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Boxer Robert Guerrero Wants to Fight Pacquiao
Interim Welterweight champ Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero, who fights Floyd Mayweather on Saturday, tells the WSJ's Lee Hawkins that if he beats Floyd Mayweather on Saturday, he would like to also fight Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez.
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Antonio Amen 8/24/2012 2:48:20 AMVery nice portrait. #1482050
Paul E. Earl 8/24/2012 2:53:17 AMReally lovely image. #10287798
Jack Gaskin 8/24/2012 3:33:17 AMGreat Face on that young man NICE CATCH.
Jack #10287847
Randy D. Dinkins 8/24/2012 3:39:15 AMGreat shot Michelle, really brings out the young lad's protective stance and feelings. #10287855
Linda D. Lester 8/24/2012 4:17:43 AMExcellent....great timing! #10287900
Marijana Fajgl 8/24/2012 4:19:10 AMPriceless capture, Michelle! #10287901
Karen E. Michaels 8/24/2012 5:21:25 AMMom gave permission, but NOTHING is getting past big brother.
Kay E. Mahoney 8/24/2012 7:10:09 AMAdorable photo. He sure does look serious. I bet mom would love a copy of it. #10288111
Gina M. Savage 8/24/2012 4:22:24 PMOh Michelle, I so love your portraits. This is a great candid shot and I love that he is protective of his baby sibling. You captured that here. #10288693
Rona L. Schwarz 8/24/2012 9:15:16 PMWonderful candid, Michelle! You've really captured such a sensitive and caring expression on that young man and I love his eyes! #10288998
frank w. degenhardt 8/25/2012 5:09:59 AMThis is award winning work my friend. I am so amazed at the level of your talent and the way you have captured some of the most profound images in a style that is raw, real, and of the highest journalist quality. A picture paints a thousand words and this one is speaking loud with its message, that look on that boys face says it all. If this one falls short of being in the winners circle, then none should be in it.
Emile Abbott 8/25/2012 12:57:47 PMAgree totally with Frank above Michelle. Award winning work. #10289751
Cindy Bendush 8/25/2012 8:31:19 PMMy condolences on jury duty... However you've captured a terrific story telling image. Hope we see this one again! #10290292
Neal D. Hatcher 8/27/2012 3:34:21 AMFantastic capture of a brothers love-I also agree you have a special gift of capturing photos that are full of life and emotion #10291973
Nikki McDonald 8/27/2012 1:27:34 PMI agree with Frank too, Michelle. This one just called out to me from the thumbnail - and didn't disappoint when opened. Wonderful moment and expressions. #10292698
Emile Abbott 9/24/2012 9:19:46 AMI knew this was a winner from the first time I saw it. Go for the Gold Michelle. #10335599
Patricia A. Casey 9/24/2012 9:39:52 AMWowzer! this is a beauty Michelle....Congrats on the finalist for this one too.....hope we see both again....they're both stunning captures! #10335704
Marijana Fajgl 9/24/2012 11:15:54 AMAnother fantastic finalist, Michelle! Congratulations! #10336095
Tammy Espino 9/24/2012 12:22:32 PMCongrats ,Michelle :) #10336370
Stefania Barbier 9/24/2012 12:35:50 PMtouching finalist Michelle... congratulations! #10336462
Ann Coates 9/24/2012 12:59:57 PMCongratulations on another fabulous finalist Michelle. #10336647
Robert R. Goodman 9/24/2012 1:50:16 PMBig Congratulations on your beautiful finalist,Michelle!!! #10337004
Nancy Marie Ricketts 9/24/2012 2:07:58 PMBeautiful story and portrait of emotions, Michelle- an awesome finalist! #10337103
Deborah C. Lewinson 9/24/2012 3:13:10 PMOutstanding in every way, Michelle!
Congrats and best wishes for the next round!
Debby #10337504
Danny B. Head 9/24/2012 3:40:30 PMPowerful! Congrats! #10337675
Lindley Johnson 9/24/2012 3:58:37 PMAn awesome portrait, Michelle, and a well-deserved finalist - congratulations! #10337746
Phyllis A. Houghton 9/24/2012 4:13:14 PMYour title is perfect. Congratulations, Michelle! #10337807
Lydia Williams 9/24/2012 4:20:45 PMGreat portrait, Michelle..well done!
Neal D. Hatcher 9/24/2012 5:17:32 PM-----------"CONGRATULATIONS"------------ #10338167
Leslie McLain 9/24/2012 5:43:27 PMCongrats on a wonderful finalist, Michele. #10338277
Phyllis H. Burchett 9/24/2012 5:50:14 PMCongrats on this wonderful finalist! #10338309
Mukesh Srivastava 9/24/2012 6:54:50 PMCongratulations on this fantastic Finalist,Michelle!!!! #10338700
Renee Doyle 9/24/2012 7:18:17 PMWhat a wonderful storytelling portrait Michelle! Congratulations! #10338839
Raymond Pauly 9/24/2012 10:03:39 PMGreat capture, Michelle! Congratulations! #10339320
Connie J. Bagot 9/25/2012 7:43:06 AMThis is just wonderful Michelle---congratulations! #10340159
Kirsten Kiki Kjaer 9/25/2012 7:46:26 AMWhat a heartmelting image, Michelle. Congratulations again!! #10340170
Patrick Rouzes 9/25/2012 10:57:43 AMIncrdible finalist, Michelle! Good luck, my friend!
JO ANN CLEVELAND 9/25/2012 12:18:48 PMCongratulations on this fantastic finalist Michelle..it is really Special!
jo ann c. #10340854
frank w. degenhardt 9/25/2012 1:14:43 PMI'm wish for this to be a Winner my friend. What portrait work you do. Congratulations on the Finalist my friend. #10340982
Heather Loewenhardt 9/25/2012 9:46:06 PMFantastic expression captured here. The b/w works so well. Congrats on all your finalists. #10341729
Louisa Hancock 9/26/2012 9:41:05 PMThis is fantastic, a wonderful finalist image with a great story attached #10342953
Rona L. Schwarz 9/27/2012 2:45:24 PMSo happy to see this one again, Michelle! Such a unique candid capture, so full of emotion. I think Gold would go very well with the B&W! Congratulations again! #10343942
Nadia Paul 9/28/2012 10:50:18 PMCongrats on your wonderful finalist Michelle! #10345853
Merna L. Nobile 9/30/2012 12:35:27 PM
I heard the good news and could not be happier for you! CONGRATULATIONS, Merna
Graeme yew Chow 10/6/2012 3:03:32 AMCongratulations ! on your super finalists. Missed out earlier, Michelle. #10357639
After jury duty yesterday, I took a pitstop at the Market East Train Station in Philadelphia. So this was shot in the Women's Restroom.
Mom had to briefly leave her tiny baby in the protection of her older son, who took his responsibility exTREMEly seriously. When I shot this, Mom was washing her hands and gave me permission to photograph her children. The baby was resting on the changing table, cradled in his brother's arms.
More Jury duty today. Must rush.
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Date: Aug 04, 2017
Closings also planned at the Lincoln Tunnel, Goethals Bridge George Washington Bridge and Holland Tunnel
The Bayonne Bridge will close during the overnight hours tonight, August 4, but will reopen Saturday morning, August 5, for the remainder of the weekend under a Port Authority plan implemented last month to improve traffic flow at its Staten Island Bridges to minimize congestion from summer beach travelers.
The bridge will close at 11:59 p.m. Friday, August 4, and will reopen at 10 a.m. Saturday, August 5. Once the bridge reopens on Saturday, it will not close again until 7 p.m. Monday, August 7. Next week, the bridge will close Monday through Thursday from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. the following morning for ongoing construction work.
This weekend, the Port Authority also will have a full complement of toll collectors on duty on Sunday to expedite the flow of traffic through its toll plazas, and a full complement of police officers will be stationed at the crossings to respond immediately to accidents or disabled vehicles that may impede the flow of traffic.
The Port Authority also is planning the following closures and/or lane closings at the Holland Tunnel, George Washington Bridge, Goethals Bridge and Lincoln Tunnel this weekend and/or next week for ongoing construction and repair projects.
