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LAKE ELSINORE ---- A huge sigh of relief came out of the Lake Elsinore Storm dugout on Monday afternoon.
After a collapse in the month of August nearly derailed their playoff hopes, the Storm clinched their eighth consecutive postseason berth with a 5-2 win over the Inland Empire 66ers on Monday, the final day of the regaular season.
The win, combined with Rancho Cucamonga's 7-4 loss to Bakersfield, clinched the playoff berth and allowed the Storm to avoid a one-game playoff Tuesday at Rancho Cucamonga.
Instead, Lake Elsinore begins the South Division best-of-three Mini-Series against Lancaster on Wednesday at The Diamond.
"There is nothing better than popping bottles when you earn it," Storm first baseman Tommy Medica said after the team's champagne celebration in the clubhouse Monday. "We really struggled down the stretch, but we knew we had a chance and being able to pull it off, it feels awesome."
And pull it off the Storm did.
The Storm won only nine games in the month of August and blew an eight-game lead in the wild-card standings, and the team found itself trailing the Quakes by a game after Saturday's 9-1 loss. But, consecutive losses to end the season by Rancho Cucamonga, combined with back-to-back wins from Lake Elsinore, erased the deficit and gave the Storm outright possession of the Southern Division's second wild-card spot.
"This team could have easily packed it in for the season," Storm manager Shawn Wooten said. "They didn't. They went out and played good fundamental baseball for the final two games. As weird as it sounds, I think we started to relax when Rancho Cucamonga took that game on us. The pressure was really off of us."
For the majority of the Storm players who played under Wooten in Fort Wayne last season, it's the second straight year that their club qualified for the postseason on the regular season's final day.
"From the manager's perspective, it's definitely not the easiest way to get into the playoffs," Wooten said, laughing. "I lose my hair and my sleep."
For center fielder Rico Noel, who also played at Fort Wayne last season and spent the entire 2012 season in Lake Elsinore, the win brought a rejuvenated confidence.
"Here we come," Noel said with an ear-to-ear grin. "It's about trying to get the ring now. We have to keep this rolling."
Lake Elsinore (69-71 overall, 33-37 second half) will hope its dominating home-field advantage over Lancaster this season will continue in Game 1 on Wednesday. Lake Elsinore won 13 of the 14 games the two teams played at The Diamond this season.
Right-hander Matt Andriese, a 2012 California League All-Star, will get the start for the series opener. The UC Riverside product won 10 games this season while maintaining a 3.58 ERA.
Inland Empire got the scoring started in the first inning Monday when Rolando Gomez tripled to set up a run-scoring sacrifice fly from Kaleb Cowart. Gomez tripled again in his second at-bat in the third inning, and once again Cowart was able to plate him to give the 66ers the 2-0 lead.


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LONDON -- (Marketwire) -- 11/27/12 -- Nutanix (www.nutanix.com), the leader in converged infrastructure solutions for virtualised workloads, today announced the expansion of its channel partner network across EMEA. As part of its expansion strategy, Nutanix has announced new partner agreements with virtualisation, cloud and storage specialists, including Mason IT, Nugensis and Viadex in the UK. In the rest of the EMEA region, Nutanix has also signed Telindus-ISIT in The Netherlands, Layer8 in Sweden and TargoSoft in Germany, bringing the total number of partners to over 20.
Nutanix's innovative solution collapses the conventional two-tiered data centre design of storage and compute down to one single scalable appliance, delivering the world's first flash-accelerated datacentre, capable of hosting thousands of virtualised workloads without the need for a SAN.
Alan Campbell, Director, Nutanix EMEA, stated, "Since announcing our partnership with SDG as our pan-EMEA distributor, we have seen a surge of partners coming on board. Our partner program has a low-barrier to entry and we provide highly competitive margins, along with sales, technical and marketing support. While we are not looking for mass numbers, we are extremely pleased with the number of focused, specialist virtualisation and cloud partners joining our partner network."
"Nutanix is enabling organisations of any size to implement a highly virtualised and flexible environment by lowering the barriers to entry," said Roy Illsley Principal Analyst at Ovum. "With virtual workloads increasing year on year and the cost of a SAN impacting many organisations' budgets, Nutanix Cluster is a solution that is not limited by organisational size. Ovum considers it suitable for both SME and Enterprises alike and it is not surprised that channel partners are looking to sign with Nutanix."
