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Eagles Land Iowa State Transfer McKnight
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU men's basketball team added some depth and size to its frontcourt on Monday, landing 6-foot-9 Iowa State transfer Eric McKnight (Raleigh, N.C./Princeton Day Academy (Md.)/Iowa State). McKnight will have to sit out the 2011-12 season due to NCAA four-year transfer rules, but will have three years of eligibility.
"Eric has a chance to make a significant impact on our program," said head coach Andy Enfield. "The combination of his size, length and athleticism will allow him to be a difference-maker on both ends of the floor. With a transfer year and three years of eligibility, Eric has an opportunity to develop into a premier big man in the Atlantic Sun Conference."
McKnight saw time in 14 games as a freshman in 2010-11 with the Cyclones, who finished with a 16-16 overall record. Prior to signing with the Cyclones, the Raleigh, N.C. native chose Iowa State over Indiana, Maryland, Missouri and Georgetown.
McKnight became a highly sought-after recruit during the late signing period after showcasing his athletic ability during his senior year at Princeton Day (Md.). Standing 6-foot-9 with a seven-foot wingspan, McKnight averaged 11.8 points, 10.8 rebounds and 4.6 blocks per game during a 20-5 season for Princeton Day.
Following his senior season, McKnight was named to the All-Independent team, while being invited to the annual Capital Classic, Metro Premier All-Star game and District All-Star game. McKnight was ranked as the 42nd-best power forward in the class of 2010 by ESPN.com, earning a rating of 91.
McKnight's recruitment also heightened in November of 2009 during his senior season when he turned in a terrific performance at the Impact Basketball Academy Classic in Las Vegas. ESPN.com listed him as the surprise player of the tournament, saying "A 6-foot-9 post, McKnight is a long, athletic jumping jack. He has great mobility and agility that allows him to beat his man up and down the floor. McKnight never stops competing and is always well-placed around the basketball."
McKnight is the fourth player to sign with the Eagles since Enfield took over as the program's second-ever head coach. FGCU has also added three freshmen with guards Brett Comer (Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park HS) and Bernard Thompson (Rockdale, Ga./Rockdale County HS), along with forward Filip Cvjeticanin (Croatia/American School of Madrid) all signing NLIs.


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OpenOffice Reveals Motivation for Security Updates
Earlier than previously announced, the OpenOffice Project has released information regarding the newest security updates, spurred on due to gaps in security.
The software project team has advised users of the various release branches of versions 3 and 2 to update their software as soon as possible. More detailed information regarding these security loopholes were planned for September 11, but this info has been made public already.
The first security vulnerability (CVE-2009-0200 and CVE-2009-0201
concerns the processing of data in the format Windows meta-file (WMF). Manipulated data in graphic format could trigger heap overflows and under certain circumstances allow infiltrated code to execute under the authority of Office users. This issue was discovered by Dyon Balding from the company Secunia Research. This loophole also affects every version of Open Office 1.
The second loophole (CVE-2009-2414 and CVE-2009-2416 affects the processing of XML documents, including those in Open Document format (ODF). A targeted XML document could cause malicious code to execute.
Neither of the potential vulnerabilities have met with a real exploit of security to date. The most certain of solutions is to install either Open Office 3.1.1 or 2.4.3. which are the most current versions of the software.
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From the time Craig and Darcy Bryant were married, they hoped one day to have children. Last September that dream came true.
Son Austin was born. So was daughter MacKenzie, Kaitlyn, Peyton and finally Caleb.
"Your faith is tested I think," says Darcy Bryant, "how are you going to handle it."
Relying on faith became the one constant in this young couple's life from the first sonogram, through a difficult pregnancy. In the final two months of her pregnancy, Darcy went to a Phoenix hospital that specializes in multiple births. Many days she was there alone, Craig remaining in East Texas to work. There were serious questions about the health of some of the babies. Kaitlyn was very small was not expected to live. Austin had trouble as well. Some doctors even suggested to the Bryants that they should selectively choose which children should continue through the pregnancy.
"You start over at square one," says Darcy. "God has gotten us this far. Just as I thought my faith was growing I would fall and have to start all over and go okay God You are still in control. And no matter what You will be."
"We came to a point where God had given them to us and that He was going to provide for us so we kind of embraced that," says Craig Bryant. "But at the same time there are days when you say, man, how is this going to work? We know that You gave them to us God but how is it going to work.?"
At 32 weeks, the babies were born. Austin did not breath for the first 14 minutes of his life. Kaitlyn was only 1-point 6 pounds.
But all survived.
Today, back home in East Texas, a new journey has started. Caring for five,well, is no easy task. Our visit on a Tuesday afternoon was pretty quiet. Craig, who serves as youth minister at Victory Baptist in Marshall and works for the Hallsville School District had just got home from work. Feeding time was just around the corner.
There has been a transformation in the Bryant's Hallsville home. What was once the master bedroom is now a nursery. Five beds line the walls. The living room is neatly arraigned with three swings, five car seats, six bouncy chairs, and a stroller made for five. The Quints will go through one can of formula every day. Luckily some of the families needs have been met by friends or businesses.
The Bryants know that the days ahead will be as difficult as the year behind them. But they both believe God has given them an extraordinarily large gift. And that they can face whatever challenges lie ahead through the power of prayer.
"So many doctors and nurses, people we have met have said your faith has been really great you know," says Craig. "We see how God has brought Kaitlyn through, we see how it brought Austin through, and so if they had to go through just a little bit of that to show Jesus to others then we have to live with that and be happy with that."
"Its just wonderful," says Darcy. "Not to say that we don't have days that are completely crazy, because we do. But its just a blessing to see all five of them smile. And all five of them are starting to roll over and cue and laugh out loud. I mean they are just miracles. All five of them."
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studio apartment in Hilo
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Hawaii Paradise Park
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 210 - $ 350 / week
vacation rental description
Bob and Sammye Lamb will meet you at the Hale Keiki Hipa. We can
also arrange personalized tours, if you so desire. We have been
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South America and North America, as well as, the islands of the
Our brand new vacation rental includes a studio apartment with:
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Rental cars in Hawaii are some of the least expensive in the
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full size bed (can be used as a futon couch), extra air mattress and
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toaster oven, toaster, coffee maker, dishes, flatware. We also have
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available if you bring your laptop with the right card.
