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Went down to Nate's place (4D Outfitters) to do a management hunt with him and Randy (Preacher). I had a great time as usual. We were videoing for a management hunt/educational type of DVD. We were up in the stand about 5:15 PM. Hogs came in from behind my left. We heard them coming towards the feeder and Randy powered up the camera. Just as they were about to come into the opening I drew thinking it was going to be very quick. Out they trickled, a little red one (there's a lot of reds and piebalds at Nates). A little red 50 pounder another red 50 pounder, a handful of 60 - 100 pound piebalds. About a 150 pound piebald, a bunch of 30 pounders and a a handful that appeared to be 150 pounds and up. I told Randy, "I'm gonna take the red one on the left." He said "okay", but the red wouldn't give me a shot. So, I said "I'm gonna take the piebald". As soon as I said that she turned and wouldn't give me a shot (Remember I'm still at full draw). Another little red spotted boar came around the right. I whispered, "I'm gonna' take that red one on the right," but Randy didn't hear, he held on the piebald. I whispered, "Are you on him?" He replied, "Yeah." Just as I was pulling the trigger of my release he was zooming in on the piebald (He had just had the red one that I was gonna' thump in the view finder of the camera. THWAACK! A half a second after getting the red one out of the picture I had shot. Randy hurried back over to the red one only to find my blood soaked arrow stuck in the ground. He had missed the shot. Would have been cooler to have the impact on the video but he just didn't hear me switch to the red one. I think Randy kind of felt bad but it was my fault...and I didn't feel too bad. Heck I got a great meat hog on the ground! Plus, hopefully, we'll get to try it again.. Whenever we finish putting together the videos I think it will be pretty awesome. I think the editing will take longer than getting the kills on tape.
Nate and Randy each drilled a little meat hog too! We had 3 down in less than an hour with bows, and on film. We saw many that were WELL OVER 200 lbs, even 250 lbs+. But, cooler heads prevailed. After all, we were management hunting. To steal Nate's favorite saying, "The little ones are more fun to hunt than the trophies!...not really." It was a blessed time I got to spend with a couple of good friends.
Thanks Nate and Randy. Good friends both of you. Talked to Rick and Cheri on the phone on the way back home. I think they were jealous because I only had a short drive home and some pork chops and breakfast sausage in the cooler.
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We describe a new method for determining component values and transistor dimensions for CMOS operational amplifiers (op-amps). We observe that a wide variety of design objectives and constraints have a special form, i.e., they are posynomial functions of the design variables. As a result the amplifier design problem can be expressed as a special form of optimization problem called geometric programming, for which very efficient global optimization methods have been developed. As a consequence we can efficiently determine globally optimal amplifier designs, or globally optimal trade-offs among competing performance measures such as power, open-loop gain, and bandwidth. Our method therefore yields completely automated synthesis of (globally) optimal CMOS amplifiers, directly from specifications.


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Thursday, 25 November 2010
Why the Cloudera - Membase partnership?
For those scenarios that require both scalable low latency data access and batch analytics to complete the application's mission. This kind of hybrid, bidirectional data integration is the topological requirement of new applications – AOL Advertising and ShareThis are joint customers with these requirements. A Flume interface provides a streaming interface from Membase to Hadoop; a Sqoop utility can be used for batch transfers between the two. Both of these utilities will be familiar to Hadoop watchers.
Basically OLTP (Membase) and OLAP (Cloudera/Hadoop). And I told you everybody Flumes.
Original title and link: Why the Cloudera - Membase partnership? (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://itmarketstrategy.com/2010/11/24/cloudera-convenes-colleagues-to-crunch-content-make-mine-membase/
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Membase and Redis
Attila Kisko, author and maintainer of a Membase .NET client:
Membase is awesome technology, but in many cases I have to be able to interact with my data more directly in the database. I use hash and counter data structures in Redis to implement a number of features in freeblog.hu. I'd probably switch to Membase if it had that sort of functionality.
Or in other words, scalable key-value stores are cool, but sometimes smart data structures fit better. Plus when such advice comes from a person close to your project, it's usually a good idea to listen to it.