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Wesley Mezzone, Director, Mason IT - "We are both a partner and customer of Nutanix. We offer their solutions to our customers that need a converged compute and storage offering on their own premises. We are also using Nutanix Cluster within our own datacentres for our cloud service offerings. Nutanix provides scale, performance and flexibility at a competitive price point."
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JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA - Three student-athletes will represent Providence College at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Sophomore Emily Sisson (Chesterfield, Mo.), junior Shelby Greany (Suffern, N.Y.) and senior Charlotte French O'Carroll (Dublin, Ireland) all impressed at the East Preliminaries this weekend, punching their tickets to their sport's biggest collegiate stage.
Sunday night, the story was Sisson's performance in the women's 5000-meter semifinals. The sophomore led her race from gun to tape, easily outrunning the field to claim the top overall time in the event with a 15:53.62. In fact, the next closest competitor, Florida State's Kayleigh Tyerman, was nearly 13 seconds behind in 16:06.28.
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On September 9 and 10, IPI, together with the Centre 4S, and the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD), will co-host a high-level meeting in Tunis that will bring together officials and specialists working on the Mali issue with the objective to conduct a critical examination of the realities underlying the crises in Mali and the Sahel-Sahara and the regional and international responses crafted to address them; take stock of the challenges that lie ahead; and identify appropriate responses.
Following a presidential election that was conducted peacefully, in a propitious environment and in the presence of numerous national and foreign observers, Ibrahim Boubakar Keita was elected with an overwhelming majority and his victory recognized by all stakeholders. While Mr. Keita is readying himself to assume office, informed experts and observers, as well as rebels, traffickers and jihadists can ask themselves: and then what?
The organizers of the meeting are of the view that: "The crises in the Sahelian region have been and remain deep. They preceded the collapse of Mali in 2012 and will not end automatically now that legitimacy has been restored through the ballot box". Moreover, "the challenges for Mali remain huge, while West Africa and the Maghreb are under permanent threat of terrorist attacks, which their countries are not prepared enough to face".
"The causes and interconnections of problems (armed violence, various trafficking activities, youth unemployment, a crisis of representative democracy and the return of states' tribalisation) must be explained and addressed, as should the need for the pooling of ECOWAS and Maghreb states' security assets".
The organizers further contend that: "the collapse of Mali revealed the limitations of the regional security agreements and confirmed the need to open these arrangements to new partners. Establishing such partnerships must be envisaged with States that lie beyond the Sahel or the continent, that are able to help protect the territorial integrity of the countries under threat".
How can the gains from the presidential election, the achievements of Operation Serval, the Ouagadougou agreement, and the deployment of MINUSMA be consolidated? The Tunis meeting will provide a forum for an open and frank discussion of the measures that need to be taken with a view to:
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- Ensuring that all the parties fulfill their commitments under the Ouagadougou agreement and work to build new relationships of trust among Malians, including through the work of the Dialogue and Reconciliation Commission;
- Ensuring the mobilization and effective and responsible disbursements of the Euro 3.4 billion pledged by the "Friends of Mali" at the May 15 conference in Brussels;
- Providing the necessary material and moral assistance to the displaced persons and refugees while organizing their return;
- Preventing that the partial or total withdrawal of French troops of the Operation Serval leave a security vacuum, and ensuring a proper coordination between this withdrawal and the deployment of the MINUSMA, and the restructuring of the Malian security and defense forces.
