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The standings turn back to zero for the North American Soccer League fall season. To begin it, the Jacksonville Armada will aim to knock the zero off the scoreboard of the league's sturdiest defense.
The Armada opens the new campaign today with a trip to the Ottawa Fury, which holds a league-record shutout streak of 526 minutes and counting.
It's a fresh start for the Armada, which finished sixth in the spring season and comes off a 4-2 exhibition loss to Argentine giant Boca Juniors, in which the team held its own for most of the night.
Stock car racers are not the only professionals who routinely drive 500 miles in a day.
The difference between racers and over-the-road drivers, beside the breathless media coverage, may be the appreciation they receive from the public. NASCAR driver Michael Annett made a promotional appearance in St. Augustine on Thursday afternoon as part of a campaign designed to rectify that.
The Houston Dynamo advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2015 U.S. Open Cup late Tuesday night with a 1-0 win over the Colorado Rapids.
Mauro Manotas' first half goal was the difference.
Nathan Sturgis, a former St. Augustine resident and Nease midfielder, assisted on the game's only goal in the 43rd minute. The assist was his first in U.S. Open Cup play and second in all competitions.
Sturgis started the match and played the full 90 minutes. It was the second time in as many U.S. Open Cup matches he played a full 90 minutes.
Their summer is far from over, but for the 9- and 10-year-old all-stars representing the St. Augustine Little League, it certainly felt like it for a few fleeting moments Wednesday night.
St. Augustine fell to Jacksonville Beach 16-6 in the loser's bracket final of the District 11 All-Star Tournament.
As a passed ball squirted to the backstop in the bottom of the fourth inning, both teams knew what it represented. Jacksonville Beach's runner gleefully scampered home from third to invoke the mercy rule.
The Jacksonville Armada plan to keep its captain on deck for years to come.
The club announced Tuesday that head coach Guillermo Hoyos has signed a contract extension through the 2019 season. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"Our priority is to establish a stable club, for all the players to want to come here," general manager Dario Sala said.
Hoyos joined the club in January as joint head coach alongside Jose Luis Villarreal, who left the Armada at the end of the spring season to return to Argentina.
Sidney Thomas, a St. Augustine resident who was a four-year member of the St. Joseph Academy girls soccer program, visited Canada with nearly 10 other soccer players from the Jacksonville Youth Soccer Club for the 2015 Women's World Cup.
Thomas, who has played soccer for 14 years and will play collegiate soccer at Erskine College in Due West, South Carolina, shared a travelogue of her 11-day experience with The Record. This is the second of a two-part series about her trip.
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Editor's note: Sidney Thomas, a St. Augustine resident who was a four-year member of the St. Joseph Academy girls soccer program, visited Canada with nearly 10 other soccer players from the Jacksonville Youth Soccer Club for the 2015 Women's World Cup.
Thomas, who has played soccer for 14 years and will play at Erskine College in Due West, South Carolina, shared a travelogue of her 11-day experience with The Record. This is the first of a two-part series about her trip.
When the jerseys are stripped away and the screaming coaches and parents are silenced, the District 11 Little League tournament is nothing more than children playing a children's game.
The regular season is over and countless Little Leagues have entered their best players in all-star tournaments. The first level of those tournaments, districts, began last week for two groups of St. Augustine all-star teams.
A pair of former Flagler College men's basketball players are having prosperous careers in leagues across the globe. Ante Gospic (2011-13) and Robbie Reyes (2001-05) played in Denmark and the Philippines this year, respectively.
The exponential growth of stand up paddleboarding is such that the not-in-my-backyard crowd has hardly had time to mount any resistance. In the four years since it reached pockets of St. Augustine and St. Johns County, it has shown little signs of slowing down.
Saturday, enthusiasts and instructors of the fast-growing watersport will be conducting classes, an equipment exhibition and a race in the waters near the St. Johns County Ocean and Fishing Pier. It's being dubbed CampSUP, and organizers believe it may be the year's biggest collection of paddlers in St. Augustine.
The Jacksonville Sharks practiced for two hours Wednesday morning at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in preparation for Saturday night's game against Cleveland.
Meanwhile, kicker Julian Rauch wrapped up his own practice session 399 miles away in Gastonia, N.C.
After losing their first two games by a single point with four missed PAT kicks, the Sharks were forced to make a deal that would allow Rauch to live, work and practice four states away during the week and fly to town in time for the game.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. Ben Revere's speed nearly got him in trouble last year. As he laced a triple to right field during a mid-July game at Target Field, Revere sprinted around second base and headed for third. But the Twins outfielder was seemingly going too fast and stumbled over his own feet. After a nifty somersault, Revere popped back up in stride and slid safely into third for a triple. The 23-year-old Revere used that same speed, however, to set a new Twins rookie record with 34 stolen bases. And he did so in just 117 games after being called up partway through the 2011 season. "I mean, I'm trying to do that in a full season," said fellow outfielder Denard Span. "I think he's definitely going to be the leader as far as that category. I think he might encourage all of us, watching him play. I think watching him take bases, it might open it up for everybody to take those chances and be more aggressive." If the Twins are going to run against opposing defenses this season, it sta...
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Last year, USAID adopted a new mission statement: "We partner to end extreme poverty and to promote resilient, democratic societies while advancing our security and prosperity." Since then, through events including Frontiers in Development in September 2014, and a recent evidence and experience summit on ending extreme poverty, USAID's Bureau for Policy, Planning and Learning has been actively leading an intra-agency process to formulate USAID's Vision for Ending Extreme Poverty in collaboration with the Chief Economist and technical experts from across USAID.
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USAID activities are informed by the President's Policy Directive on Global Development (PPD-6). The PPD-6 calls for the elevation of development as a core pillar of American power and charts a course for development, diplomacy and defense to reinforce and complement one another in an integrated, comprehensive approach to national security. The Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR) supports the PPD-6 and the National Security Strategy, and proposes steps to strengthen our diplomatic and development capabilities to better meet our foreign policy goals. Leading through civilian power means directing and coordinating the resources of all America's civilian agencies to prevent and resolve conflicts; help countries lift themselves out of poverty into prosperous, stable and democratic states; and build global coalitions to address global problems.
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The wrong place was reported in Tuesday's Guard for a local swimmer competing in the Junior Olympics.
A mixed team that included Seth Bailey, an Independence County Youth Athletic Association Torpedo, won the 200-meter freestyle relay in the 9- and 10-year-old age division. A mixed team includes swimmers from different teams.