Original title and link: Membase and Redis (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://blog.membase.com/membase-interviews-enyim-author-and-maintainer-attila-kisko
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Microsoft coaches NoSQL options for Azure cloud
The Register writing about Microsoft initiative to bring NoSQL databases to the Azure cloud, Membase and MongoDB being mentioned in the article
The addition of NoSQL suits Microsoft - by bringing more people to Azure - and it suits the NoSQLers, because they get more Windows devs to support.
You can run NoSQL options like Mongo and Memcached on Azure after some fiddling and configuring. The goal now is to deliver a development, deployment, and management experience already familiar to those on Windows, SQL Server, and Visual Basic.
Is VMWare/Spring making the same bet for the Java world? Judging by the Spring Data initiative, plus Grails support for Redis, Grails support for MongoDB, I'd say they are.
A question that I'd like to clarify to myself is how popular is memcached in the Java world? My impression is that Java people have stayed away from memcached so far, using Java based solutions like EHCache or Terracotta, but I might be completely wrong.
Original title and link: Microsoft coaches NoSQL options for Azure cloud (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/11/12/windows_azure_nosql/
Thursday, 11 November 2010
Membase: Quick Getting Started Videos
Two short videos on setting up ☞ a single Membase node (aprox.2 min) and ☞ a Membase cluster (aprox.3 min). As you can imagine this is just the very very basics. But on the other hand it is kind of cool to know that's so easy to get it up and running.
Original title and link: Membase: Quick Getting Started Videos (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
Membase Intro
An intro slidedeck to Membase:
Actually I'd say that the second part is much more than an intro, providing details on:
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- data buckets
- vBuckets (nb see more about virtual buckets)
- persistence behavior (memory for hot data, disk for cold data)
Original title and link: Membase Intro (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
Memcached/Membase: Writing Your Own Storage Engine
Not sure how many will need to implement their own storage engine, but knowing there're a couple of projects that support pluggable engines (Project Voldemort, Riak) it might be that for special scenarios special engines could perform better. Now you can learn how to do it for Membase:
Right now we've got an engine capable of running get and set load, but it is doing synchronous filesystem IO. We can't serve our client faster than we can read the item from disk, but we might serve other connections while we're reading the item off disk.
Original title and link: Memcached/Membase: Writing Your Own Storage Engine (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://blog.membase.com/writing-your-own-storage-engine-memcached-part-3
Friday, 5 November 2010
FameTown - A New AWS-Powered Facebook Game Using Membase
Any particular reason for Membase appearing mostly in game usecases? Or is it more like: "if Zynga is using Membase, then we will too"?
Under the hood, this Facebook game makes good use of AWS and a number of other technologies. Here's a summary:
- The game is written in Sinatra, a DSL (domain specific language) used to create Ruby apps with minimal effort. The code runs on Amazon EC2.
- Traffic to the EC2 instances is load balanced using the Nginx load balancer.
- Membase is used for data storage, hosted on a number of Elastic Block Storage (EBS) volumes.
- Scalr is used to scale and manage the application.
Original title and link: FameTown - A New AWS-Powered Facebook Game Using Membase (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2010/11/fametown-a-new-aws-powered-facebook-game.html
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Why Membase Uses Erlang
On what makes Erlang one of the best environments for building distributed systems:
At the end of the day, the real question isn't whether it would have been possible for us to implement our cluster management in another language; it's really a question of effort and maintainability of the result. With any other environment, we would have had to reimplement at least part of what Erlang/OTP provides, while we haven't really found ourselves reimplementing features provided by any other environment.
A NoSQL database per language ranking would look like:
- C: 2 Redis, Tokyo Cabinet
- C++: 3 Hypertable, MongoDB, Kyoto Cabinet
- C#: 2 RavenDB, sones GraphDB
- Erlang:
34 CouchDB, Membase, Riak, Hibari
- Java: 8 Cassandra, Hadoop, HBase, OrientDB, Terrastore, Project Voldemort, Neo4j, Hypergraph
Original title and link: Why Membase Uses Erlang (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
Friday, 15 October 2010
Membase and Cloudera with Flume and Sqoop
James Phillips (Membase):
On the technology integration front, we have built and are making available to customers two mechanisms for integrating Membase and Cloudera Distribution for Hadoop (CDH). The first is a Membase NodeCode module that can stream data from Membase to CDH in real-time. As new operational data enters Membase, it can be massaged in real time and pumped into a CDH cluster for processing. The second is a Sqoop-derived batch loader utility that enables loading of data from Membase to CDH, and vice versa.
