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Jam Cruise 8 | 01.03.10 - 01.08.10 We spend a week at the Mecca for live, jam-oriented music and report back on the scene...
Best week ever...again. Can't miss the boat ever again. Nice to see Pretty Lights rocking the jersey we made him too.
That was a beautiful review Dennis, but from one friend to another, what's up with people being drawn to your shoulder for a good cry? Really?
Rainydayman, it's the grey hair and fatherly vibe I exude, especially since I had a kid of my own a few years ago. Folks just suddenly felt like they could cut loose around me a few times and I strangely handled it with a fair amount of aplomb and then went back to freakin' on the music and crazy scene around me. But yeah, it happened about 6 times and was unique to this floating festival. Never had anything like it happen at High Sierra or Bonnaroo. In retrospect, I think it's actually pretty cool for people to be that open and vulnerable.
That's cool snappy. I get that sometimes too. Must be the gray hair and fatherly image. The fact that it's unique to the cruise speaks volumes to the sense of openness and abandonment. It sounds like a magical experience. I was pleased also to read your assessment of the cruise not really being an elitist experience. I wish I could've been there. Party on my friend. Maybe I'll meet you at Bonnaroo this year.
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Dennis- Incredible review. Once again, your writing is top notch and evokes images and storylines that are universal and still unique all at once. Jamcruise is an experinece like no other. It takes a brave man to try to encapsulate and formulize what can truly not be put into words. Jamcruise is an experience that can only be lived and thus beloved......and I plan on living it over and over again. What is even more incredible is that you only touched on a small fraction of the music that went down and yet, on Jamcruise, you are never longing for the show around the corner. Kudos to your moxey and welcome to your new home.
Happy Gnu Year, Dennis...I am really happy that you got to go on the boat. I've been itching to go since the first year and it appears to be geting better and better ea year esp w the huge influx of NOLA grooves in last two or three years. (dennis knows but to the rest of you, i love the jam for sure but i LOVE LOVE LOVE the fonk). that is cool Shawty kicked it off, i got to see him in SF at the Indy on NYE and though most of my buds were at Furthur i had a fantastic time. Anyway, great writeup, great photos Dave. I am glad I can sort of vicariously experience this through your report, Dave's photos and all of the great photos on facebook friends have been posting. I need to try to make this happen in 2011. As for your wish list: that is awesome that you give Poor Man's Whiskey some love. I love DSOTM and i've loved PMW for a number of years, they are very talented. Good job, thanks Dennis and thx 'base for sending him!!
Looks like a lot of tweakers... and not a place for a sober one to be. But rock on... looks incredible. Thanks Dennis
Debbie Downer above!
^ Is he talking about JamCruise or JamBase?
actually, there is some of the most quality sobriety that one could ever hope for on this boat. seriously.
Thank You for the review, I had a huge smile on my face reading as I recalled every minute of this years amazing experience. This was my second year on the boat and I don't foresee missing it ever again. I am glad you had fun and hope to meet you there next year.
Reading this review just got me even more excited for next year. I have already pre-booked my cabin and am proud to say I will be there for my honeymoon. Honestly, this review brought a tear to my eye, especially hearing about all of those who had the cruise do the same for them. Life is hard and full of adventures, both good and bad, and to take a moment to step back, reflect, and release in whatever way is necessary is what I am truly looking forward to. It's gonna be a long year, however knowing that there is going to be this light at the end, as well as at the start of a new beginning with my love, is what it's all about. I am so excited to share this adventure with everyone who will be attending next year!!!!!!!
Top notch images and words! Cook - Your experiences on the high seas sound surreal. The descriptions of hopping from seeing the Word in the hottub to the Metal version of Bitches Brew aka OHMphrey made me wince thinking that i'd missed another year.
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Real Madrid punished Borrusia Dortmund on Wednesday. Perhaps it was payback for what the German club did to it last season.
Host Real Madrid defeated Dortmund 3-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarterfinal series. Gareth Bale, Isco and Cristiano Ronaldo each scored, as Real Madrid took a commanding step toward the semifinal.
Bale opened the scoring in the third minute when he ran onto teammate Daniel Carvajal's pass and poked past Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller.
Isco doubled Real Madrid's lead in the 27th minute by driving a low shot past Weidenfeller from 18 yards out.
Ronaldo gave his team a huge advantage with some fancy footwork in the 57th minute. The Portuguese superstar received a pass from Luka Modric and slotted a shot past the onrushing Weidenfeller. The goal helped Ronaldo close in on another prestigious record.
