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Designed to hang instead of take up precious surface space, this planter is perfect for smaller homes (but looks just as cool in spacious ones). The clean, minimalist planter is handcrafted of porcelain and natural rope. A maple hook is also included. A One Kings Lane exclusive, you won't find this piece anywhere else.


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"The German intellect wants the French sprightliness, the fine practical understanding of the English, and the American adventure; but it has a certain probity, which never rests in a superficial performance, but asks steadily, To what end? A German public asks for a controlling sincerity."
"When you're safe at home you wish you were having an adventure; when you're having an adventure you wish you were safe at home"
"Each venture is a new beginning, a raid on the inarticulate with shabby equipment always deteriorating in the general mess of imprecision of feeling."
"Learning should be a joy and full of excitement. It is life's greatest adventure; it is an illustrated excursion into the minds of the noble and the learned."
"The test of an adventure is that when you're in the middle of it, you say to yourself, ''Oh, now I've got myself into an awful mess; I wish I were sitting quietly at home.'' And the sign that something's wrong with you is when you sit quietly at home wish"
"The vitality of thought is in adventure. Ideas won't keep. Something must be done about them. When the idea is new, its custodians have fervor, live for it, and if need be, die for it."
"Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure Science."
"Fiction is love and hate and agreement and conflict and common adventure, not lonely musings on have-beens and might-have-beens."

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The Graduate Teacher Program, in collaboration with the University Libraries offers an annual Provost's Fellowship for the Libraries.
Beginning in the academic year 2014–15, the Provost's Fellowship will focus on Information Sciences. The Fellowship illustrates the benefits of combining a subject master's degree with a master's degree in library science, resulting in a challenging and rewarding career filled with mobility and advancement potential. The need for librarians with subject, language, technical and information sciences specialties has increased dramatically as the volume of information available continues to grow and access to quality information becomes more difficult.
Over the course of an academic semester, the Provost's Fellows for the Libraries will provided the opportunity to work in depth with a library faculty mentor and to expand their understanding and appreciation of library faculty careers in postsecondary institutions.
Provost's Fellows pursue the PDC:PFF. Activities include the fellowship activities in the CU Libraries, attendance at the annual COPFFN Forum, a site visit to a neighboring academic library, attendance at library and GTP workshops, and the development of a portfolio.
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More than 32 tourists on board a double-decker boat owned and operated by the Kerala Tourism Development Corporation were killed when it capsized in one of the deepest zones of the Mullaperiyar dam reservoir in Kerala's Idukki district around 5 p.m. on Wednesday. The toll would possibly be higher, according to informed sources.
A rescue team had recovered 26 bodies till 8 p.m. Two persons were rescued alive.
The rescue operation was continuing late into the night. Four tourists who were rescued in a critical condition died later. There were five foreign tourists, of whom two died.
A total of 82 persons were travelling in the boat, named 'Jala Kanyaka'; 60 of them belonged to one group from Karnataka. The boat left the jetty around 4 p.m. and capsized some 7 km away.
All the 60 persons from Karnataka had come in a tourist bus to Thekkady as part of their tour of Kerala. Preliminary investigation revealed that the accident took place when a large group of tourists on the upper deck rushed to one side of the boat to see animals spotted on the forest fringes. In the sudden movement, the boat overturned. All the 82 tourists in the boat were thrown into the water. Twenty persons, who were mostly on the upper deck of the boat were rescued by boats sent in by the KTDC, the Forest Department and the Tamil Nadu PWD.
The rescue operations were hampered by the spreading darkness and the distance of the accident spot from the boat landing centre. The area where the boat capsized was about 100 feet deep and the shore had wild animals such as elephants.
The helpline numbers are: Thiruvananthapuram Control Room – 0471-2331403; 0471-1331639 and 0471-2333198. Control Room, Kerala House, Delhi: 011-23342320; 011-30411500.
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The Wannabes follows six high school students, Sarah LeMaire, Andrew Stern, Drew Reinartz, Mariah Parks, Alan Shaw and Shaylen Carroll attending an arts academy boarding school in hope they will become a pop star, until they realise the stuffy academy only teaches classical music and dance.
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George Clooney took time out of his honeymoon to stop by New York Comic Con to join the "Tomorrowland" discussion panel and release the teaser trailer! Brad Bird's "Tomorrowland," is a riveting mystery adventure starring […]
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We Are Off to Italy In Our Minds.
Fall is fast flying away especially after the recent snow of the newest day of this November. Four inches coated the ground and swirled around chasing away the clean bright light of fall and driving its last, brave golden reflectors to the earth. Replacing it are the dark bones of winter in a stark landscape of grays and browns with an occasional outline of white. The geese overhead are gone and the deer bounce nervously through the vacancy of harvested corn fields.
The grass is just a withered impression of its former self. The cows and goats have moved onto hay and the milk has changed once again.
I like winter milk, while it is unvaried it is also rich and deep in its flavor. Last years winter of experimentation yielded two new cheeses that I have come to love very much. Connemara, a lovely aged goats milk cheese (and a 2015 Good Food Award Finalist, keep your fingers crossed!) and Old Drovers Road made from raw cows milk. Lately I have enjoyed some lovely Fontina and Asiago and am thinking that I will move my inspiration for this years winter experimentation phase from a British invasion to the Italian classics. So keep your eye out next spring from some new small runs of LGC originals inspired by our companions from Campania.
