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The research base on promoting students' understanding of and facility with domain-specific representations is less robust. DBER does not provide conclusive evidence about how instructors, illustrators, and authors should design representations for maximum effect, or what the optimal representations are for a given situation. Moreover, additional research is needed to identify the range of instructional approaches that help students use mathematical and graphical representations to enhance their knowledge and understanding. For example, does designing and constructing representations affect students' understanding differently than merely interpreting existing representations, and if so, how? Given the increasing use of technology, more research is needed on the educational efficacy of computer animations, simulations, and other technology-enhanced techniques that aid with visualization and representations, and the conditions under which those techniques are effective.
Representations vary within and across disciplines. As one example, the nature of the representations used in geoscience education varies enormously on multiple important dimensions, including the use of spatial representations to represent nonspatial data (Dutrow, 2007; Kastens, 2009, 2010; Libarkin and Brick, 2002). This variation presents a challenge to developing a research agenda for the use of visualizations and representations in undergraduate science and engineering education, because research using any specific representation may not be generalizable to other representations.

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Cast: Kangana Ranaut, Vir Das, Piyush Mishra, Zakir Hussain
Director: Sai Kabeer
Rating: ***
This would have been a great party if only it wasn't so long. But one has to applaud Kangana Ranaut, who could give all the dacoits in B-Town a run for their loot, for another great performace. She plays the Venice-loving, gun-trotting politician in Chambal with much aplomb. From a vulnerable Rani in Queen to the mighty Alka Singh in Revolver Rani, the actress sure knows how to make and then, equally easily, break the mould.
Alka Singh, who has lost the election to Udayban (Zakir Hussain), is trying all that she can (including gate-crashing his rally, while spraying bullets sitting on the bonnet of her car) to win control over her land.
Her mama Balli (Piyush Mishra) is at his scheming best. Alka (whose dusky skin colour seems to be the result of a fake tan) has one weakness though – her boy-toy Rohan Mehra (Vir Das). Romance and revenge is what the movie focuses on. It has some great scenes, like the one where Rohan lovingly calls Alka - Coco – because you are like a coconut, hard from outside but a softie at heart, he explains.
She calls him Chamcham, and says it's because she likes the name and there's no logic behind it. But the problem is that sometimes there's just too much time between two good scenes. Tighter editing is what the movie lacks. At some points the scenes actually drag, and one kind of wishes that the cast would just get on with the final act. The movie seems to be an attempt to set up Tarantino's world in Bollywood, which may lead to it finding limited takers.
Director Sai Kabeer, thankfully, holds the reins well. This movie could have easily gone the Aiyya way if it wasn't handled the way Kabeer has. Cutting the length of the movie by 10-15 minutes would have made this a great ride.
The movie in a satirical way tries to highlight many serious issues, like corrupt politicians using funds to build their palatial homes and ferrying clothes from foreign shores, using humour.
And succeeds in doing so to a certain extent. The casting director should be applauded for getting the cast absolutely bang on. Piyush Pandey as the cunning uncle doing his best to maneuver his niece's political career is simply brilliant.
Zeishan Qadri as Micheal Jackson fan Pilot is great, and so are Zakir Hussain, Pankaj Saraswat and Kumud Mishra, who want to bring down Alka.
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A $2.2 million wind turbine at a Department of Veterans Affairs facility in St. Cloud remains broken, and a series of repairs has been ineffective.
A St. Cloud Times report says there have been similar issues with wind turbines at VA facilities in two other states.
The turbine at the St. Cloud VA Health Care System hasn't worked in two years. Workers have made a series of hydraulic and electrical repairs with no luck. VA spokesman Barry Venable wouldn't say when, if ever, the turbine will generate power.
The St. Cloud site was one of four VA locations selected for wind power. A veterans' cemetery in Massachusetts has a working wind turbine, but facilities in Utah and New York have also failed.
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• On average, the religious group (including secularism) with the richest adherents in America is Reform Judaism; Conservatives take third (with Hindus sneaking in at second place). This is as much an indication of education levels. [NYT Mag]
• George Mitchell resigned as U.S. special envoy for the Mideast, ostensibly for having served his two years but actually because the peace process is on life support. [Politico]
• "I don't see Hamas as a terror organization," said Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. "Hamas is a political party." [JPost]
• Nakba Day is Sunday, but the clashes have already begun in East Jerusalem. [Al-Jazeera]
• A fascinating look at the Alawite sect—it's like a non-mainstream, neo-Platonic version of Shiism—and how its adherents came to power in Syria despite comprising only 12 percent of the population. The Alawites of French Syria are eerily reminiscent of the Jews of British Palestine. [NYRB]
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Party leadership times its response during Assembly session
To try to get support from other LDF partners
Alleges interference by Finance Ministry in other Ministries
KOTTAYAM: The Kerala Congress (J) leadership, caught in a series of setbacks for the past two years and which had given the impression of having held little control over the turn of events, appears to have brought itself into an assertive mode with Saturday's declarations at the joint meeting of the party's high-power committee and secretariat.
By openly taking up the issue of "double standard" within the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and projecting it as the major concern of the party at this point of time, KC(J) chairman P.J. Joseph appears to have articulated his intention to be assertive not only within the front but also within the party, which had been losing its focus, both politically and organisationally.
Different stands
Mr. Joseph made it clear that there was a strong feeling within the party that unlike in the case of Forests Minister Benoy Viswom, who has found himself in the centre of a controversy over the Ponmudi land deal, the former Minister for Public Works T.U. Kuruvilla was not extended the support by the LDF leadership when facing an allegation over a land deal. A judicial inquiry was instituted in Mr. Kuruvilla's case, and citing the "media coverage and popular mood," he was forced to step down as Minister.
Bilateral discussions
While Mr. Joseph will take up the matter at the LDF meeting scheduled for September 20, the party is in no way oblivious of the impact his statements on the issue is going to have at a time when the Assembly is in session.
The interval may be used by the party for bilateral discussions with LDF partners in mopping up support for its cause.
While it will not insist on Mr. Viswom's stepping down, the party is sure to press for an inquiry, it is learnt.
Though the double-standard issue is the one being talked about in the open, it has been pointed out that the party leaders are also peeved over the way the Public Works Department allegedly denied funds when it was under its Minister and how the funds started flowing in once he quit.
The issue is sure to come up during the bilateral talks.
The party believes that "interference of the Finance Department in other's portfolio" is sure to find more takers.
The KC(J)'s woes against the LDF leadership started during the seat-sharing exercise for the 2006 Assembly elections. During sharing of portfolio too, there were attempts to downgrade the party's ranking by giving it a less-important portfolio, party leaders said.
The attitude towards its leaders caught in controversies was the latest in a list of "step-motherly treatment" being meted out to them, they said.
Party matters
On internal matters, a more assertive leader at the helm is expected to put down the parochial interests that had come to play in the party during the past two years. Even at Saturday's meeting of the high-power committee, an attempt was made to focus on the issue of selection of Minister rather than take up the larger issues.
However, this lonely voice was put down by others who rallied behind the chairman.
A leadership more assertive in dealing with the LDF and an organisation more united under the leader is expected not only to refurbish the party's image, which had suffered in a series of allegations, but also act as a shield against such attempts in future.


