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The Wolves hire former Manitoba Moose head coach Scott Arniel to guide the franchise back to the top.
It's not certain how and when it became standard procedure in Manitoba to refer to the Chicago Wolves as the "Evil Empire." One report suggests a Winnipeg sports columnist tagged the Wolves as such because the franchise's thirst for championships --- and willingness to spare no expense to capture them --- was reminiscent of the New York Yankees.
Regardless of the "Evil Empire" origins, there's no debate the Wolves and the Moose tangled many times in the International Hockey League and the American Hockey League from 1996 to 2011 --- and the Wolves always seemed to get the best of the Moose. The teams met in the playoffs four times...and the Wolves won every time. That ratcheted up the rhetoric and the animosity between the fierce rivals.
"Oh, we hated them," said Scott Arniel, who played for the Moose from 1966-99 and served as their head coach from 2006-10.
So imagine the surprise and dismay on June 26 in Manitoba when the 50-year-old Arniel was revealed as the ninth head coach in Wolves history.
"I've gotten all kinds of text messages and emails from people telling me that I'm going with the enemy," Arniel said with a chuckle. "But I know (Wolves owner) Don Levin and (Manitoba owner) Mark Chipman and there's an unbelievable respect between the two owners. I knew (former Wolves coach) John Anderson very well. I knew (Wolves general manager) Wendell Young very well. Even though they were beating us, I always respected them.
Now it's Arniel's job to team up with Young and take the Wolves back to the championship. Arniel isn't a stranger to the Calder Cup Finals --- he earned the American Hockey League's 2009 Coach of the Year award after leading the Moose into the finals --- and it's already been made clear he's no stranger to the Wolves.
But Arniel is a stranger to failure. He had to deal with the concept for the first time on Jan. 9 when the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets removed him as head coach. Arniel's year-and-a-half stint with the struggling franchise started well --- the Jackets produced the second-best record in their 11-year history during Arniel's first season --- but he wound up doubting himself at the end.
"I had never been through getting fired," Arniel said. "I had been traded before, but in that case there's always somebody on the other end that wants you. It hits your ego. It hits your personality. It hits your family. It was an experience. I don't dwell on it (anymore). Before I'd dwell on it. I'd be sleepless at night thinking about things I'd change. But I've had great success as a coach.
"I spoke to a lot of people. Friends. Colleagues. It boosted me back up again. The first couple months, they were some of the toughest times of my hockey career. Since the end of February, things have been good. It helped that I helped out Vancouver doing some pre-scouting."
Arniel served as a volunteer pro scout for the Canucks during March and April, furthering a strong relationship with Vancouver's hockey operations department that began when Arniel led Manitoba (then the Canucks' AHL affiliate) to a 181-106-33 record. So when Craig MacTavish relinquished the Wolves head-coaching job in early June to return to the Edmonton Oilers as senior vice-president of hockey operations, it wasn't hard to figure Arniel would be a prime candidate to assume the reins.
Arniel was in the mix for an assistant coaching post with the NHL's San Jose Sharks, but opted for the chance to be the Wolves boss.
"When I was talking with friends and colleagues, I got some good advice about that next opportunity," Arniel said. "Obviously, I want to get back to the NHL someday as a head coach. I'd been offered a few assistant coaching jobs in the NHL this year."
Arniel met with several people, including Sharks GM Doug Wilson and Canucks GM Mike Gillis, at the NHL draft in late June before making his decision.
"It's a great organization in Chicago that wants to win and wants to put a good product on the ice," Wilson said. "It's one of the most quality jobs out there."
Arniel promptly recruited veteran coach Mike Foligno and longtime defenseman Nolan Baumgartner, last year's Wolves captain, to become the team's assistant coaches. Foligno and Arniel played together for the Buffalo Sabres from 1986-90 while Arniel coached Baumgartner with Manitoba in 2008-10.
"He is a really intense coach, which I think is great," Baumgartner said. "I think he is really fair and someone who the guys really respect. On the other side (off the ice), he is a great all-around guy. He played the game (730 NHL regular-season appearances) and he knows what it takes to play in the NHL and he tries to pass that message on to everyone.
"That is what I remember the most when I played under him: The way he brought his message across to the guys and how he cared for his players. The work he demanded out of you was a lot, but he rewarded you for it."
As one of just four AHL head coaches who have coached and played in the NHL (only Adirondack's Terry Murray has more combined experience), Arniel has honed an unwavering vision for how his Wolves will play.
"I want my team to be an aggressive, attacking team --- a team that pressures hard," Arniel said. "I'm not a sit-back coach. I want to be very aggressive on the forecheck. We're playing a physical game."
Arniel, Foligno, and Baumgartner met in July at Canucks headquarters to discuss their plans. "We were all on the same page," Arniel said. "They were two guys who really wanted to play the same way before I even opened my mouth."
"The biggest thing for Scott is he wants to be aggressive," Foligno said. "Aggressive everywhere on the ice. Start aggressively. Counter aggressively. You look at the teams that have won the championship in recent years. They've played that way."
If this blueprint helps the Wolves claim their fifth championship in the last 15 seasons, might somebody re-apply the "Evil Empire" tag to the franchise? By the way, how did that happen in Manitoba years ago?
"Let's just say somebody put a nickname out there," Arniel said. "I'm now the leader of that."


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Spring cleaning is always a good way to get rid of those hard-to-reach cobwebs that appear around the house. However, when they appear in cooling tanks for spent nuclear fuel and have never been seen there before, special attention is warranted.
Sometime in Fiscal Year 2011, "cobwebs" of bacteria were first discovered in the L Area basin at the Savannah River Site. Since then, a process of getting to the 70-feet-deep life form, collecting it and then examining it has been undertaken.
The formations of bacteria are colloquially described as "cobwebs" as they form strands similar to the household dust collections.
In an April 23 presentation to the SRS's Citizen Advisory Board's Nuclear Materials subcommittee, Maxcine Maxted with Department of Energy noted advances that had been made in approaching, recovering and analyzing the bacterial growth located on the tops of the fuel bundles underwater.
"The cobweb material was collected by pumping it through bag filters on a cart located on zero level in the basin," explained Amy Caver of DOE Public Affairs.
Maxted said that the bacteria would be killed before being studied. In previous, somewhat similar cases, such bacteria has been killed with hydrogen peroxide.
