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It's unusual to see all 29 of these gorgeous watercolors by Alice Ravenel Huger Smith hanging together in one space. They rarely leave their sequestered storage of the Gibbes Museum, for they are sensitive to light and must be protected.
In recent years, the museum has worked with the Strauss Center at Harvard University to restore them, removing the threat of acid backings among other measures taken, an effort that has markedly improved both the appearance and prospect for long-term survival of these remarkable pictures.
Now through July 16, museum visitors can see the entirety of Smith's famed "Carolina Rice Plantation of the Fifties" series.
The premier artist of the Charleston Renaissance, Smith sought in the middle 1930s to document a dead age.
Hers was the last generation that would be able to cull from memories of plantation life in the antebellum South, and she took it upon herself to preserve that period in a series of nostalgic images that would be accompanied by her father's memoirs and an essay on rice cultivation by the historian Herbert Ravenel Sass.
Those who stand before these watercolors cannot help but be impressed by their loveliness, and many say so when visiting the Gibbes, according to its curators and ticket takers.
Smith was a master manipulator of watercolor, creating images, landscapes mostly, influenced by Japanese printmaking and woodblocks and romantic English art that transformed the objects of nature into symbol, myth and memory.
Interestingly, her skillful use of color, portrayal of natural light and expressive brushwork was little influenced by French Impressionism, which had taken the art world by storm in the latter half of the 19th century when Smith was first learning how to paint.
She was mostly self-taught, prone to homesickness and avoided travel abroad, Martha Severens writes in her illustrated biography of the artist, "Alice Ravenel Huger Smith."
She made these plantation paintings during the height of Jim Crow, when black people in Charleston and throughout the country were subjected to humiliating discrimination and life-threatening abuse.
She knew of this, of course. She lived downtown, a single woman surviving on the income generated from the sale of her art. Not far away from her was intense poverty. This was the period of "Porgy and Bess," of street calls and street fights, of hunger and vocal prayer.
Charleston was a city in limbo, its glorious wealth of the rice years diminished, its economic revival still decades away. The disquiet of her times likely provoked in her a strong sense of "longing for things to be as they were," noted Gibbes Executive Director Angela Mack.
"Things as they were" meant relative calm and order, a historic period when blacks knew their place and white planters were firmly in charge, when life for the privileged class was simple and wealth abundant.
"Yes, times do change," Smith wrote at the beginning of her "Reminiscences," an autobiography she produced in about 1950. "Small places and big places alike show it. Perhaps small happenings show it as sharply as great events, and one looks with surprise at the differences that one never noticed during the endless moments of what might be called trivial evolution."
The watercolors reflect well her sense of change, and her profound nostalgia, said College of Charleston historian and archivist Harlan Greene.
"Even at the time, she had created a beautiful fantasy of the past," Greene said. "I think people really want to believe 'if only': If only the past was that lovely, that pastel."
Her interpretations of plantation life also likely were more marketable than images of reality, Mack said.
When Winslow Homer created his 1876 canvas called "A Visit From the Old Mistress," some observers didn't quite know what to make of it. It was one of very few pictures that portrayed blacks and whites together (in this case, freed slaves living in a ramshackle cabin and the former mistress of the big house who, until recently, owned them). It represented a scene from the present, an inevitable awkwardness.
"In creating a canvas shared by black and white people (Homer) left the critics confused about what to look at, and frustrated that answers (and perhaps more precisely authority) were not found in the face of physicality of the mistress," wrote Alexis Boylan in her essay "From Gilded Age to 'Gone with the Wind,' " collected in the volume "Landscape of Slavery."
Smith, too, portrayed blacks and whites together, but hers were pastoral scenes of the past, and the social hierarchy was explicit, Mack noted.
In one watercolor (the first of her series), called "Sunday Morning at the Great House," smiling slaves and their children line up to pay their respects to the master and mistress, with the rector and his wife looking on from the first-floor piazza. It's an orderly and idealized scene, washed clean of the ugliness of slavery.
When she paints slaves at work, they are figures, mere shapes and gestures, really, that extend from or blend in with the landscape. Toil, sweat, disease and distress are invisible. Instead, the viewer is left to marvel at Smith's delicate brush strokes evoking the Lowcountry's warm light, golden rice fields and blue waterways.
