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Comics A.M. - Alcaraz's "Hate City" Cartoons Spark Legal Threat
Murrieta, California's PR consultant in dust-up with editorial cartoonist! Interviews with Bryan Lee O'Malley, Faith Erin Hicks, Jeffrey Brown and Ales Kot! Plus much more!
"Scott Pilgrim's" Bryan Lee O'Malley Goes For "Seconds"
In his follow-up to "Scott Pilgrim," the artist sparks a new direction with a time-warping fairy tale restaurant drama with new story skills and collaborators.
Comics A.M. - A Half-Century of "Archie," By Circulation Figures
Tracing the (sales) life of "Archie"! Bryan Lee O'Malley talks "Seconds"! Nate Powell on the "March: Book Two" cover! Emily Carroll discusses her creepy comics! More!
Cover of the Week - January 23
This week, Hooded Justice goes ghostly, Batwoman and Wonder Woman go snake-hunting, Deadpool goes whaling, Mars goes all "Strangers in Paradise" and the Young Avengers go clubbing.
PRESS RELEASE: Oni Press to Release "Scott Pilgrim" Collector's Edition on 11/7/12
PRESS RELEASE: "Scott Pilgrim" Evil Edition Vol. 2 HC Debuts At NYCC 2012
Comics A.M. - Belgian Comics Revival? Craig Thompson in Jordan
Belgian government jump-starts country's comics scene! Craig Thompson recounts his trip to Jordan! Another look at banned and challenged comics! Bryan Lee O'Malley interviews "Homestuck" creator Andrew Hussie! Plus much more!
Bryan Lee O'Malley Reveals Details About "Seconds"
Bryan Lee O'Malley pierces the veil of secrecy surrounding "Seconds," his anticipated follow-up to "Scott Pilgrim," teasing fans with the first details about the upcoming graphic novel.
PREVIEW: "Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life" Color Hardcover
Oni Press has released a 41-page preview of Brian Lee O'Malley's "Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life" color hardcover. Re-experience the "Scott Pilgrim" saga in living color starting August 8.
PRESS RELEASE: "Scott Pilgrim" Collector's Edition Available Online August 8th
Nathan Fairbairn Brings Color to "Scott Pilgrim's" World
Colorist Nathan Fairbairn spoke with CBR News about collaborating with Bryan Lee O'Malley and bringing color to the massively successful "Scott Pilgrim" series for Oni Press.
Oni To Debut Limited Edition "Scott Pilgrim" Color Deluxe Packages
Oni Press will debut its "Scott Pilgrim" color collections at CCI with a limited Evil Edition featuring new cover art and a Collector's Edition deluxe package sporting stickers, digital download codes and more.
ECCC12: The Not So Late Late Show With Oni Press
Oni Press Marketing Director Cory Casoni hosted a late night talk show-style panel at Emerald City Comicon, with special guests Bryan Lee O'Malley, Joëlle Jones, and "Tiny Kitten Teeth" creators Becky & Frank .
ECCC12: Bryan Lee O'Malley's "Scott Pilgrim" - In Color!
Bryan Lee O'Malley's Oni Press "Scott Pilgrim" sees new deluxe hardcovers starting in August with colors by "Batman Inc's" Nathan Fairbairn. O'Malley talks with CBR about the books, the color and the all-new extras.
Comics A.M. - Bankrupt Borders Chain Could Be History by Next Week
Borders will be liquidated if no other bidder emerges by Sunday! More "Great Graphic Novels for Teens" nominees! Steve Rude on his desire to return to DC! Plus much more!
PRESS RELEASE: Bryan Lee O'Malley Signs and Sketches July 9 at The Beguilling
Talking "Hopeless Savages"
ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea discussed "Hopeless Savages Greatest Hits" with the artists involved with the stories in the collection, with Bryan Lee O'Malley, Christine Norrey and more talking about working on Jen Van Meter's creation.
The CBR Review: "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World"
Composed of equal parts romance, fighting and comedy, "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" is possibly the purest form of director Edgar Wright's vision, a giddy celebration of comics, girls, video games and movies.
Scott Pilgrim vs Gideon Graves: Michael Cera & Jason Schwartzman
Stars Michael Cera and Jason Schwartzman spoke with CBR about their characters' secrets, director Edgar Wright's abilities with actors, pre-Comic-Con jitters and the pain of being slow readers.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the Director
"Scott Pilgrim" director Edgar Wright talked with CBR News about the emotional maturity of the main character, the Comic-Con response to the film, DVD extras, and 'Star Wars' prequels.
CBR TV @ CCI: Bryan Lee O'Malley
CBR TV spoke with Scott Pilgrim creator Bryan Lee O'Malley about the release of the final volume of his video game/slacker/love story epic, the Toronto midnight release party, his upcoming movie and much more.
Scott Pilgrim vs. His Conscience: Anna Kendrick, Kieran Culkin & Aubrey Plaza
Actors Anna Kendrick, Kieran Culkin and Aubrey Plaza spoke with CBR about observing Scott Pilgrim's world, stealing comic books and working with Michael Cera.
Scott Pilgrim vs. The Ladies: Mary Elizabeth Winstead & Ellen Wong
Mary Elizabeth and Ellen Wong of "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," spoke with CBR News about their characters, filming the final fight scenes, reading book six and the Comic-Con reaction to the film.
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The Exes: Satya Bhabha & Brandon Routh
Evil Ex #1 and #3, Satya Bhabha and Brandon Routh, discuss their "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" characters' hidden humanity, working with director Edgar Wright, movie nights in Toronto and Routh's blonde wig.
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The Writers
Creator Bryan Lee O'Malley and screenwriter Michael Bacall spoke with CBR News about taking "Scott Pilgrim" from the page to screen, director Edgar Wright's gift for casting, and the screening of the film at CCI.
CCI: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The Fans
Cartoonist Bryan Lee O'Malley takes to the stage at Comic-Con to answer fan questions about Vol. 6, the movie, the video game and more, and CBR has all the news on how the creator took his hero from comics to screen.
CCI: Cast & Crew React To "Scott Pilgrim" Screening
The "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" cast and crew gave CBR News their reactions to the first screening of the film for fans at CCI with creator Bryan Lee O'Malley likening it to "a rock 'n' roll show."
CCI: Scott Pilgrim Vs. Comic-Con
CBR News brings you a report from the star-studded panel for the summer's hottest indie comics movie as Edgar Wright, Michael Cera, Bryan Lee O'Malley and most of the cast talks "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" UPDATED WITH PHOTOS
Scott Pilgrim Vs. Toronto
Bryan Lee O'Malley went back to the beginning to launch the final volume of his epically awesome "Scott Pilgrim" graphic novel series, and CBR was there at Toronto's The Beguiling to take it all in.
REVIEW: "Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour"
Greg McElhatton reviewed "Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour" giving the last chapter of Bryan Lee O'Malley's epic 5 stars saying, "It's been a while since I've been so emotionally satisfied by the end of a series of books."
Pipeline - 7/13/2010
Augie discusses on the art stylings of Bryan Lee O'Malley and John Cassaday this week after a rereading of "Scott Pilgrim" and "Planetary" gave him the chance to see how the two creators' work has changed over time.
