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Jamie Benn, Ray Whitney and Cody Eakin each had a goal and an assist to help lead the Dallas Stars to a 5-3 victory to end the Minnesota Wild's seven-game winning streak on Friday. Erik Cole and Tomas Vincour also scored for Dallas, which moved within one point of the Western Conference's final playoff spot. Jaromir Jagr also earned his 1,000th career NHL assist. After a 7-4 loss to Minnesota at home on Monday, the Stars had three days off to regroup and rebounded with a strong effort, scoring twice on power plays in the third period. Kari Lehtonen, who gave up six goals on 41 shots Monday, made 30 saves for the win. Devin Setoguchi, Jared Spurgeon and Torrey Mitchell scored for Minnesota, which also had its five-game road winning streak end. Matt Hackett made his season debut for the Wild after getting recalled from AHL Houston on Friday, giving Niklas Backstrom a rest after 12 straight starts. Hackett stopped 28 shots. The Stars, in the third game of a season-long fi...
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PLAYERS: Jamie Benn, Ray Whitney, Cody Eakin, Erik Cole, Tomas Vincour, Jaromir Jagr, Kari Lehtonen, Devin Setoguchi, Jared Spurgeon, Torrey Mitchell, Niklas Backstrom, Mikko Koivu, Ryan Suter, Derek Roy, Aaron Rome, Reilly Smith, Matt Cullen, Loui Eriksson, Kyle Brodziak, Vernon Fiddler, Mike Modano
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Welcome to Bungie, where you're more likely to catch a guy walking down the hall swinging a Gravity Hammer than a guy walking down the hall in a necktie. Last week, I visited Halo HQ for five hours of hands-on with Reach's multiplayer and, while there, snapped some photos of the lobby, hallways and game demo rooms to share the experience with you, my jealous readers.
After all, why should I be the only one who gets to stand next to a life-size Master Chief? Enjoy the tour, and let us know if these "behind the scenes" peeks are something you'd like to see more of in the future.
Above: The front desk, temporarily transformed for interview purposes. Hmm, wonder what franchise they make here?
Above: This statue is "life" size... all seven feet of Master Chief (not including stand!) intimidate visitors as they exit the elevators
Above: The waiting area serves as both ODST museum and shoe storage. Honestly, I have no idea what's up with all the black boxes
Above: Close up on the Recon armor. Check out that realistic wear and tear
Above: More prop armor. Looks like someone could actually wear this...
Above: The interview room. Cute
Above: A full replica Gravity Hammer just chilling next to the light switch and electrical outlets
Above: And these are Bungie's recycling bins. I like to imagine the developers play spontaneous bouts of "Cowboys and Indians" with this stuff
Above: A hallway. Sorry, only plaques for the announced games here
Above: The life of a games journalist is hard. That's Official Xbox Magazine EIC Francesca Reyes on the far left
Above: The women's restroom guarded by - appropriately enough - Bungie's only female protagonist
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - San Francisco 49ers starting cornerback Walt Harris will miss the entire season as he recovers from right knee surgery.
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Harris, a 13-year pro heading into his fourth year with the 49ers, has been a model of consistency in his lengthy career, never missing more than four games in a season. Harris' veteran presence was expected to be a cornerstone of Singletary's defense, particularly given the lack of depth behind him.
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Johann Forster (Augsburg 1496-1558 Wittenberg) was Lutheran theologian, linguist and precursor of the Reformation.
Between 1530 and 1535 he lived in Wittenberg where he became preacher to the Castle Church. He was a daily visitor at the home of Martin Luther, whom he helped with the translation of the Bible. Johann Forster was a man in transition time (Magister in Ingolstadt, the first Protestant doctor of theology in Tübingen and superintendent of the Diocese of Merseburg), he certainly was not one of the most important, but the most characteristic and most determined men of the Lutheran Reformation.
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The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity named Adam & Eve/DDB its Agency of the Year last night, after the Omnicom shop picked up four Grands Prix.
Adam & Eve/DDB picked up the Grands Prix in Promo & Integrated, Press, Integrated and Film for its "I'm sorry I spent it on myself" campaign for Harvey Nichols in Christmas 2013. The record is five Grands Prix, won by last year's "dumb ways to die".
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This foundation is awesome for people with really oily skin and blemishes or redness that needs covered without being too heavy or mask-like. I love using this on days when the regular double wear is too heavy but I still want something that will cover and last all day. I use shade 2 for my NC 25 skin tone and it matches really well. This does not oxidize on me and it isn't too pink either. Just as an fyi, the new formulation does not have spf in it.
I really wanted to like this foundation. I've been on the search for a medium coverage but light weight foundation that holds up throughout the work day. I was hoping this was it. I have fair, combination skin. As I age I find that first of all, it is so important to get a good color match. With this foundation I can get fairly close so that wasn't my problem.
What really bugs me about this foundation is that it sucks the moisture from my skin and I end up with dry patches by the afternoon. I start out out with moisturizer and primer for a smooth canvas. The foundation initially looks great but appears to start drying out my face by midday and then patchy by the afternoon.
This foundation might work great for those that need heavy duty oil control, but it's way too drying for my skin.
Update: I tried this again this past summer and oh what a difference a season makes. Through the Spring and Summer this Double Wear Light has been pretty much perfect. It didn't settle into creases and stays on all day - even on my nose that tends to get shiny mid-day. If I do get a little shine, I can blot without losing the foundation off my nose. Also love that it's not too heavy and looks natural. It's heading into Fall now with cooler temps and drier air coming. I'm hoping that I can continue using this with just changing the moisturizer underneath.
