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HarvestChoice is bringing together user-friendly tools, analytical know-how, and layers of big data to tell the story of where in sub-Saharan Africa and inform investment decisions as part of the G-8 initiative, (em)New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition(em).
Sep 27, 2013 by Joe (Zhe) Guo - 0 comments
To every crop there is a season with optimal times for planting, sowing, and harvesting. Precisely documenting these times in a Crop Calendar through time and space, however, remains a challenge, particularly at small scales such as the pixel. But pixels are what HarvestChoice is all about.
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It may get stuck in your junk folder, confused with a tin of mysterious food, or buried in a Google search (try adding a few more key terms), but for now the name sticks (and sticks in your memory); SPAM (Spatial Production Allocation Model) is not getting a new name anytime soon. That's just one of the items key players discussed at a recent SPAM workshop.
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Dr. Maction Komwa from George Mason University is a visiting scientist at HarvestChoice, IFPRI. The team recently sat down with Maction and discussed his research looking into labor constraints in African agriculture. The results are this blog post describing some of his findings and an upcoming inclusion in HarvestChoice's flagship study on agricultural constraints in sub-Saharan Africa.
Jul 9, 2013 by Kate Sebastian - 0 comments
Last March at the Africa Agriculture GIS Week in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, HarvestChoice team member Kate Sebastian presented the not-so-sneak preview of the Atlas of African Agriculture Research and Development.
Jun 17, 2013 by Joe (Zhe) Guo - 0 comments
Maps describing Earth's land cover tell different stories. Which should we believe?
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Where in sub-Saharan Africa is the difference between actual and potential yield of maize most striking? We can answer this question pixel by pixel, region by region, but for the purpose of this brief analysis, let's talk countries.
May 13, 2013 by Phil Pardey - 0 comments
The Collaborative Masters of Agricultural and Applied Economics (CMAAE) program brings together students from 7 African universities. As part of this program, the University of Minnesota, Department of Applied Economics is offering a course on the economics of science and technology policy joint with the Department of Agricultural Economics, Extension and Rural Development at the University of Pretoria, South Africa.
Apr 24, 2013 by Beliyou Haile - 0 comments
If there is one consensus in agriculture development it is the idea that crops will need to produce more from existing agricultural land in the coming decades. In other words, agriculture will need to be intensified.
Apr 22, 2013 by Cindy Cox - 0 comments
Open Data is a hot topic in agricultural development–so hot that G8 leaders are holding an International Conference on Open Data for Agriculture on April 29 and 30. The following day, May 1, IFPRI will share its own wealth of Open Data at "D8".
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After nearly two years since ITG released its last cost of acquisition and ownership study comparing IBM i on Power Systems to the competition, the research firm has done it again. And still, the results are astounding. In six manufacturing, distribution, and retail companies, ITG found that IBM i-based installations are significantly less expensive to acquire and run over the course of three years.
IBM i easily wins in both acquisition and TCO over three years
Don't bother highlighting the good parts in ITG's latest "IBM i for Midsize Businesses" cost comparison study of IBM i on Power Systems compared to Windows and Linux with Oracle on x86 servers. Why? You'll end up highlighting the entire report.
This isn't news to IBM i fans.
Of course, it ought to be sit-up-and-notice news to most everyone else.
The ITG study compared IBM i 7.1 on Power Systems to Microsoft Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008, as well as to x86 Linux with Oracle Database 11g. The results?
Initial cost of acquisition for hardware and software licenses average 24 percent less than Windows-based solutions and 47 percent less than x86 Linux and Oracle solutions. Ongoing costs average 51 percent less than Windows solutions and 61 percent less for x86 Linux/Oracle.
(If you haven't already let out a low whistle yourself, go ahead and do it now.)
When a broader set of IT costs are applied -- hardware acquisition and maintenance, license and support costs for operating systems, databases, and other systems software, as well as personnel costs for system and database administration, plus the electric bills -- the savings remains eye-opening: IBM i 7.1 on Power Systems averaged 44 percent less than x86 with Microsoft Windows Server and SQL Server, and 57 percent less than x86 Linux with Oracle databases.
The bottom line is that a pair of IBM Power Systems can handle workloads better than the 10 x86 systems required to do similar jobs. ITG notes, "In one of the comparisons presented in this report, for example, 10 physical Windows servers, two of which act as VMware hosts, are required to handle the same applications, workloads and instances that run on two partitioned Power Systems configured in a PowerHA SystemMirror for i failover cluster."
There are a lot of great nuggets in this report -- as well as detail about the installations and calculations -- so you'll want to check out the entire report, which is available online in .pdf format from IBM. In fact, it might not be a bad idea to save the online .pdf to your hard drive so you can forward it along to your colleagues with a note: "Oh hey, this IBM i on Power Systems cost report is illuminating, to say the least. Might make for some good holiday reading over the break on your iPad."


