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A four-game losing streak dropped North Carolina State to .500 in the Atlantic Coast Conference last season. Ultimately, that preceded a trip to the Sweet 16.
Now, the Wolfpack finds itself in similar territory — at least, for the first half of that sequence.
"Sitting at 5-5, it's not a great place to be but you just have to kind of look at the things you as an individual can do better and then make sure we stay together as a team," senior Scott Wood said.
N.C. State has lost three straight and five of its last seven games — all conference games. Before Thursday night, each loss in ACC action had been decided in the last 10 seconds.
Then Duke came out and blitzed N.C. State to the verge of a blowout in the first half. The Wolfpack rallied to within single digits late in Cameron Indoor Stadium, but the damage was done in the eventual 98-85 defeat.
That emotional swing was what forward Richard Howell tried to separate after Thursday night's game, with the senior looking to the future.
"Even though we lost, I feel like it could be a stepping stone," Howell said. "We definitely fought back, stayed in there and never held our heads. We were down by 20-something at one point … so it's definitely a stepping stone, but it's also a learning experience."
After Thursday night's game, Gottfried called point guard Lorenzo Brown "doubtful" for Sunday's game, adding that the team would go day-by-day with the situation.
What has helped in Brown's absence has been the crafty play of Tyler Lewis in the past two games, despite losses. The freshman played 75 minutes combined against Miami and Duke — the first- and second-place teams in the conference — and scored 29 points, recorded 11 assists and committed one turnover.
"He's not afraid. It's kind of always in his mind that he has to beat the odds — size and his frame," Gottfried said of the 5-foot-11, 157 pound point guard. "The tough thing for us is that we're not winning, but we're learning that he can help us a lot."
Lewis also has caught the attention of Wood with his confidence and heady play.
"He handled the pressure, he did a good on the defensive end as well," Wood said of Lewis' game against Duke. "He's doing a good job for us and as long as (Brown) ends up being out he's been playing well and he'll keep it up."
So N.C. State approaches a crossroads of its season, at 5-5 in the ACC and spending a week as an unranked team for the first time this season. With road victories already so tough to come by in the ACC — N.C. State is 1-4 away from PNC Arena — Sunday's game at Clemson holds even more importance.
Interestingly, it was an overtime loss at Clemson last season that dropped N.C. State to 7-7 in the ACC. That was before the Wolfpack ran off victories in six of its last eight games to reach the Sweet 16.
Today, N.C. State has a chance to start a similar trajectory, or continue on its recent path of disappointment.
Who: N.C. State (16-7, 5-5) at Clemson (12-10, 4-6)
When: 1 p.m. Sunday (ACC Network)
Where: Littlejohn Coliseum, Clemson, S.C.
Series: N.C. State leads 97-48, including a 66-62 victory in Raleigh earlier this season.
Tip-in: If he starts today, senior Scott Wood will tie Julius Hodge for most career starts (125) in school history.

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Dawn Purbaugh places freshly iced cookies on a rack inside her Monroe bakery, Guilt Free Goodness, on Thursday afternoon. Everything in the bakery is gluten-free, from the cookies and cupcakes to the loaves of bread and pizza crusts.
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Dawn Purbaugh (right) helps customer Nick Beymer choose a selection of gluten-free cupcakes at her bakery, Guilt Free Goodness, on Thursday afternoon. Purbaugh was looking for baked goods to celebrate a gluten-intolerant friend's birthday. Beymer said he was "utterly impressed" by the selection he found at the bakery, leaving the store with a dozen cupcakes, a brownie and a cinnamon roll.
Many of the cupcakes at Guilt Free Goodness are vegan as well as gluten-free.
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Pastry chef April Bakula brings out a fresh batch of cupcakes to stock the shelves.
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Gluten-free pretzels, muffins and sandwiches made on gluten-free bread are all available at Guilt Free Goodness in Monroe.
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Baker Dawn Purbaugh mixes icing for a batch of cookies inside her Monroe bakery, Guilt Free Goodness on Thursday afternoon.
"Yes, it is all gluten free," reads the sign over the bakery as Timmy Oelrich checks on a rack of baked goods.
Cupcakes wait to receive their finishing touches.
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Pastry chef April Bakula puts the finishing touches on a batch of gluten-free cupcakes.
Purbaugh, now 41, said it was hard back then to find foods made without gluten, the wheat-protein that made her sick.
Today, gluten-free products are so popular that she can buy foods that accommodate her illness from nearly every grocery store, and support her own business selling them.
Every day, Purbaugh serves more than 100 customers at her Monroe-based bakery, Guilt-Free Goodness.
