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W. Basketball. USA Women Defeat Italy In Opener
The USA World University Games women's basketball team, after committing 33 turnovers and a trailing by as much as six points in the first-quarter, went on to defeat Italy, 80-68, in Group B preliminary round play on Saturday night at Dongkang College Gymnasium.
Baylor named a Fiske 'Best Buy' School – again
I would call a Baylor education "priceless," but each year, studies like this one from the Fiske Guide to Colleges manage to put a value on it — and this year was no different. Baylor is one of just 44 institutions — public or private, college or university, from the U.S., U.K. and Canada — on […]
225: Baton Rouge couples take on the Boston Marathon
Baylor graduates, Brad Oswalt, B.B.A '00, and Erin Childs Oswalt, B.A. '01, ran in this year's Boston Marathon together. Brad and Erin met in college and began running together during their time at Baylor. Brad initially said that he took up running to be able to spend time with Erin, but over time his passion for the sport grew. In 2006, the couple ran their first half-marathon together and they did not stop there. In 2012, they ran the Disney Marathon in Orlando together, and in 2014 and 2015 they both qualified for the Boston Marathon. Erin is now currently training for an Ironman race in Panama City Beach, Florida in the fall, and Brad will likely begin marathon training in August. The couple runs six days a week with two other couples from Baton Rouge.
Della Adams
Sympathies to the family and friends of retired Baylor staff member Mrs. Della Adams, residence life, on her death June 24, 2015.
Houston Chronicle: Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in The Woodlands
July 1, 2015
Record-breaking rainfall in Texas has resulted in higher-than-usual mosquito populations said Richard Duhrkopf, Ph.D. Baylor University professor of biology. As mosquito populations increase, so does the risk of West Nile virus. This week a sample of mosquitos collected from The Woodlands tested positive for West Nile. Duhrkopf states that mosquitos testing positive for the virus is a warning sign for people to take precautions. (Tonya Lewis, assistant director of Baylor Media Communications, pitched this story. She covers biology faculty and research.)
Isaiah Austin book signing at the Baylor Bookstore on July 10
In partnership with Isaiah Austin, the Baylor Bookstore will host an in-store book signing for Isaiah's new title Dream Again on Friday, July 10.
Jeanette Kucera
Sympathies to Baylor staff member Jeanette Kucera, student financial aid, on the death of her mother, Mrs. Normajean Limpscomb, on June 28, 2015.
Lisa McKethan
Sympathies to Baylor staff member Lisa McKethan, sponsored programs on the death of her father, Mr. Bill Hamlin, on June 29, 2015.
Science Daily: Misquotes and memes: Did Ben Rankin really say that?
July 1, 2015
Blaine McCormick, Ph.D., associate professor and chair of the management department in Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business and author of the book "Ben Franklin: America's Original Entrepreneur," discuss the legitimacy of Ben Franklin quotes and memes found on social media. (Eric Eckert, Baylor Media Communications specialist, pitched and placed this story. He covers the Hankamer School of Business.)
TheNew10.Treasury.gov: Baylor Historian Looks Beyond Familiar Names To Women Who Merit Consideration
June 29, 2015
The U.S. Treasury's website dedicated to news about the soon-to-be redesigned $10 bill includes a story about Dr. Kim Kellison's suggestions of remarkable but maybe lesser known women who meet the Treasury's criteria as champions of democracy or who helped break boundaries in a democratic society. As a result, the Treasury invited Dr. Kellison to participate this week in a conference call to provide input and feedback on the historic change. (Lori Fogleman, assistant vice president of Baylor Media Communications, pitched Dr. Kellison's list to national media outlets.)
Waco Tribune Herald: Arts: Anti-intellectualism the cause of our ills?
July 2, 2015
David Smith, Ph.D., senior lecturer in history at Baylor University, states that the anti-social troubles in the U.S. are not caused racism, easy access to gun or dissolution of the family, but rather by anti-intellectualism and an abandonment of reason. Smith states that "an appreciation of the arts is not (elitist), because anyone can teach him or herself how to appreciate them simply by taking the time to look, listen and think." Additionally, "It's not that we don't respect any intelligence, because most of the time, to some extent at least, we seem to," Smith said. "It's more accurate to say that we're intensely skeptical of any intelligence directed to purposes that aren't immediately practical." (Terry Goodrich, assistant director of Baylor Media Communications, covers faculty and research in the history department.)
Waco Tribune Herald: EDITORIAL: In praise of KWBU on its 15th anniversary
July 2, 2015
Local Waco radio Station KWBU-FM celebrated its 15th anniversary this week. The station offers a variety of programs including Baylor University President Ken Starr's engaging interviews with prominent newsmakers on "On Topic" to "Science Friday." The station also plays classical, jazz and folk music along with a wide selection of news programming including the Central Texas Leadership Series, which offers an insight into what makes local leaders tick.
Waco Tribune Herald: New home field for the 4th: Independence Day touches down at McLane Stadium
July 2, 2015
Waco's Fourth on the Brazos will move from Waco's Indian Spring Park to Baylor University's McLane Stadium Saturday. The 20-minute H-E-B Fireworks Extravaganza will still take place above the Brazos River. The move to McLane Stadium will allow more room for spectators and will also use traffic control and parking plans developed for Baylor football games.
WRAL.com (Raleigh, NC): Campbell prepares for presidential transition
June 29, 2015
J. Bradley Creed, B.A. religion '79, has been named the new president of Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina. Creed will come from Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, where he served as professor of religion, provost and executive vice president. Creed is a Jacksonville, Texas, native and previously served as dean of the George W. Truett Theological Seminary.
#FiveStarr: Celebrating athletic highlights of President Starr's 5 years at Baylor
Five years ago this summer, Ken Starr took office as Baylor's 14th president. From the beginning, he said that athletics were "the front porch of the University," and since the early days of his tenure, when he fought tirelessly to stabilize and secure Baylor's spot on the national stage, Baylor's front porch has grown in […]
General News. Baylor Student-Athletes Continue to Excel in Classroom
A year removed from having a school-record 678 student-athletes earn Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll status, 616 BU student-athletes were so honored in 2014-15--314 for the 2014 fall term and 302 for the 2015 spring semester. It marked the fourth straight year BU produced 600 or more total Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll selections.
Absolutely Katy: Meet Sarah Michelle De Lost Santos Fernandez
June 30, 2015
Incoming Baylor freshman Sarah Michelle De Los Santos talks about her success at Katy High School. At Katy, Santos graduated in the top sixth percentile of her class with a GPA of 4.16/5.0, received academic achievement awards her sophomore and junior years and was recognized as the Student of the Month twice during her senior year. "Dedication has a major impact in my life and is something I value over a lot of things," Santos said. "Nothing can be done without putting in 110 percent of everything you've got and striving to do your very best and nothing less. It is my driving force to work hard in order to see results." Santos will major in biochemistry on a pre-medicine track in hope of one day becoming a forensic pathologist.
