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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Questions are circling the Iowa men's basketball program like sharks swimming around a sinking ship.
Where is the toughness? What's wrong with the defense? Why all the turnovers? How does the team return to its winning ways? All of the questions are legitimate, especially in the wake of Iowa's third straight loss, a 93-86 setback at Indiana. But before media and fans ask those questions, those inside the program are asking themselves similar questions.
That starts with head coach Fran McCaffery.
"Maybe, I need to back off a little bit," McCaffery said. "Because I�ve been trying to be real intense these last couple of games, and there�s a fine line between intensity that�s helpful and intensity that may �not be as productive as I�d like it to be. I need to try to look at and evaluate that."
Iowa's defeat at Indiana was a near carbon copy of its 95-89 loss at Minnesota on Tuesday. Both times the Hawkeyes (19-9, 8-7 Big Ten) faced a struggling opponent itching to play at a faster pace but couldn't either get key stops on defense, or turned over the ball to slip further behind.
Minnesota crushed the Hawkeyes from the perimeter, knocking down 9 of 11 3-point attempts to score 51 points by halftime. Indiana put up 49 in the first half by breaking down Iowa in transition. Neither game did Iowa's defense mount any resistance despite scoring 47 and 52 points, respectively, themselves.
"I think against Minnesota, that was a little worse," Iowa guard Devyn Marble said. "Indiana is just as fast as us at getting the ball in and pushing it. We didn�t play the defense we needed to, but at the same time they were going to score points. There�s only so much you�re going to be able to do."
Both games featured second-half stretches where Iowa seemingly was in control, only to let it slip away in a fog of turnovers, quick shots or poor execution on offense. After cutting the deficit to two at Minnesota, the Hawkeyes scored just one point over an eight-possession stretch to fall behind by 13. As they mounted a comeback, Iowa's Gabe Olaseni twice was nailed for moving screens.
At Indiana, Iowa led 60-53 four minutes into the second half. The Hawkeyes then turned the ball over three times and were called for charging, which allowed the Hoosiers to score nine unanswered points. The most painful sequence was when Olaseni missed inside, and Indiana's Will Sheehey quickly followed with a 3-pointer to electrify the crowd and cut the Iowa lead to two points.
"We had that one stretch, we had it right at the rim and they scored on it," McCaffery said. "We could have gone up nine; instead it was five. Those kinds of plays seemed to keep happening to us.
"I think when we scored quickly early in the second half, that�s why we kept quick shooting the ball. When the other team�s on a run, you don�t want to quick-shoot the ball on the road."
All the questions Iowa thought it answered with road wins at Ohio State and Illinois or a home dismantling of league leader Michigan now have reappeared, starting with the defense. Iowa has allowed its last three opponents to shoot at least 53 percent in the first half. The Hawkeyes seem a step slow in rotations, unable to limit penetration and don't apply their usual intensity.
"We need more energy and we need more focus and concentration and get back to what we were doing that made us a top-10, top-15 team, really locking guys up, taking pride in our defense," Iowa forward Aaron White said. "That�s slipped here in the past week or two."
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"Obviously one of the key points in this game was limit turnovers and a little too much of guys trying to make a play on their own rather than trusting the offense, trusting one another," White said. "Not placing the blame; I�m guilty of that as well. Got to pick my spots better as well as other guys and trust one another."
"A lot of the turnovers came at the time when we had the advantage, about to get a layup or at least an open shot," Marble said. "We had too many turnovers in that situation."
The most important question for this reeling team: Is it tough enough? Iowa is 1-7 in league games decided by single digits, 5-15 over the last two years. The Hawkeyes squandered an 11-point advantage at Minnesota, an 11-point lead at Wisconsin, a 15-point lead to Villanova and a 10-point lead at Iowa State. All of those losses featured unique but equally painful ways of wilting under pressure.
"It�s a little overused, but I think it�s a little relevant here," Iowa guard Mike Gesell said of lacking mental toughness. "I think we�re just not trusting each other right now. I feel like on defense where we�re not rotating as well, we�re not getting up and pressuring guys and getting steals for run-outs like we were early in the season, and I don�t think we�re talking enough on defense. That�s one of the biggest things."
"Obviously we�ve got to get our defense corrected and play tougher," Marble said. "I think at times we played soft. I think until as a team we change our mental aspect in how we come into the game mentally and how we play guys and sticking to the game plan, we�re going to struggle."
There are three games left in the regular season. The sharks continue to swim, and only the players have the harpoons. The question is, do they know how to use them?


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A day on the ice
... flight back. This was equally as impressive as the first flight and finished our tour off really well. We were so tired we decided to stay at Franz Joseph that night, and head off early the next day. Before we did that we headed to the town's hot pools, as this was included in the price of our glacier tour, and soaked in the hot water for the evening. We somehow managed to book into a campsite without a camp kitchen, so that night Ed saved the day ...
