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will this finally be the rule to the exception?
Anybody else see the Heat getting Allen and Nash?
will this finally be the rule to the exception?
"we might make dollars, but we don't necessarily make sense"
"always be sincere....whether you mean it or not"
I think it's very possible that Ray could be returning to the Celtics given that Garnett re signed. I don't think the Heat deal is a guaranteed thing. I also think Ray could prefer the C's more because of the team chemistry. There's not a ton of positive energy surrounding the Heat despite the team winning this year. Ray likes playing for Doc Rivers and given that they were close this year despite not having a healthy Bradley could make a difference.. Don't really see him playing for a coach that nobody on the team respects like Spoelstra but we'll see.
If Ray go to the Heat! I loose all respect for him!
2013-1014 is the season the Pelicans fanbase grows!!!!
If he wants to win a championship he'll go to the Heat.... Plain and simple
Saints, Pelicans, Tigers, Braves, and PS3 (NinthWardJay is the PSN)
He's already been through his journey in his goal to get a ring coming from Seattle, Milwaukee and ending up in Boston. Why not make another 2 year run and see what happens and retire as what many people will associate you with during your career, a Celtic!
They took Miami to 7 games. Why not try again?
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
Exactly. They took Miami to 7 games with a roster that was older. If Bradley was there for that series, it could have been a different ball game. Jeff Green too. We'll see what happens. I think he stays with Boston because the Miami locker room is cancerous.
We can agree to disagree but when you're cursing out your coach during a game, it says a lot. Doesn't happen to Doc Rivers, doesn't happen to Popovich either because players respect those coaches. Also, Lebron, Wade, and Bosh ride the hell out of Chalmers during the entire game. That place is toxic.
3 years $36 million
I'll go with my source on this one. It's pretty reliable. Could be a little less once the official numbers come out but it's close to 3 years $36 mill
The most recent proposal would call for the Nets to send the expiring contracts of Jordan Farmar, Johan Petro, Anthony Morrow and Jordan Williams to the Hawks in exchange for Johnson.
It's cool if it works for teams like the Heat because we all know it was about those three from the moment they held that big introduction. If Chalmers, Battier, etc. don't have a problem being excluded, oh well! But even though he did well in the post season, Westbrook hurt the Thunder on more occasions from his 'me first' attitude that sparks at the wrong moments.
For that, I appreciate the candor of Durant although I wish sometimes that he'd get a bit more fired up, even when he's taking over a game to pull his team to a win. The same can be said for the Spurs. You never hear much about them and yet the continue to be in the post season year after year like the NFL Patriots of the NBA.
I look for something similar to that for our team. I don't see Monty putting up with guy's that have these type of attitudes simply because it is not the system that either he or Demps has come from. We didn't have it during our run with Paul, West, Chandler, etc. that team played for the team. Which is why I am glad that this new crop is the start of something great!
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If Congress initiated the CFO Act in 1990 and the assorted laws and regulations that followed over the next 23 years to create a governmentwide foundation, then data, risk and the need to continually be the catalyst to find efficiencies are making up the next level of the federal chief financial officers' house.
A new online and exclusive Federal News Radio survey of federal CFOs finds this next stage is taking hold more quickly and having a bigger effect than previously imagined.
Three-quarters of the respondents say their agency uses data to make risk based decisions and more than 60 percent say the use of financial data to help them make budget, program and personnel decisions.
"We are modeling different budget formulation schedules. We have used data to create a cost allocation methodology. We are using HR data and salary data to do workforce planning," wrote one respondent. "We are using a management suite of metrics to manage our bureaus toward goals in multiple areas such as procurement, HR, IT and cybersecurity. We are using Employee Viewpoint Survey data to understand how we can improve diversity and inclusion, and leadership."
As part of Federal News Radio's week-long series, the Rise of the Money People: Financial management moves front and center as agencies make final assault on wasted billions, we surveyed 88 federal CFOs, deputy CFOs and other senior financial managers over a three week period in March, and received a response rate of 17 percent. We received responses from eight cabinet level, five large agency and two small agency CFOs, deputy CFOs and senior financial managers with all but one being a career employee.
"A common theme in federal financial management over the past few years has been doing more with less. In these times of reduced budgets, agencies have had to find ways to maintain performance and achieve results while absorbing reductions in resources. However, I generally feel the state of federal financial management is improving, particularly with the addition of automated/electronic systems for data collection and payments," one respondent wrote. "For example, through the use of electronic payment systems, my agency was able to achieve a prompt payment rate of over 95 percent in fiscal 2012, while maintaining a very low improper payment rate."
This was the third survey of federal CFOs.
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Making better use of data is both a opportunity and a big challenge for CFOs.
About 70 percent of the respondents say they use data to make budget and personnel decisions, while about 62 percent said they use it for program decisions.
But at the same time, almost 62 percent of the CFOs and deputy CFOs say their workforces need better/more/different training to understand performance data.
The respondents were less likely to need better or different tools or didn't need anything to better understand performance data.
"We post scorecards that demonstrate our prompt payment, undelivered orders resolution, etc., as a scorecard that uses peer pressure [to improve] organization performance," wrote one respondent.
Another respondent wrote they are using data to expose "risk areas before they turn into problem areas."
Agencies also are finding challenges to using data, not surprisingly.