RECORD! Cristiano Ronaldo has scored his 14th goal of the 2013/2014 #UCL season, equalling single season record by Lionel Messi in 2011/12.—
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Ronaldo's 100th career Champions League game came to a premature end, as Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti replaced him with midfielder Casemiro in the 80th minute. Ronaldo has been battling a knee problem, and Ancelotti removed him as a precaution.
The two teams will meet again in Dortmund on Tuesday, and few expect a repeat of last season's Champions League semifinal when Dortmund overpowered Real Madrid 4-1 en route to a place in the final. Real Madrid's quarterfinal work isn't finished, but it has already taken one giant leap toward completion.
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The vast expanses of intergalactic space appear to be filled with a haze of tiny, smoke-like "dust" particles that dim the light from distant objects and subtly change their colors, according to a team of astronomers from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS-II).
"Galaxies contain lots of dust, most of it formed in the outer regions of dying stars," said team leader Brice M©nard of the Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics. "The surprise is that we are seeing dust hundreds of thousands of light-years outside of the galaxies, in intergalactic space."
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To discover this intergalactic dust, the team analyzed the colors of distant quasars whose light passes in the vicinity of foreground galaxies on its way to the Earth.
Dust grains block blue light more effectively than red light, explained astronomer Ryan Scranton of the University of California, Davis, another member of the discovery team. "We see this when the sun sets: light rays pass through a thicker layer of the atmosphere, absorbing more and more blue light, causing the sun to appear reddened. We find similar reddening of quasars from intergalactic dust, and this reddening extends up to ten times beyond the apparent edges of the galaxies themselves."
The team analyzed the colors of about 100,000 distant quasars located behind 20 million galaxies, using images from SDSS-II. "Putting together and analyzing this huge dataset required cutting-edge ideas from computer science and statistics," said team member Gordon Richards of Drexel University. "Averaging over so many objects allowed us to measure an effect that is much too small to see in any individual quasar."
Supernova explosions and "winds" from massive stars drive gas out of some galaxies, M©nard explained, and this gas may carry dust with it. Alternatively, the dust may be pushed directly by starlight.
"Our findings now provide a reference point for theoretical studies," said M©nard.
Intergalactic dust could also affect planned cosmological experiments that use supernovae to investigate the nature of "dark energy," a mysterious cosmic component responsible for the acceleration of the expansion of the universe.
"Just like household dust, cosmic dust can be a nuisance," said Scranton. "Our results imply that most distant supernovae are seen through a bit of haze, which may affect estimates of their distances."
Intergalactic dust doesn't remove the need for dark energy to explain current supernova data, M©nard explained, but it may complicate the interpretation of future high-precision distance measurements. "These experiments are very ambitious in their goals," said M©nard, "and subtle effects matter."
Image Caption: Spiral galaxies seen edge-on often show dark lanes of interstellar dust blocking light from the galaxy's stars, as in this image of the galaxy NGC 4565 from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS-II). The dust is formed in the outer regions of dying stars, and it drifts off to mix with interstellar gas. The new analysis of quasar colors shows that galaxies also expel dust to distances of several hundred thousand light years, ten times farther than the visible edge of the galaxy seen in this image. The thin haze of intergalactic dust dims and reddens the light from background quasars. (Credit: The Sloan Digital Sky Survey)
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KARIMNAGAR: Thanks to the bumper harvest and good price to the cotton produce during the last season, the cotton cultivation had been doubled during this kharif season in Karimnagar district.
Against the normal area of cultivation of cotton in 1,04,146 hectares, during this kharif season the cotton was cultivated in 2,25,200 hectares when compared to 1.53 lakh hectares during the kharif 2007. On the other hand, the maize cultivation had declined from 95,560 hectares in khariff 2007 to 61,450 hectares during this season. The normal area of cultivation of maize is 1,06,314 hectares during the kharif season in the district. With the onset monsoon rains, the paddy cultivation had reached 55,625 hectares against the normal area of 1,26,389 hectares.
The agricultural officials say that the paddy cultivation same day during the last kharif season was 57,530 hectares. The officials said that against the normal area of cultivation in 3,98,855 hectares during this kharif season, the cultivation was taken up in 3,70,442 hectares, which is 92,87 per cent. Against the normal rainfall of 465.3 mm till August 4, the district received 352.69 mm rainfall till date.