Gibbes curator Sara Arnold said the artist was not only expressing nostalgia for a bygone era, she was creating pictures that purposefully soothed rather than riled the viewer.
"It was also a way to restore order," Arnold said, adding that slavery per se was not really Smith's primary subject. She was more interested in landscape, and the ways in which it could communicate a sense of place and identity.
Smith was generally resistant to change, Arnold said. She hated the automobile. She loved to take walks. With a genetic stake in prominent Charleston families, she was also acutely aware of her exceptional lineage. To be invited to dinner at the Smith home was to have reached the upper echelons of Charleston society, noted Mack.
But that resistance was measured. In her "Reminiscences" she wrote of her divided allegiance:
"I was brought up on the heels of a struggle for personal and sectional liberty and I naturally grew to admire the generation before me. Broken in body with the iron of great despair in their soul, they were brave enough to face the ruins and build again. I have lived beyond that period and I am eager to follow a new generation in its progress, but my allegiance is divided, first to the old, then to the new. It is useless to try and relive the past just as it is unnecessary to discard everything that came before us."
Smith's dreamy landscapes were mostly imagined, Arnold said, but in the years before World War II, local plantations still were places where crops were cultivated and laborers plowed the soil, so it's likely that she drew some inspiration from real life.
She donated her "Rice Plantation" series to the Carolina Art Association in 1936, ensuring the set would remain intact and cared for. Many other works she sold and, over the years since her death in 1958, Smith has won admirers near and far.
The complete series is displayed now at the Gibbes, not only to showcase the extraordinary work but to give viewers an opportunity to consider it in a new light. The impact of the whole set is quite different from the effect wrought by one or two of the pictures. The context is clearer, the beauty multiplied, the artistic quandary rendered more acute.
Arnold said it's the Gibbes' responsibility and privilege to share these works and to present them as honestly as possible.
"They are beautiful, but they ignore the real story of the antebellum plantation," she said.
Are their distortions of history to be overlooked? Do we limit ourselves to admiring their elegance and grace? Does the series cross the line between art and propaganda?
"Hopefully people will ask those questions," Arnold said.
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Chelsea hold Man City amid Benitez protests
Rafael Benitez was given a toxic welcome by Chelsea supporters as his first match as manager ended in a 0-0 draw at home to Premier League champions Manchester City on Sunday.
The Spaniard became a hate figure at Stamford Bridge in the previous decade when he was in charge of Liverpool, where he made a number of comments about Chelsea that were deemed unforgivable by a section of the Blues support.
Yet just how strongly the majority of those present for this match felt about him was a surprise, as Benitez's name was loudly booed by thousands of supporters as soon as it was mentioned by the on-pitch announcer.
It only stopped when news that former Chelsea manager Dave Sexton had died was conveyed.
There was a minute's applause in Sexton's memory but afterwards the home fans sang in praise of Roberto Di Matteo, the man sacked to make way for Benitez, who was soon also told that he was "not wanted here".
Placards with the words 'Rafa out' were also held up for the benefit of the television cameras.
Less eyebrow-raising was the restoration of Fernando Torres to the Chelsea starting line-up, after he was dropped for the 3-0 Champions League defeat at Juventus on Tuesday that prompted Di Matteo's dismissal.
Torres enjoyed the most productive spell of his career under Benitez while they were together at Anfield, and there were rumours Di Matteo was fired for defying a directive from owner Roman Abramovich that Torres had to play.
Abramovich was in the stands for this game, watching impassively as usual, and it was noticeable that no chants were aimed directly at him.
The opening minutes saw neither side fashion a clear-cut chance, and the 16th minute saw Chelsea fans burst into sustained applause to hail Di Matteo, who had worn the number 16 shirt as a player at Stamford Bridge.
The first chance went to City, with David Silva heading just over after Pablo Zabaleta had picked him out in the box with a cross from the right.
Sergio Aguero was next to have a go as the Premier League champions began to get a grip on the game, but Cesar Azpilicueta threw himself in the way to make a block.
