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SimCity creator Will Wright's new company, Syntertainment, has secured $5 million in investments and added former Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello to its board of directors, GamesBeat reports.
"John is one of the smartest guys I know," Will Wright said in a post on Syntertainment's official website. "I've always enjoyed working with him, especially because he really is a gamer at heart. At the same time his strategic insights into the rapid evolution of the entertainment industry continue to inform and inspire me."
"I am thrilled to be working with Will and Avi [Bar-Zeev, co-founder] on what I believe may be the next great thing," said Riccitiello. "I have worked with Will for many years and believe in his vision for Syntertainment. Will and Avi have built a great team and it promises to get even better from here."
According to the company's About page, Syntertainment "lives at the intersection of entertainment and reality" and "are dedicated to changing the world through uniquely fun and lasting user experiences." I'll be frank with everyone reading this post: I have absolutely no idea what that really means.
As for what the company is working on? "This is not a huge megaproject," Wright told GamesBeat. "It is an evolution of my interests."
Source: GamesBeat
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November 21, 1974: The 19th National Print Exhibition, a survey of new work by beginning and established professional artists, will be on view in the Robert E. Blum Gallery of The Brooklyn Museum from Thursday, November 21, through January 5, 1975. Selected on a nation-wide tour by Jo Miller, Curator of Prints and Drawings, the show constitutes a representative cross-section of current trends in American printmaking. Among prints by known artists are Joan Mitchell's first etchings, Agnes Martin's first screenprints, and works by Dan Flavin, Don Judd, Gene Davis, Lucas Samaras, Alex Katz and Arakawa. Admission to the exhibition is free.
Brooklyn's National Print Exhibition was presented annually beginning in 1947, and has been a biennial event since 1958. "These exhibitions," Ms. Miller says in her introduction to the current exhibition catalogue(1), "have traditionally given us the opportunity to compare the new with the established and have helped launch young professionals in the art world. As in the past, the newcomers hold their walls well with convincing and forceful prints."
As demonstrated in the present exhibition, lithography is still used by more artists than any other process, due in part to the new phenomenon of the print publisher who has easy access to numerous lithography workshops. But etching has gained a new popularity among minimal and figurative artists alike. Hand-colored lithographs and etchings are having a vogue unequaled since the late 18th century.
"In this exhibition, Ms. Miller says, "the artist is concerned with people and their ideas, and places, real and invented, that create nostalgia. People seem to come first. The only public figure to be found here is Abraham Lincoln in an outrageous piece of Americana by Warrington Colescott. The unusual people looking out at us from the gallery walls pique our curiosity. Is the green and toothy Rosarita by Chicago's enfant terrible, Ed Paschke, inviting us to her world of night creatures? Bill Brauer s tightly veiled, cadaverous woman chills us, Gloria Alford's three-dimensional swimmer pounding through a Hokusai wave causes us to smile, and the thoughtful, dignified nude by William Bailey reminds us that fine drawing is not a thing of the past...
"Landscapes and places in the exhibition strike a warm note, too, in the instant nostalgia of Richard Bernstein's Max's Kansas City, John Murray's great red dog stalking small city streets, and Michael Kirk' s New Yorkers walking to and fro. The surreal and the satrical are present again, as they have been through out the history of printmaking."
The 19th National Print Exhibition is made possible by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts. Following its showing at The Brooklyn Museum, the exhibition will travel to the Fine Arts Gallery, San Diego, California.
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(1) The 19th National Print Exhibition. Introduction by Jo Miller. 108 pp; 94 b&w illustrations; color cover by Arakawa. Published by The Brooklyn Museum, New York. Available in the Museum's Book Shop.
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Thousands of activists of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh took part in the 'Hindu Chaitanya Sibiram' here on Saturday.
Sri Siddheswarananda Bharati Swami, head of Sri Siddheswari Peetham, Courtallam gave his discourse to the participants.
