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Pocket God 1.46 - Germs of Endearment
Hey Guys,
The penultimate episode of the Apocalypse Saga has just been released. I originally wanted to call the update "The BOOBonic Plague", but we figured that we needed to add nipples to the Os for the joke to really work and that might be be approved by apple. This update has two chambers in it and was quite a bit of work. Unlike some of the previous updates, we have a lot of functionality that the time pygmies can do (ginger, old, fast, baby). Just so you know, it basically quadruples the work (and the memory) if we decide to make a function compatible with these pygmies.
So, this update has some pretty dark humor to it. You basically give the pygmies a taste of the black death and when they die their bodies don't go away. The just sit on the island or worse, they float in the water like the river Ganges. in order to get rid of them, you have to instruct another pygmy to carry the dead body and dump it on the campfire.
New to the Apocalypse Temple there is the Plague Chamber which holds the disgusting plague fountain. Throw a couple pygmies in it and watch them splash in merriment while contracting a fatal disease. The fun doesn't stop there though, once they have the disease, they can spread it all over the island and even sneeze on other pygmies in order to spread the contagion. You can even get the animals of pocket god sick enough to barf and die. The ape, shark, monkey, and T-Rex all get to enjoy the fun.
The second chamber is the Purification Chamber. This came out of my own fascination with the rampant germaphobia in our society. People using paper towels to touch the bathroom door, and making a big deal to rush out of the bathroom without touching anything, or the constant use of Purell whenever you are sitting downstream of someone with questionable hygiene. I just think it's silly, the anxiety that people go through when 10 years ago no one really cared and didn't seem to get sick any more or less than people do today. Not to mention the constant use of hand sanitizer probably makes things worse in the long run because it also kills good bacteria and makes the bad bacteria stronger.
So the Purification Chamber has the PureHell fountain which turns the pygmies into little germaphobes. They carry around little bulbs of hand sanitizer that they use to wash their hands and squirt on dirty pygmies. I wanted to make it so they used a leaf to open the restroom door but we already had too many animations to create for the update. That said, PureHell spreads the same as the plague and will eventually vaporize the pygmy.
The Pygmy can infect objects with both diseases as well, the ape altar, bongo, winch, outhouse, etc. the object will actually hold onto the disease and infect any new pygmy that comes in contact with it. If a pygmy is already infected, we roll a dice and either the pygmy infects the object with their disease, or they get the object's.
This episode also has a monster skin pack created by our friend Aaron Blecha. It's our second "guest artist" pack. We hope you like it, hopefully we will do more guest packs in the future. I know Allan will love that, it will allow him to focus on the runs.
We are also advertising our new Pocket God action figures on the front page of the app. We are going to do an official announcement and contest in a couple weeks. At that time they will be available at most Barnes and Noble stores but are available now for pre-order in the Pocket Shop. We have 4 large figures that look amazing (two pygmy versions, the zombie, and moon witch), and 16 different smaller blind box figures (tons of pygmy poses, old, ginger, zombie, ghost, lightning, etc). The blind box figures are like trading cards, you don't know what you get until you open the box but then you can trade them with your friends. some pygmies are super rare like the red zombie from our PGU planet of the dead poster.
Our next update will have the two last rooms which will complete the apocalypse. One last Chamber and then a special area that will spark the actual apocalypse. This next one should be interesting, it will be like a mini adventure game. you will have to figure out how to unlock certain actions to bring the story to the next phase. you will be responsible for starting, and then saving the world from the apocalypse.
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This update is SOOOO amazing. I just love it.
I can't get the update on my 2nd gen iPod touch. It says I need iOS 4.3 but it's not supported on 2nd gen iPods. Please fix soon.
Hmmm... It doesn't look like GameCenter is working for me. I don't see it sign in when I load the game, the multiplayer button for Battle of the Gods is dead, and the sacrifices aren't updating. Is anyone else seeing the same thing?
Also a couple of glitches in the story maker... both the disease chamber and the purification chamber are labeled as Dance Chamber... there are 3 dance chambers in the list...
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I think you can also kill a plagued Pygmy by making a campfire and burning their body before they are dead. Then you can just dispose of it easily
Dave, I've found some minor glitches. When an object is infected or purificated, the effect not always shows in front of it, but sometimes behind it. And, sometimes, when a Pygmy pick up a purificated object, the effect start to bounce and shake. Nothing important, just to let you know.
here's an update on the new update. Allan has been working on art for the last three weeks and I started working on the programming last Sunday.
