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The numbers speak for themselves: 925 clients, 106 business starts and 337 jobs created and retained. Those are just a few of the accomplishments for the Tennessee Small Business Development Center (TSBDC) at Volunteer State Community College. It's the five-year anniversary of the TSBDC and business owners have plenty to say about the help they've received.
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Sorry to hear that poor Rosie had another fit, it must be one of the hardest things ever having to deal with dogs with seizures.
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Oh no! I am so sorry. It is incredibly intense with so many things going on. I hope that it is a case of a change in routine and that she settles down asap!
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I am so very sorry to hear Rosie had another surgery. Please don't ever leave her in the car by herself. That could end tragically!!
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I'm so sorry that Rosie is having seizures again. It's so very hard to deal with this awful condition. We were lucky that my BF could be home with Charlie for the year that we fought his seizures. I don't know how we would have coped otherwise. Even so, we know that he had seizures when we couldn't be with him and that was simply a terrifying reality.
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She wears a seatbelt for her own safety in the car. She usually isn't left in it for so long but occasionally she is for my work. She hates being left at work in a kennel and she really hates being left alone at home so I have no other option as this way she can be with me a lot and I can monitor her more closely. We didn't choose to have epilepsy so we have had to make some allowances. She absolutely adores being in the car so she is happier there. When I say tangled, she just wasn't settled fast asleep and her harness was more twisted up - the bit which attaches to the seatbelt so I could tell she had been unsettled. It cannot choke her, it is a harness. I wish I could spend all day at home with her but life isn't like that. I do know what I am doing and I do not neglect my dog. Most of the time the car is parked right by where I am working and I can keep a very close eye on her.
Thank you for your concerns, she has improved and I hope this is the end of it for a little while. I did realise her tablets are coming to the end of their shelf life so that may be contributing.
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Sorry to hear Rosie is having a few problems again. Monty too has been having episodes quite frequently (about every 2 weeks) for the last 4 months. I fear that the Keppra is no longer working with him.
It is very difficult to keep an eye on them continuously and sometimes you have to just do the best you can. You do have to carry on with your life as well.
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Hope Rosie holds her own. Since starting KBr Tailer has only had a couple...single seizures. The Pheno could not do the trick if he had the runs...it lasts only 12-18 hours. The KBr lasts days! I'd add that if I were you...
As far as he car goes...Tailer love to go and does everyday with me...sometimes he is in the car for hours...windows down, just hanging out.
Good Luck Rosie! Woof!
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I wonder.......
My husband has Epilepsy and he is taking Lamictol (lamotrigine)
Do they have any trials with dogs being placed on it?
It's a wonder drug in our case, once a day, cause it's a time release, not a seizure since he started it, and no blood levels need to be drawn.
AND, other than occasionally being off balance, no side effects.
In fact, my husband is so controlled, we forget he has Epilepsy.
Maybe check in to it?
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The Manufacture has partnered with the 16th Shanghai International Film Festival for the third consecutive year. On this occasion, an evening benefit gala auction will be held in the Shanghai Exhibition Centre on the opening day of the festival to demonstrate Jaeger-LeCoultre's support for the development of the Chinese film industry
The Master Ultra Thin Jubilee model sold for a remarkable amount of 350,000 yuan
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Our dedicated healthcare professionals provide care for complex conditions, support strong patient engagement and lead on world class research.
However, we can do better which is why the four nations of the UK have come together to launch the consultation on the United Kingdom Plan for Rare Diseases, to see how we can build on our good practice.
A rare disease is one affecting fewer than 5 in 10,000 of the population. Rare diseases can affect anybody at any stage of their life and can affect physical or mental health or both. They can range from debilitating, life-limiting conditions to manageable conditions that do not affect daily living.
More than 5,000 rare diseases have been identified. As advances in science and technology allow us to achieve more, we need to ensure our services keep pace.
Sadly, 75% of rare diseases affect children and 30% will die before their 5th birthday. Scientific advances are also enabling more children with rare diseases to live into adulthood and we need to ensure the right care is available as they move from childrens' services to adult services.
Together with the Departments for Health in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, we have published this Plan for consultation and we hope it will help improve the lives of people with rare diseases and the lives of their families too.
Early diagnosis of a rare condition and better co-ordinated care will help us make small but very important changes to our current practices.
The consultation document recommends using specialist centres to make an exact diagnosis. This will ensure people are treated earlier and, in some cases, could save lives.
The report rightly notes all doctors need the right training to be aware of the possibility of a rare disease and it recommends the care of patients with rare diseases should be better co-ordinated.
Better co-ordination of care can really help patients. For example, by providing a national service for patients with epidermolysis bullosa, an inherited skin condition, through a 'one stop shop', patients would not have to attend separately the dermatologist, the dietician, the chiropodist, the dentist and any other practitioners they may need to see. This can save time, money and inconvenience by avoiding multiple visits to different clinics and hospitals.