One respondent said, "Our agency's budget structure is not as flexible as some other agencies in the ability to accommodate risk-based changes."
Another said they "need more timely and better financial data to base decisions on."
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The use of data also is giving CFOs and their staffs a large path toward helping to improve the performance management of their agency. Almost 85 percent said their role is growing, while 15 percent said it's about the same.
"We have introduced annual key performance indicators, a select subset of our existing performance measures, to gauge how our annual results contribute to our longer-term outcomes," wrote one respondent about their growing role. "Additionally, we developed cross-cutting fundamental strategies, which set clear expectations for changing the way our agency does business in achieving results."
Similarly, about 85 percent said their office works regularly with the programs to help make risk-based decisions. Nearly every CFO or deputy CFO said they have a "good" or "excellent" relationship with their CXO suite counterparts in technology or procurement or performance management.
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About three-quarters of all respondents said the impact of sequestration on their agency is significant, but 20 percent said the impact was only minor with one person saying they weren't sure.
"Sequestration will have direct impacts on my agency's mission related activities. For example, the budget cuts required by the sequestration could impact our ability to monitor compliance with laws and regulations, reduce our ability to assist economically disadvantaged communities with implementing projects/regulations and delay important research," wrote one respondent.
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One respondent said they also are "paring back contract tasks."
Another said, "We have merged two bureaus and have implemented more paperless transactions. We are reducing travel and training. We are reducing fleet expenses. We are reducing real estate expenses."
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It's no secret that football is important to the Southwest High community.
It's what has put the school on the map across the state, but just how big and important is the sport?
Allow coach Phil Padgett to shed some light on that with a story that happened during the dark hours of the morning.
"I just remember a few years ago, it's like 4:30 in the morning in the late spring and I can't sleep and I'm going out there to get my paper," Padgett said. "It's dark and the garbage truck comes by. I can't even see the guy and I hear, 'HEY COACH, y'all going to be any good next year?'
"I said, 'I hope so. We're counting on it.' I knew what it meant then. It's important."
But Padgett's experience with hard-core Stallion fans doesn't end with the garbage collectors. They also come when he's shopping.
"Our community wants us to win," he said. "I'll walk into Wal-Mart and I'll get 10 hits about Stallion football. There's a love there. Everybody in our community wants us to win, and I appreciate that, but there's pressure. But no more pressure than I put on myself."
Smooth transition
Being a first-year head coach — and a young one at that — can be tough.
"I guess like anything you run into challenges you're not expecting," Iseman said. "I think for me the on-the-field management is easy. I feel comfortable with that, and I feel comfortable with running practices and with what we need to get done.
"But I think when it comes to a lot of the off-the-field things like communicating with parents to making sure we got dates nailed down and all those logistical things, maybe I've learned to do it on the fly."
Despite those adjustments, Iseman said he's having fun being the man in charge.
"I enjoy it," he said. "It's nice to be able, when you have an idea, to put that in play."
Now about that pressure
Padgett said his program faced pressure to win the state title last year after the Stallions hadn't return to the state final since losing to
"Once you've been there, you want to go back and if you don't go for a couple of years, it kind of gnaws on you a little bit," Padgett said. "We went back last year and won it. It didn't make me say, 'God, we got it off our back,' but when you've been there as many times as we have and all of the sudden you go a few years like we did, you do put more pressure on yourself."
Moving forward
The Stallions are certainly the area's most successful program as their NCHSAA 1-AA title last year marked the school's fourth state football crown. Still, Padgett knows that doesn't mean anything entering this season.
"We have been as successful in this 25-year run that I've been fortunate to be apart of and it's hard to be better than we we've done, but that doesn't do a dang-on thing this fall," Padgett said. "We've been successful and we are going to try to continue to be. But I promise, our coaches will work extra hard to hopefully continue the success.
"It's tough to maintain the level we've been at and that's pressure in itself."
No answer
Every team has a strength — or at least something coaches can points to as a starting block.
Well, that's not exactly the case for White Oak, said coach Chad Ashley, who believes his team doesn't have one stand-out physical thing the Vikings can build on from this season.
"Honestly, I don't know what our strengths are just because last year and the fact we were so inadequate," Ashley said. "We have so many areas (that needed to improve). We have improved in a lot of areas."
Mentally, however, Ashley believes his team will be strong. He said his players have bought into the system. Still, the Vikings have to show it on the field.
"I don't know what that means on the scoreboard," Ashley said.
Moving on
Padgett was asked if returning players have been complacent since they won the state title in December with a 44-34 victory over
"You're always going to have a couple of kids who are kind of just looking at their rings and shining them up," he said. "But, overall, we've worked pretty hard and we had a pretty good spring. We don't want to win a state championship and then go 2-9. That's not our style.
"Our skill guys have really busted their butts and our linemen have done a good job. I think the coaching staff has worked twice as hard to get ready for the season."
And the players have been working hard in the memory of quarterback Shak Pershey, whose drowning death in May shocked the Southwest community.
"We are probably even hungrier than we were last year," senior offensive lineman Brad Cannon said. "We want to do it for Shak."
Not bitter
Ashley said he doesn't have a bitter taste in his mouth after his first season saw WOHS go 1-10 — with the victory a forfeit over D.H. Conley.