PRESS RELEASE: Scott Pilgrim vol. 6 Midnight Release Party at the Beguiling
SPINOFF: New "Scott Pilgrim" Poster Arrives
The newest poster for Universal Studios' "Scott Pilgrim" Vs. The World" has been released, featuring Michael Cera and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Pilgrim and Ramona Flowers surrounded by shots of her evil exes.
New "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" Trailer Debuts
The rock 'em, sock 'em trailer for the summer's most anticipated indie comics film is live online with your first look at Sex Bob-omb, Ramona's evil ex twins and a sword-slinging Knives Chau courtesy of director Edgar Wright.
Bryan Lee O'Malley's Finest Hour
The creator of "Scott Pilgrim" shared his thoughts on writing and drawing the last chapter of his magnum opus, the possibility of a prequel and which actor steals the show in Edgar Wright's ucoming movie adaptation.
VIDEO: "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" Trailer
The first trailer from the adaptation of Bryan Lee O'Malley's popular series "Scott Pilgrim" has been released! Directed by Edgar Wright ("Shaun of the Dead") and starring Michael Cera, the film hits theaters 8/13/2010.
O'Malley & Oni Unveil "Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour"
The cover and title for the final volume of Bryan Lee O'Malley's epic "Scott Pilgrim" series hits the web as "Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour" gets a street date of July 20 – just ahead of its big screen adaptation.
CCI: Bryan Lee O'Malley's Spotlight Panel
The 'Scott Pilgrim' creator goes head to head with Scott McCloud, delving into the roots of his creation, the look of his characters and the state of his movie.
CCI: Scott Pilgrim: The Video Game
Creator Bryan Lee O'Malley spoke with CBR and spilled some early details on the side-scrolling Ubisoft action game spinning out of his Scott Pilgrim comic series and upcoming Universal feature film
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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe believes the windfall the club are to receive from Adam Lallana's move from Southampton to Liverpool is vindication of the club's policy of investing in young players.
The Championship side will pocket a quarter of the reported £26m fee for Lallana after inserting a 25 per cent sell-on clause into the deal that took Lallana to Southampton as a 12-year-old.
And Howe is delighted Bournemouth are able to reap the dividends of Lallana's move to Merseyside.
\"I think from our perspective it shows the importance of youth development and bringing young players through,\" he told Sky Sports News.
\"This club has always done it. If you look at recent history there's been Danny Ings and Sam Vokes.
\"Of course Adam didn't make his way through because he left but it just goes to show that bringing young players through is the lifeblood of this club.
\"People have put a lot of work into Adam at a young age. When you invest in young talent - we get them in at six or seven like most clubs do nowadays - the work we do with them is key.
\"From our perspective we didn't plan for this so any potential money would be gratefully received but it will be up to the owner to decide what he does with it.\"
Howe added: \"I think he is an exceptional player. I've worked with him and I know him as a guy and what a first-class individual he is.
\"He's done brilliantly for Southampton and I'm sure he'll do really well for Liverpool.\"
Bournemouth academy scout Terry Wateridge admitted Lallana's talent was evident at a young age.
\"He just had such ability and we all loved him,\" Wateridge said.
\"He's a natural and he had such unbelievably quick feet and incredible balance. Because he was never very big and had a low centre of gravity he drifted by players as if they didn't exist much the same way he does now.
\"Even now it's quite strange to see him play and thinking all those years ago he was this little lad who turned up at training at Bournemouth Football Club.\"


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If they do run afoul of the state's telemarketing regulations or federal regulations on futures trading, the civil penalties that result usually mean little, he adds. "When they accrue enough civil claims, they will simply shut down and open across the street in another shell."
The ICM/Forex Fidelity case has been in one court or another for more than a year. In addition to his lawsuit against the sheriff's department, Singer is suing ICM to recover the $700,000 he claims was missing from the business when he bought it. There is also a regulatory action the State of Idaho took against ICM, fining the company for doing business there without being registered and ordering them to make restitution to Christensen. It's a legal imbroglio. But sorting it out provides a good picture of how one South Florida foreign-currency exchange shop worked and the people behind it.
Howard Needle founded International Currency Management in August 1997. His partner, Ellis Kahn, was involved through a Bahamian foreign-currency trading shop in which he has an interest that served in an advisory capacity to ICM. (Neither man would talk to New Times for this story. Reached by phone at his Golden Beach home, Kahn said, "For me to comment how ICM was run when there is pending litigation is not a good idea." Needle did not respond to calls and letters to his beachfront apartment in Miami.)
Kahn, age 57, pops up with surprising frequency in the databases of both the Commodities Future Trading Commission (CFTC), a federal agency that regulates futures trading, and the National Futures Association (NFA), an industry group that registers and trains traders. Both groups take complaints from customers, and both can issue civil complaints and impose fines.
In 1992 the CFTC fined Kahn $510,000 and the company he represented, JCC Inc., another $50,000. (Kahn was president of JCC at the time). An appeals judge upheld the ruling saying, " [T]he weight of evidence sufficiently establishes that Kahn was aware -- at least constructively -- of the fraudulent sales solicitation activities and that he had the power to prevent these activities but failed to do so." He also failed to keep good records and adequately supervise employees, the ruling states.
Further, " Kahn and others taught [employees], when soliciting customers, to minimize risk, to illustrate profit potential with phenomenal or aberrant historical moves, to characterize the $2500 management fee as insignificant compared to potential profits ," according to the ruling. The CFTC believed " that Kahn's illegal activities render him unfit for registration in any capacity."
Kahn argued that the fine was excessive given his self-estimated net worth of $718,000. But the judge believed Kahn's net worth at the time was closer to $1.3 million and let the fine stand. (Property records show that Kahn paid $600,000 for his five-bedroom, six-bath waterfront home in 1987. Homes in his neighborhood now sell for upward of $1 million.) To date Kahn hasn't paid the fine. With accrued interest the fine is up to $628,000 as of the last accounting in April 1998.
In a 1983 run-in with the CFTC, Kahn found himself fined $208,000 and had his trading privileges suspended for 12 months for violating commodities pool regulations. The NFA has also slapped his wrists repeatedly, fining JCC for using high-pressure sales tactics and not adequately supervising employees and fining Kahn another $150,000 in 1992 for "attempting to cheat, defraud or deceive commodity futures customers ," among other things. That time, the NFA cast him out of its ranks permanently.
Those are the actions brought by the agencies themselves. Kahn has also accumulated 32 customer complaints lodged with the CFTC and 4 more with the NFA that claim pretty much the same things: high-pressure sales, failure to supervise, and failure to disclose risk.
Needle, age 42, is no stranger to the regulatory agencies either. His history with the NFA goes back to 1991, when it issued a four-count complaint against him personally and the company he owned, Futures Financial Advisors of Palm Beach. The complaint charged the company, Needle, and others with fraud and deceit, high-pressure sales tactics, and downplaying risks to investors. Needle settled with the NFA without admitting or denying the charges. His company was ordered to pay a $25,000 fine.
In 1993 Futures Financial Advisors again ran afoul of the NFA for much the same reasons. Again Needle settled without admitting or denying the allegations. He was suspended from the NFA for 60 days, ordered to pay another $25,000 fine, and was permanently barred from supervising any other NFA member or associate. His third transgression came in 1997, when the agency filed a complaint alleging that he used deceptive and misleading promotional material. This time he was suspended for 18 months, though he again neither admitted nor denied the charges.
