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India-born former Goldman Sachs Director Rajat Gupta has said he should not be required to pay the global investment banking firm $6.78 million it is asking as reimbursement for legal fees and other expenses incurred by it in connection with his insider-trading case .
In a lengthy 43-page motion filed in US District Court on Friday, Gupta has opposed Goldman's demand for "restitution" of legal fees and other expenses totalling $6.78 million.
Gupta, 64, said Goldman has not identified and submitted "competent evidence" of the legal fees that it can be reimbursed for.
Instead the company has submitted 540 pages of billing records for a three-year period from December 2009 through November 2012 which do not contain specifics of the legal tasks performed by Goldman in connection with Gupta's case.
Gupta said Goldman is seeking reimbursement of fees for work that was not necessarily incurred during "participation in the investigation or prosecution" of Gupta.
This amount includes more than USD three million of fees incurred before hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam's trial concluded in May 2011 and before the US attorney's probe of Gupta "kicked into high gear," Gupta's lawyer Richard Davis said in court papers.
Goldman is also seeking reimbursement of substantial fees for work on Securities and Exchange Commission matters, both before and after the Rajaratnam trial as well as for work done over the last five months, after the criminal case against Gupta ended.
Gupta also argues that Goldman is not entitled to restitution for legal fees it incurred relating to the SEC's administrative action against him.
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So dear to Heaven is saintly chastity, That, when a soul is found sincerely so, A thousand liveried angels lacky her, Driving far off each thing of sin and guilt;
John Milton, Comus (1634)
Let me point out a lovely little article on chastity published by the Tages-Anzeiger -- the TA is a center-left German- language Zurich daily with a readership of approximately 550,000. I was pleasantly surprised by this article which allowed Esther G., a 28 year old Swiss woman chose to explain why she practiced chastity before marriage.
The news hook for this article was news of the debut of a Swiss film examining the Purity Ball phenomena in America. The article entitled "Auf Sex warten, weil es Gott gefällt" which I would translate as "Wait for sex because it is pleasing to God" interviewed a Swiss woman who shared the worldview of the subjects of the American film.
But rather than the ridicule I expected of American Purity Balls and of their Swiss fellow travellors, the TA allows Esther to speak for herself. The Purity Ball phenomena does not have a Swiss counterpart, Esther notes, but its commitment to chastity does resonate with her.
The usually good Worldcrunch website has an English-language translation of the story. However this time they have dropped the ball. They entitled the article "Confessions Of An Unusually Chaste Swiss Woman" -- a rather tacky editorial insertion. Lost in the translation also is some of the sympathetic tone found in the original. But let's work with the original.
My translation of the German version's lede is:
She's wearing jeans, tennis shoes and lipstick, and thus differs little on the outside from other young women. Except that she is strikingly pretty, with her cornflower-blue eyes and very regular facial features. And then there's the fact that she was celibate until her wedding three years ago. Esther G. (28) is a member is a member of Zurich's Pentecostal Mission, where she met her husband, who also abstained from premarital sex.
She recounts her encounter with her sexuality noting that she first met her husband to be when she was 16 and he 19. It was love at first sight for her "and I would have married him even then. But it was clear that this was far too early"
The article allows Esther to recount her personal history without editorializing and then gives her the opportunity to express her reasons for not engaging in pre-marital sexual relations -- it is here that the article stands out. There is no feel of an anthropologist peeping at an exotic tribe -- no sense of reproof for being different or connotation of being odd for expressing views not shared by the majority of TA's readers. And it takes Esther's religious faith seriously.
The article allows Esther to offer pragmatic and spiritual reasons for her choice. Abstinence ...
... is a refuge for body and soul. You give so much of yourself when you have sex, that wasting it on somebody you don't have a future with hurts. That's why I really believe you shouldn't have sex before marriage. I believe that sex should only take place in the protected environment of the marriage. There would be far fewer problems if more people lived abstemious lives: AIDS, unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases.
... Also, I did it willingly because I wanted to please God. The Bible says that it is immoral to sleep with someone outside of marriage. God condemns it as sin, and because he has redeemed me, I stand by this.
Perhaps I have become jaded but I was very surprised to see such a sympathetic treatment of chastity in a left-liberal European newspaper. The subject's Christianity is not held up to ridicule, nor does an editorial voice appear to demean or applaud this women's words. The facts tell the story.
But is it too much of a good thing? Should Esther have been pressed harder by the reporter? Was her identification as a Pentecostal Christian ( a rare bird in Switzerland) meant to imply that "real" Christians (Catholics and Reformed) would find her views odd? Was it not odd that the news of the film on Purity Balls that introduced the topic was moved to a side bar, while Esther's story was placed front and center.
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Kiss Further Secures The Audi Melges 20 Lead At Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week
20 April 2013
Charleston, SC - Day two at Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week provided almost polar opposite conditions compared to Friday. Teams awoke to much cooler temperatures, more overcast skies and a continuously fluctuating breeze ranging from as low as 5 to as high as 12 knots. All in all, it was another successful day on Charleston Harbor for the thirty-three strong, star-studded Audi Melges 20 fleet.
Holding firm in first place is Michael Kiss on Bacio. His impressive 6-1-1-1 performance sealed the deal for the day. Robert Hughes' Heartbreaker bounced back into action to land second overall with James Wilson's Oleander occupying third.
PRO Hank Stuart and his spectacular Race Committee Team fired off four more races with Kiss simply dominating the scene. His toughest race was the first race of the day (Race Five in a series of ten) where he finished sixth. Besides Kiss, John Taylor's Ninkasi was the only other team to triumphantly win a race.
The second race of the day presented a great battle of speed and agility between Kiss and Taylor. As the race progressed, Kiss ultimately took the win, followed by Taylor in second. In third was fleet newcomer Mark Bremer on TRUE with borrowed crew of Dani Rast and Mitchell Kiss. Bremer recently purchased an Audi Melges 20 and Charleston is his first event. At the end of the day, he was beaming and when asked how it all went, his one word reply was 'fabulous'. Making his first Audi Melges 20 appearance all the sweeter, Bremer finished second overall to Kiss in Race Eight. Bremer also currently leads the All-Corinthian Division.