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The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Thursday informed the Bombay High Court that the citizens who could not vote in the Lok Sabha elections in Mumbai and Pune after their names went missing from voters' list can cast ballots in the state assembly polls.
Advocate general Darius Khambata said that the electoral registration officers will process and re-register citizens, whose names have been wrongly deleted. They can submit form-6 along with required documents for the process, the court was informed.
A bunch of public interest litigation have been filed at the HC, highlighting the issue of missing names and demanding to know the steps that can be taken to restore names of missing voters. A division bench of Justice Abhay Oka and Justice M S Sonak is hearing the matter.
The advocate general submitted that the revision of electoral rolls in Maharashtra began in 2012 after the Election Commission of Indian noticed that there were large number of bogus voters and duplication of names in the state. It was also because the state was lagging behind in issuance of election photo-identity cards to voters.
Opposing the petitions seeking ad-interim relief to allow deleted voters to vote before the results are declared on May 16, Khamabata said that the first deletion took place in January 2013, second in September 2013 and the last on January 31, 2014, and the voters whose names have been deleted had a statutory remedy of raising objections to deletion of their names and then there was remedy of filing an appeal, in case despite raising objections the name was deleted.
During this exercise draft electoral rolls were published on September 16, 2013 and even after the last deletion list a special drive was conducted to register fresh voters. The voters who claim that their names had been deleted illegally from electoral rolls did not bother to avail any of these remedies.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - With the regular season finished, BIG EAST teams travel to the Stile Athletics Field House in Akron, Ohio, for the 2011 BIG EAST Indoor Track and Field Championships Feb. 19-20. The BIG EAST Championships consist of 15 teams on the women's side and 12 on the men's side. Last season, the Villanova women won their first team title in 10 years, while Notre Dame claimed its third title in program history on the men's side. Entering the championships, only one women's team is ranked in the USTFCCCA top 25, as Connecticut comes in at No. 19. The BIG EAST provide free live streaming of the 2011 Indoor Track and Field Championships. Live results will also be available throughout the meet. Here is an event-by-event preview for the 2011 BIG EAST Championships. Men 60-meter dash: With the graduation of Syracuse's Michael LeBlanc, a two-time BIG EAST 60-meter dash champion, there is room for another athlete to take the top spot. Entering the meet, Connecticut junior Kevin Steinberg owns the best time in the conference, registering a 6.73 at the Yale Collegiate Invitational on Jan. 15. The time was a Connecticut school record. The next closest runner is USF's Derrick Hopkins with a time of 6.82. Hopkins placed fourth in the event in 2010. A total of 19 BIG EAST athletes qualified for the 60-meter dash at the championship. 200-meter dash: Steinberg also sits atop the BIG EAST performance list in the 200-meter dash with a time of 21.89, leading a crowd of 27 qualifiers for the championship. He placed third in the event in 2010. USF has a pair of runners in the No. 2 and No. 3 spots, with senior Greg Fontus ranked second with a time of 21.91 and Hopkins ranked third at 21.95. Fontus was a sixth-place finisher in 2010. 400-meter dash: Two of the top four runners from the 2010 400-meter dash return this year, including Georgetown junior Austin Perron and DePaul sophomore Tonderai Tomu. Perron ranks eighth in the conference this season with a time of 48.67, while Tomu ranks fourth with a time of 48.30. Rutgers junior Aaron Younger owns the top time in the BIG EAST this season at 47.50. 500-meter dash: Younger returns to defend his title in the 500-meter dash. The Rutgers junior enters the meet with the top time in the conference this season at 1:02.23. The second-place finisher from 2010, Georgetown junior Toby Ulm, also returns to the field and ranks fifth in the conference with a time of 1:03.58. The two highlight a field of 25 competitors, including Villanova standout freshman Samuel Ellison, who ranks second this season in the event with a time of 1:02.76. 