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Agenda Review <#item01> > 2. Call for Corrections to the Minutes <#minutes> > 3. CR22 <#cr22> > 4. CR23 <#item02> > 5. CR18 <#item03> > 6. CR20 <#cr20> > 7. CR23 <#item04> > * Summary of Action Items <#ActionSummary> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > Agenda Review > > <dorchard> low turnout because of Pres' day? > > agenda approved > > > Agenda Review > > *RESOLUTION: minutes of Feb 13th accepted* > > > CR22 > > Bob: New Issue cr22. Jonathan has provided a proposal > > Jonathan: Straightforward proposal - changes wording from MAY to SHOULD > > *RESOLUTION: Proposal 1 accepted* > > > CR23 > > Bob: WSRX had requested some changes around anonymous represented as > CR4 which resolution was nullifed by CR15 > > Umit: Joint proposal for CR20 contains fix for this. > ... Should we wait for resolution to that > > Bob: Fine, keep CR23 open until after the CR20 discussion > > > CR18 > > Bob: Does proposal for CR20 cover CR18? > > Anish: CR20 Proposal 3 contains language appropriate to CR18 > > Bob: Are people happy with Proposal 3 for CR18 at this time? > > <PaulKnight> Proposal 3: Clarify Status > Quo<http://firstname.lastname@example.com> > > dhull: Pauld's proposal says that anonymous has no semantics but in > the response case we have a requirement to use it so there are some > defined semantics > > pauld: That line has context as it appears after text describing > sending messages down the back channel > > dhull: happy but wants some i-dotting and t-crossing > > Bob: From timeline standpoint, barring other long issues, nearly done > ... Wants all but small cleanups done by end of next week > > Anish: Should we resolve CR20 before CR18? > > dhull: Can we leave text to editors discretion with paulds proposal > and a note to editors to keep consistent with section 3.4 > > Jonathan: ok withthat > > *RESOLUTION CR18 closed with proposal 3 with caveats - david hull to > work with editors to modify text as necessary to keep consistent with > section 3.4* (without objection) > > <dhull> new CR issue at > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-addressing-comments/2006Feb/0000.html > > > CR20 > > Bob: CR20 Listening to debates. Decide to go down one of 2 routes... > ... Close with no issue or editorial tweaks of the amalgemated proposal > > Anish: Proposal to combine proposals from Anish and Paco > ... Removes defaulting from core > ... specifies in SOAP spec that messages on the back channel must have > anonymous as To and that it defaults to this > ... Also includes wording similar to paulds proposal and specifies no > additional semantics > ... Also re-incorporates resolution to CR4. Editorial issues raised > which Anish accepts > > Jonathan: Disagrees with proposal. Why are we bothering. Fears > unintended consequences > ... Defaulting per status quo doesn't bother me. Happy to close issue > today > > <GlenD> Am fine with status quo myself. > > Umit: Jonathan, what issue do you think is lurking > > <GlenD> Esp if the representative from the company whose > implementation had the problem thinks so. :) > > Jonathan: Seem to just be moving bits around between specs. Seem to be > adding complexity > > <dhull> +1 to not mucking with default > > <dhull> -1 to referring to 3.4 as an obscure rule > > <GlenD> +1 - if you can't deal with anonymous, you simply ARE NOT > going to give other people EPRs containing the anonymous address.... > > <uyalcina> thanks > > Jonathan: Makes itmore complicated to have to refer to different specs > to work out the defautlt value > > <hugo> +1 for status quo > > Jonathan: No major benefit for a big change > > Bob: How strongly do people feel about changing the spec like this? > > <dhull> also "such a channel" doesn't square with accepted CR 15 text > > Anish: Doesn't agree that this is a major change > ... Defined anonymous as being something the binding defines. Since > not defined in core need to look at binding anyway > > <Zakim> dhull, you wanted to talk about relevance of CR4/CR 15 issue > > dhull: Text of amalgamated proposal. Don't talk about back channel > anymore - talk in terms of MEPs etc > > <anish> david, the editors can change the text to fit with CR15 > > dhull: Anything we do needs to be in harmony with resolution of CR15 > and perhaps need to rexamine conflict between CR4 and CR15 before > moving on. Proposal is perhaps too amalgemated > ... would prefer to be more specific and just talk about defaulting > when talking about CR20 > > Anish: Text from CR4 included because I was surprised it was taken > out. Acceptable to take that out and put it in the right context. > > <Zakim> pauld, you wanted to ask about use-cases > > dhull: Would like to have discussion separately and define term > underlying response message > > pauld: agree with Jonathan. Thinks it is a big change, would change a > reviewers experience > > <dhull> "underlying response message" is *nothing* new. It's just > putting a tag on what we already figured out in CR 15. > > Tom: Want minimal change. Think that sentence from CR 4 should go in > but separate issue. Best we can do is lots of wordsmithing but agrees > with Jonathan > > Katy: Defaulting to anonymous may not be appropriate to all bindings > so moving it from the Core makes sense > > <anish> i don't want to rehash my arguments for the default in core > issue. Since I expressed them before. But is inappropriate to define > an anon default in the core, when we don't even know what it means. > > <pauld> you can send To anonymous only if the service understands > anonymous .. our spec doesn't give it any *special* meaning so I don't > understand why defaulting it is suddenly interesting or useful or why > we should make this change during CR > > Hugo: Agreeing with Jonathan. Close to PR. Should not be moving things > around without good reason and full understanding. Supports the status > Quo. > > <anish> +1 to not being myopic > > <anish> defaults have to be appropriate > > <pauld> thinks this will constrain future binding authors > > Umit: Net effect on functionality is same between status quo and > proposal. Longer term view: Amalegmated proposal is better for the > unforseen future. Unsure > > Tony: Thinks would be good to have a fault for 'you should have given > me a wsa:to, not defaulted' > > <Zakim> Jonathan, you wanted to dispute long-term view. > > dhull: Defining Underlying response message is something we've > discussed before > > Jonathan: Don't agree that this will help in the long term. Spoken to > engineers working on new binding and like the defaulting of anonymous > > <uyalcina> My point is it depends on the binding. Therefore, it would > be beneficial not to default it in the core. > > Bob: 2 alternatives: Amalgamated proposal or status quo, formal vote > one per company please, Microsoft holds Sun's proxy on this one > > Anish: summary of propsal - remove defaualting from core. Add it to > SOAP binding and say that message son such a channel must have > destination of anonymous > > Formal Vote: > > *Formal Vote:* > Votes in favor of closing with no change > BT > Computer Associates > Hitachi Ltd. > Microsoft Corporation > Nortel Networks > Sonic Software > Sun Microsystems > Tibco > W3C > Votes in favor of Amalgamated proposal > Fujitsu Limited > IBM Corporation > Oracle Corporation > Votes "Present" > Ericsson > SAP > webMethods > > status quo: 9 proposal: 3 abstains: 3 > > *RESOLUTION CR20: Close with no action* > > <TRutt> When will we add the text back from CR 4? > > <anish> tom, that is now issue 23 > > > CR23 > > Bob: How do we regain text from CR4 that we lost in CR15? > > <TRutt> why not put the text back which used to be there > > Umit: No proposal about this. Seen dhulls proposal. Have several > issues with it. Some clarity in defining HTTP back channel but > requires more editorial work > > Tom: Anish, how much of the first paragraph from the proposal was fromCR4? > > Anish: Copied and pasted from CR4 > > dhull: want to understand issue. Understand of CR4 is WSRX needs a way > of saying Acks go back in response message > > <uyalcina> this is not the correct characterization of the problem... > > dhull: Think when it was first resolved added the vague language about > back channel. This was clarified in resolution