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PITTSBURGH (AP) The Latest on Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final between the San Jose Sharks and Pittsburgh Penguins (all times local): --- 11 p.m. Goals in the playoffs are usually more gritty than pretty. The game-tying, overtime-forcing goal in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final is the latest example. San Jose created a net-front presence with a pair of players, giving Justin...
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CHICAGO, IL – FEDRUARY 09: Joe Thornton #19 of the San Jose Sharks celebrates his empty net goal in the third period against the Chicago Blackhawks with Justin Braun #61 at the United Center on February 9, 2016 in Chicago, Illinois. The Sharks defeated the Blackhawks 2-0. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) The San Jose Sharks doubled up the St. Louis Blues last night, thanks...
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The San Jose Sharks have placed forward Tommy Wingels and defenseman Justin Braun on injured reserve. The team also called up defenseman Dylan DeMelo from Worcester of the AHL and loaned defenseman Mirco Mueller to Worcester on a conditioning assignment Tuesday. Wingels and Braun both left Monday night's 5-2 loss to New Jersey with upper-body injuries. Braun got hurt blocking...
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Wine producers in the Rhône Valley in France routinely blend varietals (principally Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre for reds, and Viognier, Marsanne, and Roussanne for whites) to achieve greater complexity and balance in their wines, but similar efforts have encountered resistance in the United States, where classification by varietal is the system overwhelmingly used in both retail and restaurant accounts. Despite widespread agreement among producers that blending Rhône varietals can produce superior wines, blends have encountered resistance from the market, and a lack of understanding from the buying public.
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Nice game Hill. I'm sure that the utes are seething with jealously over a good QB. They seem to be have problems, again, and again, at QB. Next year looks to be promising with a little more reps under the belt.
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BYU is fortunate to have this opportunity on national tv...they played well, no shame in a 10 oint or 2 score loss. I do wish Cougars would have gone for it on fourth downs near goal line, instead of kicking for 3's. In this kind of game, there has to be some risk taking and everyone must play lights out all game long. Thanks to the players who provided great effort and corny as it may sound, Hope the players found joy in the playing of the game, in the good fortune to be involved.
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Good job, Lasike! Great performance.
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Down Under......It will not matter if Hill gets more reps under his belt. As long as Anae is the O.C. he will struggle and so will the Cougars....
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The Cougs have struggled with one thing above all others over the last decade that has doomed many a season - the red zone. Yes, calling it the blue zone would be more appropriate as it is the freeze zone for the cougs, but calling it blue aint helping. Figure it out Cougs!
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Kerron Johnson doesn't like the potential scenario, but he accepts it.
"I think we'd be heartbroken," said Johnson, Belmont's leading scorer at 14.1 ppg, about the possibility that the team could win the Atlantic Sun title but miss the NCAA tournament by losing in the conference tournament.
Belmont's current plight rivals that of a multitude of mid-majors that have fallen short of the sexy résumé that sends the nation's bigger programs into the at-large pool each year on Selection Sunday.
The Bruins opened the season against Duke and Memphis, both nationally ranked at the time, but couldn't pull off an upset in either contest.
They've split games against Middle Tennessee State and Marshall. Conference losses to Lipscomb and USC Upstate really dented their at-large plans.
With two more games to play -- the Bruins beat USC Upstate 88-79 on Monday night -- they have already grabbed a share of the Atlantic Sun title for the fifth time in seven seasons. But they probably won't seize a trip to the NCAA tournament (they're ranked 70th in the RPI) unless they cut down the nets in Macon, Ga., site of the conference tournament.
"As far as an at-large bid, it would have been nice to be in the running for that. We know we're not and it makes us a hungrier team," Johnson said. "It just makes us that much more determined, that much more hungry, desperate. Those teams are the ones that make runs in the NCAA tournament, the teams that get hot at the right time."
Senior Mick Hedgepeth, however, said regular-season champions in mid-major leagues deserve more at-large consideration in situations where the conference tournament champ and regular-season victor are different.
"I would say that it's harder to win a regular-season championship and that truly reflects the best team in the conference more so than the conference tournament champion," he said. "Upsets happen and basketball's a funny game. At the same time, I can see the other side of the argument."
