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Mabel Guidry
Published: Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 9:47 a.m.
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Mabel Guidry, 98, a native of Bourg and a resident of Houma, died at 12:55 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time Friday at Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Religious service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the church, with burial in St. Ann Catholic Church Cemetery.
She is survived by two daughters, June Guidry Kimball and husband, Clyde Kimball, of Houma, and Kay Guidry Verdi and late husband, Dominic R. Verdi, of New Orleans; 10 grandchildren; and 25 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Earl "Piute" Joseph Guidry; three brothers, Raoul, Ivan and Linus Blanchard; one sister, Allie Blanchard Babin; and her parents, Clay Pierre Blanchard and Albertine Champagne Blanchard.
She was a parishioner of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary and employed by Terrebonne General Medical Center.
Chauvin Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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The Toddler Plush Plump Pumpkin Costume includes a plush orange and green vest with a smiling pumpkin's face on the front. Also included is an orange hat with a green 'stalk' on the top.
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October 29, 2013, by Jennifer H - Argyll And Bute, UK - United Kingdom
Delighted with this outfit. Bought for my 8 month old granddaughter, fit is great, will obviously get more than one year out of it. Fab quality, overall delighted.
October 22, 2013, by Sophie G - Oxfordshire, UK - United Kingdom
Fast delivery and costume is gorgeous
October 22, 2013, by Jennifer P - York, UK - United Kingdom
Very cute! It is a gorgeous costume, good quality, very soft material and my 1 year old looks utterly adorable in it!
October 19, 2013, by Georgina S - Mid Glamorgan, UK - United Kingdom
This costume is very sweet and well made. The style of it means that it should fit quite a wide age range- it looks great on my 8 month old and my 18 month nephew. The material is soft and it's a lot easier to get into than other costumes we've tried
October 15, 2013, by Lauren M - South Yorkshire, UK - United Kingdom
My 21 month old daughter looks fantastic in this and so cute.
October 17, 2012, by Jamie H - Edinburgh, UK - United Kingdom
This outfit makes my 21 month old daughter look even cuter. Pumpk outfit fits perfect, only thing is hat is little bit tight. Would highly recommend.


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Okay, I'll be the first to admit that I have NEVER sat through an episode of that "hilarious" (as in cue the laugh track yuck, yuck, yuck) bit of television vomit known as "That 70's Show", but I certainly KNOW who Mila Kunis is!
Having the hots for Russian chicks, this sexy little Hollywood prostitutski has been on my radar for some time! And of course, I've been on the look out for the time her agent says "Time to show the goodies, Honey, the roles are drying up", lol.
But before we pop the vodka cork, a few fun facts and fantasies:
She was born 14 August 1983, in Kiev, Ukraine, Soviet Union (now Kyiv, Ukraine) and is 5'3' (a spinner!;)
Learned to speak English from watching the "The New Price Is Right". She said Bob Barker talked slow enough for her to understand him....okay, I guess that's one way to do it....good thing she wasn't watching "The Dukes Of Hazzard"!
Has two different eye colors: one blue, one green. On the television show "Loveline", she mentioned about her eyes and the injections she needed because of an eye condition. When she was younger, she had serious migraines that was caused by a glaucoma eye condition. She had to insert steroid injections straight into her eye.....OMFG!!! A needle in the eye? WTF!!! This chick is one tough comrade!!
Engaged to Macaulay Culkin. They've been together since 2002.....FUCK ME! Okay, forget this, let's just get to seeing Mila Kunis Topless And Getting Fucked, M'kay?
Whoa, still shaking my head over her "BF"......
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Volume 107, Issue 14, 05 October 2015
We present a method of forming and controlling large arrays of gate-defined quantum devices. The method uses an on-chip, multiplexed charge-locking system and helps to overcome the restraints imposed by the number of wires available in cryostat measurement systems. The device architecture that we describe here utilises a multiplexer-type scheme to lock charge onto gate electrodes. The design allows access to and control of gates whose total number exceeds that of the available electrical contacts and enables the formation, modulation and measurement of large arrays of quantum devices. We fabricate such devices on n-type GaAs/AlGaAs substrates and investigate the stability of the charge locked on to the gates. Proof-of-concept is shown by measurement of the Coulomb blockade peaks of a single quantum dot formed by a floating gate in the device. The floating gate is seen to drift by approximately one Coulomb oscillation per hour.