Day 159 25.06.14
... Back on Highway 6 heading south we drove through dense rainforest which was amazing, we stopped at Lake Ianth which was beautiful, the forest in the distance was topped with mist, the water level was really high too due to the rain! We drove along stopping only for petrol in the town of Hari Hari, we carried on along the road and twisted and turned down the hills towards Whataroa. It started to rain again as we drove along, we stopped at the ...
Wined and Fined
... 8217;s flightless birds). We continued our drive south, along the west coast highway – voted within Lonely Planet's top 10 world's best coastal drives – although, once again, sadly the weather let us down a bit. We still managed to stop off at a couple of scenic points along the way, such as the Pancake Rocks at Punakaiki, and Truman Point. There are quite a few long, single-lane road bridges across rivers throughout NZ, but ...
Franz josef and fox glaciers
We woke up into a rainy morning, but we had a small hope in our hearts that the weather would change and we would be able to see the glaciers.
Simple breakfast was more than enough for us and we embarked on our journey. Franz Josef glacier was located only few minutes from the place where we stayed.
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Why Rachel Corrie Went to Gaza
What the pro-Palestinian activist—whose death was just ruled an accident—shared with Lawrence of Arabia
What the pro-Palestinian activist—whose death was just ruled an accident—shared with Lawrence of Arabia
Israel fears a crisis in Egypt, but the U.S. remains calm. How did these allies come to see things so differently?
Days after being stabbed in a Tel Aviv café, my African student remains determined to learn the Aleph-Bet
Palestinians in the diaspora are thriving, so what exactly is preventing success in the West Bank and Gaza?
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and Saudi Arabia's rulers bury their differences to fight the Shiite enemy
In West Jerusalem, neighborhood borders are often marked by the political graffiti sprayed on the streets
The fall of Assad's pro-Iranian regime is a net gain for the U.S., even if what replaces it isn't a reliable ally
Sunday marks the anniversary of the 1946 attack on the British. My 91-year-old grandfather helped carry it out.
A new school in Ariel is funded by the state, even though it doesn't fall under Israeli jurisdiction
Can activist Mickey Gitzin focus the social justice movement on a political message about synagogue and state?
At least until the U.S. presidential election, Netanyahu won't risk angering Obama
The White House's line—that a strike can only delay the program—is an attempt to downplay our military capability
Israel should abandon its plan to make the ultra-Orthodox join the army and give them all jobs instead
On the late prime minister's watch, over 14,000 Ethiopian Jews were airlifted to Israel in a day and a half
Yitzhak Shamir, who died Saturday, was maligned for his politics. But his bitter realism was prescient.


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Born: March 9, 1957
Martin Archer -
Sopranino, alto and baritone saxophones, bass clarinet, bass recorder, violectronics, keyboards, software instruments
Since his move in the early 1990s from free jazz saxophonist to studio based electronics composer, Archer has produced a series of highly acclaimed CDs which combine electronics-based structures with written and improvised parts for brass, woodwind, strings and voices. Elements from jazz, free improvisation, contemporary classical music, electronica, and cutting edge rock music are all present within his work.
Archer's concerts, in which he plays woodwind plus electronics, feature a mix of improvised and composed elements, and will typically use raw material from various studio recordings recombined and reprocessed in real time using laptop technology. ...
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Martin was a man at one with the performance, engaging with the laptop like a genuine instrument. Elements of his show were challenging, consciousness shifting, peaceful and reassuring, thoroughly confident with his avant-garde originality. - Freenoise
It takes nothing away from Martin Archer, a composer I admire greatly, if I suggest that Tippetts is the inspiration behind this record. And yet, it would be a lesser achievement without him. Archer is a collagist of rare skill. He seems able to create something piece by piece and allow it to unfold on its own terms. I've said it before but someone really should give the boy an orchestra for Xmas. Perhaps then his talent might get its due recognition. Here he sets Tippetts' Gothic poems and songs inside exquisite and sometimes disturbing frames. Not once does he clutter the vision. Sometimes it's sparse, as on Daydreams And Candle-Light or on Moonshine, just words with the instrumentation barely breathing behind. At others like on The Bear Walks At Night or Rainsong words and voice are given a powerful, echoing, industrial background. And when Tippetts sings, Archer draws out that wonderful, blues-tinged sound from her voice. This is the record that Tippetts always had in her and if I say it's every bit as good as her Sunset Glow from 1976, then those that know will understand what praise that truly is. - Duncan Heining, JAZZWISE