There is a lot of stuff in the next update and I will have until the end of november to finish everything. there are two new rooms and a global event.
as far as the first hint, it will spoof a major religion.
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The driving force behind a legal motion in the Jackson family's $40 million wrongful death lawsuit against the AEG concert promoters apparently is family matriarch Katherine Jackson herself.
A good family source confirms Michael Jackson's mother "is adamant about protecting Michael's legacy," and that is the key reason the Jacksons' attorneys asked the judge in the case to rule as inadmissible anything related to either the paternity of Michael's three children, or the financial status — or alleged financial insecurity — of other surviving family members.
† It may seem unclear how the subject of Prince, Paris or Blanket Jackson's paternity could be an issue in this case — focusing on AEG's alleged role in the hiring of Dr. Conrad Murray, whose administering of propofol contributed to Michael's death.
However, the source said, "Unless the judge rules in the family's favor, a lot of issues could come up in open court — including the paternity questions."
A SECOND EXIT: I'm hearing Jay Leno is none to happy that news of what likely will be his final departure from "The Tonight Show" has leaked out. It has long been rumored — and widely expected — that "Late Night" host Jimmy Fallon ultimately will be Leno's successor on "Tonight." However, Bill Carter of the New York Times reported Wednesday that an unwritten agreement not only arranges that succession, but also returns "Tonight" to its original New York City roots once Fallon slips into Leno's chair.
There is no time frame for this turnover, and Leno's current contract runs into the fall of 2014.
The New York move reportedly is due to several factors, including Fallon's own East Coast roots and preferences (the former "Saturday Night Live" mainstay grew up in Saugerties, N.Y.) and the needs of Fallon's "Late Night" executive producer, "SNL" creator and head honcho Lorne Michaels.
ENGAGING NEWS: Talk about a case of life imitating art — at least up to a point. Alexis Bledel and Vincent Kartheiser, who played characters who had an affair on "Mad Men," have become engaged in real life.
This is a first marriage for both Bledel, 31, and Kartheiser, 33. Hence there was no cheating on real-life spouses! The couple reportedly have been dating since early last year. Bledel previously dated her "Gilmore Girls" co-star Milo Ventimiglia for three years, prior to their split in 2006. Kartheiser was previously linked to actress Rachael Leigh Cook. They ended that relationship in 2010.
ON A ROLL: In the words of several top Hollywood insiders, Shailene Woodley — who snared major attention playing George Clooney's troubled daughter in "The Descendants" — is one of filmdom's latest "It" girls.
Woodley, who heads here shortly to film "Divergent," has just been tapped for the key role of Hazel Grace Lancaster in a film based on the hugely popular young adult novel "The Fault in Our Stars." It's a story about two teens who find love in a cancer support group. Lancaster is a 16-year-old thyroid cancer patient who connects with Augustus "Gus" Waters, a former high school basketball star who lost a leg to bone cancer.
† Oh yes, and on top of all that, as previously announced, Woodley will play Mary Jane Watson in the upcoming "The Amazing Spider-Man 2."
STILL TOGETHER: Despite reports Sharon Stone and her model boyfriend Martin Mica had split, the 54-year-old actress and Mica, 27, are still an item — with Stone frequently jetting to his modeling gigs, and Mica a regular presence on the Oscar nominee's film sets.
A friend of Stone's said Wednesday, "Yes, there is a big age difference. Sharon is exactly twice Martin's age. But she's incredibly young for her age, and he's remarkably mature for his. They definitely have a good connection and comfort zone."
WEDDING PLANNED? There's buzz that Adele and boyfriend Simon Konecki, the father of her 5-month-old son, Angelo, are planning a secret wedding. Us Weekly reports the couple are keeping things hush-hush but likely will tie the knot this summer or fall at her new home in Brighton, England.
The couple, together for more than a year, met when Adele became involved in Konecki's clean wells charity, Drop4Drop.