Baylor Law School's Veterans' Assistance Clinic Receives Grant from State Bar of Texas
WACO, Texas (July 1, 2015) — For the first time in Baylor Law School history, the State Bar of Texas has awarded a grant to support and foster the ongoing effort of the Baylor Law School Veterans' Assistance Clinic to provide Texas military veterans free legal counsel.
Baylor Named 'Best Buy' in Fiske Guide to Colleges 2016
WACO, Texas (July 1, 2015) – Baylor University again has been named a "Best Buy" in the 2016 edition of the best-selling <i>Fiske Guide to Colleges</i>.

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Enterprise Integration and Information Architecture
A Systems Perspective on Industrial Information Integration
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Mother testifies in infant's death
Family says father was not on drugs
Testimony on Thursday of Darik S. Morell Sr.'s family and friends painted a very different portrait from prosecutor's of Morell's behavior in the hours before and after the death of the infant son he is accused of killing.
Morell and Brittany Fox, the child's mother, are both facing class A felony charges of neglect of a dependent causing death for the death of Darik Morell Jr. in the early morning hours of March 29, 2009.
Morell is accused of rolling on top of his son while the couple slept with him on a couch in their apartment at 1007 Corregidor Circle.
Witnesses for the prosecution testified that urine and blood samples taken from Morell after the child's death tested positive for methamphetamine and marijuana. Forensic toxicologist Scott Krieger testified that the levels of methamphetamine detected in the samples from Morell were consistent with someone who had used the drug several days earlier.
Child Protective Services case manager Kelly Whitledge testified that Morell admitted to her that he had used methamphetamine in the days leading up to the death. Whitledge interviewed Morell at St. Mary's Medical Center after the 6-month-old infant was pronounced dead.
Dr. Elmo Griggs, the pathologist who performed the autopsy and determined the cause of death for the infant, testified that the baby's chest had been compressed to the point where his lungs collapsed.
Deputy Prosecutor Charles Berger called witnesses Wednesday and Thursday who testified that Morell was acting drowsy and lethargic, at one point even falling asleep across his son's body after he had been pronounced dead. The witnesses included hospital, medical and law enforcement personnel.
Krieger testified Thursday that such behavior was consistent with the crashing affect of coming down from a methamphetamine high and likened it to a feeling of extreme exhaustion.
Having been granted immunity so that her testimony could not be used against her at her own trial, Fox testified that she and Morell had smoked methamphetamine but that she didn't recall when or how much. She testified that she woke up to her son crying, prepared a bottle and gave it to Morell to feed him. She next woke up to find her son not moving.
But on Thursday, defense attorney Ivan Arnaez put Morell's family and friends on the witness stand to testify that there was another explanation for Morell's behavior.
Arnaez called seven witnesses to testify about the events before and after the death and about Morell's personality characteristics that might have been mistaken for other behavior by people who didn't know him. He said none of the witnesses had been interviewed by police.
"The jury should be able to hear from everybody who made observations," he said.
The witnesses testified that Morell often dealt with people he didn't want to talk to by ignoring them, looking away, hiding his head and speaking in mumbles — all behaviors prosecution witnesses testified they observed from Morell.
"That was his mechanism, I guess, for trying to cope with whatever was bothering him," said friend Ashley Hines.
The witnesses also testified that Morell appeared and acted normal on the day before the death, playing video games and wrestling during a large family gathering at his apartment.
Shaun Gibson testified that he lived in the other side of the duplex with his fiancee, Tabitha Burris, Morell's sister. He said there were no baby beds in Morell and Fox's apartment because the baby often slept in a baby bed and a bassinet kept at Gibson's apartment. He said Burris and Fox were friends and that the two couples frequently went back and forth between apartments.
He testified that Morell ran over and woke them up by pounding on the door and begging Burris to come help. Gibson said Burris, although untrained, attempted CPR on the infant for two to three minutes until firefighters and an ambulance crew arrived.
Family members testified that instead of falling asleep across his son's body at the hospital, Morell was putting his arms around him in grief, sobbing and praying and that he was reluctant to leave his son's body.
Morell is expected to testify when the trial resumes today.
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We may also be moving in about a year or two, but we aren't sure on that. When we move, it'll probably be to a smaller place space wise, but I'm hoping we have at least 4 bdrms. We have 4 now, but one is in the basement.
4 kids in 2 bedrooms
We may also be moving in about a year or two, but we aren't sure on that. When we move, it'll probably be to a smaller place space wise, but I'm hoping we have at least 4 bdrms. We have 4 now, but one is in the basement.
Since they are still so young, I'd keep her with her brother. I know quite a few people with boys and girls who share a room during the elementary school years. Revisit the room arrangement when you move, or when they are older.
Married to Ted since 1994. Homeschooling mom to J & R (3/99), R (9/02), and J (6/06)
I would absolutely move the 0y/o into the basement, then have the 7 and 5 year olds share a room. We have our kids in 2 bedrooms upstairs and they sometimes ask about moving to the downstairs room. I tell them that they have to be able to get themselves out in a "fire drill", I am thinking by 10 that wouldn't be an issue.
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Or if they don't mind sharing keep them that way!
I would consider putting the 10 yr old in the basement bedroom.
mommy to 3 amazing kids
I have 3 boys and a girl. They ar ein 2 bedrooms . We had our daughter (9) in a bedroom with our middle son (5 now) .. They roomed together for a while but then my son asked if he could be with the other boys instead. And our DD said she would like that too. So now the 3 boys are in a room together and our 9 yrold is on her own.
I have no problem with them sharing. Our daughter is starting to get private about changing so it's a perfect time for them to stop sharing. But if they did share still, she couldchange in the bathroom or when he wasn't in the room I think. As long as the kids have no issue with it I don't see a problem wth it
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Move you to the basement. Oldest her own room. 2 middle share. And your son his own room.
We have 3 bed rooms. 1 is in the basement. Our 2 little girls share bigger room. Oldest dd has her own and we took the basement.
I'd call you a tool, but even THEY serve a purpose
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Motto:If you have to tell somebody something, they're not ready to hear it and when they're ready to hear it you don't have to say anything!