800-meter run: Two-time BIG EAST Track Athlete of the Week, Notre Dame sophomore Jeremy Rae, leads a 30-man field in the 800-meter run. Rae owns the top time in the conference of 1:49.15, set at the Indiana University State Relays on Jan. 28. Rae looks to become the second-straight Irish runner to win the event after Jack Howard took the title in 2010. The 2009 event champion, Connecticut senior Michael Rutt, looks to return to that top spot after not competing in the finals in 2010. Rutt sits second in the league with an NCAA-qualifying time of 1:49.16. Georgetown's Ulm ranks third with a time of 1:49.81. 1,000-meter run: Notre Dame's Rae also holds the first spot in the conference this season in the 1,000-meter run. Rae ran a time of 2:22.53 at the Notre Dame Invitational. The 2010 1,000-meter champion, Notre Dame junior Jonathan Shawel, returns to the field. He has the 19th-fastest time in the conference this season at 2:27.08. The Irish have three runners in the top five of the performance list this season, with junior Jordan Carlson ranked third and senior Kevin Labus at fifth. Villanova senior Brian Tetrault is No. 2 in the conference with a time of 2:23.74. Mile: Three runners with sub four-minute mile times highlight the 2011 field. Two-time champion, Villanova senior Matthew Gibney, looks for a three-peat in the event and holds the top time in the BIG EAST this season at 3:58.12. Gibney and Providence junior Julian Matthews have both qualified for the 2011 NCAA Championships. Matthews ranks second in the league with a time of 3:58.57. Notre Dame's Rae ranks third and leads a trio of Irish runners in the top six with a time of 3:59.62. Another Friar, junior David McCarthy, ranks fourth with a time of 4:00.74. A total of 55 athletes will compete in the mile. 3,000-meter run: With the graduation of 2010 3,000-meter run champion and BIG EAST Championship Most Outstanding Performer Matt Bruce, Providence junior David McCarthy looks to reclaim the title that he won in 2009. McCarthy is the lone BIG EAST athlete to qualify for the NCAA Championship in the event, holding the top time in the conference at 7:53.33. After McCarthy, Villanova owns the second, third and fourth spots on the BIG EAST performance list. Sophomore Matthew Mildenhall leads the pack of Wildcats with a time of 7:57.40. He was a second-place finisher in the even in 2010, while junior Hugo Beamish grabbed third. Syracuse junior Tito Medrano ranks eighth in the conference after running a personal-best time of 8:12.85 at the BU Valentine Invitational. 5,000-meter run: The Wildcat theme continues in the 5,000-meter run. Beamish and senior Brian Long rank first and second in the event, respectively, in the conference this season. Marquette junior Nick Szczech is in third-pace in the conference after setting a school record in the event with a time of 14:17.52. He finished 13th in 2010 and is one of the few event veterans returning this year. Notre Dame senior Dan Jackson, who finished 8th last season, ranks fourth in the league this season with a time of 14:20.83. 60-meter hurdles: Georgetown senior Chris Kinney looks for back-to-back 60-meter hurdle titles after winning the even in 2010. Kinney set the Georgetown school record at the 2011 New Balance Collegiate Invitational with a time of 7.75. He holds the top time in the conference, ahead of USF junior David Aristil who ran a 7.79 at the Sykes & Sabock Challenge. Aristil finished fifth in the event in 2010. Pittsburgh sophomore Tashaun Hill tries to improve on a fourth-place finish as a freshman in 2010, as he ranks third in the conference with a season-best time of 8.00. Syracuse junior Matthew Callanan ran a personal-best time of 8.10 at the Penn State National and sits in fifth-place in the conference. 4x400-meter relay: Entering the championship, Pittsburgh has the top time in the 4x400-meter relay at 3:13.97. The team consists of junior Micah Murray, senior Antony Hobwana, junior Jerome Lowery and freshman Reginald Steele. The winning time at the 2010 championship was 3:11.35, posted by Seton Hall. Villanova sits in second this season while Notre Dame is third. Rutgers was the runner-up last year and sits fourth this season with a time of 3:15.58. 4x800-meter relay: Villanova is in search for its fourth-straight title in the 4x800-meter relay. The squad has yet to compete in the event this season, but recorded a time of 7:31.00 in 2010. Pittsburgh holds the top time in the league this season at 7:31.71. Connecticut's 4x800 meter relay team of Dan Holst, Alex Bennatan, Tim Bennatan and Mike Rutt was invited to run at the Millrose Games, placing second with an IC4A-qualifying time of 7:36.38. Distance medley relay: Villanova has won two of the last three distance medley relay titles. The team registered a time of 9:47.60 to win the title in 2010. Georgetown has this season's top mark, notching a time of 9:56.78 as the only BIG EAST team to break the 10-minute mark this season. High jump: Louisville holds two of the best jumps in the BIG EAST, with sophomore Michael Edwards sitting first and senior Neil Angermeier ranking second. Edwards cleared a height of 2.19 meters at the Rod