Pioneer golfers place 2nd in Paragould
PARAGOULD — The Batesville Pioneers finished second in a triangular golf match with 5A-East District and Paragould teams here Tuesday at the Paragould Country Club
The Paragould Rams won with an 18-hole score of 311. The Pioneers finished 10 strokes back, and the Greene County Tech Eagles finished a distant third with a 339.
The top score, however, came from an Eagle. Josh Stidman carded a 1-over-par 71.
Concord Pirates, Southside Southerners win golf matches
The Concord Pirates led a foursome of area high school golf teams Monday at the Batesville Municipal Golf Course.
Ryan Cornelison shot a medal-winning score of 9-over-par 45 to help the Pirates finish 14 strokes (138-152) in front of the Cave City Cavemen. The Cedar Ridge Timberwolves followed with a 170. The Hillcrest Screamin' Eagles shot a 177.
Listed below are the other individual scores:
Concord — Logan King, 46; Luke Cornett, 47; Cameron Reesor, 49; A.J. Cannon, 58
Cave City — Seth Foreman, 50; Kendell Cherry, 50; Grant Walling 52;
Torpedoes score 2nds in Junior Olympics
Two Independence County Youth Athletic Association Torpedoes came home from the Junior Olympics in Newport News, Va., with silver medals.
Swimming on relays consisting of members from other states, Louis Sonnier helped 11- and 12-year-old teams place second in 200- and 400-meter freestyle races, and Seth Bailey helped a 9- and 10-year-old squad to a second in a 200-meter freestyle race.
Branstetter fires 68 in BHS Pioneer loss
Garth Branstetter shot a 2-under-par 68 Friday at The Course at Eagle Mountain, but that still wasn't enough to lift the Batesville Pioneers by the Forrest City Mustangs.
Forrest City, a 5A-East District fellow with Batesville, won by seven strokes (417-424).
The other scores that counted toward Batesville's team total were provided by: Shayne Vanbeschoten, 80; Thomas Walton, 84; Hayden Cockrill, 90, and David Cox, 102.
Izard County takes half of golf tourney titles
Izard County golfers took half of the White River Water Carnival High School Invitational Tournament titles Friday at the Batesville Municipal and Batesville Country Club courses.
Team titles for the inaugural event went to the Izard County Cougars and the Salem Lady Greyhounds. Melbourne sophomore Bradley Lamb edged out Izard County junior Preston Harmon on the seventh hole of a playoff for one of the individual titles. Izard County senior Kristen Doty won the girls crown, defeating Southside sophomore Sydney Bullard by 13 strokes.
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LOCUST GROVE — Tony Brooks defended his Rockhard Powder Coating Front-Wheel Drive championship Friday night at Batesville Motor Speedway.
With his tires falling apart, Brooks held on long enough to claim the $750 prize that came at the end of the 25-lap main event.
"I had a tire that was starting to separate," Brooks said. "I am not sure if the belts had broke in the tire or not, all I know is when I pulled into the pits after the win, it didn't look like it could have made too many more laps."
White River 4-Mile Classic champs collect firsts
Johnny Purvis and Tracy Johanning were first-time winners in Batesville and in a bigger sense Saturday.
As overall winners of the White River 4-Mile Classic Road Race, they also notched their first-ever victories in the Arkansas Grand Prix Series. They were not, however, unknown quantities when they arrived in Batesville.
Purvis, 21, finished second to James Cheruiyot this time last year in the Classic, and he's a senior and one of the leaders of a strong cross country team at the University of Arkansas-Little Rock.
Schoolboy gridders hold up to heat in first week
Batesville and area junior and high school football coaches reported their players held up well to the scorching heat they faced during the first week of football practices.
Pair of eagles make winning margin for J.K. Southerland golf tournament
Craig Sifford, Danny Kelley and Ed Pinckard teamed to win the J.K. Southerland 3-Person Scramble golf tournament Saturday at The Course at Eagle Mountain.
The trio carded an 13-under-par 59 to win by two strokes against Cody Cox-Jed Porter-Dustin Taylor and Matt McDonald-Tonia Grace-Scott Wood.
The latter fell to third after a card off.
Sifford-Kelley-Pinckard made the winning difference with eagles on holes 7 and 14, each par 5.
"We made a long putt on seven. It was about 35 feet," Pinckard said. "Hole 14 was pretty simple. We made about a 10-footer."
Another big number expected for 4-Mile Classic
It looks like the two defending champions aren't returning for the 32nd White River 4-Mile Classic Road Race, but a bigger number is at hand.
By Thursday, 221 runners had preregistered for the race — the most to do so in the race's history. So, members of the White River RoadRunners, the race organizers since 2001, have good reason to believe the number of participants will set another best-ever and break the 300 mark.
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-17 Feb. 2015 - changed latest link to new release: V2.1 alpha, in yellow below
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Using the Arduino Uno's built-in 10-bit to 21-bit ADC (Analog to Digital Converter)???
--Wait, what did you say!? I thought that Arduinos only had a 10-bit ADC! How can you get, for example, 16-bit resolution out of a 10-bit ADC? Well, the answer is oversampling. Atmel has written a really good article about it called "AVR121 Enhancing ADC resolution by oversampling."
Before I continue, I'd like to give a very special thanks to user "fat16lib," on the Adafruit Forums, who first made this technique known unto me by his post right here, thereby inspiring me to write this, my first ever, library.
Now on to the library:
27 May 2014: Update: With a ton of help from Ray Benitez, of Hackscribble, I am still evaluating the practicality & legitimacy of oversampling, via experimental data collection & analysis, in order to see if it really is increasing the precision to the degree I am claiming/hoping.
Update: 11 July 2014: I still plan on doing much more testing with my library, when I get the chance, and working on it to refine and validate it a lot more. I want to know for myself, with certainty, how well it really is or isn't working, and what its limitations are. One of the refinements I will make, for instance, will be to speed up the Arduino ADC from ~8kHz max sample rate to ~54kHz max sample rate, by changing the ADCSRA register to have an ADC prescaler of 16 instead of 128 (thanks to Simon Monk, pg. 82 of "Going Further with Sketches" for teaching me about this). This way, I can see if reading the ADC faster affects the results produced by oversampling. It will also be nice to just not have to wait so long for high-bit ADC reads that require tons of 10-bit samples to get one high-bit sample. Meanwhile, if you are concerned about whether or not my library truly produces higher-precision ADC reads, you might just consider buying a 12 or 16-bit ADC from Adafruit. They look really nice. I will be using these myself to test my library eventually, in conjunction with an LTC1650CN 16-bit DAC to produce a signal to test. As part of my test, I will vary the reference pin source from a noisy voltage regulator to a clean, dedicated reference IC chip. This way, I can see how the noise affects the results. Also, as part of my testing, I'll modify my library to introduce random noise (via software) to the analog readings, to see how that affects oversampling (It's possible that introducing just the right magnitude of random noise will increase precision of the oversampling process).