"I guess the way I look at it is, I want to have more success than we had last year," he said, "but I don't know if bitter is the right word. It was a very long year."
Short kicks?
"We might be onside kicking every time," he quipped. "We just don't have that guy who can kick it in the end zone or even get it close."
Tough slate
Holley didn't dispute it when told
But that doesn't mean he doesn't like it.
"I like playing against people that good and the kids like it, too," Holley said. "It's a challenge. We are going to have to come ready to play every week. We are not going to be able to take a week off. I think it will be fun and exciting to play those guys."
Speaking of tough
Northside also faces a challenging schedule that features four 3-A teams, although the Monarchs do play host to Mattamuskeet, one of the state's smaller schools.
"When you win a lot, scheduling is harder," coach Bob Eason said. "If you lose a lot, scheduling is really easy. We are a victim of our own success."


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Ninja has come a long way. This sweet dog was one of 50 rescued by ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement agents last summer from a dog fighting ring in the Bronx. Ninja suffered in terrible conditions in the dingy, dark basement of an apartment building, rarely seeing the light of day. When we rescued her, she was extremely underweight and suffered from infections to her skin and paw. We got to her just in time, transporting her to a temporary facility to begin her recovery.
Now Ninja is healthy and thriving with her adoptive pet parent, Samara Lynn, in Midtown Manhattan.
"I wanted a dog for some time," Samara says. "I went to the ASPCA a few times and finally when I saw Ninja and her size and temperament, I knew she was perfect. I waited about two weeks to think about it. I finally thought, someone must have adopted her already, but when I went back, she was still available. We picked each other."
Staff at the Adoption Center warned Samara that Ninja might be a bit skittish with all the traffic and noise of New York City. But over time, she has adjusted.
"We live in Midtown Manhattan and she loves walking and jogging with either me or my boyfriend," Samara says. "She also really enjoys meeting all the new people and dogs out for walks."
She is also a fast learner. After just a month, Samara taught Ninja to walk on a leash, heel, sit, stay, give paw and other tricks.
"She is very smart, sensitive, and very aware and is the only dog I have ever had that pays acute attention when another dog is on television," Samara says.
We're thrilled that this special and talented dog has a second chance at life in such a loving home.
Thank you Samara....please enjoy this stunning doggy Ninja!!!! God bless
Congrats on your new friend! It must be such a joy to wake up every day to Ninja. And props to you for going to ASPCA to find her.
God bless Samara for adopting Ninja and giving her a loving furever home. I firmly believe in "adopt don't shop". I am so happy this furry little baby was saved from such a terrible life. She is a true survivor.
This is awesome! Thanks so much Samara for taking care of Ninja :) We need more good people like you who are willing to take care of dogs that's been abused or neglected.
A wonderful story of a girl and her adopted friend Ninja ! Samara, you have a big heart and many years of lots of love, fun and friendship for the two of you !I think it was meant to be for the both of you!...lol
I am thankful for the good work and kind souls at the ASPCA and for bringing my sweet Ninja in my life. Thank you again ASPCA and for the kind comments about our story--- from Samara and Ninja! :)
Thank you so much for saving this sweet furbaby & the others from the dog fighting pits of pure hell! Thank you for giving Ninja & the others a second chance @ life & learning to know what real love is & human compassion & kindness!!! You are all angels....xoxoxo
who could live in an apt. bldg. and not turn something like this into the police or aspca? it blows my mind...
Animal fighting is evil and disgusting. Civilized society should demand eradication of this depraved practice worlwide. It is legal and popular in many countries but we as citizens must demand better. Here in the USA we are just now coming around to trying to rid this scourge from society. Many seemingly "normal" people attend these fights, too. It is astounding. Thank God that Ninja was one of the lucky ones. We have to pressure our elected officials to get serious about this. I am pestering mine all the time. We can do this!
Samara, Ninja was waiting for you. I love it that you both have such a loving and great life together. May there be many years ahead for you together.


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I am a Art Director & Graphic Designer who loves to make logos. I have over 9 years of experience concepting and designing across multiple channels and categories such as branding, direct response, print collateral, online collateral, and advertising campaigns (please see www.chantelzapata.com). I love smart, strategic, successful thinking and I am comfortable managing projects as well as teams. I also show attention to detail and hold deadlines sacred. I have worked on product launches and have experience on shoots domestically and abroad. The clients I have worked on include Amazon Kindle, The French Culinary Institute, Samsung, Cigna Healthcare, iVillage, Kellogg's, Audible.com, Web.com, and Scholastic Inc. I have a BFA from Parsons the New School for Design. You may view my full portfolio online at: www.chantelzapata.com Thanks so much for your interest in my work and in me. I hope all is well with you and yours and I look forward to hearing from your soon.
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I create design for digital and print. I also produce high-end Photoshop images, retouching and illustration. I can react quickly, and I'm here to help make your brand famous. My full range of work is on my online portfolio: craigmurley.com. I have over 18 years experience in ad agencies and freelancing. I've produced work for entrepreneurs just starting their brand, all the way to extensive campaigns for huge multi-nationals. From brand design, media campaigns, even creating new ways to communicate. I look after communication needs of a diverse range of brands all over the world. Contact me, and let's make it happen.
