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Tuesday's meeting between the Black Bears and Wildcats marks the 66th meeting between both squads. Maine leads the all-time series (44-21), however, the Wildcats have earned victories in four of the last six meetings. The Wildcats and Black Bears split the season series last year, with their most recent victory coming in a 51-47 decision in last season's America East opener on Jan. 6, 2009. In their most recent meeting, UNH fell to Maine, 65-61, at Lundholm Gymnasium on Jan. 12, 2010.
Last time out the University of Maine women's basketball team fell to Stony Brook University, 59-47, on Feb. 13 at Pritchard Gymnasium ... Katelyn Vanderhoff and Katia Bratishko both scored in double figures, notching 12 and 10 points, respectively ... Samantha Wheeler chipped in with nine points ... Maine committed 12 turnovers in the first 10 minutes, while managing only five field goal attempts to the Seawolves' 15 during the stretch ... The Black Bears finished with 25 turnovers, including 20 in the first half of play ... Maine outrebounded Stony Brook 38 to 33 ... Wheeler leads the squad with 10.8 points per game, a mark that currently ranks 15th in the conference ... She has been equally impressive on the glass, ranking eighth in the America East in rebounds with an average of 6.8 per game ... Since the start of conference play she has been scoring with great marksmanship, posting a .461 shooting clip from the floor ... Kristin Baker has been distributing the ball effectively for the Black Bears, averaging 3.5 assists per game.
Last time out the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team fell to the University of Maryland Baltimore County, 54-40, on Feb. 13 at Lundholm Gymnasium ... Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) notched her third double-double of season tallying 16 points and a season-high 13 rebounds, earning America East Player of the Game honors for New Hampshire ... She has scored in double digits in 16 of the last 17 games, including 27 of the last 31 dating back to last year ... Williams now has 1,205 points and 661 rebounds in her career and is one of just eight Wildcats all-time to tally at least 1,000 points and 600 rebounds in program history ... Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) added six assists in the contest ... She is the first Wildcat to notch over 1,000 points, 300 assists and 100 steals in program history ... She ranks first in the conference in assists, with an average of 5.1 per game this season ... Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) finished the afternoon with 14 points, five rebounds, three assists and three blocks ... She has now tallied a block in 18 of the last 19 games ... She currently ranks second in the conference in blocks with 46 this season, which is good for an average of 2.0 per game ... The 'Cats rank second in the conference in blocked shots with 117, a mark that ties the program's single-season record set by the 2008-09 squad ... Since the start of conference play, the 'Cats have racked up 59 blocks, a total that ranks first in the conference ... New Hampshire is shooting an impressive .388 clip from the floor this season, a mark that currently ranks third in the conference ... The Wildcats also rank third in defensive field goal percentage in the America East, allowing opponents to shoot just .375 from the floor.
With Amy Simpson's (Waterford, Conn.) 21-point outburst against Maine on Jan. 12, she has now scored in double figures in the last five meetings against the Black Bears. In that span, the guard has led the 'Cats to a 4-1 record, while averaging 17.6 points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 1.4 blocks and 1.0 steals per game.
New Hampshire ranks second in the America East in blocks this season with 117, tying the program's single-season block record. The Wildcats broke the record last season, as Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) and Chrissy Hall (Northbridge, Mass.) led the squad with 47 and 22 swats, respectively. Prior to last season, the record had stood for nearly seven years, as the 2001-02 squad previously set the mark with 101 blocks.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) notched her third double-double of the season against UMBC on Feb. 13, tallying 16 points and a season-high 13 rebounds. For Williams, the impressive mark comes as her 15th career double-double. Last season, the forward earned a conference-best 10 double-doubles.
Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) has 46 blocks this season and is currently on pace to break Denise Higgins' single-season block record of 53. Last season McDonald tallied the program's second best single-season block total with 47. She is currently averaging 2.0 blocks per game, a total that ranks second in the conference.
Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) tallied a UNH single-game record seven blocks against Stony Brook on Feb. 3. The mark comes as a career-high for Flynn, who is the second Wildcat this season to notch seven blocks. Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) was the first to set the record when she swatted seven shots against then 23rd-ranked Syracuse on Dec. 30. Flynn ranks third on the team with 14 blocks this season.
New Hampshire shot a season-high 53.3 percent (8-for-15) from beyond the arc and 55.3 percent (26-for-47) from the floor against Stony Brook on Feb. 3. For UNH, it was the third time this season it shot over 50 percent from the field and just the first time it notched a 3-point field goal percentage over 50 percent.
Chrissy Hall (Northbridge, Mass.) notched a career-high 18 points, lacing 6-of-7 shots from the field, including a career-high four 3-pointers against Stony Brook on Feb. 3. In addition her impressive scoring output, Hall also tallied a season-high seven rebounds and a career-high four assists.
Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) notched her first career double-double, tallying career highs in points (19) and rebounds (10) against Vermont on Jan. 31. McDonald reached her previous career highs in points (18) and rebounds (9) against Louisville on Dec. 22.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) laced 5-of-6 free throws against UMBC on Feb. 13, giving her an impressive .885 shooting clip from the charity stripe since the start of conference play. Williams ranks first in the America East in free throw percentage since the start of conference play and is shooting 80.9 percent from the line this season.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) is currently one of just two guards to rank in the top-10 in blocks in the America East since the start of conference play. So far this season, the senior has notched a career-high 22 blocks and is currently averaging 1.0 block per game since the start of conference play. Simpson recently notched a career-high four blocks against Albany on Jan. 22, a mark she has reached just three times in her career.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) pulled in 12 boards against Stony Brook on Feb. 3, moving her to eighth all-time in career rebounds. The senior leads the team with 7.1 rebounds per game, a total that currently ranks fifth in the conference. For her career she has compiled 661 boards.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) has scored in double figures in three of the last five games, including her most recent double digit scoring effort against Stony Brook when she poured in 15 points on Feb. 3. On the season she has scored in double figures seven times, with her two best offensive outings coming against UMBC (Jan. 16) and Maine (Jan. 12.). Against the Retrievers, Simpson notched a team-high 15 points, five rebounds, four assists, two steals and two blocks. In the game prior against the Black Bears, she torched the nets for a season-high 21 points, which was the most points the senior has scored since netting 21 against Stony Brook on Jan. 21, 2009. In addition to scoring 21 points against the Black Bears, Simpson also tallied three rebounds, three assists and two blocks.
Three Wildcats scored in double figures for the ninth time this season against Stony Brook on Feb. 3, as Chrissy Hall (Northbridge, Mass.; 18), Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.; 16) and Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.; 15) all scored in double digits. The last time the 'Cats had three players score in doubles figures came against Vermont on Jan. 31. In that game, Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) led the way with 19 points, while Williams and Simpson each dropped in 17 and 12 points, respectively.
Jilliane Friel (Durham, N.H.) scored a career-high nine points on 3-for-4 shooting against Boston University on Jan. 28. Included in her offensive outburst, Friel tied her career-high of two 3-point field goals, as she shot a perfect 2-for-2 from beyond the arc. Friel played 13 minutes off the bench for the 'Cats, rounding out the evening with one rebound, one assist, one steal and one block.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) scored the last of eight points on a jumper with 5:47 left in regulation against Binghamton on Jan. 24, becoming the 15th Wildcat in program history to score 1,000 points in a career. For her career, the all-purpose guard has 1,044 points, 334 assists and 119 steals. Last season she notched a career-high 357 points, averaging 11.5 points per game. In the season prior, she finished with 315 points, with an average of 11.3 points per game.
After tallying her 1,000th point against Binghamton on Jan. 24, Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) became the only Wildcat all-time to tally at least 1,000 points, 300 assists and 100 steals at UNH. For her career, the senior has racked up 1,044 points, 334 assists and 119 steals.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) netted 16 points against UMBC on Feb. 13, making it the 27th time in the last 31 games dating back to last year she has scored in double-figures. Against Louisville on Dec. 22, she notched a season-high 18 points for the third time this year. Her two other 18-point outings came in back-to-back efforts against Quinnipiac (Nov. 29) and Harvard (Nov. 24). During the 31 game span, she has tallied 22 points on two occasions, the latest coming in a 66-62 win over Albany at the SEFCU Arena on Feb. 28, 2009. Her other 22-point outburst came against defending conference champion Vermont on Feb. 22, 2009. Last year she posted double-figures in all 23 games to start the season, including back-to-back 25-plus point games. She had a career-high 27-point performance at Boston University (Jan. 17, 2009) and then posted 26 at Stony Brook (Jan. 21, 2009). In 1998-99, Orsi Farkas posted double figures in all 31 games for the Wildcats.
The Wildcats currently rank second in the conference in blocks with 117, which is good for an average of 4.7 per game. Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) leads the way for the 'Cats this season, notching 46 blocks, while Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) ranks second on the squad with 22.
Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) set career highs in points and rebounds against both Dartmouth (Jan. 19) and Albany (Jan. 22). Against the Great Danes she poured in a career-high 16 points along with eight rebounds and two blocks. Against the Big Green she set a career-high with 13 rebounds, adding seven points and two blocks. Prior to her stellar outing against the Big Green, Flynn had reached her previous high of eight rebounds just once against Maryland on Dec. 29, 2007. This season only Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) has pulled in more rebounds in a game than Flynn, as she tallied 14 boards against Harvard on Nov. 24.
After tallying 14 points against Boston University on Jan. 28, Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.), moved to eighth all-time in program history in scoring. She currently has 1,205 points in her UNH career and needs 240 points to break into the top-5, a total that would tie Wildcat great Orsi Farkas' all-time mark of 1,434 career points.
Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) pulled in nine rebounds against Dartmouth on Jan. 19, becoming just the eighth Wildcat all-time to tally at least 1,000 points and 600 rebounds in program history. Williams has notched at least eight boards in the last three games and currently leads the team with average of 7.1 rebounds per game.
New Hampshire drilled eight 3-pointers against Stony Brook on Feb. 3, marking the sixth time this season the 'Cats have knocked down at least eight trifectas. UNH's most impressive outing came against then 23rd-ranked Syracuse on Dec. 30, when the Wildcats drained a season-high 10 3-pointers. Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) led the way knocking down a season-high four trifectas, while Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) and Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) each hit two apiece and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) and Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) each added a trey to the mix. For the Wildcats, it was the first time they drilled at least 10 3-pointers since draining 14 trifectas against Colgate on Dec. 5, 2008.
For the second time this season five Wildcats finished in double-figure scoring, as Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) and Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) led the way, netting 17 and 16 points, respectively, against Albany on Jan. 22. Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) (14), Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) (12) and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) (12) rounded out UNH's double-digit scorers. The last time the 'Cats had five players in double figures came in an 80-72 decision against Holy Cross College on Dec. 22. In that game, Beliveau led all scorers with 20 points and was followed by McDonald (18 points, six rebounds), Williams (15 points, nine rebounds), Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.; 10 points, 11 assists) and Racheal Fowler (Glassboro, N.J.; 10 points).