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To receive real time traffic updates, travelers should register for Bridge and Tunnel Alerts at www.paalerts.com, call 511 or visit www.511NY.org or www.511NJ.org.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Founded in 1921, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey builds, operates, and maintains many of the most important transportation and trade infrastructure assets in the country. The agency's network of aviation, ground, rail, and seaport facilities is among the busiest in the country, supports more than 550,000 regional jobs, and generates more than $23 billion in annual wages and $80 billion in annual economic activity. The Port Authority also owns and manages the 16-acre World Trade Center site, where the 1,776-foot-tall One World Trade Center is now the tallest skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere. The Port Authority receives no tax revenue from either the State of New York or New Jersey or from the City of New York. The agency raises the necessary funds for the improvement, construction or acquisition of its facilities primarily on its own credit. For more information, please visit http://www.panynj.gov.


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Melges 24 Speed Clinic Weekend, 26-28 February At Yacht Club Sanremo
24 August 2010
In a short period of time the Melges 24 speed clinic, organized by Melges Europe, will take place! It will be involved also Federico Michetti in person. The appointment is fixed from 26th to 28th of February in Sanremo. It will be a great occasion to optimize the equipment of the fast Melges 24, but also a chance to get all its secrets!
By programme on Friday at 11.00 a.m. it should be the first outgoing on the water.
Federico Michetti will give you some theoretical and technical advisement and, furthermore, he will get on your boats personally to check and optimize the equipment of your Melges 24.
You can find the detailed program below:
Friday, February 26th
h 8.00 - Appointment.
h 9.00 - Technical Breafing
h 11.00 - All boats ready on the water
h 12.00 - Appointment outside the harbour
h 12.00 > 12.30 - Free tests
h 12.30 > 14.30 - Speed tests and starts
h 15.00 > 16.30 - Advisement onboard
h 18.00 - D breafing
Saturday, February 27th
Observation of the regattas with final comments.
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How to Win Your Oscar Pool
Oscar pools are tough: You need to measure the buzz to figure out which categories are sure things, who has the momentum to pull an upset, and what the heck is nominated for the short subjects. Here, we take you through the ballot, starting with the trickier categories.
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Oscar pools are tough: You need to measure the buzz to figure out which categories are sure things, who has the momentum to pull an upset, and what the heck is nominated for the short subjects. Here, we take you through the ballot, starting with the trickier categories.
Though earlier this decade the costume awards got a little bit creative, with awards for Moulin Rouge and Chicago, the Academy usually has a yen for puffy period dresses. The Duchess is a safe bet here.
This one is tough but, since there are only three nominees, your chances for choosing correctly are improved. The conservative vote would be for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button but, if you're feeling a little crazy, you might try breaking away from the pack with Hellboy II: The Golden Army. The Academy loves creatures: Pan's Labyrinth, The Chronicles of Narnia, and Lord of the Rings have all been winners in this category.
It's easy to think that "Jai Ho" from Slumdog Millionaire has this locked, since two of the three nominated songs are from that film. (Where's the nomination for "Dracula's Lament," Academy?) The last few times that's happened — there were multiple nominations for songs from Dreamgirls and Enchanted — the songs split the vote and the presumed frontrunner walked away with nothing. It's better to vote for Wall-E's "Down to Earth" for song, and Slumdog Millionaire for score.
Sound Editing/Sound Mixing
First off, let's all take a moment to complain that Wanted was nominated for an Academy Award. I love comic books, violence, and James McAvoy, but that movie was no good. This usually goes to a film with a lot of gunshots or explosions: The Bourne Ultimatum, Letters from Iwo Jima, King Kong. It's not necessary to try and figure out the subtle difference between the categories — Academy voters don't know, either — so just put down The Dark Knight for both.
Visual Effects
Though fantasies and comic-book movies have won awards in this category, I don't think there's much of a chance for The Dark Knight or Iron Man. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a best-picture nominee precisely because of its visual effects, so there's a better-than-good chance it'll walk away with this award.
Short Films
It's not fair, but I think most Oscar pools are won and lost based on the short films. Everybody's equally clueless, so they're a great leveler. Best leave this to experts who know what they're doing: I Googled around and most people are predicting "On the Line" for live action and "La Maison en Petits Cubes" for animated. (Don't be tempted by the Pixar choice in the animated category — they haven't won here since 2001.)
Art Direction
This is a tight category, and past winners have been all over the map from period pieces (The Aviator, Memoirs of a Geisha) to goth films (Pan's Labyrinth, Sweeney Todd) to musicals (Chicago, Moulin Rouge). Still, I think period details usually trump fantasy elements in this category, and Benjamin Button has a lot of them sustained over multiple eras, so I think it'll triumph over fellow nominees The Dark Knight and Revolutionary Road (no matter how much I want all of the furniture in the Revolutionary Road house).
Film Editing
Half the time — last year's The Bourne Ultimatum win notwithstanding — the editing award goes to the eventual best picture winner. Here, Slumdog Millionaire is just as much of a frontrunner as it is in any other category.
With previous wins for March of the Penguins and An Inconvenient Truth, the Academy is no longer afraid to give the award to documentaries that people have actually seen, so Man on Wire is in a good position for best documentary. Documentary short is a toss-up. Each one represents a worthy issue. There doesn't seem to be a clear prediction consensus, so your guess is as good as anybody's, but if you're stumped go with "The Witness: From the Balcony of Room 306." It's about Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination — who'd vote against that?
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As the price of flour and other grain-based foods has risen, creative-minded people have begun to consider growing their own wheat, corn, rye, and other grains. Groovy Green noted last year that one bakery — the Hungry Ghost Bread company in Northhampton, Massachusetts — even offered grain seeds to their customers through their Little Red Hen venture, encouraging them to grow the grains to sell back to the bakery for local loaves.
It's an idea whose time is ripe once again. More than 30 years ago, farmer Gene Logsdon followed his publisher's suggestion to write a book that would help aspiring grain-growing homesteaders of the 1960s and 1970s choose the right grain for their land and their garden or farming situation. The book went out of print many years ago, but the recession, the specter of peak oil, and the desire to take back some control over the food supply have all combined to prompt some folks to grow grains locally, sparking a renewed interest in the work and sending the price of used copies of "Small-Scale Grain Raising" well over $1,000.
It's with some relief, then, that readers and homesteading hopefuls will welcome this revised second edition (Chelsea Green, spring 2009; pre-order from Amazon.com), in which Logsdon has updated the information based on new research and his personal experience. Logsdon returned with his equally knowledgeable wife, Carol, to farm a portion of his family's land in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, in the 1970s. He began a prolific literary career by working at "Farm Journal" in the 1960s before writing on practical homesteading and how-to topics, moving to philosophical essays, and in recent years producing two novels and a "fable" on reclaiming strip-mined land. He currently writes at Organic To Be, combining reprinted essays and passages from his books with up-to-date musings, and at Farming Magazine. (He also writes a more down-home column in his local newspaper that occasionally tweaks his neighbors' sensibilities.) For my money, he ranks with Wendell Berry and Wes Jackson as a realistic and necessary voice in the realm of agriculture, challenging how we see farmers and farming as well as challenging the agribusiness establishment in all its guises.
In "Small-Scale Grain Raising," Logsdon lays out clearly just how easy it can be to grow grains for your family and your livestock, from his beloved "pancake patch" up to acre-sized plots. Interspersed with good-humored vintage anecdotes and his usual "Contrary Farmer" commentary, this primer elevates the status of grain-growing on farms of all sizes (from the backyard on up) to a happy essential. As he states repeatedly, there's nothing so delicious — or so economical — as home-baked goods made with fresh grains you grew and milled yourself. And when those same home-grown grains can also feed your animals and build soil fertility… well, what's stopping you?