The only European country I have been to (so far) is Italy. It was beautiful despite the garbage strike at the time that led to mountains of trash being ignited on street corners and even eventually contaminating the milk of the prized buffalo Mozzarella causing the cheese to be banned across Europe for a time. But it was lovely exploring Old Caserta, and Pompeii, and Rome and the Amalfi coast. We visited a sheep dairy and cheese shop along the side of the road amidst many water buffalo farms. After many hand gestures we left with a small satchel of sheep cheeses from a smiling cheesemaker. So here's to Italian Inspiration, maybe it will lead us to a classic of our own. Ciao!


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JEFFERSON PARISH, La.-- A growing memorial of stuffed animals sits one floor below the apartment where 11-year-old Keian Ester was shot in the head.
A stray bullet came through the wall of an apartment in unincorporated Westwego, as Keian played inside Friday night.
It's a scene Tanika Murdock can not forget.
'He was a child,' she said. 'He didn't ask to go like that -- and it's just senseless.'
As he had done a number of times before, Keian was visiting Murdock and her family that night. She had stepped outside for a few minutes and then she heard shots outside. Murdock said she ran back into the apartment, carrying her 3-year-old son, and found 11-year-old Keian bleeding on the floor.
'It's just been hard. Everyday, it seems like it's just getting harder. It's not getting no better,' Murdock said. 'Every day, I close my eyes, I just see Keian laying on that floor and it's just getting worse.'
Neighbors described a chaotic scene, as emergency personnel took the young boy away. He was suffering from a gunshot wound to the head.
'It was hysterical over there,' said Samuel Blair, who heard the shots. 'A lot of people were screaming, moaning, crying. It was really hard to believe.'
Keian died on Saturday -- the same day a gun buy-back program took place in Jefferson Parish. In a chilling similarity, the gun buy back was held in honor of another child in Jefferson Parish who was killed by a stray bullet: 7-year-old Paige DeJean, who died two years ago when a stray bullet struck her as she slept at home.
Now, people who live near Friday's shooting said they no longer feel safe.
'I'm really ready to move,' Blair said. 'I hate to move from here to here, due to the violence in our city, but I've got to protect my kids.'
Tanika Murdock said she plans to move as well, because she can't go on living in the apartment after Keian's death.
'It felt horrible to be there,' she said.
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PITTSBURGH, SEPT. 16, 2009 Hopeful that some of the same antiretroviral (ARV) drugs used to treat HIV infection can also prevent it, researchers from the Microbicide Trials Network have enrolled the first participants into a new, large-scale clinical trial testing two approaches of the strategy in women.
The VOICE Study Vagina and Oral Interventions to Control the Epidemic will help determine whether applying a vaginal microbicide gel containing an ARV every day or taking an oral ARV tablet once a day can reduce a woman's risk of acquiring HIV.
While the study's primary aim is to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the two regimens, an important question VOICE will also address is which of the two the tablet or the gel women will actually be more inclined to use. It is the first HIV prevention trial testing these two different approaches in the same study and the first effectiveness trial of a microbicide in which women use the gel every day instead of only at the time of sex.
Up to 5,000 women will be enrolled in VOICE at clinical trial sites in Uganda, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Pending government approval, the study may also be conducted in Malawi. The Spilhaus Clinical Research Site at the University of Zimbabwe-University of California-San Francisco (UZ-UCSF) Clinical Trials Unit in Harare, began enrolling trial participants this week.
VOICE is being conducted under the leadership of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded Microbicide Trials Network (MTN), which is based at the University of Pittsburgh and Magee-Womens Research Institute.
"The HIV prevention field has not been without its share of disappointments. So, naturally we are excited that in VOICE we have not just one, but two promising approaches to evaluate. Hopefully, we'll find that ARVs, which helped turn the tide in the treatment of HIV, can be a prevention powerhouse, too," said Mike Chirenje, M.D., FRCOG, associate
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The Nurturing Families Network has a special need for volunteers:
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Purpose: To develop and encourage philanthropy and social activism. The Events Committee will help Family CT fulfill its mission and sustain program services to families through the development of fundraising events. Target audience: Young professionals (ages 20's-late 30's) with the means and social network who will commit to organizing and attending fundraising events to benefit Family CT. Benefits to committee members:
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- Attend fun social gatherings with old and new friends.
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Bachelor's Degree required, with at least two years experience with children and familes. Knowledge about culturally sensitive positive parenting skills. Knowledge of age-appropriate child development. Demonstrated problem-solving, written and verbal communication skills. Computer literacy required. Comfort in making home visits. Fluency in English and Spanish required.
This position will require Saturday hours (work week Tuesday-Saturday).
Clinician, New Haven Family Partnership: In-Home Clinician to work as part of a team that provides assessment, treatment, case management and supportive housing to parents with mental illness, HIV-AIDS, addiction or other challenges and their children. The clinician will conduct a comprehensive family assessment and develop and implement a home-based treatment plan. Master's Degree in social work or related field required and at least two years experience with children and families preferred. Comfort in making home visits.