Another stalwart of UK improvised music (and more) is Sheffield's Martin Archer. Electro-acoustic music, improvisation, cut-up experiments, ensemble playing - who knows what we can expect from his next project? Apart from honesty, invention and high-quality music, that is. On Ghosts of Gold (DISCUS 37CD), he collaborates once again with Julie Tippetts, herself no less important a figure in the world of jazz and improvised music. Her songs and poems - half sung, half-recited - are set against strange musical backdrops provided by Archer, producing a total effect that's as close as we'll come to a 21st century Façade (William Walton and Edith Sitwell). Tippett's dense verbiage may appear heavy going at first, but I sense that it's laced with the same basic semi-supernatural pastoral and pagan imagery as you'll find on many an example of classic UK revivalist folk (Shirley Collins, The Young Tradition). If only the numerous listeners in the audience who profess their allegiance to contemporary dark folk would bend an ear to this CD, they might be pleasantly surprised. As to the overall sound of this weirdster, uncanny would not be too strong a word to describe the inventive and mysterious combinations Archer has pulled from his panoply of keyboards, woodwinds, electronics and percussion. As Ms Tippetts puts it, this is the magic of the unexpected - Ed Pinsent, SOUND PROJECTOR
This is not their first collaboration, but it is their first complete record as a duo. Julie Tippetts' voice has aged pretty well: reciting or improvising, she is rapturing. As for Martin Archer, he's an original in the noblest and most exciting meaning of the word. Everything he does is at least worth a listen, and often fascinating. He has a unique way of fiddling with electronics, adding sax, clarinet and violin to it, combining and arranging it all into something that recalls European free improvisation, delves into acousmatics, and draws inspiration from Soft Machine, all in one! This album is quieter than In Stereo Gravity (his latest solo release) and clearly constructed around Tippetts' voice and poems. I've been singing Archer's praise for years at the very least, listen to In Stereo Gravity (also featuring Tippetts) or Winter Pilgrim Arriving, but don't miss on Ghosts of Gold, it's...gold! - Francois Couture, DELIRE
Here's a record you could proudly file alongside other greats such as Keith Tippett's Centipede, Soft Machine's Third, or Carla Bley's Escalator Over The Hill - Ed Pinsent, SOUND PROJECTOR
Archer presents a shrewdly edited deliberation between rock grooves, improv and jazz.....mulched together not as a tepid fusion, but as an incisively argued whole that is confident enough to let the awkward corners just be.....An enigmatic but engaging commentary on modern living - Philip Clark, WIRE
His music has a clarity and decisiveness unmatched in anyone so pluralistic about genre - Ben Watson
Articulate and resourceful - Dave Ilic, WIRE
A menacing intelligence - Mark Sinker, NME
Fascinating … defies categorisation … an internal coherence which makes it compulsive listening … an art-rock mini-universe - Joe Cushley, Mojo (re Winter pilgrim arriving)
Archer's nonconformist musical approach somehow echoes the more conventional Englishness of Soft Machine and Nick Drake without recourse to imitation, flattery or recognisable tunes. Mixing pastoral acoustic sounds with electronic flourishes, the album could be seen as an answer to Gastre del Sol's like-minded appropriation of classic Americana, or simply enjoyed as one of the most beautiful examples of this often intimidating genre -Stewart Lee, Sunday Times (re Winter pilgrim arriving)
I love what Martin Archer does. Year after year he manages to surprise me. This is one of his most accomplished works. Daring, demanding and highly rewarding - Francois Couture, L'Inentendu. (re Winter pilgrim arriving)
I'll end simply by urging everyone who reads this review to hear from themselves. Winter Pilgrim Arriving already has my vote for one of the richest and most profound recordings of the year 2000. - Bill Tilland, Motion
This is so zeitgeisty it's scary, and Archer really ought to be better known on the other side of the Atlantic, where chancers abound doing this sort of thing with little real musical commitment, often in search of witty postmodern gags or a sort of ersatz beat sensibility. This is an ultra-contemporary version of avant folk which can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Eugene Chadbourne's reimagining of hillbilly music in its lack of respect for any dogma, be it from the world of folk, improv or the electroacoustic avant garde. In its sense of unified diversity and its ever-changing atmospherics, one might also mention Zorn's film music: it really is that good, and it's also distinctively English and completely unique. - Richard Cochrane, Musings ( re Winter pilgrim arriving)
Another stunning record of thoroughly contemporary music. Fans of the downtown Chicago scene, particularly Gastr Del Sol, will love this delicate, free music. Archer creates an intimate feel with sparse arrangements and gentle waves of distortion. Acoustic instruments and electronics are weaved together to produce pieces that are like a long journey; all preparation and anticipation. It's only when the CD stops spinning that you realise what a trip you've had. - Joe Murray, Billy Liar (re Winter pilgrim arriving)
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Hustle Belt, for Mid-American Conference fans
Week 3 of #MACtion begins Saturday at noon. We've got all the coverage you'll need right here.
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Another week of #MACtion is in the books, and we've updated our Hustle Belt Award watch lists to reflect all the new developments around the league.
The Western Michigan Broncos put up a decent fight, but Kain Colter and Company were too much.
What follows is my attempt to quantify what happened on Saturday based solely on highlights, tweets and the box score.
Some more movement up top once again as we look at the carnage that was Week 3.
Akron's game against Michigan was better than Bowling Green's game against Indiana. Definitely did not see that one coming.
