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2011: Started all 17 games she played in... Third among Lipscomb position players with 1,472 minutes played, she played 90 minutes or more on 14 occasions... Led the Lady Bisons with six yellow cards, including a stretch of five consecutive games with a booking from Aug. 28 (UT Martin) until Sep. 15 (Austin Peay)... Took four shots and put two on net, both season-highs, at Chattanooga (Sep. 2)... Scored her first career goal, and Lipscomb's first goal of the A-Sun season, against ETSU (Sep. 30).
2010: Started all 18 contests in her sophomore season... Accurate shooter, led all Lady Bisons with more than 10 shots in accuracy, with eight of her 12 shots going on net for a .667 mark... Took two shots, putting one on goal, in the season-opening victory against UT Chattanooga, Aug. 20... Equalled that effort against Campbell, Oct. 2.
2009: Third on team in shots (16). ...Game-high and season-high five shots vs. Belmont (9/29). ...Played and started in all 19 games.
High School: All-State selection from North Central High School (2008). …Scored four goals and added five assists (2008). …Lettered in soccer in 2005, 2006 and 2008. …High school team was County Champion (2005, 2006). …State Runner-up (2006). …Lettered in track in 2008 and 2009. Member of 2008 State Runner-up High School track team (2008). …Member of 2009 MIC Indoor State Championship Team. …Active in weight lifting as member of the 140-pound Hang Clean Club, the 200-pound Squat Club and the 140-pound Bench Press Club. …Student of the Month in Advanced Weights (May, November 2007). …Senior Class representative (2008-09). …Student of the Month (English 11) Dec. 2007. …Club president-Health Occupations Students of America. …Peer mentor (2008-09). …Member of Center for Leadership Development... Played club ball for the 2007 Indiana State Championship team, the Camel Crusaders. …Club team also won 2006, 2007 Crossroads of America Showcases. …2006 Las Vegas Invitational winner.
Personal: Prefers to be called "Tika". …Parents are Margaret and John Powe. …Has one brother, John E. Powe, Jr. …Loves acting as a hobby. …Went to the same high school as Lipscomb basketball player Adnan Hodzic. …Views Lipscomb as "a small school with big personalities".
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Gregory Hicks became the top diplomat in Libya following the death of Stevens and three others in the armed assault on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi. During nearly six hours of testimony before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, the 22-year Foreign Service veteran described the chaos that occurred during the night and early morning hours of September 11 and 12 and the courage of the diplomats and staff trapped in the compound. He also recalled calls he later received from both President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton commending him for his leadership role during the crisis.
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When Nicole Georges was two-years-old, her family told her that her father was dead. When she was twenty-three, a psychic told her he was alive. Her sister, saddled with guilt, admits that the psychic is right and that the whole family has conspired to keep him a secret. Sent into a tailspin about her identity, Nicole turns to radio talk-show host Dr. Laura Schlessinger for advice.
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"The title of this twee but engaging graphic memoir overstates the role of the famous radio psychologist, who makes a mere cameo. The book is really about the author's struggle with her secretive family and the mystery of her father's identity. As a child, Nicole believed her father had died when she was very young. Father figures remained elusive throughout her formative years. After relocating to Portland, Ore., in her 20s, Nicole receives a palm reading as a birthday gift. The results convince her that her biological father is still alive, and she is driven to seek the truth from her fractious relatives. Amid all of this, Nicole juggles difficult romantic relationships with her decision to keep the fact that she is gay from the very same mother from whom she seeks the truth. Georges's naïve line art and sometimes labored visual storytelling is balanced by humor and incisive characterizations. However, this ambitious family narrative could have used a stronger editorial eye. Despite her story being too long, the author approaches it with the tenacity of a detective. Among other factors — including clever asides and several terrific jokes — a deeply affecting epilogue makes Georges's tale well worth the telling." Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
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PROVIDENCE — As he wrapped up his first press conference as Providence College's new basketball coach, Ed Cooley was asked about his first order of business.
"Recruit, recruit, recruit," was Cooley's quick-to-the-point response.
You can't win in college basketball if you don't have the players; that's why recruiting is of the utmost importance. Being able to unearth talent and develop it has proven to save coaches from getting fired and place programs in a position of strength. Kids want to attend schools that are "on the map," ones that are always on TV and have Dick Vitale howling to the moon about them. Once the wins start piling up, it simplifies a coach's life in relation to attracting high-end talent.
At Providence recruiting takes on a different twist. Prior coaches often bemoaned that this region was not a hot bed for talent, but that couldn't be more incorrect. New England is covered with talented high and prep schools, from St. Andrew's in Barrington to New Hampshire's Brewster Academy and everything in between. There are enough options so close that why on earth would a college coach want to get on a plane and check out some prospect in Texas or Michigan?
There's simply no need for that, not when there exists plenty of blue chippers right under a school like Providence's nose.
"There's plenty of Big East talent nearby that you don't have to go into the alleged hot beds of basketball," said St. Andrew's head coach Mike Hart, who over the years has regularly sent many of his players to Division I schools. "There are tons of kids in New England."
