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Everything I'd want from shorts
I bought these on a deep, deep discount and couldn't pass up the deal, not because I needed another pair of shorts. Well, I'm quite glad I made that purchase. These shorts have found their way to the top of my favorite list, and are worn on a ridiculous basis. They're lightweight, but not filmsy. They're short, but not tooo short and hang above your knee which I like for mobility. They're quickdrying, but not swimsuit material. They have two zippered pockets, perfect for essentials. They even have this nifty chalkbag attachment loop at the back beltloop which is kinda handy if I used a beener to secure my bag. I can't say enough good bout these shorts. They do their job, and more.
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Aliases for TNF Gene
Aliases for TNF Gene
External Ids for TNF Gene
- Entrez Gene: 7124
- Ensembl: ENSG00000232810
- UniProtKB: P01375
Previous Symbols for TNF Gene
Summaries for TNF Gene
This gene encodes a multifunctional proinflammatory cytokine that belongs to the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) superfamily. This cytokine is mainly secreted by macrophages. It can bind to, and thus functions through its receptors TNFRSF1A/TNFR1 and TNFRSF1B/TNFBR. This cytokine is involved in the regulation of a wide spectrum of biological processes including cell proliferation, differentiation, apoptosis, lipid metabolism, and coagulation. This cytokine has been implicated in a variety of diseases, including autoimmune diseases, insulin resistance, and cancer. Knockout studies in mice also suggested the neuroprotective function of this cytokine. [provided by RefSeq, Jul 2008]
GeneCards Summary for TNF Gene
TNF (Tumor Necrosis Factor) is a Protein Coding gene. Diseases associated with TNF include mycobacterium chelonae and aphthous stomatitis. Among its related pathways are MAPK signaling pathway and Proteoglycans in cancer. GO annotations related to this gene include identical protein binding and cytokine activity. An important paralog of this gene is TNFSF15.
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot for TNF Gene
Cytokine that binds to TNFRSF1A/TNFR1 and TNFRSF1B/TNFBR. It is mainly secreted by macrophages and can induce cell death of certain tumor cell lines. It is potent pyrogen causing fever by direct action or by stimulation of interleukin-1 secretion and is implicated in the induction of cachexia, Under certain conditions it can stimulate cell proliferation and induce cell differentiation. Impairs regulatory T-cells (Treg) function in individuals with rheumatoid arthritis via FOXP3 dephosphorylation. Upregulates the expression of protein phosphatase 1 (PP1), which dephosphorylates the key Ser-418 residue of FOXP3, thereby inactivating FOXP3 and rendering Treg cells functionally defective (PubMed:23396208).
The TNF intracellular domain (ICD) form induces IL12 production in dendritic cells.
NF-kappaB (nuclear factor-kappa B) is a rapidly acting primary transcription factor found in all cell types. It is involved in cellular responses to stimuli such as cytokines and stress and plays a key role in regulating the immune response to infection. In unstimulated cells NF-kappaB dimers are sequestered inactively in the cytoplasm by a protein complex called inhibitor of kappa B (IkappaB). IkappaB inactivates NF-kappaB by masking the nuclear localization signals (NLS). Activation of NF-kappaB occurs via degradation of IkappaB, a process that is initiated by its phosphorylation by IkappaB kinase (IKK). Phosphorylated IkappaB becomes dissociated from NF-kappaB, unmasking the NLS. Phosphorylation also results in IkappaB ubiquitination and targeting to the proteasome. NF-kappaB can now enter the nucleus and regulate gene expression. NF-kappaB turns on expression of IkappaB forming a negative feedback loop.


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Proof that not everything goes Brazil's way: Silva suspension upheld
Jul 7, 2014, 4:27 PM EDT
In a vacuum, Thiago Silva's yellow-card suspension could've been stripped away. The Brazil captain would be allowed to face Germany for the right to go to the World Cup, not because the yellow card he received against Colombia was harsh — it was silly — but because the "two cards over a tournament is a suspension" rule is brutal.
Below is the foul, in case you've forgotten it. Silva, knowing the rule, takes the ridiculous risk of making contact with punting Colombian goalie David Ospina in the hopes that the referee has never officiating a match before:
In any event, FIFA has decided against rescinding the card and Silva will not play against Germany. From The Guardian:
Brazil's federation, the CBF, had appealed against Silva's yellow card but Fifa's disciplinary committee refused to consider it because appeals against cautions are permitted only in exceptional circumstances.
A Fifa statement said: "The disciplinary committee … cannot consider the matter given the fact that there is no legal basis entitling it to grant such request."
Appeals against yellow cards are allowed only in exceptional circumstances, such as cases of mistaken identity, and overturning would have been hugely controversial and would have allowed other teams to claim that the governing body was favouring the hosts.
In an infamous past incident, Fifa allowed Garrincha to play in the 1962 World Cup final despite the Brazilian forward being sent off in the semi-final."
Even if Silva's yellow was borderline tacky, FIFA would've looked terrible letting the captain off. Many pundits and fans have felt that Brazil has been given an easy ride into the semifinals, and a repeal of the suspension could've set off a firestorm.
- omniusprime - Jul 8, 2014 at 8:46 AM
Silva deserved that yellow card for being totally stupid. I'm glad that FIFA isn't going to let this cheater play against Germany. I hope Germany takes Brazil to the woodshed and teaches them a lesson about playing fair.
Go Germany!
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Simunye Youth Development Project is finally a registered Non Profit Organization in South Africa and is off the ground. We received word that our organization was approved via email and we recently received our NPO certificate. This means we are a legitimate, recognized organization in SA and can finally start applying for funding to the Department of Social Development and National Development Agency among other organizations. It is so exciting!
We also just finished our first three week life skills training with 31 new out-of-school, unemployed youth in my village. The old youth were tasked with recruiting youth for the training and a few days before the training began we had a wonderful turn out at the information session with about 45 youth in attendance. We explained the program, training and our goals and encouraged everyone to attend the training. This was the first time we were doing the life skills training so we had no idea if people would pitch or be interested. When things are new people are usually sceptical about it and wait until they know what it's all about.
We had about 38 youth attend the first day of the training on February 6th, which unfortunately, was outside because someone took the hall key and never returned it. We started two hours late and it was hot and hectic and the second day we were down to 31 youth. I explained very clearly to the youth that they were only allowed to miss two days if they wanted to continue with the training and the program. Those who missed more than two days were not able to continue. The training is about 13 days and if they miss more than two days, it really takes away from the overall message of the training.
We're also trying to teach the youth good work habits and being hard on them is part of it. After the first week of the training I had about three people come up to me asking to join, saying they would catch up on what they missed, but I had to say no. It was hard, but I had to stick to my word. I explained that we would have additional life skills training throughout the year with the next one being in May and they were more than welcome to sign up for that training. I've had a number of additional youth ask me to join over the past few weeks, which is really exciting.