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) knocked down a 3-pointer on Jan. 16 against UMBC, giving her a program record 180 3-point field goals for her career. The impressive total passes Heidi Plencner's all-time mark of 179 trifectas, a record she set in 2002. This season, Simpson has drilled 29 3-pointers and currently has 190 3-point field goals in her career. Last year, she notched 62 3-pointers, which was the best single-season mark in program history.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) and Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) led four Wildcats in double figure scoring, each netting 15 points apiece in UNH's 77-67 win over UMBC on Jan. 16. Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) rounded out UNH's double-digit scorers, notching 14 and 12 points, respectively. For the Wildcats, it was the first time four 'Cats registered in double figures since their last meeting with the Retrievers on Feb. 8, 2009. In that game, Williams (19), Abigail LaRosa (Hampton, N.H.) (17), Wells (12) and Simpson (11) all reached double digit scoring.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) tallied six assists against UMBC on Feb. 13, giving her 334 assists for her career, a mark that ranks sixth all-time in program history. This season she has compiled 128 assists, breaking her single-season career-high of 90 assists, which she set last season. Prior to the 2008-09 campaign, Simpson tallied 77 assists during the 2007-08 season and 39 assists in 2006-07.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) has stepped up in her new role as point guard this season, notching the best assist total in the conference with 128. Against Louisville on Dec. 22, she tallied her second best assist total of the season, dishing out eight assists for the second time this year. In the game prior, she tied a career-high with 11 assists against Holy Cross College on Dec. 20. The last time she reached the 11-assist mark came against UMBC on Feb. 2, 2008. For her career, Simpson has tallied 328 assists, ranking her sixth all-time in program history. Simpson has been solid across the board for the 'Cats this year, averaging 6.8 points, 5.1 assists, 3.2 rebounds and 1.1 steals per game.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) notched her second double-double of the season on Jan. 12 against Maine with 13 points and 11 rebounds. She notched her first double-double of the season on Nov. 24 against Harvard with 14 points and 14 rebounds. For the forward, it was her fourth career double-double as she also notched double digit efforts against Northeastern (22 pts, 10 rbs) on Dec. 15, 2007 and Binghamton (18 pts, 11 rbs) on Jan. 19, 2008.
Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) has tallied 28 3-point field goals this season, while shooting the eighth-best field goal percentage (.341) in the conference from beyond the arc. The success from downtown is a pleasant surprise for the guard, who knocked down just seven treys from 3-point range last season paired with a .194 shooting percentage. Wells is averaging 6.1 points, 1.5 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game this season.
New Hampshire is shooting an impressive .388 clip from the floor this season, a mark that currently ranks third in the conference. UNH's stellar marksmanship from the field comes after a season in which the 'Cats shot 35.7 percent from the floor. Since the start of conference play, UNH has been just as stellar sinking 40.3 percent (257-of-637) of its shots.
With UNH's 42-40 victory over Canisius College on Dec. 28, the Wildcats snapped a seven-game America East Conference losing streak against the Golden Griffins. Earlier this season, Canisius earned a pair of wins against America East opponents, with victories over Binghamton (49-46) and Albany (52-41). For New Hampshire, the win comes as the program's second in its last three meetings against Canisius College.
Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) ranks second in the conference in blocks with 46 this season, which is good for an average of 2.0 per game. Since the start of conference play, McDonald is averaging 1.9 blocks per game, a mark that ranks third in the America East. The center has notched a block in 18 of the last 19 games. Her most impressive outing came against then 23rd-ranked Syracuse on Dec. 30, when she set the UNH single-game record for blocks with seven. Against Stony Brook on Jan. 6 she notched five blocks, marking the third time this season she has swatted at least five shots. The first time she reached the 5-block plateau came against Louisville on Dec. 22, which also marked the first time a Wildcat tallied at least five blocks in a game since Ray Williams reached the mark against Yale on Nov. 19, 2005. McDonald is picking up right where she left off last season, when she tallied the second best single-season block total in program history with 47. For her career, she ranks fourth all-time in blocks with 102.
The Wildcats scored over 80 points for the second time this season when they poured in 87 points against Albany on Jan. 22. For UNH, it was also the second time this season it shot over 50 percent, posting a season-high .579 clip from the floor. UNH scored 80 points against Holy Cross on Dec. 20, marking the largest point total the 'Cats had posted since they notched 85 points against UMBC on Jan. 10, 2009. New Hampshire shot an impressive 54.4 percent from the floor against the Crusaders, marking the first time it shot over 50 percent from the floor since Dec. 12, 2007 against Iona (50.0; 30-60).
After rounding out non-conference play against Dartmouth on Jan. 19, UNH head coach Kristin Cole is off to her best start during her tenure at New Hampshire, leading the 'Cats to a 5-8 record in non-conference play to kick off the season. The impressive total comes as the most non-conference wins the Wildcats have earned since also tallying five wins during the 2006-07 campaign.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) tied her career-high with five steals against Seton Hall on Dec. 3, marking the third time she has reached the mark in her UNH career. It was also the first time a Wildcat compiled five steals in a game since Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) did so on Dec. 5, 2008 against Colgate. On the season, Beliveau has tallied multiple steals in a game 11 times for the Wildcats. She currently leads the team with 35 steals, with an average of 1.7 steals per game.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) tallied two steals against UMBC on Feb. 13, giving her 119 steals for her Wildcat career. The impressive total ranks 20th all-time in program history. The last Wildcat to break into the 100-steal club was Whitney Edwards, who played for the 'Cats from 2003-07 and compiled the second-most steals in program history with 229. On the season, Simpson ranks second on team with 27 steals, averaging 1.1 per game.
