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"Last year, we had put in about Rs. 195,000 crore in the market (debt and equities) including all our investments. This year we plan to put little over Rs. 200,000 crore," said DK Mehrotra, chairman, LIC who was speaking to the reporters at the inauguration of a new corporate office of subsidiary firm LIC Housing Finance. "In equities, last year we had gone up to the level of Rs. 45,000 crore. This year we will be able to reach that level," he said.
Mehrotra said LIC was bullish on the pharmaceutical, information technology (IT), banking and consumer goods sectors and planned to invest in companies in these sectors.
Leading equity indices have risen by around 25% since the beginning of the year on the back of reform measures announced by the government such as allowing more foreign direct investment in the insurance and retail sectors.
Mehrotra eiterated that LIC Housing finance was keen to enter the banking sector but was waiting for final guidelines from the Reserve Bank of India before applying for a licence.
Though it is facing competition from new entrants allowed under the reform programme that allows foreign direct investment in the insurance sector, the state-run behemoth is flush with cash from premia earned from millions of policies sold by its decades-old network of agents.


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Named to the Spanish national team which competed in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where she was third on the team in scoring, averaging 7.7 points per contest.
Competes for club side Celta Vigo of Spain.
MVP of 2008 U18 European Championship Women where Lithuania won the gold medal.
Played 16 minutes per game for senior national team in qualifying for EuroBasket Women 2009.
Led Turkey in points, rebounds and blocked shots at the 2008 U20 European Championship Women.
Saw significant action for Turkish senior national team in their successful qualification for EuroBasket Women 2009.
Named to the All-Tournament team at the 2008 U18 European Championship Women.
Averaged 15.1 points and 5.3 rebounds in leading France to a fourth place finish at 2008 U18 European Championship Women.
Voted MVP of the 2008 U20 European Championship Women, Division B.
Averaged 14.0 points and 4.3 rebounds for senior national team in EuroBasket, Division B.
Dominated at the U20 level in 2008, averaging 20.8 points, 11.5 rebounds and 1.3 blocked shots per game for Lithuania.
Averaged 5.9 points and 5.1 rebounds for EuroLeague Women side TEO Vilnius.
Named MVP of the 2008 U20 European Championship Women, averaging 11.8 points and 8.0 rebounds per game.
Competes domestically for EuroLeague Women defending champions Spartak Moscow Region.
Led Latvia to a sixth place finish at the U20 European Championship Women, turning in 17.8 points and 14.3 rebounds per contest.
Also competed for Latvia at the U18 European Championship Women, Division B where she led them to promotion, averaging 17.5 points and 10.6 rebounds per game.
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2009 Big 12 South Team Schedule
Toughest schedules
Based on home games as
well as who the teams play. when
1. Oklahoma2. Baylor3. Oklahoma State4. Texas
5. Texas Tech6. Texas A&M
Baylor Bears
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 8-4
Barring total disaster worst case record: 4-8
Realistic record: 5-7
Non-Conference Schedule: at Wake Forest, Connecticut,
Northwestern State, Kent State
Games vs. the Big 12 North: at Iowa State, Nebraska,
at Missouri
Summary: There are some sneaky tough games against Wake Forest
and Connecticut in non-conference play to go along with the
layups against Northwestern State and Kent State. To have any
hope of going bowling, the Bears have to go at least 3-1 before
dealing with the start of Big 12 play against Oklahoma on the
road. Iowa State would be one of the winnable games on the
conference slate, but it's made tougher by being on the road. If
nothing else, Baylor could be a major fly in the ointment for
teams like Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Texas, and Texas Tech all
coming to Waco.
Sept. 5 at Wake
Sept. 12 OPEN DATE
Sept. 19 Connecticut
Sept. 26 Northwestern State
Oct. 3 Kent State
Oct. 10 at Oklahoma
Oct. 17 at Iowa State
Oct. 24 Oklahoma State
Oct. 31 Nebraska
Nov. 7 at Missouri
Nov. 14 Texas
Nov. 21 at Texas A&M
Nov. 28 Texas Tech
Oklahoma Sooners
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 12-0
Barring total disaster worst case record: 7-5
Realistic record: 10-2
Non-Conference Schedule: BYU, Idaho State, Tulsa, at Miami
Games vs. the Big 12 North: at Kansas, Kansas State,
at Nebraska
Summary: For almost anyone else, the
non-conference schedule would be a nightmare facing BYU, Tulsa
and Miami in Miami before starting out Big 12 play against
Baylor. It'll all be a tune-up before the Texas showdown, and
things don't ease up with a trip Kansas the following week. OU
plays eight teams that went to bowl games last year and gets
only two of them in Norman. Going to Nebraska will be one of the
fun showdowns of the college football season to kick off an
interesting November. Playing Oklahoma State in Norman will help
the conference title hopes, but going on the road to Texas Tech
will be a firefight.
