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The New York Knicks are well aware of Mike D'Antoni's strong desire to coach the Chicago Bulls, as well as Chicago's strong interest in hiring D'Antoni.
They're simply ignoring all that.
NBA coaching sources told ESPN.com on Wednesday that the Knicks continue to regard D'Antoni as their new No. 1 target to replace Isiah Thomas and are preparing a "staggering" financial offer they hope will prove too steep for Chicago to compete with, thus convincing D'Antoni to spurn the Bulls.
It was widely assumed in coaching circles -- and even by the Knicks to some degree -- that New York's involvement was pursued by the D'Antoni camp mostly to get Chicago to increase its offer. But sources close to the situation were stressing Wednesday night that the rough monetary estimates in circulation from the Knicks, believed to be $6 million or more annually, are too substantial not to make them a real threat to the Bulls.
Yet sources maintain that Chicago remains D'Antoni's preferred destination and the favorite to land him, now nearly one week since the story emerged that the Phoenix Suns coach and the Bulls were a likely match. It's believed that neither the Bulls nor the Knicks have formally extended a contract proposal, but The Chicago Tribune reported on its Web site Wednesday night that the Bulls are determined to "pay D'Antoni only on their terms" and won't engage in a "protracted price war" with the Knicks.
One source told ESPN.com that the Knicks are likely to move quickly if they can't get D'Antoni by following up with an offer to Mark Jackson or the recently fired Avery Johnson, with Jackson believed to hold a considerable edge given his extended status as the front-runner in New York before D'Antoni became available.
Financial might is clearly the best asset New York can sell as a franchise after two 23-59 records in the past three seasons. New team president Donnie Walsh has not been shy about admitting that the Knicks have only just begun work on an extensive makeover that, based on Walsh's vision, would finally create some salary-cap flexibility for this free-spending franchise entering the summer of 2010, when 2003 draftees LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh are scheduled to be free agents.
The chance to work with well-regarded Walsh is another plus point in the Knicks' attempt to beat the Bulls to D'Antoni. Whether that -- along with the money -- is enough of a lure to persuade D'Antoni to revise his Chicago-or-bust stance remains to be seen. Don't forget that the Knicks are unlikely to contend for anything in the near future and would present D'Antoni with an ill-fitting lack of speed and 3-point shooting on a roster headlined by Suns cast-off Stephon Marbury and plodding big men Eddy Curry and Zach Randolph.
Finances, meanwhile, are believed to be the only factor that could cause the Bulls to pull back (or be trumped) now.
ESPN.com reported Tuesday that Bulls general manager John Paxson came away from two interviews with D'Antoni in Phoenix impressed and seriously interested in the coach, who wants to leave the Suns in part because of a tense working relationship with Paxson's good friend, Suns president Steve Kerr. Sources said that Paxson huddled Tuesday with Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf to discuss the viability of hiring D'Antoni.
Concerns that D'Antoni's offensive bent would clash with Paxson's philosophy -- which is much more conservative and defensively focused, like that of his pal and Phoenix counterpart Kerr -- appear to have been allayed. Sources say that Reinsdorf himself has voiced an interest in the Bulls' returning to a more defined offensive system like they had in their Michael Jordan/Scottie Pippen/Phil Jackson heyday. D'Antoni obviously doesn't run Jackson's famed triangle offense, but Chicago management is said to be intrigued and excited by the possibility of coupling D'Antoni's creativity with several skilled young players who've been linked to Phoenix in trades in recent years (Joakim Noah, Tyrus Thomas and Thabo Sefolosha) as well a budding star (Luol Deng) who was drafted with a pick traded by the Suns to Chicago.
The bigger mystery remains how much Chicago is willing to spend on its next coach, with Reinsdorf already committed to paying Scott Skiles an estimated $4 million next season.
When Skiles was dismissed on Christmas Eve 2007, Reinsdorf agreed to rescind the offset from Skiles' contract and pay him all but $1 million of the remaining $6 million owed. As a result, Skiles walked away with a guaranteed $5 million send-off that was not erased by the estimated $18 million over four years he just received from the Milwaukee Bucks.
Chicago, then, would be spending more than $8 million on head coaches next season if D'Antoni were to receive an annual salary in his current wage bracket. If the Bulls are asked to respond to the Knicks' generosity by taking D'Antoni past the $5 million barrier annually, sources say Chicago could still decide it's more prudent to pursue a more affordable coach with less experience, such as Boston assistant Tom Thibodeau, who is widely credited with providing the schemes that helped Kevin Garnett transform the Celtics' defense this season.
The Tribune reported on its Web site Tuesday night that the Bulls' interest in defense-first Johnson is declining, which could be another indication that the Bulls are focused on landing D'Antoni. The Arizona Republic reported that the Suns would not seek additional compensation when D'Antoni's inevitable departure materializes, simply hoping to relieve themselves of the two seasons left on his Suns deal at $4 million and $4.5 million.
