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Kim Clijsters will go into the main draw as the newly crowned US Open champion. The Belgian and her countrywoman, Justine Henin-Hardenne, produced an absorbing 2003 final in Filderstadt at which the world No 1 spot was also at stake. Clijsters won in three sets and defended her top position in doing so. Justine Henin-Hardenne will also be in Filderstadt. She will come to the Porsche as the French Open winner.
There's also a reunion with the Williams sisters (USA), both of whom were Filderstadt's guests for the last time in 1998. Serena Williams will travel to the state of Baden Württemberg as the Australian Open title holder. She will be accompanied by her sister Venus Williams, who won the All England Lawn Tennis Club's title in Wimbledon for the third time in her tennis career.
Previously only Kim Clijsters has been able to win the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix; pre-2003, she took the winner's trophy home with her in 2002. Justine Henin-Hardenne's biggest success in Filderstadt came when she reached the final against her countrywoman. Serena Williams was knocked out at the quarter-final stage in 1998, whilst her sister went out in the second round when participating early on in her career.
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The Lamar Cardinals (7-4 OVR) (4-3 SLC) head to Cowboy Stadium in Lake Charles, LA to compete against McNeese State (6-4 OVR) (4-3 SLC) in their final game of the season. Game time is slated for 6PM.
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(BEAUMONT, TX); The Lamar Cardinals are set to take on the University of Incarnate Word Cardinals in the Big Red's final home game. It is also senior night for the Cards, and there will be a ceremony before the game honoring them individually.
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- Harvard has announced that the Chinese firm Evergrande Group will be supporting various activities at Harvard, including a new Center for Mathematical Sciences and Applications, with S.-T. Yau as director. No details of what the center will do other than "serve as a fusion point for mathematics, statistics, physics, and related sciences." The company has its own announcement here (they might want to check on the name of Harvard's President…).
- The new Physics Today has an article Paul Ehrenfest's final years, a sad bit of physics history I'd never seen the details of.
- Last month in Moscow there was a conference for Boris Feigin's 60th birthday. Videos of the talks are now available here.
- Dick Gross's wonderful lecture series here at Columbia on Representation theory and number theory has been available on video since he gave the lectures. Now Chao Li at Harvard has produced a transcription of the talks, so a high-quality written version of the material of the lectures is now available. This is one of the best sources around to learn about the local Langlands conjectures. His website contains a lot of other interesting expository material.
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The extension of the MRTS service up to Velachery was considered a boon by commuters travelling a long distance across the city. But not anymore. Unkempt station premises, poor facilities, lack of security and bad approach roads have all combined to make the daily trips on these trains an unpleasant exercise.
The Taramani railway station is a case in point. The approach road itself is riddled with potholes filled with muddy water, thanks to the mild evening showers. The vast expanse of the station premises is uncared for and gives one an eerie feeling after dusk. Wild shrubs and garbage strewn all around are not a pleasant sight.
Inside the station, stray dogs welcome you with menacing growls from dingy corners. There is hardly enough light to climb up the dirty steps, made worse by dripping rain water. The platform lacks basic facilities such as fans, public address system, water coolers and toilets.
D. Sripriya, a central government employee who parks her two-wheeler at the parking lot of the station before boarding the train to Fort station every day, rues the long walk from the parking lot to the station entrance. "I miss a train by the time I reach the station and walk up the stairs to reach the platform. There is no escalator and the lift is at the far corner." She says the pay and use toilet is closed most of the time.
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"Besides, when I return in the evening, the station and its surrounding are clothed in darkness. We feel unsafe to walk in the darkness. We have also heard about instances of chain snatching and harassment of women passengers arriving here in late evenings," she adds. J. Chandra Sekar, who commutes to his work place on Mount Road, says the approach to the station is appalling. "While the road is in bad shape, the encroachment of the road space by huge buses of IT companies and private engineering colleges makes it difficult for the public to enter the station premises during the morning rush hour. There is total chaos," he states.
The parking lot too is becoming a dumping ground and the flow of sewage water and flooding after a rain make it difficult for people to access the parking lot, he complains.
Echoing similar views, P. Akshara says that between 8.30 a.m. and 9.30 a.m., when there is a heavy rush of passengers, the buses of IT companies are parked all around the premises. "It is a daily struggle for my husband to manoeuvre our car through these buses to drop me at the station entrance," she says.
She feels that the vast space could be used to create a bus stop and ply MTC buses for the commuters.
