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A Poetry Reading with Carolyn Creedon and Edward HirschPosted Oct. 2, 2012
We are thrilled to announce the next event in our 2012-2013 Reading Series: a poetry reading by Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize-winner Carolyn Creedon and the prize judge, Edward Hirsch. The reading will take place on October 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Kent Student Center Kiva Auditorium.
Hirsch is the author of numerous books of poetry and prose. He has received many awards including fellowships from the Guggenheim and MacArthur foundations, the Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome, an Ingram Merrill Foundation Award, a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, and an Academy of Arts and Letters Award. He is currently the president of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
Creedon is the winner of the 2011 Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize for her book, Wet. She is a writer, editor, and 15-year veteran of the waitress wars. Her poems have appeared in the Massachusetts Review, American Poetry Review, Ploughshares, Yale Review, Rattle, Best New Poets, Best of the Best American Poets, and elsewhere.
"The prestigious, annual, Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize, published by the Kent State University Press, now in its eighteenth year, is a highlight of our reading series and one of the many ways that the Wick Center continues to encourage new voices regionally and nationally," says director David Hassler. "This year's winner, Carolyn Creedon, will be reading from her book, Wet, along with contest judge, award-winning poet Edward Hirsch. We are thrilled for the praise Creedon has already received for her book, which Hirsch calls 'fiery and fervent.'"
Yale literary critic Harold Bloom has said that Creedon "is not like anyone else now publishing in our country. Her directness and immediacy make her a kind of legitimate granddaughter of the sublime Walt Whitman."


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The Dark Side of Analyst Coverage: The Case of Innovation
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We examine the effects of financial analysts on the real economy in the case of innovation. Our baseline results show that firms covered by a larger number of analysts generate fewer patents and patents with lower impact. To establish causality, we use a difference-in-differences approach that relies on the variation generated by multiple exogenous shocks to analyst coverage, as well as an instrumental variable approach. Our identification strategies suggest a negative causal effect of analyst coverage on firm innovation. The evidence is consistent with the hypothesis that analysts exert too much pressure on managers to meet short-term goals, impeding firms' investment in long-term innovative projects. We further discuss possible underlying mechanisms through which analysts impede innovation and show that there is a residual effect of analysts on innovation even after controlling for these mechanisms. Our paper offers novel evidence on a previously under-explored adverse consequence of analyst coverage — its hindrance to firm innovation.
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Improv 201: Game of the Scene
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The UCB Training Center teaches quality comedic scenes focus on one central comedic idea: referred to as "The Game" of the scene.
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Admission to 301 after the completion of this course is not guaranteed. Students will be judged on their application of concepts that they have learned in Improv 101 & 201. The Training Center will send placement notification to students within 10 days of the Improv 201 graduation performance. Students may not enroll in Improv 301 before receiving this notification.
Class Size: 16 Students
Admission to 301 after the completion of this course is not guaranteed. Students will be judged on their application of concepts that they have learned in Improv 101 & 201. The Training Center will send placement notification to students within 10 days of the Improv 201 graduation performance. Students may not enroll in Improv 301 before receiving this notification.
Achilles Stamatelaky, Teacher
Achilles has been studying and performing improv and sketch at The UCB Theatre for almost a decade. He is a veteran performer of UCB's Harold Night improv show, performing with the groups T.R.U.C.K.S., Whorenado, Penthouse Riot, and Standard Oil.
Currently, he is on the weekend improv team Airwolf, which performs at UCB's East Village theatre every Saturday at 8:30 PM. He was also a founding member of the improv group Hot Lather, which created UCB's popular long-running improvised soap opera As The Diamond Burns.
Achilles is a writer for (212), which performs a brand new sketch show every month at Maude Night, and a writer for the BETA team Scraps, which produces video content for UCBComedy.com and UCB's YouTube Channel. His sketches have been featured on Splitsider, NY Magazine's "Vulture Blog", and Roger Ebert's blog.
He has appeared in other shows at UCB including One Night Stand, The Hogwarts Improvisation Society, and CageMatch among others. He has also created two sold out Harry Potter-themed shows for UCB: Up Late! With Lord Voldemort! (2007) which was featured in The Gothamist and NY Magazine's "Vulture Blog"; and The Kirk Cameron Repertory Players Present: A Harry Potter Musical! (2010 and 2011), which was featured in TimeOut NY, The Huffington Post, and WNYC. He also directed, produced, and wrote for The Heisenberg and Friends Breaking Bad Variety Hour (2013), a sold out Breaking Bad-themed show.
Outside of UCB, Achilles has studied at The Magnet Theater with Armando Diaz and independently with Christina Gausas. Achilles has also worked as a writer's assistant for the Onion News Network and developed a pilot for Sirius Satellite Radio. He has also performed throughout New York City with dozens of independent improv groups.
He has written for YouTube's Official Comedy channel and Plume Publishing's Coloring For Grown-Ups Series. He has appeared in commercials for Nickelodeon and ESPN, various internet videos, and appeared on Comedy Central for The Colbert Report and Broad City.
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Sharks captain Keegan Daniel believes the overall growth of the squad has been key in the team's successful season.
The Sharks enjoyed a successful Super Rugby campaign this year, which saw them qualify for their first tournament final since 2007.
Despite losing several key players to Springbok duty and injury thereafter, they managed to carry that form into the Currie Cup, claiming top spot on the log and securing a place in their third consecutive domestic title-decider.
Daniel believes the gelling of the squad has been central in achieving this success.
'There were a couple of young guys playing in their first or second season that have really grown,' Daniel told keo.co.za.
'If you'd compare the players they were two years ago to the players they are now, they've not only matured as rugby players but as individuals too. It's shown in the way they've reacted in pressure situations and in big games.
'We also have a strong senior core in the squad, with experienced guys, like Jacques Botes and Jean Deysel, and the Springboks who have returned to the team over the last couple of weeks. That leadership has been pivotal in the team's growth. The message to the team has remained the same throughout the year, and the players have responded really well.'
The Sharks last won a final in 2010, when they beat WP 30-10 in the Currie Cup showdown.
The men from Durban were thrashed 37-6 in the Super Rugby final by the Chiefs in Hamilton, after a strenuous touring schedule during the play-off rounds. They were also beaten 42-16 by the Golden Lions at Ellis Park in last season's Currie Cup final.