McCravy Memorial Meet, the 15th-best jump in the nation this season. Agermeier is tied in second with Connecticut sophomore Noel James at 2.15 meters. A total of 13 athletes will compete in the event at the championship. Pole vault: Notre Dame junior Kevin Schipper looks to continue the family dominance of the pole vault as he looks for back-to-back titles. His brother, Matt Schipper, won the event the two years prior in 2007 and 2008. Kevin Schipper has the top performance in the league this season at 5.20 meters. Connecticut has two athletes in the top four, with junior Kyle Duggan ranking second with a height of 5.15 meters and sophomore Jesse Chapman fourth at 4.95 meters. The 2010 runner-up, Louisville senior Kyle Gann, returns for another shot at the title. Long jump: Louisville lays claim to each of the last five long jump champions, and looks in position to take a sixth straight with the top two jumpers in the conference this season. Junior Wesley Smith has the top performance in the league with a distance of 7.82 meters, while junior Seon Powell is second with 7.54 meters. Smith finished third in 2010. Connecticut junior Aaron King ranks third with a jump of 7.44 meters. Triple jump: Rutgers freshman Devin Jones tries to be the first Scarlet Knight to win the triple jump title since 2005. He is tied for the top spot in the league with USF freshman Shane Lewis with a distance of 15.37 meters. USF has not had a triple jump champion since joining the BIG EAST. Shot put: Two of the top three competitors from 2010 return to toss the shot put this year. The 2010 champion, Louisville senior Weston Banks, has the third-best throw in the league this year at 17.85 meters. DePaul junior Tim Nedow leads the pack with a toss of 19.18 meters. He finished third at the championship in 2010. Weight throw: After breaking the school record at the 2011 New Balance Collegiate Invitational, Syracuse senior Kwaku Boah leads the conference with a season-best weight throw of 19.93 meters. Boah attempts to become the first SU athlete to win the weight throw since Steve Dering in 1991. Heptathlon: Notre Dame senior Justin Schneider and Connecticut junior Aaron King have accounted for the last three heptathlon champions and both will compete for the title this year. King won the event in 2008 and 2009, setting the meet record in 2009 with 5,460 points. Schneider stopped King from a third-straight title, winning the event with 5,339 points in 2010. Schneider sits atop the BIG EAST performance list this season with 5,497 points while King is second with 5,413. Women 60-meter dash: Connecticut senior Trisha-Ann Hawthorne leads a pack of 35 athletes in the 60-meter dash. Hawthorne has won the event the last two years, while Connecticut has claimed four of the last five 60-meter dash titles. She owns the top performance in the league at 7.28, which also ranks ninth in the country. Hawthorne, who will also be competing in the 200-meter dash, looks to become the second athlete to win two events three times in BIG EAST women's history. Louisville senior Saravia Richardson, who ranks second in the conference with a time of 7.37, finished second in the event in 2010. 200-meter dash: Hawthorne also returns as a two-time champion in the 200-meter dash. The senior ranks first in the BIG EAST this season with a time of 23.94. Pittsburgh senior Da'Lynn Mills looks to improve on a fourth-place finish a year ago, as she ranks second in the conference with a time of 23.96 this season. Pitt junior Cambrya Jones joins Mills in the top four on the performance list with a time of 24.10. Georgetown sophomore Amanda Kimbers ranks third in the league with a time of 24.00. 400-meter dash: Georgetown owns two of the top three spots on the BIG EAST performance list in the 400-meter dash. Junior London Finley ranks first of the 29 BIG EAST qualifiers in the event with a time of 55.46. Teammate and senior Deidra Sanders is third with a time of 56.01. The two look to become the first Georgetown runners to win the event in the history of the championship. Just three of the top nine finishers from last year return to the field, including Villanova junior Christie Verdier (third), Cincinnati junior Aricka Rhodes (seventh) and DePaul sophomore Lindsey Holden (ninth). 500-meter dash: Two of the top finishers from the 2010 championship will compete for the 2011 title in the 500-meter dash. Villanova senior Kristen Mahon, who finished third last season, ranks third in the conference this season with a time of 1:13.83. Georgetown's Finley also will compete after finishing fourth a year ago. Georgetown freshman Chelsea Cox is the conference's top performer with a time of 1:13.36, while Cincinnati junior Kathy Clump ranks second. 