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I think it depends almost entirely on Ponder. If he gets it in year two then I think they can legitimately contend for a Wild Card. In that division and in the NFC that may be a 9-7 kind of season to get in with teams taking wins off each other, so if they finish at 8-8 they may have been in the race until the final game and given a good account of themselves. I think that's probably the high watermark season for them barring some kind of real stars-aligning sort of deal.
It's certainly possible, but it makes a better article to say it'll happen than 'if all goes right it just might be possible' ;)
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Hey man... I caught your article on how the Vikes are gonna shock the world. Although it was well written, I have to say that it's a bit far-fetched to think that they'll land a wild-card berth.
5-11/6-10 is about the best to expect from the Vikes this year... they do have talent, but that talent just doesn't compare to the other teams in the divison... not right now anyway. They're maybe a season away from making any real noise.


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Cuddyer, who said earlier Friday he was hoping to play Saturday, has been dealing with a shoulder injury the past few days after being hit by a pitch Wednesday.
Cuddyer said he will go through a normal schedule Friday, but won't play in the team's spring game. He added that he would be in the lineup if it was the regular season. Cuddyer was hit in the shoulder by a pitch a few days ago, but the injury is not serious.
Cuddyer hit .331/.389/.530 in 489 at-bats last year.
"[I]t hit me right on the scapula," Cuddyer said. "On the field, I couldn't move it or lift it. I guess it got me on the nerve, so they took the precaution. I should be OK in a couple of days."
Cuddyer doesn't think he'll need an X-ray, but he'll have one if the injury doesn't heal quickly. He's day-to-day moving forward.
Cuddyer remained in the game initially, but was pulled once he reached second base later in the inning. The early indication is that Cuddyer did not break anything in his hand, according to the Denver Post. He'll continue to be examined.
Rockies manager Walt Weiss said "it is very likely" Cuddyer is plugged into the second spot in the order. "I like the idea of having such a powerful hitter there when the lineup turns over," Weiss added. "Cuddy is a proven run producer."
Cuddyer is coming off a season in which he hit .331/.389/.530 in 489 at-bats.
In a letter to season ticket holders, owner Dick Monfort outlined the team's plans for the offseason. Monfort said Cuddyer would move to first base, taking the place of Todd Helton. The team is planning to pursue a big bat to replace Cuddyer.
Cuddyer had a big year, hitting .331/.389/.530 in 489 at-bats.
Though Cuddyer was in his second season with the Rockies, his power production -- 20 home runs and 31 doubles in 130 games -- was not especially impressive for an outfielder. He didn't become a better contact hitter either. The spike in Cuddyer's batting average was rooted in a .330 batting average on ground balls.
That mark is a serious departure from the major league average (.240), the average for Rockies' hitters (.245) and his own career average on grounders (.256). Cuddyer did set a career high for infield hits with 24, but he doesn't have the elite-level speed it takes to hit over .300 on grounders on a consistent basis.
With a batting average sure to dip back below .300, Fantasy owners should not expect Cuddyer to be anywhere close to the top 25 outfielder he was this year.
Cuddyer finished 3 for 5 with a trio of singles. His wrist seems fine after undergoing a cortisone shot late in the week. He's sitting on a healthy .334/.392/.539 batting line.
Set to resume his quest for the National League batting title, Cuddyer is currently one point behind Braves third baseman Chris Johnson, who is batting .332.
Cuddyer is less than one point ahead of Braves third baseman Chris Johnson in the race for the NL batting title. He has hit .331/.390/.536 with a 20 home runs and 81 RBI in 468 at-bats.
Cuddyer hurt his left wrist and right forearm diving for a ball prior to leaving. His forearm swelled up and he's considered day to day.
Cuddyer doubled in a run in the opening frame, singled in the fourth, doubled in another run in the fifth and launched a solo home run in the seventh inning. He finished 4 for 4 with a run scored and three RBI in a 7-4 victory. He is batting .328 with 18 homers and 71 RBI in 415 at-bats.
Cuddyer's triple-slash stats are at their lowest point since the All-Star break, but Cuddyer has still posted an excellent .324/.388/.539 line with 17 home runs and 66 RBI in 358 at-bats.
Cuddyer is batting .324 with a .486 slugging percentage, .884 OPS, one triple, two home runs, four doubles and 14 RBI in his last 21 games.
Cuddyer has two home runs, four doubles, seven walks, eight runs and eight RBI in his last 11 games. He is batting .284 with a .486 slugging percentage and .898 OPS in 22 July games.
Monfort cited the club's weakness without Troy Tulowitzki while he was injured and Cuddyer's ability to play first base following Todd Helton's retirement next season. Cuddyer owns a .966 OPS in 74 games this year.