The last two race wins of the day went to Kiss, who just simply hammered the competition. Russell Lucas on Shimmer, who finished second in Race Seven, commented afterwards "Michael is just so fast.' Wilson was strong all day taking third. Steve Sisson on Tony Tabb's Elevation Racing placed fourth, followed by top Canadians Rob and Sandy Butler on Touch2Play.
Two final races are scheduled for Sunday. Forecasts have yet to detail exactly how heavy the breeze will or will not be. Early predictions were estimating wind speeds of up to 30 knots, however, other sources state it will be more reasonable ranging from the mid- to high-teens.
The International Audi Melges 20 Class Association wishes to extend great appreciation and thanks to Big Booty owner Pat Eudy for an incredible party and entertaining oyster roast. The line of severe thunderstorms that violently pushed their way through the Charleston area knocking out power in some places on Friday evening was no deterrent, an incredible time was had by all!
As with many previous Audi Melges 20 events in North America and around the world, racing updates will be posted online at the Official Class Blog. Tune-in regularly for the latest developments, conditions and results. Stay close to the Official Audi Melges 20 Facebook Page for photos and further commentary. Race reports, press releases and photos will be available online each day post racing at melges20.com.
TOP TEN RESULTS (After Eight Races, One Discard)
1.) Michael Kiss/Chris Rast, Bacio; 4-5-2-3-[6]-1-1-1 = 17
2.) Robert Hughes/Morgan Reeser, Heartbreaker; 5-2-1-[34/DNF]-5-5-6-3 = 27
3.) James Wilson/Sam Rogers, Oleander; 1-8-[23]-1-3-9-3-6 = 31
4.) Robert Wilber/Anthony Kotoun, Cinghiale; 6-3-8-7-8-4-7-[23] = 43
5.) Jeff Ecklund/Ed Baird, STAR; 2-[24]-3-2-9-7-8-22 = 53
6.) Mark Bremer/Mitchell Kiss, TRUE; 10-11-12-9-[19]-3-10-2 = 57
7.) Travis Weisleder/Scott Nixon, Lucky Dog/Gill Race Team; 3-[18]-4-12-14-8-9-7 = 57
8.) Tony Tabb/Seadon Wiesjen, Elevation Racing; 7-[15]-11-10-12-10-4-4 = 58
9.) Jim Richardson/Terry Hutchinson, Barking Mad; 12-6-9-4-[21]-11-12-9 = 63
10.) Russell Lucas/Harry Melges, Shimmer; [24]-1-13-14-15-14-2-8 = 67
TOP FIVE ALL-CORINTHIAN RESULTS (After Eight Races, One Discard)
1.) Mark Bremer, TRUE
2.) John Brown, Blind Squirrel
3.) Andy Rasdal, Valkyrie
4.) Lance Smotherman, Details
5.) Jim Pearson, Slippery
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|View Poll Results: Shakugan no Shana II - Episode 17 Rating
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|9 out of 10 : Excellent
|8 out of 10 : Very Good
|7 out of 10 : Good
|6 out of 10 : Average
|5 out of 10 : Below Average
|4 out of 10 : Poor
|3 out of 10 : Bad
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|2008-02-11, 21:51
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I actually like the twists involving Tanaka and Satou. It wasn't that long ago when Tanaka seemed to be the far more enthusiastic of the two in supporting Marjery and fighting the good fight against tomogaras. Now, however, Tanaka is leaving the Flame Haze world entirely, while Satou is moving deeper into it.
The episode as a whole felt like a filler episode to me, even if parts of it/all of it were based on the Shana novels.
But... if this is a filler episode, it's one of the better anime filler episodes that I've seen.
The "Syndonay and beasts obliterates Outlaw" opening was extremely cool, and a nice surprise for me, but after that... it just didn't feel like there was enough action to this episode.
I liked the Yuji/Shana training sessions (though it annoyed me when they skipped away from one just as it was getting good to check out Tanaka in an arcade). I really like Yuji's change in attitude.
Still, I don't like how, even now, he can't do anything more than dodge Shana or block her sword swings. I'd like him to actually knock her unto her back for a change of pace, even if it's simply through using her own kinetic force against her with a judo throw of sorts. The writers could, if they want, have her get up, and then in shocked anger knock Yuji unto his back, to reinforce how Shana is, of course, the main fighting protagonist... but just having Yuji actually show that he can seriously fight Shana would do loads for him and his character, imo.
I found the Wilhelmina flashback concerning Sabrac, and the eternal lovers, to be very informative and fun to watch. It's a great way to build up Sabrac too, of course.
All of the Tanaka/Ogata, and Tanaka/Satou, scenes in this episode where great too. I really like how the Tanaka/Ogata relationship has developed, and how the Tanaka/Satou friendship has developed.
The scenes beyond the ones that I've gone into detail in talking about though... all of those felt like they were inserted to simply fill out the necessary episode length.
So, 8/10 overall for me.
|2008-02-11, 21:58
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Aside from that, I would have to attribute it to the fact that SnS II has been inconsistent in dealing out exciting episodes. I get the feeling that as it gets categorized as a show with action as its main attraction, slow, developmental episodes or those which have no bearing with the storyline tend to get criticised with a few particular characters getting all the flak. Not that all of them don't deserve bits and pieces of that, but considering how popular and (if I may add) a success SnS season 1 was, expectations tend to be higher, and when people start seeing things they don't like, criticism comes first.
There's the romantic spectrum of the show as well, I suppose. Novel material or not, Kazumi's role has been cheapened in that she hasn't been given a way to be more involved in the 'love triangle' after her declaration of war in the last season. Rather than just having an annoying character for people to hate, I thought it might be poor handling of a character on the part of the producers instead.
The entire season so far is inconsistent, I would say, but the better episodes were excellent, while I try not to bash 'slow' episodes unneccessarily.
@_DaViD_: Come to think of it...Drell was a Flame Haze too, unless his abilities at sensing POE are average at best or Metamorphosis has an ability to hide his own POE well enough, he should have sensed Sydonay coming. Anyone care to answer? (Forgive me if this was already answered earlier, since I haven't had the time to flip through all the pages)
|2008-02-11, 22:20
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Although, I always got the opposite impression in the Tanaka-Satou angle: it always appeared to me that Satou was always the more involved one. It's his house Margery was staying; he was the one who first tried to lift that Big Sword; and he interacted more with our hero than Tanaka -- and that's not counting the more obvious hints in Season 2.
|2008-02-12, 00:42
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|2008-02-12, 03:20
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I was so happy to see where Shana and Yuji had gotten before that I end up mad and frustrated at the constant failed attempts of 'romance' that were thrown at us at the start of this season. I lost count of how many times Yoshida and Shana were plastered to the panes of the school's windows watching Yuji walking with Konoe, or the incessant need to repeat the lines Yuji's dad gave them as a pep talk, or Yoshida and Shana constantly acknowledging the other as a 'love rival'.
