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Dong Hyun Kim spoke to Korean media outlet Mfight about the use of performance enhancing drugs in the UFC:
"While a lot of people believe doping tests work, just like a breathalyzer test you can get away with it by just controlling timing. Most of the steroids user just cycle and get by the tests. It's almost like other athletes look down on you as an idiot if you don't do steroids. It's like non-users are bicyclists while steroid users are racing with motorcycles. But I am one of those "idiots" that don't use performance enhancers. I would say 90% of UFC fighters use performance enhancers."
That's a pretty large percentage! In the past there has been people come out and suggest that there may be up to 50% of fighters cycling drugs. It's something we will never be able to put a number to, but this is an interesting statistic coming from someone who is currently fighting for the UFC.


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Hi, i had a question about changing NA server for EU server, because i joined League of Legends when it was on Beta Mode - meaning wasn´t released Officialy and there was only NA server from the beginning of LoL, so therefor the question of mine, can My Lol´s NA server Account can be transferred and copy-pasted to EU server ? I´d really dont want to buy new skins and champions for EU server account, because im already lvl 30 and had played over 1500 games total and have many paid skins. The problem is I play from Croatia and my game is extremly laggy on NA server and I would want to know is there ANY possible way to do this? Please LoL team, can you people make the effort to make my account transfer from NA server to EU server Plesent Experience, so i wouldn´t have to start the jurney from the beginning =) Thanks,
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same thing here i really want to change mine
I have send an email to them. I wanted exactly the same. They answered after two hours and said: sorry. Na --> Eu transfer is not possible. There wasn't any reason. But be sure i will not buy another rp points until they solve this.
I have the same problem, please Riot there are many people in NA server who want to change to EU servers because they started playing when there was only NA server.
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same here, whats more my ping is getting higher every month and now its a real problem to play with ping 600. at the beginning of my journey it was like 140 but we have too many players on servers probably now. I am from EU so it would be natural. i believe it would beneficial for both RIOT and us
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As of right now NA and EU transfers are not allowed, there are a number of legal reasons for this. This doesn't mean in the future that may not change, but until then there isn't much that can be done.
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but is it possible to create two accounts in two differents servers ( NA and EU) if I've registered in NA instead of EU? sorry for my english.
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The "CyberVor" cache might well be the biggest archive of login details ever obtained by one group of hackers.
Over some seven months Hold Security managed to identify the Russian cyber gang responsible, by which time the hackers had amassed 4.5 billion records, with 1.2 billion believed to be unique.
Whether or not a company has been affected there is much to learn from the breach, so here are the best responses from the security community.
Amid some controversy Hold are planning on charging websites before they tell them whether they were affected in the breach. Those willing will have to sign up to the firm's breach notification service, at a cost of $120 (£71) a year. Unsurprisingly, some have condemned this as cynical, while others call for better regulation.
"An interesting feature of the attack having been uncovered by an independent security firm is the unstructured process by which news of which businesses have been hacked reaches those organisations," said James Mullock, partner at law firm Osborne Clarke. "There is currently little legislative guidance regulating how that process should operate and it appears ripe for review."
We know you're bored of being told how useless passwords are, but it is still as true today as it was yesterday. Hold even found pairs of emails and passwords used across different sites, which is the kind of sin security experts are always reprimanding us for.
"It's too easy to reuse passwords across countless websites or create easy-to-guess passwords," said Laura O'Brien, technical narrator at security firm Symantec. "As a result, if an attacker manages to gain access to the user's login credentials by breaching a website, they could potentially use the details to gain unauthorised access to several other online accounts."
The future of security may involve two-factor authentication or even biometrics, but for now users are advised to use strong passwords, and even consider a password manager - though these are not without their problems.
The modern depiction of a hacker is not that far removed from the nerd of yesteryear, albeit a bit moodier, and more inclined to wear hoodies. Yet increasingly we are hearing reports of hacker as businessmen, even selling their wares as a product or service.
"It appears the biggest compilation of stolen credentials in the world wasn't created through a master hacking operation, but rather the conglomeration of disparate hacking groups," said Gary Davis, vice president of global consumer marketing at McAfee.
"And that's the thing you need to know about professional hackers: they aren't the James Bond-esque adventurers depicted in the movies, but rather people who operate through trial and error and spreadsheets."
Many of the big security stories this year have involved botnets, where victims' computers are unwittingly roped into distributing malware. In this case a botnet was used to identify SQL vulnerabilities in more than 400,000 sites, which were then attacked so the hackers could steal data.
"A large proportion of all the malware families that we see form some sort of botnet," said James Wyke, senior threat researcher at security firm Sophos. "In fact there are relatively few categories of malware that don't. Even those that don't are often spread through botnets - CryptoLocker was spread via the Gameover Zeus botnet for example."
It is easy to become jaded over the seemingly constant stream of big cyber attacks in the news these days. But some argue that this particular attack is overblown, and that there's no immediate need for people to hastily change all their passwords.
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In the manga, way back in chapter 3, Taurus helped Natsu, Happy, and Lucy save Macao from falling into a ravine to his death after he got taken over by a Vulcan and beaten, which sent him crashing through a hole in the cave wall. If not for his brute strength, everyone would have fallen. In fact, if it weren't for Taurus, Lucy never would have been able to destroy one of the lacrimas powering Nirvana. Then there's Aquarius, who pushed the fake Salamander's ship to the harbor to rescue the kidnapped girls, washed Sherry out of her giant Rock Doll and get her dizzy so Lucy could beat her by hand, and pinned Vidaldus Taka in place so Lucy and Juvia could get a good shot at him. Cancer was responsible for landing the finishing blow on Duke Everlue, and Horologium pulled various rescues (he summoned himself automatically to save Lucy from the crumbling Nirvana and from being sucked into the Anima portal, as well as Wendy against Hades's ultra-powerful technique). In Edolas, Virgo even provided the Fleuve d'étoiles whip to Lucy, and even Scorpio and Aries were vital in saving Lucy from those guards. Did you really think Natsu and Wendy, who couldn't use their magic and totally sucked at using their weapons, were responsible for saving Lucy, the strongest wizard of Fairy Tail at the time? And don't even get me started on Leo...
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Leo and Capricorn are the only two that seem fit for any serious fighting. Every thing else is just a joke.
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According to the score, Juvia and Gray got a few offpanel touch though.
The RT guy finished at +8 and got all his touches from FT and got -2 for being found by Sabertooth and failing at attacking him, so he got 10 at least 10 touches on FT. FT got at least -2 from touching decoys. So they should total -12 (-11 with the Leon panty shot), yet they totaled +1. From the way Mashima drew it, they sucked completely, but they must have owned the other teams to manage to simply even their score. |
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Same thing with Gray, he had a negative score, putting him in last place so he only received 0 points for the team. Juvia got 1 point because she had less of a negative score than Gray, meaning she was placed above him in the final placements.