Playing in his second All-Star game this year, Cuddyer has hit .330/.391/.568 with 16 home runs, 55 RBI and six stolen bases in 285 at-bats. He has a base salary of $10.5 million in 2014 that could increase due to performance bonuses of up to $1.5 million.
Cuddyer will make his presence felt over the break, taking part in the Home Run Derby and starting the All-Star Game. He'll take on AL starter Max Scherzer. Cuddyer is hitting .330/.391/.568 in 285 at-bats.
Cuddyer hit a Ricky Nolasco slider out to right in the fourth inning for a two-run shot. He also added a single, finishing 2 for 5. Cuddyer drove in three runs. He finishes the first half hitting .330/.391/.568 in 285 at-bats.
Gonzalez, who is suffering from a finger sprain, leads the National League with 24 home runs heading into Monday's action. Cuddyer is tied for ninth with 15 home runs, while Harper, who missed part of May and all of June due to injury, has 13 home runs, matching Wright's total.
The National League starting lineup features Yadier Molina, Joey Votto, Brandon Phillips, Troy Tulowitzki, David Wright, Carlos Beltran, Carlos Gonzalez and Bryce Harper.
The pitching staff is made up of Clayton Kershaw, Patrick Corbin, Matt Harvey, Adam Wainwright, Jason Grilli, Jordan Zimmermann, Craig Kimbrel, Travis Wood, Jose Fernandez, Cliff Lee, Jeff Locke and Madison Bumgarner.
12 position players were selected as reserves: Andrew McCutchen, Michael Cuddyer, Buster Posey, Pedro Alvarez, Domonic Brown, Everth Cabrera, Matt Carpenter, Allen Craig, Paul Goldschmidt, Carlos Gomez, Jean Segura and Marco Scutaro.
Ian Desmond, Freddie Freeman, Adrian Gonzalez, Hunter Pence and Yasiel Puig are the five players included in the Final Vote.
Cuddyer went 1 for 3 with two walks and an RBI Wednesday, then followed that up with a huge game Thursday. Cuddyer reached based three times and scored each time against the Dodgers, while also driving in three runs. He added a double and a home run in a 9-5 win.
Cuddyer is now hitting .343 with a .991 OPS. He ranks second in the National League in average and first in OPS, while coming in the top 10 in RBI (52) and home runs (15).
Cuddyer's streak stands as the longest in franchise history. He hit .372 with 42 hits during the streak, including six home runs. He drove in 19 runs, while raising his batting average for the season to .339.
Cuddyer admitted that despite the excellent performance, he still gets mad at himself when he doesn't advance runners. "I was upset with myself in that first at-bat because the job was to get that guy in from third with less than two outs, and I didn't. That was bigger than the streak to me, and I didn't come through," Cuddyer said.
Cuddyer has been fantastic, reaching base in 46 consecutive games. He's hitting .344/.393/.590 in 244 at-bats.
Cuddyer is 40 for 105 with six home runs and 18 RBI during the streak. He has hit .347/.398/.602 with 14 home runs, 47 RBI and six stolen bases in 236 at-bats.
Cuddyer will hit fourth against Ryan Dempster. Cuddyer has the longest hitting streak in the majors at 21 straight games. He's hitting .339/.394/.573 in 218 at-bats.
Cuddyer went 3 for 4 in the game to raise his batting average to .339, and his four RBI give him 43 runs driven in this season.
Cuddyer would have a 26-game hitting streak were it not for a pinch-hit appearance in late May. He has hit .332/.388/.556 with 10 home runs and 39 RBI in 214 at-bats.
Cuddyer's career-best streak is 15 games, which he'll have a chance to match Monday against Blue Jays pitcher Josh Johnson. Cuddyer is hitting .340/.396/.592 in 191 at-bats.
Cuddyer is batting .337 with 10 home runs and 37 RBI in 178 at-bats this year.
Cuddyer has been out with bruised ribs but was not placed on the disabled list. He last played June 6. Cuddyer is hitting .339/.397/.603 with 10 home runs in 174 at-bats.
Cuddyer has been sitting with bruised ribs after a collision last week. He was available for pinch-hit duty Tuesday, but received another day of rest Wednesday. Cuddyer is hitting .339/.397/.603 with 10 home runs in 174 at-bats.
Cuddyer is feeling better Wednesday, and the Denver Post expects him to start Thursday against the Nationals.
Manager Walt Weiss told the Post he would like to rest Cuddyer Tuesday and see if he can get him back in the lineup for Wednesday's game. Cuddyer has missed four games in a row due to this injury.
Earlier in the day, it was reported that Cuddyer could be dealing with an oblique injury, but he was not put on the disabled list Saturday.
Cuddyer was not available Friday due to general soreness, but he could be dealing with a more serious oblique issue. It could even land him on the disabled list.
