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Memphis DB jumps to national interception lead
Bobby McCain speaks fast, about the same speed at which he plays.
And this season the University of Memphis junior defensive back appears to have accelerated the pace, perhaps trying to make up for lost time from missing two midyear games with a knee injury.
In last weekend's 23-10 American Athletic Conference victory at South Florida, McCain solidified his role as a defensive leader, while moving atop an NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision defensive category. McCain picked off three passes, including one he returned 36 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter, to help the Tigers (3-6, 1-4 AAC) to their first road win — and first league win — of the season. The career-day, which tied a single-game school record, boosted him to the FBS leader in interceptions.
"He's found a way to trust his technique at times and make the play on the ball in the air," Tiger coach Justin Fuente said. "He's a tough, hard-nosed football player who obviously has been valuable for us."
McCain, who also had a pick in the end zone on the game's final play, boosted his season total to six interceptions, or about one per game. His 0.9 average is slightly better than Virginia's Anthony Harris and Florida Atlantic's D'Juon Smith and his six picks are the most in a single season at the U of M since Glenn Sumter had six in 2001.
"It's all about preparation," McCain said. "It's knowing what a team is going to do before they do it, if they line up in this formation what happens and if they line up in that formation what happens. It's the things you practice each and every week."
Fuente said not all players are as adept at taking what they've learned in practice and applying it to a sometimes chaotic game situation. McCain has interceptions in each of his past three games since returning from injury.
"He has a knack for doing what he's supposed to do," Fuente said. "And when the opportunity presents itself, he follows through. Not everybody can do that. Some guys can do what they're supposed to do and not make the play."
In the win at USF, McCain's interception return for a touchdown came with 1:35 left and extended the Tiger lead to 23-3, effectively clinching the U of M's second straight win. McCain benefited from the Bulls being forced to throw every down and he took advantage.
"After I intercepted the pass, all I had to beat to the end zone was the quarterback," he said. "And he actually took a bad angle at me so I just kind of brushed by him and scored."
During McCain's career, he has returned three of his seven interceptions for touchdowns. He scored on a 79-yard return his freshman season at Tulane and on a 75-yard return earlier this season against Duke.
"The plan is to get the ball in the end zone, put some points on the board," McCain said.
In addition to the interceptions, McCain has two fumble recoveries this season
McCain injured his knee, which required surgery to repair a torn meniscus, in the team's 24-17 loss Oct. 5 to Central Florida. He missed the U of M's games at Houston and at home against SMU before returning against Cincinnati Oct. 30.
"Missing two games was a big deal to me," McCain said. "Every game is precious."
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"Fox & Friends" reports 25 percent of couples in the U.S. have opted for this so-called 'sleep divorce,' which is commonly due to sleep interruptions. As Psychology Today notes, factors preventing couples from getting good sleep include: different sleep schedules, disrupted sleep, poor sleep equipment and sleep environment, divergent sleep habits and conflicts over co-sleeping.
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|Further development in the technique and practice of analytical, critical, and argumentative writing through critical reading of literature. Course focuses on literary works from major genres to promote appreciation of literature and represent a broad spectrum of opinions and ideas, writing styles, and cultural experiences. Formal instruction in composition and critical thinking.
|Prerequisite: One of the following: ENGL 1A, 1AH, 1S & 1T or ESLL 26.
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The following are suggested literary anthologies with critical thinking embedded in them:
Missy James and Alan Merickel, Reading Literature and Writing Argument. New York: Longman, 2012.
Michael Meyer, Sylvan Barnet, & Hugo Gedau. The Bedford Introduction to Literature 10E & From Critical Thinking to Argument 3E. Boston: Bedford/St. Martins, 2013.
The following are suggested critical thinking books for the course:
Sylvan Barnet and Hugo Bedau. From Critical Thinking to Argument. New York: Bedford, 2014.
Brooke Moore and Richard Parker. Critical Thinking. New York: McGraw Hill, 2011.
Linda Elder and Richard Paul. Critical Thinking: Tools for Taking Charge of Your Learning and Your Life, 3rd ed. New York: Prentice Hall, 2011.
The following are examples of texts to be assigned in addition to one of the critical thinking texts listed above:
Sylvan Barnet and William Burton and William Cain. An Introduction to Literature. 16th ed. New York: Longman, 2011.