The trainers for the training were some of the old Stars of Tomorrow peer educators. I did not have enough time to train the properly and I think there is definitely room for improvement from that side. However, most of them did a great job and really prepared and did their best for their sessions which made me really proud of them. The topics we covered in the three weeks include communication, leadership, worldview and goal setting, volunteerism, healing of the past, relationships, personal development, emotional maturity, budgeting and saving, power of credit, entrepreneurship, job preparation, CV and interview skills, HIV transmission and prevention, peer education, abuse and gender roles, teenage pregnancy and healthy living. At the end of each day, the youth filled out evaluations and they also filled out final evaluations.
In the end, 31 youth finished the three week training and did not miss more than two days, with some not missing any days or only one. Their final evaluations said it all when many of them said they learned new life skills they will take with them long after the training, they now recognize the importance of volunteering, they now feel more prepared to get a job, they now understand everyone is unique and they are special, they know more about HIV and know they have the right to say "no."
The last day we gave out certificates and had a small braii (BBQ). The youth are now required to volunteer for six weeks either with the Stars of Tomorrow peer educators distributing surveys about sugar daddies and educating the community or they must find their own volunteer opportunity. Those who complete the six weeks of volunteering will receive business and computer training provided by Simunye and out partnership with SEDA (Small Enterprise Development Agency). This is all very exciting and we cannot wait to see where it goes from here!
After five months of negotiations we finally came to a lease agreement with the Gogo (grandmother) who owns the building we want to make into our youth centre. Well, for now, two rooms in the building. The location is perfect as it's just past the taxi rank in the main part of the village near the satellite municipal office, community centre, crèche and Siyanakekela (the home based care NPO I work for). The building used to be a very popular shabeen (bar) but now it is falling apart and only one of the rooms is being used by some young guys who have a pool table and sell some snacks.
When we first started thinking about turning the youth project into an NPO and having a youth centre, this building was my first choice. It is easily accessible for everyone in the village and many people pass it every day which is good advertisement for our programs. Unfortunately, the negotiations were taking much longer than expected and at one point we considered finding another location. After five months of visits, discussions and negotiations, the Gogo finally decided to sign the lease which says we can use two rooms in the building for three years without paying rent if we renovate the two rooms. We were hoping for five years but we will take it.
It isn't a huge project – hopefully it will be finished next week if we work really hard – but I'm sure it will look like a new place when we are finished. The ceiling needs to be fixed, part of the wall plastered, floor redone, electricity and lights installed, new glass window and painted inside and outside. The hardware shop in Weenen is helping us out with the project and isn't making a profit as they are giving everything to us at cost. We also agreed that the builder would oversee the project and give skills to the youth where they are lacking. For example, there were eight of us today and the builder showed the youth how to mix the cement, how to cut the ceiling and how to use tools to cut the wall to create a door. It was so empowering and uplifting to see my youth work hard and use their hands and talents to fix this building. I am so excited to see what the finished product looks like and for them to take ownership and pride over the building. If all goes well we are going to have an opening event and braii next Saturday!


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The city's largest annual volunteer trash pickup event is Saturday.
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According to The Sun's Gordon Smart, the world's first critic to review Coldplay's upcoming Viva La Vida, or Death and All His Friends, the record is "the biggest album of the year — possibly the decade." Also, Chris Martin & Co. have "pushed the boundaries of what we expect from an album" and created something "as heavy-going as the Bible but ultimately as rewarding."
Additionally, the new Coldplay album will cure cancer, solve the energy crisis, and bring 2Pac back to life. Viva La Vida can beat a computer at chess. The simple act of playing it once on your home stereo will increase the value of your property by $100,000, regardless of the quality of nearby public schools or overall trends in the real-estate market. Upon hearing its glorious first tones, all the world's terrorists will lay down their arms and take up baking, channeling their anti-Americanism into the most delicious cookies you've ever tasted. And if we all listen to the new Coldplay album, close our eyes, and wish hard enough, there will be peace on earth, no more hunger, and Gordon Smart will never again be allowed to review another CD as long as we all shall live.
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Chemistry major Shadia Bel Hamdounia '06 will spend next year studying birthing practices in Denmark, India and South Africa, thanks to a Thomas J. Watson Fellowship. The prestigious grant is awarded annually to about 50 graduating seniors nationwide to support independent study and travel outside the United States.
Bel Hamdounia, who has long aspired to a career in medicine and public health, sees perinatal care as an index of women's and children's empowerment in a given community. "How different communities have employed their resources to support different birthing practices and standards ultimately reveals the underlying value placed on women and children's rights, health, safety and education," she says in her fellowship proposal.
The three countries where she has chosen to study have widely divergent approaches to birthing practices and infant-mortality rates ranging from 0.4 percent to 6.1 percent, Bel Hamdounia says. In each setting, she will observe clinical practices, shadow midwives and interview mothers about their satisfaction with the care they receive.
"In Denmark, a small population with a high gross domestic product has resulted in a socialized health-care system that supports a wide variety of birthing techniques. With more than one billion people spread over urban and rural areas, India relies on both public and private care. South Africa, with its vast area and colonial history, serves as a good middle ground, while also revealing how AIDS impacts maternal and infant health," Bel Hamdounia says of the countries she will visit.
Bel Hamdounia says that her interest in health care and inequities in access to it are a product of her childhood in Morocco. "The disparities in education, wealth, living standards and consequently, quality of health care received were flagrantly apparent there."
It was not until she began studying at Bryn Mawr, however, that she was able to pursue her interest on a practical level. "As a girl in Morocco, I did not have the freedom or the opportunities to shadow doctors or volunteer in a clinical setting," she says. "At Bryn Mawr, finally I was given the liberty to explore. Above all I wanted to end the pattern of letting life happen to me and start making it happen for myself."
She certainly appears to have taken the bull by the horns. For four years, she volunteered with Best Buddies, a group that offers friendship and support to adults with mental and physical disabilities. As a sophomore, she won a grant that allowed her to spend a month in China. She traveled through Guizhou, China's poorest province, teaching English to more than 70 children. Dealing with the ailments of both children and fellow volunteers in her party introduced her to Chinese traditional medicine and gave her a glimpse of the overcrowded, underfunded hospitals doctors and patients must contend with in developing countries.
Last summer, she had a chance to contrast the situation in China with the state-of-the-art technology and care available at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, where she worked as a volunteer. At the same time, she was doing advanced research in the laboratory of Professor of Chemistry Sharon Burgmayer.
Her experiences at Bryn Mawr, she says, have honed skills she will need as a Watson Fellow.
"I feel really fortunate to be given this opportunity and am very excited about the coming year," Bel Hamdounia says. "I know that my own passion toward maternal and infant health will serve as the best guarantee of a fruitful and fulfilling experience."
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin has been indicted on 21 corruption charges including wire fraud, bribery and money laundering.
The charges announced Friday come from a City Hall corruption investigation that already has resulted in guilty pleas by two former city officials and two businessmen.
The counts include wire fraud, bribery, money laundering, filing false tax returns and conspiracy.
Nagin, a former cable television executive, was a political novice before being elected to his first term as mayor in 2002, buoyed by strong support from white voters.
Hurricane Katrina in 2005 elevated Nagin to the national stage, where he gained a reputation for colorful and sometimes cringe-inducing rhetoric.