Al Melchior said on Thursday's broadcast of Fantasy Baseball Today he sees Cuddyer having a career year if he can hold up these small improvements across the board. Nando Di Fino added that he has a "Goldschmidt-y" knack for stealing a few bases too.
Cuddyer will probably lose some points off his .341 batting average, and in particular, his .345 average on grounders, but as recently as two years ago he posted a well-above-average .276 mark on ground balls. That season, his overall batting average was just .284, as he hit line drives at just a 15 percent rate. This year, that rate is back up to 22 percent.
With everything breaking right, Cuddyer could finish with a .300-plus average while registering his second 30-plus homer season. He's also on pace to top 100 RBI for the second time in his career. It might be tempting to sell high on Cuddyer, but he could manage to maintain a large portion of his current value.
During his current five-game hit streak, Cuddyer has a .500 average and five RBI. In fact, he has at least one hit in 15 of his last 16 games, with a .393 average, four home runs and 17 RBI.
On the season, Cuddyer has 34 RBI, 12 doubles and a 1.024 OPS.
Cuddyer was one of two Rockies' hitters to have multiple hits in the game, as he went 3 for 4, including the game-winning hit in the ninth inning.
Cuddyer raised his batting average to .333, with 30 RBI in 36 games, as he has been limited by injuries.
X-rays came back negative Sunday on Cuddyer's injured right forearm. He left Sunday's game after getting hit by a George Kontos pitch. Cuddyer was hitting .391 (9 for 23) with two home runs and seven RBI in his last six games played before getting hurt.
He had 15 plate appearances in two days at extended spring training and should be up to speed after facing Angels starter Jered Weaver in his own rehab start, according to the Denver Post.
Cuddyer will be available for the game, but it is not yet clear whether he will be in the starting lineup.
Cuddyer is recovering from an inflamed disk in his neck but should be in the starting lineup Friday against the Giants.
Cuddyer should be ready to start for the Rockies on Friday in San Francisco if all goes well.
The outfielder has been dealing with an inflamed disk in his neck and was only cleared to begin baseball activities on Saturday.
Cuddyer is dealing with an inflamed disc in his neck, and he is advancing slowly in his recovery. He had an epidural shot in the next Wednesday, and is improving slowly.
"I was still pretty locked up yesterday after the epidural, but I'm feeling a little better today," he said to the Denver Post.
Cuddyer is still a few days from resuming baseball activities.
That is based on how Cuddyer's neck has responded to treatments in the past. Cuddyer, who underwent an MRI in Denver Monday, should be able to return in a few days.
Dugger said the plan is for Cuddyer to undergo an epidural shot. He can gradually work to regain his range of motion and strength about two days following the shot. He'll need a brief rehab assignment before returning for the Rockies.
Cuddyer was placed on the disabled list Saturday after being unable to show improvement with the bulging disk in his neck.
Cuddyer, who has experienced neck issues in the past while with the Twins, is batting .319 with seven homers and 23 RBI.
"It's not really any better," Cuddyer told the Denver Post. "I'm going to try to be full-go today. But to be honest with you, this is kind of a make-or-break day for me. I don't think you can afford to have a guy who can't play on the bench."
Cuddyer will attempt to swing a bat in the cage after receiving treatment Saturday, and if he cannot bring himself to play through the pain, he will likely hit the DL.
The team was expected to make a decision on whether he needs to go on the disabled list later Saturday. MLB.com described Saturday as the "make or break day".
Cuddyer's injury comes at an unfortunate time. He was hitting .348 with two home runs and five RBI in six May games prior to the injury.
Cuddyer will be replaced by Eric Young, who will bat leadoff. Cuddyer has been hot lately, with 10 hits in his last seven games. He will likely be back in the lineup Friday against the Cardinals.
Eric Young replaced Cuddyer in the lineup. Cuddyer is batting .367 (18 for 49) through 13 games and has five RBI and six walks in his last five games.
Cuddyer is off to a scorching start, as he owns a .367/.446/.633 line. Perhaps most remarkably, he has struck out just six times in 56 plate appearances (10.7 percent). Much of his struggles last year can be attributed to a 19.8 percent strikeout rate, his highest mark since 2006.
It usually takes closer to 150 plate appearances for strikeout rate to gain significance, but if Cuddyer keeps making constant contact, he'll be able to at least partially show his improvement.
Eric Young replaced him in right field and hit leadoff for the Rockies.
He went 1 for 2 with a home run in the 7-3 win. After striking out in his first at-bat, the 34-year-old launched a two-run shot off John Axford in the ninth inning for his first long ball of the season. Cuddyer has gone 4 for 12 (.333) with three RBI through three games.
"I feel good and I'm ready for the season to start, for sure," Cuddyer said, per MLB.com. "These are kind of the last days of school, like when you're in high school."