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Now I'm really in the mood to see the next chapter for two major reasons: one, to see what kind of power Lucy can dish out with her increased strength; two, to see what kind of magic Flare can use (imagine if she ends up being another celestial wizard...); three to see if Lucy will at least get a tie, because I really can't stand to stick around with those heckling pricks known as the tournament's general audience. I know their expectations of Fairy Tail have plummeted for understandable reasons, and I'm positive they'll rethink just how weak the guild is by the end of the tournament, but still, their "Fairy Tail sucks herpaderp" attitude gets me just as pissed as Gray is at those two driving forces for his pure, unadulterated rage. And if Gray says he'll get payback, then goddammit, Hiro's gonna let him have payback.
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Well, Juvia was sure to follow Gray around, and while Gray himself possesses power, he has nothing to compete against Rufus (overkill tracking and homing magic?) or the guy who thinks he's Zetsu. Only Eve actually did something from the other teams, who were just playing tag trying to see who uses magic.
Anyway, I liked the chapter, I don't think anyone was dumbed down. Losing a point for wrong attacks bars massive AoE offense, and showing their true potential in the game could have meant trouble for the battles that follow. First fight of the day, psychotic blonde-hater Flair vs Lucy! I want it to be another voodoo magic user
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2011 NSF CAREER award
. (3/25/11)
Emily Gullotti
receives the Bilsland Dissertation Fellowship for the 2011-12 academic year. Congratulations! (2/23/11)
"Challenges and advances in development of inhalable drug formulations for cystic fibrosis lung disease", by
Basma Ibrahim, Michael Tsifansky, Yan Yang, and Yoon Yeo
, is accepted for publication in
Expert Opinion on Drug Delivery
Emily Gullotti
receives Purdue Graduate Student Government (PGSG) Travel Grant (2/4/11). This award partially supports her last travel to the AAPS meeting in New Orleans. Congratulations!
"Intratumoral drug delivery with nanoparticulate carriers", by
Hillary Holback and Yoon Yeo
, is accepted for publication in
Pharm. Res.
"Mannitol-guided delivery of ciprofloxacin in artificial cystic fibrosis mucus model", by
Yan Yang, Michael Tsifansky, Sooyoung Shin, Qingnuo Lin, and Yoon Yeo
, is accepted for publication in
Biotechnology and Bioengineering
. (12/16/10)
Zohreh Amoozgar
was awarded with 2010 IPPH Chao Fellowship. Congratulations! (12/2/10)
"A rapidly photocrosslinkable chitosan hydrogel for peripheral neurosurgeries", co-authored by
Zohreh Amoozgar
Joonyoung Park
, is accepted for publication in
Sooyoung Shin
was selected as the recipient for this year's Midwest Society of Cosmetic Chemists Scholarship award. Congratulations! (11/2/10)
Emily Gullotti
receives the 2010 Women in Engineering Travel Grant sponsored by the Women in Engineering Program, which will support her travel to the 2010 FIP PSWC/AAPS Annual Meeting and Exposition in New Orleans. Congratulations! (9/21/10)
Emily Gullotti
Hillary Holback
receive the 2010-2011 Ronald W. Dollens Graduate Scholarship. Congratulations! (8/24/10)
Gaurav Bajaj
has been selected to receive a travel award from the AAPS Executive Council, which will support his travel to the 2010 FIP PSWC/AAPS Annual Meeting and Exposition in New Orleans, Louisiana, November 14‐18. (8/17/10)
"Zwitterionic chitosan derivatives for pH-sensitive stealth coating" (
Peisheng, Gaurav, & Tyler
) is accepted for publication in
. (7/26/10)
"Differential effects of insufflated, subcutaneous, and intravenous growth hormone on bone growth, cognitive function and NMDA receptor subunit expression", a study at Samsung Medical Center (Korea) that
and Yoon participated as co-authors, is accepted for publication in
. Congratulations! (6/10/10)
Basma Ibrahim
wins the 2010-2011 pre-doctoral fellowship from the Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI) of Indiana. (5/12/10)
Zohreh Amoozgar
and Dr. Yeo win the 2010 Purdue Research Foundation Research Grant. Congratulations! (4/6/10)
Emily Gullotti
wins the
P.E.O. Scholar Award
! (4/3/10)
Emily Gullotti
Skylar Wolfe
are pleased to announce that they become Mr. & Mrs. on March 14th 2010, Las Vegas, Nevada. See their
Thank-you note to the Lab
. (3/14/10).
Emily Gullotti
receives the Magoon Award for Outstanding Teaching Assistant (3/1/10). Congratulations!
"Photocrosslinkable chitosan modified with angiopoietin-1 peptide, QHREDGS, promotes survival of neonatal rat heart cells", a study at U. Toronto (PI: M. Radisic) that
and Yoon participated in as co-authors, is accepted for publication in
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research A
(1/4/10). Congratulations!
Basma Ibrahim
receives Purdue Graduate Student Government (PGSG) Travel Grant (12/14/09). This award partially supports her last travel to the AAPS meeting in LA. Congratulations!
Gaurav Bajaj'
s commentary on "Drug delivery systems for intraperitoneal therapy" was accepted for publication in
Pharm. Res.
Congratulations! (12/3/09)
Basma Ibrahim'
s paper on "Development of inhalable dry powder formulation of basic fibroblast growth factor" was accepted for publication in
Int. J. Pharm.
Congratulations! (10/12/09)
Yan Yang
(and Haein Yang)'s paper on "Inhalable antibiotic delivery using a dry powder co-delivering recombinant deoxyribonuclease and ciprofloxacin for treatment of cystic fibrosis" was accepted for publication in
Pharm. Res
. Congratulations! (9/29/09)
Emily Gullotti
was chosen as one of the top 10 finalists in the annual Society of Women Engineers Collegiate Poster Competition in the graduate category. Her poster titled "Peritumorally activatable nanoparticles for drug delivery to multidrug resistant tumors" will be presented at The Society of Women Engineers National Conference in Long Beach, CA, in October. Congratulations and good luck! (9/1/09)
Basma Ibrahim
receives the 2009-2010 Ronald W. Dollens Graduate Scholarship in the Life Sciences. Congratulations! (8/31/09)
Dr. Yeo
receives the 2009 AAPS New Investigator Grant In Pharmaceutics And Drug Delivery And Pharmaceutical Technologies, which will be presented at the 2009 AAPS Annual Meeting and Exposition (8/25/09).
Emily Gullotti
won the Joe Bourland Graduate Student Travel Award. (8/21/09) Congratulations!
Joonyoung Park'
s poster presented at 2009 SURF Research Symposium was chosen as one of the top 10 posters out of 115.
Zohreh Amoozgar
, student mentor for Joonyoung Park, received the 2009 SURF Mentor of the Summer award. (8/6/09) Congratulations to both Zohreh and Joonyoung!