to CR15. Proposing > defining the underlying response message > > <TRutt> Adding a new "special uri" at CR is too much > > dhull: Intent to wrap name around well understood meaning to make it > resuable > > <TRutt> from anish proposal: 2) In the SOAP binding spec [2], in > section 5.1 add: > > <TRutt> ----- > > <TRutt> {The para below is the resolution text for CR4 and included > here for flow} > > <TRutt> When "http://www.w3.org/@@@@/@@/addressing/anonymous" is > specified as > > <TRutt> the address of an EPR, such as the ReplyTo or FaultTo EPR, the > > <TRutt> underlying SOAP protocol binding provides a channel to the > specified > > <TRutt> endpoint. Any underlying protocol binding supporting the SOAP > > <TRutt> request-response message exchange pattern provides such a > channel for > > <TRutt> response messages. For instance, the SOAP 1.2 HTTP binding > [SOAP 1.2 > > <TRutt> Part 2: Adjuncts] puts the reply message in the HTTP response. > > dhull: Want to build on CR15 and not lose that work > > <uyalcina> Thanks Tom. This was the resolution text > > <bob> ack anishq? > > Anish: Question for dhull: are you suggesting we not define what > anonymous means in an EPR in our specs other than ReplyTo/FaultTo and > leave this definition to the WSRX spec or other specs as appropriate > > dhull: yes, we define semantics for meaning of anonymous for > ReplyTo/FaultTo, need to provide hooks to allow other specs to define > ... establish terminology for others to use > > <GlenD> +1 to Dave's CR15 analysis > > Umit: getting more confused as to what problem dhull thins we are > solving. IN terms of WSRX, what does anonymous mean in a non > wsa-defined EPR. Can someone else define it to have the same meaning > as a ReplyTo - the underlying response channel > > dhull: So lets give a name to a HTTP response in SOAP11 and the > response message in SOAP12 and factor out the defintion > > Unit: We were pointing to the definition provided and the back > channel. Your problem is the definition of channel, not what the > resolution says which talks about EPRs > > <Zakim> anish, you wanted to say that david's suggested resolution is > ok, but that this requires the WSRX to change their spec. If we can do > ASAP, that would be good. > > <dhull> how does WS-RX refer to anonymous? > > Anish: define anonymous EPRs for everything so WSRX does not have to > define it, dhull wants to be more specific in wsa and make other specs > define it specifically. > ... Want this fixed soon. Fast WSRX scehdule. Upcoming interop > > Umit: Why are we reopening the issue? > > Bob: Original resolution text to CR4, as pasted was agreed. What has > changed to make that text to be unacceptable. > > dhull: Not well enough defined. Refers to 'such a channel' Since CR15 > we don't talk about channels, now talk about messages > > Bob: How do me generate minimal delta to CR4 to make it work > > dhull: how does WSRX refer to anonymous address? > > Umit: It doesn't. Leaves that to ws-addressing > ... CR4 paragraph defines meaning of anonymous which is used by WSRX > > dhull: CR15 paragraph didn't mean anything, now narrowed to mean use > response message when used as response endpoint and using response > message when used as destination > s/CR15/CR4/. The whole reason for CR15 is that the CR4 paragraph didn't make sense. > Anish: 2 possible ways to make progress. Take resolution to CR4, make > changes to align with CR15 (split wrt SOAP11/12) > > <TRutt> a WS-RX ack can occur at any time, and has the entire history > of the sequence in it whenever sent. so there is no problem of stating > "will be returned on some underlying http response" > > Anish: or take dhulls approach and define all anonymous EPRs and make > WSRX define what anonymous AcksTo means using specific terminology > BTW, I don't think that was my approach, but Anish may well have said that. > <dhull> right now, anon means "response to this request" or "this > response" > > Umit: Do we have concrete understanding of the terminology as WSRX > group think this issue is complete > > dhull: Do we have text saying what Anonymous means in an EPR in > general? Yes. > Not sure what the context of that was. My main point was that we /don't/ really define anonymous outside the core examples of [reply endpoint], [fault endpoint] and [destination], and then only in a limited context. > <uyalcina> It does not help RX > > Anish: AcksTo set in different MEP. Set for sequence > > dhull: definitely not what addressing defines today > > <gdaniels> +q > > Tom: Never took anonymous to mean response to this message > ... Up to ws-rx to clarify in their binding > > dhull: thinks its dangerous to rely on a ws-addressing ambiguity > ... When I send an anonymous FaultTo I mean to send the fault on the > response message of this message exchange, not some later one > > <uyalcina> It appears that David Hull does NOT agree with the > resolution of CR4 > > <dhull> dhull states clearly that the putative resolution to CR4 > didn't actually resolve CR4. Resolution of CR 15 is clearly "new > information" > > glen: +1 to what dhull is saying. need clarification to state that > response is part of the same MEP > > <dhull> David Hull is mostly OK with the stated resolution: "The > paragraph in question should be extended to allow other EPRs to use > the same semantics defined for the anonymous address." But you only > want to re-use part of the semantics > > glen: if ws-rx need different they should define it. They shouldn't be > using anonymous to mean any future response, they should mint a new URI > > Bob: Resolution to CR4 was agreement with external organisation. From > credibility standpoint can we go back to CR4 and see if we can craft > it to fit CR15 > > Anish: willing to do this but would like to see how the group feels > about htis first > > <uyalcina> Isn't this defined by the semantics of ReplyTo? > > Anish: Not clear why glen wants requirement that response is part of > same MEP. > > <uyalcina> +1 to Anish > > glen: Interoperability, needs to know whether to expect response as > response message if anonymous used > > <gdaniels> What's so hard about minting a new URI which means "any > response on this sequence"? > > <gdaniels> "sequence" is a WS-RX concept, and understanding the > semantics of the proposed new URI in fact DEPENDS on understanding > that there will be future requests (i.e. that a sequence exists) > > <anish> glen, thinking about your response ... it might make sense to > define a new URI (in wsrx) > > WS-RX waiting on ws-addressing resolving this issue > > Tom: Never took anonymous to mean anonymous on this request. > > <gdaniels> I would MUCH rather use clearly and consistently defined > URI, even if two different ones, than make the meaning of anonymous > "morph" based on whether it's in <acksTo> or <replyTo> > > <gdaniels> ew ew ew > > <dhull> > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-addressing/2006Jan/0085 > > <anish> my understanding was that 'anon' referred to the channel not > the channel for THIS req-res. Although Glen's point is valid > > <anish> wrt interop > > Tom: WSRX could define their own thing for use in AcksTo. Don't have > problem with tight semantics for ReplyTo. Talking about applying > semantics to different epr > > dhull: reviews resolution to CR15 > > Umit: Have problem with restricting semantics > ... Acks to defined by WSRX, should not be limited by ws-addressing > > dhull: hearing different things > > Umit: WSRX defining semantics of AcksTo, not anonymous > > <gdaniels> anonymous == "schmoo" > > Umit: on't want WSRX to redefine semantics of anonymous > > <dhull> +1 glen > > mnot: thinks dangerous to have people trying to represent 2 wgs on one > call > > <gdaniels> I can always define the semantics of <AcksTo> to > reinterpret any "ftp:" URL as an "http:" URL too, but I wouldn't want > to do that.... > > mnot: straightforward approach to return to other group > ... already sort of done. issue of hats > > <gdaniels> (i.e. changing the meaning of identifiers based on context > is in general bad) > > Anish: meaning of anonymous have changed again. > > <umit> +1 to Anish > > Anish: stated to mean devices without a URI, changed to mean back > channel, now to back channel to specific request-response > > <Zakim> anish, you wanted