However, Daniel believes home-ground advantage will boost their chances against WP this Saturday. The Sharks have not lost a match against a South African team at Kings Park in Super Rugby and Currie Cup this year.
'Over the last two years, we weren't as consistent and it's tough to win a final away from home,' said Daniel. 'You do have a slight edge when you do host a final.
'We travelled to the Lions last year and were under par. We've learnt lessons from that game. In this year's Super Rugby, we gave ourselves a chance. But at the end of the day the travel was just too much.'
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Erica Almady's Career Stats (PDF)
2013-14: Appeared in 24 games for RedHawks as a senior, starting one ... averaged 4.4 points and 2.3 rebounds in 13.0 minutes per game of action ... hit47.1 percent (33-for-70) of her field goals ... made season-debut, scoring nine points and dishing out four assists at UIC (Nov. 23) ... made her first career three-point basket vs. Duquesne (Nov. 26) ... finished with 11 points vs. Florida State (Dec. 1) ... scored a season-high 14 points to go with four rebounds and three assists in win over Akron (Jan. 15) ... had 10 points and five rebounds against Ohio on senior day (Mar. 8).
2012-13: Appeared in 22 games and started in 19 games as a junior ... fourth on team with 8.0 points per game average ... second on 'Hawks with an average of 4.5 rebounds per contest ... fourth with 100 total rebounds ... had double-double in season-opener at Eastern Kentucky, finishing with a career-high 16 points and 10 rebounds ... scored 13 points and had six rebounds in win over College of Charleston (Nov. 23) ... had eight points and seven rebounds in win against Massachusetts (Dec. 1) ... had second double-double of season with 14 points and 12 rebounds in win vs. Wright State (Dec. 4) ... tied a season-high of 12 rebounds in win vs. Eastern Michigan (Jan. 20) ... posted 17 points and seven rebounds vs. Buffalo (Jan. 31) ... posted 20 points against Akron her first 20 point game of the season.
2011-12: Appeared in 20 games as a sophomore, starting two ... finished seventh on team with 4.8 points per game scoring average ... also third on team with 4.2 rebounds per game average ... nearly had double-double with eight points and 10 rebounds vs. Indiana (Nov. 22) ... had eight points and seven rebounds at Stetson (Nov. 25) ... scored 11 points in 16 minutes vs. Iona (Dec. 2) in first career start before suffering injury ... returned and recorded ten points and six offensive boards in win at Central Michigan (Feb. 1) ... scored seven points and had eight rebounds in win at Buffalo (Feb. 18) ... earned second career start in WNIT contest at Richmond (Mar. 15), finishing with six points and seven rebounds in 14 minutes.
2010-11: Appeared in 27 contests as a reserve forward during her freshman season ... averaged 3.2 points and 2.2 rebounds in 12.0 minutes per game ... playing time picked up significantly as season neared conclusion ... was team leader in free throw percentage, hitting 82.2 percent (37-for-45) from the line ... made career debut with six points in eight minutes of action against Duquesne (Nov. 24) ... also put in six points at Ohio (Jan. 18) in 14 minutes of action ... recorded first career double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds at Buffalo (Feb. 23) ... matched career-high with 11 rebounds to go along with eight points at Ohio (Mar. 2) ... scored a career-high 12 points on 5-for-7 shooting in MAC First Round contest at Eastern Michigan (Mar. 5) ... played a season-high 22 minutes in each of her final four games of the year.
High School: A four-year letterwinner in high school ... spent freshman and sophomore years at Lakota West ... transferred to Hathaway Brown School in Cleveland, Ohio for junior and senior years ... led Hathaway Brown to Ohio Division II State Championships in both 2009 and 2010 ... led Lakota West to Ohio Division I State Runner-up spot in 2008 ... named honorable mention all-state in 2009 and 2010 ... First Team All-Independent School League in 2009 and 2010.
Personal: Daughter of Michelle and Jim Almady ... has a July birthday ... exercise science major.
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Dr. John Yang, Associate Professor of Education and chair of the Education Division, joined the faculty in 2004. He teaches courses in mathematics teaching techniques, science teaching techniques, and educational technology. As a former public and private school teacher, he is interested in developing teachers who will be able to meet the demands of tomorrow's diverse students. Beyond academics, John enjoys playing soccer and volleyball and spending time with his family. He and his wife are the proud parents of three children: Ella, Norah, and Ian.


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Well, remember, the CP3 Hornets used to do this to the younger Durant/Westbrook Thunder. Well not THIS bad but they used to whip them pretty consistently.
That said, I think I swallowed blood watching this.
Why doesn't our center have any rebounds?
Well, remember, the CP3 Hornets used to do this to the younger Durant/Westbrook Thunder. Well not THIS bad but they used to whip them pretty consistently.
That said, I think I swallowed blood watching this.
Rebounds are overrated. As are points.
"Hornets means nothing." - Tom Benson
Calling it now, Rivers leads this game in scoring...
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People must not get what "rebuild" means. You don't come out good right away. This team will take its hard lumps. But they'll grow.
Game's not quite over. Might not win, but I think we at minimum cut the lead in half. Force OKC to play hard to close out the game. Monty's teams know how to play hard.
And seriously. You know all you need to know about AD that he doesn't try to send shots out of bounds. There's a reason the young man doesn't get fouls also and is so efficient. He's not quite what you think he is or should be. He's better.
I also don't think he's much of a vocal leader. That might turn out to become Rivers thing once he gets his feet under him more. Davis leads by performance and example.
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I think Anderson leads the Hornets in points, and then Rivers, this game
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Dell getting interviewed. He's going to explain the tank strategy.
Im crying right now....... This team is getting destroyed. Im very sad right now. I need some sherbert
Tank for a lottery pick. Trade away Gordon. Sign Chris Paul back. It all makes sense!
Hornets need to at least get to the free throw line. Man.
And I'll bet if Kevin Martin played on this team he would probably all of a sudden no longer know how to shoot.
OKC is an abomination to Nba basketball. The hatred I have for them makes this game that much worse
looking for team to bandwagon, pls help
Why don't our center have any rebounds? Yall want Anthony to grab Lopez's rebounds too?
