their list of prestigious honors … The Bucs -- who have enjoyed nine NCAA trips, one NIT and one CIT berth, 14 20-win seasons, and a slew of conference regular season and tournament championships since 1984-85 -- ranked tied for 82nd out of 300 teams, meaning they were in the Top 27 percent of schools making the list. ETSU was ranked ahead of every current Atlantic Sun team, as well as former SoCon rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro. In addition, at that time the Bucs ranked ahead of SEC schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Georgia, Mississippi and Auburn, as well as programs such as Notre Dame, DePaul, Bradley, Clemson and Fla. State.


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What does the average Joe owe on his credit cards?
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That would be $3,364.
Or $8,220. Or $4,878. Or $1,037. Or $2,720. Or $7,100.
When it comes to credit card debt, that average Joe is one elusive fellow.
All of the numbers above are from impeccable sources of "average credit card debt" for Americans -- and depending on how it's measured and who's doing the measuring, we're either doing pretty well when it comes to managing our credit cards, or horribly.
"You think these things are simple, but they're more subtle and complex than you imagine," said Ezra Becker, vice president of research and consulting at TransUnion's financial services unit. His firm came up with the $4,878 number, which includes actual amounts spent and reported to the giant credit bureau, but which excludes unused cards.
The hunt for average The complications stem from different ways of defining credit cards, different ways of counting the card-carrying population, and the different ways people use their cards. Finding the typical balance is like the parable of the blind men identifying an elephant from the shape of its parts -- each observation is part of a larger truth.
The Federal Reserve, which runs the national banking system, is a natural place to start looking for the average credit card balance. The Fed's monthly G.19 Consumer Credit report -- drawn from banks' lending reports -- shows revolving debt of $807.5 billion in April 2013. Divided by the U.S. adult population of about 240 million people, that comes to $3,364 each.
However, the revolving debt category includes bank loans and finance company loans other than credit cards, and many people over 18 do not have a credit card. Adjusting for the fraction of adults who do not have a card, the per person balance is about $5,047.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York tries for a more precise look at credit card debt by excluding other types of revolving debt. The average per person credit card balance in the U.S. was $2,720 in the first quarter of 2013, according to its analysis.
What to leave out A few asterisks follow those digits. In its population measure, the New York Fed includes people who have both a credit report and a Social Security number. That means some noncitizen residents who lack Social Security numbers are left out, while other people who have a credit report -- but not a credit card -- are counted in the total anyway.
TransUnion's estimate of average card debt per borrower, at $4,878 during the first quarter, is fairly close to the Federal Reserve's G.19 figure. The credit bureau leaves out cards that have gone unused for long periods, and special purpose cards for a specific store or gas station. These contribute relatively little to the total balance, Becker said, while they inflate the card-carrying population.
"There are people out there that might not use their card," he said. "I'm diluting that average balance by including a bunch of zeros."
Another snag stems from the different ways people use cards. Card issuers divide the world into two groups: "transactors" who use their card for purchases and pay off the balance each month; and "revolvers" who borrow on their card, paying interest charges month to month. To pure transactors, the balances on their cards aren't really debts at all, since any purchases will be paid off before interest charges are applied.
To get a more focused picture of card debt, CreditCards.com asked Experian to run an analysis separating the transactors from the revolvers. Credit bureaus, with their detailed records on roughly 200 million U.S. consumers, provide a rich trove of information for researchers. Even the New York Fed, which can tap data directly from the banking system, uses anonymized credit bureau files for its quarterly analysis of consumer debt.
Based on March 2013 credit card bills, the average balance on a card that usually carries a balance was $8,220, Experian found. For cards used just to make purchases -- and perhaps also rack up airline miles or cash back -- the average monthly balance was much lower, at $1,037.
Shopping for rates The drawback: These figures look at accounts, not individuals. The same person may have several cards, with different payment behaviors on different ones. So dividing cards into transactor and revolver camps is possible, but the people who use the cards do not fall neatly into those categories.