The first three games of 2013 have made one thing abundantly clear for Kent State: Dri Archer means everything to their offense. If Archer doesn't get healthy, and soon, the season will become a lost one for the Golden Flashes.
After another rough week of #MACtion it's time to look at what we learned.
The Eagles continue to struggle to put together a full product on the field, and it showed once more.
Jordan Lynch and crew nearly started the season 1-1 after an ugly performance in Moscow.
Ball State's offense stalls in second half, North Texas comes from behind to sink Cardinals 34-27
The Bobcats hosted a Thundering Herd squad coming off two consecutive victories, having outscored their opponents 107-14 in those two matchups. Ohio came away with a victory in a tense down to the wire finish.
Winning on the road in a Big Ten stadium is difficult enough to do when the road team is playing well. When they have several self-inflicted wounds, even very good teams can get blown out. And that's precisely what happened to Bowling Green on Saturday in Bloomington.
Akron hadn't won on the road in five years. Brady Hoke had never lost at home as coach at Michigan. Akron barely beat James Madison last week. Michigan took down Notre Dame. This game was going to be a Wolverine cakewalk, right? As Lee Corso would say, "Not so fast, my friend."
Ohio came out in the second half with purpose, as Tyler Tettleton willed the team down the field to score a touchdown. Beau Blankenship capped things off with a three yard run after Tettleton went 6-6 passing for 78 yards.
Marshall responded to Ohio's drive by putting together one of their own. It was an impressive 6-yard drive that spanned 5:13 over 15 plays.
And wouldn't you know it, Ohio responded right back. It was nothing pretty, well at least not until the end of the drive. But combined with a few short plays, a nifty shovel pass on third and long to Matt Waters, and a timely pass interference on fourth and three, Ohio was able to put together a _ yard drive. Waters and Donte Foster would come up with timely receptions to keep it going to help Blankenship ultimately secure the TD, making it 31-17.
And well...Marshall responded on top of that. You get the picture. Rakeem Cato directed a 75-yard drive with relative ease to pull the Thundering Herd within seven.
After an Ohio punt, Cato would be picked off by Devin Bass who had a whale of a game for the Bobcats. The 'Cats would then turn their gold into cash by picking up a field goal, extending the lead to 34-24.
Marshall and Rakeem Cato would move the ball down the field again and would find themselves with first and goal. a snap would fall behind Cato who would still complete a pass to his receiver at the two yard line. A run on the next play would come up short and the Herd were faced with 3rd and goal from the one. Cato would waltz into the end zone on the next play.
The onside kick put a scare into more than a few of the Bobcat and Herd faithful, but skipped harmlessly out of bounds. After the kneel down, Ohio pulled out a 34-31 victory to claim the Battle for the Bell.
The Western Michigan Broncos haven't looked terrible against the powerful zone-read offense of the Northwestern Wildcats, and find themselves only down 24-10 at the half.
It could've been worse for either team, as the Bronco offense has struggled at times but has had their moments against the Wildcat defense while Northwestern has played about 2/3 of their snaps in the WMU zone.
After a clumsy first quarter by both teams, in which WMU held a 3-0 lead, both offenses woke up.
Northwestern finished the 1st half with 268 yards of offense including 181 rushing yards. Kain Colter and Trevor Siemian have split snaps, with Colter having a huge 2nd quarter. The senior quarterback has 77 yds on 10 carries rushing including a 2 yd TD and has gone 4-for-5 passing for 21 yards and a TD, but also has an interception on the first drive of the game.
Treyvon Green has been a monster on the ground, holding 66 yards on 12 carries. Mike Trumpy has been no slouch either with 32 yards on 5 carries and a TD. Christian Jones has 5 catches for 60 yards and the receiving TD.
As for the Broncos, Tyler VanTubbergen has been up and down. He is 7-for-17 for 126 and a TD, but has a forced interception and 75 of those yards came on one long TD to freshman WR Corey Davis which gave the Broncos a 10-7 lead.
Davis has 3 catches for 101 yards and a TD as the main target.
Rushing-wise, the Broncos have had mixed success. Dareyon Chance has 26 yds on 8 carries and TVT has 13 yards on 2 carries. Brian Fields has another TD with his 4 rushes for 9 yards.
However, punter J Schroeder has been wildly inconsistent with 4 punts for 100 yards, but 2 punts of 12 yards.
WMU is set to receive the ball to start the 2nd half, so lets see if they can get anything going again.
It feels weird thinking that a team would need to overcome anything to beat an FCS squad, but when that team hung 49 points on Oregon State, you tend to get nervous.
With Terrance Owens out of the game in with a knee injury, and David Fluellen taped up after tweaking an ankle, the Rockets held the high-powered Eagles offense in check to come away with a 33-21 victory at the Glass Bowl.