Peisheng Xu
(and Griffin Quick)'s paper on "Gene delivery through the use of a hyaluronate-associated intracellularly degradable cross-linked polyethyleneimine" was accepted for publication in
. Congratulations! (7/8/09)
Basma Ibrahim
won third place in poster presentation at the 41th Annual Pharmaceutics Graduate Student Research Meeting, West Lafayette. Congratulations! (6/26/09)
Emily Gullotti'
s review paper on "Extracellularly activated nanocarriers: A new paradigm of tumor targeted drug delivery" was published in
Molecular Pharmaceutics
. Congratulations! (4/14/09)
Zohreh Amoozgar
receives the 2009 Lilly Endowment Graduate Research Award. Congratulations! We thank the Lilly Endowment for the support! (4/2/09)
Tyler Shugg
receives 2009 Dean's Undergraduate Research Fellowship. Congratulations! (3/23/09)
Dr. Yeo
receives the 3M Non-tenured faculty grant for the third year. We thank 3M for the continuing support! (2/10/09)
Dr. Yeo
receives the AACP New Investigator Award. (11/5/08)
Peisheng Xu
(and Emily Gullotti)'s paper on "
Intracellular drug delivery by poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) nanoparticles, revisited
." was published in
Molecular Pharmaceutics
. Congratulations! (11/26/08)
Yan Yang
(and Nimisha Bajaj, Peisheng Xu, and Kim Ohn)'s paper on "
Development of highly porous large PLGA microparticles for pulmonary drug delivery
" was accepted for publication in
. Congratulations! (12/15/08)
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Clemson 27
(24) Florida St 41
Coverage: ABC
3:30 PM ET, November 8, 2008
Doak Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee, FL
Top Performers
Passing: C. Harper (CLEM) - 240 YDS, 2 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: A. Smith (FSU) - 8 CAR, 57 YDS, 2 TD
Receiving: C. Spiller (CLEM) - 3 REC, 55 YDS, 1 TD
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Bobby Bowden doesn't care all that much for birthdays these days.
Winning, now that's something the 79-year-old Florida State coach is always up for celebrating.
Fast Facts
• Florida State outscored Clemson 31-17 in the final three quarters and snapped a three-game losing streak vs. the Tigers.
• Bobby Bowden celebrated his 79th birthday with his 380th career victory, which is one behind Penn State's Joe Paterno for the most all-time among FBS coaches.
• The Florida State defense allowed Clemson to convert just two of 15 third downs (13.3 percentage), the fourth time in the last five games an FSU opponent has converted less then 15 percent on third down.
• Clemson has lost four of its last five games and fell to 0-3 vs. ranked teams this season.
-- ESPN research
Christian Ponder threw for a touchdown and ran for another, Antone Smith ran for two scores, and the 22nd-ranked Seminoles defeated Clemson 41-27 to give Bowden his 380th victory on his 79th birthday.
"It was a very happy birthday," he said.
A crowd of nearly 80,000 serenaded Bowden with a rousing version of "Happy Birthday" in the final moments of the game. He is now 5-1 in games coached on his birthday and just one victory behind Penn State's Joe Paterno, whose team lost Saturday at Iowa, for the most in major college football history.
Bowden has been pulling for his longtime buddy, Paterno.
"I was kinda hoping he'd win the national championship this year," Bowden said. "That would be kinda tough now.
"No matter what happens to him, my teams must win," added Bowden, who now has matched his victory total of the last two seasons with three games remaining.
Florida State (7-2, 4-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) overcame an early 10-0 deficit to lead 20-17 at halftime after both teams converted turnovers into touchdowns.
It was the fourth straight week the Seminoles have spotted an opponent at least 10 points -- rallying for wins in three of those, losing the other on a last-minute fumble.
"You always wonder what we're going to do. Are we going fold or are we going to come back like we have all year?" Bowden said. "This team has already set its personality on that thing."
The win makes Florida State bowl eligible for the 27th consecutive season -- now the longest streak in the country -- and keeps them tied with Wake Forest for first place in the ACC's Atlantic Division.
Clemson (4-5, 2-4) had won the last three games in the series under Bowden's son, Tommy Bowden, who was fired last month after a 3-3 start. Interim Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is 1-2 since taking over.
Bowden, however, said he took no special joy from beating Clemson.
"I like it that Tommy wasn't there," he said. "It's not like I had vengeance or anything like that. I've learned not to do that."
Clemson started fast with C.J. Spiller going 44 yards on a short pass from Cullen Harper to finish off a quick 80-yard opening drive. The Tigers went ahead 10-0 five minutes later Mark Buchholz's 41-yard field goal.
Harper threw for 240 yards and two touchdowns, but it was his costly interception that got Florida State started.
Defensive end Neefy Moffett scored on an 18-yard interception of an ill-advised throw by Harper to get the Seminoles a 10-10 tie, a minute and 40 seconds after Florida State's Graham Gano stretched his school mark to 16 straight field goals with a 52-yard kick.
"You can't make mistakes like that against a team like Florida State," Swinney said, adding the protection broke down on Moffett's interception. "We absolutely just got whipped on some matchups."
It was Moffett's first interception and touchdown at Florida State.
"The first thing I thought in my mind was 'I can't fumble, I can't fumble." the 260-pound Moffett said. "So I tried to tuck it in ... I high-kneed in for the touchdown."
After Gano put Florida State up 13-10 with his 17th consecutive made field goal, this from 37 yards, Clemson took its last lead at 17-13 on Harper's 8-yard touchdown pass to Michael Palmer. The Tigers were set up when they recovered a fumbled punt by Florida State's Tony Carter at the Seminoles 9.
Ponder's 1-yard TD run put Florida State the lead for keeps at 20-17 with 1:25 left in the half and he hit Corey Surrency on a 14-yard touchdown pass on the opening drive of the second half as the Seminoles stretched their advantage to 27-17.
Smith scored his 12th and 13th rushing touchdowns of the season on runs of 1 and 41 yards in the fourth quarter around Spiller's 2-yard TD that got Clemson to within a touchdown with 2:20 left.
Clemson had the first 132 yards of offense, but Florida State finished with 419 to the Tigers' 316. Florida State had six sacks.
"They're a very, very good defense," said Swinney. "They're top five in the nation for a reason."
Top 25 Overview
It was over when... Antone Smith's 41-yard run gave Florida State a 41-17 lead with 1:49 remaining.
Gameball goes to... The Seminoles' RBs, who compiled 266 yards rushing with five different players chipping in at least 24 yards.
Stat of the game... 32. On Bobby Bowden's 79th birthday, Florida State ensured it will end with a winning record for the 32nd straight year.
Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs | 22 | 22 |
Total Yards | 316 | 419 |
Passing | 237 | 153 |
Rushing | 79 | 266 |
Penalties | 5-29 | 9-96 |
3rd Down Conversions | 2-15 | 5-10 |
4th Down Conversions | 2-3 | 0-0 |
Turnovers | 2 | 2 |
Possession | 31:45 | 28:15 |
Scoring Summary
TD | 12:52 | C.J. Spiller 44 Yd Pass From Cullen Harper (Mark Buchholz Kick) | 7 | 0 | |
FG | 07:43 | Mark Buchholz 41 Yd | 10 | 0 | |
FG | 05:56 | Graham Gano 52 Yd | 10 | 3 | |
TD | 04:16 | Neefy Moffett 18 Yd Interception Return (Graham Gano Kick) | 10 | 10 | |
FG | 13:03 | Graham Gano 37 Yd | 10 | 13 | |
TD | 08:17 | Michael Palmer 9 Yd Pass From Cullen Harper (Mark Buchholz Kick) | 17 | 13 | |
TD | 01:25 | Christian Ponder 1 Yd Run (Graham Gano Kick) | 17 | 20 | |
TD | 11:01 | Corey Surrency 14 Yd Pass From Christian Ponder (Graham Gano Kick) | 17 | 27 | |
FG | 03:43 | Mark Buchholz 20 Yd | 20 | 27 | |
TD | 10:31 | Antone Smith 1 Yd Run (Graham Gano Kick) | 20 | 34 | |
TD | 02:00 | C.J. Spiller 2 Yd Run (Mark Buchholz Kick) | 27 | 34 | |
TD | 01:49 | Antone Smith 41 Yd Run (Graham Gano Kick) | 27 | 41 |


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Mothers of children with autism or communication disorders: Successful adaptation and the double ABCX model
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This study demonstrates the effectiveness of a modified Double ABCX or FAAR model in predicting successful adaptation—good marital adjustment, few maternal depressive symptoms, and an in-home rating of family functioning—in 45 families of autistic and communication-impaired children. The model consisted of severity of the handicap and other family stresses, family resources of cohesion and social support, family definition of the handicap, and adequacy of coping patterns. Canonical correlation and subsequent multiple regression procedures demonstrated that family adaptation was positively predicted by adequacy of social support and active coping patterns. Poorer adaptation was predicted by other family stresses, unwarranted maternal self-blame for the handicap, and maternal definition of the handicap as a family catastrophe. Findings for cohesion were mixed. Resources and beliefs were more predictive of adaptation than severity of the child's handicap.
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- Mothers of children with autism or communication disorders: Successful adaptation and the double ABCX model
- Journal
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
Volume 17, Issue 4 , pp 469-486
- Cover Date
- 1987-12-01
- Print ISSN
- 0162-3257
- Online ISSN
- 1573-3432
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Marie M. Bristol (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Division TEACCH, Department of Psychiatry, CB 7180 Medical School Wing E, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 27599-7180, Chapel Hill, North Carolina


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- Date:27 Nov 2010
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Upton Park
- Behrami (33) Obinna (55)
Parker (74) - Cleverley (85)
Live Commentary
- 93:59 +3.59
Corner taken right-footed by Ben Watson.
- 91:23 +1.23
Foul by Radoslav Kovac on Ben Watson, free kick awarded. Ben Watson produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick, Robert Green makes a comfortable save.
- 90:32 +0.32
Junior Stanislas challenges Mohamed Diame unfairly and gives away a free kick. Ali Al Habsi takes the free kick.
- 90:06 +0.06
Short corner taken by Pablo Barrera.
- 89:24
Pablo Barrera takes a short corner.
- 89:10
Carlton Cole takes a shot. Blocked by Steven Caldwell.
- 87:11
Mohamed Diame takes a shot. Save made by Robert Green.
- 86:36
Pablo Barrera fouled by Victor Moses, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Winston Reid.
- 85:12
Tom Cleverley fires in a goal from just inside the area to the top left corner of the goal. West Ham 3-1 Wigan.
- 82:34
Scott Parker goes off and Radoslav Kovac comes on.
- 81:47
Ronnie Stam crosses the ball, comfortable save by Robert Green.
- 80:06
Effort from deep inside the area by Carlton Cole misses to the right of the goal.
- 77:56
Maynor Figueroa concedes a free kick for a foul on Valon Behrami. Robert Green restarts play with the free kick.
- 77:48
The ball is swung over by Maynor Figueroa, James Tomkins manages to make a clearance.
- 76:28
Carlton Cole comes on in place of Frederic Piquionne.
- 74:49
Scott Parker fires in a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom left corner of the goal. West Ham 3-0 Wigan.Assist on the goal came from Victor Obinna.
- 73:45
Pablo Barrera takes a shot. Mohamed Diame gets a block in.
- 73:20
Tom Cleverley takes a shot. Blocked by Matthew Upson.
- 70:02
Scott Parker gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Mohamed Diame. Charles N'Zogbia fires a strike on goal direct from the free kick.
- 69:19
Victor Obinna concedes a free kick for a foul on Steven Caldwell. Direct free kick taken by Ali Al Habsi.
- 68:58
Victor Moses takes a shot. Save by Robert Green.
- 67:30
Ben Watson joins the action as a substitute, replacing Hendry Thomas.
- 62:25
Daniel Gabbidon challenges Tom Cleverley unfairly and gives away a Penalty. A save by Robert Green from penalty by Mauro Boselli. West Ham 2-0 Wigan.
- 60:50
Franco Di Santo goes off and Mauro Boselli comes on. Victor Moses is brought on as a substitute for Jordi Gomez.
- 59:53
The ball is swung over by Charles N'Zogbia.
- 57:57
Unfair challenge on Hendry Thomas by Scott Parker results in a free kick. Hendry Thomas takes the direct free kick.
- 55:32
A goal is scored by Victor Obinna from inside the penalty box to the bottom right corner of the goal. West Ham 2-0 Wigan.Assist on the goal came from Frederic Piquionne.
- 54:47
Victor Obinna has shot on goal from just outside the area which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 54:07
Foul by Tom Cleverley on Junior Stanislas, free kick awarded. Matthew Upson restarts play with the free kick.
- 51:29
Shot by Pablo Barrera from deep inside the penalty area misses wide to the left of the target.
- 49:52
(West Ham) makes a substitution, with Winston Reid coming on for Lars Jacobsen.
- 49:52
Winston Reid is brought on as a substitute for Lars Jacobsen.
- 48:48
Effort from inside the area by Frederic Piquionne misses to the right of the goal.
- 47:59
Corner from the right by-line taken by Pablo Barrera, Franco Di Santo makes a clearance.
- 46:16
Mohamed Diame takes a shot. Blocked by James Tomkins.
- 43:26
Hendry Thomas gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Pablo Barrera. Scott Parker takes the direct free kick.
- 42:46
Steve Gohouri challenges Frederic Piquionne unfairly and gives away a free kick. Matthew Upson takes the free kick.