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Jackson huddled with Anthony prior to last Monday's game against the Atlanta Hawks. "We had a great conversation, a very positive conversation," Anthony said after practice on Monday. "It gave me some clarity whether it was in the system, whether it was things I should do out there for myself, whether it was things I should do out there for the players, for my teammates ... I took it extremely well." ESPN.com
Kerr implemented Carroll's practice of playing loud music during practice for the Warriors. "What I found in my career was, there's 82 games, hopefully more," Kerr said. "Every day can't be the same. Phil Jackson was great with that, and Pop. You didn't know what to expect each day. So I learned that from Phil and Pop. There was some music playing in Seattle [at practice], and I talked to Pete about that. He said, 'You know, it's food for the soul, and the players love it.' "And if you can do it at the right times, where they can still focus, that's important. Because the game is not played in a silent gym. It's played with pressure, and with noise. So the music can serve as a stimulant, as a motivator, but also as a distraction. Can you focus through that?" NBA.com
Denver coach and Phil Jackson disciple Brian Shaw is slowly moving onto the hot seat and if Jackson has it in his budget, could bring him aboard. The Post reported if Shaw came with no strings attached, he would have offered the former Lakers assistant the job over Fisher last May. Fisher said Shaw hasn't run the triangle in Denver but Shaw seemed to dispute that to a point. "We have a lot of triangle principles in our offense,'' Shaw said. "A lot of two man game and three man on the other side. I beg to differ. There are a lot of similarities. Difference is we don't run a two guard front which is the true form of the triangle but obviously our roster was built to play a different way.'' New York Post
For his part, Fisher said that putting a date on when a player will get the triangle is not in his thinking. Each players learns it at his own pace. "I don't know if it's a fair assessment or not,'' Fisher said before the Knicks' 97-95 loss Wednesday night to the Magic — their sixth straight defeat. "[Phil] obviously knows a lot about his offense, but I think it's more than just a guy is going to get it. Each player and person has different learning curves. I don't know if there's a date. "It's more where our team is from a management standpoint. For me, I don't have a date on when I would assume a guy should or shouldn't have it. I'm going to coach him until he's here or isn't here. Those won't be my decisions.'' New York Post
Phil Jackson can't talk about Kobe Bryant because of tampering rules. But the Knicks President was asked about his former star guard amid rumors that Bryant could somehow land in New York given the Lakers' disastrous start to this NBA season: "We just have to measure, always, what's this team's potential?" Jackson said Monday night about his thoughts on the Bryant rumors. "What is this group's potential? What do we have in front of us as an organization? I always used to say, 'General managers are thinking three to five years ahead, coaches are thinking one to three games ahead, that's about as far as they can see.' The Knicks Blog
Silver jokingly said it "clearly" looked like the Knicks were "still learning" the triangle after their loss to the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday. Jackson on Monday addressed the commissioner's comments. "I wasn't so humored by the commissioner actually jumping in on top of that, too," he said. "He doesn't need to get in on that. There's enough focus on [the] triangle. It's not anything. It's a system. It's simple basketball. Just play the game. We're over the triangle; let's get to business and play the right way." ESPN.com
In a rare state-of-the-Knicks address, Phil Jackson couldn't help himself. In addition to some illuminating observations about Carmelo Anthony and the triangle offense, the Knicks' team president fell into a familiar role: criticizing the referees. "I did step on the court today and tell players that if guys lean all over you and put their nose in your business, you have a right to protect yourself," Jackson said Monday night, using one of his pet peeves to answer a question about how involved he is with the team's day-to-day, on-court activities. "I was disappointed in the refereeing the other night with letting Atlanta slap the ball out of our players' hands and get turnovers that were really out of the positional favor. So we have to be much firmer with the ball and so that irritated me as a sideline observer." At one point, Jackson remarked that the reason he took the Knicks job was the opportunity to "impart what I have learned." Perhaps, the Zen Master also missed writing fine checks to the league office. CBSSports.com
Jackson said Anthony needs to focus on other things than shotmaking, getting to the basket when the triangle is set up on the other side of the court as he did in Atlanta in the first half on Saturday. Jackson also would like to see Anthony get more offensive rebounds. Jackson hasn't traveled to any road games, but has been giving input. In fact, he made a point to step on the court during the morning shootaround Monday to impart wisdom about showing more fight against physical defense. New York Post
Jackson said he told his coaches to expect the team to struggle early on due in part to a difficult schedule. The Knicks have played eight games in the first 12 days of the season, seven against teams that made the playoffs in 2013-14. The lone exception was a road game against LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. "I see growth in this team and I'm optimistic," Jackson said. "It's not always the final score; it's sometimes how you play. I think we're playing the game much better and we're getting some activity that we like to see." ESPN.com
Ian Begley: Phil Jackson was asked about his dealing with agents as team president. "I've kind of let (GM) Steve Mills deal with those friends of ours." Twitter @IanBegley
Marc Berman: Fisher says talks to Phil every day but he doesn't micromanage. Same as when he coached. Twitter @NYPost_Berman
Barbara Barker: Phil Jackson says coaching staff is doing a great job. #Knicks Twitter @meanbarb
Barbara Barker: Phil says the triangle is a system "it's simple basketball. Just play the game." #Knicks Twitter @meanbarb
Rod Boone: Adam Silver on #Knicks: "I watched the Knick game last night. Clearly they are still learning the triangle. I still don't understand it ..." Twitter @rodboone
Thanasis Antetokounmpo was practicing with his Greek club in August when he realized he had missed two phonecalls from aThanasis number he didn't recognize. "So I called back and it was Phil," as in Phil Jackson, Antetokounmpo recalled Wednesday at the Westchester Knicks media day. "And then my phone died and I was rushing to charge my phone to call back." The Knicks Blog
When Antetokounmpo ultimately did speak with Jackson, the Zenmaster convinced the 6-foot-6 second-round draft pick to come play with the Knicks D-League team instead of playing overseas, where he reportedly could have made as much as $550,000 instead of the $24,600 the D-League offers. What was Jackson's message in that phonecall? "That they believe in me and the only thing I have to do is believe in myself," Antetokounmpo said. The Knicks Blog
Ian Begley: Thanasis said he got a call from Phil Jackson over the summer. Helped seal his decision to play w/Westchester #Knicks instead of in Europe. Twitter @IanBegley
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I went to the website of the store she bought it from and with the aid of google translate, figured out how to contact them. I sent them a scan of the tag and a scan of the fabric (I think it's a cotton lawn, but as I can't read the label!) only to receive a response that they don't sell online and they wouldn't ship internationally if they did. And since a trip overseas to Finland is out... I'm perfectly willing to pay for the fabric and shipping to USA. Here is a picture of the fabric in question.