True freshman QB Logan Woodside stepped in for Owens, and while they held him to mostly flare passes, he did manage to accrue 185 yards on 14/24 passing, including a 91-yard touchdown toss to Bernard Reedy. Most of the offense ran through the running game, though, as the Rockets ground out 325 yards. Fluellen ran for 143 and two first half TDs, but when he started to slow down due to an injury of his own, Cassius McDowell picked up the slack for 89 yards, and Damien Jones-Moore ran for 29 yards, including a 4 yard touchdown run.
The big story coming into this game was the Eastern Washington offense, but the Rockets D was up for the challenge: the Eagles had 377 total yards, but only 51 yards of that came through the air. A pick and a fumble recovery certainly helped the effort. The 300+ passing yards might seem problematic for a team that's trying to answer questions on its defense, but consider the opponent does a lot through the air.
The postgame reports are that Owens will be okay for next week's conference opener at Central Michigan. If he can't make it, they know that the Frosh can win them a game. If he can, then it's good to have a backup with game experience in your back pocket.
It's not hard to figure out how Kent State lost this one. Dri Archer did not play much, and when he did, he was pretty much invisible. Kent State gained fewer than 250 yards of total offense, while LSU totaled nearly 600. The Golden Flashes allowed 300 rushing yards. And when KSU had opportunities on the Tiger side of the field, they could not convert those chances into touchdowns.
It isn't a fun night for Kent State fans, but the game really doesn't mean anything in the long run. Despite falling to 1-2 overall, the team still has seven more Mid-American Conference games ahead of them. They'll play Penn State next week before getting back to the MAC schedule in two weeks at Western Michigan.
A complete recap of the game will be available later tonight.
Ohio and Marshall combined for a relatively modest (by their terms) 27 points. The teams combined for _ yards as Ohio led Marshall 17-10 going into the half.
Rakeem Cato led first Marshall scoring drive, completing 5-5 passes with the drive culminating in a one-yard Kevin Grooms leaping touchdown.
Cato played efficiently in the first half, completing 15-25 passes for 193 yards. Cato progressed through his reads and more often than not found open receivers or intermediate gains. Cato tossed up a few long balls that were well defended by Bobcat defenders.
Ohio failed to get much of a push from the O-Line, with most of their rushing in the first coming when Derrius Vick came in at quarterback and operated the zone-read. The 'cats have utilized the zone-read in much of Tyler Tettleton's time in Athens, but seem to have gone away from letting the Senior quarterback keep it around end.
Beau Blankenship and Ryan Boykin would only combine for 15 yards in the half.
Marshall easily outperformed Ohio in terms of first downs, racking up 16 of them compared to the 'Cats 6. Marshall also outgained Ohio 273 to 127 as far total yardage goes.
TE Troy Hill, who came into the game with no receptions, caught four for 44 yards in the half.
Tettleton was also sacked for first time vs Marshall in his career by James Rouse.
Marshall lost two fumbles in the first quarter.
After the Bobcats put up three on a 32-yard Matt Green field goal, Steward Butler for the Herd fumbled the ball on the ensuing kickoff. Someone ran into the ball, which skipped to the back of the end zone. Toran Davis fell on the ball and after the XP, Ohio had a 17-7 lead.
A high powered first quarter settled down into a quiet second, and a Jeremiah Detmer field goal has given Toledo a 16-14 lead.
True freshman QB Logan Woodside hasn't had opportunity to do much through the air, as the offense has been put on the shouldersof David Fluellen. #22 has answered the call, carrying 14 times for 131 yards and the 2 first quarter scores. For his part, Woodside is 5/11 for 13 yards, opting for lots of passes to the sidelines.
The Rockets defense seems to have figured out how to slow up the Eagles, allowing that high-flying offense to get only 42 yards in the second half, and forcing a fumble and a pick.
Detmer's 23 yard field goal with 11 minutes to go was his 23rd straight field goal, tying a Rockets record (Alex Steigerwald). Unfortunately, a field goal attempt at the end of the half would not fly true, ending that streak.
Kent State fell behind 21-0 after one quarter in Baton Rouge, but, despite constant problems on defense, the deficit did not grow in the second quarter. Each team put up 10 points in the second frame, and LSU leads 31-10 at the mid-game break.
The Golden Flashes' defense has not been able to slow down the Tigers at all. LSU rolled to 359 yards in the first half, and Zach Mettenberger accounted for 232 yards in the air on just 10 completions. Jarvis Landry caught three of those balls for 67 yards, and two of the catches went for touchdowns. Odell Beckham has 71 yards on four catches, while Connor Neighbors and Travin Dural have 52- and 36-yard catches, respectively. Jeremy Hill has LSU's other two scores as he accumulated 117 yards on 11 carries. His 58-yard rumble three minutes into the game opened scoring.
KSU has just 105 yards of total offense and has only one drive of more than 20 yards. That one drive went 75 yards and resulted in the Flashes' only touchdown of the half, when Colin Reardon ran around the right corner and scored from two yards out. Reardon is 8/10 with 84 yards passing, but he has been completely ineffective on the ground with six carries for a total loss of one yard. Trayion Durham has just 20 yards on 10 carries.