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'MOOSE TRACKS' is a beautiful mountain house bordering Gallatin National Forest & overlooking Lions Head Peak along the Continental Divide. This is a restful spot & could be your next Rocky Mountain vacation adventure!
A large family room has windows on three sides with tranquil views of mountains (Lions Head Peak) Aspens and Pine trees. Warm yourself by the wood fire (One is pre-made for your arrival. Just light the paper when you arrive) and sit back with your friends & family to relax. Vaulted ceilings & landscape windows overlook the West Yellowstone Valley & the Continental Divide - the Backbone of the Rocky Mountains (see photos of actual view below). There is a great feeling of openness both inside and outside. Two bedrooms & a full baths are on the ground floor with a master bedroom and master bath on the second floor. (floor plans are below in photos). A 'hunter's cabin' is just across the yard for anyone wanting that extra bit of privacy.
This distinctive vacation home is located just 7 miles west of West Yellowstone MT - the gateway to Yellowstone National Park.
To go on about how unbelievably beautiful Yellowstone is would be redundant. You wouldn't be looking here if you didn't already know, but suffice to say, no matter what you want in terms of the out-of-doors, wilderness, tranquility and complete spiritual recharge - it is here. Fishing, hiking (walking) through the woods, or just sitting on the deck...
The house is newly renovated and looking absolutely beautiful.
'I am in love with Montana. For other states I have admiration, respect, recognition, even some affection, but with Montana it is love... It seems to me that Montana is a great splash of grandeur. The scale is huge but not overpowering. The land is rich with grass and color, and the mountains are the kind I would create if mountains were ever put on my agenda. It seems to me that the frantic bustle of America was not in Montana.'
Travels with Charley In Search of America - John Steinbeck (Winner of the Nobel Prize & the Pulitzer Prize for literature)
Keywords: House with Detached Cabin
We are local Montanans that love the state, and area, the wilderness and the Park. I grew up in Paradise Valley, and no matter how far I get away I keep coming back. It is God's country and we are happy to share with you not only our home, but our hearth. WELCOME
The Owner purchased this house in 2010
MOOSE TRACKS' uniqueness is tranquility and views. You will be right up against the Gallatin National Forest and overlooking the West Yellowstone Valley and the continental divide. Full creature comforts apply.
Moose Tracks was such a beautiful, relaxing vacation home! The view of the mountains was absolutely gorgeous, and we had a great time hiking and seeing all the sights at Yellowstone. We got some great pictures! :) The home is so clean and nice and it made out stay even better! Thank you for letting us stay in your beautiful home."
Great home, very clean and close to the park!
We rented Moose Trax for 5 days of fabulous Yellowstone spring adventure. The house is just outside West Yellowstone, easy to find and very comfortable. Matt is very communicative and easy to work with. The house is clean, bright and cheerful, bedrooms comfy, the kitchen pretty adequately stocked (although we never found paper towels or tin foil??), the view and location were great, very quiet and private yet still just a few minutes drive to town. Would definitely recommend and come back!
I cannot describe what a gem this house plus hunter's cabin is. The house is clean with everything that you can think of (including bear repellent). Didn't see a bear around the property; but, did see a lot of deer and foxes. Plenty of room and privacy for the 8 of us: 4 adults, 3 college age students and 1 five year old. 2 of the adults and the 5 year old stayed in the hunter's cabin. Had enough room for a toddler travel bed, clothes and suitcases. Located far enough that you feel like you are in the woods; but very close to stores, tourist attractions, and the entrance to Yellowstone. The only warning that I would give is that it is easy to blow a fuse in the hunter's cabin. Before you arrive, ask the owner where the fuse box is and how to reset it. If I ever have the chance to return to Yellowstone, this will be the place I would like to stay at. Loved it!
We used the opportunity of this vacation as a small family reunion with guests coming in from around the country. The main house and detached cabin greatly exceeded our expectations. The structures were very clean, well appointed and convenient to all locations. The owner was accommodating and easy to work with, also extended himself to ship articles that we left behind. I've "advertised" and recommended the property to a half dozen friends. You have to seriously consider it if you are visiting the Yellowstone area. Job well done!!!!
We stayed in the property for a week. The house was very clean & comfortable for 8 (4 adults + 4 kids). We had lots of room to spread out. The kitchen was well stocked as were the towels and linens. We were pleasantly surprised by the family games and books readily availble to use during our stay. The house was just a few minutes drive from Yellowstone. I would recommed this rental to any family and look forward to a return trip in the future. Contacting the owner was no problem for us as they were very helpful. If you are heading to yellowstone with a family, this is a great home for you!
To go on about how unbelievably awesome Yellowstone National Park (7 miles away) is would be redundant. You wouldn't be looking here if you didn't already know, but suffice to say, no matter what you want in terms of the out-of-doors, wilderness, tranquility and complete spiritual recharge - it is here. Fishing, hiking (walking) through the woods, seeing the wolves and bears... Shooting, hunting, skiing snowmobiles or just sitting on the deck...
It is all here.
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By Joy Sewing | May 23, 2012 | Updated: May 23, 2012 6:23pm
Photo By Brett CoomerMakeup artist Kim Roxie, who has a studio on Westheimer and Greenbriar, will debut her LAMIK Beauty products at Macy's Pearland store and at macys.com.