Customer complaints lodged with the NFA against Needle include charges of failure to follow instructions, misrepresentation, fraud, negligence, and high-pressure sales tactics used to induce unsophisticated clients to invest in corn and wheat futures. The CFTC lists another 13 complaints filed with that agency against Needle and his company.
Kahn has been Needle's mentor for years. According to a source who asked not to be identified, Needle was working as a waiter when Kahn hired and trained him to work in the futures-trading industry.
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my brother is having a baby real soon, i was just thinking of making a card. But i don't know if it is going to be a boy or a girl… so i needed to do both.
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This is a collage,
first i made the drawing in pen in a phonebook.
then i used my corrector again and splashed that white on. I cut the baby out and pasted it onto the wallpaper background
Every kid loves drawing, I just never stopped. 1 day my teacher in highschool told me I could go to an artschool because I was so good in all that artistic stuff. And so I did. I went to the artschool in Genk. It was a whole new world, for the first time I was completely in a world were art and drawing was important. It was so inspirational. Now I am studying at the St-Lucas in Gent for a bachelor. I still have 1 year to go. Than I can start working on my career as an professional illustrator.
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lol……. I adore that side smirkies:) she has.. perfect and sweet. love the collage work. as is life. xoxox
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hi sanne.. I really meant side smirks:).. sorry. a smirk is a sideways smile…. i love how you captured that here. one cheek higher than the other one. ♥
aaah, ok, i didn't know the word :D
well i learned something new today
and yeah, that is my no sketch drawing techniek
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If the price of oil was reflected in the "wheat price", the wheat price would be low. It would be low because the user buying the wheat would need to buy wheat "cheap" to cover his added cost of running his mill, his hauling, or whatever.
However the millers should be figuring fuel costs into the the cost of their flour.
The price of oil has to do with the price of just about everything you buy, including wheat.
Aba you lack understanding of how the pricing system in the US is run.
... is flagrant misdirection.Say what?
The price of flour is high because there is a world wide wheat shortage. Not because oil is high priced.
November the argument that you are trying to weave is so stretched that it misrepresents the facts.Your headline...Dinosaurs die in Ice Age causing a rise in pizza prices.
You're leaving out one very critical term in my assertion though. I said that fuel cost influences the price of products. I did not say it dictates the price of products.
I'm sure the region where I live will not be immune forever, but the supermarket (retail) flour prices around here haven't budged at all recently. King Arthur Bread flour is $2.99 for 5#, and Eagle Mills All-Purpose flour is $2.19 for 5#. I did purchase about 20# of each just in case though.


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Ten Best Music-Related Things Under $10 to Do in Miami This Weekend
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You rush home with the intention to get ready for one of the last parties of WMC, but then realize that you blew all your money on all the other parties at the Clevelander, Shelborne, and Shore Club this week.
Just because WMC may have left you broke for the weekend doesn't mean you can't partake in the last of EDM madness.
Check the cut for the ten best music-related things under $10 to do in Miami.
See also:
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-Ten Best EDM Cruises During WMC and MMW 2013
-Ten Best Pool Parties During WMC and MMW 2013
-Twenty Best Club Parties During WMC and MMW 2013
-Ten Best Free Parties During WMC and MMW 2013
Fools Gold Miami. With A-Trak, Tommy Trash, Just Blaze, Hoodie Boyz, Congorock, Oliver, Carnage, Nick Catchdubs, Anna Lunoe, the Partysquad, Peachfuzz Crew, and others. Friday, March 22, 10 p.m., 697 N. Miami Ave., Miamil 305-377-2277; grandcentralmiami.com. Free with RSVP at foolsgoldrecs.com/miami. Don't let the name fool you. This free party is nothing short of world class talent. Their names may not carry the global weight Armand Van Buren or David Guetta, but on a local and smaller international scale, their talent is priceless. Spinnin' tracks since 15, Canada's finest DJ A-Trak will be breakin' beats all night long with Tommy Trash, Congorock, Anna Lunoe, and other DJs of the caliber.
Twenty One Pilots. With New Politics and Five Knives. Friday, March 22, 7:30 p.m., Culture Room, 3045 N. Federal Hgwy., Ft. Lauderdale; 954-564-1074; cultureroom.net. $10. When you combine rap and rock, add in a pinch of electro, and a heaping of piano, you get the melodious sound of Twenty One Pilots. The band is named after Arthur Miller's "All My Sons." In the play, a father who owned a WWII airplane supply company realizes that his parts are faulty. In order to protect his name and income, he sends the parts away anyways. It all goes down hill from there--21 pilots end up dying, one of them, the man's son, and in the end, the man ends up killing himself. Why would a band name themselves after such a depressing drama? Well, according to their bio, they "want to make people think."
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Fivay at Springstead, 7:30 p.m.
This time last year, Fivay wasn't supposed to be a major threat coming out of Pasco County; not in its first full varsity season.
But then the Falcons defeated Springstead, 21-14, for their first win in 2011, and went on to finish 7-4 and earn a playoff berth in the process.
So when the Eagles host Fivay at Booster Stadium, they'll face their toughest opponent to date.
Springstead downed Hudson in the preseason, 37-0, and followed with a 48-0 thumping over Ridgewood in last Friday's regular-season opener.
Still, the Cobras had dropped 22 straight on the field going into that game, and the Rams went 1-9 a year ago – the victory coming against Hudson.
"We know we're going to face a bit of a tougher test this week just for no other reason than the sheer numbers," Springstead head coach Bill Vonada said. "Ridgewood did play tough early but didn't have enough numbers to really maintain it.
"Fivay's solid on both sides and they've got depth. We know they have quickly established themselves as a power down in Pasco County."
The Falcons beat River Ridge this past week, 35-28. Senior quarterback Tyler Degen completed 12-of-18 passes for 211 yards, throwing three touchdowns against an interception.
On the ground, junior running back Davion Sutton carried the ball 16 times for 114 yards, twice finding the end zone.
By comparison, Eagle junior Tyler Mahla was 8-of-11 passing for 192 yards and three touchdowns versus Ridgewood.
Shane Scorza caught both those scoring tosses, and Daniel Wright ran in a pair of touchdowns.
"Coming off of last week, it's very important for us to get momentum going," Vonada said. "I thought in the second or third quarter we started finding our offensive consistency.
"Our defense seems to be playing very well, reacting very well as evidenced by the turnovers (three interceptions, one recovered fumble) we were able to create. That's going to be critical this week."
Hernando at Groveland-South Lake, 7:30 p.m.
What a difference a week has made for Hernando.
The luster of a preseason win over longtime-rival Pasco faded when the Leopards blew a 19-7 first-half lead in a 42-25 loss to Clermont-East Ridge last Friday.
"The guys, losing this week, realize they are vulnerable," Hernando head coach Dwayne Mobley said. "They can't just go in and do what they want to do.
"They got hyped and ready to play Pasco, and after that they may have thought it was just going to be a walkthrough with East Ridge."
It has thus far been in the inverse of 2011, when Hernando fell to the Pirates before bouncing back to top the Knights.
The Leopards will hope that form holds when they travel into Lake County to face South Lake.
At this point a year ago, the Eagles handed Hernando a 27-13 loss at Tom Fisher Memorial Stadium.
South Lake, however, ended up 4-6. Walter Banks was not retained as head coach, replaced by East Ridge offensive coordinator Mark Woolum.