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Explore the Smoky Mountains on foot. When you hike, you're seeing flora, fauna, and wildlife up close, all while improving fitness and burning calories.
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"They're saying just send texts and not to make phone calls so people can reach their loved ones," said Czarnik.
Dan Lau of Boston, a 25-year-old engineer running his sixth marathon, said he was three or four blocks away from the chaos, crossing the finish line about 20 minutes earlier.
"It sounded like something from out of a movie," he said.
"Initially, folks were running towards a narrow, fenced-in exit spilling over to Newbury, but several bystanders diffused the panic and calmed us down," he said. "My first impression was either a truck hit a building or a subway train crashed. Then, when the second went off, my friend and I knew it was more serious. My friend immediately thought it was a bomb. To quote him, he said, 'That's definitely not thunder.'"
Runners further back were stopped by authorities. Josh Crary, one of 40 blind or visually impaired runners, had to stop at mile 20 in suburban Newton, west of the city.
"We stopped after my sister gave me a phone call," said Crary, a 27-year-old from Barnstead, N.H. "She said there had been an explosion and people were running away. Ten minutes later, the race was shut down."
His sister was in a VIP booth at the finish line. Crary said he and his guide were taken in by neighbors.
"Some folks took us into their home," he said. "It's almost impossible to call people because cell phones are busy. Hopefully, this is some sort of freak accident or explosion and not some other terrible scenario."
A Google document circulated on which Bostonians listed their contact information and offered up places for marathon runners to stay. As of three hours after the explosions, 708 people had offered up their homes.
As for not being able to finish the race, Crary said, "I could care less about the finish. There are much bigger things to worry about."
ABC News' Lauren Effron, Liz Neporent, Susanna Kim and Kelley Robinson contributed to this report.


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Active, images and devices
As I wrote before, we are trying to make PA4 as stable as possible, and as well as it was noted by some people, this involves also having images for a wide variety of devices.
What I'm doing, is kindof even another step: making the image creation as easy as possible, so that is possible for people to contribute easily in the creatoin process of those images, (especially images for previously unsupported devices).
In Mer, that is the base of Plasma Active the OS images are created from an instruction file called kickstart. you can find a source repository that creates kickstart files for plasma active here:
git clone git://anongit.kde.org/plasma-active-kickstart.git
Then, what you have to do is installing a Mer SDK, following the instructions here. This is very easy, is more or less uncompressing a tarball and running a shell script inside it, and should work on any distribution.
Then, from inside the SDK chroot environment, go where you downloaded the git repo (your home is accessible from there) and do:
mer-kickstarter -e . -c latest-devel/plasma-active-latest-devel.yaml -o plasma-active-latest-ks/
it will create a kickstart for each of the supported devices in the plasma-active-latest-ks/ subdirectory, then:
cd plasma-active-latest-ks/ sudo mic create livecd plasma-active-i586.ks -o . --pkgmgr=yum --arch=i686 --logfile=plasma-active-build.log
And an iso file with the same name as the kickstart file will be created. Different devices may need different image format, such as "raw" instead of "livecd"
Right now just a few devices are supported there, what I want to achieve is to support there all the device types Active has been successfully ran on.
One thing I must say, the code in that repo is derived from the Nemo project (another Qt based project built on top of Mer) so also a better sharing of bits and pieces for device adaptations with Nemo would be awesome as well.
Good job!
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@Gianni: You can run it on Google's Nexus7 tablet:
Real world?
Are any chances we can see in a reasonable future roms with PA for ARM devices that can be installed on normal smartphones and tablets everybody owns instead those weird devices like the tablet Vivaldi?
Excuse my, perhaps excessively sincere, criticism, but when there are various projects like Mozilla OS, Tizen, et al. and when nobody denies there's a new "family" that has come to stay and in many cases substitute "old" computers and handhelds one can not ask himself if wouldn't be posible to have real Linux and real Linux desktops on these portable devices, COMMON devices, those devices everybody has, because I dont think many people is going to buy a tablet which hardware was great in 2009 but almost any middle range smartphone of nowadays is rather more potent.
Well, I know you are doing a great job and that it isn't anyway easy, but I think you are being very unrealistic. The "place" is Samsung Galaxy, Sony Xperia, LG, those devices you see in the streets, in the metro, bus, etc, not Vivaldi.


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Sure, Provel isn't a triple-cream French masterpiece of a cheese, but it is our cheese. So how to enjoy it? Not alongside fresh fruit and fine wine -- but that's OK; Provel is a cheese of the people. And we think it sits perfectly when it's melted atop Joe Boccardi's Special Original pizza. Joined with onion, green pepper, mushroom, pepperoni and hamburger, Provel is the glue (yes, some would say literally) that holds this St. Louis favorite together. If you're not proud to be a St. Louisan, you can order this local delicacy with mozzarella, but that would be like going to Rome and looking for a Starbucks.


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DURHAM, N.H. - The University of New Hampshire men's basketball team looks to complete a season sweep against the University of Vermont when the two programs battle on Sunday, Jan. 29 (12 p.m.) at Patrick Gymnasium. The game will be broadcast live on the CBS Sports Network. Links to live audio and live video, as well as live stats, will be available at www.unhwildcats.com.
The Wildcats and Catamounts meet for the 134th time in their long and storied history, with Vermont leading the all-time series, 84-49. The Catamounts have won 21 of the last 25 matchups, including 11 in a row against the Wildcats in the comfort of Patrick Gymnasium. All four of UNH's wins in the last 24 contests have come at home. In the most recent meeting on Jan. 14, Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) notched a game-high 19 points and snared eight rebounds, propelling the Wildcats to a 72-64 victory over the Catamounts at Lundholm Gymnasium. Konan was tabbed the America East Player of the Game for UNH, finishing 7-for-9 from the floor, 3-for-4 from deep and 2-for-5 from the charity stripe in 21 minutes of action. Brendan Bald claimed player of the game honors for Vermont, notching 12 points, two steals and one rebound. Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) chipped in with 12 points, four boards and one helper. Scott Morris (Walkersville, Md.) added 10 points off the bench, shooting 4 of 8 from the field and 2 of 5 from beyond the arc. After trading baskets in the early going, New Hampshire picked up the offensive pace midway through the first stanza when Morris ignited a 17-7 run with a midrange jumper, giving the home team its largest lead of the first half, 25-15, at 8:52. The Catamounts clawed their way back into the action scoring six unanswered, sparking a 9-1 run that cut the deficit down to two, 26-24, with 5:23 remaining in the first half. The two squads would go back-and-forth for the next three minutes until Morris provided the offensive spark once again with a trey, as the 'Cats outscored the Catamounts 5-1 the rest of the way, taking a 37-32 edge into the locker room. The Wildcats opened up the second half firing on all cylinders, draining three unanswered 3-pointers, giving them their largest lead of the contest, 46-32, at 18:07. The trio of treys kicked off what became a 15-6 run that lasted nearly seven minutes and gave UNH a 52-38 edge with 13:19 on the clock. Clancy Rugg answered the call for the visitors, notching three points the old-fashioned-way, sparking a string of eight unanswered points, as the Catamounts outscored the Wildcats 19-5 over the course of the next 8:39 to knot the score at 57-57. A pair of Abreu free throws at 3:51 helped stop the bleeding, as the 'Cats took back the lead and wouldn't relinquish it from that point. Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) gave UNH some breathing room when he drained a clutch 3-pointer from the top of the key at 1:44, setting off a 10-4 scoring spurt to close out the action to preserve the victory.