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Square Root of Negative One
I'VE BEEN SKEPTICAL of the merits of the post-hip-hop ambient music called illbient ever since I wandered into one of DJ Spooky's now-fabled loft parties in 1996 and nearly gagged on the noise. Hipsters huddled in the corners and stared at the walls as if paralyzed, as some snot wearing ski goggles screamed into my ear about how this racket was ringing in "the obsolescence of dance." But as is often the case in New York City, the big egos, zany outfits, and trendy locale couldn't conceal the obvious: This was just one more lame-ass party.
The live sets of illbient artiste DJ Olive are a lot like Spooky's--heady, atonal, and almost impossible to dance to--but his work with We isn't as marred by the pomp and pretension that makes the worst of this genre so irritating. Square Root, like We's 1997 debut, As Is, is enchanting and melodic, mixing live and synthesized instrumentation with breakneck breakbeats and digital hocus-pocus. A trio made up of Olive (Gregor Asch), Once 11 (Ignacio Platas), and Lloop (Rich Panciera), We build their songs around samples and melodic loops that are alternately haunting and silly. A single piano note sustains and then stretches like a wad of chewing gum. A diva's voice trills and then morphs into a shaman's chant, and later a baby's coo. A cork bursts out of a champagne bottle, releasing effervescent hip-hop beats that go straight to your head.
Throughout Square, We harness the manic playfulness that makes U.K. gonzo junglists like Squarepusher and µ-Ziq so irresistible, and here, their multicultural smorgasbord of rhythm is truly inspiring. Mingling Native American, Asian, and African grooves with jungle, hip hop, and dub, they bend cultural preconceptions without reducing their aesthetic to the hip-hop equivalent of a Benetton ad.
Yet for all their adept deployment of exotic rhythms, We are at their best when they stick to jungle. Just as jungle tracks like "Magnesium Flares" and "3/10 of the Population" were the high points of As Is, "12 Diablos" and "El Mosquito" outshine most of the nonjungle tracks on Square Root. "Diablos" opens with what sounds like a dishroom accident and proceeds to detonate a beat so propulsive it makes most contemporary jungle seem downright sluggish. While "Mosquito" posits a marriage of downtown avant-garde and U.K. club vanguard, dropping a similarly relentless beat over squalls of melodic noise.
Square Root does have a few low points. Most of "Birimbau" sounds like the work of a Pro Tools neophyte futzing absentmindedly with a dial tone. "Ririka" spends seven minutes playing hide-and-seek with its own gloomy groove. And "12 Diablos Mix 13" is an ambient knee jerk that basically spits back the original track, sans mesmerizing percussion. In spite of these occasional missteps, however, the record showcases We's impressive attention to noise and found sound, while dissing any dunces who honestly believe dancing is obsolete.
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David Hodges '90
The Episcopal Fund Campaign Chair
David Hodges '90 graduated from Liberty University with a B.S. in Business Administration and from Jacksonville University with a Masters of Business Administration. He served on the ESJ Alumni Board from 2002-2004 and currently serves on Episcopal's Board of Trustees. David is President and CEO for Scott-McRae Group. He and his wife Cara have four children. Their son Clayton is in the Class of '21.
Pamela and Chuck Wehde
Upper School Parent Chairs
Chuck and Pamela Wehde are proud that their son Bryce is a member of Episcopal School of Jacksonville's Class of 2018. This is their second year representing The Episcopal Fund and they have supported this campaign since Bryce entered Episcopal in seventh grade. Chuck and Pamela also serve as Parent Ambassadors for new families.
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Robert and Janine Tollett are parents of Cole '17 and Brooke '19. Janine works for Lakeshore Management, Inc. as the Director of Operations/Sales and Rob works for Merrill Lynch Investments as a Financial Advisor. Janine serves as the Boosters Secretary and is an active member of the Parents' Association. They have been new parent ambassadors for the past three years and have supported The Episcopal Fund since 2010. This is their third year involved with this campaign.
Diane and Brian Rose
Class of 2015 Parent Chairs
Brian and Diane Rose, parents of Taylor '15 and Carter '12, have been active participants in The Episcopal Fund since Carter began at ESJ in seventh grade. They have also been a Corporate Partner for the past two years on behalf of their company, Remedy Staffing, where Brian serves as President. Together they have served as members of the Corporate Partners Planning Committee as well as Episcopal Fund parent representatives. Diane is an active Boosters board member and currently serves as the treasurer.
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Frances Poitevent Hutto '88 and Mark Hutto are parents to Whit '18 and Walker '21. This is their second year representing The Episcopal Fund. They have been supporting The Episcopal Fund for many years and are proud to continue their support to benefit the students of ESJ. Frances is an active member of the Parents' Association where she currently serves as the Parent Education Chair. She is a member of the Alumni Board and served as Chair of the 2014 All-Star Bash. Frances and Mark have been new parent ambassadors for the past two years.
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Brenda and Tom Johnson are the grandparents of Charlotte York '17. They became involved at Episcopal when Charlotte enrolled in seventh grade by attending Grandparents' Day, numerous special programs and activities and All Star Bash this past year. The Johnsons divide their time between Jacksonville and Chicago.
Baker Berg '04
Alumni Eagle Society Chair
Baker Berg '04 graduated from The University of the South in 2008 with a degree in American History. While at Episcopal, Baker was involved with rowing and was a member of the Honor Council. He is currently a member of the ESJ Alumni Board and is an Alumni Class Representative. Baker works for Coastal Construction Products.
Deena Bateh Wallace '00 and Heather Halliburton Douglas '94
Alumni Co-Chairs
Deena Bateh Wallace '00 graduated from Wofford College with a B.A. in Government and from Stetson University College of Law. Deena currently works as Claims Counsel for Fidelity National Title Group. While at Episcopal Deena played basketball and was VP of International Club. She has been a member of the Alumni Board since 2010 and is an Alumni Class Representative. Deena and her husband John Wallace '00, also an Alumni Board Member, have one daughter.
Heather Halliburton Douglas '94 graduated from University of Florida with a B.A. in sociology and a master's degree in educational leadership. While at Episcopal, Heather was involved in cheerleading and fine arts. She has been a member of the Alumni Board since 2009 and is an Alumni Class Representative. Heather currently works part-time for the Parc Group. She and her husband Scott have one son, Hudson.
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Ed Witt serves as this year's chair for Episcopal's Corporate Partners program. Ed is senior vice president of construction and a member of the Board of Directors at Miller Electric Company, a silver level Corporate Partner. He has worked for the company since 1990 after his graduation from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science. He and his wife, Rebecca, are the parents of Lexie '16 and Witt '19.
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Faculty and Staff Chair
Lewis L. Ritter III has been a member of Episcopal's faculty since 1990. During that time, he has taught all levels of physics and physical science classes, most recently concentrating on Honors and AP physics. Lew was also the head wrestling coach through 2012 during which time ESJ wrestlers won District, Regional and State Championships. He has been a recipient of the Davis Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Guardian Award. Lew and his wife Annette have three sons, Levi '97, Jonah '01 and Sam '04, all of whom are Episcopal graduates.
ESJ is my second home," Lew says. "My children and I have grown up here. Besides my own home, there is no other place I would rather spend my time.