Okay, here goes! I'm putting myself out there!! I'm happy, single and looking for someone to share the next stage of my life. I love my job, hanging out with friends and family. I enjoy going out and visiting new places, as well as, staying home and watching a good movie or reading a good book. I love to sail, go to the ballet, musicals, plays and the movies. I enjoy the outdoors (i.e. hiking, swimming). I'm open to new experiences and like to try new things. I love to laugh and have a good sense of humor, however, some jokes go over my head and I need a little more processing time! I don't take myself too seriously and have been known to laugh at myself at least once a day for silly things that I've said or done. I'm hoping to find someone who likes to try new things with a sense of humor and who doesn't take themselves too seriously. I'm dependable and responsible in both my career and personal life. My philosophy for life is to live life to your fullest because life is a journey to be lived and not a problem to be solved. I can be serious when necessary but I don't take life too seriously. I'm hoping to find someone who can be the same way. I believe in personal responsibility, but will help someone out when needed. I believe in forgiveness not revenge (although I do like the new series on TV!), taking the high ground so to speak and leaving those behind who think otherwise! I don't play games (unless they are flirty and fun); I pretty much call it how I see it and I'm looking for a straight shootin man!! Oh, which reminds me, I also believe in the right to bear arms!! So if this sounds like someone you'd like to meet then I'm ready to meet you too!!
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NEC unveils XR series in the Plasmasync range of large monitors
NEC has unveiled three new high-end consumer plasma screens, dubbed the XR range in its Plasmasync series.
At 42, 50, and 60-inches, the plasmas include the AMX Cafe Duet, which is a programming language that enables the plasma to communicate with a range of digital and audio devices.
They also include the Bonded Colour Filter, to reduce reflection and improve brightness.
Other features include Red Colour Purity to improve skin tone reproduction, and Auto Dynamic Gamma Correction to enhance moving picture image between light and dark scene detail.
For the eco-friendly set, the monitors also operate with reduced power consumption, resulting in a 22% reduction in consumption over previous models.
Not for your average Joe, the new range has been designed for the high-end consumer, and to be professionally installed and integrated into built-in home entertainment systems.
"The XR series is the future in high performance integrated plasmas, designed for high-end consumes with state of the art homes now, or being designed and built for the enjoyment of High Definition content from HDTV to games, PCs and home entertainment servers", said Simeon Joseph, NEC product manager.
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After spending two years as the assistant strength and conditioning coach at Lamar, Joshua Miller was named the head coach in May of 2013.
In addition to managing the development of Lamar's football program, Coach Miller also oversees a strength staff responsible for designing and implementing scientifically based strength and conditioning programs for the universities Olympic sports.
Miller holds certifications and memberships through the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (SCCC) and United States Weightlifting (USAW - Level 1 Sport Performance Coach).
Prior to coming to Lamar, Miller served as interim director and graduate assistant in the sport performance program at Southeastern Louisiana. While at SLU, Miller designed and implemented programs for football, baseball, men's and women's basketball, soccer and volleyball.
He also served as a student intern at Gayle Hatch Weightlifting in Baton Rouge and as a volunteer strength and conditioning coach at Hammond (La.) High School.
Miller earned a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Southeastern Louisiana in 2009 and a master's degree in kinesiology from Lamar in 2012. He resides in Beaumont with his wife, Brittany, and son, Maximus.


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Climate Change
Oil is the single largest source of carbon dioxide in the United States. It's responsible for 42 percent of the CO2 emissions in the United States, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That's far more than is attributed to coal (34 percent) and natural gas (24 percent), which are used not for transportation but to heat and light our homes.
Emissions from power plants are being reduced as more utilities switch to cleaner-burning, abundant natural gas. The rising number of installations of renewable sources like solar and wind has helped.
A similar shift needs to happen with oil consumption, because we can't address the impact of greenhouse-gas emissions (most of which is carbon dioxide) without dealing with oil.
CO2 and other greenhouse gases trap heat within the earth's atmosphere, elevating global temperatures. The Scripps Institute at the University of California, San Diego reported in April 2014 that the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere was measured at 401.33 parts per million , the first time in human history the concentration had exceeded 400.
Other troubling data points:
- Thirteen of the 14 warmest years on record have occurred since the year 2000 (the outlier being 1998, when an unusually strong El Nino warming trend occurred).
- In 2014, we experienced the warmest June since climate records began being logged in 1880, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
- The average surface temperature on the planet was 61.2 degrees Fahrenheit, 1.3 degrees above the average for June in the 20th century.
Climate change can't necessarily explain individual weather events: Some regions of the world are exceedingly dry (as in California, which is facing a historic drought), while others get battered by violent storms. The trend is toward more and more unpredictable extremes that will only intensify as temperatures keep rising.
Our complete dependence on gasoline limits our ability to reduce carbon levels in the atmosphere without causing great harm to our economy and quality of life.
But if we created a truly competitive marketplace in which consumers could choose between gasoline and cheaper, cleaner-burning alternatives like ethanol, methanol and compressed natural gas, we could quickly replace millions of gallons of gasoline. Since the average American car emits about six tons of carbon dioxide each year, the environmental benefits of replacement fuels would add up quickly if those fuels were easily accessible. .
In this case, what's good for the economy would also be good for the planet.
Air Quality
Motor vehicles are responsible for about half the air pollution generated in the United States.
U.S. air quality is a lot better than it used to be, thanks in large part to power plants shifting from coal to cleaner natural gas. Regulations have made vehicles more fuel-efficient as well, and thousands of people have switched to plug-in hybrids or all-electric vehicles. Together, these have helped bring down pollution levels, even as the number of total vehicle miles has approximately doubled since 1970.
And yet still too many people live in areas where the air is dangerously dirty: According to the American Lung Association's State of the Air 2014 report, 47 percent of the nation — 147.6 million people — live in places where pollution levels make it dangerous to breathe.
Tailpipe emissions contain a variety of toxic substances , among them:
- Hydrocarbons. These include benzene, which is also found in cigarettes, and which can cause leukemia, lymphoma and other cancers.
- Nitrogen oxides (NOx). They react with hydrocarbons to form ground-level ozone, a major component of smog, which stings the eyes and can damage the lungs.
- Carbon monoxide (CO). This gas is created when there's not enough oxygen to thoroughly burn the gasoline in an engine. In high enough concentrations, it's poisonous.
- Particulate matter. Fine particles that are produced from combustion of a variety of fuels, including diesel fuel, wood and coal. Given their small size, they can lodge in the lungs, elevating the risk of respiratory illness and cardiovascular disease.
Air pollution causes a wide range of health problems, including asthma, cancer and heart attacks and strokes. Young children and the elderly are especially vulnerable, and pollution tends to be worse in urban areas.
A 2011 study at the University of Southern California, which has studied the effects of freeway pollution for years, showed that pollution in heavy traffic caused inflammation in the brains of mice that was similar to the effects of Alzheimer's. A Harvard study from 2014 found a link between Salt Lake City's dreadful wintertime air pollution and that city's soaring rate of autism among children.
Vehicles that are more technologically advanced, with better gas mileage, are rolling off the assembly lines every day. But ask yourself: When's the next time you'll be able to buy a new car? Fuel Freedom's goal is to give drivers a choice of cheaper alternative fuels like ethanol, methanol and compressed natural gas, today.