Logsdon's book covers all of the well-known grains and several of the lesser ones: barley, buckwheat, corn, millet, oats, rice, spelt, sorghum, triticale, wheat, and others. He also devotes a chapter to soybeans and dried beans, despite their classification as legumes, because they partner so well with grains both in growing and in eating. For at least the major grains he discusses varieties, yields, nutritional value, and uses (both for human and animal consumption as well as other farm uses). He describes how to prepare the soil, how to plant the grain seeds (including optimal space requirements), what diseases and pests to watch for and how to deal with them, how to harvest and dry the grains, how to store them, and, finally, how to turn those seeds into food for your family.
Drawing on his personal experience growing almost all of the major grains, Logsdon describes "how we do it" even when it contrasts with conventional wisdom. He touts the value of open-pollinated seed, despite advances in hybrids, because of their superior taste and the satisfaction of not being beholden to agribusiness. He also demonstrates that old hand tools and techniques can sometimes be the most efficient when growing on a small scale. For example, though corn may be harvested by machine, he outlines how to bundle corn stalks into shocks for easy, inexpensive drying and storage (and aesthetic value). He claims to keep a basket full of old socks to slip over ripening ears of corn to prevent wild animals from dining on his crops. (I'd like to see that!) And for his money, the best weed control — the one to which pests never develop resistance — is the hoe.
Logsdon points out another benefit to small-scale growing: little or no waste in the crops. Once the ears of corn are harvested for drying, the cornstalks can be used as bedding for livestock or, bundled together and propped against a wall, as insulation for buildings like chicken coops. Naked corncobs can find new life as the base for corncob jelly or as fire starters. Straw from other grains can be used as bedding, too, or tilled or disked back into the soil.
Each type of grain has its place on the small farm, and though he admits to preferring corn, Logsdon gives each grain its due. Wheat, a grass, grows as easily as a lawn. Oats have the highest protein content and rank alongside wheat as having the highest overall nutritional balance. Rye grows well in cold weather and poor soils and serves well as a cover crop. Barley is the most widely adapted grain, growing from arctic to tropic regions, and is used not just for food but also for brewing beer and whisky. Buckwheat is high in lysine, is gluten-free, and can be planted late in the garden.
Aside from making grain-growing sound easy, he evokes the charm of old-fashioned traditions and the satisfaction of both self-sufficiency and community. One tradition he enjoys describing is that of "husking bees," when a farming community would come together to husk the dried corn at a neighbor's farm. As the story goes, if you husked a red ear (common enough in those days of open-pollinated corn), you earned a kiss from your sweetheart. How can running a big combine over a vast ocean of corn compare to that? (And why, he asks, would he plant anything but open-pollinated corn if there's a possibility of such a delightful result?)
He also extols the joys of everything from threshing wheat with a plastic toy bat to popping wheat berries for a nutty-flavored snack similar to popcorn, and he takes a well-justified pride in making pancakes from his own home-grown buckwheat. In short, he makes raising a small crop of grain sound both easy and desirable.
A handful of easy-to-follow recipes follow each grain section of the book, thanks to the Rodale Press first edition (not, alas, pulled from the Logsdon family cookbook). I made the cheese-wheat germ biscuits with a few additions of my own, and they were a hit with my dinner company. Two no-knead bread recipes look like they might be worth a try, too, and the Indian corn pudding recipe sounds like a winner. But don't expect a cookbook: the recipes provided simply give a starting point for using the grains you grow.
The book concludes with an appendix listing and illustrating the various terms and tools mentioned throughout the chapters. It does not, however, include a list of sources for locating and buying the tools or the seeds needed to raise grain because, as repeatedly noted, you can find more than you ever hoped for about any of these items on the Internet. But don't rely on the Net solely for your information: Logsdon stresses the importance of making contacts with other growers in your area to find out what has worked for them — and thus for you — under local conditions.
As Logsdon states in his afterword, there's a certain satisfaction in knowing that something he published three decades ago is finding such an enthusiastic audience now. All the things that concerned him then — dependence on oil and agribusiness, the growing monoculture of farming, the lack of consumer control in the food supply, our economy — raise growing concern for the rest of us now, and more people are willing to take the steps needed to grow more of their own food in a sustainable way. A Contrary Farmer to the very last, he notes, "To all those agribusiness experts who ridiculed my call to garden grains 30 years ago, I now draw myself up in pompous self-righteousness, stick out my tongue, and gloat as sickeningly as possible."
Full disclosure: I'm hardly an unbiased reviewer, as I've never hidden my admiration for Gene's work (see my review of his book "All Flesh Is Grass"), and I was thrilled when he asked that I preview the manuscript of "Grain Raising" in order to provide a supportive quote for the new edition. But even without that connection, I'd have been eager to get my hands on this book. (I read the first edition months ago and knew then I wanted it.) Thanks to Gene Logsdon's writing and inspiration, I've got my grain seed and my broadcast seeder, and I plan to be out in the garden this year planting plots of oats, buckwheat, and winter wheat for my own "pancake patch."
Sound corny? Maybe. But just you wheat and see.
O Ethicurean, how I love you!
I love your haute-horticulture nerdiness and the pleasing puns it produces. I love your humour in the face of horrible news, and your endless, quixotic enthusiasm for action in the face of apathy.
You make me want to run out and plant buckwheat right now, even though the total crop from my inner-city courtyard might fill a single breakfast bowl. Instead, I shall channel my energy into a walk to the local co-op, and buy some quinoa for a salpicon tonight!
I love Hungry Ghost! They have the most delicious bread!
$1,000 per copy? Speculation? Collector's mint signed edition? No need to pay that. I see it available used for $19 on Amazon and $18 in other places. For those of us interested in reading the book there are far lower prices and a little dog eared doesn't matter. It is amazing the prices that some things go for. I saw one of my books selling for $490. The original price I sold them for was $20. Look around.
Oh, and I meant to say, Gene Logsdon's a wealth of great information. I have several of his other books and enjoy them all.
The announcement of the second edition has apparently driven down the price of used first-edition copies, Walter. I had looked for a copy last fall and been stunned by the prices then, and if you click through on the link for Gene's afterword, you can find a screen shot of those prices on Amazon. Now, of course, those copies are more affordable as sellers realize that people will prefer to spend far less on the new edition. (And I'm trying to put together a Logsdon library myself — his writing is endlessly fascinating and useful.)
That's good to hear, Jennifer. I think it is unfortunate when information gets locked up by collectors. Fortunately just because some fool paid $490 or $1,000 doesn't mean all the copies are going for that, or will stay that high. I am very glad he's bringing out a new and updated version. I look forward to it. Now we just need more time to read – and no, I'm not asking that winter last longer!
"Sound corny? Maybe. But just you wheat and see."
I just barley got that.
"Sound corny? Maybe. But just you wheat and see."
I surely sow.


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No Nick, it's not you. They didn't put it out for some reason. Just individual pics of the toys. Was a tad bit more tedious.
What's a training gear head exactly? Like the Diamond Select Crimson Empire set figures had?
Wow, what a letdown.- Tarkin sucks, which is disappointing considering how long we've been waiting for one. Why waste soft goods on him? That's just a puzzling move, save that for Jedi or Troopers, or people who actually do more than just stand there and walk around.
Would it kill Hasbro to have some consistency between their Imperial Officers?
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The New York Mets sent five players to the free-agent market when they non-tendered Jeremy Hefner, Justin Turner, Scott Atchison, Jordany Valdespin and Omar Quintanilla.
None of the decisions should be considered surprising, and to get where they want to be they would need to do get better than what they had.
The question is, what to do until then? Here's my take on the five let go:
JEREMY HEFNER: Hefner was clearly a dollar move as he wouldn't be available any way because he's recovering from Tommy John surgery. Nonetheless, they could re-sign him at a lower rate and not have him on the 40-man roster.
Hefner proved to be a valuable spot-starter, but would not be considered any higher than a fifth starter.
Working against Hefner, is by the time he was cleared to return, the Mets' rotation would have Matt Harvey back, plus the expected promotions of Rafael Montero, Noah Syndergaard and Jacob deGrom.
JUSTIN TURNER: Was a valuable role player off the bench, but not somebody who could play for any length of time without his weaknesses being exposed.
The Mets could groom Wilmer Flores to replace him, but Turner can play shortstop so it would be a limited move.
Flores, however, could master the shaving cream pie to the face shtick Turner popularized.
