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It's almost a shame that the weather for the New York-Metro area was so nice on Sunday, April 11th. For about 12 straight hours New York teams, players, and fan-favorites dominated the sports scene, and we learned a lot about each of the participants.
It didn't take long in the afternoon, or the season, the New York baseball teams to look exactly like they did in 2009. The Yankees came from behind to beat the Tampa Bay Rays 7-3, starting the season 4-2 by winning road series against Tampa and the Boston Red Sox (after losing the first game of the series each time), the two teams that will give the Yankees the stiffest competition in the division, and possibly all of baseball. The only concern Yankees fans have right now is that Javier Vazquez looked like the same Vazquez that was on the mound late in 2004.
The Mets were the exact opposite of the Yankees in the first week of the season. After winning opening games against NL East rivals Florida Marlins and Washington Nationals, they lost the next two games in each series when their starting pitching got rocked or the offense couldn't get a clutch hit. Same Old Mets. Yesterday they fell behind 4-0 on a Josh Willingham grand-slam off of ace Johan Santana before fans could find their seats. That took the air out of the team, and allowed fans watching at home to tune out early so they could catch the rest of the busy day in sports. Having Jose Reyes back didn't help the Mets in the last two games against the Nationals, but it is nice to see him back in the lineup after nearly a year-long absence.
I was at the Mets game on Friday when they opened the series against the Nats, a game the Mets would win 8-2 thanks to a solid effort by starter Mike Pelfrey and two homers each against a stiff wind (and it was freezing at Citi Field Friday night - the only time I've ever seen the Shake Shack line not extended beyond the ropes) by Rod Barajas and Jeff Francoeur, the latter of which has been the best Mets hitter so far. That improved the Mets record to 5-0 at Citi Field in games I've attended. Which makes their losing ways so much more confounding to me in that I've never had to experience it in person. If I could afford season tickets I would get them. Maybe the Mets should just give some to me since they can't seem to lose when I'm in the building. I didn't get a chance to check out the new additions to the stadium; a Mets Hall-of-Fame and a bar out behind center field, but I have heard good things about them.
The second week of the season won't get any easier for the Mets. They head to Colorado and St. Louis to face two of the favorite teams in the National League in 2010. If the Mets don't win one of these series there will already be calls for Omar Minaya and Jerry Manuel to be fired. Six games into a baseball season is too early for a full-out panic, but these are the same problems that have plagued the Mets since September 2007, and it doesn't look like they will be fixed anytime soon.
The NHL regular season also concluded on Sunday, with an MLB-style play in game between the Philadelphia Flyers and New York Rangers. The winner would secure the last spot in the Eastern Conference playoffs. And it came down to a shootout, with first-year Ranger and former Islander Olli Jokinen being stymied by Flyers goalie Brian Boucher on the third attempt, giving the Flyers the victory and a spot in the postseason.
As an Islanders fan I'm not supposed to be sympathetic to the hated Rangers, but part of me was upset they lost this game. I certainly have no love lost for the Flyers, they are one of the easiest teams to root against in all of sports. It would have been fun to see them fall on their face in front of a jittery home-town crowd. But as a hockey fan I think it is always good for the NHL to have a New York influence in the playoffs. Having the biggest media market in the world paying attention to hockey is something the league always needs to boost TV ratings. And should the Rangers have won the New York fans could have seen Alex Ovechkin and the league-best Washington Capitals for a few games. The Caps almost certainly would have won the series easily, but an Ovechkin in the Garden game could have pulled in some decent ratings for NBC or Versus.
Speaking of the Flyers, they get to play the one local team that made the playoffs and always does the past 15 years, the New Jersey Devils. The Devils continued to show why they are a model franchise by winning the Atlantic Division and claiming the number two seed in the East. The Flyers won the season series 5-1 over the Devils, so the seeds won't seem to matter much in this series. Whenever these two teams get together in Spring hockey the sparks fly, and expect this year to be no different in a seven game series. The Devils have been upset in the past couple first-rounds, so beating the Flyers could be a big win for the franchise. It won't get any easier in round two, as the Pittsburgh Penguins or Buffalo Sabres will likely await.
The Islanders season came to an end the same way it began, an overtime loss to the defending champion Penguins. Even though the Isles missed the playoffs yet again, the season was not a total loss. Coach Scott Gordon gets the most out of his roster in many of the same ways former Islanders coach Ted Nolan did in his brief tenure. Rookie John Tavares probably won't take home any trophies this offseason, but he showed he is capable of scoring in this league and being a leader of a team. The rest of the Islanders talent like Kyle Okposo, Josh Bailey, and Matt Moulson are developing around him and forming a decent young nucleus.
But there is still a lot to be concerned about for Islanders fans. The goaltending situation is still a mess. Marty Biron is a free agent and will probably seek a job elsewhere. Dwayne Roloson played great at times but will be 41 next season. Rick DiPietro played only eight games this season and no one seems to know when of even if he can play a full season again. And we are still no closer to an answer about the Islanders arena situation than we were at the beginning of the season. Will the Lighthouse Project get built as planned? Or a slightly modified plan? Will the Isles consider a move to Queens near Citi Field? Or will they pack everything up for Kansas City, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, or any city willing to supply a new arena? Islanders owner Charles Wang has been a patient man, and only he knows how much of it he is willing to burn.
Very quietly on Sunday the Knicks lost at home to the Miami Heat, lead by Dwyane Wade's 32 point effort. Could Wade's next game in the Garden be in blue and orange? The Knicks have one more home game left this season, and it could be the last time (hopefully) that we see this Knicks team in the Garden again. A couple of NBA stars are going to get a lot of money this summer from the Knicks, whether or not it leads to wins remains to be seen. But the Knicks should be much more interesting in 2011.
