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Lasciate ogni speranza and put your feet up.
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and the Claude Rains Memorial Gambling Awareness Award goes to
Howard Kurtz, of the Washington Post
Our boy Howie is shocked to discover that there are people who might not have been completely truthful about leaving the Bush administration to spend more time with their families
When Tom Ridge left his Homeland Security post nearly five years ago, he said he wanted to spend more time with his family.
But in a forthcoming book, Ridge says he decided to quit after two of President George W. Bush's top lieutenants pressed Ridge to raise the terror-alert level to a scarier color for what he suspected were political reasons.
Now he tells us?
Well, no.
Then he told us.
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WASHINGTON — The Bush administration periodically put the USA on high alert for terrorist attacks even though then-Homeland Security chief Tom Ridge argued there was only flimsy evidence to justify raising the threat level, Ridge now says.
Ridge, who resigned Feb. 1, said Tuesday that he often disagreed with administration officials who wanted to elevate the threat level to orange, or "high" risk of terrorist attack, but was overruled.
His comments at a Washington forum describe spirited debates over terrorist intelligence and provide rare insight into the inner workings of the nation's homeland security apparatus.
Ridge said he wanted to "debunk the myth" that his agency was responsible for repeatedly raising the alert under a color-coded system he unveiled in 2002.
"More often than not we were the least inclined to raise it," Ridge told reporters. "Sometimes we disagreed with the intelligence assessment. Sometimes we thought even if the intelligence was good, you don't necessarily put the country on (alert). ... There were times when some people were really aggressive about raising it, and we said, 'For that?' "..
but cut Howie some slack, kids. He's got serious moral issues with not telling the truth to the american people about politicians for anything but
the very best reasons
By Howard Kurtz
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, March 9, 2007
We all sort of knew that Gingrich was having an affair back in the late '90s--and not just with anyone, but with a woman on the House payroll. After all, he ended up marrying the woman after breaking up with his second wife, Marianne.
Since he was leading the impeachment charge against Bill over Monica at the time, this might be seen as an example of . . . how shall I put it? . . . a flexible morality? But Newt kind of got a pass because he was out of office when this came out and yesterday's news. Unlike today, when he is contemplating a run for president. (Possible slogans: I'll return fun to the Oval Office? My mistress was better looking than Clinton's?)
Of course, Howie's memory serves him ill here. Vanity Fair actually
outed the relationship between Newt and the current Mrs. Gingrich
as common knowledge three years before the impeachment and four years before he announced the end of his time in Congress and his divorce.
On the other hand, getting back to Howie's current analysis, exposing Republican politicians is kind of icky
By charging that fellow Cabinet members Donald Rumsfeld and John Ashcroft pushed the move, without specific evidence of a threat, the weekend before the 2004 election, Ridge is joining a growing list of former insiders who spill sensitive secrets once they are in a position to cash in.
"It's smarmy," says Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics. "Most people view individuals like that as traitors. I think they have a price to pay. Who's going to trust them in the future?"
Presumably no-one, unless they realize Ridge actually said all this when he resigned and then waited over four years to "cash in"
Which, I'll admit, isn't quite as long as Howie waited.
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Michael Haber, a student at Seton Catholic High School (Richmond, Indiana), will travel to Harvard University to participate in a People to People Leadership Summit. Haber, along with fellow students from around the country, will take part in global youth panel interactive workshops, community service action plans, empathy and active listening workshops, and leadership conflict resolution workshops.
During the 7-day program in Boston, Massachusetts, Haber, from Eaton, will have the opportunity to learn about effective leadership and how to develop his own leadership abilities, as well as how to apply those skills upon returning home. Hands-on activities such as community service action programs, relevant professional speakers, small-group workshops, and visits to Significant local venues can help Haber form a new perspective on the importance of good leadership.
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Oxfordshire were involved in a thrilling tie against Suffolk in ECB Women's County Championship Division 3 at Long Melford.