The Eagles survived in a 14-7 season-opening victory over Mount Dora that came down to the final play of the game.
In topping the Leopards last year, South Lake piled up 267 yards and three touchdowns through the air.
That was an uncharacteristically poor performance by a typically stout Hernando defense, as was the defeat at the hands of the Knights.
East Ridge tallied 399 yards of total offense, spoiling another outstanding performance by Leopard senior Tyrail Hawkins, who ran for 162 yards and two scores, and threw for two more. He did get picked off twice, though, and fumbled away a punt return.
"South Lake runs the same stuff East Ridge runs," Mobley said. "The good thing is we saw it all last week. This week, hopefully we can wrap up and sure up some of the tackles we didn't sure up from last week."
Mobley admitted that falling to the Knights was a wake-up call that the Leopards may have needed as they try to avoid starting 0-2.
"It's important to win," Mobley said. "I'm not going to talk about going 0-2. If we lose, period, we've got a problem, stuff we need to correct. We've already had our first loss, so we're correcting a lot of stuff this week. I feel this week we're ready to go."
Lecanto at Weeki Wachee, 7:30 p.m.
Most prognosticators probably would have pegged first-year Weeki Wachee to be 0-1 following its season opener at Central.
Instead the Hornets stunned the Bears in a 33-14 triumph.
Now imagine Weeki Wachee moving to 2-0. It isn't that far-fetched entering the first varsity home game in school history, against Lecanto.
"The kids are excited to be at home," Weeki Wachee head coach Mark Lee said. "The one thing we tried to tell them this year, they'll be a lot of firsts for everything.
"I'm very proud. We had a lot of people from Weeki Wachee at the Central game. I imagine we'll have even more at a home game. We've just got to go out, do the things we're supposed to do and try to put ourselves in the best position for success."
The Hornets did that well against the Bears, but Lee conceded they had some luck on their side. Six turnovers and 16 penalties isn't usually a winning formula.
"The win is a nice way to start the season," Lee said. "But we've got to eliminate the penalties and obviously the turnovers. That was the biggest thing we've really concentrated on."
The visiting Panthers went 3-7 in 2011, and that actually represented an improvement from recent seasons. It was the first under head coach McKinley Rolle.
Last week, Class 6A Lecanto suffered a 20-3 defeat to 1A Chiefland, mustering only 73 yards of total offense.
The key, Lee said, will be applying defensive pressure and solid tackling.
"They like throwing the ball," Lee said. "They've got some athletes, so we definitely need to stay with our assignments and play football. It's definitely a nice test this week, that's for sure."
Lee said running back/defensive back Jon King and running back/linebacker Jacey Tarter are likely out with undisclosed injuries.
Nature Coast at Orange Park-Fleming Island, 7:30 p.m.
Nature Coast probably didn't want to spend the long trip to Fleming Island pondering what could have been a week earlier.
Unfortunately for the Sharks, they don't have much choice. Not after blowing a 14-0 halftime advantage in a season-opening 21-14 loss to Crystal River.
That's in stark contrast, Nature Coast head coach Charles Liggett noted, to last year's venture north to Orange Park, a 29-7 defeat following a 42-0 win at Gulf.
"This year we're coming off a tough loss," Liggett said. "That creates a whole different situation. You don't want to be 0-2 facing Dunnellon in Week 3. It puts a little more urgency to it.
"We're probably a little more tense going up this year than last year. But you try to prepare for it and enjoy it the best you can."
Fleming Island (1-0 after beating Green Cove Springs-Clay, 31-14) has advanced to at least the regional semifinals in four of the past five seasons, including last year's 9-3 campaign.
Defensive coordinator Frank Hall took over as headman following the retirement of Jeff Webb. He inherited a roster missing 26 graduated seniors and with one returning offensive starter.
"Our key last year with them was keep everything underneath us and not let them beat us deep," Liggett said. "We did a pretty good job of that last year except for two plays.
"I know they lost a lot from last year and it looks like they just reloaded."
Nature Coast did suffer a critical injury against the Pirates. Senior linebacker/fullback Joey Berrios is out 2-4 weeks with a pulled ligament in his right ankle. Berrios has led the team in tackles the past two seasons.
Also, Liggett reported that speedy junior Luis Espinosa has reclaimed the starting quarterback job he originally had in the spring.
Though Espinosa played at defensive back against Crystal River, he had previously missed an entire week of practice due to injury, causing the Sharks to turn to Ryan Quigley and Trevor Castro under center.
Central at Wildwood, 7 p.m.
Smarting from its loss to Weeki Wachee, Central travels to Sumter County for a matchup with a Wildwood club that similarity went down hard last Friday, 77-15 to South Sumter.
"They took it on the chin from South Sumter, but South Sumter is a very good team," Central head coach Mike Einspahr said.
"They're big. They've got some skill kids. They came out last year and played well against us (52-0 Wildwood win). Hopefully some of those kids graduated."
Ball security was the main focus at Bear practice this week. Counting the preseason game against Zephyrhills, they've fumbled 17 times and lost 10.
"It was somber on Monday," Einspahr said. "Like anything else, time will heal some things. You get back up and go to work and things get better.
"We don't need to reinvent the wheel, but we need to play within ourselves. Just play our game, not get caught up in outside influences that can make a difference."
Sophomore Cody Brooks remains the starting quarterback, though junior Cole Teater could again see some snaps. Teater threw a late touchdown pass against Weeki Wachee; Brooks also led a scoring drive in the first quarter.
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MC Hammer, a great man and personable man who's going through a well-deserved resurrection of sorts, turns 49 years old today.
This blogger first met Hammer at the 2007 BizWorld Luncheon in San Francisco, where he announced the launch of his startup company DanceJam:
Since then, Hammer has become a fixture at Tech Events, and gained a large set of friends in the San Francisco Bay Area Tech Community. I recall running into him in the line to get into the after-party for TechCrunch's The Crunchies 2009 (the same event where I - no kidding - ran into Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg as we were both walking past the coat check) and Hammer and I ended up walking around San Francisco City Hall and talking for a bit.
The walk turned into a moving who's who tech tour, with Hammer pointing to one person, then another, and explaining what companies they owned, and how much they were worth. It was clear he was "dialed in."
Hammer's also dialed in to making his own tech way, and he's definitely making the right moves. He's even got a Twitter Following of over 2 million!
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Rick Riordan (RY'-ehr-dan) is taking on a new set of gods.
The author of the million-selling "Percy Jackson" children's books says he's going to write a series based on old Norse tales.
He expects the first book to come out around 2015.
In the meantime, he's still writing stories for his Greek-influenced "Heroes of Olympus" series and for the
Egyptian-themed "Kane Chronicles."
His latest novel, "The Son of Neptune," the second of his Olympus books, comes out Tuesday and has already topped the best-seller list on Amazon.com.
Riordan revealed his plans for the Norse books during a weekend interview with The Associated Press.


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Crosby Concerns
It's no surprise that as training camp approaches, more and more doubts surrounding Sidney Crosby's progress surface.
Yesterday, CTV reported that "...Crosby's concussion symptoms have returned, and he may not be ready for the start of the NHL season…"
The report went on to say: "Sources say Crosby's concussion symptoms returned last week and he cancelled all of his scheduled on-ice workouts at a Halifax-area rink."
