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Express Scripts Holding Co. will give analysts a fresh perspective on how generic drugs and a giant acquisition are affecting the pharmacy benefits manager's performance when it reports its second-quarter financial results Monday.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: The St. Louis company will release results after markets close and then host a Tuesday morning conference call to discuss the performance and its longer-term growth potential.
Express Scripts completed a $29.1 billion acquisition of competitor Medco Health Solutions in April 2012. That deal made it the nation's largest pharmacy benefits manager, or PBM, by far. The deal swelled Express Scripts revenue. Separately, generic drugs have helped its bottom line for the past few quarters.
Top-selling medicines like the cholesterol fighter Lipitor have lost U.S. patent protection, which exposes them to cheaper generic competition. Generic drugs hurt pharmacy revenue because they cost less than brand-name products. But they help profitability because they provide a wider margin between the cost for the pharmacy to purchase the drugs and the reimbursement received.
Express Scripts started 2013 strong. The company said in April that its first-quarter earnings climbed 39 percent compared with last year, when charges tied to the Medco deal weighed on its performance.
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WHY IT MATTERS: PBMs like Express Scripts handle prescriptions for millions of people. They run prescription drug plans for employers, insurers and other customers. They process mail-order prescriptions and handle bills for prescriptions filled at retail pharmacies. They use large purchasing power to negotiate lower drug prices and make money by reducing costs for health plan sponsors and members.
WHAT'S EXPECTED: Analysts expect, on average, earnings of $1.10 per share on $25.5 billion in revenue, according to FactSet.
LAST YEAR'S QUARTER: Express Scripts earnings fell 49 percent in the company's first quarter after wrapping up its Medco acquisition, but the performance topped analyst expectations when costs from the deal were excluded.
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Fixing this is actually quite easy. -Go to Start>Search "mouse">Click Mouse>Pointer Options>Turn Trails On (on lowest settings) -Then in a game Esc>Video>Borderless That should fix your problem. If your screen goes to the right bottom corner, to fix that, right click your taskbar and click on "Properties". Then check or uncheck "auto-hide the toolbar". Then click Apply.
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I find that just restarting your computer seems to fix it.
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It happens to me on a daily basis. I have to restart my machine to get my mouse back. also one time it happened I hit the Y button,and it brought the courser back. I have not been able to make the Y button trick work again..This is a lame bug ;-/
Just undid it in-game, though I'm not sure how repeatable this is: I lined up a capture point with the right-hand edge of the screen (I was on the left-hand team and used the mid capture point). Then I moved the mouse over the point and it gave me a normal cursor back. Again, I'm not sure whether this is reproducible, etc. but as far as reproducing the bug and reverting it in-game, I'd say try mousing over capture points at the edge of your screen. If it's useful my DxDiag is at: http://pastebin.com/NPZnMixq
I have had this happen every 4th or 5th game, and it's the reason I stopped playing Dominion. Played a game just now since it had been so long and it happened when when we were coming back from a 35-115 loss. Ended up losing by the time I restarted. For me, it seems to happen near towers. Most of the time it's from me trying to click the tower to capture it. The cursor disappears, then may or may not return as a vertical line of stacked triangles, similar to a saw blade. I don't think it's ever happened in shorter games, or games with little to no interaction. It tends to happen when there is a lot going on near a turret and if my cursor is clicking anywhere near for capturing. I can pretty much guarantee a reproduction as long as I am near a turret or there is a lot of action near one. I'd really like to play Dominion again, but I can't stand this bug. It has cost my team too many losses, especially comeback losses.
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Eh, I've been playing with this bug for months. Just do what solsword says to fix it; takes about 10-15 seconds to fix it once you get used to it. It's aggravating and really should have been addressed by now, but it's not a dealbreaker.
Time for Riot to hit this issue again!
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You don't know how happy I am now that I've found out it wasn't only me. :') Alright, did that thing. Not sure if it's any help, but it happened to me and I did that. So, here you go. Attachment 600437
Well it seems random when this bug happens but, it is only on Dominion.
Happy one year anniversary to this thread. This seriously needs to be addressed by Riot.


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The Abl family nonreceptor tyrosine kinases, consisting of closely related Abl and Arg (Abl-related gene), play essential roles in mouse neurulation, but their functions in the subsequent development of CNS are poorly understood. Here, we show that conditional deletion of Abl in precursors of neurons and glia on an Arg knock-out background leads to striking cerebellar malformations, including defects in anterior cerebellar morphogenesis, granule cell ectopia, and hypoplasia. Time course analyses reveal that the abnormal anterior cerebellar foliation results from local disruptions of the basement membrane (BM) located between radial glial endfeet and the meninges during embryonic cerebellar development. Granule cell ectopia and hypoplasia are also associated with the breaches in the BM and abnormal Bergmann glial networks during postnatal cerebellar development. In vitro culture experiments indicate that Abl/Arg-deficient granule cells can interact with glial processes and proliferate normally in response to sonic hedgehog compared to cells isolated from control mice. Consistent with these findings, selective ablation of Abl family kinases in cerebellar granule cells alone does not cause any abnormality, suggesting that deletion of Abl/Arg from glia is likely required for the mutant phenotype. Together, these results provide compelling evidence that Abl and Arg play key redundant roles in BM maintenance and cortical lamination in the cerebellum.
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — The man at the center of an hours-long SWAT standoff is expected in court Friday. The Klamath County Sheriff says Cylise Atchley went on a burglary spree that began Thursday morning.
Klamath County Sheriff Frank Skrah says Atchley first stole a car and then used the car to burglarize a house in the Swan Lake area. When the owner of the house came home, the sheriff says Atchley shot at the owner and the owner shot back. Atchley fled the scene in the car and was pursued by the homeowner.
In the ensuing chase, a Sheriff-employed helicopter, K-9s, and several officers from different agencies were responding. The sheriff says Atchley drove off into the brush on Highway 140 near mile marker 8, leaves some of the stolen guns he reportedly had with him: 11 stolen long guns, some hand guns, though the sheriff says he took more guns with him.