to say that the semantics of 'anon' is > changing yet again. > > <pauld> wonders why we need to worry about WS-RX if we don't preclude > their use-case > > <TRutt> when I read > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-addressing/2006Jan/0085 > i see it being restricted to a response epr > > glen: Some of use feel this clarificationis what we meant to do > > dhull: What about a UDP message with no back channel > > Anish: it mean the back channel, the channel simply doesn't exist > > dhull: CR18 now specifically states semantics is undefined elsewhere > > Tony: in WS-RX is the sequence always between the same to endpoints > with the same addresses > > Anish: A sequence can span multiple WSDL MEPs and clients > > Tony: So this is not what anonymous means (as an ack could go down any > HTTP response in the sequence) > > <umit> I agree with Tom, we have an ambiguity there. > > dhull: CR15 qualified to ReplyTo or FaultTo - does not restrict > semantics of AcksTo > > <umit> I should add that response endpoint is only defined within WSDL > binding, not as a general definition either. > > dhull: Anonymous means my binding knows what to do. You can use it > where you know it will be useful but there is an implict 'danger' > warning there > > <umit> i do not see an issue here. The response endpoint is defined > within the context of WS-A, not for WS-RX. It does not need to > encompass AcksTo. > > Katy: agrees with Umit and Anish. Don't want to start restricting use > of anonymous. Go back to CR4, leaving open for use > > <umit> We do not have to throw out the definition of cr15 > > Katy: some work for exact details, someone takes cr4 and cr15 and work > out the details > > Tony: anonymous has different meaning in different EPRs e.g. anonymous > To and anonymoys ReplyTo in same message has different meaning > > <anish> btw, the use of 'anon' in the URL is very unfortunate. The URL > has nothing to do with being anonymous > > <umit> response endpoint is defined in WSDL binding only. > > Tom: CR15 talks about response endpoints whereas CR4 was all about > anonymous in non response EPRs. Think this can be resolved > > <uyalcina> +1 ti Tom > > Katy: Key. CR15 was specific to response endpoints > > Umit: Response binding only defined in WSDL binding. Should be crisper. > ... Don't think we need to change anything from CR4 > > Bob: Need an owner for CR23 > > <anish> proposal: define 'anon' only in the context of > reply-to/fault-to (not responses) and ask WSRX to defined their own > URI for acksTo > > Katy: WIll attempt to resolve the inconsistencies > > <dhull> Go, Katy! > > Bob: No meeting next Monday. The Next meeting will be enxt week on > Thursday and Friday at the F2F. We will possibly have a group lunch on > Friday. > > > Summary of Action Items > > [End of minutes] > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Minutes formatted by David Booth's scribe.perl > <http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/%7Echeckout%7E/2002/scribe/scribedoc.htm> > version 1.127 (CVS log <http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/2002/scribe/>) > $Date: 2006/02/21 11:43:01 $ >Received on Thursday, 23 February 2006 20:30:52 UTC
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Posted By: Patrick_Hutchinson Posted On: Tuesday, November 5, 2002 07:58 AM
I'm trying to execute an INSERT statement for a MS Access database and I am getting a strange exception. I know the connection is fine because I can query the database fine just not insert. if I try something like this stmt.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ("John Smith")"); it works fine but if I try String name = "John Smith"; stmt.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO Employee VALUES (name)"); the program throws the Exception java.sql.SQLException[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 1 Am I missing something here? I am using the sun ODBC-JDBC driver.
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Thread: Middle name for Clementine?
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Clementine Marisol
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Clementine is a great name! I think a one or two syllable mn:
Clementine Edie
Clementine Grace
Clementine Elodie
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I do agree even though I love Aurelia and Daisy I do think their too princess-y for Clementine. Furthermore leading to this over-the-top nature vibe. Clementine is gorgeous but needs a stronger middle name.
Clementine Elizabeth
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Clementine Jane
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Clementine Annelies
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Clementine Juliet
Clementine Elena (eh LAY nuh)
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July 14th, 2013 06:52 PM #14
I think a short middle name is they way to go.
Clementine Ruth
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Clementine Jane
Clementine Tess
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Still not 100 percent, Backstrom comes up big vs. Hawks
Niklas Backstrom admitted he's still not feeling 100 percent, but things sure didn't look that way on Saturday night.
After suffering from a sprained knee, the Minnesota netminder returned to the ice for his first full game since Oct. 8 and stopped 33 shots as the Wild went on to record a 5-3 victory over the Blackhawks.
Backstrom's return came perhaps a bit early as backup goaltender Josh Harding remains day-to-day with a lower-body strain. But the injury wasn't his focus; getting a win was.
"I try to address every game the same way," Backstrom said following Minnesota's victory. "It doesn't matter what happens, you go out there and try to play your best and help your team, your teammates when they need you.
"You can't really hide behind any excuses, you just try to be there for the guys and find a way to play the best you can."
[MORE: Blackhawks' point streak snapped in loss to Wild]
The Blackhawks came out strong in the first couple minutes of Saturday's game as the top line fired a few early shots Backstrom's way. But it didn't take long for the Wild to find their groove as Zach Parise's early power-play goal gave Minnesota the early boost they were looking for.
The defending Stanley Cup champions created a few good chances to catch back up, but it was Backstrom who stopped the Blackhawks' opportunity for a shift in momentum.
"(The Blackhawks) definitely made a push and played well in the second… but I think when they had some good opportunities, (Backstrom) made some unreal saves. A couple point-blanks, a breakaway from (Patrick) Sharp, he kept us in there," forward Jason Pominville said after scoring two of his team's five goals.
"I think overall it was a good team effort."
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But Saturday night was just the beginning for the Blackhawks and Wild. Both teams will head to Minnesota where they will face off again on Monday night.
The Wild were happy after their win, but they say they can only celebrate for so long.
"It's a big win, but (the Blackhawks are) a really good team. We know we have to be ready on Monday," Backstrom said. "We can enjoy this from today and learn things from tonight to be better on Monday because that's what (the Blackhawks) always do, they step up the next game."


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This is one in a series of conference tournament previews, in which I run down all the teams involved, give a brief statistical review and present the log5 projections, using in-conference offensive and defensive efficiency. The basic log5 methodology comes from Bill James, and this is an area Ken Pomeroy has looked at in the past as well. I claim nothing new in the application, but obviously with slightly different methodologies, these numbers may differ from others you find. I don't claim to be an expert on any particular conference, and I'm sure there are some mis-characterizations on some players I've seen sparingly at best, so please add your thoughts in the comments. Anyway, with no further ado, the preview follows below:
Conference USA Tournament
The C-USA tournament will be held in Memphis, TN, and give the top four teams a first-round bye.