Oxfordshire slipped to a 63-run defeat against Somerset in the Seevent 60+ County Championship at Midsomer Norton. Somerset made 277-7 off their 45 overs with Graham Poulton (98) and John Thackray (58) leading the way as Steve Partington took 3-53. Derek Watts (45), Julian Lawton Smith (37) and Ian Caunce (33) chipped in for Oxon, but they were all out for 214, with David Stephenson (4-16) and Brian Brogden (4-25) doing the damage.
Harry Smith starred with a rapid 84 as Oxfordshire Academy posted an impressive seven-wicket victory against Berkshire 2nd at Datchet.
Captain Gus Miller starred in Oxfordshire Under 13s' 66-run friendly victory away to London Schools.
Tariq Rahim's hat-trick helped Abingdon Vale maintain their winning ways with an emphatic 93-run victory over Minster Lovell B in the Oxfordshire Under 13 League.
Stuart Hole will remain at the top of Shipton-under-Wychwood's order as they bid to make it four wins out of four in Serious Cricket Home Counties Premier League Division 2 at Gerrards Cross tomorrow.
Banbury are in prime form ahead of tomorrow's Serious Cricket Home Counties Premier League Division 1 top-of-the-table battle at home to Henley, according to skipper Luke Ryan.
Skipper Luke Ryan believes Chad Keegan's experience in the shortest format of the game could prove pivotal as Oxfordshire take part in the inaugural Unicorns Counties T20 competition on Sunday.
Banbury go into this weekend's double-header with captain Luke Ryan looking for his side to extend their excellent start to the campaign.
Captain Andy Harris paid tribute to openers Joe White and Matt Clark after they paved the way for Great & Little Tew to make it back-to-back wins in the Home Counties Premier Cricket League.
Joe White completed an unbeaten century as Great & Little Tew made it back-to-wins in the Home Counties Premier Cricket League.
Tim Paine completed a century as Banbury romped to a comfortable 133 run victory in Saturday's Home Counties Premier Cricket League fixture at Tring Park.
Andrew Sabin completed a half century as Banbury II beat Cumnor by five wickets in division one of the Cherwell League.
Great & Little Tew got their Home Counties Premier League campaign off to a winning start with an eight wicket success at Finchampstead.
Banbury overcame a battling collapse to beat Horspath by 62 runs in Saturday's opening Home Counties Premier League fixture.
Luke Ryan says it is time for Banbury to lose their 'nearly team' tag and make a serious push for the Home Counties Premier Cricket League title.
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Links for you —
A few things have come through my email, and I wanted to share!
Last winter a group of quilters raised and donated over $5000 to World Vision. We are gathering once again to raise funds for Japan via Mercy Corps – check out Modern Relief for details and grab a button for your blog!
Accuquilt is hosting a contest – design a barn quilt and you could win! Just click on the graphic for details!
A reminder the Mug Rug Madness is under way over at Erin's!
And registration is open over at The Sewing Summit! We are really excited to have this fabulous weekend in the works – get more info, and learn how to register to reserve your conference ticket!
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Coming Soon
I went to visit my local quilt shop the other day, and walked out with a pretty stack of Love Birds, to make a sample quilt.
I'm making the cover quilt from my book, so that they can make kits for upcoming classes (taught by me!) and quilt shows.
I'm having fun reading all your comments – Thanks for playing along!
Blog 10 :: Bloggers' Block-a-palooza!
It's my turn to share a block! If you haven't been following along yet, you can get all the details and blocks here on John's blog! If you are new here – welcome! I hope you like the block and take time to poke around a bit.
Block 10 :: Turned Geese
I think I hear some of you grumbling, "so many geese!" "so many pieces!" Don't worry, I'm going to break it down to very manageable steps.
Up first cutting your fabrics:
My block uses
Orangesicle Discs Print 5445-13 – referenced as white
Limeade Floral 5444-11 – referenced as green
Orangesicle Solid 5448-13 – referenced as orange
From the white fabric cut:
1 – 5 1/4″ square
8 – 2 7/8″ squares
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Organic Fabrics
Have you used organic fabrics?