A decade ago, it seemed that few people had a problem eating gluten in bread and other foods. Now millions do.
Gluten-free products fly off grocery shelves, and restaurants advertise meals with no gluten.
Some churches even offer gluten-free Communion wafers.
Are there more people with the problem or is it just another food fad?
It might be both, studies say.
Americans will spend an estimated $7 billion this year on foods labeled gluten-free, according to Mintel, the market research firm.
The best estimates are that more than half the consumers buying these products -- perhaps way more than half -- don't have any medically diagnosed reaction to gluten, said Melissa Abbott, who tracks the gluten-free market for the Hartman Group, a Seattle-area market research organization.
Some people buy gluten-free because they think it will help them lose weight, she said.
These "fad dieters," as Abbott calls them, are the largest group of consumers in her research.
But gluten-free products aren't always healthier, she said.
Foods that replace gluten with other ingredients, such as rice, tapioca and potato starch, instead of omitting the protein, have added processed fat and starches.
"Studies have proved that celiac patients who ate these products over a period of time actually gained weight," Abbott said.
Other people mistakenly believe they are sensitive to gluten.
"We have a lot of self-diagnosing going on out there," she said.
For more than 10 years, Abbott has been tracking the gluten-free market by shopping with consumers and unpacking groceries to see how they use products.
She said that many of the people she has visited who believe they react poorly to gluten might be mistaken.
"They will say, 'Oh, I'm totally allergic to gluten,' but when we open up their cupboards, we see beer and other products that they haven't been having a problem with."
Still, research suggests more people are truly getting sick from the gluten found in wheat, rye and barley, but the reasons aren't clear.
In 2009, a research team led by the Mayo Clinic's Dr. Joseph Murray looked at blood samples taken from Americans in the 1950s and compared them with samples taken from people today, and determined it wasn't just better diagnosis driving up the numbers. Celiac disease actually was increasing.
Indeed, the research confirms estimates that about 1 percent of U.S. adults have celiac disease today, making it five times more common now than it was 50 years ago, Murray and his colleagues reported in the July 2009 issue of the American Journal of Gastroenterology.
That translates to nearly 2 million Americans with celiac disease.
Some scientists suggest that there may be more celiac disease today because people eat more processed wheat products like pastas and baked goods than in decades past, and those items use types of wheat that have a higher gluten content.
It might also be caused by changes made to wheat, Murray said.
In the 1950s, scientists began cross-breeding wheat to make hardier, shorter and better-growing plants. It was the basis of the Green Revolution that boosted wheat harvests worldwide. Norman Borlaug, the U.S. plant scientist behind many of the innovations, won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work.
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Gluten: A protein found in wheat, rye and barley that helps dough rise and gives baked goods structure and texture.
Celiac disease: An autoimmune disease, triggered by gluten, that causes the body to attack the intestinal system, creating symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating and intermittent diarrhea. Celiacs don't absorb nutrients well and can suffer weight loss, fatigue, rashes and other problems.
Celiac disease is different from an allergy to wheat, which affects a much smaller number of people, mostly children who outgrow it.
Gluten sensitivity: The condition of people who suffer bloating and other celiac symptoms but test negatively for the disease, diagnosed through blood testing, genetic testing or biopsies of the small intestines.
Snohomish County is studded with stores selling gluten-free goods. Here are a few:
Guilt-Free Goodness: 14957 N. Kelsey St., Monroe; 360-794-5266; www.guilt-free-goodness.com.
Janell's Gluten Free Market: 7024 Evergreen Way, Everett; 425-347-3500; www.janellsglutenfreemarket.com.
Just for the Health of It: 9214 State Ave., Marysville; 360-691-9713.
Beyond baked goods
We expect to find gluten in our baked goods, but the protein is also used to thicken or firm up other foods.
Here are five foods with gluten that might surprise you:
1. Blue cheese
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JONESVILLE — With increased attendance comes increased traffic, which has caused Arlington First Baptist to rethink its traffic flow plan.
The church has changed the traffic flow of its annual trunk-or-treat event to make the situation safer for children and adults who participate each Halloween.
Arlington First Baptist has held the trick-or-treating substitute for five years, with each year seeing higher attendance than the previous one. Attendance has jumped from 150 the first year to more than 500 last year.
"It's grown 100 or 200 every year that we've done it," Assistant Pastor Marty Nixon said. "We run out of candy every year and it's just a wonderful thing to meet the families in the community."
Nixon estimated that 90 percent of the families who participate are in the immediate area, but added that some come from as far away as Ronda-Clingman to join the fun.
