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Regardless of one's thoughts on strength of schedule, Jerry Kill's Gophers have positioned themselves three weeks into the season as one of the three remaining undefeated teams in the Big Ten, along with Northwestern and Ohio State.
The Gophers matched their three-win total from a year ago by holding on against Western Michigan for a 28-23 victory on Saturday.
They did so without the capabilities of senior starting quarterback MarQueis Gray for much of the game after he went down with an ankle injury in the second quarter. But backup Max Shortell filled in with limited hiccups and Western Michigan couldn't bypass the "U" defense when it became a necessity.
The following is a breakdown of the Gophers' third win, which put the program out to is best start since 2008, with input from a conversation Kill had with beat reporters on Sunday.
Those in the "Shortell-for-starter" camp were given new ammo Saturday with the sophomore QB's fill-in performance. When Gray was lost for the game, and possibly longer, after suffering a high-ankle sprain in the latter half of the second quarter, Shortell stepped in and immediately mounted a 75-yard drive, capped by a touchdown to redshirt junior WR A.J. Barker that put the Gophers out to a 14-10 lead. Shortell, who was in on 41 of the team's 67 snaps, led the "U" to touchdowns on each of its next two drives, eventually finishing with a career-high 188 passing yards (10-of-17). Not without merit, Shortell's outing dominated the post-game talk. Credit Shortell for showing very little trepidation when he came off the bench cold. His command of the offense in the middle portion of the game kept the Gophers from derailing in the wake of Gray's potentially game-changing injury. Shortell attempted 15 passes in the first three drives he was in. Though two of those attempts were negated by penalties, he completed nine passes, six of which were for gains of 15-yards or more (15, 16, 18, 24, 32, 53). The Gophers backed off the pass gradually in the second half, but Shortell had his missteps once the initial rush of being thrust into the No. 1 spot had worn off. On the Gophers' second drive of the third quarter, Shortell overthrew a pass to WR Isaac Fruechte, who tied up with two defenders on a short route. On the ensuing play, a pass sailed out of reach of sophomore WR Marcus Jones, resulting in a three-and-out for the Gophers. Trying to force a pass into Barker near the sideline in the fourth quarter, Shortell was picked off by the closely flanking CB. Those may sound like nitpicks, but the question remains if he can consistently lead the offense, while shouldering elevated responsibilities? The Gophers won't have to wait long to find out. X-rays of Gray's left leg showed no knee damage, but the high ankle sprain could sideline him for the next two to four weeks. Kill said Sunday the team will proceed as if Shortell will start next Saturday against Syracuse. For one game, Shortell showed that the offense doesn't completely hinge on Gray's upper-tier athletic ability. "Well it wasn't the case yesterday, but it is a whole lot different being the starting quarterback, if that's the case," Kill said. "I have a lot of confidence in Max ... But it is still different. Whoever that guy is Saturday, that guy is going to have to play well." Talk of a "quarterback controversy" will continue to follow the Gophers in the next few weeks, but it is still premature a dramatic changing of the guard will occur. By all indications from the coaching staff, if and when healthy, Gray will remain the starting QB. Gray wasn't dynamic in the 25 plays he was in on, but was able to give the Gophers an advantage in the run game that they don't have with Shortell. He ran for 57 yards on 11 attempts, including a 16-yard scamper in the first quarter. Apart from a glaringly missed throw, partly due to a botched route by Jones, Gray's limited passing -- 3-of-6, 29 yards -- wasn't an issue. A 10-yard touchdown pass to Barker late in the first quarter gave the Gophers' an early 7-3 lead. Gray's recent fumble woes aren't doing anything to dissuade his critics. After a dropped handoff, which was eventually recovered by the Gophers, Gray turned the ball over on a 12-yard run, hounded by four Western Michigan defenders, for his fifth fumble in two games. These are mistakes Gray and the Gophers don't have the potency to afford.