I've not yet, but I'm planning a project with this fabulous bundle of Nature Walk:
Michelle at Cloud 9 Fabrics graciously sent them to me last week, and I'm loving the soft hand and beautiful prints.
If you would like to better understand what makes these fabrics organic, and why you might want to use them, I found the FAQ page at Cloud 9 Fabrics super informative.
Now to dream up the perfect project!
What are you up to today?
I don't get out much, but when I do, a beautiful place to visit is Pinterest! Pinterest at it's core, is visual bookmarks. I can pin an image to a categorized board, then I will always know where to find it!
I took a few screen shots –
This is my profile and my most recent pins. When on the site you can click the picture and it will take you to the original url, where it was pinned. So, if I pin a super cute tutorial, that I want to try later…i just pin it!
Another fun aspect of Pinterest, is that it's social too! You can comment on other pins posted by others too, or repin a beautiful image that they pinned. Sound confusing? It's not! Once you get on the page it's quite simple.
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Modern Basics and More!
I hope you had a great weekend! I did! I spent Saturday being lazy in the morning, first week back to school was a little rough. Then in the afternoon, I met up with Erin and her family, they were escaping the inversion (yucky air) down in the valley. Finally, I went to Season of Home where Natalia has her quilts hanging this month, and had a chance to chat with her too! I've grown close to both these ladies in the last year, we first met online (of course), but since Natalia quilted all my book quilts, and Erin is my partner/co-conspirator for The Sewing Summit. After a busy Saturday, I spent Sunday getting laundry done (still not folded) and watching football with the family! Lots of fun, and a little sewing mixed in.
Having gotten my advance copy of Modern … Read More »
Find My Fabric
First! Thank you so much for all your input yesterday! Many of the magazines mentioned are not available in our little town, no Borders or Barnes & Noble around the corner. So it was interesting to do a little research with your suggestions! The top 5 mentions –
Quilting Arts, Quilts & More, American Patchwork & Quilting, Fat Quarterly, and blogs in general, which I was happy to see! Thanks for sharing.
Find My Fabric is a super useful too for fabric aficionados like ourselves! You can search for fabric by name, or if you have a scrap and need to match it…take a picture and ask it to match it for you! Then it finds shops with the fabric for sale and gives you ratings for that shop too.
Here's a little more background information from the creators:
The inspiration for … Read More »
Creative Magazines
Question for you:
Do you have a favorite creative magazine?
There's lots out there, some great, some not so great. Some I can get local, some I can't.
And so I'm looking for your feedback! Do you have a favorite? Why is it your favorite? Do I need every issue?
Thanks in advance!
Happy New Year!
Hi friends! It feels like it's been a while since I just sat and wrote, I miss it! I hope that you had a blessed Christmas, and New Years and enjoyed the time spent with family and friends. Being home (Poulsbo, WA) with my parents was a lot of fun, and our kids were able to play with and get to know cousins, aunts and uncles which is invaluable. Lots of giggles and fun memories!
I was looking at last years New Years post, I first shared about my book, and made some goals for the year:
My concrete goals for 2010 –
1- finish writing my book and creating all the samples, on time!
2- continue the Blogger's Quilt Festival, and do it well.
3- set up a .com for this space.
4- continue to grow as a quilter.
5- inspire others … Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions & a Deadline
First, thank you all for your kind comments about my quilt! I love it too, and I'm so excited for it to loved, and used! I had hopes of replying to your emails individually but my day yesterday was crazy full. Thank you, thank you!
My deadline is completely self-imposed, especially by my own procrastination, regardless it looms just two weeks away! So here's my internal mantra:
Just thought I would share in case any of you have a similar deadline. You can do it!
There's a few questions I get asked often, and so I thought I would put together a FAQ page. Do you have any questions for me? Thread, needles, binding or quilting, just leave a question in the comments or email me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com.
5 Ways to Know if You Are a Fabric Addict
Hi there! If you can answer yes to any one of these, you are an addict!
Your grayest day is suddenly great, when you receive fabric in the mail.
You regularly entertain the thought of getting a wholesale account with one or more fabric manufacturers.