JORDANY VALDESPIN: No way.
SCOTT ATCHISON: He gave the Mets 47.1 innings last season out of the pen. The Mets need to replace those innings and could do it for the same $700,000 Atchison made, but for a younger arm.
OMAR QUINTANILLA: He played in 95 games when Ruben Tejada went down, and was more than capable defensively, but hit only .222 with a .306 on-base percentage.
Those two numbers have the Mets believing he's not a fulltime answer at shortstop.
The position remains a hole, and it looks as if they could go with Tejada again. Even so, they don't have a back-up.
COMING UP: Why the Mets did not non-tender Ike Davis.


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Chalk up another huge assist for Raymond Bourque.
The Boston Bruins legend and Hockey Hall of Famer broke ground on the Raymond J. Bourque Arena, July 29, on the campus of Endicott College in Beverly.
Located on an 48,000-square-foot parcel in the heart of the Endicott campus, the $8.5 million project will be a fitting tribute for a five-time Norris Trophy-winning defenseman, who has called the North Shore his home for over the past 30 years.
"It's very humbling and quite an honor," said Bourque, 53. "It's not something you think about when you're playing, or even after your career (is over). You think about all the fun and good times and how it changed my life and how hopefully it could inspire others to go out and try to do the things I did."
The state-of-the-art ice arena and sports complex will be the new hockey home of Endicott's men's and women's hockey programs. Both teams will embark on their inaugural NCAA Division III campaigns during the 2015-16 season. The rink is expected to open its doors in June 2015.
"It's been a long time coming," Endicott College Athletic Director Dr. Brian Wylie said. "We're so excited to leverage a relationship with Ray Bourque and his family. It just means so much for the Endicott and North Shore Community to really take advantage of a rink, because the rink situation is so difficult. So we're really looking forward to building our men's and women's program into a national contender. And to have Ray Bourque's name on it really parallels everything Endicott is about."
In addition, the new venue will also serve as the home rink for Beverly High School hockey, as well as Beverly Youth Hockey programs, making it a win-win situation for all involved.
"This is absolutely huge," said Beverly Athletic Director James Coffey. "Endicott reached out to us and the youth and really have brought us into this project. We're going to make this our home rink for our boys and girls and the youth program. That's the greatest thing, the partnership and working together. I'm an Endicott grad myself, so as a citizen, an alumni and an AD it's important. It's a great thing for the college and for Beverly."
Since breaking in as a 19-year-old rookie with the Boston Bruins during the 1979-80 season, Bourque has exemplified determination, leadership and consistency on the ice. The 22-year NHL veteran and 18-time All-Star served as captain of the Bruins for 15 years, becoming the team's all-time leader in goals, assists, and points by a defenseman.
Throughout it all, his dedication to the game, his family, friends, fans, charities and New England has made him a figurehead of community improvement and an inspiration to many.
"The hockey arena changed my life," Bourque said. "Without the opportunity to play hockey I would not have the life I've created for myself or my family. I hope to help make the same difference in the lives of many North Shore and Endicott College kids. You don't need to love the game of hockey to understand the value of what this arena will do for this community. It will change lives forever."
Joining in on the celebration was Bourque's family, including his wife, Christiane; son Chris Bourque and his wife, Kim; son Ryan Bourque, daughter Melissa Bourque and grandchildren Kingston Bourque and Gracie Rogers. The family's roots are still deeply embedded in the area.
"We're still on the North Shore," said Bourque, noting that he first bought former teammates John Wensink's home back in 1980. "I never want to leave. I think it's a great part of New England and a great place to raise a family."
"While our kids were playing youth hockey it was always something that was talked about," Bourque said. "We needed another rink. There have been some that have been built, but not so much in this area. I think that's really key to this part of the North Shore. It will really benefit a lot of kids."
Some of Bourque's Bruin teammates were also on hand, including fellow Bruin legends Terry O'Reilly and Rick Middleton, as well as Boston College great Bob Sweeney and Boston University standout Cleon Daskalakis.
"It's nice to be here to see Ray receive such a wonderful and well-deserved honor," said O'Reilly, who served as Bourque's teammate and coach during his time in Boston. "Seldom have I ever seen 22 years of consistency at such a high level. He's an example to any youngster that wants to play a sport. To give it your all and don't leave anything behind, that's that way Ray approached it. And he's the same way with the charities that he's involved with in the community. He gives everything he has, and he does it at the highest level, so it's a wonderful example."
Since retiring as a player, the five-time Norris Trophy winner has used his standing as one of Boston's most beloved and historic sports figures to give back to the community through several local charities. He is on the Board of Directors of Celebrities for Charity, an organization dedicated to helping celebrities fulfill their philanthropic aspirations and increasing the access charities have to those popular figures.
Endicott College President Dr. Richard E. Wylie was first introduced to Bourque through Daskalakis and his company Celebrity Marketing Inc. (CMI). It was through that relationship that the concept of the arena first started to take shape.
"When we began speaking with Ray about the naming of the arena in his honor, our thought was that we wanted to inspire our youth, our students, and our community to emulate the qualities that he has as an athlete and as a man," Wylie said. "In true Bourque fashion, he was most appreciative about being honored but far more interested about what impact this would have on the kids and the community."
In addition to providing home ice for a variety of organizations, the arena will benefit educational programs in the community through fundraising and development initiatives in areas such as sports education, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), and philanthropy. These programs will teach tenants of teamwork, leadership and volunteerism to both Endicott College students and North Shore youth as part of an ongoing dedication to the improvement of the community at large.
"If I can inspire some kids to go out there and really have a passion about the game, being a good teammate, going out and playing hard and having fun at it, that's what it's all about," Bourque said.
No. 77 is already looking forward to opening night.
"I'm sure this place will be rocking," said Bourque. "It will be a lot of fun to be part of that."
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The registration fee is $450, which includes breakfasts, lunches, receptions, a BBQ dinner with drinks and entertainment, and all conference materials.
Register Today: July 11-13, 2012. The McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin is looking forward to hosting our colleagues at the 11th Annual Association of Business School Alumni Professionals Conference. We look forward to seeing you!
Pre-Conference Event: July 10, 6-8 p.m.
Invite your school's local graduates to network with your staff and alumni from top tier business schools at the Joint Alumni Networking Reception and Speaking Engagement (for member schools, see membership tab below). Professor John Daly from the UT College of Communication will speak about "Advocacy: Championing Ideas and Influencing Others." Please direct your alumni to register here ($20 per attendee). The event is free for ABSAP conference participants.
All sessions in the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center, Room 203, unless otherwise noted
8:00-8:50 a.m. (M2 Lobby)
Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:00-8:30 a.m.
New Member Orientation & Breakfast
Janice Headley, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
8:50-9:00 a.m.
Keary Kinch, The University of Texas at Austin, McCombs School of Business
9:00-10:00 a.m.
Session #1
Collaborating with Key University Divisions
Meg Roundy, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley
10:00-10:15 a.m.
10:15-11:15 a.m.
Session #2 – Concurrent Breakout Sessions
Best Practices in Engaging Different Degree Constituencies-Comparing Apples to Airplanes
Breakout #1 – Full-Time MBA Alumni (Room 201)
Christopher Harrer, Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California
Sarah Marchitto, Stern School of Business, New York University
Breakout #2 – Part-Time And International MBA Alumni (Room 202)
Lisa Brown, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Stanford University
Meg Roundy, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. (Conference Room 301)
11:30-12:30 Lunch
12:30-1:00 ABSAP Council Meeting
Facilitated Table Topics (Reunions, Alumni Chapters, Building Successful Events)
Council Business and Voting
1:00-1:15 p.m.
1:15-2:15 p.m.
Session #3 – Concurrent Breakout Sessions
(See Session #2)
Best Practices in Engaging Different Degree Constituencies-Comparing Apples to Airplanes
2:15-2:30 p.m.
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Session #4
What's the Deal with Alumni Data, Anyway?
Keary Kinch, McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin
Mark Werner, iModules; Rex Petrasko, PCI, Inc.; Brent Grinna, EverTrue
3:30 p.m.