Anyway, here's the Adafruit ADCs!
12-bit ($10): https://www.adafruit.com/products/1083
16-bit ($15): https://www.adafruit.com/products/1085
Download my Library (eRCaGuy_analogReadXXbit) V1.0 alpha on GitHub by clicking here --> then click the "Download Zip" link at the bottom of the right-hand pane. Using my library, you can actually choose any precision you want between 10 and 21 bits, when using the analogReadXXbit() function!
UPDATE 17 Feb 2015: Version 2.1 alpha available here --> then click the "Download Zip" link at the bottom of the right-hand pane. Major overhaul of library. You now have the option to sample at ~50+khz when doing 10-bit samples, and I resolved a bug which prevented >16-bit readings from outputting correctly. This version is still in the works, but is significantly better than V1.0. There is one thorough example contained in the library, so read it to see how to use the new functions. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS 2.1 VERSION OVER THE ORIGINAL eRCaGuy_analogReadXXbit V1.0 alpha LIBRARY ABOVE. More examples coming soon.
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Basically, here's how oversampling works:
For every n extra bits of precision that you want, you have to take 4^n samples at the base 10-bit precision. You then sum all of the readings, and divide the sum by 2^n, by doing a bit-shift on the sum, to the right, n places (ie: sum >> n). 10-bit precision has an analogRead() range of 0-1023. 11-bit precision has an analogRead() range of 0-2046, 12-bit has a range of 0-4092, etc.
Each time you increase the resolution by 1-bit, you double the precision. So, if you want 11-bit precision, that's 1 bit more than the standard 10-bits, so you have to take 4^1, or 4 samples at the standard 10-bit resolution. You then sum the samples and divide by 2^1, or 2. This now gives you a maximum value of 1023*4/2 = 2046. If you want 16-bit precision, n = 6, so you need 4^6 = 4096 samples at the standard 10-bit resolution. You sum them and divide by 2^6 = 64. Your analogRead() max reading possible is now 4096*1023/64 = 65472.
Here's a nice table to sum it up. You can find this spreadsheet in my library folder when you download it.
My Library - eRCaGuy_analogReadXXbit V1.0 alpha:
Using this concept, I have written a nice little library to tidy it all up and demonstrate oversampling. I call it "eRCaGuy_analogReadXXbit." The main function is:
analogReadXXbit(uint8_t analogPin, uint8_t bits_of_precision, unsigned long num_samples_to_avg)
I named it after the standard Arduino function, analogRead(), but I added the "XXbit" to indicate that you can specify the # of bits of precision you want from the ADC when doing the read. You can input a bits_of_precision value from 10 to 21!
Here is a simple sample code:
/* Circuit: We need to read an analog voltage on A0, so place a pot with the outer legs going to 5V and GND, respectively, and the wiper (middle leg) going to A0 -make sure to set your Serial Monitor to 115200 baud rate */ //include the library #include <eRCaGuy_analogReadXXbit.h> //instantiate an object of this library class; call it "adc" eRCaGuy_analogReadXXbit adc; //Global constants //constants required to determine the voltage at the pin const float MAX_READING_10_bit = 1023.0; const float MAX_READING_11_bit = 2046.0; const float MAX_READING_12_bit = 4092.0; const float MAX_READING_13_bit = 8184.0; const float MAX_READING_14_bit = 16368.0; const float MAX_READING_15_bit = 32736.0; const float MAX_READING_16_bit = 65472.0; const float MAX_READING_17_bit = 130944.0; const float MAX_READING_18_bit = 261888.0; const float MAX_READING_19_bit = 523776.0; const float MAX_READING_20_bit = 1047552.0; const float MAX_READING_21_bit = 2095104.0; void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); Serial.println(F("Oversampling example to get 10-bit to 21-bit resolution using a 10-bit ADC on an Arduino")); Serial.println("Ultra Basic demo"); Serial.println(""); //add a line space } void loop() { //local variables int pin = A0; //analogRead pin int bits_of_precision = 16; //must be a value between 10 and 21 int num_samples = 1; //take a reading on pin A0 float analog_reading = adc.analogReadXXbit(pin,bits_of_precision,num_samples); //get the avg. of [num_samples] 16-bit readings //output results Serial.print("analog_reading = "); Serial.println(analog_reading); Serial.print("Voltage = "); Serial.print(5.0*analog_reading/MAX_READING_16_bit,5); //display up to 5 digits of precision Serial.println("V"); Serial.println(""); //wait a bit before taking another reading delay(500); }
You will see several other examples in the library.
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It has been a senior season filled with many accolades for Mississippi State's Gabe Jackson.
The offensive lineman earned another honor on Monday.
The Starkville Academy basketball teams will have to make sure the buses have plenty of gas and are ready to go for the next several weeks.
Last Tuesday's games with Heritage Academy were the only home games scheduled in the month of December for the Volunteers and Lady Vols.
New seasons bring clean slates.
There are no records, no rankings and everyone is on equal footing.
That newness also brings the chance to adjust things that might not have been so successful the previous year. Add in a new coach and the adjustments take on a whole new meaning.
This is the situation taking place as basketball season continues for the East Webster Lady Wolverines.
Thanksgiving evening the Mississippi State Bulldogs secured their sixth win as they defeated the University of Mississippi 17-10.
With the victory, MSU became bowl eligible and all that was left to do was wait and see where bowl season took them. On Sunday night, that question was answered as the Bulldogs accepted a bid to appear in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl where they will face the Rice Owls.
BILOXI – Georgia Military College entered Sunday's Mississippi Bowl with the nation's top ranking and the nation's top running back in the form of freshman sensation Jovon Robinson.
However, former West Point High School standout Lakenderic Thomas stole the spotlight and No. 2 East Mississippi Community College stole the national title.


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I can only hope that this feeling was deliberate, and that like the jump forward between s2 and s3 of BSG, they will go back and fill in the gaps.
You're going to have be patient until episode 10. We get major "fill in" for what happened to Dean and Sam when Dean was gone. Kripke's a major tease.
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"Party In The Pines"
Brooklyn's Woods Family Creeps, a weirdo improv incarnation of Woods, is playing a "one-time only event" at Monkeytown in Brooklyn on January 18. Actually, it's more like a two-time event, since they're playing twice that day, once at 8PM and again at 10:30PM. Make your reservation now (seriously)! For you non-Brooklynites, you'll have to just settle for this track.