You follow (stalk) designer blogs, and talk with friends about a line that won't be out for months.
You visit your local quilt shop and can easily name every collection available, and know more than the lady cutting about upcoming lines.
You have vivid dreams about attending Quilt Market. (I don't ever remember dreams….this one I did!)
Are you an addict? How many did you answer yes to?
Me – yes to all five! But I've known I'm an addict!
I'm nearly done with 48 blocks! I think I will save this one a full reveal at Blogger's Quilt Festival.
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Out My Window
Goodness, I love the colors of fall! About a month ago the mountains were bright red, unfortunately I didn't get good pictures of those. However, I'm determined to capture the colors of fall here in our little valley! I hope you enjoy the slideshow.
PS – I'm amazed by how many of you are challenging yourself this week! Enjoy the process.


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As Cookies Decline, Device 'Fingerprinting' Becomes Increasingly Common
Enid Burns for redOrbit.com – Your Universe Online
While tracking cookies attract attention on the Internet, device 'fingerprinting' slips under the radar and has been discovered to be in use to track users by at least 145 of the Web's 10,000 top websites. The findings are part of a study conducted by KU Leuven-iMinds researchers.
Fingerprinting is a tactic some websites use to identify devices. "The websites use hidden scripts to extract a device fingerprint from users' browsers. Device fingerprinting circumvents legal restrictions imposed on the use of cookies and ignores the Do Not Track HTTP header," a statement from the report reads.
The factors used to identify a device create a unique pattern or 'fingerprint.' "A 2010 study by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) showed that, for the vast majority of browsers, the combination of these properties is unique, and thus functions as a 'fingerprint' that can be used to track users without relying on cookies," the report said.
While device fingerprinting has been known to exist, the KU Leuven-iMinds research is the first comprehensive look at device fingerprinting on the Internet that attempts to quantify just how many sites use the technique to identify and track users.
The study finds that the use of device fingerprinting is more widespread than previously thought. The study identified that 404 of the top 1 million sites use JavaScript-based fingerprinting. This allows sites to track non-Flash mobile phones and devices. "The fingerprinting scripts were found to be probing a long list of fonts – sometimes up to 500 – by measuring the width and the height of secretly-printed strings on the page," the report said.
Service providers that aid in device fingerprinting are numerous. The report identified 16, only one of which was identified prior to research.
The issue with device fingerprinting is that it is not regulated, and is done even when a user explicitly requests not to be tracked by enabling the Do Not Track (DNT) HTTP header. It was used early on to identify mobile users, where cookies were not available to track users. There are also a few instances where device fingerprinting is used legitimately, such as when banks or service providers verify a device for authentication. In those cases, the organization using device fingerprinting only uses those tools for identification when a user is accessing a secure website, and not to track user activity elsewhere online.
"Device fingerprinting can be used for various security-related tasks, including fraud detection, protection against account hijacking and anti-bot and anti-scraping services. But it is also being used for analytics and marketing purposes via fingerprinting scripts hidden in advertising banners and web widgets," the report said.


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Playing Politics With Obama's NCAA Bracket
President Barack Obama is again playing it safe with his NCAA tournament bracket—he's picking Kansas over fellow-No. 1 seed Kentucky in the national-title game, while No. 2 seeds Kansas State and Villanova make his Final Four.
But we wondered: What would the president's Final Four look like if he were truly being politically expedient? How about this: Ohio State (a perennial swing state); Syracuse (home to Democratic Rep. Dan Maffei, who could be in for a tough reelection campaign); Missouri (where Mr. Obama narrowly lost in 2008); and Purdue (Indiana is home to the departing Sen. Evan Bayh, whose seat could flip to the GOP in the fall).
As for Mr. Obama's real bracket, this year he chose the higher seed in 23 of the 32 first-round matchups, compared with 27 of 32 last year. He didn't pick any team seeded worse than 11th to win anything last year, but this year he has 12th-seeded Cornell and No. 13 seeds Siena and Murray State reaching the second round.