Real-time integration using Flume. Batch integration using Sqoop. Sounds like Cloudera's tools are delivering.
Original title and link: Membase and Cloudera with Flume and Sqoop (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://www.infoq.com/news/2010/10/membase-cdh-integration
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Hadoop Spreading through Cloudera Parternships
Cloudera in its attempt to Hadoopize the world goes on partnership spree:
Many of you may have read about some of the recent announcements of partnerships between Cloudera and some of the leading data management software companies like Teradata, Netezza, Greenplum (EMC), Quest and Aster Data. We established these partnerships because Hadoop is increasingly serving as an open platform that many different applications and complimentary technologies work with. Our goal is to to make this as easy and as standardized as possible.
Checking the ☞ press release section turns out the following parnerships:
- Membase
- Talend
- Quest
- Pentaho
- NTT Data
- Aster Data
- EMC Greenplum
- Teradata
- Netezza
Quite a few companies from the non-relational market.
Original title and link: Hadoop Spreading through Cloudera Parternships (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://www.cloudera.com/blog/2010/10/cdh3-beta-3-now-available/
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My friend DP has been trying to get me to sign up for races with him for months.
Considering I spent the greater part of last summer on the couch, due to a serious burn injury, I continually turned him down. I had fallen out of shape and just couldn't find the courage to train again, lift again, and put in the grueling effort of caloric maintance and protein slamming.
But, DP knows what it's like to love running. Knowing that before my annoying injury last summer, I loved running too, he never gave up asking to join him in a race. Somehow, one day, he convinced me.
He asked me to sign up for a Spartan Race. It was "only a 5K" and I was "perfectly capable of handling it." He even threw in that I could race for free if I volunteered to help with the race. Free t-shirt, free race, helping out afterwards and watching other runners finish.
What doesn't sound awesome about that?
I told myself I could use training for a 5k as an excuse to get my couch-shaped rear back into running shape.
My boyfriend and I joined the local YMCA, where our good friends regularly attempted to tone their bods. We made plans and promises to support each other in this newly acquired get-fit challenge.
I was PSYCHED, energetic and hopeful. I had a run in my future. Alongside my closest friends, I had a gym schedule loaded with spin, running, lifting and random other classes, each prepared to rock my world back into shape.
At some point during the second week of 5 A.M. spin classes, I contacted the Spartan Race volunteer director to officially sign up for the Spartan Race and offer to help out for free entry. I had mentioned the run to my girlfriend at some point, and being that she had never raced before, she had casually agreed it would be a fun adventure for us.
Disregarding a final approval, I accidently tossed her name into the email as a fellow runner/helper. Following the sign up email, I googled the race while at the same time gchating with my friend quickly to inform her that she would be getting contacted re: racing and volunteering. I went back to the googled Spartan Race video window and my jaw dropped.
I quickly cut and paste the url box into my gchat window, but totally played it cool (as if I hadn't just witnessed a race like no other). I let her know that she was already signed up for the run, but that she should watch a video about it as soon as possible so she knew what she was up against. Without waiting for a response, I went back to Google and began looking for a slice of sanity in this seemingly impossible endeavor I had unknowingly signed up for.
I figured, after about ten minutes of abusing "the Spartan race" in my Google window, that I was going to have to back out. There was no way I could possibly compete in this sort of race. Mud? Water? Barbed wire? Obstacle course? All I wanted was a 5K! NOT a death wish! (insert kicking and screaming).
Minutes of googling turned into days, and weeks.
I didn't back out.
I watched video after video of the "not your typical 5K." I didn't see a torturous race. I saw fun; I saw smiles; I saw the high of finishing such an incredible, different kind of race. I saw Spartans.
I read testimonials and of competitors and comments by supporters. I didn't read regret or anguish. I read positivity, happiness and excitement. I read about Spartans.
I emailed handfuls of questions to Spartan race veterans. Their responses were not to train like I've never trained before and give up if I wasn't in shape in time. They encouraged me to prepare safely and excitedly for an invigorating, "helluva good time," won't ever forget it, run. I heard back from Spartans.
I became enthralled with running blogs and supporters of health, exercise and eating well.
Somewhere in there, I even convinced my boyfriend and another friend to sign up for the race and volunteer.
