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Cabled Knit Scarf
This beautiful cabled scarf made with Loops & Threads™ Impeccable™ is the perfect accessory to keep you warm and comfy in cool weather. It's perfect for gift giving, too!
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Material List
- Loops & Threads™ Impeccable™ 4.5 oz/128g: #01008 Aran (3 balls)
- Size 5.5mm (U.S. 9) Knitting Needles or size needed to obtain gauge
- Cable Needle
Project Instructions
Step: 1
Approx 8-inches (20.5cm) wide x 64-inches (162.5cm) long.
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16 sts and 22 rows = 4-inches [10cm] in stocking st.
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Cast on 37 sts.
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Knit 7 rows (garter st), noting first row is WS and inc 7 sts evenly across last row. 44 sts.
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1st row: (RS). (K1. P1) 3 times. K1. P2. K26. P2. (K1. P1) 3 times. K1.
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2nd row: (P1. K1) 3 times. P1. K2. P26. K2. (P1. K1) 3 times. P1.
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3rd row: (P1. K1) 3 times. P3. K2. (C4F) 6 times. P3. (K1. P1) 3 times.
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4th row: (K1. P1) 3 times. K3. P26. K3. (P1. K1) 3 times.
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5th and 6th rows: As 1st and 2nd rows.
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7th row: (P1. K1) 3 times. P3. (C4B) 6 times. K2. P3. (K1. P1) 3 times.
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8th row: As 4th row.
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Last 8 rows form pat.
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Cont in pat until Scarf measures approx 62.5-inches [159cm], ending on a 2nd row and dec 7 sts evenly across last row. 37 sts.
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Knit 7 rows.
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Cast off knitwise (WS).
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C4F = slip next 2 sts onto cable needle and leave at front of work. K2, then K2 from cable needle
C4B = slip next 2 sts onto cable needle and leave at back of work. K2, then K2 from cable needle
cont = continue
dec = decrease(ing)
inc = increase 1 stitch by knitting into front and back of next stitch
k = knit
p = purl
pat = pattern
rs = right side
st(s) = stitch(es)
ws = wrong side
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The center cable panel alternates rows of cable crosses to form a woven look.


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You're "elite" in American's eyes if you qualify for one of the carrier's top frequent-flier categories, such as Executive Platinum or Gold. That'll get you various perks, such as ticket upgrades and priority check-in.
"American saves seats for our valued elite customers, who typically have a shorter booking window than other customers," Faulkner said. "When those seats go unfilled by elite customers, they become available for selection by any customer during the check-in window."
What about that one seat that had magically transformed from a premium seat to a regular seat? Faulkner attributed that to complex algorithms that do that kind of thing.
Needless to say, this is a pretty hinky way of doing business. The system does seem designed to spook you into spending money for unnecessary upgrades.
Moreover, American could certainly do a better job of disclosing that the number of seats offered at any given moment may not actually reflect the true number of seats available.
I get that a business wants to reward its most loyal customers, its "elites." But that shouldn't entail deceiving everyone else.
And about that new fare structure: American might want to rethink how it's now offering three tiers of coach tickets.
Travelers can buy a bare-bones ticket and still face the $150 change fee and a $25 baggage fee each way. Or they can pony up an extra $68 to avoid the change fee and check a bag round-trip without an additional charge free.
For an extra $88 instead of $68, travelers can get both those perks, plus some airline miles, plus some booze on the flight.
Figure it like this: If you're checking a bag on both legs of a round trip, you're already facing $50 in fees. What's an additional $18 or $38 for the peace of mind of knowing you won't get slapped with a $150 fee if you have to change a booking?
Or so American seems to be hoping you'll think.
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And to alleviate that threat, they're offering the opportunity to pay up to $38 more per ticket. If Tony Soprano did this, we'd call it a protection racket.
Not a very elite way to behave at all.
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Commander died on January 4, in Hahira.
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That was the ruling made Friday by Judge Charles Montemayor following several hours of testimony on the condition of the children.
Three of the children were in the foster care of Iliana Archuleta, 40, and her 42-year-old husband Tim Archuleta.
Two others were the couple's biological children.
The couple, along with their nephew, Rogelio Archuleta, 40, were arrested on Oct. 13 and charged with injury to a child.
During Friday's hearing, Dr. Shayla Nienow said the three foster children were malnourished when she examined after they were removed from the couple's home.
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In 2013, Ionut Budisteanu, 19, of Romania was awarded the Gordon E. Moore Award of $75,000 for using artificial intelligence to create a viable model for a low-cost, self-driving car. Eesha Khare, 18, of Saratoga, CA and Henry Lin, 17, of Shreveport, LA received the Intel Foundation Young Scientist Awards of $50,000. Eesha developed a supercapacitator, an energy-efficient storage device that has the potential to replace conventional batteries; and Henry simulated clusters of galaxies providing valuable new data to help better understand the mysteries of astrophysics.