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This foundation is *almost* HG for me. I wear this in the lightest shade, Intensity 1.0. For reference, I am about NC15. I apply just using my fingertips to get nice, even coverage. It does last all day with little to no touchups. I don't find that this foundation oxidizes at all, and it plays well with the variety of concealers and powders I like to use. My only issue is that I cannot use this as an everyday foundation, as it will break me out if I use it too much. I can use it for special occasions or if I know I will be having a long day, but more than once or twice a week is too much. It is unfortunate, because otherwise, this would probably be HG foundation.
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This product let me down, lots. I brought it at a Macy's counter and the lady helping me tried it on my face, it was good until i went to school and left it on throughout the whole day, it was gone by the middle of the day and i felt as if i had to reapply throughout the day even with my smashbox primer, i didnt like it at all & there aren't many color variations
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I tried it in 4.0, I am a Mac nc40. It gave me a light to medium coverage. I was on my second tube, but tried double wear and felt in love because it gave me more coverage. But overall a good foundation.
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This product provides light to medium coverage, does not cake at all on my skin, and stays on pretty much all day.
However, it has a horrible shade range (I'm intensity 1 and it is way too pink on me), and it just looks greasy on me right away no matter what I do :( so for that I give it a 4, but its still very nice. If they had better shade choices I would repurchase
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I have had wonderful luck w/ Rimmel Lasting Finish 25 Hour Foundation (see my review) which as far as coverage for my mild redness on my cheeks/nose/chin areas is a step up from Revlon Colorstay (see my review). However, I got tired of having to use a color corrector and then the foundation. I test drove this foundation and the regular Double Wear (see review).
To me, this product is a very expensive dupe to the Rimmell = won't purchase.
I have slight redness (rosacea) on my cheeks/nose/chin along w/ 3 melasma spots. W/ this product, just like the Rimmell, I have to use color corrector on those spots + undereye concealer
This gave me about about 8-10 hours w/out setting w/ Urban Decay All Nighter and about 14 hours w/ the UD (same lasting times as the Rimmell).
For reference, I'm MAC = NC 15; EM = Fairly Light; Rimmell = Ivory; Revlon Colorstay = Buff; Jane Iredale = Bisque; Avon Smooth Pressed Minerals = T04 (hopefully all this extra info will be helpful to someone) and the 01 was a great match for me.
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I've been using this foundation every day for the last 9 months and am almost finishing my first tube. So even though it cost me $77 AUD, it really is worth the money. This is considering I use about a pea sized amount for my entire face and I apply with my fingers, as I think that using a brush makes it too thick and cakey (and wastes product)
Intensity 2.0 is also a perfect match for my skin. I think I'm an NC25
I've had a problem with previous foundations where halfway through the day, my foundation would break down and appear patchy even with the use of finishing powder, especially on my upper lip, cheeks and around my nose. On days where I would be at out all day and knew that I was going out at night as well, I would resort to bringing face wash and re-applying everything at uni.
Thankfully I haven't had this problem at all with the double wear light - it appears fresh after an entire uni day (I apply it at about 7:30 in the morning and I'd often get home after 7). Although the lasting power is probably enhanced by the finishing powder that i use and love (Ben nye luxury powder in buff) On hotter days, or days where I've run around, I would blot or reapply Ben Nye, and that would make my foundation appear perfect again.
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I've already repurchased my second tube for when the first one runs out!
In my search for the perfect foundation (12 years and countless brands) this is definitely the best thus far. I wear it almost daily and a tube lasts me about a year so cost is really irrelevant. I have very schizophrenic skin that can be anywhere between dry and flaky and super oily. No matter what I do or how dry my skin is, I will have a shiny t-zone within 2 hours of washing my face but this foundation ensures that my skin looks even, feels comfortable and that my makeup stays put all day, with minimal blotting. It looks like I'm not wearing any makeup as coverage is light but effective at evening my skin tone. Of course, I still need concealer for major blemishes though. It does dry quite quickly upon application so if you want heavy coverage, apply thickly initially as opposed to layering. The colour (1.0) is perfect for me so I guess I'm lucky that the limited shade range isn't a problem. Overall, I don't think I'll ever find a better foundation - my search is over :-)
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The entrée was escolar with sauce Bearnaise. Sohm, unaware that Ripert famously loves to drink red Bordeaux with everything and damn the consequences, chose Hubert de Lignier Morey St-Denis Chaffots 2001, a deliciously fragrant and silky red Burgundy. "It was drinking perfect," said the affable sommelier, still with a tinge of his native Austria in his accent.
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Lady Lions drop heartbreaker at No. 16, JBU
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SAGU controls lead, boards but not free throw count
NEXT: SAC Tournament / Lady Lions play Wednesday at noon
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SILOAM SPRINGS, Arkansas -- After playing some of their best basketball of the season against the No. 16 ranked John Brown University, Southwestern Assemblies of God University was outscored 9-2 over the final five minutes in a 59-55 road defeat.
The Lady Lions led for much of the game thanks to a defense that held the hosts to 32% shooting and while dominating the boards, 47-36. They were not able to take advantage of a whopping 21-11 control of the offensive rebounds.
Despite outscoring the Golden Eagles 50-43 in basket points, the difference was a 13-3 disadvantage in second half free throw attempts. Seven of John Brown's final nine points in the clutch were made from the charity stripe, including their final five points.
SAGU, who finished the regular season with a 14-16 record, including an 8-12 mark in the Sooner Athletic Conference, had plenty of chances to escape the Bill George Arena with an upset triumph.
After taking a 53-50 lead on a three-point basket by Nia Winston (Garland, Tx / Lakeview Centennial HS, Panola College , P) with 5:42 to play, SAGU's good fortune went awry.
