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Zips starting point guard Alex Abreu pleaded not guilty to trafficking and possession of marijuana on Friday, hours before his teammates lost to rival Kent State in their regular-season finale - on senior night - without the junior floor general and inspirational leader. Abreu has been suspended indefinitely, pending the outcome of the police investigation.
Abreu appeared via closed-circuit TV from jail in Akron Municipal Court. On Thursday, the 21-year-old and Austin L. Durgala, 18, were arrested by police for allegedly accepting a package containing 5 pounds of marijuana. According to police, narcotic-unit detectives arrested Abreu and Durgala at the latter's residence.
Abreu posted $5,000 bond and was released from the Summit County Jail at around 6 p.m. He offered only one "no comment" to reporters before he and Durgala got in a car and were driven away. Abreu is due back in court March 22, when the Zips hope to be playing in the NCAA tournament.
But without Abreu, Akron's run to make the NCAA field for the third time since 2009 will be much more challenging. The Zips lost 68-64 to Kent State.
Following the game, Akron coach Keith Dambrot wrestled with his emotions as he offered support to Abreu.
"I felt like my son got arrested," Dambrot said. "It's a heartbreaking thing. I love that kid and I'm going to stick behind him. It's my obligation to stick behind him and get him through this difficult time."
Although the Zips (24-6, 14-2) recently won 19 straight games and will be the No. 1 seed in next week's Mid-American Conference tournament, they'll need to win the tourney to get the league's automatic NCAA bid. If Akron doesn't capture the championship, there's no guarantee they'll get one of the coveted at-large bids awarded by the selection committee.
The MAC has not had two teams in the NCAA tourney since 1999.
With experience, size, balance and depth, these Zips have all the makings of one that could bust brackets in March. Abreu, a three-year starter who found his way to Akron from Puerto Rico, averages 10.3 points and 6.3 assists, many of them going to 7-foot center Zeke Marshall, who gives Akron an inside presence to play with any team from any conference.
Beyond his stat line, the fiery Abreu has had a steadying hand for the Zips, who had the nation's longest winning streak before they were beaten last week at Buffalo - Akron's first loss since Dec. 15.
Akron had lost a pair of non-conference games while Abreu was hurt, and Dambrot was hoping the NCAA selection committee would take that into account if the Zips were under consideration. Now, assuming Abreu's suspension continues, his off-the-floor issues could keep Akron out unless they can avoid being knocked out of the always competitive MAC tournament at Quicken Loans Arena.
During an interview with The Associated Press last month, Dambrot praised Abreu's toughness for playing through a sprained ankle earlier this season.
Abreu said he didn't even know which state Akron was in before he visited the school, and was proud that the Zips were finally getting some national recognition because of their winning streak.
"We deserve more respect than we have gotten," he said. "We have a wonderful coach and a wonderful program."
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First direct evidence?
NASA says it now has the first direct evidence for the existence of dark matter, thanks to observations of a huge, intergalactic collision.
Researchers using the Chandra-X telescope have been watching two galactic clusters collide, an event they say is the most energetic in the universe, ever, apart from the Big Bang.
They also used Hubble, the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope and the Magellan optical telescopes to track the location of the mass in each cluster using gravitational lensing. This is the phenomenon whereby a sufficiently large mass can actually bend the path of light, so that you can see something that would otherwise be obscured by a massive galaxy, for instance.
As the two galaxy clusters smash into one another, the huge clouds of hot, gaseous normal matter encounter drag, similar to air resistance. Because of this, normal matter is slowed down by the impact of one cluster on another. Dark matter, on the other hand, continues unimpeded since it doesn't interact with normal matter, except through gravity.
This separation of the two types of matter shows up in the data, NASA says, and this provides the evidence that the dark matter is really there.
Most of the matter in the universe is thought to be so-called dark matter. It gets its name because it is effectively invisible, and until now its existence could only be inferred from its gravitational effects.
The term was invented to account for the fact that despite not having enough mass to hold themselves together under their own gravity, galaxies still spectacularly failed to tear themselves apart. Astronomers reasoned that something invisible, but massive, must be holding things together. Hence, dark matter.
However, not all scientists agree (and when do they ever?). Some alternative theories have been put forward, but NASA says only dark matter can explain the observations here.