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Graphic Designer with 10 years of professional experience. My main focus has been on design for print and packaging. I have worked with a wide range clients in multiple fields including: education, cosmetics, finance, entertainment, hardware, and real estate. My design philosophy is simple... I listen carefully to my client's needs and transform their ideas into reality. I strive to make sure that every detail is incorporated into my designs. When you choose me as your designer you can rest assured that you will be more than satisfied with your final product.
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Designer who provides art direction, creative concepts and quality designs. If these sounds interesting feel free to contact me. I am available for any design job. Some of the services that I do: IPhone / IPad UI Design Web Design Logo Design Graphic Design Magazine Design Photo Retouching Photo Manipulation Packaging Design Business Card Design If what you are searching for something that is not listed above, please ask.
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I am a Finnish entrepreneur and creative professional with 8+ years of experience living and breathing brand design and corporate visual systems. I love to work across a vast mix of creative projects that continue to fuel my curiosity and functional approach to design. My passion lies in gaining a keen understanding of how products and services come to life for the intended audience. To truly capture the essence of a brand, one needs to understand its core functionality and values. Iconic brands can only be built if the brand trinity – visual image, function and message – is fully understood, conceptualized and then implemented across all brand communications. I enjoy working with talented people from different cultural backgrounds, and spend way too much time reading design blogs and brand case studies from Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. Specialities: Brand Design Brand Strategy Multi-disciplinary Brand Communication Communication Strategy Consumer Experience Graphic Design Art Direction Illustration / Digital Art
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Hi, Design is my passion... luckily I also have many years of experience in graphic design and combining these two pieces I can create beautiful and unique designs. If You need visualization of your ideas for your logo, web page, program interface or just a business card and you need a professional assistance, then you've found the right person :) Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. Steve Jobs.


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The basic activity sheet is called My Highs & Lows. Meant to be collected, opera by opera, over the course of the season, this sheet points students toward a consistent set of objects of observation. Its purposes are not only to help students articulate and express their opinions, but to support comparison and contrast, enriching understanding of the art form as a whole.
For Nixon in China, the other activity sheet, Who's on First, directs students' attention to the opera's six important historical characters.
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MARK KEOHANE writes the Crusaders put in a world-class performance against the Stormers at Newlands but their supposedly rugby motivated coloured Cape following were again not in the same league.
The New Zealanders remain as bemused and amused at the number of coloured locals who refuse to support the Stormers but favour the red and black of a region from the south island of New Zealand – a region whose rugby officials have been accused of selecting a minimum quota of non-white players in their side.
Wellington import Robbie Freuan was as dark as it got for the Crusaders at Newlands.
The Crusaders are the most successful franchise in the history of Super Rugby. They have won the title seven times and made the semi-finals in 14 of the last 15 seasons. But their team, based on demographics of the region, has primarily been white.
I could understand the Blues, predominantly of Pacific Island origin, the Chiefs, with a strong Maori contingent and the Hurricanes, another side that traditionally included many Pacific Islands and Maori players, getting support from the coloured community in Cape Town because they felt they could identify with the demographic make-up of the side.
But the Crusaders are a white side and anyone who has travelled to Christchurch or New Zealand's south island will tell you that the folk from that area are pretty conservative. I've often said the Crusaders would be the equivalent of the Bulls in South Africa, when one thinks of the traditional supporter.
I have never seen too many of the coloured community in Cape Town arrive at Newlands en-masse with a Bulls jersey, regardless of the quality of rugby they are playing or their success rate in the Currie Cup or Super Rugby.
Those who support the Crusaders have in the past mailed me to say they only support the side because of the brilliant rugby they play. I respect that and everyone has a democratic right to support just whoever they want to.
But the element who dress up in red and black, get to Newlands and act in a common and crass manner, as happened again last Saturday, do the Crusaders franchise a disservice and certainly do the team no favours.
The New Zealanders think it is a joke. They may publicly thank those misguided masses for their support but privately they find them an intrusion and an embarrassment and a mild form of entertainment.
It is the same with the All Blacks, who appreciate any support but remain baffled as to why so many in the coloured community can't move on and support a national team in which coloured players have been among the super stars.
One of those coloured players is the legendary wing Bryan Habana, who in 2007 was the best player in the world and helped win the Boks a World Cup.
Habana tweeted his disgust at the behaviour of a section of those coloured supporters wearing Crusaders colours on Saturday for the manner at which they swore at the Stormers players, spat at them and generally behaved like common uneducated thugs.
The star Bok tweeted that he wished he could find the cash to buy them all a one-way ticket to Christchurch and rid Newlands of them for good.
This group is a minority among the many coloured rugby supporters in Cape Town and they are as big an embarrassment to the passionate coloured rugby supporter, regardless of which team he or she supports.
What makes me laugh is the argument from this minority as to how they relate to the Crusaders. In which way? The same way the oke from Bishop Lavis relates to the oke from Bishops Court?
And if they relate to the Crusaders because of the quality of their rugby, then return the favour to the team and show some quality behaviour.
South Africa, as a nation, has moved on. It will never be the ideal or perfect society but then no society can make such a claim.
My message to those who live in Cape Town and aspire to be Kiwis is to make the effort to get on a plane and experience New Zealand.
You may find it a shock to the system to see that there is as much racial prejudice in New Zealand as there is anywhere in the world and that a traditional Cape coloured community will have very little in common with a traditional Christchurch community.