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Assembly of God.... 900 9th Street.... 304-523-3505
Altizer Baptist Church... 345 2nd Street.... 304-522-4175
B'nai Sholom Congregation.... 949 10th Avenue.... 304-522-2980
St. Joseph Catholic Church.... 526 13th Street.... 304-525-5202
Christ Community Church.... 1101 12th Street.... 304-529-1533
Christian Science.... 540 9th Street.... 304-522-2784
Episcopal.... 520 11th Street.... 304-529-6084
Free Methodist Church.... 3740 Norwood Road.... 304-525-6548
Latter Day Saints.... 5640 Shawnee Drive.... 304-736-5962
Pentecostal.... 2011 James River Road.... 304-429-3339
Presbyterian.... 103 Jefferson Park Drive.... 304-736-1441
Seventh-Day Adventist.... 5804 East Pea Ridge Road.... 304-736-3927
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When most people think of citrus in the state, areas in South Florida may come to mind, but an important resource for citrus just happens to be right here in our backyard.
"Very few people fathom growing citrus in North Florida," said Ben Rosson, Operations and Management Consultant Manager at the Bureau of Citrus Budwood Registration in Chiefland.
Rosson said their goal at the facility is to protect all citrus varieties and provide clean source material to the industry. He said they are the germplasm repository for the state.
Katie Parks Bogart came out the vistor Tuesday night when the polls closed in Bronson.
The unofficial results of the runoff election between her and Jerry L. Mongo for Bronson town council Seat Two yielded 123 votes to Parks Bogart and 101 to Mongo.
A previous election, two weeks ago, resulted in a tie between the two and the runoff was required. Had they tied again on Tuesday, they would've had to flip a coin to determine the winning candidate.
"I'm excited. I'm just ready to get to work," Parks Bogart said of the outcome.
What if you had the opportunity to plan the future of Chiefland? Do you want a say in bringing a better quality of life and better payng jobs and businesses to Chiefland?
You have that opportunity to have a say tonight at 6 p.m. at Usher Center.
The City Commission and the state Department of Economic Opportunity are hosting a community conversation to hear what residents would like to see in Chiefland. You don't have to be a resident of the city, you can be someone who owns a business or works in the city.
But come help plan your future.
Voters in Inglis have chosen a new mayor — Drinda Merritt who won with 222 votes over Carol Gibson with 140 votes and Stephen Smalldridge with 25 votes.
She will replace Mayor Glenda Kirkland.
*** March for Babies Several state roads including Northwest 13th Street, Northwest 34th Street and Northwest 39th Avenue will have lane closures for the walkers on Saturday between 7 a.m. and noon. Gainesville Police will assist in directing traffic.
Archer Road Daytime lane closures from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. just west of Southwest 47th Street for median modifications at the Council on Aging.
If you want to get a word in edgewise on how black bears are managed in Florida, you will have two oppotunities — onday, March 23, and Thursday, March 26, during webinares held at 6 p.m. on each date. You do not have to be computer savvy to participate.
The state's largest land mammal has come back from just several hundred bears in the 1970s to more than 3,000 today. And there have been sightings of bears in Levy County's wooded areas and hammocks.
The Bronson town council recommended the clerk post a position for public works director internally before opening it up to the public.
Town employees have five days to apply, with Friday being the deadline. At Monday night's meeting, Clerk Kelli Brettel said they had given out two applications and just one had been turned in so far that night.
A girl pets a miniature goat for sale at one of the booths on Saturday at the Chiefland Farmers Market.
The market, sponsored by the Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce, is held on the second and fourth Saturday of the month in Trailhead Park on U.S. Highway 19 South in Chiefland.
The hours are from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The results are official. After a machine recount and manual recount of the Bronson town council Seat Two election results on Thursday night, the canvassing board has deemed the race a tie.
The machine recount came out 100 percent accurate Town Clerk Kelli Brettel said on Friday. The canvassing board was not required to manually recount the votes as they would have if the results came out half a percent off or more.
Employees in Bronson will soon have a shorter work week thanks to a vote by the Town Council Monday night.
After several minutes of discussion, the council voted 3-1 to go to a four-day work week.
In a telephone interview Tuesday, City Clerk Kelli Brettel said the change will tentatively take place by April 6. She said they plan to advertise for two weeks and put a notice on water bills. As of Tuesday, Brettel said she was still checking into what is required to reset their office hours.
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I don't mind that they give monks and assassins the ability to tank. However, even if you allow the tank & spank on such classes, you absolutely have to make sure it's not OPed. Afaik, tanking on warriors or elementalists never got OPed.
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The big mistake you make here, is that players never used 55 or 600 for missions. With 55 you can't simply do your own thing because you die in 99.9% of areas. 55 is a pure farm build. It can not be used to normally play the game. So this build actually didn't create scrubs. The people who finished the game, always did so the regular oldfashioned way. Furthermore, apart from farming there was absolutely nothing else to do in Proph, back when 55 was first created.I don't. I believe that the refusal to nerf 55 monks quite honestly ruined the game. Creating these invincible farm builds which exploit the brain dead AI of pve monsters did one thing for a lot of players: let them make money while still being absolutely horrible players. They didn't have to learn how to be good, they didn't need to learn anything other than the 8 skills on the 55 bar, and could go out and do their thing.
This created a generation of scrubs who were so bad at the game, that when 55/600 farming was finally nerfed, that the majority of players were simply unable to get through most missions. So what does Arenanet do? Caves in and adds consumable items for them, and lets another, EVEN WORSE farm build run rampant - Shadow Form.
Besides, 55 was never "finally nerfed". It still works fine in select areas as it ever was: fine in select areas.
Let me please state that protective spirit is a core skill in PVP. Adding minimum damage to prot spirit would have literally destroyed the way PVP functions, since a.net always wanted protective prayers to be important. As such a minimum damage was never an option given that 55 was most heavily used before split skills were introduced. Furthermore it wouldn't have changed 600 with functions on a similar counterintuitive principle: low armor, high damage to be invincible.The 55 situation could have been solved ages ago by a simple addition of a minimum damage on Prot Spirit, but I don't know what the hell they were thinking when they created Shadow Form.
Even if a.net destroyed 55 by also destroying PVP with prot spirit, another build would pop up a day later, as it always did. Instead a.net chose to let this build live, because it was unique and could be stopped with 1 single skill if necessary. As such, there was actually never a reason to destroy 55. 55 was also never the only farm build, it lived alongside warrior farms, ele farms and ranger farms. The only reason 55 attracted so much attention was because of it's brilliancy in simplicity.
A.net finally caved at SF because they knew they could do two things: scare away all teamplayers in a very old game, or at least promote the one last form of teamplay left: UW farming. For this they indeed catered to shadow form. I don't like the build, I admit. But I'm also the first to admit that Shadow Form farming is VERY difficult. Scrubs can not and will not ever finish a single run with SF. Furthermore for SF farming you need a full team, skill, a good build etc which is actually exactly within GW's philosophy. A.net never destroyed SF, they carefully avoided that, but instead nerfed it by making it ever more difficult to use.
It's true that farming builds attract certain types of player - there's a whole microcosm of people who use it though and so we shouldn't leave them out of having fun in their experience of the game.
Funny thing is I took a run once from Doomlore Shrine and the runners (3 of them) all managed to die in what they said was a standard run for them. Luckily I had a back-up plan of a Shadow Form runner on my mesmer and went and rezzed them - but three runners dying - There's an argument there for just fighting through the dungeon.