Vermont (12-10, 6-2 AE) went a perfect 3-0 in its most recent week of action, notching victories in six of their last seven contests. UVM opened the week with a 79-65 victory at home against Maine behind 16 points from freshman Four McGlynn. Four Cats reached double figures, as Vermont shot 49.1 percent from the floor for the game. Vermont followed that up with a 73-69 victory over Albany at home on Thursday. Senior Matt Glass led UVM with 16 points, including a big 3-pointer that gave Vermont a four-point lead with 31 seconds to go. For the second straight game four Catamounts scored in double-digits while four different UVM players hit a pair of 3-pointers in the contest. Vermont wrapped up the week with a 90-62 win at UMBC, as six Catamounts netted double figures to earn the victory. Vermont set new season highs in points, field goal percentage (56.9) and assists (25) against the Retrievers. McGlynn led UVM with 15 points, while sophomore Brian Voelkel added 10 assists and seven rebounds, as 11 of the 12 Cats that played, scored. The Catamounts scored 51 points in the second half and led by as many as 29.
Junior guard Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.) led the Wildcats in scoring for the second straight game against Maine (Jan. 25), posting 17 points on his way to earning America East Player of the Game honors. In the game prior against Binghamton (Jan. 22) he notched 19 points, one shy of his career high, on 6-of-9 shooting from the field and 4-of-4 shooting from the charity stripe. Rhoads has led the team in scoring five times and has reached double-digits in 11 contests this season.
New Hampshire knocked down a season-best 12 treys against Maine (Jan. 25), posting a .429 shooting clip (12-28) from long range in the contest. The Wildcats posted their previous season high of 10 trifectas twice this season against Vermont (Jan. 14) and Boston University (Jan. 19). UNH leads the league in 3-point field goals made since the start of conference play, sinking 63 field goals from the beyond the arc.
Sophomore guard Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) notched a career-high seven assists against Binghamton (Jan. 22), marking the sixth time this season he registered five or more assists in a game. Bronner sets the mark after reaching his previous career high of six helpers twice, most recently against Brown (Dec. 7). He ranks 10th in the conference in assists, notching a team-best 57 (3.0 apg).
New Hampshire has shot over 40 percent in four of the last five outings; most recently posting a shooting clip of .431 (22-51) against Binghamton (Jan. 22). Over the five-game span the 'Cats shot over 40 percent in four straight games, representing their longest streak of the season. UNH had its best outing versus Stony Brook when the 'Cats shot 47.6 percent (20-42) from the floor, including a .409 clip from beyond the arc.
New Hampshire shot over 40 percent from the floor and beyond the arc in back-to-back games for the first time this season after posting a shooting clip of .476 (20-42) from the field and a .409 (9-22) clip from deep against Stony Brook (Jan. 16). The Wildcats were equally impressive in the game prior against Vermont (Jan. 14), shooting 46 percent (23-50) from the floor and 45.5 percent (10-22) from 3-point land.
Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) knocked down 10 of 12 shots from the free throw line, finishing with 12 points to help propel the Wildcats to a 72-64 victory over Vermont (Jan. 14). Abreu's 10 made free throws marked the highest single-game total posted by any Wildcat this season and also tied a career high for the senior captain. The last time he reached this impressive mark came against Colgate on Dec. 30, 2009.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) has scored in double-digits in 10 of the last 12 contests. He has notched double-figures in all but four games this season and has never gone back-to-back outings scoring in single-digits. Abreu leads the Wildcats with an average of 13.2 points per game this season, shooting 39.0 percent (89-228) from the floor, as he is on pace to finish with his best single-season field goal percentage of his career.
Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.; 1st), Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.; 2nd) and Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) all rank in the top 10 in the America East in minutes played this season. Rhoads leads the trio with an average of 36.6 minutes per game while Abreu and Bronner have logged 33.9 and 32.7 minutes per contest, respectively.
Sophomore Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) has been one of the most efficient shooters from the free throw line since the start of conference play, shooting 82.6 percent (19-23) from the stripe, ranking eighth in the league. The point guard ranks first on the squad with a .694 shooting clip (34-49) from the charity stripe this season. He opened America East play knocking down his first 13 shots from the line, lacing a season-best 8-for-8 against UMBC (Jan. 2) while sinking 5-of-5 versus Hartford (Jan. 5).
Sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) scored a career-high 20 points against UMBC (Jan. 2), as he was tabbed the America East Player of the Game, finishing the contest with five boards, one assist and one block. He shot 7-of-11 from the field, 2-of-4 from behind the arc and 4-of-4 from the charity stripe. Konan has scored in double figures 10 times this season.
For the first time this season five Wildcats scored in double-figures, as Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) led the way with a career-high 20 points against UMBC (Jan. 2). The forward shot 7-of-11 from the field, 2-of-4 from behind the arc and 4-of-4 from the charity stripe in the contest. Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.; 15), Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.; 12), Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.; 10) and Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.; 10) rounded out UNH's double-digit scorers.
Sophomore Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) propelled the Wildcats to a 71-64 victory over Colgate (Dec. 31), setting career highs in points (24), free throws made (8), field goals (7) and 3-point field goals (2). The point guard was tabbed the America East Player of the Game, finishing the afternoon with three boards and a pair of steals. He shot a solid 7-of-11 from the floor and 2-of-3 from deep while knocking down 8-of-9 shots from the stripe.
Junior Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.) scored 12 of his team-leading 16 points in the second half of play against Sacred Heart (Dec. 29), achieving the mark on the back of 9-of-12 shooting from the charity stripe, matching a career high in free throws made. The last time he knocked down nine shots at the line came last season against Albany (Feb. 2) when he led UNH to a 62-59 victory at Lundholm Gymnasium after posting 15 points against the Great Danes.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) recently moved into fifth place all-time in program history in field goals made (482). He currently leads the Wildcats with 89 field goals this season, shooting 39.0 percent (89-228) from the floor. Abreu notched a career-high 141 field goals during the 2009-10 campaign, finishing the season with a .358 shooting clip (141-394).
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) recently moved into sixth place all-time in program history in career minutes played (3,505). This season he ranks second in the league in minutes played (662), averaging 34.8 minutes per game. He logged his most time on the hardwood during the 2009-10 campaign, registering 1000 minutes while averaging 33.3 minutes per contest.
Sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) ranks second in the America East in 3-point field goal percentage this season with a .446 (33-74) shooting clip from beyond the arc. He has been especially impressive over the course of the last six games, shooting 54.5 percent (12-22) from deep.