I've spent nearly every single day in the gym. I've blogged about the workouts, and the burn. I've hated life when my alarm went off at 5 A.M. and cursed at my own legs when I didn't think they could possibly carry me any longer. But I still keep on training to get back in shape. I work at it every day for my journey to Spartan.
I received confirmation from the run volunteer this week that I would be running in the first heat. Remembering that I had read at some point that the first heat was when the fierce "elite competition" usually races, I quickly shot back an email asking her if this was true. Spoken like a true Spartan, her response: "I'm not sure. . . things have changed slightly, and I haven't been filled in on all the details . . . Don't worry about it though, all the volunteers are elite in my mind ". I was at ease.
I am by no means in as good of shape as the competitors highlighted on the Spartan site. I don't run as far as my new blogger friends. I wouldn't consider myself completely back to being fit. But I am different than I was a month and a half ago. I'm a new person, with a new attitude and a new outlook on fitness and physical challenges.
This is corny, and probably only the thousands of Spartan racers would really understand, but I'm Spartan strong.
And in a few short weeks here, I'll be able to call myself a true Spartan racer.
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"Card strikes again!"
Having read the print versions of Card's book so far listening to the Audio version was a uinique experience. I read the summary and went in thinking that this would be an ok read but I had the impression that Pathfinder wouldn't be one of the author's better works. Boy was I wrong.
The lack of predictability. Often in a story I can glean at least a direction things are headed. In this book, from chapter to chapter, the story ended up nowhere near the place I'd expect it to be. Orson Scott Card has a very creative mind and an ability to take you places you'd never think were possible. This book is a prime example of that magic.
Sometimes the suspense. In the past I've found myself reading faster just to get through a particularly exciting part of the book but with a narration the flow is more measured and well, suspensgful.
Yes. This was one of the rare books you don't want to put down.
"Overall a good book but its for YA readers."
I might have given this book an extra star if it was labeled as a teen or YA (young adult). I would not have purchased it if I had know because many of the obvious teen plot lines end up in the book. To be fair to the author, I did continue on reading even after I realized this book was written for kids in mind. The author is quite talented and I did enjoy his writing style. He kept me interested enough to keep reading. Will I get book 2? I'm not sure. I suppose it depends on how interesting the Summary sounds but right now I'm thinking no, I will not.
Final Words: The book's description is accurate. If you liked books like I am Number Four you will enjoy this book.
"I didn't realize I liked Bean this much."
Hello. I am a fan of fantasy books but I often delve into the scifi genre, especially when Orseon Scott Card is the author. I am a huge fan of Ender's Game and the sequels involving Ender and Valentine. I stayed away from the other books involving Peter the Hegemon and Bean because they didn't involve Ender, at least not directly. Boy, was I wrong to do so. I sampled the free preview for this book and found myself wanting to know more. I really enjoyed this book and although I wish it had ended differently (I won't say how because I don't reveal spoilers) butI'm hoping in the future Mr Card will continue on with this story line. It is not Ender but it is enjoyable in its own right. The characters pull you in and as always, the author's writing style keeps you reading. Often I plan on spending maybe 30 miuntes but end up putting it down 2 hours later. Card's talent shines throughout this book.
If you like Ender and his "universe", you will enjoy this book. One thing I think I should add.....I didn't read the previous (I think it was 3) books in this series and I didn't feel I missed out on anything in this book because of it. Sure, I would have known more of the back story if I had read the earlier books and sometime I will go back and read them because as the Title above states, I didn't realize I liked Bean this much.
"Interesting take on Count of Monte Cristo theme"
Many reviews I read complained about this story being a ripoff of the Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas but I don't understand the criticism because this book is intended to be a modern take on that story and it is admitted by the author.
This book held my interest easily. Roger Allam does a wonderful job narrating and I will most definitely be looking for more work from him in the future. Much like other great narrators, he made me forget that I was listening to someone read a book. It's hard to explain but I was able to concentrate on just the story and enjoy the tale.
There were times where I couldn't see how Danny, our protagonist, would be able to get out from under the huge mess he was thrust into but everything came together quite well in the end. I did rage a little at many of the injustices and some parts were a little painful such as at the start; it did not seem plausible that Danny would be found guilty of murder in such an improbable situation but overall I was able to see just how easily one man's situation can change. I did remember reading many times how innocent people were sent to jail and it does happen much more often than most people would think. It is a sad but true fact of life in a country where money buys you a better defense.
