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Today the Mets travel west to Las Vegas —
— Vegas, baby!!! We're going to tear up this town!!! Where the women at????!!!
Calm down, Jimmy. You need to get over the Vegas thing. Anyway, the Mets are traveling to play the Chicago Cubs.
Ten bucks says Seratelli goes deep. He loves the thin air.
I thought this would be an interesting day to look at Chicago, who have been moving along a similar path as the Mets.
Good idea. I've been keeping an eye on Theo out there in the windy city. He's very similar to Sandy, and yet different in interesting ways, too.
In October of 2010, we know, the Mets hired Sandy Alderson to assume control of the Mets front office. Theo Epstein was hired one year later, in October, 2011. Like Alderson, Epstein was not brought in for a quick fix. Epstein's goal also became a complete rebuild of the organization, from top-to-bottom.
Epstein was willing to crater, perhaps by design. They've been a terrible team the last two years under Theo, and have thus benefitted from the corresponding high draft slots.
A quick look:
2012 Draft, 1st Round:
- 6th overall, Cubs: Albert Almora, HS, OF
2013 Draft, 1st Round:
- 2nd overall, Cubs: Kris Bryant, 4YR College, 3B
2014 Draft, 1st Round:
- 4th overall, Cub: TBD
That's the kind of thing that can make a big difference when it comes to drafting difference-makers. For the Mets under Sandy, they've had to wait around, watch some big names come off the board, before drafting in the 10-13 draft positions.
The transactions that Epstein has made since taking over indicate a patient approach. So far there have been no splashy high-end major league free agent signings. The two longest-term contracts executed indicate a team planning for the future. One was the signing of Cuban defector Jorge Soler to a nine-year contract in June of 2012. The outfielder joins the players listed below as a top 100 prospect. The other was used on young Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo, who was signed to a seven-year contract that does not expire until after the 2019 season. Last July Theo traded away established players Matt Garza and Scott Feldman at the deadline in moves made to bolster the future. Garza netted two top prospects from the Texas Rangers, pitcher C.J. Edwards and outfielder Mike Olt.
Both of those guys should be successful, btw. Fans might recall that Olt was dangled as a possible return in an R.A. Dickey trade.
Feldman was traded to Baltimore for pitchers Jake Arrieta, Pedro Strop, and two international signing bonus slots. Alfonso Soriano was also traded away to the Yankees. Due to a very bad contract Soriano was basically dumped to allow the Cubs the ability to move on.
Epstein is not just practicing a measured approach on the team building front. He is another member of the current wave of baseball men who believe patience at the plate is paramount to offensive success.
Both of these guys are egocentric enough to, like God and Bill Parcells, want to make over the teams in their own image. Plate discipline — high OBP — was held out as the magic elixir that
would cure all ills. Theo has promised that high OBP will become "a Hallmark" of future Cubs teams. They are not there yet, but he's preaching the same patient approach as Sandy. Both these guys are True Believers. They go to the same Church of Baseball. However, easier said than done. When I read about Starlin Castro's regression and confusion at the plate, it all sounds eerily familiar. And likewise, Rizzo has learned to walk more — but the power has dropped off.
Castro's OBP in the year before Epstein arrived was .341. In the two years since, .323 and .284. His walks remained flat, and he is getting less hits. Whatever they are telling him, it's not working.
I question the extent to which it is a teachable skill. I suspect Sandy has similar thoughts. That's been a feature of his drafts, IMO: The Mets are actively seeking those types of hitters. On the down side, they might be bypassing some pure-talent swatters out there who don't fit the mold.
Whatever the thinking is, it is beyond me. I heard Alderson on the radio in the winter. He was asked if Daniel Murphy was a leadoff candidate and Sandy sarcastically referenced Murphy's OBP as the reason that Murphy cannot bat leadoff. Murphy's lifetime OBP is .330. Chris Young, on the other hand, is getting serious consideration for the leadoff spot. His career OBP is .315. Now Young walks more, and Murphy gets more hits. Has it now come to that, are walks considered superior to hits? I don't understand that.
In conclusion, I figured I'd list the two team's best prospects. I'll use Jonathon Mayo's composite list as a basis, which combined rankings from Baseball Prospectus, FanGraphs, Baseball America, MLB Pipeline, and ESPN. Mets in boldface.
- 4. Javier Baez, SS: Via 2011 Draft (4th overall, pre-Esptein)
- 11. Kris Bryant, 3B: Via 2013 Draft, 2nd overall.
- 14. Noah Syndergaard, P: Via Trade, R.A. Dickey
- 24. Albert Almora, OF: Via Draft, 6th overall.
- 33. Travis d'Arnaud, C: Via Trade, R.A. Dickey
- 38. Jorge Soler, OF: Cuban defector, signed to 9 Yr/$30 MM deal, June 2012.
- 57. C.J. Edwards, P: Via Trade, Matt Garza
- 76. Arismendy Alcantara, 2B: Signed as International Free Agent, 2008
- 79. Rafael Montero, P: Signed as International Free Agent, 2011.
- 81. Dominic Smith, 1B: Via Draft, 11th overall.
- 100. Pierce Johnson, P: Via Draft, 43rd overall.
- 111. Wilmer Flores, INF: Signed as International Free Agent, 2007
- 123. Brandon Nimmo, OF: Via Draft, 13th overall.
Anything strike you, Mike?
Well, as you mentioned earlier, the Cubs have been worse on the field and that creates an advantage in the draft. Epstein has surely not went out of his way to do any quick fixes, but he inherited a bad team and bad roster. The Cubs were 20 games under the season before Epstein took over. Alderson inherited a near .500 team with major assets such as Jose Reyes, Carlos Beltran, Francisco Rodriquez, and R.A. Dickey on the roster. Because of this the team has never been as bad as the Cubs, and this has made it easier for Epstein to navigate the annual draft. The flip side is that Alderson had more chips available to use to rebuild the farm quickly.