GOTTA DANCE: In the wake of Julianne Hough's breakup with Ryan Seacrest, it sounds like the former pro dancer on "Dancing With the Stars" is planning to refocus on her fancy footwork. While her brother Derek Hough — who is dancing with celeb competitor Kellie Pickler on the current "DWTS" season — says he's unsure if Julianne herself will return to the fold, he told "Extra" that "she wants to dance. She's like, 'I need to dance. I am a dancer, I love it.' " His sister, he added, is definitely heading back into the dance studio to get back in shape.
SEEN ON THE SCENE: Cat Deeley of "So You Think You Can Dance" fame kept staffers at RL on their toes while lunching Wednesday at the popular eatery. The TV personality also was spied slipping into Public House for Tuesday night drinks with friends. … Mitzi Gaynor clearly has a long memory. Back in town for the first time in ages, the veteran actress told her publicist she wanted to go "to the same great steakhouse we went to 25 years ago." That led her back to Gene & Georgetti's, where owner Tony Dupretti happily welcomed her Tuesday night as he served Mitzi and all his St. Joseph's Day customers with free dessert — those traditional zeppole cakes.
Bill Zwecker also reports on "Good Day Chicago" and "Fox 32 News at 9" on WFLD-Channel 32.


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Police: Drunken woman steals car with 13-year-old boy inside
Sun-Times Media Wire June 28, 2014 7:24PM
Updated: July 30, 2014 7:03AM
An intoxicated Chicago woman stole a Wisconsin man's vehicle with his 13-year-old son inside after she rear-ended him on Interstate 80 in Lansing on Saturday morning.
The incident happened about 5:35 a.m. just outside Indiana state lines on I-80, Indiana State Police said. The woman, Larona L. Green, 32, of Chicago, was driving a 2006 Chevrolet van eastbound when she rear-ended a 2005 Suburban with a Milwaukee, Wisconsin, man and his son inside, police said.
After being hit, both vehicles came to a stop, and the driver of the Suburban went to check on Green, police said. Soon after, Green exited her van and climbed into the man's Suburban — which was carrying his 13-year-old son — and sped off from the scene, police said. She began heading east on I-80 and into Indiana.
The boy was sitting in the front passenger seat, police said.
The boy had a cellphone and was able to provide his father major landmarks as Green drove the vehicle. Green eventually was apprehended on Interstate 94 in Portage, Indiana, police said.
The 13-year-old boy was not injured.
Green had a blood alcohol level of .119, police said. She was taken to Porter County Jail and charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, possession of a stolen auto and criminal confinement. Other charges were pending, police said.


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When you say both windows don't work is the two front windows? If the fuses are OK do you hear any noise inside the door panels as you operate the switch up or down and with the key on will the passenger window operate using the switch on the passenger door? Multiple window failure is usually the master switch in the door that has failed. Try with the key on holding the window switch in the open position opening and slamming the door shut, if the motor is bad it may work momentarily proving the motor to be bad.
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Brightcove (NASDAQ: BCOV), a leading global provider of cloud content services, today announced the general availability of a comprehensive monetization solution for HTML5 video, including support for VAST-compliant pre-, mid- and post-roll ads, a new HTML5 video player API for dynamically setting and changing ad policies, and HTML5 video plugin support for leading ad servers from FreeWheel, Google, Videoplaza and YuMe. With today's announcement, the Brightcove Video Cloud online video platform provides ad-supported media companies with a full suite of capabilities required to reliably and consistently maximize the revenue potential of their online video initiatives across desktops, mobile devices, and a diverse universe of operating systems and Web browsers.
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BOSTON — A federal judge has approved a new lawyer for a friend of the brothers suspected of carrying out the Boston Marathon bombings.
Khairullozhon Matanov (hy-ROO'-luh-zhahn MAH'-tuh-nahf), a cab driver from Quincy, is accused of deleting information from his computer and lying to the FBI about contact he had with Dzhokhar (joh-HAHR') and Tamerlan Tsarnaev (tsahr-NEYE'-ehv), including dinner at a restaurant the night of the bombings.
Defense lawyer Edward Hayden said Matanov asked him to withdraw. A judge on Thursday approved the appointment of another attorney, Paul Glickman.
Three people were killed and more than 260 were injured in the 2013 attack. Matanov isn't charged with participating in the bombings or knowing about them in advance.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is scheduled to go on trial in January. Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed in a shootout with police.