4:15-6:30 p.m.
Reception at the Red McCombs Red Zone, Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium
4:15 Bus Departs AT&T Center (Whitis Ave. Entrance)
8:00-9:00 a.m. (M2 Lobby)
Continental Breakfast & Networking
9:00-10:00 a.m.
Session #5
Events that Inspire Engagement and Giving
Tracy McCabe, College of Business, University of Illinois
Rochelle Reeves, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
10:00-10:15 a.m.
10:15-11:15 a.m.
Session #6
Engaging Faculty and Staff
Moderator: Rochelle Reeves, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
11:15-11:30 a.m.
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. (Conference Room 301)
Lunch & Keynote
John Hill, LinkedIn
1:15-2:15 p.m.
Session #7
TWEET This, LIKE That, FOLLOW Us: #SocialMedia Best Practices and Lessons Learned
Treshea N. Wade, Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University
John Hill, LinkedIn
John D. Pine, Goizueta Business School, Emory University
Benjamin H. Simmons, The George Washington University School of Business
David Wenger, McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin
2:15-2:30 p.m.
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Session #8
Before you hit the "Send" button: Insights on engaging with email
Krista Peterson, Foster School of Business, University of Washington
Andrew Magnuson, Blackbaud, Inc.
4:30-8:15 p.m.
BBQ Dinner and Live Music at the Salt Lick BBQ
4:30 Bus Departs AT&T Center (University St. Entrance)
8:00-9:30 a.m. (Salons AB)
Breakfast & Awards
9:30-9:45 a.m.
9:45-11:15 a.m.
Session #9
The Final Word: The Best Takeaways from ABSAP 2012
Keary Kinch, McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin
11:15-11:30 a.m.
Farewell and Preview of ABSAP Conference 2013
Rosetta Clay, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland
ABSAP Advisory Council Member
Tracy McCabe, College of Business, University of Illinois
11:30 a.m.
Conference Concludes
We are still finalizing the conference session descriptions. Check back soon for more details.
If this is your first ABSAP conference, whether you're new to business alumni relations or an older-timer who has never made it to a conference before, please plan to attend this brief and casual session. An overview of the ABSAP website will be provided, and at the end you'll be connected with your "buddy" for the conference, if you've requested one.
Janice Headley, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
Be prepared to share your successes and funniest stories in this interactive and engaging session! There will be a quick brainstorming discussion, followed by group discussions sharing best practices for collaborating with key constituencies within the University, the School (Admissions Offices, Program Offices, Executive Development, Faculty, Centers, Student Groups, Career Management/Services and Dean's Office), and Alumni Relations (Alumni Affairs, Annual Fund, Corporate and Foundation Relations, Major Gift Officers, and Alumni Council).
Panelists will facilitate round table discussions regarding the differences in relationships, community and giving levels in three major key degree constituency groups:
Breakout #2 – Part-Time And International MBA Alumni
Lisa Brown, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Stanford University
Meg Roundy, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley
"Those pesky alumni. They move, get married, start new companies-- and don't even get me started about email addresses! And if one more faculty member tells me I should just look them up on LinkedIn..." Don't get mad-- test both old-school and new-school channels to communicate to your alumni. Don't rely on one solution-- your alumni are not homogenous, so don't expect your data solution to be! These three panelists will explore the challenges inherent with business alumni.
Rex Petrasko, Executive Vice President, PCI, Inc.
Brent Grinna, Founder and CEO, EverTrue
Our moderators tee off an interactive discussion of event models that correlate directly to giving. Beyond the donor dinner, group discussion will address how creative combinations and innovative twists on traditional alumni and student events can yield meaningful financial results. We'll also discuss qualities and techniques to leverage engaged alums as high-impact event planners and fundraisers for your school.
Tracy McCabe, College of Business, University of Illinois
Rochelle Reeves, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
We spend time developing strategies to engage alumni and students - from events to career services to mentoring and meaningful volunteer roles. We try to build pride and raise money. Then a board member asks "What are you doing with faculty? staff? parents? prospective students? the daughter of a friend of my sister's who needs a job..." Let's tackle faculty and staff this year. They can be a valuable resource to us, when they understand the valuable resource we can be to them. Be prepared to discuss what works and what doesn't, perhaps building on challenges and opportunities identified in the Session #3 breakouts.
John Hill, LinkedIn
John Hill is the Higher Education Evangelist for LinkedIn. Hill speaks internationally to Higher Education professionals, students and alumni on how to utilize social media effectively. He's given 500 presentations over the last four years on social media's impact on the job search, networking and personal branding. Prior to joining LinkedIn, Hill was the director of alumni career services and internship development at Michigan State University. He also worked as associate editor/online editor for Athlon Sports and market development manager for Gannett.
Nowadays, social media is a tool that can no longer be ignored—but it can be challenging to identify a path to success. How do you monitor and create all of that conversation? How do you keep your community engaged? LinkedIn or Facebook? From apps to tweets, this panel will provide an overview of best practices and perhaps more importantly, lessons learned regarding social media usage within the alumni community and how to yield the best ROI. Got questions? Share them in advance! Tweet all of your questions using #iABSAP or email email@example.com.
John D. Pine, Goizueta Business School, Emory University
Benjamin H. Simmons, The George Washington University School of Business
David Wenger, McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin
There's more—much more—to a strong email campaign than good copy and a compelling subject line. We'll explore usability, segmentation, analytics, and additional factors you can use to maximize your email campaigns. And, we'll look to each of you for examples of successes and lessons learned from your own outreach with technology's old-school form of communication.
Krista Peterson, Foster School of Business, University of Washington
Andrew Magnuson, Senior Strategy Consultant, Blackbaud, Inc.
Don't miss THE FINAL WORD – a wrap-up of the Big Ideas from ABSAP 2012! You can only attend
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own thoughts. Go back to work on Monday energized and armed with all of the big ideas from the conference!
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You will most likely want to visit your favorite restaurants, museums and music venues while you are in Austin. Here is a brief list of recommendations and resources.
Membership in ABSAP is limited to the top-30 full-time MBA programs (as defined by BW) and the top-30 undergrad programs (as defined by USNWR). Dues are $250 per year, per school. Not a member? Contact Rochelle Reeves, Chair of Membership, to join or learn more. You may also contact Rochelle if you would like to "bundle" your membership fee with your first registration fee.
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Among Canadians, 58 percent accept evolution, while 22 percent think that God created humans in their present form within the last 10,000 years, and 20 percent are unsure, according to a new poll from Angus Reid Strategies. The poll was conducted among a nationwide random sample of 1007 Canadian adults interviewed on-line on July 29 and 30, 2008, and its margin of error is +/- 3.1%.
Selected content from volume 27, numbers 5-6, of Reports of the National Center for Science Education is now available on NCSE's website, featuring reports on a disastrous excursion for "intelligent design" in Oklahoma, developments in the Answers in Genesis schism, and the failed attempt to earmark $100,000 in taxpayer funds to a creationist organization in Louisiana. Additionally, RNCSE's editor Andrew J. Petto considers "The History of Life as a Walk in the Park" -- with color photographs of J.
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JOHNSON CITY (Nov. 14, 2011) – After opening the 2011-12 regular season on the road, the ETSU men's basketball team will open the home portion of its schedule Tuesday evening, taking on former Southern Conference rival Appalachian State. Tip is set for 7 p.m. inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
The Buccaneers, who dropped their season opener 64-53 at Virginia Tech on Saturday, will look to maintain their current winning streak against the Mountaineers – which currently stands at four games.
Fans are also encouraged to stay in their seats at halftime Tuesday night, as the ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics will unveil a new program mascot with the help of the past's most beloved Buccaneer supporters (which will include the Bucs' past mascots over the last 100 years).
For more on Tuesday's game, click on the game notebook to the right or read the game notes below. For more on ETSU men's basketball, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
We are "ETSU"
The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called "ETSU" ... East Tennessee State in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs is also acceptable.