It's lightweight 100% cotton (one of the few bits to the label I understand!) with a soft hand, great drape, and it's got a loosish weave. If anyone knows of a match, and can point me towards where to get it, I'd be forever grateful! -- Edited on 11/23/11 12:44 PM --
how much do you have? Maybe we could come up with something you have enough to do? I'm thinking it is going to be hard to match. Maybe I'm wrong. Hope so
Pretty fabric! I'm also wondering how much you have. Assuming that the friend in question doesn't sew and therefore bought you 1 meter, here are some ideas:
find some cotton lawn or other fabric of comparable weight, in a coordinating solid color or mini stripe (if you find several options, buy them all!)-- and then:
use the Finnish fabric (FF) as a yoke on a tunic, with solid color fabric for the rest
make a button-up collared blouse, FF as yoke, cuffs, possibly pockets; striped fabric on bias as undercollar, possibly collar stand, button placket OR use as piping between sections; one or two coordinating solid fabrics for remainder of blouse
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make some quilted fabric out of it and then turn it into a purse, organizer bags, tissue cover, journal cover...
I'm looking forward to hearing other ideas. I've got several small pieces of special fabric that have been waiting for just the right project.
------2007 fabric in: 7 1/2 yards; sewn: 7 yds +1/2 yd
2008 fabric in, 23 yards; sewn 20 yds; given away 6 yds -3 yd = -2 1/2 yd
2009 fabric in 41 1/4 yds, sewn 29 yds, given away 22 1/2 yds -10 1/4 = -12 3/4 yd
2010 fabric in 91 1/2 yds, sewn 27 yds, given away 1 1/2 yds; +63 yd = +50 1/4 yd
2011 fabric in: 55 yd.; sewn: 21 yd; given away: 20 yd +14 yd = +64 1/4 yd
2012 fabric in: 60 1/4 yd., sewn 25 1/4 yds, given away 16 yds, thrown away 3 yds scraps; UFOs completed: 7 +26 yd = +90 1/4 yd
2013 fabric in: 28 yds; sewn 25.7 yds.; given away 5 1/2 yd.s; projects 8, UFOs 4 -3 1/4 yd = +87 yd
2014 fabric in: 40.5 yd
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so far this year: +9 yd. = must do more sewing!
Agree with all of Marga's suggestions. Just make something small! Either an entire project that's small (like a scarf or a headband), or use it as contrast details in another project.
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Find another coordinating fabric or a solid of the same weight that goes with the Finland fabric.
How much did you get and how wide is it?
I have two meters. The thing is, I'm a tall plus size (6'0) so I have to tweak patterns to make them longer and usually wider as well. So I need a minimum of three yards, three and a half to be safe. Two meters translates to roughly two and a half yards, so I need another meter at the very least. I was planning on a shirt--maybe modifying Butterick 5692..... Making it short sleeved, changing the yoke completely, and getting rid of the sash..