Sept. 5 BYU (in
Sept. 12 Idaho State
Sept. 19 Tulsa
Sept. 26 OPEN DATE
Oct. 3 at Miami
Oct. 10 Baylor
Oct. 17 Texas (in Dallas)
Oct. 24 at Kansas
Oct. 31 Kansas State
Nov. 7 at Nebraska
Nov. 14 Texas A&M
Nov. 21 at Texas Tech
Nov. 28 Oklahoma State
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 11-1
Barring total disaster worst case record: 7-5
Realistic record: 9-3
Non-Conference Schedule: Georgia, Houston, Rice, Grambling State
Games vs. the Big 12 North: Missouri, at Iowa State,
Summary: Georgia. September 5th. If it's
time for Oklahoma State to be a real, live player in the college
football world, and if it wants to get the taste of the Holiday
Bowl out of its mouth, it needs to beat the Dawgs at home to set
the tone for the season. The week after against Houston isn't
going to be a whole bunch easier in what could be the most
exciting offensive shootout of the Big 12 non-conference season.
Things get a lot easier after that with a rebuilding Missouri
coming to Stillwater the toughest game to deal with until a
Halloween battle with Texas. Colorado will be improved, but
facing the Buffs along with Iowa State from the North isn't a
bad thing considering it means OSU doesn't have to deal with
Nebraska. The Texas and Texas Tech games are at home, but the
regular season ends at Oklahoma.
Sept. 5 Georgia
Sept. 12 Houston
Sept. 19 Rice
Sept. 26 Grambling State
Oct. 3 OPEN DATE
Oct. 10 at Texas A&M
Oct. 17 Missouri
Oct. 24 at Baylor
Oct. 31 Texas
Nov. 7 at Iowa State
Nov. 14 Texas Tech
Nov. 19 Colorado
Nov. 28 at Oklahoma
Texas Longhorns
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 12-0
Barring total disaster worst case record: 7-5
Realistic record: 11-1
Non-Conference Schedule: UL Monroe, at Wyoming, UTEP, UCF
Games vs. the Big 12 North: Colorado, at Missouri,
Summary: UL Monroe, at Wyoming, UTEP and UCF
... there's your non-conference schedule. Ooooooh. Playing Texas
Tech on September 19th is an odd date considering the rest
of the Big 12 will be waiting for their turn at the conference
at bat. The biggest down side will be the three weeks away from
Austin against Oklahoma, Missouri, and Oklahoma State over the
last three weeks of October. However, November should be a walk
in the park facing three teams that didn't go bowling last
season and getting Kansas at home. Fine, so the trip to Texas
A&M is always going to be tough, but if the Longhorns are still
in the national title chase at that point, they're not going to
blow it then.
Sept. 5 UL Monroe
Sept. 12 at Wyoming
Sept. 19 Texas Tech
Sept. 26 UTEP
Oct. 3 OPEN DATE
Oct. 10 Colorado
Oct. 17 Oklahoma (in Dallas)
Oct. 24 at Missouri
Oct. 31 at Oklahoma State
Nov. 7 UCF
Nov. 14 at Baylor
Nov. 21 Kansas
Nov. 26 at Texas A&M
A&M Aggies
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 8-4
Barring total disaster worst case record: 4-8
Realistic record: 6-6
Non-Conference Schedule: New Mexico, Utah State, UAB, Arkansas
Games vs. the Big 12 North: at Kansas State, Iowa
State, at Colorado
Summary: Year two of the Mike Sherman era starts out with a yawn
facing New Mexico, Utah State, and UAB in
September before finally getting a real battle. The Arkansas
game will be a good measuring stick, and it could be a must-win
with Oklahoma State and road games at Kansas State and Texas
Tech to kick off Big 12 play. Fortunately for the Aggies, that
game against the Wildcats, along with games against Iowa State
and at Colorado, means they play the three teams from the North
that didn't go bowling last year. While the Texas Tech and
Oklahoma games are on the road, OSU and Texas have to come to
College Station. While playing the Longhorns at home will be a
plus, having to go on the road for four games in five weeks will
be rough.