Exciton hopping probed by picosecond time-resolved cathodoluminescence107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932098View Description Hide Description
The exciton transport is studied in high quality ZnO microwires using time resolved cathodoluminescence. Owing to the available picosecond temporal and nanometer spatial resolution, a direct estimation of the exciton average speed has been measured. When raising the temperature, a strong decrease of the effective exciton mobility (hopping speed of donor-bound excitons) has been observed in the absence of any remarkable change in the effective lifetime of excitons. Additionally, the exciton hopping speed was observed to be independent of the strain gradient value, revealing the hopping nature of exciton movement. These experimental results are in good agreement with the behavior predicted for impurity-bound excitons in our previously published theoretical model based on Monte-Carlo simulations, suggesting the hopping process as the main transport mechanism of impurity-bound excitons at low temperatures.
Ferroelectric domain engineering by focused infrared femtosecond pulses107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932199View Description Hide Description
We demonstrate infrared femtosecond laser-induced inversion of ferroelectric domains. This process can be realised solely by using tightly focused laser pulses without application of any electric field prior to, in conjunction with, or subsequent to the laser irradiation. As most ferroelectric crystals like LiNbO3, LiTaO3, and KTiOPO4 are transparent in the infrared, this optical poling method allows one to form ferroelectric domain patterns much deeper inside a ferroelectric crystal than by using ultraviolet light and hence can be used to fabricate practical devices. We also propose in situ diagnostics of the ferroelectric domain inversion process by monitoring the Čerenkov second harmonic signal, which is sensitive to the appearance of ferroelectric domain walls.
Site-controlled quantum dots coupled to a photonic crystal molecule107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932228View Description Hide Description
Two site-controlled quantum dots (QDs) were integrated in a photonic crystal molecule (PCM) formed by L3 nanocavities. A statistical analysis of the coupled cavity modes demonstrated the formation of bonding and anti-bonding delocalized PCM states. Excitonic transitions belonging to each QD were identified by scanning micro-photoluminescence spectroscopy. Co-polarization of the QDs photoluminescence with the coupled cavity modes provides evidence for the simultaneous coupling of two spatially separated QDs to the same PCM mode.
High-performance short-wavelength infrared photodetectors based on type-II InAs/InAs1-xSbx/AlAs1−xSbx superlattices107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932518View Description Hide Description
A high-performance short-wavelength infrared n-i-p photodiode based on InAs/InAs1−xSbx/AlAs1−xSbx type-II superlattices on GaSb substrate has been demonstrated. The device is designed to have a 50% cut-off wavelength of ∼1.8 μm at 300 K. The photodetector exhibited a room-temperature (300 K) peak responsivity of 0.47 A/W at 1.6 μm, corresponding to a quantum efficiency of 37% at zero bias under front-side illumination, without any anti-reflection coating. With an R × A of 285 Ω cm2 and a dark current density of 9.6 × 10−5 A/cm2 under −50 mV applied bias at 300 K, the photodiode exhibited a specific detectivity of 6.45 × 1010 cm Hz1/2/W. At 200 K, the photodiode exhibited a dark current density of 1.3 × 10−8 A/cm2 and a quantum efficiency of 36%, resulting in a detectivity of 5.66 × 1012 cm Hz1/2/W.
High performance, room temperature, broadband II-VI quantum cascade detector107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932538View Description Hide Description
We report on the experimental demonstration of a room temperature, II-VI, ZnCdSe/ZnCdMgSe, broadband Quantum Cascade detector. The detector consists of 30 periods of 2 interleaved active-absorption regions centered at wavelengths 4.8 μm and 5.8 μm, respectively. A broad and smooth photocurrent spectrum between 3.3 μm and 6 μm spanning a width of 1030 cm–1 measured at 10% above baseline was obtained up to 280 K, corresponding to a of 47%. Calibrated blackbody responsivity measurements show a measured peak responsivity of 40 mA/W at 80 K, corresponding to a detectivity of about Bias dependent photocurrent measurements revealed no significant change in the spectral shape, suggesting an impedance matched structure between the different active regions.
Highly directive and Gaussian far-field emission from "giant" photonic trumpets107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932574View Description Hide Description
Photonic trumpets are broadband dielectric antennas that efficiently funnel the emission of a point-like quantum emitter—such as a semiconductor quantum dot—into a Gaussian free-space beam. After describing guidelines for the taper design, we present a "giant" photonic trumpet. The device features a bottom diameter of 210 nm and a wide top facet. Using Fourier microscopy, we show that 95% of the emitted beam is intercepted by a modest numerical aperture of 0.35. Furthermore, far-field measurements reveal a highly Gaussian angular profile, in agreement with the predicted overlap to a Gaussian beam . Future application prospects include the direct coupling of these devices to a cleaved single-mode optical fiber. The calculated transmission from the taper base to the fiber already reaches 0.59, and we discuss strategies to further improve this figure of merit.