Why has Aminu only played 7 minutes?
I can accept the fact that we are a young team and that we are not ready to match up against a red hot Thunder team !
But I want them to play hard on every possession. Right now, we are not focused enough on D and the offensive execution is almost nonexistent.
I like the fact that Smith, Anderson and Rivers don't back down. C'mon AD, focus !!!
"I go so hard, I go so mean... I'm so NEW ORLEANS" - Lil' Wayne"We not stopping at no stores man ! We staying on the gas !" - Tyreke Evans
All that said. More effort from the whole team is a must. Davis included.
OKC is swaggering all over our floor. Can't let that stand.
Ibaka only has 2 blks? I thought sure I saw him block more than that.
People are talking like the Thunder are a crap team.... smh, makes me question your knowledge of the NBA
Honestly despite all the bad play if we d up on Martin we would be in this.
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That hard stuff
As we made clear in our guide to 15 of the best affordable hardware synthesizers, you no longer have to pay megabucks to get your hands on a decent digital or analogue instrument. And yet, there's something enticing about those synths that cost a little more.
Frequently boasting improved build quality, more options, larger keyboards and, of course, better sound, these flagship instruments are the ones that many of us dream about owning. Unless you're super-rich then you'll probably never be able to justify buying more than one or two of them, but as they take pride of place in your studio and become objects of practicality as well as desire, their value to you is likely to become even greater than their initial cost.
Let's take a look, then, at some of MusicRadar's favourite high-end synths. They're not ranked in any way - we've listed them in ascending price order - but we've lavished praise on every single one of them.
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Teenage Engineering OP-1
The OP-1 was touted as an intuitive musical tool with a radical new approach. It offers incredible build quality that's backed up by an unorthodox but effective synth engine, excellent effects and a quirky tape recorder.
There's something inherently likeable about the OP-1. It's colourful, it's portable and using it makes us feel like we're playing with a very powerful toy.
Don't expect analogue-style synth sounds, but take the OP-1 on its own terms and you'll discover that its synth engines can create a broad range of highly usable tones.
Dave Smith Instruments Mopho Keyboard SE
This Special Edition of the Mopho keyboard gives you 44 notes to play as opposed to the standard version's 32. The extra octave on the SE is a welcome addition in terms of playability, and makes it a much better proposition as a controller. Also, despite the bigger footprint, the SE is still very compact and portable.
The SE's architecture is the same as in the Mopho module and Keyboard (and the Mopho X4, but that's monophonic, not polyphonic). There are two DCOs with saw, tri, saw-tri and variable pulse waves, (alas, no sine), plus a sub oscillator per oscillator.
The overall Mopho character is well defined and upfront, though it can also do warm, smudgy and juicy, particularly with the powerful self-oscillating resonance of the four-pole filter. The Mopho SE can nail most classic monosynth sounds, and the tuning is very stable due to the DCO architecture.
If you're considering the Mopho Keyboard, then we would definitely jump for the SE instead considering the relatively small price difference. It looks classier and the extra octave is indispensable.
Read Dave Smith Instruments Mopho Keyboard SE review
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Moog Sub Phatty
This monophonic Moog offering is a 25-key unit that features two variable waveshape oscillators and is littered with plenty of knobs.
The Sub Phatty's true brief is to be all synths to all people. Fat-bottomed basses, quavering Geddy Lee-ish lead lines or Moogy flutes are all there for the twiddling once you find your way around the instrument.
The original Minimoog Model D promoted exploration and found a niche in almost every genre of popular music. While the Sub Phatty may not be in a position to do quite the same, it has an organic and patently clear connection to those halcyon days of innovation.
Flexible sound shaping, playability and an everyman price make the Sub Phatty a real contender.
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Analogue Solutions Telemark v2
The Telemark was originally conceived as being a more feature-rich variation of Tom Oberheim's SEM (Synthesizer Expander Module) design from 1974. This achieved legendary status and went on to form the basis of some of the earliest polyphonic synth systems.
Despite the similarities, though, Analogue Solutions makes it very clear in the manual that it is "not intended to be and is not a clone of the SEM. If you want a true SEM sound, buy an SEM!". So you've been told.
The Telemark is a flexible, very capable and fine-sounding analogue synth, especially when hooked up to an analogue sequencer or used in conjunction with software such as MOTU's Volta or Expert Sleepers' Silent Way (which allow some audio interfaces to double as multi-output CV/Gate sources).
Spending a tenth of this will get you a pretty good software emulation of an Oberheim SEM, but it will most definitely lack the charm, sound, flexibility and physical presence of this very usable and individual hardware.
Read Analogue Solutions Telemark v2 review
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Access Virus TI
A measure of how highly the Virus TI is thought of is that even software aficionados cite it as a piece of hardware that they'd really like to own. A virtual analogue instrument, it's available in Desktop, Keyboard (61- and 37-note) and compact 'Snow' formats, and whichever one you go for, you're guaranteed the now-classic Virus sound.
The exact specs will depend on the model you choose, but sonically, there's something for everyone here. The Virus is capable of subtle and gentle tones, but make it mad and it has a penchant for sheer, unadulterated brutality.
With a well-considered control set and easy integration with a DAW, the Virus TI is a seriously powerful synth that'll slot effortlessly into your studio.
Korg KingKORG
Billed as a performance synthesizer, KingKORG is designed to be used both in the studio and on stage. It uses a new XMT (Xpanded Modeling Technology) engine to provide sound sources across a wide range of tones, from accurate sample-based models to rich, analogue hybrids.
What's most pleasing is how carefully the KingKORG's design has been considered. You can reach for most of the functions you'd want, with 'critical' settings for each section of the synth clearly labelled and readily available. Its synthesizer roots draw influence from a long line of Korg classics (including the MS-20 and MS2000), and its physical modelling echoes pioneering products such as the Z1 and Prophecy.
If you're looking for a synth with a well-designed interface, cracking sounds and scope to create your own, get in front of this instrument and give it a try.
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Elektron Monomachine
The Monomachine has six monophonic synth engines (all DSP-based, so no analogue here), each of which is associated with a sequencer track. There are also a further six polyphonic tracks provided for sequencing of external MIDI gear.