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Lil Wayne Skates Into Macy's for TRUKFIT Launch
Fresh off debuting his new single "My Homies Still" with Big Sean, Lil Wayne made an in-store appearance at Macy's for the launch of his skate apparel and accessories line TRUKFIT (The Reason You Kill For It) at the Beverly Center in Los Angeles on Friday.
Wearing an orange TRUKFIT tee, drawstring pants, and Nike Dunks, Tunechi held a skateboard while posing alongside pro skateboarder Stevie Williams, who was there to promote his line DGK.
Earlier in the week, the avid sports fan complained about being denied entry into Oklahoma City's Chesapeake Energy Arena for the NBA playoff game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs. "Was going to go to the Thunder game tonight but was denied by the team to be in their arena. Wow. Smh. Go Spurs!" he tweeted.
Thunder players Kevin Durant and James Harden later offered him tickets to Saturday's game of the Western Conference Finals. "That's not the point, though," Weezy told The Associated Press at the TRUKFIT launch. "It's the players stepping up but of course the players aren't white. I don't want to be sitting there on behalf of you and I'm sitting next to a [person] that's like, 'I don't want this [guy] sitting next to me.' F**k you … I'm in Forbes."
While his manager has advised him not to return to the venue, Weezy responded, "I never say never."
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Chipinque Parque Ecologico is located on Sierra Madre Oriental mountain range in the San Pedro region of Monterrey city. Its 3200 acres huge and an abode to varieties of birds, butterflies and mammals.
We paid 60 pesos at the gate for three of us and started hiking. Initial stretch was a tarmac, after which we started our gait on a trekking path. One side we see the forest clad shale mountains; picturesque and panoramic Monterrey city on the other. Passers by kept saluting "Hola! Buenos tardas" and we reciprocated. Gradually the sun started shying away into the clouds and as we had some sprightly talk and kept hiking, rain gods blessed us. Cool showers refreshed us, while Riniki and me were glad about it, Shyam was quite pissed off. Shyam convinced us to return and we took a 180 degree turn and started descending. Helios won in the battle with showers and there was a brilliant, golden sunshine on the mountains of Sierra Madre and the rainbows flashed like fire. To our surprise, we found two parallel rainbows beautifying Monterrey.
We descended further and we had almost reached the gate. For getting a taxi, we had to trek down another kilometer or so, we got it without much waiting, hit one of the local roadside taco house, had a delicious beef tacos and walked home.


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Please Note: The results of the Grades 3-8 New Jersey ASK Language Arts Literacy (LAL), now called the English Language Arts (ELA), test and the mathematics test cannot be compared with those produced prior to the introduction of the present test designs. For the 2008 test administrations, the grades five through eight assessments were redesigned. For the 2009 administrations, the grades three and four tests were redesigned. As a result, the grades 5-8 tests are comparable back to 2008, while the grades 3 and 4 tests are comparable back to 2009. The science test designs remain intact, making the present test results comparable across all test administrations. The science tests are administered in grades four and eight. Please be aware that test results can be compared only within subject areas at the same grade levels.
The Elementary School Proficiency Assessment (ESPA) was administered at grade 4 from 1997 through 2002 to provide an early indication of student progress toward achieving the knowledge and skills identified in the Core Curriculum Content Standards (CCCS). In spring 2003, the department replaced the ESPA with the NJASK, a comprehensive, multi-grade assessment program.
All New Jersey third and fourth grade students took the New Jersey Assessment of Skills and Knowledge for the first time in May 2003. Since the NJ ASK 3 was a field test in 2003, the first operational third-grade assessment occurred in spring 2004. The statewide science assessment, which is not required at every grade level, was field tested at the fourth-grade level in 2004.
For more than a decade, the department has developed and administered an eighth-grade assessment to determine whether students are making sufficient progress in mastering the knowledge and skills they will need to pass the states eleventh-grade assessment. The Grade 8 Early Warning Test was administered from 1991 through 1998 to help students prepare for the High School Proficiency Test (HSPT 11) in the eleventh grade. In March 1999, the department replaced the EWT with the Grade Eight Proficiency Assessment (GEPA). In 2008, a redesigned eighth grade assessment, NJ ASK 8, replaced the GEPA. As a result of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB) requirements, the department expanded the state assessments to include grades 5 through 7 in 2006. In 2008, the redesigned NJ ASK 5-7 replaced the interim ASK 5-7 of 2006 and 2007.