• Woods: http://www.myspace.com/woodsfamilyband
• Woodsist: http://www.woodsist.com
Jeff Mangum
"Sign The Dotted Line"
Check out the Jeff Mangum cover of Chris Knox's "Sign the Dotted Line" at Stereogum!
[In] June of last year Knox suffered a "life altering" stroke. To help with his rehabilitation costs 33 bands have donated Knox-related covers to the double CD collection Stroke - Songs For Chris Knox. The tracklist includes Yo La Teno, Lou Barlow, Jay Reatard (RIP), David Kilgour, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Stephin Merritt, Bill Callahan, the Mountain Goats, the Chills, the Verlaines, Tall Dwarfs themselves, etc. Jeff Mangum offers a deeply felt take on "Sign The Dotted Line."
Check out the Weeville original at chrisknox.co.nz. It's reported Knox is working on a new Tall Dwarfs album that includes singing but no words. The guy's inspired. I suggest you dig deeper into this work.
Stroke is out 2/23 via Merge, where you can preview and purchase the album. The tracklist's below. The song's are arranged chronologically.
• Chris Knox: http://www.chrisknox.co.nz
• Merge: http://www.mergerecords.com
jj has signed to Secretly Canadian. jj will be releasing a new album, jj nº 3, March 9 on Secretly Canadian. jj has released a track from it. jj would be happy if you listened to it.
Bob Blank on his legendary studio
From Strut:
This is the first in a series of web videos featuring Blank recounting the creation of the studio, and some of the timeless music produced there. Upcoming episodes cover work with Arthur Russell, Fonda Rae & others.
Bob Blank's The Blank Generation: Blank Tapes NYC 1975-1985 comes out February 2 via Strut.
• Bob Blank: http://www.theblankgeneration-blanktapes.com
• Strut: http://www.strut-records.com
Dirty Projectors
"Ascending Melody"
Dirty Projectors released a limited-edition 7-inch this week, featuring "Ascending Melody" and "Emblem of the World," exclusively through Domino Mart. But you can also get the 7-inch free in MP3 form through DP's website.
• Dirty Projectors: http://www.dirtyprojectors.net
• Domino: http://www.dominorecordco.us
Animal Collective
From Domino:
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History channel's "Vietnam in HD," which follows the same Emmy-adorned path blazed two years ago by the network's massive "WWII in HD," is exactly what you think it is: footage of the war made sharper by that beautiful flat thing hanging on your living-room wall.


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Here's the puzzle. A person (me) wants to pass a semi and five cars that are going 65 mph in a 70 mph zone. The cars are following each other and the truck about two car lengths apart. I am following the last car about two car lengths back and, because I am such a careful driver, I want to give the truck a full semi length of space before pulling back in. There is an oncoming car about 0.8 miles down the road probably doing 75 mph. As I pass the line of vehicles I will do 90 mph. Is this a safe pass and what will be the distance betweem me and the oncoming car when I pull back into my lane?
No mathematicians in the house it seems. This little bit of elementary algebra (from the Arabic
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I have 2 semi lengths, 5 cars, and 6 two-car spaces to pass. I'm going 25 mph faster than the line of vehicles so it takes me about 12 seconds (12 Colorados)to get passed. In that 12 seconds I travel 0.3 miles of the 0.8 mile separation and the oncoming car travels 0.25 miles. If everything works as planned there is a quarter mile between me and the oncoming car when I move back into my lane.
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Canucks Victorious in Boston in Regular Season Game
Thomas Drance
January 07 2012 04:58PM
On Saturday afternoon, the Bruins had no answer for Hodgson and the Canucks.
The Bruins play dirty hockey. It's true and we all know it. Today was no exception, as Boston's club attempted to intimidate and push around the Canucks in their own barn. And why wouldn't they have taken that approach, hell it won them the finals and helped them earn this "Baltimore Ravens of the NHL" mystique that they've been riding high on all season.
The problem is, if the referees call the game correctly (which, for the most part they did today, with a couple of notable exceptions) then dirty play leads to penalty minutes, which, leads to power-play opportunities for the other team. In the finals, the Canucks were unable to execute and it cost them the series. This afternoon, however, while the Bruins were out to settle scores and endanger the playing careers of well-loved Finnish defenseman, the Canucks padded their lead on the man-advantage, scoring four power-play goals on their way to a convincing 4-3 road win over the Bruins. It was awesome.
A more extensive recap, the statistical three stars and scoring chance data after the jump.
Cheers and Jeers - Canucks Mid-Season Edition
Cam Davie
January 06 2012 01:39PM
The Good and the Bad of this past week.
It's Friday. So we close out the "Week That Was" with our latest volume of Cheers and Jeers.
This week, I focus exclusively on the Canucks players, as we hand out some CanucksArmy special mid-season Cheers and Jeers. Who's got the shap? And who are the Canucks milts?
Embrace The Hate: DOY Troll Post
Thomas Drance
January 06 2012 08:42AM
Editors note: The following is the second entry into our "Embrace the Hate" troll post competition. It's written by Boston Bruins blogger Greg Ezell of DaysofYorr.com. The only thing Greg prefers to his Bruins, is robbing old ladies, but a close third on the list of "things Greg enjoys" is reminding Canucks fans about last June's Stanley Cup Finals loss. If you want to read the first Troll Post entry (by BlackhawkDL's Kelly Reardon), you can do so here. Also we're still taking nominations for the "worst Canucks fan on twitter" category, and submissions for the "in enemy territory" accounts so check out the details and send those our way! Enjoy, and remember not to take this whole thing too seriously:
By Greg Ezell
When I was asked by Thom to write a post for 'Embrace the Hate', I accepted fully knowing that my troll talents would come to good use. What he wants me to do is "piss off" the Vancouver Canucks fan base and then said if my entry was good enough, a monetary donation would be made to charity.
Whoa there Thom, settle down, you had my at "piss off the Vancouver Canucks fan base".
The Good The Bad and The Heart of Hockey
Marda Miller
January 05 2012 03:03PM
The boys of Team Canada are certainly disappointed.
But hold your heads high, guys. We're proud of you.
(Photo by Jeff McIntosh / THE CANADIAN PRESS)
This is a weekly feature that will highlight The Good, The Bad and The *fill in the blank* exciting things that are currently happening in the NHL. Have the Boston Bruins started losing games yet? Has anyone figured out where exactly "The Nuge" is from? Will Patrick Kane ever stop chewing his mouth guard? It's hockey, a sport full of more mysteries than a Sherlock Holmes marathon.