This is a synth that encourages you to experiment in ways that would be impossible with most other synth/sequencer combinations. In fact, it comes close to providing what a large analogue modular system might offer, albeit with its own sonic character, and is a lot of fun to use.
Elektron Analog Four
At its heart the A4 is a four-voice analogue synth featuring two DCOs (digitally controlled analogue oscillators, not digital oscillators) per voice, with a sequencer track per voice (four tracks), an FX track and a CV track for controlling voltage-controlled gear. There's also an analogue ladder filter and multi-mode filter.
All things considered, the A4 is an amazing little box that sounds polished yet raw and organic, and it's inspiring to use once you have negotiated the initial learning curve. It excels at big basses, warped FX, punchy drums and dreamy soundscapes, and can go from subtle to in-your-face in the twist of a dial. The send effects are also great for adding space, movement, and stereo width to your patterns.
If you want an analogue synth/step sequencer with enough to keep you hooked for a long time, then look no further that the Analog Four.
Read Elektron Analog Four review
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Roland Integra-7
The Integra-7 is a two-unit rack synth featuring all the sounds from the highly regarded XV-5080 module, Supernatural sounds from the latest Jupiter-50/80 synths and V-Drums, plus all 12 virtual SRX expansion cards and seven new virtual expansions.
The I7 will be particularly appealing to media composers looking for very realistic acoustic/orchestral sounds but also to more progressive electronic heads. The sound quality is warm yet precise but definitely up-to-date and classy - this really is a one-stop sonic solution.
Elektron Analog Keys
The Analog Keys is very much a sister product to the Elektron Analog Four synthesizer/sequencer. The signal path from the oscillators to the audio outputs is completely analogue, and the external inputs can be routed in right at the start of the chain. However, the noise generator, envelopes and LFOs are all digitally generated.
The learning curve to get the most of the Analog Keys hardware is quite steep in places. While there are many areas of apparent creative freedom and flexibility, there are other aspects that frustrate.
However, there's plenty to like about the Analog Keys. It has a fine synth engine under the hood, some interesting interfacing options, and is capable of some great results in sonic terms.
Read Elektron Analog Keys review
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Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08
Dave Smith revisited his seminal Prophet range here to introduce a new generation to the sound of polyphonic analogue synthesis.
The Prophet '08's sound architecture and sound shaping features are very comprehensive. What's more, it sounds classy, has very flexible mod routings and the eight-note polyphony allows several sounds to be stacked and split within one patch.
In short, this is the answer to many a keyboard player's dreams.
Clavia Nord Lead 4
The Nord Lead 4 is a raw yet polished-sounding synth, with plenty of sound and feature enhancements in comparison to its predecessor the Lead 2X. The new filter types and Impulse Morphing are especially notable (along with the versatile new effects), and though you can't upload samples and the interface could be more spacious and flow better, the basic sound and feel is great, and the wavetables add a lot of new scope.
It's certainly one of the nicest-sounding virtual analogue synths around, and gets very close to the real deal. It will appeal to those looking for one synth that can do authentic analogue emulation (both for live and in the studio), yet it can go way beyond into futuristic digital sonic mayhem, and back in a snap with the ingenious new morphing implementation.
It's certainly pricey, but the Nord Lead 4 is inspiring to play, and very much a player's instrument.
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Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12
Unlike the Prophet 08 (which uses digitally controlled analogue Oscs), the P12 uses powerful Sharc DSPs to produce new high-resolution, anti-aliasing digital waves.
At its heart are 12 voices (with four digital oscillators per voice, plus a single sine sub osc) and a completely analogue signal path from the filters to the output.
In use, the P12 is a dream to play and work with, and everything you would expect from an analogue synth is onboard. Its overall character is best described as precise, upfront, punchy and organic. It excels at everything from low-filtered background pads and sizzling strings, to fat basses, industrial clangorous tones, authentic FM four-op sounds, sweet bubbling arpeggiated FX and authentic analogue-style leads, pads and brass. It's a real testament to the quality of the analogue-style waves.
The price is definitely on the high side, but this is a pretty unique synth, both in terms of sonics and features.
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Roland Jupiter-80
The Jupiter-80 is largely based on Roland's acclaimed 'Supernatural' sampling technology, which samples every key from the instrument (instead of just a few zones) for super-realistic, dynamically smooth sounds.
It also features a virtual analogue modelled synth - which Roland calls a 'Supernatural Synth' - featuring several virtual analogue waves and the 'Supersaw' wave which debuted on the JP-8000 (and is a staple sound for Trance producers). Plus, like the Nord Stage 2, it also has sampled PCM waves, though you can't import your own currently.
Once you get to grips with its confusing sound structure and sparse interface there is very little to fault with the Jupiter-80. It's a sonically versatile, impressive and supremely powerful synth.
Moog Minimoog Voyager XL
The XL is a wonder to behold even before you've plugged it into your speakers. It looks like someone designed it in Photoshop under the title 'Fantasy Moog'.
This is the Aston Martin of Minimoogs and, as such, it's not easy to sum up this instrument without resorting to hyperbole. It sounds better than superb, it's a wonder to play and it's just glorious to program and listen to.
If your mission is to track down the holy grail of analogue synths then it's time to board the good ship XL.


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Just about all religionists and many liberals condemn the so-called "militant atheists" for being "intolerant" and as fundamentalist as the religious persons whose beliefs the atheists refuse to respect as intellectually and morally valid. These atheists even have the temerity to call such beliefs "inherently dangerous".
But what is really meant with "intolerant" here, and how should we properly understand the concept of tolerance?
This is what I would like to discuss in this thread.
At the outset, I'd like to proffer one definition of tolerance that I hold, feel free to criticize that if you don't agree.
In any society, customs and mores will develop that a substantial fraction of the society's members will follow in various degrees (different degrees might be whole-heartedly, unthinkingly, half-willingly, out of convenience, inconsistently, unwillingly and so on).
For any particular sub-group of humans, the same process is also repeated with the evolution of sub-customs etc.
In my view, the issue of tolerance appears in two related ways:
i) How to treat a particular INDIVIDUAL who for some reason will not follow a particular custom
ii) An evaluation of what sort of customs that are most efficient in stabilizing/developing each of the members' happiness (or sense of purpose or some other admirable goal)
The TOLERANT view would then be that given ANY individual who for some reason was so compositioned that his non-destructive paths towards happiness would lead him elsewhere than that of the prevailing customs (either those in his tiny sub-society or in the societyat large), then he should not be obstructed, or hindered in any way from staking out his own path.