With training camp scheduled to start in roughly three weeks, such a setback could be ill-timed for the superstar center who hasn't played a game since January 5.
While there have been no flat out denials, Crosby's agent Pat Brisson did his best to clear the air.
"Sidney hasn't been shut down by anyone. He has simply adjusted his summer program accordingly to the different needs for the appropriate recovery. Training camp is in three weeks from now. It is too premature to speculate all kinds of deliberate information at his point. Sidney will address the media at the appropriate time in order to give everyone an update. As far as I know training camp hasn't started yet."
The reason the Penguins as an organization and Crosby as an individual are keeping mum on the topic likely has more to do with the day-by-day nature of concussions — particularly one that has caused as many problems as Crosby's has. Frequent updates likely would be as informative as all of these second-hand reports we've been hearing and reading throughout the last seven months.
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Being in the middle of a National Park and surrounded by farmland, the hotel has access to some especially good meat, lamb and beef in particular. The hotel has earned an AA rosette for its cooking for the 8th year in a row. Most of the dinner menu is changed daily, and offers a choice of 5 starters, mains and desserts and there is always a vegetarian option. With priory notice most diets will be catered for.
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Chrissy Teigan was a stunning, gorgeous bride on her special day, as she married singer/songwriter John Legend in Italy on September 14. The secret to looking so stunning is a combination of skincare and makeup — I'll break it down for you below!
Chrissy Teigan Wedding Beauty — How To Get Her Glow
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Holed up in bed mid-week with a terrible head cold I didn't feel much like taxing my brain power, and so it was I came to read Maeve Binchy's latest paperback, Whitethorn Woods. I won't be the first to admit that Binchy's novels aren't exactly intellectually stimulating -- they're warm and fluffy and make you feel all gooey inside, perfect fodder for reading on the beach or curled up in bed when you're unwell. But this one, I'm sorry to say, was a disappointing read.
The thing that bugged me most was not the storytelling, which is typically enjoyable, heart-warming Binchy fare, but the complete failure of the publisher to specify anywhere on the cover or blurb that this is actually a collection of interconnected short stories and not a novel. I am not a fan of the short story for no other reason than they generally leave me feeling dissatisfied, because I want to know more about the characters, their motivations and lives. On that basis I'm a novel-reading kind of gal, and that's probably how it will always be.
Whitethorn Woods comprises 13 short stories, each one divided into two parts so that the same story is told from two different points of view, an interesting "twist" which demonstrates Binchy's exemplary story-telling skills. The characters in each story are all from the same place -- a once sleepy Irish town called Rossmore, which is now booming but is choked by traffic. These stories are connected by three "bridging" chapters -- at the start, middle and end -- which explain how the town's woods and a well dedicated to St Ann are threatened by a new bypass. It's a nifty idea, but I couldn't help but wonder if Binchy had simply chucked together all those unpublished short stories she's written over the years, perhaps the ones languishing in the bottom drawer, and inserted a few common themes -- the woods, the spiritual well, the town's traffic problem -- in order to get the next book out and into the shops. That might sound harsh, but as a reader I have to admit feeling slightly cheated by this book.
Still, if you like short stories, this is a good little collection, provided you don't mind Binchy's rather simplistic, sometimes cloying, view of life in which hard work is always rewarded, love can be found in the most unexpected of places and good things happen to kind people. But personally, as much as I enjoyed reading about the quiet lives told within each story, I struggled to enjoy Whitethorn Woods as a whole.
If you've not read anything by Maeve Binchy before, I suggest this is not the place to start, because if you do it could well be the last Binchy you ever read -- and that would be a sad thing given her extraordinary back catalogue of feel-good fiction.


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- Mental Health Strategic Health Care Group
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- American Legion The American Legion was chartered by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic, mutual-help, war-time veterans organization. A community-service organization which now numbers nearly 3 million members -- men and women -- in nearly 15,000 American Legion Posts worldwide. These Posts are organized into 55 Departments -- one each for the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, France, Mexico, and the Philippines.
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19 February 2013 – The number of civilian casualties in Afghanistan's armed conflict dropped for the first time since the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) started documenting the trend in 2007, said a UN report released in Kabul today. Download UNAMA press release in English - Dari - Pashto | full report in English - Pashto | Executive summary and recommendations in Dari - Pashto | Press Conference transcript in English
UNIFEED video story The "Afghanistan Annual Report 2012: Protection Of Civilians In Armed Conflict" registered a 12 per cent decrease in the overall civilian casualties in 2012 as compared to the previous year. However, the 71-page report also recorded a staggering 700 per cent increase in casualties of Government employees and 108 per cent increase in the number of targeted killings by insurgents. In 2012, UNAMA recorded 7,559 civilian casualties - 2,754 civilian deaths and 4,805 civilian injuries. In total, 81 per cent of civilian casualties were attributed to anti-Government elements, 8 per cent to pro-Government forces and 11 per cent could not be attributed to any party to the conflict. The total number of casualties documented in 2011 was 7,837 (3,131 deaths and 4,706 injuries). The report attributed the reduction in civilian casualties to four factors: fewer deaths and injuries of civilians from ground engagement among parties to the conflict; decline in suicide attacks; less number of aerial operations; and other measures taken by pro-Government forces to minimize harm to civilians. "The decrease in civilian casualties UNAMA documented in 2012 is very much welcome," said Ján Kubiš, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Afghanistan and the head of UNAMA. He however regretted that the human cost of the conflict remained "unacceptable". AGE - Anti-Government Elements PGF - Pro-Government Forces The annual report, prepared by UNAMA in coordination with the Geneva-based UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), also documented a 20 per cent increase in the number of Afghan women and girls killed and injured in the conflict. "It is the tragic reality that most Afghan women and girls were killed or injured while engaging in their everyday activities," said Georgette Gagnon, Director of Human Rights section of UNAMA. The report is prepared pursuant to UNAMA's mandate under UN Security Council Resolution 2041 (2012) "to monitor the situation of civilians, to coordinate efforts to ensure their protection, to promote accountability, and to assist in the full implementation of the fundamental freedoms and human rights provisions of the Afghan Constitution and international treaties to which Afghanistan is a State party." UNAMA undertakes a range of activities aimed at minimizing the impact of the armed conflict on civilians including: independent and impartial monitoring of incidents involving loss of life or injury to civilians; advocacy activities to strengthen protection of civilians affected by the armed conflict; and, initiatives to promote compliance with international humanitarian and human rights law, and the Constitution and laws of Afghanistan among all parties to the conflict. Indiscriminate and unlawful use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) by anti-Government elements remains the single biggest killer of civilians in Afghanistan, said the report, adding that civilian casualties from IEDs increased by three per cent in 2012. Speaking at the launch of the report in Kabul, UN Special Representative Kubiš warned that the use of pressure-plate IEDs by insurgents "indiscriminately hitting the citizens" could amount to a "war crime". "This is a war crime and people will be held responsible in the future for this war crime," he said. In 2012, UNAMA noted numerous statements from the Taliban, the main insurgent group in Afghanistan, to protect civilians. "Yet, the situation on the ground has not improved," said the report. Mr. Kubiš renewed his call to the Taliban "not to attack civilians, enforce their public pledges among all Taliban fighters to protect civilians, revise their definition of civilian and lawful targets in compliance with international humanitarian law, and stop using suicide bombers, and illegal victim-activated and other IEDs indiscriminately". The steep increase in the deliberate targeting of civilians perceived to be supporting the Government demonstrates another grave violation of international humanitarian law, said Mr. Kubiš. "Particularly appalling is the use of suicide attacks including those carried out by brainwashed children to murder civilians which is also a clear breach of the norms of Islam." Stressing that UNAMA engages in "critical dialogue, sometimes tough dialogue" with the Government and the international military to improve the situation of civilians, the UN Special Representative said, "We are ready to engage with anti-Government forces, with the Taliban, in dialogue on human rights and humanitarian issues on protection of civilians." Ms. Gagnon said Afghanistan saw a "disturbing trend" in 2012 with increased activities and reemergence of illegal armed groups, particularly in the north and northeast of the country. Ms. Gagnon said that while fewer Afghan civilians were killed in the armed conflict in 2012, conflict–related violence continued to seriously threaten the lives and well-being of thousands of Afghans. "We are again calling on all concerned to redouble their efforts, increase their efforts, to protect the civilians to take concrete acts, to stop the killing and injuring in this year and beyond," she added. By UNAMA Kabul Related links: 1. Fewer casualties caused by pro-Goverment forces, increase from anti-Government forces 2. Conflict continues to take a devastating toll on civilians - UN report 3. UNAMA PRESS RELEASE: Civilian casualties rise for fifth consecutive year in Afghan conflict


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While discovering the Caribbean together at Beaches Resorts usually involves splashing in the waves or whizzing down waterslides, sometimes involving a little voluntourism can offer a whole new take on family bonding. Check out the recent article in USA Today that explains why Beaches Resorts offers one of the best family volunteer vacations ever.
