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Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
Posted on: April 6, 2010 3:00 am
Edited on: April 6, 2010 3:36 am
INDIANAPOLIS -- DePaul's coaching search ended early Tuesday when Clemson's Oliver Purnell agreed to take the Big East job, a source confirmed to CBSSports.com.
An official announcement is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday.
Purnell has led three different schools to NCAA tournaments -- including Clemson each of the past three seasons -- but is best known for never winning an NCAA tournament game. He's 0-6 all-time in the NCAA tournament. The Tigers lost to Missouri in the first round last March.
DePaul fired Jerry Wainwright in January.
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Tags: Clemson, Coaching developments, DePaul, Oliver Purnell
Since: Dec 29, 2007
Posted on: April 6, 2010 11:53 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
Take him and his press out of the ACC. Man I hated playing against Clemson the last couple of years. I admire this guy press so much that if/when i decided to coach basketball for kids, I want to model my coaching style off of his. Look like the ACC will stay weak though with alot of big pieces leaving this year.
Since: Dec 12, 2008
Posted on: April 6, 2010 11:48 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
Wastelands of Depaul... are you serious... I guess it takes someone who makes stupid comments to find another stupid comment. You might want to visit the North side of Chicago before you comment next time.
Since: Sep 4, 2007
Posted on: April 6, 2010 11:24 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
If you think Myrtle Beach is the only thing SC has to offer the rest of the country you are either a high school moron or someone who has never set foot in Clemson or Charleston. Myrtle Beach is the cesspool of high school tourists with fake ID's and college kids who were not popular enough to get invited to go along on real vacations or cruises. I have lived all along the eastern half of the U.S. and have traveled abroad and you will not find a better looking landscape than Clemson in the Spring or Summer, nor will you find many places more culturally enriched than Charleston. I will give you the fact that most of the rest of South Carolina could just fall into the ocean as far as I am concerned.
Best of luck to Oliver Purnell, I met the guy several times and he was nothing but classy and a good coach that helped rebuild a cellar-dwelling program. Hopefully one day he will break through and grab a tourney victory. Also it will be interesting to see whom Clemson replaces Purnell with. Go Tigers!
Since: Sep 3, 2009
Posted on: April 6, 2010 11:16 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
I dont know what you are suggesting with that comment. But I have lived in Columbia all my life, and wouldnt move out of here for anything.
Since: Nov 29, 2006
Posted on: April 6, 2010 11:11 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
yeah myrtle beach is about all SC has to offer the rest of the country.
Since: Nov 27, 2006
Posted on: April 6, 2010 10:56 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
That comment slamming SC.....uh SC is BY FAR one of the most beautiful places to live in the country....much more beautiful than anywhere close to the wastelands of Depaul. lollollol at that stupid comment.
Purnell didn't help Clemson win any tittles + Clemson basketball isn't popular with the fans = not much of a loss. It was nice to see Clemson go to the NCAA, but they became a running joke.
Now when Rick Barnes was their coach, that was a different story
Since: Apr 6, 2010
Posted on: April 6, 2010 10:30 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
Chicago has the best talent in the country. In a dream world, they could have Turner and Rose in the backcourt. Sherron Collins and Jon Sheyer coming off the bench. Pac 10's player of the year Jerome Randle at small forward. It's crazy.
Until they wake up and play their home games in Lincoln Park or somewhere on the northside, it's not going to happen though. No one wants to drive 45 minutes on the highway to see a game. Talk about a buzzkill. They could be the college equivalent of the Cubs if they were smart. Hundreds of 1000's of 20's and 30 year olds live on the northside of Chicago and would love to walk to a DePaul/Syracuse game. Like I said, that would be a dream world.
Since: Mar 23, 2010
Posted on: April 6, 2010 10:26 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
What are you talking about? I live in SC and even though OP got criticized for not winning NCAA tournament games, he was never on the "hot seat" at Clemson. He did a great job building the program and was well-liked by the fans, community and administration.
Since: Oct 6, 2009
Posted on: April 6, 2010 9:23 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
I agree
Since: Mar 27, 2009
Posted on: April 6, 2010 9:06 am
Source: Purnell leaving Clemson for DePaul
Purnell definitely has a knack for finding the talent but he wasnt exactly in wasteland when it comes to recruiting down in the southeast. Granted some good talent comes out of the area where he's going, the concentration of schools seems a little bit higher and to think DePaul will get preference from some recruits over Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan and Ohio State to name a few seems to be wishful thinking.