He appreciated the RSS activists for striving to realise the ideals preached by K.B. Hedgewar and other stalwarts who dedicated their lives to protecting and propagating the Hindu faith.
Later, a large number of RSS activists took a rally through the main roads of Guntur city on the eve of the 'Sarvajanikotsav' scheduled for Sunday evening. RSS chief Mohan Bhagawat will deliver the keynote address at 5 p.m.
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DEC. 1, 2009 | Two University of Wisconsin- River Falls students, Londa Johnson, a senior dairy science major from La Crescent, Minn., and Ashley Julka, a sophomore marketing communications major from Rosendale, recently received scholarships from the National Dairy Promotion and Research Board (NDB), through Dairy Management Inc. (DMI).
Both received one of NDB/DMIs Dairy Checkoff Award scholarships.
When selecting scholarship winners, the committee looks for academic achievement, an interest in the field of dairy and demonstrated leadership, initiative and integrity, said Kimberly Clauss, a California dairy producer and NDB chair. These students represent some of the brightest and most dedicated members of our industrys future, and it gives us great pleasure to recognize their academic achievements and assist them with their college educations.
Dairy producers through a check-off investment make the scholarships possible. Some 19 $1,500 scholarships are awarded to students throughout the nation who are majoring in degrees with a dairy emphasis and who have shown potential to become future dairy leaders.
Johnson was also awarded the 2009 National Dairy Shrine (NDS)/DMI Milk Marketing Scholarship. She accepted this $1,500 honor at the 2009 World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wis. The NDS/DMI Scholarship encourages students to pursue exciting careers in dairy product marketing.
Photo cutline: Ashley Julka, a student from Rosendale, with her advisor, agricultural economics Professor Lewis May, who wrote her a letter of support for the National Dairy Promotion and Research Board/Dairy Management Inc. scholarship. Her plaque was sent to UWRF and presented to Julka at a department meeting.
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ALBANY — It wasn't listed on the menu, but diners were surprised Monday by fresh wild deer on the hoof at the Pizza Hut restaurant on East Oglethorpe Boulevard.
Officials say that officers of the Albany Police Department, as well as agents of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, were called around 7:30 p.m. to deal with a confused adult doe that had jumped through a heavy plate glass window and entered the establishment, even wandering around the food preparation area.
Bryan Vickery, field supervisor with the game management division of the Georgia DNR, said that while it's difficult to know just why an animal would make such a rash misjudgment, reasons might include having been struck by a car, chased by dog that's off its leash, or any number of upsetting experiences. And sometimes the animals just don't see things in the same way humans do.
"It's not uncommon for a deer to see a dark plate glass as an area he can enter," Vickery said, "or it could see its own reflection and thinks it's another deer."
When Vickery and two other agents of the DNR arrived at Pizza Hut, they discovered the deer had suffered severe wounds from the broken glass, including a deep gash on its left side, Vickery said, and had been bleeding. Typically, a misplaced animal will be subdued with a tranquilizer dart fired by a special rifle, but because of the proximity of the agents to the deer, a blowgun was used, Vickery said.
"We were less than four feet from her," Vickery said, "and at that distance, a regular dart gun would have acted more as a weapon."
Vickery said the agents involved had attended safe capture workshops and were aware of proper animal removal, but the Pizza Hut incident was the first opportunity to utilize the "breath-operated" gun. Because of the animal's level of anxiety and its severe blood loss, the doe succumbed to sedation "very soon" after being struck with the dart, Vickery said.
"We hit her with the dart at 8:30 p.m.," Vickery said. "By 8:32 p.m., she was out."
Pizza Hut closed for the the evening as the injured deer was loaded onto the back of a pickup truck. Despite precautions taken, somewhere between the restaurant and the regional office of the DNR on Newton Road, the animal died, Vickery said.