Running backs
Without Gray to add another layer to the run game, OC Matt Limegrover upped top RB Donnell Kirkwood's reps to a career-high 23. Fifteen of those came in the second half, along with 86 of his 110 rushing yards, as the Gophers looked to Kirkwood to help manage the clock and the lead. The redshirt sophomore complied with a number of hard, physical runs through the middle of the Western Michigan defense. Game by game, Kirkwood has gradually separated himself from the rest of the TBs. In first two games, Kikrwood accounted for 30.6 percent of the Gophers' 98 total carries (30 of 98) and 33 percent of their total yards (151 of 449). Those numbers spiked Saturday. Kirkwood handled half of the Gophers' carries for 61 percent of their 180 rushing yards. "Donnell ran hard," Kill said. "We controlled the fourth quarter by running the football and by running the clock out. It gave our defense some time to get their air underneath them, get their legs back underneath them. He had some critical runs in that situation." Junior James Gillum was the only other "U" RB to take a handoff and, as was the case against New Hampshire, was ineffective. Gillum ran four times for just eight yards, giving him nine yards in two games on nine carries. Kirkwood's success rate made the need for other options in the backfield not as necessary, but the Gophers would like to have Gillum, Devon Wright and K.J. Maye able to produce and offer a diversion from Kirkwood's power back style. Partly a result of Gray's absence, the Gophers' combined net rushing yards (180) was their lowest mark of the season, but was still a respectable number. Kill wants that number higher, noting that 200 net yards is his weekly goal.
Wide receivers
Barker has gone from walk-on to the Gophers' go-to downfield threat -- an unlikely role reversal. Barker's strong start to the season took another positive leap as he passed the 100-yard threshold for the second time this year, with five catches for 101 yards and became the 10th player in program history to reel in three touchdowns in a game. Barker was getting a good deal of separation in the secondary all day. With 1:15 to go before halftime, the Gophers had to score quickly. Barker, who had connected with Shortell for a touchdown on the previous drive, zipped through the defense, made a catch in open space, beat his defender to the corner and took off for a 53-yard dash to the endzone. The receiving corps hasn't really seen a letdown yet this season. Receivers are getting out and behind defenders on a regular basis. The unit gelled well when Shortell came in, thriving on his passing tendencies. Four "U" WRs combined for 195 of the Gophers' 217 receiving yards -- Barker (five receptions, 101 yards), Isaac Fruechte (three receptions, 39 yards), Derrick Engel (two receptions, 39 yards) and Jones (one reception, nine yards). There were instances of miscommunications between the receivers and QBs. On third and four on the Gophers' first drive, Jones mistakenly ran a slant route, while Gray was looking for him in the far left corner of the endzone. The result was a bad throw, forcing the Gophers to attempt a 38-yard field goal. Senior Brandon Green, who hasn't recorded a catch this season, did not see the playing field. Kill had said earlier in the week Green's inactivity in the offense wasn't a matter of injury - he has a history of knee issues. Instead, Kill remarked that Green hadn't found himself in the right situation yet. However, now it's become clearer that the coaching staff likely doesn't see Green as a viable option to provide the speed and agility they are looking for from their receivers.
Tight ends
Senior John Rabe's redzone prowess in the first two weeks has made him a prime weapon in the Gophers' offense. But it was sophomore Drew Goodger who made an impression Saturday at TE. Goodger had been rarely used in the passing game in first two games, but was thrown out on downfield routes more often against Western Michigan. Goodger's first catch of the year and third in his career came on his team's first drive of the second half. Situated on the nine-yard line, Goodger made his way to the endzone and showing in-tune recognition, dove for a pass from Shortell for the Gophers' fourth and eventually clinching touchdown of the game. The Gophers' use of the tight ends in the passing game this season has caused match-up problems, especially in the redzone. Four of Rabe and Goodger's seven total receptions have gone for touchdowns.
Offensive line
Adjustments had to be made on the O-line after it was determined starting C Zach Mottla would be unable to play because of a high ankle sprain. Redshirt freshman Jon Christenson is listed as the No. 2 C on the depth chart, but it was redshirt sophomore Zac Epping that shifted to the middle from his starting spot at RG. Caleb Bak was then inserted at RG in place of Epping. As could be expected, the transition to a different center had its issues early on. Communication across the line has been up and down all season. After a fairly consistent game against New Hampshire, the line got itself into penalty trouble. Five of the Gophers' nine penalties (56 yards) were traced back to the O-line - four of which were false start calls by three different linemen (Epping, LT Ed Olson, RT Josh Campion). Epping was also nailed for a chop block late in the first half -- 15-yard personal foul - that nearly crippled the Gophers' scoring chance, putting them back to 1st and 25 to start the drive. But as the game progressed and Epping got comfortable, the line played increasingly consistent. It showed in Kirkwood's high number carries in the second half. The line combined with Kikrwood to wear down the clock and put pressure on Western Michigan to score quickly. Epping's performance drew praise from Kill a day later. "He's our best offensive lineman right now. Period," Kill said. "He's a hard-nosed, tough kid ... Not many kids can come in at guard, move to center. He's able to do that because he's a smart kid. Football's important to him. He's a good football player."