Seems like there's a line where program builder ends and program overachiever starts that Purnell cant seem to cross the threshold into. I just dont understand why he thinks it'll be any easier from the Big East basement...


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Typically... NBC filters for gas masks last at MOST 15 years. And that's stretching it. If they're just chemical filters you might be alright.
The gas mask itself should be fine, although I would use a banana to test the seal. If you put the mask on with a fresh filter, hold the unpeeled banana around the edges of the mask and breath. If you smell the banana, the mask isn't sealing properly (which is common for older masks.)
Bananas are one of the most recognizable and unique odors is why I'd suggest that.
However, if it's an old surplus mask, I would purchase new filters, or consider a new mask platform all together.
Filters are made with activated charcoal, and alwasy have been. They can't become toxic unless they were used in a toxic environment and became saturated. The m17 scare etc are just "Urban legends" and heresay
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You're wrong. I work for the largest filter manufacturer in the world, filters are one thing I consider myself a near expert on.
Filters break down, and they become toxic. You're giving incorrect and dangerous advice.
No, you're wrong and have now conclusively proven you are a fraud
there is only one kind, for a certain specific use (can't remember off the top of my head) that uses anything but charcoal. the scary myths come from the real fact that WWII british filters did have asbestos in them but those were the only dangerous filters ever produced. The only way filters, which ARE made with activated charcoal, become toxic is from absorbing too many of the chemicals they are supposed to.
Google is your friend, you may want to use it a little more in depthly than the first site you come upon ( like the one you used to get your info about gas masks for, a site selling gasmasks and perpetuating the myth to make a sale)
"Safety of old gas masks
Gas masks have a limited useful lifespan that is related to the absorbent capacity of the filter. Once the filter has been saturated with hazardous chemicals, it ceases to provide protection and the user may be injured. Most gas masks use sealing caps over the air intake to prevent the filter from degrading before use, but the protective abilities also degrade as the filter ages or if it is exposed to moisture and heat. Very old unused gas mask filters from World War II may not be effective at all in protecting the user, and can potentially cause harm to the user due to long-term changes in the filter chemical composition.
World War II gas masks contained blue asbestos in their filters, and this material continued to be used until at least 1956. Breathing blue asbestos in the factories resulted in death from mesothelioma of 10% of workers, and between 2.5 and 3.2 times the normal incidence of lung or respiratory cancers.[1] Some of the gas masks known to contain asbestos are the British MK4 and MK5 respirators which were issued to the majority of the British army during World War II. Current advice is never to wear any gas mask of uncertain military origin.
Many scare stories have originated from various Russian gas masks and their filters that are now common in surplus stores; the GP-5 was often considered to have an asbestos filter, however like most cold-war masks it only contains activated charcoal.
Modern gas masks are quite safe and do not use asbestos, but it is still important to be careful when using a modern gas mask. Typically masks using 40mm connections are more recent design. Rubber also degrades with time so new in box "Modern type" masks can be cracked and leak."
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Nice editing work.
You're a liar, and for the life of me, I'm not sure why you would be attempting to get people to use dangerous expired filters. Nephrotoxicity is a bitch (and a side effect of expired antibiotic applicants,) and so is lung cancer. For those interested, I suggest you do your own research before relying on an edited Wiki article.
There are many excellent resources on Gas masks and filters.
Agendas abound.
ETA: If anyone is curious what that individual is referring to, he's getting information from a Wiki article. What he's neglecting to tell you is that oxygen (any H2O based exposure) is a "chemical" (his words,) that breaks down the filter. Do not use expired gas mask filters, the expiration involved also takes into fact the lifespan of the package the filter is sealed in.
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The next time you happen to catch a Minnesota Vikings game, take a look at Adrian Peterson, the team's 6'1, 217-pound running back. Now ask yourself: what kind of physical characteristics would you attribute to him? Athletic? Lean? Fit? All of these certainly sound like valid answers to us—but his clinical classification might surprise you.
By any normal standards, Peterson is one of the fittest men on the planet. But by our country's system of measuring body fat, he's overweight. If you're like most people, you've probably heard of the 'body mass index,' or, as it's more informally known, BMI. It's a popular formula used to not only gauge if a person is overweight or obese, but also how great their risk is for future health problems.