It's so horrendously bloody obvious that Yoshida doesn't have a chance in hell with Yuji no matter what she does. Fine, go ahead and like the character, cheer her on all you want, but in the end you know it's all for nothing because Yuji and Shana's relationship with one another is far more worthwhile, and Yoshida has never been anything more then a footnote to the entire ordeal since the very start of the first season. At best she served her purpose as something to stir up jealousy for Shana, but again that's helping develop Shana's character. Yoshida's pretty much been a plot device from the start (who stopped working 15 episodes ago).
Thank god Pheles gave her that cross (which apparently came with a pre-requisite of 50 flashbacks of her telling Yoshida what it's to be used for and what it really means to use it), because not only do I have the glimmer of hope that Yoshida will be written out of the story, but it actually gives her a reason to be there! Her showing up to the meeting Pheles was absurdly selfish, my forehead had handmarks from me slapping it too much while watching.
|2008-02-12, 07:06
|Link #89
Nick of Time~
See, the thing is I don't bother to let it get to me that the relationship is going nowhere, because I'm confident that the Yuuji and Shana pairing is the most probable due to their existence as those of being 'non-human' and I can't really see how it is possible to reverse the whole situation such that Kazumi actually has an advantage.
To defend myself (in a way), I have even considered Kazumi's repetitive monologue to be getting tiring, something that I had not stated explicitly since I didn't let it bother me.
|2008-02-12, 09:14
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Id be careful about all the Yoshida hate we dont know whats coming and the min we start to think we know something the unexpected happens. Nothing is for sure yet nothing has been clearly stated about "I like or dislike Yoshida". Lets just wait and see what happens. I am tired of her repetitive dialog as well but i happen to think its building to something else. For all we know Shana could die in the final fight saving Yuji which could only leave Yoshida. Im not saying its going to happen but consider every possibility before just spouting out the hate. I have faith that they will take her character to a new level and get out this crappy routine shit. If she just happens to serve as a plot device well my over all impression of the show is going to lower. If your not going to use a character get rid of them. Since she has been around for so long i cant help but theorize that her roll will be bigger later on. Look at what they did to Tanaka and he is now out of the picture. Im not trying to bash anyone just saying be careful with definitive answers because you might end being disappointed. Not to mention your blood pressure have a smoke take a drink have some sex or something but just calm down its not worth getting so worked up over.
|2008-02-12, 09:29
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I don't blame Eita for his choice, but... I think he's being a little naïve. It seems to me that he's like " If I don't get involved with this world, then nothing will happen to Oga-chan!", and clearly, that's not the case. If anyone wanted to 'kill' or 'torchify' Ogata, then they would, even if he hadn't left his Ane-san. Well, so long, Eita. I still love you!
I'm in love with Satou, forever *_*
|2008-02-12, 09:54
|Link #92
Inattentive Dreamer
Join Date: Oct 2007
Age: 29
And yea, I've always liked Satou. I kind of had my hopes up that he would get contracted and become a Flame Haze.
Also, this episode needed moar Hecanoe!
|2008-02-12, 12:21
|Link #94
I'm the Showstopper!
Join Date: Dec 2007
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And it won't be long before Yuji starts picking up on his combat skill.
He at least manages to disarm her.
But he got himself distracted as Shana went in for the kill.
|2008-02-12, 14:53
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|2008-02-12, 15:18
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The relationship between Tanaka and Ogata is better than anything we've experienced this season regarding the Yuji-Shana-Kazumi triangle. It definitely saved any of the romance I loved in season one.
|2008-02-12, 15:46
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Sawa-Chan <3 <3 <3
Join Date: Dec 2004
So If we say he is chickening out, then all is good. But people are actually defending him and saying he isnt. They are calling him smart. But the fact is that he is chickening out.
Well is that a good choice? Yes. Is he not a coward? Yes he is. Is he smart? Well i think thats arguable.
|2008-02-12, 16:04
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I disagree with you all.
Join Date: Dec 2005
I wasn't that surprised with Satou and Tanaka's respective choices.
I always thought that Satou, despite being quiet and dishonest (Tsundere?) was always more serious about Margery. And Tanaka... From the get go, he always saw it all as an adventure, without really realizing the dangers. Ogata getting burned was a wake-up call.
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The Mexico vs. Argentina match-up in Johannesburg this afternoon is one of the most eagerly anticipated games of the second round.
First and foremost, it pits two of the tournament's most attacking teams against one another. Second, it gives Mexico a chance to avenge their defeat by Argentina at the same stage four years ago. And third, there is the almost addictive spectacle of soccer legend and current Argentine coach, Diego Maradona.
Maradona's men have arguably been the team of the tournament so far – just as the soberly suited former star has been the fashion king of the coaches.
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Argentina have turned it on in the last third of the field and their tally of seven goals is more than any other team bar Portugal (which scored all its goals against whipping boys North Korea), and Germany (which, with today's crushing 4-1 defeat over England, has now played one more game than Argentina).
Lionel Messi looks hungry, Juan Sebastian Veron is capable of carving out openings from deep, and center-forward Gonzalo Higuain is always dangerous. His strike partner Carlitos Tevez has given his customary 110 percent and if that were not enough, Diego Milito and Sergio Aguero are perhaps the two best substitutes in the tournament.
Aguero, in particular, proved in coming off the bench against South Korea and when starting against Greece that he has the power to disorientate defences.
The trouble for Argentina is that their defense teeters on the verge of shambolic. If Mexico can run at them – and players like Giovanni dos Santos, Carlos Vela, and Pablo Barrera have already shown they are dangerous when taking the game to their opponents – then there could be a goal fest.
Mexican captain Rafael Marquez admitted that Argentina are favorites – not surprisingly given that they have lost only four of the 25 matches between the teams – and claimed Mexico would need to play a perfect game to win.