JBU benefitted from a quick foul for two free throws, they scored on an offensive putback to the lead, 54-53. The Lady Lions countered with their own stickback when Monica Dorsey (Garland, Tx / Sachse HS ) cashed in on teammates' miss to regain a one point margin.
There was 4:04 remaining. Team Purple would not score again.
Another quick foul against SAGU, seven seconds later, sent Tristan Carrasquillo to the line. She stroked two freebies for a 56-55 upper hand. Still, 3:57 was showing.
The Purple Pride would miss their final nine shots and did not benefit from a single foul called against the hosts over the last 17 minutes.
Thanks to their defense and the fourth blocked shot by Shaquita Roberts (San Antonio, Tx / Byron Steele HS ), SAGU still could take the lead, trailing by one in the final minute.
A Winston miss with thirteen seconds left was rebounded by SAGU. Following a timeout the plan was to get the ball to Winston. The lob in the paint was high and the Golden Eagles took possession.
The Pride hastily fouled, where Sierra Shipley split a pair to lift JBU to a 57-55 lead. Winston had a last gasp blast, but her desperation bid was short.
Shipley grabbed the carom with a second lingering. Her pair of free throws closed the scoring.
The final 5:42, since SAGU led 53-50, the Lady Lions made only 1-of-14 shots. JBU, 1-of-5 during the same time, answered by draining 7-of-8 foul shots in the clutch.
Head Coach Arlon Beadles described the last play, and then assessed the overall game.
"Down by a point, we had the ball. We ran a play to get the ball to Nia," he said. "Jirah (Rodriguez) tried a pass that was stolen. We were then forced to foul."
"They benefitted from doubling us in free throws. Nia got there (foul line) only once all night. That was tough."
Winston, the league leader in scoring (18.9 ppg) and in attempted free throws (205) with seven tries per game, had one trip there on Saturday.
The Golden Eagles were able to hold her to 7-of-25 shots and 19 points. She fired four triples.
Her lone free throw came on a breakaway layup that was parlayed into a three-point play six minutes into the game. They were able to defend her last 20 shots without a whistle.
"It was a great game," Beadles added, "back and forth all game. Our team is really playing well."
"We had had great ball movement and just 11 turnovers tonight," he continued. "A 47-36 advantage on the boards showed how well our team played. Maybe we can continue this into the playoffs."
SAGU lost to JBU at home on January 16, 55-39.
Team Lioness overcame a 13-6 deficit with a sterling 21-5 surge to establish a 27-18. Winston poured in eleven during the uprising.
They had a nine-point lead on three more occasions, the last at 33-24 when Alexis McAfee (DeSoto, Tx / DeSoto HS ) assisted a layup by Shaquita Roberts (San Antonio, Tx / Byron Steele HS ) 1:37 before halftime.
Like the end of the game, SAGU misfired late, erring on three shots. Shipley countered with a pair of three-balls to draw to within 33-30 at the break.
SAGU made 48% of their shots (13-of-27) and 4-of-5 free throws.
SAGU's largest lead in the second half was six, when Winston launched a trifecta after a pass from fellow senior Roberts. It was 39-33 with 16:37 to go. The possession began when Laken Ward (Cleveland, Ark / Wonderview HS ) stole the ball from Kami Garrison.
In the second half the Lady Lions connected on just 23% (9-of-38).
JBU wasn't much better; 35% (8-of-23), though they did produce 12-of-13 from the foul line.
Winston and Roberts were tops again.
Winston solidified her hold on the scoring lead with 19 points. She outscored her closest persuer, Wayland Baptist's Angeleigh Davis, by 73 points.
Roberts grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds, six on offense, and scored 11 points. She racked up three assists and swatted four JBU shots.
Over the final seven games of the season she was credited with 69 boards and 19 blocks. In fact, the 6-foot Roberts was credited with at least one rejection in each of her final 22 games.
Taylor Hill (Waxahachie, Tx / Waxahachie HS ) chipped in nine points and four assists while Ward had six points and eight rebounds.
Shipley and Lauren Rogers had 20 and 15 points respectively for the Golden Eagles. Shipley also had five helpers and three steals.
The Lady Lions, who were picked in the preseason by SAC coaches to finish in ninth place, wrapped up their first season in the league in seventh.
SAC Tourney: SAGU plays St. Gregs at noon on Wednesday
They will play the 10th place team, St. Gregory's University (Ok) in the opening round of the conference tournament on Wednesday at noon. Should SAGU defeat the Cavaliers they will meet Oklahoma Baptist University at 12:30pm on Thursday.
The tourney will be hosted during March 5-8 by Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, Ok.
John Brown finished in fourth with a 23-6 mark as well as a 15-5 ledger against SAC foes. Their home record, 14-2, was the most successful of the eleven teams.
Stars nip Bison at the wire to win the SAC
In the season's biggest showdown, No. 5 Oklahoma City University scored the game's final five points to upend No. 6 Oklahoma Baptist, 72-68. It clinched the regular season crown for the Stars (21-3 / 18-2 in SAC).
An 11-2 run by the Bison (25-5 / 17-3 in SAC) gave OBU the lead, 68-67, with 1:52 left on the clock. They missed their final four shots and suffered two turnovers, allowing the host Stars to rally for the title.
Kayla McKenzie utilized the sixth assist from Yvonte Neal for the go ahead basket at the 1:34 mark, and then added 3-of-4 free throws to secure the win.