The Crusaders are primarily a white team, but if the motivation to support them is based on the way they play rugby, then would the same principle be applied to a primarily white Stormers or Springbok team, who played great rugby? I think not.
I also don't think the crass and clueless among those Cape Crusaders followers would even know how to spell the word principle, let alone know its meaning.
So in simple terms, support the classy Crusaders but try and show a bit of class in your support. The players deserve that at least.
As for Habana's wish to put these clowns on a plane, speak to your mate Johan Rupert and ask him to pay for the flights. Make it a one-way ticket because they will find that the reality of life for a coloured in Christchurch is very different to the romance of wearing a Crusaders supporters jersey once a year and calling themselves Kiwis.


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DES MOINES, Iowa — A pair of Central Michigan seniors put a close to remarkable careers with All-American finishes at the NCAA Championships Saturday afternoon.*
Senior Ben Bennett split his two matches Saturday for a fourth-place finish at 184 pounds, while senior Jarod Trice dropped two closely-fought matches to finish sixth at heavyweight.*
Bennett finished as the first four-time All-American in program history, while Trice became just the fourth three-time All-American at CMU.*
Both wrestlers opened the day with matches in the consolation semifinals as Bennett was able to defeat No. 11 Ethen Lofthouse (Iowa) by decision, 3-1, and Trice fell to No. 1 seed Dom Bradley (Missouri), 5-2.*
Bennett earned a takedown with 26 seconds left in the first period and after starting the second period on bottom earned an escape point to go ahead 3-0. Lofthouse was awarded a pair of points on stalling calls by Bennett, but was unable to score a takedown.*
The senior met Cornell's Steve Bosak (Cornell) in the third-place match and was called for stalling to give Bosak a 1-0 lead. Bosak finished the match with the riding-time advantage for the 2-0 victory.*
Trice and Bradley met for the third time this season and the No. 1 seed was able to come away with a season sweep thanks to a pair of takedowns in the first period.*
In the fifth-place match, Trice fell to Zac Thomusseit (Pittsburgh), 3-1. Thomusseit went ahead 3-0 with an escape and takedown in the second period before Trice cut the deficit to two with an escape in the third. Unfortunately, Trice was unable to get a takedown to tie the match in suffering the defeat.*
The two All-America honors marked the ninth time in the last 10 years that at least two CMU wrestlers finished on the medal stand.*
125 pounds – Christian Cullinan
First Round: W, decision Joe DeAngelo (N.C. State), 7-2
Second Round: L, decision No. 4 Nicholas Megadulis (Penn State), 5-2
Consolation Second Round: L, decision Edward Kilmara (Okla. State), 6-3
133 pounds – No. 10 Scotti Sentes
First Round: W, major decision Jimmy Morris (Rider), 13-2
Second Round: L, decision No. 7 Jonathon Morrison (Okla. State), 3-1
Consolation Second Round: W, major decision Matt Bystol (Columbia), 11-1
Consolation Third Round: W, fall Jamie Franco (Hofstra), 2:25
Consolation Fourth Round: L, decision No. 5 Christopher Dardanes (Minnesota), SV 11-9
149 pounds – Donnie Corby
First Round: L, decision Dan Osterman (Michigan State), 3-1 SV
Consolation First Round: W, decision Alexander Richardson (ODU), 4-3
Consolation Second Round: L, decision Raymond Borja (Navy), 9-6
157 pounds – Lucas Smith
First Round: L, major decision, No. 7 Jesse Dong (Va. Tech), 8-0
Consolation First Round: L, fall No. 10 Roger Pena (Oregon State), 2:29
165 pounds – Mike Ottinger
Preliminary round: L, decision Ryan LeBlanc (Indiana), TB1 5-3
Consolation preliminary: L, decision Austin Wilson (Nebraska), 6-2
174 pounds – Craig Kelliher
First Round: L, decision No. 3 Michael Evans (Iowa), 2-0
Consolation First Round: W, decision Leroy Munster (Northwestern), TB1 3-2
Consolation Second Round: L, decision Cody Walters (Ohio), 2-1
184 pounds – No. 2 Ben Bennett
First Round: W, decision Tony Dallago (Illinois), 7-3
Second Round: W, major decision Alex Utley (UNC), 10-0
Quarterfinals: W, decision No 7 Jimmy Sheptock (Maryland), 1-0
Semfinals: L, decision No. 3 Robert Hamlin (Lehigh), 3-2
Consolation Semifinals: W, decision No. 12 Ethen Lofthouse (Iowa), 3-1
Third-place Match: L, decision No. 4 Steve Bosak (Cornell), 2-0
Heavyweight – No. 10 Jarod Trice
First Round: W, decision Daniel Miller (Navy), 2-0
Second Round: W, decision No. 7 Connor Medbery (Wisconsin), 6-4
Quarterfinals: L, decision No. 2 Tony Nelson (Minnesota), 1-0
Consolation Fourth Round: W, decision Joe Stolfi (Bucknell), 7-3
Consolation Quarterfinals: W, decision Matthew Gibson (Iowa State), 3-0
Consolation Semfinals: L, decisionNo. 1 Dom Bradley (Missouri), 5-2
Fifth-place Match: L, decision Zac Thomusseit (Pitt), 3-1


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Andy is in the evidence room when a bomb explodes.