"Without the external nutrients, the bacteria cannot sustain themselves. Infrared from the measured levels of microbial diversity measured these requirements are currently being met. Sampling for organic carbon in multiple basin locations was unable to determine a definitive source of external carbon for the bacteria," Caver said.
Not knowing the "food" source for these bacteria adds to the mystery.
For a corrosion precaution and to improve fuel bundle identification, the cobwebs will be removed from the fuel bundles by underwater vacuuming.
But, however the strands formed, they are posing no danger to the storage facilities.
"The cobweb material density has not noticeably increased since the original mapping in December 2011," Caver said. "In the locations where the cobweb material was removed during sampling in January 2012, there has been little to no cobweb material reformation. Cobweb material has not spread to other sections of the basin. There has been no noticeable corrosion of the aluminum materials in the areas with the cobweb material."
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What This Warranty Covers
This warranty covers all defects in workmanship or materials in your Ryobi outdoor tools and equipment for a period of one year from the date of purchase.
How To Get Service
Just return the outdoor tool or equipment, properly packaged and postage prepaid to a Ryobi Authorized Service Center. You can obtain the location of the Service Center nearest to you by contacting a customer service representative at 800-860-4050 or on-line through our Service Center locater at www.ryobitools.com. When you request warranty service, you must also present proof of purchase documentation (sales receipt/bill of sale). We will repair any faulty workmanship, and either repair or replace any defective part at our option. Work will be performed without charge to you. We will complete the work in a reasonable time, but in any case, within ninety days.
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This warranty applies only to the original purchaser at retail and may not be transferred. This warranty only covers defects arising under normal usage and does not cover any malfunctions, failure, or defects resulting from misuse, abuse, neglect, alteration, modification or repairs by other than Ryobi Authorized Service Centers. Ryobi makes no warranties, representations or promises as to the quality or performance of its outdoor tools and equipment other than those specifically stated in this warranty.
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Feminine flirtiness! Our hi-lo chiffon dress features mega flow and a V- neck halter. Style with a skinny belt for added sex appeal.
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- Center back to hem: 24" (61 cm)
- Model is 5'10" and wears a US size S
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Rated 4 out of 5�by NikNik Very nice but runs big This dress is definitely beautiful, however I found the top part to be super baggy, especially the back fabric. I ordered according to Bebe's size chart but it was still too big. I am in the process of exchanging the medium for a small. March 6, 2014
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There's a new version for Gmail's Java application for mobile phones. Gmail Mobile 1.5 makes it easier to access your contacts by adding an option in the menu. If you click on a contact, you'll see the same information available in Gmail's desktop interface: a photo, the email addresses, the phone numbers and other notes. If you entered the phone number in your contact's details, you can call him directly from Gmail.
The application lets you save an unfinished message for sending it later. The weird thing is that the message is saved on your phone, not in Drafts, and you can only have one unfinished message at any given time.
If you care about your Internet traffic, Gmail shows the bandwidth usage every time it loads data. There's also an option for encrypting your traffic, but this is not recommended because it slows down the app.
But the most surprising feature (if you can call this a feature) is the thing that helped Hotmail grow, but it's still a big annoyance in the free versions of Hotmail and Yahoo Mail: the ad automatically added at the end of your message. Gmail Mobile 1.5 appends by default to your message:
"Sent from Gmail for mobile | mobile.google.com"
Fortunately, you can disable Google's promotional message by going to the settings and unchecking the last option.
Gmail Mobile 1.5 seems to have a worse performance than the previous versions and it's still incompatible with Google Apps accounts. This release is currently available only in English.
To install it or upgrade from an older version, visit gmail.com/app from your mobile phone. If that doesn't work or you want to download the file from your computer, try this direct link. To revert to Gmail Mobile 1.1.1, install this file.
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Roxana Jones Bentley, age 76, of Grethel, widow of the late Claude Bentley, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013, at Riverview Healthcare, in Prestonsburg.
She was born August 2, 1936, at Grethel, a daughter of the late James Mattison and Lona Bell Hall Jones.
Roxana is survived by three daughters, Denise Stewart, of Lexington, Lucia Ann Hamilton, of Harold, and Stefanie Lynn Bentley, of Stanville; two sisters, Jeanette Trott, of Columbus, Ohio, and Fostella Mitchell, of Beaver; four grandchildren, Lyndsay Weihe, Jenna Yoder, Brenton Hamilton, and Mason Vance; and two great grandchildren, Tatum Weihe and Sophie Claire Hamilton.
In addition to her husband and parents, Roxana was preceded in death by six brothers, Burnis Jones, Shelby Jones, Dennis (Bob) Jones, Carl Jones, Curt Jones and Dale Jones; two sisters, Clara Hamilton and Mary Helen Daugherty; and a grandson, Chase Hamilton.
Funeral services for Roxana Jones Bentley were held Friday, Feb. 8, in the Hall Funeral Home Chapel, in Martin, with Nathan Thomas officiating. Burial followed in the Davidson Memorial Gardens, at Ivel.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks for donations to be made to the Riverview Resident Christmas Fund in Roxana's honor.


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Jerry McDougal, vice president of retail, retires from Apple
Apple's vice president of retail, Jerry McDougal, has left the company in order to spend more time with his family. McDougal previously reported to Ron Johnson, before Johnson left for JC Penny, and most recently, John Browett, before Browett was let go from the position. Gary Allen of InfoAppleStore reports:
There is no word about who will replace McDougal. Outside speculation on the Sr. VP position is focused on Bob Bridger, VP of Retail Real Estate and Development, and Steve Cano, VP of Retail. Both are long-time Apple retail employees.
Apple Retail is one of Apple's crown jewels, and the most direct, most customer facing part of their strategy to both delight with, and sell gobsmacking amounts of, their products. With Johnson gone, Browett a non-starter, and now McDougal leaving, Tim Cook faces the challenge of shoring up and securing the future of that key division.
Update: Apple's Steve Dowling gave a statement to John Paczkowski of AllThingsD, saying in part:
[Apple VP of Finance] Jim Bean is moving to Retail to help support our store teams. Jim has been at Apple for 15 years and is a great leader who understands our culture and focus on customer service."
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Jerry McDougal, vice president of retail, retires from Apple
Let me see if I have this right. Jerry had 12 years experience as VP of retail, working under Ron Johnson for a good portion of that. He was passed over for Browett? Then when Browett was fired he still wasn't given the opportunity? I don't get this at all. If he was good enough to be VP why wasn't he considered for the SVP position? Starting to wonder whats going on.
