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Today was the third day of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting, and the morning was filled with oral presentations about important myeloma-related studies. Most of the talks were about potential new anti-myeloma drugs.
This update summarizes the presentations about panobinostat (Farydak), obatoclax, Treanda (bendamustine), and MLN9708 (ixazomib), which are all being developed as potential multiple myeloma treatments. In addition, the update includes a recap of a presentation about the safety of long-term bisphosphonate use. …
This past Sunday was the third day of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) 2011 annual meeting, and it was a particularly busy day for meeting attendees interested in multiple myeloma.
The Beacon published an update yesterday covering two sets of presentations made at Sunday's oral session about multiple myeloma. This article covers the other set of presentations, which was about myeloma bone disease, as well as material from an afternoon education session focused on myeloma.
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According to the results of a large Phase 3 clinical trial, Zometa increases overall and progression-free survival rates among multiple myeloma patients compared to Bonefos and is more effective in preventing bone loss and fractures. Additonally, the trial found that inclusion of thalidomide as part of an induction regimen further improved responses.
Dr. Gareth Morgan of the Royal Marsden Hospital in London presented the results, recently published in The Lancet (abstract), at the American Society of Hematology (ASH) annual meeting in Orlando today.
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The third day of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) 2010 annual meeting in Chicago was tailor-made for morning people interested in multiple myeloma. The key myeloma-related activity on Sunday, June 6 was a morning abstract session starting at 9:30 a.m. Nine abstracts were presented and discussed over the course of three hours.
The first two presentations dealt with Velcade (bortezomib)-related research.
Dr. Antonio Palumbo of the University of Turin presented the results of the first study. It compared two regimens for the treatment of newly diagnosed elderly myeloma patients. The first …


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In case you're wondering what kind of people those were who cheered his anti-gay bit, Melissa Leo defends Tracy Morgan following his homophobic rant on-stage in Nashville. "I witnessed Tracy very upset by being misunderstood, and the best comfort to him seemed to be that comedy is the most difficult [skill] of what we do," said the Academy-Award-winning star of The Fighter, and Tracy's current co-star in Predisposed. "And comedy in the theatrical arts presses boundaries and asks questions and puts things in people's faces. The cat I'm working with up the river is a very fine man with the best intentions. And yeah, he likes to push an envelope, without a doubt." Tracy sure is pushing the envelope alright. The envelope that has his 30 Rock contract in it, and he's slowly pushing it towards the garbage.
Despite the fact that Tracy Morgan's apology seemed to indicate even he didn't know what he was talking about, Leo's Oscars swearing mishap apparently means the actress feels his pain. "Golly, I'll live the rest of my life with a four-letter cuss word that we all use, in a moment that was beyond my wildest dreams, so there you go," she exclaimed. Accidentally swearing on live television and accidentally claiming you'll stab your son are two distinct and separate thing.
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"This version is a fail-safe recipe that our family has perfected for the Lebanese Garlic Sauce. It can be used as a condiment on grilled meats, as a salad dressing, and in dishes that require good garlic flavor. We have found immersion blending works much better than using the blender. If you double the batch, don't double the salt, rather use 1 1/2 tablespoons."
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1 head
garlic, minced
1 tablespoon
sea salt
1/2 cup
fresh lemon juice
1 cup
vegetable oil
1 cup
olive oil (not extra virgin)
I have been making Lebanese Garlic Sauce for a few years, and this is the best recipe I have found. It tastes just like the sauce at our favorite Middle Eastern restaurant. I did make a few changes. Here is the recipe with my alterations:
* 1 head garlic
* 1/2 tablespoon sea salt (make sure it is course-ground or this will still be too much salt)
* 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice
* 1/2 cup vegetable oil
* 3/4 cup olive oil (not extra virgin - mild-tasting, preferably cold-pressed)
So, less salt and less oil. Also, I believe the immersion blender is key here to emulsify the oil to the proper consistency. Loved it! Thank you for the recipe!
the ingredients are great and acurate but as a lebanese i would suggest blending the garlic with the salt first and then slowly adding the oil and the lemon in alternation as you blend. go slow and even though it's a little more complicated, if you do it right you'll end up with a really thick mixture almost like a sour cream dip! the process is a little tricky so even if it doesn't work the first time try again and make sure to keep an eye on the mixture as you blend so it wont fall appart. oh, and you might not need to use all of the oil and lemon, as soon as the mixture turns into a fluffy white substance and you think you have enought, taste it and if satisfied with the balance of flavors, you're done! :D
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Awesome recipe don't change a thing. You MUST use an immersion blender otherwise it will separate. Food processors and blenders don't work. I purchased a bamix just for this recipe. Thank you!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! The immersion blending and the egg white are truly the key. If you're used to a thick style sauce like they serve in the Detroit area then throw in the egg white. I followed the recipe as written at first and it was very thin, so I added the egg white as suggested in other reviews and it thickened to a mayo consistency.
MMmm!! I love this stuff. I usually add a tablespoon of Mayonnaise that's the way I learned. For the reviewer that complained, -make sure your olive oil is a good quality, more $$ - and not stale- or else the taste will not be pleasant. Keep your oil in the coolest place, not a warm one.
This is really yummy with roasted chicken- dip the pieces in and enjoy. Be careful or you will over-eat! Oh, and make sure the person who will be enjoying your close company later has had a good helping of it as well- or you will repel them. And stay home for a while.
This was excellent! I did make a few minor changes based on some previous reviews - I only used about half the olive oil, and I doubled the garlic as we were looking for something really high-powered! Thank you to the reviewer who suggested the addition of an egg white to thicken it if you're looking for something similar to what you find in the Detroit area. I'm a Detroit-area native living out of state, and my husband and I have been trying to duplicate LaShish's garlic sauce for years! This comes very close.
It also goes VERY WELL with Shish Tawook!
I'm not sure how to rate this. I love garlic sauce and I only used the given ingredients but my amounts were completely different. I used twice as much garlic and only olive oil to make the consistency similar to what I grew up with. I loved what I made but it wasn't the recipe here.
I thought this was very good, however I did have some trouble getting it to thicken and added a bit of plain yogurt. (I went to the store earlier to get an immersion blender - it was even on sale!- and it got left behind with my shampoo!) I ate at a Greek restaurant that served this and was looking for a good recipe, that was when I stumbled across allrecipes.com and am now addicted! I served this with Shish Tawook,squash patties and skillet bread (didn't have time to make pitas). Will make this again having the blender to start with. Never heard of the egg white...hmmmm...
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Thick-Style Lebanese Garlic Sauce
Serving Size: 1/32 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 32
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 123
Calories from Fat: 122
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Last night's debate wasn't all that eventful certainly not to where you could make a judgment as to whether or not one of the candidate's is slipping or mounting a serious rise. Several things stood out and I had all kinds of reactions to said things. First off I'm getting sick and tired of the Romney campaign going in and filling the audience with Mitt | Read More »


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The Royal Opera's Orphée et Eurydice to be staged as part of #HOFEST
27 April 2015
Sadler's Wells, O2 Brixton Academy and Stratford Circus will also stage work by Hofesh Shechter as part of a two-month festival in autumn 2015.
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Ancient myth illustrated with new animations, voiced by Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory.
Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory short films to have their premiere at Deloitte Ignite 2014
4 September 2014
Actors perform poems on film, and voice animated films inspired by the festival's theme of myth.