Dri Archer has just one touch, a seven-yard catch in the first quarter. He did not play in the second quarter and may have aggravated his previous injury. Given LSU's lead, it's unlikely that he will play in the second half.
LSU could actually have a bigger lead, but they muffed a Kent State punt late in the first half. KSU recovered at the LSU 20, and Anthony Melchiori converted the turnover into a field goal and the current 31-10 deficit.
After building a 27-16 halftime lead, the Ball State Cardinals were unable to hold on Saturday in Denton and fell to the North Texas Mean Green 34-27.
Ball State's explosive offense was hot from the opening snap, scoring 20 first quarter points and running up 346 yards in the first half. The second half the Cardinals were unable to get on the scoreboard, and finished the game with 502 total yards. Ball State's Maxwell Award candidate Keith Wenning completed 26 of 45 passes for 334 yards two touchdowns and two interceptions. The two interceptions were the first of the season for Wenning. Jamill Smith paced the Cardinals with 113 receiving yards on 4 catches. Horactio Banks, playing an increased role with Jahwan Edwards still out with concussion-like symptoms, carried the ball 12 times for 142 yards and a touchdown.
Wennings counterpart, North Texas senior quarterback Derek Thompson, threw for 274 yards and touchdown. The Mean Green dual threat added another 75 rushing yards and a touchdown on the ground. Brandin Byrd totaled 80 yards on 18 carries and Purdue transfer Reggie Pegram chipped in 66 yards and a touchdown.
Turnovers played the story in this one. Ball State fumbled the ball four times, losing three, to go along with Wenning's two interceptions. The Cardinals were unable to take advantage of nine Mean Green penalties totaling 75 yards, including two on their final drive, improving the Cardinals field position.
The Cardinals are back in action next Saturday at 1PM against Eastern Michigan.
After the first 15 minutes, Toledo trails Eastern Washington 14-13. The high-flying offense for the Eagles has been as advertised, racking up 164 in the first quarter.
But the headline has to be an injury to Senior QB Terrance Owens. With about 3 minutes left in the quarter, he took off on a designed run, and was tackled by two defenders. One went high, the other went low, and while TO was able to get on his feet, they put him on the cart anyways to take him to the locker room. Trainers say it's a left knee injury, and he is done for the game. His replacement is true frosh Logan Woodside.
It's over in Bloomington, Ind., and the Bowling Green Falcons have fallen in an unexpected 42-10 rout to the Indiana Hoosiers.
After falling behind at halftime by a 21-10 count, Bowling Green had several opportunities to score in the second half but could never convert. Meanwhile, the Falcons could not find any answers against the Indiana offense. They allowed three second half touchdowns and over 600 yards of total offense to the Hoosiers.
Perhaps the biggest surprise was Indiana's 267 yards rushing. Stephen Houston ran for 155 yards on 13 carries, while Tevin Coleman earned 130 yards of his own on 19 rushes. Coleman also had two touchdown runs.
Bowling Green's running game never got going in the way it did during the first two weeks, and Travis Greene was the leading rusher for the Falcons with just 43 yards. Matt Johnson, in just his second career start, was not nearly as effective as he was last week. He completed only 26 of 46 passes and threw an interception.
A complete recap of this game will be available later tonight here at Hustle Belt.
Akron took a 10-7 lead in the third quarter, and Michigan responded with two quick touchdowns to go up by 11, 21-10. It looked at that point like the Wolverines had finally awoken from their slumber.
Devin Gardner threw a pick-six to cut the Michigan lead to 21-17, then Akron scored an offensive touchdown midway through the fourth quarter to go up 24-21. Michigan immediately responded with a touchdown of their own, and with under 4:00 to play, they led 28-24.
Akron began their final drive at their own 25. They drove 71 yards and, with just five seconds left, faced a 4th-and-3 from the Michigan 4 yard line. Kyle Pohl's pass was hurried and fell incomplete in the end zone as time expired, giving Michigan a victory.
Akron falls to 1-2 on the season, but if there were EVER time to celebrate a moral victory, this would be it. Akron was expected by NOBODY to keep this game close. But they did, giving Michigan a huge does of #MACtion that they did not expect.
We'll have a complete recap of this game later tonight here at Hustle Belt.
In what could be the most stunning development of Saturday -- not just so far, but for the entire day -- Michigan leads Akron just 7-3 as they go to halftime in Ann Arbor. Michigan scored just 4:31 into the game on a 48-yard touchdown pass from Devin Gardner to Devin Funchess, but they've been a carnival of mistakes ever since. Akron has gathered in three turnovers, including two interceptions of Gardner. Two of those turnovers were inside Akron's side of the field.
Akron could actually be leading his game, but Robert Stein has missed two field goals, including one with just :05 left in the first half.
Kyle Pohl is just 9-for-22 for 82 yards and an interception, but Jawan Chisholm had eight rushes for 36 yards, while Zach D'Orazio has 38 yards on two receptions.