# |
Team |
1 |
Memphis |
100.00% |
98.60% |
94.04% |
86.69% |
2 |
Tulsa |
100.00% |
89.61% |
49.28% |
5.70% |
3 |
100.00% |
79.65% |
43.55% |
5.13% |
4 |
Texas El Paso |
100.00% |
46.00% |
2.25% |
0.75% |
5 |
Houston |
91.19% |
52.96% |
3.37% |
1.38% |
6 |
Central Florida |
81.82% |
19.19% |
5.56% |
0.27% |
7 |
Marshall |
60.25% |
7.15% |
1.13% |
0.03% |
8 |
Tulane |
60.00% |
0.97% |
0.25% |
0.04% |
9 |
East Carolina |
40.00% |
0.43% |
0.08% |
0.01% |
10 |
Rice |
39.75% |
3.24% |
0.36% |
0.01% |
11 |
Southern Mississippi |
18.18% |
1.16% |
0.11% |
0.00% |
12 |
Southern Methodist |
8.81% |
1.04% |
0.01% |
0.00% |
As if Memphis needed more help, the tourney being in its hometown boosts its odds of winning its tournament to the best in the country. Tulsa and UAB seem to be the only teams that have a chance, but let's face it, anyone but Memphis lifting the trophy will be the biggest shock in March.
#1 – Memphis Tigers (28-3, 16-0) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.252
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2008 (Runner-Up)
Memphis ran through yet another undefeated Conference USA season, and should do the same in the tournament. The Tigers have had the nation's best defense, holding opponents under 40% on two-point shots, and forcing a lot of turnovers. They rank in the top 10 in the country in both block and steal rates, and it's been very difficult for teams to get much offense against them. Memphis' offense has also been the conference's best, but its advantage hasn't been quite as wide. It's a good rebounding team that holds onto the ball well, and its shooting is decent, though its best from the inside. Another important note: Memphis has lost just three times on its home floor in the last four seasons, each time to a strong power-conference opponent, and no current C-USA team has won at Memphis in more than seven years.
Player to watch:
6-6 FR Tyreke Evans, 16.9 PPG, 5.5 RPG, 3.7 APG, 2.1 SPG, 48.9 eFG% - There was a lot of talk early in the season about a lack of 'impact' freshmen of the class we've seen over the last few years, but now that it's March, Evans has clearly reached that role, the dominant player on one of the country's best teams. He's not a great shooter, especially from behind the arc, but he's good enough overall, and has distributed the ball well while putting up one of the conference's best steal rates.
#2 – Tulsa Golden Hurricane (22-9, 12-4) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.104
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2003 (2nd Round)
Tulsa was the closest team to beating Memphis, losing by only a single point on its home floor. Like Memphis, Tulsa is strong defensively, though it obviously isn't nearly as good as the Tigers. It dominates behind the arc, holding opponents to just 28% on threes, and does well inside and on the glass, but forces very few turnovers. The Hurricane are average offensively, taking most of their shots from two, and doing pretty well, along with getting to the free throw line often.
Player to watch:
7-0 JR Jerome Jordan, 14.7 PPG, 8.8 RPG, 2.5 BPG, 59.8 eFG% - Jordan is the best big man in Conference USA, an excellent rebounder and shot-blocker who has a good offensive touch, nearly 60% from the field and an impressive 76% from the free-throw line. He's critical to Tulsa's defensive success inside.
#3 – UAB Blazers (21-10, 11-5) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.106
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2006 (1st Round)
UAB finished third in the conference, but was second in efficiency margin, and like the two teams above them, is a defense-first team that manages to score just enough to win. The Blazers aren't great at defending shots, but force a lot of turnovers, are good on the glass, and rarely commit fouls. They also have a couple of major offensive strengths, great inside scorers who hold onto the ball well, but have stumbled because of poor shooting behind the arc and weak offensive rebounding.
Player to watch:
6-2 SR Paul Delaney, 15.9 PPG, 4.4 RPG, 2.0 SPG, 60.5 eFG% - Robert Vaden may get most of the attention, but Paul Delaney has the man who makes the Blazers efficient, with one of the conference's best field goal percentages, 62% from two-point range.
#4 – Texas El Paso Miners (19-11, 10-6) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.036
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2005 (1st Round)
There's a big drop-off after the top three teams, and UTEP doesn't seem to have a great chance of winning the conference tournament. It's becoming a broken record, but the Miners have a solid defense, but just a conference average offense, with their high point total mostly due to the conference's fastest pace. The pace doesn't help them make shots, as they are the conference's worst in FG%. Defensively, they are good on the glass and against perimeter shots, but commit a lot of fouls.
Player to watch:
6-5 SR Stefon Jackson, 23.8 PPG, 5.3 RPG, 43.6 eFG% - In most conferences, Jackson would be the leading scorer, but in C-USA, his 6th place in the national scoring rankings is only good enough for 2nd. Jackson is the kind of player who thrives at the free throw line; his shooting from the field isn't great, but he gets to the stripe a lot, and shoots 84% once there. He also avoids turnovers very well, considering how often he touches the ball.
#5 – Houston Cougars (19-10, 10-6) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.067
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1992 (1st Round)
Houston has struggled to find much consistency, alternating wins and losses in its past six games. Unlike the above teams, the Cougars' strength is scoring, as they are behind only Memphis in the conference offensive rankings. They don't make a high percentage, but have a very low turnover rate, and are good at the free throw line. They are good perimeter defenders, forcing turnovers and stopping threes, but have been weak on the inside.
Player to watch:
6-4 JR Aubrey Coleman, 19.8 PPG, 8.1 RPG, 2.5 SPG, 44.3 eFG% - Coleman scores a lot of points, but this is more due to his large role than his efficiency, as his percentages have not been a particularly strong. He does do a good job of generating a possession advantage, getting a lot of steals while rarely turning it over.
#6 – Central Florida Golden Knights (17-13, 7-9) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.004
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2005 (1st Round)
The Knights are the last team in the league above zero in efficiency margin, if only barely, though a 2-7 finish to the season is hardly encouraging from their standpoint. They've been solid shooters who've done well on the offensive glass, but struggled with turnovers, and their mediocre defensive play has given them a lot of problems. They don't have a serious weakness when defending, but don't do anything well enough to cause opponents problems.
Player to watch:
6-4 SR Jermaine Taylor, 26.6 PPG, 5.2 RPG, 56.2 eFG% - Taylor is the country's 3rd ranked scorer, and takes a higher percentage of his team's shots than anyone in the country, even Stephen Curry. He's an excellent shooter, at 55% from two and 38% from three, and rarely turns the ball over. In his last seven games, he's averaged a simply incredible 35 points.
#7 – Marshall Thundering Herd (15-16, 7-9) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.072
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1987 (1st Round)
Marshall is a bit fortunate to get to the #7 seed, as it's ranked 9th in league in both offense and defense. Its offensive woes have been due to poor outside shooting; it tends to take a lot of threes, but has shot a conference-low 29% on those attempts. Decent inside play can't really make up for that level of ineptitude. Marshall's opponents haven't had the same problems, and the Herd have been the conference's worst at defending shots, especially behind the arc, where opponents shoot 42%. The good news is that they get their hands on the ball a lot, whether from turnovers or rebounds, but opponents don't need a lot of chances to put up points.