Also, there is Soler at 38. Soler was about money, and Epstein has the advantage of working in a big market for owners who did not invest all their capital in a Ponzi fund. And one last aside, I saw Alcantara, a second base prospect, hit a ball out in the Futures Game last year that might still be traveling. I would keep an eye on him.
Overall, these are two teams who are down right now. For Mets fans the losing has seemed like forever, for Cubs fans it has been forever.
We will see if either of these GMs can get right their franchises fortunes.

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Note: The following review dates from the play's original run at Stratford in December 1999.
If you are looking for a very funny evening full of witty invention, comic energy and excellent good humour, you need look no further than Tim Supple's production of A Servant to Two Masters. If you are interested in the history of theatre and the evolution of comedy, then this show is essential viewing. But it's worth seeing quite apart from that. It has enough innocent smut to keep the teenagers giggling and plenty of intelligent wit for the sophisticated adult. By the end of the evening, a general feeling of well-being united a diverse audience.
This is a new adaptation by Lee Hall of Goldoni's mid eighteenth-century play and it's a revelation. Before this, the best known English translation was a much distorted version devised as a star vehicle for Tommy Steele. Hall takes us back to Goldoni, and renders him in very modern colloquial English, which will probably quickly date, but is now freshly minted. This play marks the transition from the anarchic improvised comedy of the commedia dell'arte to the establishment fixed text which led on to the strict discipline of farce. This production gives us the best of both worlds. Andrea Cavarra of the Teatro del Vincolo ensures the commedia tradition is authentic. At time, you may yearn for a little more anarchy and spontaneity, but Supple keeps the action firmly under control and the discipline of Goldoni's text is always respected.
As the main clown, the Harlequin character Truffaldino, Jason Watkins establishes an endearing friendship with the audience and dazzles us with his visual humour. His love for the spirited maidservant Smeraldina (Michelle Butterly) avoids sentimentality and wins our hearts as well as hers. His simultaneous serving of two meals and satisfaction of his own hunger provides a bravura climax to the first half of the play - rarely can a spotted dick have given so much pleasure to so many!
One of the reasons the comedy works so well is that it is set against some very fine acting by the young lovers, notably Claire Cox and Ariyon Bakare. Their (temporary) anguish is played with absolute sincerity and deep feeling and it is this sense of realism which acts as the perfect counterpoint to Watkins' clowning.
The set design of Robert Innes Hopkins is brilliant in its invention and simplicity and ensures a fast moving evening. The history is fascinating, but mainly the evening is pure fun. So, if you are over twelve years of age, leave the panto for the kids and go for Goldoni.
Robert Hole
A Servant to Two Masters (RSC) opened at The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, 15 December 1999 (previews from 8 December) and continues there in repertory until 22 January 2000; and at the Young Vic, London, 4 February - 11 March 2000.


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Gamers who stopped by their local retailer today hoping to pick up a copy of Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD and Prince of Persia Classic Trilogy HD for the PlayStation 3 likely came away disappointed. Ubisoft today confirmed for GameSpot that the classic Prince of Persia HD update is now expected to arrive on April 19, followed by the Splinter Cell HD package on June 21.
Like its downloadable counterpart released through the PlayStation Network in December, Ubisoft's Prince of Persia combo includes 2003's The Sands of Time, 2004's Warrior Within, and 2005's The Two Thrones. All three games benefit from an HD remastering, as well as new stereoscopic 3D visuals.
Similarly, Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD includes the 2002 original stealth shooter, as well as Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory. All three games have also been updated with high-definition graphics and a stereoscopic 3D view. Ubisoft had also said that it was planning on releasing the Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD through the PSN.
Both bundles share a $39.99 price point. Ubisoft had not returned GameSpot's request for comment as of press time.


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How Magic can be the Elixir of Life
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Todd Reichert's wing flapping aircraft
Four bookstores with great and cheap books in San Francisco
Unearthing failures in a land of winners
Forbidden apples and musical bubbles in the art of Charlotte Jarvis
Cultivating wonder: the contribution by Jason Salavon
Artificial paradises from Hasan-i Sabbah to Silicon Valley
Italian interactive magic books, back to life
The Shortest and Funniest Mesmeric Act Ever... Online
You're sitting in a chair in the sky!
Re-enchanting airports with the Five Cent Koan
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Making things look like magic by any means necessary
Magic for Palestine
Magic to the People
From Turin to Bay Area for the funniest Mesmeric Act ever
How to create two linking rings out of a newspaper
A Mathemagical Lab for educators
Frederik Pohl's Camp in a Starship
The Final Secret of the Illuminati
A "Hey, but… it's me!" experience for your friends
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Be smark! Lucid self-delusion in Robert-Houdin's magic
My magic celebration of the TV series Lost
The man who (didn't) walk across the river Seine
Angelo Monne's unexpected metaphors
Alexander and his magic tricks in the 2nd century
Who is gonna lose the head?
Knuth's "Disappearances": my Oulipian creative tool
Mesmeristic treatments and artistic barricades
Experientializing goods with magic
Sawing a woman in half? A political message
Technological magic: the short story of Google Mind
Magic and hypnosis: keeping trickery out of the door
Working for a better Rule #34
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Keri Smith pays homage to our book "Amaze"
Moor Eeffoc is the secret code for happiness
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Magic to the People!
The art of astonishment in everyday life
The catalog of our Wunderkammer next April in Italian bookstores
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Biggest drawing in world: four steps between Heart and Mind
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50 years after JFK's death: the sad story of the forgetful mentalist
Past, Present and Future in three magic experiences
Kavita Parmar and the stories fostering gratitude
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Becoming Spider-Man? Yes, in London you can
Circlemaking does whatever it wants
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Rennes-le-Château, an open work
Raining money, from Bulgakov to "Now You See Me"
Precognitive shadow
The naïve and the sentimental spectator
Transposable aphorisms from Pitigrilli to Marty Hines
Kierkegaard and the dual nature of anxiety
We were used to cut along the edges
Eco, Bartezzaghi and the irony of adverbs
Serena Dandini's two creative wavelengths
Fellini, Sorrentino and magic as a metaphor
The "ballerina ballot": the trick revealed by Roberto Saviano
Orhan Pamuk and the stories shaping reality
I sawed her in half for love
Dan Brown's re-enchanted world
A magician at "La Repubblica delle Idee" in Florence
Women in half
On Dante's tomb
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Magic, what a therapeutic tool— not!
