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Nintendo has put back The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess to a 2006 release date, the game's creative leads have confirmed, apparently in an effort to make it a "more enjoyable gaming experience".
Even with the unveiling of their new console Revolution, and their new handheld rehash of the Game Boy, it could definitely be said that the biggest puller at E3 was Zelda: TP.
Nintendo said in a statement this morning: "Our development team has decided to take extra time to add some incredible new elements to The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. As a result, the game will now launch in 2006 globally. We recognize there may be some disappointed fans; however we firmly believe this additional time will result in a more enjoyable gaming experience."
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Maserati planning a compact crossover - report
Could be launched in 2016
According to a recent report, Maserati is developing a compact crossover to battle the Porsche Macan.
Car & Driver says the model will slot below the Levante - which was recently previewed by the Kubang concept - and ride on the Compact U.S. Wide platform. This would mean the model would be closely related to the Jeep Liberty successor which isn't too surprising since the larger Levante will be based on the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Unfortunately, the magazine is suggesting the model could replace the Alfa Romeo crossover which would mean that particular brand will have still have a glaring product gap.
If everything goes according to plan, the entry-level crossover could be launched in 2016.
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Will Maserati go the way of Porsche??? By sharing platforms of Chrysler?? If they are trying to expand their lineup, they may lose their own identity like present.
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Every luxury car company is placing a crossover in their line-ups. No doubt this market exists, but what makes them so popular?
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Knecht chosen to succeed Shook
Dr. Andre Knecht, owner of Knecht Chiropractic Center and long-time member of the local Republican Party, has been selected to fill Linda Shook's unexpired term in District 3 on the Lee County Board of Commissioners.
The executive committee of the Lee County Republican Party announced Knecht's nomination Saturday after interviewing several candidates and voting Friday, according to GOP Chairman Charles Staley.
"He is a man of high moral standards, sound principles and good judgment," Staley said. "As a small business owner, he understands the economic principles that need to be applied in achieving job growth and overall prosperity. Dr. Knecht is well qualified and prepared to serve District 3 and all of Lee County residents exceptionally well."
Knecht, who ran unsuccessfully for a commission seat in 2008, said he's seen his patients struggle to make ends meet and wanted to make a difference for them.
"My main goal is to make Lee County as business friendly as possible and keeping taxes low," he said. "I want to work with the city to spend money more effectively, efficiently and wisely."
In 2008, Knecht was the sole candidate to sign a no-new tax pledge during the campaign. He said he would stick to his core conservative principles.
"One of our challenges will be to recruit new businesses and help them expand and employ workers," he said.
Knecht said it will be hard to replace Shook, but he was looking forward to joining the board with its conservative majority.
Lee County Commissioner Chairman Charlie Parks called Knecht intelligent, well-researched and well spoken on many subjects.
"We are looking for a good person who is willing to give their time and selves to the betterment of Lee County," Parks said. "And I think Andre will probably do that."
Shook, former chairman of the board, announced her resignation during the board's December meeting. She and her husband Steve moved to Nevada, where Linda Shook has taken a new job.
The commissioners are scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Jan. 7 at the Lee County Government Center, located at 106 Hillcrest Drive.
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The MSU Student Chapter of the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE) is hosting a fund-raising golf tournament this Saturday [Sept. 28], at the MSU Golf Course. The proceeds from this tournament will be used to help the Industrial Technology students in ATMAE build a robot and compete against other schools at the national convention. These students have been very successful in these competitions in the past, winning the overall robotics championship twice in the last five years, as well as several Quiz Bowl victories. The format of the tournament is a 4-person scramble. The entry fee is $300 per team. For more information contact Mickey Giordano at (662) 325-1610 or email@example.com.


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Nashville Finale Synopsis: "I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive"
This is it, Nashville fans. The time has come for the first season of our Music City life to come to an end. In the season finale, "I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive," all of the questions we've been dying to answer will finally be resolved.
A shadow has been cast over country music's biggest night: Juliette (Hayden Panettiere) discovers a letter from Jolene (Sylvia Jefferies) revealing her mother's true feelings; Rayna (Connie Britton) and Deacon's (Charles Esten) fairytale evening at the CMA Awards, even performing with Brad Paisley — who guest stars as himself — may not end in a happily-ever-after; and Gunnar (Sam Palladio) will do whatever it takes to win Scarlett's (Clare Bowen) heart back — but is it too late? Meanwhile the U.S. Attorney's office is closing in on Teddy (Eric Close), and Peggy returns with a secret of her own.
See? We told you Peggy Kenter (Kimberly Williams-Paisley) was bad news! It takes a lot of nerve to mess with people's lives while your IRL husband is performing with your TV affair's ex-wife (did you get all that?).
And hold the phone: Gunns has to win Scarlett's heart back?!? What does that mean? Did he cheat on her? Because we don't care if this a fictional reality — we will NOT stand for that! Is it just us, or could Gunnar use another Deacon pep talk to stop being such an ass?
We can't even talk about Deacon and Rayna. But please, go right ahead and spill all your feels in the comments. The Nashville Season 1 finale airs on May 22 at 10/9c on ABC.
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The full list of ingredients for Zylotrim doesn't seem to exist. We scoured third party reviews or even a hint at what might be in this product but all we can find is "Latin American Yams". The main active ingredient seems to be 3-acetyl-7-oxo-dehydroepiandrosterone.
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- The official website claims that Zylotrim is 100 percent natural.
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This story is soooo cute...it is nice to see haldir like this, but i also feel sorry for him as well. Good Job!
I liked your story not only because it was (or is :D) the first English fanfiction I've ever read but also because I've seen what I've read and I like that. I was surprised that I was able to understand nearly every word (I'm only a little German student, so please forgive my mistakes :D). Your description of the scenery is brilliant and I liked the details you show your reader. The strained relationship between the three brothers and Haldir's inner conflict is well described. Okay, I'm going to use the same words again and again 'cause the right words are missing :) As a conclusion I repeat, that I liked your story and I hope we will read some more soon... :)
Author's Response: I'm so glad you enjoyed this! This is actually my favorite fic that I've written for LotR and I'm always glad when people enjoy it. I like to write this version of Haldir becase he's so different than movie Haldir, who's always either really flirty or a real grouchy and strict elf. I think he would have been more hopeful during his youth and that is how I'm trying to portray him. Tahnks for the review! -P.G.