New Hampshire ranks fifth in the conference in rebounding, pulling in 34.1 boards per game, as Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) and Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) both rank among the league leaders in rebounds, collecting 8.7 (1st) and 5.8 (10th) boards per game, respectively.
Four Wildcats have scored in double-figures in three games this season, most recently when Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.; 18), Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.; 16), Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.; 11) and Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.; 10) achieved the milestone against Brown (Nov. 7). Prior to that outing the last time UNH reached the mark was against Loyola (Nov. 20), as Rhoads (14), Konan (12), Abreu (11) and Myrick (10) finished in double-digits.
Sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) posted 13 points and a career-best 11 rebounds, earning his first career double-double versus Holy Cross (Dec. 3). Konan, who was tabbed the America East Player of the Game for New Hampshire, finished the contest 4-for-10 from the field, including 2-for-5 from deep and 3-for-3 from the charity stripe in the contest.
Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.; 17), Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.; 16) and Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.; 15) all tallied double-digits against Maine (Jan. 25). The last time three 'Cats achieved this feat was against Binghamton (Jan. 22) when Rhoads (19), Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.; 18) and Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.; 12) scored in double-figures.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) registered a season-best 21 points versus Dartmouth (Nov. 30), leading the Wildcats to a 53-50 victory at Lundholm Gymnasium. He was tabbed the America East Player of the Game, finishing the contest 7-for-13 from the floor and 2-for-3 from beyond the arc. He also pulled in three boards, dished out two assists and collected a steal. Prior to that, the last time Abreu scored 20-plus points came against Lesley University (Nov. 13, 2010) when he poured in exactly 20 points in the season-opener at Lundholm Gymnasium.
UNH claimed its fourth straight victory versus the Big Green earning a 53-50 victory at Lundholm Gymnasium on Nov. 30. Despite Dartmouth's 31-29 advantage in the all-time series, New Hampshire has been victorious in six of the last seven and 10 of the last 13 meetings in the annual rivalry matchup of the Granite State's two Division I basketball programs. The last time Dartmouth defeated New Hampshire was on Jan. 15, 2008 in a 65-60 overtime decision at Lundholm Gymnasium.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) notched one trey against Maine (Jan. 25) and currently ranks fifth all-time in career 3-point field goals made with 192. The senior captain recently passed Blagoi Janev, who finished his UNH career with 172 trifectas. Abreu leads the squad with 31 3-pointers this season, posting a .337 clip from deep. He posted his highest single-season 3-pointer total during the 2007-08 campaign with 32 treys, a mark that ranks 10th all-time in program history.
Senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) ranks first in the America East conference in rebounding, pulling in 8.7 boards per game this season. Last year he ranked second among league leaders in rebounds, compiling 8.3 per game. He has turned in four double-digit rebounding efforts this season, posting a season-best 16 boards against Suffolk (Nov. 11).
Senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) tallied two blocks versus Maine (Jan. 25) and currently ranks second on the program's all-time blocks list with 70. Benson leads UNH with 17 blocks (0.9 bpg) this season, ranking fourth in the America East. He ended last season ranking fifth in the league in shots blocked, notching 1.1 per game.
Junior guard Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.) matched his career high with 20 points against Boston College (Nov. 14). He rounded out his night shooting 6-of-14 from the floor, including 2-of-6 from 3-point distance, and cashed in on 6-of-10 free throw attempts. He chipped in with five rebounds and an assist in 37 minutes. The last time Rhoads scored 20 points in a game was against Vermont (Jan. 20, 2011), as he finished the contest 5-for-15 from the field, 4-for-7 from deep and 6-for-6 from the charity stripe. He capped off last season collecting America East All-Defensive Team honors after starting in all 30 games. The versatile guard was equally impressive offensively, leading the team in assists (85) and ranking second in points (273).
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) posted nine points against Maine (Jan. 25), recently passing Blagoi Janev (1,340) to rank fourth on the program's all-time scoring list with 1,439 points. He has scored in double-digits in 18 of the last 24 games spanning over the course of the last three seasons, including 15 of 19 contests this season. In addition, he ranks first on the team and 10th in the league in scoring, posting 13.2 points per game.
Senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) notched his third career double-double, tallying 17 points and 16 rebounds against Suffolk (Nov. 11). The captain earned a pair of double-doubles last season, with his most recent coming against Hartford (Feb. 27) when he registered 16 points and 15 boards. He finished the 2010-11 campaign pulling in double-digit rebounds in eight games while scoring in double-figures in three outings.
The Wildcats shot an impressive 53.2 percent (33-62) from the field and 50 percent (9-18) from deep against Suffolk (Nov. 11). New Hampshire was especially impressive in the first half of the contest, registering 51 points on 64.7 percent (22-34) shooting from the field and 66.7 percent (6-9) shooting from 3-point range. The last time UNH shot above 50 percent in both categories was last season against UMBC (Jan. 23) when the 'Cats earned an 80-60 victory over the Retrievers. New Hampshire finished the contest with a shooting clip of .510 from the field and .519 from beyond the arc.
Heading into Sunday's contest UNH has recorded at least one 3-pointer in 602 consecutive games, a streak that spans 21 years. The last time the 'Cats did not tally a trey was in a 59-47 loss to Dartmouth College on Jan. 8, 1991, when they were 0-for-3 from behind the arc. The NCAA record is currently 824 games by UNLV, a streak that started Nov. 26, 1986 and is still active.
UNH recently announced that two student-athletes have committed to attend UNH and play for the Wildcat basketball program next fall. Frank Okeke, a 6-foot-6-inch, 220-pound forward from DeSoto, Texas, joins the Wildcats after posting 9.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game as a junior at DeSoto High School. His production in the frontcourt was key to DeSoto's success in 2010-11, as the Eagles were ranked No. 19 in the county while posting a 34-4 record. Additionally, DeSoto was tabbed 5A Regional II District Champions and McDonald's Invitational Gold Division Champions last season. Okeke, who also played for the highly touted Deron Williams Elite AAU program, was also part of the DeSoto squad that was named a Texas 5A Regional Finalist in 2011. Chris Orozco, a 6-foot-3-inch, 175-pound combo guard from Tenafly, N.J., joins the UNH basketball program after spending the last three years with Tenafly High School. The two-time All-Bergen selection is closing in on becoming just the 11th Bergen boy to reach the 2000-career-point mark after leading the Tigers to 58 wins over the course of the last three seasons. Last year he was tabbed a Second-Team All-Group 3 and First-Team All-Bergen County for The Star-Ledger honoree, registering 21.7 points, 10.1 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game. He capped off his junior campaign leading the Tigers to a 20-4 record while winning the Big North Patriot Division title.
New Hampshire (39 points) was picked fifth in the America East Preseason Coaches' Poll. The Wildcats were tabbed to finish behind Boston U. (62), Stony Brook (56), Vermont (51) and Albany (42). The Terriers, who have topped the poll each of the last five years, garnered six first-place votes, while Stony Brook claimed the remaining three votes. Maine (32) was tabbed sixth, while Hartford (18), UMBC (18) and Binghamton (11) round out the rest of the poll.