After tallying 18 points and pulling down five rebounds against Louisville on Dec. 22, Candace Williams (Norfolk, Mass.) became just the eleventh Wildcat to score over 1,000 points and compile 500 rebounds in program history. For her career she has compiled 1,205 points and 661 rebounds. The last 'Cat to achieve the feat was Danielle Clark in 2007, who finished her UNH career with 1,331 points and 579 rebounds. Kris Kinney tops the list, finishing her UNH career with 2,231 points and 897 rebounds after a four-year stint with the 'Cats from 1985-89.
With UNH's 78-65 overtime victory over Harvard University on Nov. 24, the Wildcats have now won their last six decisions in overtime dating back to March 1, 2003, when UNH defeated Stony Brook 70-67 in the extra frame. New Hampshire's win over the Crimson marks the largest margin of victory in overtime in program history. It is also UNH's first win against Harvard since Dec. 29, 1999, when the Wildcats defeated the Crimson 70-58 at Lundholm Gymnasium.
The Wildcats have been playing stellar defense against some impressive company this season. They have held opponents to the third-best defensive shooting percentage (.375) in the conference from the floor, while shooting an impressive .388 clip themselves. The fresh start comes against an A-10 (St. Joseph's, UMass), an ACC (Maryland) and three Big East (Seton Hall, Louisville, Syracuse) programs, following a season in which opponents shot .404 from the field against the 'Cats. New Hampshire held then 23rd ranked Syracuse to its second lowest offensive output to that point, allowing just 58 points and forcing them to shoot just 31.5 percent from the floor. Against Canisius College on Dec. 28, the Wildcats held the Golden Griffins to .267 shooting and just 40 points, marks that are both team-highs. Against Quinnipiac on Nov. 29, New Hampshire held the Bobcats to just 29.5 percent shooting. In the game prior versus Harvard, the Wildcats kicked off the game playing stingy defense against the Crimson, holding them scoreless for the first 5:16 of the action and not allowing a field goal until the 8:44 mark. In UNH's 58-57 win over UMass on Nov. 20, the Wildcats compiled a season-high 13 steals and forced a season-best 27 turnovers. In UNH's matchup against then 21st ranked Maryland on Nov. 16, the 'Cats pestered the Terps into shooting just .278 from the field, holding their offense to just 63 points, which was Maryland's second lowest point total in the last 29 games dating back to last season. The only team to hold the Terps to an even lower point total was Louisville, who defeated Maryland 77-60 in the NCAA Elite Eight on March 30, 2009.
UNH's 58-57 win over UMass on Nov. 20 marked the first time the Wildcats knocked off two Atlantic-10 teams in the same season since the 1989-90 campaign. The 'Cats earned their first victory over an Atlantic-10 opponent this season on Nov. 13, when they defeated St. Joseph's University 64-56 at Lundholm Gymnasium. During the 1989-90 season, the Wildcats defeated Rhode Island 67-56 on Nov. 28 and earned a 66-60 win against UMass on Dec. 9 to complete the A-10 sweep in non-conference play.
In addition to her 21 points and nine rebounds in UNH's 64-56 win over St. Joseph's University on Nov. 13, Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) tied her career high in free throws made, knocking down 10-of-10 shots from the charity stripe. Included in that total are four tallies which came in the last two minutes of play to seal the victory for the 'Cats. It was the first time a Wildcat shot 100 percent from the foul line since Danielle Clark (12-12) did so on Nov. 26, 2006 against Iona. The last time Beliveau knocked down 10 free throws in a game came against Northeastern on Dec. 15, 2007. She finished that night with 22 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and two steals.
Amy Simpson (Waterford, Conn.) a senior guard on the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team, was honored as Player of the Week by the America East Conference on Dec. 21.
Simpson recorded 10 points and a career-high 11 assists to propel the Wildcats to an 80-72 victory Sunday afternoon against Holy Cross at Lundholm Gymnasium. Simpson also recorded two steals, two blocks, two rebounds and was one of five Wildcats in double digit scoring in the contest.
After trailing 37-33 at the half, Simpson ignited the 'Cats with 15:37 remaining, sparking a 10-0 run by setting up Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) with a layup and scoring a basket of her own on ensuing possessions in a span of 2:37 to take a 49-39 lead. She then helped UNH build its largest lead of the game with a steal and a long outlet pass to Racheal Fowler (Glassboro, N.J.) for a layup, capped off with a 3-pointer by Simpson on the next possession to push the score to 71-56 in favor of the home team.
Scoring all of her 10 points in the second frame, Simpson helped the Wildcats outscore the Crusaders 47 to 35 in the stanza, as the team posted an impressive .615 percent shooting clip from the floor. Not to mention, the 80-point output by the 'Cats is the largest point total posted by New Hampshire since it notched 85 points against UMBC on Jan. 10, 2009.
The University of New Hampshire women's basketball team received 38 points to place fourth in the America East preseason poll that was released this afternoon by the conference.
The Wildcats finished last season in fifth place in the conference with an 8-23 record, including a 6-10 mark against America East opponents, after being picked seventh in last year's preseason poll. New Hampshire's 38-point total tied with Boston University, who is coming off an undefeated conference regular season and its first appearance in the postseason WNIT. UMBC finished followed closely behind UNH and BU, with 35 points in the sixth place spot.
Vermont, last year's conference champion, is predicted to once again capture the title, receiving five first place votes and tallying 61 points. Hartford is selected to finish second with 60 points, garnering four first place votes in the poll. Binghamton is predicted to finish third, with 45 points.