This is the first time the UK has had a coherent set of proposals on rare diseases, which outlines how we can build on our strengths through improved co-ordination of services, stronger research and better engagement with patients and their families. The proposals will benefit patients and help the NHS to be more efficient.
Many rare diseases are of genetic origin and it is vital we embrace the advances in genetics and genomic medicine and ensure the NHS is ready to take advantage of these developments. We need to reduce delays in diagnosing rare diseases and ensure training for all clinicians enables them to be alert to the possibility of a rare disease in their patients and to secure the right diagnostic investigations.
Screening at birth for some rare diseases is one way to avoid delay in diagnosis and there are already national screening programmes for several rare diseases.
The UK National Screening Committee advises me, my counterparts in the other administrations and the NHS in the four UK countries on all aspects of screening.
Training of medical and other staff in the NHS is among the best in the world, however, we cannot be complacent. We need to ensure, through both basic training and continuing professional development, all doctors are alert to the possibility of a rare disease when they see a patient.
Wales is proud to be part of the United Kingdom, which is at the cutting edge of international research in rare disease. Most of the biomedical research centres funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) are conducting research on rare disease. The UK participates in rare disease research at European level and will be actively involved in the new International Rare Disease Research Consortium (IRDiRC).
A recent study indicated better care of patients with rare neuromuscular diseases could save the NHS £31 million per year by avoiding emergency admissions. This money could be better used in research, looking into the causes and, therefore, the cures for these debilitating diseases.
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Comparative study of the architecture of the ancient world, including Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Europe.
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Why My Hindu Practice Has Made Me A Better Catholic
A man gains a better appreciation for the Catholic religion from his Hindu practice.
I recently took a pilgrimage to Corpus Christi Church on 121st Street off of Broadway, here in New York City. This is where Thomas Merton, the great Catholic monk/mystic/author, was baptized, formally beginning a spiritual journey which has captivated and inspired millions of truth-seekers over the past few generations, myself included.
It was a special enough moment to be there, but a certain deeper resonance came as I stepped back out into the street, as I suddenly saw my past, present, and future all before me. My past, raised in the Catholic tradition by my family in Detroit, as represented by Corpus Christi Church and Merton, faced me in my present situation, as an aspiring Hindu minister in New York City. I turned to my left to see the potentiality of my future, as represented by Union Theological Seminary, where I am currently applying, and where I hope to find an experience to harmonize my spiritual aspirations with my concern to be a servant to creating justice in the world.
I was reminded that we owe a tremendous debt to that which has shaped us, to those who have helped to form us. We can forget this so easily, when the cult of our own individuality oversteps its boundaries. I was once again reminded that what I appreciate most of all in my own spiritual journey is gaining a greater and more loving acceptance of where I have come from, from the sacred roots of my family.
The Catholic faith of my youth planted within me the seeds to seek the truth. Now the tables have turned, as my experience of the incredible vistas of Hindu theology and practice has turned a shining light back to where I was before. In fact, I see that where I was before is very much the same as I am now. My Hindu faith has made me a better Christian.
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Foxborough, MA (SportsNetwork.com) - Gillette Stadium is set to host crucial
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The Crew's season looked dead and buried long ago, but the appointment of
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"We know we need help somewhere along the line, but we've got to help
ourselves," Bliss said. "If we get six points, I'm not even sure that does it.
I don't know. We have to play like we're still in it and go at it. If we're
looking at the standings and there's still a mathematical chance, there's no
reason why you should throw in the towel."
Columbus will face New England in both of its remaining matches, which adds to
the urgency of the situation given that the Revs also harbor hopes of
clinching a postseason berth.
New England enters the contest on a four-game unbeaten run, most recently
taking an impressive 1-0 victory over the Montreal Impact.
A win over the Crew on Saturday would place the Revs as high as third place in
the Eastern Conference, but at the very least, it would keep the team in
contention for another week.
"It's a must-win game," Kelyn Rowe told the club's official website. "If we
lose, we've got a worse chance of being in the playoffs. We obviously want to
be there, so like that fight you saw the past two games, we're going to fight
no matter what's going on and no matter what's happening. We're going forward
to get goals."
The Revs will host Columbus without Lee Nguyen, who serves a one-game
suspension due to yellow card accumulation. They also will be without Saer
Sene for the foreseeable future as the striker suffered a dislocated ankle and
broken fibula against Montreal.
New England and Columbus squared off once already this season as the Revs took
a 2-0 win at Crew Stadium on July 20.