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*18.4 or lower: Underweight.
*18.5 to 24.9: Normal weight.
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Part of the problem is that BMI was never designed as a tool for judging any individual person's weight—either by physicians or the general public, says Timothy Church, a professor of health at Pennington Biomedical Research Center. In fact, the formula was originally intended to measure the collective weight of an entire population, but because of its straightforward math and distinctive categories (i.e., if you score a 25 on the BMI scale, you're overweight), it soon also took off.
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To Keys' credit, he never intended for physicians or insurance companies to use this equation—but BMI was just too perfect. Because it was simply a math equation, it was quicker, easier, and cheaper to use than more direct and accurate measures—like the underwater weighing test, which measures how much you weigh by how much water you displace, and the skin fold measurements, which calculates how much fat you have beneath your skin.
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New Year's Day is a time for new beginnings, but Minneapolis homicide detectives Sam Kovac and Nikki Liska are focused on endings: specifically, the tragic end of their latest murder victim, an unidentified young woman discovered on the side of the freeway. Believed to be the victim of a serial killer, Kovac and Liska are determined to do the girl the small justice of returning her body to her family as they investigate her case, but it is no simple task matching the broken corpse to any of the scores of missing persons reports, especially when no one seems to be looking for her.
Meanwhile, recent widow Jeannie Reiser is frantic when she is unable to get in touch with her daughter, Rose, who, as an 18-year-old, is a legal adult rather than a missing child in the eyes of the law. Jeannie's desperate attempts to get the police to believe her child is in trouble lead her closer and closer to the New Year's Doe and to an evil even Sam Kovac and Nikki Liska may be unable to stop.
Tami Hoag once again proves her place as "one of the most intense suspense writers around" (Chicago Tribune) with The 1st Victim.
©2013 Tami Hoag (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
I am rarely seen without my headphones on and my iPod clipped on my waist. I love my books.
"Give me more..."
I chose this book because I like the author. I did not really pay attention to the length. This is a short story. It is well written and has good narration. Needless to say it leaves you wanting more.
I listen to and have recently started to write reviews. I've found the reviews have helped me to select books.
"More to Come"
Since the book was short, my time spent listening did help me finish my chores a little easier. If I had sat without doing something constructive, my time would not have been well spent.
I've read quite a few of Tami Hoag books before. Therefore, I will read other's. I will not purchase, The 9th Victim, the book following the 1st Victim. If the first book is any indication of what the next book will be like, I have no desire to read it.
His performance wasn't as good as his other performances. However, he didn't have very much to work with.
I don't think anyone should waste their time and money on this book. Invest your money more wisely. Choose a different book.
"Disappointingly short with no closure"
No. It was very short and the ending was left open with no closure.
The ending.
No. It's too short, it'd be over in the pilot episode and then what
i didn't realize it was a teaser, not a novel. i feel like I've wasted a credit.
"Too Short but GREAT Book"
The book was great, characters pretty developed (considering the length). I didn't pay attention to the length when I purchased this book and was disappointed that it was so short. Great Narrator!
"Story was way tooo short...not a complete ending."
I wouldn't know...only listened to the audio version.
It made me upset that it was so short and that the ending wasn't complete. Yeah it told you who did it, but it didn't finish.
"This is a poor excuse for a book."
I don't know why the author wasted her time writing this short, pointless, excuse for fictional mystery. It was boring, slow, uninteresting and put me to sleep. Don't waste your time. I have enjoyed a few of Tami Hoag's other offerings and they were great but this was not up to par.
"Don't waste your time or credits on this one....."
An hour and 30 minutes?? Even setting up a storyline, this one is a stretch,
"Not worth it"
To short, poor plot, never captured the killer. No justice for the victims families.
James Patterson
"Great introduction to Tami Hoag"
Excellent short story and a great introduction to Hoag's Kovak and Liska series. I have downloaded 'The 9th Girl' on the strength of this. Excellent characterisation and plot which is often difficult to achieve in crime short stories. Narrator does an excellent job too.