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It's never too early to give Santa a head start, and Edward and Christopher Cervantes took full advantage of that fact on Friday night in downtown Aurora where the big man himself made his first holiday season appearance.
Edward, 6, and big brother Christopher, 9, stood patiently in line at the David L. Pierce Art and History Center during the city's Winter Lights Holiday walk. With their wish lists in hand, the boys insisted they've been anything but naughty this year.
"I've been good," Edward said with a grin.
"For most of the year," mom, Monica, chimed in. The Cervantes family spent the evening downtown with hundreds of other Aurora residents to watch the city's giant tree come to life, and participate in the bevy of events happening throughout the star-lit streets.
"I didn't think this many people would turn out," Chris Cervantes said of the event, which filled the streets with carolers and lighted luminaries. "We came to see the tree lighting, but we saw there was a bunch of extra stuff to come to."
At Millennium Plaza, along the Fox River on Stolp Avenue, families snuggled up together as they listened to young carolers sing holiday tunes. They munched on popcorn and hot chocolate as they enjoyed the mild winter weather.
There was an ice sculptor dressed as an elf, who chiseled a giant block into a masterpiece outside the art center. Inside, local artists had their work for sale as patrons shopped for unique gifts to give.
Naperville's Sue Borghesi was one of several artists who set up shop inside the gallery in hopes to sell some of her one-of-a-kind creations.
"This whole event is really exciting," she said of the holiday walk.
"There are so many things going on. To have all of these people come to celebrate in downtown Aurora is just great. I wondered where everyone would come from, and where they would park, but they all found their way."
On the third floor of the art center, Santa and the Cervantes boys smiled for the camera, along with dozens of other children who were eager to find a spot on Santa's red, velvet knee.
"[The event] really gave me the Christmas spirit," said April Clingan of Aurora, who was on hand with daughter Summer Miller, 3. "I saw her face light up when the tree was lit, and it was absolutely worth it."
Clingan joined friend Anna Richardson of Aurora and little Scotty Anderson, 4, to watch Mayor Tom Weisner light the city's giant tree for its first time of the season at North Island Center on Galena Boulevard.
The green and blue lights twinkled brightly as children's jaws dropped in awe.
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On this Friday, Santa caps were worn more as a novelty, as the bitter winter weather had yet to creep in.
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The E-5's got you covered for flash. First, there is a real PC (Prontor-Compur) outlet on the front to connect a sync cord. Second, there's a hot shoe on top that's compatible with a range of optional external flashes, including the Olympus FL-36R and FL-50R. Third, you can wirelessly control any of these aforementioned flashes because the camera's pop-up flash includes a commander function. The E-5 can control up to three wireless flash groups independently and control of multiple flashes is possible in an environment where both the FL-36R and FL-50R are used simultaneously. I took the E-5 into a friend's studio using various kinds of lighting combinations that were controlled by a PocketWizard (www.pocketwizard.com) slipped onto the E-5's hot shoe and, combined with the ease of the camera's Manual mode, hit the mark with perfect exposures each time. See the illustrations for specific details on lighting setups and exposures.
The E-5 has twin card slots that accept either a CompactFlash Type I UDMA or SD (SDHC/SDXC compatible) card. Class 6 or higher SD cards are recommended for optimal video clip shooting. You can transfer image files from one card to the other right inside the camera but the E-5 lacks some of the tricks, such as shooting Raw on one card and JPEG on the other in Raw+JPEG, found on other pro SLRs. But at least I won't have the xD-Picture Card to kick around anymore. Depending on your chimping habits and use of pop-up flash, the E-5 should deliver 870 shots. Based on my experience, I think that's accurate but I wish Olympus would redesign the battery charger so that no cord is required, much like Canon and Nikon have done with most of their SLRs.
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The E-5's ergonomics are similar to the E-3's and that means they're very good. My only quibble was that the recessed area for the Exposure Compensation button was an uncomfortable fit for my fat fingertips, but other than that all of the controls are similar to the E-3's or have been improved for better access and use. That big LCD is handy but my proboscis was always covering part of it, resulting in the dreaded nose grease smudges. People with smaller beaks than mine will have less of a problem. I don't like the flimsy battery compartment door that's carried over from the E-3, but maybe that's just me. The E-5 has a hefty feel and is 4.4 oz heavier than its Canon EOS 60D doppelgänger. With the 12-60mm lens, the total package weight goes up to 48.48 oz, which didn't wear me out but made its presence known over time.