Wolf Prowl - January 5th, 2012
Patrick Johnston
January 05 2012 12:34PM
Wolf Prowl returns from the holiday break and looks back at a busy but middling holiday week for the Wolves - a pair of wins and a pair of losses. Two games on the road, two games at home
between Christmas and New Year's
. Wins where they gave up lots of shots and losses where they gave very few. It was another tough-to-contemplate week for the Wolves


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Raoul Moat Manhunt five years on: 'I'll never know why,' says victim's gran
Samantha Stobbart's grandmother Agnes Hornsby on the 'kind, friendly' Raoul Moat she knew and the shock of learning what he'd done
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Amazing pictures of huge sheets of ice falling from the roof of a Texas apartment building. And you can see what happens to the cars below. Those are heavy sheets of ice! Several cars were damaged but luckily no one was hurt.
We've seen hotdog eating contests, but shrimp cocktail eating contests? An Indianapolis restaurant hosting this chow-down sunday, featuring it's own fiery cocktail sauce. Competitive eater Joey Chestnut took home the cash prize after eating a record nine-pounds and four-ounces of shrimp in eight minutes. He's the one who wins the coney island eating contest every year.
Finally, a stunt with a twist has gone viral. A Norweigen acrobat performed the handstand on the edge of a high cliff using no safety nets or harness. He claims it's the highest one-arm handstand ever performed, but Guinness hasn't weighed in yet. Still, most of us would pass out simply walking near the edge of that cliff, let alone, perform acrobatics near it.


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Lobster Tails Flambée
|French lobster soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Ounce
|Fresh sliced mushrooms
|1⁄2 Pound
|Lobster tails
|12 Large, frozen
|Finely chopped shallots
|2 Tablespoon
|Salad oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Finely chopped parsley/Tarragon / chervil
|4 Tablespoon
|Hollandaise sauce
|8 Tablespoon
|Heavy cream
|6 Ounce, whipped
1. Cook the lobster soup for 10 minutes till it reduces.
2. In a chafing dish saute the shallots until garden. Add the mushrooms and herbs.
3. Drop frozen lobster tails into boiling salted water. Return to boiling and simmer 3 minutes.
4. Remove cooked lobster tails and place under running cold water until cool enough to handle. With scissors cut along each edge of bony membrane on the underside of shell; remove meat.
5. Add lobster tails and stir until they are thoroughly heated, about 2 minutes. Pour the liquor into 2 glasses, pour into the pan, and set aflame. Have a cover handy to quench the fire if necessary.
6. When the fire is out, add the soup and whipped cream.
7. Add seasonings. This must be done at great speed or the lobster will get tough.
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|For rich shortcrust pastry
|Plain flour
|5 Ounce
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|2 1⁄2 Ounce
|For filling
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Ounce
|1 1⁄2 Pound, finely sliced
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Ground nutmeg
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Egg yolks
|3 Tablespoon
|Cream cheese
|1⁄4 Pound
|Anchovy fillets
|16 (For Garnish)
|Black olives
|16 (For Garnish)
Make the pastry in the usual way, adding sufficient egg to bind the mixture together.
Wrap it in foil and chill for 2 hours.
Heat the oil in a pan, add the butter and cook the onions, slowly, covered, for 30 minutes until soft and pale golden, then add seasoning and nutmeg and put on one side.
Use the pastry to line a shallow 9 inch fluted flan tin placed on a baking tray.
Line with greaseproof paper and baking beans, or foil, and bake 'blind' at 400°F, Gas Mark 6 for 20 minutes.
Remove the beans and paper, or foil.
Blend together the egg yolks, milk and cheese, then mix with the onion.
Pour the filling into the pastry case and cook at 350°F, Gas Mark 4 for 20 minutes or until just set.
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Glenn Greenwald makes an important point in the wake of the legendary newsman's death:
Cronkite's best moment was when he did exactly that which the modern journalist today insists they must not ever do -- directly contradict claims from government and military officials and suggest that such claims should not be believed. These days, our leading media outlets won't even use words that are disapproved of by the Government.
And check out this prophetic, 1996 Cronkite quote:
What do I regret? Well, I regret that in our attempt to establish some standards, we didn't make them stick. We couldn't find a way to pass them on to another generation.
From The Fox Nation, accessed on July 20:
Fox Nation turns to WND for reporting on "Obama's Citizenship"
Fox Nation being "fair and balanced": "LEFTY Talker Accuses Obama of Lying About His Birthplace"
Fox News still trafficking in birth certificate theories
PolitiFact and FactCheck.org on the Obama birth certificate conspiracy theory.
h/t to Antman11 at Daily Kos.
From The Washington Post:
Sunday, July 19, 2009
The caption to a photograph on the July 18 Free for All page said that President Obama and French President Nicolas Sarkozy were getting in place to be photographed, with a woman to the left. It should have made clear that, according to videotapes of the event, Mr. Obama was not looking at the woman, as a letter writer said that it appeared.
A few weeks ago, NBC's David Gregory was outraged at the possibility that President Obama knew The Huffington Post's Nico Pitney would ask a question about Iran during a presidential press conference. During the June 28 broadcast of Meet the Press, Gregory repeatedly questioned Obama advisor David Axelrod about the matter:
MR. GREGORY: I just want to be clear. Did the White House coordinate with a reporter about a question to be asked at a press conference?
MR. GREGORY: So you talked to a reporter beforehand and said, "Could you ask a question about--from--directly from Iran at a press conference?"
MR. GREGORY: Well, why is it appropriate to coordinate with a reporter about what's asked at a time when we're championing democracy around the world?
MR. GREGORY: Is that, is that what you should do at a press conference?
MR. GREGORY: But you coordinated with him about, about that subject of a question beforehand.
MR. GREGORY: If President Bush had done that, don't you think Democrats would have said that's outrageous?
MR. GREGORY: Right. So you would, so you'd do it again?
As I noted at the time, Gregory's obsession was more than a little silly, given that television shows like his regularly negotiate topics with guests in advance. But I underestimated Gregory's hypocrisy.
Here's an email Gregory sent to an aide to South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, in an effort to book Sanford on Meet the Press:
Hey Joel ...
Left you a message. Wanted you to hear directly from me that I want to have the Gov on Sunday on Meet The Press. I think it's exactly the right forum to answer the questions about his trip as well as giving him a platform to discuss the economy/stimulus and the future of the party. You know he will get a fair shake from me and coming on MTP puts all of this to rest.
Let's talk when you can.
That was on June 24 -- just four days before Gregory grilled Axelrod about coordinating the subject of questions with reporters.