Chelsea threats were more sporadic, although City goalkeeper Joe Hart did have to punch away under pressure, but it was not long before Zabaleta was again posing problems at the other end and Petr Cech had to beat away a low drive.
City should have been ahead in the 42nd minute when Edin Dzeko's knock-down fell perfectly for Aguero, but the Argentina international inexplicably headed straight into Cech's arms.
Chelsea looked more lively in the second half, which saw Ramires fire a long-range effort over and at last a chance came Torres' way after Eden Hazard had flicked the ball into his path, but though his shot was powerful enough to beat Hart, it was also too high.
City were pressing and Ashley Cole had to clear in front of his own goal after Dzeko, who was about to be replaced by Carlos Tevez, crossed from the left.
With seven minutes remaining, Torres went down in the box but referee Chris Foy was not interested in awarding a penalty.
There was a chance for City in stoppage-time but Cech was able to save Aleksandar Kolarov's header from a corner and the final whistle marked 90 minutes that had failed to live up to the hype.
It left City in second, a point behind leaders Manchester United, and Chelsea in fourth, a point below West Bromwich Albion.


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Common Core message: You don't need to know, House says
The New Hampshire House of Representatives sent a strong message to parents on Wednesday: Obey your educational superiors and don't ask any questions.
Four bills dealing directly with the Common Core educational standards were before the House on Wednesday. The House either defeated or sent to interim study all five of them — even ones to simply study the standards.
House Bill 1239
would have directed the state to study the costs of implementing Common Core standards. It would have allowed current standards to remain in place, but would have prevented the state from imposing any new ones before the study's completion. It was defeated 182-124.
House Bill 1262
would have forbidden the state from sharing any "personally identifiable data" on students with the federal government or a for-profit company. The House voted 203-117 to hold the bill for further study.
House Bill 1432
as amended would halted Common Core testing after 2016 until the state completed a study of whether the tests were effective. Current testing could continue while the state conducted the study. It was defeated 183-150.
House Bill 1496
would have barred school districts from administering any tests that are not shown to be valid or appropriate, or which cannot be objectively scored. The House voted 210-123 to hold it for further study.
All of these bills were crafted to provide more information about Common Core and its mandatory test. Although the standards contain questionable materials, and the rigor of the standards and the tests remains unknown, a majority of the Democratic-led House decided this week that parents simply did not need to know anything else about them now. The message is clear: Obey the "experts," don't ask questions, and really, please, just go away.


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Third shift
At night, the urban landscape changes dramatically. Streets that were filled with people and cars in the rush hour become empty at midnight.
Sounds of urban landscape disappear, making even shouting appear very loud.
Being fascinated by this change, I propose an experiment that will let us investigate this phenomena a bit further and will provoke questions in ours and minds of the passerbys.
The idea is to set-up a small office environment in the public place (square) at night and have few people work there. A desk with two office chairs, notebooks, wireless connection, some kind of light source to make the atmosphere and draw attention of the passerbys. The performers will try to do the work they would usually do at that hour (probably at home), like programming, surfing the internet so that the whole scenery appears natural, yet somehow divorced from the surrounding. The concept could be expanded to include someone reading a book on the couch, or watching television, but that could pose some overhead on providing the electricity and transportation of the furniture.
- Should this be arranged with local police?


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A winner was selected from 358 designs submitted by 79 freelance designers.
We run a leading Twitter app (tweetspinner.com), and we are now developing another. This new app, Twêpe (rhymes with crêpe!), can be found at twe.pe (you won't see anything interesting there now, as we are still under development).
Our app is a Twitter e-mail client.
Businesses, of all shapes and sizes. Our goal is to provide a useful service to casual Twitter businesses, or those who don't have time for active Twittering through other clients.
A logo, both light and dark (separate), and also a mark, that can be used as our Twitter avatar icon. The mark could be anything -- we're not sure, and open to suggestions. A whimsical little thing (like bit.ly's fish), or a focus on the circumflex, or something which highlights our Twitter and Email focus... all would work.