But Hedgepeth, like his teammates, doesn't make excuses for Belmont's predicament. The Bruins (22-7, 14-2 Atlantic Sun) put themselves in this position. And now, their goal is to win the rest of their games and earn another trip to the NCAA tourney (they lost to Wisconsin in the first round last season).
"We understand that playing teams close doesn't get it done all the time. We don't pride ourselves on moral victories," Johnson said. "Us losing to Duke by one is the same thing as maybe Maryland losing to Duke by one. It's not a win. You have to get those wins. We've put ourselves in a position where we have to win out. And we're fine with that."
But the Bruins, who returned four starters from last season's 30-win team, have finished strong, winning nine in a row.
They're third in the nation in scoring (82.3 ppg) and are in the top 20 in assists (17.8 per game, sixth) and field goal percentage (48.6, 17th). And they've held their opponents to a 43 percent clip from the field, which ranks second in the Atlantic Sun.
Johnson said the team will treat its remaining slate like college football teams view their seasons, knowing that one loss can change everything at the BCS level.
"We feel like we're playing for a lot more. Every game means something for us," Johnson said. "It's that kind of college football feel where every game matters. You can't take a night off."
Five individual performances you might have missed
Jamelle Hagins (Delaware): The 6-foot-8 junior forward scored 14 points and grabbed 18 rebounds during Delaware's 71-57 road win over Hofstra on Feb. 14 and recorded 15 boards in a 68-64 victory against Hampton on Saturday.
Jake Odum (Indiana State): What an up-and-down week for the sophomore guard. He finished with 34 points (17-of-21 from the charity stripe), seven rebounds and seven assists during his squad's 83-77 overtime win against Illinois State on Feb. 14. But he went scoreless in a 75-54 road loss against Butler on Saturday.
Darrion Pellum (Hampton): The 6-foot-6 senior guard finished with this impressive stat line in his team's 82-62 victory over Maryland-Eastern Shore on Wednesday: 33 points, five rebounds, two assists and six steals.
Doug McDermott (Creighton): The sophomore and national player of the year candidate gave the Bluejays 36 points (14-for-20) and 11 rebounds during Creighton's 81-79 victory over a talented Long Beach State squad Saturday.
Javier Carter (South Alabama): The 6-6 forward finished with 10 points, 10 rebounds and eight blocks in South Alabama's 66-61 win over Western Kentucky on Saturday. The entire Hilltoppers squad recorded six blocks in that matchup.
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George Mason 62, VCU 61 (Feb. 14): Sherrod Wright nailed a deep 3-pointer at the buzzer to seal the victory for the Patriots. The Rams' Briante Weber hit 1 of 2 free throws with 3.8 seconds on the clock to put VCU up by two. But Wright came back on the other end and hit the improbable trey. Ryan Pearson's 24 points helped the Patriots overcome 16 turnovers.
Loyola Marymount 75, Saint Mary's 60 (Wednesday): Loyola Marymount's Drew Viney led all scorers with 17 points as the Lions pulled off the upset over the Gaels on the road and shook up the WCC race. The Gaels committed 14 turnovers and shot 6-for-28 from the 3-point line. The Lions followed up the victory with a 61-53 win against Horizon League leader Valparaiso on Friday.
Drexel 69, Cleveland State 49 (Saturday): Add the Dragons to your list of March Madness sleepers if their name is called on Selection Sunday. The Dragons have a harassing defense that's disrupted the CAA all season. Cleveland State made just 27 percent of its shot attempts in the loss. Freshman Damion Lee led the Dragons with 18 points.
San Francisco 66, Gonzaga 65 (Saturday): It wasn't a BracketBusters matchup, but this game certainly affected Gonzaga's WCC title hopes and potential NCAA tourney seed. Rashad Green hit the game winner for San Francisco with 3.3 seconds on the game clock. Green led four Dons in double figures with 16 points.
Iona 90, Nevada 84 (Saturday): This is why the Gaels will be dangerous in March if they crack the field of 68. Their talented offense can match just about any offensive attack in the country. They shot 62 percent from the field against the WAC's top scoring defense.