Anyone who disagrees with his right to do so, should be regarded as a bully, who ought to be rebuked to the extent deemed necessary to stop his bullying. The right to bully someone is wholly at odds with the principle of tolerance, since bullying directly interferes with another's quest for happiness.
Not to oppose a bully within some sub-society towards another member of that sub-society is ALSO at odds with the principle of tolerance, since you thereby allow the flourishing of an intolerant sub-culture.
As for ii), it really means that we can criticize various customs for their lack of ability to create individual happiness in their followers (for example, if a substantial amount of followers go around in fear for eternal damnation after death, then that culture is inefficient in securing its members' happiness, and therefore a culture of minor value).
Tolerance is not therefore some limp-wristed thing that says "as long as you don't hurt ME (or those family members I love), you can do whatever you like. i won't stop you".
Rather, to be tolerant should be to apply an ACID TEST upon whichever custom we might talk about:
i) If those wishing to leave the custom are prevented to do so, then it is the custom's fault, rather than the individuals'.
ii) If some culture seems to keep its members in a grip of fear or aggression or misery, then that culture is of little value, and should be changed.
Now, I have tried to keep this FORMAL in the sense that it should indicate a STRUCTURE of what it would mean to be tolerant in a wide variety of situations, rather than enlisting and debating such particular instances.
Ok, enough from me just now, any comments?


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Module Overview
Groovy Science is a symbolic manipulation library for Groovy that is intended to be easy to "glue" to existing scientific Java (and Groovy) libraries.
There are no archive releases of Groovy Science yet, but the current source can be found at http://svn.codehaus.org/groovy-contrib/science/. To use it, you can do any of the following things:
- Build it in its own project, and have your project reference that project.
- Copy the source into your own project.
- Make a .jar file yourself, and use that.
Groovy Science has been successfully built and used under Java 1.6.0 Update 7 and Groovy 1.5.1.
Building SymbolicExpressions
The centerpiece of the library is the SymbolicExpression class. A SymbolicExpression is a representation of the "application" of an operator object to a list of other SymbolicExpressions. This makes for a simple tree structure, and it is not unlike the way Lisp code is represented in s-expressions.
The SymbolicExpression class overloads almost all of the operators that can be overloaded in Groovy. So, instead of building all expressions using expr, you can sometimes take advantage of Groovy's own syntax:
If you wanted to represent an expression like "1 + 1", you could do so as follows:
If you do that, though, you might run the risk of confusing your constants with your other operators. To help keep your constants clearly identified, you can use the ConstantOperator class:
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Please contact the team members by e-mail.
Groovy Science can take a lot of different directions. Here are some of the bigger sub-projects it might encompass:
- A toolkit of wrappers that make it easier to use SymbolicExpressions with a particular scientific Java library.
- A comprehensive or near-comprehensive palette of operators for use with a particular domain, such as expressions involving real numbers, assertions in set theory, or chemical reactions.
- A new, expressive way to generate SymbolicExpressions "literally" in code, such as by parsing a string or by using AST macros to interpret actual Groovy source code.
- A new way of visualizing SymbolicExpressions, such as a plain text, TeX, or HTML prettyprinter---or even a way to more easily create such prettyprinters.
In case you don't have a big idea like that or a lot of time to do it in, here are some of the more menial things that could still really help:
- Write a build script.
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Christopher J. Cutter, Ph.D.
Associate Research Scientist in Medicine (General Medicine) and in the Child Study Center; Component Director, MRU, APT Foundation; Clinic Director, Pain Treatment Services, APT Foundation
Departments & Organizations
Child Study Center | Internal Medicine: General Internal MedicinePsychotherapy Development Center
Research Interests
Dr. Cutter's scholarly work focuses on psychotherapy treatment outcome associated with substance abuse and chronic pain populations. He examines the transfer of psychosocial treatments associated with the transfer of buprenorphine and methadone, from specialized settings to office-based, primary care and HIV specialty settings. more...
- B.A., California State University, Long Beach, 1998
- M.A., University of Southern California, 2002
- Ph.D., Northeastern University, 2007
Selected Publications
- Fiellin, D.A., Barry, D.T., Sullivan, L.E., Cutter, C.J., Moore, B.A., O'Connor, P.G., Schottenfeld, R.S. (2013). A Randomized Trial of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Primary Care-based Buprenorphine. American Journal of Medicine. 126(1):74.
- Beitel, M., Savant, J. D., Cutter, C. J., Peters, S., Belisle, N., & Barry, D.T. (2012). Psychopathology and pain correlates of dispositional optimism in methadone-maintained patients. The American Journal on Addictions, 21, S56-62.
- Moore, B.A., Barry, D.T., Cutter, C.J., Sullivan, L.E., O'Connor, P.G., Schottenfeld, R.S., & Fiellin, D.A. (2012). Counseling and directly observed medication for primary care buprenorphine/naloxone maintenance: A pilot study. Journal of Addiction Medicine. 6(3):205-211.


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Tyrone Holmes has been brought straight into the WP side at blindside flank in place of the injured Rynhardt Elstadt.
Holmes has recovered from injury and replaces Elstadt, who will be sidelined with a rib problem for three weeks.
Further changes for Saturday's clash against the Sharks see Brok Harris replacing Frans Malherbe in the front row, as Malherbe has joined the Springboks in New Zealand.
Meanwhile, fullback Joe Pietersen is over his injury but will only feature from the bench.
WP – 15 Gio Aplon, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 JP du Plessis, 12 Marcel Brache, 11 Damian de Allende, 10 Demetri Catrakilis, 9 Nic Groom, 8 Jebb Sinclair, 7 Tyrone Holmes, 6 Deon Fourie (c), 5 De Kock Steenkamp, 4 Don Armand, 3 Brok Harris, 2 Scarra Ntubeni, 1 Deon Carstens.
Subs: 16 Steven Kitshoff, 17 Tom Botha, 18 Wilhelm van der Sluys, 19 Helmut Lehmann, 20 Louis Schrueder, 21 Kurt Coleman, 22 Joe Pietersen.