That kind of talk might involve a bit of psychology designed to take the pressure of his teammates. Marquez also said: "Defensively they are not the greatest, they have some problems on the flanks. If we set out our attack well then we can perhaps take advantage of that weakness."
Maradona will change his team to try and counter those weaknesses, and looks set to keep Nicolas Otamendi in at full back in place of the erratic Jonas Gutierrez. In midfield, the more robust Maxi Rodriguez looks set to replace the slower Veron.
Much of the build up to this game has focused on Rodriguez, the Liverpool midfielder who scored the goal that separated the teams in 2006. That strike, a cracking 30-yard volley in the 98th minute (extra time), was one of the best goals of the tournament and brought him to the world's attention.
Rodriguez has been in and out of the Argentina side ever since and began this World Cup as understudy to Veron. He will welcome this chance to relive his finest hour, as well as to put one over on Javier Aguirre, the Mexican coach who was his boss at Atletico Madrid.
It won't be easy, but Argentina have the better players and should prevail.
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SHENANDOAH, Texas - The MIT men's swimming and diving team returned to the Conroe Natatorium on the second day of the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championship, sending three back to championship finals in individual events. Senior Wyatt Ubellacker (Georgetown, Ky.), who was the national champion in the 50-yard freestyle last night, added another national title to the list when he won the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 47.41. Junior Remy Mock (Victoria, British Columbia) was the national runner-up in the 200-yard freestyle in 1:37.85. The Engineers remain in third place with 204 points, behind Denison in second with 228 and Kenyon in first with 286.
In the two short days that the Engineers have been in Texas, five individual and two MIT relay records have fallen.
Also competing at night was freshman Alex Lednev (Glenmont, N.Y.), who swam in his first individual final for the week, the 400-yard Individual Medley, coming in sixth with a 3:56.63. At this morning's prelims session, he finished in fourth place with his time of 3:55.67, crushing his own record from the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMC) championship last month by almost three full seconds.
In prelims of the 100 fly, Ubellacker moved up from seventh to first with his time of 47.34, breaking both his own MIT school record by over a second and the NCAA record of 47.43 that had remained untouched since 2000. At finals, he held on to the top spot, touching in 47.41, almost a second ahead of James Chapman from Kenyon College.
This morning, Mock moved up 11 spots in the 200 free to settle in fifth place with a time of 1:38.65, dropping a second and a half from his swim at NEWMACs. In finals, the junior touched the wall in second place in 1:37.85, finishing after Austin Caldwell of Kenyon, who won the title with a 1:37.01. With his time, Mock broke the MIT record of 1:38.35 from the 2010-11 season.
The 200 free relay, that was composed of sophomore Austin Fathman (Hamilton, Mich.), Ubellacker, fellow senior Brendan Deveney (Newtown, Conn.) and Craig Cheney (Sherwood, Ore.) touched the wall in 1:19.74, finishing in second place to Kenyon, who earned a time of 1:18.96. The Engineers cut almost a second off their time from this morning, breaking the MIT school record for the second time today.
In the final event of finals, the 400 medley relay, the combined effort of freshman Bo Mattix (La Canada, Calif.), junior Michael Liao (Newport Beach, Calif.), Ubellacker and Cheney touched in third place with a time of 3:15.89. They cut almost two seconds off their time for this morning and broke the MIT record from the 2011-12 season by four full seconds.
At prelims, freshman Sean Corcoran (Huntersville, N.C.) narrowly missed out on making finals when he tied for 18th in the 100 fly with his time of 49.32. Classmate Luke Schlueter (St. Louis, Mo.) moved up from 43rd to 26th when he went 49.75, dropping a second from his time from NEWMACs. Sophomore Ben Bauchwitz (Hershey, Pa.) came in 32nd with a 50.05.
In the 200 free this morning, freshman Thomas Norris (Cincinnati, Ohio) dropped nine one-hundredths of a second when he went 1:40.59, coming in 31st place. Senior Tony Chen (Clemmons, N.C.) came in 41st in 1:42.10.
MIT will return to action tomorrow morning with the 200-yard butterfly, which will be followed by the 100-yard backstroke, 100-yard breaststroke and 800-yard freestyle relay. Prelims every day will start at 10:00 a.m. CDT/11:00 a.m. EST and finals will begin at 6:00 p.m. CDT/7:00 p.m. EST.
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It's "Hollywood Night" on "Dancing with the Stars," as 11 remaining couples take to the ballroom floor Monday, Sept. 30 (8 p.m.), on ABC. Featuring a spectacular opening number with the entire cast, each couple will take on a dance style that they have not previously performed, including the quickstep, foxtrot, charleston, cha cha, rumba, paso doble and jive. At the end of the night, one couple will face elimination.
On Monday, Keyshawn Johnson and Sharna Burgess were the first pair eliminated.
Hosted by Emmy Award-winning host Tom Bergeron ("America's Funniest Home Videos") and Brooke Burke-Charvet, "Dancing with the Stars" is the hit series in which celebrities perform choreographed dance routines that are judged by renowned ballroom judge Len Goodman and dancer/choreographers Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann Inaba.


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(University of Tennessee - Chattanooga Library)
Emma Bell Miles (1879-1919) was a naturalist, artist, and writer. This digital collection features photographs of Miles and her family, samples of her artwork, and an excerpt from her personal journal.
Related Sources
The Emma Bell Miles Symposium on Appalachian Culture & Nature was hosted by the UTC Lupton Library and the UTC Department of English. September 2011). The symposium site includes videos of presentations, interactive maps of Chattanooga sites relevant to Emma Bell Miles, and additional resources.
The Spirit of the Mountains and Our Southern Birds are available on the Internet Archive. A facsimile edition of The Spirit of the Mountains, with a forward by Roger D. Abrahams and an introduction by David E. Whisnant, was published by the University of Tennessee Press in 1975.


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Let's say this right off the bat: Jane Fonda, in the opinion of this lowly journalist at least, is a perfectly fine choice for an AFI life achievement award. She's done remarkable film work going back a long way, whether in "On Golden Pond," "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" "Klute," "Coming Home" or many others.
She's a woman on a list that needs more women (only eight have been given the AFI honor in the award's 42-year history). And whether it's videos about exercise or getting conservatives exercised, Fonda has continually reinvented herself in ways that go well beyond the movies.