Gregory later followed up with another email:
[C]oming on Meet The Press allows you to frame the conversation how you really want to...and then move on. You can see (sic) you have done your interview and then move on. Consider it.
So, Gregory was not only coordinating with Sanford's staff about what topics Gregory would ask Sanford about, should the South Carolina Governor agree to appear on Meet the Press -- he was telling the aide he would allow Sanford to "frame the conversation how you really want to."
And then, just a few days later, Gregory took to the air to denounce the White House and Nico Pitney for coordinating about the subject of a question. Incredible.
From the July 18 Associated Press article by Charles Babington:
On the other side, a coalition of health insurance groups is readying TV ads opposing a public option for insurance. Other groups are airing ads suggesting that Obama would push the United States into a Canada-like system that would require long waits for important medical treatments.
CNN.com joins Republican fear-mongering about Canadian-style health care
Sen. Sanders says Fox's Sullivan is pushing "bogus argument" regarding Canadian health care system
Fox's Baier falsely suggests Obama has cited Canada as possible health reform model
The right-wing blogosphere continues to rally around its previously invisible concern for racial equality in American politics. And boy, it's stunning to watch unfold, especially in the wake of the Judge Sonia Sotomayor hearings, when the same right-wing blogosphere openly, and eagerly, trafficked in some of the worst kind of racial stereotyping.
But because a conservative African-American pro-business flak, Harry Alford, is running around calling Sen. Barbara Boxer an "obnoxious," "caustic" "racist," suddenly the GOP Noise Machine is deeply interested. Suddenly these people cannot sleep at night knowing racial animus exists. (They cheer when the "racist" tag is loosely thrown around.) Even right-wing talker, and professional Palin pal, John Ziegler is upset!
Behold the epic hypocrisy.
UPDATED: On Ziegler's radio show, Alford completely re-invented his hearing appearance before Boxer, claiming she suggested he was a "dumb little Negro," and an "ignorant little jigaboo."
She said no such thing. (Surprise!)
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If you haven't heard, Frank Martin is killing it for the Gamecocks on the recruiting trail.
Martin landed four commitments over a span of two days and South Carolina is in prime position to land another now thanks to the recent events at Virginia Tech.
South Carolina and Virginia Tech were the two contenders to land guard Willie Moore, a former Dusquene signee who was released from his letter of intent. Virginia Tech was thought to be the main contender here for Moore and was all but destined to land him after his visit there on Monday.
Enter this afternoon when Virginia Tech coach Seth Greenberg was fired by VT and now this leaves Moore in an interesting situation.
Does he wait and see where Virginia Tech goes or does he take what the Gamecocks offer? If this would have happened a week ago today, I'd put money on Moore being a Gamecock.
Now, that was before South Carolina landed four commitments with two of them being at the guard position. Frank Martin is actively recruiting Sheldon Jeter, Willie Moore and Tevin Glass. Jeter and Moore are guards with Glass being the lone post player. We don't really know what direction he may want to go with this last scholarship available for the upcoming season.
The guard position has Eric Smith, Brenton Williams and now Tarik Phillip. Hall will join Brian Richardson and Damien Leonard at the shooting guard position. This could be a loaded area and may be tough to include Willie Moore at this point. South Carolina needs players with scoring ability at the guard position and could have that in Phillip and Hall. Do they want to add another guard or go with the big man in the post in Glass?
The Gamecocks have options. Something that didn't seem possible a mere week ago. It's funny how things change in the recruiting game.
At any event, South Carolina could be the front-runner for Willie Moore but we'll have to wait and see if Martin goes after him for the final spot. Moore was offered by Oregon today so he may elect to take some time to figure out all of his options. If this stretches out then I wouldn't expect Moore to be a Gamecock.
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University-wide Testing Center
The University-wide Testing Center has moved from Pius Library to Room 103, Beracha Hall, 3721 Laclede Avenue.(Click on address for University map.)
You can submit material for the College of Arts and Sciences Newsletter to:
Linda Thien by Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. via email or by Google newsletter submission form. Please be sure to include your department in your submission. Please do not re-submit information for the Newsletter. One submission is all that is necessary, your calendar item will continue to run in subsequent Newsletters until the event has taken place or the deadline has expired.
Monday, September 3
Labor Day/University Holiday
Thursday, September 6
Chairs and Program Directors Meeting
3 - 5 p.m.
Tegeler Hall, Room 102
Thursday, September 6 (Opening Reception)
Exhibit runs through September 29
Exposure 15, An art exhibition featuring Deb Douglas, Heather Corley, and Gina Alvarez
5:30 - 7:30 p.m. (Opening Reception)
210 Gallery UMSL Campus
Free and open to the public.
Thursday, September 6
Women's Studies: Takeover Thursday
4:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Humphrey's Restaurant & Tavern (3700 Laclede Avenue)
Monday, September 10
Department of Political Science: Dr. Robert Barnidge Jr., from the School of Law, University of Reading, UK will speak in the Political Science department. Dr. Barnidge will talk on "International Law, the War on Terror, and New Modes of Conflict: What Rules Apply?"
3:00 - 4:30 p.m.
McGannon Hall 144 Conference Room
Synopsis: What law applies to regulate the battlefield between the U.S. and Al Qaeda? Is international law in this area "adequate"? Is it effective? What role to human rights concerns play in this environment? In addressing these questions, this lecture will touch upon the international legal implications of the American detention center at Guantanamo Bay, the torture debate, and the use of targeted killings against suspected militants.
Women's Studies Brown Bag Lunch:
Dr. Paaige Turner, Kristen Norwood, and Katie Place: "Discourse Surrounding Gendered Bodies: Breastfeeding, Working Mothers and Trans-identities"
12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
McGannon 144 Conference Room
Chairs, Associate Chairs, Program Directors, Associate Director Meeting
3 - 5 p.m.
DuBourg Hall: Pere Marquette Gallery
Monday, September 24
Women's Studies Advisory Board Meeting
12 noon - 1 p.m.
McGannon 144 Conference Room
Tuesday, October 23
College of Arts and Sciences
Faculty and Staff Appreciation Breakfast
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
DuBourg Refectory 157
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Call for Innovative Teaching Fellowship Applications and Learning Studio Open Forums
The Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning is pleased to announce the next call for applications to teach in the Learning Studio, an experimental, technology-rich classroom located in Des Peres Hall, for the Fall 2013 semester through the Center's Innovative Teaching Fellowship program. The call opens on Tuesday, September 4 and closes on Monday, October 1.