Some time later, Atchley then broke into another home near the Pine Grove area of Klamath County, where he stole more guns and jewelry. He then fled on an ATV. At some point, the sheriff says Atchley flipped the ATV while going 50 miles per hour.
The Klamath County Sheriff says Atchley then goes into a third home in the Olene area where law enforcement surrounded him. Officials evacuated surrounding residences. At around 12:30 a.m., Atchley was taken into custody.
Klamath County Sheriff says officials did not have to fire one round during this entire situation. In all, Atchley is believed to have allegedly stolen 3 different vehicles and broken into 5 different homes that the sheriff department knows of.
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Mary Sullivan Brabant passed away peacefully on April 17. She was born Mary Teresa Sullivan on June 24, 1931, in Detroit. Her parents, Michael Joseph Sullivan from Lacca, County Kerry, and Cecelia Elizabeth Moran from Roskeen, County Mayo, emigrated from Ireland in the 1920s and settled in Detroit. Mary had an older brother, John, and a younger sister, Noreen. A child of the Depression and the WWII boom years, when Detroit served as FDR's �great Arsenal of Democracy,� Mary graduated from Northwestern High School in Detroit in 1949 and later took classes at Northwestern University.
She started a career as an executive secretary at Bell Telephone and boarded at a residence downtown with other independent young women. During these single years, she enjoyed going on ski trips, seeing Broadway musicals on tour, riding horses and enjoying other adventures with friends.
In 1958, she married Charles Edouard Brabant, a Shell Oil engineer from Montreal. They lived for several years on Stahelin Avenue in Detroit and then moved to Springfield, Va., where Charles worked for the U.S. Geological Survey. In 1963, when Charles took a job at Stanford Research Institute, he and Mary moved their growing family to Mountain View, Calif. In 1964, they settled in Los Altos, Calif. They divorced in 1986, at which time Mary moved back to Mountain View with her youngest child. A devout Roman Catholic, she was a member of several local parishes: St. William in Los Altos, St. Nicholas in Los Altos and St. Athanasius in Mountain View.
In California, Mary learned to drive and to swim. She was a great reader and library patron; she also loved music, plays and classic movies. She liked to go on long walks outdoors, especially at the Shoreline Regional Wildlife Area in Mountain View, West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz and the San Antonio Open Space Preserve in Los Altos.
In San Francisco, her favorite places were the Palace of the Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park and the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park. Closer to home, she attended water fitness classes faithfully for many years at Reach Fitness in Los Altos and later at the Ross Road YMCA in Palo Alto. Her family kept her extremely busy, but she managed to serve as president of the St. William Parish CCD program for a year and as joint leader of her daughter�s Bluebird troop another year.
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Mary enjoyed traveling with the Elder Hostel organization. Over the years, she also made several trips with family to Ireland, where she toured her parents� native country and visited her Irish relatives, including her cousin Mary P. Moran of Roskeen, County Mayo. In 2010, Mary moved from California to Pinedale, where she met many new friends. While living at the Sublette Center, she was able to spend precious time with the family of her loving daughter, Nora Farrand, and also with her grandson, Patrick Rookus.
Mary is preceded in death by her son, Charles Edouard Brabant, Jr. Survivors include her sister, Noreen (Gerald) McCormick of Dearborn, Mich.; daughter Suzanne Schrader of Woodinville, Wash.; daughter Michelle (Timothy) Rookus of Paso Robles, Calif.; son Marc (Annelies) Brabant of Ulm, Germany; daughter Nora (Daniel) Farrand of Pinedale; son Matt (Kristina) Brabant of Los Altos; son Joe (Lori) Brabant of Pleasanton, Calif.; 12 grandchildren (Patrick, Kaitlin, Haley, Mitchell, Quinn, Finn, Riley, Catherine, Sofia, Eleanor, Logan and Arlo); and four nieces and nephews. She is greatly loved and missed by them all. Mary's funeral Mass will be held today at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Peace Church.
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Friends and family wave goodbye to their loved ones at Buckley Air Force Base Colo., Nov 1, 2012. Members of the 140th Wing, Colorado Air National Guard, are headed to a forward operating location in support of Air Force Central Command. These pilots, aircraft maintainers and support personnel will be deployed throughout the holiday season in order to support the ongoing overseas contingency operations. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Wolfram M. Stumpf/Released)
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BUCKLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. (1/8/13) – The 140th Wing, Colorado Air National Guard is returning home after completing a three-month mission in support of both U.S. Central Command and Africa Command for ongoing overseas contingency operations.
Pilots, maintenance, and intelligence personnel spent many months preparing for this overseas mission and executed it flawlessly over the past 90 days, said to Lt. Col. Tim Conklin, commander, 120th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron.
"Despite working in an austere environment, under sometimes difficult conditions, the 120th performed brilliantly," he said.
Since 1923, the "Redeyes" of the Colorado Air National Guard have served our country's overseas missions to include having deployed six times since 9/11.
"This deployment was especially unique as Colorado is the first U.S. F-16 unit to establish sustained operations on the Africa continent," said Brig. Gen. Trulan Eyre, 140th Wing commander.
Although the Wing has deployed several times, this latest mission was distinct because it encompassed the entire 2012 holiday season. While it was relatively easy for the Airmen to connect with families back home using the latest technologies, many also admit that the holidays just aren't the same when they're deployed overseas.
In addition to their military mission, many of the deployed members were able to support local humanitarian efforts as well.
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Prior to their departure, the Colorado Guardsmen passed their responsibilities on to the Wisconsin Air National Guard, marking 15 years, almost to the day, when these same two units performed an identical transition in Kuwait.
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Authors. Toni Morrison is a prominent American author who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993 for her vivid representation of American culture, particularly the cultures of African Americans.