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BERNINA Halloween 2011 Cockatiel Costume
Added Oct 5, 2011
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This took me forever to make! I started out with a circular tablecloth, a plain white bustier, and a huge white sweatshirt. I cut the bottom of the sweatshirt off leaving the hood, shoulders, and some chest covering. I cut the bottom hem to look like feathers and sequined them. I used the rest of the sweatshirt to make a bunch of feather shapes which either got sequined or covered in glitter.
I folded the tablecloth in half and did some shoddy cutting and draping in order to make wing like sleeves, I then covered the entire backside and some of the inside with the felt and sweatshirt "feathers". At this time I decided glue on the rest of the sequins instead of sewing them one by one, this proved to be much easier and I had no problems with sequins coming off.
For my tail and belt I used some flannel and iron on interfacing to create the belt, "buckle" and long tail feather in back. As with the rest of this costume I finished by covering in beads sequins and glitter felt feathers.
The bustier was really easy! I got about three packs of turkey flat feathers and glued them on one by one until the whole thing was covered, Afterwards I glued on a few sequins here and there.
I cut up a boa and tied it around my neck and tucked it under the feather belt for warmth and coverage.
For the headdress I covered a manikin head in saran wrap and formed a narrow skullcap like shape down the middle of the head. I wrapped tinfoil around a pencil and flattened and fanned out the bottom to make that feather holder. I paper mache'd around the bases of these to secure. Once dry, I cut the form down to fit my head and then applied several layers of paint to seal it. I decorated the base with glitter and sequins and cut the feathers to size and secured them in the holders using hot glue.
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Felt, cotton tablecloth, old sweatshirt, beads, feathers, sequins, glitter
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Nov 2, 2011, 06.26 PMby priscillared
This should be the first! :-) I think it's beautiful :-) But i've not seen it during the week to vote…i could vote for it too ;-)
Nov 2, 2011, 05.36 PMby jennidash
well done…this is an awesome costume and required talent, imagination and perspiration!! please post more of your creations
Nov 2, 2011, 02.42 AMby Aud-o Matic
how was this not first?!
Oct 9, 2011, 03.08 PMby Carol Bridwell
Love it. You are so creative and talented!
Oct 5, 2011, 07.12 PMby janul
gorgeous! my favourite so far…
Oct 5, 2011, 02.18 PMby ganemtore
quel travail de fourmi cela a du être! Franchement bravo!
Oct 5, 2011, 06.54 AMby jennidash
truly beautiful and inspired
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Lincoln Fuentes was born in Temuco. For three years, he studied at the School of Fine Arts in Santiago. He attended courses in drawing by Matilde Pérez and in painting by Augusto Eguiluz. In addition, he did a correspondence course through the Pan-American School of Art in Buenos Aires, with a focus on comics. Fuentes went to work in an advertising agency at the age of 20.
In 1965, he joined the Editorial Zig Zag, where he cooperated with Themo Lobos' science fiction magazines Rocket and later also Robot. Fuentes also participated in magazines like El Capitán Júpiter, 007 James Bond, El Intocable and Jungla. For Jungla, he alternated with among others Guillermo Varas, Roberto Tapia and Maximo Carvajal on the 'Mawa' series. He also took over the 'Hombre de la Jungla' series with scriptwriter Ventura Marín. Fuentes cooperated with a lot of other series, such as 'La Legión Blanca' in Jungla, 'Patrullera 205' and 'Los Juveniles de Santana' in Espía 13 -Delito.
When the military regime began in 1973, Fuentes joined Patricio García's FMB Producciones Ltda. He went to work for the Chilean production of Carlos Giménez' 'Garra de Acero' ('Steel Claw') stories, again in cooperation with Ventura Marín. Fuentes and Marín also created the series 'Apuntes de Emilio Basset'.
After three years with FMB, Fuentes, accompanied by Máximo Carvajal and Julio Berríos, moved over to Editorial Mundicrom, where he created albums like 'Flora y Fauna' and other educational material. In 1976, he joined the Walter Thompson advertising agency and after 12 years with this agency, he became freelance. During his advertising period, he has made among others the comic strip 'Chocapic' for Nestlé.


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In 1995, the Plymouth Neon entered the market as a compact car with a sedan or coupe body style and three different trim levels. It contains a two-liter, four-cylinder engine that pairs with a manual transmission. Plymouth produced the sedan version of this model from 1995 to 2001, while the coupe ceased production after 1999. During the first year so of its production, it earned a reputation as one of the best compact cars available, offering a fun drive and something nice to look at.
Although the compact class has a lot of competition, the Neon does offer several features that make it stand out from the rest, as it has a lot more interior space than most compacts, and even adults sit comfortably on the back seat. The front seats provide excellent comfort. The sedan models can be fitted with an integrated child seat making it the perfect choice for young families.
When Plymouth introduced the Neon; it brought something different to the table, making competitors look outdated and clunky. It manages to remain practical and personable and give a high-performance all for a reasonable price. The models all offer a good selection of standard features and a good range of optional extras. Unfortunately, reliability issues hold it back from complete success. In 2002, Daimler Chrysler subsumed Plymouth.
The Plymouth Neon proves fun to drive while remaining affordable. It offers drivers a smooth and sophisticated ride and benefits from a well-tuned suspension and premium shock absorbers. It provides the perfect car option for young drivers on limited budgets, or those with young families who aren't yet ready to drive something more sedate. It makes a great choice for grandparents who often have to provide a taxi service.
Unfortunately, complaints about poor reliability plague this model. It also makes for a very noisy drive. With so many other cars in this class, the Neon cannot find compete success. In spite of this, many people love the Neon, but it does seem somewhat hit and miss as to whether or not you get a good model. If you get a reliable Plymouth Neon, then nothing can beat it, but that's a big if.
2001 marks the last year of production for the Plymouth Neon sedan, which comes in two different trim levels: the base and the LX. It offers a number of improved safety features, including side-impact airbags and a center shoulder belt for the rear seat. While still fun to drive, the Neon has considerable competition from models such as the Ford Focus and the Nissan Sentra, which offer better value. In spite of this, the Neon still has several features to recommend it, namely its spacious interior, the stability of the ride, and its good-looking exterior.