Time to jump the ship.
Yeah, the resistance to promoting from within, especially considering the Browett debacle, raises a lot of questions.
The inner workings of Apple is hard to understand. When I hear "leaving to spend time with family" I read in-between the lines. Was he passed over for a promotion, when he would be the logical choice. That can really bother some, where others will continue to work hard, even tho they were never promoted. Some say "sinking ship" I doubt that, but something is going on internally, and it will be interesting to see how this all plays out.


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So you work on more than one computer, you like your Firefox browser, but there's a problem: it doesn't have a memory across multiple computers. You visit a page on your home computer, but when you need to remember that page a day after, to fix your friend's computer there's no one to help you.
Fortunately, there's a simple idea that could solve problems like this one. Google Browser Sync is an extension developed by Google that saves all your settings to Google's servers in an encrypted format.
"Google Browser Sync for Firefox is an extension that continuously synchronizes your browser settings – including bookmarks, history, persistent cookies, and saved passwords – across your computers. It also allows you to restore open tabs and windows across different machines and browser sessions."
All you have to do is to buy an USB drive and copy Firefox Portable along with Google Browser Sync, and you have access to all the settings anywhere you go (if there's an Internet connection). Don't forget to install Google Browser Sync on your home computer too.
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Simmered Quail with Mustard and Capers
About the author: Born in Shanghai and raised in New Mexico, Chichi Wang currently resides in Manhattan, where she divides her time between writing, cooking, and tracking down the best noodles in the city. Visit her blog, Mostly Tripe.
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Simmered Quail with Mustard and Capers
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- 6 whole quail
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons capers, rinsed, drained, and finely chopped
- 3 medium cloves garlic, minced (about 1 tablespoon)
- 3 tablespoons dijon-style mustard
- 1 1/2 cups canned or homemade low-sodium chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
Rinse quail under cold running water, then pat dry with a paper towel. Season with salt and pepper.
Melt butter in a medium skillet over high heat, swirling to spread. Add the quail and cook until all surfaces are very light brown, about 2 minutes total. Add capers, garlic, mustard, and stock. Bring the liquid to a simmer. Cover the pot and simmer gently, turning the quail once mid-way until just cooked through, 10 to 15 minutes. Transfer quail to a serving platter, season braising with salt and pepper, stir in chopped parsley, pour over quail, and serve.


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By Jenna Duncan, GMVS correspondent
Although last week thawed slightly more than most may have hoped for, a great ski season seems to be returning as a blanket of new snow covered the mountains Tuesday morning. To celebrate this winter's return, The Valley Reporter will be beginning a series of articles covering the ski racing programs (both alpine and cross country) that The Valley has to offer.
From the steep terrain of Mad River Glen to the rolling trails of Ole's, The Valley has a wide variety of program choices for participating in ski racing. Sugarbush, for example, offers several options for an eager racer. At Lincoln Peak there are two NASTAR racing arenas (the Legend's race arena and the Racer's Edge arena). These courses allow skiers of any ability to race in a dual GS course.
The results of these races are posted on a national register at www.nastar.com, where a skier's age, gender and handicap will determine whether the skier wins a gold, silver or bronze medal. For those who feel that more gate training is needed for the NASTAR courses, Sugarbush offers a race clinic Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, where a beginner racer can become comfortable in gates and be trained in racing fundamentals.
However, for those already comfortable with the basics, the Sugarbush Ski Club allows more advanced young ski racers to become even further involved with the sport. The ski club's 160 participants race in the Northern Vermont Council and train on the weekends when races are not scheduled. The program is about 70 percent free skiing and 30 percent training.
The program's goal, as Coach Jess Reigle says, "is for the kids to be able to ski everything. They need to have the basic fundamentals to ski every black diamond on the mountain before they can become successful racers." Jess' group of 11- and 12-year-olds is on the right track.
She notices that her group enjoys racing most for its ability to include having fun with friends, strong competition, and an outlet for flying down a hill at 30 mph. This love for the sport helps to create the all-around good skier that the club guides its participants towards. Although the racer's enjoyment is the most important thing, Jess also believes that the sport offers lifelong lessons. "The abilities racing teaches you to be a great, well-rounded skier," she says, "are skills you'll have the rest of your life."
Mad River Glen also offers a junior race program with a similar outlook. The program offers basic fundamentals, free skiing technique and race instruction to children ages six to 14. The uniqueness of Mad River's terrain helps hone successful free skiing skills, which the program centers around.
Although race training and participation are important, Mad River believes that the best racers come from good all-around skiers. Their participants race in the Northern Vermont Council as well. Sugarbush's program works with the ability ski racing has to bring a participant life long skills. Mad River's philosophy doesn't fall far from that, as they agree that learning goal-setting, hard work, teamwork and positive competition plays a big role in educating a young racer.
Keep an eye out for coverage of the Green Mountain Valley School, and enjoy this fresh beginning to a wonderful winter!


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Primary School Teaching Certificate for Clevel Sawyer, 1 Jul 1909; digital image. Privately held by Susan Clark. 1996.
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Great story! We ALL have our moments where we go back over a document and realize we missed something like this. It's just part of the journey. :)ReplyDelete
Review, review, review! One of my top lessons for newbies!ReplyDelete
And, EVERY time I do same, I find something I missed the first, second and maybe even the third time through!
Love your story, WAHHHOOOOO.
I can so relate to your post.ReplyDelete
As I was transcribing an obit for today's post on my blog, I found all sorts of details about the deceased that have been patiently sitting under my nose (and on my hard drive and two flash drives) for six months.
What a good reminder for us to carefully look and record information accurately. Clevel is a very interesting name. I've never heard it before.ReplyDelete
Great story! It's so easy to miss details when quickly looking through documents.ReplyDelete
Glad you finally really looked! Wonder what is sitting in plain sight that I'm not looking at over here?ReplyDelete
It's so easy for that to happen. What makes you a good researcher is that you went BACK to it! you looked again and again-- and finally saw what you needed. I have a "passport" from my grandmother. In fact she wrote on it "My Pass from 1911." It looked like a passport - had info like a passport. In fact, on the ship's manifest that brought her to America, her name was misspelled exactly the same way as on the passport. But guess what? A German professor who saw this pointed out to me - it's a 'Dienstbuch" -basically a resume of sorts -- listing all her employers. But so official, I believe was able to use it as a passport. I'm posting about it in a few weeks and you can take a look. So many secrets hidden among our artifacts.ReplyDelete
Thanks all! I can't tell you how very stupid I felt when I figured out what I'd done. The only lemonade I could come up with was this cautionary tale!ReplyDelete
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Tommy, close your eyes.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Snagged Sandstorm off Amazon just now, but it sold out less than a min after I got mine. It will be a nice post-Botcon treat.