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|Pokémon Stadium
|Game Information
| Nintendo,
HAL Laboratory
|Battle Simulation
|1-4 Players
|E for Everyone
|Release Dates
|April 30, 1999
|February 29, 2000
|December 31, 2000
|Other Info
|Nintendo 64
Petit Cup
- Only basic Pokémon that can evolve can participate.
- Participating Pokémon must be between Level 25 and Level 30 and combined level must total 80.
- Participating Pokémon must be no taller than 6'8" and no heavier than 44 lbs.
Other Appearances
Pokémon Stadium later appeared as a stage in Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl. This stage features four different types.
- The cries in the game are similar to the original cries they make in the Game Boy video games, but are enhanced with the 64-bit capabilities of the Nintendo 64.
- In the game, you can own any Pokémon except for Mew.
- This is the first ever 3D Pokèmon game.
- Missingno makes a cameo appearance in this game.
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Considering living with a coworker? You should give it some serious thought.
You may think you have a good idea of what your coworkers are all about. After all, you spend 40 hours every week with them. But the truth is that most people are completely different at work than they are at home. And even if you're friends outside of the office, it's still not the same as living under the same roof 24/7.
However, affordable housing is hard to come by—especially if you live in a big city. And sharing a house or apartment with a fellow employee can make a lot of sense, especially when it comes to similar schedules and budgets. The bottom line? Cohabiting with a coworker can be a positive and even fun experience—if you stick to some basic rules.
Be Upfront about Expectations
Sharing a residence with a respected coworker doesn't ensure that he or she will be as well-behaved at home. Even the most accountable, driven workers may be less reliable or organized in their personal lives. For this reason, it's important to be open and honest about roommate expectations, as well as considerate of all shared spaces.
Some important things to talk about? Expectations for cleaning up after yourself, sharing household duties, overnight guests, parties and more. A home is a place where both parties should feel comfortable and relaxed; make sure everyone is on the same page.
Create a Roommate Agreement
No matter how compatible you think you are or how many expectations you set out, the perfect roommate arrangement simply doesn't exist. There's no doubt that conflicts and problems will arise, and preparing in advance is the best way to help prevent potential issues from blowing up.
Whether it's written or not, the agreement should include things like overnight guests, quiet hours, specific cleaning and maintenance responsibilities, and when to lock the door. Don't forget to include important information like how the bills will be split and when they will be paid.
Consider Carpooling
One of the great advantages of having a "workmate?" Sharing the transportation to work. Carpooling can save you money in the long run – and it can even benefit the environment. If you and your roommate work similar schedules and don't mind carpooling, create a simple schedule indicating who will drive on what days. If only one of you owns a vehicle, work out a reasonable plan for compensation for gas and vehicle maintenance.
Understand That It Isn't Necessary to Be Best Friends
Recognize that being roommates with a colleague isn't necessarily about being best friends. Though roommates can be friends, a roommate relationship isn't always same as a friendship—and that's fine. First and foremost, the relationship is a shared living arrangement. And if you and your roommate live together just fine, sometimes that's all that matters. In many cases, it's actually better not to be best friends with your coworker/roommate—after all, you spend a lot of time with him or her already, and everyone needs space. Which brings us to our next point…
Have Respect for Personal Space
Like you would in any living arrangement, be respectful of your roommate's personal space. Don't poke into your roommate's business, snoop around her room or go into her personal belongings. Always knock before you enter your roommate's bedroom—and if the door is open, try to announce yourself with a rap on the doorframe or a quick "Hi!" And, though this might seem obvious, never read her emails, snail mail, text messages or notebooks—work-related or otherwise. Remember that no matter how close you are, your roommate has a right to live her own private life and come and go as she pleases.
Keep Work and Home Separate
One of the biggest dangers of living with a coworker is blurred boundaries between work and home. Keep what happens in your home life between you and your roommate. If you get in a spat about dirty dishes or guests overstaying their welcome, don't talk about it with other coworkers. And try to keep work issues out of the home, too. You don't want your home life and your office life to overlap too much, and you want to make sure you respect each other's confidentiality and privacy.
Don't Discuss Other Coworkers
The last rule for a great roommate relationship? Don't gossip about other coworkers with your roommate. While there may be other coworkers you both dislike, or work issues that both affect you, try to keep your conversations about workplace drama to the workplace. First, you both need to fight your own battles at work in a professional manner. Moreover, it's just unhealthy to constantly vent about work.
One last thing to remember—if a roommate arrangement doesn't work out, you can't just avoid your coworker after he or she moves out. You'll still have to see each other at work, so it's important to try to end the living situation on friendly and peaceful terms. Nevertheless, many coworker/roommate relationships really do work out well. The trick? Clear expectations, open communication, and respect.