Sept. 5 New Mexico
Sept. 12 OPEN DATE
Sept. 19 Utah State
Sept. 26 UAB
Oct. 3 Arkansas (Dallas)
Oct. 10 Oklahoma State
Oct. 17 at Kansas State
Oct. 24 at Texas Tech
Oct. 31 Iowa State
Nov. 7 at Colorado
Nov. 14 at Oklahoma
Nov. 21 Baylor
Nov. 26 Texas
Red Raiders
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 10-2
Barring total disaster worst case record: 6-6
Realistic record: 8-4
Non-Conference Schedule: North Dakota, Rice, at Houston, New
Games vs. the Big 12 North: Kansas State, at
Nebraska, Kansas
Summary: Tech always gets dogged for its
non-conference schedule, and this is another one of those
seasons. There's a road game at Houston, and that's about it
with home layups against North Dakota, Rice, and New Mexico.
However, the Big 12 opener at Texas was thrown into
mid-September meaning the team had better be ready to fly after
the game against the Owls. While the trip to Nebraska will be
tough, the other two games against the North (Kansas State and
Kansas) are at home, and there's no Missouri. The Red Raiders
will try to gain a measure of revenge against Oklahoma in
Lubbock in late November, but that comes after a trip to
Oklahoma State. Helping the overall cause is a well-timed
off-week on November 7th before facing the Cowboys.
Sept. 5 North
Sept. 12 Rice
Sept. 19 at Texas
Sept. 26 at Houston
Oct. 3 New Mexico
Oct. 10 Kansas State
Oct. 17 at Nebraska
Oct. 24 Texas A&M
Oct. 31 Kansas
Nov. 7 OPEN DATE
Nov. 14 at Oklahoma State
Nov. 21 Oklahoma
Nov. 28 at Baylor


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Highest Resolution Uncooled Infrared Imaging Camera
1024×768 detector increases range by over 60%.
Fairfield, NJ (PRWEB) October 07, 2011
Sofradir EC, Inc. will be demonstrating their new ATOM 1024-DF100/300 High Resolution Uncooled Thermal Imaging Camera at AUSA in Washington DC on October 10-12, 2011. The ATOM 1024 (http://www.ircores.com) is the first commercially available uncooled XGA camera. The DF100/300 model incorporates a Dual Field of View (DFOV) 100mm-300mm Infrared Objective Lens designed and manufactured by General Dynamics – Axsys Technologies for a number of different uncooled infrared imaging programs including the U.S. Army's Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station (CROWS).
Incorporating advanced silicon microbolometer technology, the ATOM 1024 is a true high definition (XGA format) thermal imaging camera specially designed for delivering high resolution images and optimal thermal sensitivity. Based on a large 1024 x 768 microbolometer detector array, the camera delivers a significant improvement in image resolution and detection range. The microbolometer detector array has a 17 micron pixel pitch, quite similar to the existing 25 micron pitch VGA systems despite the use of two and a half times increase in the number of pixels. The increased performance is obtained without compromises in camera size, weight, power or sensitivity. Other performance specifications are outstanding, including excellent thermal sensitivity (
The ATOM 1024 is available with a variety of infrared objective lenses designed to deliver optimum performance for 17µm pitch sensors. The small Atom 1024 camera is the ideal choice for a wide range of military and COTS thermal imaging systems including handheld, ground vehicle, and airborne EOIR platforms.
Company Background
Headquartered in Fairfield, New Jersey, Sofradir EC, Inc. (formerly called Electrophysics Corp.) is a member of the Sofradir Group of companies since December 2008. Sofradir EC, Inc. develops and manufactures advanced thermal imaging, near infrared and night vision systems for use in a host of imaging applications. Since 1969, the company has maintained its focus on delivering products that reflect exceptional engineering capabilities. The Electrophysics brand continues to offer a product line of scientific imaging systems, night vision modules and portable infrared inspection cameras.
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He was Orange County's highest-profile, toughest and most quotable judge, and he sentenced more killers – nine – to death than any other local jurist.
In retirement, he came out against the death penalty, not for humane reasons but as a waste of taxpayer money.
Former Superior Court Judge Donald McCartin, 87, died Saturday near his retirement home in Bass Lake in Madera County.
His judicial career, colorful demeanor and critical assessment of the justice system were the subjects of a 2005 book titled "Perfect Justice," written by local true-crime author Don Lasseter and published by Seven Locks Press. It was subtitled, "a legendary judge's passionate defense of the ultimate criminal penalty."