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In an earlier column, Mayor John Watras shared some helpful tips on how to secure your property in preparation for a hurricane. The following are additional recommendations on what you can do now to be prepared in the event that a major storm hits Long Island.
As the storm approaches, customers should take the following steps to prepare for the arrival of either a hurricane or tropical storm:
Two Long Island childhood friends, Scott Reich and Michael Winik, recently left their respective careers as an attorney and investment banker to pursue their dream of starting a business together, online food market OurHarvest.
"When Mike and I decided to start a business, we knew it had to reflect our shared love of food, address the lifestyles of our fellow Long Islanders, and be socially responsible," said Reich.
Long Island communities are waging a war against prescription drug abuse and a rampant heroin epidemic. Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano launched a free public training program in 2012 to teach ordinary citizens the signs of an overdose and how to reverse its effects using a drug called Narcan.
Garden City High School hosted one of these training events on Thursday, Oct. 9 as a packed auditorium of parents and community members gathered to learn the skills needed to potentially save a life.
A Village of Stewart Manor Board of Trustees meeting turned into a lesson in the values of community engagement on Oct. 6. The regularly scheduled village meeting was attended by a group of Boy Scouts working toward a merit badge who witnessed new laws enacted and speeches from Fire Chief Tom Skinner and members of the Elmont School District Board of Education.
Members of Troop 134 attended the meeting to gain an Eagle Scout-required merit badge for Citizenship within the Community. They were required to go to a town hall-style meeting and witness a little democracy in action.
The fourteenth annual Mollie Biggane fundraiser drew in large crowds from Garden City to support the local organization which has championed melanoma prevention, spearheaded by Maggie and Jack Biggane who lost their daughter Mollie at the age of 20 to this deadly cancer. Held at the Garden City Country Club, the event kicked off with 120 participants playing a charity golf game followed by dinner attended by 265 guests. Bids were placed for more than 200 donated items for the silent auction as well as 11 live auction items which included tickets to sports events, yachting around Manhattan, wine tastings and tickets to the Cher concert.
Due to the overwhelming success of the Library's Drop-In LEGO Club and the large turnout at the first meeting, the Garden City Public Library's Children's Department is seeking donations of LEGO bricks, mini figures, and other LEGO parts in order to expand the club and accommodate more children.
For the parish at St. Anne's, one its most popular events is its Annual Spirit Day. This year was no exception as the congregation came together for the 12th straight year on Saturday, Sept. 20. Hundreds visited the rides, games and food vendors set up in the church parking lot on New Hyde Park Road that afternoon and evening.
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PowerPrep has once again announced that it will again be offering its comprehensive SAT Course at Garden City High School. The course is open to all high school juniors who are residents of the Garden City School District, whether or not they attend Garden City High School.
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More than 2,000 Long Islanders enjoyed the festivities at Captree State Park as Assemblyman Joseph Saladino hosted the ninth annual Marine and Outdoor Recreation Expo on Sept. 15.
Attendees learned about sustainable sources of energy as well as ways to protect the planet, especially the island's marine environment from people like local environmentalist Betsy Gulotta. There were demonstrations in camping, boating, water safety, renewable energy, wildlife and environmental education, fly fishing, arts and crafts, face painting, clowns, touch tanks, balloon animals and plenty of rock and roll.
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Cue The Rocky Theme Song! Frankie C.'s Excellent Adventure
In the next 3 days, 3 proud men are going to define what it means to be a Mancathelete.
Two come from Boston, where it's civilized and the pillars of western society ensure freedom and liberty for our nation since it's founding.
The other hails from a corner of the earth so remote, primitive and borderline uninhabitable that we can't name it for fear of repercussions from the heavily armed post-apocolyptic motorcycle gangs that probably run the streets. Okay, I'll name it. Bill's from New Jersey. Like you couldn't tell from the description.
What goes into the making of a Mancathelete? Is it long hours in dimly lit barrooms? Marathon football stat studying sessions? A life spent dodging certain death on the streets of Jersey? How do you measure a Mancathalete's heart?
Is it with the Eye of the Tiger?
Today the Football Nation Crew begins, in earnest, our trip to New Orleans. Along the way, we'll engage in games of Manly Endeavor and find out the answers to these questions and many more.
In all likelyhood, we'll answer questions you'll wish no one ever asked. Won't you please take this journey with us? #RoadTripNOLA
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Getting key players back a must for NFL playoffsBy BARRY WILNER
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | January 03,2014
AP PHOTO The Green Bay Packers were lucky to get quarterback Aaron Rodgers back into the fray a week before the playoffs. Rodgers helped get them there by leading the Pack over Chicago last Sunday.Sometimes its not whos hot, but whos healthy that matters in the playoffs.