The private lanai has a small table and chairs for dining on lanai,
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Nani Mau Gardens is Located 3 miles south of the Hilo Airport on
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This 20-acre garden features anthuriums, orchids, native Hawaiian
plants, manicured floral gardens, and a water garden. There is also
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p.m. The admission fee is $10; no admission charge for children
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Hilo Tropical Gardens was established in 1948 by En Loy Kong. The
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Pua Mau Place Arboretum and Botanical Garden opened in October 2000.
It is a 45-acre desert garden and a major focus of the garden is the
use of ever-blooming woody plants in an arid Hawaiian environment.
The garden features a "hibiscus maze" with over 200 different
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Recommended donations are $8.00 for adults, $5.00 for children and
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vacation rental rates
Hawaiian Vacation Rental Prices for "Hale Keiki Hipa"
$30 per night if rented for 21 nights or more
$45 per night if rented for 14-20 nights
$50 per night if rented for 7-13 nights
$65 per night if rented for less than 7 nights
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New York City – Speaking in front of P.S. 166 The Richard Rogers School of the Arts & Technology, Democratic mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner today announced his proposal to expand "Grab and Go" food stands in school hallways. The proposal, from his second book of ideas, Even More Keys to the City – 61 Additional Ideas to Keep New York the Capital of the Middle Class, would reduce the stigma of free meals and ease access to school breakfast, ensuring that all New York City public school students have access to the crucial nutrition they need for higher achievement and better health outcomes.
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New York City – Continuing his constant focus on the issues that matter the most to the middle class and those struggling to make it there, Democratic candidate for mayor Anthony Weiner today stood outside Tweed Courthouse, the Department of Education's central office, where he announced his proposal to create a school business manager corps. The proposal, which is from his second book of ideas, Even More Keys to the City – 61 Additional Ideas to Keep New York the Capital of the Middle Class, would provide funding to schools for operations managers so that principals can focus their attention on the academic instruction and professional development needs of their staff.


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Gastrointestinal endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) is a procedure to remove cancerous or other abnormal tissues (lesions) from the digestive tract.
Endoscopic mucosal resection is performed with a long, narrow tube equipped with a light, video camera and other instruments. During endoscopic mucosal resection of the upper digestive tract, the tube (endoscope) is passed down your throat to reach an abnormality in your esophagus, stomach or upper part of the small intestine (duodenum).
When endoscopic mucosal resection is used to remove lesions from the colon, the tube is guided up through the anus.
Although endoscopic mucosal resection is primarily a treatment procedure, it's also used to collect tissues for use in diagnosis. If cancer is present, EMR can help determine if the cancer has invaded tissues beneath the digestive tract lining.
Endoscopic mucosal resection is a less invasive alternative to surgery for removing abnormal tissues from the lining of the digestive tract. These tissues may be:
Endoscopic mucosal resection is usually performed by a specialist in digestive system disorders (gastroenterologist) who has expertise in this technique.
Risks of the endoscopic mucosal resection include:
Call your doctor or get emergency care if you experience any of the following signs or symptoms after undergoing endoscopic mucosal resection:
Before you have endoscopic mucosal resection, you'll be asked to provide the following information:
Your doctor may make changes to your medication routine, such as temporarily stopping some blood-thinning medications.
Before the procedure
You'll receive written instructions about what to do starting the day before the procedure. These instructions may vary depending on the location of the lesion or lesions being removed. In general, the instructions will likely include the following:
You'll also sign an informed consent document giving your doctor permission to perform the procedure after the risks and benefits have been explained to you.
Travel arrangements
Because endoscopic mucosal resection is almost always performed as an outpatient procedure, you'll likely go home the same day. However, because of sedation used during the procedure, you'll need to make plans to have someone take you home after you're released from the hospital or clinic.
There are a few different versions of endoscopic mucosal resection. Ask your gastroenterologist about how your procedure will be performed. A common approach includes these steps:
During the procedure
During an endoscopic mucosal resection, you can expect the following:
After the procedure
After the procedure, you'll remain in a recovery room until most of the effect of the sedative has worn off. You'll receive written instructions about when you can start eating and drinking and when you can resume normal activities. You'll be advised not to do any of the following activities until the next day:
Relatively mild side effects may occur within the first 24 hours after the procedure. These may include:
You'll also receive written instructions about when to call your doctor or get emergency care after the procedure. The following signs or symptoms may indicate a serious complication from endoscopic mucosal resection:
You'll likely have a follow-up appointment with the gastroenterologist to discuss the outcome of your endoscopic mucosal resection and laboratory tests performed on lesion samples. Questions to ask include the following:
Follow-up exams
Typically, a follow-up exam is performed six to 12 months after your procedure to be sure the entire lesion was removed. Depending on what is found, your doctor will advise you when further examinations are necessary.
An exam will likely include a visual inspection with the use of an endoscope. Your doctor may mark the area of the removed lesion with ink (tattoo) so that when follow-up endoscopy is performed, he or she can be sure the lesion was removed completely.


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Baked potato recipes
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Perfect Baked Potato
by pamelamela82Viewed 1511 times
- To make crispy potatoes to die for - simply prick the potatoes and then cover with the oil and a handfull of salt. Bake in a 190 degrees oven for 1hr 45 for a perfect cruchy crispy skin and fluffy inside. Enjoy!!!
- 1 per person baking potatoes
- 1 tps per person olive oil
- ground sea salt
Crunchy Jacket Potatos
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- 1. Preheat the oven to 200 degrees celcius. Wipe the potatoes and prick them with a fork. Put them in the oven.
- 2. Cook the potatoes in the oven for 60 - 75 minutes until they are soft inside and the skins are crispy. Remove them from the oven.
- 3. Cut each potatoe in half and scoop out the soft insides into a mixing bowl. Take care not to damage the skins.
- 4. Mash the potatoe well and then add the butter and seasoning.