The possible bright spot in the whole affair, Vickery said, was that circumstances provided a perfect random subject for the DNR's ongoing tests for Chronic Wasting Disease in Deer, a fatal disorder. According to Vickery, CWD is found primarily in cattle, but is sometimes seen in wild whitetail deer in western states. Although CWD has not been found in Georgia deer, the DNR is vigilant in its testing program, Vickery says.
According to Vickery, the injured deer was "perfect" because it was a random animal which exhibited what could have been odd or abnormal behavior. Deer taken by hunters are not considered "random," Vickery said, because hunters tend to select the heaviest, healthiest animals to shoot, and those animals don't demonstrate wasting or abnormal behavior.
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Seeking sense in crowded car, bike era
Let me start with a disclaimer: I am no fan of the car culture. I use buses, trains and my feet, as well as my car. And I'm a fair-weather bicyclist who sticks to routes with little traffic.
But the rise in all-conditions, all-traffic bike commuting is causing considerable anxiety and injury or worse -- and for all concerned. Here's a real-life example:
I'm driving at night on a city street with two narrow car lanes. This is a college neighborhood in which students habitually emerge from between parked cars, wearing earbuds and dressed in black.
As I scrutinize the shadows for darting students, a bicyclist materializes on my right. She passes me in the tiny space between my Honda and the parked cars, offering a high sign. I give her a high sign back out of friendliness but also out of relief that I hadn't veered 3 inches to my right and done her terrible damage.
The cyclist was clearly operating under a set of dangerous assumptions: That I had eyes on the back of my head possessing superhuman powers of peripheral vision. That the extra eyes were wearing infrared goggles able to detect bodies in the dark. That I was not intoxicated or texting or otherwise distracted.
Different dynamics govern bicycle-pedestrian interaction. Amateur cyclists traumatized by motorized traffic often try to share the sidewalks with pedestrians. But when the coast is clear on the road, they whiz through crosswalks, frightening those on foot.
My father was hit by a bicycle going the wrong way down a one-way street. He had looked before crossing, but not in the direction from which no traffic is supposed to come. He ended up in the hospital.
Meanwhile, tragedies befalling bicyclists are legion. In San Francisco, a 24-year-old riding in a bike lane was killed when a truck made a right turn into her. It is really hard for a trucker to see a silent low vehicle coming along the right. When the driver was not cited, controversy ensued.
My sister commutes by bike in Boston and offers accounts of death and near death. A friend died after his bike slipped on the snow and fell under a truck. In this case, no one was really at fault. The story sharply curbed my interest in bike commuting, however, though not my sister's.
You be the judge. I'm driving at rush hour on a busy four-lane with no shoulders at the sides. We're going uphill, and there's a slow-moving bicycle taking up the right lane. Actually, he was doing great, considering the demands of pedaling up a steep slope, but he did slow traffic behind him to 12 miles an hour. Because the hill was long, drivers knew they were in for an extended crawl unless they veered one lane left into the stampeding traffic.
Now, the cyclist has a legal right to be on the road. But he is creating a traffic jam and raising blood pressure all around him.
How does one factor in all the factors? You want to encourage biking, but there really has to be separation from motorized vehicles and pedestrians.
Of course, bicyclists should honor the laws of the road. Harder to enforce, though, are the laws of common sense.
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2014 Jury Awards
Valerie Carrigan—Juror: Jenna Rinalducci
Anne Covell—Juror: Robert Peters
Robin Price—Juror: Tony White
2014 Jurors
Robert Peters
Director of Seacourt Print Workshop, Bangor, Northern Ireland
A visual artist living in Bangor Northern Ireland, Mr. Peters is currently Director of Seacourt Print Workshop. He has exhibited widely and his work is held in public collections including the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Trinity College, Dublin and the Hong Kong Open Print Studio.
Jenna Rinalducci
Art and Art Historian Librarian at George Mason University
Jenna Rinalducci has been the Art and Art History Librarian at George Mason University for the last five years. Ms. Rinalducci holds master's degrees in both art history and library science. Since her arrival at Mason she helped to create the library's artist book collection after recognizing a curriculum-based need on campus. The library now has over 300 books, and the collection continues to grow.