—Darren Everson
This 4-13 Game Looks Ripe for the Picking
Those of us who picked Murray State to upset No. 4-seeded Vanderbilt Thursday may not be as bold as we think we are. According to sports book Bodog.com, the three-point spread in this game is the smallest in a matchup between a 13-seed and a 4-seed since 2003, when Dayton was favored by just 2½ over underdog Tulsa, which pulled off a 13-point victory.
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Spring 2014
Denhardts' article among Public Administration Review's most influential
Congratulations to Dr. Robert Denhardt and Dr. Janet Denhardt for their article being recognized by the Public Administration Review as being one of the most influential articles ever published in the journal.
By Mike Gaetani
A landmark article co-authored by USC Price School of Public Policy professors Robert Denhardt and Janet Denhardt published in Public Administration Review, "The New Public Service: Serving Rather than Steering," has been selected as one of the 75 most influential articles ever to appear in the journal.
The article, published in 2000, was chosen from more than 3,500 articles that have appeared within PAR's pages since its inception in 1940.
Both Robert and Janet will discuss their work – including their article and subsequent book of the same title, now in its third edition – and its impact at the American Society of Public Administration's annual national conference later this month in Washington, D.C. Public Administration Review is ASPA's premier journal for those working in, studying or teaching public management.
The selection of the 75 most influential PAR articles celebrates ASPA's milestone of 75 years dedicated to the professionalization of public service.
In 2013, Janet, the Chester A. Newland Professor of Public Administration and director of the USC Price School in Sacramento, received the Charles Levine Memorial Award for Excellence in Public Administration, presented jointly by ASPA and the National Association of School of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA). In addition, Robert, who directs USC Price's leadership programs including the Executive Master of Leadership degree, is a past national president of ASPA.
Summer 2013
Alum Ricardo Lara EML '10 featured in Los Angeles Times
State Senator Ricardo Lara, a former EML student, was profiled in the L.A. Times on July 27 as "The point man in the push for immigrant rights." Quoting from the article, Lara has "emerged in recent years as a key figure in the push for immigrant rights — the point man on the caucus' often controversial agenda. His out-front role frequently puts him at odds with those who oppose the use of taxpayer resources to benefit people in the country illegally."
Senator Lara's legislative record includes many important victories for immigrant rights. "He has helped pass college scholarships for undocumented students, more on-the-job protection for California farmworkers and a law preventing police from seizing undocumented drivers' cars, among other policy changes. That's a turnabout in a state where less than 20 years ago voters passed Proposition 187, containing some of the harshest treatment in the nation for those here illegally. The measure would have cut off government services to such immigrants but was voided by the courts."
"I just hope," said Lara, "that one day we get to the point where we embrace our diversity, we embrace our differences."
EML launches "Leadership@USC" online magazine on Flipboard
The Executive Master of Leadership program has established a new Flipboard magazine called "Leadership@USC."
Flipboard, the app, can be downloaded at https://flipboard.com/ or through the various app stores. While Flipboard is best viewed on an iPad, Kindle Fire, or similar device, it is now available for desktop or laptop use as well.
Once you sign into Flipboard, go to the search box at the upper right of the screen and enter Leadership@USC. You will then be able to access the magazine and "subscribe" to it (include it in your list of favorites).
Leadership@USC will help students, alumni, and friends of the program keep up with some of the latest articles and blogs on leadership today. It will also be used to house articles to be used in EML classes.