Five games you don't want to miss
Evansville at Creighton (ESPN3, 8 p.m. ET, Tuesday): The Bluejays don't control their own fate in the Missouri Valley, but they can certainly get revenge in this matchup. On Feb. 7, they lost 65-57 at Evansville, part of a three-game losing skid.
No. 12 Murray State at Tennessee State (ESPNU/ESPN3, 8 p.m. ET, Thursday): Tennessee State's 72-68 road victory over the Racers on Feb. 9 ruined Murray State's chances of a perfect regular season. Another loss to the Tigers could affect the Racers' postseason. In a bad way.
BYU at Gonzaga (ESPN2/ESPN3, 11 p.m. ET, Thursday): A pivotal matchup in the West Coast Conference. Both BYU and Gonzaga entered the week one game behind Saint Mary's in the race for the conference title with identical 11-3 records. The Cougars won the first meeting.
George Mason at Virginia Commonwealth (ESPN2/ESPN3, 6 p.m. ET, Saturday): On Valentine's Day, George Mason defeated VCU on a buzzer-beater (62-61). In Richmond, VCU will have an opportunity to avenge that loss and keep its CAA title hopes alive. George Mason was tied with Drexel at 14-2, while VCU was one game behind both teams at 13-3 entering the week. Both George Mason and VCU lost to Drexel earlier this season.
Butler at Valparaiso (ESPNU, 7 p.m. ET, Friday): I guess we shouldn't be surprised by now, but the Bulldogs have won four in a row and still have a chance to grab a slice of the Horizon League's regular-season crown, despite losing four of seven games from Jan. 8 to Jan. 28. But they have to win out. Valpo is the No. 1 team in the conference, but the Crusaders have lost two of three.
The Mid-Major Power 15
(Conference USA, Mountain West and Atlantic 10 are not included.)
1. Wichita State: The voters in the coaches' poll finally woke up and ranked the Shockers.
2. Murray State: The Racers recorded a dominating victory over Saint Mary's on Saturday.
3. Creighton: The Bluejays outplayed a tough Long Beach State squad Saturday.
4. Long Beach State: The 49ers went to Omaha, Neb., and nearly upset the Bluejays.
5. Saint Mary's: Matthew Dellavedova's health is more concerning than a road loss versus the Racers.
6. BYU: The Cougars have won five in a row, and they're one game behind the Gaels.
7. Gonzaga: Lost control of its own WCC fate with an unexpected loss to San Francisco last week.
8. Drexel: Add the Dragons to the list of NCAA tournament sleepers after a 20-point win versus Cleveland State.
9. Harvard: The Crimson are two games ahead of Yale after Friday's victory over the Bulldogs.
10. Iona: Impressive victory over Nevada in BracketBusters.
11. Middle Tennessee State: Captured Sun Belt title with Saturday's win over Florida Atlantic.
12. George Mason: The Patriots share first place with Drexel.
13. VCU: After a loss to the Patriots on a buzzer-beater, the Rams can get revenge this weekend.
14. Oral Roberts: The Golden Eagles have lost one game since Dec. 15.
15. Belmont: The Bruins (82.3 ppg, third nationally) have won nine in a row.
Myron Medcalf covers college basketball for ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @MedcalfbyESPN


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TV-14 | 43 min | Drama, Sci-Fi
A wealthy couple come into possession of an anthropoid named Jerry. Based on a story by Robert Heinlein.
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Writers: Harlan Ellison, Josh Olson | Director: Jonathan Frakes | Stars: Stephen Hawking, John Hurt, Brian Dennehy, James Denton
Votes: 279
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42 min | Drama, Sci-Fi
Set in a world where droids prevent killings before they happen. Based on a story by Robert Sheckley.
Writers: Sam Egan, Robert Sheckley | Director: Harold Becker | Stars: Stephen Hawking, James Cromwell, Sean Astin, Vincent Gale
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I recently posted my take on a silk ribbon and rolo chain design that was featured in January's Bead Style mag.
I saw this chain last week when it was posted and said 'hummmmm....I bet!' So here we are.
I think next is the same chain with wire mesh ribbon as the connector rather than leather.
Components:large link chain--rolo or rectangle and leather cording (I happen to have in my stock a lobster claw clasp) but a matching sturdy clasp or it can be tied if you use ribbon (be sure to use finished edge ribbon!)