800-meter run: Connecticut junior Heather Wilson, a two-time BIG EAST Athlete of the Week, leads 30 BIG EAST qualifiers in the 800-meter run. Wilson, who finished sixth in the 800 in 2010, ranks first this season with a school-record time of 2:05.68, while teammate Brigitte Mania is second with a time of 2:08.24. The 2010 event champion, DePaul senior Mary Cate Quiett, returns to defend her title. She ranks 10th in the conference with a time of 2:11.60. 1,000-meter run: 2010 1,000-meter run champion, Villanova senior Sheila Reid, did not compete in the event this season. That leaves an open field to compete for the title this year, led by Georgetown sophomore Rachel Schneider. Schneider finished fourth in the event in 2010 and owns the top spot this season with a time of 2:45.51. The top three performances this year also includes West Virginia junior Kaylyn Christopher and Connecticut's Wilson. Mile: The 2010 BIG EAST and NCAA Cross Country champion, Villanova's Reid tries to repeat as the mile champion this season. The senior led a 1-2 Wildcat finish last season, and holds the conference's top time this year at 4:41.14. Syracuse sophomore Lauren Penney, a fourth-place finisher a year ago, sits second in the conference with at time of 4:41.34. A pair of West Virginia runners -Christopher and junior Jessica O'Connell- rounds out the top four performances. A Villanova runner has won the event in four of the past six years. 3,000-meter run: Villanova's Reid also owns the top conference time in the 3,000-meter run. Reid's time of 8:56.92 ranks second in the country and qualifies her for the NCAA Championships. She looks to make it back-to-back 3,000-meter champions from Villanova after Alison Smith won the event in 2010. The Wildcats have claimed the winner in the 3,000-meter run in 14 of the 28 years of the championship. Providence sophomore Shelby Greany, who placed second in the event in 2010, ranks second in the conference this season with a time of 9:14.06. Both Providence and Villanova have two runners in the top five of the BIG EAST performance list, with Syracuse's Lauren Penney sits at third. 5,000-meter run: Providence's Greany enters the 2011 championship with the No. 1 ranking in the conference in the 5,000-meter run. Greany's time of 16:10.52 also places her 15th in the nation, as she looks to become the first Friar to win the event since Aine Hoban in 2007. West Virginia boasts the top returning finisher from 2010 in junior Sarah-Anne Brault, who claimed sixth in the event in 2010. Georgetown looks for a strong performance from freshman Emily Jones, who is currently second in the conference with a time of 16:17.38. 60-meter hurdles: West Virginia senior Chelsea Carrier looks to become the first back-to-back BIG EAST champion in the 60-meter hurdles since Villanova's Charmaine Walker in 2000-2001, as she enters the meet with the conference's top performance this season. Carrier ranks 12th nationally with a school-record time of 8.21. The 2010 runner-up, Villanova junior Shericka Ward, also returns to the field with the second-best time in the conference this season at 8.27. Georgetown's Finley, who ranks fifth in the conference with a time of 8.55, finished seventh a year ago. Pittsburgh senior Brianna Broyles sits third in the conference with a time of 8.32. 4x400-meter relay: The Georgetown Hoyas are coming off a second-place finish in the 4x400-meter relay in 2010 and hold the top time in the conference this season at 3:42.09. The Hoyas last won the event in 2005 as Seton Hall had won the title each of the last four years. Pittsburgh has the second-fastest time in the conference at 3:43.58, while Cincinnati is third with a time of 3:44.30. 4x800-meter relay: Villanova set the BIG EAST Championship record in the 4x800-meter relay in 2010 and looks to repeat as champions in the event. The Wildcats have the fifth-best time in the conference this year at 9:04.81, while Connecticut ranks first with a time of 8:52.35. Georgetown, which had won the event in 2008 and 2009, looks to return to the top of the podium this year. The Hoyas sit second in the conference this year with a time of 8:53.36. Distance medley relay: Georgetown has won five of the last seven distance medley relay titles, but did not claim the top spot in 2010. That went to Villanova, which set the meet record with a time of 11:11.00. The Wildcats have yet to run the event this season, while Connecticut owns the No. 1 spot in the conference with a time of 11:11.93. Georgetown is second in the league with a time of 11:14.00. High jump: Two-time BIG EAST Field Athlete of the Week, St. John's senior Priscilla Frederick, enters the 2011 championship as the top-high jumper in the conference. Frederick's season-best jump of 1.82 meters also ties her for eighth in the nation. There will be a new champion in the event this year following the graduation of Connecticut's Carin Knight, who had won the event each of the last three years. Frederick is the top returning finisher from 2010 after