- 42:07
Franco Di Santo crosses the ball, Robert Green makes a save.
- 40:00
Junior Stanislas sends in a cross, Steve Gohouri manages to make a clearance.
- 38:51
James Tomkins produces a right-footed shot from deep inside the penalty box which goes wide of the left-hand post.
- 38:23
Ronnie Stam challenges Junior Stanislas unfairly and gives away a free kick. The free kick is delivered right-footed by Junior Stanislas from left wing, Ali Al Habsi makes a save.
- 37:26
Corner taken right-footed by Junior Stanislas to the near post, Frederic Piquionne takes a shot. Save by Ali Al Habsi. Pablo Barrera takes a shot. Maynor Figueroa gets a block in.
- 36:59
Junior Stanislas takes a shot. Save made by Ali Al Habsi.
- 36:02
The offside flag is raised against Franco Di Santo. Free kick taken by James Tomkins.
- 33:37
Valon Behrami finds the back of the net with a goal from close in to the bottom left corner of the goal. West Ham 1-0 Wigan.Assist by Frederic Piquionne.
- 30:25
James Tomkins challenges Ali Al Habsi unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Ali Al Habsi.
- 29:59
Corner taken by Junior Stanislas from the left by-line, Ali Al Habsi makes a save.
- 28:07
The referee blows for offside against Frederic Piquionne. Free kick taken by Ronnie Stam.
- 27:10
Corner from the right by-line taken by Pablo Barrera, Hendry Thomas manages to make a clearance.
- 26:26
Tom Cleverley produces a cross, clearance by Matthew Upson.
- 25:35
Charles N'Zogbia takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post, Victor Obinna manages to make a clearance.
- 25:22
Charles N'Zogbia takes a shot. Blocked by Scott Parker.
- 18:31
The ball is delivered by Victor Obinna, save by Ali Al Habsi.
- 17:46
Corner taken by Charles N'Zogbia, save by Robert Green.
- 16:03
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Frederic Piquionne by Steve Gohouri. Matthew Upson restarts play with the free kick.
- 13:50
The ball is delivered by Ronnie Stam, James Tomkins manages to make a clearance.
- 13:18
Junior Stanislas takes a shot. Jordi Gomez gets a block in.
- 12:38
Junior Stanislas takes a inswinging corner.
- 11:05
Tom Cleverley takes a shot. Save made by Robert Green.
- 9:56
The offside flag is raised against Frederic Piquionne. Ali Al Habsi takes the indirect free kick.
- 9:38
Mohamed Diame takes a shot. James Tomkins gets a block in.
- 7:44
Foul by Valon Behrami on Jordi Gomez, free kick awarded. Tom Cleverley restarts play with the free kick.
- 7:27
The offside flag is raised against Pablo Barrera. Ali Al Habsi takes the free kick.
- 4:59
Steven Caldwell challenges Victor Obinna unfairly and gives away a free kick. Valon Behrami takes the direct free kick.
- 4:31
Scott Parker takes a shot.
- 2:11
Victor Obinna is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Free kick taken by Mohamed Diame.
- 0:33
The assistant referee flags for offside against Frederic Piquionne. Steven Caldwell takes the indirect free kick.
The match begins.
The ref blows to end the first period.
The second half kicks off.
The final whistle is blown by the referee.
Match Preview
Grant vows not to resort to `ugly' football Avram Grant maintains West Ham's clash against Wigan at Upton Park will not define their season - and maintained the Irons would not adopt "ugly" football to get off the bottom of the Barclays Premier League. The Hammers are entrenched in a relegation battle, having collected just one win from 14 matches, going down 3-0 at Liverpool last weekend. Striker Carlton Cole labelled the Anfield defeat as "diabolical" and suggested Grant's men should now try "ugly football" in an attempt to get themselves out of trouble. Extra pressure for a positive result had been added by the West Ham board have designating the clash against fellow strugglers Wigan as the 'save our season game' - with reduced admission prices to help ensure a bumper crowd. Grant appears, for now at least, to have the support of the owners with David Gold having followed vice-chairman Karen Brady in a visit to the training ground this week. The Israeli maintains nothing will be decided tomorrow alone, but intends to stay true to the "tradition of West Ham". "I don't know what is ugly, that we will not shave before? Or that we put the ball in the stand?," Grant said. "We cannot do it, this is not the tradition of West Ham. It is not something I believe in. "However, when the game is not going so well, we need to do some different things, especially when we are winning." Grant continued: "Any game is very important for us, and we want to win the game, but even if we win we have a long way until we say, which I believe we will, that we can do it. "Even after 20 games, there is enough time to do it, it is not easy of course, but of course it is possible. "Any gap, especially at the bottom can change. "I will not say it has been injuries, or the decisions of the referees has been badly, badly against us. "I want to look at from now on what will happen, and I still believe in this team and this club, this is what is important to me." Grant indicated he was not impressed by Cole's post-match outburst. "What I have to say, I will say to the players. I am not dealing with the players through the media," the Hammers boss stressed. Grant believes his squad, who could have key midfielder Scott Parker back from a chest infection, can actually take strength from their predicament. Wigan boss Roberto Martinez believes his team are lacking in results only this season. Martinez is happy with most of Latics' output during a difficult start to the campaign but knows they must start to collect the points he feels they deserve. Wigan have won just one of their last seven league games and slipped back into the bottom three with defeat at Manchester United last weekend. They now face a crucial encounter against the Hammers. Martinez said: "Overall the consistency in our performances has been really good. "There is only one performance in the last 10 I haven't been happy with. "As a squad we are getting closer together. We are getting stronger and slowly you can see good signs of the potential of our squad. "The talent in the squad is huge. I am delighted and extremely proud of every single member of the squad." Wigan must overcome the loss of striker Hugo Rodallega and Antolin Alcaraz, who are both suspended after being sent off at Old Trafford. The game also comes too soon for another defender in Emmerson Boyce but club captain Gary Caldwell has an outside chance of featuring after a thigh injury.