Andy is in the evidence room when a bomb explodes.
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Nick risks his life to save Duncan.
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NORTH JOHNSTON (0-5) at NORTH LENOIR (0-5)
After losing a lead late to East Duplin last week, the Hawks proved they absolutely have to step up and just play better. They have the athletes and those guys have the talent, but last week NL's young roster again showed itself.
North Johnston is also winless, so someone is finally going to post the first win of the season tonight. The matchup is about even in the toughness of the teams' schedules, how many points they've given up and how many times they can find the end zone. If the Hawks don't step on their own toes tonight, they could come out with the first "W" of 2013 — for the school's homecoming game.
Jessika's Pick: N. Lenoir 32, N. Johnston 28
SOUTH LENOIR (1-4) at EAST DUPLIN (2-3)
The Blue Devils dropped the ball last week in giving up a 20-point lead in a tough loss at Goldsboro Rosewood. South Lenoir's scoring shut down in the second half, but the team had quarterback woes with Kyle Huffman injured. Huffman was cleared to play for tonight's game and could make a major difference in playing a team that's been shut out twice this year.
The strength of the Blue Devils offensive line should help stop an explosive running team tonight, but ED coach Battle Holley will make adjustments where he needs to. It's a rivalry game, where SL hasn't beaten the Panthers since 1985. E. Duplin leads the overall series 28-17 — and has won the last 24 in a row against the Blue Devils.
Jessika's Pick: E. Duplin 21, S. Lenoir 14
NORTH PITT (3-1) at GREENE CENTRAL (0-5)
The Rams' numbers look good from last week. They can produce and score without flaws. QB Austin Batchelor passed for 230 yards, 2 TDs and no interceptions in the 35-21 loss to an improved Farmville Central squad.
Greene Central has to play harder. They're facing a N. Pitt program that was home to Rams head coach Allen Wooten for nineyears.
N. Pitt has one less game under its belt, but the Panthers have won three in a row. They're a team that shut out Ayden-Grifton a few weeks back and they have a very fast running quarterback that Greene Central will have to combat.
Jessika's Pick: N. Pitt 36, Greene Central 27
SOUTHWEST ONSLOW (3-2) at (JONES SENIOR (0-5)
Scoring 18 points last week shows signs of life for the Trojans, even though they lost by 23 in the 41-18 decision to Richlands. They were down big going into halftime and still managed to kick out a several more points.
Jones Senior's opponent this week narrowly defeated Richlands earlier this month. But SWO is coming off a close loss to a Jacksonville White Oak team, so they should play intensely. Jones Senior has improved, but it still hasn't proved it can beat anyone in their monster non-conference schedule — not just because the Trojans are winless, but because of how they've been performing.
Jessika's pick: SW Onslow 42, Jones Senior 22
LASKER NORTHEAST (2-2) at ARENDELL PARROTT (3-1)
Parrott is coming off a brutal 50-7 loss to undefeated Southampton, as the Raiders improved to 4-0. The blowout should fuel a very confident APA team to come back over Northeast. The Eagles haven't scored very much this season. They were held to six points two times this season, but once was to Hobgood Academy, the only other undefeated NCISAA 8 Man team. APA is 17-2-1 all-time against Northeast, one of the Patriots' traditional rivals.
Jessika's pick: Parrott 42, Northeast 14
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- Sunday lunchtime, Nov 30 2008. Three adults ate their fill: 3 courses each, plenty of choice from the day/evg's very varied menus: experienced all-fresh food, tastily prepared and beautifully served. Marvellous mediterranean herbs in both the meat dishes and veggie options. Drinks: 2 glasses house red, 2 teas brewed to choice, 2 coffees: espresso, cappuccino. Total bill: £59 for three, +[unsolicited] tip.
- Misc. remarks: Setting: roomy and comfortable. Ambiance relaxing. Decor brand new, attractive. Lighting & fittings great. Surprisingly deep interior. Kitchen visible. Heating & air con fine. Background music: hardly notice it once you've started on the food. Female loos well satisfied my discriminating companions.
- Other: usual cards taken. Good window-seat boulevard views and attractive outside veranda. 2 mins Amersham Tube/rail station. 5 mins from pleasant woodland foothpath scenic ramble down to Old Town. Open 7 days. Verdict: full marks. Come again? certainly.
* Feast Café and Bistro, fully licensed, 13 Hill Avenue, Amersham-on-the Hill, Bucks.
Tel 01494 729055.
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'Mexican' restaurant, opening in Hill Ave [June-Nov 2008];
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The October Country
The October Country (Hardcover)
Welcome to a land Ray Bradbury calls "the Undiscovered Country" of his imagination--that vast territory of ideas, concepts, notions and conceits where the stories you now hold were born. America's premier living author of short fiction, Bradbury has spent many lifetimes in this remarkable place--strolling through empty, shadow-washed fields at midnight; exploring long-forgotten rooms gathering dust behind doors bolted years ago to keep strangers locked out.. and secrets locked in. The nights are longer in this country. The cold hours of darkness move like autumn mists deeper and deeper toward winter. But the moonlight reveals great magic here--and a breathtaking vista.