Allison Boothe and K.J. Mays. The Norton Introduction to Literature. 10th ed. New York: Norton, 2011.
Yann Martel. Life of Pi. New York: Mariner, 2003.
Toni Morrison. Beloved. New York: Everyman, 2006.
Tim O'Brien. The Things They Carried. New York: Mariner, 2009.
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Medieval Folklore: A Guide to Myths, Legends, Tales, Beliefs, and Customs
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Oxford University Press, 2000 - Social Science - 470 pages
Over a decade in the making, Medieval Folklore offers a wide-ranging guide to the lore of the Middle Ages--from the mundane to the supernatural. Definitive and lively articles focus on the great tales and traditions of the age and includes information on daily and nightly customs and activities; religious beliefs of the pagan, Christian, Muslim, and Jew; key works of oral and written literature; traditional music and art; holidays and feasts; food and drink; and plants and animals, both real and fantastical.
While most books on medieval folklore focus primarily on the West, this unique volume brings together an eclectic range of experts to treat the subject from a global perspective. Especially remarkable are the surveys of the major medieval traditions including Arab-Islamic, Baltic, English, Finno-Ugric, French, Hispanic, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Jewish, Scandinavian, Scottish, Slavic, and Welsh.
For anyone who has ever wanted a path through the tangle of Arthurian legends, or the real lowdown on St. Patrick, or the last word on wolf lore--this is the place to look.
A venerable assemblage of scholars illuminates the folklore of the medieval world and the generations that invented and sustained it.
The contributors:
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BROOKLYN, Mich. - Nobody could touch Brian Vickers on Friday in NASCAR Sprint Cup qualifying at Michigan International Speedway.'It was there from the first lap, the first turn,' Vickers said after his lap of 188.536 mph put the Red Bull Racing driver on the pole for Sunday's 3M Performance 400. 'We tried some things during practice that didn't work at all,' he added. 'So we went back to where we were and I think that's one of the best qualifying cars I've ever had. It was a heck of a lap. 'Sometimes you just hit it. You don't know why.' It was the fifth career pole for Vickers, but the first for his team and his first since November 2006 at Texas, when he was still driving for Hendrick Motorsports. Last season, the first for both Red Bull and Toyota in Cup, was mostly a struggle for Vickers, who finished 38th in the standings. But the 24-year-old, who raced to fourth here in June - one of three top-fives this season - has made big strides this year and is a solid 17th in the standings. 'I'm very proud of everybody at Red Bull Racing and Toyota,' he said. 'We've come a long way since last year. Two-time reigning Cup champion Jimmie Johnson was second at 187.028. But his lap was more than three-tenths of a second slower than Vickers on the 2-mile oval. 'We picked up speed from practice, but I just knew in the car it wasn't the fastest lap,' Johnson said. 'And I think, for that (Red Bull) team and Brian, this has been a track that fits their style. He'll be ever more of a threat come race time.' 'That's a great team,' Vickers said of Johnson and his No. 48 Hendrick Chevrolet. 'It's the team to beat in our sport for the last several years.' And the fast lap by Vickers wasn't a fluke. He was also fastest in the 90-minute practice earlier Friday. 'To lay that lap down in practice and back it up in qualifying, that's a really good feeling,' the youngster said. 'Really unbelievable. I wish we could take that and apply it to every week. But it's not that easy. 'But anytime you can see progress, feel progress, patience comes easier. Elliott Sadler was third at 186.577 in a Dodge, followed by June winner Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Chevrolet at 186.321, four-time Cup champion Jeff Gordon's Chevrolet at 186.032 and the Dodge of rookie Patrick Carpentier at 185.979. Rounding out the top 10 were David Reutimann at 185.907, rookie Regan Smith at 185.874 and Greg Biffle and Scott Riggs, both at 185.821. Series points leader Kyle Busch, who has a season-high eight Cup victories, will start 11th in Sunday's race. Ryan Newman and Tony Stewart, who earlier in the day confirmed they will be teammates on the new Stewart-Haas Racing team in 2009, qualified 20th and 21st, respectively. There were only 44 entries trying for the 43 spots on the race grid and Johnny Sauter failed to make the field.
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I have been all over these discussions, have posted and have even gotten bashed for expressing an opinion that others didn't share... well sorry about that!