The world of testing cameras is never what it seems to be, and one of the biggest challenges of fall in Colorado is that the weather can be unpredictable. Soon after the E-5 arrived I went to Barr Lake State Park to try the camera with infrared filters. The wind had been blowing for many hours and leaves from trees in the park, that had already started changing, began to blow up, up, and away. There was still a strong wind blowing when I made the first, non-IR photographs. For the digital infrared shot made in the same spot, I held an A-series Cokin 007 (89B) filter in front of the same 12-60mm lens used in the "before" shot. The lens has a 73mm filter thread and I don't own a screw-on IR filter that size, so the A-sized Cokin just covered the lens. The biggest problem when shooting with a filter in front of any non-converted SLR is that it inevitably produces long exposure times and with the Cokin 007 it produced 13-second exposures at f/11 and ISO 400.
Then it was off to New Mexico, The Land of Enchantment, where instead of traditional landscapes I photographed urban landscapes around Albuquerque in areas such as Old Town, Nob Hill, the campus of the University of New Mexico, and even suburbia for some nighttime experiments where that big LCD screen was perfect for real-time Live View monitoring of white balance and exposure, enabling perfect color and exposure for after dark shots. Live View and the E-5 helped me get shots I could not otherwise make.
The E-5's TruePic V+ image processing engine uses a new algorithm that delivers more detail from each pixel and is supposed to generate lower image noise in photos captured at higher ISO settings. I made some sharp, noise-free images of the dimly lit interior of the 300-year-old San Felipe de Neri church, showing how useful the E-5 will be for wedding photographers. The church interior benefitted from real-time Live View monitoring of color balance and exposure, eliminating shooting and chimping, shooting and chimping… The E-5 gets the shot when you need it and often handed me a pleasant surprise.
The camera has an ISO range of 100 to 6400, although when you select anything higher than 3200 a message appears on the LCD stating that this is an "extension." Punching the ISO up to 2500, I made handheld nighttime exposures and found that under low light and high ISO settings, the camera produced admirably low noise. The relatively low shutter speed was easy to hand hold because of the E-5's three modes of in-body image stabilization: I.S.1 is for two-dimensional activation; I.S.2 is for one-dimensional activation in landscape frame to vertical direction moving; and I.S.3 covers one-dimensional activation in Portrait mode for horizontal direction moving. There's also "off" when using the camera on a tripod.
The Olympus E-5 is one tough SLR that's as much at home with the working pro, especially wedding photographers, as it is with advanced amateurs who like to experiment with special effects. The new camera combines all of the best features of the E-3, tosses in some improvements, and then whisks in a lagniappe of all the internal firmware goodies that Olympus has been heaping on their other cameras since the E-3's launch. Oh yeah, and it does HD video, too. All that's available in a rugged camera at the same original price as the camera it replaces as the company's "flagship." The Olympus E-5 is one smart camera.
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The menu, also featuring a Memphis BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich and a Carolina BBQ Tendercrisp Sandiwch, will debut on May 21.
While a Burger King publicist wouldn't confirm if this menu is intended to lure customers away from the McDonald's McRib, the Burger King rib sandwich does bare a BBQ-themed resemblance.
Burger King described the Rib Sandwich as a "juicy boneless rib patty with a sweet and tangy BBQ sauce" that is "topped with crispy bread and butter pickles" served on a "warm toasted artisan style bun."
McDonald's (MCD, Fortune 500) spokesman Ofelia Casillas didn't discuss the competition. She said the McRib, a seasonal product, was currently unavailable, but she promised that it would come back, noting that it's usually offered in the fall.
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Impressive as that is, it trails behind KFC's now-defunct Double Down, which once boasted 540 calories. The sandwich used twin slabs of fried chicken for buns, instead of bread.
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Russell Potter, associate professor of English at Rhode Island College, will give the lecture "The Terrible Aspects of the Frigid Zone: The Arctic in 19th-Century Visual Culture" at the Clark Art Institute on Sunday, March 17, at 5:30 p.m. Potter has written numerous articles about the Arctic and popular culture. He is a contributor to the forthcoming Encyclopedia of the Arctic and the editor of Arctic Book Review. His talk is offered in connection with the exhibition Arctic Diary: Paintings and Photographs by William Bradford. Admission is free.
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NEWTON, Mass., Feb. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- TripAdvisor®, the world's largest travel site*, today announced the results of its fifth annual vacation rental survey of more than 1,100 U.S. respondents, which shows that 52 percent plan to stay at a vacation rental in 2014, up eight percent compared to those who stayed in a rental last year. The top three reasons travelers will choose a vacation rental over a hotel stay this year are: more living space (67%), lower rates than hotels (53%), and better amenities (50%). Ninety-four percent of U.S. respondents who have previously stayed in a rental said they were satisfied with their experiences.