He presided over some of most-watched criminal trials in Orange County history during his 15-year career as a trial judge from 1978 to 1993, including the 11-month trial in 1987 of serial killer Randy Kraft, who was one of the men McCartin sentenced to death row.
McCartin also presided over the second headline-making trial of Rodney James Alcala, the so-called "Dating Game killer," who was tried three times in Orange County, convicted three times, and given the death sentence.
In 1986, McCartin said Alcala was "as guilty as anybody who's ever come through my court," when he sentenced him to death in 1986 for the kidnap and 1979 murder of Robin Samsoe, a 12-year-old Huntington Beach ballet student.
McCartin said he later he felt like he had been "kicked in the stomach," when he learned in retirement that a federal appellate court had reversed Alcala's conviction and sentence. Alcala was tried for a third time, and returned to death row in 2010 after he was convicted again of killing Samsoe and four Los Angeles women.
Judge Thomas Borris, the presiding judge of Orange County's bench, said Sunday, "Don McCartin was well-respected and relied upon for many of the complicated and serious case in Orange County. He was one of the last of the colorful bench officers."
Longtime defense attorney John Barnett, said Sunday "he was a tough judge, but a smart one."
"I always thought I received a fair trial when I tried a case before him," Barnett said. "He was beholden to no one. He was colorful and did a lot of things that were considered out of the box."
Among the other killers McCartin sent to death row were:
•James Gregory Marlow, convicted along with his girlfriend of raping and murdering two women
•Robert Jackson Thompson, a pedophile who sexually assaulted, hogtied and murdered Benjamin Brenneman, a 12-year-old Register newspaper delivery boy
•William Payton, who raped and stabbed to death a nurse and also stabbed another woman and her 10-year-old son


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Andrew Bynum plans to stay true to his earlier word of returning to the NBA after the All-Star games. USAToday reported on the injury prone center's proclamation to return. Bynum issued the followed statements: "To me, it doesn't really matter when I come back. I think, giving myself a full 'nother week of training is going to be better than trying to come back before that." The 76ers first game after the All-Star break is on the 20th of February vs the Timberwolves. The 76ers are in need of Bynum's services, especially now with a vulnerable Celtics, reeling from the loss of Rondo, just 2.5 games ahead of them in the standings. Bynum is finishing up the first phase of his rehab stint, and should be ready to partake in practice in the first week of February, per the team's GM Tony DiLeo. Despite the continuing knee problems Bynum has remained agile, even taking part in shoot arounds. Bynum commented "Sprints. Still no slides. But I dunked yesterday," he said. "So I'm happy I can s...
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SAN FRANCISCO — University of California President Janet Napolitano says she's devoting $5 million to provide special counseling and financial aid to students living illegally in the U.S.
President Barack Obama's former Homeland Security secretary announced the initiative Wednesday in San Francisco during her first public address since she became head of the prestigious, 10-campus university system a month ago.
In prepared remarks released by her office, Napolitano describes the funds as a down payment demonstrating a commitment to all academically qualified students.
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By Geoffrey Ciani: Even before Floyd Mayweather Junior recently announced he was retiring from boxing, an argument could be made that Manny Pacquiao was the true pound-for-pound king. After all, in seven contests against a trio of Mexican legends (Marco Antonio Barrera, Erik Morales, and Juan Manuel Marquez), Pacquiao emerged with an amazing five victories, a draw, and just a single defeat. That, in itself, made Pacquiao a legitimate part of the discussion pertaining to who reigned supreme amongst boxings elite.
When Mayweather announced his retirement, Pacquiao was the logical heir to the pound-for-pound throne. Of course, a small faction of Calzaghe faithful may have respectfully disagreed, but by and large, the coronation of King Pacquiao was nearly unanimous amongst objective observers throughout the boxing community. As fate would have it, Pacquiao was afforded an opportunity to prove his worth when he made his 135 pound debut against WBC lightweight champion David Diaz.
Diaz is a tough and determined pugilist who always comes to fight, and he lived up to his reputation as such on Saturday night. Unfortunately for Diaz, he was pitted against a one-man wrecking machine. Pacquiao looked absolutely sensational! From the onset, Pac Man began working at an absolutely fiendish pace, throwing an assortment of punches with precision, speed, and power. Although Diaz certainly appeared to be the stronger of the two physically, the sheer speed and torque of Pacquiaos punches made it quickly apparent that he was the more powerful puncher.