The Sandals Foundation seeks to help fulfill the promise of the Caribbean community through investment in sustainable projects in education, environment and community. TravelTelevision.org recently got an inside look at how Sandals makes it possible to combine your Caribbean escape with an unforgettable volunteer experience.
A thoughtful nine-year-old boy from Alberta, Canada recently teamed up with the Sandals Foundation to make a difference at a Jamaican school in need. Come read about how his generous spirit put smiles on the faces of Caribbean children even after he left their classroom.
The Sandals Foundation celebrates three years of dedication to making a difference in the Caribbean through environment, education and community work.


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Electric Daisy Carnival: Five Reasons the EDM Fest Is Totally Epic
Photo by Josh "Curious Josh" Reiss
Electric Daisy Carnival is crazy, guys!
All weekend, we were scorching in the heat of the desert by day and trekking out to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway (16 miles north of the Strip) at night to experience the full-on sensory overload that is EDC.
The event has come a long way since its days as an underground dance party in the dank warehouses of downtown Los Angeles. Now in its 17th year, the festival is huge, loud, crowded, and totally epic.
See also:
-Ten Dumb T-Shirts at Electric Daisy Carnival
Photo by Josh "Curious Josh" Reiss
1. The stage productions are massive
We're not talking about some truss and a few spotlights here. This year's stages were a full-on Wonka fantasyland, with the hardstyle heavy bassCON stage decked out in post-apocalyptic steampunk grandeur and the main Kinetic Field stage featuring a 100-foot tall owl with animated wings surrounded by giant mushrooms and daisies. The effect was larger than life, especially when combined with the hyper-agressive music being blasted at the crowd from each stage setup.
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First, let's take stock of what's going on with Blue Island:
Now, let's look what's going to happen this Saturday:
Blue Island Non-Motorized Plan Public Workshop
August 27, 10:30 a.m. to noon
Blue Island Public Library, 2433 York S.
FREE and OPEN TO ALL (Got kids? See the bike rodeo below!)
Bring your everyday experience of biking, walking, driving and transit in Blue Island to our workshop and share it with us. Help us find solutions that will connect the city to the future Cal-Sag Trail, and improve the safety, convenience, and popularity of healthy, active, and sustainable transportation.
Kids Bike Rodeo—FREE!
August 27, 10:30 a.m. to noon
Parking lot across the street from the library
Bring your kids and we'll tune up their biking skills! A skilled Active Trans youth bike instructor will teach your kids safe cycling skills and tips while you're inside sharing your Blue Island biking, walking and transit experience.
Cal-Sag Cycles Bike Fix Up
10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Parking lot across the street from the library
Flat tires and squeeling brakes shouldn't stop you from beautiful Blue Island-in-the-fall cruising. The famed Cal-Sag Cycles youth can get your ride rolling in time for fall cruising. They'll be doing some basic wrenching—bolt tightening, seat raising, flat fixing, brake adjusting—for a donation that supports the Cal-Sag Cycles program.
What's going on in Blue Island...is that Blue Island has it going on!
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25 June 2012 - 25 June 2012 (TBC)
25 June 2013 - 25 June 2013 (TBC)
The former Kilbroney Show, Ireland's largest old vehicle event now takes place in Ballymena's Showgrounds. You can expect around 1000 vehicles and crowds of spectators from throughout the British Isles, all helping to raise thousands for charity.
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On the balmy evening of Saturday, Feb. 7, retail and fashion consultants Harry Bernard and Roy Colton were having dinner at one of their favorite seafood restaurants, McCormick & Kuleto's in San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square. It had been a warm, cloudless day for a change, and the clear evening sky with an almost-full moon gave the couple views of the lights of Sausalito and Marin County across San Francisco Bay; they perhaps could even make out the still-forbidding outline of Alcatraz Island against the night sky.
While McCormick & Kuleto's wasn't their all-time favorite restaurant, they nonetheless were regulars because it wasn't too far from their well-furnished apartment on Laguna Street or the headquarters of their company, Colton Bernard Inc., near Union Square.
Few diners in the restaurant that evening probably looked twice at the two men, who had been companions and business partners for 40 years and were known for always being stylishly dressed and for their love of food and fine wines. The maitre d' no doubt recognized them, as did the waiters and waitresses. But no one would have guessed this dinner was an extra special one for Colton and Bernard. It was their last meal.
A few hours later, upon returning to their apartment in Pacific Heights, the two men would commit suicide together by taking a deadly concoction of pills, the recipe for which was drawn from the book "Final Exit."
The act, which one of their longtime friends described as "operatic," stunned those who knew them and intrigued even those who didn't. How did two seemingly successful executives get to this point?
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Bernard and Colton were well-respected marketing consultants who enjoyed the finer things in life. They dined at expensive restaurants while racking up points on Opentable.com; socialized frequently with friends and business associates; shopped at Neiman Marcus; attended the San Francisco Opera and Ballet, and vacationed annually in St. Barth's. They had an apartment in New York in addition to the one in San Francisco, had worked for a string of major companies and seemed to know almost every senior executive in the business.
But the truth was far from the reality. According to sources, their consulting and search business had dried up in the last two years; their company had no clients on retainer (they had lost their last one, Old Navy); they were mired in debt with no life savings, and were in failing health.
Bernard, 78, and Colton, 67, had hit the wall: they were two aging men in an industry that thrives on youth.
"They wanted to be seen as king and queen makers," said Bill D'Arienzo, founder and chief executive officer of WDA BrandMarketing Solutions, who previously ran Colton Bernard's New York office and continued to do projects with them. "They had a cadre of high-level executives that they nurtured."