By defeating Holy Cross, 55-52, Nov. 20, 2010 head coach Bill Herrion recorded his 61st victory at UNH and moved into fourth on the school's all-time wins list, passing Bill Olsen, who won 60 games in six seasons from 1960-66. Herrion now trails only Gerry Friel (188), William Cowell (119), and Henry Swasey (108) in the record books. Herrion has compiled 77 wins in stint as bench boss for the Wildcats.
Associate Head Coach Ken Dempsey will be blogging at various points of the season on College Chalktalk. To follow along with Dempsey's entries, visit http://collegechalktalk.com/coachesDiary/new_hampshire/2011-12/index.
UNH and Pack Network have once again partnered to provide online video streaming of UNH athletics for the upcoming 2011-12 season with UNHwildcats.Tv. Wildcat fans are encouraged to buy the "Wildcat All-Access Pass" which is an annual subscription for $99.95 that provides all the live coverage of UNH home athletic events. Fans can also purchase home events on a per game basis of $9.95.
In the summer of 1999, the University of New Hampshire Athletic Department formed the "UNH Sports Network" — the largest network ever to broadcast UNH sporting events. Wildcats Sports Properties has added WGIN-AM 930 (Rochester) and WQSO-FM 96.7 (Portsmouth) as flagship stations on the Wildcat Sports Network, joining WGIR-AM 610 (Manchester), which was added in 2008. All three stations are part of the Clear Channel family. These three aforementioned stations – along with WUVR-AM 1490 (Lebanon), WNTK-FM 99.7 (New London) and WCNL-AM 1010 (Newport) – will carry all UNH football and men's hockey broadcasts, a select number of men's and women's basketball and women's hockey broadcasts, as well as "Wildcat Sports Today", a three-minute daily update concerning UNH athletics. The games can also be heard on the internet at www.UNHWildcats.com, through a service from Stretch Internet. Stretch has also partnered with UNH to develop a podcast page for UNH fans to listen to archived broadcasts. Veteran play-by-play man Jim Jeannotte will return for his 31st year broadcasting UNH men's basketball. Jeannotte will be joined by color analyst Mike Murphy, who enters his 12th season calling Wildcat men's hoop.
UNHWildcats.com, via Stretch Internet Broadcast, will carry 14 UNH men's basketball home games, as well as one road contest this season. If you cannot attend Wildcat basketball, you can still tune into the game from anywhere you can gain access to the internet. Fans can get to the UNH men's basketball broadcast site by going to the men's basketball schedule page at www.UNHWildcats.com.
Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) scored 16 points and connected on four of the University of New Hampshire's season-high 12 three-point field goals, but the Wildcats fell to the University of Maine, 80-69, in America East men's basketball action at Lundholm Gymnasium on Wednesday night.
Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.) poured in a team-best 17 points to go along with three assists, two rebounds and two steals, earning America East Player of the Game honors for UNH. He shot 6-for-15 from the floor, 2-for-6 from three and 3-for-4 from the free throw line.
Konan rounded out his night with six boards, three steals, one assist and one block. Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) chipped in with 15 points, seven rebounds, two blocks and one steal.
Gerald McLemore was named player of the game for Maine, finishing with a game-high 25 points while adding four boards, one assist and one steal to his line. Alasdair Fraser registered 22 points, 10 rebounds, two assists and two blocks. Justin Edwards added 14 points, 10 rebounds and three helpers.
The tightly-contested first half featured six ties and 10 lead changes before Maine's Raheem Singleton hit back-to-back field goals, one with less than a second remaining on the shot clock and the other with a second remaining on the game clock to lift the Black Bears to a 37-34 halftime advantage.
Maine kept the 'Cats at bay at the start of the second frame, dropping in a trio of layups, with Edwards notching a basket sandwiched between a pair of Fraser field goals. The six unanswered points gave the Black Bears their largest lead to that point, 43-34, with 17:47 remaining in regulation.
The Wildcats struck back rattling off seven unanswered points on their way to posting a 9-2 run that cut the deficit to just two points, scoring three of their four field goals inside the paint on the run. Four different 'Cats chipped in with points during the stretch, as Chris Matagrano (Sayreville, N.J.) capped it off with a midrange jumper to set the score at 45-43 with 15:32 on the clock.
Edwards knocked down a trey on the ensuing possession, but Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.) banged in a three of his own on the next trip up the floor to keep the deficit at two. However, Edwards pushed the lead back to five after earning three points the old-fashioned-way, putting Maine ahead 51-46 at 14:30.
New Hampshire battled back by outscoring Maine 10-6 over the course of the next 2:09, as Konan cut the deficit to one on a 3-pointer, 57-56, with 12:21 remaining in regulation. The Black Bears quickly responded, as Xavier Pollard and McLemore dropped in layups to push the lead back to five.
Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) stopped the bleeding sinking a trey from the top of the key and Rhoads canned a jumper moments later, knotting the score at 61-61 with 9:13 remaining.
That would be as close as UNH would come to taking back the lead the rest of the way, as the Black Bears strung together an 8-3 run on their way to outscoring the Wildcats 17-10 the rest of the way to hold onto the victory.


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Dec. 29, 2013
CINCINNATI - Senior Shatyra Hawkes (Baltimore, Md./St. Frances Academy) scored a game-high 23 points as the Xavier women's basketball team ended the non-conference portion of their schedule with a 62-55 loss to Big Ten foe Indiana on Sunday afternoon at Cintas Center.
The Musketeers fell to 5-7 on the year before entering BIG EAST play, while the Hoosiers remain undefeated with a record of 13-0 as they enter their Big Ten schedule in 2014.
The Blue and White, who entered the contest ranked fourth in the conference in three-point field goals per game (6.0), knocked down 8-of-32 shots from behind the arc, highlighted by five from the sharp-shooting Hawkes.
Hawkes shot 8-of-15 from the floor and 5-of-11 from long distance to finish with 23 points in 31 minutes. Sophomore Jenna Crittendon (Union, Ky./Ryle) recorded her second career double-double with 10 points and a team-high 10 rebounds. Sophomore Briana Glover (Mason, Ohio/Mason) had a solid afternoon finishing with seven points and five rebounds.
The Hoosiers were led by senior Tabitha Gerardot's team-high 19 points. Senior Simone Deloach turned in a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Taylor Agler and Larryn Brooks rounded out the top scorers for the Hoosiers with nine points each. Indiana won the rebounding battle, 44-40, thanks to a 10 rebound performance by Alexis Gassion, a career-high from the freshman.
Indiana took an early lead in the first half thanks to an 11-0 run to pull out to an eight point lead over the Musketeers, 13-5. Xavier used a 10-0 spurt of their own late in the first half to come within six points of the Hoosiers (27-21) with 2:53 left in the opening period. IU went on to score the final six points of the half and took a 12-point lead (33-21) into the locker room at the intermission.
Late in the second half Xavier closed the gap to seven points with a trifecta from Crittendon, but failed to get any closer to the Hoosiers for the rest of the second half.