By the fourth round, the fight quickly turned into target practice for Pacquiao, and by the seventh, it became abundantly clear that Diaz was entirely out of his league as the bout became progressively less competitive. The fact that Pac Man looked so sensational against a champion in his lightweight debut is an absolute marvel. Indeed, he looked better than ever, appearing even quicker and more powerful than he had in any of his previous contests. In the ninth stanza, Pacquiao unleashed a right hook followed by a short left hand which finally closed the show as Diaz came crashing down face-first onto the canvas with a booming thud.
If there was any doubt as to who was Mayweathers successor atop the pound-for-pound charts, Pacquiao put an end to such uncertainties beyond any shadow of a doubt. In fact, even if Floyd had not retired, Pacquiao put forth the type of awe-inspiring performance that may well have catapulted him into the top spot, regardless. It is not so much his performance against Diaz that was so impressive, as is the accumulation of his entire career, wherein, the more time passes the more sensational Pacquiao seems to become.
If ever there was a fighter who personified the ultimate crowd-pleasing style, it has to be Manny Pacquiao. The man simply loves to fight and engage his opponent. He almost invariably seems to be going forward and always appears to be on the attack. Combined with blinding speed and utterly freakish power, Pac Man represents a fight fans dream.
Whats next? Two names were mentioned in the post-fight interview: A third match-up with Juan Manuel Marquez, or a bout against junior welterweight Ricky Hatton. I admit, prior to his bout with Diaz, my instincts told me that Pacquiao is too small for Hatton, and this might still be the case. However, after seeing Pacquiaos utter destruction of Diaz, I find the prospects of a bout between him and Hatton more intriguing than ever before. Given the choice, I would in fact prefer seeing a showdown between Pacquiao and Hatton, although, a third contest between Pacquiao and Marquez would certainly be welcome, too.
Whatever happens, I eagerly await Pacquiaos next bout. When one considers how he has fared against all-time greats like Barrera, Morales, and Marquez, and when one considers the ease at which he annihilated Diaz, I am left wondering how long before we start asking whether or not Pacquiao is the best fighter of a generation. Ever since I started watching boxing in the late 80s, I cannot think of too many fighters I would be apt to rank ahead of him, and the more time passes, the shorter that list becomes. Whether or not he is, and whether or not such topics are premature, is certainly a matter of debate. However, when it comes to who reigns supreme amongst the best in the sport, that debate is now closed.
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- For all of the grief that the BCS takes - and we all know it's a lot - it accomplished its primary mission. LSU and Alabama were clearly the best two teams in the country, and Alabama proved that it deserved the crystal football with a simply dominating performance in the BCS Championship Game. If there is such a thing as a football equivalent to a perfect game in baseball, the Tide tossed a perfect game against LSU.
- We are headed for a Plus 1, and that's where it should stay. A Plus 1 accomplishes all of the goals that both sides of the playoff debate want. It will keep the sanctity of the regular season - the greatest three months in sports - in tact, and will give America a "true national champion." If we go any farther than a Plus 1, conferences would demand automatic bids for conference champions. Do you think Clemson, the team that just gave up 70 points, deserves as much of a shot at the national title as Alabama? No way.
- Don't use the SEC rematch this season as an argument for a Plus 1 though. No. 1 LSU would have throttled No. 4 Stanford, and No. 3 Oklahoma State wouldn't have been able to move the ball against No. 2 Alabama's stifling defense. You'd have the same game, just a different path.
- Who carries the most momentum into the offseason? Alabama for sure. Oregon, West Virginia, Florida State, Arkansas, Michigan State, South Carolina, Auburn and Michigan also exited bowl season on a big time high. Offseason momentum is big for a program, especially those that are expected to contend for a trip to Miami Gardens in early 2013.
- You don't think bowl games matter? Ask Louisiana at Lafayette what it thinks about bowl season. Some of the minor games provided major entertainment, and the Ragin' Cajuns got things going on the first night of bowl season.
- Best performance of the bowl season? Washington quarterback Keith Price. Even in a loss, Price out-Heisman'd Robert Griffin III. What an absolutely scintillating performance in the Alamo Bowl.
- Biggest disappointment of the bowl season? LSU's offensive game plan. Plan A was to run the option, and there was no plan B. Hello...Les...Alabama can run sideline-to-sideline and defend the option when it has a month-and-a-half to prepare. Be better than that.