Photo By Brett CoomerLAMIK lip glosses are $19, paraben free and will be available at macys.com in May.
Photo By Brett CoomerLAMIK lipsticks, $21; True Mineral Powder, $29.50; Full Coverage Foundation, $32; and brushes, $21-$28, will be availble on macys.com in May. ( Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle )
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LAMIK is located at 2610 Greenbriar at Westheimer;
713-270-7088 or lamik-beauty.com. The collection will be available at Macy's in the Pearland Town Center, 11200 Broadway, Pearland, and at macys.com in early summer.
Houston makeup artist Kim Roxie was just 21 when she opened LAMIK Beauty at Sharpstown Mall in 2004.
LAMIK stands for "love and makeup in kindness." Roxie concocted her own "green" formulas in her kitchen and tried them out on clients.
In 2008, she relocated to a studio at Greenbriar and Westheimer. Through the years, she has found the answer to many beauty woes, including overplucked eyebrows; her Celebrity Brow Kit ($55) is designed to solve the problem.
Soon, Roxie's LAMIK Beauty line, which includes lip glosses, foundations, makeup brushes and eye shadows, will debut at Macy's in Pearland and macys.com. The cosmetics are slated to be sold in four Macy's stores in Texas, Louisiana and Georgia.
Q: So many cosmetics claim to be "green." What does that mean for LAMIK?
A: First, my products are made locally. That's important in maintaining the quality. Second, we use recycled paper in our packaging, and all of our brushes are made of high-quality synthetic fibers instead of animal hair. Most importantly, all of our products are parabens free. As we know, parabens have been linked to diseases such as cancer.
Q: Why did you decide to go green with your line?
A: Most women don't want to sacrifice their health for beauty. But no matter what, we are going to use makeup. So I want to offer an alternative that's right for the environment and for women.
Q: You also make your products multipurpose, right?
A: Yes. That was important because you want to get the most use out of any product. So, the LAMIK eye shadow can be used as a blush. The concealer is also a highlighter.
Q: Do you offer how-to classes for beginners?
A: Definitely. The classes are once a month for one hour on Saturdays and just $5 a person. We go through basics and make it easy so you can do it yourself at home. Our motto is: Beauty is revealed, not applied.
Q: How did you team with Macy's?
A: In 2011, I was selected for Macy's minority vendor program, which was a weeklong intensive training program in New York to learn the basics of business and financial planning, how to talk with buyers and how to market my products. It was like getting an MBA in retail in a week. It helped me on so many levels and boosted my confidence as a business owner.
Q: Did you envision having your own makeup line at a major store?
A: I had a vision about wanting to create something for all women, particularly women of color. I'm so excited for things to come.


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How is it that
everyone's solution to the current BCS turmoil is simply, "we need a
playoff". Other than the "Plus One" system many have suggested, I have
not seen a single expert elaborate on any of the following details: How
many teams?
How are they seeded?
Where do they play? Are there byes? Are there automatic bids for
conference winners? Will there still be bowl games? Is anyone else ready
to ban BCS-bashing unless playoff proponents can answer at least one of
the following?
- Pat
A: First of all, no one of decision-making, system changing importance
is talking about this at all. People are talking about tweaks, changes,
and ways to improve the current system, but as far as a playoff or an
extra game, or a plus one, don't hold your breath.
The rest of the CFNers have their own opinions on this, but in my
perfect world: How many teams? Four. Any more and it becomes a gimmick
and diminishes the importance of the regular season. How are they
seeded? By a BCS system like we have in place. Remember, if you're not
going to have a playoff, the BCS is actually a decent idea if used
properly. No. 1 vs. No. 4 and No. 2 vs. No. 3. Where do they play?
Rotate it. One game is in one current BCS game, one is in another, and
then the two winners play in one extra game. Are there automatic bids
for conference winners? No, but the field of my final four is only open
to conference champions and Notre Dame, if it finishes in the BCS top
four. Will there still be bowl games? Of course. They're exhibitions,
not playoffs.
Under my system, this year you'd have Ohio State playing Louisville in
one bowl, USC play Florida in another, and the two winners play off in
the title. Where's Michigan? Where's LSU? Conference champions only,
Forgetting a playoff, outside of conference champions only in title
game, what's the one main change that should be made to the BCS to make
more people happy? –KJ
A: Top ten are in. That's it. The extra exception for Notre Dame and the
strange rules for the little guy aren't fair, and winning your
conference championship shouldn't mean you get an automatic invite. Wake
Forest is 14th and in a big money game and Notre Dame is 11th,
while Wisconsin is out despite being ranked 7th along with
Auburn at 9th. No. 1 vs. No. 2, Ohio State vs. Florida, in
the title game, No. 3 Michigan vs. No. 5 USC in the Rose, No. 4 LSU vs.
No. 7 Wisconsin in the Sugar, No. 6 Louisville vs. No. 9 Auburn in the
Orange, and No. 8 Boise State vs. No. 10 Oklahoma in the Fiesta. The
matchups would be far better and much fairer.