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Got a Galaxy S III, Samsung's newest flagship Android smartphone? If so, you may want to hit the Software Update feature in Settings, because there's apt to be a crucial security-related fix waiting for you.
It turns out that opening a poisoned website accessed through a QR code, Near Field Communications or a push message can cause an S III or Galaxy S II to be reset and wiped clean. ZDNet reports a researcher revealed the flaw at a security conference just last week:
Ravi Borgaonkar, a researcher in the Security in Communications department at Technical University Berlin, demonstrated the weakness at the Ekoparty security conference in Argentina last week.
According to Borgaonkar, the way the Galaxy SIII uses Unstructured Supplementary Service Data leaves it wide open to exploitation via a single line of malicious code embedded in a web page. Unstructured Supplementary Service Data, or USSD, is used to send messages between a phone and an application server.
The Verge say the problem appears to be in Samsung's TouchWiz software, not in the Android operating system itself. The problem may affect other Samsung devices as well – The Verge was able to make exploit code work on a Galaxy S Advance.
Samsung has moved with impressive speed to get a patch out to S III owners, and a fix for the S II is in the works. I checked on the Galaxy S III for Verizon review unit I have and the patch was waiting for me this morning. To look for it, go to Settings > About Device > Software Update.


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PROVO — A Utah County environmental group wants to shine a light on the benefits of going solar and ways to make it more financially appealing through the implementation of a communitywide solar program.
An exploratory meeting to discuss the effort is set for 7 p.m. today in Room 201 of the Provo City Library, 550 N. University Ave.
Hosted by the Utah Valley Earth Forum, with presentations by Gardner Engineering and Clifton Consulting, the free event will highlight information about bulk purchasing discounts, ways homeowners or businesses can tap into solar, and where successful and similar efforts have played out.
James Westover, forum chairman, said he'd like cities, residents, businesses and institutions to consider modeling a program after Salt Lake Community Solar in which dozens of households installed 232 kilowatts of solar energy on their roofs.
The Utah Clean Energy project launched last year saved homeowners an average of 40 percent on solar systems via a bulk purchase. Collectively, the project will generate enough electricity to avoid 627,000 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions — the equivalent of planting 7,000 trees or taking 56 cars off the road, according to Utah Clean Energy.
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Sara Baldwin, who led the Salt Lake Community Solar initiative, said as solar power increasingly becomes a more attractive alternative to homeowners and business operators, cities can work to streamline costs and be ahead of the curve, rather than scrambling to catch up.
"The hard costs of solar, the hardware, are relatively static. But it is what we call the soft costs — permitting — which are different in every local government jurisdiction, different from utility to utility and from county to county," she said.
Baldwin, Utah Clean Energy's senior policy and regulatory associate, said representatives from six local governments participating in the Wasatch Solar Challenge will meet in February to determine how streamlined those "soft costs" have become and where there is room for improvement.
She added that she is pleased a Utah County group is interested in promoting a similar, communitywide solar effort.
"Our whole purpose in piloting that effort in Salt Lake County was to prove it could be done, and prove it could be done well," she said.
Westover said moving toward renewable energy makes sense — economically, environmentally and ethically.
"Fossil fuels are erroneously believed to be the cheapest source of power, and I'd say erroneously based on the true costs not being factored in — such as all the costs to the environment and public health," Westover said. "The cost is paid for by people who suffer from lung-related illnesses. … It is time for us to become responsible for our actions and behave in a responsible and respectful way."
Rocky Mountain Power also recently announced that Utah customers can apply to receive cash incentives to help offset the cost of installing solar energy equipment at their home or business.
Program participants who sign up now through Jan. 28 will be chosen randomly through a lottery each year through 2017. The incentives are part of Rocky Mountain Power's expanded Utah Solar Incentive Program, which is designed to provide an estimated $50 million in incentives over the next five years.
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Meeting with Governors
Visiting Capitol Hill
Event Log
Commencement Challenge
NAEP 2009: Science Assessment
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Upcoming Events
Meeting with Governors
Last weekend, President Obama, Secretary Duncan, and other members of the Administration met with the nation's governors, assembled in Washington, D.C., for a meeting of the National Governors Association, with education a key focus of conversation. "On education, our approach has been to partner with you," the President noted at a session at the White House, "to offer more flexibility in exchange for better standards; to lift the cap on charter schools; to spur reform not by imposing it from Washington but by asking you to come up with some of the best ways for your states to succeed. That was the idea behind Race to the Top: you show us the best plans for reform; we'll show you the money." Also, he continued, "We're working with you and with Congress to fix No Child Left Behind with a focus on reform, responsibility, and, most importantly, results. And, we're trying to give states and schools more flexibility to reward good teachers and stop making excuses for bad teachers, because we know that the single most important factor in a child's successother than their parentsis the man or woman at the front of the classroom." In the end, he concluded, "Even as we preserve the freedom and diversity that is at the heart of federalism, let's remember that we are one nation. We are one people. Our economy is national. Our fates are intertwined. Today, we're not competing with each other; we're competing with other nations that are hungry to win new jobs, hungry to win new industries. I'm confident we will win this competition as long as we're fighting it together."