- 5. Place the skins on the baking tray. Chop the ham and put it on the bottom of the skins.
- 6. Spoon in the potato mixture. Remember to make sure each skin has the same amount of potato and ham in.
- 6. Grate the cheese and sprinkle evenly on the potatoes.
- 7. Put them back in the oven and cook for a further 15 minutes until the tops are golden brown.
Prepare all your ingredients before you take the jacket potatoes out of the oven. Serve with a side salad for a bigger portion. For a veggie option, try fried mushrooms instead of ham. Try adding flaked tuna or salmon to the potato skins instead of ham. For an extra tasty meal, por over minced chilli sauce or bolognese sauce instead of ham. Sprinkle with cheese to finish.
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- fork
- baking tray
- dessert spoon
- mixing bowl
- sharp knife
- chopping board
- grater
- 4 large potatoes
- 55g of butter
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 115g of ham
- 115g of cheddar cheese
Stuffed Jacket Potatoes (Vegan)
by winterstarViewed 1953 times
- 1 - bake the potatoes at 200 degrees / gas mark 6 for about an hour
- 2 - after the hour finely chop the onion and mushrooms and fry in the margarine until soft, add the sesame seeds for the last couple of minutes
- 3 - cut the potatoes in half and scoop out the insides, mix with the onion and mushroom mix, scoop mixture back into potatoes and bake for a further 15 minutes or so
- 4 - serve with salad
If you have a fan oven and don't like crispy jackets reduce the cooking time. I like to mix it up and use different ingredients - last time I made this I added a small amount of chopped smoked tofu and a little red pepper - yummy! Serves 2 people at 2 potatoes each, good main course. Smaller portion would make a nice starter. DON'T FORGET, VEGAN FOOD IS SUITABLE FOR EVERYONE!
- 4 baking potatoes
- 1 small onion
- 2 mushrooms (large)
- 1 tsp sesame seeds
- 1 tsp Pure sunflower spread (or equiv)
- salt and pepper to taste
Greek Baked Potatoes ( Patates Yemistas )
by daijohnViewed 292 times
- 1 Place potatoes on a baking sheet & bake in a medium
- oven for approx 1hour until tender.
- 2 Remove from oven & slice off the top of each one.
- 3 Using a spoon , remove most of the flesh (taking care not to
- damage the skin) and place in a bowl.
- 4 Mash the potato with a little butter , season with salt
- & pepper.
- 5 Refill the potatoes with the mash,leaving a well in
- the top.
- 6 Carefully crack an egg into each well,season with salt &
- pepper then sprinkle with grated cheese.
- 7 Cover the top of each potato with a slice of bread &
- return to oven.
- 8 When the cheese is melted & golden brown the potatoes
- are ready to serve.
- 4 large baking potatoes
- 4 medium eggs
- 4 slices bread
- grated cheese (of your choice)
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Internet security solutions firm Sophos has warned the Twitter users of a malicious link that is spreading malware. These links misguide the users to their 'online photos'. These links are spread across the social network.
The links point to Russian web pages that ultimately attempt to infect Windows PCs using the Blackhole exploit kit.
The dangerous would ask you, 'It's you on photo?' or 'It's about you?' This is followed by a link. If you click on this link, you are inviting trouble. The cybercriminals behind the campaign could change the wording used in the dangerous tweets at any time.
"If you see tweets like this, please do not click on them,'' Mr Graham Cluley, Senior Technology Consultant at Sophos, advises the Twitter users.
"There isn't a photo of you waiting at the end of the link — and the accounts that are spreading the messages have either been compromised by hackers or have been created by hackers with the purpose of spreading the dangerous links, he said.


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WARREN, Ohio -The driver of a tractor trailer has been cited for unsafe speed and failure to wear a seatbelt after rolling his vehicle over in Warren.
According to a police relese, 45-year-old Wanaka Chea of Cleveland was driving a 2000 international tractor trailer carrying two large steel coils on State Route 5 westbound. After failing to make a turn on the 422 off ramp, one of the coils came off, rolling to the opposite side of US 422.
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Dougherty County Investigators are looking for thieves who are targeting rural churches. Berean Freewill Baptist on Branch Road was hit by burglars sometime between Sunday and yesterday.
The burglars pried open a side door but could not get into the office, and nothing was stolen. It's the second rural church hit recently.
"Some churches have services on Wednesday and Sunday. Some are just on Sunday. It could be several days before anyone is in and out of the church. A lot of time they go unnoticed for a couple of days until someone arrives for the church service," said DCP Sgt. Chad Kirkpatrick.
Antioch Baptist Church on Moultrie Road was broken into two weeks ago but the alarm scared off the thieves.
If you see any suspicious activity around rural churches or have any information call Dougherty County Police at 430-6600.
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Our Mission
The mission of the Center for Career and Professional Development is to assist students and alumni in identifying and reaching their career and employment goals, to help employers access an educated and highly trained workforce, and to support faculty and staff in providing opportunities to increase student learning and skill development.
Where to find Us
Western Kentucky University's Center for Career and Professional Development is located in the new Student Success Center in the center of WKU's campus. We provide service to WKU students, alumni, faculty, staff, WKU families, extended campuses and the surrounding communities.
Summer Hours:
- May 19 – June 6, 2014: 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
- June 9 – August 15, 2014
- 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday
- 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Friday
Fall, Spring Semester Hours:
- Monday & Tuesday 8:00am to 6:00pm Wednesday - Friday - 8:00am to 4:30pm
The office was established initially as a placement office whose main goal was to find jobs for our exiting graduates. Although we do still assist in placement our mission has expanded to include career exploration, career engagement, academic career guidance and a host of other individual specific services.
Directions to the Center for Career and Professional Development
Please note: our office is in the Downing Student Union, Room 2001 (across from Diddle Arena). Phone 270-745-3095 for additional information. On Mapquest and GPS units you can use 1515 Avenue of Champions, Bowling Green, KY 42101 for driving directions to the parking structure.