Doug Clowe of the University of Arizona, and leader of the study, says the work has "closed the loophole" on gravity.
"A universe that's dominated by dark stuff seems preposterous, so we wanted to test whether there were any basic flaws in our thinking," he said "These results are direct proof that dark matter exists." ®
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And there you have it. The Prodigal Football Son has returned.
How long he stays or what controversy may be lurking around the next corner is to be determined.
Regardless, and following up on speculation that against all logic began gaining momentum Wednesday, Louisville confirmed in a release ahead of a press conference Thursday morning that it has hired Bobby Petrino as its new head football coach. Petrino, who spent 2013 as the head coach at Western Kentucky, will replace Charlie Strong, who left the Cardinals after three seasons for the Texas job.
The official announcement comes after a special meeting of the university's Personnel Committee was convened to discuss the hire. That committee, as is usually the case, unanimously approved the move.
It also comes a little over seven years after Petrino ended a four-year stint as the Cardinals head coach, a wildly successful run that saw him compile a 41-9 record and an Orange Bowl win. Since then, Petrino's coaching career has been marked by the controversy left in the wake of his departures from the Atlanta Falcons and Arkansas Razorbacks.
And, as expected, Petrino talked — in generalities –about his controversial past in the press conference to officially introduce him as the UofL's new head coach.
"I've made mistakes both professionally and personally, something that I'm not going to do again," Petrino said, adding his "first mistake was ever leaving" Louisville in the first place. "I want everyone here to know this is my destination job. … This is where I want to finish my career," said the vagabond coach.
Petrino's boss is also sold on the "new man" angle that the university is pushing.
"I believe Bobby Petrino's a changed man," UofL athletic director Tom Jurich stated. "Bobby has convinced me he's a changed man. …
"Bobby has convinced me he's a changed man. I told Bobby the coach I had here is not the coach I want to hire. I want the new Bobby."
Petrino also acknowledged that he's contractually obligated to follow through on his "I want to finish my career at Louisville" creed, revealing that he has a $10 million buyout written into what's reportedly a seven-year deal. Petrino is actually quite familiar with eight-figure buyouts; in signing a seven-year deal with Arkansas in December of 2010, part of the language included in that deal was a buyout of $18 million if he left for another job in the first two years.
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The best place to see, test, and put together all these ideas about stacks of fossil-bearing rock is the Grand Canyon.
Can science help us decide how fast fossils form, and how fast those sedimentary rock layers pile up?
When it comes to fossils, creation has passed the scientific test with flying colors.
Despite phenomenal fossil failure, faith in evolution remains unbounded.
Despite phenomenal fossil failure, faith in evolution remains unbounded.
Did you ever wonder what kind of plants the dinosaurs tromped around on? The answer may surprise you.
Trilobites are very famous as fossils and may have a lot to tell us about how life began.
According to evolution, the boundaries between kinds should blur as we look further and further back into their fossil history.
Can changes from molecules-to-man (macroevolution) be explained by (extrapolated from) the process of mutation-selection (microevolution)?
Mutations are no real help in explaining the origin of species, but they are great for explaining the origin of disease, disease organisms, and birth defects.
If evolutionists really spoke and wrote only about observable variation within kind, there would be no creation-evolution controversy.
Could there be enough variation in two created human beings to produce all the variation among human beings we see today?
Contrary to popular opinion, drug resistance in bacteria does not demonstrate evolution.
Natural selection does not lead to continual improvement (evolution); it only helps to maintain features that organisms already have (creation).
There are obviously all kinds of "change through time" that are not evolution, so evolution must be only a particular kind of change through time.
There is considerable evidence that Darwin was indeed correct about natural selection and the "war of nature."
How could such wholesale waste, violence, and death result from the plan, purpose, and direct creative acts of God?
The Scopes trial showed it was foolish to teach only creation; is it any wiser to teach only evolution?
There are literally thousands of examples of the unique adaptations that suit each type of organism for its special role in the web of life.
Studies have shown that essentially all 180 organs once listed as evolutionary vestiges have significant functions in human beings.
Why should a person's arm have the same kind of bone pattern as the leg of a dog and the wing of a bat? There are two basic ideas.
It's what we do know and can explain about DNA and protein and the laws of chemistry which suggests that life itself is the result of special creation.
Is it really possible to talk honestly and fairly about scientific evidence of creation?