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Shen, Shu-zhong*, Cao, Chang-qun*, Zhang, Yi-chun*, Li, Wen-zhong*, Shi, G. R., Wang, Yue*, Wu, Ya-sheng*, Ueno, K.*, Henderson, C. M.*, Wang, Xiang-dong*, Zhang, Hua*, Wang, Xiao-juan* and Chen, Jun* (2010) End-Permian mass extinction and palaeoenvironmental changes in Neotethys: Evidence from an oceanic carbonate section in southwestern Tibet, Global and planetary change, vol. 73, no. 1-2, pp. 3-14, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam, Netherlands [C1]
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Wang, Yue*, Ueno, Katsumi*, Zhang, Yichun* and Cao, Chang qun* (2010) The Changhsingian foraminiferal fauna of a Neotethyan seamount : the Gyanyima Limestone along the Yarlung-Zangbo Suture in southern Tibet, China, Geological journal, vol. 45, no. 2-3, pp. 308-318, John Wiley & Sons Ltd., West Sussex, England [C1.1]
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Wang, Yue*, Ueno, Katsumi*, Cao, Chang-qun* and Zhang, Yi-chun* (2009) The Changhsingian small foraminifers from the Gyanyima section in Southern Tibet, China, Acta geoscientica sinica, vol. 30, no. Supplement 1, p. 87, Kexue Chubanshe, Beijing, China [C3.1]
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Ueno, Katsumi*, Shi, Guang Rong and Shen, Shu-zhong* (2005) Fusulinoideans from the early Midian (late Middle Permian) Metadoliolina dutkevitchi-Monodiexodina sutchanica Zone of the Senkina Shapka section, South Primorye, Far East Russia., Alcheringa : an Australian journal of palaeontology, vol. 29, no. 2, pp. 257-274, Taylor & Francis, Abingdon, England [C1]
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Shi, G, Biakov, A*, Shen, S*, Tazawa, J*, Henderson, C* and Ueno, K*. The bipolarity of Late Palaeozoic marine faunal distributions: origin, processes and implications for modern global marine biogeography, ARC Grant - Discovery Projects [T]
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Create speeds were 2000Mbs/min now 400Mbs/min
I have a Dell PowerEdge R810 that I have been using Ghost Suite on for years.
Recently create speeds have dropped to 400Mbs/min. There has been no appreciable change in HD content. In fact I replace disk 0 and disk 1 and installed a vanilla version of W2008 and created an image from disk 0 to disk 1. The speed started out at about 800Mbs and dropped quickly to 400Mbps.
Again, nothing has changed on this server, so why are the create/restore speeds so poor. I used to spend 25 minutes creating an image and about 15 minutes restoring the image. Now it takes over 3 hours.
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Up until now his experimental Jetpack has only ever ground-hopped, but his flying machine has finally soared 5000 feet above sea level, albeit with a crash test dummy in the pilot's position.
Martin gave TV ONE's Sunday programme exclusive access to film the secret test flight made a few days ago over the Canterbury Plains.
"Now, this thing's sort of a tiger by the tail when you've got some of the largest companies in the world talking to us about wanting large numbers. You know, this could be a seriously large business," he says.
Martin has spent the past 30 years of his life committed to the project. It has cost $12 million in savings and venture capital to get to this point.
Last year, the Jetpac, which runs on ordinary petrol, was named in Time Magazine's 50 Best Inventions list, being described as the most anticipated invention of the year.
However this week's achievement is a far cry from earlier footage of the Jetpack bouncing just off the ground at the Oshkosh Air Show three years ago.
The launch in the United States was greeted with ridicule from industry professionals. However Martin told Sunday the disappointment only left him more determined.
"You know, you spend 28 years of your life developing something and I made no claims about it, I didn't say it was the best thing since sliced bread, I just wanted to go to Oshkosh and introduce it to the aviation world.
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THE IRONY of the second game of the final classification day of the UAAP basketball tournament is that last year's finalists find themselves battling for survival.
Ateneo and University of Santo Tomas are locked in a winner-take-all showdown where the victor has a chance to face top finisher National U in the first round of the Final Four.
La Salle, which swept the second round, is set for a duel with early pacesetter Far Eastern U in what is to be a best-of-three for a finals slot.
At first glance, it may seem that the two oldest universities in the country sort of slipped this season. It was more of groping for form.
For UST, it had to buck injuries, especially to Jeric Teng, and some close games that could have gone either way. On the other hand, the defending champion Blue Eagles got into a getting-to-know-you season with new mentor Bo Perasol and tried to carry on without key players like Nico Salva and Greg Slaughter.
But the other way to look at it is that somehow, the programs of UST and Ateneo are still viable despite the adversities they faced because they are still contenders. That's why a program needs to be set in place where recruitment, training and player development are geared towards achieving viable goals.