Defensive line
The Gophers knew they would be challenged up front by Western Michigan's pass-heavy tendencies. Pressure on Broncos senior QB Alex Carder came and went. Carder wasn't constantly bothered as UNLV and New Hampshire's QBs were in the first two games. Carder tried to mix it up between quick passes and waiting for his receivers to get in position for the deep throw. The results varied. Carder never fully got into a rhythm - more a credit to the secondary than the D-line. DE D.L. Wilhite overtook NT Ra'Shede Hageman for the team lead in sacks by chasing Carder and bringing him to the ground to end a 10-play drive in the second quarter. The Gophers' second sack of the game came in a big situation on Western Michigan's final drive of the game, when a touchdown would have likely won it. After WMU was called for an illegal formation, DE Michael Amaefula followed on the next play by sacking Carder and pushing the Broncos into a second and 20. Three plays later the game was over. Kill mentioned how the team was surprised by how much Western Michigan decided to run. The Broncos tallied 38 rushing attempts - most by any "U" opponent this season -- for 165 yards. The D-line was lagging in rush defense as the unit was beat to the corners numerous times. The line combined for its lowest number of tackles on the year (nine) -- they recorded 15 at UNLV and 16 against New Hampshire. Amaefula, Hageman and junior Roland Johnson led the unit with two apiece - all of which were solo tackles. Wilhite, freshman Scott Ekpe and redshirt Cameron Botticelli each had one.
Western Michigan's desire to run had more of an effect of the LBs. On multiple occasions, players were being caught out of position and off guard, allowing the Broncos to get to a seam. This has been a reoccurring problem, but so far the Gophers have been able to overshadow it. Following Gray's second quarter fumble, Broncos RB Dareyon Chance, who finished with 144 rushing yards, bolted through the middle of the defense into the endzone untouched, with the D-line and LBs locked in with their opposing blockers. The touchdown put the Gophers briefly behind, 10-7, for the second and final time. Senior Mike Rallis has become notably comfortable at MLB as he had the strongest outing of any player in the group, reacting quickly and squaring up well on incoming opponents. He tied with safety Derrick Wells with a team-high 10 tackles (six solo, four assisted). The Gophers' usual nine-man rotation at LB was down to eight on Saturday. Lamonte Edwards was out with an undisclosed injury. Redshirt junior Aaron Hill was back in the starting line at OLB, situated with Rallis and Keanon Cooper. Like all season, Brendan Beal, Spencer Reeves, James Manuel, Ryan Grant and Joey Balthazor were rotated in.
Western Michigan ran more than expected, but that doesn't mean Carder wasn't trying to rely on his arm to get yardage. Carder attempted 44 passes. The Gophers' secondary was a major reason why his completion percentage was held to 50 percent (24-of-44). Senior CB Michael Carter had the best game of his career. Carter was zeroed in on the Western Michigan receivers all day, breaking up three passes and intercepting a throw in the first quarter that set the Gophers up for their first touchdown. Western Michigan was desperate to score and forced to pass in the final minute of the game, trailing by five. On third down, Carder tried to get the ball to WR Jamie Wilson, but Carter was right there to draw the incomplete pass. Western Michigan had one last shot at first down to keep the game alive. Carder went back to Wilson. This time Wilson easily grabbed the pass and darted for an opening. Carter dove and caught the receiver by the ankles just short of the first down marker, promptly sealing the victory for the Gophers. The secondary did have to tend with the most prolific passing offense that it has encountered so far. For the most part, the Gophers kept the damage to a minimal level. Western Michigan compiled 209 yards for an average of 8.7 yds. per catch. -- an indication of the Gophers' ability to prevent many major gains through the air. Wells hasn't relinquished his role as the MVP of the "U" defense. Wells led the team again in tackles, tying with Rallis with 10 (seven solo, three assisted).