Stony Brook University is slated to finish seventh (23 points), while the University of Maine (13) and the University at Albany (11 points) round out the final three spots in the poll.


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"I really can't explain it," Rose said Saturday. "I just took off wrong and my weight just pushed over my ankle and it ended up twisting."
Both x-rays and MRI were negative but still there was Drose walking around the Berto Center on Sunday in a walking boot. Official report is he has an ankle sprain. X-ray was done Saturday after the game while the MRI was on Sunday and reviewed as just a precaution.
Anyone have any doubt that Rose will be in the starting lineup Tuesday when the the Bulls look to finish off the Pacers at the Madhouse?
Backup point guard CJ Watson sure is:
"I think he's probably, pretty sure, 100 percent going to play," Watson said. "He's probably just a little sore. I'm sure he's going to play on Tuesday, though."
Game 5 is Tuesday at 7 PM on TNT which we all know really means tipoff is around 7:15 or so. If in fact the ankle slows Rose a bit it might be time for Carlos Boozer to step up and have the type of game he is capable of.

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Outline coming for EDC, Chamber merger
The creation of a new organization charged with the county's economic development will be one step closer to completion by the week's end.
The draft program of work for the new group — which will include the Lee County Economic Development Corporation and the Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce — will be finalized during its steering committee meeting on Thursday.
Interim Lee County Economic Development Director Crystal Morphis asked members of the Broadway Board of Commissioners, Lee County Board of Commissioners and Sanford City Council for any remaining input or ideas before the outline was finalized during a recent meeting.
"We are under a very tight time frame, for several reasons," she said. "The main reason is that I think Lee County is ready to be out of, what we have been calling, this transition period that it has been in for over a year now. It is time to get on with the business of economic development."
The program of work for the group will include the recent county strategic plan, the Second Century project, Downtown Sanford Inc.'s strategic plan and surveys from human resource officers and managers, among other items, Morphis said.
Merging the chamber and the EDC should reduce redundancies but not at the sake of losing services they offered to their respective groups, said Lee County Commissioner Jim Womack.
One example of combining resources, Morphis said, is making a main web portal instead of each entity having its own website.
"We could put together a better website for cheaper," she said.
The new group should have measurable metrics — possibly mean household income, high school graduation rates, unemployment rates, crime rates or commute times — and maintain a direct line of communication with the governmental bodies, include tourism in its focus and show clear economic leadership, according to the advice solicited by the governmental leaders.
During the steering committee's meeting on Thursday, the group will consider a presentation about how much private investment can be collected from local businesses. This will kick off the financial campaign for the group, Morphis said, that could continue into January. After the private funds are raised, the program of work will be finalized based on the group's available resources.


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National Charter Schools Week 2009
May 3-9, 2009 is National Charter Schools Week. The theme for this year's celebration is Promoting Excellence & Innovation. The National Alliance of Public Charter Schools has created a toolkit that can assist charter schools with activities to celebrate National Charter Schools Week. The toolkit can be found at the following link: http://www.publiccharters.org/files/publications/Tool%20Kit%20NCSW2009%2003312009.pdf (PDF) . Please join us in celebrating the many successes of Florida's charter schools.:
Monday, May 4th at 10:00 a.m.
Florida Department of Education
Turlington Building
325 W. Gaines Street, Tallahassee
A short introduction to Florida's Charter Schools (wmv)
Video Provided by the Florida Consortium of Public Charter Schools
Commissioner Eric Smith will be joined by CARE Charter School of Excellence and Imagine School at Evening Rose for the kick-off celebration of National Charter School Week.
Additional National Charter Schools Week Activities:
Broward County
Monday, May 4th at 9:30 a.m.
Ben Gamla Charter School
2620 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz will speak with 7th & 8th grade students at Ben Gamla Charter School, the first English/Hebrew language charter school in the country.
Escambia County
Friday, May 8th at 11:30 a.m.
Escambia Charter School
399 Ranch Road in Cantoment
Open house, art exhibition, student awards ceremony
Leon CountyFriday, May 8th at 12:45 p.m.
School of Arts and Sciences
3208 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee
Community invited to attend the school's "Friday Sing!" event
Miami-Dade County
Tuesday, May 5th at 11:30 a.m.
Doral Academy Charter High School
11100 NW 27 Street, Doral
City of Miami Dade County Mayor's Office will present National Charter Schools Week proclamation. The Mayor's Chief of Staff, Dennis Morales, will speak with AP American Government students.


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OKLAHOMA CITY – Police are searching for a man who broke into a place of worship in Oklahoma City.
The alleged suspect was caught on camera smashing his way into a Jewish temple near N.W. 48th St. and Pennsylvania Ave.
At the Temple B'Nai Israel, a few pieces of broken glass are the only visible sign of damage after a man broke into the temple earlier this month.
"Anytime this happens to a place of business or worship, it's not good," said Ann Dee Lee, an administrator at the temple. "It makes you feel scared and afraid and we're not going to tolerate it."
On video, the alleged suspect can be seen pulling on the locked door, and then kicking the glass several times before a hard kick shatters the glass.
The man then bends down, unlocks the door and walks inside the place of worship.
Ann Dee Lee says once inside, the alleged suspect didn't stay long.
Officials say he only damaged a computer monitor before perhaps realizing cameras were recording the crime and fleeing.
Since the man didn't vandalize the temple in any way, police say there's no reason to think it's hate related.