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The Flag Voice was originally started by then RADM Loy, Chief, Office of
Personnel in 1992. It began as a means for the chief of Human Resources (HR)
for the Coast Guard to communicate with other Flag Officers and senior
civilians about the HR issues facing the work force. This in turn allowed
the "Flags" to be more informed as they had opportunities to speak with
their crews around the country. It has now evolved into one of the main
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A proposed bill in Augusta seeks to clarify the circumstances under which health care providers should report cases of newborns who have been exposed to drugs and alcohol in the womb. Maine lawmakers took up the measure today at a public hearing before the Health and Human Services Committee. Patty Wight reports.
The bills' sponsor is Rep. Richard Malaby of Hancock, who recounted a story about a woman he met on the campaign trail who he says raised his awareness of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome - or NAS.
"An elderly woman came up to me and said, 'Do you know what I do?' And I said, 'No ma'am.' And she said, 'I'm a hugger. I go to Eastern Maine Medical Center and hold these NAS babies a couple days a week. And furthermore, when I do that, the parents come in, and the parents often-times are addicted.' And she noted, so too, frequently, are the grandparents. And I thought, 'Good for her. Bad for us,'" Malaby recalled.
In 2005, The number of drug-affected Maine babies was under 200. By the beginning of 2012, it was nearly 700. It's unclear whether the number reflects an actual increase or just better identification, but Malaby would like to see it lowered.
His bill aims to do that by requiring health care providers to report babies from birth to 12 months of age who exhibit signs of potential fetal exposure to alcohol to the Department of Health and Human Services. The idea is that addicted parents can then access services.
But the requirement to report "potential exposure" has raised concerns. Democratic Rep. Ann Dorney, a family physician who practices in Skowhegan, asked whether the law would apply to mothers who, say, smoked marijuana before they realized they were pregnant, but then stopped.
"It's the same issue that happens frequently - someone drank alcohol, they had a glass of wine before they found out they were pregnant. And that happens very frequently," she said. "And if you did this, you would have to say, they would have to report all those patients."
Therese Cahill-Low, the director of DHHS's Office of Child and Family Services, stressed that the bill seeks to help families, and eliminates a previous requirement that the department investigate every report of potential abuse.
"We want to support families. and regardless of whether or not that baby goes home looking fine, the parents might need some additional support down the road, and that's really where our office comes into play," she said. "I think our office at this point has a reputation of only wanting to take children into care, and that is absolutely, positively false."
While the intent of the bill may be to help parents struggling with addiction, Jill Barkley from the Maine ACLU says it will likely have the opposite effect because it treats parents as criminals.
"In my previous career, I worked with countless Maine women who lived in fear of losing custody for seeking help with relationship abuse, drug abuse, or substance abuse," she said.
Further, Barkley said, the bill is an overreach of the law because it requires doctors and nurses to file reports based on mere suspicions.
But Republican Rep. Deb Sanderson challenged the notion that the bill would derail efforts to help families, especially given the fact that just because they're reported doesn't mean they'll be investigated. "Don't you feel as though this may open the pathway for parents who are pregnant, or potentially, just delivered to seek the help they need? " she said.
Angela Westhoff, the Executive Director of the Maine Osteopathic Association, doesn't think so.
"If an honest mother who discloses use while being pregnant receives aggressive and potentially punitive supervision and a more secretive mother would avoid identification, this would perhaps incentivize non-disclosure and quick discharge rather than the prolonged monitoring that would happen for high-risk infants," Westhoff said.
After an hour of testimony, the hearing ended with no obvious sign of which way the committee might be leaning. Bill sponsor Richard Malaby says he was clearly mistaken when he thought his bill was going to be a simple house-keeping measure. "And I thought this was going to be easy."
The committee will hash out the details of the bill next week in a scheduled work session.


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What, I make legit points too...
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I will try to ensure my children don't read this thread.
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Date: 09/19/2013
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Interested in learning about organic, locally grown heirloom grains? Right here in the Willamette Valley our farmers grow spelt, emmer, barley, rye, wheat and teff. Learn the benefits of cooking with whole grains and milling your own fresh flour. While sampling some whole grain recipes, students will have a chance to mill a variety of whole grains, bake scones with fresh milled flour and take home recipes and a sampling of local, organically grown grains.
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Lady Gaga Has Canceled Four Shows Because She Can't Walk
LADY GAGA has canceled four upcoming shows . . . because she CAN'T WALK.
--She explained the situation on Twitter . . . saying, quote, "I've been hiding a show injury and chronic pain for some time now, over the past month it has worsened. I've been praying it would heal."
--She added, quote, "I hid it from my staff, I didn't want to disappoint my amazing fans. However after last night's performance I could not walk and still can't. It'll hopefully heal as soon as possible, I hate this. I hate this so much. I love you and I'm sorry."