The fact that teams playing in the wild-card round must win an extra game to get to the Super Bowl makes it even more difficult to avoid injuries. Yet those teams have been successful: In seven of the last eight seasons, a Super Bowl qualifier played in the wild-card round. Only 2009 was the exception.
Six times in that span, the eventual champion didnt get a week off.
Players returning from injury will be huge in Green Bay and Kansas City.
For the Packers, the comebacks of Aaron Rodgers and Randall Cobb for the regular-season finale not only provided a boost to the offense but got Green Bay into the postseason. Rodgers, back from a broken left collarbone, and Cobb, who was out with a knee injury, combined on a fourth-down, 48-yard touchdown pass in the final moments at Chicago.
That TD gave the Packers the division title.
Their reward: last seasons NFC champions, the 49ers, coming to Lambeau Field on Sunday.
Well, myself and Randall are back, that helps. We had a couple good connections on Sunday. Its doing the stuff we want to do, Rodgers said. We want to be an up-tempo team. We want to get a lot of plays run. We want to try to wear the defense down a little bit.
The Chiefs, runners-up to Denver in the AFC West, got off to a 9-0 start, but then started getting hurt. Top linebackers Justin Houston and Tamba Hali, tackles Branden Albert and Eric Fisher the top overall draft choice last year and receiver Dwayne Bowe were sidelined or hobbled at various times, and Kansas City lost five of its last seven games.
Big-time players want to make big-time plays in big-time games, Bowe said. These are the games you have to show up.
Kansas City (11-5) at
Indianapolis (11-5), Saturday
The injury list might be shorter for the Chiefs, who lost to Indianapolis in Kansas City two weeks ago. But the effectiveness of the returning players is in question, especially playmaking linebacker Houston.
He missed the final five games with a dislocated right elbow and will wear a brace against Indianapolis.
The first two days it took some time to get used to. After that, it was OK, Houston said.
Indy is relatively healthy. The Colts won their last three games by a combined 78-20 and committed the fewest turnovers (14) and fewest penalties (66) in the NFL.
New Orleans (11-5) at
Philadelphia (10-6), Saturday
The one wild-card game where injuries are relatively a nonfactor. Unless you count the Saints damaged pride about their inability to win on the road.
They went 8-0 at home but have been mediocre away from the Superdome, dropping their last three. They have never won a road playoff game.
Still, they feel their experience in the postseason many of the current Saints won the 2009 championship will provide an edge.
We have been through a lot together, Drew Brees said. We know the expectation level. We know the preparation. I think there is a level of pride that comes along with that and accountability.
Philly is fully invested in first-year coach Chip Kellys up-tempo offense, and an improving defense. After losing 10 in a row at home dating to last season, the Eagles won their last four, never allowing more than 21 points.
Holding New Orleans to so few points would be a good idea. The Eagles cant wait to try.
Its whats the next challenge and whats the next opportunity, Kelly said, and the great thing about where we are right now is if you win, you get to play again.
San Diego (9-7)
at Cincinnati (11-5)
The Chargers havent lost since Cincinnati beat them in San Diego, taking their final four games to sneak into the final wild card. They have concerns about 1,000-yard rusher Ryan Mathews ankle and receiver/punt returner Eddie Royals toe. They havent been in the playoffs since 2009 and have only six remaining players from that team.
Cincinnati, in the playoffs for a franchise-best third straight year, lost its top defensive player, tackle Geno Atkins, in midseason. Current injury worries include most of the offensive line and tight end Tyler Eifert (neck).
The Bengals were 8-0 at home. They havent won a playoff game since the 1990 season, tied for the seventh-longest streak in NFL history.
San Francisco (12-4)
at Green Bay (8-7-1)
Getting healthy on offense certainly bolstered the Pack, but the defense has been a sieve and is missing its top player, linebacker Clay Matthews (thumb).
San Francisco, by far the healthiest bunch in the wild-card round, also is the most versatile team playing this weekend.
I think our players want to play winning football, no matter what the circumstances, coach Jim Harbaugh said. So, regardless of whats coming forward, its not relevant. I think the most relevant thing is that we want to play, we want to coach and participate in winning football no matter what the circumstances, home or away.