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While posting its highest RPI since the 2003-04 season, head coach Murry Bartow led the ETSU men's basketball team to another successful season in 2010-11, a campaign that included 24 wins and ultimately ended with a run to the semifinals of the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament … Led by seniors such as Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Year Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) and all-conference performer Micah Williams (Manchester), the Bucs enjoyed impressive road wins at Atlantic 10 Conference member Dayton and Southeastern Conference foe Mississippi State, while also finishing second in the A-Sun Conference standings … Along with Smith and Williams, fellow senior Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) continued to impress fans with his high-flying dunks, which twice landed him as the No. 1 play of the day on ESPN's SportsCenter and earned him a spot in the national slam dunk championships … Unfortunately for the Bucs, Smith, Williams and Tubbs have departed, leaving the team with the unenviable task of having to replace over 42 points of offensive production from a year ago – equal to 60 percent of the team's scoring in 2010-11 … The Bucs will begin looking for those offensive numbers from returning starters such as senior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) and senior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.), while senior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) – a 2010 A-Sun all-conference and all-tournament performer – will return to the floor after taking a medical redshirt season a year ago … Other returning players looking to improve their production will include junior guards Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) and Jarvis Jones (Memphis), junior forwards J.C. Ward (Marietta) and Lukas Poderis (Tampa), and redshirt freshman point guard Ryan Woumn (Lynn, Mass.) … The Bucs have also added a talented recruiting class that includes three true freshman and one junior college transfer … As opposed to last season – when the team returned a bevy of talented and experienced players – the younger and more inexperienced Buccaneers will face more questions than usual this season when they take the floor to open the 2011-12 campaign at Virginia Tech on Nov. 12.
The series versus Appalachian State
The Bucs and Mountaineers have a long history of battles on the hardwood, with ETSU holding a 77-46 edge in the all-time series dating back to 1928 ... ETSU won the last meeting back on Dec. 24, 2010 in the Cancun Governor's Cup, and the Bucs have won four straight in the series.
Last time out against Appalachian State
CANCUN, Mexico (Dec. 24, 2010) - Wishing for some early Christmas cheer in the form of a solid performance on the court, the ETSU men's basketball team made it happen Friday in the third round of the Cancun Governor's Cup at the Poliforum Benito Juarez. ... Powered by a double-double performance from senior guard Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) that included a game-high 20 points and career-high 16 rebounds, the Buccaneers also utilized an effective man-to-man defense and a 16-point first half offensive run to drop former Southern Conference rival Appalachian State decisively in a 79-51 blowout. ... Smith was certainly not alone on the offensive end, as junior forward Isiah Brown (Miami) scored 16, junior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) netted 14, and senior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) had 13. The Bucs also shot 57 percent from the floor, 43 percent from 3-point range, and 74 percent from the foul line for the game. ... Meanwhile, they held Appalachian to just 32 percent shooting from the floor and 29 percent from beyond the arc. More impressively, the Bucs outrebounded the Mountaineers 39-26 for the game. ... Appalachian State did take advantage of the zone in the early going and led 5-0 with 18:43 left in the first half. However, Bartow took timeout at that point and did make the defensive switch, while also allowing the Bucs to use their fullcourt press defense. ... For the Mountaineers, Omar Carter led the way with 16 points, while Nathan Healy had 14.
Last time out
BLACKSBURG, Va. (Nov. 12, 2011) – Despite trailing by 14 points midway through the second half, the ETSU men's basketball team rallied to within four points late in the game, but ultimately dropped a hard-fought regular season opener to Virginia Tech 64-53 Saturday afternoon at the Cassell Coliseum. ... The Bucs could not overcome a poor shooting effort, as they hit on just 30 percent of their shots from the floor and 12 percent (2-of-17) from the 3-point range. ETSU fell despite holding the Hokies to 39 percent shooting from the floor and 28 percent from beyond the arc. ... Senior Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) led the Bucs with a game-high 13 points, while junior guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) and senior post Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) pitched in 10 points apiece. ... In the first half, ETSU led by as many as seven points at 17-10 with 9:15 left on the clock. The Bucs maintained a lead for 18 minutes of action in the first half, but a major offensive drought to end the half led to trouble for ETSU. ... A pair of free throws from Tommy Hubbard (Boston) made it 21-15 with 7:54 left, but from there ETSU would not score again and looked on as the Hokies went on a 9-0 run to finish with a 24-21 advantage at the break. ... At the half, ETSU had stayed even in the rebounding category and had committed just three turnovers. However, the Bucs shot just 20 percent from the field and did not have a made 3-point shot. The Bucs did force seven Virginia Tech turnovers and also held the Hokies to just 33 percent shooting from the floor and 10 percent from the 3-point arc. ... ETSU opened the second half with a dunk from Brown, who was fouled on the play and then hit the free throw to tie the game at 24-24. The Bucs were still within six points with 14 minutes left in the game, but three straight 3-pointers from Tech's Robert Brown made it 46-36 with 11:42 remaining. ... Tech then pulled ahead by as many as 14 points, but the Bucs battled back thanks to 10 points from Sollazzo and a layup by Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) that made it 55-51 with 1:52 left. However, from there Tech made a pair of free throws followed by a turnover by Sollazzo, and two more Hokie free throws made it 59-51 with 1:04 left. ... ETSU never threatened again. ... The Hokies were led by game-high 13 points from Tyrone Garland, while Brown finished with 12 points and Dorian Finney-Smith added 10.
On their way to 1,000 points
As they begin their seniors seasons, ETSU's trio of Isiah Brown, Adam Sollazzo and Tommy Hubbard are all eying the 1,000 point mark for their careers. After the season opener at Virginia Tech, here is where each stands:
Isiah Brown 808 points
Tommy Hubbard 575 points
Adam Sollazzo 581 points
To reach 1,000, the three would have to average the following during the regular season:
Isiah Brown 7.0 points per game
Tommy Hubbard 14.7 points per game
Adam Sollazzo 14.8 points per game
Block party for Brown
With a block in last season's finale against Iona, senior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) set a new school record for blocks in a single season, swatting away a total of 71 shots on the year ... For his career, he now stands fifth on the all-time list at 142, but just 42 blocks behind the program's all-time leader Zakee Wadood ... In addition to those marks, Brown's six-block performance against Belmont last year also matched the program's single-game record ... At the time, Brown joined six other ETSU players who have had six-block games, including former standouts Brad Nuckles, Eryk Thomas, Jerald Fields, Zakee Wadood, Greg Dennis and Greg Hamlin.
Getting to the free throw line a key for the Bucs
In recent years, the Bucs have focused on playing stingy defense, but also driving to the basket on offense and trying to get "tough" points thanks to fouls ... One way for the ETSU coaching staff to determine how successful the Bucs have been is charting free throw attempts and makes ... Well if this statistic is a true indicator, then the Bucs are doing just as the coaches would like ... Last season, ETSU set a school record for free throw attempts, putting up a total of 856 free tosses ... The Bucs also made their share of those attempts, ranking second on the all-time list with 580 makes ... The 2010-11 edition of the Bucs came up just nine makes short of the all-time record, held by the 1991-92 Bucs at 589.
Bucs add to postseason resume
The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed its share of postseason success and ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious basketball programs ... The Buccaneers have earned berths to the NCAA Tournament nine times (1969, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010) and NIT twice (1983, 2007) ... In 2011, the Bucs made their first ever appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, winning twice and advancing to the semifinals of that event ... it was the program's 12th postseason tournament appearance all-time.
Home Sweet Dome ... against non-conference teams
Since the 1996-97 season, the Buccaneers are an amazing 143-45 overall inside Memorial Center, good for a winning percentage of 77 percent ... But when looking at the past 10 years, the Bucs are an even more impressive 42-4 against non-conference opponents ... Last year, the Bucs went 13-2 at the Dome.