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HARRISBURG, April 1 – State Rep. Mark Cohen, D-Phila., thanked his House colleagues for supporting the resolution offered in remembrance of the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty in Philadelphia. House Resolution 66 honors the life and sacrifice of Lt. Joyce Craig, a female firefighter who died Dec. 9, 2014 while battling a house fire in the West Oak Lane section of Philadelphia. It was adopted unanimously. Cohen, who co-sponsored the resolution, said Craig resided in his district. "I am honored to have her and her family as constituents of the 202nd Legislative District," Cohen said. "I am also honored for her devotion to the safety of the people in the city of Philadelphia." Cohen said Craig is survived by her son and daughter, parents, siblings, and a loving host of extended family. "Lieutenant Craig is a superwoman in her own right. She unselfishly gave more than 100 percent of herself, whether she was suited on her armor, connecting with her local community organization, or reaching out to local officials like myself, or she was just Joyce: a mommy, a sister, a daughter, a cousin." Read more
On Wednesday, March 25, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Peggy Young, who in 2008, sued the United Parcel Service for refusing to make workplace accommodations due to her pregnancy-related lifting restriction. UPS claimed that Young was not discriminated against because she was treated the same as any other worker, and that she did not qualify for workplace accommodations because she did not fit into any of the categories for which it made accommodations.
The Supreme Court ruling means that Young can now proceed with her discrimination lawsuit against UPS, which was originally filed in 2008. Lower courts had previously dismissed her suit.
This was a very important breakthrough for women, but the decision also demonstrates that state laws still are needed to protect pregnant workers from discrimination.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 20 – A public hearing in Philadelphia today co-hosted by state Reps. Mark Cohen and Leslie Acosta, both D-Phila., focused on a proposal to allow undocumented Pennsylvania residents to acquire a state driver's license. "Right now, a driver's license can help people gain access to food, health care, transportation, education and more," Cohen said. "These are our neighbors who came to America looking for better opportunities than those found in the homes they left. It is time to include these immigrants in our society instead of isolating them." Cohen said in the current legislative session, he intends to introduce legislation similar to his H.B. 1648 from last session. The bill would allow undocumented individuals who do not have a Social Security number to submit a federal tax identification number or a combination of documents, including a valid foreign passport, consular identification, or a certificate of birth, marriage, adoption or divorce, to establish identity when applying for a driver's license. Pennsylvania law allowed such usage before 2002. Acosta said she is eager to co-sponsor Cohen's measure. "Many of these residents have lived in the state for decades," Acosta said. "They have contributed to our economy for years by taking on various jobs, including in the hospitality, agricultural, and cleaning industries. It only makes sense that Read more
HARRISBURG, Feb. 9 – State Rep. Mark Cohen, D-Phila., has introduced a comprehensive bill that would increase the minimum wage for workers, including tipped workers, and let local municipalities set their own minimum-wage rates. The bill (H.B. 436) combines three of last session's bills that dealt with the minimum wage. "Rather than address the minimum wage piecemeal, this bill puts all aspects of the issue into one comprehensive piece of legislation so that the General Assembly could hold a more complete conversation for addressing the disparity of low-income worker wages, particularly for women and minorities," Cohen said. The first part of the bill would increase the minimum wage to $9 an hour 60 days after the bill becomes law, to $10.10 an hour one year after the first increase and to $11.50 an hour one year after that. It also would implement a cost-of-living increase on Jan. 1 each year. The second aspect would increase the wages of tipped workers from the current $2.13 an hour to 70 percent of the minimum wage. "More and more tipped employers are slipping into poverty," Cohen said. "The wages of tipped workers have remained at $2.13 an hour for the last 18 years. That's less than 30 percent of the minimum wage -- a minimum wage that already doesn't pull enough people out of poverty. It's time the value of tipped worker wages are brought into the 21st century." The final provision Read more
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HARRISBURG, Feb. 2 – State Rep. Mark Cohen, D-Phila., has introduced H.B. 193 , which would legalize the use of medical marijuana in the commonwealth. As a longtime supporter for the legalization of medical marijuana, dating to 2009, Cohen has felt strongly about progressing on this issue for several terms. "The legalization of marijuana when prescribed by a physician for a bona fide medical purpose has the ability to ease the suffering of many patients," Cohen said. "My bill would make this legitimate health care option available to those who could benefit from it." Cohen said this legislative effort has focused on a strain of cannabis very high in cannabidiols – compounds with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, which are very low in tetrahydrocannabinols, or THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis. He added this type of marijuana would be most helpful to children suffering from debilitating seizure disorders, veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, and people suffering from diabetes, AIDS/HIV, and eating disorders. Under the bill, medical marijuana would be dispensed through licensed distributors and available to those who have been certified by their physicians to benefit from the drug. The bill also would establish a State Board of Medical Cannabis Licensing and regulate the growing, processing and dispensing of medical cannabis. "Another aspect of the bill is the proposed civil Read more
An Act providing for the medical use of cannabis; establishing the State Board of Medical Cannabis Licensing and providing for its powers and duties; imposing duties on the Department of Health and the Department of State; regulating the growing, processing and dispensing of medical cannabis; imposing civil and criminal penalties; and making inconsistent repeals. Read more
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Since its publication in the late 1950s, Mountains Painted with Turmeric has struck a chord in the hearts of hundreds of thousands of Nepali readers. Set in the hills of far eastern Nepal, the novel offers readers a window into the lives of the people by depicting in subtle detail the stark realities of village life.