The Count of Monte Cristo is a classic that should be enjoyed by every reader in my opinion and I would recommend this take on the story to anyone who enjoyed the Count of Monte Cristo. I daresay Alexandre Dumas would enjoy this take on his classic story.
"Not what I expected at all."
Reading the description for the book I thought this would be another book preaching the Christian religion and trying to get everyone on the path to God but I was pleasantly surprised. I try to stay away from Spoliers in my reviews so I'll just say that our protaganists and their interaction with people in the past was a lot of fun. I found myself laughing at many points in the book. I am not a strictly devout Roman Catholic but I was raised in the faith so although my recollection of every story in the bible isn't near perfect I was able to remember enough to really enjoy the different events Tom and David encountered. My foreknowledge so to speak, did not ruin parts for me but instead enhanced the story I think.
On to the elephant in the room. Will a strict atheist enjoy the book? I have to say they might not. A very lage part of the core of this book takes for granted that Christianity is correct. I can't say more without offering up Spoilers so that is all I can say about that. I think that in order to really enjoy this book you must at least believe that a higher power just might exist. If you can not at least concede that point then sure, you might enjoy the book simply for its fictional storytelling value, but I think that you might not enjoy this book.
"Quite The Enjoyable Story"
This book was one of those rare books where I was dreading the end but not because the story was bad or something bad was to happen, I wanted the story to keep going. I could not put this book down. I listen at work when the situation allows and two days running I made it home in the morning only to sit in the car an extra 10 minutes to keep listening.
The author has a very good writing style. He kept the story moving along and he kept me interested. I often speed up the narration to get through the boring parts in a book but I was finished with this book before I noticed that I had never even thought of changing the narration speed.
The concepts in this story can keep the protagonist busy for at least 2 more books in my opinion. I really hope the author continues this storyline.
"going to return the book - narrator ruins it"
I am going to return this book later on today. I tried repeatedly to get this book started but I just can't keep my mind on the story. I am a huge Forgotten Realms fan and love most of the novels but last night I finally bought the Kindle version and am already several chapters into the book and enjoying it. I've dealt with bad narrators before, I have over 150 audiobooks after all, but speeding up the narration to 1 1/4 or faster didn't help. I am not a huge fan of "Fareeda" (phonetically spelled from the way the narrator pronounces Farideh's name) but the 3 of them are fun to read about. I mean Farideh, her sister and the prince. After a spell they are very likeable but again, only in print, at least for me.
"Quite the interesting main character- Well done."
Most often I find that protagonist in most books lacking in certain ways but often the author compliments the hero with a supporting cast and they often come together to make the story enjoyable. The Gray Man is awesome in that the supporting cast is a plus but as legendary as he is in the book, he is very human in that he has his flaws and many I can relate with easily. I have zipped through the first two books and I'm a little sad seeing that there is currently only 3 titles in the series. The 4th will be out soon but not soon enough for me.
One thing that I couldn't help but laugh at. The Gray Man struggles with what is starting to be an addiction to pain killers. The author needs to learn a little more about morphine. It is not a psychedelic which at 20 mg will cause him to stare at the ceiling during a phone call and not be able to speak to his superior without stuttering, saying "whoa" and "wha?" when it comes time to talk about the exfiltration of a kidnapped president with his commando team leader whom he is holding captive can only say "Wow, they wind up those celing material strands by hand into these little......so on and so on". This was not his first time taking extremely strong painkillers and the amount he took would take the edge off, not cause him to trip as if he was on acid. I love the way the author does not get preachy about addiction but instead treats it as a normal person would treat it. Drugs are bad, we all know this since we are adults after all, and I was happy to see the author didn't decide to preach to me about it. Instead he describes how our hero deals with it, or doesn't deal with it for that matter since I don't know what will happen later.
Lastly I really enjoyed the author's writing style. The story kept me interested and as with some books, I did not have to go back to reread a section because something just didn't click. At times I forgot I was reading a book (listening, you know what I mean) and just enjoyed the story. The narrator gets a big thumbs up from me for this as well. They both hit the mark dead on.They were both....On Target! Sorry, I could not resist.