Player to watch:
6-6 SR Markel Humphrey, 12.7 PPG, 5.3 RPG, 58.6 eFG% - Humphrey leads the Herd in scoring, despite not taking a lot of shots, thanks to a really high inside percentage, 62% on two-point attempts. He also does well at the free-throw line, and doesn't turn it over much.
#8 – Tulane Green Wave (18-12, 9-7) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.042
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1995 (2nd Round)
The 8-9 game is a tough one, with the 'winner' earning a date to get steamrolled by Memphis, but Tulane look to be the favorites to earn that chance. No team, not even Memphis, has turned opponents over as well as the Wave, and when combined with an average ability to defend inside, Tulane has a solid defense. The offense, though, has consigned them to the bottom half; they make shots decently, but just can't get enough chances, having trouble with turnovers and offensive rebounding.
Player to watch:
6-0 JR Kevin Sims, 13.0 PPG, 2.3 RPG, 4.0 APG, 51.5 eFG% - Sims leads the team in scoring; a good three-point shooter who also puts up a solid assist rate.
#9 – East Carolina Pirates (13-16, 5-11) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.086
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1993 (1st Round)
The only bottom half team to average more than a point-per-possession, the Pirates' great offense couldn't stop a collapse down the stretch, losing their final five games. They excel on the perimeter, taking a lot of threes, and making a high percentage, and controlling turnovers effectively. Of course, with an offense like that, they'd be higher placed if it weren't for the conference's worst defense, which forces very few turnovers and has trouble stopping opponents anywhere on the floor. When you add in the fact that East Carolina grabs very few of its opponents rare misses, you get a unit that is capable of sinking your season.
Player to watch:
5-11 SO Brock Young, 10.6 PPG, 3.9 RPG, 7.7 APG, 1.4 SPG, 42.7 eFG% - Young isn't much of shooter, but there are few players in the country who are as good at helping their teammates as him. Young's assist rate is third nationally, so the Pirates benefit most when he touches the ball, but doesn't shoot it.
#10 – Rice Owls (9-21, 4-12) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.106
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1970 (1st Round)
Now, we're well and truly into the conference dregs, as the bottom three teams should be big underdogs to win even a single game. The Owls are the conference's best three point shooters, at 41%, but actually shoot a similar percentage from two, and are horrible offensive rebounders. If they were a heavy three-shooting team, they could be decent with this profile, but they aren't, and thus have one of CUSA's worst attacks. Rice has been solid at stopping shots, but get such a small percentage of misses back that opponents aren't punished enough when they do miss.
Player to watch:
6-1 SR Rodney Foster, 12.1 PPG, 3.1 RPG, 4.6 APG, 53.9 eFG% - Foster is a great perimeter guard, putting up a good assist rate and hitting 45% of threes, but his inside play is not very good, as he's shot just 36% from two-point range. It he can avoid taking many of those shots inside, he can be an even more efficient player.
#11 – Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles (14-16, 4-12) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.135
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1991 (1st Round)
Southern Mississippi had a decent start to the season, but won just one of its last 11 games to fall into the conference cellar. It has had an average offense on the season, but a lot of defensive struggles, which have resulted in its poor finish. The Eagles have been good defensive rebounders, but haven't forced enough misses for it to really matter. Offensively, they've managed to avoid turnovers better than any team in the conference, and haven't shot a lot of threes, an area where they really struggle. Still, they haven't been strong enough with their numerous inside shots to be above average.
Player to watch:
6-2 JR Jeremy Wise, 15.9 PPG, 3.7 RPG, 4.5 APG, 1.3 SPG, 47.0 eFG% - Wise has been a good guard in terms of assists, but his best offense has come inside; he's just 23% from behind the arc. He's also strong at the free throw line, getting there often and hitting nearly 85% of those attempts.
#12 –Southern Methodist Mustangs (9-20, 3-13) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.139
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1993 (1st Round)
The Mustangs have lost at least 10 conference games in every Conference USA season they've played, and were heavily outmatched this season. They are good three point shooters, and decent inside, strong on the offensive glass and at defending inside shots, but lose the turnover margin battle badly, and are the conference's worst free throw shooters.
Player to watch:
5-11 FR Paul McCoy, 13.4 PPG, 4.0 RPG, 3.0 APG, 1.7 SPG, 50.6 eFG% - McCoy has led the Mustangs in scoring, having been a pretty good shooter from two and three, and put up a good assist rate, though he has had some trouble with turnovers
My statistical all-Conference USA team:
Central Florida SR G Jermaine Taylor, 26.6 PPG, 5.2 RPG, 56.2 eFG%
UAB SR G Paul Delaney, 15.9 PPG, 4.4 RPG, 2.0 SPG, 60.5 eFG%
Memphis FR G Tyreke Evans, 16.9 PPG, 5.5 RPG, 3.7 APG, 2.1 SPG, 48.9 eFG
Memphis SR F Robert Dozier, 12.9 PPG, 6.9 RPG, 1.7 BPG, 55.9 eFG%
Tulsa JR C Jerome Jordan, 14.7 PPG, 8.8 RPG, 2.5 BPG, 59.8 eFG%
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People that care about this in negative ways are douchbags.
I will take the advice of Chris Rock and never opine on the hair of an African American woman. I find it good policy to never negatively opine about the hair of any woman.
I'm going to bed now Michelle. I have to work midnight. I'm thinking of a Pink Floyd song. Wish You Were Here.
Words of wisdom from Mr. know-nothing. What sagacious insights will he give us next.
I thought about Michele Bachmann last night and another Pink Floyd song. Shine On You Crazy Diamond.