In another line of thought I have noticed that the main virtue of the USB Apple is that it contains FLAC files which are capable of providing the utmost sound quality currently available for the Stereo Remasters.
I have read that some Hardware CD Players are available that can take full advantage of the FLAC format.
Howerver, as far as I have been able to find out, the great majority of these players are software based, that is, they run on a computer.
If I connect the computer to my Home Stereo I lose the digital aspect of the reproduction since I'm doing so with an analog cable and am degrading the quality of FLAC.
Maybe I have the concept of FLAC wrong and FLAC is simply a compression software in a way similar to ZIP and whatever is compressed in it is in another format.
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|Grated lime rind
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|Hard boiled egg
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|Spring onion
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|Whole meat bread slices
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1. Put the haddock into a shallow pan with the lemon rind, white wine, nutmeg and salt and pepper to taste.
2. Cover and cook gently until the fish is just tender -about 10 minutes.
3. Skin the haddock and remove any stray bones; flake the flesh.
4. Mix the fish with the hard-boiled egg and spring onions and adjust seasoning to taste. Keep warm.
5. Toast the slices of whole meal bread on both sides then remove the
crusts and cut each slice in half horizontally, using a very sharp knife.
6. Spread the untoasted surfaces with a little low fat spread and sprinkle generously with chopped parsley.
7. Place the slices under a preheated grill, just long enough to curl the toast without burning it.
8. Spoon the warm smoked haddock mixture on to small plates and garnish with fennel leaves or parsley, if using.
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Keep Calm and Cast On is a delightful pocket book full of quotes, quips and wit plus expert troubleshooting tips and techniques to keep the contemporary knitter calm in the face of a dropped stitch. The wise and often amusing quotes are compiled from a myriad of sources, including historical and contemporary essays, poems and fiction. Also included is a selection of previously unpublished quotes from contributors such as Kaffe Fassett, Jared Flood, Brandon Mably, Pip Lincolne and other luminaries of the knitting world. Knitting's calming properties are well documented, and interesting facts concerning the therapeutic benefits of practising this craft are interspersed amongst the quotes and technical tips, ensuring that this book is not just informative and humorous but also good for your well-being. Alongside the witticisms and fascinating facts is solid, practical advice designed to keep the knitter sane while all around them is unravelling. Erika will share her foolproof tips for making sure you don't get yourself into a tangle and that your knitting will go that much smoother.
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I will definately return to the Casa Maya
It was our first trip to Cancun and we really enjoyed our stay at the Casa Maya. The staff was very friendly and waited on our every need.
Honestly, service is excellent there. I can't say enough about how much fun we had and already have plans to return to the Casa Maya next year.
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I think that Hotel Casay Maya was great. The rooms were nice, the view was gorgeous, and the staff could not have been better. They were the nicest people in the world. I love Casa Maya with all of my heart!!!!
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I am not impressed with Casa Maya and would not choose to stay there again! The meals and beverages were extremely over priced and the service throughout the hotel left a lot to be desired. My room was adequate and clean, air conditioner didn't work well - several maintenence problems - they did take care of them! My rating on a scale of 1-10 is a 3!
Not impressed
This is an old building and it looks it. Our room had a loose sliding door that whined in the wind, air-conditioning that refrigerated one room and left the other warm, worn out carpet, poorly patched tile work in the bathroom, and the room lacked a coffee maker and dishes until we asked for them. There were signs advertising theme buffets in the two restaurants but no prices or menus posted. Drinks and food were expensive so the bar and restaurants were usually deserted and boring.
The beach is rocky and weedy. And beware the sales pitch! Going to the timeshare sales pitch gets you discounts on some tours and a meal, but you will be facing some very pushy salespeople for hours.