1. Take Exit 26 off of Interstate 65.
2. Turn toward Bowling Green onto Cemetery Road.
3. Continue straight for three miles. Cemetery Road becomes Fairview Avenue. Continue going straight across 31-W Bypass. You will pass a fire station on your left. After passing the fire station, turn left at the third traffic light onto College Street (this is a one-way street).
4. Stay on College Street through downtown Bowling Green and continue until you reach the top of the hill. College Street will dead-end at 15th street at a statue of Henry Hardin Cherry. Turn right onto 15th Street.
5. 15th Street will turn into College Heights Blvd. The Parking Structure will be on your right.
6. Turn right into the parking structure. Reserved Recruiter Parking is immediately on the right past the unoccupied toll booth. Park in one of the first three spaces marked for the Center for Career and Professional Development . You will find your Parking Permit taped behind one of the reserved signs in front of your car. Place it on your rearview mirror facing out before you leave your vehicle.
7. Walking directions to the Center for Career and Professional Development , Downing Student Union, room 2001: Exit the parking structure on the same side you entered. Walk across the street (Bates Runner Hall will be in front of you). Turn right and take the sidewalk down the hill to the next building, Downing Student Union (red brick building on your left). Walk in the first entrance you come to, enter the building and then take the steps directly to your left. Go to the 2nd floor and turn right. Continue down the hallway, the Center for Career and Professional Development , DSU 2001, will be straight ahead. You may also take the elevator by Fresh Foods to the 2nd floor.
Note: On Mapquest and GPS units you can use 1515 Avenue of Champions, Bowling Green, KY 42101 for driving directions to the parking structure.
Don't forget to display your parking pass on your rearview mirror facing out before you leave your vehicle.
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Richland — Matt McCormick, manager of the Department of Energy Richland Operations Office, is retiring in mid-June, he announced Tuesday. The Richland Operations Office is in charge of all Hanford work except the management and treatment of waste in underground tanks.
After lengthy discussions with my family, Ive decided nows the best time to bring my federal career to a close, he said in a message to Hanford workers.
He will spend some time with family and then expects to do work in the private sector, he said.
Doug Shoop, deputy site manager for the Richland Operations Office, will lead work after McCormick leaves until a new manager is selected. Candidates will be solicited through a formal vacancy announcement and a new manager could be named this summer.
McCormick, who has worked for the federal government for more than three decades, came to Hanford in 2000 from DOEs Rocky Flats, Colo., cleanup site and was named manager in 2010.
Its been an honor and a privilege to work with a dedicated federal and contractor work force, the community, tribes and stakeholders in cleaning up Hanford lands, preserving the rich history and protecting site resources, he said in his message to workers. The too-frequent turnover in DOE top leadership at Hanford hurts, said Gary Petersen, Tri-City Development Council vice president of Hanford programs.
But all I can say is really good things about Matt McCormick, Petersen said. Hes been a superb help to the community. TRIDEC and the community did not always get what it wanted, but under McCormicks leadership there was always an understanding of why, he said. He credited McCormick with opening up discussions with a range of parties, including Hanford-area county governments and the tribes.
Its a step McCormick promised to take when he took the manager position four years ago. Leadership has been a social process, McCormick said, and hell miss the relationships he built with people.
It was a tough decision and I made it with mixed feelings, he said. But with 32 years between the Navy and DOE, its time to move on and see what other opportunities are out there.
Hanford and the Tri-City area will benefit from McCormicks hard work for years to come, said Rep. Doc Hastings, R-Wash.
Matt has not only successfully carried out the cleanup mission at Richland, he has also served as a tireless advocate for Hanford, Hastings said.
McCormick has pushed for critical work needed for a successful cleanup and worked with the Tri-City area on how cleaned-up land can play a role in the future, he said.
Im hopeful that Matt's successor will share his focus, leadership and dedication, Hastings said.
Under McCormicks leadership in the past four years, significant progress has been made to clean up Hanford land along the Columbia River. Few of the more than 180 buildings that once stood just north of Richland remain, and contaminated debris and soil have been dug up to protect the Columbia River, at the 300 Area just north of Richland and at the reactor areas along the river. Cleanup has been completed around Hanfords F Reactor, the first cleanup finished in a reactor area.
Three new pump and treat systems have started pumping up contaminated groundwater and cleaning it to be reinjected into the ground during his term as manager. That includes Hanfords largest and most sophisticated system, the 200 West Groundwater Treatment Facility, which is treating more than 1,500 gallons of water per minute.
Progress has been made at whats been called Hanfords most hazardous facility, the Plutonium Finishing Plant, to dismantle and remove highly contaminated glove boxes and other equipment. In addition, the plants vault buildings have been demolished.
McCormick also managed $1.6 billion of work under the Recovery Act. But his accomplishments also reach back to his earlier years at Hanford, many of them as assistant manager for central Hanford.
He was one of the key players to develop and implement Hanfords 2015 vision. It calls for completing most cleanup along the Columbia River by 2015 and speeding up work at the Plutonium Finishing Plant and to treat contaminated groundwater. He also developed, won support for and implemented the Central Plateau Cleanup Strategy, which divides work in the central 75 square miles of Hanford into an outer area, an inner area and groundwater.
He led the effort to ship more than 4 metric tons of weapons-grade plutonium off Hanford to Savannah River, S.C.
Its been quite a ride over the last 10 years, he said. But the credit for work done goes to his DOE staff and those on the front lines of cleanup, many doing hazardous work, he said.
McCormicks leadership over the last decade has resulted in tremendous achievements to advance cleanup, said Dave Huizenga, senior adviser for DOEs Office of Environmental Management. Matt has made a lasting impact, he said.
-- Annette Cary: 582-1533; email@example.com; Twitter: @HanfordNews


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So the weather for Game 1 of the World Series tonight in St. Louis is ... well, it's not okay. It's pretty far from okay.
I'm writing this from chilly, breezy, overcast Oregon.
Scott Miller's in St. Louis, where it's chillier, breezier, and overcastier ...
That's not okay, and it's not going to get okay. It's presumably going to get worse. According to Weather Underground, here's tonight: Breezy. Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of rain. Low in the lower 40s. Northwest wind 15 to 20 mph with gusts to around 30 mph.