Tony White
Library Director, Decker Library, Maryland Institute College of Art
Tony White is Director of Decker Library and the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore. He is a founding board member of the College Book Art Association, and he is a founder of the Contemporary Artist's Books Conference held each fall in New York City since 2008. He has curated exhibitions at the Center for Book Arts, Yale University Library, Columbia College in Chicago, the Lilly Rare Book Library, and the Museum of Printing History, among others. And he is the first Field Editor for Artist's Books and Books for Artists for the College Art Association's online reviews journal. He lectures, gives presentations, and writes frequently. In 2014 he published two articles, one in Book 2.0, and the other in Art Documentation Journal. This fall he is teaching a studio class at MICA on artists' books.


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Jonathan Allen wrote to me asking what order one should upgrade servers in a replication topology - pointing out that this doesn't seem obviouis from Books On Line, which I agree.
The answer is essentially the same as for any previous upgrade: Distributor first (as it has to handle new and old log record formats), then the Publisher and finally the Subscribers.
I just posted about this today as well. (http://blogs.technet.com/kevinremde/archive/2005/08/23/SQLTidbit004.aspx)
My understanding, though is that as long as you have done the distributor, it really doesn't matter which ones you do next. Publishers and Subscribers can be either 2000 or 2005.
Hi Kevin
I'm sure you're correct - I was taking a 'safe' steer from SQL 2000 BOL (mk:@MSITStore:C:\Program%20Files\Microsoft%20SQL%20Server\80\Tools\Books\instsql.chm::/in_upgrade_45ir.htm)which does give this order but does make exception - and a colleague with a priori knowledge


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I wonder if I can force a Postback in code behind?
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Postback occurs from the front end not the codebehind. by the time it's in the codebehind the postback has already occured. What are you trying to accomplish? If you want the page to postback set a value that when the page loads it does a postback if the value is x. Or you can add a timer control to the page that after x amount of seconds does an automatic postback.
Coding is like life, learn from the past and work towards the future, trying to redo past code, ends in lost time and nothing new accomplished.
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U could do this by registering startup script as below, but y u wanna do this?
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China seeks "revival" as it marks return of Taiwan
By Benjamin Kang Lim and Guo Shipeng
BEIJING (Reuters) – Beijing, asserting its claim to
self-ruled Taiwan, called for a national "revival" on Tuesday
as it marked the 60th anniversary of the island reverting to
Chinese rule, the first major commemoration of the event in
five decades.
But the anniversary of the 1945 handover by Japan was
played down in Taipei, where Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists
fled after losing the Chinese civil war in 1949.
Beijing had avoided high-profile official commemorations of
Taiwan's return in the past because doing so would complicate
its claim that the Red Army — and not the Nationalists — won
the eight-year war against Japan which ended as World War Two
drew to a close.
But China has taken a new tack as part of a drive to rein
in the increasingly assertive leaders of Taiwan, which Beijing
has threatened to attack if it formally declares statehood.
Jia Qinglin, ranked fourth in the Communist Party hierarchy
and head of the top advisory body to parliament, told a
gathering at the cavernous Great Hall of the People in Beijing
that "stopping separatist activities was the top priority."
He spoke of the Chinese nation's "revival," echoing an
editorial in the People's Daily, the Communist Party
"Revival," in Chinese, alludes to a return to the strength
and power of the earlier years of an imperial dynasty. China's
last campaign for "revival" was from 1862-73 during the reign
of Qing dynasty Emperor Tong Zhi.
Zhou Qing, a Taiwan writer who also spoke at Tuesday's
commemorations, told Reuters this month the commemorations were
also aimed at putting Japan in its place in the wake of Prime
Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit this month to a Tokyo shrine
that critics see as a symbol of Japanese militarism.