Fun reading them type in 'team' their surprise at a mesmer holding Shadow Form - but pretty weak of them not knowing it could easily be done.
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The build was simply spawned out of the fact that players are more creative than developers can imagine. It could've easily been avoided had prophecies and even later expansions been designed better. It's not hard to add enchant removals, touch skills, vamp etc. to most enemy mobs without any trouble at all.
All these extremely easy to pull off farmbuilds were part of what so easily inflated the economy, not to mention what has already been said. Loads of people skipped learning to play either through doing nothing but farming or by paying for others to play for them.
There is no reason vanity is supposed to be easily accessible when it's the single form of differentiation in a game. Therefore there's also zero reason for reluctancy to nerf mindless farming builds. On short term the economy might still suffer from the initial inflation and be more inaccessible to casual crowds, but on longer term it'll even out and prices will drop given no new gimmicks are available.
There's nothing different about simply clearing out missions or zones normally were dumb solofarm builds never available. It'd still cater to the people who enjoy being virtually rich. Think of all the original chestruns to the free chests that garuanteed gold drops. They needed no gamebreaking mechanics to do so. Taking out solofarming builds in no way removes the enjoyment of people who simply enjoy farming, it just reduces the efficiency enough so that the rest of the game can keep up better. I don't see how that's a bad thing when we still have these limitations in AI and game design.
As for saying there was nothing to do after completing prophecies. Why yes, that was the ****ing point. You ventured into pvp after learning wtf you were doing. There wasn't supposed to be anything else to do.


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Duggars on the Today show this morning!
OMG! I just watched it and I have tears streaming. lol. I am way overly emotional anyways, but when it comes to this... I can't help but cry. She is beautiful and I know the fear like many of you guys do. The special is going to make me sob! Break out the tissues! (Maybe 2 boxes! lol)
Rick (33) + Kate (30)= Eli (5) and Jack (2)
Proud Preemie Mama to 2!
Awwwww. Tears here too.
Michelle, mom to Allison, (6/17/05) that I hold in my heart, and Megan and Natalie (6/18/07) that I hold in my arms.
Aw that was awesome to hear them actually talk about it and show pics! I was crying when I saw her kangarooing!
Erica-- THAT IS AWESOME that he used my quote! LOL "Never trust a preemie" was something our neos always said. It sorta became an inside joke. It is so true---even after they come home!!
J (6.6.09) 26wker TTC#2 since 8/2010 Finally ovulating on clomid (5th round). HSG 12/5 clear.
"Ignorance is Bliss"
thanks for the link! i cant wait till sunday!!
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2lbs. 6oz. of the cutest little boy in the world!
i'm going to watch the video in a few minutes
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I saw her kangarooing too and thought the same thing Tiffany. I really hope they explain everything. People who haven't been in the NICU/around preemies or their parents just have no idea. I really hope they raise awareness. So glad to see sweet Josie is doing well. :-)
ugh..i just cried .. She is so beautiful!!! I really can not wait for this special!
�Paula Maurine Mommie to a preemie princess Emery mae my 29 weeker born 10/30/08 due 01/10/09..
You know she's pumping for the preemie, so kangarooing is awesome to help that(as well as Josie's development.) I was teary watching it, I thought I was going to be able to hold out for three more days(not three months) but the dr came in and said we need to schedule your c-section and my twins were born an hour later, so I know those scary moment, but mine were 6 wks later in the pg and after two steriod shots. Sunday we are all going to be on here crying our eyes out.
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I saw this today for anyone who hasn't seen the preview for the show. This TOTALLY made me cry. Jim Bob broke my heart, I can't imagine making that call to family. I honestly don't remember who did it for us. I might have called and just don't remember it :P Link below for sneak peak of the special


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This unique rental property was fully renovated in March, 2010. The Anini Beach House is a licensed vacation rental Kauai TVNC # 5085. This 2 bedroom/2 bath home offers 1,700 square feet of living space. With a large living room with a dining area, a media center, a gourmet kitchen with a pantry/laundry area, and a wrap-around lanai (deck) to enhance the oceanfront experience, this property will accommodate 2 to 4 guests in grand style. The master bedroom has a king-size bed and a private bathroom with a whirlpool tub and separate shower. This bedroom also features large sliding glass doors opening onto the oceanview lanai. The 2nd bedroom also has a private bathroom (with a bathtub and shower), and is set up with two twin beds which combine to offer a second king-size bed, if that is your preference. This custom designed beach house offers quality features throughout. The kitchen is light, bright, and fully equipped including a microwave, blender, toaster, coffee maker, dishes, cookware -- plus a great ocean view.
The kitchen features butcher-block counters with granite accents, white lacquered maple cabinets, stainless steel appliances (including the dishwasher), an in-door water/ice dispenser in the refrigerator, and a washer/dryer next to the kitchen area. The living/dining room area has spectacular ocean views, combined with a tropical ambiance. The furnishings are custom designed rattan pieces -- which combine beauty with comfort.
The media center room is adjacent to the living room, and is a comfortable place to relax and enjoy the ocean view as well as the 32-inch color television with 40 cable channels, a DVD, a full stereo system.
The home's interior was custom designed to provide the most comfortable vacation experience possible. It radiates with attention to detail including floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open wide to the surrounding lanai and provide for unobstructed ocean views. This design also allows for natural tradewind cooling.
In addition, all rooms have Casablanca ceiling fans, dramatic indirect lighting details, and island-style decorator furnishings to enhance your Kauai Island vacation. Anini Beach on the North Shore of Kauai has several miles of white sand beach with calm waters and spectacular views. Finding a private spot on the sparsely populated beach is never a problem. The protected waters, massive coral reef, and the unique setting make Anini Beach perfect. We are sure that you'll find our beach home and Anini Beach a place you'll want to return to time and again.
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Lee Cerioni purchased this house in 2000
Anini Beach is one of the best beaches in Kauai.
It is located on the North shore of Kauai.
It has the largest coral reef in Hawaii and its water is warm and accessible year round.
My family stayed at this beautiful spot for 1 week. Located at the end of a rarely used beach road, this remote location is quiet and separated from the hoards of tourists that flock to the areas around Kapaa, Lihue, and even Princeville. Although we needed to rent a car and travel each day almost 1 hour to see the entire island, the tranquility of this home makes the end of the day very relaxing. The home is very comfortable for two couples or a family of 4. Kitchen has everything needed and the grocery store is located just 10 minutes toward Princeville. There is a washer and dryer, microwave and televisions. The owner, Mr. Lee Cerioni is very helpful and reliable. We give this location the highest recommendation.
We have traveled to many exotic beach locations around the worls and this visit surpasses all. The home is absolutely beautiful and the pictures posted do not do it justice. The kitchen is well appointed with an amazing view. Very nice grill as well. We purchased fresh fish for grilling from the Hanalei Dolphin Fish Market every day. They have a restaurant but why eat there when you have an amazing view at home?? Buy all of your poke at Foodland. It is amazing and half the price of Dolphin Fish Market. Sunset from the house was amazing.