Sure, maybe the rains will hold off. But what do the low 40s feel like when the Iowa Express is howling through Busch Stadium at 20 or 30 miles an hour?
I've made this argument before and nobody cared, but this isn't baseball weather, friends. This isn't golf weather or Ultimate Frisbee weather or croquet weather and it's especially not baseball weather. And if not for TV, they probably wouldn't even be entertaining the notion of playing baseball in this weather.
At least it will be the same for both teams. But as much as I love the World Series, I will take a bit less pleasure than usual tonight, watching the players doing something they shouldn't be doing.


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A Fort Myers woman has been cited for failure to provide veterinary care to her injured dog in late March.
According to Lee County Domestic Animal Services, Shawne Boardman reported her 12-year-old West Highland Terrier, Bailey, went missing for several hours.
Boardman said that when the dog was returned to its home, its mouth was glued shut. She also claimed Bailey was limping and appeared to have been beaten. She did not seek veterinary care for the dog or report the incident to Animal Services.
"After I gave it a bath, got it into water she was fine," Boardman said. "There was something wrong, but not serious enough to take it to the vet."
Bailey died later that night.
"We felt the animal - based on state statute and local ordinance - the animal should have received veterinary care, prompt, immediate veterinary care. And again, maybe the outcome could have been different," said Donna Ward, Director of Lee County Domestic Animal Services.
Boardman's mother wrote a letter to the News-Press regarding the incident, which prompted an investigation by LCDAS and the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
No suspects or leads were found.
Bailey's body was exhumed from a shallow grave on April 10th. Her remains were sent to the University of Florida Veterinary Forensic Lab for testing.
No evidence of glue was found around the dog's mouth and there were no broken bones or signs of abuse.
A cause of death could not be determined, due to the time that had passed before the body was retrieved.
Criminal defense attorney Scott Moorey says he thinks that will make it hard for the fine to stick.
"So to go back and charge the victim with animal cruelty because she didn't give the proper care, I find that to be a stretch," he said.
But Animal Services says Boardman's comments are enough to warrant the ticket.
"This tragic incident should serve as an important lesson to pet owners about the importance of seeking immediate medical care whenever a pet is sick or injured. This pet could possibly have been saved or at least her suffering could have been avoided if her owners had taken her to a veterinarian," states Suzanne Vazzana, LCDAS Veterinarian.
Fines for failure to provide care can be up to $500. And now Boardman says she's wondering how to pay a fine she doesn't feel she deserves.


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Customer Reviews for Quilt Sticks:
July 9, 2014
Harriett J
I bought these in five sizes and I am going to purchase the remaining sizes. They are terrific. One of the best quilting tools I own. They allow me to cut strips for bindings and piecework that are always the right width. I much prefer the masonite material because it doesn't slip like slippery plastic. I hang them with ribbons on hooks for easy access.
February 25, 2014
Jason O
I bought a 2-1/2" Quilt Stick as a gift for my wife and she LOVES IT! It does not slip or slide, unlike those acrylic rulers which are hard to read, and tend to move on the fabric when using the rotary cutter.
I'm definitely going to buy the other sizes!
For the money, nothing beats 'em.
My wife said, "I have never been able to cut strips as accurately and precisely before now. I can get to the sewing faster!"
Sidenote: We have used many products to help when using a rotary cutter, and find that these QUILT STICKS really work.
February 11, 2014
Carol D
These "sticks" are strictly for cutting strips. No measurement lines on them at all! They do work beautifully. No slipping whatsoever. I easily cut a tack of six fabrics and the "stick didn't move at all. If you are looking for a measuring stick this is not for you, if you have lots of strips all the same size to cut, get this and get busy.
January 29, 2014
Sharon C
I sure wish I had read the other review before I made the mistake and purchased this. It doesn't even have ruler markings! and the material is not quality anything. It should be plastic like the regular rotary cutting aids.
December 26, 2013
Sue J
I had a hard time rating this product because I didn't want to give it even one star. I ordered two of the Quilt Sticks and was surprised to find that they were made from masonite with an unfinished back. I felt that they were not as described, and certainly not what I had expected. If you are used to cutting with either metal or acrylic rulers, you probably will not be happy with this item. When I contacted Annie's and told them of my disappointment and complete dissatisfaction with the Quilt Sticks they were most accommodating and issued me a credit with no problems, which is typical of their customer services. I suggest you save your money and not spend it on this item. Annie's sells many products that are much better than this.
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Ubuntu 8.10 Seeking Beta Testers
The upcoming Ubuntu 8.10, alias Intrepid Ibex, is now in beta.
Armed with new base elements such as Linux kernel 26.2.7, GNOME 2.24 and X.Org 7.4, Ubuntu 8.10 is due to be released by October. Beta versions of the add-ons Edubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Ubuntu-Studio and Mythbuntu are also available for testing.
Ubuntu release manager Steve Langasek introduced a number of new features. Among them is inclusion of the GNOME Network Manager 0.7 for wireless extensions. Another is the ability to set up Guest sessions for temporary password-less user access with restricted privileges. The full list of enhancements is on their About Ubuntu page.
The Kubuntu beta, according to Langasek, will transition users to the KDE 4 desktop. Xubuntu brings with it Xfce Desktop 4.4.2, and Ubuntu-Studio includes the hardware recognition and management enhancements from Ubuntu 8.10 along with tools for audio, video and graphic production. Mythbuntu has its own beta page.
Running since Alpha..Have been running Alpha on box and lappie, and it was acceptable, allthough there were some isues (like limited number of X apps running at once in one lifetime of X server session )
And couple of ConsoleKit crashes..
Goot thing i'ts Beta :P
Issue 167/2014
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Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.


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Cabinet Maker's Scraper
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Cabinet Maker's Scraper
This elegant Scraping Plane, comfortably sized between our large and small Scraping Planes, is based on the Stanley No. 85. The blade extends the full width of the base and allows you to work right into a corner, such as a fielded panel. The tilting knob and handle offer clearance for your knuckles when scraping inside a box or on a wide, deep rabbet. Frog is fixed.