I really liked your story. I'm usually not a fan of the Haldir flicks, but your writing really caught me. I'm a big fan of angst too, so that also got me reading. Did there parents really die? I hope you keep writing stories like this, and I can't wait to see what you come up with next.
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Our experience at the renovated Colbeh was unenjoyable for a few reasons: (1) the restaurant was hosting a company holiday party, complete with a DJ blaring music at decibals so loud that regular diners could not hear each other talk; (2) the upstairs seating area is windowless, and the walls are bleak, unadorned, and uninviting; (3) the waiter paid us little attention. We had to approach the bar twice--just to get the check and then to pay it at all. Overall, the management missed the mark on creating an enjoyable dining atmosphere.
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The service was attentive- they even have little wireless calling buttons on each table where you can press a button to call your waiter. The food is great and tastes homemade. The new restaurant has a very cool vibe, with high ceilings and 3 private rooms. I highly recommend this for private parties, birthdays and family get togethers.
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it is sad that eventually all good things turn bad in this city. I have been a fan for years, i have been to all their locations and tried most of their dishes. I was excited about this new location but i soon realized that the basic reasons why i loved colbeh have drastically fallen. The waiter had a very poor attitude and the food just didn't taste the same....what a shame
Posted by LB on 10/27/2009
I am shocked that there are any bad reviews of this restaurant. I had such a wonderful experience. The atmosphere is amazing! It's romantic, elegant, cool, chic and all tables aren't actually on top of each other. The plate of pickles, hummus and olives was a very nice addition to the normal just bread or pita basket. The hearts of palm salad was delicious, flavorful and generously portioned. The dinner I chose was Kebab Barg was succulent, flavorful and perfectly done. I had the hot chocolate souffle for dessert, which was also delicious although not the best one I ever had. I am so happy I found this place and am proud to bring my kosher and non-kosher friends there.
Posted by Jon B. on 10/15/2009
I've been to Colbeh's new spot twice so far. The food is okay. They start you off with a platter of olives, dill, hummus and pita. It's about what you'd expect. Then they serve you some burnt rice and beef, which is apparently a custom, but doesn't taste good, and I've never seen anyone finish a bowl of it. Don't bother getting a wine, they have no wine list. They expect you to walk to the back, stand in front of other people dining, and make a wine selection through a window into their cellar. For some reason, the waitstaff and hostess think this is normal. Don't bother explaining normal restaurant customs to them - they won't listen/understand, so it'll be like talking to a brick wall. They're platters are a step up from the Halal carts on the street. The meat is pretty fresh, but kinda dry. They serve you food in this small rectangular plate, which makes you spill rice for the first 10 forkfulls. I probably wouldn't go there again unless I was forced to by a friend who keeps kosher. I imagine that's 95% of their customers. Overpriced and over-rated.
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Colbeh's new location (across the street from the old) features a lovely restaurant and excellent private facilities for group dining. Food was excellent-well prepared, tasty and attractively presented. Service was outstanding. They worked with us to make the evening perfect for our group. Highly recommended!!
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Even if your small business isn't selling retail products online, the fast-moving revolution in social shopping on the Web has applications for any company.
Pinterest may be the first widely accepted social network to have figured out the money problem inherent within social media. Whereas people go on Facebook to hear and see what their friends are up to or Twitter to relate to their favorite celebrities and speak their mind, people actually go on Pinterest expecting to shop.
Of course, Pinterest is much more; it's also full of crafty DIY ideas and artistic photographs. Still, because the advertising is subtler (to the point of being nearly wordless), it avoids the problems inherent with marketing on Facebook. When it comes to sharing words, someone whose primary motivation is to get us to open up our wallets will not last long before we stop following their posts. But a photograph? We don't seem to mind.
On the heels of Pinterest's success, other outlets are realizing the potential for combining social with visual shopping. Online retail's biggest challenge has been to replicate the pleasure and experience that people get when shopping with friends. It's the positive (or negative) reinforcement we receive that often leads to purchasing decisions (and I'm not just talking about the classic 'women in the shoe store' scenario here—guys in a sporting goods or electronics store can be influenced just as easily).
By combining the conversational, sharing aspect of social media with the thrill of discovering new products and receiving feedback from actual friends before making purchases, online retail is poised to drive what could be a fatal blow into the heart of some brick-and-mortar stores.
Although the key players are changing by the month, these sites are currently at the forefront of that movement:
The Fancy
Similar to Pinterest in its sleek, grid layout, The Fancy differentiates itself from its big sister by sticking exclusively with items for sale. You won't find a bookmarked article from the New York Times here, but you will find a stylish pair of rabbit fur slippers. When users click-through and make a purchase, the site receives a kickback for the "recommendation." Merchants (like your small business) bid to sell a product that corresponds with the user-posted images, and each item is ranked with a real-time popularity score by viewers.
With its innovative method of spawning sales, if The Fancy continues to grow like it has so far this year, it might be taking on more than Pinterest. Amazon, watch out.
Essentially a hybrid spinoff of The Fancy, Lockerz attracts rabid followers through its use of reward points. Similar to Facebook loyalty programs like PunchTab, Lockerz awards points (PTZ) to users for promoting the site and the products it contains. Even logging in earns users 2 PTZ, while connecting your account to Facebook can net a cool 250 PTZ. After users accumulate a stash, points can be redeemed for coupons and discounts on items tagged and offered via the site. By offering rewards, Lockerz generates return users, as well as giving merchants the added perk of free promotion by point-hungry users across social media platforms. If you like the idea of loyalty programs (remember the 'Buy 8, get 1 free' sandwich cards?), Lockerz may be worth looking into as an outlet for your online sales.
Yet another site utilizing a user-generated grid of bookmarked items, Svpply has already garnered over 75,000 participating retailers who post their products to the site. Like status updates on Facebook, posts that receive more clicks remain stickier and are more visible on the site. Merchants can create pages (for free) within the site to highlight their products in one place, where the popularity of each individual item across the site is visible via the number of 'Wants' users have tagged it with, essentially creating their own wish list from the site's wide, curated collection.
If your business sells anything, you may have already heard of Shopify. By streamlining the process through which individual online retail stores are created, Shopify eases the burden of setting up a retail website. Best of all, it streamlines the addition of new products to your online store, something most small businesses do only rarely unless they manage their website in-house.
For brick-and-mortar retail, Shopify may be the link to the online world that allows many business owners to manage their own growth to the Web and continue to thrive in a changing retail world. With a host of new applications constantly in production that better the experience, including product review bars and real time data about which products receive the most views and comments, Shopify is growing at the necessary pace to remain relevant.