In all of our travels this was the first trip in which everything aligned to perfection. The accommodations were fabulous and we had exceptional experiences with the following excursions. Napali Sea Breeze for a cruise of the Napali coast. It departs from Anini Beach Park which is less than 5 minutes from the house. Take the morning cruise for the best snorkeling and calmer seas. We also used Napali Sea Breeze for a charter fishing trip out of Lihue port with Captain Bob and it was fabulous. Call it first time Kauai luck but we caught a 20 pound ono and a 180 pond yellowfin tuna. Can't beat that! Captaqin Bob cleaned the Ono for us and we took what we could eat and gave the rest to Captain Bob and Ken. The tuna went to market with Captain Bob but he is the captain and that is custom here. We used Blue Hawaiian for our helicopter tour of the island and lucked out with amazing clear weather. We did the ATV waterfall tour at Kipu ranch after the helicopter tour. A lot of fun!
If you like to paddle board I highly recommend having boards delivered to the house. We used Hanalei Surf School and they were easy to work with. Make sure you check the tide tables before heading out on the boards. Inside the reef is very shallow so you want to go out within 4 hours of high tide. We brought our snorkeling gear but there is some gear available at the house. The reef seems to be over fished and a bit worn in areas where people have easy access. We found the best snorkeling, if you are looking at the ocean, to your left. At low tide you will see a cluster of lava rocks just off shore. That is an easy area to snorkel. The other area, which is harder to get to would be to your right. You will need to go all the way down where there is no beach, only rocks. Straight out from there the reef has lots of colorful color coral heads for fish to hide in.
I hope you are fortunate enough to experience Kauai and staying on Anini beach.
This house has the most amazing view both front and back! It was clean, spacious and very nicely decorated. The beds were comfortable and linens with a high thread count. I have no complaints at all. We had a blast and I can't wait to go back next year.
View to die for, house was clean and amazing. Comfortable beds and linens. Fresh flowers were an added bonus. It had everything that anyone would need for a perfect vacation. I can't wait to stay there again.
The Anini Beach house is perfect! Clean, comfortable, and really well equipped. There was nothing we needed that wasn't here from kitchen items to beach supplies. The house is well kept and thoughtfully done. We loved the privacy and amazing views along with the close proximity to shops and restaurants. Lee was easy to deal with. You won't be disappointed by this place! We instantly felt at home and would go back in a heart beat!!
This house was absolutely perfect for what we wanted for a relaxing vacation. The house is wonderful for two couples as there is a master suite on each side with living space in the middle. It is spotless and beautifully decorated and has everything needed for cooking. The views are amazing, even looking out the back bathroom and bedroom windows. We ended up cooking most of our meals and eating on the balcony as it is such a fabulous view, we didn't want to leave. There is a dirt road in front but still very quiet and really almost just part of the beach, which you feel is your front yard. There are the roosters which is a quirky thing all over the island, I thought it was kind of fun seeing them everywhere. It reminded me of the call to prayers as something you heard every day and got used to. You do need a car as you have to drive to do anything. Actually after driving around the rest of the island we realized we had everything here and didn't care to go anywhere else. There is a really well stocked grocery store about ten minutes away in Princeville. One thing I think is a must is the helicopter ride over the island, it is spectacular. We went to Lahui and then later realized there is one right there in Princeville, which I would do next time. Another nearby attraction is the lighthouse which is worth a trip as it is a preserve and learned a lot and has wonderful view. I can't think of a better place to stay and plan to go back there next time, already planning the next trip! The owners were very easy and pleasent to deal with. We did not have any reason to call on them as everything was perfect, but I felt they would have been right on it if there was anything needed. Thank you for the lovely Christmas holiday!
Anini Beach is Perfect for, Swimming (year round), Snorkeling Kayaking (kayaks available for rent), Windsurfing (lessons available), Surfing & Body Boarding, Whale watching (winter), Sunbathing, & Relaxing, only 10 Minutes from, Princeville & Hanalei with, Spa, & a Shopping Center with Super Market, Galleries, Live music
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Children at Donna Hupp's daycare shed their coats and jackets Friday afternoon, the last day of winter, and enjoyed playing outside under bright sunny warm skies.
Frank Leichtnam, weather observer in the Presho area recorded a temperature of 78 Friday, March 19. Charles Bowar, National Weather observer of Kennebec reported a high of 80. Just a few days earlier in the week Bowar measured a snow fall of 2 1/2 inches in Kennebec.
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Baystate Financial Services is one of New England's oldest and largest privately-held financial services firms, with nine offices throughout the region. Alfred Curtis started the company in 1901 as a life insurance agency, but by the 1950s, it began expanding its offerings to accommodate demand for mutual funds, private investments, and employee benefit plans. Baystate has had just five owners in its 100-plus history.


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Matt McCormick
Matt McCormick is a Portland, Oregon based artist and filmmaker.[1] He is an award winning filmmaker and noted video installation artist, his work extends documentary and experimental filmmaking, focusing on the sublime decay of contemporary culture and the landscape both urban and rural.[2]
Matt McCormick is an artist and filmmaker who works in both the art and independent film worlds. He has had three films screen at the Sundance Film Festival, has had work exhibited at Art Basel, The Moscow Biennial, and the Museum of Modern Art, and his film The Subconscious Art of Graffiti Removal was named in 'Top 10 film lists of 2002' in both Art Forum Magazine and the Village Voice. He has also directed music videos for The Shins, Broken Bells, Sleater- Kinney, and YACHT, while also collaborating on projects with artists such as Miranda July, James Mercer, Patton Oswalt, and Calvin Johnson.
His work spans mediums and defies genre distinctions to fashion witty, abstract observations of contemporary culture and the urban landscape. His project Future So Bright maps and catalogs the abandoned spaces in the American West, while American Nutria "examines the plight of an imported species while chastising capitalism's tendency to create its own disasters." The Subconscious Art of Graffiti Removal makes the observation that the process of destroying one art form unwittingly creates another, while his installation piece Ride a Wave To Tomorrow's Sunset reflects on society's need for 'synthetic meditation'. A collection of McCormick's music and sound recordings titled Very Stereo was released in 2007 by Marriage Records, and his photography and installation work is represented by the Elizabeth Leach Gallery. Matt is also the founder of the video distribution label Peripheral Produce and the Portland Documentary and eXperimental Film Festival.[3]
In 2008 McCormick began production on his first feature length project called Some Days Are Better Than Others, starring James Mercer and Carrie Brownstein.[4] The Film premiered at the 2010 SXSW Film and Music Festival in Austin Texas.[5]
Feature films[edit]
The Great Northwest (2012), Some Days Are Better Than Others (2010)[6]
Short films[edit]
Sincerely, Joe P. Bear (1999), The Vyrotonin Decision (1999), The Subconscious Art of Graffiti Removal (2001), American Nutria (2003), Towlines (2004), The Problem with Machines that Communicate (2007), Light Tiger Eye (2008), Future So Bright (2009).
Future So Bright (2007) Satellites (2008).
Music videos[edit]
The Shins / The Past and Pending (Sub Pop Records, 2002) Sleater-Kinney / Jumpers (Sub Pop Records, 2005) YACHT / See a Penny (Marriage Records, 2007) Arthur and Yu / Afterglow (Hardly Art, 2007) The Shins / Australia (Sub Pop Records, 2007) Eluvium / The Motion Makes Me Last (Temporary Residence, 2010)
Screenings and exhibitions[edit]
Besides numerous film festivals like Sundance and the New York Underground Film Festival McCormick has shown in international art venues like The 2007 Moscow Biennial, The Oslo Museum of Modern Art, The Serpentine Gallery, Uncertain States Of America, Baja to Vancouver and Art Basel Miami Beach (2007).