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- All people usually resident in the area at the time of the 2001 Census, who did not state a current religion, or that they had no religion. The religion question in the 2001 Census was voluntary. Missing responses to this question were coded as 'Religion not stated'.
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- 2001 Census: Census Area Statistics, Community Well-being / Social Environment, People and Society: Income and Lifestyles
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On Saturday February 15, 2014, the Thelma Lovette YMCA in Pittsburgh's Hill District celebrated its second year with an outstanding Black History month event, centering on the theme "From Which We Came." The Teenie Harris Archive was invited to display the myriads of photos which Teenie shot in and around the old Centre Avenue YMCA, […]…More
The Rev. Donald McIlvane, a retired Roman Catholic priest and staunch ally to the underserved, passed away February 16, 2014. Father McIlvane was not only a worldwide religious leader, but unquestionably, a compassionate Civil Rights soldier, as well. Although Rev. McIlvane was an unlikely candidate to become a radical priest, having come from a well-to-do […]…More


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Game #29: Denver (20-8, 10-5 SBC) vs. North Texas (16-12, 9-6 SBC)
Sunday, February 26, 2012 • 1 p.m. MT
Magness Arena (7,200) • Denver, Colo.
TV: Pioneer Vision • Radio: AM 1510 & FM 93.7 • Web: www.DenverPioneers.com
About Denver: DU is 20-8 overall and 10-5 in the Sun Belt Conference, tied for second in the SBC West Division and 1.0 games behind division-leading Arkansas-Little Rock. The Pioneers' 20 wins are tied for the most in the team's 89-year NCAA Division I history. Denver is fifth in the nation field goal percentage (.495), 11th in both three-point field goal percentage (.404) and free throw percentage (.761), 16th in assists (16.1 per game), 18th in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.32), and 38th in scoring defense (61.0). The Pioneers were picked to finish fourth in the SBC West Division in the preseason coaches' poll. Junior Chase Hallam was named Preseason All-SBC Second Team, and senior Brian Stafford landed on the third team.
About North Texas: The Mean Green are 16-12 overall and 9-6 in the SBC this season, including 5-7 mark on the road. North Texas sits in fourth place in the Sun Belt West, just one game behind Denver for second. NT is led by former high school All-American Tony Mitchell, who has averaged 15.6 points, 10.8 rebounds and 2.9 blocked shots since becoming eligible on Dec. 18. The Mean Green lost their second and third top scorers, Chris Jones and Jordan Williams, who were declared ineligible for the second semester. Alzee Williams is averaging 10.1 points per game. North Texas is averaging 71.0 points per game, second in the SBC, while holding opponents to 64.6 points. NT leads the SBC in rebounding with 39.8 per game. The Mean Green were picked to finish third in the SBC West Division in the preseason coaches' poll, one spot above Denver. Mitchell was selected to the Preseason All-SBC Second Team, and Kedrick Perkins made the third team.
The Match-up: Denver is 9-16 all-time against the Mean Green but 7-5 in Denver. North Texas edged DU 75-74 in overtime at the Super Pit on Jan. 21, when Alzee Williams hit a tip-in at the buzzer. The teams split their meetings last year with each team winning at home.
Winning Ways: The Pioneers' 20 victories this season are tied for the most in DU's 89-year Division I history and the most in Denver's regular season history. The Pioneers also won 20 games in 2004-05.
DU's Sun Belt Scenarios: Denver (10-5) currently is slotted for the No. 3 spot in the SBC Tournament, trailing Middle Tennessee (14-1) and Arkansas-Little Rock (11-4). The Pioneers are tied with Louisiana-Lafayette (10-5), but hold the tiebreaker against the Cajuns, since the teams split their two games and DU beat top-seeded Middle Tennessee, which has already clinched the SBC title. The Pioneers can still win a share of the SBC West Division title, if UALR loses Saturday and DU wins Sunday. However, UALR would still hold the tiebreaker over Denver for the No. 2 seed. If DU loses Sunday, the Pioneers would claim the No. 4 or 5 seed. Because ULM will not participate, this year's SBC Tournament will give byes to the top five seeds.
Senior Tribute: The Pioneers will honor seniors Brian Stafford, Rob Lewis, Justin Coughlin, Travis Hallam, Alex Pickert and Tyler Thalken prior to Sunday's game against North Texas.
Magness Magic: The Pioneers are concluding the regular season with three-straight games at home, where DU is 13-2 this season, improving DU's record to 60-13 (.822) at Magness Arena in five years under head coach Joe Scott. During that stretch, the Pioneers are also 36-6 (.857) against Sun Belt opponents at Magness Arena. However, DU has won just one of the past four home finales.