Creating wider access to replacement fuels will displace a portion of the gasoline we burn, resulting in fewer toxic compounds being sent into the air.
Water Pollution
One of the most devastating effects of our oil addiction is the high number of oil spills that pollute waterways and communities.
Regardless of where spills occur along the supply chain — at well sites, storage facilities, pipelines, ships or train cars — they've exacted a devastating toll on human life, as well as the environment.
In 2010, BP's Deepwater Horizon offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico exploded, killing 11 workers. Oil gushed from the seafloor well for 87 days, spilling more than 200 million gallons. The disaster dwarfed the 1989 Exxon Valdez accident, when the oil tanker ran aground and spilled 11 million gallons of oil into Alaska's Prince William Sound.
Another issue is the increasing number of derailments of trains carrying crude. As U.S. oil production continues to surge, thanks in large part to the Bakken shale-oil formation (underneath parts of North Dakota, Montana and the Canadian provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba) , more and more oil must be shipped through an antiquated rail system. The tanker of choice is the DOT-111, a car designed in the 1960s that has a propensity to leak if its steel hull is breached in a derailment. Critics have called it the "Ford Pinto of rail cars." Worsening the problem, the U.S. transportation secretary has said that Bakken oil seems to be more volatile than other types of crude. The oil industry and its proponents dispute this claim.
- On July 6, 2013, a trainload of Bakken oil went out of control and crashed in the Canadian town of Lac-Megantic, in Quebec. Oil tankers ignited, and an inferno engulfed the downtown, killing 47 people.
- In January 2014, McClatchy-Tribune Newspapers published an investigation, citing federal data that showed 1.15 million gallons of crude had spilled in U.S. rail accidents in 2013. In the previous 38 years from 1975 through 2012, a total of 800,000 gallons were spilled.
- In July 2014, U.S. regulators, in response to the string of derailments, announced that railroads and shipping companies would have to switch to stronger, safer tanker cars within two years.
Smaller spills don't grab the headlines of the major disasters, but they can still be a threat to health and wildlife. As The Denver Post reported in mid-July 2014, there had been nearly 2,500 oil and gas spills in Colorado since January 2010, with almost 21 percent contaminating either surface water, like rivers, or groundwater. Some of those spills contained benzene, a component of crude, which is known to cause cancer.
Another concern is the huge quantity of water required for oil drilling. Each well uses millions of gallons of fresh water. Of the nearly 40,000 new oil and gas wells drilled since 2011, 55 percent were in areas plagued by drought, according to a report by the Ceres investor network in early 2014.
Extracting oil from the ground is dirty, dangerous work. Transporting from oil fields to storage sites and refineries, across thousands of miles of an aging rail system, can be equally perilous. Often communities have no idea when a flammable cargo is rolling through town, and even when there is a spill, residents sometimes aren't told right away there's a danger.
The best way to reduce the risk of a catastrophic accident is to reduce oil consumption in the United States. And the fastest way to do that, with our existing fuel distribution network and existing fleet of vehicles, is to clear a path for alternative fuels like ethanol and methanol to compete alongside gasoline at the pump.


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Desirable 1846 Eagle, PR64 Cameo, Ex: Pittman1846 $10 PR64 Cameo NGC. Ex: Pittman. The last of the three 1846-dated proof gold coins offered here as individual lots. These piece were all at one time part of an amazing, original 10-piece proof set, complete from half cent through eagle, first offered in an 1892 auction of 19th century dealer Ed Frossard. The set passed from Numismatic Gallery in 1949 to collector extraordinaire John Jay Pittman, who exhibited the set many times at ANA conventions, along with his complete proof sets dated 1843, 1844, and 1845. According to Garrett and Guth, Pittman considered the run of complete 1843-46 proof sets to be "among his most prized possessions."
One of Two Outside of Museum Collections
One of Two Outside of Museum Collections
This 1846 proof eagle is one of only four known survivors, with two of them in museum collections. The Smithsonian Institution and American Numismatic Society each have a proof example; the third example is the Eliasberg coin. In cataloging this piece, David Akers comments:
"A total of four examples are known and these may represent the entire mintage since there are only four or fewer pieces known of each of the gold Proofs of the 1840's."
The 1846 eagles are elusive even as business strikes, due to their small antebellum mintage of a bit more than 20,000 coins--although the proof coins are immeasurably rarer. An MS61 business strike sold for $22,500 in 2005, setting a record at the time for the issue. Akers wrote in 1988:
"The 1846 is a grossly underrated date in this most underrated U.S. coin series. It is not easy to locate an 1846 Eagle in any condition ... No uncirculated specimen has ever been auctioned and I have never seen one in that grade. In fact, I have only seen one that I graded AU."
Note that the Eliasberg specimen below has traded hands numerous times over the years, and for most of those occasions, the piece was touted as the "only piece available to collectors," since the Pittman coin was usually noted as "New York collection." The Pittman example here thus makes a second specimen available to collectors of this prime rarity. This fully struck proof coin displays a satiny surface texture overall and is remarkably free of mentionable contact, with noteworthy field-device contrast and exceptionally well-mirrored fields. An incredible prize with an important and lengthy pedigree--like all the coins in this set--the present piece should be the subject of feverish bidding when it crosses the auction block. Today's exceptional market for gold coins and rarities should make for interesting bidding.
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--PR64 Deep Cameo. Mint Cabinet; Smithsonian Institution.
--PR64 Cameo NGC. Part of a complete original cased proof set complete with gold, the only one known. Ed Frossard (11/4/1892); Numismatic Gallery (1949); John J. Pittman; Pittman Collection (Akers, 5/1998), lot 1712, realized $522,500 for the set. The present example.
--Proof. American Numismatic Society. Displayed at the famed 1914 ANS Exhibition.
--Proof. Elmer S. Sears (12/1921); John H. Clapp (1942); Clapp Estate; Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr.; Eliasberg Estate ("U.S. Gold," Bowers and Ruddy, 10/1982), lot 675, Choice Brilliant Proof-65, $46,200; Don Kagin; Auction '90 (Akers, 8/1990), lot 1922, "Choice Proof 63 or finer," realized $101,750; Worrell Collection (Superior, 9/1993), lot 1670, PR63 PCGS, realized $46,200; Seymour Finkelstein Collection (Stack's, 10/1995), lot 1636, Choice Brilliant Proof, PR65 PCGS, offered by Albanese Rare Coins in March 2005 at $300,000.(Registry values: P1) (NGC ID# 28F5, PCGS# 88782)
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Almost half of all teenaged boys do this more than twice a day. What is it?
It involves squirting and/ or spraying….