Al Simoes, an assistant coach at Brewster Academy and graduate of Pawtucket West (now Shea High), concurs with Hart.
"College budgets are what they are, but if you go to one of those New England prep school tournaments, there are many great players right there," said Simoes. "I realize that you have to compete with other schools around the country, but last year alone we had 16 kids actively playing Division I college basketball, and 11 of them were in the NCAA Tournament. You can understand why recruiters spend the time they do with us."
The only two Friars from the 2010-11 squad who jumped from a N.E. school were freshmen Gerard Coleman (New Hampshire's Tilton Academy) and Ron Giplaye (Notre Dame Prep, where Ricky Ledo is currently hooping it up). Fellow frosh Kadeem Batts is a native of Boston, yet he ended up attending high school in Georgia.
Friar fans have cringed in recent years after watching natives Rakim Sanders, Joe Mazzulla, Mike Marra and Alex Murphy flee the state and take their skill sets elsewhere. The list also includes Woonsocket's Tyrone Nared, currently with Oregon. To further illustrate this point is to see someone like St. Andrew's Michael Carter-Williams sign with Syracuse or Nadir Tharpe, a point guard at Brewster that Simos mentioned PC was hot for, depart for Kansas.
All of the above are good enough players to suit up for Providence. All of them played high school ball within vicinity of the campus. None of them ended up coming for varying reasons. The last players Brewster and St. Andrew's respectively steered Providence's way was Weyinmi Efejuku and Jonathan Kale. That was over six years ago.
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RENSSELAER FALLS – The Rensselaer Falls Fire and Rescue Squad will review its policy on allowing residents open access and parking in its land along the Oswegatchie River.
In the village, the Oswegatchie River is only accessible to the public on the northwest side of the County Route 14 Bridge, while the rest of the river frontage is either steep embankment or privately owned.
Owned by the Rensselaer Falls Fire and Rescue Squad, the river access area is used primarily by the squad and other departments to collect water for their pumper trucks.
First Assistant Fire Chief Dallas R. Denny said Tuesday the land was first fenced in to ensure trucks would be clear to enter the area free from obstacles or dangerous debris. He said the land has been gated for over a decade.
We dont want cars going through there, he said. Its not a large space. There is barely any room for two vehicles. We dont mind people parking their vehicles and hang out there for a little bit.
The locked gate is only opened for scheduled organizational use. According to Fire Chief Jeff S. Hammond, the land is open to residents and used predominately as a swimming hole in the summer.
We are not denying any access by foot to the river. They are just not allowed to bring their vehicles down there, Mr. Hammond said. We might have to have emergency vehicles get through there. The gate was not meant to keep the public out; it was to keep vehicles out.
There is a sign located inside the property which notifies residents they can visit the area from dawn until dusk.
We dont mind people going there, he said. But were probably not going to be taking down the fence. We dont want cars there over night or beer bottles lying around. If anyone gets hurt, it is also a liability to the department.
The gate was put up by the St. Lawrence County Highway Department as part of an agreement with the fire department after the fence was removed during the rebuilding of the County Route 14 Bridge last year.
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- 1 teaspoon dried tarragon
- 15 black peppercorns
- 1-ounce bunch fresh parsley, leaves and stems separated
- 3/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon dry white wine
- 4 celery stalks, trimmed
- 4 medium onions, peeled
- 6 medium carrots, peeled
- about 1 tablespoon butter
- 3/4 pound crimini mushrooms, quartered
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 4 heaping tablespoons all-purpose flour
- a dash of soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons heavy cream
In a large pot, place the chicken legs, bay leaves, tarragon, peppercorns, parsley stalks, white wine, and 2 celery stalks. Halve two of the onions and two of the carrots and add to the pan, then pour in enough cold water to cover the legs (about 2 quarts). Cover the pan and bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer and cook, with the lid half on, for 25 minutes, or until juices in the legs run clear.
Remove the chicken legs from the pan and set aside, but keep the stock simmering. Meanwhile, chop the remaining onions, carrot, and celery into small chunks.
In a large saucepan over low heat, heat the butter, add the chopped vegetables and a pinch of salt, and sweat for 6 to 8 minutes. Meanwhile, strip the chicken from the bones and set aside. Place the bones, skin, and trimmings back in the simmering stock pot and continue to simmer.
Add the mushrooms and garlic to the pan with the chopped vegetables and turn up the heat to brown all the ingredients, 3 to 4 minutes. Stir in the flour and cook gently for a minute. Strain the stock into a measuring cup and measure out 3 1/3 cups (you can freeze any extra). Add nearly all of the stock and the soy sauce to the pan of vegetables, stirring it in slowly until it comes back to a simmer and thickens. Add a little more stock if it is still too thick- it should be thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Chop the parsley leaves and add to the pan, along with the chicken. Stir in the cream, then taste and adjust seasoning as needed.
(F) Pour into containers of the size you require (if you are making the Chicken, Ham, and Tarragon Pie
you will need to keep back about half). Let cool before covering, labeling, and freezing.