Analysts say the commemorations, along with an historic
visit to China in April by Nationalist Party Chairman Lien
Chan, and the Communists' qualification of their long-held
claim that the Nationalists had little to do with fighting the
Japanese are all aimed at preventing the island from drifting
further away.
A front-page editorial in the People's Daily, the Communist
Party mouthpiece, said the Chinese nation was on its way to
"revival" and would not be humiliated again.
China was full of confidence about its revival and
reunification with Taiwan despite numerous difficulties and
obstacles, it said without elaborating.
"The humiliating history of the Chinese people suffering
from invasions, ceding territory and paying compensation should
not be repeated," the editorial said.
The Chinese, including Taiwan compatriots, "crushed
Japanese militarism' attempts to destroy China," the editorial
About 35 million Chinese were killed or wounded during
Japan's 1931-45 invasion and occupation of much of China.
"Taiwan has never been a country. Rather, it is an
inalienable part of Chinese territory," the editorial said.
Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian, who ended more than five
decades of Nationalist rule when he won the 2000 presidential
elections, has riled China with his insistence that the island
is an independent, sovereign nation. Chen was re-elected in
Despite simmering tension, trade, investment and tourism
between China and Taiwan have blossomed since the late 1980s.
As part of commemorations, an exhibit featuring 160 old
photographs opened and a seminar was held in Beijing on Monday.
A two-volume archival book on Taiwan's retrocession will be
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A joint mobile report by Yahoo and Mindshare reveals M-commerce stats for Hong Kong.
If you've walked into a store to test a product before buying elsewhere, you're a showroomer. And most likely you've used a smartphone to do that. Showrooming is prevalent in Hong Kong.
48 percent of people in the city use mobile phones for showrooming and an enormous 85 percent used their smart devices for pre-purchase research, according to a joint mobile report by Yahoo and Mindshare.
This figure is above the global average of people that showroom at 33 percent or the 21 percent of them that do so using their phones. (Source: TNS Global Phenomenon of Showrooming)
The mobile study is set up to gain insights on mobile behavior and ways to engage users across devices for emerging markets such as India, Indonesia, and Mainland China.
David Jeffs, head of insights at Yahoo Southeast Asia and India, says that mobile tends to be an extension of desktops and marketers should try to get innovative on how it's being used.
"Think about it as more than banner ads," he adds and suggests that while banner advertising still works on mobile, they could consider designing more apps that fit with current consumer behavior.
Because showrooming is a popular mobile activity in Hong Kong, he also suggests that companies should consider investing in mobile search and optimized mobile websites.
Other M-commerce findings from the Yahoo report conducted between July to August for the Hong Kong market include:
However, 78 percent of online shopping in Hong Kong is still done via the PC.
This finding is among some of the emerging trends that Yahoo released at its annual Online Marketing Summit for marketing executives on Tuesday.
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Yahoo will also roll out its Consumer Connect solution for advertisers in Hong Kong as it explores partnership opportunities with a third-party data firm for the market.
In Taiwan, Yahoo partnered with Kantar World Panel and recently completed a campaign with Uni-President's green tea product that was looking to increase brand awareness for its launch.
The campaign was said to be so successful that it increased sales by more than 80 percent and out of that, 60 percent were new customers.
Albert Wong, senior director for ad operations and technology for Yahoo Asia Pacific, explains that the ad solution allows marketers to track offline purchase behaviorial data from third-party research firms, which could be used alongside online data to measure campaign performance for sales impact or market share in near real-time.
He adds that it will be suitable for advertisers looking to do "branding performance" campaigns.
From left to right: Michael Bevans, head of advertiser and publisher solutions, Yahoo; Deepika Nikhilender, business planning leader, Mindshare APAC; Rico Chan, VP and GM for Yahoo HK; Albert Wong, senior director, Yahoo APAC ad operations & tech, and David Jeffs, head of insights at Yahoo Southeast Asia and India.