California: I am coming for you in two days. You have been warned.
I found another pair of Springer and Blitzwing last night. This time I left them on the shelf. I'm not sure I have funds for toys at all. I was headed to the baseball game with friends and then out for some drinks. There's this cool Sons of Anarchy shirt I want and I'm supposed to be holding together my money for a business
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All Hail Darth Schmitsky!
I would have picked up that laboratory had i not already gotten Shockwave.
I wish those PVC figures would have transformed, that had potential to be a neat set.
I saw and passed on Blitzwing again today. I just can't get over his head and torso. It reminds me too much of the blocky G1 original figures and not in as good way.
Nowhere in your incoherent ramblings did you come anywhere close to the answer. Thanks to you, everyone in this room is now stupider having heard you. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul. -Billy Madison-
Will someone at bought Khan please ask Hasbro if masterpiece Cyclonus Scrooge Galvatron or Ultra Magnus will be made?
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
Some pretty good reveals out of Botcon. It's about time we got another Rhinox and Cosmos!
Omigod omigod omigod!!!
MTMTE-accurate Skids and Swerve!!
And freakin' Doubledealer (even if he is a Blitzwing repaint, who cares?)!!
Can someone at Comic-Con please ask why the hell it is that Joe fans practically begged for IDW-accurate updates, particularly Crystal Ball, Croc Master, Cobra Commander, Tomax & Xamot, and the Crimson Guards, and we got nothing, but the TF team is doing this incredible IDW-accurate stuff without having really been asked to?
I'm a bit behind on RiD, but I've been told Bumblebee had to get a new body for some reason that looks Goldbug-ish, but, obviously, it's unlikely he'd go by that name since Goldbug is established to be a totally separate character in this universe. Is Goldfire the name Bumblebee is going by following this upgrade?
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iPhone 4S brings 1080p HD video recording
One of the many features announced on the iPhone 4S is 1080p HD video recording. This is a nice improvement over the iPhone 4's 720p HD video recording.
The goodness does not stop there, however. In addition to 1080p, the iPhone 4S is equipped with video stabilization to help steady those non-professional, bouncy video recording skills.
Since the iPhone 4S video camera is the same 8MP camera used for stills, it will benefit from the larger aperture and improved illumination sensor, bringing you more accurate colors and better low-light videos.
You can see examples of the camera and stabilization on Apple's website. I encourage you to check them out, it really shows off how great video recording on the iPhone 4S will be.
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with iCloud won't it be sent to your computer/ other devices? so if its hogging to much space couldn't you just delete it and if you wanted to show someone have it pushed back to you? or am I not understanding iCloud ?
Isn't Sony the supplier for the camera sensors?
Because I think the camera in the iPhone 4S is the same (or a slightly modified version of the) camera found on the Xperia Arc/Ray/Neo. They also feature an 8MP sensor with f/2.4, video stabilization, and that low-light thing. Their video capture is however capped to 720p. And their photo quality is stunning too.
wow, this is fantastic, a 600 dollar upgrade, for what really? Ba a a a a a a, ba a a a a a a, sheep
I'd say get the 64gb model. It'll have more than double the storage capacity. 1080p won't use double the space of 720p either.
No, it is about 2.5 times as much space for 1080p vs 720p.
As a filmmaker, I am more excited about this than any other feature of the iPhone 4S and it will be my main reason to upgrade. 1080p and image stabilization will allow me to fit iPhone footage into my HD projects, so when I just happen to come across a great landscape/cityscape or other scene, I can grab some great stock footage. Or shoot "cell phone" footage for films (where the character is using a cell phone to record video) without it looking all jello-y. The uses are endless. The iPhone 4 video just doesn't quite cut it for this purpose, but the 4S brings it home.
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The 1080p cam is my main reason to upgrade....
I hope the next iPhone will be 3D !!!!!!
Im hoping this also means that iMovie for ipad will also be supporting 1080p video files as the current version only recognizes 720p video captured with the ipad 2s awfull camera. If iMovie infact does support 1080p starting oct 14th im hoping that that update will provide support for other cameras besides idevices such as DSLRs
Does this mean that iMovie (Ipad) will now support 1080p video files as well? If so when would the iMovie update be available? Also, if and when the update is available does this mean that iMovie (ipad) will now support other 1080p cameras other than the iphone and the ipad2 such as DSLR's?
Right now there is a workaround to edit video from other cameras however it requires converting the footage and downsampling the audio to 41khz from the standard 48khz (Since the iphone and the ipad2 both record audio in this format) Basically you have to fool iMovie (Ipad) that the imported footage is from an idevice. Very annoying.
I hope now that the iPhone 4S will bring about this much needed change to imovie (ipad) as thats the main reason i bought one.
Yeah, I second to Jeff. Although, it's really exciting to learn new thing like responsive web design, but it is still lack in some areas like what Jeff has been mentioned . And as I'm more into eCommerce website lately, implementing responsive design is still a drawback for me to. eCommerce website is a bit complex.However this list is very inspiring.


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Used this once and it cooked the corn great. The problem was the clear cover was warped by the microwave oven. A one time use product, not worth the money.
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I used to microwave corn in a heavy lidded corningware dish, but it broke. This steamer is much lighter & now the corn cooks in half the time. I wish its lid had a handle in the center to avoid the steam, or else a handle at each end.
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I know Glover Teixeira just lost, but he survived 5 rounds with an injured shoulder that occurred part way through round 1 and a few eye pokes. Before the fight, I questioned whether people who picked Teixeira on the pickem's post honestly believed that Teixeira could win, however, after UFC 172, I actually think Teixeira has a chance.
I am obviously not saying an immediate rematch, but if he wins another couple against top 10 guys, I would give him another shot.


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That was simply beautiful!!!
That was simply beautiful!!!