"We can't speculate what was in his mind or why he broke in," said Lee. "We do know we want him caught."
In fact, Lee says her only goal is to find out who this man is and arrest him before anyone else falls victim.
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BLOUNTVILLE — Northeast State Community College is about to embark on a historic $35 million construction project.
That is the largest capital project in its history, as well as the history of community colleges in Tennessee to date.
Northeast faculty and members of the Northeast Foundation heard an initial design phase presentation Wednesday afternoon from a Tennessee Board of Regents official, college President Janice Gilliam and the architect who provided a rendering of what the new Emerging Technologies Complex might look like.Read more at TimesNews.net. comments powered by Disqus


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Thank you for your interest in the Lower School at NEST+m, a citywide Gifted & Talented program. Admission to the Lower School at NEST+m is based on your child's score on the assessments given by the NYC Department of Education (DOE) to New York City residents and are used for admission to all Gifted & Talented programs throughout New York City. Testing is offered for placement in Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, and Third Grade. Please see the admissions process listed below.
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Request For Testing (RFT)
Complete a Request For Testing Form. These can be found in the New York City Gifted & Talented Program Test Information Handbook available at the DOE Website or at your local Borough Enrollment Office. If your child is currently a public school student, you may pick up a handbook (which also includes an OLSAT practice test and answers to frequently asked questions) at his or her school.
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• Current public school students: Testing will take place between January - February. Your school will let you know your child's test date; children will be tested at their school at some point during the school day.
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You're getting the idea. Say I'm running an auction, for a kick drum. Took my 4-5 pictures alweady, and have the drum packed, measured, and weighed. What's the shipping gonna be? I give a ballpark figure. I live in California, so I usually use a New York zip for calculations. Only because I know a New York zip offhand, and it's the other end of the country. I figure anywhere in between, I'll be safe.
Now, as far as you getting $7+ back from that shipper, I wouldn't push the issue. For one thing, you have a shipping charge, and then you have a handling charge. It costs me "almost nothing" if I have a box already at home, and 4 bags of packing peanuts saved up. But if I have to buy a box, and buy bubble wrap/peanuts.......another story. Shipping items can add up quick.
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Time to Ponder Pinot Gris(gio)
I've been through this so many times before that it becomes rote. The differences between Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio. Well, there really aren't any, when we are referring to the grapes. One is the name in french while the other is the name in Italian....Read more »


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100% Wind Power for Facebook Iowa Data Center
When Facebook's forthcoming data center in Altoona, Iowa, goes online in early 2015, the social networking giant expects it to be supplied by 100 percent renewable energy – as tracked by renewable energy certificates – from a wind project in nearby Wellsburg, Iowa.
Facebook started working on this project with RPM Access, a local wind project developer, as it was finalizing its decision to locate in Iowa. Earlier this spring, Facebook transferred its rights to the development to local utility MidAmerican Energy, to build, own, and operate it.
Construction is under way, and once it's completed in 2014, the project will add up to 138 MW of new renewable wind capacity to the grid in Iowa – more than the expected usage of the data center for the foreseeable future. Similar to Facebook's Oregon, North Carolina and Sweden data centers, the Iowa location is based on Open Compute Project designs.
Facebook is committed to reaching 25 percent clean and renewable energy in its global data center mix in 2015.
In August, Google became the first company in North America to obtain a multi-site ISO 50001 certification for the energy management system covering its corporate data center operations and six US data centers. ISO 50001 aims to support organizations in all sectors to use energy more efficiently, through the development of an energy management system.
In March, Microsoft announced it had improved the efficiency of its Dublin data center, a facility hailed for its energy-sipping qualities when it came online in 2009. Microsoft lowered the Power Usage Effectiveness of its Dublin facility from 1.24 in its first phase to 1.17 in the newest data hall, which was added last year, reported Data Center Knowledge. PUE compares a data center's total power use to the amount of power used by the IT equipment, a metric that shows how much is lost in distribution and conversion. The average PUE for enterprise data centers is 1.8.
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WHEELERSBURG — Scioto County Sheriff Marty V. Donini said one man is dead following a shooting that occurred Thursday night on Old Gallia Pike in Wheelersburg.
According to information released Friday morning, a 911 call was received at 10:21 p.m., "the caller stated that his son had been involved in a shooting at this location," Donini said. When deputies and detectives responded to the call, he said, they found Steve Holsinger, age 33, of 9550 Old Gallia Pike, Wheelersburg, lying deceased in the yard.
Donini said Holsinger died from a gunshot wound. The shooter has been identified as Tyler Staker, age 22, of Portsmouth.
Donini stated during this investigation his detectives learned that Staker and his father had responded to the location of the shooting to repossess a piece of equipment that was purchased from their business that was not paid in full.
According to Donini, detectives determined that Staker and his father had been at the location for more than an hour knocking on the door in attempts to retrieve the equipment.
Donini said that Holsinger came out onto the porch at approximately 10:20 p.m. with a gun in his hand and very upset. A witness told detectives that he did put the gun into his pocket for a short time, then got upset and pulled out the gun telling Staker and his father that they had three seconds to get off his property, then Holsinger raised the weapon pointing it at the younger Staker's face.
At this time is when Tyler reportedly shot the deceased several times, Donini said. Holsinger's body was sent to the Montgomery County Morgue for an autopsy, and evidence is being sent to BCI&I in London, Ohio.
Staker has not been arrested at this time, Donini said, but a case is being forwarded to the Scioto County Grand Jury for consideration. He asks anyone with more information about this case to contact Det. Jodi Conkel at 740-351-1091.