Authors often have both political and social impacts through their works, placing their work into the public sphere as a testament to their ideas. An author is broadly defined as "the person who originated or gave existence to anything" and whose authorship determines responsibility for what was created. Narrowly defined, an author is the originator of any written work and can also be described as a writer.[1] Author of a written or legally copied work[edit] Legal significance[edit]
J. R. R. Tolkien. John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, CBE (/ˈtɒlkiːn/ TOL-keen;[a] 3 January 1892 – 2 September 1973) was an English writer, poet, philologist, and university professor, best known as the author of the classic high fantasy works The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, and The Silmarillion.
He served as the Rawlinson and Bosworth Professor of Anglo-Saxon and Fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford, from 1925 to 1945 and Merton Professor of English Language and Literature and Fellow of Merton College, Oxford from 1945 to 1959.[1] He was at one time a close friend of C. S. Lewis—they were both members of the informal literary discussion group known as the Inklings. Isaac Asimov. Isaac Asimov (/ˈaɪzɨk ˈæzɨmɒv/;[2] born Isaak Yudovich Ozimov; circa January 2, 1920[1] – April 6, 1992) was an American author and professor of biochemistry at Boston University, best known for his works of science fiction and for his popular science books.
Asimov was one of the most prolific writers of all time, having written or edited more than 500 books and an estimated 90,000 letters and postcards.[3] His books have been published in 9 of the 10 major categories of the Dewey Decimal Classification.[4] Asimov also wrote mysteries and fantasy, as well as much nonfiction. Most of his popular science books explain scientific concepts in a historical way, going as far back as possible to a time when the science in question was at its simplest stage. He often provides nationalities, birth dates, and death dates for the scientists he mentions, as well as etymologies and pronunciation guides for technical terms. Isaac Asimov: The Foundations Of Science Fiction - James Gunn.
Foundation series. Publication history[edit] Original stories[edit] Foundation trilogy[edit] Later sequels and prequels[edit]
Themes. In contemporary literary studies, a theme is the central topic a text treats.[1] Themes can be divided into two categories: a work's thematic concept is what readers "think the work is about" and its thematic statement being "what the work says about the subject".[2] The most common contemporary understanding of theme is an idea or concept that is central to a story, which can often be summed in a single word (e.g. love, death, betrayal).
Typical examples of themes of this type are conflict between the individual and society; coming of age; humans in conflict with technology; nostalgia; and the dangers of unchecked ambition.[3][examples needed] A theme may be exemplified by the actions, utterances, or thoughts of a character in a novel. An example of this would be the theme loneliness in John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, wherein many of the characters seem to be lonely.
It may differ from the thesis—the text's or author's implied worldview.[4][example needed] Social engineering. The End of Eternity. Origins[edit] The novel reflects the state of scientific knowledge of its time, some of which has been superseded.
For instance, the power source for the time travellers is referred to as "Nova Sol", a link to the far future being used to tap the energy of the exploding Sun. It is now known that the Sun is too small to explode. The original End of Eternity appeared in 1986 in a collection called The Alternate Asimovs. Plot summary[edit] Virtual reality.
Navy personnel using a mock VR parachute trainer. Virtual Reality (VR), sometimes referred to as immersive multimedia, is a computer-simulated environment that can simulate physical presence in places in the real world or imagined worlds. Dreaming Is a Private Thing. "Dreaming Is a Private Thing" is a science fiction short story by Isaac Asimov, first published in the December 1955 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction and reprinted in the 1957 collection Earth is Room Enough.
Asimov's original title for the story was "A Hundred Million Dreams at Once", but F&SF editor Tony Boucher changed it, and Asimov liked the new title so kept it. Jesse Weill is founder and owner of Dreams Inc, a company that produces dreams for the individual's private use, just as films used to be viewed, although they've been superseded by 'dreamies'. Dreamies can be viewed in private at home by anyone with the equipment and cash to buy or rent them (like present day videos or DVDs). Time travel. Time travel is the concept of moving between different points in time in a manner analogous to moving between different points in space, generally using a theoretical invention known as a "time machine".
Time travel is a recognized concept in philosophy and fiction, but has a very limited support in theoretical physics, usually only in conjunction with quantum mechanics or Einstein–Rosen bridges. A novel written in 1895 called The Time Machine, by H. G. The End of Eternity. Fantasy. Fairy tales and legends, such as Dobrynya Nikitich's rescue of Zabava Putyatichna from the dragon Gorynych, have been an important source for fantasy.
In popular culture, the fantasy genre is predominantly of the medievalist form. In its broadest sense, however, fantasy comprises works by many writers, artists, filmmakers, and musicians, from ancient myths and legends to many recent works embraced by a wide audience today. High fantasy. Genre overview[edit] High fantasy is defined as fantasy fiction set in an alternative, entirely fictional ("secondary") world, rather than the real, or "primary" world. The secondary world is usually internally consistent, but its rules differ in some way(s) from those of the primary world. By contrast, low fantasy is characterized by being set in the primary, or "real" world, or a rational and familiar fictional world, with the inclusion of magical elements.[1][2][3][4] Nikki Gamble distinguishes three subtypes of high fantasy:[3]
The Lord of the Rings. The work was initially intended by Tolkien to be one volume of a two-volume set, the other to be The Silmarillion, but this idea was dismissed by his publisher.[4][5] For economic reasons The Lord of the Rings was published in three volumes over the course of a year from 29 July 1954 to 20 October 1955.[4][6] The three volumes were titled The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King.