Congrats on a nice win. You guys have something in Archie.
Jon Gruden Addresses The Dayton Flyers - YouTube
Gruden is the man.
Choo got it, dude.
Huge games from Kav, KD and PW ... and a nice game from Ralph Hill too. Keep the train rolling!
No comment.
Choo got it, dude.
Huge win by the Flyers last night, absolutely throttling UMass 76-43. Quite frankly, UMass wanted nothing to do with playing in front of that UD crowd; they were rattled from the time they came out the tunnel.
If they can close the regular season with two W's, make a little noise in the conference tournament, they have an outside chance at a NCAA bid. Didn't think that was plausible earlier in the season.
I really like the direction Archie has the program going. Two big transfers and a nice recruiting class with some size coming in next year to pair with Dillard, Kavanaugh, and Benson. Should be pretty damn competitive
Joe Lunardi has them in his "Next Four Out" group, which is, frankly, astonishing considering how this season has gone (Benson's ACL, new coach/system, what they lost from last year, mid-season slide, etc.).
A couple more wins and they "could" be safely in.
And how cool would it be if the Flyers were one of the First Four teams at UD Arena. I wouldn't want to be any of the other teams there if that's the case. The home-court advantage would be mind-blowing.
And you can more or less flush the season. Took a tough loss at Richmond tonight. Hard to figure this one out by looking at the box score. It looks fairly even across the board. The refs didn't help the cause (11 FTs vs. 25), but I don't think they determined the outcome.
It's going to hurt losing C.J. next year. He's closed the season on a tear, averaging just under 20 over the last 6 games. Parker, for all his effort, and Fabrizius, for his occasional spark, should be fairly replaceable. Not sure what to think about Paul Willie.
Lookout NIT!
Chris Johnson can't be the only one who shows up. They can't win that way. I'm sorry, but I haven't anticipated saying goodbye on senior day more than I do Luke Fabrizius. I'm not sure how much longer I can watch him try to play defense.
Congrats to the women's team for winning the A-10 championship and making their third consecutive tourney appearance.
Choo got it, dude.
Those last few possessions were a joke. Back-to-back-to-back shot clock violations? It's almost like BG was coaching again.
Choo got it, dude.
I despise eggsavier and their thug players. I can't wait to root for them to lose to whoever in the tournament.
Go Flyers! Go Bearcats!
I feel bad for the seniors having to play their last game as a Flyer on the road and not back in Dayton in front of their home crowd.
I'm gonna miss CJ.
Choo got it, dude.
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Anyone who has attended E3 will get the headline joke about Todd making some "noise" in what has to be the loudest place on Earth each May. If you've never been there, turn up your stereo, TV surround sound, clock radio, computer speakers, lawnmower, hair dryer and gaming systems simultaneously to full-blast mode and then multiply that sound 100 times over. That's E3, on a quiet day.
But Todd did make quite an impact on May 14 during what was his first visit to the Electronic Entertainment Expo, an annual trade show for more than 60,000 retailers, developers, investors, distributors and media representatives of the gaming and entertainment industry. Todd was on hand to help two industry giants Konami and Namco unveil and promote three major projects.
Konami unveiled McFarlane's Evil Prophecy for PlayStation 2, which is scheduled to ship in November 2003. This action/fighting game is inspired by the McFarlane's Monsters line of action figures released in 2002. Todd was at the booth to sign hundreds of limited-edition prints for fans who waited more than an hour to meet him. Todd's signing occurred at the foot of a large tower promoting the game. We're pretty sure the crowd was there solely for Todd and not the two models just a few feet away taking pictures with fans. While there, Todd also had a chance to meet with famed Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima as well as several others from the company.
A short while later, Todd headed up the aisle to the Namco booth. There he was greeted by a giant tower promoting the Spawn game, located right next to the tower for SOULCALIBUR II. We've addressed SOULCALIBUR II in other stories, but have not given much detail on Spawn. Namco is using the Spawn character in the development of a brand-new video game created for PS2, the Nintendo GameCube and Xbox systems, which is scheduled to be released in the U.S. market in 2003. Spawn is a third-person, mission-based action/adventure game set against the backdrop of a darker, near-future New York City environment.
Todd's afternoon with the Namco team included two signings and a short stint as celebrity guest emcee at the Microsoft XBOX SOULCALIBUR II tournament. During the tournament at the huge XBOX booth, Todd and the main hosts talked about the game and watched over a couple rounds of the event. The humorous downside was that while Todd was watching the contestants, the player who picked "Spawn" lost.
"It was operator error," said Todd.
While Todd was in the XBOX area, he sat down with fans and signed a bunch of E3 exclusive SOULCALIBUR II lithographs. He then went back to the Namco booth where a long line was waiting for Todd's third signing of the day. Interestingly enough, there were a few fans who managed to be at all three signings, one was a spawn.com message board member who was there with his wife. Todd commented to him that he was a stalker after seeing him at the third signing in one day.
Rounding out Todd's day were several media interviews Namco had lined up for him. Some of the highlights included MTV2 and CNN, plus several gaming magazines and Web sites. Several of those interviews have posted to the various Web sites, such as XBOX.com, IGN.com and more.
A few other unique anecdotes from the day included Todd sitting down with one of the major movie studios to look at two different properties for possible action figure lines. Todd also sat down with a few of the Namco representatives from Japan to talk about the current projects and to discuss the development of the Spawn game.


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Friday, June 6, 2014
Midland Park Community Ministries, MPCM, invites the community to its first annual yard sale on Saturday, June 14, from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The sale will take place at 2427 Midland Park Road in North Charleston.
This is a wonderful time to clean out spare bedrooms, closets, garages and storage sheds for a cause that will make a difference in the lives of so many. A variety of items including small household merchandise, childrens furniture, business equipment, dishes, bedding, automotive supplies and much more will be available. Refreshments will be available for purchase.
This is a wonderful opportunity to spend some time at the Ministry Center, MPCM Director Toby Brown said. Stop by, meet new friends and have something to eat. Its Fathers Day weekend so come purposed to find something for the special folks in your life. This is a good reason to clean. We are looking for gently used items; please call us with your questions about specific items.
Attendees must transfer the items they purchase.
Last year, almost 4,000 residents received emergency assistance. The communitys support of this event will enable MPCM to continue to help those in need.