I got torched in picking last year's bowl games, so I need to
ask--what are the best rules of thumb or guidelines for picking a bowl
winner? – MM
A: Let me know if you can figure this one out. Without inside info, bowl
games are next to impossible to consistently get right because there's
so much lag time between the end of the regular season and the late
December/early January games. Some teams get healthier, some get rusty,
some just lose interest and the fire it had when it was so hot in
mid-November. With that said, here are three basic rules to go by: 1)
Take the veteran quarterback over the inexperienced one. He'll likely
have spent the time off preparing more effectively. 2) Go with the
better offensive line. Coaches with idle time cook up all sorts of goofy
tricks and wrinkles for the bowl game, but when push comes to shove,
most go Pat Buchanan conservative and rely on their ground attacks.
Combine a great line with a veteran quarterback and you have a likely
winner. 3) Analyze the schedules, hard. Wisconsin might have the first
two rules, but it didn't beat anyone outside of Penn State. That doesn't
mean it can't beat Arkansas, but if you're in a confidence pool, put
this game low on your list because there are too many unknowns.
For the sake of argument, let's say that Michigan comes out and
trounces USC in the Rose Bowl, and Florida
barely/controversially/soundly/however beats OSU. Do you see a scenario
in which the AP voters, who don't have to answer to the BCS honks, vote
Michigan as the #1 team? I know it's WAY out there, but I was wondering
if you guys had thought about it. Thanks. -PJ Kendall
A: I got a bunch of e-mails from desperate Michigan fans asking the same
thing, and I'll ask you the same thing I told Auburn fans in 2004; would
it make you feel better? Would that fill the void in your life left
empty after Shawn Crable cranked Troy Smith on the helmet-to-helmet hit?
The AP poll is meaningless now that it's out of the BCS, but if it would
help you sleep better at night being the AP champion, or anyone else's
champion, then good luck, and hope you get it. Of course the denial can
only last for so long, and eventually you'll realize that unless you're
the BCS champion, it just doesn't mean much.
Fine, let's say Florida beats Ohio State in a sloppy, ugly 9-7 game with
a ton of turnovers and the Buckeyes playing disinterested and dead.
Michigan beats USC 45-3 in the Rose Bowl. There might be some picking
the Wolverines first, but so what?
I'm sick of the money-grubbing bowl selection process. I know your
position on paying players, an issue which I'm 50/50 on. But if we're
not going to pay them, how the heck are we justified to decide where
they play their bowls based on how much dough they pull in? Every time
I hear of school X being passed over because of low projected hotel room
purchases, I feel like punching a kitten. Having a million living
alumni with 500 bucks and a weekend to get rid of should not come before
on-the-field performance. For all the talk about the players being only
students, we really should treat them like students and not like
commodities. Do you feel the same? How hard would it be for the NCAA to
take over, do a huge internal audit like in Office Space, and set the
bowls up so the kids play where they deserve to play? –Casey
A: Let's clear up the money thing first. I'm not for paying players, I'm
for letting them have agents, do endorsement deals and letting boosters
give them anything they want. There's a difference. Second, remember
that bowl games are businesses. They're not about the purity and
competition of college football; they're for making money for their
corporations, sponsors and cities. If 35,000 Iowa or West Virginia fans
will show up for a bowl against Middle Tennessee played in Baghdad, and
142 Miami or Florida State fans would show up for a meaningless bowl
played in their home stadiums, who do you think the bowls want more?
These bowls are fun for the players no matter where they go. They get
gift bags full of goodies that somehow are considered fine by the NCAA,
they get lots of dinners, they get their butts kissed up and down. Don't
weep too much for them.
i hate to rehash this tired subject but as in every year delusional
fans suggest how their team might, probably or definitely could beat an
nfl bottom feeder. in this case, it's bucks vs. browns. being a diehard
buckeye fan myself i can't, despite using the best of my imagination,
even conceive of the game being closer than 40 points. i doubt cleveland
would punt or even attempt a fg, and i don't see how the bucks could put
together anything resembling a scoring drive. well, maybe a fluke TD to
ginn. 56-7 browns. – Ben
A: I'm happy to rehash this because I get a few e-mails every week
wondering how Ohio State would do against the Oakland Raiders, or
something to that effect. Last year, I had eight doorknobs (don't rip on
the readers, don't rip on the readers) who I just couldn't reach and
kept screaming at me that USC would've beaten the Houston Texans. How
well has LenDale White done so far? Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush are
going to be great, but they didn't come out of the box rocking. How
about the rest of that Trojan team? How many are lighting up the big
league now?
Ohio State gave up 38 points to Michigan; if properly motivated, the
Cleveland Browns, Oakland Raiders, or any other NFL team you can think
of would hang 70. That's not a rip on Ohio State, that's just trying to
get it into everyone's head the ten-mile wide difference between the
college and pro games. Think of it this way; how many Buckeyes are going
to end up playing in the NFL, much less starting? NFL players are
bigger, stronger, more mature, more polished, and far, far better.
That's why it's the NFL.