ETSU "only" A-Sun team picked among
nation's best "Prestige" programs
Since the beginning of the modern era for NCAA Division I-A basketball – marked by the expansion of the NCAA Tournament field to 64 teams in 1984-85 – the ETSU men's basketball program ranks in the Top 30 percent of the 300 programs that were eligible for the postseason at that time, this according to ESPN.com's "Prestige" ranking released back in 2008 ... Since that time, the Bucs have only added to their list of prestigious honors … The Buccaneers, who have enjoyed nine NCAA Tournament trips, one NIT berth, 11 20-win seasons, and a slew of conference regular season and tournament championships since 1984-85, ranked tied for 82nd out of 300 teams, meaning they were in the Top 27 percent of schools making the list. ETSU was ranked ahead of every current Atlantic Sun Conference team, as well as former Southern Conference rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro. In addition, the Bucs ranked ahead of SEC schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Georgia, Mississippi and Auburn, as well as other major programs such as Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, DePaul, Bradley, Clemson, California and Florida State.
Bartow gets wins No. 250 overall and 150 at ETSU;
ranks among best coaches in last five years
With his team's win over Florida Gulf Coast on Jan. 8, ETSU head coach Murry Bartow picked up his 250th career victory ... He then collected his 150th win at ETSU when the Bucs downed Jacksonville on Jan. 15 ... When looking at coaches across the country, ETSU head coach Murry Bartow stands among a select group ... Of those coaches that have been at their current school for at least five years, only 24 have averaged better than 20 wins a season ... That list includes coaches such as Dayton's Brian Gregory, Syracuse's Jim Boeheim, UConn's Jim Calhoun, Florida's Billy Donovan, Michigan State's Tom Izzo, Duke's Mike Kryzewski, Louisville's Rick Pitino, Kansas' Bill Self, Maryland's Gary Williams and North Carolina's Roy Williams ... The list also includes Bartow, who is average 20.2 wins a year since 2005-06.


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Dog Fighting Rings are Exposed in new Tell-All Documentary on January 25
January 6, 2010
(Silver Spring, MD, January 6, 2009)- Cruel and inhumane "sports" involving animals for human spectacle and entertainment have been part of underground culture for decades, but the Michael Vick case truly opened up America's eyes to the vicious world of dog fighting. ANIMAL PLANET INVESTIGATES: DOG FIGHTING EXPOSED shows that his case was only the tip of the iceberg. Kicking off Animal Planet's new ANIMAL PLANET INVESTIGATES anthology strand, this special investigation features unparalleled commentary and shocking, never-before-seen footage in a rare look into the secretive world of organized dog fighting. This hour, which premieres Monday, January 25, at 10 PM (ET/PT), is the first in a line of quarterly ANIMAL PLANET INVESTIGATES specials that will take a comprehensive, investigative look at timely issues that impact both humans and animals.
With the help of law enforcement officers who between them spent years as undercover dog fighters, ANIMAL PLANET INVESTIGATES: DOG FIGHTING EXPOSED delves into the minds of those who breed dogs and raise them to fight. These officers share their experiences of dealing with criminals, high-stakes gambling and uncontrolled brutality while infiltrating top dog fighting rings. A female ex-dog fighter gives a glimpse into the mindset of those who exploit their dogs in this lucrative business, and interviews with local citizens show what happens when easy money attracts youth to the brutal practice. The special examines cases across the United States, including Ohio, Texas, Georgia, Michigan and New York, to show the scale and complexity of the problem, while also offering glimmers of hope.
"By bringing viewers the true and uncensored reality behind dog fighting, we intend to raise public awareness about this cruel and inhumane practice," says Marjorie Kaplan, president and general manager of Animal Planet. "The brave men and women working tirelessly to expose and dismantle these fighting rings are using daring tactics and thanks in large part to their efforts we were able to share this powerful story with our viewers in an in-depth and unprecedented way. Some of the images might be tough to take, but it's vitally important that these stories are told."
A problem commonly found in urban areas, ANIMAL PLANET INVESTIGATES: DOG FIGHTING EXPOSED shows that dog fighting has tentacles that reach beyond the dark basements and garages to seemingly respectable homes and businesses where the fights take place. Gang activity and crime are often associated with these dog fighting rings, and the culture of abuse encompasses much more than just the dogs. Because of the large amounts of cash passed around at these fights, dog fighters invest a lot time and money into breeding and training a champion. The sad reality, however, is that a champion often earns its title at the expense of its adversary's life - and often its own. Losing dogs rarely die in the ring, but they are routinely and brutally killed by their owners.
While breaking up these rings is still a battle, the special highlights some of the great strides that have been made. There are now harsher punishments for dog fighters, and what was once considered "sport" has now been labeled a felony in all 50 states.


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Release Date: July 8th, 2010
International: August 2010 (Japan and Korea only)
Alice + Olivia is a small but fun collection inspired by the fashion line of the same name. This is not one of those collections that is so dizzyingly large that you don't know where to begin. Instead it consists of a few carefully selected items that are easy to get to know and equally easy to love.
Pigment lovers will rejoice in the three new shades that are coming out with Alice + Olivia. Later is unlike any other pigment MAC has come out with so far- a black with purple shimmer that is perfect as a crease color or wet as a liner. Partylicious is another color that can't be matched by any pigment you already own. This one is turquoise with silver shimmer. If It Sparkles is a bit more familiar. This white with pink pearl shade immediately calls to mind Pink Opal Pigment.
Dazzleglass Cremes are back with three shades that are worth a closer look. If It's Pink is a pearly hot pink that is sure to get noticed. Sparklicious is a pearly milky pink shade that is subtle yet different enough to warrant purchasing as it would look great on top of many different lipstick colors. I.Want.Candy is a pearly yellow but don't let its yellow appearance scare you off. It's actually prettier and more subdued on the lips, much in the same way that Spring Bean Lustreglass was anything but green once applied.
The three Nail Lacquers in Alice + Olivia are nothing like traditional nail polish colors. If you never stray from red or pink polish, you probably won't give these a second look. And that would be a very big mistake. The shimmery bright purple So Rich So Pretty is unconventional without being gaudy. Morning.After is a turquoise polish that is neither too blue nor too green, making it a great starting point for someone who wants to step outside their comfort zone. For the really adventurous, there is the silvery-black Military polish.
Alice + Olivia is full of great colors that push the limits but are still fairly easy to pull off. Don't judge these shades by how they look in the containers. Give them a try at your MAC counter and you will probably be very pleasantly surprised.
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Pet Patrol: Meet Flicker + Dixie
Meet Flicker and Dixie at the Tri-County Humane Society. Two adorable ladies waiting to call your heart theirs.
Flicker is a 7 year old spayed female who was surrendered because her owner developed an allergy to cats. In her previous home, she got along with all ages of people. Flicker is accustomed to using a carpet scratching post and enjoys playing with feather teasers. Make sure you have a window ledge available because she likes to keep tabs on what's going on outside. Flicker is definitely a lap cat, but will let you know when she's had enough petting buy flickering her tail. When you pet her she almost tips over from arching her back so high. Flicker qualifies for our "Name your own Price" cat sale. She has been patiently residing at TCHS since the beginning of August and can't wait to find her forever home – hopefully today!
– Tri-County Humane Society Executive Director Vicki Davis
You could have your own southern belle, right here in central MN! Check out those big baby blues on Dixie, a year and a half old Long Haired Chihuahua and Beagle mix. She's 11 pounds of cute and spunky, is spayed and also house-trained. Dixie came to the shelter because of landlord issues. Not only does she fit perfectly in your lap, but her playful personality will get you to exercise by throwing the ball for her. In the past, Dixie lived with other animals and children and did well with them all.
– Tri-County Humane Society Executive Director Vicki Davis
Check out all the animals available for adoption by going to the Tri-County Humane Society's website or Facebook page. Or visit them at 735 8th Street Northeast in St. Cloud. They're open Monday through Thursdays Noon to 6; Fridays noon to 8; Saturdays 11 to 5; and Sundays Noon to 5.


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Its That Serious? Club Bouncer Gets Knocked Out By A Thunder Slap For Not Letting A Man In The Club! (Didn't Meet The Dress Code)
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Yeah sphinx was a mad cunt.Good stuff mogs, what else you got stored away for a rainy day?Also, man the board looked like shit back then.. Haha. But so did most of the internet.