"A good start to an interesting series"
I was only able to give this book 4 stars for Story because although I really liked the book, it felt somewhat incomplete. Maybe it was the way it swapped back and forth between the two time lines, I don't know. Please don't misunderstand, I did like the book a lot, but each time I started really falling into the one time line story I was pulled back into the other. The two stories were well thought out and presented, my complaint isn't there....it's just that, well, maybe I'm not a fan of the split time line method.
That said, I still had to rate the overall and story a full four stars. It was that good I think.
The performance I gave 5 stars because the narrator is truly an artist. His narrating was good enough that often times I forgot I was hearing a reading, he had me so engrossed in the story.....know what I mean? It's hard to explain but please trust in this, James Langton is an artist and he really brought out the best in the novel.
"Alas, a fantasy story for adults instead of YA"
I enjoyed book one in this series but this book really took off. It's nice to see a story written for adults that doesn't involve teenagers stumbling along and having everything come together in the end mostly by accident.
We learn much more about Nathan in this book as well as Tommy the Werewolf. Tommy wasn't exactly a major player in book one, or at least not one I cared much about but in this book we learn much more and to be honest, the more I learned the more I liked him.
No spoilers, don't worry. I'm just glad the author included Tommy and I think you will also
I can guarantee that if you enjoyed book one, this one is a no-brainer. You will love it. Nathan just gets better and better.
For fear of giving up a spoiler I can only say, some things start to make more sense...finally.
"I almost skipped over this one, glad I didn't....."
I kept seeing the Night/Day Watch titles in my searches at Audible but for one reason or another, I kept skipping by them. I finally took the chance and I regret not doing so sooner. Maybe its because of the translation from Russian or maybe something else completely, but the flow of the story is captivating. Sometimes I forgot I was listening to a book. I would start thinking about this or that aspect of the story and often I had to rewind a section because I would just "space" out during a part. LOL. I thoroughly enjoyed the rich and detailed world the author setup. He has quite a talent for keeping the reader interested and wanting more. This book more so than others I've loved, kept me wanting to listen "just a little longer". More than once, after driving home listening I'd sit in my car on the driveway for a bit, just to get an extra 10 minutes farther into the story.
I will most definitely be following up this book with the Day Watch that I believe comes next. For those of you looking for something just a little bit different in the fantasy genre, this is it I think.
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Louisiana Tech did to Georgia State on Friday what the Panthers did to many of their opponents in the Sports Arena last year: the Bulldogs ran them out of the building, 86-68.
Led by Raheem Appleby, who scored a career-high 34 points on 14-of-19 shooting, Louisiana Tech pushed the pace as often as it could on offense and used a press and tough zone defense to contest most shots and passes. As the pace increased, Georgia State struggled. The result was Georgia State's second consecutive loss after a three-game win streak. R.J. Hunter led the Panthers with 23 points and Manny Atkins and Devonta White chipped in 13 each.
Georgia State coach Ron Hunter was afraid that the tough schedule he put together, which has included Duke (7-0), Brigham Young (5-2) and East Carolina (5-0), might be too much for his inexperienced squad, which has just one senior. The Bulldogs, which feature several sophomores who played last year, made the Panthers look for a gear that they didn't have. As a result, Georgia State's offense turned into a series of hurried shots and one-on-ones.
"It's hard on me," Hunter said. "I knew the schedule would be difficult. You got to worry about the psyche of our kids … As I told them we are going to be a good veteran basketball teams. Before you can walk you crawl. We are playing some really good basketball teams right now."
The team regained its composure in the second half, but the margin was too much to overcome. The Panthers shot 34.7 percent, missing free throws, layups and even an undefended dunk. They finished with 13 turnovers and 10 assists, evidence of the out-of-control nature in parts of the game, and were outrebounded by nine.
Defensively, the Panthers were unable to keep the Bulldogs from driving into the free-throw lane or down the baseline for open shots. Louisiana Tech shot 54.2 percent in the game and had 21 assists and 19 turnovers.
The blitz continued in the second half as the Bulldogs used a 12-0 run to open up a 56-30 lead. Appleby fueled the run with a three-point play, followed by a steal and that led to a dunk by Michale Kyser. Georgia State had chances to stem the surge, but Denny Burguillos missed a dunk and Hunter and T.J. Shipes missed four consecutive free throws. Hunter made up for it with two consecutive baskets before Appleby dunked to push the lead to 58-34.