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Reference Lab Changing to PAML June 16, 2014
Effective Monday, June 23rd, 2014, Alegent Creighton Laboratory (ACL) will change our reference laboratory to Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories (PAML) in Spokane, WA. Reference lab is defined as the lab that performs testing that ACL does not perform. Some testing requirements may change, so please refer to the test directory located on AlegentCreighton.com for specimen requirements. Note that the barcode labels that print in your clinic will have "Send Out" printed on them for your send out specimens.
Beta hCG Tumor Marker Testing June 16, 2014
Beta hCG tumor markers will be performed at PAML so providers who would like to re-baseline their patients may do so. Re-baselining would be performed by evaluating two samples collected together to reestablish a baseline on two data points with the new methodology. In order to facilitate the re-baselining transition, a second tumor marker assay will be performed by the new method at no charge, Please contact Customer Service at 402-717-5227 to obtain the proper form to fill out and return with patient specimens. All re-baselining needs to be completed by October 1. 2014.
Alegent Creighton Laboratory Is a "Preferred Provider"for Patients with United Healthcare CoverageJune 2, 2014
A national lab has been calling on Alegent Creighton Clinics and independent providers communicating that the Alegent Creighton Laboratory is not a "Preferred Provider" for patients that are currently covered by United Healthcare.
The Alegent Creighton Laboratory is listed as "Preferred Providers" by United Healthcare. Coverage benefits are maximized based on the agreement with Alegent Creighton Health and UniNet.
Alegent Creighton Laboratory provides locally -tested, quality laboratory results that are integrated within the Alegent Creighton Health electronic health record to provide a continuum of care for our patients. Please contact Alegent Creighton Laboratory at 402-717-5227 with any questions.
Volatiles testing no longer available at ACL May 6, 2014Effective immediately, testing for volitaile chemicals, such as Ethylene Glycol, Methanol, and Isopropanol will no longer be offered.
Temperature Changes for the Specimen Storage and Transport of PT/INR and PTTMay 1, 2014
Blue top tubes (Na Citrate) for PT/INR and PTT testing must be stored and transported at room temperature.
Recommendations have changed for coagulation tests (PT / INR and PTT) as it has now been shown that coagulation Factors V and VIII are better preserved at room temperature, and the patient will get more accurate results.•
Quad Screen Analysis UpgradeFebruary 3, 2014The Quad Screen analysis program upgrade for second trimester prenatal screening provides a number of important enhancements to ensure more accurate results.
Courier Request OptionJanuary 20, 2014 To help improve phone wait times, Alegent Creighton Laboratory has added an option to the Client Service Phone line dedicated to courier requests.
Cobas PCR Media-Potential Tube LeakageJanuary 20, 2014 Effective immediately, Alegent Creighton Laboratory has received notification from the manufacturer of Cobas PCR Urine sample kits that there is a defect and a potential for tube leakage.
Hepatitis C Virus RNA Qualitative PCRJanuary 16, 2014Effective immediately, there is a critical change for the collection and submission of specimens for Hepatitis C Virus RNA Qualitative PCR test performed at ARUP.
Tumor Markers StandardizationOctober 1, 2013
As we continue the integration of Alegent Health Laboratory and Creighton Medical Laboratories; Effective October 1, 2013, we will standardize the methodologies used to perform Tumor Marker testing. Please note the changes outlined in the letter from Drs. Patrick Bogard and Poonam Sharma.
Lab Alert Notification - Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeaeAugust 23, 2013
Positive samples for Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae will no longer be called to the provider.
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Young Pakistanis Are Asking: If There Can Be Secular Jews, Why Not Atheist Muslims?
In Lahore a Facebook group dedicated to atheists and agnostics serves a silent minority in the world's other religious nation-state
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Two decades ago, Jewish leaders in Borough Park and Williamsburg built a new constituency. Can Muslims do the same?
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After the congregants of an Orthodox synagogue could no longer afford their rent, they found help in the local mosque.