Carefully translated from the original text, Mountains Painted with Turmeric tells the story of a peasant farmer named Dhané (which means, ironically, "wealthy one") who is struggling to provide for his wife and son and arrange the marriage of his beautiful younger sister. Unable to keep up with the financial demands of the "big men" who control his village, Dhané and his family suffer one calamity after another, and a series of quarrels with fellow villagers forces them into exile.
In haunting prose, Lil Bahadur Chettri portrays the dukha, or suffering and sorrow, endured by ordinary peasants; the exploitation of the poor by the rich and powerful; and the social conservatism that twists a community into punishing a woman for being the victim of a crime. Chettri describes the impoverishment, dispossession, and banishment of Dhané's family to expose profound divisions between those who prosper and those who are slowly stripped of their meager possessions. Yet he also conveys the warmth and intimacy of village society, from which Dhané and his family are ultimately excluded.
Lil Bahadur Chettri's novel is a moving example of social realism, and Michael J. Hutt's elegant translation lends a timeless, fable-like tone with a gorgeous rendering of the natural scenery.
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A simple yet thought-provoking tale... A subtle, eye-opening look at Third World mores, and the winnowing of society's weakest links.
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Mountains Painted with Turmeric is a well-captured docudrama.
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Dear Seattle, you are beautiful/
Today's post is an ode to that wonderful city in the Pac Northwest - Seattle, the Emerald City. I love it there, just absolutely love it. I hope to return someday soon (but it's not currently in the plans, darnit!). Take a look at all 22 photos - yes there are 22, count 'em! - and let me know if you love the city as much as I do!Read More


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Cindy Gallop launched IfWeRanTheWorld (IWRTW) in February 2010, as what the tech world called minimum viable product, in order to real-world test Gallop's "business of the future" concept while development was ongoing. IWRTW was conceived to bring together human good intentions with corporate good intentions, to activate both into shared action, against shared goals, to deliver shared and mutually accountable results. She wanted to make "doing good as sexy as hell" for both individuals and businesses, to make it quicker, easier, and simpler to turn intention into action, one "microaction" at a time. In January 2011, Gallop's key challenge was how to amplify the IWRTW experience in a way that would make it a more valuable-and immediately understandable-business proposition to a brand. The idea behind the venture was only as good as its business model and its execution.
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This case provides a vehicle for analyzing a business model in an environment with network effects. It shows that every decision that the company makes has both positive and negative consequences. The students are asked to improve the business model so that it emphasizes the positive and mitigates the negative consequences, by building reinforcing feedback between decisions.
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Protest Sign Reminders: What The Liberal Rallies From The Bush Years Were Like (22 pics)
There are a lot of Tea Parties coming up this week and we all know what the routine will be. The left-wing media will descend on the rallies, find the most ignorant people they can, carrying the most ludicrous signs, some of whom will undoubtedly be liberals trying to make the Tea Parties look bad, and they'll tell you that's what the Tea Parties are all about.
Now, if they'd done the same thing during the Bush years, nobody could complain. However, back then, they sanitized the liberal rallies. No controversial signs made the papers. Radicals were almost never interviewed. It was the fluffy, happy propaganda for the people version of what was really happening.
However, fortunately, I LOVED it when the left-wing anti-war rallies, the Sheehan cryfests, the anti-Semitic marches, and the Code Pinko marches were going on. So, I happened to collect quite a few protest sign pics of interest during those years. Today, I'm going to put some of them out there as a little reminder for everyone. When your local left-wing MSM source starts trying to tell you that the Tea Parties are all radicals, point 'em right here, to this post, and let them see what "radical" really looks like.
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