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All we had to do when we arrived in February was show our passports, fill out a registration form, provide our phones' IMEI numbers and pop in our Koryolink SIM cards. It's a costly luxury: SIM cards are 50 euros, or about $70, and while calls to Switzerland are an inexplicably cheap 38 euro cents a minute, calls to the U.S. cost about $8 a minute.
After reporting last week on the imminent availability of 3G mobile Internet, we turned up at the Koryolink offices Monday to be among the first ones to activate the service.
After paying a steep 75-euro fee and sending a text to activate the service, we waited for the 3G symbol to pop up on our phones.
Moments later, I sent the inaugural tweet, which was queued up and ready to go. There was a little celebration that morning in the Koryolink office among the Egyptians who labored to set up the service, and their North Korean partners.
Our North Korean colleagues watched with surprise as we showed them we could surf the Internet from our phones.
Koreans, North and South, love gadgets.
Not all North Koreans have local cellphones. Those who do use them to call colleagues to arrange work meetings, phone and text friends to set up dinner dates, and ring home to check in on their babies. They snap photos with their phones and swap MP3s. They read North Korean books and the Workers' Party newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, on their phones.
But they cannot surf the "international" Internet, as they call it. The World Wide Web remains strictly off limits for most North Koreans. North Korean universities have their own fairly sophisticated Intranet system, though the material posted to it is closely vetted by authorities and hews to propaganda. Students say they can email one another, but they can't send emails outside the country.
Leader Kim Jong Un has pushed science and technology as major policy directives, and we're starting to see more laptops in North Korean offices. The new Samjiyon tablet computer, made in China for the North Korean market, was sold out when I last checked at a local computer shop.
Even during the days when no mobile data was available, Guttenfelder figured out a way to activate wifi sharing between his laptop and iPod touch and iPhone, and began posting geolocated pictures to Instagram. Using Loopcam, I began uploading small GIF videos that have the feel of an old-fashioned flipbook, giving movement and life to the scene on the street.
These are snapshots captured as we go about our daily life working in North Korea: a man getting a haircut at a barber shop, traffic cops lacing up ice skates, a villager hauling a bundle of firewood on her back as she trudges through a snowy field. Some are quirky, unexpected things that catch our attention: a blinking Christmas tree in February, the cartoon "Madagascar" showing on state TV, a basket of baguettes at the supermarket.
And some are politically telling: the empty highway from Pyongyang, people piling onto trucks for transportation, postcards showing soldiers attacking Americans, banners praising the scientists who sent a rocket into space. Despite the new construction, gadgets and consumer goods, North Korea is still grappling with grave economic hardship. It's a society governed by a web of strict rules and regulations, a nation wary of the outside world.


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TEMPE, Ariz. Arizona State won in a Black Out.
Brock Osweiler hit Jamal Miles on an 11-yard touchdown pass in overtime and Arizona State held on defense to make a big early season statement with a wild 37-30 victory over No. 21 Missouri on Friday night.
"My heart's fluttered," Arizona State coach Dennis Erickson said.
Playing in front of a "Black Out" crowd at Sun Devil Stadium, Arizona State (2-0) built a 30-16 lead behind Osweiler on his way to 353 yards and three touchdowns passing, another score rushing.
The Sun Devils had trouble closing out games last season and appeared to be headed toward another disheartening loss when Missouri (1-1) charged back behind James Franklin.
He opened the fourth quarter with a a 25-yard touchdown pass to L'Damian Washington, then tied it on 3-yard TD pass to Michael Egnew with 2:50 left. Franklin moved the Tigers quickly at the end of regulation to set up a field goal, but Grant Ressel's attempt from 48 yards missed wide left with 12 seconds left.
The Sun Devils opened overtime with the 11-yard touchdown from Osweiler to Miles on a swing pass, then swarmed the field after Franklin's fourth-down pass fell harmlessly into the end zone, ending a back-and-forth game that included 23 penalties for 224 yards.