- Ductile Iron Body, Bronze Frog & Cap
- Length 8-3/8" (21.27cm). Width 2" (5.08cm)
- 2" wide A2 Blade beveled at 45º
- Weight 3 lbs.
Toothed blades, for preparing surfaces for veneering and for working exceptionally difficult grains, are available in coarse (18 teeth per inch) and fine (25 teeth per inch).
Cabinet Maker's Scraper
Stanley's No. 85 Cabinet Maker's Scraper plane is a much sought after collectible, commanding high prices. Consequently, until now, few people had the opportunity to own one to use. This is a fine scraper — not prone to chatter, because the blade is bedded directly against the plane body.
Blade Sharpening:
Our Scraping Plane comes with a much thicker blade than the original. This allows the blade to be prepared somewhat differently than other scrapers. We recommend that you hone the blade to a sharp edge like a plane blade, and do not use a burr (at least until you get used to using the tool). We have found that, with a 45° bevel on the blade, our thick scraper blades sharpen more easily and produce a better surface. Slightly round the corners of the blade with a stone to prevent them from marking the work. Burnishing: If you wish to create a burr, hone the blade, and then hold it upright in a vise. Begin by holding a burnisher at about 45°, working up to 75°. Work the edge until you can feel a distinct 'hook' all the way across. Be very careful not to cut yourself on the upright blade. Use of a burr will give more aggressive cutting action. Tilting Handles: Loosen the nuts on top of the knob and handle to tilt to one side or the other. Tighten the nuts, being careful not to overtighten. Lubricate the pivot bar occasionally.
Frog Adjustment:
When the frog is in the correct position, the back of the blade should contact the back of the mouth on both sides. If adjustment is necessary, install the blade in the frog, and move both to the rear until the back of the blade contacts the body. Then tighten the two fillister head screws to lock the frog in place. The single set screw is then tightened a bit. This puts tension on the frog assembly, preventing the fillister screws from loosening.
Setting the Blade:
The blade is inserted with the bevel facing the handle. To set the depth of cut, lay the sole of the tool on a flat surface and loosen the thumbscrew. Press lightly on the top of the blade with your thumb and re-tighten the thumbscrew. Do not over tighten. Usually, this will be enough exposure for a fine shaving. If not, repeat with a slip of paper under the front of the tool. Minor depth adjustments may also be made by lightly tapping the top of the blade with a burnisher or light hammer while the tool is resting on a flat board.
Toothed Blades:
We offer replacement blades, and toothed blades of 18 and 25 teeth per inch. Toothed blades are useful (before using the regular blade) when working extremely difficult woods, because they score fibers in a criss-cross pattern. They are also used to prepare surfaces for gluing, as in veneering, by lightly roughening the surface.
Handle the Cabinet Maker's Scraper like a Bench Plane. Use a light touch, rather than trying to remove too much material at once, or using too much downward pressure. Too aggressive a cut (blade set too deep), or too much downward pressure will result in chatter — you should be taking light strokes. Often it is helpful to scrape at an angle to the grain, and then from the opposite angle. David Charlesworth has a good discussion on scrapers in Furniture Making Techniques Vol. II.
Tool Care
Materials: The body is cast from Ductile Iron, a very strong alloy that will take a lot of abuse. These castings are fully stress relieved, a process that removes inherent stresses and ensures that the tool will remain flat and true.
The blade is A-2 Tool Steel hardened to Rockwell 50-55, cryogenically treated and double tempered. Our heat treating technique ensures that the blade will take and hold a very fine edge for a long time. After heat treating, the blade is fully surface ground on the top, back, and cutting edge, giving a smooth, flat surface that will take a mirror finish very quickly. The 1/8" thickness provides solid chatter-free cutting.
The sole is ground flat to .0015" or less. Occasional hand lapping with fine wet/dry sandpaper (320 grit or higher) on a flat surface will help remove dings and keep it true. The bronze parts can be polished with any good brass polish, or be allowed to patina with age and use. Occasionally, the tool should be disassembled and cleaned. The blade should be kept lightly oiled to prevent rust, especially when the tool is not in use. In our shop, we use a fine abrasive handblock to remove light surface oxide from body or blade. The handblock is available from us.
Materials and workmanship are guaranteed for the life of your tool. Call for repairs or replacement parts. We are available for advice if you ever have a problem using your tool.
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Bronze and brass alloys contain lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects, or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.


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We are a club team that competes in races in cyclocross (fall) and road (spring) as well as going on group rides. The races are in the North Central Collegiate Cycling Conference and we travel to ND, IA, MN, NE, and KS for road season in the spring. We meet every day outside of Buntrock commons around 3:30 to ride, unless otherwise noted. In the fall we sell Olaf cycling gear, open to anyone interested in quality cycling apparel. There will be a booth at the Co-curricular fair, so come check it out when school starts! Also, we have a facebook group called "St Olaf Cycling Club" that you should join! www.stolafcycling.com
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Less Sleep Associated with Increased Risk of Crashes for Young Drivers
A study by Alexandra L. C. Martiniuk, MSc, PhD, of the George Institute for Global Health, Sydney, Australia suggest inadequate sleep is associated with a significant increase in the risk for drowsy driving and motor vehicle crashes for young drivers.
The study had 19,327 newly licensed drivers from 17-to-24-years-old respond to a questionnaire. These new drivers held a first-stage provisional license between June 2003 and December 2004. Researchers also analyzed licensing and police-reported crash data with an average of two years of follow up.
On average, individuals who reported sleeping six or fewer hours per night had an increased risk for crashes compared to those who reported sleeping more than six hours. Inadequate sleep on the weekends was also significantly associated with an increased risk for crashes. These crashes were most likely to occur between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (March 13, 2013) – The Panther Racing crew wrapped up the IndyCar open test at Barber Motorsports Park Wednesday evening, with driver JR Hildebrand and the No. 4 National Guard Chevy finishing the two-day test 21st on the time charts with a fast lap of 1:08.2504. With the start of the 2013 IZOD IndyCar Series Championship just around the corner, the Panther team was able to get some valuable track time before the season opener on the streets of St. Petersburg.