Also, First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden spoke to governors about supporting military families. "[In March], we are going to be launching a campaign to rally this country... to support not just our troops but their families," the First Lady said. "We're focusing on four main areas: employment, education, wellness, and public awareness.
Earlier, the Secretary addressed a meeting of the governors' Education, Early Childhood, and Workforce Committee. He discussed the urgency to fix the No Child Left Behind Act. He also acknowledged the budgetary constraints state governments are facing and promised to provide written materials giving states direction on how they can use federal education fundingacross programsin more flexible ways, examples of effective cost-savings techniques, and guidance on how to get more productivity out of schools.
More recently, the Secretary joined a group of moderate Democratic Senators, who released a set of principles for moving forward on reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) this year. "We can't begin to micromanage 95,000 schools from Washington, and we don't want to," he asserted. Frankly, we want to reduce the federal footprint."
Visiting Capitol Hill
On March 1, Secretary Duncan testified before the Senate Budget Committee regarding the President's Fiscal Year 2012 budget proposal. He explained that the proposed budget reflects the Administration's dual commitment to not only reduce spending and increase efficiency but also to make smart investments in securing America's future. "Today, all across America, people are meeting the challenge of improving education in many different ways," he said, "from creating high-quality early learning programs to raising standards, strengthening the field of teaching, and aggressively attacking achievement gaps. While the federal government contributes less than 10% of K-12 funding, nationwide, our money plays a critical role in promoting equity, protecting children at risk, and, recently, supporting reform activities at the state and local level." To recap, the Administration's 2012 investments in education are divided into five priorities: early learning, sustaining K-12 reform, great teachers and leaders, college completion, and full support for at-risk students and adults.
The Administration has been actively guiding high-need rural school leaders to federal resources that exist outside of education.
Event Log
The Secretary has literally traveled across the country during the past two weeks:
- On February 18, he was in Los Angeles to participate in a TEACH Campaign roundtable with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, artist John Legend, boxer Oscar de la Hoya, and about 400 students and 100 stakeholders and play in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game.
- On February 26, he was back in Washington, D.C., on the campus of Howard University, for the "Voices in Action: National Youth Summit." The summit assembled nearly 400 students, education policymakers, and Administration officials in breakout sessions and workshops to identify what schools and communities need to best prepare students for college and career. All the work was organized around five "themes" raised during last year's National Youth Listening Tour: effective teaching, college information gaps, parental involvement, community mentors, and school climate and discipline.
- On February 28, he was in Philadelphia to tour, with Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis, the 1199C Training and Upgrading Fund's Learning Centera labor-management partnership that provides job skills training in the health fields to more than 2,000 adult students annuallyand participate in a town hall forum at the Department's first Community College Regional Summit. The summit, on the campus of the Community College of Philadelphia, specifically focused on transitioning adult learners to community colleges and the workforce. Subsequent summits will focus on transfer programs, partnerships between community colleges and employers, and exemplary programs for veterans, military members, and families.
- On March 2, he joined First Lady Michelle Obama, National Education Association (NEA) President Dennis Van Roekel, and celebrities to read to hundreds of elementary school students at the NEA's 14th annual Read Across America Day, honoring the birthday of beloved children's author Dr. Seuss, at the Library of Congress.
Also: Today (March 4), President Obama and Secretary Duncan will travel to Miami to deliver remarks on the importance of out-educating the competition at Miami Central Senior High School.
Commencement Challenge
The application deadline for the 2011 Race to the Top Commencement Challenge has been extended to March 11at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Also, the application has been streamlined. Schools must submit answers to three short essay questions and readily available student achievement data, illustrating how they are promoting college- and career-readiness while establishing a culture of student success and academic excellence. The winning school will host President Obama as their 2011 commencement speaker. Senior Administration officials will attend the commencements of the runner-up schools.
NAEP 2009: Science Assessment
The Trial Urban District Assessment (TUDA) Science 2009 describes results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) in science for 17 participating urban districts from across the U.S. Representative samples, of between 900 and 2,200 fourth- and eighth-grade public school students, were assessed in each of the districts. Among the results:
- At grade 4, the average scores in large cities overall and 14 of the 17 districts were lower than the average score for the nation. Scores for Austin, Charlotte, and Jefferson County [KY] were not significantly different from the score for the nation.
- At grade 8, the average scores in large cities overall and 16 of the 17 districts were lower than the average score for the nation. Austin's score was not significantly different from the score for the nation.