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LONDON (MarketWatch) — Europe's benchmark stock index posted a third-straight week of gains on Friday, with Valeo SA rallying after reporting earnings, and BAE Systems PLC and Rémy Cointreau SA climbing after broker upgrades.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -0.12% added 0.4% to close at 336.09, marking a 0.8% rise on the week. The three weeks in positive territory was the longest weekly winning streak since November last year.
The index broke a four-day winning run on Thursday after disappointing Chinese manufacturing data stirred renewed concerns about slowing growth in emerging markets. In January, China's manufacturing purchasing managers index also missed expectations and partly triggered a global market rout, where emerging-market currencies were hit especially hard.
But despite the heightened uncertainty, analysts remained upbeat on riskier assets, such as equities. Barclays said China is a risk, but nothing worth hedging against at the moment. Instead, the main worry remains the threat of eurozone deflation, the analysts argued. Euro-zone inflation data are out next week and a weak number is likely to trigger a wider discussion about further monetary easing leading up to the European Central Bank's March meeting.
In Friday's trade, shares of Valeo FR, -4.33% rallied 13% after the French auto-parts maker said profit rose 18% in 2013.
Rémy Cointreau SA RCO, +0.67% gained 1.2% after Barclays raised the alcoholic-beverage maker to overweight from equal weight. The analysts said it is the distiller most-geared toward China and will benefit from "low penetration rates and attractive wealth demographics" in the country.
Shares of BAE Systems BA., -0.95% BAESY, -0.96% added 2.7% after Société Générale lifted the aerospace and defense firm to buy from hold. On Thursday, the U.K. company dropped 8.3% after posting a fall in 2013 profit.
Bucking the positive trend, shares of Kering SA KER, -1.56% dropped 2.3% in Paris after the Gucci owner posted a 95% decline in profit last year amid signs of lower demand in China.
On a relatively quiet data day in Europe, U.K. retail sales were the main focus on the numbers front. The Office for National Statistics said sales fell 1.5% in January from the previous month, but the institution cautioned that the drop came after a solid rise in December sales. Year-over-year, January retail sales picked up 4.3%, and analysts stressed that the underlying strength of the U.K. consumer spending is broadly intact. Another factor to keep in mind is that the January data covered an extremely wet period with serious floods in parts of the country.
In the afternoon, data from the U.S. showed existing-home sales in January were the slowest in more than a year. But the weak report was blamed on the exceptionally hard winter and didn't dent sentiment on the U.S. stock markets where all major benchmarks traded higher.
In Europe, France's CAC 40 index PX1, -0.63% rose 0.6% to 4,381.06, ending the week 0.9% higher. Germany's DAX 30 index DAX, -0.31% climbed 0.4% to 9,656.95, trimming its weekly loss to 0.1%.
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 index UKX, +0.32% gained 0.4% to 6,838.06 for a 2.6% advance on the week.
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Vodafone on Wednesday said shareholders will receive 0.026 shares in Verizon Communications for each Vodafone share they own.
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I'm sure I have done many of these badly. Not confident I must say. Are there any other ways of saying become, happen? What about the rare form "fitis", are there any other ways then?
3. Milites erant tam tardi ut ante noctem in castra non pervenirent.
The soldiers were so tired that they did not return before night.
5. Sol facit ut omnia sint pulchra.
The sun caused everything to be beautiful. (made that all be beautiful)
6. Eius modi pericula erant ut nemo proficisci vellet.
There were such perils that nobody was willing to set out.
7. Equites hostium cum equitatu nostro in itinere contenderunt, ita tamen ut nostri omnibus in partibus superiores essent.
The horsemen of the enemy strained with our cavalry in the march, with such a result however that our men were higher in every part. (does this mean "better in every way" or is superus strictly above, higher, highest?)
8. Virtus militum nostrorum fecit ut hostes ne unum quidem impetum sustinerunt.
The strength of our soldiers caused the enemy to be unable to sustain even one attack.
9. Homines erant tam audaces ut nullo modo contineri possent.
The men were so bold that they could be contained by no means.
10. Spatium erat tam parvum ut milites tela iacere non facile possent.
The space was so small that the soldiers could not hurl weapons easily.