A thought on happiness by Raymond Smullyan
Train of thought
Checking identities: is RealMaxMaven the real Max Maven?
Magic as something which defies verbalization
Accumulation of faith creates its own veracity
Maurits Escher and mentalism (Mariano Tomatis and Ferdinando Buscema)
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How to create chocolate out of nothing
The secret codes in Dan Brown's Inferno
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Happy Good Friday with Jesus the Magician
The 16th century computer and the book that kills
Moleskine "The Power of Love" official promo
My Moleskine® "The Power of Love", a meditation tool
Valentine's Day Equation
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The weeping column: Magic and Meaning in Istanbul
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Looking at the Mole with a mathematical gaze
An automatical analysis of Kruskal paths
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Mutants and mystics - The Italian Spiderman
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The Trickster and the Cyclothymic
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27, a number that kills?
Secret message of the Stupid Fun Club coin: solved!
Mathematical puzzles with the "Book of Soyga"
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Soyga: the book that kills
Hollywood Boulevard in cinemagraph
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Rennes-le-Château: Bérenger Saunière Museum Virtual Tour
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Interactive version of "Graceful Thought" by Pietro Millioni
We are our stories - A neural approach
The mysterious amount that goes undetected in our lives
Art, Content, and Over-interpretation
The world is astonishing
A Neglected Shadow
Jesus and the miracle of a beautiful idea
The secret contraption behind the Nativity scene
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A graffiti story
The final countdown?
Slide le magicien et le tr�sor de Rennes-le-Chateau
Through the Looking Glass: an interactive exploration of the Other Side
The interactive investigation of Alphonse Bertillon
Commodore Vic-20 @ Milan Subway
How we used number to read minds four centuries ago
The Map of Andrea Ghisi's Laberinto
Magic and Meaning in the Art of Ferdinando Buscema
Rennes-le-Château and the successful narrative of Pierre Plantard
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The infinite game of Rennes-le-Château
The magic of trip-lets
My first magic book - Magic with Samsung Galaxy Tab
A selection of vanishing puzzles
Curse of the crystal skulls and other vanishing area puzzles
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Timewave Zero analysis in R-Environment
The infinite game of Rennes-le-Ch�teau
Mathematical expressions producing Lost Six Numbers
The ARG as a new model for Rennes-le-Château phenomenon
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Times Square in cinemagraph
Rennes-le-Château: Bérenger Saunière Museum Virtual Tour
I have just completed the Bérenger Saunière Museum Virtual Tour, a multimedia website offering the visitor insights, documents and historical material related to the mystery linked to Dan Brown's novel The Da Vinci Code.
It is based on texts by Antoine Captier, Christian Doumergue and me. The material collected comes from the collections of Corjan De Raaf, Patrick Mensior, Octonovo, Morgan Roussel, Paul Saussez and Marcus Williamson.
The virtual tour is available in English, French and Italian at the URL www.museebs.org
1885. Rennes-le-Château sees the arrival of its new parish priest: Father Bérenger Saunière. Within the space of a few years, he will change both the face and the fortunes of the small village. His lavish restorations and above all his own ambitious building projects, rapidly lead to speculation as to the origins of the funds necessary for such large-scale works. The rumour spreads that he has discovered some sort of treasure. The Bérenger Saunière Museum presents its village, its history and its legend!
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A lot of banknotes have had a troubled life. Part of their stories are hidden in their serial numbers.
Do you want to discover where your Euro banknote has been printed?
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French ImmersionWhat's on this page?
French Immersion: Is it for my child?
Parents/Guardians should begin registering their child in February to ensure they receive a spot in the school's French Immersion class
French Immersion
- is a proven way of acquiring excellent language skills in French
- is specifically designed for parents who do not speak French, but wish their children to speak both official languages
- begins in Grade 1 and all students in the city of Hamilton are eligible
If you are interested in enrolling your child in French Immersion please contact your nearest French Immersion school in September. (See the listing of Immersion schools on our website.).
Keeping up French Language Skills During the Summer. Here are some suggestions for helping your child maintain and improve French language skills during the summer holidays.
- Computer programs: Check local bookstores and computer outlets for French language software. Some have an audio component so students can hear French spoken.
- Television: There are a number of programs in French for children or the whole family might like to watch.
- Radio: Listen to the news or music in French on Radio Canada or listen to C'est la vie! on CBC Radio One. Host Bernard St-Laurent offers fascinating insights into life in French speaking Canada.
- Internet resources/sites: A Google search can provide numerous sites for French songs, poetry, stories, games, etc. Students who have email can correspond with school friends or relatives, in French or in a combination of French and English. (Please note that parents should monitor Internet activity of their children.)
- Movies: If you have a DVD player you can watch films and also change the language of the film to French to enjoy all or part of a movie in French.
- Shopping: Check the labels on food and merchandise for the description or ingredients in French.
- Vacation: How about keeping an ongoing journal in French of trips and family outings during the summer? The journal can include pictures, photos with captions, words, maps etc. and can be real or imaginary.
The French Immersion Advisory Committee
FIAC is advisory in nature with a focus on FI program in elementary and secondary as well as Ministry and community supports that enhance the learning experience for our students.
Resources and information for parents, with students in French Immersion, are available through Canadian Parents for French Hamilton chapter.
Meeting Dates
French Immersion Advisory Committee
Education Centre, room 181 A&B
French Immersion Advisory Committee
Education Centre, room 181 A&B.