(D) Let stand overnight in the fridge.
(R) Place in a pan over gentle heat until piping hot.
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- Carbohydrates18 g (6%)
- Fat59 g (90%)
- Protein59 g (119%)
- Saturated Fat17 g (87%)
- Sodium343 mg (14%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat12 g
- Fiber3 g (13%)
- Monounsaturated Fat24 g
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'Thank you Chris for a life lived well'
EUGENE, Ore. - Officer Chris Kilcullen's daughters got a quarter from Officer John Risko every time his language turned salty Friday.
He brought a whole roll with him to the podium as he spoke about his partner, who died April 22.
After ticking off his list of colorful nicknames for Kilcullen, Risko choked up.
"One name that I had for him, I'm most proud of, but I'm most ashamed of because I never said it," he managed to say. "Best friend."
Law enforcement officers from at least 12 states and Canada took part in a memorial motorcade across Eugene and Springfield. The motorcade traveled 22 miles and passed by many of Kilcullen's favorite spots in town, including coffee shops and a scuba store.
The 454 vehicles, including over 100 officers on motorcycles similar to the one Kilcullen rode on duty as a traffic enforcement officer, also drove by the site where a single bullet claimed the life of the 43-year-old police officer.
Citizens lined the streets holding American flags, blue ribbons - and each other.
"We're here because a member of our community was killed in the line of duty," Terri Vanderpool said.
"I have four kids and I want them to learn respect, too, and so were out here watching it," said Todd Lillingston, who said he had visited the memorial where Kilcullen died every day this week. "My kids did not attend school today to come here."
'Chris was everybody's favorite cop'
Officer Scott Dillon was hired the same year as Kilcullen, and the two worked traffic enforcement together. He recounted how the motorcade carried Kilcullen's ashes past places important to him in life.
The motorcade started near Autzen Stadium, where Kilcullen worked during football games.
One by one, the vehicles made their way down I-105, which closed for an hour to allow the procession to tread the same stretch of road that Kilcullen worked day in and day out.
As the procession crossed the Jefferson Street Bridge, Dillon said, they passed the place where Kilcullen once talked a suicidal person out of jumping.
The motorcade arrived at Matthew Knight Arena, where earlier in the day firefighters had placed a giant American flag strung between two ladder trucks.
Inside the arena, co-workers, friends and family shared memories of Kilcullen's life and their hopes for his lasting legacy with the 5,000 people in the arena. Thousands more watched live on TV and online.
"Chris was everybody's favorite cop," said Lane County Circuit Court Judge Debra Vogt.
"Time after time we had people tell us they didn't like the ticket," Municipal Court Judge Wayne Allen said, "but they liked the guy that gave it to them.
"Every time we saw him, he earned our respect," Allen said, adding that Kilcullen showed "genuine respect and courtesy - including people who may not have deserved it."
"The loss is horrific," Police Chief Pete Kerns said. "Learn from Chris' life. Growth is great. Thank you Chris for a life lived well."
Kilcullen, 43, came to law enforcement after pursuing his passion for radio disc jockeying and community service, although his father John recalled a time when Chris was a boy and he saw a man grab a woman's purse. Kilcullen took down details about the man's appearance and relayed them to police.
He urged families not to miss opportunities to gather together.
"As we now know, you never know when it will be the last time," he said.
Lt. Jennifer Bills called Kilcullen "one of those connectors, one of those that brought people together. He's working his magic here today."
"If you want to honor Chris," Lance McDonald said, "work hard, treat your wife like she's the only woman in the world, and respect your cops."
Judge Allen at one point paused and asked the crowd: Would the people here who are not police like to honor Chris Kilcullen?
Matthew Knight Arena erupted in applause and a standing ovation that last for minutes.
"We can't compensate for the loss, the giant void that he left," friend Aaron Lewis said, then added: "Bring love into this world and you honor Chris Kilcullen."


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Lon Chaney Sr. plays a circus knife thrower in a circus in Northern Spain (he throws knives with his feet – and plays guitar too…)! We'll show the movie near the water on the gorgeous grounds of Laguna Gloria with food conceived by the Alamo's Executive Chef John Bullington, wine selected by beverage guru Bill Norris, and live pre-show circus performers! Alamo co-founder and CEO Tim League, Senior Programmer Lars Nilsen, and ACGS' Matt Hinsley will talk movies and music before the show begins.
This truly spectacular and bizarre silent classic stars the "Man of a Thousand Faces," Lon Chaney. He puts in an incredible performance as circus attraction "Alonzo The Armless," who throws knives with his feet. Beautiful young Joan Crawford plays the daughter of the circus owner. She hates and fears men's arms. So it's a match made in heaven, right? Wrong. It turns out that Alonzo actually has a perfectly good pair of arms tucked away under his clothes and he has on occasion used them for strangling people with - in fact his whole armless act is a designed to throw off the police who have been pursuing him across Europe. But with the buoyant energy of one truly in love, he bribes a doctor to amputate his arms so he can be Joan Crawford's dreamy armless loverboy. What could go wrong? Plenty, of course, but we've said enough. Join us for one of the most unbelievable movies ever made, accompanied by the perfect music and summer evening setting.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – After rain washed away Lipscomb's Thursday doubleheader against UAB, the Lady Bison hope to get back on the field at Draper Diamond Monday when they host Marshall in a doubleheader scheduled to begin at 2 p.m.