11. Hoc proelio facto barbari ita perterriti sunt ut ab ultimis gentibus legati ad Caesarem mitterentur.
The battle having taken place the barbarians were so terrified that commanders were sent to Caesar by the furthest tribes.
12. Hoc proelium factum est ne legati ad Caesarem mitterentur.
This battle was fought lest ambassadors be sent to Caesar.
II. 4. The soldiers are so brave that they conquer.
Milites sunt tam fortes ut vincant.
5. The soldiers are brave in order that they may conquer.
Milites sunt fortes ut vincant.
6. The fortification was made so strong that it could not be taken.
Munitio tam firma facta est ut capi non posset.
7. The fortification was made so strong in order that it might not be taken.
Munitio firma facta est ne caperetur.
8. After the town was taken, the townsmen feared that they would be made slaves.
Oppido capto oppidi verebantur ne servi fierent.
(what's the other "put into slavery" and "go into slavery"? in survitutem...)
9. What state is so weak that it is unwilling to defend itself?
Quae civitas est tam infirma ut se defendere nolit?


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Cameron Inducted into National Honorary at Clarkson University
Clarkson University student Christopher S. Cameron of Middlesex, Vt., has been inducted into the New York Omicron chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon.
Pi Mu Epsilon is a national honorary society that recognizes outstanding achievement in mathematics. Cameron, a junior mathematics major, was inducted into the prestigious honorary in April.
Phi Mu Epsilon promotes scholarly activity in mathematics among students in postsecondary institutions. To be chosen a member of Pi Mu Epsilon is a very high honor. Under the direction of its student officers, Pi Mu Epsilon has sponsored or participated in a variety of activities, including speakers on careers in mathematics, "Math and Science Day" (for high school students), student-faculty volleyball nights, pizza parties, and graduate school night.
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Vykin Corporation is currently looking for an experienced TS/SCI cleared Web
Developer to join our team in the Washington, DC area. We are a small defense
contracting company that is veteran owned servicing the US Department of
Defense. The successful candidate will receive above average wages, medical, and
vacation plans as well as the opportunity to join a small company that still
believes that every employee counts.
The qualified candidate shall customize, configure, manage, and maintain a
structured data base web service that will enable RFT. The candidate shall
perform a variety of engineering programming tasks for this initiative that is
responsible for the production, archiving and dissemination of customer data in
support of the production of customer intelligence products.
Work with customer analysts and management team as well as the customer
Technical Executive in managing finished geospatial intelligence information and
maintenance of office data and web services.
Assist in developing/maintaining interactive databases & web services in support
of RFT as well as software code to support intelligence oriented products. In
performing these tasks, the contractor will interface and coordinate with other
team members, web team and management.
Act, with customer oversight, as a customer advocate and technical advisor to
RFT and mission partner.
Allow information sharing with IC, DoD and military commands on analytic
efforts, joint products and sharing of data. Assist in developing/maintaining
Promote future growth of customer's structured database capability and Service
Oriented Architecture (SOA) with customer office oversight.
Disseminate finished geospatial intelligence information as directed by customer
Work with analysts to gather information and potential requirements.
Qualifications include the following:
Strong JAVA programming skills.
Demonstrated experience developing web based applications and services.
Demonstrated experience providing technical solutions to complex problems within
a team-centric environment.
Strong ability to plan, lead, and implement the successful completion of major
project initiatives and efforts, as required.
Demonstrated experience with web services and manipulating XML.
Desired Skills:
Bachelor's degree in related field.
In-depth technical knowledge of Enterprise Operating systems, architecture and
effective people skills.
Strong knowledge of DoD organizations, missions, functions, and processes used
within the organization.
Demonstrated experience in working with advanced computer hardware and software
technology and databases.
Strong presentation and interpersonal skills.
Familiarity with the US Intelligence Community, specifically imagery
Working Conditions:
The work is typically performed in an office environment, which requires normal
safety precautions; work may require some physical effort in the handling of
light materials, boxes or equipment. The work location is a government facility
located on a military installation in Washington, DC supporting a DoD customer.