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Believe it or not…. According to a new poll, 58% of Americans still own one of these. What is it?
3 Letters
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According to statistics, just about 20% of us have done THIS to a stranger. What is it?
Say Cheese!
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The Earth's population is over 7 billion, and close to 5 billion people have a cell phone! More people actually own a cell phone than one of these… what is it?
Don't just brush this one off….
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1 in 10 women love THIS more than their partner. What is it?
Meow! Woof!
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On average, you're going to do this about 50 times a year. What?
It invovles eating…..
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The edge of one of these has 119 grooves. What is it?
This will make CENTS to one QUAURTER of you…..
Monday, December 23, 201312/23/2013
The average person buys one of these every year and a half, what is it?
Picture is your clue!
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Simaz wins at 197 in OT.
If Wade wins by decision, team score winds up tied. He wins by bonus he gives Penn State the team title. Apland wins then Cornell is champs.
Simaz wins at 197 in OT.
If Wade wins by decision, team score winds up tied. He wins by bonus he gives Penn State the team title. Apland wins then Cornell is champs.
Rug looked shocked after Peterkin did that flip in the first Looked as if RUG was going to roll right over him.
Taylor may be the best wrestler I ever saw. No one has ever beaten Young like that-Maybe now the ''brain'' trust at IU will let he and Kurt go back up.
Wade gets 2 nf with 3 seconds left to win 2-1
Finals results
125: James Nicholson (Old Dominion) dec Zach Sanders (Minnesota) 4-2
133: Rollie Peterkin (Penn) dec Lou Ruggirello (Hofstra) 6-0
141: Kellen Russell (Michigan) dec Mike Thorn (Minnesota) 6-2
149: Kyle Dake (Cornell) dec Frank Molinaro (Penn State) 1-0
157: David Taylor (Penn State) tech Paul Young (Indiana) 19-2
165: Justin Kerber (Cornell) dec Cody Yohn (Minnesota) 6-4
174: Ed Ruth (Penn State) dec Chris Henrich (Virginia) 7-2
184: Chris Honeycutt (Edinboro) dec Steve Bosak (Cornell) 7-2
197: Cam Simaz (Cornell) dec Cayle Byers (George Mason) 5-4
285: Cam Wade (Penn State) dec Ben Apland (Michigan) 4-2
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Man, that Simaz match...first Simaz dislocates his knee and continues wrestling, THEN he falls off the stage and continues wrestling, THEN he falls off AGAIN and continues wrestling...and then he wins. Talk about a tough sucker.
Funny fact: I heard Kyle Dake singing "We Are The Co-Champions" as he walked down the bleachers and up to the awards.
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Steel Storm is a top down arcade shooter with old school spirit. The game has score oriented competitive gameplay, and is designed for people who like fast paced action, hordes of smart enemies, destructible worlds and ground shaking explosions.
The events take place in an alternative universe where you are a pilot of R.I.A.C. (Royal Interstellar Armored Corps), who controls an advanced hovertank, packed with the most advanced and sophisticated weapons. Your task is simple, but nevertheless not trivial. In the fight against separatist Union forces, you must prevail!
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i love your game, and wow! it's on DP engine!! respect, bro!
thank you :)
I have to buy this? *sigh*
Eeh, you don't have to buy it, but you also can't have it for free ;)
already finish first one, i love it so good
Tracking and downloading the linux version now!
Thanks Genocidical.
@ admins: For some reason you guys archived v1.0 announcement news post and now marketing is suffering :/
this really i eye catching for me i mean im not usally interested in top view shooters but this is very interesting and i like the graphics great job guys
Well, I uploaded the release (v1.0) and the news, waiting on approval.
Also waiting on reviews and interviews ;)
I'm working my full review. I still haven't beat the last level, so once I do that (when I finally have time) I will give a thorough review.
Yay! I hope it will be a good one :)
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Marinate the game hens overnight. They're served with snow peas.
YIELD: Serves 2 to 4
Mix first 8 ingredients in large bowl. Add hens skin side down. Cover and refrigerate 24 hours, turning once.
Using small sharp knife, cut between membranes of oranges to release segments. Set orange segments aside.
Preheat oven to 400°F. Transfer hens to shallow baking pan. Place marinade in heavy small saucepan and boil until reduced to 3/4 cup, about 12 minutes. Brush both sides of hens with reduced marinade. Arrange skin side up in pan. Roast 5 minutes. Baste hens. Cook 10 minutes longer. Reduce oven temperature to 350°F. Baste hens and cook 10 minutes. Sprinkle hens with sesame seeds and roast until cooked through, about 10 minutes longer. Let stand 10 minutes.
Cook snow peas in pot of boiling salted water until crisp-tender, 1 to 2 minutes. Drain. Place 1 hen half in center of each plate. Alternate snow peas and orange segments around hens and serve.


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Share a Story is a collection of immigration stories that explores the experience of migration to Victoria. The stories reflect on the reasons why migrants left home; the journey to Australia; their thoughts and feelings when they first settled here; and their subsequent lives in their new country.
We welcome you to share your own story or your family's story of immigration to Victoria below. Stories be entered into the Share a Story database and can be read in the Discovery Centre at Immigration Museum.
The story should focus on the experience of leaving your home country, the journey and arrival in Victoria. Samples of stories can be found on our Question of the Week linked at right. Please also give your country of origin, place and year of arrival and the name of the ship or plane.
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Finding missing family is something that is very hard to do, due to Privacy Laws and the fact that locating people takes a lot of effort. We do have a webpage that may help, it is called Locating living people. It contains links to various Government agencies, as well as tips on where to go looking.
My husband Hendrik Pieter Mulder (Henk) arrived with his family in December 1956 on the Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt. He was 17. They travelled to Bonegilla Camp, but soon left for Warren NSW to work on his uncle Jack Lindhout's farm. He married 1964 and had a daughter Sandra Lee. He died of Mesothelioma in September 2011. He was exposed to asbestos while in the building game in the early 1960s. He did volunteer work from 2004 in Kalgoorlie and remote Aboriginal communities sharing his building skills.
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'Teen Wolf' Season 4 episode 10: Was Meredith really The Benefactor?Add to Favorites | Teen Wolf
In tonight's special viewing of "Teen Wolf" before the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards supernaturals teamed up against their assassins, we find out the real benefactor, and oh yeah, Stiles gets his girl back. Spoilers ahead.
Meredith got the dead pool Idea from...Peter?
Meredith has been saying all along that all she's wanted to do was help, but which side? After Lydia and Stiles are saved from the Eichen House basement, Meredith only asks to speak to one person in the police station -- Peter Hale.