Head coach Kristin Ryman is anxious to get her charges back on the field.
"It's important to carry over the momentum we've had the last few games," Ryman said. "We have a tremendous respect for team's from Conference USA and how they compete within the conference, so Monday will be a challenge."
The Lady Bison (15-6) have been rolling of late, winners of seven straight. Lipscomb's pitching has been stellar, with Whitney Kiihnl surpassing the 1,000 strikeout plateau last weekend and being among the nation's leaders in wins and shutouts. Redshirt freshman Ashley Anderson looks to extend a 17-inning scoreless streak; she picked up a win and a save March 11.
Last Time Against Marshall
The Lady Bison have faced Marshall just one other time in the program's history. In 2001, Lipscomb dropped a 1-0 decision to the Thundering Herd at the Georgia Tournament in Atlanta.
Rainy Thursday Postpones Doubleheader with UAB
Lipscomb's Thursday afternoon doubleheader against UAB was postponed due to inclement weather. A make-up date has yet to be announced.
Kiihnl Named ASUN Pitcher of the Week After Hitting Milestone
Kiihnl earned her second A-Sun Pitcher of the Week honor and the 11th of her career based on her four-win performance last week. She struck out 28, including her 1,000th career punch-out, and threw three complete games and one shutout.
Quick Scout on Marshall
The calling card for the Thundering Herd is speed; Marshall (15-10) is one of the best in the nation on the base paths with 78 stolen bases already in 2012. When not wreaking havoc on the base paths, the Herd is backing up junior pitcher Andi Williamson, a Tennessee transfer who enters Monday sporting a 10-6 record.
Big Hitting, Power Pitching Pace Lady Bison
Kiihnl hit .600 and struck out her 1,000th career batter over the course of Lipscomb's 4-0 showing at the Lady Bison Classic. Kiihnl struck out a season-high tying 11 against Drake before reaching the milestone against MTSU. Kelsey Cartwright hit .444 with three homers, including a grand slam and a solo shot against Alabama State.
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Since Kristin Ryman took over as head coach in 2006, Lipscomb softball is 3-6 against Conference USA foes. This includes two wins against UAB in the 2010 NCAA Regional.
Lipscomb By the Numbers
The first NCAA stat rankings were released Monday and Lipscomb ranks high in several categories. Kiihnl is second in the nation in wins (13) and third in shutouts (six), while also earning top-100 standing in strikeouts (20th, 100), strikeouts per seven innings (92nd, 7.2) and ERA (97th, 2.03). Cartwright ranks in the top-100 in home runs (25th, seven), slugging (34th, .833) and runs per game (93rd, 0.9). Lipscomb as a team has posted top-100 marks in home runs per game (36th, 0.9), W/L percentage (41st, .714), slugging (59th, .439), ERA (2.63, 78th), scoring (83rd, 4.95) and steals per game (86th, 1.24).
On Deck
The Lady Bison travel to the West Coast to compete in the final regular-season tournament on Lipscomb's 2012 schedule, the Mustang Classic. Lipscomb will face UNLV and host Cal Poly twice, with a rematch against Citrus Classic foe Ball State rounding out the tournament.
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Though it was difficult to edit down our picks to just five looks, we feel confident that our selections reflect the best of Miller's recent assemblages. Topping our list is the outstanding outfit Miller wore to film a TV segment for BET, consisting of a fantastic green frock from Peter Pilotto's F/W 09 collection. This London-based designer, who trained at the legendary Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, is fast becoming an editor favorite and is certainly one to watch. Though her exact garment isn't being produced for retail, we suggest that you look into some of Pilotto's other out-of-this-world pieces. For example, the Side Dress ($1385) will help you achieve this fall's long sleeve mini dress trend, or you can reach for the Air Dress ($1385), which features a print that is inspired by lava and the Big Bang. Both mimic the eye-catching pattern, tight fit, and intricate draping of Miller's choice. For those of you who want something a bit more budget-friendly, try Rachel Pally's Artemis Dress ($220) for an evergreen and pleated option. Though Miller rounded out her look with Isabel Marant's Studded Boots ($1325, 323.655.2141), make sure to rock your frock with a substantial heel or spiked booties for the perfect accompaniment. We like Jeffrey Campbell's Us Ankle Bootie ($159), which bares such an uncanny resemblance to the original, we had to do a double take!