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Sow seed 1/2 in. deep in rich soil about 2 weeks after average date of last frost. Follow first planting with successive sowings 2 weeks apart. In areas with warm winters, plant again in late fall and early winter. Space rows 1 1/2 ft. apart; thin seedlings to 4–6 in. apart. Plants are not usually bothered by pests or diseases. Harvest bulbous part when it is 2–3 in. wide. Peel, slice, and serve raw; or steam or sauté slices or chunks. Steam young leaves and leafstalks.
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Children who regularly sit down to a family dinner, parents are told, will be less likely to use drugs or develop eating disorders and more likely to be successful in school.
But getting a healthful meal on the table that kids will actually eat after a long day of work, school and extracurricular activities is anything but simple. With the pressure to eat together every night, the logistics of the family meal make dinner more daunting than desirable.
Some people have the skill set but can't get out of their jobs in time to cook, said Jenny Rosenstrach, author of Dinner: A Love Story (Harper Collins; $27.99) and the blog of the same name. Other people have no idea how to cook and rely on store-bought things regularly, and feel bad about it. Other people feel so much pressure from the conversation about food that's going on right now: It can't just be dinner, everything has to be sourced and sustainable and local and organic. And some people have all three issues.
It's this perfect storm of problems and insecurities that shouldn't be there.
Exactly how do you get food on the table in a timely fashion? How do kids become adventurous, not picky, eaters? How can conversation be easy, and table manners and chores seem routine? What are the rules governing dessert? Here are suggestions to make dinner a meal you want to come home to:
Hatch a plan
The first obstacle is planning a meal and getting it on the table before your children turn into hunger-crazed monsters.
For Rosenstrach, the answer is to have a menu for the day or the week and prepare as much as possible ahead of time. She also suggests pushing dinner back until 7 p.m. or later in the evening (after fortifying the kids with a healthful snack, such as chips and salsa) so everyone can sit down together.
Think about dinner in the morning, even if it's just a couple of seconds to decide what you're going to make, or chop an onion, or set a pot of water on the stove, Rosenstrach said. Just get the momentum going. Get all the ingredients out and put them on the counter. Somehow all those little things take five times as long at night, or at least it feels that way.
Conquering picky eaters
Before Janice Newell Bissex and Liz Weiss, owners of the website Meal Makeover Moms, wrote No Whine With Dinner (M3 Press; $24.95), they did an informal survey to find out what parents thought was the top obstacle to having a pleasant family dinner. Picky eaters was the answer from 61 percent of the more than 600 responses.
It can be hard for parents to relax about food left on a plate, but forcing children to eat can turn dinnertime into a battle for control, several experts said.
Often with a food they have rejected once or twice, after repeated exposure, they might be willing to try it if it's not pushed on them, but modeled by a parent, said Anne Fishel, an associate clinical professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School and co-founder of the Family Dinner Project.
Parents also need to give children time to learn how to appreciate different foods, just as they would with any other developmental milestone, says Weiss.
It takes time to learn to ride a bike, to potty train, to learn how to read, Weiss said. Teaching your kid to appreciate new flavors takes a long time, too. You just have to go with it and look at it as a skill that kids need to acquire.
To avoid conflict over food, Rosenstrach uses what she calls the Venn diagram approach. Everyone eats some combination or variation of what is being offered: Maybe one child eats his pasta plain but devours the salad, and the other has sauce on her pasta but passes on the greens.
It's (the kids') job to decide what to eat and how much to eat, Bissex said.
Make it an orderly affair
Practice good table manners, but in moderation, Fishel says, so that it doesn't take away from the positive aspects of sitting down together for a family meal. Fishel suggests focusing on one or two manners at a time, and picking something that is really important to your family.
If the dinner table is too much about criticizing and evaluating and educating and critiquing, it can really take the fun out of the whole experience, and that kind of mood tends to shut things down, Fishel said. To the extent that parents can model good manners and can critique around those manners that are getting in the way of respectful listening and talking, those would be the manners I would highlight, rather than get your elbows off the table.'
For a younger child, putting her napkin on her lap and using silverware instead of hands is a good starting point. As children age, parents can focus on other skills, such as chewing with your mouth closed.
Dinner should be an electronics-free time: No television, but also no BlackBerrys, phones or iPods, for children and grown-ups alike. It detracts from bonding, talking about your day and sharing, Bissex said.
Music is a good exception to the no-electronics rule, said Jennifer Folsom of Alexandria, Va. Her family listens to pop music, public radio or alternative music on their satellite radio. It's particularly a nice non-monetary, non-food reward, so we say, You were really good today; let's listen to some music at the table.'