K Jordan Wettstein has hit a cold streak. The senior badly missed his second attempt in two games, shanking a 38-yarder left of the goal post -- a much easier distance to convert from than the 52-yard try he missed against New Hampshire. The botched kick spoiled the Gophers' 12-play opening drive and kept them without a score on any of their initial drives this season. Wettstein has been used for six field goal attempts, failing to convert on three of them (distances of 32, 38 and 52 yards). Wettstein was brought out to kick early in the fourth quarter, but Western Michigan was baited into calling a timeout as soon it realized the Gophers intended to drop Wettstein back to pass. The field goal was then called off. Sophomore P Christian Eldred was short on his four punts, sending them off for an average of 29.5 yards per punt. Kill seems content with Eldred, so expect the Australian transfer to be given some breathing room to continue adjusting to the American game.


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As bad as XP was (and is still), at least it worked.
years now that I use linux as main desktop at home
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I would. But I feel better using dual boot. Because of the few Win apps I NEED to run.
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The body is the largest part of a vertebra, and is more or less cylindrical in shape. The central portion of a vertebra is called the centrum.[1]
Its upper and lower surfaces are flattened and rough, and give attachment to the intervertebral discs, and each presents a rim around its circumference.
In humans, in anterior view, the body is convex from side to side and concave from above downward. Behind, it is flat from above downward and slightly concave from side to side.
Its anterior surface presents a few small apertures, for the passage of nutrient vessels. On the posterior surface is a single large, irregular aperture, or occasionally more than one, for the exit of the basi-vertebral veins from the body of the vertebra.
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The morphology of the anterior and posterior faces of a centrum, where it articulates with other vertebral bodies, partially determine the flexibility and strength of the vertebral column. There are several basic configurations. If both the anterior and posterior surfaces are flat, the vertebra is called "acoelous" or "amphiplatyan"; this type of vertebra is good for dealing with compressive forces. If both surfaces are concave, the vertebra is called "amphicoelous", and permits some motion across a wide range of directions. If the anterior surface is concave and the posterior surface is convex, the vertebra is "procoelous"; the opposite configuration is called "opisthocoelous". Articulation of the intervertebral discs results in less stretching of the spinal cord and thus gives procoelous and opisthocoelous vertebrae greater flexibility than acoelous and amphicoelous vertebrae. Finally, vertebrae with saddle-shaped articular surfaces are called "heterocoelous", which allows vertebrae to flex vertically and horizontally, while preventing twisting motions. Such vertebrae are found in the necks of birds and some turtles.[2]
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This article incorporates text in the public domain from the 20th edition of Gray's Anatomy (1918)
- ^ Dorland's (2012). Illustrated Medical Dictionary (32nd ed.). Elsevier Saunders. p. 329. ISBN 978-1-4160-6257-8.
- ^ Kardong, Kenneth V. (2002). Vertebrates: comparative anatomy, function, evolution. McGraw-Hill. pp. 288–289. ISBN 0-07-290956-0.
External links[edit]
- Anatomy figure: 02:01-07 at Human Anatomy Online, SUNY Downstate Medical Center - "Superior and lateral views of typical vertebrae."
- The shapes of the articulating ends of vertebrae- University of the Cumberlands


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Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 22, 2015
Watercolor of Neuschwanstein Castle presumed painted by Adolph Hitler is sold for $113,000 to unnamed buyer from China at Weidler auction house in Nuremberg, Germany; painting was one of 14 auctioned works believed to be painted by Hitler from 1904 to 1922. MORE
Apr. 2, 2015
Provocative advertisements from pro-Israel American Freedom Defense Initiative, showing a photograph of Hitler with a former Arab leader, begin appearing on Philadelphia transit buses. MORE
Feb. 12, 2015
Braunau Am Inn Journal: city of Braunau Am Inn, Austria, is trying to decide what to do with vacant building where Adolph Hitler was born; city hopes to come up with use for structure that will help overcome its tainted legacy. MORE
Jan. 22, 2015
Lutz Bachmann, leader of German anti-immigrant group Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West, resigns following discovery that he posted online pictures of himself styled to look like Adolf Hitler; disclosure comes after Bachmann's denial of harboring any Nazi sympathies. MORE
Jan. 15, 2015
Austrian authorities are trying to determine whether they can seize house where Adolf Hitler was born; unidentified owner has not responded to offers from government to purchase house. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