placing fifth. Louisville junior Megan Shubert, who ranks third in the conference with a jump of 1.76 meters, placed eighth last year. Pole vault: Two of the top three pole vaulters in the conference will represent USF. Seniors Denise von Eynatten and Stephanie Duffy have both won BIG EAST championship individual titles in the event. Von Eynatten won in 2008, while Duffy took the first spot a year ago. Duffy currently ranks third in the conference with a height of 4.12 meters, while von Eynatten ranks first with a height of 4.27 meters. Cincinnati junior Mackenzie Fields owns the No. 2 spot at 4.21 meters, while Villanova senior Ashlyn Llerandi, who finished third last year, ranks fourth with a height of 4.00 meters. Long jump: Louisville junior Charachesicia Lockhart looks to follow in the footsteps of former teammate Rachel Gehret who won the long jump in 2010. Lockhart ranks first in the conference and 15th in the nation with a leap of 6.22 meters this season. USF sophomore Monique Williams is second this season with a jump of 6.09 meters. West Virginia's Carrier, who placed seventh a year ago, sits at third in the conference. Junior teammate Meghan Mock is the top returning performer after finishing sixth in 2010. Triple jump: Syracuse junior Ieva Staponkute tries to become the first Orange triple jumper to win the event since Sheron Mark in 2006. Staponkute ranks first in the conference entering the championship with a jump of 12.62 meters. She is followed by Louisville's Lockhart, who is second with a leap of 12.42 meters. USF's Williams is the top returning performer after placing fifth in 2010. Shot put: Both the shot put and weight throw events are led by Louisville. Sophomore Khadija Abdullah leads three Cardinals in the top four of the BIG EAST performance list with an NCAA-qualifying toss of 16.96 meters. Abdullah ranks first in the conference, while seniors D'Ana McCarty and Chinwe Okoro are second and third respectively. Louisville's Jere' Summers was the 2010 champion, while Okoro placed second and McCarty was fourth. Connecticut junior Victoria Flowers ranks third in the conference with a toss of 15.77 meters. She finished eighth at the championship in 2010. Weight throw: Louisville's McCarty looks for her third-straight title in the in the weight throw after winning in both 2009 and 2010. McCarty, a two-time NCAA indoor champion, set the meet record with a toss of 22.56 meters last year, and currently sits first in the conference with an NCAA-qualifying mark of 22.21 meters. Connecticut's Flowers is second in the conference with a distance of 20.59 meters, while USF junior Lauren Noe is third with a toss of 18.96 meters. Pentathlon: St. John's Frederick holds the top spot in the pentathlon with 3,612 points entering the championship. She will try to become the first Red Storm athlete to win the indoor pentathlon in the history of the BIG EAST Championship. West Virginia's Carrier has yet to compete in the pentathlon this season, but will return to defend her 2010 title. Syracuse junior Kelsey Rubeor ranks second this season with 3,563 points. She finished eighth a year ago while Frederick finished fifth.
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Nagaland Chief Minister, TR Zeliang on Saturday said he will actively canvass with the new government at the Centre for early solution of the Indo-Naga political problem to usher in permanent peace and development in the state.
Addressing a press conference here after assuming office here, Zeliang said Nagaland is not all about Kohima, state capital and Dimapur town, and his new government will bring development to all districts bridging the inequality mainly in infrastructure development.
The Indo-Naga political problem has to be solved and hoped that the new government will address the matter, he said.
The new Chief Minister is of the view that investment should come up for which the people have to create conducive environment for investment.
He said that the new government will constitute State Investment Board to focus on economic investment in the state and also constitute a State Law Commission to help the government in replacing the outdated laws with new ones.
The Chief Minister said his government will request the Speaker of the state Assembly to activate the committee for Article 371-A to improve its effectiveness.
He hoped that the new government at the Centre will take steps which will benefit the people of the state and activate the Look East policy.
Elaborating on the Naga political problem, the new Chief Minister said, "We want that the long-standing political issue to be resolved. But since I taken over only today we will see the past record."
With the new government at the centre, Zeliang said, "We can expect hard decisions (solution to the Naga issue) to be taken and we hope that we will be benefitted with such decisions."