"It was great to get back into the car and be back at the track with all the Panther boys," Hildebrand said. "Barber was a two-test but we had a very busy couple of days, and I think it's because we felt like we had to get through a lot of different items because the start of the season is coming up so quick."
"It was a busy couple days," team General Manager Chris Mower said. "We spent a lot of our time here testing items for when we come back to Barber in April, and we were able to test a few things that we felt could give us a read for St Petersburg. We were also able to get a good read on the engine, and the new 2013 Chevy Engine ran great and we were able to customize its drivability to suit JR pretty easily so we shouldn't have to worry about that in St Pete."
Panther and Hildebrand spent much of the open test focused on getting data for the up-coming race at Barber and practicing pit-stops, but the team was also able to get some data for the race at St. Pete. With a new Chevy engine for the 2013 season, Panther and Hildebrand were able to run 93 laps and use the time on track to get accustom to the engine and customize settings to better suit Hildebrand's driving style prior to the start of the season.
"Overall I think it was a very productive test," JR continued. "We were able to test a lot of different aspects on the car, the boys and I got some pit stop practice, and the new Chevy engine ran great. We definitely found some interesting things, and now the trick will be to go back and understand how it all fits together best for different circumstances. We're definitely looking forward to St. Pete."
The team will return to Indianapolis for pre-race prep for a few days before the race haulers head out on the road to St. Pete, and after a successful test at Baber the team is looking forward to a strong start to the 2013 IZOD IndyCar Series Championship.
"Obviously being a team in this level of motorsport we always want to be P-1 and although we aren't quite there yet, we have definitely learned a few things here that will help us to get there," Mower continued. "JR drove a lot of consistent laps, our Engineers got a lot of data and our crew did a lot of pit stop practice so we are happy with our package going into St Pete. Now all we have to do is race prep when we get home and three days after that our trucks will be on the road for the first round of the 2013 IZOD IndyCar Championship."


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Four men are in custody in connection with the Jan. 4 murder of Joshua Ramone Smith.
Raleigh Police say Smith, 21, was shot at 7000 Glenwood Avenue, and then driven to a Burger King at 6500 Glenwood Avenue by a 2007 Ford Mustang.
Smith was transported to WakeMed where he later died.
On Sunday, police arrested Ussef Kamara, 21, Troy Michael Williamson, 22, Luis Herrera, 21, and Raheem Crossley, 23, in connection with Smith's death.
The four men are each charged with murder.
Kamara told police he was at the scene at the time of the murder.
Kamara has multiple drug convictions, including possession with intent to sell in 2011, according to the Department of Public Safety website.
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I've never told you about falling on top of the doctor. That means I've also fallen behind in keeping you posted on Parkinson's progress. OK, an overdue update: The Progress is, well, progressing. Some days my balance is really good, not even calling for use of a cane.
Other days, it's crazy. I reel as I walk, moving forward like crab, scuttling one way and then the other. And I fall down more than I used to, typically forward while walking, or sometimes toward left or right. To wit:
At a Quaker weekend earlier this month, I was standing in a pleasant crowd, waiting to enter the dining room.
Nothing was under way but good conversation. But I fell down. In mid-sentence, standing absolutely straight, I was suddenly falling to my right without the slightest instinctual reaction to raise an arm to break the fall.
Three Friends grabbed me before I whacked head and shoulders on the bottom of a staircase, and they stood me up. I felt like a fool but was unhurt. That's the way it can happen.
It was a bit different, though, when I fell on top of the doctor. I still feel bad about that, but not guilty. She asked for it, damn it!
As my splendid Bassett neurologist has helped Anne and me get a closer understanding of my state, we've been referred for several specialized motion disorder clinics. We've been twice to Johns Hopkins' Dr. Zoltan Mari, a really big dog in the field, who said that Bassett was on exactly the right track, but that my symptoms would have to "mature" more before there could be an exact diagnosis.
We've been several times to Albany Med, and once down to the City to Columbia Med. That's where I fell on the doc.
I liked her as soon as she came bustling down the hall towards us. Short, no-nonsense, she seemed the very archetype of a NYC medical professional. When she began to talk, it was clear that she was very sharp and hadalready analyzed closely all the materials sent down from Bassett and Albany Med. Her examination of me was perfunctory, pretty much just a few taps with a rubber mallet and a rotating of wrists and elbows to check for "ratcheting."
No questions at all about the symptoms that are not physically evident, ones that every member of our support group confirms are part and parcel of their condition.
"Let's go out in the hallway," the doctor said. "I want towatch your walk and then test your balance." I dutifullywalked the length of the hall and back, and then she stood me sideways. "I'm going to stand behind you and pull you back by your shoulders. You're going to resist the pull as best as you can."
Whoa! I explained that I have no balance control in that direction, that on stairs I have to cling to the banister and lean forward for fear of toppling backward. But she was already behind me.
"Are you ready?" she said, and tugged firmly. And I toppled backward. Now, I'm about six feet tall and just over200. She's around 5-feet four and probably weighs 130. I slammed her back against the wall.
She did not take it well. Pushing me back to my feet, she growled angrily, "I have a bad back, and now I have to go take a Tylenol!" She stalked off down the hall.
Anne and I looked at one another and then went to sit meekly back in the examining room. When the doc returned, the consult ended abruptly.
"Look," she said, "I don't see Parkinson's Disease here. You don't have any of the classic physical symptoms except for dry skin over your eyebrows. Maybe you should seek psychiatric help."
This was breathtaking. I have great respect for psychiatry and, who knows?
Perhaps there is a psychological dimension to my condition — at very least as effect, if not contributing cause. But the doc's dismissal of several years of careful observation by skilled colleagues struck me as unfair, wrong.
Anne and I thanked her and left. As we walked down the hall, we held hands, both feeling we probably wouldn't be coming back there. But then I realized and said something very important.
"You know, we've been going to these consults, trying to get a specific name for what's going on in me. Well, we don't need a name. We're in great hands at Bassett and maybe should just follow the Hopkins doc's prediction. As symptoms mature, a diagnosis will follow." And then I added something that I've been living by, ever since.