If you cant attend, consider making a financial donation or bringing items to the yard sale. One hundred percent of the proceeds will be used to support ministry programs. For more information on the event, making a donation, bringing items or volunteering, call (843) 553-2012.
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Friday, March 1, 2013
You know those booklets which list famous happenings during your natal year? I got one on my last birthday and thought it fascinating. One day I waned to condense that idea and see what happened on a certain day in history – both at home and abroad. I chose today. March 1 is the 60th day of the year (61st in leap years) and there are 305 days remaining.
Astrologically speaking, a Pisces born on March 1 has strong views on morality yet does not confuse them with deeper, spiritual truths. Their need to understand their motivations is strong, and it defines their character. They are competitive and give their best at every opportunity, always believing that attitude, more than ability, promises success.
Let's start with some famous birthdays – and for that we can begin right at home, offering felicitations to someone whose life, work and community service have impacted Summervillians for more than half a century. March 1, 1917, saw the birth of our Mayor Emeritus Berlin George Myers. Happy 96th Birthday, your honor! As you were born on the fourth day of the week, you're living out the words of that famous poem that tells us: "Thursday's child has far to go."
Others who share this day include pop star Justin Bieber, singer Harry Belafonte, composer Frederic Chopin, child actor turned director Ron Howard, band leader Glenn Miller, actor David Niven, singer Dinah Shore, and in fiction, Ron Weasley (portrayed by actor Rupert Grint) came to life in the Harry Potter series. A famous showbiz couple married on this date: Johnny Cash and June Carter.
Many important national events took place on this date in history.
One of the oldest is the first census which happened in 1790 In 1932. the Lindbergh baby is kidnapped when stolen from his crib at the family estate in Hopewell, New Jersey. The Hoover Dam (Boulder Dam) is completed in 1936 and turned over to the U.S. government. It supplies hydroelectricity, irrigation and fresh water to homes in California and Nevada.
A year later the most successful – and acrimonious – steel strike was over. This was the end of the steel strike for union workers. This strike had resulted in quite a few victories for unions such as the United Auto Workers who has staged a strike at the Michigan General Motors plant during this time period. The reason for the union strike: similar to the rest of the reason why strikes take place. Generally speaking, they are planned with the intent of advocating better working conditions for all employees (i.e. shorter hours, pay raises, more benefits, and workers' protection).
In 1954 the USA tests the hydrogen bomb in the Pacific archipelago of Bikini, part of the Marshall Islands. President John F. Kennedy establishes the Peace Corps as a new agency
within the Department of State.
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ROCKFORD, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves bagged two goals in the third period to pick up a 4-2 win against the Rockford IceHogs at the Rockford Metro Centre Wednesday night.
Forwards Nigel Dawes, Michael Davies and Ryan Garbutt and defenseman Arturs Kulda tallied goals for the Wolves.
Entering the third period tied at two, the Wolves recaptured the lead, 3-2, 2:05 into the final frame. Garbutt's shot from the side of the goal was redirected of an IceHogs defender's stick and into the net past Rockford goaltender Alec Richards, top shelf.
Chicago (15-14-2-0) doubled its lead, 4-2, just under two minutes later when Kulda ripped a shot from the point past Richards, top shelf.
Richards (6-8-1) blocked 11 shots in 43:46 of action, while Rockford backup netminder Hannu Toivonen recorded nine saves in 14:29 minutes of relief duty.
Chicago opened scoring with a power-play strike 13:40 into the first period when Dawes fired a shot from the left faceoff circle past Richards, glove side.
Rockford (10-12-1-4) answered with its own power-play tally when center Peter LeBlanc took a pass in the slot and put the puck past Chicago goaltender Peter Mannino to tie the game 1-1, 15:20 into the first frame.
The IceHogs took the 2-1 lead when center Jeff Taffe drove the puck down the slot and lifted it over Mannino 11:42 into the middle frame.
Mannino (10-6-0) posted 30 saves in the win.
Davies blasted a shot past Richards, top shelf to tie the score 2-2 for the Wolves 14:52 into the second period.
The Wolves finish up their four-game road swing with a rematch at Rockford on Fri., Dec. 17 at 7 p.m.
Chicago 1 1 2 -- 4
Rockford 1 1 0 -- 2
First Period---1, Chicago, Dawes 11 (Krog, Ross), 13:40 pp; 2, Rockford, LeBlanc 3 (Beach, Makarov), 15:20 pp. Penalties---Aliu, Chicago (slashing), 3:27; Makarov, Rockford (boarding), 12:58; Sifers, Chicago (tripping), 14:40.
Second Period---3, Rockford, Taffe 8 (Brophey, Danis-Pepin), 11:42; 4, Chicago, Davies 3 (Cormier, Postma), 14:52. Penalties---Machacek, Chicago (high-sticking), 8:11; Kozek, Chicago (hooking), 15:55; Kozek, Chicago (fighting), 18:49; Hagel, Rockford (cross-checking, fighting), 18:49.
Third Period---5, Chicago, Garbutt 6 (Matheson, Siklenka), 2:05; 6, Chicago, Kulda 1 (Sifers, Holzapfel), 3:54. Penalties---Siklenka, Chicago (hooking), 10:27; Potulny, Rockford (high-sticking), 11:27; Dawes, Chicago (hooking), 11:56; Sifers, Chicago (hooking), 16:28; Potulny, Rockford (tripping), 19:55.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 9-4-11--24. Rockford: 15-11-6--32. Power plays---Chicago: 1-4. Rockford: 1-7. Goalies--Chicago, Mannino (30-32). Rockford, Richards (11-15), Toivonen (9-9). A---2,804. Referee---Shaun Davis and Chris Ciamaga. Linesmen---Al Stensland and Mike Hamilton.


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Current Research Information Systems (CRIS): Past, Present and Future
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Rumenske og norske studentars bruk av bibliotek og ressursar
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Creating a library service for scholarly open access journals
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In 2008 the University of Bergen Library started a project for supporting independent open access journals at the University of Bergen.1 The service was aimed at already existing journals that wanted to convert to an ...
Søk & Skriv for kursholdere : bibliotekundervisning i høyere utdanning
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DSpace AddOn and Component Management System
With moves towards increasing the modularity of DSpace, and the idea that DSpace should act, at least in part, like a platform for repository activities, it is necessary to consider how to manage extensions to the core ...