The main course for New York fans on Sunday didn't even involve a New Yorker or take place here. But whenever Phil Mickelson is in contention on a Sunday, New York cares. The Californian is a favorite of seemingly every golf fan in New York. He was the underdog answer to Tiger Woods for the past decade. First he couldn't get out of his own way to win a major. There have been four U.S. Opens in the New York area since 2002 (Bethpage Black in 2002, Shinnecock Hills in 2004, Winged Foot in 2006, and Bethpage Black again in 2009) and every time Phil was the favorite of the gallery. I was at each round of the 2009 Open in Bethpage, just a few miles from my home, and almost everyone was pulling for Phil. When he made an eagle on the final round to inch closer to the top of the leader board, you could hear the screams of the crowd all over the course (including from my seats at the 18th green). We just love the guy.
On Sunday with all eyes on the Tiger circus, Mickelson put on a show at Augusta to become just the eighth golfer in history to win at least three Masters. He never bogeyed in the final round and made a ridiculous shot on the 13th hole between the trees that somehow landed three feet from the pin for an eventual birdie. That shot seemed to suck the life out of everyone else's game in a crowded leader board. To make the victory even sweeter for Phil and his New York fans his wife Amy and his children were all in attendance. Amy has been battling breast cancer the past year, which is tough on any family, and the Mickelsons were no exception. Phil has always been a proud family man (remember during the 1999 U.S. Open he wore a beeper so his wife could alert him when she was going into labor, and claimed he would leave at any point in the tournament despite being neck and neck with eventual winner Payne Stewart) so this win will surely be extra special for him and his family. Whenever Phil wins, New York golf fans treat it like one of our teams won.
The icing on the cake came late Sunday with word that the Jets had acquired Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver and Super Bowl XLIII MVP Santonio Holmes for a fifth round pick in this months draft. While Jets fans were waiting all weekend to hear if our hated rival Jason Taylor would really be wearing green and white next season, Jets General Manager Mike Tannenbaum ran a fast one past the entire league, getting the troubled receiver from the Steelers without much competition. If Taylor joins the Jets as well (and if he makes his decision by which team courted him the hardest, he will pick the Jets - which would be like Reggie Miller signing with the Knicks in 2003 considering how often he has trashed the team and fans) then the Jets will have added four big names in the off season, two on offense and two on defense, two young and troubled and two aging vets looking for once last shot.
The Steelers have been going through a nightmare off season with the headlines and allegations against Holmes and Ben Roethlisberger, especially for an organization that prides itself on being the class of the league as the Steelers do. The Rooney family is one of the corner stones of the league, and a family with the ear of the commissioner. They were not happy with all the negative attention their stars have been getting in 2010, so they shipped Holmes out of town to the first bidder (the Steelers couldn't have been shopping him to every team or else they would have gotten a higher pick right?) as a direct warning to Big Ben and the rest of the roster. They expect their player to be on their best behavior on and off the field.
Holmes is a calculated risk for the Jets. He will likely be suspended for the first four game of 2010 due to a drug violation. He is entering the final year of his rookie contract and could walk after the season. But the Jets were not going to get a player a valuable as Holmes in the draft in the fifth round or from the wideout position for 2010 and possibly beyond. The Jets have chosen to overlook the headlines with Holmes and Antonio Cromartie and gamble that Rex Ryan can harness the talent while keeping the off-field antics of his players in check. A trio of Holmes, Jerricho Cotchery and Braylon Edwards gives Mark Sanchez plenty of options. And now the Jets can use their first round pick on a pass rusher (which they should do even if they get Taylor) and focus on other positions during the draft. Tannenbaum has never been afraid of bold moves around draft time, and this could be his boldest yet.
I've written before how I don't want to get my hopes up for the Jets, as the other shoe usually drops for this team. But now the Jets could be the favorites of many to win the AFC in 2010, and it would be hard to argue with the talent influx this off season (so much for the final eight rule of the uncapped year) and there is still five months to go before the season starts. Throw in the Jets run upcoming run on Hard Knocks, a new stadium opening and plenty of PSL's to sell, the Jets will be leading the sports zeitgeist, for better or worse, for much of 2010.
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Posted 11 February 2010 - 08:33 AM
Below is what I see on both IE8 and FireFox...
profile.png 13.22KB 1 downloads
As you can see, the profile section is squished to the left rather than spread out as it should be.
Posted 11 February 2010 - 09:08 AM
They haven't been rebuilt to get them back to where they should be.
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Posted 11 February 2010 - 02:07 PM
Thanks again,
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Posted 18 March 2010 - 06:55 AM
I want to purchase 3 skins, but I'm not wanting to do so with the profile being messed up. I'd like to know if this is going to be adressed or not. If this were just a IE issue I wouldn't mind it so much, but it seems to be a issue with both IE8 and FF.
IE8 I can correct the issue with the Compatibility mode to the right of the address bar, but can;t do so with FF.
If you have no plans on correcting this please let me know as I won't bother you anymore and I'll look for other skins.
Posted 19 March 2010 - 11:26 AM
Not an official update ... but:
So any update on this issue yet?
I've just installed that skin on a test site and this is what I see with FF 3.6:
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Posted 21 March 2010 - 11:53 AM
True. What I was trying to point out is that what is shown doesn't even appear on an installation that has no alterations. Any custom fields I installed/made visible. Country, Gender, came out under the My Information block. It did not come out under a block on the left as shown here on IBSkin.
Okay, just seen what you mean. I had to squeeze my screen down really narrow so that all the stuff in the profile was scrunched together and I was able to recreate it. It's not an error, it's a matter of needing a bigger monitor or higher resolution to be able to even view this software at it's best. I use a 24" monitor and I never see it do that, but when I took it down to tiny size, like what would be seen on a 1200 resolution, it was there. So rikki needs to know that his profile layout is not optimized for all screen resolutions.