The sixth annual event is poised to break that record again.
The potential problem lies in the location of the church relative to the number of cars and walkers enjoying the program.
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Runtime vs Compile time, Static vs Dynamic
I misspelled a method call, but it sill compiled. What gives?
Take this simple script as an example:
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Will I get a performance boost if I statically type all of my fields and methods?
Actually, no. The way Groovy method selection is done, it actually takes longer if you provide lots of static type information. This could possibly change in the future, but as of Groovy 1.1 this is not the case. See this thread for more info.
But can't you add warnings so I can see missing methods at compile time?
In theory, we could. It would only work for methods available at compile time, and only for fields and parameters that you have strongly typed. But as we mentioned above, that hurts performance! Plus, there are a number of frameworks that rely heavily on dynamic methods (i.e. GORM ). In this case, you would get gobs of warnings, and likely just start ignoring them because it is just noise.
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Can't we provide some sort of "NotDynamic" flag to speed up method invocation?
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Tongue firmly in cheek, Tobold asks what game companies could do to build a better community.
I'll take the question seriously and give several possibilities. But I'd also like to take a step back, and consider the greater strategy behind each idea. As well, remember that all things have a price, but some prices are worth paying.
A. Improve the environment
The idea behind the Broken Windows Theory is that "humans constantly monitor other people and their environment in order to determine what the correct norms for the given situation are." An environment in disrepair encourages people to be more anti-social, while a maintained environment prevents further vandalism.
Basically, the theory states that paying attention to small violations of social norms helps prevent larger violations. Accordingly, here are a couple of suggestions following this theory:
1. Have a strict naming policy
Normally, naming rules are very relaxed, save on Role-Playing servers. Enforcing stricter naming rules for characters, guilds, and PvP names would send a signal about what is acceptable and not acceptable. We've all seen the terrible, scatological, rude, and quite frankly stupid names that abound in WoW.
They're kind of like graffiti and petty vandalism. Making sure that names are decent (and also don't use special characters) might improve the general environment.
2. Stricter forum moderation
Hyper-aggressive forum moderation would set a the standard for what is acceptable behavior. Forum bans should also result in in-game bans, further linking the idea that how one behaves on a forum should match how you behave in-game.
B. Filter your audience
There's an old saying that "one rotten apple spoils the bunch." Here, the idea is that a single malicious player can destroy the community for numerous other players. That player might also influence other players to behave badly as well. Identifying and getting rid of that player might have the greatest impact on the quality of your community.
3. Be more willing to ban players
If it looks like a player is a bad influence, ban them. Even if it is debatable, maybe it is better to lose a good player than keep a bad player.
4. No PvP
If you follow the Bartle archetypes of Killer, Achiever, Socializer, and Explorer, Killers are the ones who enjoy harming the game experience of others. Killers are also greatly attracted to PvP. Getting rid of PvP gets rid of a major attraction for those players and makes it less likely that they will join your game.
There's some circumstantial evidence for this. First, battlegrounds have always been much worse than dungeons. Heck, I've been in BGs that featured vicious insults and trash talk when we were winning!
Second, of the MMOs I've played, the Lord of the Rings Online community (at least prior to going F2P) always had a very good community. I don't think it's a coincidence that it's the one game that featured the least PvP.
C. Remove sources of conflict
Maybe to improve the community, the best thing to do would be to remove the things players fight over.
5. Make the game easy.
In my experience, players are pretty easy-going as long as they are successful. It's really only when failure happens that the knives come out. If the game was much easier than it is, maybe players would have less to fight about.
Anyways, those are some ideas to improve the community of an MMO. Remember that they all have drawbacks, which I really haven't discussed at all.


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You didn't go see the Mighty Ducks. You went to see Paul Kariya.
He kept the building full when the novelty disappeared. He gave the Ducks points when games seemed pointless. He was the face of the franchise when no one was using that tiresome phrase, although he was really the legs.
Then came the Cup and the Twins and the Hall of Fame defensemen and the annual playoff trips. Kariya missed all of that.
He retired in 2011, on terms dictated by the elbows of others. He is neither gone nor forgotten, but the essential Duck is now invisible.
Oh, you can catch him at a beach now and then, surfing. The concussions that robbed Kariya of a proper goodbye do not keep him out of the water. Scott Niedermayer joins him sometimes, watches him prepare and practice as if he were facing the Red Wings again.
"He has his little warmup, he works hard out on the water," Niedermayer said. "For someone who isn't a lifelong surfer, I would find it hard to believe someone could be better. He loves it. It's fun to see. He's having a lot of fun."