- Four of the 17 districtsAustin, Charlotte, Jefferson County, and Miami-Dadehad higher scores at both grades than large cities nationally. Boston and San Diego had higher scores at grade 4, while Houston had a higher score at grade 8. Eight of the 17 districts had lower scores at both grades than large cities nationally.
- There was also good news related to the performance of some racial/ethnic groups in several districts.
NAEP is administered by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), part of the Institute of Education Sciences (IES). TUDA reading and math results were released last year. The science framework was recently updated to incorporate new advances in science, research on science learning, and components from international science assessments, so 2009 results cannot be compared to those from previous years. (Note: Secretary Duncan's statement on the TUDA results, noting students in cities are further behind in science than reading and math, is available online.)
Odds and Ends
Teacher Ambassador Fellow Laurie Calvert has created a teacher landing page on the Department's web site, where teachers can "find all things teacher."
Eight states have been approved to receive fiscal 2010 funding to turn around their persistently lowest-achieving schools, under the School Improvement Grants (SIG) program.
The Department's Promise Neighborhoods team has issued The Neighborhood Watch newsletter, including program Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), funding opportunities, and promising practices.
On a March 2 conference call with stakeholders, First Lady Michelle Obama, Secretary Duncan, and Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack talked about advancing the "Let's Move!" initiative goal of doubling the number of schools participating in Agriculture's HealthierUS School Challenge Program.
Last year, the Department's Early Childhood Educator Professional Development program convened a national summit to identify and report out on emerging and critical gaps in knowledge and research on effective professional development for early childhood educators.
A National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) report, "Arts Education in America: What the Declines Mean for Arts Participation," explores the relationship between arts education and arts participation, as well as declines in Americans' reported rates of arts learningin writing, music, and the visual arts, among other disciplines.
Quote to Note
"I don't think it does anybody any good when public employees are denigrated or vilified or their rights are infringed upon. We need to attract the best and the brightest to public service. These times demand it. We're not going to attract the best teachers for our children, for example, if they only make a fraction of what other professionals make. And we're not going to convince the bravest Americans to put their lives on the line as police officers or firefighters if we don't properly reward that bravery."
|President Barack Obama (2/28/11), addressing the nation's governors at the White House
Upcoming Events
On March 10, the White House will host the Conference on Bullying Prevention. Participants will have the opportunity to talk with the President and senior Administration officials about how communities can work together to prevent bullying. The conference is by invitation only, but anyone can watch it through a live stream on the White House web site.
On March 19, from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. ET, Chief of Staff Joanne Weiss will participate in a plenary session at the annual Celebration of Teaching and Learning in New York City. During this session, which will be webcast, six educators will discuss best practices regarding recruitment, preparation, development, retention, evaluation, compensation, and engagement of world-class teachers. The conference follows the International Summit on the Teaching Profession.
In April and May, the Department's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (OESE) is planning capacity-building conferences on successfully implementing SIG.
Over the next two weeks, the Department will exhibit at the National Science Teachers Association's Conference in San Francisco (March 10-13), the National Coalition of ESEA Title I Parents Region V Professional Development Conference in Oak Brook, Illinois (March 16-20), and the National Art Education Association's Convention in Seattle (March 17-20). If you are attending any of these events, please stop by the Department's booth.
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Russia defeats Bulgaria 88-51
Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday…I got down on Friday trying to find a stream for this game. Unfortunately, all of the links supposedly for this game led to tennis, volleyball (indoor AND beach), or soccer. Fortunately, I was able to find the game later on.
My efforts to get my hands on Ukraine's friendly games were unsuccessful, and so this is the first game in months that I've had any interest in. Empty arena; coaches were in t-shirts and jeans; the bench was a row of lawn chairs. Even so, it was blissful to have basketball to watch. If you learn something new about yourself everyday, what I learned about myself is that I can get overly excited about a friendly, inconsequential game between European teams.
If I am reading the box score correctly, Andrei Kirilenko (starting PF) played 20:32 in this blowout (Timofey Mozgov (starting C) played the most minutes for Russia with 22:36) and had 10 points, 5 steals, 2 blocks, and most notably drew 8 of the 26 fouls awarded to Russia.
In case you're as slow as me:
Aside #1: I hadn't seen much of Mozgov before, but man…that dude is one massive human being. He's about the same height as Fes but Fes outweighs him by 30 lbs., so I can't explain why he looks so huge. He just does.
Aside #2: In the third game of the day, the Koof scored 7 points and had 2 rebounds, 1 block, 4 TOs and drew 4 fouls in Greece's 76-70 win over Italy. Italy was led by Marco Bellinelli's 21 points and Andrea Bargnani's 14. Wonder what happened to Gallinari, though I'm not curious enough to Google.