1999 marks the last year of production for the Plymouth Neon coupe, which offers three different trim levels. These include the Competition, the Highline, and the Expresso. Standard features for the Plymouth Neon include cloth seating, power steering, airbags for the driver and passenger, bucket seats, and a five-speed manual transmission. Optional extras include alloy wheels, an improved audio system, and leather seats for some models.
The 1999 Plymouth Neon Sedan shows no changes, but in 2000, the model benefited from side-impact airbags and the added option of leather seats.
The 1997 and 1998 models saw four new colors introduced to the model, a new ignition key lock, and the introduction of a low emission vehicle engine calibration to comply with new state regulations. In the past there have been complaints about the noisiness of this model. The 1997 Neon finally offers a quieter interior, resulting from the addition of a structural oil pan. Other additions include a new seat fabric, optional radios, and new wheels and wheel covers.
In 1996, anti-lock brakes became optional across the whole line, and base models benefited from more standard equipment. The Expresso package aims to please first-time buyers and offers a terrific value. 1996 saw the introduction of a base coupe, and optional extras for this year include a moonroof and a remote keyless entry system, complete with a panic alarm. By 1996, the Neon's reliability issues were already becoming apparent, but these issues set aside, the car offered a good value, especially for those on a budget. The GT sport coupe receives rave reviews from the automotive press for providing such a fun drive.
2001 Plymouth Neon
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The concept behind the 2001 Plymouth Neon is that of an affordable car that offers a fun drive.
2000 Plymouth Neon
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1999 Plymouth Neon
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1998 Plymouth Neon
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1997 Plymouth Neon
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1996 Plymouth Neon
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- Feb 25:
- Another anti-fracking measure could be headed to November ballot
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- Polis to oil and gas: 'Please stop suing the communities I represent'
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- Lawsuit from COGA brings Lafayette into thick of fight over oil and gas drilling
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- Oil and gas official: Lafayette ban could shut down natural gas to homes
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- Lafayette hears arguments over fracking ban ballot issue challenge
This is the section of the Lafayette Community Rights Act ballot question that the Colorado Oil & Gas Association has highlighted as problematic:
"It shall be unlawful for any corporation, or person using a corporation, to engage in the creation of fossil fuel, nuclear or other non-sustainable energy production and delivery infrastructures, such as pipelines, processing facilities, compressors, or storage and transportation facilities that support or facilitate industrial activities related to the extraction of natural gas and oil."
The gloves are officially off in the fight over the citizen initiative that would ban all new oil and gas drilling in Lafayette, a measure that will appear on the city's ballot in November.
Earlier this month, a Lafayette resident -- with financial backing from the Colorado Oil & Gas Association -- filed a complaint with the city, claiming that the signature-gathering petitions used to get the measure on to the ballot were invalid because they did not include a state-mandated summary of the issue for signers to read.
Last week, the challenge was thrown out by the city clerk, who ruled that the petitions complied with state laws governing home-rule cities. That prompted Doug Flanders, Colorado Oil & Gas Association director of policy and external affairs, to issue a statement that the citizen initiative, dubbed the Lafayette Community Rights Act, could have the unintended effect of cutting off all natural gas to Lafayette homes.
"For example, signatories were probably unaware that approval of this ballot could stop the transportation of all natural gas through pipes, which means disallowing natural gas to your homes," Flanders said in an emailed statement to the Camera on Friday, conjuring up images of residents this winter huddling around candles and wood-burning stoves as the whoosh of piped-in natural gas goes silent and water pipes in the basement freeze and burst.
Cliff Willmeng, a Lafayette resident who is spearheading the anti-drilling initiative, shot back with an email over the weekend that the Colorado Oil & Gas Association was attempting to "create fear in the community" by making unfounded claims.
"This would be similar to saying that if we don't refine gasoline in Lafayette, we cannot fill up our cars," said Willmeng, who is part of citizen group East Boulder County United. "The community rights act addresses extraction, and has no provisions at all about natural gas as a product."
'Ridiculous argument'
At issue for the Colorado Oil & Gas Association is the Lafayette Community Rights Act's language, which Flanders on Tuesday characterized as "absurdly contradictory" and in conflict with "numerous laws and regulations." He said the ballot measure includes "outlandish ideas," such as holding energy companies that do not operate in Lafayette responsible for damages done to people or ecosystems in the city.
But the association highlights as particularly troublesome a paragraph in the initiative that makes it unlawful for a corporation to "engage in the creation of fossil fuel ... production and delivery infrastructures, such as pipelines, processing facilities, compressors, or storage and transportation facilities that support or facilitate industrial activities related to the extraction of natural gas and oil."
"A layman reading the multi-page ballot initiative could certainly see where restricting the transport of a whole range of substances could possibly compromise delivery of not just natural gas but everyday household goods," Flanders said.
Dan Leftwich, a Boulder lawyer who has worked with numerous communities attempting to limit drilling within their boundaries, said the Colorado Oil & Gas Association's objections to the Lafayette measure amount to "desperation" tactics.
"It's playing on speculative fear," he said.
But, he said, it's not playing on the facts. Leftwich, who did not have a role in drafting the citizen initiative in Lafayette but is familiar with its language, said the one constant theme throughout the measure is oil and gas extraction.
"It is focused on the extraction of oil and gas and not on the delivery of existing gas to customers," Leftwich said. "No one is talking about disrupting current supplies of natural gas. That is a ridiculous argument in the context of the entire amendment."
Any judge in his or her right mind, he said, wouldn't allow the Colorado Oil & Gas Association to "cherry pick" a single paragraph of the ballot measure to make an argument against the entire initiative.
"You have to consider all the clauses together, not just pick one phrase or element," Leftwich said. "The court is going to look very skeptically at that kind of challenge, especially from a self-interested party."
Moreover, he said, the clause in question is unambiguous on new pipelines because it states that only those that would facilitate activities "related to the extraction of natural gas and oil," not delivery of energy to homes, would be subject to the ban.
But Chasity Barker, an attorney with Denver law firm Feldmann Nagel who has worked with oil and gas companies and landowners where wells have been drilled, said the entire initiative is "vague" and open to interpretation. Specifically, she said, the phrase "related to" is overly broad, and companies that don't want to find themselves on the wrong side of the law will simply avoid doing business in Lafayette.
"If I was a corporation, would I want to take the chance that what I'm doing is unlawful?" Barker asked.