"He reads the books about how to surf, he watches surfing videos," Teemu Selanne said. "He wants to be as good as he can be. He's out there every day. And he told me that once I'm done playing, we'll play golf once a week."
But Kariya will not ride a wave or a car or any other mode of transportation into Honda Center, and not because of any particular antipathy toward the Ducks, who have changed mightily since he left after the run to Game 7 of the 2003 Stanley Cup Final.
"He's generous with the kids, and I was there one day when he gave away 10 pairs of skates and some sticks," Selanne said. "I need to talk to him, find some way to get him back with the Ducks' family. Obviously he was the No. 1 star here. He has a lot to give to this organization.
"They should retire his number. Absolutely. But he says, no, don't ever talk to him about that. He's still a little humble about that, for sure."
Selanne senses Kariya is "bitter" about the way it all ended, about the fact that Kariya's head became a piñata, and nobody seemed to care.
In 1997 he got his first concussion, from Montreal's Mathieu Schneider. In 1998 he was pole-axed by Chicago's Gary Suter and missed 28 games and the Nagano Olympics, where he would have been Canada's best shootout weapon against Dominik Hasek.
In 2003 he took a head shot from New Jersey's Scott Stevens in Game 6 of the Final. Carried off, he skated back and produced the most electric moment in 20 years of Ducks hockey: a massive slapper that zinged past Martin Brodeur.
In 2009, playing for St. Louis, Kariya came out of the penalty box just in time to take an elbow to the head from Buffalo's Patrick Kaleta.
Suter got a four-game suspension. Stevens and Kaleta were not suspended.
Doctors told Kariya his career was over in the summer of 2011, just as the Ducks, at Selanne's urging, were trying to sign him.


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And watching the past couple of games, There are a couple of things that are clear. He can adapt and adjust his game. If you have been paying attention to his game, he's no longer running into the defense recklessly. He's now throwing up these floaters before he gets into the teeth of the defense. He's doing it at a consistent basis. But they aren't falling for him. He's going to have to really practice that shot if it's going to be a staple in his game which it looks to be.
If there's one issue with him that is really hurting him, it's his inability to play at different speeds and his habit of playing in a straight line iso. I don't think I've ever seen Rivers curl to the basket the way Vasquez does. He's going to have to learn to be really crafty to create space in the paint. Guys like Parker, Curry, and a lot of less athletic guards developed a lot of creative ball fakes, stop on a dime pump fakes, spins, and a fake pass to create space and hesitation for the defense. Rivers has the right idea with the floaters but he's going to have to find ways to create space. Rivers has the tools to be dominant in dribble penetration but it's going to take a couple of years for his body and game to develop.
Rivers is naturally small even if his listing doesn't make it seem so. I don't think one off-season will be enough for him to grow physically. I think it's going to take a couple of years unless you want him to sacrifice his speed and agility to carry some extra weight. Regardless, from what I've seen, I have zero expectations for him for the rest of the year. As far as I'm concerned, he's a development player who getting minutes due to injuries.
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For people looking to FA as a saving grace (I'm not), here's a list of potential targets:
Iggy (if he exercises ETO)
Josh Smith
Jennings (restricted)
Teague (restricted)
Mayo (if he declines his player option)
and then there's Howard. LOL.
I'm not up to speed with all the percentages and PER's and super stat break downs, but last night was my 4th game at the hive this season, and to my untrained eye Austin Rivers looks very lost out there. He's got some quick moves with the ball but can't finish, and in games like last night when the ref's were only calling the fouls on the Horents, he' looks like he's just running around out there with no purpose. Lopez was on fire again in the first, but picked up 4 fouls quick and was largely on the bench in the 2nd half. Anderson is running away Team MVP honors. Kobie is a hell of a player, but I think I could count on both hands (maybe one) how many time he DID NOT run up and down the court clutching and grabbing his man on defense, with no calls I might add. OK this was my first time seeing D. Howard play live. No disrespect but he looks like a cartoon, Bodybuilder above the waist, and runway model below the waist. The chairs around my kitchen tables have legs bigger than his. Anyway, he's a bulldozer in the paint who throws around his oversized shoulders and gets an attitude when he gets called for it (which was rare last night).
Darius Miller has to be shaking his head sitting on the bench watching Xavier Henry run up and down the court eating up quality minutes. Anyone think Miller is being dangled as trade bait? I can't figure out why he is not getting time. Unless I've missed something he's done out there that was so horrible that Henry is a better option.?.