Noting that Nagaland is a resource-crunched state with 90% of the funding being done by the Central government, he said, "With the available resources of the state, we cannot move forward as we are always begging to the Central government. So let us try to mobilise our own resources and try to exploit our own mineral resources so that we can stand on our feet."
"It is high time that we explore our mineral resources and within a period of time we can stand on our own feet and also have sufficient resources for developmental activities," he said.
Zeliang also conveyed high hopes that former three-time Chief Minister of the state Neiphiu Rio would be given a prominent position in New Delhi to help Nagaland and the northeast region so that all the dreams get fulfilled.
Earlier, the new CM held a meeting with chief secretary Bano Z Jamir along with some senior bureaucrats and requested them for streamlining of the regular attendance of the government employees so as to deliver good services to the people through good governance.


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The stealthy PR of the Toyotas could be attributed to the fact that they don't have a sugary drink for a sponsor as well.
I am certainly rooting for them, it took balls to run the '12 edition under '13 regulations, shows commendable foresight plus they just look awesome.
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I would say Giniel is my dark horse for the top podium place
. Much as I dig Robbie, his hotheadedness and burning desire to make a point this year is the exact opposite frame of mind you need to win the Dakar.
I expect many great battles between the X Raid Minis and the Hummer, but steady Giniel might just win the war from under their noses.
About time the Japanese got back in the game in the 4 wheelers
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MINI drivers on the Monster roster (Holowycz or Roma) if General Perfecthansel and Gordon of the Confederate States get into a head to head civil war out on the course. Both Nani and Kristofer are capable of top stage times and keeping their noses clean, while the schoolyard bullies beat up on each other...
Another car that could be
quick (at least sporadically) is the ex-xraid-exiled Guelain Chicherit; who got canned from the MINI gig after the Chit hit tha fan during rest day testing in the 2011 Dakar, and he pretzeled the teams debut of the All4 racing effort amongst a great deal of media/PR hoo-hah...
Chicherit is back for 2013 in a 2WD rear engined V8 buggy (does this formula sound familiar?
) by the French SMG team... From a promo vid that Guelain's "Gravity" rallying team put out... the thing goes pretty well...
But like the debuting Redbull/Carlos/Qatar/Nasser outfit, the question of "how far/how long" they can run "fast" for? Undoubtedly the long travel, big rear end horspower/2WD formula (as pioneered and made popular by Gordons Hummer over the last six or seven years) is undoubtedly very fast over the rougher offroad/off piste/virgin terrain type stages... but tend to looseout on formed road or dune stages (where 2WD is a disadvantage) and so the have to "push" to make an advantage in the terrain that favours their style of vehicle... In the past it has been this extra "velocity" that has been the 2WD vehicles achilles heel... either in terms of accident (pushing the envelope) or material fatigue/failure because of the prolonged abuse over two weeks.
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In Freak the Mighty, what are the similarities between Max and Freak (Kevin) in Chapter 7?
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One of my fave things to do is read up about directors and the choices they make on set. I am "that guy" who buys the ultra special edition box set of a movie bluray bundled with never before scene extras just so I can get a glimpse at how a director achieved some of the things they did in their film. But another thing I have been enjoying recently is watching video essays that deconstruct a directors motivation for making certain choices in a film. In a lot of ways they help me analyse a directors film with more depth and appreciate the craft that goes into making a seemingly simple scene. One such group of video essayers is a youtube channel Every Frame a painting who debunk many of the our great (and not so great) directors and their various techniques with creating films.
Why do I love watching this stuff? Cause it makes me feel like I am not that far away from making the same choices as these guys. If anything it makes me understand the process of getting to their level (which is still a long way away, but I can dream…) and so it helps me see the road ahead and what steps I need to take to master my craft.
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"It looks funny out there," Turner said. "But we have 10 defensive linemen on our team, so we're not going to bring in four defensive linemen. We've got a lot of defensive backs, so we can't bring any more to camp."
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Mathews had said he would probably wear No. 33 but reconsidered when he got to San Diego on Thursday and will instead wear No. 24.
There was no special reason for No. 33 other than he had worn the number before he switched to 21 in high school as a homage to LaDainian Tomlinson.
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"Coach Turner, he gave me a sheet and there were numbers on it, and it just happened to be one," Mathews said. "It's closer to 21, and I just thought it looked good."
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Without enough defensive players to do any effective work, the two 75-minute on-field sessions were almost exclusively individual drills. What they do outdoors in the two-day camp is an afterthought anyway.
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