Structurally, the novel is divided internally into six books, two per volume, with several appendices of background material included at the end of the third volume. Some editions combine the entire work into a single volume. The Lord of the Rings has since been reprinted numerous times and translated into many languages. Tolkien's work has been the subject of extensive analysis of its themes and origins. The Silmarillion. The Silmarillion /sɪlməˈrɪlɨən/ is a collection of J. R. R. Tolkien's mythopoeic works, edited and published posthumously by his son, Christopher Tolkien, in 1977, with assistance from Guy Gavriel Kay,[1] who later became a noted fantasy writer. The Hobbit. Set in a time "Between the Dawn of Færie and the Dominion of Men",[1] The Hobbit follows the quest of home-loving hobbit Bilbo Baggins to win a share of the treasure guarded by the dragon, Smaug. Bilbo's journey takes him from light-hearted, rural surroundings into more sinister territory.[2] The story is told in the form of an episodic quest, and most chapters introduce a specific creature, or type of creature, of Tolkien's Wilderland.
By accepting the disreputable, romantic, fey and adventurous side of his nature and applying his wits and common sense, Bilbo gains a new level of maturity, competence and wisdom.[3] The story reaches its climax in the Battle of Five Armies, where many of the characters and creatures from earlier chapters re-emerge to engage in conflict. Personal growth and forms of heroism are central themes of the story. Audiobook Maker.


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Wii U sales slow, but Nintendo remains hopeful for the platform
Some publishers skipping the console, others reaffirming their support
Nintendo remains bullish on the potential of its next-generation Wii U console and its innovative tablet-like control pad, despite reporting that sales have been lower than expected.
While formal sales figures are not yet available, the device is believed to have sold 400,000 units in its first week in the US alone - a reasonable figure, but somewhat short of the 600,000 last-generation Wii consoles sold during its first week in the US. The initial Wii U sales figures have appeared to slow, however, and Nintendo's target of selling 5.5 million Wii U consoles worldwide by the end of the company's financial year in March now looks out of reach.
The Wii U's somewhat lacklustre hardware, which is on a par with Microsoft's Xbox 360 and far from the rumoured specifications of the upcoming Xbox 720 console, is also causing Nintendo some problems with publishers. Crytek, the company behind the popular Crysis game series and CRYEngine game engine, has confirmed in an interview with Digital Spy that the latest game in its series, Crysis 3, will not be launching on the Wii U despite being available on the Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3. With demand for the title expected to be high, that's a blow for Nintendo's console efforts.
Not all publishers are turning away from the console, however: Team Ninja, the company behind the popular Ninja Gaiden series, has called the console innovative in an interview with Official Nintendo Magazine, and is reportedly working on additional games for the console to follow on from its impending Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge, which launches in the UK this Friday.
The next few months will be critical for Nintendo's Wii U console, as developers learn to exploit the tablet-style controller in new ways and figure out how to make the most of the device's modest specifications - but with the Microsoft Xbox 720 and Sony PlayStation 4 waiting in the wings, Nintendo will have to work hard to duplicate the success of its popular Wii console.


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Grand Crew: Jim Murphy and Jay True master the wine country estate.
This California home's stone-and-plaster walls conceal a high performance core built with insulated concrete forms.
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This California home's stone-and-plaster walls conceal a high performance core built with insulated concrete forms.
A wall of lift-and-slide doors opens the great room colonnade to a covered terrace with an outdoor fireplace.
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Like many JMA projects over the years, this weekend retreat in Kenwood, Calif., draws its inspiration from the wine-growing regions of the Mediterranean.
A product of JMAs long-standing relationship with architect Howard Backen, this Napa, Calif., residence bears the hallmarks of Backens California farmhouse style, reflected here in the buildings simple volumes, metal roofs, and exposed timber trusses.
With every room opening to the outdoors, this Napa, Calif., house promotes a casual relationship with its site.
While the forms and materials used in this residence make reference to vernacular agricultural buildings, the craftsmanship and performance are contemporary.
This modernist residence perches on the slope of Sonoma Mountain. Its stone walls use material excavated on site.
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Aluminum screens shade an elevated deck overlooking the guest house and Sonoma Valley.
This deck offers an unobstructed view of Sonoma Valley. JMA worked on this project with San Francisco-based STUDIOS Architecture.
Clerestory windows feed light from the uphill side of the living room through a wood-and-steel roof structure.
The two-story living room and wrap-around deck enjoy long views over the vineyards to Dry Creek Valley.
The main house and guest cottage enclose a courtyard/pool deck punctuated with planting beds.
Surrounded by acres of productive Zinfandel vines, this family compound makes reference to the vintners art with a wine cellar in the form a barrel.
Jay True (left) and Jim Murphy of Jim Murphy and Associates.
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You can't talk with Jim Murphy and Jay True for long before the conversation turns toward grapes. In California's Sonoma Valley, where their company, Jim Murphy & Associates (JMA), is based, vineyards are everywhere. Doctors, tech industry entrepreneurs, and entertainment executives move here to establish their own labels. Well-off retirees grow grapes instead of grass. In upscale homes, climate-controlled cellars and tasting rooms are as common as ice makers. The influence shows also in the architecture of JMA houses: a robust Mediterranean blend with California farmhouse overtones and notes of San Francisco modernism. Building at the top of this market entails complex projects, sensitive sites, formidable regulations, exacting architects, and demanding clients. And in this environment, no one builds a better house or runs a better company than Jim Murphy and Jay True.
But don't take our word for it. Ask JMA client Darryl Roberson. Roberson is founding principal at STUDIOS Architecture, an international firm whose recent projects include a 28,550-square-foot expansion of MTV Networks headquarters in New York and a 5 million-square-foot renovation of the Pentagon. Fifteen years ago, JMA built a weekend house for Roberson and his wife on a mountainside near the town of Sonoma. "It was sort of an experiment," says Roberson, who produced only a minimal plan set and worked out details with his builder during construction. "What I learned from working with Jim and Jay was that they were right on it. They came up with a lot of great ideas." When the time came to build a year-round residence on the property (see photos), he says, "It was automatic that I would work with them again."