What I would like to know is why Monty isn't playing Rivers at PG?
Isn't this the reason they picked him.....to mold him into a PG/SG role?
Don't give me that crap that we haven't got anyone else to play SG because if we wanted
we could play Henry, Miller, Mason and Roberts at SG and they would play as bad or even better then Rivers.
He played his best game at the point this season coming off the bench and then Monty decides to play him at SG again.
Don't get me started on Miller either!
WTF he is doing with Miller......why isn't he getting minutes?
Because he fouls? These guy's need to develop their games not ride the bench.
Would playing Miller tonight for 15 minutes make us lose by more?.......hardly.
Also Monty needs to make subtle changes with his players.
Too many times he will try something and then quickly give up on his players.
I know Mason is starting games because of his defense but how will Miller improve if he gets 2 minutes a game?
We are re-building and Mason is not the future so why should he see minutes before Miller, Henry or even Rivers? He scored 3 points tonight in 23 minute which came in junk time. Miller couldn't do that?
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I know the Rivers argument has been beat to death but the issue is that he was the 10th pick and clearly was undeserving of it. He didn't fill a need and there were better players chosen after him. Also, everyone says he'll be good in 2 to 3 years but guess what? The hornets are bad today. We had 2 lottery picks and we used 1 of them on a project. We need to get better now so that we can continue to build. The hornets were not in a position to pick a player that is a future prospect. If we take the the popular opinion about EG's ability to stay healthy, why would you draft a 2 guard that according to popular belief won't be ready to play until 3 years down the line? Why not draft one that's ready now? Why nt go PG or SF? The Rivers pick is mind boggling. I can only believe the it was a favor to Doc. There's no other reason for the pick.
He didn't fill a need? Lol. This team has huge problems initating their offense because they don't have enough ballhandlers with enough quickness to beat single cover full-court pressure by themselves. They also lack people that can cause a defense to collapse on them on a drive toward the rim. That is a huge aspect of the offensive game in today's NBA.
He has not produced to expectations, but saying he was a waste of a pick is way, way too early of a judgement.
And it is a good thing the Hornets are still bad this year. We need more talent at any position (except PF). Draft picks are a great and relatively inexpensive way to obtain said talent.
In short, stop thinking so short term.
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I might be a homer but last night's officiating was awful. I felt like the refs started bailing out the Lakers once the Hornets had an 8 point lead late in the 2nd quarter.
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We need another decent pick before we attempt to contend, was always on the cards. Sonics/Thunder drafted top 5 for three successive years.. going back 20 years, the Hornets drafted top 5 three successive years too (Gill/LJ/Zo).
We had $30 mil worth of talent on the floor last night, which is what the Lakers spend on Kobe alone. We play our cards right, we could become the next OKC or Memphis- but not this year.
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And having just Gordon being capable of initiating the offense is not good. Pretty much every contender has at least two. Greivis is not that guy. Rivers can be in 2 years. He was perhaps the closest to what we needed at that pick. If Royce White didn't have the mental issues he does, he would have been my preferred choice at that spot.
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The biggest problem with Rivers is he can't shoot at all so teams will always pack it in until he improves that aspect of his game. He can initiate offense, but mostly for himself. He doesn't see the floor that well since he's mostly focused on his defender and getting to the bucket. He has no mid-range game either.
I think Rivers is trying so hard to shake the stigma that he's a selfish player... and that can hurt your game. He has ALWAYS been an attacking guard off the dribble, and he's been a pretty good shooter in the past.
but it just seems to me that he's trying to hard NOT to be the player he used to be. I never thought the guy was a "ballhog" or "selfish"... I just think that in high school, AAU, College, and whatever other level he has played... that's what teams ASKED him to do. Lets be serious... would Coach K intentionally start and play a kid that was so selfish and ball-hog'ish?
He looks uncomfortable out there because the player that he's always been isn't the player he seems to be now. I often find myself yelling at the TV for Austin to take a player off the dribble and just make an aggressive play. Just do something. Shooting guards are supposed to SHOOT! He's too passive, and I think that's a result of what's been written about him. Monty said after we drafted him that he wanted Austin to attack. So I know Monty isn't putting the handcuffs on him. He's still real young and has plenty of time to get better. I'm not giving up on him.
As for Xavier henry... I think monty knows what he's got in Darius Miller... IMO he's letting henry get out there and play so that he can (at least try) to raise his trade value. Miller should be a Hornet (or pelican... whatever) for a long time. he's everything that Henry is not. Miller can shoot... he can defend, rebound and pass.
We have a few holes to fill for next season though...