French Immersion Locations and Catchment Areas
A.M. Cunningham
100 Wexford Avenue South
(905) 544-7771
A.M. Cunninham Website
Grade 1 to 5
For students living west of Cochrane/Strathearne and east of Wentworth (lower city).
Ancaster Senior
295 Nakoma Road
Ancaster Senior Website
Starting September 2015 grade 7 followed by grade 8 for September 2016.
Cootes Paradise
900 King Street West, Hamilton
Phone: 905.522.0601
Grades 1 to 5
Cootes Paradise Website
For children living west of Highway 403 to the city limits
1150 Main Street West
(905) 528-8631
Dalewood Website
Grade 6 to 8
For students living west of Highway 403 to the City Limits (Dundas and Flamborough).
23 Dundana Avenue
(905) 628-2622
Dundana Website
Grade 1 to 5
For students living in Dundas and West Flamborough.
Earl Kitchener
300 Dundurn Street South
(905) 528-0223
Earl Kitchener Website
Grade 1 to 5
For students living east of Highway 403 and west of Wentworth Street (lower city).
168 Huron Avenue
(905) 648-4115
Fessenden Website
Grade 1 to 6
For students living in Ancaster .
Glen Brae
50 Secord Drive
(905) 560-6732
Glen Brae Website
Grade 6 to 8
For students living east of Wentworth to the City Limits (lower Stoney Creek).
Glen Echo
140 Glen Echo Drive
(905) 560-6630
Glen Echo Website
Grade 1 to 5
For students living east of Cochrane/Strathearne to the City Limits (lower Stoney Creek).
Guy B. Brown
55 Braeheid Avenue
(905) 689-8254
Guy B. Brown Website
1 to Grade 7 – (Grade 8 beginning Sept 2015) For students living in East Flamborough.
45 Berko Avenue
(905) 387-0062
Lawfield Website
1 to Grade 8 -For students living on the east mountain, including Upper Stoney Creek and Glanbrook .
École Élémentaire Michaëlle Jean
121 Highway # 56
Grade 1 to 8
École Élémentaire Michaëlle Jean Website
Norwood Park
165 Terrace Drive
(905) 575-9808
Grade 1 to 8
Norwood Park Website
For students living in the Upper City West of Upper Wentworth (including Ancaster for students in Grades 3-8).
222 Robinson Street
(905) 528-7975
Ryerson Website
Grade 6 to 8
For students living east of Highway 403 and west of Wentworth Street (lower city)
Secondary School
25 High Street
Phone: 905.383.3377
Sherwood Website
Starting September 2015 grade 9 with consecutive grades to follow.
Sir William Osler
330 Governor's Road
Sir William Osler Website
Grade 6 to 8
Secondary School
700 Main Street West
(905) 522-1387
Westdale Website
Grade 9 to 12
For all students in the Hamilton-Wentworth area
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New Music: Elli Ingram – Poetic Justice (Kendrick Lamar Cover)
There have been quite a few remixes and covers of Kendrick Lamar's "Poetic Justice" since the release of his LP last year, but you probably haven't heard one quite like this.
A 19-year-old singer by the name of Elli Ingram has put her own spin on the track, which samples Janet Jackson's "Any time, Any place" and surprisingly does a great job making it her own. Elli hails from the UK, and is what we would get if Adele actually decided to sing urban soul music.
Kendrick would definitely approve.
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This exhibition has been organized to introduce visitors to Portland artist Mel Katz's working process and is intended to supplement a fifty-year retrospective exhibition Mel Katz: On and Off the Wall taking place at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art between June 6 and August 23.
Join museum docent Molly Fitzsimmons for a guided talk exploring the Mel Katz: On and Off the Wall exhibition. This major retrospective exhibition celebrates the career of this dynamic artist who has played a prominent role in the Portland art scene for over 50 years.
Meet in the Maribeth Collins Lobby at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art at 12:30 p.m.
Mel Katz: On and Off the Wall
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Posted at: 12/16/2012 5:12 PM
By: Siena Athletics
Gino Turchi H'05, long-time friend, fan and philanthropist to Siena College, passed away Saturday at the age of 96. Details for Turchi's wake and funeral service are expected to be released Monday afternoon.
"The Siena College community is saddened to learn of the passing of Gino Turchi H '05. He was a generous and caring member of the Siena College community whose humor and joy touched everyone he met," said Fr. Kevin Mullen '75, O.F.M., Ph.D. "Gino's memory will live on through the Siena College students his philanthropy continues to support. Gino was a fixture at Siena basketball games and other athletic and College events. We will miss him. Our thoughts and prayers are with Gino's wife Willie during this difficult time."
Turchi lived an active and inspiring life that touched most members of the Siena community over the past two decades. The Turchi name graces the theater in the Marcelle Athletic Complex (MAC) where athletic teams gather to review game film, as well as the road that takes you there.
Turchi could be found on the Siena campus most days, often in the MAC where he was beloved by staff and student athletes. Gino and Willie were fixtures at Siena basketball game at Times Union Center, and Gino traveled from Tampa to Spokane to cheer on the Saints.
"He was a great friend to Siena College. He was so generous," Siena athletic director John D'Argenio told the Times Union. "Gino was a guy who worked hard throughout his life, enjoyed life and loved being around people."
The relationship began when Gino and Willie set up a trust fund at Siena to honor their late son Eugene, who died in 1993. The money from the fund has helped support the College's successful men's and women's golf programs. The Turchi's also helped make possible the expansion of the Callanan Field House, where the theater that bares their name is housed.
One of the first loves in Turchi's life was golf. His older brother August (now deceased) was a caddy at the Mohawk Country Club, and taught Turchi the rules of the game and started him caddying at the age of eight. In 1963, Turchi purchased 145 acres of farmland in Ballston Lake, to build a golf course, which was the dream of his life.