The October Country is many places: a picturesque Mexican village where death is a tourist attraction; a city beneath the city where drowned lovers are silently reunited; a carnival midway where a tiny man's most cherished fantasy can be fulfilled night after night. The October Country's inhabitants live, dream, work, die--and sometimes live again--discovering, often too late, the high price of citizenship. Here a glass jar can hold memories and nightmares; a woman's newborn child can plot murder; and a man's skeleton can war against him. Here there is no escaping the dark stranger who lives upstairs...or the reaper who wields the world. Each of these stories is a wonder, imagined by an acclaimed tale-teller writing from a place shadows. But there is astonishing beauty in these shadows, born from a prose that enchants and enthralls. Ray Bradbury's The October Country is a land of metaphors that can chill like a long-after-midnight wind...as they lift the reader high above a sleeping Earth on the strange wings of Uncle Einar.
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In a career spanning more than seventy years, Ray Bradbury, who died on June 5, 2011 at the age of 91, inspired generations of readers to dream, think, and create. A prolific author of hundreds of short stories and close to fifty books, as well as numerous poems, essays, operas, plays, teleplays, and screenplays, Bradbury was one of the most celebrated writers of our time. His groundbreaking works include Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, The Illustrated Man, Dandelion Wine, and Something Wicked This Way Comes. He wrote the screen play for John Huston's classic film adaptation of Moby Dick, and was nominated for an Academy Award. He adapted sixty-five of his stories for television's The Ray Bradbury Theater, and won an Emmy for his teleplay of The Halloween Tree. He was the recipient of the 2000 National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, the 2004 National Medal of Arts, and the 2007 Pulitzer Prize Special Citation, among many honors.
Throughout his life, Bradbury liked to recount the story of meeting a carnival magician, Mr. Electrico, in 1932. At the end of his performance Electrico reached out to the twelve-year-old Bradbury, touched the boy with his sword, and commanded, "Live forever!" Bradbury later said, "I decided that was the greatest idea I had ever heard. I started writing every day. I never stopped."
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The Apollo Guidance and Navigation System was a combination of optical sensors, gyroscopes, a digital computer, and other devices, which managed the guidance and navigation of the Apollo Command, Service, and Lunar modules during the journey from Earth orbit to the Moon and back. This unit was used for testing and evaluation at the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where the systems were built.
Donated by the MIT Instrumentation Lab to the Museum in 1976.
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November 7, 2012
AP Legal Affairs Writer
COLUMBUS — A federal judge on Wednesday angrily demanded that attorneys for Ohio's elections chief name the author of an election-eve order that placed the responsibility of explaining what kind of identification voters use on provisional ballots on the voters themselves.
U.S. District Court Judge Algenon Marbley's voice rose nearly to a shout at times as he asked attorneys what research the Ohio Secretary of State's office had done before issuing Friday's after-hours order.
"You have a lot of explaining to do," Marbley told assistant Ohio attorney general Aaron Epstein at a hearing in Columbus the morning after the election. A few minutes later, he demanded that Epstein and other state attorneys explain the rationale behind the order.
"Show me the facts that the secretary used to make the decision to change this directive at 7 o'clock on a Friday night on the eve of an election," Marbley said. "I want to see it, and I want to see it now."
State attorneys had acknowledged in an Oct. 24 hearing that it was the duty of poll workers' to record such information, not voters.
Marbley asked what had changed between then and Friday's new order. Epstein said he didn't believe the order changed existing law on provisional ballots.
After a short break, Epstein told Marbley the drafting of the order was a collaborative effort by several members of the Secretary of State's Office. Marbley was satisfied with the response.
At issue is an order released by Secretary of State Jon Husted that requires that voters check a box explaining what ID they can offer if they weren't able to provide the last four digits of their Social Security number or their Ohio driver's license number.
Alternative ID could include a military ID or a utility bill.
Voter advocates say putting the requirement on voters increases the likelihood that ballots could be wrongly rejected and asked Marbley to hear the issue.
Epstein said state law calls for voters and poll workers to share responsibility for providing the information.
The hearing was scheduled before Tuesday's election, but the stakes of the outcome diminished after the election ended with President Barack Obama winning the presidency and GOP candidate Mitt Romney conceding.
Some had feared the election could come down to provisional ballots cast in Ohio. Such ballots are typically cast by voters who don't have the proper ID or who cast votes in the wrong polling place.
During the hearing, Marbley told state attorneys that "Democracy dies in the dark," and said last-minute orders done late in the day seek "to avoid transparency."
Although he was hard on state attorneys, Marbley also played Devil's advocate with attorneys for voter advocates who complained about the last-minute order.
"Since I the voter am providing you the poll worker with my type of identification, why can't I the voter check off what type of identification I'm providing to the poll worker?" Marbley asked.
That could lead to the disenfranchisement of voters for failing to fill out that information, responded Barbara Chisholm, an attorney representing homeless voters.
Marbley acknowledged in court that his questions were animated because of his special regard for voting rights.
Marbley, who is black, grew up in the south and received his bachelor's from the University of North Carolina. He has often spoken of the importance of voting rights to him personally based on events he saw growing up. President Bill Clinton appointed him to the bench in 1997.