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- 'How do you think we met? Paul won a Jenna Maroney impersonator contest, at which I came in fourth.' - Paul, played by Will Forte ("Saturday Night Live, "MacGruber"), works at a drag bar where his Jenna Maroney impersonation is his signature performance. While Liz suspects that he's using Jenna for his act, Paul assures us that, "I'd never tuck my penis again if she asked me." Jenna "finally gets to love herself" in Season 4, Episode 19, "Argus."
- 'Maybe I'm old fashioned, but when a girl dates a straight man who impersonates her onstage for mostly gay audiences, she has certain expectations. Fidelity, Paul. It's not just the name of a bank that sued me.' Jenna reacts poorly to finding out that Paul dresses up as Cher on the side in Season 4, Episode 22, "I Do Do."
- 'Why can't we just paint each other's toenails, watch vintage pornography, and then go to bed in our swing like a normal couple?' When Paul would rather take Jenna home to meet his parents than record a sex tape with her, she worries they may be losing their spark. Jenna explains that "Relationships are like sharks…. If you're not left with several bite marks after intercourse, then something's wrong" in Season 5, Episode 9, "Chain Reaction of Mental Anguish."
- '….I'd be a terrible father. I mean what if we had a child that was prettier than us? We'd have to leave it in the desert.' Paul's not really the parental type, but he's not alone. Jenna admits that "The only things I want attached my funbags are celebrity DJs" in Season 5, Episode 20, "100."
- 'This is a conservative top, Jenna. And I hate to be the stereotypical man, but this is my home and I want to wear this blouse.' Jenna lands a lucrative endorsement deal with a conservative wool company, but risks losing it when they find out she and Paul aren't exactly your average couple. Jenna assures her sponsors that their "…relationship is everything that wool is about: love, warmth, chafed skin," in Season 5, Episode 23, "Respawn."
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mousewrites said...
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impurezero said...
Yeah...this is the first I've heard about this as well. Does anyone know if this is a permanant removal, or if its implimentation has simply been delayed?
as far as I can tell it happened back on the 20th
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Growing up, my parents often implemented "family" penances during the season of Lent. I remember one Lent, as a household, we gave up television. That was difficult. But as difficult as it was for us kids, I now realize it was probably way more difficult for my parents who had to put up with our complaining!
Last week I spoke about fasting and abstinence. Additionally many people "give up" things for Lent. Chocolate, alcohol, television or Facebook seem to be popular things to sacrifice. Pope Francis had this to say in his Lenten message:
"Lent is a fitting time for self-denial; we would do well to ask ourselves what we can give up in order to help and enrich others by our own poverty. Let us not forget that real poverty hurts: no selfdenial is real without this dimension of penance. I distrust a charity that costs nothing and does not hurt."
Whatever it is we give up, whatever sacrifices we make in our schedule to pray more, whatever monetary gifts we can give to the poor and to charity, it ought to hurt a little bit. And why should it hurt? Are we masochistic crazies who simply love pain? Of course not. If there is anyone who knows how to properly partake in the pleasures of this earth it is Catholics. Chocolate, a nice juicy steak, watching an anticipated sporting event, all the legitimate pleasures around us however, must not be sought after for their own sake, but should lift our hearts and minds to the glory and honor of God. Pleasure is not evil. But all pleasure must be directed toward God. As sinful human beings, we tend to make pleasure our final goal. A person ruled by their passions and seeking only pleasure and ease is self-centered and unhappy.
So don't be afraid to let your sacrifice hurt a little bit this Lent. When we feel our poverty we expand and re-direct our hearts to God who suffered for us. And when we are in closer communion with Christ there is no greater pleasure.
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Mosqueda-Lewis steps up in rout over SMU
Connecticut's Breanna Stewart (30) grabs a rebound as teammate Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (23) and SMU's Gabrielle Wilkins (3) look on during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Storrs, Conn., Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014. (AP Photo/Fred Beckham) |
STORRS — For much of this season, the UConn women's basketball team established itself as the nation's most dangerous, well-rounded team capable of beating opponents handily in a variety of ways.
The Huskies proved they have the muscle to beat up teams inside, the offensive range to pile on points from the outside, the finesse and unselfishness to make plays all over the court, and the defense to make all their weapons hurt just a little more.
While none of that has been surprising given the All-Americans that returned, there was always that scary reminder that as good as the No. 1-ranked Huskies have been, they could be better. Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, their most consistent player last season, hadn't really made her mark on this team save for one outstanding shooting effort against Duke in December.
Mosqueda-Lewis undoubtedly gave the women's basketball world a little more reason to cringe Tuesday night as she came just three assists shy of a triple-double in the Huskies' 102-41victory over SMU at Gampel Pavilion.