West Ham
- Robert Green
- Lars Jacobsen
- James Tomkins
- Matthew Upson
- Daniel Gabbidon
- Valon Behrami
- Pablo Barrera
- Scott Parker
- Junior Stanislas
- Frederic Piquionne
- Victor Obinna
- Ruud Boffin
- Winston Reid
- Carlton Cole
- Luis Boa Morte
- Radoslav Kovac
- Benni McCarthy
- Zavon Hines
- Ali Al Habsi
- Ronnie Stam
- Steve Gohouri
- Steven Caldwell
- Maynor Figueroa
- Jordi Gomez
- Mohamed Diame
- Hendry Thomas
- Tom Cleverley
- Charles N'Zogbia
- Franco Di Santo
- Michael Pollitt
- Ben Watson
- Mauro Boselli
- Victor Moses
- James McArthur
- Callum McManaman
- Jordan Mustoe
Match Report
Hammers end winless run Barclays Premier League basement club West Ham gave themselves a much-needed boost with a 3-1 victory over fellow strugglers Wigan at Upton Park. The match had been billed by the West Ham board as the "save our season game", although manager Avram Grant maintained that was more aimed at supporters to get behind the team than a shot across his bows. Nevertheless, there was more than a sense of relief around the Boleyn Ground at the final whistle, with the Irons securing a first win since the end of September following goals from Valon Behrami, Victor Obinna and Scott Parker. However, the Irons - now within three points of safety, but still bottom after Wolves' late winner against Sunderland - had keeper Robert Green to thank for saving a penalty from substitute Mauro Boselli just after the hour which could have set up a nervous finish, although Tom Cleverley netted a consolation on 85 minutes. Grant had relegated Carlton Cole to the bench after the England striker had labelled last week's 3-0 defeat at Liverpool as "diabolical", while Wigan were without suspended duo Hugo Rodallega and Antolin Alcaraz following their red cards against Manchester United. It was a positive start by the Hammers, as Frederic Piquionne looked lively at the head of the attack. However, Wigan came into the game and winger Mohamed Diame dashed to the far touchline. He pulled the ball, which looked to have gone out of play, back for on-loan United youngster Cleverley to test Green with a low effort from 20 yards. The home side were under pressure again when a low cross from Ronnie Stam had to be hacked clear in the six-yard box by James Tomkins. There was more than a sense of frustration beginning to grow inside Upton Park as the half-hour mark passed and the Irons again were unable to make any real progress in the final third. The Boleyn Ground, however, erupted in relief after 34 minutes when Behrami bundled in a knockdown from Piquionne after Lars Jacobsen's high ball into the Wigan box. Junior Stanislas, back in the side after a groin injury, sent a snap-shot goalwards from 20 yards and Ali Al Habsi had to be alert to tip the ball over. From the corner, the Wigan keeper then produced a brilliant reaction save to parry away Piquionne's bullet header. West Ham should have been 2-0 up at the start of the second half when Piquionne found himself unmarked on the penalty spot but dragged the ball wide. After both Pablo Barrera and Obinna dragged shots wide, the Hammers had a two-goal cushion after 56 minutes. Piquionne carried the ball into the left side of the Wigan penalty area before cutting it back to Obinna. The on-loan Inter Milan forward promptly drilled a low strike into the bottom corner for his first Premier League goal. Wigan responded by making a double change as Franco Di Santo and Jordi Gomez were replaced by Boselli and Victor Moses after 61 minutes. The visitors then were awarded a penalty when Danny Gabbidon tripped Cleverley. Boselli stepped up to take the spot-kick with what was his first touch - but Green guessed right to make a fine save. West Ham broke and felt they should have been given a penalty when Gohouri looked to have tripped Piquionne, but this time referee Mark Halsey waved play on. Despite their lead, West Ham continued to look less than comfortable. However, the points were secured with 15 minutes left when Obinna broke down the left and Parker arrived in the six-yard box to crash the ball past Al Habsi. Piquionne was replaced by Cole for the closing stages, while Parker was given a standing ovation when he went off with seven minutes left. Cleverley netted a consolation with a dipping drive after 85 minutes. In stoppage time, Behrami fell to the ground after slipping and looked to have injured his groin and Wigan had a close-range effort from Gohouri ruled out for offside as finally it was West Ham's day.
Form Guide
- West Ham
- Wigan DLLDWL
Last Meetings
- West Ham
- 3 - 2
- Wigan
- 24/04/2010
- Wigan
- 1 - 0
- West Ham
- 12/09/2009
- Wigan
- 0 - 1
- West Ham
- 04/03/2009
- West Ham
- 2 - 1
- Wigan
- 16/08/2008
- Wigan
- 1 - 0
- West Ham
- 02/02/2008
- West Ham
- 1 - 1
- Wigan
- 25/08/2007
Top Scorers
West Ham
- S Parker 3
- F Piquionne 3
- C Cole 1
- V Behrami 1
- H Rodallega 4
- C N'Zogbia 3
- AV Alcaraz 1
- J Gomez 1
- V Moses 1
West Ham
- Total goals 36
- Goals per game 11
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 1 (For) 2 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 1 (For) 5 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 3 (For) Period 51-60 mins
- (For) 5 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 1 (For) 2 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 35
- Goals per game 10
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- (For) 5 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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I just read an article in brew magazine about licensing for a craft brewery. I never realized it was a federal law that a person can not produce over 100 gallons of home brew a year. I have lots of family and friends that like my products, so they don't last very long...I'm passing the 40 gallon mark today. Good thing I have another adult in my household, it goes up to 200 gallons! Anyone else have any quantity confessions?
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I brew 5gal batches every weekend, so thats 52 wee......HEYYYY, i know what your up 2!! I always wondered if it capped at 200 or if every adult in the household can brew 100gal??? Regardless, local law enforcement is not going to come and measure your daily consumption...
It's 200 per household. I guess if you produce more than that you MUST be selling it, therefore the government wants there cut? Just drink the evidence
I set out running but I take my time.
100 gallons a year per household for one adult and 200 cap if more than one adult in the house here.
NOTE: I am not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice. I encourage everyone to comply with the law to the best of their ability. That said, I suspect this is a law to be enforced as needed. It's there to assist in prosecuting people who are running illegal (i.e., unlicensed) breweries. If you're brewing for yourself and your friends, and there aren't rumors floating around about "that guy who will sell you beer for less than you can get it at the grocery store", brewing more than 200 gallons in a year isn't going to get you in any trouble.
Here in Canada, the limit isn't how much you've made in a year, it's simply how much you have on-hand at any given time. I think it's something equivalent to 100 gallons of home-brew beer in your house at any time. ( The number 476 liters seems to be stuck in my head, but I don't know how accurate that is )


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They have the courage to fight war with peace...and cardboard wings. Let their voices be louder than the violence that surrounds them. Read more
They have the courage to fight war with peace...and cardboard wings. Let their voices be louder than the violence that surrounds them.
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Hector "Teto" Murguia is the only mayor in the history of Mexico to serve two non-consecutive terms. First during 2004-2007 and currently from 2010-present. He has survived many threats on his life and assassination attempts, but still returns to his post.
He discusses many things in his interview, but here you can view a quick preview of what he thinks of our young angels. Which according to him, "breaks his heart" to see these kids rising above with such fortitude...enjoy!
Ciudad Juarez
Juarez, Mexico has been known as the murder capitol of the world for the last several years. During that time sources estimated that a violent murder occurred every 30 minutes in Juarez every single day. At the beginning of this year the mayor was forced to evacuate 2,500 police officers from their homes and put them up in hotels under 24-hour police protection. This was prompted by the drug cartels threat to murder one police office every day demanding the new police chief to resign. A threat they carried out as promised for nearly a week until the officers were removed.