While social media and online shopping continue to grow more integrated, the old guard platforms like Facebook may find themselves being supplanted by competitors that are able to subtly focus more specifically on sales.
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- Internal Chronotopic Genre Structures : The Nineteenth-Century Historical Novel in the Context of the Belgian Literary Polysystem (2010)
- One of the most fundamental problems of systemic approaches to literature is the question of how systemic principles might be translated into a manageable methodological framework. This contribution proposes that a combination of functionalistsystemic theories (in casu Itamar Even-Zohar's Polysystem theory – especially the textually oriented versions – and the prototypical genre approach proposed by Dirk De Geest and Hendrik Van Gorp 1999) with Mikhail Bakhtin's chronotope theory shows great promise in this respect. Since I am primarily interested in literary genres, the prototypical genre approach assumes a central position in my theoretical framework. My main argument is that Bakhtin's chronotope concept offers interesting perspectives as a heuristic tool within a functionalist-systemic approach to genre studies, enabling the study not only of the constitutive elements of genre systems, but also of their mutual relations. Bakhtin's own vague definitions of the concept somewhat hamper the process of putting it into practice for this purpose, but with the aid of the distinction between generic and motivic chronotopes, that problem can be solved. A detailed, comprehensive account of the theoretical premises underlying my proposal can be found in Bemong (under review); here I restrict myself to the basics.
- Bakhtin's Theory of the Literary Chronotope : Reflections, Applications, Perspectives (2010)
- The aim of this introductory article [to the volume of the same title], firstly, is to recapitulate the basic principles of Bakhtin's initial theory as formulated in "Forms of Time and of the Chronotope in the Novel: Notes toward a Historical Poetics" (henceforth FTC) and "The Bildungsroman and its Significance in the History of Realism (Toward a Historic Typology of the Novel)" (henceforth BSHR). Subsequently, we present some relevant elaborations of Bakhtin's initial concept and a number of applications of chronotopic analysis, closing our state of the art by outlining two perspectives for further investigation. Some of the issues which we touch upon receive more detailed treatment in other contributions to this volume. Others may offer perspectives for future Bakhtin scholarship.


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Washington, DC (SportsNetwork.com) - The Arizona Diamondbacks recalled relief pitcher Will Harris from Triple-A Reno on Monday.
Harris, who made Arizona's opening day roster, has spent most of this season with Reno. The right-hander has gone 3-2 with a 0.99 ERA, one save and 44 strikeouts in 43 games for the Aces. His ERA leads all minor-league relievers.
The 29-year-old has pitched in 93 games over three seasons with the Rockies and Diamondbacks, compiling a 5-4 record with a 4.99 ERA.
Arizona also optioned pitcher Bradin Hagens to Reno. The right-hander made his major-league debut on Thursday and appeared in two games, giving up one run in 2 2/3 innings with a loss.
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GF8200 / Poor 2D performance / ETA of fix?
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Wasn't sure as to which of the many threads with similar issues to post to, but just to add I seem to be experiencing the same issue with an integrated GF8300 on an ASUS M3N78-EM motherboard. The rest of the hardware is an AMD 4850e dual core processor, and 2GB of RAM,
I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 and the recommended 177.x driver and have mythtv installed on top of it.
Despite following all the recommended performance configuration - e.g. PixmapCacheSize etc, I see high CPU usage from xorg.
It is most noticeable when trying to use the mythtv Program Guide. Regardless of the shading option chosen, trying to scroll around the guide is incredibly painful due to the sluggishness. During this xorg's cpu usage goes shooting up from an already high value to using around 100% of one core. Trying to do the same in Live TV with the preview is near impossible.
Had thought about upgrading to a newer driver, but having read some comments on here and elsewhere decided to downgrade to the other intstalled driver - 173.x. Whilst still not exactly using low CPU, the difference is incredible. I can zip around the program guide.
Unfortunately this isn't a solution though as I lose my audio over HDMI to the television which was one of the main reasons for choosing this motherboard.
I hope this is going to be resolved quickly because everybody had recommended nvidia as the way to go for Linux.
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This Week
NM State opens the 2014 Western Athletic Conference season on Jan. 4, against Grand Canyon at the Pan American Center. The game marks the first at home for the Aggies in over a month. Game time is set for 6 p.m.
Listen/Watch Live
You can listen to the game live on KSNM AM570 with Jay Sanderson making the call. The pregame show is set for 15 minutes before tip-off. Saturday's pregame show is set for 5:45 p.m. Live stats for the game are available at NMStateSports.com.
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Up Next
The Aggies dig into conference play as the team heads to Seattle U and Idaho Jan. 9 and 11. NM State meets the other two WAC veteran teams beginning with the Redhawks at 8 p.m. on Jan 9. The Aggies then make the trip south to Idaho at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 11.
Looking Back
NM State was set back to a seven-game losing streak after falling twice at the UTSA Holiday Classic. The Aggies dropped game one of the weekend 73-63 to Northwestern State before ending the week on a 65-56 loss to former WAC foe UTSA.
Sophomore Sasha Weber had her best game of the week against UTSA when she scored 17 points for the Aggies. 15 of those came in the first half alone and she was just two rebounds shy of a double-double. Junior Danesia Williamson matched her career-high 28 points against NSU and came back a day later for 21 points in the second half of the UTSA game. Freshmen Tyler Ellis and Brianna Freeman each had career-high games against NSU with 12 and 13 rebounds, respectively.
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon leads the WAC with an 11-3 record overall. The team did lose its first conference game of the season to UTPA, but not before starting the year with wins over Nevada, Hawaii and North Texas. The 60-58 loss to Texas-Pan American snapped a six-game winning streak for the Lopes.
Kaitlyn Petersen leads the team with 13.5 points a game, but Judy Jones scores 13.5 a game for the Lopes. Petersen has started every game for GCU and Jones, missing just one game this season, is averaging 8.5 rebounds a game. She helps the team to average 37 boards a game.
Series Note
This is the first meeting between the two teams.
Last Game: at UTSA (L, 65-56)
The team fell 65-56 to UTSA on the final day of the Holiday Classic in San Antonio, Texas. NM State is 3-10 on the season and continues the search for its first road win. Junior
Danesia Williamson finished the day with 22 points, 21 of those coming in the second half. She was named to the Holiday Classic All-Tournament team for her work on the weekend. She scored 28 points in the Aggies loss to Northwestern State on Saturday.