The game started well for the Panthers, who ran out to a 14-7 lead early in the first half. Instead of folding, like some teams did when the experienced Panthers pushed last year, the Bulldogs responded with a 14-1 run to take a 21-15 lead.
"They were poised, like we were a year ago," Hunter said.
After the Bulldogs took a 28-20 lead on an Appleby basket, Atkins completed a three-point play to cut the Panthers' gap to 28-23. But Appleby started a 9-0 run with two jumpers to push the Bulldogs' lead to 37-23.
"This is what we wanted, we wanted to play tough teams," Hunter said.
Georgia State hires Trent Miles to coach football
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November 30th, 2012
11:01 pm
That was the roughest game I have seen during the Ron Hunter era and definitely one to forget.
December 1st, 2012
12:20 pm
Tough night at Hunterville! We're young and playing some really good teams before conference play. Appleby was shooting the eyes out of it. He's a player! Got to block out GSU post guys. Can't give up the defensive boards. We'll be back…. and keep your heads up guys!
December 1st, 2012
1:24 pm
Tough game to watch… We got beat by a better team, but our team has much talent and all we need to add is experience that will come with more games.
BTW we need to recruit a big guy for the inside!
Go Panthers!
December 1st, 2012
2:51 pm
Oh yea, forgot to say: Welcome Coach Miles! We need to establish a running game with our excellent returning receivers and develop and offensive strategy at GSU. Also, like the idea of a 4-3 system on defense. We need a motivator, recruiter and disciplinarian. Best of Luck!


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Barbara Kellar talks with representatives from the Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestra and Landor Associates about their upcoming concert: LumenoCity. These two free concerts are being presented at Washington Park in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood on Saturday, August 3 and Sunday, August 4 at 8:30 p.m. This highly anticipated, first of its kind project combines a live orchestral concert experience with mind-blowing visual elements. LumenoCity kicks off a community wide celebration of Louis Langrée's arrival as the next CSO Music Director.
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For most athletes, regardless of skill level, the mind has the potential to be the biggest roadblock in terms of progress. Fears, doubt, and worries have a very noticeable effect on performance, sometimes even impeding it. This post is not going to be lengthy, I just want to discuss one of the big things that we believe in: The concept of "Pick It Up."
One of the best pieces of advice I ever received from big strongmen was simply "pick it up". When it comes to lifting (especially Strongman), we have found that beyond the basic instruction, there isn't a whole lot else to do besides simply overcoming the weighted the object. Secret tips and techniques don't usually exist, and when weights get heavy, we receive questions about what technique they are doing wrong that is keeping them from moving the weight. In reality, it's not a technique problem, its a mental block that is keeping them from lifting the weight.
It can be a combination of a fear of missing the weight, looking stupid if they fail, or a fear of getting hurt that keeps them from lifting the weight. I have some personal experience with this, a few months ago I couldn't lift my 365lb concrete slab. I attribute the failure to a fear of the object, and a lack of confidence in what I was doing. A few weeks ago I carried the same stone for about 4 sets of 80ft each. I was able to do this because I simply envisioned myself as already lifting it, and now I just have to do it again. I didn't spend a lot of time staring at it, working myself up into a false frenzy, or standing there for 20 seconds with my eyes closed. I just bent down and picked it up.
Ian Wilson is an Olympic lifter, and a great example of this. He just walks up to the bar and picks it up, whereas someone like Klokov might spend 15 seconds on the bar before lifting it. It works for Klokov, but it doesn't work for everyone.
Keep negative thoughts from creeping in but getting rid of the time spent telling yourself you can do it. You know you can do it, so you don't waste time beforehand working yourself up into an artificial state of confidence beforehand, just get it done. If you fail or look like a jackass if you miss the weight, who cares? If you end up in a "lifting fail compilation" on Youtube, who cares? None of that matters. Fear of failure will keep you from greatness, I promise you that.
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It All Comes Down to This -- December Sales Key for Retailers
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After roughing it through a not so glorious new Black Friday, some department store retailers are now ratcheting up their marketing efforts in hopes of luring enough shoppers to end this holiday shopping season on a high note. However, others have yet to announce any major sales efforts, which could spell the difference between how well they do compared to their peers.