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What a cool and creative bracelet!!
Very cool!
Pam, this is simply fabulous!!! I keep coming back and looking at again & again!!! Love your idea — hope you don't mind if any of us borrow it, please!
Please enjoy! Not my design at all! I saw a version with rollo chain and ribbon. I wanted an edger version, so I used leather. Then I saw this box chain and went crazy.
I have some more rollo on order with some wirelace—let's see how that one turns out!
Looking forward to seeing it, Pam! 8)
This is great! I'm glad to see how this design works with chain other than rolo. I've been thinking about doing the same thing just to see how it looks. Now I know. I still might have to give it a try as soon as I find the right style of chain. Thanks for posting this picture.
Update: the wirelace didn't seem to have 'the right stuff'. I think I am going to stick to ribbon and leather.
Nice Idea…Don't want to seem naive, am a newbie to all of this..but how is it clasped??
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Programmed cell death (PCD) is an active process of cellular suicide essential for development and immune responses in eukaryotes. In plants, PCD plays critical roles in plant development and survival. It is involved in leaf senescence, development of xylem tracheary elements, and regulation of lace plant leaf shape during development (Lam et al., 2001; Gunawardena et al., 2004; Rogers, 2005). Localized PCD, also termed hypersensitive response (HR), is known to be a mechanism mediating plant responses during pathogen attack (Lam et al., 2001; Lam, 2004; Greenberg & Yao, 2004). Recent researches have shown that diverse environmental stresses, such as salt stress, drought and nutrient starvation, are able to induce PCD in plant root tips (Huh et al., 2002; Liu et al., 2009). The results indicate that this active program is highly conserved and is involved in development and response to external stimuli.
Programmed cell death has been classified into three categories based on the morphological features during PCD: apoptotic, autophagic and nonlysosomal PCD. Apoptosis results in breakdown of cell fragments by another cell, and autophagic PCD occurs within the dying cells Nonlysosomal PCD means that the cells kill themselves by inhibiting some major biosynthetic pathways, by destabilizing the membranes or in other unknown ways (Van Doorn, 2005; Van Doorn & Woltering, 2005; Hatsugai et al., 2006). Current evidence shows that, in plants, both developmental PCD and stress-induced PCD, such as that caused by nutrient deficiency, are forms of autophagic PCD (Patel et al., 2006). The mechanisms underlying this active suicide strategy remain largely unknown. However, the current evidence indicates that this strategy may play a crucial role in both the execution of morphogenetic decisions based on perceived information and the subsequent adaptation to heterogeneous environments.
Plants, because of their sessile nature, have evolved varying strategies to adapt to and tolerate unfavorable conditions. The most important strategy used by plants is to have greater plasticity in postembryonic growth and development. It is assumed that PCD plays an important role in plant developmental plasticity and subsequent adaptation to various adverse environmental stimuli. However, our understanding of plant PCD and its underlying mechanisms is still in its early stages. The most extensively studied type of plant PCD is HR-PCD. The timely activation of HR-PCD is considered to be essential for containment of a pathogen near the infection site (Liu et al., 2005; Patel et al., 2006). In dealing with abiotic stress it has been reported that PCD in plant root apical meristem cells is induced by salt stress (Huh et al., 2002). Other examples of PCD have been found in the formation of constitutive aerenchyma in roots of bulltongue arrowhead (Sagittaria lancifolia) (Schussler & Longstreth, 2000) and in the formation of inducible aerenchyma in maize (Zea mays) roots (Gunawardena et al., 2001). Programmed cell death has also been implicated in root tip death in maize and pea (Pisum sativum) exposed to flooding stress (Subbaiah & Sachs, 2003). Recently, several important genes mediated plant cell PCD have been identified, and endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress-mediated programmed cell death has been found to be involved in cell death progression induced by both biotic and abiotic stresses (Watanabe & Lam, 2006, 2008; Costa et al., 2008). For example, BAX inhibitor-1 (BI-1) located in the ER was identified as a key attenuator of cell death in eukaryotes. In plants BI-1 mRNA level is increased during leaf senescence and under several types of environmental stimuli, such as salt, heat, etc.). Loss of function in AtBI1 results in hypersensitivity of the mutants to the stresses, whereas overexpression of the gene suppressed the plant's cell death induced by abiotic and biotic stresses (Watanabe & Lam, 2006). Recent genetic and pharmacological results also showed a pivotal role of AtBI1 during ER stress and ER stress-mediated cell death (Watanabe & Lam, 2008). AtZIP28 and AtZIP17, the ER stress-induced leucine zipper transcription factor genes anchored to the ER membrane, have also been found to be key players in stress responses. They regulate the target genes of unfolded protein response (UPR) in ER and subsequent ER homeostasis and the proper folding and maturation of secretory proteins (Liu et al., 2007a,b; Costa et al., 2008).