The successful applicant will be working for and reporting directly to the prime
contractor or the DoD customer as appropriate. The above job description is not
intended to be, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all
responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this
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Minoke wrote:... P/P? B/B? huh? What does _that_ mean? I managed to take out the trainer in Howling Fjord, barely, but the other 4 are tougher.
Also, I tried to go back to Shadowmoon to do the Grand Master, with level 24 rare pets, and the Blood Knight's frostwyrm shredded my team every time with all the defense.
Livingdeath wrote:Mech - I think it's pretty common knowledge that the Fluxfire Feline is the best Mech and easily worth the leveling time (should take you 30 minutes). You should actually tame 2 (near Dun Murogh). But the Darkmoon Zeppelin is pretty great too and even a Clockwork Robots can be pretty powerful. I used a Clockwork Robot in this fight.
Elemental - I like the Crimson Geodes in Deepholm. The Fel Flame in Shadowmoon Valley is a good elemental. If you can, level a Terrible Turnip for pet capturing purposes. I used a Crimson Geode in this Fight.
Aquatic - Head out to Dread Wastes and tame an Emperor Crab to get access to a powerful high level aquatic now. It's a powerful pet and I've honestly soloed some trainers just with this pet.
Critter - Marsh Fiddlers in Valley of Four Winds gives you a decent critter with heals/defense. I don't use critters much since there aren't many undead pets.
Dragon - Your Celestial Dragon is good for now. An Emerald Proto Whelp from Sholazar's Basin is good too.
Human - Kun Lai Runt in Kun Lai Summit as an easy human capture. My favorite is the Flayer Hatchling found on the border of Hellfire Penninsula/Terrokar Forest.
Beast - Alpine Foxling in Kun Lai are surprisingly powerful.
Flying - Amber Moth in Dread Wastes or Townlong is one of the most powerful flying pets.
Undead - Restless Shadeling in Deadwind Pass are great, plus super easy to get because it spawns with no adds in the fight, your 3 pets versus 1 undead. The only problem is the spawn time is pretty late.
Magic - Nordrassil Wisp in Mount Hyjal, although I really prefer a Nether Faerie Dragon from Feralas (it has poweful attacks against aquatics and flying pets).
Minoke wrote:Is the Turnip good for anything else but capturing other pets, btw?
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It may have been DePaul out there, as in near-the-bottom-of-the-Big-East DePaul. But it was still a Big East road game, and they're never easy to add to the collection.
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The Huskies found themselves trailing at the half, and still down a point five minutes into the second half. Then UConn did what this UConn team does — got up and pushed back.
"It was physical," Shabazz Napier said. "A couple of calls I thought I should have got, but you've got to be tough — it's the Big East. We got more aggressive, and we hit a stretch where we started making shots and we made a big run."
Napier, as usual, led the run and scored 28 points in the Huskies' 81-69 win over DePaul before 8,662 at Allstate Arena. Ryan Boatright scored 17, thrilling a large contingent from his nearby hometown and entertaining them in the lobby postgame. Omar Calhoun, still playing with his sprained right wrist in a wrap, also scored 17 and the Huskies, with a 32-21 edge in rebounds — Napier led with seven — and were not out-toughed by an underdog opponent that meant to do just that.
UConn shot 60 percent from the floor, 30 of 50, including 11 of 22 threes.
"Anytime you win on the road in the Big East, it's a great win," said Kevin Ollie, who earned his first technical foul as UConn head coach during the frustrating first half. "We didn't play defense in the first half; in the second half we got back to our principles."
Those principles began with guards Napier and Boatright turning up the defensive pressure, and that changed the game. The Huskies were trailing 47-46 when Napier, left wide open as Calhoun penetrated to the rim and kicked it out, nailed a three-pointer with 14:47 left to play. UConn began rebounding, and forcing turnovers and an avalanche began. Niels Giffey hit an open three and they led by eight, their largest lead of the game to that point. Giffey's layup completed a 13-0 run and UConn was up by 12.
Eventually, when Calhoun hit a three with 5:58 to go, the Huskies were up 20 and the crowd got quiet.
"Omar is becoming a complete player right before our eyes," Ollie said. "People say he's a scorer, but he's a basketball player. He was sticking his nose in there, getting rebounds. … It started with our guards, on offense and on defense. In the first half, we took too many threes — 14. And we got to the line twice. We wanted to make sure we got to their rim, and in the second half we got to the rim 10 times."