Both teams struggled from the field on the afternoon. Indiana shot 37.7-percent from the field (23-of-61) and 25.0-percent from beyond the arc (4-of-16). Xavier knocked down 20-of-56 from the floor (35.7-percent) and 8-of-32 from behind the arc (25.0-percent).
Xavier will now travel to the Windy City for their first BIG EAST conference matchup. XU will face DePaul on New Year's Day for the seventh all-time meeting between the two squads. The Blue Demons were one of four BIG EAST teams to appear in the NCAA Tournament last season (St. John's, Creighton and Villanova).
Fans can follow Xavier women's basketball on the program's Twitter (@Xavier_WBB) and Instagram (@Xavier_WBB) accounts and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Xavierwbb.


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The first Pull the Trigger is still unclaimed, so another item goes into the kitty.
Lot of 66 1999 Upper Deck SP Top Prospects
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'Monster man' congratulates Frank Arnold
Of all the congratulations that Frank Arnold has received since he learned that he would be inducted into the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame, one still resonates. He got a note from Jim Simms, a former player on Arnold's football team at Jeff Davis junior high in 1964. Simms wrote to say that he was […] [Read More]
Guests arriving for S.A. Sports Hall of Fame tribute
Guests are just now arriving for the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame Tribute. Ralph Bender, one of the founding fathers of the San Antonio Sports Foundation, greeted me as I walked into the Alamodome a few minutes ago. Bender has been involved with the sports foundation, now known as San Antonio Sports, since […] [Read More]
Javelinas to play UIW Cardinals in S.A. on Sept. 25
The Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelinas, seven-time national small college football champions, will play in San Antonio this year against the Incarnate Word Cardinals. UIW has not released the schedule with a game time, but A&M-Kingsville officials said it would be played Sept. 25 at Benson Stadium on the UIW campus. A&M-Kingsville, then known as Texas A&I, […] [Read More]
Proposed Northside-UTSA arena project remains in limbo
The superintendent of Northside School District has told UTSA beat writer Dan McCarney that a joint-venture arena for UTSA and Northside School District won't be funded for at least another three years. Folks told McCarney that Northside's bond committee had agreed to send a proposal to the school board asking for public funding for its half of […] [Read More]
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3/4 cup
white sugar
1 pinch
3 tablespoons
butter, melted
1/4 cup
sifted all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
grated lemon zest
1/4 cup
lemon juice
1 1/2 cups
egg yolks
egg whites
The only way the pudding could be bland tasting is if you use bottled lemon juice. I used fresh squeezed lemon juice and also used cream not milk. (Once in awhile you just have to give flavor to a recipe over skimping on fat.) This recipe was not the best lemon pudding recipe I've had but it was darn good.
This didn't turn out for me. 40 minutes into the baking, and the top had barely even set. Ended up cooking it well over an hour and by then, the "pudding" curdled. Thanks for sharing. The flavor was great.
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I made this for my husband's birthday tonight. I followed the recipe exactly. We ate it fresh out of the oven, and between two adults and two toddlers, it was gone within ten minutes. The cake layer is light and airy, the pudding layer is creamy and lemony, and the whole thing was just delicious. Thanks for a great recipe!
Fantastic pudding cake! The cake was really light and airy, and the pudding was tart and sweet. I followed the recipe exactly and it turned out delicious. Definitely a keeper!
A nice change from the usual baked cake & pudding recipes - caramel, chocolate, rhubarb, etc... It was full of flavour (I did use the zest of an entire lemon & fresh squeezed juice) and was very light. I topped it off with fresh raspberries and whipped cream...delicious!
I made it according to the recipe but added slightly more lemon juice and it was great! super lemony and tart. Everyone at work and at home loved it. And so simple to make. Only problem was it was messy to serve. But it was delicious immediately out of the oven and still great the next day!
Made this exactly as described, no changes, and it was gone in minutes. Mine is a family of college kids, and this was a perfect hit. The next time I made it, I did a double-batch, and the leftovers were even better cold the next day for breakfast!
I had one lemon left and wasn't sure what to do with it when I came across this recipe. I followed the recipe exactly and topped it with freshly whipped cream. It is really yummy! I love anything lemon and it's not an overpowering lemon taste. I used all of the zest from the lemon and the juice I got was a little less than the 1/4 called for. My husband and kids love it, so I will definitely make this again.
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My child I cry when I see you,
your face just points to the wall.
My emotional senses feel you,
Do you now hear my call?
The abuse you suffered when younger,
is past, it's over and gone.
Please forgive the people who hurt you,
Come to terms with all that was wrong.
It was Ok to have felt unhappy,
It was then that you traveled alone.
But now you've grown much older,
you're the best person I have ever known.
Awaken the mind that is within you,
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Apart from releasing OS X 10.10 Yosemite developer preview and the first beta of iOS 8, Apple also seeded a new beta of Xcode 6. People have already started looking for clues as to what's coming and Mac4Ever came across something that almost confirms that a larger iPhone and even a larger iPad is on its way.
Rumors and reports of Apple working on a 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch have been around for quite some time. We've seen plenty of leaked mockups, cases and more showing us what a 4.7-inch iPhone 6 would be like. Apparently, Xcode 6 has options on its iOS simulator for Resizable iPhone and Resizable iPad. There is no preset resolution for either of these options.
These options are probably there for developers to get their apps ready for when Apple releases a larger screen iPhone and iPad. The iPhone 6 is rumored to come in two sizes, a 4.7-inch model and 5.5-inch model. Then there are rumors about a larger iPad Pro with a 12-inch screen.


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By Linda D. KozarynAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1999 Defense Secretary William S. Cohen will depart Washington Nov. 11 bound for Brazil, Argentina and Chile.
The secretary thinks it's important to strengthen democracy in these "freshly minted democracies," a senior defense official said at the Pentagon Nov. 9. Argentina became a democracy in 1983, Brazil in 1985 and Chile in 1990, he noted.
In Brazil, Cohen will meet with President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Foreign Minister Luiz Felipe Lampreia and Defense Minister Elcio Alvarez. Cardoso swore in Alvarez, a former senator, in June, putting Brazil's armed forces under civilian control for the first time. Previously, the top military officers in the three services represented the military in the nation's cabinet.
In Argentina, Cohen will meet with President Carlos Saul Menem, President-elect Fernando de la Rua and Defense Minister Jorge Dominguez. "A major purpose of this trip is continuity," the official said. "As Argentina transitions to a new democratic administration, we want to make sure the super relationship we've built with them remains and moves forward in the interests of both our democracies."
In Chile, Cohen will meet with President Eduardo Frei and Defense Minister Edmund Perez Yoma. The secretary intends to discuss U.S.-Chilean Defense Consultative Committee accomplishments and efforts to institutionalize civilian control of the military.
Regional narco-trafficking and arms sales are not on Cohen's agenda, but could come up in his discussions with local leaders, the official said.
Cohen's last visit to these three South American countries in May 1998 focused on the role military and security forces play in supporting and defending democratic institutions, the defense official said. The Chilean and Argentinian defense ministers later visited Washington.