The medical and law libraries - and the digital challenge
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Felles forskningsarena 2014. Vitenskapelig publisering i perioden 2010-2013 ved Haukeland universitetssykehus og Det medisinsk-odontologiske fakultet, Universitetet i Bergen
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Cooperation between librarians and teaching staff
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The changing times with new challenges and new need means that university libraries must look closely at their own visions and missions. The libraries must be ready to accept new tasks and cover the needs of the student's ...
Digital Library in a Collaborative Context: Romania and Norway 2003-2012
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Mahogany Verona Side Chairs, Set of 2 45 45
Good quality These chairs are sturdy and heavy. They seem to be very good quality so far (only have them for about 3 weeks). Easy to assemble and comfortable. I bought 4 so I had to pay an $80 delivery surcharge, which I dreaded, but they are heavy, they were on sale and I got free shipping with a promo code that was offered on the site which saved me an extra $40 for shipping. Glad I bit the bullet and bought them. I have the bench, too, which I bought a while back. It is also very good quality. October 14, 2014
Great chair at a great price! Purchased 8 Verona side chairs to replace dining chairs at a vacation rental home. They arrived on time as advertised, they were easy to assemble, the quality is better than expected and they go perfectly with the table we have in o place.... and they are surprisingly comfortable. VERY HAPPY with this purchase! September 11, 2014
Wedding gift These are the chairs that my son and his fiancé picked out for their wedding gift. They live 4 hrs away from me. I ordered them on line and had them shipped to them. They received them in a timely manner and they love them! I am always pleased with World Market merchandise. Good quality for a good price! May 3, 2014
These are Great Chairs Solid wood chairs with a timeless style! We received the chairs in a timely manner after ordering them as a gift online, and were able to assemble them without difficulty. They are the perfect look for our kids new home, and we have already enjoyed putting them to use! We anticipate many more happy gatherings there! December 7, 2013
Solid chairs! We have been looking for a while for chairs for a custom made mahogany table we have. The table is a bit rustic, too. These chairs not only matched perfectly but they exceeded our expectation on how well made they are. They are heavy but my husband loves that about them. At first we were worried that the cross bars at the bottom weren't fitting right. The dowels were showing. But then we realized the last screws weren't placed yet and that tightened everything right up! We ordered 2 first to make sure we liked them and then ordered the second 2. Love them!! October 20, 2013
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Freshman Alyssa Taylor (Orange, Calif.) provided the walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift the Lady Mocs over the Norse. Sophomore Taylor Deason (Clarksville, Tenn.) was credited with the win after pitching four innings of relief.
Chattanooga 0 - Central Arkansas 8
The Lady Mocs and Bears were scoreless through five innings until Central Arkansas struck for six runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. Out-hit 10-1, Chattanooga fell into a 2-0 hole in the sixth as the Bears rallied on two outs.
A single to the outfield and a stolen base by Stephanie Lasley put a runner in scoring position. A double down the line scored Lasley and Sam Forrest pulled up at second base. A single from Melissa Bryant put runners on the corners and a single from Ashley Boswell scored a second run. Later in the inning with the bases loaded, a grand slam off the bat of Sarah Bigej put Central Arkansas on top 6-0.
The Bears ended the game one inning early with two runs in the bottom of the sixth. Deason was charged with the loss, giving up seven hits and five earned runs in 4.2 innings pitched. Freshman Kaisey Carson (Indianapolis, Ind.) came on in relief, pitching one inning and allowing two earned runs. Carson had three runs charged against her and gave up just three hits. Ninjja Suetsugu (Sao Paulo, Brazil) had Chattanooga's only hit of the game.
Chattanooga 2 - Northern Kentucky 1
Chattanooga bounced back with a 2-1 win over the Norse in the second game of the evening. Another tight game, UTC and NKU were scoreless until the fourth inning.
The Norse struck first with one run in the top of the fourth inning. The run allowed by freshman Rachel Albritton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) was the only one the Norse would score as Deason and Albritton combined for a two-hit, one-run game.
Chattanooga got on the board in the sixth inning as junior Tyler Templet (Woodstock, Ga.) reached on a single with one out. A groundout to second base put Templet at second and a double to the right-center gap from Kasey Tydingco (Fairfield, Calif.) drove in UTC's first run to tie the game at 1-1.
The Lady Mocs found success in the seventh inning as catcher Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Ga.) led off with a single up the middle. Freshman Yoshi Hooks (Cleveland, Tenn.) pinch ran for Robles at first base and a sacrifice bunt from junior Kaiti Dutton (Tulsa, Okla.) moved Hooks into scoring position. Stephanie Rieck (Chandler, Ariz.) singled to shortstop to put runners on the corners and Taylor singled up the middle to drive in Hooks for the walk-off win.
Chattanooga goes back to action Saturday afternoon at 12:15 p.m. as they take on the Mercer Bears. After their matchup with the Bears, tournament play will begin as the No. 1 seed plays the No. 4 seed and No. 2 plays No. 3. Live audio and live stats are provided free through GoMocs.com.


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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Don't wait for your kids to tell you they're thirsty before offering them water, experts say. Instead, offer them water and other hydrating foods and beverages throughout the day, particularly in the summer when more liquids are needed to stay healthy.
By the time children are thirsty, they're already at least 3 percent dehydrated, according to Dr. Holly Benjamin, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Orthopedic Surgery at University of Chicago.
And water does far more than slake thirst, said Marina Chaparro, spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. "Water is a cooling mechanism, it transports fluids and nutrients, helps with digestion, helps with cognitive function and maintains a healthy weight," she told Reuters Health by email.
The amount of water a child needs to stay hydrated and healthy may surprise you: teenagers need as much as adults (eight to 11 cups), while even toddlers aged 1 to 3 should have four cups of fluids a day.
"I use a rule of thumb of 2 to 3 ounces per day per pound of body weight, to a maximum of 8 to 10 cups per day," said Dr. Karl W. Holtzer, a pediatrician with the Pediatric Alliance Fox Chapel Division in Pittsburgh. In email to Reuters Health, he noted that water is not needed for infants under 6 months of age, and babies under 1 year can stay hydrated with breast milk or formula.
It's particularly important to make sure active kids are getting their fill of water.
"Make sure they drink 30 minutes or so before an activity, and then every 20 minutes during the activity, especially during the summer months," Holtzer said. While doctors advise against sugary drinks, they do say that a sports beverage containing electrolytes is okay during prolonged, vigorous exercise.