Btw, P, when did you shift to using the caps lock or do you use a ghost writer?
being a movie fan takes a lot of time, a lot of time that i fight to produce and when i get it, it's a privilege. and i guess the older you are, the less you're willing to be forgiving about things that aren't doing anything to you. ---watch all the movies, but then you see how little use it has---what i find the most sad about people involved in film is that they think taste is a practical, beautiful thing that they somehow will find a use for, but that will never ever ever happen, because taste and conceptions of beauty and the cannon are ... i don't even think i need to finish that idea it's disgusting.
yes, the "use" part definitely called my attention yesterday. watching movies is an end in and on itself. it doesn't have a "use". I can only speak for myself, but the reason at age 30 I still "make time" for movies is because I enjoy them, certainly more than working in anything that is not cinema related. I have a small amount of suffering for the films I haven't seen that I want to see because it's something I know would give me pleasure, food for the soul. Going back to the work, to me watching some films (or rewatching them) is time better spent than working. And a lot of aspects of the filmmaking process (which is my personal ideal job) are not as enthralling as just simply seeing something great on dvd or blu ray or whatever. But as Pas says, is not only that. Having a hike in the mountains, traveling to some place new once a year at least, reading a book, sit somewhere and listen to a whole album, going somewhere and take 300 pictures...life is full of these pleasurable experiences that don't really "feed" professional development...but I've found that in the end, those are not only are those the things that make anything worthwhile but also the ones that help you the most on the professional, career wise side of life.
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NEW YORK -- Pace University recently hosted its annual film festival, Celebration of Individuals with Disabilities in Film, at One Pace Plaza in lower Manhattan, showcasing the challenges and opportunities faced by those with disabilities in the New York area.
A collaboration between Pace's Dean of Students and the outreach programs of the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems, this year's Disability Film Festival Marathon 2017 was the fifth iteration of the cinema showcase. The marathon highlighted short documentary and narrative films from the Reel Abilities Film Festival in New York City, which examined the autonomy and empowerment of people with disabilities.
Members of Pace worked in close partnership with AHRC New York City, an agency which assists those with developmental and intellectual disabilities, as well as with the ReelAbilities: New York Disabilities Film Festival.
"This year marks the fifth anniversary of Pace's annual Celebration of Individuals with Disabilities in Film," said James P. Lawler, professor of Disability Studies and Information Technologies at Pace and chair and organizer of the Film Festival Marathon. "I am extremely grateful to our distinguished panel of experts and audience guests for making this year's program a great success."
A panel of experts discussed the messages highlighted in each of the films and invited engagement from guests. Following the panel discussion, moderators hosted a question and answer session with the audience, and sought out their opinion on film themes.


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Surge in Stocks Is Showing Cracks
The recent stocks surge is showing cracks, brought on primarily by fears of a cutback in Fed stimulus and "good news is bad news" economic reports. Kaitlyn Kiernan reports on MoneyBeat. Photo: Getty Images.
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... ay ay mm mm ... welcome to MoneyBeat I'm steamers alone while filling in again for Paul vignette ... so far a relatively quiet session at the New York Stock Exchange ... see look at the that aren't there the Dow's only up three point three now this is coming after yesterday's two hundred and twenty five point loss ... yesterday's selloff shows the stock market surge is starting to starting this winter ... fears that the Fed will reduce its stimulus this fall could eliminate a key element in the year long rally ... is the latest decline a blip or the start of a bigger correction ... that this is Kaitlyn Kiernan is here to break it down for us ... it's ok when you add a page one story today with the E S Browning of talking about that the market selloff yesterday ... marked down about two three percent now ... pushing people think ... it seems like people are taking a break we had two big down days before yesterday we had on Wednesday the had a one hundred and thirteen points and so ... pretty big today side and ... people are starting to it and is in the ways that we had in June so people take a break from my ... kids are starting to go back school so they starting to look at this fun stuff again Summers adding a little early I guess for some folks Soviet ... year to date the Dow is still about fifteen percent but this month it's down to one half percent sunlight is the big worry rate now is ... is this the start of a five ten percent correction of or is this just another one of the blitz that ... we've seen you know a number of times so far this year ... this year we haven't had any really big attractions in June highly were down a bit but then the stock to cover unpaid at the sin that over the summit ... but something that happened is that while stocks are covered bond prices didn't really come back as much as the stock said ... so yesterday when bonds took another Hank that from this Fed worry that they're not going to be supporting the economy ... stocks again use of the day down so the bookmark is saying this for for quite some time now now the stock market is starting to realize ... I guess that the key thing that people should be watching for looking forward is obviously the economic data and the date of the site yesterday and even so they ... will simply okay right ... what you've got two sizes so you've got jobs and curbing Ted precrisis levels I'll with fewer people are applying for jobless benefits and we've also got housing data that is showing that home builders and more confident in the offense since two thousand five ... but on the other side of that yesterday we had some data from all my consistant today paid blue-chip company a swear ... showing that they're struggling a little bit with their growth so people are wondering if the economy is growing but his big companies are still struggling ... to we really need support a sale or is it really strong enough right so to the economy keep going on its own with less stimulus from the Fed the big question that everyone is looking at right now ... so earnings season coming to an end here ... economic data is pretty light resuscitated this morning to raise consumers' confidence numbers ... I have to happen today saying anything different or not and ... I actually didn't even ... and I know the numbers are relatively in line with expectations came down a little bit but again not really huge ... it's not a momentum changer one way or the other when it comes ... to the economy so ... it's very strange enough for investors because it gets with the end of the month ... and that the winsome year period because the more that the data get better ... the more and that you could see the Fed pulling back on the flip side though the data sources also not a good sign so ... what are the people telling you about the rivalry felt the situation when people I think they see the data but they don't really feel confident in it quite yet aam but if it's ... always the same you know we've had these two years where people ... are more willing to be has it and ... then really bullish because they are wanting apparently they were a few years ago it's that ... memory still a bit too fast so people are going away in Chile see that didn't really improve before the really believe it ... has been the for a really bullish Craig Murray said the link and and thank you so much ...


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Me and the bag, in the heart of the city
For over a year, I've been on the hunt for the perfect camera bag. I want a cross-body style (instead of a backpack) because I want to be able to slide it around and take out the camera. I also want it to hold other stuff - my keys, water bottle, map, journal, etc. It needs to be comfortable for a day-long trek into the city. And it needs to look good. Finding a bag that meets all requirements has been tough, but I've finally found one that I'm very happy with, the Lowepro Passport Sling.
Note: I didn't intentionally color coordinate my outfit with the walls (freshly painted in living room)
What I like best about this bag is that it looks cool, and NOT like a camera bag. The bag has room for one D-SLR camera body with lens attached and an additional lens (in padded compartments), plus some extra stuff. (It's a little tight with the cam body and lens together, but it works and doesn't jostle around.).
This is me flirting with the photographer, the DH
I've tested the bag twice now and I can tell you that I really like it! The bag expands with the black zipper shown down the seam, above, but I haven't had to use that yet.


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RayCam - Laboratory Camera Viewer
RayCam is a viewer for network cameras, useful especially in laboratory. It can measure distance on the screen and translate it to real environment units. User can also mark interesting points on the screen.
RayCam is showing video content from network cameras. It was tested with AXIS cameras so far, but it should work with most cameras on the market. It utilizes well know Mplayer application, so many formats are supported.
- Crosshairs - marking/tracing points on the screen
- Zooming - video areas
- Distance measuring - in pixels and user defined units
- Snapshots - taking image snap shoots of current display
- Recording - and saving to AVI files
Installation on MS WindowsWindows version of RayCam doesn't work yet. We are currently working on that! RayCam was designed to work primarily on Linux so please try for example Ubuntu system. Sorry for inconvenience. Send us your email using Contact Page if you want to be notified when windows version will be ready. Thanks.
Installation on UbuntuYou can install RayCam on Ubuntu computer using PPA method. Just type following commands in the terminal window:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wyderka-t/raycam sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install raycam
Installation on any Linux system (from source code)
Download Latest RayCam source code tarball. Read INSTALL.txt file for details.
Submitted by Tomasz Wyderka on Wed, 10/10/2012 - 11:09