- ^ Bowie, Chas Portland Mercury
- ^ Jahn, Jeff Port [1] March, 2007
- ^ filmmaker's official site
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1: Saskatchewan Roughriders (6-1/0-0) (6-1 ATS) (LW: 1) If there was one team disappointed to partake in their bye last week, it was the Riders. Even though they lost their last time out to the Stampeders two weeks ago, there's no doubt that Saskatchewan is the class of the CFL heading into the second portion of the season. Sledding will be tougher in the coming weeks with several games against fellow Western Division teams; especially when considering the rash of injuries that exists at the wide receiver position.
Next up: Away @ Edmonton (4-3)
2: Montreal Alouettes (5-3/1-0) (5-3 ATS) (LW: 5) It's incredibly difficult to let a victory against a 3-5 team move the Als up three spots in the CFL Power Poll, but the manner in which they impressively disposed of division rival Toronto made the decision that much easier. Montreal bettors found their 32-14 victory to be an easy cash, upping their mark to 5-3 both SU and ATS in '08. QB Anthony Calvillo is on pace to throw for just about 6,000 yards on the season, while RB Avon Cobourne leads the league in both rushing yards and receptions. Both are good candidates for the Most Outstanding Player honors early in the season.
Next up: Bye
3: Edmonton Eskimos (4-3/0-0) (4-2-1 ATS) (LW: 2) The Eskimos did nothing wrong in their bye week, but Montreal's performance was too good to overlook. The green and gold sport the second best ATS mark in the league at 4-2-1, and would make a really strong case to move back into that No. 2 spot in the poll by knocking off Saskatchewan this week.
Next up: Home vs. Saskatchewan (6-1)
4: British Columbia Lions (4-3/0-0) (3-4 ATS) (LW: 3) Head coach Wally Buono is still insistent that former Notre Dame QB Jarious Jackson will remain his starter over Buck Pierce. Lions fans are calling for the switch to be made, especially since Jackson leads the CFL in interceptions (10) and has the lowest completion percentage amongst starting quarterbacks (55.9 percent). Winning is the perfect remedy for any situation, and a 'W' against their hated rivals from Calgary will go a long way in getting the fans back on good terms in BC.
Next up: Home vs. Calgary (4-3)
5: Calgary Stampeders (4-3/0-0) (4-3 ATS) (LW: 5) Calgary put up two very impressive performances against Saskatchewan before heading into its bye week. This next month will determine whether the Stamps are for real or not, as they have BC, Montreal, and two games with Edmonton on the horizon. Former Buckeye Ken-Yon Rambo leads all receivers in receptions (41), and has played a huge role in stretching the opposition's defense all season.
Next up: Away @ BC (4-3)
6: Toronto Argonauts (3-5/0-1) (2-5-1 ATS) (LW: 6) With all of the talk surrounding the future of Doug Berry with the Blue Bombers, perhaps the coach that should be on the hot seat is Toronto's Rich Stubler. The Argonauts were +120 favorites to win the East at the outset of the season, but are now a disappointing 3-5 and two games behind Montreal. Friday night marked the second straight extremely uninspired effort for the double blue, dropping the game to the Alouettes by a 32-14 count at home. Their once proud defense has given up 77 points in the last two weeks, and has surrendered the most points in the CFL (242). The bye week came at a perfect time. Their Labour Day Classic against Hamilton lurks in Week 10, and a third loss to the lowly Ti-Cats will surely spell the end for Stubler.
Next up: Bye
7: Winnipeg Blue Bombers (2-6/1-0) (2-6 ATS) (LW: 8) With his team up by a score in the fourth quarter of their Week 8 game against Hamilton, head coach Doug Berry made the call to go for it on third down and short pinned deep in his own territory. The Bombers converted, and proceeded to march down the field on the Ti-Cats defense. Though they only walked away with a point on the drive, the tide had turned, and the Bombers put away Hamilton 37-24, covering the spread for just the second time this season. The call might've saved Berry's job, but the same probably won't be said for kicker Alexis Serna, who missed the short field goal that ended the drive with just a point. Serna is now just 16/26 on field goals for the season, easily the lowest in the CFL, and leads the league in the dubious rouge category with nine.
Next up: Bye
8: Hamilton Tiger-Cats (2-6/0-1) (3-5 ATS) (LW: 7) Once again, the question around Ivor-Wynne Stadium is why Hamilton can't play Toronto every week. Their 37-24 loss in Winnipeg dropped the Ti-Cats to 0-6 SU and 1-5 ATS against the rest of the league. The good news is that after their bye week, they'll take on the double blue for the third time this season in the Labour Day Classic. Unlike in years past, Hamilton is fighting hard against all of their opponents, and their reward very well could be a playoff birth when it's all said and done. There's still a lot of work to do in Steeltown, though.
Next up: Bye
Re: CFL Week 9
Game: Atlanta at New York Mets
Pick: New York Mets -1.5 runs
There is no doubt Oliver Perez has great stuff as evidenced by his 15 wins for the Mets last season. He got out of the gate very slowly as his location and control did him in. As a result the Mets watched him walk hitters and give up big hits. As a result, the Mets were only winners in five of his first 13 starts. Perez has been back in the groove since then, and the Mets are now 9-3 over his last 12 starts. He has pitched to a 1.97 ERA over his last nine starts. The Mets would have gone 11-3 in the 14 games they have won if they were giving -1.5 runs. Jo Jo Reyes has been completely lost on the mound for the Braves. He has failed to get out of the third inning in each of his prior two starts, and the Braves have now lost his last six starts by a total score of 42-18. We like the Mets on the runline in this one.
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Thursday, August 21
SASKATCHEWAN (6 - 1) at EDMONTON (4 - 3) - 8/21/2008, 9:00 PM
Top Trends for this game.
SASKATCHEWAN is 122-91 ATS (+21.9 Units) in all games since 1996.
SASKATCHEWAN is 122-91 ATS (+21.9 Units) in all lined games since 1996.
SASKATCHEWAN is 82-49 ATS (+28.1 Units) as an underdog since 1996.
SASKATCHEWAN is 11-2 ATS (+8.8 Units) in road games over the last 2 seasons.
SASKATCHEWAN is 11-2 ATS (+8.8 Units) in road lined games over the last 2 seasons.
SASKATCHEWAN is 40-23 ATS (+14.7 Units) in road games versus division opponents since 1996.
SASKATCHEWAN is 8-1 ATS (+6.9 Units) in road games off a division game over the last 2 seasons.
EDMONTON is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) as a favorite over the last 3 seasons.
Head-to-Head Series History
SASKATCHEWAN is 5-3 against the spread versus EDMONTON over the last 3 seasons
EDMONTON is 4-4 straight up against SASKATCHEWAN over the last 3 seasons
4 of 8 games in this series have gone OVER THE TOTAL over the last 3 seasons
Friday, August 22
CALGARY (4 - 3) at BRITISH COLUMBIA (4 - 3) - 8/22/2008, 10:30 PM
Top Trends for this game.
BRITISH COLUMBIA is 43-26 ATS (+14.4 Units) when playing on a Friday since 1996.