The Huskies (19-7, 9-5 in the Big East) stayed near the top in the league, with first-place Georgetown next up, at Gampel Pavilion on Wednesday night.
"We'll have two days to prepare," Ollie said, "and then hopefully we can continue to write our story."
That story is one of perseverance, of playing for pride in a season with no postseason eligibility. The story is just about written as an unqualified success, but another surprise would make it sweeter.
There was a time, at the start of the Big East season, when even a win over DePaul could not be taken for granted, but UConn beat the Demons at Gampel on Jan. 8 and, with some ups and downs, has competed in the historically physical league without a classic Big East front line.
Ollie mixed and matched some more, using 6-foot-7 Giffey, who scored 10 points, at center for parts of the game. DeAndre Daniels was in foul trouble and limited to 11 minutes in the first half, allowing the man he was guarding, Cleveland Melvin, to go off a little. Melvin finished with 20 points. Brandon Young, who scored 35 against UConn in January, was held to 13.
Freshman Phil Nolan, who played 14 minutes, also contributed, with two blocks and two rebounds.
UConn led 29-22 after Boatright made a long three-pointer midway through the first half, but then got a little three-point happy let DePaul (11-16, 2-12), which shot 48.3 percent, better than most UConn opponents this season, back into the game.


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MEXICO CITY, 26 JANUARY 2010 A 1000-year-old stele with the sculpted image of a Mayan ruler was found in the archaeological area of Lagartero in the southern Mexican state of Chaipas, the National Anthropology and History Institute, or INAH, said.
In the bas-relief sculpture the Mayan ruler rises above an individual who lies at his feet, "a scene representing the seizing of power by one Maya group from another," INAH said, adding that the archaeological area of Lagartero will be open to the public this year.
INAH experts found the stone monument in late 2009 at the 10th section of Pyramid 4 in Lagartero, the source said.
Archaeologist Sonia Rivero Torres, who heads the Lagartero archaeological project, said that the stele or commemorative monument - the first to be found complete on the site - measures 2 meters (6 1/2 feet) long, 55 centimeters (22 inches) wide and 6 centimeters (2 1/3 inches) thick.
The stele was sculpted in metamorphic rock, known locally as "heart of stone."
"In the pre-Colombian monument the profile image of a Mayan ruler is seen standing over a bench carrying a bag of incense in one hand and dressed in a loincloth bound with a sash and wearing sandals and a feather headdress.
"At his feet, lying on his back on the bench, lies another, smaller person with his torso opened as a sign of sacrifice or of being overthrown," the archaeologist said.
The expert added that the stele was discovered while exploring a rectangular stone casket, which had possibly been plundered in pre-Columbian times since no bones were found inside.
The archaeologists also found, when they went down to a lower level of the pyramid, a pair of large earthenware pots, broken but complete, one of which contained an smaller, unbroken pot.
Together with these ceramics was a polychrome plate and a black vase with a zoopmorphic lid that contained a rich offering of jade objects, notable among which were two earflaps, a jointed turtle and a beaded necklace.
Another box was found in the fifth section of Pyramid 4, from which 40 vessels of different shapes, zoomorphic vases and a few human bones were recovered, INAH said.
Lagartero's pre-Columbian ceremonial center extends the length and breadth of the 8 hectares (2 1/2 acres) that make up the islet of El Limonar, the biggest of the 11 dotting the lakes of Lagos de Colon, in the community of Cristobal Colon in the municipality of La Trinitaria, Chiapas.
Lagartero is known to have been occupied from the Classical Period to the Early Post-Classical Period, which is to say from 300 A.D. to 1200 A.D.
Given its strategic wetlands location, the habitat of fresh-water species like the alligator, the Maya settlement controlled the area's natural resources and could also restrict access by water.
Lagartero was a key point for trading goods and products between the highlands of Guatemala and Mexico's central plateau.
Archaeologists working at the site have uncovered an enclosed ball-playing court together with its five altars, along with a series of architectural structures, INAH said. EFE
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