The Egyptian-born anti-Islamic activist Nonie Darwish, whose life story and outspoken views on Israel and the Arab world make her someone Jews should support, was unfairly tarred in Tablet
Despite the complicated history of Jewish defectors, the Jewish right has embraced Muslim apostates like Nonie Darwish, an Egyptian-born Christian convert who voices anti-Islamic rhetoric
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A top Obama Afghanistan adviser reviews a new book examining the end-of-days pulp novels popular in the Islamic world, potboilers that mix Western science-fiction tropes with classic anti-Semitism
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Rajon Rondo wreaking havoc on Heat backcourt
It's difficult to seriously impact two games while scoring only 18 combined points. It really is. But Rajon Rondo, by virtue of his disruptive defense and court vision sent from above, has done just that.
Rondo's defensive pressure, in particular, has caused the Miami Heat fits. Things got so bad for that, in the midst of yet another prolonged Celtics run in the second half, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra turned to his assistant and said, "Any other ideas? We can't bring the ball up against this team." He later described Rondo's impact to reporters. (CSNNE)
"He's an extremely quick and as fast a player as we know," Spoelstra said. "He's even more of that in the playoffs. He has great physical gifts, with the quickness. He also has a lot of length. He also has enough experience now that he can be disruptive to what you're trying to run specifically."
The Heat, thus far, have been Rondo'd.
Not that they have a definitive plan to stop it. As Spoelstra so nicely put, nothing the Heat has done has worked. They've tried putting Dwyane Wade at point guard, but Spoelstra admits, "We don't want to do it too much where it wears him out." They've tried the normal point guards, Carlos Arroyo and Mario Chalmers, and Rondo sees that as taking candy from a baby. Dorell Wright, according to the Miami Herald, could be the next one given the opportunity to handle the ball. But Spoelstra knows alleviating the pressure isn't very simple.
"Easier said than done," Spoelstra said after Thursday's practice. "But there are adjustments we can make. We've been a little predictable the first two games. But we have enough in our playbook to show more versatility. We need a package of everything and to do it under duress when they're putting pressure on us.'"
Mario Chalmers believes there's one way to counteract Boston's dialed-up defensive pressure: Be aggressive.
"Definitely, especially with us being at home," Chalmers said. "We've been sort of robotic. We concentrate too much on trying to work plays all the way through instead of seeing an opening and taking that opening. But you just have to keep fighting."
Carlos Arroyo agrees that the point guards have to be more opportunistic, and to let loose and have fun.
"You want to be aggressive. You want to make them play us honest. But [the results] have been very disappointing for all of us. We came into this series with a different mind-set, a different type of rhythm. It seems we've gotten away from that. We have to find our consistency again, not think so much, have fun and lay it out there."
Fact of the matter is, in two games in Boston the Heat's offense was chewed up and spit out. 76.5 points per game. Two ten-point quarters. Brick after brick, turnover after turnover. Almost sad, isn't it?
Not for Boston, though. The Heat's minimal offensive output is as good an indicator as any that the C's have refocused their energy on that side of the court. The Celtics can only hope that the series' change in venue won't harm their defense that has finally begun to regain shape as one of the league's finest after four months of hibernation.
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Scholarships & Fellowships
Submitted by Tiffany Grady on Jan 25, 2012 3:40pm
UTCS is grateful to the following scholarship and fellowship donors whose partnerships with the department afford promising and deserving students the opportunity to study at a top-10 ranked department. These companies, foundations and individuals are crucial in enabling UTCS to recruit and retain top students.
Scholarship Donors:
- Applied Information Sciences
- Chevron
- Cisco Systems
- ConocoPhillips
- Hewlett-Packard
- Motorola
- National Instruments
- National Science Foundation
Scholarships Given by or in Honor of Individuals:
- Alfred and Nell Dale Family Scholarship
- Angus G. and Erna Pearson Endowed Undergraduate Scholarship
- Danny Toole Memorial Turing Scholarship
- Jack Seriff Endowed Presidential Scholarship
- Louis E. Rosier Memorial Endowed Scholarship
- NettleBush Scholarship
- Parrish Computer Science Scholarship
- Tracor/Frank McBee, Jr. Endowed Scholarship/BAE Systems
- Turing Honors Scholarship
- Sandia National Laboratories/University of Texas-Austin Excellence in Computer Science Fellowship
- National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
- National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship
- Microsoft Research Ph.D. Fellowship
- J.C. Browne Fellowship
- Wesley Calhoun Fellowship
- Amit Garg Memorial Endowed Fellowship
- Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship
- Google U.S./Canada Ph.D. Fellowship
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