--Apparently, she has a case of "synovitis" . . . or a severe joint inflammation
--She was supposed to perform tonight and tomorrow night in Chicago . . . Saturday in Detroit . . . and Sunday in Ontario, Canada. Those shows have been canceled for now, but make-up dates will be announced soon.
Will Justin Timberlake Tour with Jay-Z?
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE is supposedly planning a tour with JAY-Z. There's nothing official yet . . . but "sources" tell "Rolling Stone"they're working on an itinerary that will include 11 to 13 stadium dates this summer.
--Justin and Jay-Z have performed together TWICE this month . . . at a Super Bowl event last week, and at the Grammys this past Sunday. Jay-Z is featured on his new single, "Suit & Tie".
--Justin's new album, "The 20/20 Experience", comes out March 19th.
Adele Didn't Scold Chris Brown at the Grammys . . . She Was Complimenting Him
Britain's "Daily Mail" tabloid claimed ADELE scolded CHRIS BROWN at the Grammys, because he didn't join the standing ovation for FRANK OCEAN. (--After Frank BEAT him in the Best Urban Contemporary Album category.)
--To "prove" it, they had an amusing picture where it looked like Adele could've been YELLING at Chris. But just as we suspected, that wasn't the case.
--Adele Tweeted, quote, "Chris Brown and I were complimenting each other in that photo actually!"
Justin Bieber Says Patrick Carney of the Black Keys Should Be "Slapped Around" for Questioning His Grammy-Worthiness
Earlier this week, PATRICK CARNEY of THE BLACK KEYS took a shot at JUSTIN BIEBER . . . basically saying that Justin doesn't DESERVE a Grammy.
--He said, quote, "Grammys are for, like, music, not for money . . . and he's making a lot of money.
--Well, Justin didn't like that. In response, he Tweeted, quote, "The Black Keys drummer should be slapped around. Haha."
--Patrick responded to Justin's comment with a frown-face . . . (CAREFUL) before adding, quote, "I need to be bare butt spanked."
--Then Patrick started responding to some of the haters by MOCKING THEM . . . for example, he sarcastically said "good one" when one of them called him "gay."
--And when someone said, quote, "You are some one hit wonder. [Justin] has been doing it for YEARS" . . . Patrick responded, quote, "True." (--But it's not . . .)
(--For the record, The Black Keys have been around for 12 years, and have released seven studio albums of new material, and two EPs. They've been nominated for 12 Grammys, and have won seven of them.)
Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem Are Having Another Kid
It's official: PENELOPE CRUZ and JAVIER BARDEM are expecting their second child. Her rep confirmed it yesterday, but didn't give any other details.
--Penelope herself reportedly spilled the beans during an interview on a Spanish TV station, saying, she's, quote, "tremendously happy and excited."
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@ Missouri 07, 66-65
Virginia 04, 81-79
Oklahoma 05, 74-66
@ Texas 05, 92-80 OT
@ Kansas 05, 63-61
NCAA Tournament Minnesota 05, 64-53
Iowa 07, 56-47
Iowa 04, 84-76
Kansas 04, 68-61
Texas 04, 78-77
NIT Florida State 04, 62-59
@ Iowa 02, 73-69
@ Kansas 01, 79-77
Iowa 99, 79-66
Kansas 00, 74-66
@ Kansas 00, 64-62
Texas 00, 89-77
@ Baylor 00, 75-54
Kansas 99, 62-60
Other, im keeping out some good ones so ya
What is your favorite win for the men in the last ten years
-Any win @ Kansas
-Blowing out UCLA in Sweet 16
The win at Kansas when Rashon was a freshman.
Good grief, that was 4 years ago already.
Valentines Day of '04 we take out #11 Texas in a nail biter 78-77.
Man I still remember Mouton scoring 29 for Texas.
But Sully dropped 24 along with Vroman's 20. good times....good times.
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The win at Kansas when Rashon was a freshman.
Good grief, that was 4 years ago already.
In fact, this is the one pictured in your avatar right now.
About every game Marcus Fizer and Jamal Tinsley played in together.
The Texas win that year in Hilton was pretty awesome to take in. Fizers dunk over Texas's center was awesome and I went back home and watched it on ESPN over and over.
Most of the wins over Kansas were great. When Cato was in town and we won the Big 8 tourney, that was great, however probably longer then 10 years ago now.
How bout beating Kansas back in the Hoiberg era?
Since I have only been a fan for 3 years I will say winning at Missouri 2 years ago. That was Mac's first conference road game.
Winning the last Big 8 tournament was pretty sweet. I'll never forget that.
Any of our 32 from the 99-00 season
In the last 10, I'd have to say the UCLA win to get to the elite eight because it was advancing. The win against Minnesota in the 2005 NCAA tourney was nice too.