AK scored the first bucket of the game and 4 of Russia's first 9 as Russia got off to a 9-0 run. It was 35-9 with two minutes to halftime and 43-13 at the half. Bulgaria made a FT with 8 seconds left in the game to break the half-century mark and make it [a more respectable] 88-50. Final score: 88-51.
The highlights aren't much; it was that kind of game. Probably 25% of it is AK shooting FTs and another 20% is just shots of AK's back (haven't seen the jersey/tattoo combo 'til now, and I'm kinda fascinated by the sight). If you're as starved as me for basketball, though, this might have some value.
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Two things:
1. When he's wearing a jersey, AK's tattoo doesn't look nearly as horrid as I expected. It's actually an interesting, subtle thing—almost like adding a bit of cinnamon to chili.
2. How the hell do they know where to stand when taking free throws? There's no line!
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There was a thread on the R&D forums about a warrior who gemmed a second set of T6 gear with dodge gems. The guy who did it is a tank for Premonition although he might have been with Death and Taxes at the time of this thread (for anybody who doesn't follow progression raiding, those two guilds are kind of a big deal). He did it when Sunwell was on the PTR and he successfully tanked all the bosses in this crazy avoidance gear. The R&D forum went crazy and warriors from everywhere came out saying that this guy was nuts and that he must be logging out in goofy gear just to mess with people because it could never work. But it did work. And now if you look at tanks from the top 50 guilds, they are all doing it. Before Sunwell they would all have had 15 stam gems across the board but now you see 12 defense and 10 dodge gems all over the place and tanks that are actually picking up socket bonuses.
The first thing you should do when trying to gear a tank is get enough stamina AND avoidance. If you don't have a baseline level of each, you are going to run into trouble. The majority of raiding gear provides enough avoidance by itself so you don't need to gem and enchant for it (ZA and badge gear is a different story) which is why most tanks always gem and enchant for pure stamina. But Sunwell has changed that with this spell http://www.wowhead.com/?spell=45769. Every boss (or at least the 5 that anyone has seen) has that buff. Basically it means that the T6 raiding gear that previously gave you enough avoidance, no longer does. So all the Sunwell tanks are realizing that 22k fully buffed is enough and are now gemming for avoidance. There are still a few die hards out there that are clinging to all stam all the time, but most have made the shift.
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Make a signature paper for CSB using natural plants and grasses from the area.
October 5, 2010
By Mike Killeen
College students receive homework assignments all the time. But in 2009, Ellory Eggermont received an assignment that couldn't be completed by opening a book or logging onto a computer.
The task? Make a signature paper for the College of Saint Benedict - and oh, by the way, make it with natural plants and grasses unique to the area.
"It was something totally new to me," said Ellory, a CSB senior from Fargo, N.D. "I hadn't done any actual papermaking before. But I was interested in sustainable practices and the environment in general and the environment around us, specifically on the prairie. I wanted to get some experience definitely learning a new process to its fullest extent."
Some 500 sheets of handmade paper later, Ellory aced her assignment.
"I'll use the paper for my senior art project, which all senior art majors have to do in the fall and the spring," Ellory said.
A nationally known papermaking artist, Mary Hark - who is a CSB alumna - initially suggested the idea to make a signature paper from natural materials at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University. The Literary Arts Institute brought together members of the English, art and biology departments at CSB and SJU to investigate how the paper might be made.
Only one hurdle remained - find someone to make the paper.
Enter Ellory. Rachel Melis, assistant professor of art at CSB and SJU, said Ellory was selected because of "a combination of her art experience and her environmental-ecological interest."
So off Ellory went to the prairie and forest areas around CSB and SJU in the summer of 2009. She looked for grasses that she could use in the papermaking process. A trial and error period followed - pick grass, make paper, see how it turns out.
"It (the project) sort of became her life," Rachel said. "I can't think of anyone doing a better job with that than her. She ran with it."
Stephen Saupe, professor of biology at CSB and SJU, suggested certain plant species and research methods in Ellory's papermaking process, including using a blue dye - often used in biology experiments - to track the transformation of the materials microscopically as they were beat into paper. Eventually, she settled on a combination of Big Bluestem and Reed Canary grasses.
"That makes a fairly nice artistic paper, but in order to write on it, I added sizing, which is a chemical that helps the paper hold ink. And, I added flax, because it's something that's grown historically right here at Saint Ben's. That makes the paper a lot nicer, softer and lighter in color," Ellory said.
The proximity to these natural elements at CSB and SJU played a big role in the project.
"Here we have a very direct connection to the land we live on, and that was the main influence for this project, to create something that's specifically from Saint Ben's and Saint John's," Ellory said. "And, the grass is quickly renewed. The grass I took from the prairie last year has already been replaced. Trees are renewable, but it might take 100 years (to grow)."
Ellory, who wants to be a college art teacher, said she has grown as a person because of the project.