- Best thing about bowl season being over...no more Nelly.
- Worst thing about bowl season being over...no more college football. Let's just make sure this offseason is less hectic than the last one.
- Cheers.
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- The BCS succeeded, because it matched the two best teams in the country against one another in the national championship game.
- However, the final result invalidated the regular season, which contradicts the entire purpose of the BCS.
- Kudos to both Conference USA and the MAC for posting 4-1 records in bowl games this year. These strong finishes will definitely spark some spirited debates at the BCS meetings.
- The Big 12 showed that it is the deepest conference, winning six of its eight bowl games, including Oklahoma State's exciting Fiesta Bowl win over Stanford.
- The SEC proved that it was the nation's best conference with an outstanding bowl season. Even though the Big 12 had a better winning percentage, Arkansas handily defeated Kansas State in the lone matchup between the conferences.
- If the nation's two top conferences only faced each other once during the bowl season, it is time for the bowl system to allow some flexibility to ensure more competitive matchups. No one wants to see Boise playing 6-6 teams in the Las Vegas Bowl every year.
- The Big Ten saved its best for last. Sure, the conference started out slowly, but ended up with a win in the Outback Bowl against Georgia, a win in the Sugar Bowl against Virginia Tech, and an excellent showing by Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl. Keep an eye of this conference next year at this time – they will surprise.
- The Big East made a strong case to keep its automatic bid as West Virginia and Cincinnati posted impressive victories.
- Boise State joining in the near future will also help. They will play in the Big East Western Division.
- Did any conference have a worse postseason than the ACC? The conference finished the bowl season 2-6 and saw its champion surrender 70 points in the Orange Bowl.
- On the other hand, the WAC went 0-for-3 in bowl games this season.
- The 2012-13 Bowl Season should provide even more excitement with TCU, Texas A&M, Missouri, and possibly West Virginia changing conferences.
- Finally, the NCAA needs to institute a moratorium on hiring new coaches until the after all of the bowl games have concluded. Players are always coached to play until the final whistle, shouldn't we hold the coaches to the same standard?
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- Another year, another college football and bowl season complete. It seems like we say this every year, but this year in particular has been absolutely crazy.
Here are just some examples of the chaos that was this bowl season:
- Most glaring perhaps--Alabama, a team that finished runner up in its division, gets a national championship trophy. LSU got a division and conference crown, but at the end of the day it feels a lot like a sibling argument where the Tide can claim that its one trophy is better than the Tigers' two. Na-na-na-na-na-nah.
- Along the same lines, we had many non-BCS title games put up extraordinary numbers and offense, and THE BCS Title Game show little in the way of offense.
- There were more records being broken than in a retro garage sale. Two examples include the Alamo Bowl making people remember that offense is ruling college football by breaking the bowl scoring mark between two teams. If that wasn't enough, West Virginia put up seventy points on poor Clemson to shatter the bowl record for most points scored by one team.
- We had four games go to OT once New Year's Eve hit--with two being BCS games. It was good theater, and entertaining throughout. And we all suffered from sleep deprivation.
- For the first time ever, and maybe the last, a team with a losing record got "rewarded" by being invited to play in a bowl game. You're welcome Illinois.
- Speaking of which, the same bowl game--The Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, had two teams that had fired their coaches playing for the ultimate in consolation prizes. And it looked a lot like the inmates running the asylum.
- The Gator Bowl matched up two 6-6 teams. But for the first, and perhaps last time ever, we had coaching purgatory, as Urban Meyer--no longer Florida's coach, yet also not quite Ohio State's coach, watched both teams square off. Like the situation, the bowl game was also an ugly duckling.
- The MAC, that's right the Mid American Conference--who gets the scraps from the Big Ten, finished with the best bowl winning percentage. That's the epitome of a mythical award if there ever was.
Other Notes:
- Is it too early to get excited about the possibility of what could come out of the BCS meetings? Count me in the company that would love to see at least a plus one model. Who's comin' with me?
- We'll all have lasting images of Baylor's Robert Griffin III and Washington's Keith Price putting up absolutely ridiculous numbers and out of this world plays. We'd all like to forget how clueless Jordan Jefferson looked in New Orleans.
- It was a shame to see Andrew Luck go out on a sour note. He deserved a better fate. Come NFL draft day, chances are he will..