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I need someone to rep Linden for me from another thread, he's a boss.
Originally Posted by CycloneRulzzz
Nice close in the troll thread Linden. You are the Mariano Rivera of CF. We just hit Enter Sandman and Linden comes in takes care of business.
Originally Posted by ISUAlum2002
In fact, this is the one pictured in your avatar right now.
yep thats my favorite
Kansas 2001! amazing team
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
I also loved the one versus ranked Virginia. Last second victories are sweet.
I think that was the first game we wore yellow. correct me if im wrong
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A 20-year-old Orono man has been charged with murder in connection with the death of Nichole Cable, a 15-year-old girl from Glenburn whose body was discovered last night in a wooded area of Old Town. The suspect is identified as Kyle Dube, but police are not disclosing much yet about why Dube has been implicated. Keith Shortall reports.
Penobscot County Sheriff Glenn Ross opened the morning press conference in Bangor. "This investigation started as a missing person's case, and sadly, it has transitioned to a homicide investigation," he said.
And the suspect is 20-year-old Kyle Dube (right) of Orono, who was charged this morning. Lt. Christopher Coleman of the Maine State Police says Dube had already been in custody to begin serving a sentence for a traffic violation.
"Kyle had turned himself in to the Penboscot County Sheriff's Department on the 17th - which was last Friday - due to unrelated charges," Coleman said. "But this morning, detectives met with him and formally charged him with this murder.
The body of 15-year-old Nichole Cable (below left) of Glenburn, who was reported missing by her parents last week, was found Monday night in a wooded area of Old Town. Coleman would not give details of what led to the arrest, deferring to court documents due out tomorrow that he says will lay out the findings of the investigation.
"I can't get into specific details about what led us to that site, but it was from several sources," he said. "I know you're frustrated, you want the details, but I need to have the court documents speak to those."
A young woman who identifed herself as a friend of Nichole Cable told reporters that Cable and the suspect, Kyle Dube, knew each other, and had been spending time together in recent weeks. Lt. Coleman says police have looked into the possibilty that the two communicated on Facebook, but again declined to reveal the findings of the investigation.
"Well, we've obviously heard that," he said, "and I can tell you that we've explored all of those possiblities. And because I don't want to cause any confusion, the affidavits and court documents to be filed in this case are going to speak to all those details. I will tell you that we are aware of all of those and I think we have answered all those questions."
And Penobscot County Sheriff Glenn Ross offered advice to parents on keeping a close eye on their kids' on-line connections:
"This event, and others that we see happening, just reminds us that parents should continue to have an oversight into the Internet activities of their children," Ross said, "that they should monitor what's going on, and then just use the normal precautions that we all know, as far as how much information that we provide."
An autopsy is expected to be completed by Wednesday. Cable was a student at Old Town High School, where school officials say grief counselors will be made available for fellow students.
Dube is scheduled to make a first appearance in Penobscot County Superior Court Wednesday morning, when police affIdavits will reveal the findings of the case.
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WASHINGTON – A frightening question looms in the wake of recent mass shootings in Connecticut, Colorado and elsewhere: What should you do if you're in a situation with an active shooter?
Metropolitan Police Chief Cathy Lanier says recent attacks have shaped the guidance she offers.
"The advice used to be hide under a desk, take cover. The advice changed," Lanier says. "Fight your way out. Get out. Don't wait and hide … If there's a way for you to get out, get out."
The New York Times reports other police departments in the country echo this advice.
Before the Columbine High School shootings, Lanier says D.C. police were trained to wait for a SWAT team when responding to shootings with hostages. Now, the training says don't wait — the first three officers should go inside and take action.
But while public and private schools train students in lockdown procedures, there's no training in movie theaters, shopping malls and many offices to deal with shootings.
Still, in desperate situations, there can be the bold and brave who might challenge a gunman.
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This is FRESH AIR. In the early 1960s when soul star Sam Cooke had his own label called SAR Records, he produced recordings by his younger brother, L.C. Cooke. Ten of the tracks were supposed to become L.C.'s debut album in 1964. Sam Cooke was killed that year. SAR eventually went out of business in L.C.'s album was never made. A new collection of L.C.'s recordings for SAR has been released, and music critic Milo Miles has the review.
L.C. COOKE: (Singing) Everybody loves a lover, babe. That's why all the girls love me. Everybody loves a lover, babe. That's why all the girls love me - because when I get to loving I'm as loveable as I can be. I'm a raging ball of fire, babe. I'm a barrel of fun. I'm a raging ball of fire, babe. I'm a whole barrel of fun. Well, I'm a handyman, baby - sixty minute man all in one. Let me tell you about it.