Turchi built and designed the Northway Heights Golf Club, now Eagle Crest Golf Club, between 1963 and 1967. On December 7, 1980, he made the first hole in one at the course, from the back tee of the 17th hole. Turchi was an accomplished golfer, and he played the game he loved astonishingly well throughout the later stages of his life.
Golf and Siena athletics weren't the only passions in Turchi's life. As an "angel" support of those in need, he quietly paid the bills for many with medical emergencies or bereavement-associated needs, covering expenses such as hospital stays and travel costs, never expecting any reimbursement for his assistance. Nonetheless, he has received recognitions for his generosity: In 2004, Gino was honored with the Capital District YMCA President's Award for his "outstanding service, unselfish commitment, and dedication." He has long supported the YMCA mission, and his contributions and advocacy have helped that organization to expand the facilities it offers the community. The Turchi Family Center at the Schenectady YMCA, is named on behalf of Eugene.
Siena recognized Turchi with an honorary doctorate degree in humane letters at the 2005 commencement ceremonies. His acceptance speech is framed in the Turchi Theater.
Gino and Willie (92), who married the day after the Wizard of Oz was released in theaters, celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary on August 26.


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The first step in turning an idea into reality is to understand product management. Saying, "All I need is a tech team" is a bit like saying, "I want to construct a building from the ground up and all I need is a construction crew." There is a huge amount of work between the idea stage and the coding stage, and this workshop will help you understand what needs to be accomplished. This class is geared toward students managing product at a startup, or for students at larger companies interested in adapting their process to be more startup-like.
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In the cafeteria here at the newspaper, there's always a tray for extra pennies alongside the cash register. Many of us just toss our extras there to help the next poor soul who doesn't have exact change. Sometimes, I'm the very one who needs a penny or two to complete the transaction.
As I watched the pennies pile up in the tray recently, I wondered, is it time to eliminate the penny altogether? It seems we don't want 'em and rarely have 'em in our pockets when we need 'em. In most houses, pennies gather in a jar or are just thrown away. When you vacuum your car, will you retrieve a penny or just let it get sucked into that great somewhere?
Common cents?
Canada eliminated its penny last year. New Zealand and Australia both decided a couple of decades ago to dispense with their penny and 2-cent coins.
Japan, Peru and Panama all still use small coins.
A New England businessman recently decided he would make his own statement and just round every cash transaction to the nearest nickel. Before you accuse him of being unpatriotic, keep in mind that the Department of Defense abolished pennies at overseas military bases decades ago. Their primary reason was that it was it was too costly to ship the pennies.
Just about everybody wants to add their 2 cents to this discussion. Most vending machines won't accept a penny, and a penny's purchase power isn't quite what it once was. Others fear businesses might raise their prices if rounding-off was added to the equation. There are some who believe it would just be plain disrespectful to dear old Abe Lincoln. Just between us, he's got a pretty good grip on the $5 bill ... he'll be fine.
Ever been in the checkout line and felt guilty about counting out the exact change? Is it worse to be the customer, the cashier or one of the people rolling their eyes as the pocket is emptied and everybody counts together "22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 ... is that right?"
For fear of future embarrassment, many of us just let the copper-coated coins gather dust on the dresser or congregate in the cup holder of the car's console. They're there, in case they're needed, but we'll put them into service only if absolutely necessary.
Penny for your thoughts?
Do we ban the penny, or just discourage its use? Given the trillions of dollars that our country is presently in debt, maybe even discussing this is so much small change. The latest figures indicate that it costs the government about 2.4 cents to mint a penny.
I converted a big jar of my pennies into cash recently. The total was almost $100, but there was a $10 transaction fee. Penny-pinchers never really appreciate that.
Are they a nuisance or a necessary part of our currency? As we move more and more into a cashless, debit-card society the need to have an extra penny or two jingling in your pocket seems less and less important. When writing a check, do you record the exact amount or overstate it so you don't have to do the math?
When pumping gas and using a credit card, don't we all try to squeeze in a couple more cents just so the gauge doesn't stop on $61.53 or $48.97? Or is that just me? Maybe I've been rounding off all along and didn't even know it. If that's so, why are there so many brown coins in my bedroom but never any in my pocket when I buy coffee in the cafeteria?
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Just This
by caragab
Us church folk like to make things complicated don't we? Programs and studies and events and seminaries and such.
But Jesus, the one we are following, boils everything down to the golden rule. Imagine for a minute a world where everyone Just. Did. That.
Let's put it to the test shall we? For the next 7 days, let's do just this: in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you.
If you decide to take up the challenge, I would love to hear how it went!
11 If you, then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who ask him! 12 So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets. Matthew 7:11-12


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"So the blame game is just beginning with the bidding process of the new swimming pool complex .....
First we have NELC give the job of procurement to the Architectural Service ( no prizes for guessing which partner now runs that service it's good old Betty Balfour !!! )
Then the company chosen Faulkner Browns appear to have won a sizeable contract along with estimated fees of £600,000 ( as reported in the local press )
Couple of questions NELC
What involvement has Betty Balfour had with Faulkners ?
Is Faulkners in any way associated with Betty Balfour ( ie another diversion or is Betty Balfour a shareholder )
Was any other company invited to submit bids for this first stage of design ?
If so how many bids were received , who handled the process and what was the top price bid and what was the lowest of the bids
With FAulkners winning the first stage of the contract will Faulkners be paying a percentage of the contract back to Betty Balfour who will then pass back any monies to NELC?
Now in a week when NELC states it wishes to be more transparent and open over its handling of public monies what better start than being open and transparent about the process of engaging Faulkners"
Start the discussion
Why bother to ask questions of the NELC on this forum? If you truly want the answers why not ask the Council directly? Have you? If you still have concerns about the probity of the procurement process then surf the net, find out what governance body oversees these matters in the UK and refer the issue to them. It is reasonable to expect people to do the right thing including those who raise concerns. I wonder about the legitimacy of this posting and others like it. Are these real issues or is it just about having a whinge with no genuine interest is resolving issues? Most people would deal with these types of concerns more appropriately and responsibly.