The OP can therefore purchase the skins without worrying about that layout
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1861 Birth Josephine went by the name of Sadie most of her adult life, except to her common-law husband Wyatt, who referred to her as Josie. She was the second of three children born to German-Jewish immigrants Carl-Hyman Marcuse (later Henry Marcus) and Sophie Lewis in Brooklyn, New York in 1861. … Read More
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There are conflicting accounts of when Josephine, or Sadie as she became known, actually arrived in Arizona. Sadie's memoirs and other sources indicate her departure may have been as early as October 1874.
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On February 6, 1875, criminal charges were filed against Sadie Mansfield for Petty Larceny, accusing her of stealing two German silver spoons worth $126.00. … Read More
1876 15 Years Old According to Sadie's story, upon her return to San Francisco, Johnny Behan followed her and asked her to marry him. Josephine declined, and he returned to Arizona. Sadie told the Earp cousins that she returned to San Francisco before the grand opening of the Baldwin Theater on March 6, 1876. … Read More
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In her manuscript that was used in part as a basis for the book I Married Wyatt Earp, Sadie says she and her friend Dora joined the Pauline Markham Theater Company when it visited San Francisco in 1879 on its Western tour. … Read More
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Some modern writers report that Wyatt Earp then moved in, but in April 1881, less than eight months after Johnny and Sadie built the house, it was rented to Dr. George Emory Goodfellow.
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Josephine returned to San Francisco after Wyatt left Tombstone, and Behan showed up in there in March, 1882, possibly still carrying a torch for Marcus. … Read More
1892 31 Years Old Josephine wrote in I Married Wyatt Earp: The Recollections of Josephine Sarah Marcus, that she and Wyatt were married in 1892 by the captain of millionaire Lucky Baldwin's yacht aboard his yacht. … Read More
1928 67 Years Old In the course of writing the Earp biography, Stuart Lake learned some aspects of Josephine's life that she wanted to keep private. Josephine described Lake's book as made up of "outright lies". Wyatt became critically ill in late 1928 and died on January 13, 1929. … Read More
1936 75 Years Old … As late as 1936 Sadie took legal action to suppress certain details of her and Wyatt's life in Tombstone.
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1944 84 Years Old Josephine Sarah Marcus Earp died on December 20, 1944, at 4004 W. 17th Street in the West Adams district of Los Angeles, California. … Read More
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Christopher's oldest son, Matthew, documented his father's daily struggles on film. Christopher, describing his life after the accident, expressed his frustrations. "I was incredibly lucky to survive," he said. "But because I breathe on a ventilator, I have to have a nurse on duty 24 hours a day. One of the real losses is the loss of independence. I was always an incredibly independent person. I loved to spend time alone, and that's been very, very hard because I have never once ever been able to be alone. And to be a grown man and have to be washed and dressed and fed by other people, it's just a kind of a cruel irony. … Sometimes I get so jealous just, literally, seeing somebody get up out of a chair and walk across the room that I know they're not even thinking about it and I'm going, 'God, how did that happen? I can't even do that? I mean, how can this be my life?'"
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The weather did a great job cooperating with this year's annual "Taste of Ripon," sponsored by McManis Family Vineyards.
Cliff Jorgensen held a cookie in his left hand.
Elden "Red" Nutt was remembered as a friend, father figure, and even a common sense guy.
The Ripon City Council is looking for applicants to fill the vacancy left with the passing of Elden "Red" Nutt.
The annual Ripon Christmas tree lighting set the mood for the season Monday night, drawing more than 200 people – mostly families – to Veterans' Memorial Park.
At tonight's Ripon City Council meeting, a public hearing is scheduled to consider water meters for all single-family residences.
When is a city as old as a choral performance?
The sudden death of Vice Mayor Elden "Red" Nutt has left a tremendous void, and not just for the City of Ripon.
Gae Carney's thoughts and prayers these days are being directed to the Ebola-ravaged country of Liberia in Africa. Central to her prayers are not just the people in that part of the world who are being threatened by the epidemic, but also to the Riponite's cousin, Captain Paul Strohl, and the 700 service men and women under him.
Imagine clicking on to the City of Ripon website where one of the interfaces would be a video showcasing the city as well as other nearby attractions.
Ripon has lost an icon.
Elden "Red" Nutt was Vice Mayor of the Ripon City Council, in line to become Mayor. He passed away Friday morning. Nutt, who was a retired police chief, has served on the council since 2006, and was appointed mayor twice during that stint. Prior to that, he was on the Ripon Planning Commission for two years. Nutt was the only incumbent to be re-elected during the 2012 campaign. He worked on the Ripon police force from 1964 to 1990. Nutt was also a member and past Commander of American Legion Post 190, past director and president of the Ripon Chamber ...
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A group of 70 Girl Scouts in the area will be at the American Legion Hall in Ripon on Saturday putting together blankets, stockings and other gift items to be given to all veterans at the Livermore Veterans Hospital for Christmas. The event is under the supervision of the members of the Ripon VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
Fireworks bursting above a Ripon elementary school Monday ended with police detaining three teens they found running across the playground and into the dark of night.
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Five teens - 18 and 19 years old - who robbed Ripona Market at gunpoint last August have been sentenced to multi-year state prison terms.
Graduation at Ripon High is Friday, May 29, at Stouffer Field.
The City of Ripon must reduce its water usage by 36 percent.
The Color the Skies event is being taken over by the Ripon Chamber of Commerce.
Ripon's city-wide cleanup of is half way complete as crews finished with residences on the west side of Highway 99. Next week the city will collect the remaining articles placed in front of homes.
The Ripon Unified teachers will be getting raises next year.
Ripon Unified teachers will soon be getting an 8 percent on-going salary increase.
Jack Tone Golf Course could soon see some improvements.
Road closures are being coordinated by the Ripon Police Department on Saturday for safety purposes during the 5K and the first 1.5 miles of the Half Marathon course of Rina's Run from 7 to 7:50 a.m.