In November 1998, Cohen attended the third Defense Ministerial of the Americas, held in Cartagena, Colombia, where defense ministers from throughout the Western Hemisphere met to advance regional cooperation. The next ministerial is slated to be held in Brasilia, Brazil's capital, in October 2000.


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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Mocs Club is set to host the 12th Annual Porky's Open Golf Tournament presented by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee on Tuesday, May 10, at Council Fire Golf Club in Chattanooga, Tenn.
The tournament was set to take place on May 3, but was rained out just before the 12:30 tee time. The silent auction began on Tuesday and will conclude following the awards ceremony on May 10.
The Porky's Open Golf Tournament benefits student-athlete scholarships at UTC. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. (E.D.T.) and four person teams, as well as individual golfers, are welcome to participate. The silent auction and practice range also open at 10:30 a.m. with lunch, provided by Porker's BBQ, served at 11:00 a.m. Tournament play begins with a shotgun start at 12:30 p.m.
The cost for the event is $250 per player with full information available on the attached brochure. Space is limited so be sure to register today.
For more information on the Porky's Open Golf Tournament presented by BlueCross and BlueShield of Tennessee, contact Andrew Horton at (423) 425-5285 or email@example.com.
Message from Director of Athletics Rick Hart
The Porky's Open is the only privately-supported golf tournament which dedicates 100% of its efforts and revenues to assist with the scholarship needs of UTC student-athletes. This event is the largest annual fundraiser for the UTC Athletics Department!
Through the combined efforts of many of our friends, this golf event has proven to be one of the premier golf outings within the Chattanooga area. Over $800,000 has been raised to offset the rising scholarship costs in the past 11 years.
I now ask you to join us in the 12th Annual Porky's Open by your participation, whether it be by playing, sponsoring, or volunteering to help make this a special event. Your participation provides the Mocs with the resources they need to be successful in the classroom, in competition, and in life.
Special Thanks to the 2011 Corporate Sponsors
2011 corporate sponsorships opportunities are still available. For more information call Brandon Potts at (423) 425-4233.
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Play Then Stay - 19th Hole Reception
Following the round of golf, you and your guests are invited to attend the Mocs Scholarship Reception! The reception will include an open bar, food provided by Porkers BBQ, and the conclusion of the silent auction. Guests who did not participate in the golf tournament may attend the reception for $10.
Join UTC Alumni, Friends of the Program, Parents, Fans, Coaches and Student-Athletes while making final bids on the silent auction items. Items included in the auction will consist of one-of-a-kind UTC Athletic experiences, UTC Athletic equipment, and more.
As usual, 100% of the proceeds go to support Student-Athlete Scholarships at UTC. Be a part of the Mocs Scholarship Silent Auction and Reception! The 2011 Mocs Scholarship Auction will be a giant success because of the generosity of Mocs Club Members, UTC Alumni, Friends of the Program, and the greater community.
If you are able to donate goods, services, or memorabilia, or have connections in the travel, hotel, or restaurant industry, we can use your help. We will provide the necessary tax documentation and in-kind donation credit.
To Donate Auction Items call Brandon Potts at (423) 425-4233.
UTC Mocs Club Mission
We guide, encourage and support our Student-Athletes in their quest for comprehensive excellence - academically, athletically, and socially. Above all else, we prepare our Students for productive and meaningful lives.
By supporting the Mocs Club you assist over 300 UTC student-athletes in their quest for comprehensive excellence in academics and athletics while continuing to build upon the solid foundation of UTC Athletics.
Championships begin with scholarships. Scholarships begin with you. Scholarships are the lifeblood of any successful NCAA Division I athletics program and your support of the Porky's Open is a commitment to UTC student-athletes.


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After Colleton County's stunning 40-37 victory over the Wando Warriors Thursday night, ending a 36-game losing streak, there are a lots of great games on tap for tonight around the Lowcountry.
In Thursday night's game, Colleton County dominated play in the first half, rolling up nearly 300 yards in total offense, while the defense held Wando's offense scoreless.
Quarterback Ramon Hall threw for 227 yards and two touchdowns while adding a rushing score to lift the Cougars to the monumental victory.
Some of the games we're covering tonight include:
Bishop England at Porter-Gaud
Berkeley at Cane Bay
Stratford at Fort Dorchester
Goose Creek at Summerville
West Ashley at Ashley Ridge
And of course, we'll have complete coverage of Lowcountry games and scores from around the state in Saturday's edition of The Post and Courier.
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First of all, sorry everything is out of order. This week has been pretty busy, with CSTs and everything else, so I haven't really had a chance to update everything that's been going on. Luckily I have a good memory...haha just kidding. My team members do though, so here's what was supposed to be our first blog.
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Metal Export by CusCFBA, the Periplasmic Cu(I)/Ag(I) Transport System of Escherichia coli
Tiffany D. Mealman; Ninian J. Blackburn; Megan M. McEvoy(Profiled Author: Ninian Blackburn)
Current Topics in Membranes. 2012;69:163-196.
High levels of metal ions have the potential to cause cellular toxicity through a variety of mechanisms; therefore, cells have developed numerous systems that regulate their intracellular concentrations. The Cus resistance system aids in protection of Escherichia coli from high levels of Cu(I) and Ag(I) by actively transporting these metal ions to the extracellular environment. The Cus system forms a continuous complex, CusCBA, that spans the inner membrane, periplasm, and outer membrane of Gram-negative bacteria, together with a novel fourth component, the periplasmic metallochaperone, CusF. The metal-binding sites of CusA, CusB, and CusF are exquisitely tuned for Cu(I) and Ag(I), and thus effectively discriminate these ions for transport from other metals that may be required in the cell. Furthermore, direct transfer of metal from protein to protein within the Cus system during the transport process is likely to reduce the potential toxicity posed by the free metal ions. Here we review the wealth of structural, biochemical, and genetic information on the Cus system, which demonstrates the many intriguing aspects of function for metal-transporting efflux systems. © 2012 Elsevier Inc.
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me, 2.0: jose nazario
beauty and the street
love will tear us apart
for melinda, who just successfully defended her thesis this week. congrats! she's a big joy division fan, and finding this in london's east end was simply too rich to pass up. more importantly, congrats on your master's thesis being done!
a couple of years ago i started to pay attention to the small icons all around us every day, specifically because i was in a new country with a lot of creative icons (japan). i started to collect these images into a portfolio i called "visual pursuasion". it turns out it's called
, and there's a nice essay on it by
lance wyman
. i got interested in it because of the small space with big impact and visual cues, specifically in UI design. same for my love of maps. a very cool find from core77's design blog.
frequent readers of my blog will remember my quest for a book on the
history of democracy
. i'm not so interested in the evolution of the idea as the evolution of it's implementations, ie in emerging nation states. as america's regime goes hell bound on regime change, trying to bring democracy to the world at large, it's important to ask ourselves why some work and some don't, because a failed state is worse than a rogue but stable state. luckily, i don't have to write the book (phew! i'm so unqualified to write a political science and theory book), but it looks like
Setting the People Free The Story of Democracy
by John Dunn will fit the bill. looking foreward to its publication.
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