Watch: Chris Ofili painting Royal Ballet dancers' bodies for Deloitte Ignite 2014
3 September 2014
The Turner Prize-winning artist is using dancers as living canvases for his Festival collaboration with Aakash Odedra.
'The best experience I've ever had': Thurrock's youth sing their hearts out with A Little Thing Called Life
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FUSED Festival comes to a close with premiere of new work by youth vocal group RM19.
RM19 vocal group creates and stages new work inspired by Verdi's Requiem at FUSED Festival
1 July 2014
The group of 11 to 25-year-olds compose, design and stage A Little Thing Called Life in conjunction with a number of artists.
Free Pop Up book festival in Thurrock aims to inspire the next generation of writers
27 February 2014
Children's literature festival to feature monster puppets, medieval game shows and an enchanted city.
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13 September 2013
Verdi and Wagner explored with live radio broadcast, on-stage discussion and live streamed debate.
Choral music in the spotlight at the Royal Opera House
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The FUSED Thurrock Music Festival to be followed by Deloitte Ignite Festival of Voices in Covent Garden on 22 September.
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Norman Lebrecht and Philip Hensher debate two musical greats to celebrate the composers' joint bicentenary.


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Webb's Hicks named N.C. player of year
Two of the nation's top recruits are The Associated Press prep basketball players of the year in North Carolina for the 2012-13 season.
Oxford Webb senior Isaiah Hicks was named the top boys' player, and Charlotte Providence Day junior Jatarie White was named the top girls' player Friday.
The 6-9 Hicks, a North Carolina signee and McDonald's All-American, earned 21 of a possible 22 votes from sports writers across the state. Fellow UNC signee and McDonald's All-American Kennedy Meeks, a three-time AP all-state pick from West Charlotte, received the other vote.
Among the girls, the 6-3 White earned 11 votes. Weddington sophomore Stephanie Watts was second with six votes after averaging about 22 points and 10 rebounds.
Fellow AP all-state picks Haley Laughter of Asheville Carolina Day (three) and Catawba Bandys' Madi Story (two) also received multiple votes.
Hicks and White were the Gatorade players of the year for North Carolina, while Hicks is a two-time AP all-state pick and was the only unanimous choice on this year's teams.
He averaged 24 points, 15 rebounds and eight blocks while shooting 62 percent from the floor.
The player ranked as a five-star prospect and the No. 20 recruit nationally by Scout.com ended his final season with a monster performance — 34 points, a state-finals record 30 rebounds and seven blocks — in an overtime win against Statesville to clinch the Class 3-A N.C. High School Athletic Association championship.
"This is what we've worked for, and I go out with a championship with all my brothers means a lot," Hicks said after the championship game. "To share this with them and our whole community, because they came out to support us, is a great feeling."
White — a 6-3 forward — averaged 19 points, 10.6 rebounds, 3.2 blocks and 1.8 steals to help her team win a fourth straight 3-A N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association championship.
"I just took this year to mature and become more of a leader, because last year I had to listen to a lot of people and learn about how we ran things here," she said of her sophomore season. "So this year, I sort of just took over."
White is ranked as the nation's No. 12 recruit by ESPN. She said she had taken unofficial visits to Tennessee, North Carolina, Florida State, Florida and Clemson, as well as attending camp at Duke a year ago.
"It's too early to say," she said of her college choice. "I know I want to stay home, but there's also schools I'm looking at that are farther away. The schools that are farther away, I'm trying to make sure they're a perfect fit."


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By Mike Owen, Department of AgronomyThe Iowa State University Weed Science Field Day scheduled for June 27 has been cancelled. As you are likely aware, the anticipated drought for 2013 has evaporated. Unfortunately, the rain that restored the water table has put planting in Iowa behind. There is still considerable acreage of corn and soybean that has yet to be planted across the state and Central Iowa likely represents the worst case. Records for the amount of rain in a spring and in May have been broken this year and the accumulation of growing degree days lags far behind the normal situation. With regard to the Iowa State University Weed Science program, most of the corn trials have been established at the Curtiss Farm in Ames but there are still many that have yet to be planted. Similarly, we have not been able to plant any soybean trials yet this year at the Curtiss Farm. Given the rain we received overnight, it is unlikely that even with the best of drying conditions, we will be back in the field by June 12. It is suggested that most plots may be at an appropriate stage of development for viewing by the second week of July. Some of the earlier corn trials might be a bit beyond prime time, so two trips may be necessary to view all experiments at the best time. We will make field books available after June 27; they can be picked up at the Curtiss Farm Pesticide Mixing Facility on South State Street in Ames. Experiments will be labeled and a map with directions to the field locations will be included in the field book. If you make arrangements in advance, someone will be available to take you to the field. I apologize for this decision but I feel that it would be a waste of everyone's time to attend an event on June 27. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (515) 294-5936 or email@example.com.
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Monthly Archive for December, 2013
There's a 'War on Christmas' — Just Not the One You Think
Black Friday has come and gone; amid the tales of super sales and throngs of people, stories were reported about injuries and fights. For me, saving a few bucks is not worth the lines, the waiting and the hustle. Whether we like it or not, the holiday season is upon us. In the Christian liturgical […] [Read More]
Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday have all come and gone; whether we like it or not the "holiday season" is upon us. For many of us the holidays are filled with shopping, lights, trees and parties. It is a busy and often cheerful time of the year. For others it is a stress inducing, […] [Read More]


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American Lung Association to host event at Marshall
HUNTINGTON -- The American Lung Association in West Virginia will host the 2013 Huntington Fight For Air Climb, a stair-climbing competition, from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 23, at Marshall University's Joan C. Edwards Stadium, 2001 3rd Ave., Huntington.
Participants, teams or individuals will climb up and down the stairs of the stadium to raise awareness for the 35 million Americans who suffer from lung disease. Participants are asked to raise $100 to climb and pay $25 to register. All proceeds support lung disease prevention programs, research and advocacy efforts.
Climbers will be professionally timed, but there is no time limit when climbing. The American Lung Association will host a health fair and kids' fun zone at the event.
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For years it has been fairly common for a son to take over the family business from his father: Even if that family business is being a glamourous Hollywood superstar! Many young dudes have followed in their father's footsteps and stepped in front of a movie camera. After we get over our initial suspicion that they're just trying to cash in on their name, many of these Version 2.0's end up blowing us away with their talent! Must be in the genes.
Will Smith and his son Jayden have recently teamed for the film After Earth, and judging from their eerie poster, they're essentially clones. Max Irons has been doing dad Jeremy right with his role in The Host. And Charlie Sheen, well…we're not sure what his father Martin really thinks of his shenanigans, but we're sure he loves him just the same!
In honor of Father's Day, we've gathered up our 15 favorite actors who've made their pop's proud by carrying on the family acting legacy. Check out more in the gallery above!
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Dulles-bound flight makes emergency landing
May 16, 2011 - 11:22 am
Report of an engine fire on an American Airlines flight from Dallas to D.C., made an emergency landing Sunday evening, reports the Associated Press.
Flight 1720 landed in Arkansas at 4:08 p.m., about 15 minutes after the pilot informed passengers of an emergency. The twin-engine MD 80 jet carried 136 passengers and five crew members–no injuries were reported. On last reports, no engine fire was found.
In a separate incident, engine problems on a Delta Airlines flight en route to Atlanta from Daytona Beach made an emergency landing at Orlando International Airport Sunday. The plane's left engine had failed.