Sophomore Sasha Weber had 17 points on the day, good for the second best game of her season and second best of any scorer. The Aggies shot 33.9 percent as a team and held UTSA to 36.8 percent. The Runners out-rebounded the Aggies 41-37 and NM State had 20 points inside the paint.
Player Highlight
Danesia Williamson, a junior from San Diego, Calif., had an outstanding week for the Aggies, averaging 18.7 points in three games. She matched her career high of 28 points against Northwestern State and came back the next day for 21 second-half points against UTSA. She had six steals and two assists on the week and earned all-tournament team honors at the UTSA Holiday Classic for her work on the weekend.
Freeman Starts the Doubles
Freshman Brianna Freeman is the first Aggie to earn a double-double this season. She had 15 points and 10 rebounds in the Aggie loss to Milwaukee (84-81) during the Hotel Encanto Thanksgiving Classic. The double-double was the first of Freeman's young career as an Aggie.
Garner Starting Hot
Vanessa Garner finished her debut week for NM State with a team-high 19.7 points in the first week for the Aggies. She has scored in double figures in five games this season, making her the leading scorer for NM State. She is averaging 10.8 points per game and set a new career high 26 points in the loss to Loyola Marymount in November. Since then, Garner has just one double-digit game and it was her most recent game against Cal State Fullerton when she had 15 points.
Young Starters
The Aggies, starting three freshmen, a sophomore and a junior newcomer, are among the youngest starting lineups in the country. Here is a list of the five youngest teams in the NCAA:
UMBC (Maryland-Baltimore County): 3 Freshmen and 2 Sophomores
Boise State: 2 Freshmen and 3 sophomores
NM State: 3 Freshmen and 1 Sophomore, 1 Junior
Abilene Christian: 3 Freshmen, 1 Sophomore, 1 Senior
Oregon State: 1 Freshman, 3 Sophomores, 1 Junior
Fresh Start
NM State returns two starters from last year and look for replace senior starters Stefanie Gilbreath and Kelsie Rozendaal. Sophomores Abby Scott and Sasha Weber stand as the top returners for the Aggies. Weber returns after starting 24 games, averaging 8.5 points per game, posting 59 assists to go along with the top field goal percentage among the returners. Scott started nine games for the Aggies and averaged 4.7 points per contest. Other Aggies returning for the 2013-14 season include junior Simone Ruedin and redshirt sophomore Elena Holguin.
Last Season
The Aggies ended the 2012-13 season with a 15-16 overall record and 7-11 in WAC play. The season was highlighted by wins over defending Conference USA champion UTEP (69-68) and WAC-leading Utah State (106-94) late in the season. NM State ended the year with a second round loss to top-seeded Seattle U in the WAC Tournament. NM State went into the tournament as the eighth seed and fell 77-53.
Preseason All-WAC
The Aggies were selected to finish third in the Western Athletic Conference media and coaches' preseason polls. Sophomore guard Sasha Weber was picked as a second-team selection in both polls. This comes after being noted as the top returner for the Aggies with 24 starts and 8-5 points per contest.
Coming in 2014-15
Head coach Mark Trakh announcing the signing of three players to the 2014-15 New Mexico State women's basketball team. Tyesha Taylor, Jasmine Cooper and Alisha Washington each signed a National Letter of Intent to join the Aggies next fall.
Taylor, a 6-4 junior from Temple High School in Temple, Texas, is a top-10 player in her home state. She suffered a knee injury, keeping her off the court her final nine games of the 2013 season, but still managed to help THS to a 24-8 season record.
Cooper, a 5-11 forward from Lincoln High School in Dallas, Texas, helped her team to a 36-5 overall record as a junior and was named second team all-district. She averaged 5.7 rebounds a game for the Tigers in her two seasons on varsity and had 70 steals during the 2012-13 season.
Washington, a 5-8 guard, is also from Lincoln High School in Dallas, Texas and is the teammate of her future Aggie teammate, Cooper. Washington averaged 18.1 points per game and 2.9 assists her junior season. She is also listed as one of the Top 20 players of out Texas and earned all-tournament accolades, first team all-district and was named most valuable player for her league.


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If there is one thing we have learned about Iraq during the last decade, it is that violence is a direct reflection of the political process or lack thereof. When politics was dysfunctional in 2003-2007, violence skyrocketed. Once the success of the surge kicked in, the political process began to function again and various factions could resolve their disputes with back-room deals rather than with bombs and rockets. Now that U.S. troops have pulled out, the political process is fraying once again. Consider the events of just the past few days.
Vice President Tariq Hashimi, a leading Sunni moderate, is in internal exile in the Kurdish region; he fears if he returns to Baghdad he will be seized by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's security forces and put on trial on what he says are trumped up charges of terrorism; he accuses the Maliki government of torturing his aides to produce phony confessions. At the same time, Maliki is moving to remove Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al Mutlaq, another Sunni, from office for (ironically) accusing Maliki of running a nascent dictatorship. Sunni provinces are openly pushing for more autonomy from Baghdad. The Iraqiya coalition, which represents secular nationalists including many Sunnis, is boycotting parliament. Maliki is threatening to kick them out of the government altogether and effectively rule without Sunni participation.
It is hardly surprising that amid what is the most severe crisis Iraq has faced since 2007 violence is breaking out: Earlier today a series of car bombs and other explosive devices went off across Baghdad, killing more than 60 people and wounding at least 160. These sorts of explosives are the hallmarks of Sunni insurgents. This may be seen as their riposte to Maliki's high-handed dealings with Sunni leaders, and a warning that if the prime minister does not adopt a more inclusive approach the Sunnis may go to the mattresses again.
That would be a catastrophe–it would mean the revival of the civil war which was barely snuffed out in 2007-2008 by the presence of more than 150,000 U.S. troops. With no U.S. troops, there is nothing left to prevent an even worse explosion this time around–a conflagration which could easily merge with the war already going on in next-door Syria to produce a regional catastrophe. This is the direct result of President Obama's failure to negotiate an agreement that would allow U.S. troops to remain in Iraq past this year.
The lack of U.S. troops removes a major source of American leverage. But there are other pressure points that still exist and could be utilized if the administration chooses to do so. Team Kagan (Fred and Kim Kagan) summarize some options in this Weekly Standard post:
The U.S. should immediately threaten to withhold assistance, including the shipment of military aircraft Iraq recently ordered, if Maliki does not back down and adhere to the commitments he made to the Sunni bloc. Washington should engage Ankara energetically to enforce a common front toward the Kurds. Kurdish parliamentarians—and security forces—remain key players in this drama, but they have been acting selfishly and fearfully, always with one eye on the door out of Iraq and into independence. Many Kurdish leaders apparently believe that even if the U.S. will not back them, Turkey will. But it is no more in Turkey's interest than in ours to see Iraq once more in flames. Now is the time for some smart power in the region.