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Professor of Medicine (Digestive Diseases) and of Cell Biology; Deputy Director, Yale M.D., Ph.D. Program
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After completing medical school and internal medicine training at the University of Missouri, Dr. Gorelick trained at Yale in Gastroenterology. Afterhis clinical training, he began basic science training with Dr. James Jamieson at Yale. During that period he described calcium-calmodulin dependent protein kinase II and subsequently worked with Dr. Paul Greengard (Rockefeller University) to examines the enzyme's mechanism of activation, a response critical to memory.
His later work has focused on the mechanisms of acute pancreatits and how digestive enzymes, such as trypsin, are activated within the pancreas during this disease. Dr. Gorelick sees patients with gastrointestinal diseases at the VAMC in West Haven, CT. He is also the Deputy Director for the Yale physician Scientist program and directs a year-long course for the group that links basic science to clinical disease. He laboratory at the VA studies the molecular mechanisms related to acute pancreatitis with a goal of developing tools that prevent or lessen disease.
Education & Training
- University of Missouri (1973)
- Post Doctoral
- Yale University, Cell Biology (1977 - 1980)
- Visiting Scientist
- Rockefeller University, Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience (1986 - 2013)
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Amer Soc Clin Investigation (1990)
- William Go Life-time Achievement Award
American Pancreatic Association (2008)
- Bohmfalk Teaching Award in Basic Science
Yale University (2007)
- American Association of Physicians
- Morton Grossman Research Award
American Gastroenterological Association (1984)
Professional Service
- Chairperson (member 2001-2006), National Institutes of Health (06/1/2004 - 06/01/2006)
- Chairperson, NIH (06/01/2009 - 06/01/2009)


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First Known Use: circa 1618
adjective in·cu·ri·ous \(ˌ)in-ˈkyu̇r-ē-əs\
: having no desire to learn or know more about something or someone : not curious
Full Definition of INCURIOUS
: lacking a normal or usual curiosity : uninterested <a blank incurious stare>
— in·cu·ri·os·i·ty \-ˌkyu̇r-ē-ˈä-sə-tē\ noun
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Latin incuriosus, from in- + curiosus curious
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A sty (hordeolum) is a red, painful lump near the edge of your eyelid that may look like a boil or a pimple. Sties are often filled with pus. A sty usually forms on the outside of your eyelid, but sometimes a sty can form on the inner part of your eyelid.
In most cases, a sty will begin to disappear on its own in a few days. In the meantime, you may be able to relieve the pain or discomfort of a sty by applying a warm washcloth to your eyelid.
Signs and symptoms of a sty include:
Another condition that causes inflammation of the eyelid is a chalazion. A chalazion occurs when there's a blockage in one of the small oil glands at the margin of the eyelid, just behind the eyelashes. The gland can become infected with bacteria, which may also cause a red, swollen eyelid. Unlike a sty, a chalazion tends to be most prominent on the inner side of the eyelid. Treatment for both conditions is similar.
Most sties are harmless to your eye and won't affect your ability to see clearly. Try self-care measures first, such as applying a warm washcloth to your closed eyelid for 10 to 15 minutes several times a day. Contact your doctor if:
A sty can be caused by:
You risk exposing your eyelids to infection if you:
Start by seeing your family doctor or a general practitioner if your sty is painful or doesn't start to get better in two days. In some cases, your doctor may refer you to a specialist who treats eye diseases and conditions (ophthalmologist).
Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to be prepared for your appointment. Here's some information to help you get ready, and what to expect from your doctor.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions can help you make the most of your time together. For a sty, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared, don't hesitate to ask additional questions.
Your doctor will usually diagnose a sty just by looking at your eyelid. Your doctor may use a light and a magnifying device to examine your eyelid.
In most cases, a sty doesn't require specific treatment. A sty typically goes away on its own.
For a sty that persists, your doctor may recommend treatments, such as:
Until your sty goes away on its own, try to:
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PoolingConnectionFactory directly.
The JndiXAConnectionFactory
When you have no way to create a
XAConnectionFactory in a javabean way, you can specify the
className argument of
PoolingConnectionFactory to be bitronix.tm.resource.jms.JndiXAConnectionFactory. This class is an implementation of
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Set the
initialContextFactory and
providerUrl properties respectively to the JNDI name of the
XAConnectionFactory implementation, the initial context factory and provider URL used to access the JNDI server. The last two parameters can be omitted if the
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JNDI credentials
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"..a PAPER planner? ....but can't you just keep track of schedules and to-dos from your phone?" Yes, some people thought I was nuts when I created the first edition of the Life planner in 2007. I consider myself quite tech savvy, but I still find that I am more organized and prepared when I create handwritten schedules, lists and goals in an old school planner. I also found that the more stylish and personalized the planner, the more likely someone is to carry it with them and use it to simplify busy schedules and better plan for successful living.
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Mountain Weather forecast - West Highlands
The West Higlands is an extensive area of mountains, moorland, islands and sea which is home to several distinctly different cultures. The West Highland Way was Scotland's first long distance route and remains by far the most popular. It stretches for 151 kilometres from Milngavie on the edge of Glasgow to Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis. The West Highlands area is very sparsely populated, with many mountain ranges including the highest mountain in the British Isles, Ben Nevis, standing at 1,344 metres. This mountain is a popular destination attracting an estimated 100,000 ascents a year. The 700 metre cliffs of the north face are among the highest in the United Kingdom, providing classic scrambles and rock climbs of all difficulties for climbers and mountaineers.
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