Three's Company: Denver hit 16 three-pointers against ULM on Feb. 18, tying the Magness Arena record first established by the Pioneers against UMKC on Dec. 3, 2002.
U-Tube: Chris Udofia is leading the Sun Belt in scoring with 14.9 points per game, and he is third with 2.4 blocks per game and fourth with a .544 field goal percentage, which rank 24th and 31st in the nation, respectively. The 6-foot-6 forward had four blocks against ULM on Feb. 18, moving him into fourth place on DU's single season list with 68, and his 107 career blocks rank fifth. This season, Udofia also ranks 10th in the SBC in assists (2.9 per game) and 19th in rebounding (5.3 per game).
Chief of Stafford: Senior guard and team co-captain Brian Stafford scored a game-high 25 points against ULM on Feb. 18, increasing his career total to 1,538 points, the fourth-most in Denver history. Stafford also played his 121st career game, all starts, setting the DU record. Stafford also hit six three-pointers against the Warhawks, increasing his career total to 257 and moving into third in DU history and fifth on the Sun Belt Conference all-time three-pointers made list. This season, Stafford is second in the SBC in three-point percentage (.469), which would rank fifth in the nation but he is two makes shy of the minimum. Stafford also is first in the SBC in three-pointers made (2.4 per game), third in minutes played (33.1 per game), fourth in scoring (14.3 per game), sixth in free throw percentage (.800), and eighth in field goal percentage (.512). Stafford is eighth on DU's all-time list with 311 free throws made.
Academic All-American: Senior Brian Stafford was among the 15 student-athletes named CoSIDA Academic All-American, earning a spot on the third team. Stafford is a finance major with a 3.7 cumulative grade-point average. Both Stafford and Chase Hallam were named CoSIDA Academic All-District 7. As a team, the Pioneers compiled a 3.4 combined GPA in 2010-11.
The Long Rangers: Senior Brian Stafford went 6-for-9 from beyond the arc and freshman Brett Olson hit 5-of-9, as Denver tied a Magness Arena record with 16 three-pointers against ULM on Feb. 18, matching DU's effort against UMKC on Dec. 3, 2002. It also was just two makes shy of DU's all-time record of 18 three-pointers set at Southern Utah on Jan. 4, 2004. The Pioneers are ranked No. 11 in the nation in three-point shooting at 40.4 percent (237-of-586), which is also the best mark in the Sun Belt. DU is averaging 8.5 three-pointers made per game, second most in the SBC and 18th in the NCAA. The Pioneers are 10-1 this season when hitting 10 or more three-pointers with the only loss coming after hitting 11 three-pointers at North Texas on Jan. 21. Denver is just 14 three-pointers shy of the team's single season record, 251 set in 2009-10. DU ranked sixth in the nation and first in the SBC from three-point range last season, hitting 40.1 percent (232-of-578). The Pioneers have at least one three-pointer in 177-straight games, dating back to Feb. 2, 2006. Behind the arc, Denver has improved from 23rd in the NCAA in 2009-10 (39.5 percent), 39th (37.7 percent) in 2008-09 and 174th (34.8 percent) in 2007-08.
Better Than Half Full: Denver shot 55.3 percent (26-of-47) from the field against Louisiana-Monroe on Feb. 18, marking the fifth-straight game since Feb. 4 that DU has hit at least half of its field goal attempts. During that stretch, the Pioneers have shot a combined 55.0 percent (132-of-240) from the field and 41.1 percent (46-of-112) from three-point range. Denver has shot 50 percent or better 14 times this seasons and 59 percent or better five times. Strangely, DU is 10-0 this season when shooting between 48 and 59 percent, and just 2-3 when shooting better than 59 percent.
Royce Rolls: Freshman forward Royce O'Neale is 33rd in the nation in free throw percentage (.862), which also leads the Sun Belt. O'Neale scored a career-high 21 points at North Texas on Jan. 21, when he also had five steals, the most by a DU player since Chase Hallam had five steals at Wyoming on Dec. 14, 2010. During conference play, O'Neale is first in the SBC in free throw percentage (.902); fifth in field goal percentage (.529) and defensive rebounds (5.1 per game); seventh in steals (1.5 per game); 10th in rebounding (6.2 per game); 14th in three-point percentage (.390); 15th in assists (2.3 per game); and 18th in scoring (11.5 per game).
Playing the Percentages: The Pioneers are fifth in the nation with a .493 field goal percentage. According to ESPN.com, DU is second in the nation in adjusted field goal percentage (58.3 percent), which gives added weight to three-pointers to determine overall offensive effectiveness. Likewise, KenPom.com has Denver ranked second in the nation in effective field goal percentage at 58.3 percent and second in two-point field goals at 56.4 percent.