Above all, however, now is the time to show that this administration actually cares about what happens in Iraq. It is not enough for the vice president to phone it in. The secretary of state should go to Baghdad, not to celebrate our withdrawal, but to play an active role in mediating the aftermath. Obama should invite Maliki and his Sunni and Kurdish counterparts to a summit somewhere in the West to hash this out.
That's good advice, but taking it would force the president to back away from his "Mission Accomplished" narrative and acknowledge that Iraq is not actually, as he claimed on Dec. 12, "sovereign, self-reliant and democratic." Instead, Iraq is in a state of crisis that threatens to undo the democratic accomplishments of recent years. If Obama does not act, and fast, he could be presiding over the biggest disaster in an administration that has had more than its share of them.


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Posting Aatrox marks the 100th LOL Character Ipod art! At this rate I may actually finish this project some day.
Also while I wasn't paying attention I reached over 400 watchers! I want to thank each and every one of you and I hope you all continue to enjoy my art. I love all of your feedback, suggestions and responses! Thank you all!
In celebration of these milestones I'm going to answer a question I keep getting: When will I do Skarner? Skarner was one of the first request I ever got and also one of the most common. So if he's so popular why haven't I done the art for him? The truth is: I did do it, I did it over a year ago and I have never liked how it turned out. If you've seen the tutorial I did on my art you know I use the League of Legends Splash art as the basis for my silhouettes, and while in color Skarner's is fine, as an outline I don't feel it works. It's blocky and doesn't give a good feel for the character, it just makes him look like a black blob (which is how most characters in my art look, but for him its particularly bad). I've tried a few different ways of correcting it and never liked the result.
With all the new splash art Riot's been releasing lately, I'm kinda hoping Skarner will get some love. His art isn't the worst but it's hardly the best. So if you've been asking for Skarner, here's your answer. You are not forgotten, I just don't feel I can do your character justice yet. Thank you for your patience.


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I liked WV clan (now it is disbanded) yet now it is history and past thing like Spartacus rebellion so please, stop write anywhere about WV clan, my friend.
No shields... nothing about horses and ranged weapon- cool!
Put me in a group with Lelastar pls Ingame : FiSkSteam : Law
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To create a pro-consumer and pro-business infocomm environment, IDA formulates infocomm-related policies, standards, codes of practice and advisory guidelines aimed at leveling the playing field for infocomm service providers and empowering consumers and businesses with more choices.
IDA plays an active role in developing Singapore's pool of globally-competitive infocomm talent and an infocomm-savvy workforce. We are also focused on driving consumer education initiatives, ensuring digital inclusion and supporting the effective use of infocomm in community outreach efforts.
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Abusing the name of named corals
Not much really annoys me in this hobby (ok, that's a lie…), but what really gets me is the number of vendors and individuals that try sell a coral based on an infamous or famous named coral of the same description.
So many times a certain acropora frag has gone up for sale and it gets labelled "Coral B" – I think , that's cool, someone has imported "Coral B" in from the US. But isn't the export of corals across borders illegal (not impossible with stony corals, but a very costly once CITIES permits etc are factored in)? So I ask the seller what the lineage of "Coral B" is – oh, it's just named that because it looks like "Coral B" from the US…
So, for all you frag buying junkies out there, be a little more wary the next time you see 'Red Planet' acropora frags on sale – if they're not from ORA, then they really can't be the true Red Planet acro – same goes for those wonderfully named Chalice corals… for example, if they're calling it the SCs' La Bamba and it's not coming from Sexy Corals themselves… well it's not the original SC La Bamba.
As for zoanthids… well, that's a whole other story, the shear number of 'rare' polyps on offer on ebay brings a tear to my eye, a tear of laughter… buyer beware, be very aware.
If you're going to create your own line of named corals, come up with a proper common name, and ensure the lineage is tracked and preserved.
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska ŌĆö Four men who carved ice sculptures at the recent Fire & Ice Festival in Columbia City have traveled to Fairbanks, Alaska for the 2011 BP World Art Ice Art Championship.
ŌĆ£This annual event has been held since 1988, when the tradition of ice sculpture, a feature of the Fairbanks Winter Carnival celebrations held during the 1930s, was revived,ŌĆØ said event publicity chairman, Don Callahan in a press release. ŌĆ£The event is run almost exclusively by volunteers, of whom some have traveled from as far away as Australia.ŌĆØ
Stan Horne, chef at EagleŌĆÖs Nest Event Center and one of the organizers of the festival in Columbia City is on the team with three other men who are regular carvers for Whitley CountyŌĆÖs Fire & Ice.
Alfredo Arroyo and Ralph ŌĆ£BudŌĆØ Lies are from LaPorte and Ryan Eckert grew up in Churubusco. Arroyo brings the most experience, being in his 70s, while Eckert is the youngest. Lies runs an ice company in LaPorte, supplying ice for the local festival in years past.
The men have been working all week, as the multi-block competition allows five days, around the clock if they desire, for competitors to create.
Teams at work to attain the prize this year are from as far away as Germany, France, Poland, Latvia, Finland, Ireland, Japan, Mongolia, China, and even Spain and the Phillipines.
Horne said the ice used for the competition is glacial ice from quarries with a natural blue color to it.
ŌĆ£Ice Alaska typically harvests over 4.1 million pounds of ice from OŌĆÖGrady Pond, a man-made pond used exclusively for producing ice and located close to the sculpting site,ŌĆØ said Callahan. ŌĆ£FairbanksŌĆÖ exceptionally clear, brilliant ice has won the name ŌĆśThe Arctic DiamondŌĆÖ and is a favorite medium for ice sculptors.ŌĆØ
In the multi-block competition, each team may use five blocks weighing 2,100 pounds each and the natural ice comes with imperfections, unlike the manufactured blocks used here.
HorneŌĆÖs wife, Doris has stayed in Indiana to hold down the fort, but has been in contact with her husband through the week. She says they havenŌĆÖt had much trouble with the imperfections, but more with the bitter cold.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs so cold (the ice is) so brittle,ŌĆØ Doris said. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs brutal.ŌĆØ
As the lift truck was raising the head of the dragon in the sculpture, it cracked, but the team was able to fuse it together. As a wing was lifted, it cracked as well, and the team had to start over.