While making another television appearance, this time at MTV's It's On With Alexa Chung, Miller wore a smart pair of Leopard Print Hareem Trousers ($70) and a Lace Crop Top ($55), both from Topshop, to beat the summer heat in style. While we love her particular pants, we are also quite fond of Express' Crop Leggings ($30), as they are equally chic and share a similar animal pattern. No slouch when it comes to accessories, Miller opted for the simple sterling silver Helios Bracelet ($460, 323.822.3600) from Dama and finished off the look with Alexander Wang's Racquel Wrapped Pumps. They're the perfect statement shoe: the clear PVC material at the ankle adds a modern edge to the sculpted toe and hardware decorated heel (you can actually see the screw that is holding the stiletto in place!) Though the Racquel style isn't being produced for fall, we recommend that you try Wang's Anya Wrapped Bootie ($1005), which has a similarly dramatic pointy toe and molded heel.
We also wanted to spotlight another trouser-focused ensemble as seen on Miller while she was promoting G.I. Joe on Fuse Networks in New York: specifically a soft peach pair of cuffed pants worn with a draped, slouchy tank. Her ensemble proves that when you find a silhouette that works for your body, it is wise to stick to it! While the light hue of her pantalones may not be seasonally appropriate for much longer, the shape of her tapered bottoms will most definitely be prevalent during fall. We recommend that you keep the look fresh à la Miller by mixing a pair of light-hued carrot pants such as J.Crew's Club Pants ($98) with Kain Label's Pocket Tank Top ($90), and sexy cut-out shoes, like Jeffery Campbell's Patent Heel ($148) and you'll be ready for your close up in no time at all!
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SNOW: NO THOUGHTS OF DiPIETRO TO THE AHLGM dismisses idea that goalie needs more time
9:30 pm: ESPN hockey columnist Pierre LeBrun referenced a recent Point Blank video segment in a report on Sunday. In response to a reader's call-in question on Wednesday, I said the Islanders would never have considered Rick DiPietro starting this season in Bridgeport. However, if the comebacking goaltender continued to struggle for "another week or two," then it would be fair to begin the discussion about whether DiPietro would be better served by some time in Bridgeport.
In his weekly recap for ESPN on Sunday, LeBrun reported that he spoke about this speculation with Garth Snow. The Islanders general manager outright dismissed the notion of DiPietro to Bridgeport. "There's been no conversation in that regard at all, internally or externally" Snow told LeBrun. "(Dwayne Roloson) is just playing well right now. We have two No. 1 goalies, but right now, Rollie is playing really well and we need wins."
DiPietro is 44th in save percentage (.854) among the 44 goaltenders to play in the NHL this season. He is 43rd in goals-against average (4.21). Even novices have noticed DiPietro's lateral movement is not yet nearly as explosive as it used to be.
As LeBrun noted in his article, the Islanders currently have three goaltenders in Bridgeport. But that certainly would not be a hindrance if it was decided DiPietro needed more time to improve his game in the minors. AHL affiliates serve the NHL club. One goaltender would come up to backup Roloson, another (like Nate Lawson) could be sent to the ECHL or another AHL club on loan. This is not rocket science.
On the other hand, the demotion of DiPietro and his $4.5 million salary cap hit could put the Islanders under the CBA-mandated cap floor. How about that?
Over the last two seasons, DiPietro played 13 of a possible 164 NHL regular season games. Rust would only be natural. On Saturday in Los Angeles, Dwayne Roloson started his fifth consecutive game. When DiPietro starts (as expected) against Tampa Bay at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Wednesday, he'll have gone a full two weeks between games.
As I said in the video segment last week, you wonder when the conversation turns to what is best for the long-term playing future of Rick DiPietro. If the goalie is not yet at his best, no one is doing DiPietro any favors. LeBrun also noted in his column DiPietro's "close relationship with Islanders owner Charles Wang."
Likely starting Wednesday, DiPietro will have the chance to play hero. He can help the Islanders start winning games after a drought of almost four weeks, and begin his candidacy for the Masterton Award. What DiPietro is trying to overcome has been minimized by the national media. The only question that should be answered in the next two weeks is, where is it truly best for the goaltender to be attempting his comeback?
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So after all is said and done and many many years of people complaining it looks like the manufacturers are finally going to standardize on a charging port. That means no more things like the Apple wall charger or the Sony Ericsson fastport.
This is all coming from an article at Arstechnica.com
...The European Commission announced today that 10 mobile phone producers, which represent some 90 percent of the mobile phone market in the European Union, have signed a voluntary agreement to use standardized chargers for mobile phones using a micro-USB connector. The agreement addresses the EC's concern that mobile phone chargers create needless electronic waste...
This is great news it means that in the future, since no start date was anounnced, all cell phones will use a microUSB port for charging. No longer will you have to search for one basically any charger will work with any phone. As it was said in the article not only will it help standardize on it this will also greatly reduce waste since each phone you get will not need a new charger. The downside this will likely mean that wall chargers and car chargers will have to be bought seperately or when you buy a new phone you'll still have too many chargers that they will end up in the garbage.
Right now there are only 10 manufacturer's who have agreed to the standard
...So far, the 10 companies that have signed the "Memorandum of Understanding" submitted to the EC includes Apple, LG, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Qualcomm, Research in Motion, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, and Texas Instruments. The commission estimates that these 10 companies represent approximately 90 percent of the mobile phone market in Europe...