I think Rivers truly is our PG of the future.
We'll need a solid SG to back-up EG... and start for EG when he's hurt.
We need a bonafide stud SF. Miller is at least for now a good back-up SF.
We need one more athletic BIG. Doesn't have to be a back-to-the-basket scorer, but somebody that can play defense, grab some boards, and eat fouls.
Imagine how good this Pelicans team will be when/if everyone gets healthy or just healthy enough to where Gordon/Ryno and the brow is on the court together. I guarantee you other teams will fear the beak
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Well, it's been a _really long week_ for us here at Gone Raw Headquarters.
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When more products are made in America, there will be greater opportunity for our people to Make It In America. House Democrats' Make It In America plan focuses on creating the best conditions for American businesses to manufacture their products, innovate, and create jobs right here in the U.S. President Obama has already signed sixteen Make It In America bills into law, many of which passed Congress with bipartisan support. Leaders in business and labor alike support the Make It In America plan because it will set us on a solid path forward to a future of greater competitiveness, more jobs, and long-term economic success.
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Adopt and pursue a national manufacturing strategy
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Every year since 1987, all over the world, the Olympic Day Run unites men, women and children of all age. Today more than 150 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) organise this great sport event.
In January 1948 at its 42nd Session in St Moritz, Switzerland, the IOC approved the idea of an Olympic Day. This celebration would be used to commemorate the creation of the IOC on 23 June 1894 in Paris. Olympic Day was held for the first time on 23 June 1948, with a total of nine NOCs hosting ceremonies in their respective countries: Austria, Belgium, Canada, Great Britain, Greece, Portugal, Switzerland, Uruguay and Venezuela.
More than 40 years later, in 1987, the first Olympic Day Run was organised over a distance of 10 km, with 45 NOCs participating. This initiative was launched by the Sport for All Commission of the IOC, and aimed at promoting the practice of sport around the world. It has become a global celebration of the Olympic Day and contributes to the promotion of Olympic ideals all around the world.
In 2008, after more than twenty years of global success, the Olympic Day Run adapted to the specificities of the NOCs by becoming the 'Olympic Day' again. This worldwide event aims at uniting all promotion and Olympic Day and Olympic valures celebration activities of the NOCs.
Since its inception, Olympic Day has broadened its audience, adapting to the local specificities. Numerous NOCs continue to organise the traditional Olympic Day Run but have diversified their activities around the theme of "Move, learn and discover", by proposing the practice of other sports, cultural and educational activities around the Olympic values, and sessions to discover new sports.
In 2008, year of the XXIXth Olympiad in Beijing, 3.8 million men, women, childen or senior participated throughout the world to the Olympic Day, mobilising 142 NOCs - proof of an ever-growing popularity.
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The Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam is at the Hampton Coliseum today and Saturday. The 12', 10,000-pound machines will race on a custom track and will fly over or smash through obstacles.
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Tom Varndell says Heyneke Meyer pushed Leicester to the limit during a gruelling pre-season schedule.
Varndell, the Premierships leading try-scorer last season, believes the Tigers are fitter than ever and are raring to go ahead of Sunday's opening clash against Gloucester.
"Heyneke has worked us hard. He has worked us until breaking point," Varndell told the Leicester Mercury.
"He kept saying 'I can't break you boys'. But there were points where I felt close to breaking. However, I have enjoyed myself. It has been mentally tough, as well as physically demanding, but I have enjoyed every minute of it. It has been one of the hardest pre-seasons I have done, and we have had some hard fitness coaches in the past."
"But everyone is still smiling and looking forward to hitting the ground running at Gloucester. Physically, I feel ready to take on the marathon that is the Premiership.
"We won't lose games because we are not fit enough. That is not going to be an excuse. Everyone is fitter than they have ever been. The team is looking good."
Meyer replaces Marcelo Loffreda who was sacked after just seven months in charge and has made an immediate impact in his short time in England. Varndell believes the club made the right decision appointing the South African.
"Heyneke is brilliant," said Varndell. "He is a breath of fresh air and has a really positive attitude. He loves his rugby and it's fantastic to have him around. He encourages all the players and the players want to play for him. There is a really good atmosphere.
"He is completely different to Marcelo. I'm not saying that Marcelo was bad, I didn't have a problem with him, but Heyneke is fantastic to have around. The whole atmosphere of the club is very different and everyone is a lot more positive."


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Wow Divorce is on the table as new law. You heard it here first folks.
Simple point he was making was that people who come from 2 parent homes have a better chance in life, more money more successful etc.