The competition ends tonight at 9 p.m. Alaska time, or 1 a.m. Saturday Eastern Standard Time.
One great feature of the BP World Ice Carving Art Championship is the ability for observers to follow the progress on web cams.
Go to www.icealaska.com and find the mutli-block competition link on the left. Then find site 17, which is the LaPorte team and the sculpture they are calling ŌĆ£Dream Big Dragon Slayer.ŌĆØ
Doris said it looks like the team may have the tallest sculpture this year, but admits she doesnŌĆÖt know if that weighs in the judging at all.
ŌĆ£As (the teams) finish, you will be amazed at the detail, though,ŌĆØ she said.
The team seemed to have adjusted to the extreme weather at one point, taking off their sweatshirts, according to Doris, but then Stan noticed it suddenly felt cold.
ŌĆ£The temperature had dropped seven degrees in one minute,ŌĆØ Doris said.
Watch the team finish up tonight at www.icealaska.com and then the awards ceremony at 8 p.m. (midnight EST) Saturday.


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For families of children with a rare and often fatal chromosome disorder, having a chance to come together and share their experiences is very important.
SSM Cardinal Glennon is proud to host the SOFT (Support Organization for Trisomy 18, 13 and Related Disorders) Conference from July 18 to 22. This network is dedicated to providing support for families and professionals who work together in diagnosing and caring for children with these disorders.
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Justin Bieber fans are being given the chance to get their groove on in Dubai with the singer's dancers, at an event that the star has also been tipped to attend.
Bieber's choreographer and dancers are doing a special dance school workshop at Diverse Studios on the afternoon of Saturday, May 4 - just hours before the teen sensation's first gig in Dubai.
Bieber's movers and shakers Johnny Erasme and Jonathan Rabon will take one class between 1pm and 2.30pm, then Shaun Evaristo and Nick Demoura another between 2.45pm and 4.15pm.
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"Justin Bieber is a superb dancer, really great - and these guys are a very high standard."
And Marshall revealed there is a chance that the main man will make an appearance: "They have said that there's every possibility he will come, he has to other workshops."
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Posted: January 22nd, 2010
BayHawks back at it…
The Erie BayHawks will look to bounce back from Tuesday's loss at Austin tonight against Rio Grande Valley, which has the best record in the West Conference. Below are highlights from the Austin-Erie game.
Thing to look for tonight is to see if Cedric Jackson can continue to play at a high level, how will Jackie Manuel fare with the injured wrist and will Rio Grande Valley speed up the game with Mike Harris and not allow Erie's defense to control it.
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News Special!
Akron AA Intergroup Leads Members Away From Traditions (AA's officially going Religious Big Business)
Shop online for all your pre-tradition goodies at https://shop.akronaa.org/ -- Your friendly online 12 step store. Note the Absolute absence of any AA Conference approved literature, not one item, absolutely zilch. But then you wouldn't expect an AA intergroup to muddle up outside products with conference approved literature in the same shop and then call the shop AA would you? Now that would be against tradition six and one hell of a hodgepodge wouldn't it?
· Audio · Bookmarks & Souveniers · Coins · Gift Certificate
· Historical Pamphlets · Postcards · Prayers & Cards · Reproductions
· VideoHandles & Hodge Podge $1.25 Four Absolutes (Asian) $ 1.50 Bill & Bob Coin $2.25 Camel Story $2.25 Evening Prayer Magnet $2.00 My Quiet Time $0.20 The Four Absolutes $0.50 If God Spoke To AA $0.20 Gallery Prints: Box $10.00 Gift Certificate $5.00 to $50.00
Gift Certificates from $5.00 to $50.00 can be purchased for friends, sponsors, or sponsees.
Best sellers: Postcard Man On Bed $ 0.75 (Postcard of the stained glass window of The Man on the Bed at the Akron Intergroup Office) Founders' Day Postcard $0.50 (This 4″x6″ postcard contains a collection of photographs from the 75th Anniversary Founders' Day held in June of 2010)And much much more….
Shipping Policy We ship most in-stock items within 48 hours (Monday - Saturday, excluding holidays), and on occasions when we can't, we'll let you know.
Shipping Fees Our shipping charges are based on standard UPS or U.S. Mail rates (where applicable), which are based on package weight, size, and distance.
Rush Delivery At this time, 2-Day Express Delivery and Overnight Express Delivery options are only available for phone orders.
International Delivery Akron Intergroup does not currently offer international shipping directly from our online store. Please call 1.330.253.8181 to place an order outside the United States.
(Shipments outside the U.S. are subject to extra shipping, handling charges, and fees. Each order is processed individually. Duties and value-added taxes may be required and are the responsibility of the customer.)
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Conditions of Use All items in our store are subject to copyright... They are intended for personal use only and may not be reproduced in any form without the express permission of the copyright holder. Call or email Akron Intergroup for more information.
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To send a Gift Certificate you need to go to our Send Gift Certificate Page. You can find the link to this page in the Shopping Cart Box in the right hand column of each page. When you send a Gift Certificate, you need to specify the following. The name of the person you are sending the Gift Certificate to. The email address of the person you are sending the Gift Certificate to. The amount you want to send. (Note you don't have to send the full amount that is in your Gift Certificate Account.) A short message which will appear in the email. Please ensure that you have entered all of the information correctly, although you will be given the opportunity to change this as much as you want before the email is actually sent.
Comment: For once our jaws have dropped, we're absolutely speechless. Whatever happened to Tradition Six? Note the absence of promotional gimmicks at New York intergroup: http://www.nyintergroup.org/ ….Not the first time New York's shown the Akron boys the AA way is it? Remember 1937?
Our usual thanks to the AA member for bringing this enterprising, traditions deviant intergroup to our attention. Were sure they'll appreciate the extra promotion. More on Akron Sentimental Gimmicks Inc. coming soon… Once we get past their Christmas specials, we can't wait to see what's in store for 2012.
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Miami Heat v Milwaukee Bucks - Game Four
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Apple Around the World: The iPhone Saga
Alex Hillsberg
Why can't iPhone just be made in the U.S.? Why the need for it to be "designed in California, assembled in China?" The global distribution of component production is driven by several reasons. U.S. lacks the sheer labor capacity required to ramp up production. It would cost an extra $4 per unit if iPhones are assembled in the US or a total of $600 million, just for labor. Apple's manufacturing strategy is motivated by scalability and supply chain risk rather than cost. Also, Apple would have to pay the full 35% tax on profits for US-made iPhones, vs. the 2% it now pays for phones assembled in China. The total cost of reshoring production to the US is estimated to be around $4.2 billion.