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Director – Financial Planning
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Binghamton, NY
Director - Financial Planning at the Lourdes Business Center Department in Binghamton, NY and is FT Days. Lourdes is more than a great place to work. Since 1925, Lourdes has been committed to providing quality care to our community. We are a member of the nation's largest non-profit health organization, Ascension Health. The system includes over 50 hospitals, nursing homes, and psychiatric facilities in 20 states. Its purpose is to provide quality healthcare services to promote health, treat illness, and alleviate suffering. In Binghamton, NY, the main hospital campus includes a Hospice Program, Ambulatory Surgery Center, and a Regional Cancer Center. Reaching beyond these boundaries, Lourdes has established a network of primary care physicians at convenient sites throughout the region. We have been fortunate in attracting talented, dedicated, and caring employees at all levels of our organization. Lourdes strives to afford employees the opportunity for creativity, continued education, and incentives to innovate. In this service, we truly believe that the medical staff is a valued partner and that each employee's contribution plays a valuable and important role in achieving the quality care provided by our organization. When you join us at Lourdes you'll become part of a team that prizes not only your professional talents, but your personal compassion as well. There is something unique in how we go about what we do. And, we hope that it may inspire you to join our team.
Summary: The Director - Financial Planning directs financial planning and budgeting activities and resources.
• Supervises and directs daily operations.
• Oversees long-term financial planning and modeling.
• Directs preparation of annual integrated strategic financial plan.
• Directs monthly financial operational analysis and closing activities.
• Develops and coordinates capital allocation process.
• Develops initial methodology, implements strategy and ensures ongoing coordination of the process.
Education & Experience:
• Minimum 6 years health care experience with a minimum of 3 years in a management position required.
• Bachelor's degree in accounting or related business area required.
• Master's Degree in Business, Health Administration or related field preferred.
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Alan Turing Notes on Cryptography Released
Are there any insights left to be wrung from the code breaker's papers? Chris Vallance of the BBC reports that GCHQ has released some of Alan Turing's papers on the theory of code breaking. They're not on display at the National Archives at Kew. I've checked the web pages of the Archives and GCHQ, and there is as of my writing nothing up there, yet. The two papers are titled, The Applications of Probability to Crypt" and Paper on the Statistics of Repetitions. They discuss the use of mathematics to cryptanalysis. This might seem a bit obvious now, but at the time cryptanalysis was largely done by smart people and not by machines. A code-breaker was more likely someone who was good at solving complex crossword puzzles than working with numbers. It was unusual to bring in someone like Turing to a cryptology lab.
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24 Ohio St. Buckeyes (12-5)
@Purdue Boilermakers (14-2)
Tuesday, January 12
Mackey Arena
Attendance: 14,123
24 Ohio St.
West Lafayette, IN (Sports Network) - Evan Turner took over in the second half to score 23 of his career-high 32 points, as Ohio State made its first road win of the season one to remember, knocking off sixth-ranked Purdue at Mackey Arena, 70-66.
Turner was 11-of-21 from the floor, hit 9-of-10 at the line and had a personal 12-0 run in the final four minutes to turn a 10-point OSU deficit into a 64-62 lead with less than two minutes remaining.
William Buford added 19 points for the Buckeyes (12-5, 2-3 Big Ten), who had dropped three of four coming in to precipitate a tumble from the national rankings.
Robbie Hummel was Turner's doppelganger in the first half, pouring in 29 of his career-best 35 points to stake the Boilermakers to a 12-point halftime lead.
Hummel ended 11-of-19 from the field and had all of his eight three-pointers come in the first half. The junior forward added 10 rebounds but was just 2- of-8 in the second half.
E'Twaun Moore chipped in 19 points for the Boilermakers (14-2, 2-2), who now have back-to-back losses after starting the season with 14 straight wins.
Purdue was coming off Saturday's 73-66 road loss to Wisconsin and suffered its first home loss in nine tries.
Moore's layup with 7 1/2 minutes left gave Purdue a hearty 13-point lead, 58-45, but Ohio State used a quick seven-point burst to get back within six sparked by consecutive three-pointers from Jeremie Simmons and David Lighty.
Back-to-back baskets from Moore and JaJuan Johnson pushed the Purdue lead back to 10 and forced an OSU timeout with about four minutes left.
Buckeyes coach Thad Matta employed the full-court press out of the break and Turner went for 12 straight points to turn the game on its head. First, Turner converted a three-point play and scored a layup off a Purdue turnover by freshman forward Kelsey Barlow.
Barlow turned it over again on the Boilermakers' next possession and Turner slammed for two. His three-pointer with 2:38 to go tied it at 62 and two free throws with 1:52 remaining put Ohio State in front.
"When something of that nature happens, one team has to make plays and the other team has to help them make plays. We did everything possibly wrong and they did everything possibly right," Purdue head coach Matt Painter said of his team faltering down the stretch.
Moore came back on the other end with a jumper to square the contest but Turner sank two more at the stripe with 1:14 left for a 66-64 lead.
"We just kept fighting and battling. We got stops that we needed and we hit shots. Our offense wasn't clicking early on but we kept battling," Turner said.
Keaton Grant coughed up the ball on Purdue's next turn and Simmons turned it into a four-point game, 68-64, with an ensuing fastbreak layup leaving 34.3 ticks on the clock.
Moore couldn't get a layup to drop but Hummel secured the board, was fouled and made both to cut it to one possession with 20.5 remaining. Buford made two foul shots on the other end to restore the four-point edge for Ohio State and Hummel's last ditch effort at a three found only iron.
"Obviously, Evan Turner broke us down off the dribble and they got some things in transition that we didn't match up a couple times. They made their free throws and we missed our free throws," said Painter.
Purdue was ahead 11-6 in the early going thanks to consecutive three-pointers by Hummel and Moore. A 9-0 spurt by the visitors secured an 18-13 OSU lead on Buford's layup halfway through.
A short time later Purdue began a stirring run of nothing but threes. Moore hit from long distance with 6:39 to go for a 21-18 lead and Hummel drained the next six -- the last with 1:35 left to produce a 39-27 advantage.
The Buckeyes could only match Hummel's total in the first half, trailing 41-29 after 20 minutes.
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Monthly Student Highlights
August 2014
Evan Bruno, Evan Bruno (Political Science/Italian Studies) will travel to Italy aided by a Foundation for Global Scholars (Veterans Category) award.
Winner of the Study Abroad Scholarship Evan will be traveling to Italy in September and staying for the year. Evan is a self designed Italian Studies/Political Sceince major, an Army National Guard veteran and has spent time working in the Veterans Services office in Stoke Hall helping other students like himself get signed up for the GI Bill, Tuition Waivers and acclimating the the UNH community.
Congratulations Evan!!
April 2012
Christine Ford, Undergraduate Senior, Marine, Estuarine, and Freshwater Biology, United States Air Force Veteran
Christine Ford entered the Air Force as an Airman First Class in December of 1998. As a college graduate she was qualified to enter at the rank of Lieutenant but she chose not to. When asked why, Christine says, "I wanted to learn how to do my job before I tried to tell someone else how to do it." This type of reasoning is a big part of what helps Christine in her transition now from airman to student at UNH. She describes herself as a "mature learner" who was a bit anxious when she first started attending classes. It is precisely this adult personality that her classmates find a welcome addition in class.