A Little Help from Their Friends: The Pioneers registered 22 assists on 26 field goals (84.6 percent) against Louisiana-Monroe on Feb. 18, raising DU's average to 68.0 percent (450 assists on 662 field goals) this season, the highest percentage in the nation, according to KenPom.com. DU has seven players averaging 1.65 assists per game or better, including Chris Udofia who is 10th in the SBC with 2.9 assists per game. The Pioneers recorded an assist on 66.1 percent of their field goals last season (371 assists on 601 field goals made), ranking sixth highest in the nation.
Can't Drive 65: The Pioneers are 20-1 when holding opponents to 65 or fewer points and 0-7 when the opponent scored more than 65 points.
OhSoClose: Denver has lost in the final 1.1 seconds of four games this season, including a 75-74 overtime loss on a buzzer beater at North Texas on Jan. 21. The Pioneers lost on free throws with 0.4 seconds remaining in overtime at ULL on Feb. 2 and with 1.1 seconds left at Florida Atlantic on Feb. 9, as well as on another buzzer beater in overtime against Iona on Dec. 7. DU is 4-19 in overtime games since returning to NCAA Division I in 1998-99. Denver's last seven losses have come by an average of 2.9 points and none by more than seven points.
Sun Belt Celebration: The Pioneers invited all of the former men's and women's basketball players who played in the Sun Belt Conference back to Magness Arena for Denver's final regular season game in the conference on Sunday. DU enjoyed its time in the SBC for the past 13 years but will move to the WAC beginning July 1.
Frequent Flyers: In the first 43 days of 2012, Denver played just three home games, while traveling to nine on the road. During that stretch, the Pioneers traveled 12,032 miles by plane and bus.
Welcome to the WAC: On Nov. 11, 2010, the University of Denver accepted an invitation to join the Western Athletic Conference (WAC), effective for the 2012-13 athletic season. The Pioneers will move from the Sun Belt Conference (SBC) to the WAC for 10 of their NCAA Division I sports programs. The Pioneers will join the WAC for men's and women's basketball, women's soccer, gymnastics, men's and women's golf, men's and women's tennis, volleyball, and women's swimming & diving. The Pioneers returned to NCAA Division I in all 17 sports in 1999-2000, when they joined the SBC. Denver has claimed 33 SBC championships since 1999. Denver has enjoyed its 12-year partnership with the SBC. The WAC also added Texas-San Antonio, Texas-Arlington, Seattle and Texas State to its league for 2012, which also includes Utah State, New Mexico State, Idaho, San Jose State and Louisiana Tech. Boise State will join the WAC in all sports other than football in the 2013-14 season. The WAC is nearly 50 years old and is the sixth-oldest conference in the country. In men's basketball, the WAC has sent at least two teams to the NCAA Tournament in 24 of the last 28 seasons.
Road Show: The Pioneers went 7-6 on the road this season, marking DU's first Division I winning road record since 1970-71 and only the ninth time in Denver's 89-year Division I history (see chart). In the previous five years, Denver had a combined six road victories.
Scott Signs Four Student-Athletes: Denver signed Nate Engesser (Colorado Springs, Colo.), Jalen Love (Wichita, Kan.), Bryant Rucker (Frisco, Texas) and Dom Samac (Zagreb, Croatia) to National Letters of Intent to join the Pioneers in 2012-13. Engesser, a 6-foot-3 guard, was the Colorado Class-3A Player of the Year and All-State selection last season at Colorado Springs Christian School. Love is a 6-foot-2 guard from Wichita (Kan.) East High School. Rucker is a 6-foot point guard from Frisco Centennial High School. Originally from Zagreb, Croatia, Samac is a 6-8 forward/center, who plays for North Broward Prep in Florida.
For Starters: Denver's primary starting lineup this season includes players from five different classes: freshman Brett Olson, sophomore Chris Udofia, junior Chase Hallam, senior Brian Stafford and graduate student Rob Lewis. Additionally, all five started games during their freshmen seasons, including Hallam and Stafford who have started every game during their careers.
Six Returning Starters?: Denver returns five players who started at least 15 games last season: Brian Stafford (30), Chase Hallam (30), Travis Hallam (29), Tyler Thalken (18) and Justin Coughlin (15). Additionally Rob Lewis, who has started 48 games in his career, returns to DU's lineup after missing last season due to injury. Stafford and Chase Hallam have both started every game since arriving at Denver.
Rising Stars: The Pioneers will honor exemplary elementary school students for excellence in academic, aptitude and character at DU basketball games this season. Public Service Credit Union purchased tickets to provide to the Rising Stars, their families and friends for the game in which they will be honored.