"I think personally for me, I've learned how valuable it can be to put yourself out there and get involved in something that you have no idea about," Ellory said. "I also gained a greater appreciation of my direct environment of the arboretum that surrounds me, as well as the prairie and woods at Saint Ben's, and starting to figure out how the place I live influences who I am."
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Oct. 30, 2009
Okay this is my first blog ever so bear with me. The team has been together for almost two months now and it has been an interesting experience, especially as a senior, to watch the freshmen and transfers take more and more steps toward becoming Gauchos, one of those steps being the ability to sit through one of Gregg's monologues (the lunch after our intrasquad meet for instance).
We've completed training camp, our intrasquad and alumni meets, and all of us are getting pumped up to complete our goal of going undefeated in dual meets this year, we came close in our 2007-2008 season with just one loss - to ASU.
This past week has been difficult for the Gaucho Men, about half of us have been sick, but as always we'll get past it and push through this minor bump in the road.
The alumni meet was, I'm sure, somewhat bittersweet for most of the seniors to know that in five or six months we'll be able to proudly call ourselves Former All-Time Gaucho Greats. But now we're in the middle of the duel meet season and have a meet against Cal Poly tomorrow and all the guys are excited to race another school, watching the girls race UCLA and OSU only made the men want to race someone with a different cap on.
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Friday, March 16, 2012
Lehigh 2012 equals Weber State 1999 (UNC and Duke fans will never forget either one)
While I was watching the game live in Greensboro and trying to write a column to capture it, I started thinking about another huge upset from 13 years before. Remember Weber State?
It had a (briefly) great player named Harold "The Show" Arceneaux, and Weber State upset UNC by two points in the 1999 tournament. UNC was the No.3 seed and Weber State was a No.14, but the Tar Heels couldn't use their size advantage well (future NBA player Brendan Haywood had zero rebounds and was 0-for-3 from the field in 24 minutes) and Arceneaux scored 36. (Arceneaux would later make a living playing basketball overseas, but not in the NBA).
Lehigh guard C.J. McCollum played the role of Arceneaux Friday night against Duke. He was the best player on the court, scoring 30, and he could have had a lot more if he had made his free throws and layups. The guy could drive by anyone Duke threw at him.
Duke fans for years later could tease UNC fans with only two words: "Weber State." Some went as far as to buy Weber State T-shirts to wear.
Tar Heel fans will long remember the word "Lehigh" now -- particularly the ones who were in Greensboro screaming for the Mountain Hawks and waving "Go Lehigh" signs. And there were a lot of those. Don't be surprised if some brown Lehigh T-shirts start showing up in Chapel Hill soon.
So my two equations for the night is simple:
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Harold Arceneaux = C.J. McCollum
And the NCAA tournament, as always, equals a whole lot of surprises.
14 comments:
- Mike said...
Duke lost to Lehigh 75-70..... First paragraph...
- March 16, 2012 at 11:38 PM
Yeah, the loss for UNC was embarrassing. But that game was played in Seattle, where there were probably more Weber State fans than UNC fans. Duke lost in Greensboro, which is only 55 miles away from their campus and they haven't lost there in a long time.
- March 17, 2012 at 2:09 AM
This Duke team never seemed to have that it factor of past teams. No real first round picks on the squad. No solid go to guy. Coach K was able to get more from less this year.
- March 17, 2012 at 8:06 AM
Why do people keep saying Coach K did a great job this year? That he got more than expected from this team.
Fact: out in first round of NCAA is not a succesful coaching job!
- March 17, 2012 at 8:17 AM
I trash UNC whenever possible, because they are arrogant jerks. But last night was the BIGGEST upset in NCAA tourny history. Lehigh was 0-4 all time in the dance, Duke is 96-31
- March 17, 2012 at 8:57 AM
I love the spin about this team being a testament to how great K is. HE LOST TO LEHIGH. He may not have the same talent level as UNC, but do you think Lehigh would swap rosters with him? Give me a break. He recruited and signed every one of these guys, so obviously he thought they were talented. But now they aren't, and he is great just to get them this far. Riiigghht.
- March 17, 2012 at 11:27 AM
SPORTSDON: Austin Rivers is not a sure-fire #1 pick? WHAT? He will go pro in about 2 months and will be a late first round pick...(maybe you meant to say "lottery pick"?)
- March 17, 2012 at 11:57 AM
Agreed with the comment regarding how well K coached this team. Duke lost this game because they are a one dimensional team that is unable to adjust when outside shots aren't falling. Plumlee was 9 for 9 from the field last night, and yet the coaching staff failed to realize this and let Rivers keep heaving up bricks.
- March 17, 2012 at 12:39 PM
Sportsdon, what are you smoking? Coach Rat had as many McD's All Americans on his squad as any team in the country. Rat was a HORRIBLE game coach this year, and he is unable to develop what he has. He is a has been.