JMA president Murphy took a hands-on role in the project, Roberson says. "He knew I would be detailing it out as we went along, so I just stayed ahead of him. He knew I was the architect, but he also knew when he would step in with advice." At least once, in the case of a stainless steel exterior stair, the builder actually overruled the architect. "Jim said, 'What you have detailed isn't good enough; I don't think it will last over time,'" Roberson remembers. "And it was built already. Jim said, 'We're going to pull it out and do it over,'—at his own cost." Roberson insisted on splitting the expense, but he remains impressed with Murphy's insistence on getting things right. Moreover, he says, "He understood the design intent. My specifications were thin, but I trusted Jim."
Murphy, who clearly enjoyed the collaboration, puts it more succinctly: "I love to solve problems." Tall, lean, and not yet gray at 68, Murphy is famously frugal with words, especially when talking about himself. But an affinity for solving problems explains as well as anything else how a self-educated builder finds himself on equal footing with an architect of Roberson's stature. Murphy got into construction in 1963, at the age of 21, as a drywall taper making $4 an hour, a career choice motivated primarily by the fact that his previous job paid only $3. But he seems to have shown aptitude for the work from his first day. "The next day," he remembers, "they gave me a $1 raise." By 1966, he was running his own drywall company, and was soon building houses on the side. He sold the drywall company in 1972 to concentrate on spec construction, but the early 1980s recession put an end to that. "It almost put me under," remembers Murphy, who vowed never again to build with his own money. And so a custom builder was born.
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Stick With What Works
When asked about growth, Debenedictis said Aqua America is still investing heavily in infrastructure and will spend over $330 million this year, making it one of the largest buyers of pipes in the country.
Cramer said Aqua America continues to deliver on all fronts -- growth and dividends -- for its shareholders.
What's Driving Tesla?
So what's the real reason that shares of Tesla Motors (TSLA - Get Report) have been able to rally over 49% in just a single week? Is it the company's highly rated automobiles or its surprise earnings? Cramer said it's neither of those, but a simple market short squeeze.
Cramer said Tesla CEO Elon Musk did everything a CEO should do on the company's conference call to help combat the 40% of its shares that were sold short before its earnings. He said the company beat on earnings, beating even the "high man," the analyst with the highest earnings estimates. Then Tesla announced it's building more cars to meet demand and is making more money on each of those cars its producing.
But above all else, Cramer said Musk noted that Tesla is in strong financial shape and therefore won't be doing a secondary offering of stock anytime soon. With so many fund managers betting against the stock, there was simply no place for all of them to hide when the mountain of positive news came out, Cramer explained. Given the fact that brokers retain the right to close out short positions anytime the supply of stock dwindles, many of those managers found their positions being closed at any price possible. It's a classic short squeeze, Cramer explained. That's the only way a stock can be propelled that high, that fast.Lightning Round
In the Lightning Round, Cramer was bullish on Southern Company (SO), Dominion Resources (D), Duke Energy (DUK), AOL (AOL), Opko Health (OPK) and Pinnacle Foods (PF). Cramer was bearish on PennyMac Mortgage (PMT).Executive Decision: Maurice Taylor
In his second "Executive Decision" segment, Cramer sat down with Maurice Taylor, chairman and CEO of Titan International (TWI - Get Report), the agricultural tire company that delivered earnings 1 cent a share shy of expectations on revenue up 24% year over year. Taylor said he remains upbeat on both Brazil and Russia because both of those countries have the land mass, the people and the desire to mechanize their farming industries. That compares to a country like China, he said, that despite its best efforts still only has three tractors per 1,000 farmers. Taylor also spoke on the political state of affairs here in the U.S. He said our country is no longer controlled by people who take charge but by politicians who do nothing but talk and take no action. He said our country is full of hard-working, middle-class tradesmen and women who are eager to go to work and earn a living, yet our country gives favored nation status to countries like China and lets them do whatever they want. When asked to name a country that's doing things right politically, Taylor named Switzerland as a small but efficient country that takes care of its labor force. No one beats America, however, once we get out of our own way, he concluded. Cramer remains bullish on Titan.Off the Charts
In the "Off The Charts" segment, Cramer went head to head with colleague Toni Hansen over the charts of Atlas Pipeline (APL - Get Report) and Enbridge Energy (EEP - Get Report), two oil pipeline MLPs with dividend yields of 6.1% and 7.2%, respectively. According to Hansen's analysis, after two years of trading sideways the chart of Atlas now shows a classic cup and handle pattern, meaning a rally is close at hand. She indicated that once clear of the $40 resistance level, this stock should be off to $45 and even $50 a share. Atlas displayed a similar pattern between 2001 and 2003, she noted. Enbridge Energy also displayed a similar pattern, with two waves of corrections that formed a bullish "W" pattern. She noted that this stock, too, is poised for a breakout to the upside and would be a buy above $30 a share. Cramer said he agrees with Hansen's research, saying the the fundamentals in the oil and gas business in America remain strong. To watch replays of Cramer's video segments, visit the Mad Money page on CNBC. -- Written by Scott Rutt in Washington, D.C. To email Scott about this article, click here: Scott Rutt Follow Scott on Twitter @ScottRutt or get updates on Facebook, ScottRuttDCCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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The Thinking Path
Miller, Graeme (2009) The Thinking Path. [Film/Video]
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Miller created a short film set on location on the 'Sandwalk' down House Kent, Darwin's home. The film interpolates text from "The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals" with the Kentish landscape and biographical detail relating to the death of Darwin's daughter and Darwin's observation of his pet dog. It was a Channel 4 commission, as part of a series of works inspired by Darwin's work: Darwin Originals.
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What the Discovery of the Higgs Means for Scientists
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My own very first published paper (feverishly worked on over Christmas 1974 soon after I turned 15) speculated that it and some related phenomena might be something exciting: a sign of substructure in the electron. But however nice and interesting a theory may be, nature doesn't have to follow it. And in this case it didn't. And instead the phenomena that had been seen turned out to have a more mundane explanation: they were signs of an additional (4th) kind of quark (the c or charm quark).