It turns out after Lydia's grandmother drove Meredith insane, Meredith spent a few weeks in a coma just a few beds over from Peter Hale -- the only survivor of the Hale family fire. Due to her banshee powers Meredith was able to hear all of Peter's thoughts as if he were sitting on her bed explaining it all to her. In Peter's comatose rage he revealed his entire plan to use the Hale family fortune to create the dead pool and remake Beacon Hills' supernatural population in his evil image.
Does this mean that Peter will finally have to pay for the three plus seasons of horror he's enacted on our favorite werewolf habitat town? Of course not. Legal technicalities prevent Sheriff Stilinski from putting a bullet between Hale's werewolf blue eyes and the evil mastermind walks away yet again.
Scott VS The Assassins
Meanwhile, Scott is trying to keep true to his promise that no more supernaturals are going to die on his watch. He teams up with Papa Argent and the Buddhist pack of werewolves to take on their hunters. They send out a signal to all of the potential assassins -- both professional and amateur -- to come at them.
It's a full out attack, and even Derek steps up to help take out the hunters. It seems like Scott may be in danger of losing his red eyes in favor of blue ones as he attacks an amateur assassin. Just as his conscience is kicking in his victim's phone buzzes to announce -- gasp -- all benefactor contracts have been canceled!
Stiles, Malia and the dead pool
There's nothing like a dead pool to bring people back together, right? After hearing that Stiles almost died in the basement, Malia comes to the hospital to see if he's okay. Things are still tense, however, since Malia is still struggling with the fact Stiles kept the fact that Peter is her father a secret. Thanks to some clever engineering (you're the best Mama McCall!) the two are forced to work out their issues. "Even smart people do stupid things," Stiles tries to explain. It's okay though, because Malia likes him, likes him a lot, and after a little lip lockage the two are back to solving supernatural mysteries.
Their first order of business is to decode the tape Stiles found at Eichen House. Thanks to Malia's werecoyote hearing she recognizes the record player from Lydia's lake house in the background. Stiles and Malia head out there to see what they can find. Hidden behind the wall they find those 1970s computers from Lydia's flashback last week about her grandmother -- it is what has been sending out the dead pool correspondence. With some super sleuth help from Lydia, Stiles and Malia find the key to shut the whole thing down and it seems that Beacon Hills will be safe from the Benefactor once and for all.
...Everyone but Scott that is.
You know that icky feeling you've been having about Peter and Kate Argent hanging out and having secret meetings in the sewer? It's deserved. Peter is a bit on edge because things haven't gone exactly how he planned and Kate accuses him of backing out on the plan.
"No, of course not," Peter says menacingly, trying to look introspective as he runs his hand under some sewer runoff (gross?) "Not when I'm this close to killing Scott McCall."
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In this exercise, I'm going to introduce you to adjustment layers, which are independent layers of color adjustment inside Photoshop. They affect all the layers below them. They remain 100% editable. So you can always go back and change your mind. And they're nondestructive. And that they temporarily as opposed to permanently affect the colors of pixels inside of your images. We're going to employ a couple of Brightness/Contrast layers in order to more or less match these butterflies to each other. So you may recall I've got Light butterfly.jpg and Dark butterfly.jpg opened, here inside of Photoshop.
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Light butterfly is looking a little more drab. But we may be able to get a closer match than this by adjusting our Brightness/Contrast numbers, but what we've applied so far is not adjustable. Here you don't want to just go back and apply Brightness/Contrast again of course because that would be incrementally damaging your image. You could undo and try again. But that's not going to give you much flexibility compared with what we're about to do. So what I'd like you to do if you're working along with me. I've got Dark butterfly.jpg opened. I'll go to the File menu.
And I'll choose the Revert command. Notice a couple of weird things about Revert. First of all it has a keyboard shortcut, which means that you can choose Revert command by accidentally pressing F12, if you're not careful, which is a fairly dangerous thing because when you choose Revert, you'll loose all your unsaved changes. Also if I choose the Revert command here in Photoshop, I don't get a warning or anything. My changes just go away. And well, the reason that Photoshop can afford to be so cavalier especially by the way so cavalier as to give you a keyboard shortcut.
I'll just press F12 for Light butterfly.jpg in order to restore its original settings. It's because reverting is an undoable operation. If I go up to the Edit menu, there's Undo Revert. You can press Ctrl+Z, Command+Z to get everything back. You also by the way can go over to the History panel, right here by clicking on History icon. And you'll notice all of your operations are still intact. So there is the appearance of the image when I opened it. There's the Brightness/Contrast adjusted version of the image. And there is the reverted image.
So I could just as easily by the way go back to the Open version if I like. I should make this caveat. If I do that, I can never get back to Brightness/Contrast after applying a different modification, because then it'll be gone. So it doesn't matter for our case. We don't want that Brightness/Contrast adjustment. Here I am inside the layers panel. And I'm going to bring up the Adjustments by clicking on the Adjustments icon. Notice right there we've got a row of color adjustment, starting with Brightness/Contrast, then Levels, then Curves, then Exposure.
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So I just want you to note that, what we're going to do is click on Brightness/Contrast like so in order to add a layer. Notice that you do two things. You add a layer to the layers panel. And that affects all layers below. Then you bring up your numerical settings and other options here inside the Adjustments panel. And also inside of Photoshop CS 5, you go ahead and automatically highlight that first value because you may recall back in the Setup chapter, I had you turned on Auto Select parameter, very important if you want to be able to move fluidly through the program.
All right, so since I'm working at Light butterfly, I'm going to go ahead and change this value to (-45). And then tab to Contrast and change it to 70. All I'm doing is reinstating the last numerical settings I've applied. I'll go ahead and Hide that panel. Then I'll switchover to Dark butterfly here in order to make it active. Bring up the Adjustments panel again. This time though, rather than clicking on the icon, which you may recall if you click on the icon you make a new layer called Brightness/Contrast 1. I don't want that. So I'll press Ctrl+Z, Command+Z on the Mac to undo that modification.
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Highlanders v Blues - Live
Full time Highlanders 38-28 Blues. Is that the Blues season over? The bonus point may just keep them in it but that's certainly a very disappointing result for Sir John Kirwan's men. The match was won by an incredibly strong first half showing from the home side in which they starved the Blues of possession and attacked with precision. The Blues got their hands on the ball a lot more in the second 40 and managed to get themselves back into it but it always looked to be a bridge too far and as Highlanders kept the scoreboard ticking over with a few penalties they were always in charge.
80 CONVERSION, BLUES, KERR 28-38. Kerr adds two more but that's that.
80 TRY, BLUES, BRAID 26-38. The Blues lose the line-out but they'll get one more chance as there is a knock on from the Highlanders. They break through Frank Halai and then Charles Piutau who runs strongly into the 22. The hooter has gone but we play on with the Blues looking for a bonus-point try. As the ball gets stuck in a ruck the Blues get a penalty for offside and Gibson-Park takes it quickly. Braid picks up from the base and dives over.