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As cooler weather sets in, Clinton Public Schools has set delayed start times in icy weather to prevent school closures. The move is an effort to reduce the number of weather-related closures the district must make up later in the school year. Clinton Park, Northside and Eastside elementary schools will start at 9:25 a.m.; Lovett Elementary and Clinton Junior High at 9:50 a.m. and Sumner Hill and Clinton High School at 10 a.m.
ALSO: Mississippi College last week received approval by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, reaffirming the school's accreditation. The review looked at academic units, administrative support, academic and student support services. Mississippi College has established a Quality Enhancement Plan that will focus on upgrading student university research and critical writing skills over the next five years.
COMING UP: Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush will be keynote speaker at Mississippi College's scholarship dinner on March 26. Last spring, former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice helped raise $333,000 for student scholarships at the event, which attracted nearly 600 people. Since 2008, the event has raised more than $1.3 million to help students with financial need.


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Blog Foofery – May 2010
It's been a while.
To those who were actually visiting the site yesterday while I was madly fiddling with themes and widgets, my apologies.
Anyway, I finally picked a new theme (about time after almost 2 years) and added a couple of pages — the EQ2 Crafting page so that those who need to can find guide without having to do a search, and the Blogroll page because… well, because. I may remove that one.
I also finally got round to updating the sidebar Blogroll, even if it does still have more than 100 links in it. I removed a bunch of defunct blogs and, in a sudden fit of bitchiness, I also removed a bunch of blogs that can't be arsed to reciprocate links. Some of them are people I know and count as friends (or at least acquaintances), which irks me, though I suspect in most cases it's oversight and not having a round tuit.
Either way, if you're not on the blogroll and would like to be, let me know. But if you're just going to suck down my linkage and never reciprocate, I have a big What-EVER for you. Seriously. A little two-way courtesy isn't that hard even in this day and age.
Now you kids get off my damn lawn!
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You are linked on my blog but by default it only displays the top 10 most recent posters. So you'll always show up if someone clicks Display All but will otherwise only show up if you've posted recently.
In any event you haven't purged me yet but I thought I'd make me plea in case the knives are still out.
You made me look. :/
I preciprocated, as in you were already on my Blogroll :)
Looks good! I do that too sometimes, change things around and hope nobody was visiting and saw some crazy, funky stuff. I shortened my Blogroll recently but it is growing again >.<
Dunno if I was in that list before, I'm not now anyway. :D I promise, I'll link to you the moment I get around to updating my blogroll…considering all the dead blogs on it etc, it should have been done a long time ago.
Look, you even made me comment! For like the first time here, I believe. I do read, though. I suck at commenting most of the time. :/


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Below is the poem entitled The Gowfin' Chimney Sweep which was written by poet
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This is based on a story about David 'Deacon' Brown The Open Golf Champion of 1886 at
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Davy wis a genius
at climbin' up an' doon.
A chimney sweep o' sure repute
frae Musselburgh Toon.
He won The British Open
in 1886;
Ah'm share awbody whae wis there
thocht it wis a fix!
The Championship Officials
had a player oot o' sync.,
So they thocht o' 'Deacon' Broon,
A player whae'd played the Links.
They fund him up a chimney,
Cleanin' oot the Lum.
They washed him an' they claithed him
An' filled his achin' tum.
The course wis fu' o' champions
linin' up that day.
'Deacon' mumbled tae hissel',
"Weel ah'm jist here tae play!"
He played his gowf wi' panache
an' beat them at their game:
"Ah'm the world's best chimney sweep
an' that is NOO, ma claim tae fame!"
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This last of three excerpts from the roundtable discussion of the arts and the economy focuses on creating enterprise zones for the arts. The panel discussion, which was heard on WVIZ Channel 25 and WCPN 90.3/FM, was the fifth in The Plain Dealer's Quiet Crisis series and featured art dealer Bill Busta, Cleveland Foundation program officer Kathleen Cerveny, Playhouse Square Foundation CEO Art Falco, Cuyahoga County Commissioner Peter Lawson Jones, Community Partnership for the Arts and Culture President Thomas Schorgl and Cuyahoga Community College President Jerry Sue Thornton. Joe Frolik, an associate editor of The Plain Dealer's editorial pages, was moderator.
Parts of the conversation can be heard tomorrow at 8 p.m. on WCPN.
The series is available on the Web at www.cleveland.com
We've discussed the artist as entrepreneur. Another aspect, certainly in a city like Cleveland or Akron, is the artist as urban pioneer. Kathleen, you were once a potter in the building across from The Plain Dealer , which is about to turn into a very nice place.
I think I was probably one of the last artists in that building before it was condemned. Artists have been place makers and place finders and place restorers for a long time in this community. Artists have preserved Murray Hill. It's a thriving arts district because artists have staked out little claims there. Look what is happening in Tremont. It's artists that brought attention back to that neighborhood and vitality and investment, and young professionals now want to move there because of the creative verve and vibrancy that artists bring.
It's too bad that [the artists often] have to move out so that others can move in. You lose something in that process. Think of what Playhouse Square would be if Spaces were still there. Spaces is now one of the most prominent artist-run organizations in the country, and they are sitting at the end of the Detroit-Superior bridge instead of being in Playhouse Square.
Artists find the interesting places and spaces in a community and make them more so, and we don't embrace that.
In Pittsburgh, the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild has made a difference in a really low-income community and created interest in other organizations moving into that area. It's a wonderful combination of the arts and work force training.
Artists [act] not only as place makers, but also as place holders in that time between when there's no other economic use for a building and when it can be redeveloped. The Bradley Building in the Warehouse District was one of those examples. It was on the edge of being torn down and the income from renting to artists somewhat justified to the person who owned the building [not tearing it down].
Providence is a good example of a different model. It not only [offers] building owners and developers tax abatements when they develop artists studio space and work with artists, but in Providence they have created what sort of equates to a duty-free cultural zone.
If you work as an individual artist - if you pioneer this part of Providence - any of the sale of your work as a performing artist or visual artist or literary artist is not subject to state income tax. And [for consumers], if you purchase artwork, go to an event there, in fact, go to dinner there or buy a book in this particular zone, you pay no sales tax.
So that's another way to [foster] these zones that then become magnets for the creative spirit as well as the retail spirit.
I believe it was only a couple of weeks ago I read where a prominent real estate developer said that one of the things that we lacked in Cleveland was a greater sense of Bohemia, and that if we had this, it would create a new milieu that would be attractive to the kinds of individuals that we need to grow and revitalize.
Imagine what Euclid Avenue would be like, or Prospect or Superior or any of the streets in the downtown area, if artists were living there, they had their studios there, if they had unique shops selling unique items - art galleries, certainly, but jewelry and pottery and the many clothing designers in our community instead of another chain store like every other city has. People would come here to have an arts district right in the downtown area connected with the theater district.
You wonder whether there couldn't be some sort of funding formula where the building owners would get some sort of tax benefit as incentive to have artists on those first floors. Because you are absolutely right, Kathleen, if we had artists and artist studios up and down Euclid Avenue, how much different Euclid would look. It would be incredible.
There's possibly no type of business that sells less per square foot than an art gallery, in terms of retail sales. And on the other hand, there's few types of businesses that give more to the street. An art gallery can help create a neighborhood that makes all sorts of other uses possible.
I'm curious about the attraction that artists seem to have to young, bright, creative minds in other areas - to the knowledge workers of the New Economy.