Analysis of lasers as a solution to efficiency droop in solid-state lighting107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932582View Description Hide Description
This letter analyzes the proposal to mitigate the efficiency droop in solid-state light emitters by replacing InGaN light-emitting diodes (LEDs) with lasers. The argument in favor of this approach is that carrier-population clamping after the onset of lasing limits carrier loss to that at threshold, while stimulated emission continues to grow with injection current. A fully quantized (carriers and light) theory that is applicable to LEDs and lasers (above and below threshold) is used to obtain a quantitative evaluation. The results confirm the potential advantage of higher laser output power and efficiency above lasing threshold, while also indicating disadvantages including low efficiency prior to lasing onset, sensitivity of lasing threshold to temperature, and the effects of catastrophic laser failure. A solution to some of these concerns is suggested that takes advantage of recent developments in nanolasers.
Temporal coupled-mode theory model for resonant near-field thermophotovoltaics107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932520View Description Hide Description
A temporal Coupled-Mode Theory model is developed to predict performance of resonant near-field ThermoPhotoVoltaic systems, which typically requires numerically intensive calculations. It is formulated for both orthogonal and non-orthogonal (coupled) modes and includes load-voltage dependencies and non-idealities, such as background absorption and radiation losses. Its good accuracy is confirmed by comparing with exact transfer-matrix calculations for two simple planar systems: a plasmonic emitter across a bulk semiconductor absorber and a metal-backed thin-film semiconductor emitter across an identical absorber.
Energy-band diagram configuration of Al2O3/oxygen-terminated p-diamond metal-oxide-semiconductor107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4931123View Description Hide Description
Diamond metal-oxide-semiconductor capacitors were prepared using atomic layer deposition at 250 °C of Al2O3 on oxygen-terminated boron doped (001) diamond. Their electrical properties were investigated in terms of capacitance and current versus voltage measurements. Performing X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy based on the measured core level energies and valence band maxima, the interfacial energy band diagram configuration of the Al2O3/O-diamond is established. The band diagram alignment is concluded to be of type I with valence band offset of 1.34 ± 0.2 eV and conduction band offset of 0.56 ± 0.2 eV considering an Al2O3 energy band gap of 7.4 eV. The agreement with electrical measurement and the ability to perform a MOS transistor are discussed.
Droplet coalescence and freezing on hydrophilic, hydrophobic, and biphilic surfaces107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932050View Description Hide Description
Frost and ice formation can have severe negative consequences, such as aircraft safety and reliability. At atmospheric pressure, water heterogeneously condenses and then freezes at low temperatures. To alter this freezing process, this research examines the effects of biphilic surfaces (surfaces which combine hydrophilic and hydrophobic regions) on heterogeneous water nucleation, growth, and freezing. Silicon wafers were coated with a self-assembled monolayer and patterned to create biphilic surfaces. Samples were placed on a freezing stage in an environmental chamber at atmospheric pressure, at a temperature of 295 K, and relative humidities of 30%, 60%, and 75%. Biphilic surfaces had a significant effect on droplet dynamics and freezing behavior. The addition of biphilic patterns decreased the temperature required for freezing by 6 K. Biphilic surfaces also changed the size and number of droplets on a surface at freezing and delayed the time required for a surface to freeze. The main mechanism affecting freezing characteristics was the coalescence behavior.
Thickness dependence of La0.7Sr0.3MnO3/PbZr0.2Ti0.8O3 magnetoelectric interfaces107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932517View Description Hide Description
Magnetoelectric materials have great potential to revolutionize electronic devices due to the coupling of their electric and magnetic properties. Thickness varying La0.7Sr0.3MnO3 (LSMO)/PbZr0.2Ti0.8O3 (PZT) heterostructures were built and measured in this article by valence sensitive x-ray absorption spectroscopy. The sizing effects of the heterostructures on the LSMO/PZT magnetoelectric interfaces were investigated through the behavior of Mn valence, a property associated with the LSMO magnetization. We found that Mn valence increases with both LSMO and PZT thickness. Piezoresponse force microscopy revealed a transition from monodomain to polydomain structure along the PZT thickness gradient. The ferroelectric surface charge may change with domain structure and its effects on Mn valence were simulated using a two-orbital double-exchange model. The screening of ferroelectric surface charge increases the electron charges in the interface region, and greatly changes the interfacial Mn valence, which likely plays a leading role in the interfacial magnetoelectric coupling. The LSMO thickness dependence was examined through the combination of two detection modes with drastically different attenuation depths. The different length scales of these techniques' sensitivity to the atomic valence were used to estimate the depth dependence Mn valence. A smaller interfacial Mn valence than the bulk was found by globally fitting the experimental results.