- On that note, QUIT PLAYING FOR A WIN BY SETTLING FOR A FG. We saw it several times this bowl season, and taking the foot off the gas hurts more than it tends to help. It's the college football equivalent of a slow driver in the passing lane.
- Big Ten--When will you be relevant again? Let's put the conference in the same pile with Notre Dame shall we? At some point, its time to quit looking for those socks that get lost in the laundry. They may be gone forever, unless the new pair of Urban and Brady fit snugly.
- All of it--was fun--as it is every year.


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*Hides behind my sofa*
Are you reading this? Yes? Okay, right, before you bring out the pitchforks and flaming torches, listen... well, maybe not listen, but… yeah, you get the point. I'm sorry I haven't updated this story in ages. Seriously, really sorry. You could listen to all of my excuses, but I guess my main excuse is the fact that I'm a procrastinator.
To all of you people who don't know what that means, either look it up on wikipedia or read the next bit.
Being a procrastinator basically means that you waste time. Lots. You leave homework to the very last minute humanely possible (and sometimes don't bother to do it at all), never do chores, and you'll try everything to put-off the thing you're meant to be doing. In my case, I procrastinated so much that I have literally been holed up in my room for the past ages and haven't been allowed to go out until I finished every piece of homework that I hadn't done. For everyone who doesn't know, that's basically a half term (roughly 6 weeks) worth of work.
Did I mention that I get 16 pieces of homework per week?
Anyways, after that rather long A/N, shall we get on with the story?
It looked like I had been attacked by a wild animal and three of its claws had scraped the right side of my face.
I sat there, staring at my reflection in shock.
Chapter 5: Bonding Time
I stared and stared at the mirror, not moving, hoping that this was all an elaborate hoax and that this was a fake mirror.
Only, the longer I stared, the more real it became.
"Harper… Harper, can you hear me?"
Lucas' voice cut through my consciousness and pulled me out of my thoughts. I looked round and realized that both him and the doctor were looking at me with concern in their eyes.
"Harper, are you okay? You zoned out for a while." Lucas said.
"Oh… y-yeah, I'm f-f-…"
That's all I managed before I started crying.
Suddenly, Lucas's arms wrapped round me and he held me while I sobbed into his shoulder. The doctor placed the cotton bandages that she had cut out on the table and left.
We sat there for about five minutes. I would have cried for much longer, but the salt in my tears was stinging my cuts too much for me to ignore it.
"Lucas," I sniffled into his shoulder "I-is there any m-more of that l-liquid that the doctor used to clean… m-my cuts?"
"Yeah, why?"
"They're stinging b-because of my t-tears and I want to m-make sure the c-cuts are clean before they're b-bandaged."
"Okay, wait a second."
Lucas unwound himself from me, grabbed the glass bottle and poured some of the clear liquid onto a cotton pad. Before I could protest, he'd started dabbing at my cuts.
I sat perfectly still until Lucas had finished, then started to get up. He put his hand on my shoulder and pushed me back down softly, then got out the cotton bandages that the doctor had cut for me.
"You can get up when I've bandaged your face, okay? It'll only take a moment."
I nod and sit there as Lucas gently places each bandage on the cuts and then fastens them in place by putting tape horizontally across the cotton. True to his word, it only takes a few minutes.
"You're welcome. Now, how about I go and ask the doctor whether we can leave and you can freshen yourself up. I'm sure there's a toothbrush round here somewhere to fix up that bad breath." He smirked at me, but quickly ran out of the cubicle when I chucked a pillow at him.
"Serves you right!" His footsteps faded away with his chuckles and I was left alone.
Right, let's see what I can do to this face in five minutes.
About ten minutes later, I stood in front of the bathroom's mirror and looked at my reflection. I had brushed my teeth, washed my face as well as I could while avoiding the bandage, washed my hair over the edge of the bath with the hospital shampoo and dried it using a towel.
My skin looked and felt cleaner, my breath didn't stink and my black hair was no longer glued together with dried blood.
All in all, I thought I looked passable.
"Hey, Harper, are you in there?" Lucas called from the other side of the door.
"Yeah, it's me. Am I allowed to leave yet?"
"Okay, I'll be out in a second."
Taking one last look in the mirror, I pulled on my jacket and unlocked the door. Lucas was waiting outside and grinned when he saw me step out of the bathroom. We started walking, following the 'Exit' signs.
He glanced over at me.
"That's definitely an improvement compared to this morning."
I punched him lightly on the arm.
"Ouch, that hurt. What was that for?" He pouted.