"It definitely felt good tonight," Mosqueda-Lewis said. "I felt like I started off the game with a certain type of intensity, and it just kind of followed throughout the rest of the game. I tried not to let it bother me that I wasn't making shots because I felt like the shots that I took were good ones, and they just didn't go in. It was just a matter of moving and continuing to get good shots."
The junior wing recorded her first double-double of the season with 16 points and 11 rebounds, and she added seven assists, a steal and a block without committing a turnover. She shot 4-for-7 from 3-point range in her most complete game of the season.
"I feel like I'm getting into a better flow," she said. "I
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just have to keep moving, stay positive and make sure that I'm doing a lot of different things out there."
All five starters scored in double figures for the Huskies (24-0), led by Bria Hartley with 21 points on 8-for-10 shooting, including 5-for-6 from 3-point range. Breanna Stewart scored 20 points with eight rebounds and four blocks while Stefanie Dolson scored 16 points and Moriah Jefferson 14. Dolson finished with her 11th double-double of the season; she also had 11 rebounds, five assists and five blocks while Jefferson had five assists.
SMU (14-8) was led by Keena Mays with 20 points on 8-for-24 shooting.
"We are shooting the ball really well," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "We are shooting the ball well from the free throw line (10-of-11), we are shooting the ball well from the floor (40-of-67), and we have five offensive players on the floor most of the time. When they have all got it, I don't know how I would defend us."
Mosqueda-Lewis started the game shooting 1-of-6 from the field, but she didn't stop doing other things or even stop shooting. She made her final five shots of the game while also getting a lot of other things accomplished.
"It is awesome that she is out there doing a lot of things because it makes it so much harder for the other team to kind of defend us or even for them to score when we are on defense when she is getting in the passing lanes," Hartley said. "She has done a great job. She has picked it up the past few games and I am really proud of her."
Auriemma said the team has tried to keep Mosqueda-Lewis moving to a lot of places on the floor because the more active she is, the better it is for everyone. She's responded well in practice, and the results are beginning to be seen. She's scored at least 16 points in each of her last three games.
"I have seen more of an aggressiveness in practice, more of a determination to kind of get what she wants out of this instead of just taking what comes," Auriemma said. "There is a bit of a different look about her. She came back from the Temple game, and her practices since then have been really, really good. Today is an indication of how hard she has worked in practice."
Dolson said that if Mosqueda-Lewis keeps working hard, she can make a big difference in terms of rebounding. Of course, seeing the best 3-point shooter in the country get back into a great overall rhythm is a great sign, too.
"We are a lot better and a lot more dangerous," Dolson said. "There is not much more you can say. It adds another weapon offensively and defensively. When she is hitting shots and making great plays on offense, it makes our team run better because we know when she has an open shot she is going to knock it in. She know we will find her when she is open. It just makes it easier for everyone."
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From Los Angeles to Boston, more and more suburban homeowners are inviting friends and neighbors for a living room concert.
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If you're a big music fan there's a good chance you'll be attending a quality bluegrass, folk, or pop performance in the near future – in someone's living room.
They're called "house concerts," and more and more music-loving suburban homeowners from Los Angeles to Austin to Boston are rolling back their rugs, rearranging the furniture, and inviting friends and neighbors over to get a groove on.
There are no hard numbers since the concerts tend to fly under the radar, but estimates within the house concert community estimate that more than 1,100 private homes across the country hosted invitation-only performances in 2012. That means somewhere in the vicinity of 50,000 fortunate folks attended a house concert last year.
Russ and Julie Paris have been hosting concerts near Los Angeles since 1997. "We open up our home to our friends and neighbors because we want to share great music with them," they explain on their website houseconcerts.us. "In the area where we live – like most of the world today – there are too few venues where people can go to experience great music in a close and friendly environment."
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Livan Hernandez told MLB.com on Friday he was surprised by the Astros decision to release him. The veteran right-hander signed with Houston on Jan. 31 and appeared to have a great shot of landing a rotation spot before struggling in the spring.
"Yeah, it was surprising," he said. "It's a business and it's baseball. I was very surprised when this happened. It's tough to pitch like that, too. It's the decision they made and I'm very happy for the chance. There's a lot of good people in the organization, a lot of good young players and great people. Everyone in the organization is very professional."
The two-time All-Star made five starts for the Astros during Spring Training, going 1-2 with a 5.63 ERA in 16 innings. In his 16-year career, the durable Hernandez has led the league in innings pitched three times and in games started twice. He's never been on the disabled list.
Hernandez said he would like to keep playing.
"I don't know what's going to happen," he said. "There's 30 teams in the league. I'm 37 years old and I don't want to retire. I never have been hurt in my career, so why do I have to retire if I feel good?"
With Hernandez out of the mix, the Astros now have three young pitchers battling for the final two spots in the rotation – Jordan Lyles, Kyle Weiland and Lucas Harrell, who pitched five strong innings earlier this week to bolster his chances.