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I felt sad and proud upon learning of Wednesday night's passing of legendary DU hockey coach Murray Armstrong, aka The Chief. For anyone with a long history of DU hockey, you know what I mean.
I wish Armstrong would have made it to his 95th birthday on Jan. 1. But I'm proud to have known him.
In the 16 years I have covered the program, I've always been emotionally drawn to Armstrong. I never heard anyone say anything bad about him. People used to say that about my late Nonni, my mother's mother from Italy, and I think it's the highest compliment a person can recieve or a person can say — posthumously or not.
I met Armstrong about 10 years ago when one of his five NCAA championship teams was being inducted into the school's hall of fame. And I spoke to him over the phone before last season's opener, during the program's 60th anniversary celebration. I wrote a story about his legacy, and my editors and library people did a fabulous job with presence (it was a cover story) and photos. I was really proud of it, because I was really proud to have the privaledge to write about this man. That story is here.
Armstrong is on my mind more than you think. Since DU's locker room is closed to the media, every interview I do with the players or coaching staff is in front of the Murray Armstrong Hockey Complex, which includes the locker room, player's lounge, coaches office, etc. I've often wished I had an opportunity to play for The Chief.
Most of the Armstrong stories I've heard are from former greats Gerry Powers, Cliff Koroll, Jim Wiste and the late Keith Magnuson, plus Peter McNab and post-Armstrong players Chris Olson and Rod Summers, among others. I find it fascinating how each of these guys can talk about such a winner with so much respect. In most cases, a prerequisite of being an elite, hall-of-fame type coach is to learn how to deal with some players' hatred towards you. It's part of the business. Tough love. It's like being a parent. But I never heard that about Armstrong and his boys. He managed to stay tough and promote love.
Summers, the head of the DU alumni group, called me this morning about Armstrong's death. Summers spearheaded the tremendous 60th anniversary gathering a year ago during DU's home-opening weekend against Vermont. At the time he gave me a little booklet, made by Spence Walden, who dubbed himself "fan, young star, jr. Pioneer, stick boy and manager" from 1958 to 1975. The booklet, financed by Walden, former team manager Tom Sampson (1967-70) and former captain Tom Gilmore (1966-7), is filled with "Murray-isms," and they are a bunch of beauties.
To wit:
"Don't Think … It hurts the club."
"Always buy good shoes and a good mattress, because you're always on one or the other."
"Just tape an aspirin to it, you'll feel better tomorrow."
"Alright, here's what we'll do. We'll pick up one this period, given 'em nothing, and then we'll beat them in overtime!"
"Honest to God, it's like putting earrings on a pig!"
"Gee, that's a shame. Here's 5 bucks. Maybe you can get yourself an ale."
"Well, there's no future in being poor and looking poor, now is there?"
"There's only one thing worse than not having connections, and that's not using the connections you have."
"I was always going to be the best at what I did. That's why I don't drink."
"And when you shoot the puck, I want you to say out loud, 'There it is.'"
"Let me remind you, there are two blue lines out there, and I'd better see you crossing both of 'em."
"At the end of your shift, be sure to get off as fast as you went out."
"You know you're ready if (urine) is running down your leg when they play the national anthem."
"Now is the time to cut your bad habits in half. If you normally drink six beers, cut it to three. If you smoke a pack of cigarettes, cut it in half. If you're (with your girlfriend), just keep it to yourself. Nobody likes a bragger."
"And boys … If you will give it everything you've got, win or lose, you'll have no regrets. And when you're shaving tomorrow morning and you look in the mirror, you'll like the person you see."
This booklet is truly a keepsake for the hardcore DU hockey fan, and anyone who loved Armstrong. Don't know if there are any left, but I bet a reprint is in order. Contact Rod Summers at email@example.com.


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Leave No Stone Unturned [Remuer la terre] is a collective exhibition, curated by Clelia Coussonnet, that highlights the links between plants and politics in Morocco and other countries of the global South, while rejecting the idea that nature is ornamental and neutral. By scratching the visible surface to plunge into the interstices and gaps of history, the selected works show plants are intertwined in power networks and suffer from the paradox of being knowledge resources simultaneously accessible and subjected to processes of invisibility. While human impact on climate and environmental change is increasingly discussed in public and scientific debates, still few institutions and individuals explore in depth the largely underestimated relations between plants and politics. Flora is indeed an actor, a pawn and a witness of History, revealing narratives forgotten and eluded by official history's records.