I was just wondering if you think last Saturday was the most
entertaining day of football overall this year? As I write this, OSU
and Hawaii have not yet played, but it seems like all the games so far
(with the exception of the Louisville-UConn game) have been close, hard
fought battles. I'm curious as to how you think today's games compare
with the rest of the season. - Alex B
A: It was certainly fun. Every week I get into an argument on some radio
show about why college football is the best sport going; you don't get
days like last Saturday in any other league. When was the last time you
actually cared what happened all across the landscape on an NFL Sunday,
outside of your 'investments" or fantasy team? Quick, name the five best
NFL regular season games of the last ten years. You can't do it, because
the regular seasons are meaningless in every other sport. To answer your
question, in a roundabout way, it was so much fun because the games
mattered. There was so much on the line, so while the games weren't as
good as there were in other weekends, there was more at stake.
Troy Smith has all the prerequisites for winning the Heisman.
1) Solid
performances in glamour Offensive position (QB /RB) on a top 5 team, 2)
Good performance in quality non-conference win (Texas), 3) Good
performance in against biggest rival (Michigan), 4) Undefeated at time
of ballot
My question is
this, will Troy Smith win this award simply because no one else has
actually challenged him or because he deserves it. To illustrate my
point lets look at last year Reggie Bush and Vince Young both met the
criteria but to me there play was good to begin with and when they were
in the zone they were simply breathtaking while Smith has not had me
getting goosebumps watching him play, or am I just being hyper-critical? - Navir Thakur
A: You didn't get goosebumps in that first half against Michigan? Smith
is a deserving Heisman winner because he was a flawless leader of the
nation's number one team all year long, but it also helped that no one
else was even close. What would've happened if Reggie Bush or Vince
Young had returned for a senior year? It would've come down to the early
season Ohio State – Texas game for the Heisman race, and Bush certainly
would've been in the mix to win number two.
Troy and Middle Tennessee both finished the season with identical
conference records (6-1) and identical overall records (7-5). Troy beat
MTSU and got the league's one bowl bid to New Orleans, but Middle (and
the Sunbelt Commish) say that the Blue Raiders are "co-champions" of the
Belt. Your opinion? – Bbrookin
A: A Sun Belt question? It's always good to know the fans are out there.
Yeah, technically the two teams tied for the Sun Belt title since
everyone played everyone else in league play, but Troy wins the
tie-breaker, and in my world, is the real Sun Belt champion if you had
to split between the two. Troy lost to Arkansas State 33-26 at home
while the Blue Raiders beat the Indians 38-10 on the road.


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What are the factors which render an article more likely to be cited? Using social network analysis of citations between published scholarly works, the nascent field around Social Studies of Science is examined from its incipience in 1971 until 2008. To gauge intellectual positioning, closeness centrality and orthodoxy rates are derived from bibliographic networks. Bibliographic orthodoxy is defined as the propensity of an article to cite other highly popular works. Orthodoxy and closeness centrality have differing effects on citation rates, varying across historical periods of development in the field. Effects were modest, but significant. In early time periods, articles with higher orthodoxy rates were cited more, but this effect dissipated over time. In contrast, citations associated with closeness centrality increased over time. Early SSS citation networks were smaller, less structurally cohesive and less modular than later networks. In contrast, later networks were larger, more structurally cohesive, more modular and less dense. These changes to the global SSS knowledge networks are linked to changes in the scientific reward structure ensconced in the network, particularly regarding orthodoxy and closeness centrality.
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What's Jesse doing in Kolkata?
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I have to admit when I heard the Rev. Jesse Jackson was in town, my first thought was "What's Jesse Jackson doing running around Kolkata?"
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Moving a resolution in this regard at the municipal council meeting here on Friday, he said work would be taken up at an estimate of Rs.5.48 crore to be shared equally by the municipality and a private firm which would execute it.
He explained that LED lamps would bring about economy in consumption charge.
Presently, the municipality incurred a huge expenditure of Rs.36 lakh every year towards power consumption charge and spent Rs.11.50 lakh every year towards maintenance and repair works.
The LED lamps would ensure curtailment in expenditure on power consumption by about 32 per cent of the present expenditure. About 6,328 tube lights would be replaced by LED lamps.
He also said that it has been planned to construct minor culverts in 18 wards. From out of the MLA constituency area development fund, mini tanks would be set up in wards in the town, each at an estimate of Rs.1.34 lakh.
M. Arumugam, a councillor, said the maintenance of street lights should be properly ensured by the private firm.
A.M.S. Ibrahim Babu (Congress), said there was delay in issuing birth and death certificates by the municipality and sought immediate action to streamline the process.


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Napoli striker Lorenzo Insigne has revealed details of his pep talk from Italy coach Cesare Prandelli during victory over Malta.
He came off the bench in the second half of the Azzurri's 2-0 World Cup qualifier against Malta and showed off a box of tricks down the left flank.
"It was hugely emotional to make my senior debut aged 20. I'm very happy with how the game went for the team and for me," said the Napoli talent.
"Prandelli told me to play the way I know how, as I already tried these movements last season at Pescara.
"Malta did very well tactically to clam up and we tried to win in every way possible.