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Lady Lions top Paul Quinn College
Nov 21, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Waxahachie, Texas- November 21, 2014- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) women's basketball team improved to 4-3 for the season after a win over Paul Quinn College, 93-48. Sop...Read more
Lady Lions split games in SAGU Classic
Nov 10, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Waxahachie, Texas- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University went 1-1 in their own tournament. SAGU beat University of the Southwest (USW), 73-32. SAGU lost to St. Thomas in a very clo...Read more
Lady Lions top Dallas Christian in season opener
Nov 05, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Dallas, Texas- November 5, 2014- In the first game of the 2014-15 season, the Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) women's basketball team came away with a win over Dallas Christian (DC).&...Read more
SAGU women's basketball picked middle of the pack in SAC preseason poll
Oct 29, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Waxahachie, Texas- October 24, 2014- The Sooner Athletic Conference (SAC) preseason poll has been release and the Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) women's basketball team has been pick...Read more
Coach Arlon Beadles announces his last season at SAGU
Oct 06, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Waxahachie, Texas- October 6, 2014- After nearly half of century of coaching basketball, Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) women's basketball coach Arlon Beadles has announced the 2014-...Read more
SAGU women's basketball team cools down for ALS
Sep 10, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU women's basketball accepts the Ice Bucket Challenge Waxahachie, Texas- September 10, 2014- When September temperatures flirt with triple digits in Texas you must find a way to cool down. The Sout...Read more
SAGU women's basketball sign Diggles and Becker
Jun 20, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Waxahachie, TX- June 20,2014- The lady lions have signed two recruits that could make an instant impact on the court this winter. Dy'Tessha Diggles comes to SAGU from Desoto High Scho...Read more
SAGU women's basketball team returns from ministering overseas
Jun 20, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Waxahachie, Texas – June 9, 2014 – Members of the Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) Lady Lions basketball team recently returned from a trip to Juan Dolio, Dominican Republic. The trip ...Read more
Winston earns NAIA All-American honors
Mar 27, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Senior led league in scoring, caps career with 1,142 points WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) just announced its post-season honors a...Read more
NAIA's No. 5 ranked defense not enough for SAGU
Mar 16, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Lady Lions basketball falls at NCCAA Regionals Winston, Roberts, Hankins, Lugo close hoops careers Returning players, recruits seek to continue team's ascent NCCAA Women's/Men...Read more
Winston named to NCCAA All-Region Team
Mar 12, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Senior guard part of 11-person group in Central Region WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Nia Winston, the leading scorer in the Sooner Athletic Conference, was recently named to the National Chr...Read more
Women's hoops entered in NCCAA regionals
Mar 07, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU looks to bounce back after recent narrow setbacks Lady Lions open on March 14 against Oklahoma Christian Brackets for Women's and Men's tourney announced WAXAHACHIE, Te...Read more
Lady Lions ousted on late shot in OT, 67-66
Mar 05, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU has 14-point second half lead crumble during Cavs' comeback Seniors Winston, Roberts lead Pride in scoring and rebounds On Deck: NCCAA Regional next week in Edmond, Ok Box...Read more
Winston, Roberts, Hill honored by SAC
Mar 04, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
League scoring title earns Winston First Team All-Conference Lady Hoopsters play Wednesday at noon in conference tourney Click here to view official SAC honors list WAXAHACHIE, Te...Read more
Lady Lions drop heartbreaker at No. 16, JBU
Mar 02, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Golden Eagles close on 9-2 run to win, 59-55 SAGU controls lead, boards but not free throw count NEXT: SAC Tournament / Lady Lions play Wednesday at noon Standings, Box ...Read more
Triumphant farewell for Winston, Roberts
Feb 28, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Duo engineers 70-46 win over St. Gregory's Watch SAGU at #16 John Brown at 1pm on Saturday Box Score and Play-by-Play (posted below) SAC Current Standings: http://www.soonerat...Read more
No. 24 Flying Queens pull away from SAGU
Feb 23, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Lady Lions final home game next Thursday Seniors Winston, Roberts enjoy honors, productive effort Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php Box Score and Play-b...Read more
Cheer Team, Lady Lions sponsor baby shower
Feb 20, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
First Look Clinic and Noah's Room to benefit from gifts Event to take place Saturday, Feb. 22, from 1-5pm WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The arrival of the spring season is often view...Read more
Strong second half leads to Lady Lions victory
Feb 19, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Trio of guards; Winston, McAfee, Dorsey fuel comeback Roberts blocks six shots, steals five passes to anchor the defense Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/s...Read more
Offensive rebounding not enough for Lady Lions
Feb 17, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Winston pours in 26, but SAGU falls to MACU, 66-52 Next three games at home, starting with Northwood on Tuesday SAC Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php OKLAHOMA CITY...Read more
Winston, Lady Lions battle, but No. 5 OBU rolls
Feb 15, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU senior guard, the SAC's scorer, pours in 25 Watch Saturday's doubleheader at MACU on video WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University ran u...Read more
Lady Lions defense smothers Wesleyan, 61-47
Feb 10, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU forces Rams into 8 turnovers and 0-for-15 start Winston pours in 18, continues to lead SAC in scoring No. 4 Oklahoma Baptist visits the Sheaffer Center on Thursday Box Score, Play-...Read more
SAGU upset at USAO, 65-63
Feb 07, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Eight-point lead, 61-53, evaporates in final seven minutes Lady Lions (11-12) host Texas Wesleyan (11-11) on Saturday Box Score, Play-by-Play (available below) CHI...Read more
SAGU holds off Lady Eagles rally, win 68-66