Aaron Pflugrad caught eight passes for a career-high 180 yards and a pair of touchdowns - the second on a trick-play pass by Miles - and Arizona State finished with 492 yards to beat a ranked opponent for the first time in its last 11 tries.
"That's the kind of game we couldn't win last season," Pflugrad said.
Franklin almost single-handedly kept the Tigers in it.
A week after a nervous first start, the sophomore threw for 319 yards and two touchdowns, and ran for 84 yards and another score.
It just wasn't enough on a night in which Missouri had 501 total yards, but converted just three of 15 third-down chances to see its 22-game winning streak in regular-season nonconference games come to an end.
"My guys battled back in a really tough environment and put ourselves in a position to win," said Missouri coach Gary Pinkel, whose team lost to Iowa at Sun Devil Stadium in last year's Insight Bowl. "We were down 14 going into the 4th quarter and then we tie it up and have a chance to win at the very end. These are tough losses."
Both teams came in looking to make a statement against a big-time program after opening against smaller schools.
Arizona State rolled over UC Davis in its opener, thanks to 262 yards and a pair of touchdowns from Osweiler, along with a stingy defense that held the FCS Aggies to minus-4 yards rushing before giving up a couple of late scores.
The Tigers struggled offensively in their opening 17-6 win over Miami of Ohio, scoring their fewest points in an opener since 2001 as Franklin played with what he called "jittery feet." Missouri's defense made up for the offensive shortcomings, stifling the RedHawks, giving up the one score after an interception by Franklin gave them a short field.


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1. Culinary historian Andrew Smith notes that Greek physician Dioscorides, of the 1st century CE, records in his surviving work Materia Medica that walnuts when eaten with rue and figs counteracted poisons. Taken with honey, salt and onions, the concoction would heal those bitten "by dogs or men."
2. Beauty junkies and trichologists will be delighted at another of Dioscorides discoveries: when walnut kernels were burned and ground with wine and oil and applied to an infant's head, the child's hair would grow abundantly and bald spots would disappear. Research, of course, has moved forward many centuries now.
3. Roman biographer Plutarch reported that walnuts were good for insomniacs. Modern day scientists have also determined that walnuts contain melatonin and researchers believe that it may play a role in reducing insomnia.
4. The kernel of a walnut evokes the picture of the brain. This is no idle imagery. English naturalist William Coles concluded that it had "the perfect Signature of the Head and is very profitable for the brain."
5. Modern-day research reveals that walnuts are rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) like oleic acid and an excellent source of all important omega-3 fatty acids like alpha-linolenic acid (ALA).
6. In 2003, the FDA recognised the benefits of nuts. It further endorsed the health benefits of walnuts by approving the following health claim in 2004: "Supportive but not conclusive research shows that eating 42.5 gm of walnuts per day...may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease."
7. Walnuts are proven to be beneficial to those suffering from diabetes. A walnut-enriched diet improves endothelium-dependent vasodilatation in type 2 diabetic individuals, suggesting a potential reduction in overall cardiac risk. Omega-3 fatty acids from walnuts can help lower triglycerides and apoproteins, and raise HDL.
8. Everyone is aware of the importance of antioxidants in our lives. Walnuts contain several antioxidants, including selenium, melatonin, gamma tocopherol (a form of vitamin E) and several polyphenols. In a 2006 study, 1,113 different foods were tested and walnuts ranked second to blackberries in terms of antioxidant content.
9. A study examining the levels of antioxidants in various foods reports that a handful of walnuts have significantly more phenolics (antioxidants) than a glass of apple juice (117 mg), a bar of milk chocolate (205 mg), or a glass of red wine (372 mg).
10. In addition to antioxidants and essential ALA/omega-3 fatty acids, walnuts contain 3-4% water, 15-20% protein and 10% of your daily value of magnesium and phosphorus. The mineral content includes iron and zinc, sodium, selenium, calcium, potassium and copper. Vitamins E and C are also found in walnuts.
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