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by LivingForEternityIt is of the Lord's mercies that we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning; great is Thy faithfulness. Lamentations 3:22-23These are the words that my oldest daughter had printed on her graduations invitation. I am amazed at this, considering how she was raised for several years. It all started about two years after I had begun to home school my kids. A fellow mom gave me a copy of To Train a Child. She insisted it was the best help she ever had with raising her children. Since she had about eight at the time, I figured she must have known what she was talking about. Took the poison home and swallowed it.The whole premise of t … [Read more...]
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All beautiful the march of days, as seasons come and go; The Hand that shaped the rose hath wrought the crystal of the snowby Shelly Cruz I walked over to the phone, and dialed Cecilia's number. My first thought was that it would possibly be disconnected, but who knows, maybe they finally moved. Cecilia always talked about how the time would come, and their house would be demolished, and then they would have to move. They were living rent-free in an old farmhouse. Someone had blessed them years ago with a property. They had to care for it, and in return they could live there for free, but once the owner passed away, they'd have to move. They were even given a 15-passenger van as a b … [Read more...]
Justice is No Lady: Chapter 2 ~ First Prison Break
Warning: This story series contains descriptions of physical abuse.by Tess Willoughby1993 was a rough year. It was the year that Nate was fired from his engineering job in Tazewell, Virginia, and first started thinking about studying the law. It was the year when we went to a conference and met a pastor who advocated corporal punishment for wives, and Nate took to his teachings like a duck to water. It was the year I had Jack, who was conceived a few months after Daniel's birth. Most notably, 1993 marked my first attempt at a separation from Nate.Daniel had been born at home. Nate and I were part of the Christian separatist movement of the late '80s and early '90s, rooted in the belief … [Read more...]
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by LivingForEternityMy parents were luke-warm to the idea of their grandchildren being home schooled. Desperate for their approval I convinced my mom to attend a state home school convention with me. I had been to one previously and was so impressed with what the people had to say. Like a fool I had bought the books. I had not had time to study them thoroughly, but no matter I had them.The speakers at that year's convention were the Denton Family. The mother and father would speak at the general sessions and the breakout ones. Their many children would be in charge of a children's session. There had to be at least 200 – 300 children attending. There were other teenage helpers, but not man … [Read more...]
by VyckieThe comments on Hopewell's latest Duggar piece are particularly interesting to me ~ especially when compared to the reactions over at Free Jinger ~ Quiverfull of Snark, where the consensus seems to be that Hopewell graded the Duggars way too generously.What's important to notice about this article ~ and Nikita's comment really made this point ~ is that in delineating that very long, tedious 49-point list and giving the Duggar family a grade on how they measure up ~ it really highlights the tremendous amount of legalism, the impossibly high (and often warped) standards ~ and just how unrealistic this Quiverfull ideal is: Not even the Quiverfull Royalty ~ not even p … [Read more...]
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Justice is No Lady: Chapter 1 ~ Twisted Communion
Warning: This story series contains descriptions of physical abuse.by Tess WilloughbyOn my wedding day, I embraced a new religion. I marched up the aisle on my father's arm, in a white lace gown with monstrous leg-o-mutton sleeves—very fitting for a lamb going to the slaughter.No bride was ever more madly in love, or more giddily romantic, or more enraptured with her white church wedding. It was my greatest accomplishment; it was my reward from God for being virtuous and pure. Saying vows that I wrote myself, I outdid every right-wing, anti-feminist bride on earth. I promised to obey and submit and never speak a word against my husband until either I was dead or he was—but I think I … [Read more...]
Debt-Free Duggars ~ Pt. 2: Quiverfull Royalty vs. Quivering Reality
Debt-Free Duggars ~ Pt. 1: How Quiverfull Couples Support All Those Kids! ... the rest of the story ...by HopewellViewers of the earliest Duggar TLC Specials [14 Children and Pregnant Again, 16 Kids and Moving In, etc] know that the Duggars have not always lived in a 7,000 square foot debt-free dream house.In fact, like many of today's Quiverfull families, they lived very humbly for many years saving for that dream home. A 900 square foot home behind a used car lot on a busy highway is not an average Mother of 5 little children's dream home! Yet Michelle put up with these cramped quarters—often hiding out in the bedroom with all the kids while Jim-Bob closed a car sale. Like many savvy … [Read more...]
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by HopewellThe Duggar Income Stream [minus TLC] Before TLC and their reality TV show offer came on the scene, Jim-Bob and Michelle Duggar were already on their way to financial security—a situation not normally found in homes with no college-educated adult. But, like the people profiled in the book the Millionaire Next Door, Jim-Bob and Michelle have always lived BELOW their means and have always had common sense about purchases. They also share a vision for the type of family life they wanted to lead. While Jim-Bob did hold a job, and a mortgage, at the time they married he soon realized this was not a sensible way to live. His love of buying cars, fixing them up himself, and reselling th … [Read more...]
Time Heals All Wounds ~ Part 9: Draw Near to God
All beautiful the march of days, as seasons come and go; The Hand that shaped the rose hath wrought the crystal of the snowby Shelly CruzIt was not until a period of distance was placed between my family and Cecilia's, that I began to see the blessing that Cecilia gave me. It was an ABUNDANT blessing in disguise! At the time, I felt sad, lonely, depressed and even angry with her and with her whole family. I felt that Cecilia divorced our friendship, and I had no idea why.I went from being a babe in Christ, to a woman, desiring nothing more, than to love my Savior Jesus. God was changing me little by little each day. I began to pray for specific things, and within weeks, sometimes d … [Read more...]