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Jikai, my reference to grasping at straws was to your odd response to the piece on war by HHDL, not anything else, including your pacifism.
Here is a well known (arguably the most well known to the western world) Buddhist teacher seemingly writing that some wars could be seen as morally justified, and explaining why (while clearly not making an exhortation for Buddhists to participate in them, pointing out the tremendous human cost etc.) Instead of admitting this, you tried to claim he was saying something other than what he is saying, and that your argument for absolute pacifism is "Buddhist Orthodoxy", while my questioning of your argument is not. It's not as if I am advocating war or violence, I am asking if there are rare times where it can be unavoidable to prevent the suffering of others.
The Brahma Net sutra was written something like 700 years after The Buddha's death wasn't it? It is one thing to say that there is some doctrinal argument for your position, another to quote from a sutra like that and say it is "arguably the Buddha" saying the words.
The conversation basically then devolves into me being less religious than you because I am not convinced of your position of absolute pacifism.
Am I supposed to respond to this kind of stuff, or should I just give up?
I think I know the answer to that one.


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AFT honors winners of Prize for Solution-Driven Unionism
A consortium of New York City public schools that has achieved outstanding results by stressing in-depth teaching over high-stakes testing, and a coalition of state workers that saved Connecticut $1.6 billion through a new preventive healthcare plan, are the winners of the AFT's inaugural Prize for Solution-Driven Unionism.
AFL-CIO pledges support for 'Reclaiming the Promise'
The AFL-CIO pledged on Sept. 11 to join the AFT, parents, and community and civic leaders to help reclaim the promise of public education by fighting for safe, strong neighborhood public schools to meet the needs of all children.
Delegates to the AFL-CIO convention unanimously approved the AFT's "Reclaiming the Promise of Public Education" resolution.
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In her latest column appearing in the New York Times, AFT president Randi Weingarten writes about the promise—and the possible pitfalls—of the new Common Core State Standards. If implemented properly—namely, by ensuring that frontline educators are prepared to teach these rigorous new standards—we can provide all children with the problem-solving, critical-thinking and teamwork skills they need to compete in today's changing world. If not, they will end up in the dustbin of abandoned reforms. Read her full column.


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What Causes Liver Disease - Dogs
The large size of the liver stands testimony to the multifunctional roles that it plays in the health of a dog. Its importance can be gauged from the fact that 25% of the blood pumped out with each heartbeat goes into the liver alone. Another significant aspect of the liver lies in the fact that it stores its capacity for emergencies and uses only a small amount of its potential at any given time. This inherent property actually works against your pet as the symptoms of liver disease in dogs remain hidden for a long time. The liver has an advantage that is matched by very few organs in the body. Liver cells can regenerate themselves allowing a disease-struck liver to resume normal functions in many cases.
The liver is also involved in practically all that goes on in the body. It is involved in growth, supply of nutrients, providing energy and filtering toxins. It also aids other organs in their functions. Understanding liver disease in dogs is a complex process. The causes behind liver malfunction, however, can be tabulated for easy understanding.
The liver is located in the most forward part of the abdomen of a dog, so far up that it almost touches the diaphragm, the muscles that helps in breathing in mammals. Any injury in that part of a dog's body, being hit by a car for example, can fracture a liver lobe and cause bleeding into the abdomen. A minor contusion heals by itself, but excessive bleeding can cause death. A heatstroke and torsion of the liver lobe can also restrict liver functions.
Trauma, viruses, drugs, bacteria, bile, (a digestive secretion of the gall bladder) and toxic foods can cause inflammation of the liver. An inflamed liver is known as hepatitis.
An inflammation of the pancreas can indirectly spread to and cause liver disease.
Hemolytic anemia, an immune mediated disease can restrict availability of oxygen to liver cells, thus killing the cells.
Most of the liver problems are accompanied by bacterial infection, making the use of antibiotics a routine matter while treating canine or feline liver disease. Heartworms are internal parasites that can block the flow of blood into the liver. Like any other disease that causes the failure of the right side of the heart, blockage of blood supply can cause serious liver problems.
One of the main functions of the liver is to treat and discard toxins occasionally ingested by dogs. In addition, some drugs administered for various diseases can also affect the liver. Cortisones and other drugs for treating heartworms, arthritis, fungal infections, epilepsy medicines and de-worming medications can all negatively affect the liver.
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A liver disease in dogs is usually secondary. Problems elsewhere in the body reflect on normal liver functionality. Moreover, the symptoms of a liver disease are subtle and some dogs do not show any symptoms early in the course of the disease. All pets of eight years and above should be examined regularly, preferably every year. An early detection will help to improve the prognosis of liver disease.