Sustain conversation
Under the best of circumstances, kids can be stingy with the give-and-take of information about their day. Throw fatigue and low blood-sugar levels into the mix, and attempts at polite dinner conversation can be disastrous.
Rosenstrach offers her two girls, Phoebe, 10, and Abby, 8, a tortilla chip with salsa in exchange for a tidbit about their day while she is making dinner. The little snack during that witching hour can ease some of the crankiness, while the parent gains valuable intelligence about the goings-on at school.
Enlist them in the effort
Simple chores such as setting and clearing the table and helping with the dishes get children involved in the dinner process and send a message that mealtime is the entire family's responsibility. This also takes some of the burden off the parent who is in charge of putting dinner on the table.
It's not just about making dinner, it's about making dinner happen, Rosenstrach said. If you're the one who is solely responsible for dinner, that's the quickest way for it to become a burden. It's the whole family's job – kids, too. They can set the table and come up with ideas of what to eat. Then it becomes a family event that everyone gets into.
Parents also say that when they have let their children plan, shop for and help prepare the meal, they are more invested and more likely to eat the food.
Even preschool-age children can help with menu-planning, putting things in the cart at the store and making simple meals such as canned soup.
The goal, Rosenstrach says, is for dinner to seem more like a reward than an obligation.
You're saving money, hopefully working more efficiently, you have built-in time to talk to your kids every day, which is the Holy Grail of parenting, and you have a natural environment to talk about food and health and nutrition.


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Authors: Cassella, Carol Wiley
Title: Gemini
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Published: New York :, Simon & Schuster,, 2014.
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Characteristics: 341 pages ;,24 cm
Summary: "A medical mystery wrapped in a contemporary love story, GEMINI is a stand out new novel from the Cassella, a practicing M.D. and author of the national bestseller OXYGEN. Think Jodi Picoult meets Abraham Verghese"--
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Elmbrook School District officials began preparing for the worst at Tuesday's board meeting after Gov. Scott Walker unveiled his two-year budget plan last week in Madison.
Assistant Superintendent for Finance Keith Brightman said the revenue limits in the proposal could have the district facing a $2.3 million deficit next year.
"From my perspective, I see potential collective bargaining impacts," he said.
Board president Thomas Gehl called the past two years "watershed times" because of how many changes to public education have occurred.
"Regardless of what one's views are on the political spectrum, I think it's fair to say that public education has had to adjust significantly across the state," he said.
Walker's $68 billion budget proposal provides only a slight increase to K-12 public schools, while increasing tax dollars to expand publicly funded private voucher schools to at least nine new cities.
Walker's proposed increase in general aid for public schools would be about $129 million statewide.
For traditional districts like Elmbrook, per pupil spending would see no increase over the next two years.
The governor's proposal offers a $64 million incentive for the state's best-performing schools. Brightman said he would expect Elmbrook to qualify, but exactly how much money the district would get remains unclear, if not uncertain.
Actually, a lot remains unclear. It will be several more weeks until the Wisconsin Legislative Fiscal Bureau — a nonpartisan agency of the state Legislature — provides its analysis.
The governor's budget proposal still must pass the Legislature and be signed into law. Before ending back on Walker's desk for approval, the budget likely will be modified.
Elmbrook Schools officials hope changes could mean an increase in per pupil spending. Board members announced at Tuesday's meeting that they have planned a lobbying effort to sway state lawmakers.
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Love Mexican Food and love Las Brisas! Just wish they had more parking places. Have never been disappointed in my selections and the service is always very good.
Their restaurant on Highway 146 south of Kemah is great too!
Stopped here for an early afternoon lunch with my brother and sister-in-law who live in Dickinson. I was visiting from Minnesota. Very inviting restaurant. Open and airy atmosphere under a beautiful palapa. Our server was friendly and attentive. Chips and salsa with our $2 margaritas and dos equis on tap.
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Tried it for the first time. Visited the restaurant in early August 2014. Lots of space inside and out. Got the enchilada trio. Excellent Tex-Mex menu and taste. Also have other selections. We will be back to try other menu items. Food was very good; service was outstanding. Great happy hour margaritas till 7 for $2.
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For the 20th consecutive March, the Georgia women's basketball team is going to the ball.
The Lady Bulldogs (20-11) earned an invitation to the NCAA women's tournament Monday evening, drawing a No. 8 seed in the Lincoln Region, and they'll face ninth-seeded St. Joseph's (22-9) at 5:30 p.m. Sunday in Storrs, CT.