Apple's iPhone Continues To Show Strong Growth In The U.S., Samsung And Android Adoption Slow
Apple is winning in the U.S Smartphone market over the past few months, with gaining a large number of iPhone subscribers day by day. Since last three month period from November 2012 to Febuary 2013, according to ComScore, apple has 8.9 million iPhone subscribers, while on the android market there was an addition of about total 2.9 million. That means base in the U.S Apple's share of the total Smartphone subscribers rises from 35 percent to 38.9 percent, while the Android market dropped from 53.7% to 51.7%.
DEA Reports Claims That Encryption of Apple's iMessage Can't Be Intercepted- Frustrating the Law Enforcement Agencies
As revealed in a latest report, iMessage- Apple's replacement for its chat & text messaging service has aggravated the federal agents of U.S. who are trying to track the suspect communications and wants to access them,. The news source also got the government document in which it's mentioned that the methods being used by DEA can not comply with iMessage's security and its encryption mode, the same was proved in another investigation report in Feb of this year when the whole part of the communication via iMessage was untracked-able.
iPhone 5s To be Launched (Probably) in June 2013- Manufacturers Are Already Ramping Up Themselves
An off the record and secret documentation describing the product plans of a manufacturer based in Shenzhen for 2013 revealed some new but interesting piece of information regarding the launch of iPhone 5S in June 2013 and the role being played by Foxconn as record manufacturer for the products of Apple.
The presentation not only focuses on the details regarding the new charges and cases for iPhone devices but also on the dongles & wireless charges which are Qi-enabled, for the upcoming iPhone 5 which is going to be launched in June 2013 for sure which they are calling as iPhone 5s. Such disclosure of information is clearly a parity for the path of Shenzhen manufacturers- because just like us they also follow the same informational buzz- but Shenzhen has an out-of-the ordinary tracking of insights to Foxconn, making sure that they have a "synchronization" on the release of iPhone 5s in (probably) June.
Kuo Reports 4-inch display like iPhone 5 & Super Thin Plastic Case for Apple's low-cost iPhone
There are many stories roaming around about the launch and features of low-cost iPhone, Ming-Chui Kuo, analyst of KGI securities also has some reports/predictions to add. Kiu can be considered a relaible source of information as he has delivered the spot on predictions in recent past as well when he gave the predicted reports about launch of original iPhone 4 in white, changes and release timeline of iPhone 4S and also the launch of iPad 2. He has also shared the possible roadmap of Apple for 2013, this time he has come with a new prediction about the low-cost iPhone that it will have a screen of 4 inch just like iPhone 5.
Bloomberg report says that Apple's iWatch is arriving by the end of this year
The new primary focus of the Apple's speculation is the unannounced device, the iWatch. This article is based on the report shared by Bloomberg and is detailing about the potential market for the wrist mounted computer making way by the end of 2013. A solid source of Bloomberg, which is working on the project of Apple's iWatch shared that Apple is planning to launch this device soon to the market and it will be "as soon as this year."
Apple's new patent for location information sharing and situational awareness for mobile devices
Apple's new and interesting patents include iPhone awareness for the changes in the situation of users and the phone alters settings. This new patent will work automatically to enable a phone to wake up from sleep phone when it is taken out of the pocket or to go to silent mood in movie theaters.
The patent was first intended to launch for iPod devices but then it was amended to get launched for the wireless devices like iPhone. This new invention is lying on intention to limit GUI requirements needed for employing certain functions and to employ device sensor in combination with "situational awareness module" to trigger out the changes done in music payback, audio settings and more.
Things those are common in the users of iPhone and Android phone
Have you ever thought that what keeps Android users apart from iPhone users? May be pop up culture is the point on which your brain will start running. In order to indentify the actual difference, Gazelle- the nation's leading high end consumer electronic trade in site has arranged a survey covering almost 1000 iPhone and Android phone users. Shocking results have been obtained from this survey, highlighting that Android and iPhone users have many things in common.
Apple's Passbook attained support from Dunkin' Donuts mobile app
Dunkin' Donuts is a famous spot for the baked goods and coffee for the American. They have recently announced the availability of their Dunkin' Donuts Mobile app for iPod touch and iPhone and added their support for the Apple's passbook. It will allow the users to run over Dunkin' conveniently and faster than before.
Apple claimed that it was hit by same hackers which targeted Facebook- A new protection software is going to be released
Apple claimed that they have been targeted by the same group of hackers which has attacked Facebook in an attempt to break its network security. Apple further shared that only small numbers of Mac employees have been affected by this attempt, yet there is no evidence that any data is left. This report is shared by Reuters' analysts and they have further added that Apple will be releasing software for preventing the customers from such attacks.
Once they will build, you will buy- A retail strategy launched by Apple
Apple is one of the companies which has enjoyed breakthrough in its almost every product line and as a whole, they are considered as immensely successful. They have marked their name in provision of hardware devices as well as software service providers. Now their retail chain is also showing success, which according to the analysts can be greatest innovation for the company.
New Apple patent for volume based solution for shaky smartphone camera syndrome
New patent filed by Apple has shown that company is striving hard on ways to upgrade smartphone camera experiences for delivering best possible results. This new invention will let your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad's camera to grab full resolution pics and store them in memory buffer. This will enable you to avail wealth of images to choose from when you will shut down your shutter.
Fix for the iOS 6.1 Microsoft Exchange bug will be released by Apple
Apple has claimed that they have found fix for the bug causing excess activity on the Microsoft Exchange account. This fix will be available in the upcoming update of the software. This bug is too much frustrating, even for the corporate IT department. They have also blocked their devices from Exchange servers, according to ZDNet.
Apple is already in the gaming industry
Apple has already entered into the gaming industry, yet some people believe that they have not still dropped their bomb while other believes that they have already done.
However it is extremely difficult to detangle the content issued on the platform of mobile and gaming industry. The complexity in this channel and network distribution has made the comparison as of apple competing oranges.
In just three months Apple has shown growth by 400% in India
Next growing platform for Apple can be India; however they have not yet succeed to find promising purchase up till now. The Economic Times has shared a sales report for the Apple Devices, in which leading brand is iPhone. The report showed that sales has been enhanced between 300 to 400% in the last past quarter. The reason highlighted for raise in sales is due to the Apple distribution partnership with the Ingram Micro and Redington.