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Cytoplasmic localisation of p53 in proliferating ES cells. R1, D3 and CGR8 mouse embryonal stem cells were plated on cover slips (R1 and D3 in the presence of feeders, CGR8 in the absence of feeders). Two days after plating, cells were fixed in acetone/methanol, permeabilized with Triton-X-100 and incubated with the anti-p53 antibody Pab 421. After incubation, cover slips were washed and incubated with an antibody directed against mouse IgG, coupled to Alexa-Fluor-488 (green). To visualize the nuclei, cover slips were incubated with Draq5 (blue). (B) R1 ES cells were transfected with RGC-lacZ or with a vector control together with GFP to visualize transfection efficiency. Two days after transfection, cells were fixed with paraformaldehyde and incubated with X-gal in reaction buffer to monitor β-galactosidase expression. Arrows point to lacZ expressing R1 cells.
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Refusing to be made the "scapegoat" for corruption and shortcomings alleged in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games (CWG), Suresh Kalmadi, Organising Committee (OC) chairperson, blasted Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Sunday for targeting him and said "keeping quiet should not be interpreted as a sign of weakness, nor should patience be seen as a sign of guilt."
"It was more important to focus on the task of conducting the Games well. National pride was at stake and I did not want that to be affected. Our challenge was to keep the morale of our workforce of over 4,000 high. We succeeded in doing that, ensuring the smooth delivery of the largest-ever Commonwealth Games," Mr. Kalmadi said in a statement to the media here.
Hitting out at Ms. Dikshit, who on Saturday said that "suspicion of corruption" was on the OC headed by Mr. Kalmadi, he said her "aspersions on corruption in the Organising Committee were most disappointing and uncalled for… It is not right to deflect and point fingers at others when she must indulge in self-reflection on corruption in her own departments. She has said that the ways of the Organising Committee are mysterious, whereas the CWG chief, Mr. Michael Fennel, declared the conduct of the Games exceptional and successful," Mr. Kalmadi said in his statement.
Supporting the setting up of a probe panel, Mr. Kalmadi said he was sure that the terms of reference of the Shunglu Committee would include not just the scope of work undertaken by the OC at a budget of Rs. 1,620 crore but also the Rs. 16,000 crore spent by the Delhi government. The panel has been set up by the Prime Minister.
Mr. Kalmadi — who was kept away from the two functions where Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi met Indian medal winners in the past two days — met Urban Development Minister Jaipal Reddy here on Sunday, ahead of the crucial post-Games meeting of the Group of Ministers on Monday. While the details of the meeting were not made public, the GoM is expected to focus on the money spent by the OC.
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"Transparency and accountability" remained the watch words on the OC, Mr. Kalmadi said the committee was confident that the guilty would not be spared irrespective of which agency they belonged to, even as he went on to point out that all decisions were made by the Executive Board, which included two representatives each of the Central and Delhi governments.
"And the Prime Minister's Office deputed a number of officers, including the Chief Exceutive Officer, Jarnail Singh, to work with the committee," he noted.
He said a massive amount of work was done in planning and preparing for the Games by innumerable people under the guidance of the Indian Olympic Association and the National Sports Federations. "The Games have succeeded because of the efforts of Team India, including a large number of people and agencies and not any individual." Ms. Dikshit's attempt to take credit for getting the Games Village ready in time does not fit into the team concept, he said. The Lieutenant-Governor of Delhi and the OC, preparing the Village for over two years, coordinated the work of a number of agencies to ensure that it was entirely ready to welcome the athletes.
When the foot overbridge near the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium collapsed, it led to doubts about the safety of the users. Reports of delays in getting the city ready also caused many teams to believe the Games could not be held. "We had to do a lot of hand-holding and cajoling to ensure that the full complement of 71 nations and territories took part in the Games," the statement issued by Mr. Kalmadi said.
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Published at 01:00, Thursday, 26 October 2006
A STRESSED father-of-three ran amok in his wife's pub with an ornamental Samurai sword and threatened to chop off her head.
Marc Traylor, 32, had moved to Cumbria with his wife, Nicole, and their children in the hope of starting a new life, running the Lamplugh Tip pub near Cockermouth.
But the stress of mounting debts of £108,000, which he amassed as they tried to get the business going, made him snap, Carlisle Crown Court heard last Friday.
Recorder Tom Eaton sentenced Traylor to nine months in prison after he admitted affray and having a bladed article in a public place, but he suspended the sentence for two years after accepting that what happened was out of character.
Prosecutor Linda Vance said Traylor helped to run the pub, but tensions built up between him and his wife.
After an argument on August 19, Traylor sat drinking in the bar with customers, consuming six or seven pints.
His stepfather, James Harper, became concerned at seeing Traylor throwing drink around and asked his wife to speak to him. Mrs Harper asked him to go with her outside to calm down.
"The defendant went over to his car, leant inside, and pulled some sort of knife out of the glove compartment," said Miss Vance.
"By this point, he was becoming aggressive. Mrs Harper made reference to him saying he would chop Nicole's head off."
Traylor then went to the family's flat above the pub, and picked up an ornamental Samurai sword from its mounting on the wall.
He waved it around, smashing things and threatened to kill Nicole. Mr and Mrs Harper held the door shut to stop him leaving.
Traylor eventually calmed down and drove away from the pub. In court, his wife handed in a letter to the judge, pleading for leniency.
Tim Evans, for Traylor, said he had run up credit card debts of £108,000 and Traylor felt under huge pressure. He wrongly suspected his wife of having an affair. He did not strike or attempt to strike any person with the sword, which was blunt.