The Learning Studio is a state-of-the-art teaching space designed by a team of faculty and students as part of the Herman Miller Learning Studio Research Project. The Learning Studio provides flexible furniture combined with a range of innovative technologies and features. Using the instructional design assistance provided by the staff of the Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning and the unique features and technologies in the room, faculty teaching in the space will experiment with new teaching strategies to create engaging and interactive learning experiences designed especially for today's learners.
Full-time SLU teaching faculty interested in developing innovative instructional approaches that effectively optimize the use of the features and technologies in the Learning Studio are invited to apply for an Innovative Teaching Fellowship. A required pre-submission consultation with the Instructional Design staff of the Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning is needed before faculty members apply for the fellowship; faculty who are considering applying for the fellowship are also encouraged to attend one of the following open forums scheduled for previewing the Learning Studio (Note: All forums take place in Des Peres Hall, Room 213):
• Monday, September 10 from 3-4 p.m.
• Tuesday, September 18 from 10:30-11:30 a.m.
• Wednesday, September 19 from 4-5 p.m.
• Tuesday, September 25 from 10:30-11:30 a.m.
• Wednesday, September 26 from 5-6 p.m.
Currently, we are accepting fellowship applications for teaching in the Learning Studio during the Fall 2013, with course reduction and instructional design to occur in Spring 2013. The Fellowship includes funding for a one-semester and one-course reduction in teaching load to allow the recipient time to redesign an existing course (or to design a new course) to be taught in the Learning Studio in the semester immediately following the course release. Applications containing creative ideas for using and assessing the Learning Studio space and technologies to support student learning will receive priority in the selection process. Priority consideration is also given to applicants who have not previously received the Fellowship.
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Urban Wanderers
An Art Exhibition in Partnership with
Stray Rescue of St. Louis
The Exhibit can be viewed through September 16
The Saint Louis University Museum of Art
3633 Lindell Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63108
After shattering opening night attendance records in 2011, the Saint Louis University Museum of Art, in partnership with Stray Rescue of St. Louis, is pleased to announce the 2012 installment of Urban Wanderers.
The theme of this year's highly anticipated fundraising event will focus on the survivors of Stray Rescue - innocent dogs and cats that have suffered shocking abuse, neglect and abandonment. Due to the efforts of the dedicated staff of Stray Rescue, these innocent victims of unspeakable cruelties are protected, sheltered and loved for the remainder of their lives.
"The theme throughout the exhibition will be one of hope, showing that the majority of these companion animals survive the very harsh city streets to have the most loving, attentive, gentle, and playful personalities," said Randy Grim, Founder of Stray Rescue.
The focus of the show also has an essential educational component, giving Stray Rescue a platform on which to present the public with facts about the animal abuse and neglect the organization combats on an almost daily basis.
Regional and national artists will paint, photograph, and sculpt a Stray Rescue dog that has been abandoned, abused or neglected, and shelter dogs will also create works of art using their paws, tails and noses.
Urban Wanderers is sponsored by Anheuser-Busch, Inc. and Barret's Buddies.
About Stray Rescue of St. Louis
Stray Rescue's mission is to lead the way towards making St. Louis a compassionate city where every companion animal knows health, comfort, and affection, and no stray is euthanized merely because he or she has been abandoned, abused or neglected.
As part of its mission, the devoted staff and volunteeers of Stray Rescue take a progressive, proactive approach to establishing a permanent resolution to the stray animal problem. Through their dedicated rescue efforts, community outreach programs and the promotion of responsible pet guardianship, these innocent victims are able to to begin a their new journey ... free of pain, and full of life.
A "Bark" B-Que
Wednesday, September 5
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
The Saint Louis University Museum of Art
Hot dogs, chips, and bottled water ... $3.00.
An opportunity to help Stray Rescue of St. Louis ... priceless.
A Bark-B-Que lunch will be served on the patio of the Saint Louis University Museum of Art to support the current exhibition, Urban Wanderers. The heartwarming exhibition features paintings, photographs and sculpture devoted to the "survivors" of Stray Rescue. All artwork is available for auction and benefits Stray Rescue.
Save room for dessert! Sarah's Cake Stop, a mobile cupcake and dessert truck will be on-premise to offer delicious cupcakes for purchase. A sweet deal!
Lunch includes a hot dog, chips and bottled water for the price of $3.00. Sarah's Cake Stop Cupcakes sold separately.
For more information, call 314.977.2666 or visit http://sluma.slu.edu.
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Dr. Emily Lutenski was a Visiting Fellow at the Center for African American Studies at Princeton University for 2011-2012.
Dr. Cindy Ott was Visiting Researcher at the Bill Lane Center for the American West, Stanford University, for summer 2012.
Dr. Mark Edward Ruff, Associate Professor of History, published an article, "Die Auseinandersetzungen über Rolf Hochhuths "Stellvertreter": Ein Historisierungsversuch" in Hubert Wolf, ed., Eugenio Pacelli als Nuntius in Deutschland. Forschungsperspektiven und Ansätze zu einem internationalen Vergleich (Paderborn: Schöningh Verlag, 2012).
Dr. Ruff also took part at an international seminar from August 13 to 24 at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, "The Roman Catholic Church and the Holocaust: New Studies, New Sources, New Questions." He made two presentations - "Johannes Neuhäusler and his Courier Service to the Vatican, 1933-1941" and "The Tribunalization of History." On May14, he presented a paper, "Catholics and Protestants: Disputed Memories of Complicity and Righteousness," at the Annual Scholars`Conference on the Holocaust and the Churches and the Holocaust, in Rochester, New York. He also presented a paper, "The Battle for the Catholic Past in Germany: The Controversies over Pope Pius XII in the 1960s," on April 20 at The Humanities Institute at the University at Buffalo.
Dr. James Hitchcock published an article "Church and State in Early Modern Europe," in the volume Religion and the State (Lexington Books). Publication August, 2012. The article was the keynote address given at a conference sponsored by Roger Williams University in 2011.PHILOSOPHY
Michael Barber, S.J., published two papers: "Why Ethnomethodology Needs the Transcendental Ego," in Interaction and Everyday Life: Phenomenological and Ethnomethodological Essays in Honor of George Psathas (Lanham: Lexington Books, and "Intelligible Empirical Content: Phenomenology and the Critique of Pragmatism" in Lebenswelt und Lebensform: Zum Verhältnis von Phänomenologie undPragmatismus (Weilerswist:Velbrück).THEOLOGICAL STUDIES
Dr. Daniel L. Smith just published his monograph, The Rhetoric of Interruption: Speech-Making, Turn-Taking, and Rule-Breaking in Luke-Acts and Ancient Greek Narrative (BZNW 193; Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2012).Dr. Geoffrey D. Miller, Assistant Professor of Theological Studies, recently published "Raphael the Liar: Angelic Deceit and Testing in the Book of Tobit," in the Catholic Biblical Quarterly 74 (2012): 492-508.