In the next few years, more surprises followed. Mounting evidence showed that there was a heavier analog of the electron and muon—the tau lepton. Then in July 1977 there was another "sudden discovery", made at Fermilab: this time of a particle based on the b quark. I happened to be spending the summer of 1977 doing particle physics at Argonne National Lab, not far away from Fermilab. And it was funny: I remember there was a kind of blasé attitude toward the discovery. Like "another unexpected particle physics discovery; there'll be lots more".
But as it turned out that's not what happened. It's been 35 years, and when it comes to new particles and the like, there really hasn't been a single surprise. (The discovery of neutrino masses is a partial counterexample, as are various discoveries in cosmology.) Experiments have certainly discovered things—the W and Z bosons, the validity of QCD, the top quark. But all of them were as expected from the Standard Model; there were no surprises.
Needless to say, verifying the predictions of the Standard Model hasn't always been easy. A few times I happened to be at the front lines. In 1977, for example, I computed what the Standard Model predicted for the rate of producing charm particles in proton-proton collisions. But the key experiment at the time said the actual rate was much lower. I spent ages trying to figure out what might be wrong—either with my calculations or the underlying theory. But in the end—in a rather formative moment for my understanding of applying the scientific method—it turned out that what was wrong was actually the experiment, not the theory.
In 1979—when I was at the front lines of the "discovery of the gluon"—almost the opposite thing happened. The conviction in the Standard Model was by then so great that the experiments agreed too early, even before the calculations were correctly finished. Though once again, in the end all was well, and the method I invented for doing analysis of the experiments is in fact still routinely used today.
By 1981 I myself was beginning to drift away from particle physics, not least because I'd started to work on things that I thought were somehow more fundamental. But I still used to follow what was happening in particle physics. And every so often I'd get excited when I heard about some discovery rumored or announced that seemed somehow unexpected or inexplicable from the Standard Model. But in the end it was all rather disappointing. There'd be questions about each discovery—and in later years there'd often be suspicious correlations with deadlines for funding decisions. And every time, after a while, the discovery would melt away. Leaving only the plain Standard Model, with no surprises.
Through all of this, though, there was always one loose end dangling: the Higgs particle. It wasn't clear just what it would take to see it, but if the Standard Model was correct, it had to exist.
To me, the Higgs particle and the associated Higgs mechanism had always seemed like an unfortunate hack. In setting up the Standard Model, one begins with a mathematically quite pristine theory in which every particle is perfectly massless. But in reality almost all particles (apart from the photon) have nonzero masses. And the point of the Higgs mechanism is to explain this—without destroying desirable features of the original mathematical theory.
Here's how it basically works. Every type of particle in the Standard Model is associated with waves propagating in a field—just as photons are associated with waves propagating in the electromagnetic field. But for almost all types of particles, the average amplitude value of the underlying field is zero. But for the Higgs field, one imagines something different. One imagines instead that there's a nonlinear instability that's built into the mathematical equations that govern it, that leads to a nonzero average value for the field throughout the universe.
And it's then assumed that all types of particles continually interact with this background field—in such a way as to act so that they have a mass. But what mass? Well, that's determined by how strongly a particle interacts with the background field. And that in turn is determined by a parameter that one inserts into the model. So to get the observed masses of the particles, one's just inserting one parameter for each particle, and then arranging it to give the mass of the particle.
That might seem contrived. But at some level it's OK. It would have been nice if the theory had predicted the masses of the particles. But given that it does not, inserting their values as interaction strengths seems as reasonable as anything.


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I DON'T KNOW HOW SHE DOES IT In cinemas on 16th September 2011
Starring Sarah Jessica Parker (Sex & The City), Greg Kinnear (As Good As it Gets), Pierce Brosnan (Mama Mia), Christina Hendricks (Mad Men), Kelsey Grammer (Frasier), and Olivia Munn (Iron Man 2).
Directed by Douglas McGrath
Based on critically acclaimed bestselling novel by Allison Pearson
Kate Reddy (Sarah Jessica Parker) devotes her days to her job, at night she goes home to her adoring, recently-downsized architect husband Richard (Greg Kinnear) and their two young children. It's a non-stop balancing act, the same one that Kate's acerbic best friend and fellow working mother Allison (Christina Hendricks) performs on a daily basis, and that Kate's super-brainy, child-phobic young junior associate Momo (Olivia Munn) fully intends to avoid. When Kate gets handed a major new account that will require frequent trips to New York, Richard also wins the new job he's been hoping for—and both will be spreading themselves even thinner. Complicating matters is Kate's charming new business associate Jack Abelhammer (Pierce Brosnan), who begins to prove an unexpected source of temptation.


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Man Attempted to Make His Girlfriend's Death Look like Suicide
WESLEY VERNON JEFFERSON, Sr., 21, of Tulalip, Washington was sentenced today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to ten years in prison and three years of supervised release for Voluntary Manslaughter. At sentencing U.S. District Judge Robert S. Lasnik told him, "you know that you have done something that is almost unspeakably horrible."
JEFFERSON pleaded guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter on January 27, 2006. According to documents filed in the case, on the evening of December 21, 2004, JEFFERSON got into a fight with 23-year-old Sophia Solomon, a Tulalip tribal member and the mother of his three children. The woman jumped from the van and ran into the woods near Silver Village on the Tulalip Indian Reservation. JEFFERSON followed and strangled Solomon to death. He then recruited his cousin to try to make the death appear to be a suicide. Using rope, the men hung the victim from a tree. The two men then went all around the reservation asking people if they had seen Solomon and stating that they were worried she was suicidal. Solomon was found hanging the next day and her death was originally investigated as a suicide. When interviewed, JEFFERSON told officers that he had last seen the victim the previous afternoon when she told him she was going to commit suicide.