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My daughters a teacher of low income kids very few have 2 parents and it reflects in the kids. God forbid we get back to a country that believes in marriage instead of shacking up having kids without being married and having kids to get more welfare money .
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Did Mr. Romney "lie" about the number of jobs women have lost in the last 4 years? "Fact checkers" say yes. But other data says not so fast.
Organization self-titled "Fact Check Dot Org": "Romney claimed 580,000 women have lost jobs under Obama. The true figure is closer to 93,000."
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS: "Nearly 5.5 Million Women Are Currently Unemployed – An Increase Of 451,000 Women Since President Obama Took Office. (10/10/12)"
Just a fun little exercise in checking the facts of the fact checkers
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That whole women and binders and the single-family household made my hackles stand up.
Good thing he didn't dwell on it. Because he sounded stupid.He
better stick to convincing us about his 5 step plan.
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The Charlotte Hornets soon will be back. Although the logo won't be exactly the same, the teal-and-purple motif should be enough to satisfy fans who have missed the color scheme ever since they were forced to give their old Starter jackets to Goodwill.
The Hornets aren't the only team that needs to dig into its past for the perfect logo. Several other teams could use some re-branding, and in a lot of cases, they already came up with the ideal logo before. They just need to undo the damage done when they retired those logos unnecessarily.
Of course, one person's beloved old logo is another person's eyesore. Not every fan will agree that each of these logos is an improvement over the current version. Even if fans universally agree a team has to go back to a former insignia, not every fan will agree of which old version to use. But take a lot at 10 logos that prove these teams were on to something before they threw it all away.
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NLL Press Release - October 24, 2013
New Era, the international lifestyle brand rooted in sports, announces the addition of the National Lacrosse League (NLL) to its sports headwear collections. The agreement with the NLL makes New Era the league's exclusive cap supplier. The agreement also provides the NLL with retail distribution at select New Era outlets. The two-year agreement includes 2014 & 2015 NLL seasons.
"The NLL is proud to join the NFL and Major League Baseball in offering New Era as our official cap," said NLL Commissioner George Daniel. "Our fans are sure to be thrilled with the dynamic styles and selections that New Era offers."
At initial launch, fans will be able to purchase team gear in 9FIFTY snapbacks, 39THIRTYstretch fit and 9FORTY adjustable silhouettes, as well as a knit cap. Moving forward, New Era and the NLL plan to expand the product offerings available to fans to offer more styles.
"The NLL is a fantastic addition to our portfolio of licensing partners," said New Era Sr. Director of Global Licensing Darrell De Bey. "There has been tremendous growth in the interest of the NLL - we're excited to be a part of that continued story and bring our products to the passionate fans of lacrosse."
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Ungaro II
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Me, too. Ungaro II
Snarky is as snarky does.
Let's make it three in a row!
Ungaro Pour L'Homme II
by Ungaro
Top notes: Basil oil, Bergamot oil, Coriander, Lavender, Lemon, Neroli, Orange
Middle notes: Carnation, Geranium, Ginger, Jasmin, Orris, Pepper, Rose
Base notes: Ambrein, Benzoin, Cedar, Civet, Leather, Musk, Patchouli, Sandal, Tonka, Vanilla
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L'Eau de Gouverneur by Comptoir Sud Pacifique
Current Top 5
1. Creed Aventus
2. A*Men Pure Malt
3. L'instant Extreme
4. Nasomatto Duro
5. CDG - Kyoto
Wow, I wonder when the last time a scent that wasn't GIT, TdH, LdDM, Guerlain Vetiver, etc. got three wears on the same day?
This may be a brash thing to say, in fact I know it is, but if I had to live - god forbid - with only one scent from here on out, I'd choose Ungaro II. Oh yes, I've fallen hard and fast. I don't know how for the last 10 months or so I considered it only a 3 star scent.
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Top note: Bergamot, Orange, Peach, Hyacinth, Ylang-Ylang
Middle note: Tiaré Flower, Orange Flower, Jasmine, Orris, Black Elder
Base note: Sandal, Patchouli, Amber, Vanilla
A day away from work gives a chance to have a full wearing of this. It seems like a very penetrating floral oriental, with lots of high-profile floral notes. I'll see what kind of occasions this might be suited for.
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Parfumerie Generale Iris Taizo - first time from a sample
I'm probably not "getting" this one yet. Sigh.
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Guerlain Imperiale!
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Guerlain Vetiver (current formulation)
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Dior Homme Sport
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Giving Guerlain Homme a full day's wearing today.
I get the same good longevity that most have experienced with this one but not much projection. Let's see what happens today as it's supposed to hit 80 degrees here in Jersey.