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Tigers-Austin Peay replay: Carmouche turns game
As the game turned
After Justin Blake's 3-pointer gave Austin Peay its biggest lead at 43-28, University of Memphis junior guard Charles Carmouche took over when no other Tigers player would. Carmouche converted a layup and split a pair of free throws, then assisted on a 3-point play to Jackson that cut the Governors' lead to nine (43-34). Carmouche followed it up with a 3-pointer and back-to-back assists to Will Barton and Chris Crawford before his layup with 8:59 left made it 47-44. Crawford's 3-pointer 26 seconds later tied the score and capped a 19-4 Memphis run.
Rim gems
With Memphis needing a bucket to force overtime, freshman Antonio Barton found himself at the right elbow with no one guarding him and time winding down. Barton took a dribble in, then released a one-handed runner that had absolutely no arc on it yet still managed to find the bottom of the basket. The bucket tied the score at 56 and forced Memphis' second overtime this season. The Tigers also needed overtime to beat Arkansas State, 78-71, on Dec. 1.
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Carmouche, Joe Jackson and Will Barton each had five turnovers apiece, leading to 25 points off turnovers for Austin Peay. Though Barton's 3-pointer in overtime put Memphis ahead for good, he and Jackson were terrible for the most part offensively, combining to go 5 of 19 from the field. Jackson was 2 of 10. Memphis also was poor from the free-throw line, where the Tigers connected on just 15 of 30 attempts.
Scorer's table
Carmouche scored or assisted on the Tigers' first 20 points of the second half. After scoring one point and grabbing one rebound in the first half, Carmouche finished the game with 16 points, seven rebounds and seven assists. The junior was 5 of 10 from the field, including 3 of 5 from 3-point range.
Locker room chatter
"I do everything to prepare myself right, and to still come out and turn the ball over. I'm speechless. I need to stay in the gym all the time and work on my game." --Jackson on his six-point, five-turnover performance. He did have a season-high six rebounds.
Odds and ends
Junior forward Angel Garcia, who announced this week he was leaving the team immediately to pursue a professional contract in Spain, appeared to have already been edited out of the Tigers' pregame video that features the players slam-dunking on an outside court. ... Freshman forward Hippolyte Tsafack scored three points and had one blocked shot in his debut Thursday after having his redshirt removed by Pastner after Garcia's announcement.
Senior Will Coleman, making his first start since the Northwestern State game Nov.17, had a season-high four blocks but finished with only four rebounds for a Memphis squad that was again outworked inside by a smaller opponent. The Governors outscored Memphis 19-5 in second-chance points and grabbed 22 offensive rebounds to Memphis' 10.
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The following presentations were conducted during the ISO 2010 National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) taining events. Please click on the image to view the presentation. Make sure to run Windows Media Player 9 or higher to view the videos. MORE
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The Information Security Office (ISO) is sponsoring a five-day course, entitled "Securing Windows", conducted by Jason Fossen of the SANS Institute from May 17-21, 2010. A special rate of $950/student is offered for EDU and government entities.
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Isles to peer into mirror today against Cardinals
They have a strong big man, an aggressive power forward who hits the boards and a sharpshooter to add a long-distance threat.
When dealing with men's basketball teams in the Southland Conference, a first thought could be that the aforementioned one is Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Instead, it is Lamar, a team confounding with all that talent, but a losing record.
The Islanders might see a mirror image - or what they could have become if some turmoil had been added into the mix this season - when the teams meet at 7:05 tonight at the Montagne Center.
"I think, position for position, this team has as good players as any team in the conference," A&M-Corpus Christi coach Ronnie Arrow said. "They're big, they're quick, they're athletic. They are very capable at every position."
The Cardinals match up well with the Islanders.
They have a dynamic outside shooter in Darren Hopkins, who has made 44.3 percent of his 3-point shots. He is the team's version of Josh Washington, who just set A&M-Corpus Christi records for 3-pointers in a game (eight against Texas-Arlington) and a season (75).
Lamar has the league's leading rebounder in 6-foot-6, 230-pound Lamar Sanders, who also leads the team in assists. Sanders has grabbed 9.7 rebounds a game. His tough style around the basket can be compared to the Islanders' Scooby Johnson.
"Box him out and get a butt on him," Johnson said of Sanders. "Try to make him go over your back and get him some fouls."
And Sanders is not even close to being the biggest man on the team. That belongs to 7-foot-1 James Davis, who goes about 350 pounds and, earlier in the season, was the conference's leading scorer.
"When (Sanders and Davis) are playing, they're as good a four-five combination around," Arrow said of the low-post duo.
Yet Davis has been part of the reason the team hasn't tapped into its potential, posting an 11-14 record overall and 5-6 in conference. Early in the season, knee trouble sidelined him briefly.
Later in the season, he sidelined himself. Davis sat out three games under an indefinite suspension, a time when two other players were suspended and one quit the team.
Davis has worked back into the starting lineup, and provides an interesting counterpart to A&M-Corpus Christi big man Chris Daniels, who goes 7-foot, 265 pounds.
"They're talented, but their record doesn't speak for their talent," Daniels said of Lamar. "I don't know all of what has happened, but they still have plenty of talent."
Of course, there are problems when players don't meet expectations. With an influx of four transfers in the starting lineup, first-year coach Steve Roccaforte has had issues with chemistry and keeping cool.
In one game, Roccaforte was hit with two technicals which, in the Southland, means an automatic suspension for the next game. That paled in comparison to what happened on the way to the Feb. 8 game at UTA, which was Davis' first game back from suspension.
Roccaforte told the Beaumont Enterprise that he had received phone calls on the bus to Arlington, all basically telling him his days were numbered.
"I got about five calls on the bus, and it's like I'm dead in the coffin, with people throwing dirt on top of me," Roccaforte was quoted as saying in the Enterprise after the UTA game. "And I've coached 23 games (at the time). If you personally ask me, I think that's funny and really unfair."
That goes to show that conferences aren't won on talent alone. Throw in a little chaos and a season can go flat. The Cards still are on target for a spot in the conference tournament, but will have to fight their way into the event and will be at a seeding disadvantage if they make it.