I had to laugh when I read the comment by gudonya that most people would go about these types of concerns more appropriately and responsibly. I take it you've never had to deal with NELC?
Here in Australia there are three tiers of government. Statutory responsibility for local government lies with the relevant State/Territory government. In Victoria, a significant issue with any of the 79 local governments (councils) can be escalated to the Minister for Local Government who administers the Local Government Act. Like I said, I have no idea who performs the equivalent role in the UK, that would require a small degree of research by any genuine party interested in the proper management of what seems to be a significant allegation. Alternatively, one option seems to be to complain on a local public forum. I know which I would expect to get the best follow up of any genuine issue. It seems strange that some expect others (in this case the NELC) to do the right thing but seemingly can't be bothered to do likewise.
I should think in the majority of cases the proper channels are gone through. However, after it's discovered they've been mislead, lied to or fobbed-off, for example, alerting others to their underhand ways seems the logical next step to take.
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As some pollsters and late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel have proved, ordinary Americans don't like ObamaCare but they like the idea of an Affordable Care Act, especially if they don't know the two are the same thing. That's led the White House and Democrats to try to train the voters to call the president's signature health-care legislation the ACA rather than the more popular handle that links the increasingly unpopular incumbent to the issue. But like the attempt to minimize the problems of the ObamaCare rollout as a merely the fault of a glitchy website, the notion that ObamaCare really is about affordable health care turns out to be as false as the president's promise that people could keep their insurance if they liked it. As the New York Times reports this morning, the premiums being offered via the ObamaCare insurance exchanges may be low, but the deductibles and the other out-of-pocket costs associated with actually using the plans are actually far more expensive than those being offered elsewhere in the market.
Apparently it was no accident that until last week, the healthcare.gov website didn't offer consumers (or at least those who can successfully log in to it) the ability to discover what the deductibles on the plans being offered cost. That the premiums on these plans are often cheap is not in dispute, though many of those who were forced off existing plans that they liked have now found themselves saddled with much more expensive plans. But the point about insurance is not just what it costs to have it, but what it will cost you when you have to use it. If, as the Times reports, the deductible on some of these plans is $5,000 for an individual and $10,000 for a couple, then as far as many Americans are concerned, pretty much everything short of a hospital stay or surgery is going to mean that they are going to have to pay all medical costs out of their own pockets. Which means, as far as most of the Americans who are being forced onto the state exchanges are concerned, short of a catastrophic event, ObamaCare is the moral equivalent of having no insurance at all.
When pressed about the high costs of the Affordable Care Act, its defenders have answered that most of those saddled with higher premiums and deductibles will actually not be hurt because they will be given subsidies. But as the Times points out, the idea that the ACA will be dishing out widespread subsidies is a myth:
Many people buying insurance on the federal and state exchanges are expected to qualify for subsidies. But in the first month, for reasons that are not clear, only 30 percent qualified. The others must pay the full premium and will be subject to the full deductible.
Most people shopping in the exchanges are expected to choose bronze or silver plans, which provide less generous coverage than most employer-sponsored plans.
A study by Jon R. Gabel and colleagues at NORC, a research organization affiliated with the University of Chicago, found that 65 percent of employees in group health plans had higher-value coverage that would be classified as gold or platinum under the Affordable Care Act.
That means that, contrary to the justifications that were offered for the violation of the president's promise about keeping policies that consumers liked, many of the choices they are being offered are not as good as what was previously available. Throw in the factor of costs from sky-high deductibles and you have an ObamaCare formula that combines both mediocre-to-lousy coverage with costs that make it dangerous for anyone relying on the ACA to get sick.
As the Times explained:
Higher deductibles are one tool that insurers can use to hold down premiums. Many have also held down premiums on the exchanges by limiting the choices of doctors and hospitals available to consumers in their provider networks.
That brings up the third damaging element of ObamaCare: the fact that many Americans are not only going to lose their coverage they liked but will also be unable to keep the doctors they liked and trusted.
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From Duke to the Meadowlands
Back in January and February 2012, under a cloak of secrecy, Peyton Manning threw passes to Cooper Helfet at Duke's Pascal Field House indoor practice facility.
Today, in the glare of the sport's brightest spotlight, Helfet and Manning will share a football field again.
They won't be throwing to each other and they certainly won't be rooting for each other's team.
But their shared experience helped both get to New Jersey for today's Super Bowl between the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks (6 p.m., WRAZ).
Manning, nearly three years removed from the multiple neck surgeries that threatened his career and ended his tenure with the Indianapolis Colts, is in his second season with Denver. At age 37, he threw for 5,477 yards and 55 touchdowns in 16 regular-season games, helping the Broncos win the AFC West.
In the playoffs, Manning has completed 72.2 percent of his throws, with four touchdown passes, in the two postseason wins Denver needed to reach the Super Bowl.
Helfet, meanwhile, continues his football career in anonymity by comparison. The former Duke tight end in his second season on Seattle's practice squad, the group of five players who practice but aren't eligible to play in games.
He won't be in uniform at MetLife Stadium today. His job is to simulate the opposition in practice as part of the scout team. He portrayed San Francisco's Vernon Davis heading into the NFC Championship game. For the last two weeks, he's been Denver's Julius Thomas.
"I try to make it look as good as possible for our defense," Helfet said. "I try to help us win that way."
Their experiences with Duke coach David Cutcliffe are why both are part of the one of the biggest events in sports today.
Helfet played two seasons with the Blue Devils in 2010 and 2011, catching 77 passes while playing in 23 games. He scored six touchdowns.
While hoping to continue his career in the NFL, Helfet worked out at Duke in the winter and spring of 2011-12 following the completion of his senior season.