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Jo Malone Lime, Basil & Mandarin.
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SotE : 1000 - Jean Patou
Creed Green Irish Tweed
Left over from doing a d****t....and wonderful for a day promising to hit 80 F!!!
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Guerlain, Vetiver
Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. (Keats)
GIT as SotD
These things cannot be long hidden: the Sun, the Moon, the Truth--Buddha
To celebrate that I finally got a vintage extract of it: Guerlain's Nahema. Take Mitsouko, pump up the rose, take away the pepper, juice it up with mandarin and more bergamot, and warm it up with tonka bean. Then you have Nahema.
Do I need to say how proud I am that I also finally found a reissued Parfum des Champs-Élysées for a reasonable price? Plus a huge vintage Chant d'Arômes EdC
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Bois de Turquie by Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier (first time from a sample - thanks sloan_8013)
Parfumerie Generale Aomassai (from a sample)
Deeeeeeeelicious! A caramel, toasted hazelnut, and licorice gourmand with background notes of wood, vetiver, and incense. Like Yohji Homme but more roasted and more robust. A little goes a long way! What sets Aomassai apart from other masculine gourmands is the absence of coffee and vanilla notes (though vanilla is a component of caramel, I know).
Montale Red Vetyver
Vétiver Extraordinaire (Frédéric Malle)
Miller Harris cuir d'oranger
Montale Blue Amber
Guys, Ungaro II sounds fantastic. Adding it to my "to test" list now. Is it readily available (to try) at any department stores?
I have a day off, even though I need to do some work and massive amounts of cooking (we are having colleagues from my new job over for dinner: Squash soup, 7-vegetable couscous, leek croquettes (to go on top of the couscous), grilled fish and tofu, grilled portabello mushrooms with pesto, caesar salad, and gingerbread inlaid with fresh and candied pears, and cinnamon icecream). It's so nice to actually have some time to really cook - and to "catch up" with my BN buddies!
I am in Creed Ambre Canelle. Not quite sure whether it's the fact that I've got some time off, or if I'm being subliminally influenced by the fact that this was Eva Peron's signature fragrance, but wearing Ambre Canelle today makes me feel like a sex goddess. Even more than usual.
Notes (from Perfume.com): Cinnamon Leaves, Pink Pepper, Rose, Cinnamon, Bay Leaf, Coriander, Ambergris, Tonkin, Musk.
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My sale thread has some of my underappreciated fragrances looking for a good, new home...
Today, I'm wearing Czech & Speake No. 88 again from a sample in anticipation for the whole bottle to arrive. I like it more and more with every wear.
I'm a colognosaurus. Rawr!
Davidoff Cool Water
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Rive Gauche Intense
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Latrelle: "What?"
Peggy: "Brother Boy has tried to kill himself. He jumped out of his bedroom window."
Latrelle: "Isn't he only on the second floor?"
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Rive Gauche - YSL
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Un Bois Vanille - Serge Lutens
It goes well with the early snow still on the ground from the weekend.
Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.
~ Robert Brault
A day of shopping for walking shoes and I felt like something light and clean smelling so I'm in:
Thierry Mugler Cologne
The clean sharp notes that this presents on my skin is really appealing when I'm looking for a scent that makes me feel clean. From the bergamot at the top through the orange in the midlle ending at the musk in the base each phase is distinct in its presentation and quite pleasing to my nose.
Have a great day everyone.
Last edited by Somerville Metro Man; 13th October 2008 at 03:27 PM.
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contemplating for the evening
Last edited by MFJ; 13th October 2008 at 03:57 PM.
Roger & Gallet's Extra Vielle (spelling?) for me today. I was in the shower and all the R&G bath products on the shower shelf made me pick it.
That girl, that bottle, that mattress and me.


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Peareth Paces Women's Golf to Third Place Finish at 2012 Conference Carolinas Tournament
April 24, 2012
VASS, N.C. - On a tough scoring day where just two players recorded rounds in the 70's, the Pfeiffer University women's golf team wrapped up the 2012 Conference Carolinas tournament in third place. Steph Peareth finished tied for sixth overall to lead the Lady Falcons.
Peareth concluded with a final round 85 for a two-day total of 163. Freshman Danielle Haizlip finished with a second round 88 for a 172 while Chelsea Demers wrapped up three behind Haizlip overall.
Lauren Lyle and Amanda Wemple tied for the third-best rounds on the team Tuesday finishing with an 89. Tegan Skirpstas of Mount Olive won individual medalist honors with a two-day total of 150.