Image of Hitler on mini-cream containers produced by Swiss company Migros comes as shock to Swiss coffee drinkers; company says it does not know how image came to be on label, but apologizes and withdraws about 2,000 containers, some of which also featured the face of Mussolini, from about 100 cafes in German-speaking part of Switzerland. MORE
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Letter from Abraham H Foxman, National Director of the Anti-Defamation League, comments on Peter Ross Range July 8 Op-Ed article about republication of Adolf Hitler book Mein Kampf in Germany. MORE
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Op-Ed article by journalist Peter Ross Range welcomes republication of Adolph Hitler manifesto Mein Kampf in Germany; cites fears expressed by Jewish groups and others that publication will foment new anti-Semitic sentiment; holds inoculation of younger generation against hate is better served by open confrontation with Hitler's word than by hiding his words away. MORE
Apr. 24, 2013
Germany's Federal Archives says it will accept forged Hitler diaries presented as real by newsweekly Stern in 1983 and plans to treat them as important part of news history, rather than Nazi history. MORE
Jun. 24, 2012
Dagmar Herzog reviews book Hitler by A N Wilson. MORE
Jan. 26, 2012
Bavarian court rules that a British publisher cannot release annotated excerpts of Adolph Hitler's book Mein Kampf in Germany; ruling is a victory for German authorities, who are engaged in a continuing effort to prevent the book's circulation. MORE
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Highlights from the Archives
How Democracy Produced a Monster
What happened in Germany in 1933 reminds us of the need for cooperation to restrain potential "mad dogs" in world politics before they are dangerous enough to bite.February 3, 2008 opinionOp-Ed
Germany Confronts Holocaust Legacy Anew
The 75th anniversary of the day Hitler took power has prompted a new round of soul-searching in Germany.January 29, 2008 worldNews
An Early Wartime Profile Depicts a Tormented Hitler
What is believed to be the first psychological profile of Hitler commissioned by the Office of Strategic Services, a predecessor to the Central Intelligence Agency, was posted this month by Cornell University Law Library on its Web site.March 31, 2005 healthNews
Insane or Just Evil? A Psychiatrist Takes a New Look at Hitler
Just how ''mad'' Adolf Hitler was, and how much of the evil he perpetrated can be attributed to illness, either physical or mental, has been a subject of disagreement among historians.November 17, 1998 scienceNews
Britain Reveals Elaborate Plots to Kill Hitler as War Neared End
British agents planned a series of bizarre plots to assassinate Adolf Hitler during the last months of World War II, according to wartime papers made public.July 24, 1998 worldNews
The Day of Hitler's Death: Even Now, New Glimpses
New information has emerged that not only proves conclusively that the Nazi dictator killed himself in his underground bunker, but also illuminates details of the hours immediately before and after his death.May 4, 1995 worldNews
On the Trail of Hitler's Love Letters
Historians have long suspected that many letters between Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun, his mistress of more than 12 years, still exist.March 13, 1993 artsNews
Historian Who Probed Austria's Nazi Past Begins Sentence for Defrauding State
Stephan Templ co-wrote a book documenting properties seized from Jewish owners and not returned after World War II. Then he himself became embroiled in a restitution case.
October 9, 2015, Friday
Fiebre del oro llega a Polonia por posibles túneles nazis
Cientos de cazadores de tesoros han invadido Walbrzych con la esperanza de toparse con artefactos valiosos dignos de leyenda.
September 30, 2015, Wednesday
Possible Nazi Tunnels Fuel Treasure Seekers in Poland
Two recent claims by explorers have set off a frenzy over a legendary "gold train" and other possible valuables left behind in World War II.
September 30, 2015, Wednesday
Russian Ambassador Says Poland Was Partly to Blame for World War II
In comments that spawned outrage, the ambassador said that a Polish policy of blocking the formation of a coalition against Hitler's Germany ultimately led to the invasions of Poland in 1939.
September 27, 2015, Sunday
The Role of Décor in Hitler's Life
A new book, "Hitler at Home," details how the dictator showed "an enthusiastic interest in even the smallest detail" of home design.
August 28, 2015, Friday
Expanded Richard Wagner Museum Opens in Bayreuth
The Wagner family's Nazi connections are highlighted on the grounds of the refurbished Richard Wagner Museum
July 27, 2015, Monday
Sleuth Work Leads to Discovery of Art Beloved by Hitler
German authorities have uncovered dozens of missing pieces of Nazi art, throwing rare light on the secretive market in which such works are traded.
June 26, 2015, Friday
Hitler Paintings Are Sold at Auction for $440,000
Fourteen watercolor paintings and drawings presumed to be the work of a young Adolf Hitler were sold at auction in Germany.