The same person "may have $10,000 on a zero-rate balance transfer card, and make purchases on a high-rate card they're careful to pay off," said Michele Raneri, Experian vice president for analytics. They might even have a relatively low, 7 percent interest card for short-term borrowing, such as paying for a vacation, she added.
As if looking for individual card debt weren't difficult enough, it is only part of the picture. Many of us think of our finances as part of a larger unit; the family or household. Then the question becomes, what does the average family owe on their cards?
The question leads back to the Federal Reserve, which produces a widely quoted study, the Survey of Consumer Finances. Every three years the study interviews a sample of about 4,500 households, probing information about family finances that is available nowhere else.
The family unit For 2010, the survey found that the average card debt was $7,100 for households that carry a balance --39 percent of all households. The family at the midpoint of the range had a balance of just $2,600, indicating that the average is skewed toward the high end by families that carry large balances.
However, the survey figures do not match up with the total credit card debt. In fact, households admit to having only about half the card debt that bank records show, a team of economists from the New York Fed found, after looking at surveys from 2001 through 2007.
"[W]e find a substantial gap in credit card debt reporting," said the economists in their 2011 report, "Do we know what we owe? A comparison of borrower- and lender-reported debt." In the survey, the person interviewed might not have a full grasp of the cards being used by everyone in the family, the researchers said.
Leaving aside the hunt for average Joe, there are groups that have their own experience with card debt that can be useful to know. People seeking credit counseling in 2012 -- meaning they had hit financial difficulties -- had nearly seven cards, on average, and unsecured debt of $24,000, according to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, based on the experience of its member agencies. For this group, unsecured debt amounted to 60 percent of their average annual income. Unsecured debt is chiefly credit card debt, plus payday loans and other debts not backed by property.
For people entering Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the average card debt was $17,700 back in 2000 to 2002, according to a study by the Executive Office for U.S. Trustees. That would be about $24,000 in today's dollars, according to inflation figures housed by the St. Louis Fed's FRED database.
Looking for the average card debt means making some choices. "It depends on your philosophic approach to what you're measuring," Becker of TransUnion said, "and what you're trying to do with it."
Sources : Experian, based on March, 2013 sample of credit reports looking at 24 months of payment history; Federal Reserve Bank of New York, based on analysis of Equifax credit reports, first quarter, 2013; Federal Reserve G.19 Consumer Credit Report, April 2013, and U.S. Census population estimate, 2012; TransUnion; based on credit report sample from first quarter 2013, excluding unused cards and store cards; Federal Reserve G.19 Consumer Credit Report, April 2013, and U.S. Census estimate of card users, 2012; Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances, for 2010; Experian again.
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Bryant neighborhood is in south Minneapolis and is bound on the north by 38th Street East, on the west by Interstate 35W, on the south by 42nd Street East and on the east by Chicago Avenue. The neighborhood was named for William Cullen Bryant, a great American poet who lived from 1794 to 1878.
The neighborhood area was incorporated by the City in 1887, and by 1930 it was fully developed. Today it is a residential neighborhood with mostly single-family dwellings, interspersed with multifamily buildings mainly in its northwestern quadrant.
The Bancroft-Bryant neighborhood gateway is the work of artist Michael Bigger and is located at Phelps Park. The sculpture was inspired by the theme of togetherness.
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Bedbugs Invade U.S. Hospitals
More than a third of pest-management companies in the U.S. were called in by hospitals in 2012 to exterminate bedbugs, according to a new survey by the National Pest Management Association. MarketWatch's Jim Jelter reports. (Photo: AP)
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Rams Fall in Non-Conference Game at Molloy
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of Farmingdale State College on March 12. The non-conference
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Flandina notched three of Molloy's five goals in the first quarter as the Lions kept the Rams off the scoreboard in the first. However, 15 seconds into the second quarter, Farmingdale recorded their first goal of the game. But Molloy answered back by scoring another five goals and went into halftime with a 10-1 edge. The Lions went on to hold the Rams scoreless during the third quarter, while Molloy added four goals to their total to hold the 14-1 lead after three quarters of play. Freshman Lincoln Nembhard (Elmont, NY) placed one between the pipes to record his first collegiate goal and gave the Lions a 15-1 advantage. The Rams went on to score the next two goals but Molloy returned with two goals of their own before the end of play for the 17-3 win.