Aside from complaints of thirst, it can be hard to tell when a child is dehydrated. Some signs could be decreased or dark urine, dizziness and lethargy, Benjamin told Reuters Health by email.
Parents can ensure that their kids get their recommended intake of fluids with these seven tips:
1. It doesn't have to be water – many fruits and vegetables have a very high water content. Offer watermelon, strawberries, broccoli, celery, cucumbers and other watery fruits and veggies for snacks. Chaparro recommends five servings of fruits and vegetables each day.
2. Make sipping fun. Let your kids pick out their own drinking cups or travel bottles in their favorite colors or decorated with their favorite characters. Buy a set of crazy straws. Invest in ice cube trays that make ice in fun shapes.
3. If kids balk at drinking "boring" water, give it some flavor and color. Freeze berries or cranberries into ice cubes, or infuse water with fresh fruit, herbs or vegetables such as lemon, mint, watermelon or orange. Even adding unflavored soda to water makes it more of a treat – "bubbles without the calories," says Chaparro. She also suggests using sugar-free drink mixes.
4. Make your own popsicles for a fluid-rich treat. Puree fruit or use no-sugar-added fruit juice and pour into freezer molds.
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HUNTINGTON -- Marshall's Thundering Herd got off to a good start in the Capital Classic.
Marshall had a seven-point lead against West Virginia in their annual men's basketball clash Wednesday night when the turnover bug afflicted the Herd and greatly aided the Mountaineers in a 69-59 victory at the Charleston Civic Center.
"We've got to be stronger with the ball," the Herd's Nigel Spikes said.
From 14:17 of the first half when Marshall was ahead, 12-5, until halftime when West Virginia moved on top, 31-25, the Herd turned the basketball over 11 times.
Several of the Marshall miscues happened when West Virginia went from its man-to-man defense to a 1-3-1, halfcourt trapping zone.
"I was getting a lot of advice from the bench that we needed to change defenses," WVU Coach Bob Huggins said. "It was just a chance to give them a different look. People get into rhythm and you've got to try to get them out of rhythm."
Marshall (5-4) had 13 turnovers at halftime before getting a grip and ended the game with 17.
The second half also started well for the Herd as Dre Kane went to the rim for a basket and Elijah Pittman sank a 3-point shot that cut the gap to 31-30, with 17:40 still to play.
West Virginia (3-3) pulled away by 11 with 8:54 remaining as Marshall missed too many shots, including several from close range.
"We missed baskets, point blank (range), and we missed open threes," Marshall coach Tom Herrion said. "Our shot selection was not atrocious or bad, relatively speaking. We had good looks."
The Mountaineers didn't shoot great at 37.3 percent from the field and 1-for-6 from the 3-point line, but made up for it by making 24 of 30 foul shots.
Marshall shot 36.5 percent overall, was 9-for-20 on 3-pointers and went 12-for-22 at the foul line.
"It hurts," Marshall forward Elijah Pittman said. "We've got to knock down shots."
West Virginia also outrebounded Marshall, 43 to 35.
D.D. Scarver's 17 points was high for Marshall while Pittman tossed in 16 and Kane added 13.
WVU forward Deniz Kilicli scored 21 while guard Juwan Staten scored 12 and center Aaric Murray grabbed 10 rebounds.
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A short time ago I got an email from a special someone in Summerville. It featured a "List of 45 Lessons Life Taught Me" by Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper columnist Regina Brett. The lessons are delightful, thoughtful and incisive – all well worth remembering and sharing. It included a catchy visual, a photo indicating the author and showing a white haired feisty-looking lady all dressed in turquoise, including huge rings. She peered out through massive black rimmed circular eyeglasses. The email said this "List" was her most requested piece of work and as her "odometer rolled over to 90" recently she decided to share the column once more.
Oh, was I impressed! Imagine: 90 years old and still writing newspaper columns. "There's hope for you," my husband declared. My odometer hasn't quite rolled over that far – yet, but mom lived to be 92, so it's on the possibilities horizon. At any rate, I was so encouraged I decided to try for an interview to learn her secrets for writing longevity.
While I found the Ohio newspaper on the internet with a picture of Regina, she didn't have white hair or glasses – and looked between 40 and 50. More research led me to discover that she was indeed a long time writer for Buckeye State newspapers, had indeed written that most requested column and in addition was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2009. The only thing she wasn't was 90!
I read several of her columns online and was again impressed, so I tried to reach this younger – and authentic – Regina as I still sought that interview. But her mailbox was full each time I called until my own deadline loomed. So I had to rely on her blog to find out what happened. She didn't know how or why this "editing" was done but seemed to have gotten as much feedback from this misleading odometer as she had from her work.
"You don't look 90," was the comment she heard most after her age was accelerated on the internet. She initially received dozens of emails a day on the subject. Her favorite was from a fellow who asked if she has a painting of herself "in the attic that is getting really REALLY old looking?" Despite this reference to Dorian Gray, Regina asserted that there was no picture decay going on. She says she then became an Urban Legend right up there with such myths as baby carrots and Wal-Mart flip flops.
For the record, Regina recently turned a mere 53. It doesn't really matter what age she is as long as she continues to write well and is so relevant. As to her Life Lessons, these especially appealed to me:
"When in doubt, take the next small step."
"Over prepare, then go with the flow."
"No matter how you feel, get up, dress up and show up."
"Life isn't tied with a bow, but it's still a gift."
If you want to learn more about Regina, her blog is: http://cleveland.com/brett. Read those Life Lessons and share them. They're worth it.
And I'd like to add one, while still tracking my own odometer.
"If you can keep loving, working and flat out enjoying life until you're really and truly in your nineties – then by all means, have at it!"
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Domonique Harris (Northwest Mississippi CC), Bryan Yarce (CC of Rhode Island) and Andrew Maxie (Eastfield College, Texas) have been named NJCAA men's basketball players of the week for games Nov. 12-18.
Providing the Rangers with much more than a spark off the bench, Harris utilized his sixth-man role to showcase his talents last week. Harris averaged a double-double in three games with 20.7 points and 12.7 rebounds per game. The sophomore displayed deadly accuracy from the field, knocking down 55.6 percent of his field goal attempts. In a 97-85 victory over Copiah-Lincoln CC (Miss.), Harris enjoyed his best performance of the week with 33 points and 20 rebounds.
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