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Medical engineering, also called bioengineering or biomedical engineering, programs are offered at the undergraduate and graduate levels at top universities in the nation. The best schools for studying this field are Harvard University and the University of Washington - Seattle. While these schools are on opposite sides of the country, they both offer multiple degree options in this field.
Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts
U.S. News and World Report ranked Harvard University as the top school in the country in 2011. The Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences offers biomedical engineering programs at the bachelor's and master's degree levels, in addition to a Ph.D. in Bioengineering. Courses in Harvard's biomedical programs cover topics in the art and science of medicine, diseases of the nervous system, human physiology, quantitative physiology and clinical approach to the human brain. Harvard's medical engineering resources include the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, which is a place where students can collaborate on research in the field.
University of Washington - Seattle
The Princeton Review lists the University of Washington as one of the best colleges in the West. U.S. News and World Report ranked this school 41st in the nation in 2011. The University of Washington's bioengineering department offers bachelor's, combined bachelor's/master's, master's and Ph.D. programs in bioengineering. Classes cover topics in medical devices, biosensors and biomaterials, medical diagnostics and medical sciences.
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|Arizona State University
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|Florida State University
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|Georgia Institute of Technology
|U.S. News and World Report ranked the school #2 among graduate bioengineering schools in 2014
|Atlanta, GA
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This morning, a strange package made its way into my mailbox from Zurich. I opened it up to discover the distribution discs for Ubuntu Linux. I'd read about Ubuntu on K5 a little while back and had signed up to receive some free discs. Since then, I'd pretty much forgotten about it entirely. But, they didn't forget about me and with the discs in hand, I went off to give it a try.
My first impression of Ubuntu came from its packaging. The two disc distribution comes in a sleek cardboard booklet. On the cover are three individuals of mixed heritage in a group hug, perhaps reinforcing the project's philosophy: the back of the package tells us that "Ubuntu is an ancient African word that means 'humanity toward others'." Inside are the two CDs. One is an installation disc. The other, a live CD, allowed me to easily boot up a spare machine and see what all the fuss is about.
After a few minutes of hardware detection and loading softwar, I was presented with an X environment. Ubuntu uses GNOME for its desktop environment and several other best of breed apps are along for the ride. OpenOffice, FireFox, The GIMP, and Evolution all make an appearance. I found them easily enough in the Applications menu. Overall, the menus are very concise; a nice contrast from the clutter I feel plagues Fedora. An interesting thing to note about the live CD: it also includes Windows builds of those same popular OSS applications.
Impressed with the live CD, I shut the box down and booted the install disc. While the desktop environment and live CD have a very polished feel, the Ubuntu install process leaves much to be desired. The ncurses installer offers little in the way of progress toward a "user-friendly Linux". For example, while I admit that the option to wipe out my entire drive and create a simple root/swap scheme is certainly viable, end users would be greatly benefited if there were more detailed descriptions involved. Unfortunately, my mother doesn't know what a partition is, nor much care how much swap her system has.
After working my way through the installation, the system started up and, upon entering my login credentials, Ubuntu offered me the same sleek environment found on the live CD. Overall, the experience was pretty painless and, for the most part, user-friendly. I don't know if I'd be comfortable sending a less savvy computer user out with any Linux distribution just yet, but Ubuntu is certainly taking steps in the right direction with its no-nonsense live CD environment, its inclusion of Windows builds of OSS apps, and its predictable six month release cycle. While some of its ideas and technologies may not be new, I feel Ubuntu offers a degree of refinment that's just not present in similar projects.
What's your take on Ubuntu? Recommend a different user-friendly distribution?
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2004-11-29 09:27:55
Making any OS easy to install for the end user
I honestly feel that saying that linux is more difficult to install for the end user than windows. Both have partitions to deal with for instance. I think of it this way, if I give my mother a Windows XP disk and a linux distro disk I'd end up with the same results, a broken PC and an afternoon chatting with mom while I fix her system.
2004-11-29 09:38:57
Re: Making any OS easy to install for the end user
I agree with you on the part about Windows being pre-installed. The Windows installer isn't much friendlier than most ncurses installers. To be honest, I find the Mac OS X install process to be the most user-friendly. In my opinion, partitions are just something that no end user should have to deal with. Many Windows users go through life without even knowing what C: is and why it matters. It would be amazing if we could have Linux users in the same position.
2004-11-30 00:49:08
you can't have it both ways
The Ubuntu installer shields users from most decisions they won't want to make (like harddisk partitions).
It also doesn't give tons of explanations of technical terms which is good. People that know what's happening will know those terms, others won't care one way or the other.
2004-11-30 01:10:43
Not simple/user-friendly enough?
A confusing article.
You think that Ubuntu is better than RedHat/Fedora but still you find that the install isn't "user-friendly" enough.
Here are some comments for you:
Unfortunately, my mother doesn't know what a partition is, nor much care how much swap her system has.