June 22, 2015, Monday
1940: Hitler And Mussolini Meet in Munich
From the archives of the International Herald Tribune: 1940: Hitler and Mussolini meet in Munich
June 18, 2015, Thursday
1940: Roosevelt Scorns Hitler
From the archives of the International Herald Tribune: 1940: Roosevelt scorns Hitler's word.
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A 21st-Century Public Space
In May 2010, Berlin's Tempelhof Airport became a park. A look at how Berliners and others now enjoy the public space.
Profiles of World Leaders, at a Distance
Photographs and psychological assessments of nine world leaders.
'Emperor of Atlantis'
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The Lost Linz Album
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Getting Hitler
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5030 West Spring Mountain Road #2 (last visit: September 2012).
Japanese robatayaki and kaiseki meals.
Raku may be off Strip, but it's generated quite a buzz among local chefs, such as Paul Bartolotta and Rick Moonen. Shortly after it opened, local food critic John Curtas called it "probably the single most exciting off-Strip restaurant to open in the past two years."
The Menu
This restaurant's formal name is "Aburiya Raku," which means "Charcoal Grill House Enjoyment." Indeed, a large portion of the menu is devoted to robatayaki, a form of Japanese charcoal grilling. However, the menu doesn't stop there. Also available are soups, rice dishes, sushi and more. Lastly, Raku has offers kaiseki meals -- like a tasting menu, with a Japanese bent.
Raku's specials deserve special mention. There are usually a dozen or so specials listed on a small chalk board. Your server should go over these with you. If not, be sure to ask, as these are some of the best things available. You could easily make a meal from the specials alone.
Items arrive as they're ready. There may be a long wait for an item; on the other hand, several items may arrive almost together. When I first went to Raku, I was under the impression it was best to order just a few things at a time, but lately I've been told I might as well order everything at once.
The Atmosphere
Raku is fairly small, with seating for less than 50 people, plus 5 at the bar. It fills up quickly after opening time.
Raku is also very plain - not in a bad way, so perhaps a better adjective is "spare." The staff is Japanese; their English may be hard to understand, but they're polite and patient.
The Food
I've eaten at Raku a number of times, and have never been disappointed. Here are some highlights:
Home made tofu half & half. Even if you're not a huge tofu fan, order this. It can easily be shared by two or three people but, pig that I am, I always manage to finish it myself. The tofu is prepared two ways: (1) fried, in broth: a revelation! Great broth: rich, flavorful. Gently fried tofu amazingly had its own flavor. (2) served fresh - creamy and tasty. Surprisingly good this way, especially with a dash of green tea salt or aged soy sauce. Overall, excellent. This was listed as a special, but has been available every time I asked.
Foie gras with glazed soy robatayaki. A large piece of liver, similar in taste and texture to seared foie gras. As you'd expect, delicious!
Soft custard omelet with scallop. It turned out to be a large portion of soft egg - vaguely like scrambled eggs, but with better flavor - in a small amount of strong but not salty broth. My description isn't the greatest, but the dish was very good.
[---the items that follow are specials, but many of them seem to reappear---]
Blue fin tuna. 4 pieces standard type; 5 pieces toro (from collar instead of belly.) Both were excellent; toro was especially good.
Live uni. Served in the shell, the roe was of course very good. Underneath was a broth flavored with more sea urchin, plus noodles and a little bit of salmon roe. Both tasty and fun.
Gindara saikyo yaki. This translates to grilled sablefish, but there seems to be some confusion in naming, so it's conceivable it might also be called black cod (although sablefish is not a true cod). In any case, it's mighty tasty! It consisted of a good size slice of firm, white, fatty (in a good way) fish, with a sweet glaze. If it's available, order it.
Whole unagi. Grilled. (1) Half plain with sea salt (eat with soy and wasabi). (2)Half with bbq sauce. Better than normal.
Live soft shell crab. Prepared tempura style, the chef got it just right: a very thin layer of crispy batter, covering juicy and flavorful crab.
Ayu kanroni. A small-to-medium-fish, served whole, boiled in soy sauce, sugar and something else; eat the head, fins, skin, everything. Interesting - a bit sweet for my taste, but interesting.
Seafood with bonito guts. An assortment of diced raw fish, salmon roe, uni, and bonito guts. It was a little salty, but quite good - not nearly as exotic as it sounds.
Grilled yellowtail with ground yam. My first taste didn't seem special, but the more I ate the more I liked it. It was rich, and had a small amount of strongly flavored sauce. The ground yam was a good foil. Overall, it got a surprising very good rating.