At the same time, Manning arrived in Durham to work with Cutcliffe, his former coach at Tennessee, in hopes of recovering well enough from his neck surgeries to continue his NFL career.
Helfet was one of the players who caught passes from Manning, who needed months of work to regain his arm strength.
"It's funny," Helfet said. "Even when I was throwing with him there, it was obvious he was one of the best football players ever. Even when he first got back and was struggling with his arm and couldn't get ball down field all the way, I knew he was going to come back."
They worked together for three months and Manning continually said that Helfet was good enough to find a place in the NFL.
When the Colts decided to cut Manning so they could draft Andrew Luck with the first overall pick of the April 2012 draft, Manning signed with Denver.
Helfet went undrafted but latched on with Seattle. On Aug 18, 2012, in Denver, Helfet and Manning were on the same field for an exhibition game. Helfet caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from fellow rookie quarterback Russell Wilson, the former N.C. State star.
An injury that month prevented Helfet from a chance to make the active roster. But when he recovered, Seattle added him to the practice squad where he spent the rest of 2012.
Last August, he and Manning met up again when Denver and Seattle played an exhibition game at Seattle's CenturyLink Field.
Even then, there was talk around the NFL of Seattle and Denver possibly meeting in the Super Bowl.
"Even in the beginning of the season, it was always in the back of my mind," Helfet said.
That aside, Helfet and Manning always have a subject to discuss when they see each other pregame.
"I say stuff to him on the field," Helfet said. "We are both big Coach Cut fans so we have something to talk about. " As far as his own career, Helfet prepares each week to play for Seattle, just in case. If a tight end is injured before game day, Helfet could be activated as a replacement.
"A couple of times," he said, "one of the tight ends had injuries. They said `We need you to be ready.' Luckily and unluckily, the other guys healed up."
Even though he only played tight end at Duke, Helfet is diversifying to help keep an NFL job. He spends time on defense at safety during practice as well as tight end. He's even intercepted passes there during practice.
Cutcliffe, who will attend the game today, said Helfet is the kind of player coaches love.
"Cooper is such a positive person and has a way of focusing on others to make them happy," Cutcliffe said. "It couldn't make me any happier than for Coop to experience a dream for all that are in football."
NFL rules dictate that practice squad players are eligible to be signed by any other NFL team at any time, provided that team puts them on the active roster and keeps them there for three weeks.
So guys like Helfet are always keeping an eye on the waiver wire for roster openings.
In the meantime, he's glad to have spent two seasons with Seattle to see the Seahawks grow into a Super Bowl team.
"More than anything we are young, determined and hungry," Helfet said. "We feel like we came together more as a family. We are willing to do whatever for our teammates on and off the field."
Two years ago this month, the same could be said for Helfet and Manning as they worked on their next career steps at Duke.


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The San Francisco Police Department enjoys a remarkable 72 percent approval rating, and many credit Police Chief Greg Suhr '88.
A 32-year veteran of the police force, Suhr was sworn in as the city's top cop in April 2011. He attributes the department's high approval rating to his officers and their professionalism. That same year, homicides in San Francisco dropped by almost half and violent crime fell 6.5 percent, according to FBI data.
Suhr is the third USF graduate to serve as the city's police chief in recent years. Heather Fong '79 was chief from 2004 to 2009. Frank Jordan '75 led the department from 1986 to 1990.
Suhr has made increasing efficiency a focus for the SFPD. He implemented the first department-wide email system and also established its first web-based records management system to better track cases. "It's helping us solve crimes we might never have solved, but certainly wouldn't have solved as quickly," he said.
That said, how San Francisco's young people see cops is the chief's number one priority. This summer, the SFPD placed more than 130 high school students in jobs, giving them valuable on-the-job experience and helping them build self-esteem. The SFPD assigns officers to the city's high schools and Boys and Girls Clubs, particularly in at-risk neighborhoods, to build relationships with teachers and students. "These efforts help change how kids view the police by seeing them every day as people they can talk to in their lives to keep them safe," Suhr said.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Ray Williams (Mississauga, Ontario) had 15 points, five blocked shots and five rebounds as the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team was defeated by Liberty 87-64 Sunday afternoon in the second round of the Brown Classic at the Pizzitola Sports Center. UNH drops to 1-4 on the season while Liberty, the Big South champion a season ago, improves to 3-4.
Williams, a freshman, was 6-10 from the floor and 3-3 from the charity stripe. Her five blocked shots were one shy of the single-game school record. Classmate Salée-Marie Johnson (Brampton, Ontario) drained three three-pointers and totaled a season-high 11 points, while senior Maren Matthias (Guilford, Conn.) added 13 points.
After trailing 25-8 early, the Wildcats climbed back into the contest and tied the game at 32 late in the first half. The Lady Flames took a 42-38 lead into halftime and outscored the Wildcats 45-26 in the game's second 20 minutes while shooting 55.6% from the floor.
Liberty owned a 46-30 advantage in rebounding, including a 24-12 edge on the offensive glass.
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With the 2011 regular season officially over, the NY Jets 2012 opponents have been released. The official schedule with dates and times won't be released until closer to the NFL Draft in April. Here is how the opponents break down:
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Claire Vaye Watkinswill read an excerpt from her collection of short stories "Battleborn" on Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in Isaacs Auditorium, in Susquehanna University's Seibert Hall. The reading is free and open to the public.
Watkins' stories and essays have appeared in Granta, Paris Review, One Story, Ploughshares, Glimmer Train and Best of the West 2011. The "Battleborn" collection was published by Riverhead Books in 2012. Watkins has received fellowships from numerous well-known writers' conferences, including Sewanee in Tennessee and Bread Loaf in Vermont.
Professor of English and Director of the Writers Institute Gary Fincke is using "Battleborn" as a part of his advanced fiction course this semester. Of the collection, Fincke said, "The stories are so varied and powerful that every student in the class has a favorite that has made an impact, whether for its language, its characters or the bleak, isolated settings of rural Nevada, a location very seldom used in American fiction."