Dr. Tobias Winright presented two conference papers in early June: "'Legitimate Defense' and the 'Responsibility to Protect'" at a selected session on "Theological Responses to the Arab Spring" at the Annual Conference of the Catholic Theological Society of America in Saint Louis, and "Liturgy and (God's) Justice for All: The Mass as a Theological Basis for Translating Recent Catholic Teaching on Capital Punishment" at the Ethics section of the Annual Meeting of the College Theology Society, Saint Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas. In addition, he published "Obama's Drone Wars: A Case to Answer," The Tablet 266 (August 18, 2012): 6-7; "'Never Again': The Responsibility to Protect as an Emerging Ethical Norm," The Cresset (June/Trinity, 2012): 30-34; and "Catholic Social Thought." In Proceedings of the Catholic Theological Society of America vol. 67 (2012): 87-88.
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During the tour with Mark Cleghorn, we had a day off on the Saturday, when we went to Wales vs South Africa. On the Sunday we made our way to Twickenham for the seminar on Monday. We didn't leave until late afternoon, so that gave me time to fit in a shoot with Becky Dee. I used some of the material from the shoot in the remaining seminars. Here's a selection of images from the shoot. It was interesting, because Becky normally only does Glamour and I don't usually shoot Glamour. Mark's reaction to the bedroom set stuff was one word: 'Overlit'. Oh well. Live and learn. Mark does have a preference for harder light, and while I often shoot like that, I didn't this time.
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Filtering company SurfControl gets patent
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SurfControl spokeswoman Heather Cook said companies use the software to keep employees from personal Web surfing, which can help them manage bandwidth capacity and provide legal protections.
Many consumers and businesses use filters to prevent children and employees from accessing certain sites, such as those with sexual content. Yet some Internet users do not see filters--and patents for such technology--as positive developments and regard the movement toward Web regulation with skepticism.
"It's a silly superstition that you can be harmed by bare breasts and four-letter words," said Bennett Haselton, a Webmaster at Peacefire.org, an organization against censorship on the Web.
Companies such as Internet security company Symantec have received patents for similar technology. SurfControl owns a second patent for similar software that it gained through the acquisition of SurfWatch, first announced in September 1999.
SurfControl won a patent for its "pass by" technology, which works from a standalone computer and "sniffs" Internet data before it hits a server. Cook said the company targets the corporate market with this technology, competing with rival Websense. It also provides "pass through" technology, which operates within an organization's server, that schools and parents use to keep children from reaching certain Web sites.
Despite objections to the software from privacy advocates, business is booming. SurfControl announced that third-quarter revenue grew to $27.3 million from $9.1 million last year.
Haselton said he believes people are unnecessarily concerned about content online, "but as long as people believe (they need filters), they will keep buying the software."
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MILWAUKEE -- The first member of the Brewers rotation to make it through six innings happened to be the only one who didn't go through spring training. The Milwaukee debut of Kyle Lohse couldn't have started or finished any better for the right-hander. Recording the first five outs on strikeouts, Lohse worked six innings, didn't walk a batter and allowed just one run on five hits on 87 pitches. While the Brewers fell 3-1 to the Diamondbacks and lost two key players to injury, Lohse's first outing was a big positive. "I feel like everything I've done up until now has worked," Lohse said. "I could have went back out but there's no sense in pushing it this early considering the last time out I only threw 50-something (pitches). It's a long season. There will be plenty of time to push that pitch count up there." Frankly, nobody knew for sure what Lohse was going to give the Brewers Friday night. Signed on March 25, Lohse pitched in just one spring training game before Opening Day. H...
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The planet, called GJ 1214b, has a radius about 2.6 times larger than Earth's, and orbits a star located 40 light-years away in the direction of the constellation Ophiuchus. Scientists knew from previous observations that the planet must have an atmosphere, because its density is too low for an all-rocky planet. Theoretical models suggest three possibilities: A) a cloud-free hydrogen atmosphere, B) high clouds or haze obscuring a deeper hydrogen atmosphere, and C) an atmosphere made mostly of water vapor.
Bean and his colleagues used the 3.6-meter Very Large Telescope in Chile to analyze the spectrum of starlight filtering through the planet's atmosphere. The data led them to rule out option A and favor option C, the steam world (although B is still a possibility). And future infrared observations should be able to distinguish between B and C.
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Sep 22, 2011 For 50 years, the Burger King in Mattoon, Ill., has been a favorite spot. And thanks to a judge's ruling, that other Burger King has had to keep its distance. Jeremy Hobson reports.
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Retiring Common Pleas Court Judge Earl McGimpsey was presented with the 2006 Shirley Sutherland Award at the annual Shirley Sutherland Award Dinner held recently in the Art Gallery of the Ernsthausen Performing Arts Center for being an ally in this community's alcohol and other drug recovery work.
Judge McGimpsey had been the President of the Board of Directors of the Huron County Alcohol and Drug Center, which had provided chemical dependency treatment and prevention services prior to Firelands Counseling and Recovery Center's contract with the Huron County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMhs) Board. Additionally, he initiated the Common Pleas General Division's Drug Court, one of three Drug Courts in Huron County.
During his acceptance comments, Judge McGimpsey read from a statement that he carries with him about the importance of attitude stating that attitude is more important than the facts, the past, education, money, circumstances, failure or success. While 10 percent of ones well being in life is based on what happens to him or her, 90 percent is due to attitude.
His comments were followed by the speaker for the evening, Koriann Evans, who discussed her journey to sobriety, which included involvement with Judge McGimpsey's Drug Court.
The Shirley Sutherland Award Dinner is convened each year to recognize an individual who has demonstrated exceptional work in promoting the recovery of chemically addicted persons and their families in the Huron County community. From 1989 to 1990, Shirley Sutherland was the Director of the Huron County Alcohol and Drug Center. She died in 1991 due to cancer.
Previous Shirley Sutherland Award winners include: Alvin Kelly, Morris Chapin, Robert Palomo, John Cunningham, Steve Bovia, Bud Smith, Dorothy Ruffer, Mary Ott, John Ott, Jean King and Basil Elliot.
McGimpsey, who was elected in 1994, is stepping down as judge after 12 years. Norwalk City Law Director Jim Conway won an election in November to replace McGimpsey.


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