79 YELLOW CARD, HIGHLANDERS, MACKINTOSH. We go upstairs to look at some foul play after Mealamu and Mackintosh exchanged some blows. Mackintosh gets a yellow but it all looked pretty mild.
79 Quick ball off the top of the line-out and Nonu hits it up in the midfield. It goes wide to Renata who tries unsuccessfully to round Ranger. The ball is spread wide to the far side and with time running out they keep it tight for a few phases before Nonu once again runs strongly, surging to within 5 from the line. A knock on from Ioane brings a halt to play.
77 Parker clears to 30 out. The Blues look to bash it up from the line-out but Hardie is all over the tackled player in the midfield and wins his side a penalty as the Blues don't release. Parker sets up a line-out on the Blues 10m line.
PENALTY, HIGHLANDERS, PARKER 38-21 From 39 out and 10 in from the touchline Parker finds the target and that's surely it.
74 Good pressure from the Highlanders as Dixon charges down an attempted clearance from Francis Saili and the Highlanders have a scrum five out a few metres in from the near touchline. And they get the penalty from the scrum as the Blues are penalised for collapsing.
72 It's Slade's last play of the night as he's replaced by Hayden Parker. Strong carry from Ioane and then Thorn as the Highlanders rampage forward. Dixon is five short but Murray knocks it on! Aaron Smith should have gone left to the backs rather than right to the forwards and the opportunity is lost.
70 Gibson-Park clears and the Highlanders run it up to halfway. Williams is penalised for a deliberate knock down just inside his own half and Slade will go for posts. A really harsh decision there, he was going for the ball, his intention was not to knock the ball down. Slade can't find the target with 10 to go.
68 CONVERSION, BLUES, KERR 21-35. Kerr reduces the deficit to 14 - is there a twist in this tale?
67 TRY, BLUES, LUATUA 19-35. Replacement TJ Ioane is pinged at the ruck and Gibson-Park takes it quickly and Boric gets them 5 short. The ball is shovelled on to Luatua who fights his way over.
66 Oh, so close for the Blues as Halai races onto a kick through and the men from Auckland are tackled 5 out from the line. A short line-out from the Highlanders goes wrong and the Blies are on the attack once more.
64 Some trouble at scrum time as we have two resets as a handful of new frontrowers get to grips with matters. A burst from Nonu clears the lines before Aaron Smith boots it just short of halfway.
62 Ben Smith clears under pressure and Halai runs it back at them. The Blues are starting to find their feet and as the ball goes wide they start to make inroads and Halai just can't hold on as Naholo runs down the flank. Highlanders scrum inside their own 22. Treeby and Hore are both subbed as Jamie Joseph brings on some fresh legs with his side flagging a bit.
60 For once the Blues are able to work the ball through the phases and they make good ground initially before being driven back a tad. They show patience but the ball foes wide to Naholo who is tackled into touch on the 22.
57 Gibson-Park clears from the restart and Ben Smith returns to halfway. The Highlanders are pinged at the breakdown and the Blues set up a line-out 10m out from the Highlanders line.
55 TRY, BLUES, RANGER 14-33. Ali Williams has a chance to have a long chat to the ref as a spectator has a bit of a run around the field in back play. Aaron Smith comes on for the excellent Tanaka. Great set move brings Braid into the line and he punches through the line hands off to Ranger who is in support and has the pace to finish.
53 Big shot from Gear! The winger lined up his opposite number from a mile out and it's a bone-crushing tackle. The Blues hammer it down field and the Highlanders look to run it back at them but Hire is pinged fro leaving his feet and the Blues have a line-out on the host's 22. It just goes from bad to worse for the Blues though as for the second time they're penalised for numbers coming in and out of the line-out.
51 It's happened again! Kerr is trying to give his forwards a chance but for the second time the restart doesn't go 10. The Highlanders move it up through Gear and Hore but some strong defence sees the ball turned over. Kerr grubbers into space but it's fielded by Renata. The Blues once again managed to get their hands on it in the tackle. Gibson-Park's pass is accidentally knocked down and the Blues have a scrum on their 10m line.
49 PENALTY, HIGHLANDERS, SLADE 35-7. Slade brings up 100 points for the season with another three-pointer, this time from halfway. you wouldn't think this is a man who has struggled with his goal-kicking this term.
48 The restart doesn't go 10 and the Highlanders have a scrum on halfway as Keven Mealamu comes on for his 150th Super Rugby appearance, behind just Nathan Sharpe in appearances. The Highlanders ahve the penalty as Angus Ta'avao goes to ground.
46 PENALTY, HIGHLANDERS, SLADE 32-7. From right out in front Slade makes no mistake.
45 The Highlanders take the scrum option and Slade brings it up to the line. Luke Braid wins the turnover and Ranger takes it forward. The Blues spread it wide but a loose pass from Saili allows Slade to clear. Quick throw from the Blues and they look to run it out of their own 22 but are pinged for obstruction.
42 Peter Saili takes the line-out but the Blues knock it on at the maul and Slade clears to the 10m. The Highlanders get a short arm as the Blues are penalised for bringing players in and out of the line-out.
41 The Blues get an early penalty from the restart.
Half Time Highlanders 29-7 Blues. Wow, I don't think many people saw that coming! The Highlanders have been superb in attack and that's what they've done all night, they've had three-quarters of the possession and territory and just haven't allowed the Blues to get in the game.
40 CONVERSION, BLUES, KERR 7-29. Kerr adds the extras.
40 TRY, BLUES, NAHOLO 5-29. The Blues have a chance with a line-out 10 out from their opposition's line and time nearly up on the clock. It goes over the top and the Highlanders hack it ahead. Waisake Naholo gathers and puts a little chip over the top. The Highlanders look to have it covered but the bounce of the ball conspires against them and two defenders collide to allow Naholo to collect and trot over for the try.
40 Gibson-Park puts in the high kick and it's fielded brilliantly by Slade. Strong defence from Kerr on Ellison and the Highlanders are pinged for going off their feet.
38 The Blues momentarily attack and a little kick is put in over the top and it nearly works out with Ranger lurking but the ball is knocked on and the Highlanders have possession back with a scrum just inside their 22. Slade clears and the Blues take the quick throw. Halai brings it up to halfway where he is tackled by Hardie who gets back on his feet and makes the steal. A great kick from Tanaka puts the Blues 5 out from their line. Luatua fields the line-out and the Highlanders are penalised, allowing the Blues some relief.
34 CONVERSION, HIGHLANDERS, SLADE 29-0. Slade extends the lead.
32 A short kick-off from the Blues but the Highlanders gather and Tanaka puts in the up and under. It's taken by Saili but a loose pass allows the Highlanders to get back on attack. Nnonu brings it up to the edge of the Blues 22.