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Ant and Dan discuss the highs, lows and memorable moments from the past six weeks of the World Cup
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Australia team doctor Peter Brukner and Dr Tony Grabs of St Vincent Hospital discuss the nature of the injury Phillip Hughes suffered | Nov 27, 2014
Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland, Alastair Nicholson of the Australia Cricketers' Association and Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott pay tribute to Phillip Hughes | Nov 27, 2014
An emotional Michael Clarke spoke on behalf of Phillip Hughes' family during a press conference at St.Vincent's hospital following his death | Nov 27, 2014
Ian Chappell reflects on Phillip Hughes' perseverance while being out of the Australian team and his hard work at making a comeback | Nov 27, 2014
Brydon Coverdale on Phillip Hughes, who died St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney after suffering a head injury while batting in a Shield Game | Nov 27, 2014
Australian batsman Phillip Hughes died in hospital after being struck by a bouncer during a Sheffield Shield game at the SCG. He was 25, four days shy of his birthday. | Nov 27, 2014
Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews applauded his team after beating England by 25 runs in the first ODI and said his team 'showed improvement' following the series in India | Nov 26, 2014
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By Aaron Goldberg, Colts Correspondent, Sun, Nov 23rd 8:59pm ESTColby Fleener caught 2 of 4 targets for 28 yards. He made a nice leaping grab for his first catch early in the first half. He was targeted later in the game in the end zone, but held up his route due to pressure from a safety. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: This was disappointing, but not really Fleener's fault. The first half of this game was highlighted by multiple turnovers, and resulted in 9 total points between the teams. Despite the score line, it was a rough day for the Colts' passing offense, minus one big play to T.Y. Hilton. Fleener's usage going forward will depend on the health of Dwayne Allen, but he still projects as a top-10 TE option, at least through next week against Washington.
By Aaron Goldberg, Colts Correspondent, Fri, Nov 21st 8:52pm ESTCoby Fleener and Jack Doyle will be the top Tight Ends in the Colts' system, which will frequently utilize both players. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: Fleener is potentially in line for a big day as a TE1 in the 4-7 overall ranking range. He has upside to crack the top 3, but his inconsistency and the Colts' two-TE system may hold him back. Together, Fleener and Dwayne Allen have combined for over 813 yards and 11 TDs, with Fleener having 439 of those yards and Allen having 7 of those scores. Doyle is a big step down from Allen, but he even has 58 yards and 1 TD on the season in limited action.
By Aaron Goldberg, Colts Correspondent, Fri, Nov 21st 10:20am ESTCoby Fleener caught 7 passes for 144 yards against New England on Sunday night. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: Benefiting from an injury to fellow TE Dwayne Allen, Fleener went 7-for-7 in catches/targets. The only other time he did that this season came in Week 2, when he was targeted just once. Fleener has been targeted 18 times in the last two games, and his stock is trending upwards. Consider him a solid TE1 play for Week 12 against Jacksonville.
By Nathan Tucker, Colts Correspondent, Sun, Oct 26th 11:33pm EDTFleener finished with only 1 catch for 4 yards on 4 targets. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: It was another underwhelming showing and his third one-catch performance of the season. The one positive for Fleener is that he is part of a high octane offense, but is limited by his lack of scoring opportunities and competition for targets. He remains a TE2 at best and a decent bye week fill-in.
By Nathan Tucker, Colts Correspondent, Mon, Oct 6th 4:34pm EDTFleener was held to just one reception on 2 targets for 30 yards. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: Fleener was outplayed by teammate Dwayne Allen and targeted less by Andrew Luck. The Ravens defense did a better job limiting him compared to Allen. Luck appears to have developed better chemistry with Allen as the season has progressed. Fleener has been known to drop some easy passes as well off and on. Continue to view him as a TE2 and start him in deeper leagues only.
By Nathan Tucker, Colts Correspondent, Sat, Oct 4th 11:22am EDTTo this point in the season the Ravens defense is allowing the fewest fantasy points to the tight end position. (Source: Yahoo Sports)
Fantasy Impact: It would be wise for fantasy owners to explore other options to start at the tight end position. There are only two teams on a bye this week (Miami and Oakland) so there should be others with higher upside. Fleener is typically touchdown dependent and remains a TE2 for week 5.
By Nathan Tucker, Colts Correspondent, Sun, Sep 28th 8:26pm EDTHe finished the game with 2 catches for 26 yards including a score on just 3 targets. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: Fleener was relatively quiet throughout the game and saved his day with a touchdown catch. It appears this is what we can typically expect from him on a week to week basis. He continues to compete with Dwayne Allen for targets and his value is touchdown dependent. Like Allen, he can only be counted on as a TE2 - good enough for a bye week replacement or for a league that can start two tight ends.
By Jason Mullins, Colts Correspondent, Mon, Sep 22nd 3:43pm EDTCoby Fleener caught 4 of 7 passes for 49 yards and a score in Sunday's tilt against the Jacksonville Jaguars. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: Fleener could have had a much better outing, dropping a wide open pass in the end zone that would have certainly been a TD had he caught it. This is the second week that he has dropped a wide open pass that he perhaps shouldn't have. Fleener remains a low end TE2 as he is competing with fellow TE Dwayne Allen for targets.