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Although it is not illegal to have or consume alcohol on a boat in the State of Kansas, it is illegal to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs while operating a boat or personal watercraft on Kansas water. Any person who operates or attempts to operate a boat has given consent to an alcohol and/or drug test by KDWPT Law Enforcement Officers. Failure to submit to a test will result in loss of boating privileges for three months, and a conviction of boating under the influence is punishable by fine and/or imprisonment and the loss of boating privileges. Successful completion of an approved Boating Education Course may also be required.
Many factors contribute to the way alcohol affects a person on the water, such as the sun, wind, glare off the water, dehydration, and motion of the waves, causing a person to become intoxicated 3 times faster than on shore.
Just like on land, having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08% or higher is considered legally intoxicated. Anyone under the age of 21 is considered to be legally intoxicated if their BAC is .02% or higher.
It is illegal for the owner or operator of a boat to allow someone who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs to operate their boat. An intoxicated adult instructing a child who is under 12 years of age or a person who was born on or after January 1, 1989 who has not completed a boater safety course, is considered to be operating under the influence.
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Humans and androids crowd the raucous streets of New Beijing. A deadly plague ravages the population. From space, a ruthless lunar people watch, waiting to make their move. No one knows that Earth's fate hinges on one girl. . . .Source: NetGalley
Cinder, a gifted mechanic, is a cyborg. She's a second-class citizen with a mysterious past, reviled by her stepmother and blamed for her stepsister's illness. But when her life becomes intertwined with the handsome Prince Kai's, she suddenly finds herself at the center of an intergalactic struggle, and a forbidden attraction. Caught between duty and freedom, loyalty and betrayal, she must uncover secrets about her past in order to protect her world's future.
Expected publication date: 03/01/12
Cinder is an incredibly well written and imaginative retelling of Cinderella, with a futuristic twist.
Romance doesn't play a heavy role in Cinder. The relationship between Prince Kai and Cinder was a sweet one, it developed slowly and Cinder's awkwardness towards Kai was just adorable.
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Sorry you are unhappy. Is there anything he can do that he is not doing?
Well, a few months ago, I would have said no.
But lately he has been reverting to his old behavior, so I would have to say, yes, there are things he could do...and I have talked to him about that...but he doesn't seem to get it...
Have you forgiven him? Do you still love? Can you imagine life without him?
I have forgiven him. And I do so still love him. But, I can also imagine life without him. And I am not sure which way would be better.
If he retired as pilot would it have a chance?
At this point, him being a pilot, or traveling for whatever reason, doesn't make a difference. So, no, him retiring as a pilot would not make a difference.
there's just too much that time cannot erase
dday 9/11/08
And the more I know, the less I understand
Because of you...I am afraid...
you ok?
[This message edited by karmasnmf at 9:53 AM, June 28th (Monday)]
I went to back to IC this morning, and it helped alot.
glad IC is working. You know that we are here for you if you need us.
I am so sorry to hear that he's going back to his old behavior. That's an absolutely boundary for me, too. I hope you find happiness soon :)
[This message edited by gooddaysbaddays at 12:12 PM, July 9th (Friday)]
In my opinion, I think you're getting yourself bogged down with details. Yes, they are significant, but are they moving you forward toward reconciliation? How important is it to know just how much was thought out or not thought out? Will any of these details change the way you feel about reconciling?
I totally get wanting to figure out the "perfect storm" as to how the ONS could have happened. I focused on that a lot for the first year or so. I still do, sometimes. But I do think it's more important to focus on what he's doing now to make your relationship better, if in fact you can find it in your heart to forgive. That's what will move you forward.
All the best to you.
These next few days/weeks/months will be difficult. Take each moment as it comes and reach out to people who you trust (and I think your husband can be one of those people, depending).
So sorry you are here, but you are in a supportive place.
How are you? How is pregnancy going? Are you and your husband doing well?
Good Wife?
But ah... so much easier said than done :)
How are you? How's everyone else out there that hasn't posted in awhile?
is it really possible to let this one night/one mistake not define who he is??
JanaGreen--I think it still counts. One common thread in ONSs is consumption of alcohol.
RushingIt--absolutely it does not have to define him. But the ONS happened for a reason--because boundaries were poor, FOO, KISA syndrome, or any number of other problems. So even if it doesn't define him, it came from some part of him. That part needs to be mercilessly tracked down and systematically addressed if he will move beyond being a person who is vulnerable to this kind of activity.
Keep posting! Let us know if there's anything we can support you with or opine on :) And best of luck in these challenging times.
ps I am so glad to hear pregnancy is going well, 1Marley!
they are referenced here alot on SI.
hang in there everyone.