An assistant professor at Bucknell University, Watkins co-directs the Mojave School, a nonprofit creative writing workshop for teenage students in Nevada. She graduated from the University of Nevada, Reno, and went on to earn a Master of Fine Arts degree from Ohio State University, where she had a Presidential Fellowship.
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you're a bullshit.
Sorry MT but the Cruze is NOT the best-selling Chevrolet in Mexico, that spot is occupied by the Chevrolet Chevy, a rebadged version of the early 90s Opel Corsa.
Unfortunately Chevrolet wont sell the NA-Spec version of the Cruze in Mexico but the Koren-Spec Cruze, so we are stuck with the old 1.8L engine, no 6 speed manual and limited safety equipment.
Same goes for the Sonic that doesnt offer ABS or airbags until the LTZ version, and of course we dont get the 1.4T on the Sonic either but an older 1.6L I4...
The best selling car in Mexico today is the Volkswagen Clasico (spanish for classic), a refreshed version of the MkIV Jetta built locally for Mexico and certain South American markets, offered with either a 2.0L 8 valve 115hp, a 1.9L I4 103hp (TDI), and a 1.8T 20 valve turbo with 180hp for the GLI.
1st - GM didn't void all warranties. GM did a VERY bad decision by refusing to fix those Impalas but that's very different from voiding all warranties.
2nd - GM N.A. designed/designs great cars. It's great that you love the Cruze but it's not the only good car from GM.
It's a great little car, but GM hasn't improved it's reliability. If it weren't for that, it would surely be a Corolla/Civic killer
The reason that this car is so fantastic is because it wasn't touched by any of the American execs, it was originally designed as a car for everywhere except N.A. but once the bankruptcy happened U.S. GM needed a car and so they brought over the Cruze as a short term filler. I have a 2011 Chevrolet Cruze 1LT and I love how GM Korea and Germany engineered this car and I hope that no one else gets a say what happens to it except those two, but since GM is a corporation and not a car company the redesign will most likely disappoint everyone. Now that I look back on everything, we should've let old N.A. GM go bankrupt. They still haven't learned a single lesson yet especially with customer loyalty by voiding all warranties on all GM car designs from pre-2009.
Good for GM
I can see why this car is so popular. I drove one about two weeks ago and I loved it!
looks like the car that gm needed so badly to save it has done just that. props


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RICHMOND, Ky. – Rival men's basketball teams from Eastern Kentucky University and Morehead State University will meet for the second time this season on Saturday in front of a live national audience on ESPNU.
Tipoff is scheduled for 11:02 a.m. The live radio broadcast is available in the Richmond area on WCYO 100.7 FM, and can be heard worldwide on EKUSports.com. The game can be seen on the internet and on mobile devices on WatchESPN.com where available.
Free doughnuts, rally towels and t-shirts – courtesy of Baptist Health – will be given out while supplies last. Saturday is also "Battle of the Greeks" day at McBrayer Arena.
With four teams in the hunt for the Ohio Valley Conference Championship, this game could essentially eliminate one from contention. Murray State (8-1) has the best record in the OVC and Belmont (8-2) is right behind. Those two teams play each other on Thursday in Nashville.
Eastern Kentucky (17-7) and Morehead State (15-9) are within striking distance of the leaders. The Colonels enter the game 7-3 while the Eagles are 6-3. The winner also has an edge over the other for a top-2 spot in the division and the tournament bye that comes with it.
EKU and Morehead State are third and fourth in the OVC in scoring at 78.7 and 77.6 points per game. Eastern is second in the OVC in scoring defense (69.8 ppg). MSU has allowed four of its last five opponents to score 74 or more points.
When these two teams met on Jan. 11, Eastern held the Eagles without a field goal for a stretch of 10 minutes and 51 seconds in the second half and slowly pulled for a 76-65 win in Morehead.
Corey Walden led the way for EKU, scoring a game-high 19 points while adding four rebounds, four assists and six steals. Glenn Cosey added 18 points and five assists while Orlando Williams came off the bench to tally 14 points. Angelo Warner paced Morehead State with 17 points. Brent Arrington contributed 11 points.
The Eagles connected on only five field goals in the second half, but converted 21-of-23 free throws (91.3 percent) in the second stanza to stay in the game.
The Colonels have won three in a row, including a 74-63 victory at home over Chattanooga on Tuesday. Eastern forced the Mocs into 24 turnovers and with the win set a new program record by notching its 22nd consecutive home non-conference victory. Cosey led four Colonels in double figures with 19 points.
Cosey, the reigning OVC Player of the Week, leads the team and is third in the conference in scoring at 19.1 points a night. Walden averages 13.3 points and 3.8 rebounds.
Eastern (9.2 spg) leads the conference in steals. Morehead State (8.3 spg) is third. EKU has the third-best turnover margin in the nation (+7.0). Morehead State averages 16 turnovers per game, and had 20 in the first meeting this season.
Morehead State beat Jacksonville State, 65-54, on Saturday. Warner led the Eagles with 14 points. Chad Posthumus came off the bench to grab 12 rebounds and score eight points in 20 minutes. MSU out-rebounded the Gamecocks by 19 and held JSU to 39 percent shooting from the field.
The trio of Warner, Arrington and Posthumus lead the Eagles. Warner, a 6-foot-2 junior guard, leads the team in scoring (17.0 ppg), is second in rebounding (4.9 rpg). Arrington, a 6-foot-3 sophomore guard, averages 12 points per contest. Posthumus, a 6-foot-11 senior center, contributes 10.1 points and a conference-best 11.5 rebounds per game.
Morehead State's opponents average 24 fouls per game. The Eagles have gone to the free throw line 707 times, compared to 557 trips for the Colonels.
MSU guard Kareem Storey has missed the last three games with a pulled hamstring. He is questionable for Saturday's game. The junior was averaging 6.3 points and a team-best 5.5 assists per game.