By Jason Mullins, Colts Correspondent, Mon, Sep 8th 3:42pm EDTCoby Fleener made three catches for 21 yards on eight targets. He also saw a total of 49 offensive snaps, as compared to 38 for fellow TE Dwayne Allen.
Fantasy Impact: While Fleener was more utilized, Allen was the much more productive of the two. Fleener and Luck have struggled to capitalize on their experience with each other going back to their days at Stanford together. Keep an eye on the target and snap count reports, if Allen passes Fleener in usage there will be no reason for keeping Fleener on your fantasy roster.
By Nathan Tucker, Colts Correspondent, Sun, Aug 24th 8:44am EDTCoby Fleener finished the third preseason game with 2 catches for 31 yards and a touchdown on 4 targets.
Fantasy Impact: It was encouraging to see him haul in the touchdown reception after his poor performance in the second preseason game. He is a great red zone threat due to his size and could score a handful of touchdowns this season. Despite this he remains a TE2 worth drafting in deeper leagues with so much competition for targets and catches.
By Nick Fields, Colts Correspondent, Wed, Aug 13th 2:41pm EDTChris Hagen and Bob Kravitz interviewed Coby Fleener Monday morning during the Colts training camp practice. Fleener acknowledged that there would be some sort of ripple effect with Dwayne Allen back, but was excited to play in more two tight end sets. He also said that his goal for this season was to be more consistent and to be someone the coaches can count on. (Source: FOX59)
Fantasy Impact: Coby Fleener has been up and down throughout his first two years in the league and if he is to take the next step forward he will definitely have to improve his consistency. The offense should finally see some stability this year as a whole and this should allow players like Fleener to become more consistent. Currently, Allen is listed ahead of Fleener on the Colts official depth chart. Allen is the TE to own as he has more fantasy upside. Fleener is only worth a roster spot in the deepest of leagues.
By Jason Mullins, Colts Correspondent, Fri, Aug 1st 11:06am EDTCoby Fleener, who has been relatively quiet during camp, made a nice touchdown grab on a pass across the middle. While Wayne received most of the early attention from Luck, Fleener managed a couple of impressive catches in addition to the TD. (Source: Colts.com)
Fantasy Impact: Fleener's performance in camp has been somewhat overshadowed by the return of fellow TE Dwayne Allen. It is worth noting that the Colt's are looking to implement more two TE sets into the offense which will create opportunities for both. Fleener finished second on the team last year in both receptions and yards (52 for 608). Couple the return Allen to distract the opposing linebackers with the increased opportunities in these two TE sets and Fleener is on track to be a late round sleeper.


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Link seen between seizures and migraines in the brainNovember 1, 2014 11:59 am | by A'ndrea Elyse Messer, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
Seizures and migraines have always been considered separate physiological events in the brain, but now a team of engineers and neuroscientists looking at the brain from a physics viewpoint discovered a link between these and related phenomena.
Tailored flexible illusion coatings hide objects from detectionOctober 13, 2014 10:53 am | News | Comments
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Sensory-tested drug delivery vehicle could limit spread of HIV, AIDSAugust 28, 2014 12:33 pm | by Jeff Mulhollem, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
A unique method for delivering compounds that could positively impact the global battle against HIV and AIDS may be possible, thanks to researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences. A semi-soft vaginal suppository made from the seaweed-derived food ingredient carrageenan and loaded with the antiviral drug Tenofovir provides a woman-initiated, drug delivery vehicle that can protect against the spread of STIs.
The birth of topological spintronicsJuly 24, 2014 10:31 am | News | Comments
Research led by Penn State Univ. and Cornell Univ. physicists is studying "spintorque" in devices that combine a standard magnetic material with a new material known as a topological insulator. The new insulator, which is made of bismuth selenide and operates at room temperature, overcomes one of the key challenges to developing a spintronics technology based on spin-orbit coupling.
55-year-old dark side of the moon mystery solvedJune 10, 2014 8:09 am | by A'ndrea Elyse Messer, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
The "man in the moon" appeared when meteoroids struck the Earth-facing side of the moon creating large flat seas of basalt that we see as dark areas called maria. But no "face" exists on farside of the moon and now, Penn State Univ. astrophysicists think they know why.