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Pauley Perrette Adopts Two Rescue Dogs
Originally posted 05/02/2012 02:40PM
Pauley Perrette is the best foster mom a homeless pet could hope for.
"We have failed at fostering. Of course we are keeping #RescueDogs Bug & Grace forever!" the actress wrote on Twitter Tuesday, sharing a photo of herself cuddling the rescue dogs she is adopting.
Pauley Perrette's Dog Recovering from Tumor Surgery
Originally posted 04/05/2012 03:00PM
Pauley Perrette knew something was wrong. Her elderly dog Little Joe was lethargic, his skin was cold and his gums were white. It turns out they were signs of something very serious: internal bleeding.
The elderly Chihuahua mix, who is "about 237 years old," Perrette told PEOPLE last year, is now recovering from emergency surgery and the actress considers herself lucky that she recognized the warning signs.
VIDEO: NCIS Star Pauley Perrette Eats Dog Food on I Get That a Lot
Originally posted 12/22/2011 02:00PM
Ever wondered what dog food tastes like? Just ask Pauley Perrette!
The NCIS star was brave enough to take a bite of kibble on an new episode of the celebrity prank show I Get That a Lot, in which she pretends to work at a dog grooming shop.
"You want some of this? It's really good," Perrette says to a customer she's ringing up at a register.
NCIS Star Pauley Perrette Uncovers the Secret to Animal Longevity
Originally posted 10/14/2011 05:00PM
Pauley Perrette may play a woman who knows a lot about death, but the NCIS actress actually knows a lot more about life and how to help her pets live longer.
Perrette, best known for her role as forensic specialist Abby Sciuto on the hit CBS show, has shared her home for 10 years with two senior rescue dogs: Cece, a brain-damaged rat terrier-Chihuahua mix, and Little Joe, a mix of corgi, dachshund and Chihuahua who's "probably about 237 years old."
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Feb. 22, 2008
The University of New Mexico men's golf team shot a season low 279 in the final round of the 2008 John Burns Intercollegiate on the Leilehua Golf Course in Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. The Lobos finished with a three-round total of 861 (290-292-279), three strokes under par and in 16th place in the 21-team field.
UNM was led by junior Jon Sauer and freshman Tom Carlson, who both shot 5-under 67's today. Carlson finished tied for 24th at 6-under par (73-70-67=210) in just his second career start. Sauer had his first under-par round of the tournament and his lowest of the season today, finishing at 2-under (73-74-67=214) and tied for 44th.
No. 15 Auburn ran away with the title, posting a 44-under 820 (278-273-269) and breaking the tournament record by three strokes. Cal's Stephen Hale shot three 67's on his way to a 15-under 201 to take the individual title.
Junior Steve Saunders shot a 1-over 73 today. He finished tied for 65th at 2-over (71-74-73=218). Junior Parker Pemberton finished his third round with an even-par 72. He shot a 3-over 219 (73-74-72) to tie for 70th overall. Sophomore Kyle Nielsen finished the tournament at 11-over par (74-79-74).
The Lobos return to action on March 14-16 at the E-Z-Go Schenkel Invitational in Statesboro, Ga. The three-round tournament will be played at the Forest Heights Country Club and hosted by Georgia Southern.


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ELIZABETHTON — Happy Valley finally had a close one go its way on Friday night.
Defensive back Stephen Barnette knocked away a pass intended for Johnson County receiver Greg Roark in the left corner of the end zone on the game's final play as the Warriors held on for a 6-0 victory on Warrior Hill.
The Warriors improved to 1-1 in the Three Rivers Conference and 2-3 overall with the win, while the Longhorns fell to 0-3, 1-3.
"We were able to get some breaks we were looking for," Happy Valley head coach Larry Shively said. "I'm so proud of the kids and the coaches. That was something we needed to stay in the mix in the conference. Battling through some of the injuries is tough at a small school. We played five freshmen on defense, but I knew they would play hard. That was a defensive game, but a good win for us."
Johnson County was suffering from the injury bug as well with starting quarterback Warren Kerley out with a shoulder injury. Sophomore Justin Pardue started in his place and marched the Longhorns down the field nine plays on the opening drive before they missed a 27-yard field goal.
"Our kids responded well to Justin being quarterback and they played hard for him," Johnson County head coach Mike Atwood said. "I'm not disappointed in the effort. I hate for the boys since they played their guts out. I thought we deserved to win, and I'm sure they did too. We had a chance to win the game at the end and that's all you can ask for."
The only score came in the second quarter.
Phillip Garland scored on a three-yard run with 1:15 left in the first half to cap off a12-play, 78-yard drive. The junior running back was the Warriors' offensive leader with 18 rushes for 109 yards. Like his head coach, he was glad to see the Warriors get a victory any way they could.
"Some of the losses we've had this year like the Cloudland game have been absolute killers," Garland said. "This feels great to get a win, any way we can get it. If it's at the last second, hey it works."
The game was obviously a defensive struggle, and Happy Valley was led by Austin Hicks with 12 tackles and James Hartley with 10 tackles and a fumble recovery.
Josh Hammons provided the Warriors an all-around effort with two interceptions and six tackles at defensive back, to go along with five catches for 60 yards at wide receiver.
The Warriors also had an inspired effort by starting quarterback Tyler Marlowe, who was playing with a knee injury. Although he had limited mobility with a brace on, the senior completed 9 of 15 passes for 82 yards.
"That's the definition of a Warrior," Shively said. "He was a hurt young man, but he battled through those things. A couple of times, I was afraid he wasn't going to get up, but he's a senior leader and he led us to a victory we needed."
It wasn't easy as Johnson County defense kept the Longhorns in the game by denying Happy Valley twice in the red zone in the second half. Linebacker Peyton Fenner led the Longhorn defenders with a team-best 11 tackles and a fumble recovery.
After Happy Valley stalled at the Johnson County-23 on its final drive, the Longhorns marched down the field with Patrick South making it all the way to the Warrior-2 with six seconds left. A false start penalty pushed the ball back to the Warrior-7 for the final play, and the ball was nearly hauled in by Roark before Barnette saved the day for Happy Valley.
South led Johnson County's offense, carrying the ball 25 times for 116 yards.
Happy Valley will host Abingdon, Va. next Friday in its last non-conference game of the season. Johnson County will play at longtime rival Hampton.