MILO MILES, BYLINE: I knew Sam Cooke had a younger brother who he had recorded and produced, but it was tough to hear any of L.C. Cooke's rare singles and impossible to evaluate him as a performer overall - not anymore. All the material L.C. recorded for his brother's SAR label plus two songs made before and one from after have come out as "The Complete SAR Recrods Recordings." Most were written by Sam, a few by L.C. To get my one hesitation out of the way, L.C. is not quite the singer his brother was - tones less rich, phrasing a bit more pedestrian. But it's good the material sketches a persona different from Sam's. L.C. seems - how should we say - brattier.
COOKE: (Singing) Don't try to make me...
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COOKE: (Singing) ...Into what I ain't...
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COOKE: (Singing) When you met me, babe...
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COOKE: (Singing) ...I was no saint.
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COOKE: (Singing) How can a tiger...
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COOKE: (Singing) ...Be a lamb?
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COOKE: (Singing) ...For what I am.
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COOKE: (Singing) A girl will search for just the right man. And once she finds him, aw look out because right away she'll try to change him. That's when you will hear him shout, don't try to make me...
MILES: In the liner notes by Peter Guralnick, he quotes L.C. saying, "everything Sam wrote was modern." I know what he means. Sam Cooke's songs sound timeless, urban and urbane - hip but never snobbish, the perfect blend of cool attitude and warm heart. The only dud track on the album is "The Wobble," a vague, derivative attempt to cash in on the dance craze era. L.C. adds clearer, sassier dance instructions during a spoken finale in "Chalk Line."
COOKE: (Singing) Now look, baby. This is the way you walk the chalk line. You put your left foot in front of your right, then your right in front of your left - now your left, baby, back in front of your right. That's it - now your right in front of your left. Now kind of move easy, baby, with it - not too fast. That's it. Shake them hips. Yeah, that's what I mean. You got it.
MILES: L.C. claims his favorite number that he ever did is "If I Could Only Hear," which he wrote and recorded before she joined SAR Records. It's understandable he doesn't want his only ride to be his brother's coattails, but while "If I Could Only Hear" is a captivating tune, it's stuck too much in the doo-wop mode. The clearer stand-out on this album is "Put Me Down Easy," which shows that L.C., like his brother, Sam, was a master of soft, sensuous pleading.
COOKE: (Singing) I don't why it should be, but lately I can plainly see, you're cool to me. Do what you want to do but, darling, all I ask of you - put me down easy. Put me down easy, baby. Yeah, don't make it rougher, and don't make me suffer. Put me down easy. If you found somebody new, there is nothing I can do but ask you to try and do me just the same as pilots do big aeroplanes. Put me down easy. Put me down easy, baby. Yeah, baby, don't make it rougher, and don't make me suffer. Just put me down easy.
MILES: L.C. is now in his early 80s. I was surprised to learn he was born less than a year after his brother. Imagine, had he lived, Sam Cooke could have been around to see his fan, Barack Obama, elected President.
GROSS: Milo Miles reviewed L.C. Cooke, "The Complete SAR Records Recordings."
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then and now: What difference does it make?
Many people talk about the original
Deus Ex
as a game that pushed the boundaries of player choice. And indeed it did.
When I first played the PC game in 2000, I dont think Id ever been given so many optionsat least in the context of a first-person gamefor completing objectives.
Need to get into that heavily guarded building over there? I could snipe guards from a rooftop. I could hack a security terminal and turn the patrolling robots against their masters. I could use my nifty augmentation to turn invisible, or try sprinting fast and hope for the best. Maybe I could find a ventilation shaft and just bypass the whole mess altogether.
There were options, and they werent necessarily explicit. Most of the time there was no NPC telling the player to try either A or B. The player could attempt any combination of ideas to overcome problems, even to the point of exploiting the games limited AI.
So, yes,
Deus Ex
was a game that revolutionized player choice. But it ran deeper than just gameplay.
When I ask myself what truly made it such a great game, I would probably have to echo the words of the Supreme Being at the end of Terry Gilliams
Time Bandits
: I think it has something to do with free will.
More than 10 years later, I truly think the makers of
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
third game in the franchise and prequel to the originalunderstood that legacy.
The games protagonist, Adam I never asked for this Jensen, has undergone life-altering augmentation surgery through no choice of his own. And as with the previous installments in the series, the games story arc essentially boils down to making decisions that will alter the fate of humanity. Does one trust humankind to make its own choices? Or, if given the power and the right circumstances, does one have a responsibility to guide and/or manipulate the masses as one sees right and fit?
But whereas the first game, and to a lesser extent the second game, drew me into its fictional universe, the world of
Human Revolution
left me relatively ambivalent andperhaps worst of allunenlightened.