In April 2005, the Tulalip Police began to hear rumors that the death was not a suicide. Detectives for the Tulalip Police re-interviewed JEFFERSON, who gave a conflicting statement about when he had last seen the victim. In all, JEFFERSON gave three different statements about the death. The investigation was reopened with assistance from the FBI. However, valuable evidence from the crime scene had never been collected since the death was believed to be a suicide. Government prosecutors agreed to let JEFFERSON plead guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter with an agreed upon ten year prison term – the maximum under the law.
In asking the court for the lengthy sentence, Assistant United States Attorney Tessa Gorman detailed how the staged suicide compounded the family's pain over Solomon's death. Gorman also noted that the victim was an inspirational member of the Tulalip tribe and a devoted mother.
"It is true that this case is an awful tragedy. Sophia Solomon, a woman who gave "hope and courage" to her friends and family, is gone. The Tulalip Tribal community has lost an active, passionate member. And, perhaps most devastating, her young children no longer have their mother," Gorman wrote in her sentencing memorandum to the court.
Judge Lasnik noted that although the maximum allowable sentence was ten years, "part of me wishes I could double, triple or quadruple the sentence."
Solomon's mother, sister, uncle and aunt spoke in court about the pain JEFFERSON had caused. "He took my child, my baby," Solomon's mother said, "she left this world fighting for her life."
The case was investigated by the Tulalip Tribal Police and the FBI. The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Tessa Gorman.
For additional information please contact Emily Langlie, Public Affairs Officer for the United States Attorney's Office, at (206) 553-4110.


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On this day in 1969 the Eagle (the LEM, or Lunar Excursion Module of the Apollo 11) landed on the moon. A few hours later two men got out, walked around, took pictures, and collected samples. Later they would abandon the craft that had landed on the moon, return to the earth in the command module named "Columbia," and spend weeks in quarantine in case they had brought back something unexpected.
I grew up knowing we were going to the moon, and that the lunar trip was only the start of mankind's Great Adventure. One of my few memories of one grandfather is him taking me outside where we were visiting him in Baltimore. He'd seen in the paper that a sputnik was going to pass over that night, so Grandpa, Dad, and me went out in the yard to watch for it. (No, spelling "sputnik" that way wasn't an error. The first two artificial satellites were Sputnik 1 and Sputnik 2. By the time the US launched Explorer 1 people said that America had finally launched a sputnik. For around three years, until JFK announced the race to the moon, "sputnik" was a generic term for "artificial satellite." Dad and Grandpa even discussed whether that particular sputnik was ours or theirs, though I don't remember if they settled that question.)
I learned about space and the space program in school. "Apogee" and "perigee" were spelling and vocabulary words in elementary school. We got new math and science books to prepare us for our part in the new age of discovery that we would be a continuing part of. I had ViewMaster stereo slides that showed me in 3D what each step of the lunar mission would be like made by taking pictures of models at least five years before Apollo 11. And to top it all off, I read science fiction. (My Junior High librarian was a Fan, and took great delight in recruiting new fans. She'd hook us with space opera, then feed us the Good Stuff later.) So I knew about space, with all the lofty disdain any teen can manage for his poor unenlightened elders.
But that day, my family, like everyone we knew and hundreds of millions around the world glued to a TV. My parents were excited at each step.
"That rocket ship is going to the moon!" "Yes, we know. Just like the last one." "But they're going to LAND!" "I know, Mom."I always felt sorry for the crew of Apollo 10. They flew all the way out to the moon, did all the stuff to verify that the LEM could still be detached after all that time in space, then looped around and came back to Earth without ever landing. I secretly rooted for them to disobey, and take their LEM down to the surface. How was anybody going to stop them from Houston?
But then Eagle actually started down, and somehow I lost my jaded teenaged attitude. When Neil Armstrong took manual control I held my breath with everyone else. The fuel held out, with 25 seconds worth to spare. Then came the magic words:
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I gave out a whoop, but I don't know if anyone else noticed, as they were all cheering too. A minute later a car horn started blaring down the street somewhere, joined shortly by others, the popping of a few illegal firecrackers probably smuggled up from Tijuana and left over from Independence Day. It was real.
More dull time while we waited for the astronauts to come out. What? They get to the moon and the first thing they want to do is EAT?
I got bored waiting for the astronauts to come out, but wasn't permitted to go read.
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Then Neil Armstrong climbed down the ladder, and stepped off of the landing pad.
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Gardeners' Dirt: Seasonal tips for spring
By By D'Ann Hurta - Victoria County Master Gardener InternEdited by Charla Borchers Leon
April 4, 2013 at midnight
Updated April 3, 2013 at 11:04 p.m.
The Gardener's Essential
By Gertrude Jekyll
For the love of gardening is a seedThat once sown never dies, butAlways grows to an enduringAnd an ever increasing source of happiness.
Gardening Suggestions From An Expert
(Dr. Doug Welsh, author of Texas Garden Almanac, was the first statewide coordinator for the Texas Master Gardener program and coeditor of the Texas Master Gardener Handbook)
Garden design: Grow an "eclectic playhouse." Involve children through a "living tepee."
• Place six to eight poles in a circle and tie on top to form a tepee frame.
• Plant fast-growing vines at the base of the tepee. (cardinal vine, Confederate or star jasmine or Kentucky wonder pole beans)
Watch them grow with proper care into a living playhouse.
Soil and mulch: "It's virtually impossible to add too much organic material to Texas soils."
• Lots of planting means lots of soil preparation.
For best results, stick to adding only organic matter.
Irrigation: Water needs vary greatly in our area.
• Best setting on the irrigation time clock is off.
• Water when plants need it.
Water and money are wasted with same irrigation schedule for all seasons.
Plant care: Use pesticides only when truly needed.
• Look for insect damage.
• Watch for top five insect pests in the garden: aphids, spider mites, caterpillars, thrips and grasshoppers.
• Protect natural predators and parasites against overuse of pesticides.
Lunch and Learn With the Masters
• WHEN: Noon-1 p.m. Monday
• WHERE: Pattie Dodson Health Center, 2805 N. Navarro St.