What isn't known is whether state law requiring Xcel Energy to provide natural gas service to all customers in its service territory, which includes Lafayette, would render moot the Colorado Oil & Gas Association's warnings about interrupted gas service. Michelle Aguayo, Xcel spokeswoman, declined Tuesday to speak on the issue of whether state law or a local charter amendment would prevail in such a dispute, assuming the initiative is interpreted the way the industry says it might be.
"I can only tell you what we are required (to do) by state law," she said.
A spokesman at the state's Public Utilities Commission, which regulates Xcel, said Tuesday that without additional analysis of Lafayette's initiative, his office would not be able to offer an opinion on the issue.
Lessons from Longmont?
Meanwhile, Lafayette City Attorney David Williamson said he's not surprised that the city's citizen initiative is already generating controversy. He said it's reflective of similar battles going on among the state, the industry and local communities over oil and gas drilling and hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in residential areas. One need look no further than Longmont -- where both the industry and the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission have sued the city over its voter-supported fracking ban -- to see where the debate might end up, he said.
"If the amendment passes, we will be in the throes of that argument -- which is to what extent home rule authority can regulate the extraction of oil and gas," Williamson said. "It's a matter of interpreting what the language means."
But to Merrily Mazza, a member of East Boulder County United and Willmeng's mother, the language is already clear. Her group's citizen initiative will in no way leave anyone in the cold by interrupting their natural gas service, she said.
Mazza, who just put her hat in the ring for a City Council seat in Lafayette, called the Colorado Oil & Gas Association's assertion "blatantly false."
"It's clear that their goal is to harass 'renegade' communities into submitting," she said.


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A Mostly Done 1987 Jeep ComanchePosted in Project Vehicles on March 1, 2012
When Trasborg saw this Comanche roll into town during the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, he chased it down like a creepy old guy following the college cheerleaders back to their dorm rooms. He didn't care that the MJ wasn't completed. Regardless of the lack of a rear bumper, window, or rock rails, it was 'caged, locked, and running. So, rather than waiting a year for it to get completed, he had John Underwood agree to go wheeling the next day before it was even off the trailer.
The factory Unitbody is still in place, but the front frame-side control-arm mounts have been razed off to provide space for the 61⁄2-inch Rusty's long arm suspension. Out back, a spring-over conversion and lift shackles provide the elevation and the shortbed truck still rolls on its factory 113-inch wheelbase.
Describing the rollcage might fit better in the "body and interior" section of this story, but the fact is that this 'cage is the only way to keep the Unitbody in one piece over time. The 'cage is made by The Rock Shop, and by tying the rear mounts of the leaf springs into the 'cage, which is then tied back into the front section of the Unitbody, Underwood has ensured this truck will last a long time.
Underwood didn't mess with the powertrain of the truck much. Under the hood still lies the 4.0L Renix-injected inline-six, which breathes a bit easier thanks to a Flowmaster muffler. At the time of the photoshoot, the truck still had the troublesome closed cooling system and C101 bulkhead connector harness. Backing the engine up is the factory AW4 transmission and NP231 T-case. Out back, a Jeep Dana 44 was stuffed with 4.88 gears and an ARB Air Locker. Up front, a Dana 44 was swapped in along with 4.88 gears and another ARB Air Locker. The gears help spin the big 37x12.50R17 Goodyear MT/Rs wrapped around Walker Evans beadlocks.
Body and Interior
The first thing you notice about this truck is the bob-job bed. Not because it is a hack-job, mind you. Unlike a lot of bed bobs we've seen, the 8 inches pulled out of the rear of this truck was done cleanly and makes for a great departure angle. The fenders were trimmed away until they cleared the tires and then the lower corner of the bed was tied back into the Unitbody to keep it from flopping in the wind.
The PRP seats are mounted to the 'cage, which is a halo-style design and drops through the dash on its way to the floor. The carpet was tossed and there are tubes where the headliner fabric used to be, but otherwise the interior was left in all its disco-remnant blue glory. The bed-mounted tire carrier had yet to be completed when we saw the truck, but the location of the spare in the photos is right about where John plans on mounting it.
Good, Bad, and What It's For
The bobbed bed takes care of one of the big drawbacks of wheeling a Comanche, and that is the rear overhang. A stock-bodied MJ almost always smashes its ass-end coming off of obstacles. The 'cage should prevent this truck from folding like a taco over time. Even with the relative light weight of the truck, we can't help but wonder how long the Dana 44s are going to hang in with those 37-inch tires.
Hard Facts
Vehicle: 1987 Jeep Comanche
Engine: 1987 4.0L inline-six
Transmission: AW4
Transfer Case: NP231
Suspension: Rusty's long-arm (front), spring-over leaf spring conversion (rear)
Axles: Dana 44 (front), Dana 44 (rear)
Wheels: 17x9 Walker Evans beadlock
Tires: 37x12.50R17 Goodyear MT/R
Built For: Wheeling
Why I Featured It
Anyone who has been reading this magazine for any time knows that I've got a soft spot for Comanches. Underwood has built his into the wheeling machine mine will probably never be. From the bob to the 'cage to the fender-trimming, this thing just does great off-road. Once he finishes it, it will be ready to tackle just about any trail he wants.


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English Teacher
Don't forget that "am" has a weak form.
What am I going to do now?
What'm I going t' do now?
Last edited by Steven D; 22-May-2005 at 23:13.
Originally Posted by tdol
It just might sound like that too. Personally, I don't use "a" for "I" unless it's part of "I'm". Then it's more like "U'm over here." or "Ah'm over here." The "I" can be schwa as part of the contraction "I'm"
It could even be reduced in BrE to womagonnadonow?
Originally Posted by tdol
It could possibly be heard like that in AE as well, but I would say not often. It's not my style to say it. The "o" sound for the "a" in "what" is not American pronunciation. I hear them say "what" on the BBC. It does sound like "wot" sometimes or often.
womagonnadonow? I can imagine hearing it though. Maybe the guy who I heard say, "Was it sumpin' I was sayin'awhat?" would say it. But I don't know. I don't lean too far in either direction for the most part.
Language should be used correctly, but it should also be described as it really is. That's why I say it's a bozo idea to think that "some" doesn't have a weak form. Of course it has a weak form! All we have to do is listen and observe how we speak.