BRITISH COLUMBIA is 31-16 ATS (+13.4 Units) in August games since 1996.
BRITISH COLUMBIA is 37-18 ATS (+17.2 Units) in weeks 5 through 9 since 1996.
Head-to-Head Series History
BRITISH COLUMBIA is 5-3 against the spread versus CALGARY over the last 3 seasons
BRITISH COLUMBIA is 5-2 straight up against CALGARY over the last 3 seasons
4 of 8 games in this series have gone OVER THE TOTAL over the last 3 seasons
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Trend Sheet
Thursday, August 21
9:00 PM SASKATCHEWAN vs. EDMONTON
Saskatchewan is 5-1 ATS in its last 6 games when playing on the road against Edmonton
Saskatchewan is 2-10 SU in its last 12 games when playing on the road against Edmonton Edmonton is 4-0-2 ATS in its last 6 games
Edmonton is 4-2 SU in its last 6 games
Friday, August 22
10:30 PM CALGARY vs. BRITISH COLUMBIA
Calgary is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games when playing on the road against British Columbia
Calgary is 0-5 SU in its last 5 games when playing on the road against British Columbia
British Columbia is 1-5-1 ATS in its last 7 games at home
British Columbia is 18-4 SU in its last 22 games at home
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Week 9 CFL games
All four teams this week are coming off a bye week.
Thursday, August 21
Saskatchewan (6-1) @ Edmonton (4-3)-- Roughriders lost first game last week, rallying late at home vs Calgary but falling just short, 3-25; Riders allowed 203 rushing yards, were outgained by 117 yards. Eskimos split pair vs Lions in last two games, as they lost 40-34 at BC Place last week. Edmonton lost 34-13 back in Week 1 in Regina (+4). Five of last six Edmonton games went over the total.
Friday, August 22
Calgary (4-3) @ BC Lions (4-3)-- Lions lost 28-18 at McMahon in Week 1 (-3), getting outrushed 197-65, turning ball over three times. Stamps are 2-2 on road after upsetting Roughriders last week at Taylor Field. BC won last three home games after they lost home opener to Riders. Over is 4-1 in last five Lion games, 3-1 in last four Calgary contests. All four teams in west are over .500; so much for geographic balance.
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CFL ATS Previews Week 9
The OVER/UNDER record on the season is 34-26-0 for 56% and you will have noticed in the Stamps vs. Lions game the bookmakers have made their adjustments to this total, which will discourage the public from betting the OVER in this matchup. However, it?s been an explosive season for the offenses and it might take a few more weeks to get those UNDERS tickets to start cashing.
Here are the CFL previews for Week 9. Enjoy!
Saskatchewan (55.5) vs. Edmonton (-3)
Roughriders vs. Eskimos History: The Saskatchewan Roughriders are 9-9-3 (ATS), 5-16 (SU) and the O/U is 9-12-0 vs. the Eskimos in Edmonton since 1996.
Comment: The Roughriders and Eskimos are both coming off a bye week; therefore, both teams will be eager to get rolling this Thursday at Commonwealth Stadium. The Eskimos are anticipating a crowd of 48,000 to 50,000, as 43,000 tickets have already been sold to Thursday?s tilt vs. the top draw in the league, the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Lady luck finally ran out on the Roughriders prior to the Bye week, they fell 30-25 to the Calgary Stampeders and they will have another tough time this week in Edmonton, as they are only 5-16 SU at Commonwealth Stadium since 1996. In fact, the Riders are only 3-13 SU on the road vs. division opponents when the total is 54.5 or higher. Plus, Saskatchewan has been hit with a ton of leg injuries this season, but they?ve still managed to average 29.86 Points For a game, while their stingy defense allows only 23.29 points against. QB Ricky Ray is looking like the old Ricky Ray before he left to the NFL and has found new favorite receivers in Kelly Campbell and Fred Stamps. Furthermore, Edmonton is in a great betting spot this week, they are 11-2 SU as a home favorite in August before a division game on deck. The Eskimos who lost a 40-34 nail bitter in BC two weeks ago might get caught looking head to next week, as they have their biggest regular season game of the year on deck, the BIG Labor Day Classic with the Stampeders at McMahon Stadium. As for the Roughriders, they face the Blue Bombers next Sunday on August 31st. Great way to kick off Week 9!
ATS Calculator Forecast: The ATS Calculator has Saskatchewan winning by 3.25 points and the O/U to land on 54.49 points.
ATS Database Stat of the Game: When EDMONTON team played as Home team as a Favorite - Allowed score 40 points or more against; The Eskimos are 7-3 SU in this role since ?96.
Calgary (58) vs. BC Lions (-3)
Stampeders vs. Lions History: The Calgary Stampeders are 9-8-1 (ATS), 5-13 SU and the O/U is 8-10-0 vs. the Lions at BC Place since 1996.
Comment: Great Wendy?s Friday night matchup this week on TSN in Canada; the Calgary Stampeders travel to BC Place in Vancouver to face the BC Lions. The Stamps and Lions are both coming off their bye week and it?s a dangerous spot for both teams, as both the Stamps are Lions are coming off big wins prior to the Bye week. Calgary won as a road underdog in Saskatchewan 30-25, while the Lions went to 4-3 on the season beating the Edmonton Eskimos who were enjoying a 2-game winning streak at the time. In fact, prior to their tilt with the Leo?s, Edmonton was unbeaten ATS in their last 5 games. Calgary has a great offense with Henry Burris as their field general, keep in mind Dave Dickenson is returning as a back up in BC since leaving the team in the offseason, so there?s always a chance Dickenson can come into the game and give the Stamps a shot in the arm if needed. The Stamps are averaging 29.14 (PF) a game, while their defense has been the main surprise, giving up only 23.71 points per game. However, the Stamps are in a bad betting spot, they are only 2-10 SU as a Road Underdog vs. a division foe, while the total is 54.5 or higher. Plus, don?t forget the big Labor Day classic on deck for Calgary, as they have the Eskimos in Week 10 in the nationally televised game where the whole country is paying attention to this main event. As for the Lions, they have seen their last 3 games go OVER the posted total in their last 3 matches and that?s why you?ve seen the line makers have made their adjustments with a high total for this contest. During the last 3 season, it seems Wally Buono?s teams seem to kick it up a notch after Week 8, as they are 13-3 SU as a Home Team during the month of August between Week 8 to 12. To dig a bit deeper into this statistic, the BC Lions are 10-1-1 SU the last 3 years during Week 8 to 12, so look for the Leo?s to maybe stick to this trend. The warning shot for the Lions is their next game, as they might be looking ahead subconsciously with the surging Montreal Alouettes on deck who are making some noise now in the Eastern Division.
ATS Calculator Forecast: The ATS Calculator has Calgary winning by 3.89 points and the O/U to land on 56.12 points.
ATS Database Stat of the Game: When ANY CFL team played as Road team as a Underdog -Playing on Friday -Total is 54.5 or more - Coming off a 1 ATS; The UNDER is 12-3-1 for the Road Dog (Calgary) in this situation since 1996.