In an environment like this children typically have few choices. Most only have the option to live in fear, waiting for their turn to be slaughtered. But the children of a small church down a dirt road have chosen another path. A remarkable one. They have chosen to fight these murderers--not with more guns or more blood--but with messages of peace...and cardboard wings.
Angels in Mexico
These children have come together with nothing, but strength and courage in their hearts. And a belief; a faith that things can be better. That they can make a difference in their community. They don't have much, so they convinced city officials to donate old curtains to become their robes. And they collected cardboard, plastic and feathers (often from garbage bins) to create their wings. They cover themselves in oil based paint which takes three days to be removed completely from their skin and hair. They then stand on folded chairs (to add height) and hold signs aimed at the criminals and corrupt police officers. They can be seen at crime scenes and heavy intersections, outside of prosecutor's offices and police stations. And they stand there in silence for hours. Children with the fortitude to stand in one spot, motionless for hours, solely because they want more for their community; more for their people.
The Project
A documentary, delving into the lives of these Angels. What makes them tick? Part of which will be following them at the end of January to a city 10 hours south that is once again riddled with violence. There they will bring their message even further than their community. With a crew of four I will be documenting their courage.
A little snippet about the crew:
Katie Orlinsky: Cinematographer. Critically acclaimed photojournalist. (www.katieorlinsky.com)
Joey Daoud: Co-Producer and 2nd Shooter. Documentary filmmaker and photographer. Creator of Coffee and Celluloid Productions. @C47 (www.cc-prod.com)
Dylan Correll: Renowned New York based editor. Most recently known for editing feature film, "Not Waving, But Drowning."
John Ross: Composer. Professional musician and composer. Creator of well known bands such as Gettysburg and most recently, the Challengers. (www.challengersforever.com)
Jessica LaRusso: (myself)Director and Producer. Filmmaker. Co-creator of Venture Machine Productions. @justncases
Last January while researching Mexico for another project I stumbled upon Katie's image above. When I opened the NY Times article, it changed my life. For a year that picture was the background of my computer desktop and their story stayed in the back of my mind. Nearly one year later, I decided to do something about it.
What the Money is For
Now to the nitty-gritty of it. Where is the money going? As many of you know (and the rest of you are about to find out), making movies costs money! This includes equipment costs (camera, microphones, lenses, etc.), all requiring additional insurance. Then there's the obvious necessities such as food, gas, hotels, and flights for the whole crew. Then additionally for the 500 mile travel from Juarez to Durango. And when that's all said and done comes post production. So there's editing, sound design, festival fees, and so on. Because it's not enough to just film it, we have to get it out there for everyone to see! The current budget allows for a 30 minute cut to be aired on television for all to see. But any amount over the goal allows for a prolonged production with additional trips. And with enough support we could turn this into a full length feature to be played in theaters around the world!
I believe it is time someone gives these children an audience larger (and more worthy) than their blood thirsty rivals. It's easy to talk about glorified criminals, which are a dime a dozen. But in this day and age, a group like this comes few and far between. These cartels think their money and guns give them power, but it pales in comparison to the strength of character these angels possess. So let's let both parties know it.
Risks and challenges
Filmmaking is like any other task or profession. There are potential obstacles that can arise at any point in the process. People get sick. Shipments are delivered late. Anything can happen. But anyone in the film industry will tell you that those risks are built into your schedule. Your only option is to be prepared for them at every corner. One of the reasons I feel very fortunate to work with the crew members I have is their years of experience in the field. If they haven't dealt with the conflict specifically before, they have the capacity to think on their feet and find a solution, regardless. And thus a slogan may have been born?
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Atlantis Art
Atlantis Art is London's largest art shop. In this huge warehouse packed with art supplies, you'll find aisles of brushes, paint, easels, frames, resins, modelling materials, pigments, portfolios, canvas and paper.
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I've found that there are three professional art stores in London, Atlantis and Jacksons with Cass coming in third, and Russel and Chappel for canvas. Atlantis and Jacksons have the biggest and better range of products, and you will find that if you shop between the two you will get the best and cheapest in most areas. Both stores are an hours journey for me so I have to ring first to make...more
I went to the one in Whitechapel which was very good and it even had a cafe. But the Hanbury one haEs less stuff, and it looked quite untidy. There seemed to be less staff too. This one used to be one of my favourites, but I think I will go to Cass art in the future, as they have everything I need. This art shop wasn't very inspiring. However, it is handy for the East End if I am running out...more
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When I was an art student in London this was the place I would go for all my materials. I did quite usual project including jesmonite resin molds and copper wire sculpture and they always seemed to have what I needed in stock, or they would order it in. They also had a great student discount!
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Bat-and-Moon Treat Bags
The materials you need to create a trick-or-treat bag, an attractive way to present Halloween party favors, or just a spooky lunch bag are probably already in your house. Follow these simple instructions to embellish a plain brown paper bag with full moons and swooping bats.
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- Brown paper lunch bags
- Alphabet stamp set (optional)
- Stamp pad (optional)
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- Yellow paper
- Glue stick
- Mini-hole punch
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- Brown or black seam binding
- Scalloped-edge scissors
Step 1
Fold in the top corners of a bag at a 30-degree angle; the bag should resemble the outline of a house. Fold the top of the bag down about 1 1/2 inches to create a flap. If you want, stamp a message -- such as "Boo" -- on the bag.
Step 2
Use the 1 3/4-inch punch to punch a circle from the yellow paper (or trace a circle approximately the same size and cut it out). This will serve as a moon. Adhere the moon to the upper right-hand corner of the front with the glue stick.
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To create the bats, use the mini-punch to punch two pairs of holes, about 1/8 inch apart inside the moon. Be sure the holes are punched through the back flap so it can be securely closed. Carefully fill the bag with treats or whatever else you'd like.
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Cut a 5-inch piece of seam binding for each pair of holes punched in the bag, and trim the ends so they taper into a point. Thread the seam binding so both ends are in the front of the bag and tie it in a half-knot. Use a pair of scalloped edgers to snip off the excess seam binding on each end, making sure the points of the scallop face outwards. Repeat this step for the other pair of holes. Repeat with remaining bags.


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Both of Jim's older brothers — Bob and Greg — played, and the future Hurricanes coach was throwing around the ball by age 8. He attended St. Helena's School, but mostly he was chained to the court. "It was a time before drinking; it was a time before doing anything like that," says Bill Foley, another Parkchester friend. "We were all straight arrows. The only thing that mattered to us was playing basketball. We would play four, five, six hours a day."
A growth spurt, a mean jumper, and sharp court radar landed Larranaga a scholarship at Archbishop Molloy, a jacket-tie-and-crewcut all-boys school in Queens. The basketball team was coached by Jack Curran, known around town as a guy who lined up summer jobs for the kids and ferried them to doctors for injuries.