"You basically just called me ugly. In case you didn't know, that's not something a girl wants to hear."
"No, I just said that you looked better than this morning. For all you know, you could have looked stunning this morning."
"Aww, did you really mean that?"
"No, I was just saying that you could have looked stunning. Honestly, I thought you looked terrible."
My glare must have been terrifying because he took off running towards the exit doors, pushing wheelchairs and people out of the way.
Naturally, I chased after him.
Ta da! Another chapter finished, I hope it's okay. It was a bit of a filler chapter, sorry. But I had to develop a friendship- remember, they hadn't really talked before this. Anyway, you'll be happy with me now; as a belated New Year's Resolution, I'm going to update one of my stories every week.
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Located at the base of the beautiful Cascade Mountains in Klamath Falls, Oregon, Merle West Medical Center is a 176-bed nationally accredited hospital. The more than 100 physicians who practice in the hospital comprise an innovative group of patient-oriented professionals who are dedicated to the highest ideals of medicine. With a nationally recognized medical staff, leading edge technology and compassionate caregivers, Merle West Medical Center continually strives to reduce the burden of illness, injury and disability, and to improve the health, self-reliance and well-being of the people it serves.
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"I wasn't always a proponent of the technology," recalls Chabner. "I knew that our Radiology department could be improved and that we were losing film and misplacing originals, but I also associated PACS with a high price tag."
While at the conference, Chabner listened to the success stories of other hospitals utilizing PACS and was impressed by the unanimous return-on-investment (ROI) that those hospitals were experiencing. Upon his return to Klamath Falls, he pushed his hospital board to invest in an imaging solution. "Although cost was an issue, PACS was essential to the further development of our EMR," says Chabner. "Initially, we had slated PACS for deployment at a later date, but due to the hard evidence of immediate ROI, we pushed it up to the front burner."
Merle West found the PACS solution provided by DR Systems and MEDITECH's PACS Interface Suite to be a perfect fit, and since going LIVE in 2002, Chabner says they've never looked back. Merle West's PACS has benefited the hospital, its providers, and its patients--as it allows the site to save money on film purchase and processing, while giving providers easy access to detailed on-line exam results so they can give their patients accurate diagnoses in less time.
"Physicians are able to launch images directly from the electronic medical record application (PCI) with the simple click of a button," says Chabner. "It's very important for our referring physicians to be able to view images on-line, and furthermore we have entirely eliminated the problem of lost film and misplaced originals."
With the DR Systems/MEDITECH PACS solution, providers have a number of additional benefits, such as the ability for a referring physician or radiologist to actually view the exam before it's finalized. This saves a great deal of time for both the physician and the radiologist, as the physician can make sure that the image is clear and correct before it is finished. "This feature is great in trauma situations and while doing ultrasounds," says Chabner. "A physician can easily look at an image while the radiology technician is performing the test and then instruct the radiologist to go deeper with the ultrasound. This capability makes both the physician's and the radiologist's jobs much easier."
Physicians at Merle West also benefit from using a voice clip, which is a recording of the radiologist's report, attached to the image. "Our physicians love this technology, as reports used to lag behind the image and often were not ready as quickly as they were needed," says Chabner. The voice clip provides a way for the radiologist to immediately comment on an exam as it is being interpreted, which adds both value and efficiency to the exam, providing physicians with reports even more quickly.
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You might try heading out and sailing into it for a few miles first before turning and running with it just to make sure that you are comfortable doing it.
Depending on the boat and the wave period, beating into seas of that size can be anything from hard driving to survival sailing where you are not making any progress. If the period is long and you have a boat well suited to the conditions, just power her up and you will get there. It will definitely put some extra stress on the people and gear so you need to be prepared. However, if the period of the waves is short, your boat can start "falling off" the waves which makes it extremely hard to cover any ground. This results in extreme pitching and the boat loosing most of its speed each time it comes down into the trough. The key in these conditions if you want to make any progress is to accept that you can't point very high and fall off a little to get your boatspeed up.
One of my favorite days on the water ever was a day with 10-12' waves with a very short period. We only went out for 2 hours or so and couldn't point above probably 60 degrees. When we went to tack, we discovered that the boat wouldn't do it, we could never get head to wind so we used the engine at WOT since we didn't want to gybe. There was also a race going on at the same time and some of the multihulls would launch off the top of a wave and move sideways 10-15' while in the air before hitting the next wave. While the wave height was not that great on these seas, the reason that it was so tough was the period.
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