Sawagani. 6 flash fried crabs. Tasty; a fun snack. So much better than Sushisamba!
Kodai. This might be a young porgy, but don't count on my translation. It was a small whole fish, deep fried, then served in broth; pretty plain. It won't knock your socks off, but if you want something simple, it's worth a try.
Grilled Kobe beef tongue. Obviously not true Kobe beef, but I'll save that rant for another day. It was very fatty, and only a little chewy. Odd, but good.
If you haven't strayed far from sushi bars, Raku will be a new experience. Even more importantly, it offers some of the best Japanese food around. It's my favorite off-Strip restaurant, and is well worth the effort to get there. Reservations are a must.
The Bill
The cost will vary dramatically, depending upon what you order, and how much you figure. If you're careful, you can spend $50 per person, plus drinks and tip. If you splurge, figure $75 - $100, or even more for the highest priced kaiseki meals.
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>>> import sys
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The facility for getting numeric data in Python from the keyboard is the input() function, which also prints the prompt message to the user:
>>> x = input("Enter a number: ")
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Notice in the following example, that input() evaluates the data entered and does not expect to receive a string unless the user puts quotes around the string:
>>> name = input("Enter your name: ")
Enter your name: Tim
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#47>", line 1,
NameError: name 'Tim' is not defined
>>> name = input("Enter your name: ")
Enter your name: 'Tim'
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To make it easier to read in a string, there also is a raw_input() function, which does not evaluate the data before returning it, which is sometimes what you want, and sometimes not:
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Change in Python 3: If you are using Python 3, please note that this has changed. The input() built-in function always returns a string. To convert the string to a number, either use eval(), or cast the string to the desired data type with int(), float() See the documentation for Python 3 built-in functions.
Reading a text file:
>>> fileobj = open( "foo.txt", 'r' )
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Note that read ('r') is the default mode for the file open() function. So in the next example, the mode is left off. This time, let's read the lines from the file one at a time:
import sys
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>>> d = {'one':1, 'two':2, 'three':3 }
>>> d
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>>> import cPickle
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>>> cPickle.dump(d, file)
>>> file.close()
>>> fo = open("dpickle", 'r')
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MADISON, Wis. – The No. 72 Wisconsin women's tennis team's comeback attempt fell short Sunday, losing to 62nd-ranked William & Mary, 4-3, at the Millie West Tennis Facility in Williamsburg, Va.UW is now 8-4 on the season, while the Tribe improves to 4-9.
After recording a sweep in doubles play Saturday at Old Dominion, the Badgers were only able to record one doubles victory in the matchup with the Tribe.
Sophomore Nicky Stracar and freshman Nova Patel represented Wisconsin's only doubles victory with an 8-3 win over Katie Kargl and Sydney Smith at court three.
Junior Hannah Berner and senior Alaina Trgovich were shut out at the No. 1 spot, suffering an 8-0 defeat to Hope Johnson and Jeltje Loomans.
Pairing up at No. 2, seniors Aleksandra Markovic and Angela Chupa were able to get five games off Maria Belaya and Anik Cepeda, but that was not enough as the Badger duo fell, 8-5.
After dropping the doubles point, UW entered singles competition with a 1-0 disadvantage that it was unable to overcome.
William & Mary won the first two singles matches to jump out to a 3-0 lead, but Wisconsin came back to claim the next three matches and even the overall match at 3-3.
Freshman Sarah Loebel started Wisconsin's comeback with a win in three sets at the No. 4 spot. Loebel came out on top in the third set to take the match, 6-1, 2-6, 6-4 over Johnson.
Trgovich kept the Badgers' rally going with a three-set victory at court two. The Wisconsin senior topped Loomans, 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 (3).
At No. 5, Patel equalized the match as she battled from behind to beat Cepeda, 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (5).
With the match tied, it all came down to court six where Chupa battled Kargl, ultimately losing in a tiebreak in the third set. Kargl's tiebreak-win clinched the match for William & Mary as Chupa endured a tough 6-4, 6-7 (2), 7-6 (4) loss.
Stracar was defeated by Belay, 6-0, 6-3, at the No. 1 singles spot, while Berner also fell in straight-sets, 6-4, 6-1, to Rizzolo at No. 3.