I say new Black Friday because sales that had traditionally been launched on the Friday following Thanksgiving began on Thursday this year for more retailers, including department stores. Even with the day earlier start, and longer hours, retailers still reported dismal same-store sales for the month of November.
Retailers blamed Hurricane Sandy for their lackluster sales in November – a key month in which retailers gain most of their revenues for the year. Shoppers in the Northeast were basically held hostage in their homes following the devastating storm. Repairing storm damage took precedent over holiday shopping for many. Barring no catastrophic events like that storm, the retailers that are more strongly positioned should pull through this month and report fourth quarter sales that trump those for the same period from a year ago. Their marketing efforts will prove to be crucial in making that happen.
One of the more ambitious marketing efforts comes from Macy's (NYSE: M). For last-minute shoppers, Macy's will be open 48 hours straight the weekend before Christmas. I can hear the complaints mounting now similar to the ones lobbed by workers who had to labor on Thanksgiving Day. In the long-run, the marathon hours should bode well for the department store chain and should be enough to keep it on track to meet its fourth quarter sales and earnings goals.
Company officials say they are on track to do so, even though same-store sales for November were down .7% compared to November 2011. They totaled $2.4 billion. Macy's expects same-store sales for this quarter to be up by about 4.2%. Earnings per share should be between $1.94 and $1.99. So we'll see if the country's second largest department store will be able to pull off these numbers. When the disappointing November same store sales came in, the stock's price dropped the most it has in 20 years.
As part of its holiday marketing efforts, Kohl's (NYSE: KSS) continues to promote its hassle-free return policy. Simply, customers can return any item, any time, for any reason, with or without a receipt. This concept should go a long way for Kohl's in attracting shoppers, considering the pain it can be when shoppers try to return unwanted gifts.
For November, Kohl's same store sales dropped 5.6% to $1.8 billion. No guidance was issued when the same store sales were announced.
Then there is J.C. Penney (NYSE: JCP). Who knows what, if any, marketing strategy this department store will roll out? All of this year, it has been all over the place when it comes to offering sales or discounts as CEO Ron Johnson has tried to revamp the chain. The original change called for the doing away with sales and coupons, and replacing them with an "everyday low price" policy. However, for Black Friday it promoted what it called "its only sale of the year." There has been a succession of other sales since then.
Observers clearly see that Johnson is backing away from the "everyday low price" policy because it was alienating more shoppers than it was attracting. The concern now is that the changes could backfire as customers grow weary of the constant changes in sales policies.
We have no idea whether J.C. Penney's one big sale of the year, or any other promotion for that matter, helped it to stymie its same store sales losses. It hasn't released any numbers and it is unclear if it will.
To further drive home the importance of December for the stores in the retail sector, consider this. Historically, December sales have made up about half of fourth quarter sales. Fourth quarter sales have accounted for 20% to 30% of a retailer's entire year of revenue.
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PRINCETON, N.J. (May 13, 2012) – The Rutgers men's and women's track and field teams concluded competition at the 2012 ECAC and IC4A Outdoor Championships on Sunday, May 13 at Weaver Stadium in Princeton.
On the women's side, RU finished 17th overall with 21 points, while the men placed 30th with nine points.
Junior Asha Ruth (Bowie, Md.) tied for second in the long jump with a mark of 19'8.25" (6.00m). She also took seventh in the 400-meter dash with a time of 54.81.
The 4x100-meter relay team of Ruth, Gabrielle Farquharson (Williamstown, N.J.), Corryn Hurrington (Bowie, Md.), Tylia Gillon (New Egypt, N.J.) placed second, clocking a time of 45.27. The Scarlet Knights received points in the field from senior Nwamaka Okobi (Freeport, N.Y.) who finished sixth in the long jump with a leap of 19'5.5" (5.93m). Okobi was also eighth in the triple jump, recording a mark of 40'1.5" (12.23m).
The men's team was led by senior Kevin Brown (Woodbury, N.J.) with a fifth-place showing in the 400-meter dash, clocking a time of 47.29. D'Andre Jordan (Brooklyn, N.Y.), Steve Werner (Newtown Sq., Pa.), Corey Caidenhead (Bergenfield, N.J.) and Brown finished fourth in the 4x400-meter relay in a time of 3:10.62.
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