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My Adbase Marketing Campaign: Early Results
Posted By Gordon Stillman On March 18, 2010 @ 6:49 pm In Business of Photography | 10 Comments
In January, I wrote about my decision to try e-mail marketing with Adbase [2], which bills itself as "North America's largest and most advanced database of creative buyers." In this post, I thought I would share how my first e-mails performed.
After I built my mailing lists (as described in my last post), my next step was to create e-mails that were targeted for my lists. It's a fairly straightforward process; you can design them from scratch in text or HTML, or use one of the provided e-mail templates. I chose the latter option.
Regional and National Campaigns
I simply inserted my logo and two images into a template, along with a line of copy directing people to my Web site. After proofing the content and sending several tests to myself, I distributed two different e-mails — one for contacts in my geographic region (North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C.) and the other to contacts across the rest of the country.
In my regional e-mail (view it here [3]), I showcased two specialities — food and lifestyle photography. In my national e-mail (view it here [4]), I focused on one speciality, food. I sent my regional e-mail to 280 contacts and my national e-mail to 1,069 contacts.
Before I move on to the performance of my e-mails, I should define two important terms: e-mail open rate, and click-through rate.
E-mail open rate is determined by the number of people who opened your e-mail as a percentage of total e-mails received. Click-through rate is the percentage of people who opened your e-mail and then clicked on the link to browse your Web site.
Initial Results
OK, so how did I do — and what have I learned?
My regional e-mail performed better than my national e-mail. The former achieved a 24 percent open rate and a 6 percent click-through rate, compared to a 17 percent open rate and 3 percent click-through rate for the latter.
I attribute this difference to a combination of the different list sizes and content. I think more recipients opened the regional e-mail because the content — covering two specialities rather than one — appealed to a broader range of contacts. And I think the regional e-mail had a higher click-through rate because, once they opened the e-mail, they could see I was a local photographer.
Thus far, no one has contacted me as a result of these initial e-mails. While it would have been nice for my Adbase campaign to pay off with the first distribution, I wasn't expecting this after just one round of e-mails. I anticipate it will take a combination of e-mails, cold calls, print mailers and other promotion to begin converting contacts into clients.
I'll keep you posted on my progress.
10 Comments To "My Adbase Marketing Campaign: Early Results"
#1 Comment By Paul Melcher On March 19, 2010 @ 12:38 am
How much did you spend on this ? what was the revenue?
#2 Comment By scott trimble On March 19, 2010 @ 3:48 am
I did all that last year, and got a good percentage of both open and click rates, but no calls. So, I narrowed down the opens, and started emailing them directly, I got a high number of responses. I have even called them, and I am shooting one next week.
Bottom line, direct contact always wins.
#3 Comment By Gordon Stillman On March 19, 2010 @ 9:01 am
@Paul M, I am on an annual plan with 6000 emails for $99 a month.
@Scott T, I agree with you, and I think that you have to look at Adbase's emailer and database as one small tool in the promotions toolbox. The emailer and database helps with more than just mass emails, and generates data from the clicks and opens that you can then use to follow up with direct emails, calls, mail pieces, etc.
#4 Comment By Marco On March 19, 2010 @ 9:37 pm
Thanks for posting your experience so far. I've been researching Adbase and Agency Access. So far, I'm leaning towards Adbase. They seem to have a lot a tools that will make my life easier. I don't do photography or traditional illustration. I do storyboards and want to start marketing to ad agencies more proactively. If anyone has had experience working with Adbase or Agency Access to get storyboard work or knows anyone who has I'd love to hear about it.
#5 Comment By Allen Russell On March 24, 2010 @ 8:25 pm
My experience is similar. I did 2 mailings in Feb, both around 4000. One for editorial and other for advertising clients. One 17 percent open rate and 6 percent click-through rate, other 24/3.
I have made a couple of stock sales and been contacted by several other clients. I am now putting together a second set of mailings that will be more directed, probably around 1000 each.
Time will tell.
#6 Comment By Jason On April 14, 2011 @ 11:21 am
As someone who receives these spam emails from photographers, I would like to point out one misleading statistic, my email software requires me (and everyone at my company) to click on the email (thus opening it) to mark it as Junk. So when it says it was opened, it may have been opened to be sent to the Junk folder. I don't have to open them to delete them.
#7 Comment By Adbase Sucks On April 21, 2011 @ 1:31 pm
STOP using adbase - it's a SPAM service. I don't want the multiple daily emails, never did, never signed up for them. Yes I can unsubscribe from every single individual email that is sent - but why should I have to? Have tried calling and emailing adbase but, surrise, they don't answer. So I can't get out of their database. So I keep getting the spam...So please think about all the people you're pissing-off when you use a spam service like adbase. I'd NEVER use your services just on principle that you were annoying enough to consider them legit.
#8 Comment By Lauren Hunter On September 8, 2011 @ 5:54 pm
Hi Everyone,
Agency Access made the announcement yesterday that it has acquired ADBASE and FoundFolios. Thought you might find that an interesting turn of events. Their combined databases will offer the most comprehensive lists and marketing services for photographers and illustrators.
Here's the full announcement( [5]) and a short video from Agency Access' founder, Keith Gentile:
#9 Comment By Dylan On November 15, 2011 @ 2:42 pm
You came with the announcement that Agency and Adbase combined on Sept.8th. It's now the middle of November, and the Adbase site has done nothing since August 22nd.
They are great at taking my money, but very poor at giving the buyer what they paid for. And won't credit my account from the money they charged me for last month. (paid for 6 months)
Lauren, you probably work for Adbase so your ad is a joke. Should change the name to Subtractbase.