Wisconsin returns home next weekend to host UW-Whitewater. The matchup with the Warhawks is slated for Saturday, March 17 at 12 p.m. at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Final Results:
No. 62 William and Mary 4, No. 72 Wisconsin 3
Doubles1.) Hope Johnson/ Jeltje Loomans (W&M) def. Alaina Trgovich / Hannah Berner (UW), 8-02.) Maria Belaya/ Anik Cepeda (W&M) def. Angela Chupa / Aleksandra Markovic (UW), 8-53.) Nicky Stracar / Nova Patel (UW) def. Katie Kargl / Sydney Smith (W&M), 8-3Order of finish: 1, 3, 2
Singles1.) Aria Belaya (W&M) def. Nicky Stracar (UW), 6-0, 6-32.) Alaina Trgovich (UW) def. Jeltje Loomans (W&M), 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 (3)3.) Kayla Rizzolo (W&M) def. Hannah Berner (UW), 6-4, 6-14.) Sarah Loebel (UW) def. Hope Johnson (W&M), 6-1, 2-6, 6-45.) Nova Patel (UW) def. Anik Cepeda (W&M), 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (5)6.) Katie Kargl (W&M) def. Angela Chupa (UW), 6-4, 6-7 (2), 7-6 (4)Order of finish: 1, 3, 4, 2, 5, 6
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Now, in collaboration with Halprin, French choreographer/performer Anne Collod seeks to reactivate the revolutionary piece with parades & changes, replays. With an exceptional team of contemporary American and European performers, parades & changes, replays examines the original message of collectiveness through a contemporary lens: in what way and to what extent does being together invented then and there, concern us now?
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In dialogue with Anna Halprin, concept and artistic director Anne Collod brings parades & changes, replays to the MCA Stage. Since beginning their research in 2003, Collod and Halprin have collaborated in both performance and workshops, including the March 2006 inauguration of the Anna Halprin exhibition Anna Halprin à l'origine de la performance at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Lyon, France. A graduate in biology and in the development of natural spaces, she chose to train in contemporary dance and then started performing with Pierre Deloche, Philippe Decouflé, Stéphanie Aubin and La Camionetta. She co-founded the Quatuor Albrecht Knust (1993-2001), dedicated to recreating choreographic works from the early 20th century (by Doris Humphrey, Vaslav Nijinsky, Yvonne Rainer and Steve Paxton, among others).
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A pioneer of postmodern dance and performance, Anna Halprin has profoundly influenced and renewed dance, music and the visual arts for more than 60 years. Ever-willing to adapt her work to the present moment, her approach has led to a broad redefinition of dance. In 1945, while a choreographer and a soloist with Doris Humphrey, she left New York and settled on the west coast of the United States, thus starting one of the 20th century's most radical and fertile artistic adventures, whose effects continue to inform many fields of art. Her summer workshops were the meeting-place for artists such as Yvonne Rainer, Trisha Brown, Simone Forti and Robert Morris, who in particular practised the famous "tasks", a novel concept that introduced everyday gestures into the realm of dance and decisively influenced American post-modern dance. Anna Halprin has unstintingly explored and encouraged the creative process, especially in its collective form. She challenges ways of thinking as well as aesthetic and political norms, using scores, collective creation, improvisation and experimentation in natural surroundings. She has been involved in antiwar protest movements, and has undertaken long-term artistic work with AIDS and cancer patients. Halprin is the recipient of numerous honors and awards, including a lifetime achievement in choreography from the American Dance Festival, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Guggenheim Foundation. She has created 150 full-length dance theater works, which are extensively documented in photographs, books and on film. At the age of 88, she is still dancing, teaching and producing new work with fervor.
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The veil has been lifted on Aziz Ansari and Danny McBride's super-secret comedy project. Not 30 Minutes Or Less. We already know about that one. I'm talking about their other comedy project. The comedians are teaming up again for Olympic-Size A**hole. Written by Ansari and Harris Wittels, it's a revenge flick that follows McBride and Ansari as they set out to destroy an Olympic athlete that banged their girlfriends.
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Here's a new, interesting one from the Bare Escentuals Buxom Collection.
Buxom Amplified Lash Mascara, yes, another dial mascara!
Buxom Amplified Lash Mascara features a brush that changes with the turn of a dial. The fully extended position can be used to volumize lashes and if you twist it down to the ultra compact position it will comb through lashes for added length, separation, and definition.
The design is unique as most of the dial mascara simply squeeze more product onto the brush, this appears to actually expand the brush to a full size for the volumizing effect!
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Count me curious too.
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