Feb 02, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Lady Lions roar to 27-point lead behind Winston, Rodriguez Key games with USAO and Wesleyan this week Box Score, Play-by-Play (access below) Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic...Read more
No. 7 Stars shine, stifle SAGU
Jan 31, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Lady Lions offense blanketed by OCU Winston edges Neal in battle of Top 2 scorers Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma ...Read more
Inside job allows Flying Queens to crown SAGU
Jan 24, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Wayland Baptist controls boards in 75-58 triumph Rodriguez sinks three 3's, Roberts swats 4 shots, McAfee has 5 assists Click here for Box Score Click here for Play-by-Play ...Read more
Rodriguez, Lady Lions thump Knights, 87-43
Jan 22, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU wins second-in-a-row on the strength of defense Team can continue upsurge with win in Wayland on Thursday Box Score and Play-by-Play link below CEDAR HILL, Texas -- Led...Read more
Lady Lions take Cavaliers to 'boarding school'
Jan 18, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU evens their record at 9-9 in 64-42 road victory Seniors Winston and Roberts and freshmen trio pave the way Box Score and Play-by-Play (links below) SAC Standings at: ...Read more
Slow starts in both halves dooms Lady Lions
Jan 17, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU comes up short to No. 19 John Brown, 55-39 Defense holds Golden Eagles 15-points under their average WAXAHACHIE, Texas - - Southwestern Assemblies of God University, unable to ov...Read more
Coach Beadles' Monday night post-game praise
Jan 14, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
He explains critical elements that hindered Lady Lions SAGU needs consistent effort and production to win in SAC WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- After an exhilarating game against the NAIA...Read more
Lady Lions lose late lead, game to No. 3 Stars
Jan 14, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU puts scare into OKCU behind Winston, Page, Ward Thursday is final home game until February 8 Box Score (link below) Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php&nbs...Read more
Winston, Roberts propel Lady Lions to 78-54 rout
Jan 12, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Seniors shine; Frosh trio charges ahead SAGU to host No. 3 OKC on Monday night Box Score / Stats (link below) Conference Standings (link below) Photo Gallery (directions ...Read more
Wesleyan too hot for Lady Lions in 80-59 setback
Jan 10, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Averaging 2.8 threes per game, Lady Rams sink 11 Hill leads SAGU with career night in points, assists Box Score and Standings (links below) FORT WORTH, Texas -- Runnin...Read more
Lady Lions, Winston deliver in 57-52 triumph
Jan 07, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU earns first conference win; seek second on Thursday Roberts, Page, Dorsey and timely free throws prove critical Box Score (link below) Current S.A.C. Standings: http://www.so...Read more
Lady Lions yield late rally, fall to MACU, 65-52
Jan 05, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU builds eight-point, second half lead Winston, Hill lead offense; freshman duo - Ward, Page, shine Box Score (link below) Photo Gallery (link below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas --&n...Read more
Lady Lions foiled by cold start at No. 9 OBU
Jan 03, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Winston leads with 14-points in road setback Pride hosts MACU on Sat; game aired by SAGU Sports Live Box Score and Standings links below SHAWNEE, Oklahoma -- Cold shoot...Read more
Lady Lions take on No. 9 OBU tonight on the road
Jan 02, 2014 - Womens Basketball News
Winston leads the league and SAGU in scoring Watch the game on video livestream WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University women's basketball team ...Read more
Winston is SAC Women's Player of the Week
Dec 18, 2013 - Womens Basketball News
Garland native is the pick after 28-point game Winston is second in league in scoring, third in threes WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Recognition and praise are two of the most sought aft...Read more
Lady Lions build 37-point lead, coast to 88-68 win
Dec 17, 2013 - Womens Basketball News
Ward, Winston, Rodriguez ignite SAGU victory Team takes 6-4 record into Christmas break Box Score (link posted below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God Uni...Read more
Lady Lions defense faces test from ABC Patriots
Dec 14, 2013 - Womens Basketball News
Contrasting strengths collide on Monday night SAGU plays final game of semester at home Players to Watch (stat leaders posted below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The strength ...Read more
Lady Hoopsters get in the gift-giving spirit
Dec 13, 2013 - Womens Basketball News
SAGU players bless the families of prisoners WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- When a basketball is passed leads to someone's benefit, the one doing the passing is awarded with an as...Read more
Lady Lions roll to 71-49 victory
Dec 11, 2013 - Womens Basketball News
Winston enjoys career night with 28 points SAGU plays pre-Christmas home game on Monday, Dec. 16 DALLAS, Texas -- Behind a defensive effort that forced 26 turnovers, Southwester...Read more
SAC Coaches tab Lady Lions to finish ninth
Dec 06, 2013 - Womens Basketball News
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Tom Clancy's writing is well researched and the scope of the story is incredible especially with many twists and turns the story takes.
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ORLANDO (June 1, 2009)Fox Chase Cancer Center researchers report that a combination of trastuzumab and neratinib (HKI-272) a novel small molecule inhibitor of the HER2 receptor (ErbB2) appears active in women with HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer who have progressed on previous trastuzumab based therapies. More than one-quarter of the women in a phase I/II trial had their tumors shrink on the combination therapy.
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Security Risk Assessment and Control. By Tony Burns-Howell, Pierre Cordier, and Therese Eriksson; published by Perpetuity Press, www.perpetuitypress.com (Web); 100 pages; £25.
Considering the impressive backgrounds of the authors, this publication had the potential to be an indispensable handbook for security practitioners. It misses that opportunity by shortchanging both audiences it tries to address: novices and experienced professionals. It underserves novices by lacking detail in its mere 100 pages; it falls short for seasoned practitioners because some of the text is too confusing to be used as a ready "aide-mémoire" as the authors intended.
The book had its genesis in an assignment to conduct a risk assessment on an (unnamed) international telecommunications company. The authors try to bring the reader into the process, but gaps interrupt a smooth narrative flow. One suspects overly aggressive editing, the result being that the book is neither easy nor enjoyable to read.