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Well i dont want to be in a guild and raid whenever i want and get teh guder gearz! Boom: raidfinder
Well Blizzard im bored and cleared your easy raids. Boom: Pokemon
Well blizz i want my characters to all have the same abilities! Boom: Every character gets redone to look like a big dark grey pixel.
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I've played as a troll, orc, tauren, now goblin (in that order) - and I have never felt the need that I would even be able to see the dps increase changing would offer before this tier. Due to beastslaying and RPPM, not due to berserking and blood fury.
Our guild would of killed Lei Shen heroic a week and half before we did if we were horde. +- 6% attempt = kill with horde racials on lei shen.
"horde racials are overpowered" yeah right, look at humans, every human has double dps trinket because they already have a racial trinket
It's hard to argue that it really matters for anyone outside of the usual list of world first kill guilds. They care enough to take advantage of every potential boost.
For most other people? That little boost isn't worth not playing their favorite race. I've got toons on both sides, but I'd never change my Dwarves and Gnomes to anything. They're my chosen Alliance races no matter how effective or ineffective their racials are.
My Gnome warrior is smarter than your warrior!
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Noone is saying beastslaying is balanced, IT IS NOT. PERIOD. Beastslaying should NOT work on raid bosses. Dunno how many times do you need this stated.
Now IGNORING beastslaying (because, as i said before, it should NOT affect raid bosses) the difference with every other racial, be it alliance or horde, is within 0.5% DPS at MOST.
Surely you have some simulations proving that berserking somehow gives 20% more DPS than blood fury? Mind linking them for all to see?
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Sorry but this makes no sense, world of logs has Alliance (not horde) as the highest DPS, if racials in horde were so "overpowered" as you claim then certainly the DPS meters would prove this, it does not.
There is a certain flaw in your logic.. so to answer the question which as others have pointed out you did already... There is no problem that needs fixing.
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Our lock's troll berserking gave him significantly more Agony (and everything else) ticks on Dark Animus this week on a shorter duration fight, increasing his DPS by over 12%. Even if your own classes's DPS isn't affected as much, your raid as a whole benefits greatly just from overpowered classes reaping the benefits.
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Wintersday is coming and along with all the other goodies there will be a few updates to WvW. Some of these changes are the result of forum feedback while others are part of our longer term plans for WvW. Heres a quick preview of what WvW will get for Wintersday:
Advance notification of new builds
In order to allow WvW players to make good decions about siege placement, assault timing, etc. were adding a new build pre-announcement. This will be in the form of a message broadcast to all players some time before the current build expires. Because this notification is tied to one of the final steps in our build process, and those final steps take a variable amount of time, we wont be able to say exactly when the current build will expire. Instead, the message will provide a window of time in which the new build will become available.
Alt+F4 is no escape
If someone that youre fighting disconnects during combat (via Alt+F4, killing the client process, etc.) their character will be instantly killed, death penalties will be applied, and XP & loot will be handed out as usual. [A later post by Habib stated that this will not affect PVE, there were questions about how "honest" d/c's would be affected by this that have not yet been answered as I type this. ~Blade]
No more insta-build walls & gates
Destroyed walls and gates will now rebuild when they reach 10% health rather than on the very first repair. This means that when attackers down a wall or gate defenders wont be able to instantly rebuild it. Walls and gates which are destroyed can still be damaged if they have any health.
Breakout events
Weve added a new event type to WvW called Breakout events which trigger when one or more teams have been pushed completely out of a map. Theyre designed both to help players break out of severly camped portal keeps and to provide assistance in establishing a foothold in each map. Heres what designer Matt Witter has to say about them:
Break Out Events are special WvW events that will happen when a team has lost control of all defensive structures, not counting supply camps. An NPC commander will appear in the teams start area and an event will start that prompts players to gather around. Once enough players are in the commanders presence he will summon his trusty dolyak to give all allies in the area full supply. He will then lead the charge to the nearby objective and give players protection and assist with building siege to assault the objective with. Those benefits, along with a defensive boon that he applies to all nearby allies, makes the attacking players a force to be reckoned with. Defenders will have their work cut out for them, as once the gate or wall piece is destroyed the commander will move to the tower lord inside and attack anyone in his path.
These changes are just a small part of what the WvW team has been up to lately. As you may have already heard, were hard at work on some larger updates that we plan to deliver in February. Were not quite ready to talk about the details yet but as February gets closer well start to reveal more of our secrets.
Happy Wintersday and well see you on the battlefield!
Nice stuff. The February hint is welcome news too, I'm sure, for people who enjoy this. My brother in law is really getting into this game type now, so I'll probably be doing this more now too. lol Well, I was going to need those badges for the legendary weapon anyway. Might help me get a Monthly too if I can ever make time for dungeons.


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Nebraska's Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) was implemented in 1987 to ensure that student-athletes have a voice regarding their total student-athlete experience. SAAC is a recognized student organization at the University of Nebraska and consists of at least one team appointed representative from each of Nebraska's 24 intercollegiate teams. SAAC meets bi-weekly throughout the academic year, communicating directly with Director of Athletics, Shawn Eichorst on various student-athlete welfare issues. SAAC also coordinates a number of events within the athletic department and in the community of Lincoln to promote the importance of education, service and responsible decision making. Nebraska's SAAC has been recognized across the country as one of the most comprehensive, consistent and productive in the country. Life Skills Coordinator, Jordan Wilson serves as the SAAC advisor.
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SAAC serves as the voice of the student-athletes, developing and displaying LEADERSHIP by:
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2014-2015 SAAC President, Mattie Fowler
For the 2014-2015 academic year, SAAC will be led by President Mattie Fowler (Softball), with support from Ian Ousley as the Vice President. Jacqueline Juffer (Swimming & Diving) will function as the Big Ten Representative, Alex Bilunas (Swimming & Diving) will serve as the Community Outreach officer, and Lotte Sjulin (Softball) will serve as Secretary.