2004-11-30 01:11:33
Re: Making any OS easy to install for the end user
Yesterday evening I was forced to reinstall Windows because somehow it had last all knowledge of my modem, which used by my banking application, which in turn is the only reason I still use Windows.
2004-11-30 01:42:08
Not easy enough...Linspire?
God, if anyone is not capable of using Linspire then we have a problem on our hands, the world is heading into the information revolution full speed and here we are stuck with people that can't operate the easiest OS ever. Give em Linspire and they will be fine. Plus, they don't need to know how to clean virusus off of their computer.
2004-12-24 02:11:28
What's a computer for again?
I just downloaded and installed Ubuntu a few hours ago so I thought, after liking the dist so much, that I'd see what others thought (like this guy).
2004-12-26 15:23:17
ncurses is not user friendly? errrrrrr..... what does windows 2000 pro use to install...... errrr... something very similar to ncurses perhaps? hmmmm.... partitioning to complicated??? errrr... Windows also likes you to set this up.... and its default is also wiping the hd of data....


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The sixers roster is shaping up just right for "the plan;" young, fast, athletic, players. Develop them over the next few years and, in time, become serious contenders. The priority for next season is to maximally develop talent, not win the most games. This season is an investment in player development.
And that's why I'd like to see the sixers add an element to the team that isn't there yet. A lineup of MCW, NN, Thad (for as long as he's with us) and pick your next two or three from KJ, Wroten, Hollis or a surprise, and you have a roster that's going to get banged up. Big physical players are going to have a field day using their strength to knock our guys around. We need to protect these guys so they can get stronger and develop their talents without getting bruised and battered night-in, night-out.
A team like the Hawks must outweigh the sixers by over a ton. For the protection of our players we need someone who can bang with the bangers.
A few free agents could play this role. Bret Brown will know DeJuan Blair from his time in San Antonio. If he thinks he can fit into the team culture, he'd fit the bill. And, dare I say it, Elton Brand is a free agent and could absorb some of the banging. Or, my favorite possibility, Carlos Boozer.
Jeremy Lin would have been fun on this team but Lin and a first round pick from the Rockets is less valuable to "the plan" than Boozer and a first round pick from the Bulls. We don't need a player like Lin in order for our players to develop. I don't like Boozer, but we need a player like Boozer to pick up some of the physical side of the game.
Our guys will get stronger and the addition of a 7'0 Joel Embiid with a playing weight above his current 250 will help. But this year's roster, as it stands, is thin and light. I'd love to see us add bulk and a draft pick in a trade with the Bulls. It serves the plan.


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Sandy Weill, former CEO Citigroup and principle driver behind repeal of Glass-Steagall
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If you want an iPhone 5, it might pay to sell your iPhone 4S now-especially if you can survive a couple of weeks without either one. Kelli Grant discusses on digits.
Apple faces pressure for the device to be a hit. The iPhone is the main driver of the company's business, and corporate results rise and fall based on the iPhone's sales. Apple chalked up disappointing iPhone sales last quarter, in part because potential customers were holding out for a new device, an indication of how critical product launches are for the company.
At the same time, a slew of new smartphones from Samsung Electronics Co. 005930.SE +0.97% Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. S. Korea: KRX KRW1,247,000 +12,000 +0.97% Aug. 22, 2014 3:00 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 168,153 P/E Ratio 6.50 Market Cap KRW206,424.38 Billion Dividend Yield 0.08% Rev. per Employee N/A 08/22/14 Michael Malone: Why Silicon Va... 08/22/14 Labor Rights Group Keeps Focus... 08/21/14 Chinese Gadgets Signal New Era... More quote details and news » and others have recently hit the market and garnered strong reviews. In the second quarter, Android smartphones accounted for 68% of global smartphone shipments, compared with just 17% for the iPhone, according to IDC.
Expectations about the new device have helped drive Apple's stock price to record levels.
The new iPhone is expected to have a slightly larger screen but look fairly similar to the current model, the 4S, which is roughly a year old, according to people familiar with the matter. It will also run the latest version of Apple's mobile software, which developers have been testing. It features a new mapping application and updates to Apple's virtual assistant Siri, among other things.
Apple said the Sept. 12 event will begin at 10 a.m. Pacific time at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.
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'Insidious: Chapter 2' Wins Weekend Box Office With $41M
The sequel to 2011's Insidious grossed some $41 million in North America, beating out the Robert De Niro mob action comedy The Family ($14.5 million), according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Riddick, Lee Daniels' The Butler and We're the Millers round out the top five.
Insidious: Chapter 2's opening weekend comes as a huge victory for director James Wan and the folks at FilmDistrict, as the sequel was made on a budget of $5 million.
The scarefest, which opened on a fitting Friday the 13th, finds Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne reprising their roles as Josh and Renai Lambert.
On deck for the rest of September: Prisoners, Rush and Don Jon.


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