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Are you people kidding me? I just read the other reviews and I honestly think that they are confusing the CASA MAYA with the CASA MAGNA Hotel?....... I was given a gift from a very good friend (her RCI) to stay at this "5" star hotel.......believe me this is NOT a 5 star hotel. When we arrived - I insisted on seeing the room first (because of honest reviews on another website) - after 5 or 6 finally picked one in the other building-this building is VERY old and although the staff is friendly there is nothing to boast about except that a restaurant is across the street and you are a short bus ride to the heart of downtown. ROOMS - old, think of one of those "drive up" 35$ a night rooms but is on the beach. BEACH - Do not go in without REEF SHOES! I saw little children with cut marks, then they would go into the pool.....hmmmm POOL - geared for children DRINKS - Margarita 7$ USD LOBBY & BAR - brown, old, smallIt is not the fault of the staff that this hotel is old and outdated with a rocky beach, it is the fault of RCI because they rated this hotel a "Gold Crown" DO NOT TRUST RCI - visit tripadvisor first before you book anything.The only good thing about this hotel is that there is a bank machine on the property and they have the internet for 5$ for 1 hour!!! I used this to book our last two days at the CASA MAGNA....Which does have a GREAT BEACH with waves and no rocks and a nice open bar at the beach!!!Also, when people write in a review that has less than 20 words.......you have to wonder why they don't describe anything right?DO NOT STAY HERE
The best in Cancun!
I loved the service at the Casa Maya. It was a great experience. I stayed there August 17-24, 2003 and loved every minute of it. The activities were a lot of fun to participate in. Shout out to the activity coordinators ("GO JENNY GO JENNY") I got to meet lots of people to hang out with and its totally recommended! Cali gurl Sandra
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Casa Maya is a great hotel. Friendly family atmosphere, friendly and hard working staff, safe clean beach, nice food, great swimming pools. We loved it! John and Harsa, London
Spring Break 2003
The Casa Maya was wonderful. During the day the place to be is by the pool with beer in hand enjoying the music and activities. The nightlife is right across the street or a short drive down the road. The beach is beautiful. Also...they let you bring people back into the room (Good for the fellas), others won't let visitors in. Have fun and enjoy. I'll be back next year for 2004.
I Love Casa Maya
We have stayed at the Casa Maya every year since 1994 and continue to enjoy the friendly staff and personal attention. They have one of the best beaches in Cancun for swimming, etc., which is lined with numerous palapas to offer shade for those individuals that cannot handle the intense sun. Bar and food service is available constantly without ever moving from your beach chair and they have the BEST ceviche you've ever tasted. The Sunday morning brunch in the main restaurant is also excellent, offering mostly mexican fare. They are in the process of remodeling all of the rooms, which are all oceanfront. We always enjoy our stay and look forward to returning year after year.
Good Value
Stayed here Sept to Oct of 2002. Arrived right after a hurricane and the beach was covered with seaweed, but was clean and beautiful by the middle of the week. Beach was nice. Shallow, not alot of waves, a few rocks on either end, but mostly white sand. Several pools, and hot tub.
Rooms are in need of remodeling (which is happening). Our room had carpet and the carpet and the humidity can lead to musty smells. Our room was OK, but friends had to change rooms because of the smell. Luckily, (because of off-season, and reduced travelers) that was no problem. We were all able to get ocean view rooms. The view is spectacular and you can see Isla Mujeres. The remodeled rooms are marble floors, so no place for odors (and humidity) to collect. We stayed here because of the good deal. We used an RCI bonus vacation ($25 a day). If you stay here, you will probably get bugged to listen to the time-share pitch. If you are firm about not doing it and tell them so, they will probably leave you alone after the first day or so. If you sit through the 90 sales presentation, they will give you free tickets to something (like the Mayan pyramids, your choice). About a $100 value.
The food is good and fairly priced. Nothing really fancy. Think Denny's, not Ruth Chris.
The people are very friendly and the service is good.
The hotel is at the top of the seven and the only fun place to party (and good place to eat) is Carlos and Charlies, which is across the street. To get to shopping, nice restaurants, or the fun bars, you will have to take the bus (about 60 cents each way, give the bus drivers exact change because tourists do not get change, even if you ask for your change in fluent spanish, they look at you and say "no comprendo").
In summation:
Pros: affordable, nice people
Cons: older hotel (oldest in Cancun I think), not much within walking distance.
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The Borough of Oceanport, incorporated in 1920,is a predominantly residential community along the shores of the Shrewsbury River.
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There's a lot going on in Oceanport! Spring is here and outdoor activities are beginning to fill the schedules. Our Parks & Recreation Committee welcomed the warmer weather with a community outing at Monmouth Park's Blue Grass Mini Golf. The days are longer as baseball and softball games are in full swing and the NJ Marathon went off without a hitch as more than 11,000 runners made their way through town. It's a great time of year!