The coach ran a tight, yes-sir, no-sir squad. A disciplined Catholic who went to mass every day, Curran would eventually tally more wins with his basketball and baseball teams than any other coach in New York City history. Each practice was a strict litany of drills: hand work, backboard jumpers, driving layups, back to the basket — then repeat. "By just following the routines, you got good without even knowing it," Larranaga says.
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Larranaga was as regimented as his coach. Up by 6:30, the teen downed the same breakfast each day: a sandwich and a milk shake spiked with an egg. By 7 a.m., he had started the hourlong bus ride to school, and at lunch, he gobbled down ten Reese's Pieces. Every day, he played 1.5 hours of chess.
In Larranaga's junior and senior years, Curran often trucked his big man home. During the car trips, the coach unfurled tales about clinching buzzer shots and big-time high school matchups. "That really made me think that this is what I want to do with my life," Larranaga says. "I wanted to be a player and a coach."
Larranaga was All-City at Molloy, his play sharpened during summers on the playground with future NBA players Dean Meminger and Charlie Yelverton. At a dance at the Bronx Irish Center, he met a neighborhood girl named Liz Lynch, half the baller's height but his equal in wit. The two kept running into each other around the neighborhood and eventually began dating, keeping up the romance while Larranaga attended Providence College, a perennial basketball power.
As a senior, he captained a 20-3 squad anchored by future NBA Rookie of the Year Ernie DiGregorio. By the end of Larranaga's college career, he was the fifth all-time scorer in the program's history. In 1971, he not only was snagged by the Detroit Pistons in the sixth round of the draft but he put a ring on Liz's finger.
He failed to make the Pistons team — which he contends wasn't much of a disappointment — and took a job as an assistant at Davidson College, a small, well-regarded basketball school in North Carolina. His boss was Terry Holland, the honey-talking Southerner who'd been a shooting standout at Davidson in the early '60s. The Larranagas spent two years there, and a son, Jay, was born in 1975.
When Holland left the school, Larranaga was let go. He ended up with a gig as a player-coach in Belgium — "a unique experience," he says.
By 1979, Holland had moved to the University of Virginia, where he tapped Larranaga again as an assistant. The program was a considerable jump up in stature. Holland had just recruited Ralph Sampson, a seven-foot-four local center who would become NBA Rookie of the Year for the Houston Rockets. With Larranaga as copilot, the Cavaliers would make two Final Four appearances and win a National Invitational Tournament title.
Under Holland, Larranaga absorbed more than court smarts. The head coach opened his family life to his players and staff. Sampson lived with Holland for a semester; future Dallas Mavericks Head Coach Rick Carlisle regularly stopped over to play the family's piano. Holland even taught Larranaga to water-ski before the city boy could swim.
Larranaga also learned to do his homework on recruits, drilling down into the basics: what the guy's family was like, his favorite foods, the girls he chased.
In 1986, after seven seasons at Virginia, Larranaga took a head-coaching job at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. The team had made only two appearances in the NIT in the previous 20 years. The program trailed third behind football and ice hockey for fans and funding.
During his first few seasons at Bowling Green, Larranaga's teams hovered around .500, and his coaching staff was a revolving door. Clarity was needed. He dove into self-help libraries for management tips; Deepak Chopra and Stephen Covey were favorites.
He also put his coaching philosophy into writing, coming up with a 108-page inventory of possible plays and scenarios. The book became the program's bible.
But in the early '90s, Larranaga received sage advice from Dick Bennett, then the coach at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. "He told me, 'You are not going to be happy until you reduce that notebook down to a simple page,' " Larranaga recalls.
After hacking through his system, the coach was left with a strategy as tidy as a Zen garden. All that players really needed to think about was the perfectly executed defensive possession. "If you look at a game, let's say you play 60 to 80 possessions," he explains. "But we look at one possession and say, 'What would be the one way to play it?' "


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The Brown Deer Village Board on March 2 met Robert Boehm and Linda Goehre of Boehm & Associates, who presented the trustees with three mock-up marketing brochures for consideration.
Village Manager Russell Van Gompel said the village received proposals from three firms but only Boehm & Associates provided mock-ups.
The 11-by-14-inch, four-fold brochures could be ready within 30 days of a decision about the design, but Van Gompel said the board likely will wait until the second or third quarter before approving it.
"Boehm & Associates indicated it is willing to take some professional photos in the village that we could also use on our Web site," Van Gompel said.
Van Gompel and village staff will meet with the firm and work on a proposed brochure, bringing it back to the board for another review.
The 2009 budget includes $5,000 for marketing.
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In an era in which the Nobel Prize is awarded mostly to research far removed from the world of touch-and-feel and the familiar, there is, on the face of it, something prosaic about the subject of this year's award. Graphene, for whose discovery the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to researchers Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov of the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom, is something every child who has used the humble pencil may have unwittingly produced. The very method of producing this new two-dimensional crystal, a single layer version of the graphite crystals that constitute the 'lead' in pencils, using adhesive tape to separate the various layers, reinforces this feel of the familiar. Yet this material has unexpected properties that appear to open the door to an astonishingly varied range of applications, something that have been the subject of intense research since the discovery in 2004. For those whose expectations of cutting edge physics is firmly fixed on the exotic, graphene provides that too, with its one-atom thick structure furnishing a unique table-top setting for the exploration of the relativistic phenomena of the micro-world. "Playfulness," as the press release from Stockholm noted in an unusual emphasis (a sort of studied departure from gravitas), is one of the hallmarks of the awardees' work. Andre Geim has levitated frogs using magnets, levitation without meditation as a wag observed, as a pedagogical illustration of the phenomenon of diamagnetism. At a more serious level, Geim's research has produced material that, in its ability to adhere to surfaces, mimics the sticking power of geckos' feet.
This playful research though was done on no sandlot but at a university that boasts no fewer than 23 Nobel Prize winners among its past and present faculty, a line that began with the pioneer of atomic and nuclear physics, Ernest Rutherford, in 1907. On a pessimistic note, this suggests that the Mathews effect in science, as the pioneering sociologist of science, Robert Merton, christened it, holds for institutions as well. "For to all those who have more will be given, and they will have an abundance"; success breeds yet more success and later arrivals to scientific competition in the era of the knowledge economy will have to struggle ever harder. The consoling part of the story is that at the individual level, as the record of Geim and Novoselov demonstrates, the credo of making do with what is available combined with creativity and the ability to leave the beaten path still counts — leading from playful discovery to an enduring entry in the record of science.
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Okay, it is a fuzzy crummy photo of my Glock 19. Please notice the white areas which are gaps in the body. Is that normal?
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Its looks normal - i would field strip it and check for any excessive wear...
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Yes. I just held mine up to the light. Normal.
Thanks. I guess I never held it up to the light that way before.
Normal. Looks just like mine. Say..how did you get my gun?? Just kidding


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