April 2014
Waiving the Residency requirement for in-state tuition for veterans HB 624, HB624
Recently the NH Legislation passed a bill waiving residency requirements for veterans attending any institution in the university system of New Hampshire. For more specifics on the bill please go to the State of New Hampshire House of Representatives website.
January 2013
Gary Jordan, What Happens After Graduation? A Followup on Gary Jordan
What Happens After Graduation? A year later we caught up with Gary Jordan and found he had just been accepted into a PhD program.
Gary was a student at UNH in 2011-2012. He graduated with a BS in Economics and has gone on to apply for a PhD program and was recently accepted. He'll be attending the University of Buffalo concentrating on Economic Geography, International Business, and World Trade. Gary doesn't tend to do things half way so while he begins work on the PhD he will also be a Teaching Assistant for a course on the Geography of World Commerce. His two masters degrees, Economics and Business Administration will complement this program.
When asked what his long term goals are: Gary says he would "like to teach at the college level and would love to get back to West Point someday".
November 2014
Veterans Fair The UNH Career Center, Employment, Education and Resources
Some great networking going on at the 2nd Annual UNH Veterans Job, Career and Resource Fair
October 2014
Free Webinars USA JOBS Workshop, October 22nd and November 6th
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ROCHESTER — Democrat Pam Hubbard won the election for state representative for Ward 5 on Tuesday, after running against Republican candidate Robert Jaffin.Hubbard, the newest state representative in District 12, received 1,276 votes on Tuesday, while Jaffin received 987 votes, according to unofficial results, which do not include write-ins.Hubbard, 66, is a retired high school English teacher who served eight years on the School Board after retirement. She has previously served four terms in the House of Representatives; while there, she was a member of the Resources, Recreation and Development Committee."It is vital that we provide quality education for our future generations in order to prepare them and our state and country for the many difficult challenges which lie ahead," she said before Tuesday's election. "At the same time, we must protect the N.H. environment for both quality of life and health reasons."


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Alright. I've decided to post my Alan poetry collection. I wrote these last spring, when I was way in love with him. It's all poetry about a girl dealing with unrequited love for a guy--I know that. But I figure by other people's posts, most people here have dealt with unrequited love here, and a lot have fallen in love with their best friends. I would appreciate comments, too. :)
Oh, and during April of this year, Alan started going out with one of my friends. (They're not together now...)
So without further ado, here we go...
November 2003: "Stay in the Dark"
I'm in love
It's a hopeless love
One he would not return
I've been in love with him on and off since adolescence started
It's like an outbreak of pimples
I can't help it
And if I could, would I?
When I'm with him
The love is a mass of golden colors
Water with sunlight shining through
The love pushes to get out, pulses against my skin
But I firmly hold it inside
Show no sign of it
Our friendship would be ruined if
I let this unruly outbreak of love show
I don't think I'm his type of girl
From what I've heard about his crushes
Oddly, I think he knows me too well to think of me that way
I'm like a sister or cousin
Not a woman
If he knew how I felt
Our friendship would become strained, uncomfortable
If it continued at all
I'm in love
It's a hopeless love
He will never see the colors
Of my love dancing in the sun
I'm in love
Stay in the dark
March 2004: "In the Dark"
In the dark
The safe dark
The dark she had chosen for herself
She cried
Where no one would see her
Where no one would comfort her
Where no one would scorn her
She cried
The light
Was so close
But too far too reach
Such a great distance to go
In the dark
She cried
April 2004: "Limit"
We stood
In the dark
A streetlight dimly reaching
Us from across the street
Our differences lying neatly
Between us
Our similarities shrunk away
From the difference
Taking refuge inside of us
To its limit?
The difference did not move
It would always be there
A pile we could not breach
We stood
In the dark
For a while
And then
We turned away from each other
Walked away from the street and the dusty dim light
Our differences
Where we left them
For our return
April 2004: "Truth"
What is the price of truth?
What is the price of change?
What is the price of unending pain?
What is the price of truth?
What is the price of clarity?
What is the price of being able to see?
Truth is
Where you can live unmasked
In a world of splendor and freedom
For the only thing that ties us down are our lies
Truth is
Where you can live in seeing pain
No longer letting yourself believe
For what ties us down
Is our love
May 2004: "A Prince's World"
I'm even in love with your love
With the way you love her
Your devotion
To her
The way you smile
At her
Her gained confidence; her happiness
You are truly a prince
I don't want to take
Her prince
But I want
The love
She has
I want
Her prince
But what I want
Doesn't really matter
They're off in their own little world
I'm off watching them in my little world
I wish. . .
September 2004: "Inescapable"
It won't ever end, will it?
I am incurable,
In love.
By now I should know that
Change is impossible.
But always I pretend I am what I am not:
really good! I especially like "in the dark", "a prince's world" and "inescapable".
*Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one*
Good stuff. I like "Stay in the dark" the best.


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The alert.log file contain messages related to the startup and running of a specific database.
The name of the alert.log file is:
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The alert.log file normally is in the $ORACLE_BASE/<ORACLE_SID>/bdump location, or since Oracle 11g in the database specific location in the diagnostic_dest.
If the database is running, you can issue following select to be able to identify the location of the background_dump_dest:
SQL> select value from v$parameter where name='background_dump_dest'; VALUE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /oracle/diag/diag/rdbms/ora11g/ORA11G/trace
To find the location of the diagnostic_dest, one can use the following select:
SQL> select value from v$parameter where name='diagnostic_dest'; VALUE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /oracle/diag/
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Before peeling back the foil seal on another tiny plastic tub of pudding, give this recipe a try. This creamy, chocolaty dessert is not only divine, it's packed with superfood nutrition from organic cocoa, raw cacao nibs and chia seeds. A whirl in the blender and a quick chill in the fridge are all it takes to transform five simple ingredients into a dessert that's always OK to splurge on!
Raw Cacao & Chia Chocolate Pudding
Serves 1
¼ cup organic powdered cocoa
1 Tbsp. cacao nibs
1 Tbsp. chia seeds
1 cup almond milk
2 tsp. vanilla flavor
1. Combine all ingredients in blender; blend smooth.
2. Chill for at least one hour before serving. Store in an airtight container.
"Mo's Healthy Morsels" is written by Maura ("Mo") Knowles, a certified health coach, recipe developer and owner of Mac-n-Mo's, a vegan baked goods company created by Knowles to help her dad eat better (and still enjoy food!) after he underwent quadruple bypass surgery in 2010. Knowles' recipes for snacks, treats and other fun and healthy dishes appear every week here on the Vitacost blog, or visit Mo on Facebook or www.macnmos.com for more "morselicious" ideas and tips.
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I am researching my side of our family (the Werner/Fulton side) and my husband's side (the Abrigo/Lewis side). The Werner branch came to the US in 1911. Robert Edward Werner (age 17) immigrated here with his brother Albert (age 40) from Buchburg, Schaffhausen, Switzerland.- The Fulton branch came from primarily German and Scotch-Irish lines, the oldest line coming from England to the English colony of Plymouth, Massachusetts on the Mayflower in 1623. The Abrigo branch came to the US in 1862, when Basilio Abrego came from San Bernabe de los Gonzalez, Nuevo Leon in Mexico. He came to fight in the American Civil War against slavery. The Lewis branch came to the US from Wale, Scotland and Ireland. |
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