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Former WBO Title Challenger Brian "The Beast" Minto (35-4) will face Tony Grano (18-2-1) in an NABF Heavyweight Title Eliminator on Saturday January 28th at Turning Stone Casino in Verona, New York. Both coming off wins, Minto and Grano will battle for the right to eventually face WBC#5, NABF Champ Johnathon Banks (27-1-1). A former WBO NABO Heavyweight Champion, Minto's most notable victories have come via stoppage against former IBF Title Challenger Axel Schulz (26-5) and former heavyweight contender Donnell Holmes (33-1), while his notable heavyweight defeats have come versus former WBC Title Challenger Chris Arreola (34-2) and former WBO Title Challenger Luan Krasniqi (30-4). To his credit, Tony Grano scored an early KO victory over Travis Kauffman (22-1) but thereafter suffered a 2nd round TKO defeat to fringe contender Nicolai Firtha (20-9) for the NABA Heavyweight Title. Grano is coming off a 6th round stoppage over Dominique Alexander (21-13-1) in April. The undercard will feature another heavyweight matchup as Eric Fields (19-1) battles Derrick Brown (13-6) in the eight round co-feature, while local female featherweights Jackie Trivilino (8-3-2) and Ela Nunez (10-11-1) will meet in a six rounder. The card is being presented by Juan Santiago in association with Record Breakers Promotions. Brian Viloria vs. Giovani Segura on Saturday HOBOKEN, NJ (December 6 2011) -- Integrated Sports Media, the pound-for-pound king of sports distribution in North America, announced today that it will distribute the Saturday night "Island Assault 3," featuring the World Boxing Organization ("WBO") Flyweight Championship between defending champion Brian "Hawaiian Punch" Viloria and challenger Giovani "El Guerrero Azteca" Segura, live from Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines. "Island Assault 3," presented by Zanfer Promotions and Saved by the Bell Promotions, is being distributed in the United States by Integrated Sports Media for live viewing at 8:00 PM/ET - 11:00 PM/PT on satellite pay-per-view via DISH Network , for a suggested retail price of only $29.95. Availability via on-line PPV will be announced shortly. "We're looking forward to bringing this action-packed card, headlined by two of the best lighter weight fighters in the world, Viloria and Segura, to US boxing fans," Integrated Sports Media president Doug Jacobs said. "This exciting show continues the heated Filipino vs. Mexican boxing rivalry that is one of the most intense in the sport today." Three-time and reigning world champion Viloria (29-3, 16 KOs), a dual citizen of the U.S. and Philippines, was a 2000 U.S. Olympian. Rated No. 3 by The Ring magazine, Viloria captured the IBF title in his last fight in July, winning a 12-round decision from Julio Cesar Miranda (35-5-1). Brian is a former International Boxing Federation ("IBF") and World Boxing Council ("WBC") light flyweight champion. "I've sparred with Segura in the past and we beat the hell out of each other," Viloria said. "It was the kind of sparring where we could have charged the audience for an entrance fee and they wouldn't have complained. Segura is a very dangerous opponent for me but, if I beat him, I'll get to keep my title and grab his slot in Ring's pound-for-pound rankings." Knockout specialist Segura (28-1-1, 24 KOs), a two-time world light flyweight champion (World Boxing Association Super champion), knocked out previously undefeated WBO champion Ivan Calderon (34-0-1) in a unification fight in 2010 and again this past April in a rematch. The Ring lists Segura, the No. 1 WBO flyweight contender, at No. 9 in its pound-for-pound rankings. The PPV co-feature pits Mexican warrior and former International Boxing Association ("IBA") champion, Martin "El Brochos" Honorio (31-16-1, 16 KOs) and IBF Pan-Pacific titlist Fahsai "Mountain Boy" Sakkreerin (36-2, 20 KOs), of Thailand, for the IBF Interim Super Featherweight Championship. Fighting on the 'Island Assault 3" PPV undercard is undefeated Filipino favorite Al "Captain A" Sabaupan (17-0-1, 12 KOs) versus Roy "The Sniper" Muklis (23-3-2, 18 KOs) for the IBF Pan Pacific Lightweight Championship. For more information about the "Island Assault 3" PPV event go to www.integratedsportsnet.com. Follow Integrated Sports Media on Twitter @IntegratedPPV. TOMMY GALLAGHERS WINNERS HAVE SCARS BOXING SERIES; SERIES BEGINS RESCHEDULED THURSDAY DECEMBER 15TH NORTH BEGEN, NEW JERSEY (December 6, 2011)On Thursday night December 15th, Rich Komissar Promotions will put on his first show in his scheduled boxing series dubbed Tommy Gallaghers Winners Have Scars boxing series at Schuetzen Park in North Bergen, New Jersey. The series is designed to showcase local talent from the Tri-State area while putting the combatants in competitive and crowd pleasing fights. Scheduled to appear will be Peruvian Jr. Lightweight Carlos Zambrano in an eight round fight. Zambrano of North Bergen, New Jersey by way of Chinchia, Peru sports a perfect mark of 13-0 with seven knockouts.. The twenty-seven year old has faced veteran competition in both the United States and Brazil and is coming off a 2nd round stoppage over Roberto Santos De Jesus (11-3) on April 16th. Zambranos opponent will be announced shortly Also appearing will be popular Jr. Welterweight Danny MacDermott in a six round bout against Bryan Abraham. MacDermott of Jersey City, New Jersey has a record of 8-3 with three knockouts and brings great fan base which undoubtedly will be at Schuetzen Park to support their man. MacDermott will be fighting his first battle with his new trainer Tommy Gallagher. Abraham of Schenectady, New York has a deceiving record of 5-9-2 with all of his wins coming by knockout. Abraham has scored major knockout upsets over Dominic DeSanto (5-0-1); Scott Burrell (3-0) and Jonathan Vazquez (4-0-1). In a six round Lightweight bout, Italian Floriano Pagliara (11-4-3, 6 KOs) of Brooklyn, New York via Italy will take on Bryne Green of Vineland, NJ. Pagliara has a great story as he left his family in Italy to pursue his dream of becoming a world champion has some quality over the likes of Antonio Espinoza (11-0) and his last bout which was a twelve round unanimous decision over Istavan Nagy (17-9) to win the Mediterranean Super Featherweight title. Green has a record of 7-5-1 with three knockouts takes on all comers and has some great wins over Ryan Belasco (14-4-3) and then undefeated knockout artist Tyrone Luckey (4-0) Undefeated Colombian Cruiserweight Santander Silgado (18-0, 16 KOs) will make his much anticipated American debut when he takes on Glen Williams (7-5-1, 4 KOs) of Catonsville, MD in a six round bout. Rafael Vazquez (6-0, 4 KOs) of Brooklyn, NY will square off with Shawn Nichol (5-7, 5 KOs) of Lakewood, Colorado in a six round Featherweight bout. 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Kim Kardashian's curves are everywhere and Bill O'Reilly is not happy.
The reality TV star recently posed nude in Harper's Bazaar without any
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Date of Stay: September, 2014 - $34.00
Clean. Friendly. Easy in and out. Good roads. Lots of level, long and grassy pull thru sites. The trees in the pull thru sites are fairly new so there is little shade at this point. Good WiFi and cell service. I did not give it a 10 due to no antenna TV channels available. Altho that is not their fault. I would definitely return. I did notice that the tent sites are a long walk from the showers. There is a porta potty in the tent area. We camped at Allegheny River Campground in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: August, 2014 - $34.00
This is a family owned and operated campground and it is clear that they are proud of it. It is a beautiful setting. All of it was clean and well maintained. They try to run fun activities for children every weekend. It is not a 10 only because the pull-through sites are short of shade (trees are planted - so give it a few years) and those pull-though sites only have 30 amp service. Their online site will tell you that long before you get there. Bicycles and kids all over, but never enough to be annoying. The fact that many sites have seasonal clients should tell you something. If we are ever looking for a stop in this area, we would choose this one. We stayed there as a part of a small rally. We paid for and got some extra service that was excellent, but that is not included in this evaluation. We camped at Allegheny River Campground in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: September, 2013 - $26.00
Only campground in the area. New owners are trying to revamp an old park for the last five years. The park was clean, and they are installing a new pool. We were placed on a back in site, and when we tried to use the water, it came out very rusty. Did not get better by letting it run. Probably old pipes. No cable; could not get on the WiFi which supposedly was "park wide". Okay for a quick overnight. It is close to highway, and we did get some road noise. We camped at Allegheny River Campground in a Travel Trailer.
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Trenton R-9 Band Director, Tim Gilham, said he's proud Trenton entries placed in all of their events at the Carrollton Band Festival Saturday.