Potential sites for the new borough hall were discussed as part of a town hall meeting held on April 21st. Sonnenfeld and Trocchia Architects P. A., presented the various locations along with pros and cons to a very engaged audience of residents. The new building would be slightly larger than the current flood damaged structure and constructed on Fort Monmouth (Main St. area), Gatta Park, and part of a downtown redevelopment or, at the existing site. A fifth alternative is the former Garrison Headquarters, Russel Hall.
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By CHRISTINA RITCHIE ROGERS
For folks in the Smithville neighborhood, a community festival is more like a family reunion – everybody knows everybody, and there's a good chance their cousins, kids, nieces, uncles or in-laws are nearby. And dozens of neighborhood "family members" turned out Saturday at the Smithville Community Center, on South Hill Street, to enjoy food, music, fellowship and great weather at the Smithville Community Festival.
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- 1 tbsp. olive oil
- 1 medium onion
- 2 small eggplants
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- 1 can crushed tomatoes
- 1.50 tsp. salt
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Flames can up their home win streak to 7 tonight, although they will face a stiffer test than the Minnesota Wild. New Jersey isn't quite an upper echelon club, but their top two lines are concern. Sutter will have to pick one of Parise/Kovalchuk or Elias to worry about, meaning at least one of the Devils trios is going to spend a lot of time against Brodie/Sarich and one of the Flames lesser lines. That's a problem.
On the other hand, Brodeur is no longer the best goalie in the league. In fact, at 40-years old, he's not even middling anymore. If he has a bad night, the Flames can win this one. If not, it's going to be a tough one.
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Over the years we've seen the likes of Mike Modano, Derian Hatcher, and Neal Broten pack their bags for new destinations – and now another warrior who for years has pumped blood through the very veins of the Dallas Stars organization is saying goodbye.
Brenden Morrow is on his way to Pittsburgh along with a 3rd round draft pick, for 20 year old defense prospect Joe Morrow and a 5th round pick.
Morrow (Brenden that is) made his NHL debut with the Stars in November of 1999. A call-up from Michigan of the AHL, his youthful ignition and instant grasp of the Stars's style of game made it impossible not to keep him around. He stuck with the big club and played a role in the Stars' return to the final in his first taste of playoff action in spring of 2000. He even earned himself top-line minutes at times that season – quite an accomplishment for a rookie on a veteran laden roster fresh off a Stanley Cup victory.
Plenty of big goals and plenty of big hits since, Morrow has been an absolute warrior for the Stars over the years. His most memorable moments coming in that 2008 playoff run – where he went beast mode on both the Ducks and Sharks to lead the Stars to the conference finals. He has sacrificed his body for nearly a decade and a half for this franchise and has earned every single stitch that has held that letter "C" on the front of his jersey since 2006.
But with his contract set to expire this summer and management making it obvious that the old guard has seen it's day, Morrow being moved to a contender was inevitable. And with what he can still bring to a team looking at a deep playoff run; physicality, versatility, and still a decent a scoring touch, it made him the perfect trade candidate.
Milan Michalek may not remember the damage Morrow inflicted that spring of 2008, but the Pittsburgh Penguins must. They know darn well what they're getting.
Drafted 25th overall in 1997, he leaves the Stars with the following credentials on the franchise's all-time list:
7th in goals – 243 (tied with Jere Lehtinen)
4th in PIMs – 1,203
8th in points – 528
5th in games played – 835
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Who is Joe Morrow?
Drafted 23rd by the Penguins in 2010, Joe Morrow's maturity and all-round ability nearly had him on the Penguins roster out of his first training camp in 2011. He played his junior career with Portland of the WHL where he became a force on the Winterhawks' blueline – scoring 17 goals and 64 points over 62 games in his final year. He's played this season on the Penguin's farm club in Wilkies-Barre, scoring 4 goals and 15 points in 57 games.
He's a rugged, mobile player who can do it all and should be a centerpiece on the Stars' defense core in the future. Not to mention he's an Alberta boy, and you can't go wrong with that.
As sad as it is to see him go, this is the exact type of move the Stars needed to make. Here's hoping there's more to come between now and the April 3 deadline.
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