No doubt initial drafts of chapters in this book contained much more information. By paring the work down to double as an aide-mémoire, much that is needed was lost. Again, this may be a function of excess editing. For example, in section one, the authors refer to a case study about improper access to an IT system that will be addressed in section five. It's not there. It's not in the book at all. Similarly, it is likely that detailed information that would have made the text useful for novices was excised in editing as well.
The book does have bright spots. Some sections are excellent, and flow charts are clear and informative. There's just not enough of this type of material. For example, nearly a quarter of the short book is devoted to document templates. But the type is too small for them to be effectively photocopied. If the reader is expected to create his or her own templates from these designs, the material is redundant because these templates are described earlier in the book. Readers are left with the suspicion that the 23 pages are padding. These pages would have been much better served by containing explanatory detail tied to the main text.
Reviewer: Derek Knights, CPP, CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional), is an internal consultant on security, risk assessment, and investigations with Ontario Power Generation, Inc., in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is a member of ASIS International.
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iPhone 5S: Fanbois, your prints are safe from the NSA, claim infosec bods
Apple's decision to bundle a fingerprint scanner with its newly unveiled iPhone 5s has the potential to become a game-changer for personal device authentication. But the success of "Touch ID" fingerprint authentication will depend on security as well as reliability, according to market-watchers. The fruits of Apple's acquisition …
This article reads a bit like
a "here's what everyone else has to say about the iPhone fingerprint scanner"
I particularly liked the bit from the bloke who sells SMS authentication who says that, when talking about authentication methods, if it isn't SMS authentication then it's crap.
Why, how objective of you!
Re: This article reads a bit like
Yes, I thought that was an odd voice as SMS authentication, whilst a nice hacked-up token method is nice and convenient, is about as useful as tits on a bull for the purposes the iPhone sensor will be used for.
Re: This article reads a bit like
Only one slight problem with Apple's description of this.
"The authentication system features a redesigned home button and a metal sensor ring around it. Apple's promotional blurb explains: "[The sensor] uses advanced capacitive touch to take, in essence, a high-resolution image of your fingerprint from the sub-epidermal layers of your skin."
Your fingerprints are a part of the epidermal layer of your skin. Try consulting a medical dictionary next time Apple.
"a new fingerprint reader for iPhone smartphone is likely to spur widespread use of fingerprint readers as authenticators"
Really? I would've thought this appearing on an iPhone signals the death knell for it. Apple will no doubt have lodged a "on a mobile device" patent already (ignoring the Motorola phone with fingerprint scanning as prior art). Therefore, any use by other manufacturers will result in court cases and import bans.
Here we go again
You can't patent an idea, no one can patent "fingerprint reader on a phone". They could, however, patent a particular way of doing it. If the way they managed to integrate the sensor into the home button was an invention in itself, they'd be able to patent that, and someone else who wanted to put a sensor in a button would have to find a different way to do it.
Of course, if Apple has filed some sort of patent on this the headlines will all read "Apple patents fingerprint reader on phone" and people will say "how can they get away with this, Atrix is prior art!" and not read the list of claims in the actual patent (assuming the article even bothers to link the patent)
Re: Here we go again
Apple bought the basic technology with a company - they own any patents without lifting a finger.
So does this mean muggers will now have a second use for the bolt-croppers they use on bike locks - taking the finger along with the phone? (Presumably there's scope to change the print that the phone recognises, so you wouldn't have to actually sell it with the original owner's digit once you'd reset the authentication)
IIRC there were some unpleasant incidents in Hong Kong when Mercedes brought out a fingerprint authenticated car, so while I'd hope things wouldn't go that far just for a phone, it does raise fears for how lowlifes might try to get around the tech...
I thought most phones were stolen for the hardware, not the data on them.
In addition to that, the police say that the majority of thefts are "snatches" - phones taken out of open handbags, pockets, off tables in public places or even just directly from someone's hand as they're using it.
I can't see this technology changing that at all.
BTW, your unpleasant incidents in Hong Kong appear to be one incident in Malaysia in 2005, at least that's all that's turning up on a Google search.
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@ chr0m4t1c
I'm sure you're right about the hardware/data motivation for thefts - outside of Hollywood, I can't really see thefts being based on the contents of the phone; it's going to be the resale value of an unlocked handset that motivates the average junkie. So if the means of unlocking changes, the pattern/method of thefts may change.
The worry of course is how they go about unlocking the handset, and that's what got me thinking. It may be that the gummi-bear solution works, but if that's the case then (as other commenters have pointed out) the NSA is going to be the least of any fanbois' worries once the shell of the phone is covered in their prints. However things turn out, the 5s is bound to sell at a premium, and that will in turn enhance the incentives to get hold of a saleable example, by hook or by crook.
Thanks also for taking the time to check on the Mercs story; glad to know I was only vaguely divorced from reality in my memories; I hadn't realised it was as long as 8 years ago... I'm slightly less thankful for you reminding me just how old I am :-)
Of course they would say that
If Apple were being required by the NSA to pass on all finger prints collected to the NSA, then, of course, the NSA would also require that Apple must deny that they are doing so. Just like with FISA gag orders.
iPhone 5S can enjoy the convenience of fingerprint identification for unlock and app-purchase, but they should not be surprised if the authorities unexpectedly identify them from crime scene evidence, or if the authorities can unexpectly unlock their iPhone using an official (skeleton) finger.
If you're worried about this in connection with anything you're doing, then maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place. (Different company, same mentality.)
Re: Of course they would say that
Could the law as it stand force Apple to push out a software update if demanded by the NSA which, as well as storing the fingerprint on the A7, also upload it to Utah (or iCloud)?
Re: Eric Schmidt quotes?
Did he really say "Error establishing a database connection"?