- March 17, 2012 at 1:07 PM
It's 1:42pm. About time for Sorenson to wake up and post a two-paragraph sarcastic response to Scott's article, collect his paycheck and go back to sleep.
- March 17, 2012 at 1:43 PM
I love how ABC`er turn a Duke loss about Carolina. And I have heard of Weber State before 1999. Lehigh really it sounds like a high school team. Go Heels
- March 17, 2012 at 3:19 PM
- Buckshot Jenkins said...
Duke had a talented yet unbalanced team. They are much more geared towards the three ball which makes them vulnerable when the shots don't fall. I'm not really sure about their chemistry this year but maybe it's because Subzero seemed to always put himself before the team.
- March 17, 2012 at 3:46 PM
- Michael Procton said...
Reid, you obviously weren't at the game last night. The douchebag Heel fans made sure that there were FAR more Lehigh fans in the building than Duke fans. But that's ok. I'm certain all that's done is give Creighton several thousand more fans come tomorrow's game. And we'll love seeing Dougie Mac run all over the Tar Heels, who can't defend on the perimeter to save their life.
- March 17, 2012 at 4:26 PM
So Mr. Procton, Duke fans would have cheered for the Heels otherwise? You're letting your bitterness show friend. Duke fans sold their tickets as soon as the Le High game was over. Duke students didn't even get all the tickets for home games this year. Even if the Heels lose we'll be finishing just ahead of the dookies for a 3rd time this year.
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Yeah, but seriously, in the one nightless game I played (Dark Tower), scum completely outplayed town so I guess I'm looking for strategy tips?
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I would find a discussion interesting on how certain traits of a race are reflected on ship design. Since I am taking ship generation will be procedural aswell (except for the handful of ships created with the ship designer), it would be nice to be able to get a sense of a races main traits and priorities just by looking at their ship designs.
As for me, big bulky designs might suggest this is a race hauling tons of stuff around, thus probably mainly traders. Sleek designs might suggest a race appreciates beauty and leisure, open to receiving contraband or whatever. Spiky or heavily armored designs might suggest you either get your guns ready or run for your money ... just a thought.
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Nokia has launched a new, free maps app for iOS, called HERE maps. Since Nokia owns NAVTEQ, one of the world's very few sources of comprehensive mapping data (the other's being Tele Atlas, owned by TomTom and licensed by Apple, and Google), and they've been producing mobile maps apps for years, formerly on Symbian and now on Windows Mobile, the quality will likely be very good.
Maps are available in 200 countries and can be presented in map view (standard line art), satellite view, public transportation view, and live traffic view. Where available, you can also access community view, that includes crowdsourced data that hopes to be even more current. Like any good maps app, you can search for locations, get search suggestions, and share locations you find.
There's routing, of course, and you can get step-by-step voice navigation... for walking directions. But not for driving directions, which is really odd. You can also get public transport directions.
While the app itself uses HTML5 with off-board maps downloaded as needed, you can save maps locally for when you may be in areas without data coverage. You can also group places you frequent, or simply like, into Collections.
The interface is very flat, filled with sold colors, and while not Metro-esque (or whatever Microsoft is calling the Windows Phone design language these days), it does stick to similar basics. The controls are different enough from iOS maps that they'll take some getting used to.
Nokia HERE maps for iOS is also nowhere near as fleshed out or fully featured as Nokia Maps for Windows Phone 8 (check out WPCentral's full Nokia Maps for Windows Phone 8 preview to get a better sense of just what the differences are.) But that stands to reason. This is a 1.0 and it's on a competing platform. Baby steps. For now.
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Judge rules Louisiana man incompetent in disabled son's beheading
A 31-year-old man accused of beheading his 7-year-old disabled son is incompetent and unable to help his attorneys fight the first-degree murder charge against him, a judge ruled Tuesday.
Judge John E. LeBlanc's decision came after a six-day hearing that ended Feb. 4. At least a dozen investigators and experts testified that Jeremiah Lee Wright told them that his son, Jori Lirette, was a robot or CPR dummy put into his home as a government experiment to teach him about life.
The Lafourche Parish judge ruled that "Wright does not have the present mental capacity to proceed, in fact, he does not have the ability to assist counsel in his defense."
LeBlanc continued, "Wright does not have the ability to maintain a consistent defense, to listen to witnesses and inform his lawyers of distortions or misstatements, to make simple decisions in response to well-explained alternatives, and to testify in his own defense, if necessary."
LeBlanc ordered Wright to be returned to the custody of the state Department of Health and Hospitals and the Eastern Louisiana Mental Health Systems, Forensic Division, at Jackson, La., for treatment.
He asked that the mental health facility provide the court with monthly progress reports and advise it when "the defendant is able to comprehend the proceedings against him and to assist in his defense."