Pictured left to right: Ian Ousley, Jacqueline Juffer, Alex Bilunas, Lotte Sjulin
Appointed SAAC Team Representatives
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee team representatives are determined and appointed by each respective intercollegiate team at Nebraska. In addition to attending bi-weekly meetings, SAAC representatives are responsible for communicating SAAC developments and opportunities to their teammates on an ongoing basis. Representatives for the 2014-2015 year include:
Baseball - Kyle Kubat
Men's Basketball - Kye Kurkowski
Women's Basketball - Allie Havers and Esther Ramacieri
Bowling - Liz Kuhlkin
Men's Cross Country - Jonah Heng
Women's Cross Country - Sarah Larson
Football - Sam Burtch, Trey Foster, Graham Nabity, and Johnny Stanton
Men's Golf - Cameron Palmer and Aaron Wong
Women's Golf - Morgan Smejkal and Cassie Deeg
Men's Gymnastics - Ethan Lottman and Grant Perdue
Women's Gymnastics - Desire Stephens and Hollie Blanske
Rifle - Maggie Mical, and Marissa Major
Sand Volleyball - Kelly Hunter
Soccer - Sam Areman, Hannah Dittmar and Caroline Flynn
Softball - Mattie Fowler and Lotte Sjulin
Swimming and Diving - Alex Bilunas, Jacqueline Juffer and Katt Sickle
Men's Tennis - Chris Schindler and Ford Zitsch
Women's Tennis - Katerina Matysova and Spurti Shivalingaiah
Men's Track and Field - Jake Pinion and Cody Rush
Women's Track and Field - Melanie Blum and Sarah Firestone
Volleyball - Kira Larson
Wrestling - Ian Ousley, Jake Sueflohn, Timmy Lambert, and Josh Kettel
2014-2015 SAAC Meeting Dates
Mondays at 6:30 p.m. - Media Cafeteria, Level 6 of West Stadium, unless otherwise indicated
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SAAC 2013-2014 Year-In-Review
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) spent the 2013-2014 year with a heavy focus on leadership development. Each meeting they had a presentation and activity that focused on a different leadership topic ranging anywhere from mentoring to the bystander effect. Along with their dedication to redefining leadership, they also focused on cohesion and unity amongst the 600+ Husker student-athletes. Their biggest accomplishment of the year occurred this spring when Ian Ousley (Wrestling) and Sunny Russell (Rifle) attended the Big Ten SAAC Conference in Chicago, IL. There, the two represented Nebraska and once again addressed the issue of free tickets to Football and Men's Basketball for all Big Ten student-athletes. This was allowed under the Big 12, but was not a benefit that athletes received under the Big Ten. With help and support from Compliance Director Jamie Vaughn, Ousley and Russell successfully accomplished their goal and the Big Ten conference approved their proposal.
2014-15 Projections
The future of SAAC looks bright for the 2014-2015 year as they will continue to enhance their relationship with Director of Athletics Shawn Eichorst and the Senior Management Team. They will have a strong emphasis on campus collaboration and will work to bridge the gap between the Association of Students of the University of Nebraska (ASUN) and other recognized student organizations on campus. The group of 40 will partner with Lincoln Public Schools to plan and host the second annual Link N Leaders event that will be held in the Spring of 2015. The event aims to recognize and integrate young leaders, grades third through sixth, in local schools with the leaders within our athletic department. SAAC also aims to begin a new tradition this year by hosting an all student-athlete day of service in May, that will form an even greater sense of camaraderie amongst the Huskers.


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February 29, 2008
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|GAFFNEY , S.C. – The Pfeiffer women's basketball team ended the 2007-08 regular season with an 80-58 loss to Limestone on Friday night. The Saints improved to 16-14 overall, 11-9 in the league, while the Falcons dropped to 10-17, 7-13 in Conference Carolinas' play.
For Pfeiffer, Devona Knight ( Woodbridge , Va. ) and Domonique China ( Durham , N.C. ) led the way with 11 points a piece. Ashelle Athill ( St. John's Antigua ) put up 10 points, 3 assists, and 2 steals for the Falcons. Nicole Maready ( Mocksville , N.C. ) grabbed 7 rebounds.
After 3 lead changes and 4 ties, Limestone took the lead on an Addie Graves lay-up and would go on to lead by as many as 12 points in the first half. Limestone shot an amazing 75% from the floor in the first half to the Falcons 33%. Limestone shot 42.9% from beyond the arc as the Falcons only shot 7.14%. The Falcon defense forced 13 Saint turnovers, but it wasn't enough as the Saints headed into the half with a 41-29 lead.
The Saints scored the first basket of the second half on a 3-pointer by Munoz, the Saints continued to push ahead, and after three back to back 3-pointers by Robinson, the Saints found themselves up by 26 points with just 9:34 left. The Falcons turned up the defensive pressure to cut the Saint lead to18 with 3:13 left, but the Saints would answer with another 9-5 run to take the win.
The Falcons will be in action again on Monday, in the first round of the Conference Carolinas tournament. Brackets will be determined following conference games on Saturday.


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By "your data", do you mean the data I own and use, or the data the marketing monkeys have accumulated about me?
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Depending on the contractual agreement.
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There's lots of reasons to visit Shelter Cove Harbour on Hilton Head Island year round: fabulous views of Broad Creek, a wealth of shopping, a variety of restaurants offering all range of fare, and last but not least, its musical entertainment. We can't think of a better spot on the island to sip a cold drink, listen to live music and watch the sun set over the harbour!
Throughout Shelter Cove Harbour there are many different opportunities to enjoy live entertainment all throughout the week, especially during the spring and summer seasons. During April and May, Shelter Cove Harbour is hosting Music on the Harbour from 6-9 p.m. on Thursdays featuring a different musical act each week at the Statue of Neptune. Check out the full schedule.
San Miguel's, a great place to order a margarita and munch some yummy fish tacos, offers live entertainment seven nights a week from 5-9:30 p.m. during the summer months. Plan on a wait at this hot spot but use your time to shop or stroll the boardwalk.
Bistro 17 is a French restaurant, offering crepes, seafood, steaks and salads. They also have a puppy menu if you'd like to bring your pooch along! Bistro 17 will offer live entertainment Monday-Saturday from 6- 9 p.m. this summer.
Ela's Blu Water Grille is popular among locals, tourists and celebrities alike! Both Paula Abdul and Jane Seymour have dined at this gourmet restaurant when visiting the island. Ela's, known for its fantastic view, will be hosting musical acts Tuesdays, and Thursday-Saturday from 7-10 p.m.