• COST: Free
• "Preserving the Harvest" will be presented by Erika Bochat, Victoria County Extension Agent-Family and Consumer Sciences.
• Bring your lunch and drink.
Editor's note: Today's article is the second publication of a new series that provides seasonal gardening tips from the Victoria County Master Gardeners.
Gardeners are totally optimistic. With spring having officially begun a couple of weeks ago in late March and as the ground begins to warm and beautiful flats of plants arrive by the truckloads, the uncontrollable urge is to rush out and purchase them.
Many of us just can't resist such an impulse buy, only to be saddened when the plants "stress out" as preparations are being made to plant them. Do your armchair planning first.
Take a walk through the Master Gardener Victoria Educational Gardens at Victoria Regional Airport or through several commercial garden centers and take notes on the plants which spark your interest. Plan and prepare your beds well, and at the end of the season your garden will "look back at you with love."
Garden design
Plan your design early whether you are going to grow vegetables, landscape plants or ornamentals. Look at existing beds and evaluate their success or failure. Consider three use areas around your home. These are commonly referred to as public, private and service areas.
Determine plants to be used.
Decide which plants will work well according to the needs of the plants and not your opinion of, "Yep, that will look good." Study the scale, balance, unity and harmony of the plants being considered. Most garden centers are willing to look at your plan and make suggestions.
Involve children to perpetuate gardening.
Don't forget to involve children in this process and to integrate special areas for them to practice and learn horticultural skills. "Within each seed there is life," and most children have the desire to watch things grow and produce.
Imagine your landscape or garden areas as your blank palette. Garden areas around your home should express your interests, personality and, like your family, bring you joy.
Soil, mulch
Gardeners, get out of your easy chair even if you are a little late in doing so, and prepare your beds to mimic Mother Nature.
Enrich or mulch soil
Adding 5 to 6 inches of organic material or mulch is an investment that will pay off and contribute to your utmost success. Organic material adds nutrients to the soil, while mulch helps reduce the extreme fluctuation of soil temperature and moisture levels, control weeds and enhance soil structure and nutrients.
Test poor-responding soil
If you have a zone/area which has not responded in the past to your care, consider having the soil in that particular site tested. Sending a soil sample to the Texas A&M Soil Testing Lab will provide you with a complete soil analysis.
Soil sample bags and directions can be picked up at the AgriLife Extension Office. There is a fee for this testing, but it is well worth the expense compared to a costly trial-and-error method to achieve good plant growth. It's all about healthy, fertile soil.
Water is an extremely important factor to consider. With several years of drought behind us, our soils have lost a lot of deep moisture needed to sustain plant growth.
Check automatic system.
If you already have an automatic irrigation system in place, check to see if maintenance is needed or required. Strive for water effectiveness by setting the timers and zones at maximum efficiency.
Add drip system.
If you do not have a system now, consider installing a drip system. Drip systems control the application of water at a low flow over a prolonged period benefiting plants by providing a constant level of moisture around them.
This also discourages some plant diseases. Several different types of drip systems are available in local garden centers and work well in conjunction with water retrieval systems.
Plant care
Successful gardening is a reflection of the gardener's growth, understanding, and research. Even seasoned veterans experience success mixed with failure.
Consider your time and energy.
Plant care takes time and energy so consider your time schedule in the planning process. It can be a huge factor contributing to your success.
Maintain with these tasks.
Several beautiful container plants are more pleasing to look at than a bed needing hours of work you do not have time to care for. Removing disease-infested plant parts, dead-heading blooming plants and checking for insects before they get out of control is crucial.
Use as many natural control methods as possible. Nemesis fire ants are usually foraging when temperatures are between 70-90 degrees, so spring is a good time to treat mounds with bait.
There are many excellent resources, books and magazines available for Texas gardeners to use as success guides. We are fortunate to live in an area with 302 freeze-free days, so get gardening.
If you follow these suggestions, your garden will surely look back at you with similar love to that which you gave it.
The Gardeners' Dirt is written by members of the Victoria County Master Gardener Association, an educational outreach of Texas AgriLife Extension - Victoria County. Mail your questions in care of the Advocate, P.O. Box 1518, Victoria, TX 77901; or firstname.lastname@example.com, or comment on this column at www.VictoriaAdvocate.com.


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Harvey shoots Gold Rush past Carver in season opener October 31, 2009 Box score NEW ORLEANS — Michael Harvey scored a career-high 23 points, all in the second half, to help Xavier University of Louisiana pull away Saturday for a 100-58 men's basketball victory over Carver Bible at The Barn. The Gold Rush won for the 14th consecutive time in a season opener and handed Carver (0-2) its 33rd consecutive loss dating to February 2008. Harvey was 10-of-11 from the floor after halftime and made his final seven shots to help Xavier outscore the Cougars 49-14 in the final 12½ minutes. Dannie Woods added a career-high-tying 20 points, and Devin Andrew scored 16 for Xavier. The Rush used 11 players, all of whom scored. Five of Xavier's six freshmen played and combined for 21 points and 16 of the Rush's 24 assists. Woods, playing for the first time since a season-ending knee injury on Dec. 6, 2008, was 7-of-7 from the floor and made 6-of-7 free throws. Cory Evans led Carver with 27 points, 21 in the second half, and Nicholas Hood scored 15. Evans made all five of his 3-pointers after the break. Xavier outshot Carver 54 to 39 percent from the floor nd outrebounded the Cougars 48-25. Landon Bussie grabbed a game-high seven rebounds for the Rush. The Rush never trailed and got nine points from Andrew in the final six minutes of the first half to turn a tie at 19 into a 36-22 Xavier lead at the break. Xavier scored 100 points for the first time since a 122-71 home victory against Wesley (Miss.) on Nov. 6, 2007. The Gold Rush has scored 100 points in three of its past five openers. Xavier's next game will be a 7 p.m. road exhibition Thursday against NCAA Division I opponent Southern.
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