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One of the things we always like doing leading up to a game against an opposing team is to check in with a writer, blogger or great fan of the upcoming team. This week, we had the joy of reconnecting with an old friend, Stephanie Stradley (AKA Texans Chick) of the Houston Chronicle. Stephanie always provides fantastic insight for us about the Texans and so we're happy to share her thoughts on the Texans and this week's Monday Night game. You can follow Stephanie on Twitter at @Steph_Stradley.
1) The Texans have been on the rise for a few years now, what's been their recipe to success?
Owner patience. The Texans have slowly been building their coaching staff from top to bottom, acquiring assistant coaches when they become available out of old contracts. From top to bottom, the coaches on both sides of the ball have defined football philosophies, know what kind of players they want that suit what they do, and know how to teach them.
When Gary Kubiak came on board, they fixed the passing game first. Then his first choice as offensive coordinator, Rick Dennison came on board and fixed the running game. And after years of inexperienced defensive coordinators, they got Wade Phillips last year who assembled an assistants staff that was much better. In 2011, the Texans finally got a defense that was worthy of their offense, and could properly coach and use so many of the high picks they were acquiring over the years trying to fix the defense through just drafting.
In a salary cap league, the best thing an owner can do is to make a team a supportive destination for quality coaches. I've been told repeatedly that owner Bob McNair does a good job providing the football side of the organization what they need without meddling. He certainly asks hard questions and knows what is going on, but he doesn't let the business side drive football decisions. You can't ask for much more from an owner.
2) The Texans seem to be playing well in all phases of the game, but is there one thing they do better than most teams in the league?
Actually, right now the Texans are struggling some with their special teams. The ranking of their special teams is about the worst it has ever been, but the hope is that with their experienced special teams coach, they can get the inexperienced players coached up before special teams results in a loss.
The Texans offense and defense is extremely balanced between run/pass but I think that they do the best is game planning to exploit mismatches, and then making in-game adjustments based on what they see on the field. In the first two games, the Texans had a very run oriented attack, but in the game against the Broncos, they opened up their air attack based on what the defenses were showing them.
I think what they are doing better than most teams is dominating time of possession. The Texans defense has been dominant on third downs and forcing punts, and the Texans offense is one of the best at converting third downs.
3) How much has the loss of Mario Williams impacted what the Texans can do?
Not at all. The Texans lost him pretty early last season to a pectoral injury. For a short time, it was fun seeing him and JJ Watt lined up on the same side of the line, and it would have been interesting to see what he could have done had he stayed healthy working with a great coach in Wade Phillips. But there was no way the Texans could even make a credible offer to him given the Texans salary cap situation, and the no salary floor situation that team's like Buffalo had coming out of the lockout.
Wade Phillips adjusts the defense based on the strengths of the players. So no Mario means that they do other things, but those things aren't bad.
4) What do you expect the Texans gameplan to be Monday night against the Jets?
Hard to say. I thought the Texans were going to ground and pound against the Denver Peytons, and they ended up airing it out a lot more than I thought they would. Guessing they may play the Jets a bit like they played the Jaguars: Assume it will be a low scoring game, stay patient, take their shots, let the defense create short fields.
I would not be surprised by a game like the Jets-49ers…both teams swinging on defense until stuff happens. But then again, I watched that game, and generally Matt Schaub isn't going to miss the throws that Alex Smith was missing.
The best case scenario for the Texans game plan is the old school Broncos formula: An aggressive first half with a mix of pass and run to keep down and distance honest, and give the ability to take shots down field. Then after amassing a big lead, the offense pounds the ball rushing and the defense gets into pass rush only mode. Most of Chris Johnson's yards last week were draw plays of no significant length that just helped the Texans cause, by keeping the clock running when the Texans had a huge lead.
5) Who are some players that Jets fans might not know, but should before Monday night?
Trindon Holliday. He is the diminutive returner who was once, I believe, the third fastest guy in the world. Pun intended, Holliday has been a bit of an adventure. He's broken long TD returns in the preseason. He has also made many mental errors that haven't cost the Texans a game yet, but keep fans in fear that he will. Some of these errors have resulted in terrible field position, which tends to limit the sorts of plays that can be called from your own end zone.
James Casey. He is the Swiss Army Knife of the offense, playing fullback, tight end, wide receiver. When he is in the game, defenses have no idea what he is going to do seeing where he is lined up pre-snap. It can be a challenge just charting all the places he lines up. He has very good hands and is a physical player. His nickname from Rice University is Thor. Easy guy to root for too.
The Right Side of the Offensive Line. The Texans lost their right tackle and right guard due to salary cap considerations. They have been replaced by RT Derek Newton and RG Antoine Caldwell. Caldwell has been limited this week with an ankle injury, but even before that both Newton and Caldwell have rotated with RT Ryan Harris (free agent pickup from Denver signed after an injury to Rashad Butler) and RG Ben Jones (rookie 4th round pick who didn't play guard in college but worked at it a bit during camp).