30 TRY, HIGHLANDERS, SMITH 22-0. There is a sense of inevitability about this and as the ball goes wide it's received by none other than Smith who jinks inside and straightens, bulldozing over the line. Slade can't add the extras.
28 Braid spills it on the attack and the hosts clear. Saili clears with a bomb and it bounces awkwardly but Renata is able to collect and break back into the Blues half. Again the Highlanders attack with great purpose and they're consistently making ground as they move the ball through the hands. The attack is stymied a tad as they have to work really hard to keep the ball at ruck time out wide.
26 Overthrown by Parsons by Jamison Gibson-Park tidies up but a loose pass hands possession to the Highlanders but they're tackled into touch. Penalty to the Blues as Bekhuis is pinged at the line-out.
24 A break as we have a few players down. When we get going again the Blues will have a scrum on their 10m line after the Highlanders knocked on after putting pressure on the Blues following a chase from the kick-off clearance.
24 CONVERSION, HIGHLANDERS, SLADE 17-0. Slade nails another one! Good news on Weepu who just has a concussion, no neck injury and is recovering in the Blues changeroom.
23 TRY, HIGHLANDERS, ELLISON 15-0. All too easy for the Highlanders as Tuiali'i picks it up, passes to his left to Slade who hands off to Ellison who does well to see off Ranger and go over.
22 Haride and then Hore carry from the line-out before Gear, Ellison and Treeby all get their hands on it. Tanaka pops it up to Thorn and they're 2 from the line! The tackle turns into a maul and they're in danger of losing possession but the maul goes over the line so it's held up and the Highlanders have a scrum under the posts.
20 The Highlanders move it up to the 10m through a maul before Slade kicks down field but they go back for a penalty for the Blues being offside at the ruck and Slade sets up a line-out on the Blues 22.
18 PENALTY, HIGHLANDERS, SLADE 10-0. Slade extends the Highlanders' lead.
17 Hore sticks to his guns and calls for another scrum. Treeby is again brought in close and he shows great strength. Penalty for not releasing the tackle and the Highlanders tap and go. Another penalty for coming in from the side and Ali Williams is given a warning from referee White. They decide to go for the three points this time.
16 A break here as Weepu gets some attention. He got an accidental knee to the back of the head as Tuiali'i surged off the scrum. The game probably should have been stopped straight away as he's out for the count but referee White didn't see the prone player and one of his assistants didn't let him know. The scrum-half is stretchered off, never nice to see, he seems to be moving so hopefully it's not too serious.
15 Mose Tuiali'i breaks off the back of the scrum and he's made 20! The Highlanders move it from side to side and they're making ground with every move. Fumiaki Tanaka jinks inside and he's five from the line! The Blues defender tries to pull him into touch but the Blues are pinged for offside 5 fro their line.
13 Steven Luatua breaks through the middle and into the Highlanders half before handing it inside to Frank Halai who surges into the hosts' 22. Saili's pass doesn't go to hand though and it's a Highlanders have a scrum on their own 22. No surprise that the Blues look impressive with the ball in hand.
11 CONVERSION, HIGHLANDERS, SLADE 7-0. Slade adds the extras, a great start for the home side.
10 TRY, HIGHLANDERS, SMITH 5-0. Smith isn't held in tackle as he's hit hard but through some strong work breaks through. From the ensuing ruck he's at the base and sees things open up in front of him and he dives over. Smith has been everywhere and now he has an early birthday present!
9 The ball is cleared down field and birthday boy Ben Smith brings it back at them. Super hands from Ellison as the Highlanders keep the ball in play close to the near touchline. Trent Renata makes some metres into the 22 out wide. It's Gear this time who edges closer.
7 Treeby is brought in on the angle and he meets strong defence but is driven forward with the help of his team-mates. Again Slade takes the ball to the line (he's looking really good) and they're just short as the Thorn has a go. They get a penalty for offside and a massive sign of intent as they don't go for the easy three points and set up a scrum 10 in from the far touchline. Disappointment though as they're pinged for an early engagement!
5 Weepu puts in a high kick that is collected by Slade and the Highlanders spread it wide before grubbering it into the 22. The ball is back with the hosts and they're up to the Blues 10m. Smith breaks one tackle and makes some hard yards and the Highlanders remain on the front foot. Slade finds a little gap and they're up to the 22. This time it's Hore who breaks the tackle - a good passage of play here. The ball is deemed unplayable and the Highlanders have a scrum 10 from the Blues line. A great start to the line.
2 The Blues show an immediate willingness to run the ball and while they face solid defence first up the hosts are pinged for offisde and the Blues set up a line-out ont heir own 10m.
Extra Motivation The Gordon Hunter Memorial Trophy is up for grabs tonight and both teams will be eager to get their hands on it. The late Hunter was a New Zealand player, coach and selector who played a big role in both Highlanders and Blues rugby.
Weather There is a light wind with overcast conditions but that won't stop these two from playing some running rugby.
Team news Highlanders boss Jamie Joseph has dropped All Blacks Ma'a Nonu and Aaron Smith for this clash, with Shaun Treeby and Fumiaki Tanaka replacing them at inside centre and scrum-half respectively. At fly-half, Colin Slade returns to the starting XV at the expense of Hayden Parker while Trent Renata replaces Jason Emery on the right wing. Among the forwards, Jamie Mackintosh starts at loosehead prop in place of Tony Woodcock and Jarrad Hoeata switches to blindside flank at the expense of TJ Ioane. The Blues have also rung the changes for this encounter, with Sir John Kirwan making five changes to his starting XV. James Parsons replaces Keven Mealamu at hooker, with Anthony Boric coming into the second row in place of Culum Retallick. Steven Luatua has overcome a neck injury and returns on the side of the scrum while among the backs Baden Kerr gets a run at fly-half and Waisake Naholo gets a run on the wing.
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|Saturday 9th May
|Northampton 46 - 0 London Welsh
|Wasps 21 - 26 Leicester Tigers
|Gloucester 35 - 13 London Irish
|Sale Sharks 34 - 28 Newcastle Falcons
|Friday 8th May
|Harlequins 26 - 27 Bath
Rupert Cox's Off Load: Clermont, England Sevens and Jean Deysel come under scrutiny
Rupert Cox shares his highlights from the week's rugby action in his round-up blog.
Hits and tries
The biggest and toughest hits and tackles plus the best tries from the world of rugby union.
Rupert Cox's Off Load: Hurricanes, Toulouse and Nick Williams all come under scrutiny
Rupert Cox shares his highlights from the week's rugby action in his round-up blog.
Experts & Blogs
Phil Edwards
Read the thoughts and opinions of Phil Edwards with skysports.com