The Astros have 33 players left in camp, including Sergio Escalona (who will miss the whole season after undergoing Tommy John surgery):
Here are the players in Astros camp (non-roster players in italics):
Pitchers –Fernando Abad (LHP), David Carpenter, Rhiner Cruz, Sergio Escalona (LHP), J.A. Happ (LHP), Lucas Harrell, Wilton Lopez, Jordan Lyles, Brandon Lyon, Brett Myers, Bud Norris, Fernando Rodriguez, Wandy Rodriguez (LHP), Henry Sosa, Kyle Weiland, Wesley Wright (LHP).
Catchers — Jason Castro, Carlos Corporan, Landon Powell, Chris Snyder.
Infielders — Jose Altuve, Matt Downs, Marwin Gonzalez, Chris Johnson, Carlos Lee, Jed Lowrie, Brett Wallace.
Outfielders — Brian Bogusevic, Travis Buck, J.D. Martinez, Justin Ruggiano, Jordan Schafer, J.B. Shuck.
Astros release Duke, Cust
Left-handed pitcher Zach Duke and outfielder Jack Cust, a pair of veterans trying to find a home in Houston, were both released by the team Tuesday morning in a move that certainly was no surprise.
Cust, who signed a one-year, non-guaranteed, $600,000 contract with the Astros with an option for 2013, and Duke, who was on a Minor League contract, both struggled mightily this spring. Cust had one hit in 25 spring at-bats and never appeared in the outfield because of discomfort in his left elbow.
"The thing with Cust, we weren't able to use him in the outfield all of spring really," Astros manager Brad Mills said. "He got to play a couple of innings of a 'B' game out there and the bat wasn't there and what we had hoped. We know he's got the ability to do that, but it wasn't able to show in the 30-something plate appearances we gave him,"
Duke was 0-3 with an 11.30 ERA in four games (three starts) for the Astros this spring and had allowed 25 hits and 18 runs in 14 1/3 innings.
Duke was a candidate for the fifth starter spot, leaving youngsters Kyle Weiland and Jordan Lyles battling for that position. The moves leave the Astros with 39 players in camp.
"Any time you have to give a release to somebody, that's a difficult thing to do," Mills said. "In Duke's case, we thought that the location of his pitches wasn't quite where it needed to be and then his breaking ball wasn't quite the breaking ball we thought we could transfer over into our bullpen.
"We thought his sinker was on top of his game, and the command wasn't there. It just didn't translate into a starter for us, and with that breaking ball being so inconsistent we weren't able to use him out of the bullpen."
Other news from Tuesday morning:
- Center fielder Jordan Schafer will be held out of hitting drills completely Tuesday to give his left hand more time to heal, and there's a chance he could be given Wednesday of as well. Schafer injury his left hand making a diving catch in the outfield March 18 and irritated a nerve in the hand.
- Right-hander Bud Norris said he could have pitched Wednesday, but the Astros are giving him two extra days. Norris says he'll be ready to go on Friday against the Braves in Kissimmee
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Good product overall, some issues
Strengths: eVGA Support, boatload of features, x16 SLi Support, Supports New 45nm Core 2's, Dual Gigabit Ethernet
Weakness: Price, Unstable, 2 PCI Slots that are blocked in SLi configs, inadequate cooling on northbridge
Much better product than 680i (Nvidia seems to have ironed out some bugs from the 680i), but still unstable. SLi is nice to have, but the only thing better than the 680i is the 45nm Quad support. PCIe 2.0 is a nonissue since most cards don't use all of 1.0's bandwidth. All in all, a decent product, would be wonderful if it worked as advertised all the time!
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Great Board
Strengths: Overclocking and tweaking is great on this board.
Weakness: None so far
This board is great. It was my first build from scratch and I had no problems with the board assembly or boot. I like that the board is DDR2 which gives much better price to performance right now. I also choose this board for the wide varaity of options available for overclocking and tweeking the settings for the components.
By rackne - Jun 13, 2008
EVGA 780i SLI Intel Board - GREAT
Strengths: The board comes with so many options I cannot fill all the connectors. The board fired up with no hesitation and has performed flawlessly since my initial build. Does it all!
Weakness: None.
This is as upgrade machine and has worked perfectly. I want to recommend this board to anyone who has high standards and does not require the latest / greatest (DDR3). I have purchased my second EVGA 780i board to replace a system that recently died. It will be nice to have two machines on par for test work and then one for production applications. Great board.
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Nice board paired with Q6600
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Weakness: None so far.
Board booted right up and made sure I had the latest bios. Plenty of SATA connectors. Supports DDR1200. No over clocking but runs smoothly as a standard use non gaming machine at this point. 1st EVGA Motherboard owned and like it overall so far.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are a team nearly 11 million dollars over the salary cap, so it's safe to say that the organization has some decisions to make regarding their free agents in 2011.