To some extent, I blame the technology. The original game, graphically speaking, was a less-than-stellar achievement. It had bland textures, Spartan environments. And yet this fit the dystopian setting. Few objects scattering the offices and streetscapes essentially allowed anythingtrophies, boxes, potted plantsto be picked up and moved around, tossed at people who were not necessarily programmed to move out of the way but who had the wherewithal to vocalize their annoyance. The environments of the sequel
Invisible War
became a little more complex and were programmed with archaic but working physics. Chairs and boxes moved when you touched them.
The environments in
Human Revolution
have been given drastically more visual character. Office desks have scattered papers, stashes of beverage containers. And yet, like a
Call of Duty
game, its almost all super-glued window dressingsometimes quite literally. The cities are riddled with storefronts that are mere decoration, and for the first time in a
Deus Ex
universe, glass does not break or shatter.
This is more a sad observation than direct criticism. I can appreciate the limitations and the necessary tradeoffs that come with creating a more realistic art direction. An environment this detailed cannot be programmed with physics.
But damn it, one of my immediate letdowns playing the game was in realizing how little I was able to affect my environment. So often I wanted nothing more than to jump onto a random desk and see all of those papers and pop cans scatter to the winds. I wanted to mess up the contrived placing of it all. I wanted that freedom.
What disappointed me more, perhaps, was the games overall lack of imagination or sense of wonder.
The games story, even down to the scattered pieces of e-book literature, typically stays focused on the theme of human augmentation. People everywhere are debating whether or not the government should enforce regulations on biotech companies that many believe have been playing god, tampering with the natural order of the human species. In this sense, the game does an interesting job of using a futuristic lens to reflect many of our current global challenges. People right now are debating similar questions about the role of government in the context of a fragile global economy.
More immediately, however, the player character has a personal stake in finding the people responsible who attacked his companys headquarters, murdered his loved one and colleagues. The motivation is understandable, to be sure.
But just as soon as Jensens search begins to lead him to answers beyond the veil, so to speak, the game backs off. The hints of elite, hidden power structures remain only hints, sometimes mere allusions and character references for people who have played the previous games, often discovered only through scouring scores of hacked e-mail accounts. The main revelations that do occurusually in the form of a poorly lit cut scene that pulls away from the immediacy of the players in-game perspectivefall relatively flat.
I fully agree with
Sparky Clarksons criticism regarding the games incongruous and lackluster finale
Human Revolution
feels in many ways like a game half-finished, and I wonder if development timeline pressures played a factor.
There is a moment in the original
Deus Ex
when the player character JC Denton wakes up in a prison cell within some high-tech, high-security complex. When the player escapes and realizes that this facility is actually part of a top-secret headquarters located behind the scenes of the U.N. front organization headquarters for which he previously worked, that revelation is structurally symbolic of the games greater thematic questions. What are we to make of our choices and intentions, of our inherent free will, when we realize those choices and intentions have been manipulated by unseen, perhaps duplicitous forces?
What I realize most after finishing
Human Revolution
is this. Despite Eidos Montreals noble efforts to channel the legacy of the games predecessors, the truth is that
Deus Ex
is simply not franchise material. Probably never was.
Tom Clancys Splinter Cell
is a franchise, and a good one. Those games are all about the character of Sam Fisher. Theyre about the stealth mechanics, and it doesnt necessarily matter what kind of convoluted story will ultimately wrap itself around that precise mechanical framework.
Deus Ex
, on the other, was more of a concept, almost allegorical in nature. JC Denton was a blank-slate, archetypal protagonist. And the games vision was far-reaching, but not too far-reaching for the available technology to accommodate. It succeeded not only as a game but as an intellectual exercise, using the genre of cyberpunk conspiracy as a means to provoke thought rather than sheer amusement. Whereas one could argue
Human Revolution
is reflective of the current global climate, the original was downright prescienteerily prophetic of a post 9-11 society.
I was initially glad to see so many of the original
Deus Ex
elements revived for
Human Revolution
, as anachronistic as many of them seem by todays standards. The game held my attention and propelled me along throughout. It was mostly after the credits rolled and I reflected on the experience that I realized how little of it mattered after the fact.
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Terrific first draft, Psych!
I haven't played HR, so I can't comment on your content, but this is thoughtful and well-written, imo.
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Thanks for reading! I feel sort of painful inside about this piece and realize probably for the first time since college how difficult it is to effectively compare and contrast two different things.
Part of me wants to simplify my thoughts and just write retrospectively on how incredible
Deus Ex
was. But it's rare that I have a chance to play new games (
, in this case) this close to their release date and then write something while it's still fresh for conversation.
At any rate, other people on this site have gone into detail about the pros and cons of the mechanics and what not, so I figured I'd try and focus more on the intangibles.
If you get to playing the game, I'd be interested to see if you agree/disagree. Thanks again.
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