Artists stay up late. They drink a lot of coffee. Many of them still smoke cigarettes. They like to be in physical environments that are unique and interesting, and I think if you would do a profile of some of the young, high-tech entrepreneurs - entrepreneurs in almost any field - they are looking for that same kind of environment.
I think there's another characteristic that is equally important, in that artists are individuals who, by virtue of what they do, they take risks. Artists are constantly trying to discover something, trying to move their work forward, and if you look at other knowledge-based businesses, they're doing the same thing.
Creative knowledge workers want to be in places where ideas are generated. They don't know what is going to help them, what is not going to help them. They want as much excitement in their off-work hours as their on-work hours. They are always looking for where is the place that the action is.
Who thinks outside of the box more than artists do? And what do entrepreneurs do? Constantly think outside of the box.
When you have an artists community, it attracts other artists. They feel comfortable with each other and there is a sense that there's going to be a support for that art, for that craft. And so I think if we in Cleveland continue to build our image that this is a place that is supportive of artists, that artists will want to come here and we're going to see that expand and grow.
And ultimately, those who are not artists want to be in environments in which there's the excitement that artists create and want to be somewhere that is culturally vibrant, where institutions are inviting because there's a lot happening, a lot taking place.
The knowledge worker is not tied to one certain art form. They're omnivores. They want the best of Bach and they want the best of BB King.
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Isabel Millán, a doctoral candidate in the Department of American Culture at the University of Michigan, is a finalist for a CMAS Carlos E. Castañeda Postdoctoral Fellowship in Mexican American Studies for the 2013-2014 academic year. The title of her presentation is "Niñas Raras, or the Odd Girls, in Transborder Children's Literature and Media."
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Got a question about our weather app for iPhone? Below is a list of the most frequently asked questions (FAQs)
At the top of the screen you will see the green Met Office warning icons. If there is a warning issued that covers the location you are looking at the colour and symbol will reflect the severity and type of warning in place - green reflects no warnings issued for your saved location. If there is a warning in force anywhere across the UK you will be able to tap on the icons banner to see the UK overview warnings map view. This will show you the areas affected. If there are no warnings issued across the UK, you will not be able to tap on the icons.
If you tap on the icons in a location that has a valid warning, the UK overview map will open. Tapping the detail icon will then zoom in on the region. You can change the region shown on the map by tapping the region button, which will display a list of regions that can be viewed.
The app can now receive notifications when a weather warning is issued by the Met Office. You will also get a notification to let you know if the Met Office cancels a warning. The notification functionality is OFF by default when first installing the app so will need to be turned on in the app settings area. In the enable notifications menu you will be able to specify which warning regions you wish to be notified about. Once you have selected a region or regions, if a warning for that region is issued by the Met Office it will appear in the notification area on your device. When opening a notification you will be taken to the UK overview map. Tapping the detail icon will then show the region you are being notified about.
The Met Office only creates weather warnings for UK regions. Whilst other national Met services may provide warnings for other countries no warnings are displayed in the app for any international locations shown.
All international sites are shown in local time, meaning the times are adjusted to reflect the time zone of each location. This includes any changes in daylight saving.
The landing screen, which is the first screen that you see, provides a forecast summary for the daytime (sunrise to sunset) or night-time (sunset to sunrise).
In the context of temperature this means the display shows the highest temperature expected during day light hours. The highest temperature is usually reached sometime during the afternoon.
Likewise, after sunset the display shows the lowest temperature expected during night-time hours. The lowest temperature is usually reached just before dawn.
If you drill down, amongst other detail, the application informs the user what the actual sunrise/set times are. This determines whether your screen shows a daytime or night-time summary on the landing page.
You can drill down to three-hourly snapshots of the expected weather for your chosen location.
The landing screen is not meant to be a representation of the current weather for that location.
To see the weather information for your location you need to swipe the screen from left to right, this will move you on to your next chosen location. At the bottom of the screen there are some dots, these represent the number of locations that you have selected, for example if you have four locations you will have four dots. As you move through the locations the representing dot is highlighted green.
The sunrise and sunset times are available by going to the five-day forecast screen and then pressing on the three dots icon, this gives you more detailed weather information, including sunrise and sunset times.
Currently the app does not include maximum and minimum temperatures, however we are always grateful for user feedback to improve the app. We will consider adding this in a future release.
Currently the app does not include these as we have provided wind speed and feels like temperature. However, a number of you have requested that we include these within the app as you find them very useful. This feedback has been collated and we will consider adding this in a future release.
All map layers can be found by clicking the map icon at the bottom of the screen. The map layers are all forecast layers. They include; weather symbols, rainfall, temperature, wind, UV, satellite and surface pressure charts. Please note as the app is designed for people on the go, it does not currently include any observed data.
If you click on Info at the bottom of the screen, and then information, you can select weather the symbols key which will provide you with this information.
The application is having to download a lot of data particularly on the map screen. Over WiFi this should work well, but it can be slow on 3G and 2G. We are looking at the moment at ways in which we can improve this without reducing the amount of information we are providing.
You can select a maximum of 10 locations.
This can be because the location services are GPS driven and therefore need to be in a strong GPS area, to pick up a location. An alternative until you are in a stronger GPS area is to manually select your location using the + button at the top screen.
You can manually enter up to 10 locations using the + button at the top of the screen. You can view an updated forecast for each of these selections by swiping the screen.
The app is designed to contain the content you might need while you are out and about, in a quick and easy to view format. If you require more detailed information you can still visit the main Met Office website for full details.
The app was designed to be as simple and easy to use as possible, but we have included some FAQs in the app to help. To view the FAQs, tap the menu icon or button on your phone and then tap on the info icon. This will give you some quick guides to navigation e.g. how to view more detailed information such as three hourly forecasts, and content.
Including advertising on the app, allows us to provide the app to you free of charge and helps to fund future developments. We have designed the app so that the advertising is as low profile as possible, putting the weather content first. The app now provides users with the ability to remove the advertisements using in-app purchasing.
The iPhone app is free to download from the Apple App store. The Met Office does not charge you to use the app but you may be charged by your operator for the amount of data you use. You need to check the tariff you are on with your mobile operator.
If you would like to remove the advertising from our app, this is now possible by making a one off payment of £1.99, this can be done by using the in-app purchasing option.
If you have made the one off payment to remove the advertising from our app you will notice that with the latest upgrade the advertising will have returned. In order to remove the advertising again you will need to go into the 'settings' and tap the 'Restore Ad Removal' button.
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Local boxers Staebler, Washington win world championship beltsWritten by Scott McKimmy | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Two Toledo-area boxers returned with title belts after competing in the 2006 Ringside World Championships Aug. 1 through Aug. 5 in Kansas City, Mo. The event drew more than 1,100 competitors as young as 9 years old from around the globe and crowned 211 champions.
Tim Washington won the 201-pound-plus men's novice division for ages 17 through 34, while 17-year-old Tiffany Staebler captured the 165-pound women's open division.
Washington faced three opponents in three-round bouts to advance to the finals, one who choose to forfeit rather than fight, according to Harry Cummins, president and coach of the International Boxing Club Team Toledo. The 25-year-old Washington won by technical knockouts in two preliminary matches as well as the finals, which were scheduled for four rounds.
"He walked through everyone," Cummins said. "He's another George Foremen, six-five, 270 [pounds]. He's just a big strong kid; he's got a lot of power."
Staebler was unopposed until the finals, where she defeated the No. 5-ranked boxer. Staebler withstood a standing eight count in the first round, then came back to put her opponent through an eight count in round four.