Scott's Fish Market is a great spot for more casual fare and great views of Shelter Cove Marina. Their friendly Caribbean atmosphere puts you in the perfect island mood! The restaurant will bring in live entertainment every night from 5:30-9:30 p.m. during the summer months.
Lastly, Parrot Cove Seafood Grill and Bar is another great casual dining restaurant, which serves seafood, pastas, prime rib and sandwiches along with a very kid-friendly menu. Parrot Cove will offer live musical entertainment on weekends from 6-9 p.m.
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Van Aswegen spearheads Stormers – Allister Coetzee has picked Gary van Aswegen at flyhalf for the Stormers' pre-season match against the Lions.
Coetzee is yet to settle on a flyhalf to play understudy to Peter Grant in the Super Rugby competition. Van Aswegen and Elgar Watts have not played in the Stormers' systems before, and that's why they are preferred ahead of Lionel Cronje in this fixture. Coetzee said that Cronje is likely to battle the Sharks in the next match.
On the injury front, the bad news is that lock Anton van Zyl has dislocated his shoulder and is out for four to six weeks. He will be touch and go for the start of the competition proper.
Others who will miss the Tri-Series but are hopeful for the first official game are Jaque Fourie (foot injury) and Francois Louw (hamstring). Fourie has begun running at training, and the Stormers medical staff are monitoring Louw's injury.
Dewald Duvenage (hamstring injury) may come into the picture for the final warm-up against Boland. CJ van der Linde has a leg injury and should he not recover before Thursday, Steven Kitschoff will start against the Lions with Wicus Blaauw joining the bench.
Stormers – 15 Conrad Jantjes, 14 Gio Aplon, 13 Juan de Jongh, 12 Jean de Villiers, 11 Bryan Habana, 10 Gary van Aswegen, 9 Ricky Januarie, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Rynhardt Elstadt, 6 Schalk Burger (c), 5 Andries Bekker, 4 De Kock Steenkamp, 3 Brok Harris, 2 Tiaan Liebenberg, 1 CJ van der Linde.
Subs: Siyabonga Ntubeni, Steven Kitschoff, Frans Malherbe, Wimpie van der Walt, Quinn Roux, Pieter Louw, Siya Kolisi, Nic Groom, Elgar Watts, Johann Sadie, Tim Whitehead, JJ Engelbrecht, Danie Poolman.
Bulls bucks face Kings – The Bulls have named a young side to face the EP Kings in Port Elizabeth on Saturday.
Derick Kuün captains a side that includes a string of fringe players. Akona Ndungane makes a comeback after nearly two years sidelined with leg fractures.
Bulls – Jaco van der Westhuyzen, Akona Ndungane, Stephan Dippenaar, Stefan Watermeyer, Sampie Mastriet, Francois Brummer, Ruan Snyman, Gerrit-Jan van Velze, CJ Stander, Derick Kuün (c), Juandré Kruger, Fudge Mabeta, Werner Kruger, Henry Bantjes, Dean Greyling.
Subs: Hans van Dyk, Frik Kirsten, Cornell Hess, Tendayi Chikukwa, Okkie Kruger, Dustin Jinka, Louis Fouché, Bradley Moolman, Courtnall Skosan.
Bulls pair stuck in limbo – Chiliboy Ralepelle and Bjorn Basson will miss the Bulls' first warm-up game against the EP Kings. The Saru judicial committee that heard their cases on Tuesday has reserved judgment, and the pair remain unavailable.
Ralepelle and Basson, who were last year suspended following positive tests for a banned stimulant, will continue to train in isolation until the verdict is announced.
Brussow to miss start of Super Rugby – Springbok flank Heinrich Brussow will only be back for the fourth round of the new competition. Brussow missed the entire 2010 Test season, and after a second operation to his injured knee, he is still rehabilitating.
The Cheetahs are also waiting on Andries Strauss, who is struggling with a groin injury and will miss the Cheetahs' warm-up matches on Friday.
The former Sharks centre has been training on his own for the past two weeks, and the coaches don't want to risk him at this stage. Strauss and fullback Hennie Daniller (calf) will only be available for the practice match against the EP Kings on 4 February.
Prop WP Nel is also battling a hamstring injury and may even miss the Kings clash as well as the Bloemfontein warm-ups.
The Cheetahs' A team will face Shimlas in a contact session on Friday morning, before meeting the B team in a 20-minute game. The B team will also play a training game against the Griffons.
Lions name Tri-Series squad – John Mitchell has named a 36-man squad for the pre-season games against the Stormers and Sharks. Elton Jantjies and Doppies la Grange have been included despite earlier reports that they will not feature due to their lack of conditioning.
Lions – Jacobie Adriaanse, Martin Bezuidenhout, Michael Bondesio, Jannie Boshoff, David Bulbring, Kevin Buys, Tonderai Chavhanga, Patrick Cilliers, Rory Kockott, David de Villiers, George Earle, Joubert Engelbrecht, Cobus Grobbelaar, JC Janse van Rensburg, Elton Jantjies, James Kamana, Michael Killian, Doppies la Grange, Bandise Maku, Lionel Mapoe, Edgar Marutlulle, Derick Minnie, Waylon Murray, Andre Pretorius, Michael Rhodes, Joshua Strauss, Wayne Swart, Jaco Taute, Franco van der Merwe, Wikus van Heerden, Deon van Rensburg, Dries van Schalkwyk, Jano Vermaak, Warren Whiteley, Ross Geldenhuys and Burton Francis.
Duncan to lead Kings – Rory Duncan will captain the EP Kings in Saturday's game against the Bulls.
Regular skipper Mzwandile Stick is still unavailable due to a knee injury, and so vice-captain Duncan will make the step up. Tiger Mangweni will take Stick's place at fullback.
EP Kings – 15 Tiger Mangweni, 14 Norman Nelson, 13 Siyanda Grey, 12 Matthew Tayler-Smith, 11 Paul Perez, 10 Monty Dumond, 9 Jacques Coetzee, 8 Darron Nell, 7 Mpho Mbiyozo, 6 Devin Oosthuizen, 5 Barend Pieterse, 4 Rory Duncan (c), 3 Andre Schlecter, 2 Hannes Franklin, 1 Jaco Engels.
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