"I'm not going to carry myself around like a bone china cup on a saucer, scared that I'm going to drop and shatter. No more! I'm going to be a good sturdy mug, stoneware, the kind with room to get three fingers gripped through the handle. That's the way I'm going to carry myself!"
And so I have, ever since.
And that wonderful change, not in condition but attitude, came because I fell on the doc! So I'm grateful and hope her back's just fine. And maybe she learned something from our encounter. Not about me, but about herself.
I guess that one reason that I haven't been keeping you posted on Parkinsonism and me is that I've been wrapped up in finishing "Wobbling Home," a book on the subject. It's out now, and, to my shock, is already selling in Canada and Great Britain. That's the way of modern publishing.
One Friday, Sept. 23, (tomorow!) Bassett Healthcare's Neurology Department is sponsoring a second launch for "Wobbling Home." It will run from 4:30 to 6 pm in the lobby of the Clinic Building facing River Street.
The launch is meant to highlight the book for Bassett's own personnel, but the general public is welcome, too.
There'll be refreshments and music from Katie Boardman's dulcimer. You're all invited!
From Fly Creek: A good sturdy mug
I've never told you about falling on top of the doctor. That means I've also fallen behind in keeping you posted on Parkinson's progress. OK, an overdue update: The Progress is, well, progressing. Some days my balance is really good, not even calling for use of a cane.
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Two men die in M1 crash near Watford and Edgware
8:21am Monday 3rd December 2012 in News By Anna Slater, Chief Reporter
Two men died and four others were injured in a crash on the M1 in the early hours of this morning.
The East of England Ambulance Service were called to the crash involving two black BMWs between Watford and Edgware at 2.45am.
Six ambulances, two fast response cars and a hazardous area unit were sent to the scene, near junction five (Watford).
The driver and the front seat passenger of one of the cars died at the scene.
Two of the injured men were stabilised and taken to St Mary's Hospital in Paddington with serious injures.
Another two men also suffered injuries and were taken to Watford General Hospital for further treatment.
The M1 remains closed southbound between junctions five and four (Edgware) as investigations continue and Herts Police says it is not expected to re-open until mid-morning.
The closure is causing severe delays on the road network entering London.
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ATHENS Maybe it was the weather. Maybe it was just one of those terrible nights when nothing went in. Or maybe it was just not having one of its top players.
In any case the result was an abysmal one for the Georgia men's basketball team. The Bulldogs were awful shooting the ball, and paid for it with a disappointing home loss to Vanderbilt, 59-54.
It was a setback for Georgias season, and it wasted what was, considering everything, a pretty decent crowd at Stegeman Coliseum. Nearly 2,000 students got in free, and saw their team miss 17 straight 3-pointers, shoot just 27 percent overall, and lose to a team with just seven scholarship players.
I felt like we let the crowd down, junior forward Marcus Thornton said. We had a lot of people come out, especially a lot of students, and thats what we hoped for, and we just didnt come to play. We didnt give them the effort they deserved.
Georgia (10-9 overall) dropped to 4-3 in the SEC. The loss to Vanderbilt (11-8, 3-4) was one the Bulldogs could ill afford, and might undo a lot of the momentum the team had in its surprising start in SEC play.
"We certainly reverted," Fox said, referring to his team's poor offensive play.
Vanderbilt only has seven scholarship players. But head coach Kevin Stallings has had his way lately with the Bulldogs, now having beaten them eight straight times.
Lets give Vanderbilt credit," Fox said. "They outplayed us, and our players got what we deserved. We got whooped. Not whooped, we got beat. But we didnt play well. Cant shoot the ball like that. Cant rebound like that. Cant defend like that, and win the game.
He could have just stopped at cant shoot the ball like that. Everything else could have been overcome with just a few more made shots.
Shooting guard Kenny Gaines, Georgia's second-leading scorer, missed a second straight game with a thigh injury. Georgia did get back Juwan Parker, the backup shooting guard, but that didnt end up helping. It might have actually hurt.
Parker had a disastrous night, going 0-for-10 from the field, including five missed 3-pointers.
I felt good (in warm-ups), Parker said. Some nights you just have a bad night, and this just went from bad to worse.
Fox was asked afterwards if he would help Parker put the poor performance aside.
"He shouldn't put this game aside," Fox said. "He better take his butt right into the gym, which he probably will tonight, right into the gym and start shooting the ball in."
Parker said he would be doing just that.
"I've gotta hit something before I leave the gym," Parker said, smiling ruefully.
While shooting was the overhanging factor, plenty else went wrong for Georgia. It only had three assists, a season-low, and for the first time in an SEC game committed more fouls than its opponent.
We didnt have enough spirit to begin with, Thornton said. I think youve gotta be assertive. I think we just kind of existed on offense. We didnt establish ourselves in any way, shape or form, in any facet of the game. So we didnt get anything done today.
Thornton was asked why they lacked spirit.
Not sure. Im not exactly sure what was behind it. I dont know if it was the snow, the weather change. I dont know what it was, we just didnt have it today, spirit-wise, Thornton said. And thats disappointing because you can always control that.
Gaines took a knee to the high last week, late in a blowout win over South Carolina. It didnt appear serious at the time, but has ended up causing one of Georgias best players to miss at least two games.
Were missing him a ton, Thornton said.
Hes not progressed to the level to clear him, Fox said. We cant put the kid at risk. Our trainers have done a great job. Hes just not cleared yet.
The game was played on a day that classes at UGA were canceled because of the snowstorm and ensuing travel gridlock. Students were let in for free, and 1,914 came, including star football player Todd Gurley, along with former Georgia football star David Pollack.
They saw Fox's team have perhaps its worst loss of the season. Afterwards, he was obviously upset with his team's performance, not holding much back, and tapping on the press room table for emphasis.
Im perturbed because we didnt play well. And Vanderbilt taught us a lesson out there, Fox said. Im perturbed by how we played. Weve got to give Vandy credit for playing well, shooting the ball well. But Im not happy with our team approached this game.


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