That could give the Islanders a little appreciation that they can't lean strictly on their ability.
"We own our destiny. We just have to win out to get that top seed," Johnson said. "We just have to do what we are supposed to, and we won't have any problems."
Isles Gameday
Women's basketball
The game: A&M-CC (12-13, 7-5) vs. Lamar (11-14, 6-6)
When: 7, tonight
Where: American Bank Center
Promotions: Thunderstix to the first 500 fans
About the Islanders
A&M-Corpus Christi now is in the position of trying to maintain their spot in the Southland Conference Tournament which, right now, is the fifth seed. Of course, the Islanders have not yet clinched a spot in the tournament, but can claim a place with a victory tonight.
As he has preached this season, A&M-Corpus Christi coach Robert Robinson wants to see his team come out mentally sharp with their minds squarely focused at the task at hand.
"It's the mental aspect of the game," Robinson said. "I'd like to see these last couple of games prepare us for the conference tournament. Decision-making has been a problem for us all year long. It's not going to get better (today) either, I can't imagine.
"I'd like to see us play within ourselves. I think we've tried to do too much, especially in these last couple of games."
Point guard Kirbria Lewis leads the team in scoring, averaging 14.1 ppg. She has scored 353 points in 25 games this season, one more point than backcourt mate Nicole Duncan.
About the Cardinals
In the words of Robinson,
"Who knows?"
Lamar coach Leonard Drake cited health issues and stepped down Monday, and the team now rests in the hands of interim coach Janet Eaton. Before the resignation, this had been the Cardinals' most successful season in Drake's five years, with the team sitting in second place in the Southland's East Division.
"I told the kids that it could go either one of two ways," Robinson said. "Either the kids are going to be disappointed about it, or they're going to be fired up to get their coach her first win."
The M.O. for the team has been physical play, with the Lamar averaging more than 20 fouls a game. Nine times a Cards player has fouled out this season.
Lamar has its big three. Senior guard LaToya Carson (14 ppg., 6.2 rpg.) is fresh off being named the conference's player of the week, averaging 23.5 ppg. and 8.5 rpg. in two contests last week. Forward Dionne Pounds leads the team with 15.4 ppg. Freshman forward Brittney Williams leads the team with 7.8 rpg. to go with her 14.7 ppg.
The Cards have been solid against the 3-point arc defensively of late, with opponents going 18 of 61 over the past four contests.
Next: Saturday at UTSA
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Need Gigaflops from GCC on P4
Anybody know how to configure GCC?
I've got SlackWare 8, which for stability reasons has been set up entirely using the '386 instruction set. I think they also have the GCC compiler set up to only generate 386 instructions.
Using this, I can get 0.7 billion double precision floating point operations per second, computing the inner product of two long vectors (on a 1.8GHz Pentium4). That's not bad, but I think I should be able to get more like 8.0 Gflops (10X), if I can invoke the SIMD/SSE2 capabilities of my Pentium 4. The GCC compiler is supposed to support this. I just want to do a little sub-atomic physics at home in my spare time.
I think I may need the -b MACHINE option, which in turn requires (I think?) a library configured for P4 instead of i386. I've tried -mcpu=pentium4 and -march=pentium4 and -msse2 compile options, with no effect. I haven't tried -mfpmath=sse.
Do I need to recompile some libraries for pentium4? Do I need to set up GCC as if it's doing a cross-compile (for a different platform)? Am I even asking the right questions?
Waw, what a level!
I think gnu.org is a good place to start (I think SSE & 3DNOW! are assembly supported, but may be I am wrong).
Ok, I was wrong, what I said is true in my gcc version. here go two useful links:
here is a discussion about the subject:
look for the MMX/3Dnow!/SSE/SSE2 compilers thread. As you can see, SSE2 instructions may take longer than FPU instructions.
And here there is a depiction of what can you expect:
I realize x86 architecture is not appropiated for number crunching (look at the great results of the humble G3 300MHz Apple iBook)
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GNOME 3.14.2 Released
Frederic Peters has announced the release of GNOME 3.14.2.
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GNOME Foundation To Finally Challenge Groupon Over Trademarks
Back in July I wrote about how there was a rather apparent trademark collision with Groupon's Gnome. Groupon launched a product earlier this year called Gnome that's a software solution, runs on tablets, and is meant to help merchants with point-of-sales software, etc. Of course, that directly collides with the well known GNOME desktop environment and GNOME Foundation.
11 November 2014 - Groupon Gnome - 13 Comments
GNOME Tries To Make OpenPGP Key Signing Easier
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9 November 2014 - GNOME Keysign - 6 Comments
Pitivi 0.94 Released: Ported To Python 3, Offers Many Improvements
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3 November 2014 - Pitivi Video Editor - 2 Comments
GTK+ 3.16's New GtkGLArea Widget Gets Improved
Earlier this month GTK+ 3.16 development code gained native OpenGL support. This GTK+ OpenGL support involved adding support for wrapping an OpenGL context for native windows with GLX on X11 and EGL on Wayland to use OpenGL to paint everything. A GtkGLArea widget was also added for providing OpenGL drawing access within GTK+ applications. The GtkGLArea has already seen some more improvements to better GTK's OpenGL support.
30 October 2014 - GTK OpenGL - 1 Comment
GNOME 3.15.1 Released
The first development snapshot for the GNOME 3.15 cycle is now available, which will end up being GNOME 3.16 come next March.
30 October 2014 - GNOME 3.15.1 - 5 Comments
GtkInspector Now Supports Dealing With Multiple Back-Ends For GTK
Matthias Clasen did some weekend hacking to allow GtkInspector to work across different display connections, e.g. debugging a GTK application running in Wayland while GtkInspector is running under X11 or the HTML5 Broadway back-end.