Re: CFL Week 9
CFL betting: Week 9 preview and picks
By CHARLES-ANDRÉ MARCHAND
Saskatchewan Roughriders (6-1) at Edmonton Eskimos (4-3) (Edmonton by 2.5)
Both teams are coming off a bye week and an expected crowd of 50,000 will be cheering the Eskimos at Commonwealth Stadium. This makes the Eskimos a interesting bet this week, specially knowing that they rarely lose at home and the Roughriders only won five times in their last 21 visits in Edmonton. Furthermore, the Roughriders have plagued with injuries and Edmonton's quarterback Ricky Ray has three new favourite targets in Kamau Peterson, Fred Stamps and Kelly Campbell. In his last game, he threw for 436 yards with four touchdowns and three interceptions. Peterson had two touchdown receptions in that game won by B.C. 40-34. The Roughriders also had their first lost of the season before the bye week, 30-25 to the Calgary Stampeders. Marcus Crandell threw for 259 yards, completing 20-of-33 pass attempts with two touchdowns. Go with the Eskimos on this one.
Pick: Edmonton
Calgary Stampeders (4-3) at British Columbia Lions (4-3) (British Columbia by 2.5)
Again, these two teams are coming off a bye week. In Week 7, the Stampeders won 30-25 against Saskatchewan while the Lions won against the Eskimos, 40-34. Both teams can score a lots of points but Calgary has shown great skills on the defensive side of the game, allowing only 23,71 points per game. Calgary has more passing and rushing yards than B.C., they give up less turnovers and are better stopping the run. This will be the return of Dave Dickenson at B.C. Place since he left the Lions and joined the Stampeders as a backup quarterback to Henry Burris who completed 22-of-33 attempts for 214 yards and one touchdown in Week 7. Running Back Joffrey Reynolds will also be an offensive threat for the Stampeders. Against the Roughriders, he ran for 128 yards off 24 carries with a touchdown. After a 0-2 start, the Lions, who finished first in the West four years in a row, won four of their last five games. Over the last few years, the Lions have been very tough to beat in the second half of the season. This should be a great game, but expect the Lions to prevail.
Pick: Lions
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I was wondering if anyone has ever used the stick (www.thestick.com) for muscle strains? my hamstring is bothering me a bit and i was wondering if this could help massage it out? any other recommendations for strained hamstrings? thanks!
The Stick is a great tool for getting out tight spots in your hamstrings or any muscle. I'm an even bigger fan of a foam roller, which allows you to put more pressure on the muscle. Either the Stick or a foam roller are used as self-massage or a form of myofascial release. As with any therapy like this, be careful not to be too aggressive. This is especially true if you have a strain like you mentioned. First, ice the area several times per day for two days then try the Stick/roller.
I like to use a foam roller at night after 10-15 minutes of core/strength work. I run in the morning, so it allows me to warm up a bit then release any tight spots before bed. I wake up feeling great!
Cheers, - Fitz.
My husband bought it for me on Sunday and I doubted how effective it would be, but used it after my horrible long run on tired cramped legs, and couldn't believe how well it worked. It helped ALOT with my recovery...totally recommend the Stick.
I agree with eveyone here. I use it for myself and in my practice as a trainer. The foam roller idea is also excellent. Use it before and after runs for best results. Remember to properly prepare muscles for a run you don't want to do static stretching before. Use the stick or roller first, follow with light activity similar to sport activity (walking before running) then follow with easy active progressive stretching. Now you're ready.
thanks for the insight everyone. just ordered one!
Yes, it is a godsend for muscle stiffness, soreness, and pain
I use it literally wherever it hurts
A foam roller may help you too!!
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College Basketball Betting News and Notes Friday, February 8
College Basketball Betting News and Notes Friday, February 8
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-- Yale lost four of last five games vs Penn, losing eight of last nine trips to Philly, including last three, by 12-8-21 points. Bulldogs lost three of first four Ivy games, losing by 14-3-9 points- they run ball over 22.5% of time. Underdogs are 5-1 vs spread in Ivy League games where spread is 5 or less points. Quakers turn ball over 24.1% of time; they're 2-3 in last five games, after starting season 2-13, Two bad teams.
-- Brown split its four Ivy games, with both losses in OT; they're 2-5 in last seven games vs Princeton, losing last two visits to Jadwin, by 18-34 points. Tigers won six of last seven games, winning first three Ivy games by 12-17-6 points, allowing 59.3 ppg- they make 38% behind the arc. Brown is shooting just 62.6% from foul line. Ivy League double digit favorites are 1-4 against the spread.
-- Columbia lost its last three games, by 3-4-6 points, but they've won four in row vs Dartmouth, winning last four played here, by 13-12-7-6 points. Lions shoot 36.8% from arc, just 44.1% inside it. Dartmouth is 1-8 on road, with only win at #345 Longwood; Big Green is 2nd-to-last in country in experience. Ivy League double digit favorites are 1-4 against the spread. Seven of Columbia's nine wins are by 11+ points.
-- Harvard won its last four games vs Cornell, with three of four by 11+ points; Crimson won last two visits here, by 13-4 points. Harvard won its first four Ivy games, by 10-5-3-7 points, with two of last three going to OT. Cornell split its first four Ivy games, with two wins by total of five points, losses by 9-17. Ivy League home underdogs are 3-1 against the spread. Cornell turns ball over 21% of the time, not good.
-- Utah State won 16 of last 17 games with San Jose State, winning last four visits here, by 12-16-19-10 points. Aggies won four of six on WAC road, with last three wins on foreign soil by 10+ points. San Jose lost all seven games since suspending leading scorer Kinney (was 9-6 when got was suspended); they're 2-3 at home in WAC, with losses by 9-22-19 points. WAC home underdogs are 3-13 against the spread.
-- Loyola won last four games with Siena by 7-7-11-10 points; Saints won three of last four visits here, but are 4-4 in last eight games overall, after a 2-13 start. Siena turns ball over 23% of time, gets 13.4% of their shots blocked. Greyhounds won last game in double OT after losing two games before that- they're 4-2 at home in MAAC, with wins by 6-16-5-14 points. MAAC double digit home favorites are 5-2 against spread.
-- NC-Asheville beat VMI by 16 LY in Big South tourney final, after it had beaten Keydets by 9-3 points during regular season; Asheville is on 6-game win streak after its 8-10 start- they're 3-2 on Big South road, winning by 14-3-17 points. VMI won three of its four Big South home games, winning by 13-18-19 points- this is Keydets' first home game in 13 days. VMI shoots just 63.3% from foul line, as a team.
Re: College Basketball Betting News and Notes Friday, February 8
Games to Watch
By David Schwab
Utah State Aggies vs. San Jose State Spartans
Utah State improved to 16-5 on the year and 7-4 in the Western Athletic Conference with Saturday's 68-46 romp over Seattle as a 1½-point underdog on the road. It is 7-11 ATS overall and 4-3 ATS on the road this season. The total has stayed UNDER in four of its last six games. The Aggies have four players scoring in double figures led by Preston Medin's 16.3 points a game. Overall, they are averaging 69.4 points a game and shooting 47.5 percent from the field.
San Jose State is 3-8 in the WAC after losing its seventh-straight conference game. A 66-63 setback to Idaho as 10-point road underdogs their last time out dropped the Spartans to 9-13 SU and 9-10 ATS. The total has stayed UNDER in six of their last seven games. James Kinney has been the one bright spot for San Jose State this season with 20.6 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists a game. Overall, the team is averaging 64.4 points a game while shooting just 38.7 percent from the field.
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