#10 Comment By Lauren Hunter On November 18, 2011 @ 7:17 pm
Hi Dylan,
I'm so sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your Adbase account. I was brought in to help with the PR for the acquisition; I don't work for either company, I'm a PR consultant.
I would highly recommend that you contact Agency Access regarding your issues, since they now own Adbase. I've heard only good things about their customer support and know that they want this transition to be smooth.
You can call Agency Access at 800-704-9817 - this is the main number posted at the top of their website, [7]. Best of luck.
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Would be interesting to see if it's correct
Crashing from Oct! I have read this study and started a thread here on MDC asking if it was legit. There are a lot of grammatical and usage errors in the article and the dedication would never be included in a formal medical journal. But, my last baby who I lost was a girl and very much implanted on the left, this one is on the right, so we will see what the gender is!!
That is interesting. How can you tell where the embryo is located on the uterus? On my sonogram the fetus is on the left side, but I can't tell how they would be referencing it.
This is fascinating, but I can't see how it would be possible to be correct. I mean, how could a clump of cells know whether it's male or female and then decide to implant on a specific side of the uterus? Why? It doesn't make alot of sense.
Maybe we should test it. Anyone who has an early ultrasound and finds out what side of the uterus the placent is can post it here and nine months from now we can check if it's correct or not. My u/s isn't for another 4 weeks, so I'll find out then!
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I'm confused. At six weeks, the placenta hasn't formed, yet. A six-week ultrasound would show a baby (albeit small) and the yolk sac. What am I missing?
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I had an ultrasound done last week at 6 weeks 2 days. I'm not quite sure what I'm looking for here...
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Why would it not exist? It might not be complete, but it's the point of attachment and it begins to form at the same time that the baby implants. Look at this completely adorable picture, awwwww!
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Although it would exist, I think it's very difficult to see on an ultrasound at only 6 weeks? I have no personal experience with this, but I know most of the internet sites I've read so far say that six-week ultrasounds don't show the placenta well because it's too small.
The spelling and grammar errors do lead me to be a bit suspicious of the findings, but medical know-how and ability to speak English well are not necessarily related - it's clearly not peer-reviewed or someone would have fixed the poor fellow's grammar, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's inaccurate either.
To be honest, and here's where I show my bias, the thing that makes me the most suspicious is that this study is from out of High Level, Alberta. That is a small, horrible town. It has very little to recommend it, and it is a total backwater. I have a strong bias against that town, having worked out of it more than once. I have a hard time believing that any new finding of value could come out of that town. But that is a completely ridiculous reason to distrust it, and I know it. Especially because my observations of that town lead me to believe that probably the doctors there get to deal with more pregnancies than almost anything else (except perhaps alcoholism, but most people don't go to the hospital for that). I really can't get past the town . . . I hate knowing I'm prejudiced, and knowing it's unfair, and being unable to keep it from seeping into my consciousness.
It's an interesting idea, and not completely impossible . . . our bodies are not perfectly symmetrical, and it is the baby's genetic code that determines placental growth - it's conceivable that there is some chemical or other difference between the two sides of a uterus, and that Y chromosomes could have a gene that encourages or discourages attachment in those differing conditions. It doesn't sound overly likely to me, but that's no basis for judging science.
I read the methods and results (after the incredibly long and irrelevant front matter), and it looks pretty clear-cut. But it also looks sloppy - the main results table has an error, where the "male-right" table and the "female-left" table both are labeled "right" throughout - neither one is labeled left. It's funny, I have a husband who makes lots of spelling and grammar errors and sometimes substitutes words, and I know he does it even when he knows exactly what he's talking about, but the inability of the author to find someone to proofread his stuff makes me think he isn't all that careful.
I love the idea of us asking our u/s technicians which side the placenta is looking like it's on, and then seeing if it lines up with our baby's sexes! Ooh, citizen science!
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As Maya holds Lucy at the Hubbards, she gets freaked out and hands the baby back to Jesse. Frankie follows her to the hallway where she admits she felt like she did when she held her own baby. Frankie says they should talk about it elsewhere and they leave to pick up carry out for everybody. Jesse stops Frankie and privately asks him about Maya. Frankie vouches for her, but Jesse wants him to make sure she can handle watching Lucy. Jesse returns to Angie, who tells him there has been some progress with her treatment. There's nothing definite yet, but she won't back out as Jesse suggests. She tells a disdainful Jesse she's seen the human side to David in all of this. She thinks there is more to David than she realized, but Jesse thinks he is playing her.
Brot returns to the Hubbards with diapers, as Frankie and Maya show up with food. Maya holds Lucy again and Angie notes she is a natural with babies. Jesse is distracted by Maya's ease with Lucy, as Maya recalls giving up her baby.
Angie meets with David in his office. Even though it's still the early stages, David tells her things are moving along nicely with her stem cells. She tears up and thanks him. She knows he's ruined a lot of lives, but he's saved just as many. He responds that it will never be enough because the people he lost are the ones who matter most. She thinks not being able to stop his father from killing himself is why he needs to have control. David gets a call and has to leave. Angie calls Frankie once David has left and he arrives to take her home. He adds that her babysitter problem might be solved by the time they get there.
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Moriah edged Lake Placid, 6-4, in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference baseball play May 22.
Moriah tallied twice in the sixth to break a 4-4 tie and win the contest. Mike Badger had the game-winning hit and Jeff Greenough followed with a hit to plate an insurance run.
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