The turnaround program this season was that of La Salle that had the financial support of Ambassador Danding Cojuangco and a developmental approach to player improvement. The hiring of Jun Limpot and Allan Caidic improved specific areas of the team which in a way are crucial in the frenetic college game.
Limpot clearly helped the post play of Arnold Van Opstal and Norbert Torres. They now have better low-post moves that allow them to score on the first option or on follow-ups. Caidic's presence has given the Green Archers a shooting coach and La Salle has definitely improved its confidence to hoist the ball from beyond the arc.
Juno Sauler, the hardworking assistant in the San Miguel group of basketball teams and who was thrust into the La Salle head coaching job a few days before the season opened, was precise when he would repeatedly say that the team's goal was to improve in each game.
The sweep was a testimony to that steady development and the Green Archers find themselves in a good position to contend for the title.
The final stretch should be interesting, no matter what happens in the Ateneo-UST game.
NU will be tested if it can win the big games in the Final Four when the pressure is really on. For now, the Bulldogs are out of that part of their sports history where they were a perennial also-ran and, true enough, the whipping dog of the rest of the league. Not anymore.
A program also improved NU's stock and they should be a serious contender in the next couple of years.
Teams that struggled this season like Adamson, University of the Philippines and, to an extent, University of the East will have a lot of soul-searching and drawing-board work to do when the season ends.
UE had some sterling moments this season and could use that to build for the future. Adamson will make a coaching change while UP needs to search for a new way to participate in the basketball tournament.
A program may start and end with the hiring of a coach. But it has to have a vision and a game plan to execute it as well.
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Re-format an external hard drive.
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I have a Maxtor "One Touch" external hard drive on my PC running Windows XP Professional. When I invoke the right click dropdown for this drive on My Computer and ask for a quick format this message eventually appears:
Windows cannot format this drive. Quit any disk utilities or other programs that are using this drive Make sure that no window is displaying the contents of the drive then try formating again.
I appreciate the implications of formating a drive I use this drive for keeping my data files automatically incrementally backed up and for a ghosting of my total complete C drive, but there are errors on it and I wish to start again with a clean external Maxtor.
How do I reformat this external drive, please?
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Sounds like your backup software is using the drive.Stop the back up software via control alt delete then task manager look for it in the list of either applications or processes and stop it.Then try again
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plug in your maxtor, go to start click run and type in diskmgmt.msc and it show all hte drives click on the want to reformat and start from there.
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If you cannot format your drive using microsoft XP you may need to use the Maxtor software to do a complete 'low level' format.
You will need to run the file from a floppy drive or a thumb drive with a clean boot. ( select boot options on start up)
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Ginger West is being honored as a Champion of Change for her commitment to delivering on the promise of Head Start in her community, helping to educate and care for our youngest, most vulnerable children.
On July 26, 2006, I was keeping vigil at my 4 day old daughter's bedside while she was fighting for her life. I was so scared. She had tubes going into her head and was so tiny and blue. My daughter Jacquie was born with Down Syndrome. I had no idea what we were going to do. I was so upset. Nobody could tell us anything. A little while later the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit staff introduced us to the nurse from The Learning Center for Families (TLC) Early Head Start (EHS) program. She reassured us that the TLC-EHS program would be there for us as soon as we got out of the hospital. Those first few weeks were a blur. But I do remember that someone from TLC came over every week and I really looked forward to those visits. I didn't know it, but on top of everything else, I had postnatal depression and I was struggling. TLC helped me find a counselor and together we worked on developing goals for my daughter and our family.
Honestly, I didn't think I would be able to accomplish much in the very beginning. I was so overwhelmed. I would spend all day on the Internet reading doomsday prophesies for my child.
Slowly but surely, TLC helped me discover the potential of my child and helped me understand how important I am as my daughter's primary educator. Every week I was so excited to share what I had taught my daughter to do. They kept inviting me to Parent Committee meetings and so finally I decided, what the heck, and I went to one. I was elected to the Policy Council at my very first meeting. At first I wondered what I had gotten myself into. But at the meetings I learned how important my beliefs and thoughts were to the program. I eventually ended up on the Utah Head Start Association. I suggested many ideas and improvements and next thing you know, I was appointed to the Board of Directors at The Learning Center for Families as well. Within two years I served as the Chairperson for the Board of Directors.