Cummins said she suffered a shoulder injury in round three, but kept fighting and will undergo surgery. The display reflects Staebler's commitment to the sport.
"She came in the gym every day; she trained hard, worked on all the fundamentals," he said. "And that's what won it for her was the conditioning and the hard work. She had a lot of heart; she stuck to the basic skills."
Staebler explained her motivation for boxing as a means of maintaining focus and as an emotional outlet. She started as a kickboxer at age 14 and played on the basketball and volleyball teams. However, she quit other sports after realizing that being a pugilist provides the best opportunity to "go forward and pursue" her life.
Team sports, in a sense, didn't agree with her.
"It's a good adrenaline rush, and it's a lot of fun, and it helps get your aggression out," Staebler said. "I was too aggressive on the basketball court, so I kept fouling out."
Team Toledo sent 23 boxers to the tournament, and five reached the finals. Heavyweight Russ Huff; Kenny McMillen, 95 pounds, 13- to 14-year-old novice; and Alycia Baumgardner, 80 pounds, 11- to 12-year-old open, all lost in championship bouts.
Team Toledo raised about $12,000 through fund-raisers and sponsorship to pay for travel and lodging, Cummins said.
He attributed the team's overall success to volunteer efforts of his assistant coaches and the dedication of the boxers, who train year round and spend hot summer days in the gym instead of the swimming pool.
"It's paid off. This is the third year in a row that we've brought home world champions. We've competed for three years now, and we're three for three," he said.


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Soon, kids will be out of school, and you know they'll be bored and itching for fun.
So try this boredom buster!
Creating a grass handprint is simple and doesn't require special equipment.
•Container to plant in (Ensure the top is large enough for your handprint. Pie plates work great and are super-cheap!)
•Potting soil
•Grass seed
•Writing utensil (pen, pencil or marker)
•Scissors (preferably safety scissors)
•Construction paper or card stock
•Trace your hand on a piece of construction paper.
•Use the scissors to cut out the image.
•Fill the container almost to the top with potting soil; leave at least an inch of space.
•Immerse your paper handprint in water.
•Remove it from the water quickly and lay it out on a flat surface.
•Sprinkle grass seed over the paper handprint until it is covered.
•Lay the seed-covered handprint atop the dirt in the container and cover it with a quarter-inch of soil.
•Ensure the pot receives adequate sunlight and water as directed on the seed packet your seeds came from. In a few days, you should have a grassy handprint!
It's a great introductory lesson to gardening or plant sciences, and it's just plain cool.
Haley Worley is an agent at the University of Florida's Extension office in Crestview.


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A bit of a mixed bag in he latest reports from the frontlines of the smartphone patent wars. Apple seems to have successfully defended one case and not so successfully lost another.
All that aside, Apple and LG Electronics are likely celebrating a victory today, as a verdict in a San Diego courtroom has found that neither company infringed on an Alcatel-Lucent unit's patents for "electronic devices including phones and computers."
It was a reasonably serious case too:
The trust claimed its patents were infringed by products including multiple versions of Apple's iPhone, iPod, iPad and MacBook, as well as LG Electronics' Chocolate Touch VX8575, Bliss UX700, Touch AX8575, Lotus Elite LX610, Mystique UN610 and Samba LG8575.
Alcatel-Lucent's attorney, Frederick Lorig, asked jurors to award $172.3 million in royalty damages from Apple and $9.1 million from LG Electronics. Apple was accused of infringing three Alcatel-Lucent patents and LG Electronics was alleged to have infringed two of the patents.
The defense was quite simply that, umm, well, we've already licensed those patents through an earlier license pool.
On the other hand Apple lost in another case:
Apple's iPhone has been found to infringe on three MobileMedia patents in a US court. For those unaware, MobileMedia is an outfit that's owned by Sony, MPEG-LA and Nokia, being formed in early 2010 mostly as a means to enforce patents owned by the trio.
The actual patents violated?
The Verge dug up the three patents infringed in the patent. One of them is the call rejection patent (US 6253075), another is one that details a way to control call status like hold, end or what have you (US 6070068). The third is one for a mobile communications device that contains a camera, display, CPU and input method that can transmit a captured image to another device (US 6427078)
We don't know as yet what the damages are likely to be:
In that complaint, MobileMedia Ideas said that "MMI has suffered and will continue to suffer damages and irreparable injury" due to Apple's "willful and … deliberate disregard of MMI's rights under the patent[s]."
Exactly how much those damages and irreparable injury will cost Apple isn't yet known. Judge Sue Robinson has yet to schedule a date for a trial to determine the amount Apple will have to cough up.
So we're not sure as yet whether yesterday was a win or a loss in total for Apple.


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Cleveland once again faces another off-season sooner than it had hoped for. This one however, holds much more turmoil than the rest. Hometown hero, LeBron James, has a huge decision to make for not only himself, but for the city of Cleveland as well.
The media wants to build the hype, promote rumors, and draw the attention of the fans. They feast on the fears of the Cleveland sports world, and the hopes of basketball fans in New York, Chicago, Miami, and Los Angeles. These are some of the largest markets in the country and by hyping the rumors the networks fill their coffers once again.
Promises are made to be broken, and the rest of the NBA cannot offer The King anything Cleveland cannot. Today's society is part of a global economy, small markets like Cleveland, Oklahoma City, and Seattle are not as isolated as they were thirty years ago. LeBron will still retain his sponsors if he stays in Cleveland. He will still make millions and he will do it in front of his hometown, something the rest of the league cannot offer him.
LeBron can ask any team, including Cleveland for whatever he wants and he will probably get it. He can almost pick and choose a NBA All-Star team of his choosing during free agency this season, and most of the teams courting him have the cap room to sign his selections. He can name the coach, including John Calipari and it will probably be delivered.
The conditions are such where just about any team he chooses will be a good decision.
And why wouldn't it be? He will make millions either way. He is young enough now at 25 and still in his prime that he can give Cleveland another shot before giving up on one of his dreams.
Since being drafted by Cleveland he spoke of bringing a championship to a city deprived of one since 1964. Economic troubles also hindered the area known as the "Tire Belt" of northeastern Ohio since this last championship. His family, friends and fans from the beginning are in the city he calls home. He is a god in this area, and he relishes in the constant spotlight. This is and always will be home for LeBron James.
The first thing you see when driving into Cleveland is a building-size banner with LeBron's image and the saying "We Are All Witnesses". The city lives and dies with his success and failure, and he knows this. Not many NBA superstars care enough about their hometowns to have their MVP ceremony in their high school's gym. He is The King of the town, something he cannot say in any of the other cities clamoring for his services
In New York he will be one of many, just like in LA. In Chicago he will forever live in the shadow of Michal Jordan's accomplishments, something he will never outrun. If he chooses Miami he will deal with a city that really could care less about professional sports outside of the Dolphins, and the attendance proves that.
The Knicks and Clippers have been awful, and will need to be rebuilt from the ground up once LeBron arrives. Is he really ready to start over and go back to struggling just to make it into the playoffs? Doubtful. The Cavs need to work on the roster, but it is nowhere near what many of the other teams will have to do to get them to where the Cavs are currently.
James has agreed to almost every acquisition over the last seven years, so blame is not solely on the front office. It falls on his head as well. He more than likely will not have this type of control with another team, making it difficult to give up.
The Cavs owner, Dan Gilbert, knows if LeBron leaves so does around 100 million dollars. The Cavs franchise will be devastated and will crawl back into the gutter along with the Browns and Indians. For Gilbert this is just another high-stake gamble that he hopes will pay off.