New "Views" on Biocontainment FacilityJune 4, 2014 3:35 pm | by Lindsay Hock, Managing Editor | Articles | Comments
The genesis of the Eva J. Pell Laboratory was driven by the need for high-containment lab space which, in 2006, was not available at Pennsylvania State Univ. (PSU). Numerous researchers were considering leaving the university as their research needs required a BSL-3 facility; and PSU's leadership was determined not only to retain PIs who required these facilities, but also to emerge as a regional leader in infectious disease research.
Strongly interacting electrons in wacky oxide synchronize to work like the brainMay 14, 2014 2:01 pm | by Walt Mills, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
Vanadium dioxide is called a "wacky oxide" because it transitions between a conducting metal and an insulating semiconductor and with the addition of heat or electrical current. A device created by Penn State engineers uses a thin film of vanadium oxide on a titanium dioxide substrate to create an oscillating switch that could form the basis of a computational device that uses a fraction of the energy necessary for today's computers.
Study finds surprising clues about the formation of sun-like star clustersMay 9, 2014 11:15 am | News | Comments
An important advance in understanding how clusters of stars like our sun are formed has been made by a team that includes seven astronomers at Penn State Univ. and two at other universities. Using data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and infrared telescopes, the astronomers have shown that earlier theories about the process that creates star clusters in giant clouds of gas and dust cannot be correct.
Sprites form at plasma irregularities in the lower ionosphereMay 7, 2014 9:46 am | News | Comments
Sprites are an optical phenomenon that occur above thunderstorms, about 37 to 56 miles above the Earth. Atmospheric sprites have been known for nearly a century, but their origins were a mystery. Now, a team of researchers has evidence that sprites form at plasma irregularities and may be useful in remote sensing of the lower ionosphere.
Genetic approach helps design broadband metamaterialMay 6, 2014 7:58 am | by A'ndrea Elyse Messer, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
A specially formed material that can provide custom broadband absorption in the infrared can be identified and manufactured using "genetic algorithms," according to Penn State Univ. engineers, who say these metamaterials can shield objects from view by infrared sensors, protect instruments and be manufactured to cover a variety of wavelengths.
Star discovered to be close neighbor, and the coldest of its kindApril 28, 2014 7:23 am | News | Comments
Brown dwarfs start their lives like stars, as collapsing balls of gas, but they lack the mass to burn nuclear fuel and radiate starlight. A "brown dwarf" star that appears to be the coldest of its kind—as frosty as Earth's North Pole—has been discovered by a Penn State Univ. astronomer to be just 7.2 light-years away, making it the fourth closest system to our Sun. The strange star is as frosty as Earth's North Pole.
Under some LED bulbs whites aren't "whiter than white"April 21, 2014 12:03 pm | by A'ndrea Elyse Messer, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
For years, companies have been adding whiteners to laundry detergent, paints, plastics, paper and fabrics to make whites look "whiter than white," but now, with a switch away from incandescent and fluorescent lighting, different degrees of whites may all look the same, according to experts in lighting.
Making new materials an atomic layer at a timeApril 17, 2014 9:36 am | News | Comments
Researchers in Pennsylvania and Texas have shown the ability to grow high quality, single-layer materials one on top of the other using chemical vapor deposition. This highly scalable technique, often used in the semiconductor industry, can produce materials with unique properties that could be applied to solar cells, ultracapacitors for energy storage, or advanced transistors for energy efficient electronics, among many other applications.
Sunlight generates hydrogen in new porous siliconApril 10, 2014 11:20 am | by A'ndrea Elyse Messer, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
Porous silicon manufactured in a bottom up procedure using solar energy can be used to generate hydrogen from water, according to a team of Penn State Univ. mechanical engineers, who also see applications for batteries, biosensors and optical electronics as outlets for this new material.
Tiny power generator runs on salivaApril 3, 2014 1:02 pm | News | Comments
Saliva-powered micro-sized microbial fuel cells can produce minute amounts of energy sufficient to run on-chip applications, according to an international team of engineers.
Microprinting leads to low-cost artificial cellsDecember 18, 2013 9:12 am | by A'ndrea Elyse Messer, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
Easily manufactured, low-cost artificial cells manufactured using microprinting may one day serve as drug and gene delivery devices, according to engineers at Penn State Univ. who are creating large arrays of artificial cells. Made of lipids and proteins, these uniformly sized cells can either remain attached to the substrate on which they grow, or become separated and used as freely moving vessels.