"The proceedings have definitely been suspended," said defense attorney Kerry Cuccia. "They're on hold until such time he's able to assist counsel, if ever."
The judge did not consider whether Wright was sane on Aug. 14, 2011, when the boy was killed and dismembered and his head left in the yard of the house where Wright lived with the boy's mother.
Wright's attorneys have not entered a plea to the charge of first-degree murder. If he is convicted, Wright would face either death by injection or life in prison.


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Some say I was born a restaurant critic. There is no test for the position, so I guess it is as good a qualification as any. It didn't hurt that I had a patriarch in the image of Moses as a father, and the Promised Land he sought was a great restaurant. I was born in Athens, Greece, and my dad, Elmer Dills, was a restaurant critic.
Well, that is what everyone exclusively thought. For that was his cover from the 1950s until he retired in the late 1970s as an officer in the CIA. Many a night, a multi-starred general would arrive at the house to assist Dad with a foreign dignitary. When he left the full-time service of his country he turned to concentrate on restaurant service, where he covered all the phases of media: print, radio, TV and the burgeoning Internet.
I can't tell you all of the thousands of restaurants I visited through my youth. The way soccer moms shuffle their kids around today was the same for my dad and I, but our uniforms resided solely in a napkin, and our field was a table of utensils. I wouldn't be surprised if they've erected a law against it now, a form of parenting misconduct, but I learned to love escargot (cooked snails) before I experienced a visit from the Tooth Fairy.
As far back as my memories stretch, my father and I were tasting and interrogating restaurant staff on the preparation and ingredients of a meal. You would be surprised what a young boy can learn in the silence of a mouthful of pasta. By the time I got to college, I had a love for the restaurant world: the food, cooking techniques, ingredients and the compelling stories of this tribe of people. I remember a seminal event with my father after a show one evening. He had ordered a Greek salad, and when the server brought the salad, my dad asked, "What is this?"
"Why, a Greek salad, sir."
"No, a Greek salad does not include iceberg lettuce."
It was at that moment that I understood a greater truth of what my father had been knowingly and unknowingly teaching me. It may have been his travels throughout the world and his intimate understanding of other cultures that made him sensitive, or maybe it was his job with the CIA that honed the virtue in him, but he fought for the word "authentic." I still believe the word is worth fighting for. Often what is branded as authentic today is nothing more than a rendition, an impostor or a chef's fusion of an indigenous recipe. In the larger sense, we are all kings and queens of an edible empire, where cultures, foods, talent and stories have congregated as a great flood unlike any the world has ever had the opportunity to savor.
When my father switched from KABC to KIEV (which is now KRLA), I knew enough to help him with the show. The station manager, Bob Hastings, suggested that I consider subbing for my dad when he went on vacation. Getting paid to eat? I could do that sitting down. It was not long after, as I explored Los Angeles and its great medley of cuisine, that I knew I had to showcase their stories, culture and food on television. Fifteen years later, "Dining with Dills" has grown with PBS-Orange County and Charter Cable-Los Angeles channel 101, airing on Saturday and Sunday nights at 7 p.m., and I have recently added a radio show KABC 790 on Sunday evenings. That was my father's home station for 20 years.
In many ways, when I sit behind the microphone I am channeling all those moments my dad and I shared. I even catch myself taking the side of the consumer more frequently now: "Don't feel obligated to tip so much if the service wasn't good, but don't punish the server for bad food either." One of my favorite Elmerisms is: "No, I don't want to take it home. I didn't eat it here — what makes you think I'd enjoy it at home?"
One has to wonder with the explosion of the Internet if there will be an audience for restaurant critics in the future. In the city of personalities I am certain they are here to stay. As gastropubs ascended in the flight of Icarus and fell just as quickly, the food trends in Los Angeles cycle as fashions. Will the popularity of food trucks soar or wane in the coming years? Will the next Wolfgang Puck start in one of these motorized chuck wagons? We can only hope, but for me, I must admit, I still enjoy a comfortable seat and freshly pressed napkin from time to time.
Bon appetit.
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Buckeyes score last 4 in 69-67 win over No. 22 MSU
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — LaQuinton Ross scored 22 points and Aaron Craft added 12, including a late free throw, to lead Ohio State past No. 22 Michigan State 69-67 on Sunday.
Keith Appling's jumper with 2 seconds left was off the mark for the Spartans, who failed to score over the final 4:30 as Ohio State scored the game's final four points.
Adreian Payne scored 23 points, Gary Harris had 12 and Denzel Valentine 11 for the Spartans (23-8, 12-6 Big Ten), who have lost seven of their last 11.
Much-maligned center Amir Williams hit a free throw with 37.2 seconds left to put Ohio State (23-8, 10-8) ahead for good. Craft then added a free throw with 20.9 seconds remaining.
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