Re: Of course they would say that
Could the law as it stand force Apple to push out a software update if demanded by the NSA which, as well as storing the fingerprint on the A7, also upload it to Utah (or iCloud)?
Honestly.. The iPhone doesn't store an image or a loop pattern for a finger, but a hash. If Apple has had any sense, that hashing sits in the hardware sector surrounding the sensor, so they couldn't change that if they wanted to, or were forced to.
What COULD happen is that the hash is exported, but if the hash incorporates, for instance, parts of the hardware it will be useless outside the device.
On the flip side, it is indeed possible for any mobile provider with a US HQ to be forced to silently collaborate with intercept. That is, after all, the law in the US (people hollering at the NSA is wrong - they should yell at those that task it because the orders are illegal - the NSA simply does what it was set up to do). However, that is not limited to Apple. If anything, Apple sells hardware, with some software sauce to facilitate that. Android's architect, however, IS in the data gathering business and has already repeatedly appearing in court for being a tad too enthusiastic in ignoring the laws that surround ownership of that data and privacy. Microsoft also has had a tad casual approach to other people intellectual property, but I'm not sure how deep they were into data gathering.
Take your pick who you trust least. "Neither" is probably the correct answer (still have my trusty Nokia 6310)..
Re: Of course they would say that
"Could the law as it stand force Apple to push out a software update if demanded by the NSA which, as well as storing the fingerprint on the A7, also upload it to Utah (or iCloud)?"
Probably already are! It'll be another "oops sorry, it's a bug. We didn't know, honest!" scenario.
Re: Eric Schmidt quotes?
Did he really say "Error establishing a database connection"?
He obviously called in the black helicopters to silence that site. Let's see if he will take down The Register too.
Re: Of course they would say that
Who knows what the fingerprint reader driver will do, I very much doubt the hash will go straight from the reader to the CPU without touching anything in the middle.
Which means everyone's favourite beardy wierdy was right.
Re: Of course they would say that
Probably find the iphone backup software for pc stores the fingerprint and some cloud backup options will be offered. The NSA leaks show they love iphone backups.
Re: Of course they would say that
Today the fingerprints are NOT passed onto the NSA (et al) and are stored securely
Couple of updates later the fingerprints ARE uploaded to the NSA for secure storage.
Wonder if every ios future update will be checked by the security types for what happens to the data
Liar's paradox
So, let's see for a second what is the possibility of:
1. The aforementioned expert is not telling the truth and the biometrics are harvested and stored.
2. He is subject a FISA court letter not to tell the truth.
Plausible? Hell yes...
Don't you just love laws that mandate that _ANY_ recipient of any capricious request issued by Комитет Государственной Безопасности lie about anything said agency prescribes them to. Constitution? Rights? Laws? Yeah... we heard about them... they are in another reality for now. Not in this one.
As long as there is a law which effectively puts every cittizen and every corporation under higher level security clearance requirements it does not matter what Apple says. The law explicitly and in writing specifies that there is _NO_ reason for us to believe them.
Gotta love the results this will have long term on public (both American and abroad) trust.
Re: Liar's paradox
I don't think it is plausable.
Whilst they can compel you not to speak, the national security letters can't compel someone to lie and say the opposite situation definitively exists.
Re: Liar's paradox
Why is it not plausible? It's already happened with several big tech companies in the US.
integrated capacitive fingerprint sensor will build legitimacy for the technology in mainstream consumer electronics, although privacy concerns are bound to raise their heads in these newly paranoid times
The first half of that sentence translates as
Look into my eyes, not around my eyes, into my eyes. You're under. Giving your finger prints is a good thing, look how secure it makes your phone. Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could do everything by touching your finger against a little pad. What could possible go wrong?
The second part is both understatement of the year, yet also subtley phrased to make you think that those concerns are ludicously paranoid.
rules (and promises and claims) are meant to be broken
"Why is a fingerprint sensor on an iPhone such a violation of privacy when laptops have featured them for years and no one even blinked? Giving our fingerprints to Wintel PCs and various border control for years but Apple = NSA? This is crazy."
uhm idunno maybe because
1. i dont carry my laptop in my pocket and take it with me whereever i go?
2. i never actually used the fingerprint thingy on my laptop? nice gadget, but no thanks
Actually, aside from this, i rules are meant to be broken. So now they might claim that fingerprints dont ever go to the cloud, but who's to say they won't go back on their word later?
I've heard plenty of times claims being made which where then brushed aside the first opportunity there was profit in it for someone.
Re: rules (and promises and claims) are meant to be broken
Unbelievable. The first time you can genuinely give the NSA the finger and you all whinge.
/me shakes head
Spooks delight, fanbois in fright!
What a time to release fingerprint harvesting technology like this during the current perfect storm! Genius!
How can anyone, post Snowden, be under any illusions of digital privacy anymore? If you are reasonably intelligent, and can think of a plausible way of exploiting this, then you can guarantee that someone with a billion dollar budget has already thought of the same thing.
So, has anyone had a look at the specs for this, is it going to check pulse and count the pores, or can I get into it with some talcum powder and a bit of sticky tape?
As it says, this has been on laptops for ages.
More relevant is the point about airport security - surely anyone travelling on an internation flight in the last few years has been fingerprinted in some way. It's been a while but don't they routinely check fingerprints and retina scans?
I remember I got taken into a small room because my prints didn't match - due to playing guitar I think.
Re: Boring
Bricklayers often have problems with fingerprint recognition too - so no point them queuing up for the new iShiny then.
Re: Boring
Nope I was never fingerprinted or retinal scanned when I went on holiday at the beginning of this year.
Re: Boring
It depends on what queue you go in at passport control. Not everyone has the new fangled biometric passports.