One of the least-known forms of PCD is that which occurs in response to drought. Drought is the most severe adverse environmental factor limiting plant productivity in both natural and agricultural systems (Verslues et al., 2006). Whenever and wherever drought occurs, plant water deficit develops. Because the plant's roots regulate water intake, soil water status can alter plant root depth and root length density in a pronounced way. Water stress not only affects primary root growth, but also alters lateral root initiation and elongation (Van der Weele et al., 2000; Deak & Malamy, 2005). Importantly, extensive studies of the effects of drought on root mortality have shown that severe soil water deficit and/or prolonged drought induce premature root death. Drought-induced root death is considered quite common among plant species, as it has been found in various crops and forest trees (Deans, 1979; Taylor, 1983; Goss & Watson, 2003). Despite the fact that drought-induced root death is thought to be very important for plant response to water deficit, its physiological roles and the mechanisms of the process are poorly understood. In particular, we wanted to research whether or not the drought-induced root cell death is PCD, exactly which cells die, and the morphological features of cells undergoing PCD. Such an analysis would provide an important foundation for further research on mechanisms regulating the PCD in root tips induced by water deficit, and their roles in the developmental plasticity of root system architecture.
In this study, we chose Arabidopsis as a model for the study of cell death induced by water stress that is simulated by polyethylene glycerol (PEG-8000; Amresco, Solon, OH, USA). We report the identification and description of the PCD that occurred in root tips under water stress. We further examined the ultracellular features of the PCD using transmission electron microscopy analysis. We also analysed the expression of the genes in ER response signaling and the responses of atbi1 mutants to water stress. We demonstrated that AtBI1 is a critical mediator of water stress-induced cell death, and the ER stress signaling is involved this process.


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It's been three years since popular synth band Minuit's last release. Their latest, Last Night You Saw This Band, comes just in time for summer road trips and fun at the beach.
It will be out on December 21, followed by the official release show the night after, in Christchurch.
Based in Wellington, the three- piece band - Ruth Carr, vocals, Ryan Beehve, machines, and Paul Dodge, machines - have been playing together for more than a decade.
Time spent in Rarotonga inspired many of the ideas for the songs on their latest album.
"Ruth was working in a scuba dive shop there," Dodge said. "She had a dictaphone and was recording heaps of ideas. So in the background it will sometimes have rain on the roof, or there's one on the back of a motorbike, which you can just hear."
While Carr was away, she exchanged her building skills for the chance to work on getting her scuba diving grades.
"I always wanted to learn to scuba dive, so I just emailed some places to see if I could work for free and learn some stuff," she said.
Dodge said Last Night You Saw This Band still had the Minuit sound, but was more scaled back.
"It might surprise people. I find it really crisp and percussive. And songs really jump out," he said.
The island theme continues with the use of Pacific island style beats, along with the vocals of some children from an orphanage in Haiti that Dodge visited while helping there after the 2010 earthquake.
Dodge said that as well as the ideas of island adventures coming through, the album also touched on the extremes of what it was to be human.
Minuit will be playing at Homegrown music festival in Wellington in March.
The album is in digital form as well as on CD and vinyl.
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Porirua Pak 'n Save picketed by 'stick men' demanding more pay for workers
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This weekend, 6/25-6/26, is the one we have all been anxiously awaiting, the CMA's Centennial Festival Weekend! This weekend-long event will feature a wide array of performances and special programming for museum visitors.
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