And while there might have been some in the Bulldog Nation that quietly worried Georgia's 19-year string of NCAA tournament appearances could be in jeopardy, coach Andy Landers was quite confident his team wouldn't be left behind.
"We felt confident," Landers said Monday evening. "There weren't any real indicators that we wouldn't be in it. All things pointed that way. We've played a competitive schedule and we played in the No. 1 RBI conference in the country. We have some good wins and we had some good losses – there's not any such thing as a good loss – but we had some respectable losses, I guess. We felt like we were one of those teams, felt like we were in."
"I felt we had a chance," sophomore Shacobia Barbee said. "I felt relieved. It's hard to get in. There are several good teams that didn't make it, so us getting in is a good thing."
The winner of the Georgia/St. Joseph's game will likely face No. 1 seed Connecticut (34-0), which will face Southwestern Athletic Conference champion Prairie View (14-7) in the first round.
"If we make it that far, we have to be focused on the goal," Barbee said about a possible matchup with the No. 1 team in the country. "We can't let their name intimidate us."
With its inclusion this year, Georgia has been involved in 31 of the 33 NCAA tournaments, ranking second nationally. The Lady Bulldogs reached the Elite Eight in 2013, the 12th time a Georgia team has advanced that deep in the tournament. In its last 10 tournament appearances, the Lady Bulldogs have advanced to the Sweet 16 seven times and the Elite Eight two times.
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"I was expecting eight," Landers said. "That's fair. All eight of those teams deserve to be in. Do we have some others that could play at the same level of some of the teams that are in? Sure. But realistically eight is probably what we deserve and what we got. We've got two No. 1 seeds and that speaks well of our conference. We're pretty well represented."
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Loss of Braxton Miller sends Big Ten to bottom of Power Five
BY STEVE GREENBERG Sports Reporter August 20, 2014 10:04PM
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How damaging to the Big Ten is the training-camp injury that knocked out Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller for the 2014 season?
Look at it this way: With Miller in the fold, the Big Ten would've rated no worse than fourth — and might've been No. 3 — among college football's Power Five conferences. Without Miller, the Buckeyes have plummeted in the preseason polls and have left the Big Ten with only Michigan State as a perceived contender for the season-ending four-team playoff.
Wave your Big Ten flags all you want, friends, but "we're No. 5!" isn't much of a rallying cry.
Playoff potential: Alabama, South Carolina, LSU, Auburn, Georgia. Oh, yeah, that's a whole lot of potential. But now comes the hard part: navigating the brutal league schedule without losing their way one time too many.
Other postseason locks: Mississippi, Florida, Texas A&M. The Rebels are trending upward in a hurry. The Gators aren't about to have back-to-back bowl whiffs for the first time since the mid-1980s. The Aggies could put one of Johnny Football's drinking buddies under center and get to six victories.
Projected bowl teams: 10. That's how many made it from this dominant league last season. Missouri lost a ton of talent from its 2013 squad, but Gary Pinkel's Tigers know how to win. Mississippi State, Tennessee and Vanderbilt — in that order — all have realistic shots, too.
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Projected bowl teams: 9. A giant number for a 12-team league, but totally doable. Washington State and Utah could be surprisingly good.
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Playoff potential: Oklahoma, Baylor, Kansas State. The Sooners are our pick to win it all. No program anywhere has made a bigger move than Baylor of late, and why not K-State? The Wildcats will let us know in an early home game against Auburn if they're all the way back.
Other postseason locks: Texas, Oklahoma State. Come November and beyond, no one will want to tangle with Charlie Strong's Longhorns.
Projected bowl teams: 7. It's next to impossible for more teams than that to go bowling from a 10-team league. Watch TCU bounce back from its 2013 hiccup. Man-mannequin Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury has a good thing going in Lubbock.
Playoff potential: Florida State, Clemson. You know all about the defending champs. The Tigers, meanwhile, must travel to Georgia and FSU in September — yikes. A loss to the Seminoles would be more damaging.
Other postseason locks: Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Miami, Duke. All four are from the Coastal Division, which truly is up for grabs. UNC is the most popular pick to win the division, but we like Frank Beamer's Hokies better.
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The impact: Hornage's efforts, which began with one small lab before going enterprisewide, has freed 60,000 square feet of space for other uses; has reduced staffing requirements; and is helping the agency avoid $200 million in power, space and cooling costs over the next five years.
The nuts and bolts: Hornage led the charge on the initiative, from planning and process improvements to systems engineering. He also developed methodologies to ensure the necessary cooperation and collaboration across the agency, thereby minimizing the disruption to operations.
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