Re: Boring
" surely anyone travelling on an internation flight in the last few years has been fingerprinted in some way."
Well at a airport they're not hiding what they're doing, you just *know* that info is going to go into a government database, 'for your own safety' .
But its different on a mobile device, where, besides the manufacturers word, you can't effectively control who gets that information, when, how often, how it will be used and most importantly you might never know about it.
Re: Boring
"Bricklayers often have problems with fingerprint recognition too - so no point them queuing up for the new iShiny then." ......and those who handle acidic products (fruit, such as), guitar players, etc...
Like to see the pleb at the "genius bar" explain that the user must change career!
Re: Boring
You mean like:
"Just change careers. Not a big deal
Sent from my iPhone"
It stays on the A7 until the NSL arrives, ask the Lava dude.
Time Warp
Woah, we're back in 2003? iPaqs are all the rage, and some models have fingerprint scanners.
Flash forward to 2013, nobody wants to waste good area that could be used as screen on a bloody fingerprint scanner.
Other than Apple, with their mighty bezels.
It's not new.
Motorola sold an Android phone (Atrix) a few years ago with a fingerprint reader on it.
Re: It's not new.
The Atrix had a swipe sensor. Temperamental and inconvenient.
Is that the 'new' that you're talking about?
Re: It's not new.
"The Atrix had a swipe sensor. Temperamental and inconvenient.
Is that the 'new' that you're talking about?"
Now now Mike, let's not split hairs, swipe sensor or full image, fingerprint scanning is fingerprint scanning. The end result being authentication from finger print. And it's been done before!
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Apple = Bad
Google = Good
Microsoft = Evil
Can all Reg readers just conform to this? Sure makes commentarding easier.
and to post anonymously
Butt hurt anonymous apple fan, strangely blind to all the butt hurt anonymous google fans on here. The Register HATES YOU ALL!!!!! GOT IT?
Bruce Schneier got it about right with the point of it being a good compromise between security and convenience, typing PINs is such a pain in the ass.
Worrying about NSA, etc, is a bit moot because everything on the iPhone (except the fingerprint, of course) is in the clouds and accessible by them plus however has your iTunes credentials.
I suggest using a 'pinky' finger on an iPhone5S: thumb and forefinger much more likely to be impressed elsewhere! Now, there's the start of something.
Re: typing PINs is such a pain in the ass.
Drawing an unlock pattern on an android phone is surprisingly loads better (imo). Was playing with an ios7 device yesterday and it's PIN style unlock seems positively clunky in comparison.
Oh no! I must be a massive Google fan and member of the Borg, I like a single feature on Android!!! (just getting in before the AC haters!)
Re: Pinky
Bruce Schneier got it about right ...
Don't forget that this is the same Bruce Schneier that thought it was fine to start displaying passwords on screens. Also the same man that never complained about Phorm, despite working for BT. Sure, the guy's a legend, but he's not always right.
Re: Pinky
"Bruce Schneier got it about right with the point of it being a good compromise between security and convenience, typing PINs is such a pain in the ass."
Sorry, but that is just so Girl. WTF???
I can unlock my phone in 1 second. W O W. That's such a PITA!
Re: typing PINs is such a pain in the ass.
"Oh no! I must be a massive Google fan and member of the Borg"
Let's not mix analogies. Being Borged is definatley being Apple brain washed. Our yoof have been borged in huge swathes.
Re: Pinky
> everything on the iPhone (except the fingerprint, of course) is in the clouds
Speak for yourself. I don't use cloud storage, and I don't use Siri (because it would upload my contacts). You may be happy living in the panopticon, but you don't speak for everyone.
Believe Apple? Erm no.
All this crap about the fingerprint data being secure is exactly that, crap. There is absolutely no way Apple can assure people that the data is not shared with anyone given the revelations about the NSA and their buddies at GCHQ etc.
We simply cannot trust that the NSA don't already have access to the fingerprints and that Apple are under a Gag Order - in fact you have to assume that Apple have already provided access to the phone through a backdoor because of CALEA which requires manufacturers to backdoor -all- telecommunications hardware - last I checked a cell phone was a piece of telecommunications hardware (as are android and windows phones). So before you even begin to think about National Security Letters, PATRIOT, FISA & FISC you have CALEA.
Furthermore, if you have an iPhone 5S and you travel to the US, can we now assume that if your device is taken at the border accessing the contents is now a trivial matter since all people entering the US have to give their fingerprints - which presumably can be used to unlock the device.
Your fingerprints are not safe on this device - there is nothing Apple can do to guarantee their security and that security is probably already compromised as a matter of law. Don't drink the cool-aid.
Re: Believe Apple? Erm no.
Personally, I recommend always wearing gloves whilst outdoors in order to protect one's precious fingerprints.
Re: Believe Apple? Erm no.
Your fingerprints are as safe on the device as any other thing your carrying.. You're missing the obvious point about fingerprints now, aren't you? I don't have a fingerprint scanner on my laptop, or my phone... but my laptop and phone have my fingerprints. It's not even a new problem, the O'Relly book (old analogue tech in front of me on my desk even has my fingerprints!). Your fingerprints are not safe, BECAUSE YOU LEAVE THEM EVERYWHERE DUMMY!! If the you have been stopped at a border crossing, handing over your passport is giving them your fingerprints! Yes, you hand it to them! SHOCK!
Now sit back, breathe and think about what your fingerprints are used for. Consider for a moment does this technology give anyone the cool pictures that appear on CSI when you watch this? Does it read that oily print you left at the crimescene... from several fingers? THINK (PLEASE!) if I wanted to get your fingerprints off your phone... take 2 seconds to consider how I could do that even if you don't have a scaner on your phone.
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