(hannibal.net) - A traffic stop Friday night, Sept. 26, on U.S. 36 west of Hannibal resulted in Marion County's largest marijuana bust in history, according to Marion County Prosecuting Attorney David Clayton.
A Trenton man who had been held at the Grundy County Detention Center was pronounced dead at the Wright Memorial Hospital emergency room Friday night.
(komu.com) - Authorities said a police officer was shot Saturday night in Ferguson, Missouri, the scene of racial unrest in the wake of the August shooting death of a black 18-year-old by a white police officer.
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - A now 19-year-old woman says she was raped last year while working at a popular haunted house, and she was fired for reporting the attack to Kansas City police.
With a 14-3 record coming into the eight-team event, the Trenton Lady Bulldogs will be seeded third in Saturday's Centralia Invitational Softball Tournament.Click here to see the Centralia Softball Tournament bracket
The Grundy County Health Department has set five locations on different dates and times.
The Missouri Department of Transportation, Missouri State Highway Patrol and Missouri Operation Lifesaver have declared September 29 through October 3, 2014, as Missouri Rail Safety Week.
COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) - The Fifth Circuit Solicitor's Office released dash cam video in a trooper-involved shooting earlier this month.
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) -- A teacher who spent a month in prison for the rape of a 14-year-old student goes back to court Friday to be re-sentenced after the original judge in the case was censured over comments that placed some responsibility on the victim.
RINGGOLD, Ga. (AP) -- A Tennessee woman was charged with murder after gunning down a northwest Georgia woman because she wanted the woman's newborn baby, a sheriff said.
A variety of cases were heard in the latest session of the Associate Division of Grundy County Circuit Court.
A Trenton man, 45 year old Brian Mock, has been charged in Grundy County with third degree domestic assault.
(Yahoo.com) - A department store in the Philippines was selling a brown T-shirt reading, "It's Not Rape It's a Snuggle With a Struggle," with two hands forming the shape of a heart in the middle.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A woman punched repeatedly by a California Highway Patrol officer on the side of a freeway in an incident caught on video will receive $1.5 million under a settlement, and the officer has agreed to resign.
WICHITA, KS (AP) - The daughter of the BTK serial killer has criticized Stephen King for writing a screenplay partly inspired by the Wichita case in the first public comments from a member of Dennis Rader's family since his 2005 conviction.
A Trenton man was hurt when the pickup truck he was driving overturned off highway 146 west of Trenton.
(kcstar.com) - Former Chiefs' great Len Dawson looked at the large green sign, the one that would soon be posted in front of the bridge that would bear his name, with a sense of gratitude.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bureaucrats in Ferguson, Missouri, responding to requests under the state's Sunshine Act to turn over government files about the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown, are charging nearly 10 times the cost of some of their own employees' salaries before they will agree to release any records.
CHICAGO (AP) -- Teen girls who have sex should use IUDs or hormonal implants - long-acting birth control methods that are effective, safe and easy to use, the nation's most influential pediatricians' group recommends.
The Milan Lady Wildcats played their most complete softball game of the season on Thursday night, rolling past visiting North Shelby by a score of 9-1.
Two persons were injured in a single vehicle accident yesterday near Gilman City.
KENNEBUNK, Maine (AP) - Police say two women opened the trunk of their rental car to retrieve their luggage and were greeted by a snake.
SMITHVILLE, MO (KCTV) - The student at the heart of the controversy that has a high school principal off the job wants to set the record straight from his standpoint.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- A powerful earthquake shook a large swath of Alaska on Thursday morning, knocking things off shelves and causing people to take cover but bringing no immediate reports of injuries or major damage.
The Milan Lady Wildcats remain close to a positive softball surge, late in their 2014 softball season, looking for their increased offensive production to match with a stronger defensive performance. Tonight, Milan hosts North Shelby at American Legion Field.
Former University of Missouri football player, Martin Rucker, is the featured speaker for a Fields of Faith rally at C.F. Russell Stadium in Trenton.
Several employers are expected to be available in one location for a career fair next Tuesday, September 30th, in Trenton.
(yahoo.com) - The family of Kevin Ward Jr. issued a statement Wednesday afternoon that strongly hinted at a civil lawsuit after an Ontario County (N.Y.) grand jury said that it would not indict Tony Stewart in Ward's death on Aug. 9.
(journalstar.com) - A Hamilton County district judge has dismissed drug charges against a 30-year-old St. Louis man arrested in February for having 100 pounds of marijuana in his SUV on Interstate 80.
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The judging panel included Kate Bassett, Gaby Chiappe, Jessica Dromgoole, Peter Gill, Tanika Gupta, Kwame Kwei-Armah, Rob Ritchie and Paul Sirett.
Charman (25) is also business development manager of wesbite What's Onstage.
Acorn Antiques at the Haymarket The stage musical version of Victoria Wood's Acorn Antiques, featuring (it is expected) the original TV cast plus Sally Ann Triplett, will run for sixteen weeks at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, starting on 30th January.
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Turbulence ahead for cloud computing
- Cloud computing to be key technology track at Canalys Channels Forum, 5–7 October 2010, in Barcelona
Palo Alto, Singapore and Reading (UK) – Tuesday, 27 April 2010
Cloud computing took a serious hit with Google's exit from search business, and its subsequent service issues, in mainland China, announced Canalys. While cloud solutions will remain appealing for certain customers with limited international ambitions, the platform's inherent security and access issues will herald a shift back to traditional software models, said the industry analyst group in a recently issued report.
'The two biggest trends in the IT industry – the rise of cloud computing and China's emergence as a global growth engine – have just collided with a bang,' said Steve Brazier, President and CEO of Canalys. 'The hacking of Google's systems in China has demonstrated that security weaknesses in the cloud have moved from a possibility to an actuality.'
Canalys maintains that legacy software companies that reposition themselves for local services, or at least a mixed model, stand to benefit the most from cloud computing flaws, as customers demand increased security and access controls: 'Customers will want global solutions that help them decide what information is stored where, coupled with systems that function competently, even when Internet access is down or restricted,' said Brazier.
As companies have sensitive information across many domains – finance, HR, legal, R&D and marketing, among others – a security breach anywhere could have devastating and far-reaching effects. Likewise, the regulatory threat posed by the local political landscape in emerging countries will influence multinationals' choice of software platform moving forward.
'It would be extraordinarily naïve for a company to believe Google's situation with China is unique,' said Brazier. 'All the US giants have struggled, while local Internet brands have snagged top positions across major areas, such as search, auctions and video sharing.'
Late entry, language and cultural issues, such as failure to adapt to local market trading conditions, combined with site performance, have encouraged customers to stick with local solutions in China. Similarly, other emerging regions, such as the Middle East, Russia and Indonesia, are capable of making unilateral business decisions to the detriment of foreign companies, while the situation in India and Brazil – more stable for now – could change due to the influence of neighboring countries.
According to Canalys, cloud computing will not disappear for some time, due to the continued support of US-based proponents, which have yet to see the model's challenges in emerging markets. Smaller companies, more willing to live with risks, and public bodies, mainly restricted to national borders, will be less concerned about international access issues and local hacking threats.