July first will open the LeBron sweepstakes, but do not bet on much action out of the Akron native this summer. He has everything he wants and needs at his finger tips right now in Cleveland. Giving that up for promises and more fame is something that while alluring, just will not be enough to drag him away from the hometown crowd.


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Cheverus blanks Scarborough, improves to 5-0
PORTLAND—Be it Friday evening or Saturday afternoon, under sunny or threatening skies, the Cheverus football juggernaut marches on.
This week, it was on a Saturday, amid a steady rain when the defending Class A state champion Stags welcomed Scarborough to Boulos Stadium and delivered yet another dose of dominance.
In a game pushed back two-and-a-half hours due to SAT testing, Cheverus came out and did what it has for the better part of three years, run the ball effectively, throw when necessary and win the defensive and special teams battles.
The Stags forced four turnovers on the Red Storm's first nine plays and wound up benefiting from nine giveaways altogether. First quarter touchdowns from seniors Spencer Cooke and Louie DiStasio and sophomore Donald Goodrich set the tone and Cheverus added 17 more points in the second period before cruising home for a 38-0 triumph.
As a result, the Stags are now 5-0, have won 17 straight overall and are now without debate, the clear-cut favorite in Western Class A, as they dropped the Red Storm to 2-3 on the season.
"It's a quality win over a very good team," said Cheverus coach John Wolfgram. "I thought we started pretty well. We took advantage of some turnovers. The turnovers set the tone and we got ahead. Football's football. Sometimes it's raining and sometimes it's sunny. You play no matter what the conditions."
A year ago, in the semifinal round of the playoffs, Cheverus got a fourth quarter touchdown from Evan Jendrasko and held off Scarborough's upset bid, 21-14.
That was the teams' first meeting since Sept. 24, 2004, a 34-13 Red Storm victory in Scarborough. The only other game between the schools was Sept. 27, 2003, when host Cheverus prevailed, 28-0.
The Stags entered Saturday's game sizzling, having yet to be tested in 2011. After opening with a 59-21 home romp over South Portland, which featured a 42-point second half, Cheverus blanked host Gorham (35-0), rolled at Bonny Eagle (42-18), then controlled visiting Sanford from start to finish in a 41-8 triumph last week.
Scarborough, meanwhile, made a big statement in its opener, a 21-6 home victory over highly-touted Windham, then was upset at Sanford, 23-13. After a 42-0 home win over Biddeford, the Red Storm dropped to .500 last week with a 34-20 home setback to resurgent Bonny Eagle.
Saturday, Scarborough shot itself in the foot repeatedly in the early going and never had a chance.
The Stags won the opening coin toss, but deferred possession to the second half, which proved to be a brilliant decision.
The Red Storm began the game with a handoff to junior Merrick Madden, who failed to gain a yard and even worse, fumbled. Cheverus senior Mike Dedian pounced on the loose ball and the hosts were in business at Scarborough's 27.
After junior Brent Green gained 3-yards on a rush, Cooke ran to his right, was bottled up, cut back to his left and after breaking a tackle, outran the pursuit into the end zone for a 24-yard TD scamper which gave the Stags the lead for good. DiStasio's extra point made it 7-0 Cheverus just one minute into the contest.
The Red Storm's second play from scrimmage also resulted in a turnover as junior quarterback Dillon Russo was intercepted by Stags senior Cam Olson at the Scarborough 46.
Runs of 10, 6 and 3-yards from Cooke and a 12-yard run from junior Donald Goodrich got Cheverus close and with 8:06 to go in the opening stanza, Olson passed to Goodrich in the flat, who broke a couple tackles and beat the defense to the right pylon to complete a 16-yard scoring play. DiStasio's point-after gave the hosts a 14-0 lead.
The good news for the visitors on their next series was that they didn't turn the ball over on their first play (an incomplete pass) or the second (Goodrich sacked Russo for an 8-yard loss), but on third-and-18 from the 12, Russo found sophomore Austin Doody for 14 yards, but he was hit and fumbled and Stags senior Colie Walsh recovered.
This time, Cheverus wasn't able to capitalize, but Scarborough gave the ball right back on its next series as Olson intercepted Russo, giving the Red Storm four turnovers in just nine plays.
"Every single day, coach reminds me I'm not a linebacker anymore and that I have to read everything as the safety," Olson said. "It's hard for me sometimes. The defense was unbelievable. It starts at the line where the boys did an amazing job. I never think they're going to have an off day. It was definitely a defensive day. We love hitting. Defense is our favorite thing."
"We just didn't play well," lamented Scarborough coach Lance Johnson. "We didn't give ourselves a chance. I thought we were competitive physically, but we kept giving them the ball over and over again. Some of the guys we have in there have inexperience. Obviously, we didn't look comfortable."
The Stags would drive 30 yards in six plays to score again as Olson threw a beautiful ball to DiStasio in the back left corner of the end zone. DiStasio kicked the extra point and Cheverus was up, 21-0, with 2:25 to go in the opening stanza.
In the first period, the Stags outgained the Red Storm, 106-20, but more importantly, forced four giveaways.
"The field position was a big, big help, especially in this kind of weather," Olson said. "We got it done."
"I thought the big thing was we took advantage of the turnovers, executed and got the lead," Wolfgram added.
Scarborough's initial second quarter possession ended with another interception, as junior Liam Fitzpatrick was the beneficiary of a tipped ball after Russo threw under pressure from Cheverus senior Christian Deschenes.
Taking over at the Red Storm 17, Cooke raced down the left sidelines before being forced out at the 1. Green then bulled his way up the gut for the touchdown. DiStasio kicked the extra point and with 8:44 to go before the half, the Stags enjoyed a 28-0 advantage.
With 7:10 to go in the first half, Cheverus received a punt and took over at its 42. The only reason that's notable is that it was the first play of the entire game that was run on the Stags' side of the field!
Cheverus went three-and-out, but Olson's punt was muffed by Scarborough senior Conor McCann and Deschenes recovered. Starting at the Red Storm 23, Green ran for 6-yards, Cooke for 5 and 2, then, on fourth-and-10 at the 12, Wolfgram elected to let DiStasio, whose right foot has no rival, kick a field goal, and DiStasio split the uprights from 29-yards to make it 31-0 with 2:35 to go in the half.
Scarborough hoped to drive and get something going late in the half and sure enough, Russo found junior Greg Viola for 9-yards, then shoveled a pass to sophomore Dan LeClair for 11 more.
The turnover bug reared its ugly head on the next play, however, as Russo was picked by Green and Green ran it back 40-yards to paydirt. DiStasio kicked the extra point and Cheverus took a 38-0 lead to the half.
The Stags "only" mustered 131 offensive yards in the first 24 minutes, but the six turnovers consistently provided for short fields and the defending champs took advantage.
Cheverus wouldn't score again, but either would Scarborough. The Red Storm did commit two second half turnovers (Russo was intercepted by junior Liam Fitzpatrick and Olson) and never got closer than the Stags' 7 and Cheverus went on to a 38-0 victory.
"Unfortunately, (Scarborough) had starters who were injured," Olson said. "We were hoping they'd play so we can see their full potential. They're a very good team. They'll be back."
"We got good leadership out of our seniors," said Wolfgram. "We're younger this year, but I think we're growing as a team, which is good. (Scarborough's) physicality and their play action pass worried us. We almost got burned a couple times. They're a good team. They're bruised up, which hurts."