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The Bruins will open the 2013 Eastern Conference finals in Pittsburgh against the Penguins on Saturday night at the Consol Energy Center. That will be followed by Game 2 in Pittsburgh on Monday. The series then shifts to Boston for Games 3 and 4 next Wednesday and Friday at TD Garden.
The first four games will face-off at 8 p.m. ET.
If necessary, Game 5 will be back in Pittsburgh on June 9. Game 6 would be back in Boston on June 11 and, as was the case in the first round, if the series goes the distance, Game 7 would be the next day back in Pittsburgh.
The NHL held off waiting on making an announcement until the winner was determined in the Kings-Sharks series Tuesday night. The defending Stanley Cup champs advance to the Western finals with a 2-1 win over San Jose. The Kings will face the winner of Wednesday's Game 7 between the Blackhawks and Red Wings in Chicago.
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Both of the following top schools offer bachelor's degrees in sports management and have been recognized by the U.S. News & World Report. The curricula of both programs include classes in marketing and sales, sports law and history, and media relations; completion of at least one internship is required by both programs. Both of the following schools' programs in sports management have been approved by the North American Society for Sports Management (NASSM). Read on for more information about these highly regarded programs, and check out the list of additional schools at the end of the article.
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1. Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts
Endicott College is a liberal arts school that was listed at #74 among Regional Universities (North) by U.S. News & World Report in 2014. The School of Sport Science and Fitness Studies offers a Bachelor of Science in Sport Management; students take classes in philosophy and psychology of sport, marketing and sales, public speaking and relations, and sports law. Graduates complete three internships during their studies at Endicott.
2. The University of Tampa in Florida
The University of Tampa (UT) was ranked #22 in the Regional Universities - South category by U.S. News & World Report in 2014. Coursework in the sports management bachelor' program includes sports history, stadium management, economics, finance, and media relations. The bachelor's degree includes a 12-credit hour internship for a sports organization. The UT program has been approved by NASSM, and the university is positioned in the downtown Bay-area, which is home to a number of major college and professional sporting teams.
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|Endicott College
|The sports management program is endorsed by both the National Association for Sport and Physical Education and the North American Society for Sport Management.
|Beverly, MA
|Hampton University
|The sports management program is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education.
|Hampton, VA
|Pepperdine University
|The school's sports administration program is interdisciplinary, covering business, communications, laws and more.
|Malibu, CA
|SUNY College at Cortland
|The hands-on sports management program requires students to complete 120 hours of fieldwork in addition to an internship.
|Cortland, NY
|University of California - Santa Barbara
|UCSB ranked #41 on U.S. News & World Report's 2014 list of national universities.
|Santa Barbara, CA
|University of Florida
|Students have access to five research centers, including the Sport Policy and Research Collaborative and the Innovative Research Initiatives in Sport Events.
|Gainesville, FL
|University of Miami
|The school offers an undergraduate, graduate and minor program in sports administration.
|Coral Gables, FL
|University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
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|Ann Arbor, MI
|University of Tampa
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|Tampa, FL
|University of Texas at Austin
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LONDON (AFP) - A British student who created a website that let people watch films and television shows for free has struck a deal with the United States to avoid extradition, London's High Court heard on Wednesday.
Richard O'Dwyer, a 24-year-old student at Sheffield Hallam University in northern England, allegedly earned thousands of pounds through his TVShack website before US authorities closed it down over copyright infringement claims.
He could have faced jail in the US. But his lawyer Edward Fitzgerald told the court that the student had signed a draft deal that will see him travel to the US and pay compensation, but avoid a trial and criminal record if found guilty.
O'Dwyer was arrested in London in 2010 and admitted to police that he earned about £15,000 (S$29,452) a month from advertising on the TVShack site.
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