Passing sentence, Recorder Eaton told Traylor: "I accept that your behaviour was out of character but it was disgraceful and frightening behaviour."
Traylor was ordered to attend a community domestic violence programme.
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For all the hype and propaganda over Gujarat being a safe state, as many as 14 of the 26 Lok Sabha seats have been categorised as being on red alert as they have more than three candidates in the fray with criminal backgrounds.
History-sheeters or candidates with a criminal background have not been left out by any party, including the righteous Aam Aadmi Party, which has a total of three tainted contestants (13%) including two who have serious criminal charges against them. Jamnagar, Valsad, Amreli and Mehsana top the list with five candidates sporting criminal history.
BJP and Congress are running neck and neck even in fielding dubious candidates — nine each. Even Kandhal Jadeja of the Nationalist Congress Party contesting from Porbandar, the one seat that the Congress has given to the Nationalist Congress Party as part of its pre-poll alliance has a serious criminal case pending against him.
One may, however, draw marginal succour from the fact that in 2009, both BJP and Congress fielded 10 candidates with criminal backgrounds.
Just to point out a few glaring charges, BJP's Amreli candidate Naran Kachhadiya has a charge of attempt to murder (IPC Section 307), in addition to multiple charges of robbery and dacoity. Janata Dal (United)'s Chhotu Vasava contesting from Surat has multiple charges of murder (Section 302 IPC) and attempt to murder against him.
Gandhinagar candidate LK Advani also has one case pending against him of 1992 that has five IPC sections slapped on him, including two serious sections.
This information has been compiled from the affidavits filed by candidates with the district election officer by the Association of Democratic Reforms. The Delhi-based NGO, started by former professors of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, Jagdeep Chhokar and Trilochan Shastry, has made the categorisation of red alert constituencies.
"The number of candidates being fielded by key parties with criminal history has not reduced. But at least convicted people cannot contest now. It is an achievement," said Chhokar in Ahmedabad on Monday.


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As the faculty union at Edison grapples with what representatives call a newly hostile environment, college staff may be undertaking a separate unionization effort.
An April 5 email sent anonymously to staff members stated that they "should discuss the merits of grouping together, such as unionizing, to provide equal representation for all staff, who are not directly represented by institutions like the faculty union."
The email provides a contact for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) in Tallahassee.
No Edison staff members would speak on the record with the Daily News, and AFSCME officials said they had no direct knowledge of unionization efforts there. But an AFSCME representative said it's possible he has spoken with someone at Edison in the past.
"I have a policy that (I say), 'Listen, if you guys want to organize, I'll send you cards,'" said Hector Ramos, who works with AFSCME's office in Tampa. "'As soon as you have 50 percent plus 1 (staff members voting for unionization), I'll take it to the labor board and we'll follow through and represent you.' That's the advice we give, and they may just be following through on it."
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A Well-Built Freehold 30-Quarter Malthouse. Thame, Oxfordshire [original auction poster].
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Sweden wants the next European Commission to include a commissioner whose portfolio exclusively deals with human rights. The European Parliament elections have shown that this is necessary, says Birgitta Ohlsson, Minister for European Affairs and Democracy.
"I think it's incredibly sad that both racist, xenophobic and populist parties have become bigger in many ways around Europe. I think that we who want to protect freedom and human rights need to be better to defend this and there it would be good to have a responsible commissioner," Ohlsson told Sweden's Radio.
In the European Parliament elections, Udo Voigt, the former leader of the Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands (NPD), who has praised Adolf Hitler and infamously claimed that "no more than 340,000 Jews" had died in the Holocaust was elected. Voigt has even become a member of the Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee.
Meanwhile, France's far-right party National Front (NF) won 24 seats in the elections. The NF is spearheaded my Marine Le Pen, who has compared Islamic immigration in France to the Nazi occupation.
At the moment, the Commissioner for Justice deals with questions related to human rights, but since this Commissioner has many other responsibilities, Ohlsson argues for a different arrangement.
"This commissioner has everything from travel packages to criminal justice, so I think we need to earmark a person who will take responsibility to defend human rights in the EU," Ohlsson said.
Asked whether Sweden would be interested in this kind of portfolio during the next Commission mandate, Ohlsson said, "There would be many Commissioners who would be right for this job. But there is clearly a strong need and we need a strong voice for this."
Sweden's Foreign Minister Carl Bildtsaid that though human rights are important, he's sceptical about the idea of Commissioner who only deals with that issue.
"It could be an advantage for this job to also deal with other questions to make it more heavy. There's a risk that if you only have this, and the legal base for the most part is in the Council of Europe, then it will be too light. This is a question which has to be raised so that this can become an important portfolio. This can not be a portfolio without influence, and this is of course not what Ohlsson wants either," he said.
Sweden has so far not nominated a Commissioner. Sources say that the current liberal Commissioner Cecilia Malmström, who has been responsible for Home Affairs, might be able to continue, even if Sweden gets a centre-left government after the general elections in September.
- 14 Sept.: General elections in Sweden.
Press articles
- Sweden's Radio: Wants Commissioner for Human Rights earmarked [In Swedish]