Cheverus had just 176 yards of offense, but never needed a sustained drive.
Cooke wound up with 101 yards on 14 carries, with a TD. Green gained 35 yards on 11 attempts. He scored a rushing TD and also returned a pick for a score.
Olson continued to dazzle on both sides of the ball.
Offensively, he ran three times for 23 yards and completed just two passes in eight attempts, but they went for 38 yards and a pair of scores.
"It's nothing that's completely new to me," said Olson, about replacing reigning Fitzpatrick Trophy winner Peter Gwilym under center. "I've always done the reps in practice. Coach puts me in that position for a reason. I like running the ball. I used to be a running back. It's tough to follow in Peter's footsteps. You look at what he did. There's not really a quarterback like him. I just try to do what I can. The guys trust me and I trust them. It's like one big family out there. I do what I have to do."
"Cam's doing a nice job for us," Wolfgram said. "He's very intuitive. He's learning the position and he's really growing. He's a really good athlete."
Defensively, Olson, who played linebacker in the past before moving to safety this fall, had three interceptions.
"We're trying to teach (Cam) to play safety," Wolfgram said. "He's adjusting."
Goodrich (16 yards) and DiStasio (22) had the TD receptions.
For Scarborough, Russo struggled, as he was intercepted six times during an 8-of-21 passing day. He did produce 73 yards through the air.
McCann had three grabs for 23 yards. Viola caught two passes, good for 27 yards. LeClair (11), Doody (14) and Madden (1 for negative-2 yards) also had receptions.
Ultimately, nine turnovers were just too much to overcome.
Johnson refused to use the absence of standout senior running back Scott Thibeault (out with a back injury, but expected to return by the end of the season) as an excuse.
"(Scott's) one of the best players in the league, so I think he would have made a difference, but not 38 points," Johnson said.
Home stretch
Scarborough plays its home finale Thursday versus Deering. The Red Storm then go to Thornton Academy and Gorham to wrap up the regular season. This team needs some victories to live up to its preseason billing as a playoff squad.
"We have to play sounder football," Johnson said. "We'll show up for practice next week. We have a quick turnaround. We'll try to get better and take care of the football."
Cheverus, finishes its regular season home slate Saturday of next week against winless Biddeford, then goes to Portland and Deering to finish the regular season.
If the Stags stay healthy and focused, they're on their way to another special November.
"We have a lot of things to work on," said Olson. "We have to execute on defense and offense and special teams. Bottom line, is we have to get it done."
"We will have some close games," Wolfgram said. "There are a lot of good teams out there."


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Wii sensor bar rendered useless by sunlight?
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Wii sensor easily blocked?
One of the lesser-known pieces of Wii hardware is the sensor bar. Contrary to what you'd expect, the Wiimote doesn't just send signals back to the console; it has to read your movements from a neutral position above or below your screen. And the sensor bar may be very sensitive to light, it turns out. A contributor to NintendoGal writes that the bar not only goes berserk under halogen lamps, it may stop working altogether if it's in direct sunlight. At September's Nintendo World event, two Metroid Prime 3 kiosks required curtains to work, and a couple of Wii Sports kiosks wouldn't function at all before falling into shadow. It seems clear that Nintendo's optical readers may require serious refinement.


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Butler Business Professor Steve Dolvin says if you are retiring in the next year and left all of your investments in equities "you'd be hurting pretty good."
Business professors at Butler University believe the best retirement planning strategy is to invest 100 percent in equities until 10 years before retirement. Professors Steve Dolvin, Bill Rieber and Bill Templeton have authored a paper that also suggests the remaining ten years should follow the 100 minus age allocation strategy. The paper contradicts how many people have been advised to diversify. Dolvin says the result should help calm investors who are experiencing heavy losses in the current market.
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INDIANAPOLIS � A new paper authored by Butler University business professors Steve Dolvin, Bill Rieber and Bill Templeton concludes that the best allocation strategy for individuals who are planning for retirement is to invest 100 percent in equities until 10 years prior to retirement. The remaining 10 years should follow the 100 minus age allocation strategy. These results contradict what many individuals have been told about how to diversify their portfolios.
�This result reinforces the belief that long-term investors are best served by maintaining a heavy exposure to equity early on in their careers,� said Dolvin, assistant professor of finance. �Moreover, this result should bring some calm to investors who are experiencing heavy losses in the current market.�
The professors uncovered this approach as they were examining common asset allocation strategies dating back to the 1920s, specifically static approaches (50 percent equity/50 percent debt), dynamic approaches (equity percent is equal to 100 minus age), as well as those used by the largest target date fund providers (120 minus age).
The professors say that the 100 percent approach should only be used by educated investors that can avoid common behavioral errors or those using a financial planner.
About Butler University
Challenging and enabling students to meet their personal and professional goals has guided Butler University since 1855. Today, Butler is a nationally recognized comprehensive university that blends the liberal arts with first-rate pre-professional programs. Butler is known for its vibrant campus, superior academics and dedicated faculty. The University enrolls more than 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students in five academic colleges: Business Administration, Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Pharmacy and Health Sciences, and Fine Arts. Located just six miles from downtown Indianapolis, Butler�s urban setting affords students internship opportunities that provide excellent graduate school and career preparation.
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Duke/UNC: Hood, 'It's one of the top reasons you come to Duke'
Newcomers to Duke basketball this season, Jabari Parker and Rodney Hood have checked most of the requisite experiences off the list.
Playing in front of the famed Cameron Crazies went first.
Playing ranked non-conference opponents in the big-time arenas? Taken care of with games against Kansas in Chicago's United Center and Arizona and UCLA at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Walking into road venues and being that team's biggest home game of the season? See games at Notre Dame, Clemson, Miami, Pittsburgh, Syracuse and Boston College.
As big as the game at Syracuse was, with its NCAA on-campus record crowd of 35,446, Duke's two leading scorers face the ultimate Duke experience with the No. 8 Blue Devils play North Carolina at the Smith Center in Chapel Hill tonight (9 p.m., ESPN/WRAL).
Hood, a 6-8 redshirt sophomore from Meridian, Miss., attended a Duke-UNC game in Chapel Hill last year and sat in the stands while he was sitting out under NCAA transfer rules.
Parker, the 6-8 freshman forward from Chicago, heads there for the first time.
Hood said playing will be even better than watching.
"It's one of the reasons why you come to Duke," Hood said. "You want to be in this type of game. It's the biggest game. I mean, they call count the same. But you want to have bragging rights. I'm just ready to get a taste of it."
Parker leads Duke with a 19.2 scoring average, while Hood is second on the team at 16.5 points. Their play, obviously, will be important as the Blue Devils (19-5, 8-3 in ACC) seek their third consecutive win over UNC at the Smith Center.
They were two of the biggest question marks surrounding Duke when the season began because of their unfamiliarity.
With the UNC game looming, Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski repeated the questions he had about those two when the season began and said the answers so far have been positive.
"Who is Rodney Hood going to be?" Krzyzewski said. "What are the things that Jabari will have to go through? Who will help him on the court go through them? I think overall our guys have done an unbelievable good job. A terrific job. We've played a helluva schedule. Even in conference, ours will match up with anybody's in conference."
Parker has transformed his game and will enter the UNC match up coming off one of his best games of the season. He scored 29 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, both season highs, when the Blue Devils blew out Boston College 89-68 Saturday night in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
After looking for 3-pointers early in Duke's season, Parker has become more of a driver when looking for his shots. Duke's guards are also looking to him for post-up baskets.