I've been continuing my informal poll of "may I" versus "can I", and "can I" is way out front in the lead. I suppose it depends on where I ask about it though - maybe. The poll isn't really necessary, however. I know how this thing goes.
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The No. 2 seeded West Texas A&M Lady Buff volleyball team made quick work of No. 7 seeded Abilene Christian in the first round of the Lone Star Conference Tournament on Thursday in San Angelo.
The Lady Buffs, ranked ninth in the country in Division II, swept Abilene Christian, 27-25, 25-20, 25-21. Hali Harton led WT in kills with 18. Senior middle blocker Erin Dougherty had a strong day as well, racking up eight kills and four blocks to account for 12 WT points. Senior setter Lacy Hayes had 19 digs and ran the offense by dishing out 32 assists.
"I think we were very nervous," West Texas A&M coach Jason Skoch said. "We had some girls that were just nervous. It was good we got the win in three."
The Lady Buffs are set to take on third-seeded Tarleton State in the LSC tournament semifinals at 5 p.m. Friday.
"The team that we play tomorrow won in five," Skoch said. "It was a very exhausting match. The physical effort made it like a 32-30 game. They had to spend so much emotionally, and that might help us out."
Skoch said the Lady Buffs have to hit better - WT hit just .149 as a team against Abilene Christian - and play to their strengths to beat a tough Tarleton squad.
"We have to do a better job about ball control," Skoch said. "They are pretty powerful and athletic. I think if we stay more structured and disciplined, we should do OK. They are a more passionate team. Our strength is discipline. If we do that, we should be able to neutralize any runs that they go on."
The tournament championship is set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Angelo State.
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West Texas A&M def. Abilene Christian 27-25, 25-20, 25-21
Abilene Christian-Kills: Sara Oxford 13, Jennie Loerch 11. Blocks: Corrie Reeder 7, Sarah Siemans 3. Digs: Madison Hoover 30. Assists: Siemens 34. Aces: Oxford 1, Kalynne Allen 1.
West Texas A&M-Kills: Halie Harton 14, Erin Dougherty 8. Blocks: Laura Iuchukwu 6, Dougherty 4, Stormi Lancaster 4. Digs: Lauren Beville 22, Lacy Hayes 19. Assists: Hayes 32. Aces: Beville 1, Lancaster 1, Hayes 1.
Records: West Texas A&M 28-4, Abilene Christian 12-19.
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Senior setter Lacy Hayes and senior middle blocker Erin Dougherty were named to the first team. Senior libero Lauren Beville and junior outside hitter Halie Harton were named to the second team.
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The Sharks earned the extra point in the second half of a back-to-back set with a 3-2 victory, beating the Blackhawks in the breakaways contest after coughing up a 1-0 lead in the third and rallying to force overtime.
Brent Burns scored his 14th goal at 11:10 of the third period off a nice feed from Joe Thornton to tie it 2-2, which countered two early strikes in the period for Chicago that were scored by defensemen Niklas Hjalmarsson and Michal Rozsival.
"We talked about the details," Sharks coach Todd McLellan said of a team meeting that was held earlier in the day. "The difference between winning and losing is a real fine one. It's hard to demand perfection, but you have to demand as close as you can get to that. The players tonight gave us that. It still was a tough task. To score only two and win a game against Chicago, you've done something pretty well."
Logan Couture and Joe Pavelski scored in the shootout for the Sharks, who got goals in regulation by Jason Demers and Brent Burns, but what San Jose did well almost all game was defend.
Forwards helped out the defensemen in front of goalie Alex Stalock (33 saves) and the Sharks kept the Blackhawks to the outside in the San Jose zone for most of the game. They also clogged the neutral zone and buzzed through shifts with all four lines, keeping them short and preserving energy after losing 4-3 in a comeback effort Saturday afternoon against the host Colorado Avalanche.
The result was San Jose's first victory in Chicago in four years.
"It was the best defensive effort we've had in this building in a while," McLellan said. "We talked a lot about it before the game. When you feed their transition, which is their biggest strength, you get yourselves in a lot of trouble. It still happened throughout the night. It's hard to play perfect, but we were pretty solid and solid in our zone. [Our] goaltender gave us a chance and everybody contributed. It was a really good game."
It was also a bit of a statement by the Sharks, who hope to be contenders for the Stanley Cup. After losing the first meeting against the Blackhawks 5-1 on Nov. 17 in the same building, San Jose was determined to play better the second time around.
"We were just a little more competitive," Thornton said. "You've got to be competitive against these guys and that's all it was. They're the champs. In my opinion, [Chicago] and [the Anaheim Ducks] are the best two teams in the [Western Conference], so to come in here in their building and beat them, it's a huge feather in our cap."
It's a defeat that will stick in the Blackhawks' craw, especially for power forward Bryan Bickell. He has one goal and one assist in eight games since returning from a 14-game injury absence and logged 5:20 of ice time on nine shifts against the Sharks, sitting out the third period and overtime.
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Bickell wasn't the only Blackhawks player to struggle against the Sharks. The entire offense seemed to lack its usual jump while slogging through a strong defensive effort by San Jose. Chicago didn't draw a single penalty, which negated its highly-productive power play.
The Blackhawks did extend their season-high point streak to 10 games, but they weren't thrilled.
"We didn't really start the way we wanted to," forward Kris Versteeg said. "We came out in the third and really played our game. I thought we worked hard. Could've drawn maybe a couple more penalties, but that was the way the game went and we just had to fight through it."
Another plus for Chicago was the play of goalie Corey Crawford, who made 40 saves in his second game back from a 10-game injury absence. Crawford made a number of big stops to keep the Sharks within striking distance after Demers' goal in the first and then made a few more in the third to keep it 2-2 after Burns scored.
Burns' goal came about after a nice play by Marc-Edouard Vlasic to get the puck to Thornton just to the right of the Blackhawks net. Thornton eventually flipped a backhand pass to Burns, who was open on the back side for a tap in after knocking Hjalmarsson to the ice during a collision.
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3. With use of a butterfly needle, draw about 1 cc using a separate blue top to remove air from tubing, discard the first tube and then draw a second blue top tube filled to the full extent of the vacuum.
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Andrew M. et al. Development of the Human Coagulation System in the Full Term Infant. Blood 1987 70:165
Andrew M, et al. Maturation of the Hemostatic System During Childhood. Blood October 1992, 80(8): 1998-2005
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