A survey exhibition which brings together Theatrum Botanicum, Soil Affinities, Wishing Trees and Learning from Plants. Trees as actors in history, the migration of flowers, and medicinal plants testifying to neo-extractivism – these are some of the themes that Uriel Orlow pursues in his research-based art. Concrete circumstances and developments invariably form the basis of his multi-layered, multi-media works. In recent years his attention has mainly focused on entanglements between the African continent and Europe. Plants are both the narrators and protagonists here, anchoring all the events in the present day. For his solo show at Kunsthalle Mainz the artist has developed a route through the exhibition that takes visitors room by room from the origins of colonialism via the anti-apartheid movement through to contemporary concerns.
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In this large-scale group exhibition, artists including Pipilotti Rist, Rashid Johnson, Maria Thereza Alves, Uriel Orlow, Jumana Manna, Taro Shinoda and Heather Phillipson interpret the motif of the garden as a metaphor for the state of the world and as a poetic expression to explore the complexities of our increasingly precarious world. Their artworks open up a wider discourse on social, political and ecological phenomena, such as migration, gentrification and gender politics. In addition to common understanding of the garden as a place of yearning full of meditative, spiritual and philosophical possibilities, the exhibition will tread the line between reality and fantasy, harmony and chaos, beauty and exile.
An exhibition that investigates modes of commemoration and the ways legacies are embodied; with works by Kader Attia, Kristina Benjocki, Marcel van den Berg, Alexis Blake, Aslan Gaisumov, Yoeri Guépin, Aimée Zito Lema, Dana Lixenberg, Uriel Orlow and others. Curated by Vincent van Velsen
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Date: August 6, 2006 2:47 PM
Source: DailyTech
NAND flash is the next big thing in storage, and SanDisk wants to be at the forefront
SanDisk has been making some waves in the industry during the past month. In early July, it was announced that SanDisk and Toshiba were spending a combined $8.2 billion USD to expand flash memory production. Of the funds earmarked, $3 billion is going to a new joint venture called Flash Alliance Ltd., while the remaining $5.2 billion is being reserved for a new 300mm fabrication facility in Yokkaichi, Japan. The plant, which is 51% owned by Toshiba, will produce an estimated 110,000 wafers per month (up from the original target of 48,750). Toshiba and SanDisk each are guaranteed 50% of total production.
SanDisk then made headlines last week with the announcement that it was acquiring M-Systems for $1.35 billion USD. The acquisition of its Israeli-based competitor puts SanDisk in a prime position to be at the forefront of the latest advances in NAND-flash based products. While NAND flash is used in devices ranging from memory cards to cell phones to PDAs to audio players, the technology will be a cornerstone for many new PC technology platforms in the coming years.
Intel has incorporated Robson NAND flash memory technology into the specifications for its Santa Rosa mobile platform which is scheduled to launch in April of 2007. With Robson, notebooks will be able to startup quicker and programs will execute faster by running from flash. Intel has also announced that NAND flash will be incorporated into the desktop in the form of Snowgrass. Snowgrass is simply Robson catered to the desktop market and will be a plug-in module that fits into a custom motherboard expansion slot. Motherboard manufacturers will also have the ability to integrate Snowgrass directly onto the motherboard.
NAND flash has also found a home in hybrid hard drives like those announced by Seagate. On Seagate's 160GB Momentus 5400 PSD, 256MB of NAND flash memory is used to improve battery life and system performance by caching system and application data. NAND flash is also finding a home in the more ambitious PQI 64GB flash drive and Samsung's 32GB Flash-SSD. Both are composed entirely of NAND flash memory cells.
SanDisk's investments into NAND flash are likely to pay off big time in the near future. The company is already the world's number one manufacturer of consumer memory cards and the acquisition of M-Systems brings with it a portfolio of SSD drives in 1.8", 2.5" and 3.5" form-factors and modules for the embedded market. The newly strengthened company will be a force to be reckoned with in the industry. We've already seen Micron sink its fangs into one of SanDisk's chief rivals, Lexar, to strengthen its position in NAND flash. Everyone is jockeying for position in NAND flash and this is just the beginning.
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