"Pretty much everybody has been telling him to be more aggressive," Hood said. "He's taken it upon himself to get to the basket. He's posting up a lot more and that's where he's most effective. Not saying he can't hit a jump shot but that's where (the post) he can punish people. The thing about him is he can switch it up any game."
Hood also offered a clue to why Parker has been playing with an edge lately.
"He's had a little motivation," Hood said, coyly. "I won't go into why. But he told me he had a little extra motivation and I'll make sure he stays that way."
The Blue Devils head to Chapel Hill when the Tar Heels are playing some of their best basketball of the season. After starting the ACC campaign 0-3 and dropping out of the Associated Press Top 25, UNC has won six of its last seven games. The Tar Heels carry a five-game winning streak into the Duke game.
Krzyzewski never doubted UNC's abilities, even when they were struggling.
"They are very talented," Krzyzewski said. "The consistent thing is they're very talented. I think they are accentuating their strengths more. They are playing really good defense. They are second in the league in steals. They can really rebound. They are great in transition."
For the first time tonight, Parker and Hood get a chance to slow down the rival Tar Heels and they must do it in enemy territory.
Successful or not, their lives as Duke basketball players will become more complete.
Courtesy Duke Sports Information
Duke vs. North Carolina
February 12, 2014 • 9 p.m.
Chapel Hill, N.C. • Dean E. Smith Center (21,750)
ESPN • ACC Network • Blue Devil IMG Sports Network
The Opening Tip
• Duke will hit the road for the fourth time in the past five games this Wednesday, taking on North Carolina in Chapel Hill at 9 p.m.. The game will air on ESPN, the ACC Network and the Blue Devil IMG Sports Network.
• The road game at Boston College will be Duke's fourth in a five-game stretch that included games at Pittsburgh (W, 80-65), Syracuse (L, 89-91 in OT) and Boston College (W, 89-68). Duke is 6-5 away from Cameron Indoor Stadium this season, including 3-3 in true road games.
• Duke is ranked No. 8 in the Associated Press Poll and No. 9 in the USA Today Coaches' Poll. The Blue Devils are 75-17 all-time when ranked No. 8 in the AP Poll.
• The Blue Devils are 18-2 against unranked opponents this season with their lone losses coming on the road against ACC foes Notre Dame (77-79) and Clemson (59-72). Duke is 3-3 in ACC road games.
The Last Time Out
• Jabari Parker scored logged his eighth double-double of the year with career highs of 29 points and 16 rebounds to lead Duke past Boston College, 89-68, Saturday at the Conte Forum. Parker hit 12-of-17 shots from the field – also a career high for made field goals – while adding three blocks and five offensive rebounds.
• Duke hit 11-of-21 three-pointers, including five from Quinn Cook who scored 21 points on 7-of-10 shooting from the field and 5-of-7 from three-point range. Cook dished out three assists and did not commit a turnover in 26 minutes.
• Tyler Thornton and Rasheed Sulaimon recorded six assists apiece while combining for just one turnover. The turnover-free performance was Thornton's fourth in a row.
• The Blue Devils outrebounded Boston College 37-23 with 12 offensive rebounds, including five from Parker. Duke turned those opportunities into 22 second-chance points.
By The Numbers
• Duke returned to the Associated Press Top 10 Monday, climbing from No. 11 to No. 8 in the most recent poll following 20-point wins over Wake Forest and Boston College. Duke has been ranked in the AP top 10 for 302 of the past 334 polls.
• The Blue Devils are on the verge of winning 20 games for the 18th straight season and 49th time overall. Duke has won at least 20 games in 29 of head coach Mike Krzyzewski's 34 seasons.
• Duke has won seven of its past eight games with the lone loss during that stretch coming at the hands of now-No. 1 Syracuse, 91-89, in overtime. Duke has beaten five of those eight opponents by 20 points or more.
• The Blue Devils are shooting an NCAA-leading .420 (232-of-552) from three-point range this season while averaging 9.67 made three-pointers per game. The .420 three-point percentage would rank third on Duke's single-season list, while the 9.67 made three-pointers would rank second.
• Since beginning conference play, Duke is averaging 12.9 offensive rebounds per game to rank third in the ACC. Duke has pulled in double-digit offensive rebounds in seven straight games and is averaging 16.8 points on second-chance opportunities in ACC play.
• Jabari Parker received his league-leading seventh ACC Freshman Rookie of the Week citation Monday. Parker, who was also named ACC Player of the Week, is just three rookie awards shy of tying the ACC record of 10 rookie of the week selections.
• Rasheed Sulaimon and Tyler Thornton are shooting a combined .574 (31-of-54) from three-point range since Duke began ACC play. Sulaimon boasts a .576 (19-of-33) clip, while Thornton owns a .545 (12-of-22) percentage.
• Sulaimon has scored in double figures in seven of 11 ACC games and averages 11.0 points and 3.4 assists per game in conference play. He has at least four assists in five of his past seven games and owns a 3.0:1 assist-to-turnover ratio during that span.
• Thornton has not committed a turnover in four consecutive games and has amassed 13 assists during that span. Thornton has 11 assists in his past two games with zero turnovers. The senior guard owns a team-leading 3.71 assist-to-turnover ratio this season.


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Last night, the Redskins lost a 27-10 second-half lead and lost their first game of the season, 30-27 in overtime to the Houston Texans. After going back over the game and looking at video, I've identified 13 key plays that changed the course of the game from a sure Redskins win to an epic collapse.
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Facing a third-and-15 at their own 44 with the crowd on their feet, the Texans appeared to be one stymied possession away from giving up the ghost of this game. Instead, the Redskins overpursued on a pass rush, and Arian Foster, who'd been quiet up to that point, hustled past Phillip Buchanon and Lorenzo Alexander and scampered for 50 yards to the Washington 6. The perfectly set-up screen pass was the Texans' longest play of the game, a play Brian Orakpo later called "a huge turning point," and quieted FedEx Field for the first time all afternoon.
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If one play sums up the Redskins running game so far this season, it's this one. Larry Johnson took the handoff from McNabb, tried to go left, found no joy, tried to reverse his field, and was caught for a whopping 10 yard loss by Glover Quin. It was the last time Johnson touched the ball all game, and the Redskins went 3-and-out.
4. Situation: Texans face first-and-10, own 34, 13:15 left in regulation. Score: Washington 27, Houston 17. Play: Schaub to Walter, again
Carlos Rogers thought he would be getting safety help from LaRon Landry on this play (watch the two gesturing to each other before the snap). Rogers was wrong, and paid for it by giving up a 35-yard pass play that brought Houston to Washington's 31-yard line, and set up a Neil Rackers field goal that cut the lead to seven.
5. Situation: Redskins face third-and-1, HOU 5, 7:49 left in regulation. Score: Washington 27, Houston 20. Play: Jammal jumps the gun.
Given the state of the Redskins running game, picking up the required yardage on this play was no gimme. However, as we will shortly see, the difference between third-and-1 and third-and-6 would be massive Sunday.
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On the third-and-6 play after Brown's false start, McNabb threw an incomplete pass that was nearly intercepted. The Redskins were forced into a 29-yard field goal attempt. Fred Davis, who barely laid a hand on Bernard Pollard as he went flying in to block the kick, picks up the story:
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The Scots are bottom of Group A and without a win in the current campaign as they prepare to face Croatia in Zagreb next week.
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