28 October 2014 - GDK Back-Ends - 1 Comment
GTK+ Lands Experimental Backend For Mir Display Server
GTK+ apps now run not only on X11 and Wayland under Linux with native support but the mainline GTK+ Git code now also supports running Ubuntu's Mir Display Server. That's right, there's now mainline Mir support in GTK for the GNOME/GTK 3.16 release.
23 October 2014 - GTK+ - 24 Comments
GTK+ 3.16 To Bring Several New Features
Already on Phoronix we have begun writing about features in Git for the GNOME 3.16 due out in March. GNOME contributor and Red Hat employee Matthias Clasen is excited too, particularly around some of the GTK+ tool-kit improvements.
23 October 2014 - GNOME 3.16 - 11 Comments
GStreamer 2014 Conference Videos Posted: Wayland, HTML5, 3D
The GStreamer Conference 2014 took place last week in Düsseldorf alongside other Linux Foundation events. For those that missed out on being there in person, Ubicast has once again provided wonderful video recordings of each of the sessions.
22 October 2014 - GStreamer - 1 Comment
Features GNOME Developers Want In The Linux Kernel
Made into a concise list is a number of features that GNOME developers want to see landed within the Linux kernel, in hopes of kernel developers eventually tackling these wish list features that could help not only GNOME but other desktops too.
21 October 2014 - Feature Requests - 15 Comments
GTK+ Gains Experimental Overlay Scrollbars
Matthias Clasen has added overlay scrollbars to the GTK+ tool-kit as a new, experimental feature.
21 October 2014 - Overlay Scrollbars - 18 Comments
GNOME's Mutter Gets Native Monitor Hot-Plugging
Besides native OpenGL support for GTK+, another early change to look forward to with next year's GNOME 3.16 release is native monitor hot-plugging.
15 October 2014 - GNOME 3.16 - 4 Comments
GTK+ Gains Native Support For OpenGL
For GTK+ 3.16 there is now native support for OpenGL along with a new widget type. The GTK+ OpenGL support works on both X11 with GLX and under Wayland with EGL.
13 October 2014 - GDK OpenGL - 9 Comments
Other Projects Participating In This Winter's Women Outreach Program
While we've covered the X.Org Foundation's inaugural participation in the GNOME OPW women outreach program given our focus at Phoronix on the Linux graphics stack, women looking for other open-source projects to get involved with in the months ahead have a large choice for this winter OPW cycle.
2 October 2014 - GNOME OPW - 13 Comments
GNOME Finally Supports Ctrl+Tab For Switching Tabs
It looks like for GNOME 3.16 one of the early changes will be better keyboard support for switching tabs.
25 September 2014 - HIG - 24 Comments
GNOME 3.14 Officially Released
GNOME 3.14 has been officially released today as the latest major advancement to the GNOME Shell driven desktop environment.
24 September 2014 - GNOME 3.14 - 32 Comments
The Gestures Support Of GNOME 3.14
As talked about with this morning's GTK+ 3.14 release is now multi-touch support and a gesture framework for this week's GNOME 3.14 debut. While there's still improvements to be made, it looks like the gestures support for the GNOME Shell is turning out well for the 3.14 version.
22 September 2014 - Gestures - 4 Comments
GTK+ 3.14 Brings Much Better Wayland Support, Multi-Touch, New Theme
In preparation for this week's GNOME 3.14 debut, the deadline is today for checking in the 3.14.0 release tarballs. One of the most prominent packages now checked in for the Wednesday release is GTK+ 3.14.
22 September 2014 - GTK+ 3.14.0 - 10 Comments
GNOME 3.13.92 Officially Released
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Blandford, A; Green, TRG; Furniss, D; Makri, S; (2008) Evaluating system utility and conceptual fit using CASSM. INT J HUM-COMPUT ST , 66 (6) 393 - 409. 10.1016/j.ijhcs.2007.11.005.
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There is a wealth of user-centred evaluation methods (UEMs) to support the analyst in assessing interactive systems. Many of these support detailed aspects of use-for example: is the feedback helpful? Are labels appropriate? Is the task structure optimal? Few UEMs encourage the analyst to step back and consider how well a system supports users' conceptual understandings and system utility. In this paper, we present CASSM, a method, which focuses on the quality of 'fit' between users and an interactive system. We describe tile methodology of conducting a CASSM analysis and illustrate the approach with three contrasting worked examples (a robotic arm, a digital library system and a drawing tool) that demonstrate different depths of analysis. We show how CASSM can help identify re-design possibilities to improve system utility. CASSM complements established evaluation methods by focusing on conceptual structures rather than procedures. Prototype tool support for completing a CASSM analysis is provided by Cassata, an open source development. (c) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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LONDON (AP) - The high-end art market is weathering Europe's economic storm, with London auctions this week netting more than 280 million pounds ($440 million) as international bidders snapped up high-profile works.
Sales of Impressionist, modern and surrealist art at rival auctioneers Christie's and Sotheby's saw several pre-sale estimates shattered.
Judd Tully, editor-at-large of Art and Auction magazine, said Thursday that the two big auction houses had had "exceptionally strong sales."
"The art market seems to confound all other financial indicators," he said. "There is a lot of money sloshing around, and it's very global."
Christie's said "new and established buyers from 19 countries" snapped up works at a Wednesday sale that saw a portrait by Amedeo Modigliani sold to an anonymous telephone bidder for 26.9 million pounds ($42.1 million), above its top estimate.
Modigliani's 1919 portrait of his lover Jeanne Hebuterne was the highlight of Christie's Impressionist and modern auctions, which raised a total of 136 million pounds ($214 million).
"Apres le dejeuner" by 19th-century Impressionist Berthe Morisot sold for 6.9 million pounds ($10.9 million), almost three times its high estimate and a record price for a female artist at auction.
A day earlier, Pablo Picasso's 1932 work "Woman Sitting Near a Window"- a portrait of the artist's "golden muse," Marie-Therese Walter- fetched 28.6 million pounds ($45 million) at Sotheby's.