High-frequency, low-power tunneling transistor could power high-performance devicesDecember 12, 2013 5:22 pm | News | Comments
Researchers have proved the feasibility of a new type of transistor that could enable fast and low-power computing devices for energy-constrained applications such as smart sensor networks and implantable medical electronics. Called a near broken-gap tunnel field effect transistor, the new device uses the quantum mechanical tunneling of electrons through an ultra-thin energy barrier to provide high current at low voltage.
New tool profiles critical regulatory structures of RNA moleculesDecember 4, 2013 10:34 am | News | Comments
Scientists at Penn State Univ. have developed a method that enables a more accurate prediction of how ribonucleic acid molecules (RNAs) fold within living cells, shedding new light on how plants, as well as other living organisms, respond to environmental conditions. The advance was made possible by the ability to analyze more than 10,000 RNA molecules in a single cell.
Unusual greenhouse gases may have raised ancient Martian temperatureNovember 27, 2013 11:36 am | by Anne Danahy, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
The presence of molecular hydrogen, in addition to carbon dioxide and water, could have created a greenhouse effect on Mars 3.8 billion years ago that pushed temperatures high enough to allow for liquid water. This is according to a team of researchers who believe this is the only way for giant canyons like Nanedi Valles could have formed.
Additive may make wine fine for a longer timeNovember 21, 2013 12:52 pm | by Matthew Swayne, Penn State Univ. | News | Comments
Oxygen usually enters wine through the cork and interacts with metals, particularly iron, setting off a chain reaction that changes compounds that add often disagreeable tastes and smells to the drink. Penn State Univ. researchers have added chelation compounds that bind with metals to inhibit oxidation, or oxygen's ability to react with trace metals. These compounds, they found, were effective.
Research grant seeks to reduce crops' fertilizer dependenceOctober 18, 2013 9:56 am | News | Comments
A research team including a Penn State chemical engineer was recently awarded a $3.9 million National Science Foundation grant to understand how blue-green algae convert nitrogen into oxygen. The objective is to learn how to "transplant" the nitrogen fixing capability of one species to another.
Laser technique enables 3-D analysis, natural color imagesOctober 11, 2013 9:05 am | News | Comments
A new technology invented to automate the laborious process of preparing plant roots for phenotyping has morphed into a powerful tool for exploring the 3-D structure of small objects. Now, two former Penn State Univ. students have formed a startup company targeting agribusiness and horticultural research.
Genome of elastomeric materials creates novel materialsSeptember 10, 2013 7:54 am | News | Comments
A wide range of biologically inspired materials may now be possible by combining protein studies, materials science and RNA sequencing, according to an international team of researchers. The researchers looked at proteins because they are the building blocks of biological materials and also often control sequencing, growth and self-assembly. RNA produced from the DNA in the cells is the template for biological proteins.
Sandy's "freaky" path may be less likely in futureSeptember 3, 2013 8:17 am | by Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer | News | Comments
Global warming may further lessen the likelihood of the freak atmospheric steering currents that last year shoved Superstorm Sandy due west into New Jersey, a new study says. But the study's authors said the once-in-700-years path was only one factor in the $50 billion storm. They say other variables such as sea level rise and stronger storms will worsen with global warming and outweigh changes in steering currents predicted by models.
Chemical engineers' research may lead to inexpensive, flexible solar cellsAugust 22, 2013 8:46 am | News | Comments
Most solar cells today are inorganic and made of crystalline silicon. These cells tend to be expensive, rigid and relatively inefficient when it comes to converting sunlight into electricity. Work by a team of chemical engineers at Penn State Univ. and Rice Univ. may lead to a new class of inexpensive organic solar cells, one that skips difficult-to-scale fullerene acceptors and relies on molecular self-assembly instead.
Researchers granted patent for system that fuses human, computer intelligenceAugust 22, 2013 8:17 am | News | Comments
In complex crisis situations teams of experts must often make difficult decisions within a narrow time frame. However, voluminous amounts of information and the complexity of distributed cognition can hamper the quality and timeliness of decision-making by human teams and lead to catastrophic consequences. A Penn State Univ. team has devised a system that merges human and computer intelligence to support decision-making.
Bubbles are the new lenses for nanoscale light beamsAugust 14, 2013 5:33 pm | by Hannah Y. Cheng | News | Comments
Bending light beams to your whim sounds like a job for a wizard or an a complex array of bulky mirrors, lenses and prisms, but a few tiny liquid bubbles may be all that is necessary to open the doors for next-generation, high-speed circuits and displays, according to Penn State researchers.
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