Now that the NFL Lockout is officially over, the Steelers need to focus on signing their 2011 NFL Draft picks as well as undrafted free agents. Once that is complete, they can focus on the re-signing of their veteran players.
This is a Super Bowl squad from one year ago returning a heavy multitude of starters on both sides of the football.
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Pittsburgh Steelers nose tackle Chris Hoke won't make any spectacular plays for your defense, but he's a veteran defender who does his job and knows the 3-4 scheme well.
That being said, Hoke is an older defender and the team is looking to get younger on the defensive line. The 35-year old has been with the Steelers since 2001 playing in reserve duty as a defensive lineman.
Thanks to the injuries on the defensive line, Hoke has been starting for the majority of Pittsburgh's last few seasons and done a reasonably good job. His stats are underwhelming (12 tackles last season) but due to the nature of his position and the immense talent around him on defense, Chris Hoke is only expected to take up space and open up lanes for his Steelers teammates.
It's not imperative that the team re-signs Hoke, but he's a lifelong Steeler and well liked in the locker room. If they can work something out then Chris Hoke could be back for his 11th NFL season in the Black and Gold.
Steelers back-up running back Mewelde Moore finds himself without a contract and battling with an influx of young talent at his position going into the 2011 NFL season.
The 29-year old third down back has seen a major drop-off in productivity in the last two seasons with Pittsburgh. Last season he rushed for a meager 99 yards and caught 26 passes out of the backfield in 15 games for the Steelers.
Moore has only scored two touchdowns in the last 31 games he's appeared in. He may have been a key contributor during the 2008 Super Bowl run, but he was practically a ghost in the Steeler offense last season.
The emergence of Rashard Mendenhall as the feature back and Isaac Redman on the goal line already spelled doom for Moore going into the offseason.
Couple that with the fact that the team drafted a pass-catching back from Texas Tech in Baron Batch and signed former Big Ten Player of the Year John Clay today, and it seems fairly certain that Pittsburgh has little use for Moore's diminishing services.
Don't expect to see Mewelde Moore in a Steelers uniform in 2011 and beyond.
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback William Gay is at a make-or-break moment in his brief NFL career. Can he be a legitimate starter or will he forever be a nickel or dime package player?
Gay had to start a lot for the Steelers in 2010. He recorded 48 tackles and 11 pass break-ups for the defense. Unfortunately, Gay had some poor performances in key moments for the Steelers and lacks elite speed to keep up with some of the receivers he plays with man-to-man.
The Steelers secondary was shredded in the Super Bowl and the team to this point hasn't addressed the defensive backfield outside of the 2011 NFL Draft. Gay doesn't have the power to demand much of a pay raise and will need to give Pittsburgh reason to believe he can improve in the future.
This is a team desperate for talent at cornerback, so it's not out of the question that William Gay returns to the team. But it wouldn't surprise me if they parted ways with him either.
Offensive tackle Willie Colon suffered a season-ending injury in 2010 that could end up costing him his job with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2011.
Colon, 28, missed the entire 2010 season thanks to a preseason injury. However, he was a starter for the 2008 Super Bowl squad and didn't miss a start from 2007-2009 at the tackle position.
Colon's injury prompted the team to sign Flozell Adams in 2010. Adams started in place of him and did a fairly nice job. But the fact of the matter is that Pittsburgh's offensive line needs an influx of talent after a few seasons of getting away with murder talent wise.
A few things need to happen for Colon to be brought back. The Steelers need to release the 36-year Flozell Adams, which would open up $5 million in cap space. The organization needs to believe that Colon's injury was temporary and won't hinder his long-term future.
The team also drafted mammoth rookie tackle Marcus Gilbert who they'd rather not start in his inaugural season. I think that Willie Colon could feasibly be re-signed by the club if the circumstances allow for the team to be flexible on the offensive line.
The biggest question on the Pittsburgh Steelers offseason: should the team re-sign starting cornerback Ike Taylor?
Taylor has been the starting cornerback for Pittsburgh since the 2005 season. Taylor is a polarizing figure to Steelers fans.
On one hand, he's a great man-to-man player and is capable of having shut-down performances. On the other hand, he doesn't grab a lot of interceptions, and he's going to want a pay raise for his solid play, something that Steelers ownership is reluctant to do for their players.
This is a team that's struggling to get under the salary cap, and they'll need to pay Taylor at least more than the $4.5 million he's been making the last four seasons. Pittsburgh also needs a quality starter at cornerback and star free agent cornerbacks like Nnamdi Asomugha and Carlos Rogers are simply out of the question financially.
I think at the end of the day the Steelers should re-sign Ike Taylor because he knows defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau's defense and gives the team a solution at a position of need. He been healthy, reliable and productive for an otherwise weak secondary.