In a salary cap league, you have to choose where you spend your money, but it takes a lot of uh stones to replace the entirety of the right side of your line with guys who clearly wouldn't be on the Mel Kiper love letter list. The Texans have very good coaching for their offensive linemen, and have had success with guys who may not be the best individual talents, but are smart and fit the system the Texans run. Even so, there's been some growing pains, and I expect for Rex Ryan to try to test that side of the line with things to confuse the inexperienced players.
As well as the Texans have been playing, I don't think they've played their best ball yet, and part of it is this transition on the offensive line.
All the Targets Not Named Andre Johnson. In the Texans system, the ball is supposed to go to the open guy. Sounds like Football 101, until you watch teams try to force the ball to only a couple of guys.
Andre Johnson is a special talent, and he often gets the ball when he's doubled because he's usually doubled. But giving Johnson extra attention means that there's a bunch of guys whose only job is to take advantage of being open. Possession, route running is more valued in the system than just speed. According to Football Outsiders, the Jets are #30 against #2 wide receivers, #17 against TEs. So maybe expect to hear from Kevin Walter, the rookie WRs (Keyshawn Martin and Devier Posey) when they give the starters a breather, and TEs Owen Daniels, Garrett Graham, and James Casey.
The Texans run a ton of 2 TE sets, to help disguise run/pass, give offense flexibility, keep defenses from pinning their ears back. The Texans offensive scheme recognizes that most defensive lines have more talented athletes than offensive lines. So by keeping down and distance reasonable, creating defensive caution through cut blocks, and making the offensive line *feel* the same whether it is run or pass, it eventually neutralizes the aggression of the defense. The intent of the offense is to try to neutralize the defense early in the game, to take away any athletic advantage a defensive front 7 might have.


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2012. South Korea. Directed by Jang Kun-jae. A languorous chronicle of the daily—and nightly—routines of a thirty-something couple comfortably settled in their second year of marriage, Sleepless Night paints a refreshingly naturalistic portrait of intimacy. Dutifully working menial jobs during the day, the couple spends their evenings eating, talking, cooking, sleeping, arguing, and making love, all the while contemplating the pros and cons of procreation. Like any meaningful relationship, the film's quiet power lies in the cumulative effect of the quotidian. Fittingly shot with an unobtrusive and unadorned lens, the film evokes plenty of sentiment without ever getting sentimental. Winner of the Grand Prize and Audience Award at the 2012 Joenju International Film Festival. In Korean; English subtitles. 65 min.
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A homeless purse-snatching suspect was arrested Thursday shortly after employees who work near the crime scene chased down the man and recovered the victim's belongings.
Glenn C. Pratt, 31, must post a $75,000 bond before being released from the Huron County Jail. He is charged with robbery, a second-degree felony punishable by two to eight years in prison.
Dispatchers received a 9-1-1 call at 11:38 a.m. A Schild's IGA customer reported seeing the incident involving a 63-year-old woman.
Norwalk Police Capt. Mike Conney said the caller was taking his groceries to his car when he noticed Pratt was acting suspiciously.
"It was just his body language made it appear he was stalking (someone)," Conney said.
The 9-1-1 caller reported he was taking his shopping car back to the cart corral when "he saw the guy running away from her (the victim) onto Milan Avenue," he said. Conney said the man stayed in the area and later provided police with "a good description of the guy."
The robbery remains under investigation.
"We're still working on it. We're still gathering statements from witnesses," Conney said.
Seeing suspicious activity
Another person who saw Pratt reportedly acting suspiciously was Crystal Jackson, a stylist with Tammy's Salon of Style, which is across the street from Schild's. Jackson was standing inside the salon near the front desk when she saw the suspect.
"I just sat and watched him a few minutes because he looked like he was really nervous about something," Jackson said.
Jackson said she noticed the victim first because she's "a little old lady" who appeared to be frail. Jackson mentioned to salon owner Tammy Cerilli she suspected Pratt was up to no good.
"I hope he's not going to do what I think he's going to do," Jackson recalled saying. "As soon as I said that, he was running towards her (the victim) and I was running toward the front door. ... The guy moved straight toward her and took her purse."
Jackson said she saw Pratt run between the salon and Pizza Brothers and then saw him stop near the building that houses Advanced Computer Connections (aka ACC Norwalk) and Columbia Gas.
"He was trying to dump the purse at the time," Jackson said.
"I don't think he expected to see me to show up again. ... At that point it was foot race," she said.
The 'foot race'
As Jackson started chasing the suspect, she yelled at several Columbia gas employees who were standing nearby that the man had the victim's purse.
"There was no way I was going to catch him," she said. "They had no idea what was going on."
Sean Steffanni, of ACC Norwalk, was in his office when he heard Jackson yelling. The back door of Tammy's Salon is visible through his window.
Steffanni said he saw Pratt run to the back of the ACC building and three men chasing the suspect.
"Then I saw him run from behind one of the Dumpsters behind ACC," Steffanni said.
"I saw him and took off," said Steffanni, who saw the fleeing suspect reach in the purse for the wallet and then ditch the purse. "I was the one who caught up with him."