Flandina led all players with five goals, while freshman John Scorcia (Franklin Square, NY) added two goals and an assist. Junior Michael Salisbury (Freeport, NY) contributed one goal and passed out three assists and freshman Ryan Bohlert (East Patchogue, NY) and junior Mike Ryan (Farmingdale, NY) each had two goals. Senior Rob Humann (Hicksville, NY), freshman Glenn Greubel (North Merrick, NY) and senior Tim Pressler (East Meadow, NY) all saw time between the pipes and combined for six saves.
The Lions travel to Seton Hill for a 4:00 PM non-conference game on Friday, March 14.
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Matt Damon Lists Miami Beach Home for $20 Million
Matt Damon puts his Miami Beach home on the market for $20 million as actress Suzanne Somers puts her Palm Springs estate for $14.5 million. Lauren Shucker Blum has this week's Private Properties. Photo: Jill Hertzberg & Jill Eber.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – In the season-opener for both squads, nationally-ranked No. 9 MIT defeated Wentworth Institute of Technology, 25-16, 25-20, 25-15, in a non-conference men's volleyball match on Tuesday night. Junior Ken Siebert (St. Louis, Mo.) produced a match-high 12 kills to go along with two blocks for the Engineers while sophomore Sean Donahue (Lincoln, R.I.) paced the Leopards with seven kills and two blocks.
The early stages of the match were closely played until MIT inched out to a 13-10 lead but Wentworth narrowed the gap courtesy of a hitting error and a kill from freshman Aris Bega (Quincy, Mass.), prompting a timeout by the Engineers. Following the break the Cardinal and Gray generated an 11-3 run, including seven unanswered points, to make the score, 24-15. A strike by Donahue kept the Leopards alive but sophomore Chris Omahan (Mount Vernon, Ohio) replied with one of his own to win the set.
The second frame was a back-and-forth affair until a pair of miscues in addition to a kill by sophomore Alex Klein (San Diego, Calif.) and an ace from senior Matt Hohenberger (St. Louis, Mo.) gave MIT a 16-12 advantage. Wentworth responded with its own four-point spurt as Donahue recorded a kill and collaborated with senior Tyler Moriarty (Wilbraham, Mass.) for a block while sophomore Rami Akouri (Fall River, Mass.) contributed an ace and a kill.
The Engineers picked up the next three points to gain some breathing room; however, Bega earned a kill and ace that trimmed the Leopards' deficit to one (19-18). A pair of hitting errors, a kill from Siebert, along with a block by senior Patrick Vatterott (St. Louis, Mo.) and junior Paul Syta (Fairport, N.Y.) helped increase MIT's cushion to 23-18 before an exchange of points closed out the set.
In the final set, the Engineers crept out to an 11-7 lead but Wentworth scored five in a row to claim the slim edge. The visitors capitalized on a trio of errors in addition to a Moriarty ace and a block by Akouri and junior Brian Mann (East Freetown, Mass.) to go in front, 12-11. Four consecutive miscues by the Leopards propelled MIT to a lead it would not relinquish as it put together a match-ending 14-3 run which was capped on a block by Klein and Vatterott.
Hohenberger registered six kills, five digs, and two aces while Klein chipped in four kills. Syta tallied 26 assists, five digs, four blocks, and two aces as freshman Brendan Chang (Laytonsville, Md.) collected 10 digs. Vatterott and sophomore Andrew Busse (Mount Prospect, Ill.) rounded out the blocking corps with four and two blocks, respectively.
Junior Ross Burdett (Needham, Mass.) notched six kills and four digs as classmate Mike Buonincontra (Shelton, Conn.) led the way with five digs. Moriarty added 20 assists and five digs to Wentworth's cause.
Both squads return to action on Saturday, January 26. MIT will compete in the Live Free or Die Tournament co-hosted by Daniel Webster College and No. 9 Rivier College. Wentworth will travel to New Jersey City University where it will take on the host Gothic Knights along with City College of New York and Brooklyn College.


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