In total, Sotheby's Impressionist and modern sales raised 145 million pounds ($228 million).
Both auction houses held separate surrealist sales that brought strong prices for artists including Rene Magritte and Joan Miro.
At Sotheby's, "The Farmer and his Wife," a vivid Miro canvas from 1936 once owned by filmmaker Billy Wilder, sold for just under 5.9 million pounds ($9.3 million).
Salvador Dali's 1943 "Portrait of Mrs. Harrison Williams"- an image of a famous New York socialite who later became Countess Mona Bismarck- sold for just under 2.3 million pounds ($3.6 million).
Works by Egon Schiele and Claude Monet also commanded high prices at the week's auctions, although some high-profile lots failed to meet their reserve prices.
Three works by Schiele raised a higher-than-expected total of 14 million pounds ($22 million) at Sotheby's, with one- "Lovers (Self-portrait With Wally)"- netting just under 7.9 million pounds ($12.4 million), an auction record for a work on paper by the early 20th century Viennese artist.
"There has been a lot of talk about the Impressionist and modern market dying out because of a lack of a material," Tully said. "But when really good property shows up there seems to be a lot of appetite for these works."
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Was on the bike when I bought it, glad I didn't pay for it. Worked well on and off pavement. Inspired real confidence on paved twisties and hooked up well on dry gravel forest service roads. Didn't really get a chance ot try them in mud and sludge, but don't imagine they'd work any better than they look. Only knobbies work well in mud and sludge. Considering the mileage the delivered I wouldn't ever buy them. 606 Dunlops are a serious knobby and they'd outlast them. And they're
Next up is the Heidenau (sp?!?) K60 rear in 120/80-18. Picked this puppy up at a foo-foo Honda dealer in Vancouver's chi chi Granville Village. Nearly fell over when the parts kid said it was $97. Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Clause. It's seen 5.5k kms so far and it's holding up strong at maybe 1/2 worn. Works great on pavement, sticks really well in the bends and provides a nice ride quality. Works well off-road and on gravel roads, too. Gives you confidence to maintain a spirited pace on forest service roads and etc. Given their performance capability I think they're an excellent value. Would definitely buy them again.
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Pictured here at 4k kms, it works great everywhere, pavement, gravel, mucky trails etc. I dug it. Knobby tires are not supposed to work this well on high speed twisty pavement. I was astounded and very pleased by it's over all performance on every type of riding surface. It's longevity is just a gimme, and very sweet icing on the cake.
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the infant trust is a UK based charity aiming to break the cycle of violence and abuse against small children in South Africa.
Generosity comes in many forms, and this story is about the outpouring of generosity from children all over the UK who have and who continue to donate their pre-loved toys for many of the small children who are troubled and in need in South Africa.
DHL are helping with transport and from September 2014 they are providing and transporting boxes of donated toys from the UK to children at risk, children in distress and children who have suffered most horribly in South Africa. Read an update in our 'News' section or click here for more information.
Our flagship Caring for Crèches programme is now ready to roll out across the whole of South Africa. We have 14 trained trainers, and crèche leaders clamouring for the training.
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Another four very proud community workers have, with our help, achieved a life-long ambition to become qualified Social Auxiliary Workers [SAW]. That now is over 50 people we have funded through this life-changing course.
The Social Auxiliary Workers are crucial in helping children and their families rebuild their lives after severe trauma, we are really proud of them and their work and are really proud to be part of ensuring they have enhanced skills and a qualification that will give each individual a confident and secure future.
Wilhelmina who, despite the most terrible childhood [or because of it] was determined to setup a refuge for abandoned children. With the help of us and our friends at Imisebeyelanga Wilhelmina now cares for many children and struggles day in and day out for food and water and power and clothing.
These are street boys with the most terrible histories having suffered abuse, no male parenting, exclusion from school and gang violence, then ending up terrorising others and toting guns and knives; these are violent boys who, without help will end up either in prison or dead. The programmes we support are based around football and learning life skills gradually re-learning how to live as valued members of their society.
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I finally got to Japan – what a fascinating place - and spoke at the conference of the International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect [ISPCAN]. I talked about our joint work with Childline SA, and others, and specifically about the Caring for Crèches project. It all seemed to go very well and there were many questions afterwards; several people from different countries have asked about the viability of running this in other places … in one word? Funding … !
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Free and open to the public. A reading by Louisa Hall at BookPeople on Wednesday, 20 March 2013 at 7 pm.
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After suffering a stroke, patriarch William Adair wakes up in his hospital bed and realizes that his family has changed: they are less extraordinary than he had remembered. For more than thirty years, his faith in life was grounded on two indisputable principles: his three daughters' exceptional beauty and talents and the historical resonance of a carriage house built by his grandfather. Now, both have begun to collapse.
The carriage house, held captive by a neighbor since a zoning error classified it as her property, has decayed beyond recognition and risks being condemned. William's daughters—all tennis champions in their youth—are in decline. Having lost their father's pride, the three sisters struggle to define themselves. William's ailing wife is suffering from dementia. As she forgets her daughters, they forget themselves.
To help him recover, William's daughters take on the battle for the carriage house that once stood as a symbol of their place in the world. Overcoming misunderstandings, betrayals, and wrong turns deep in the past, each of the Adairs ultimately finds a new place of forgiveness and love. The Carriage House is a moving, beautifully wrought novel about the complex bonds of siblings and about rebuilding lost lives.
Louisa Hall was born in Philadelphia in 1982 and grew up in the nearby suburb of Haverford. She graduated from Harvard in 2004 and went on to play squash professionally for three years. She is now completing her Ph.D. in literature at the University of Texas at Austin, where she lives with her husband. Her poems have been published in journals such as The New Republic, The Southwest Review, and Ellipsis. The Carriage House is her first novel.