The future of cloud computing will be a key technology track at EMEA's largest and most influential annual channel event, the Canalys Channels Forum, being held from 5-7 October at the Hotel Arts in Barcelona. This two-day, invitation-only event will feature senior one-to-one meetings, business-savvy keynotes, research into industry and channel trends, and expert-led debates among an audience of more than 500 executives from top vendors, distribution management, leading SMB resellers and Canalys analysts. More information about the event can be found at www.canalyschannelsforum.com.
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Any chance of a reconciliation with Pete Wentz went out the window when Ashlee Simpson made her first red carpet appearance with new beau Vincent Piazza at the Boardwalk Empire premiere in NYC Wednesday.
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The 26-year-old singer -- who split with the Fall Out Boy rocker, whom she wed in 2008, earlier this February -- looked dazzling in a a Temperley London gown at the star-studded event; Piazza looked dapper in an Alexander McQueen suit.
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Language: | Old English |
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lit‧tle1 S1 W1
1 small in size :
[usually before noun]a little house
a cake decorated with little flowers
She was cutting the meat up into little bits.
a little something informal (=a small present, or a small amount of food)
➔ see usage note small1I'd like to buy him a little something to thank him.
2 used between an adjective and a noun to emphasize that you like or dislike something or someone, although they are not important, impressive etc :
something you like or dislike
[only before noun]a useful little gadget
a boring little man
a little bit
a) a small amount of something
a little bit of
With a little bit of luck we should finish by five o'clock.
I'm going to give you a little bit of advice.
Let me tell you a little bit about myself.
b) slightly or to a small degree :
I was a little bit disappointed.
4 short in time or distance :
[only before noun]You could have a little sleep in the car.
We walked a little way along this path.
5 little children are young :
We didn't have toys like this when I was little.
somebody's little boy/girl (=someone's son or daughter who is still a child)
Mum, I'm 17 - I'm not your little girl any longer.
somebody's little brother/sister (=a younger brother or sister who is still a child)
Her little brother and sister were fighting again.
6 done in a way that is not very noticeable :
[only before noun]a little smile
Nicolo gave a little nod of his head.
[only before noun]a) not important :
She gets very angry over little things.
There isn't time to discuss every little detail.
b) not important - used when you really think that something is important :
There's just that little matter of the £5000 you owe me.
8 better, easier etc by a small amount that will have an important effect :
(just) that little bit better/easier etc
Working fewer hours will make life just that little bit easier for me.
9 someone's wife - often used humorously but now considered offensive by many women
the little woman
old-fashioned➔ a little bird told me
at bird (4)WORD FOCUS: youngother words meaning young: little/small used to describe young children, especially below the age of 6
teenage used to describe someone who is between 13 and 19
adolescent used to describe someone who is developing into an adult
youthful looking young
a young person: kid informal a young person
teenager someone who is between 13 and 19
youth a man or boy between 15 and 25, especially one who is involved in fighting or crime
adolescent a young person who is developing into an adult
minor a young person who is not yet legally an adult
the time when someone is young: childhood the time when you are a child
youth the time when you are no longer a child but you are still young
adolescence the time when you develop into an adult
➔ See also youngWORD FOCUS: short
speech/piece of writing: brief, concise, condensed, abridged
person: not very tall, little, tiny, petite
time/event: brief, quick, momentary, fleeting, ephemeral, transient, passing, short-lived
legs/fingers: stumpy, stubby
clothes: skimpy
➔ See also shortWORD CHOICE:
small, littleSmall is a very general word for talking about the size of something • a small village • a small man • He had small brown eyes. • The envelope was too small. • Do you have this shirt in a smaller size?Little is used, especially in spoken English, to show how you feel about someone or something small, for example to show that you like them, dislike them, or feel sorry for them • What lovely little cakes! • her horrid little dog!! You can say 'smaller' or 'smallest', but do not say 'littler' or 'littlest' • Her feet are even smaller (NOT littler/more little) than mine.!! You can use words like 'quite', 'very' and 'too' in front of small, but do not use them with little • a very small car (NOT very little car) ➔ See also small


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Title: | The Gbe Language Continuum of West Africa: A Synchronic Typological Approach to Prioritizing In-depth Sociolinguistic Research on Literature Extensibility |
Author: | Kluge, Angela |
Date: | 2007-12-17 |
Publisher: | University of Hawai'i Press |
Citation: | Kluge, Angela. 2007. The Gbe language continuum of West Africa: A synchronic typological approach to prioritizing in-depth sociolinguistic research on literature extensibility. Language Documentation & Conservation 1(2): 182–215. |
Abstract: | For large language continua, such as Gbe of West Africa, a major challenge stakeholders concerned with language planning issues are facing is the question of the extensibility of written materials. To adequately inform language development program decisions in terms of literature extensibility, ideally, in-depth sociolinguistic studies would be conducted in all of the varieties involved, an undertaking that proves rather unfeasible for large continua.This paper proposes that when applying a multifaceted approach to linguistic data interpretation, such in-depth sociolinguistic studies may be unnecessary. This paper compares the findings of synchronic analyses of lexical and grammatical features elicited among 49 Gbe varieties to the outcomes of more recent Rapid Appraisal sociolinguistic surveys, and the findings of two diachronic studies. In considering the different approaches as complementing rather than contradicting each other, the proposed multifaceted approach exemplifies how different outcomes from various studies may be used to inform focused in-depth sociolinguistic research. Such research would in turn directly influence language program development decisions as to the extensibility of already existing literature to the remaining speech communities of the continuum. |
Sponsorship: | National Foreign Language Resource Center |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10125/1714 |
Keywords: | Gbe, West Africa, literature extensibility, synchronic typological approach, Rapid Appraisal sociolinguistic surveys, diachronic studies |
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I LOVE the Christmas season and I love making Christmas cards (even though I don't get them completed for Christmas or Valentine's Day or Easter or....lol!). But, maybe this year if I make these I'll actually get them done because this card takes NO TIME AT ALL! Seriously - super quick and I really like it so hope you do too!
This uses the Winter Stag stamp set. I cut a piece of Twas the Night cardstock and stamped the stag in nutmeg ink, the tree in evergreen ink and the moon in slate ink. The sentiment is stamped on woodgrain cardstock in cherry ink. Every single stamp is from the winter stag set - isn't it great?! A little silver cord finished off the image which is popped up over a cherry petite polka dot layer which has the silver washi tape from the metallic collection and the deep brown washi tape from the fall collection. The card base is cherry cardstock. You can see how it's popped up in the photo below.
And, as you know, I never think a card is done until it's stamped on the inside too so here's the inside. Nutmeg and Cherry ink again. Clean and simple. If you pre-cut the parts, you can stamp a bunch of these in a few minutes so have fun stamping!
All products are from a muse studio: www.amusestudio.com/seleise
Have a wonderfully creative day!
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
4 comments:
- Danni said...
This is fabulous! Really such a striking card!
- November 7, 2012 at 6:20 PM
- Unknown said...
That is so pretty! Loved how you stamped the scene on the Twas the Night card stock... very nice!
- November 8, 2012 at 5:25 AM
- Patti J said...
Beautiful card, Seleise! I'm liking the stamping on patterned papers more and more - this is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing :) The Washi tape is a great accent too!
- November 8, 2012 at 9:23 AM
- Glittered Paws said...
Love it!!! Just made some tags using the Night before Christmas paper and they turned out really cute.
- November 11, 2012 at 6:33 AM
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