Steffanni said he managed to get in front of Pratt and cut him off at the Norwalk VFW parking lot.
"I think he was extremely tired and exhausted. He did not look healthy," Steffanni said. "There was absolutely no contact (with him).
"I asked him for the wallet. I told him he needed to give it to me. He hesitated, but then he did (give it to me)," he said.
Steffanni then retrieved the purse, which was about 20 yards away, and gave it and the wallet to Jackson.
"By the time I got back, everyone was gone," Steffanni said.
Jackson, who saw the suspect acting suspiciously, said Pratt apologized to her as he caught his breath at the VFW.
"That was when he was begging to let him go," she said about the Columbia Gas employees who stood around the suspect.
Pratt fled from the employees after he caught his breath.
Conney was the first officer on the scene. He directed Officer Kevin Schaffer to drive to Cline Street since witnesses reported the suspect was running that direction.
As Conney arrived at the VFW, he said the employees, who again were chasing Pratt, directed him toward the culprit.
"They were still hot on his trail. I could see him at the same time they were seeing him run through this yard," Conney said.
"He tried to hide behind this fence in some undergrowth of brush," said Conney, who chased Pratt on foot for about 15 minutes.
The suspect then told Conney, "I give up."
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"He was all sweaty and couldn't breathe," said Conney, so the suspect wasn't able to provide his name initially.
As Conney and Schaffer discussed what to do next, Conney said Pratt interjected: "I ditched the purse."
"Absolutely everything was recovered -- all of it," Conney added.
The officers had Pratt get on the ground and placed him in handcuffs. That was about the time Conney noticed a terrible smell.
"I crapped my pants," Conney said, quoting Pratt. "He defecated on himself during the chase."
Police brought the suspect to the station. Conney said Pratt declined to fully complete a statement and didn't say why he was in Norwalk.
"He said he (was) homeless. I don't doubt it. His last address was in Vermilion," Conney said.
Officers cleared the scene 31 minutes after the 9-1-1 call.
Giving credit
The victim, who stayed with Cerilli at the salon during the foot pursuit, sent Jackson and Cerilli flowers.
"That was a wonderful gesture," Jackson said.
Conney gave credit to the 9-1-1 caller and Jackson for noticing Pratt.
"That's two people who could see he was not acting normally," said Conney, whose report describes Pratt's behavior as "predatory (in) nature."
"It's good to have people like that taking an active role in protecting their fellow citizens," the police captain said.
Steffanni, who caught up with Pratt and demanded the wallet from him, was humble about what he did.
"I did what everybody else was doing; I just ran faster," Steffanni said.


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BUFFALO, NY - Two On Your Side continues to follow developments regarding the one billion dollars in incentives that Governor Cuomo pledged for Western New York.
Cuomo has stated that much of the decision making on how to deploy those resources will be left to the Western New York Regional Development Council, which he appointed.
There are 29 members of the panel, and while a list of them can be seen by going to the WNY Regional Development Council website, it could be said, in short, that they comprise a diverse group.
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Father and two sons have 3 points. Looking for zones containing opportunities to see lots of elk. Hunting first two weeks of Oct 2012 due to school vacation.
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Father and two sons have 3 points. Looking for zones containing opportunities to see lots of elk. Hunting first two weeks of Oct 2012 due to school vacation.
We are not trophy hunters. We would like to get shots at bulls but mainly we just are looking for zones that have good numbers of elk. I looked into zones 30 and 31 and talked to a game warden in the Green River area. He said it is very hard to draw in those zones even with max points. We are first time elk hunters so we don't have a lot of experience and do not have a lot of experience researching. I would appreciate any help I can get.
Do you hunt archery or just rifle. If you are willing to hunt archery, there are more than plenty elk in areas 1 or 117. Also the big horns have a lot of elk. rifle season in 1 or 117 is hit and miss. But there are plenty of areas in wyo to hunt and see a lot of elk. There are more elk in the western side and a lot more public land.
We hunted the Washakie wilderness this fall on got our elk but you have to watch out for the bears. You will see a good population of elk in that area.
Thank you both for your respone. We only hunt rifle. We only have a limited amout of time due to the boy's school schedule. We would prefer to go where there are NO grizzlies or NO wolves because of my teenage boys. Can you give me some good hunt area numbers that I can look into?
Are you planning on going with an oufitter
The Big Horns will get you away from the bears
No i don't want to use an outfiter i want to do it on are own on public land.I will have to look in to the bighorns.Do you know what the zone numbers are?
Just some FYI cal71, you can't hunt in a wilderness in Wyoming without a guide. That really limits some of those western units that you can hunt in. The bighorn's units are mostly unit's 33-49. A few of those are on the fringes of the mountains.
I would stay away from the NE corner unless you can come back a couple times since the elk run into SD every now and then. The bighorns i think would be your best bet. Area 38 would be my first choice. Maybe area 36 but it gets pretty crowded. All the areas in the bighorns due so you have to be willing to hike up high away from everyone. You might also want to check into the sierra madres which are west of encampment, wy. There are a lot of elk there also.


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