Sub-critical crack growth in silicate glasses: Role of network topology107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932377View Description Hide Description
The presence of water in the surrounding atmosphere can cause sub-critical crack growth (SCCG) in glasses, a phenomenon known as fatigue or stress corrosion. Here, to facilitate the compositional design of more fatigue-resistant glasses, we investigate the composition dependence of SCCG by studying fourteen silicate glasses. The fatigue curves (V-K I) have been obtained by indentation experiments through measurements of the crack length as a function of post-indentation fatigue duration. Interestingly, we find that the fatigue resistance parameter N is generally improved by increasing the alumina content and is thereby found to exhibit a fairly linear dependence on the measured Vickers hardness H V for a wide range of N and H V values. This finding highlights the important role of network topology in governing the SCCG in silicate glasses, since hardness has been shown to scale linearly with the number of atomic constraints. Our results therefore suggest that glasses showing under-constrained flexible networks, which feature floppy internal modes of deformation, are more readily attacked by water molecules, thus promoting stress corrosion and reducing the fatigue resistance.
A mechatronic power boosting design for piezoelectric generators107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932519View Description Hide Description
It was shown that the piezoelectric power generation can be boosted by using the synchronized switch power conditioning circuits. This letter reports a self-powered and self-sensing mechatronic design in substitute of the auxiliary electronics towards a compact and universal synchronized switch solution. The design criteria are derived based on the conceptual waveforms and a two-degree-of-freedom analytical model. Experimental result shows that, compared to the standard bridge rectifier interface, the mechatronic design leads to an extra 111% increase of generated power from the prototyped piezoelectric generator under the same deflection magnitude excitation. The proposed design has introduced a valuable physical insight of electromechanical synergy towards the improvement of piezoelectric power generation.
Tailoring diffuse reflectance of inhomogeneous films containing microplatelets107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932576View Description Hide Description
We develop an analytical model for calculating the diffuse reflectance of inhomogeneous films containing aligned microplatelets with diameters much greater than the wavelength. The scattering parameters are derived by modeling the platelets as one-dimensional thin films, and the overall diffuse reflectance of the slab is calculated using the Kubelka-Munk model. Our model predicts that reflection minima and maxima arising from coherent interference within the platelets are preserved in the diffuse reflectance of the disordered slab. Experimental validation of the model is provided by reflectance measurements (0.3–15 μm) of a solid aerosol film of aligned hexagonal boron nitride platelets.
Ultraviolet nanoimprint lithography using cyclodextrin-based porous template for pattern failure reduction107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932647View Description Hide Description
An approach to ultraviolet (UV) nanoimprint lithography using a cyclodextrin-based porous template was investigated for the reduction of air trapping and template damage caused by gases such as nitrogen and oxygen generated from UV cross-linked materials. The accuracy of the printed pattern using UV nanoimprint lithography with the porous transparent template was improved because of enhanced material adsorption and increased permeability to gaseous species. The use of volatile solvents in the UV cross-linked materials for nanoimprint lithography has been limited because of high pattern failure rates. However, using the cyclodextrin-based porous template, the UV cross-linked materials with a 5 wt. % volatile solvent exhibited well-defined nanoscale patterns. Based on this study, acceptable chemistries for the UV cross-linked materials have been expanded, which will be beneficial for future device applications using UV nanoimprint lithography.
Holographic characterization of imperfect colloidal spheres107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932948View Description Hide Description
We demonstrate precise measurements of the size and refractive index of individual dimpled colloidal spheres using holographic characterization techniques developed for ideal spheres.
Nanoplasmonic heating and sensing to reveal the dynamics of thermoresponsive polymer brushes107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932968View Description Hide Description
Understanding of the phase transition dynamics of substrate tethered brushes of thermoresponsive poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) (pNIPAM) is important for their application as, e.g., cell substrates with spatially selective cell affinity or drug delivery systems. But characterization of the brushes phase transition time is hampered by the low amount of involved pNIPAM. Here, by the simultaneous use of time resolved nanoplasmonic heating and sensing, we are able to measure a transition time of for a 30 nm thick substrate tethered brush. The plasmon-induced temperature jump can be quantitatively deduced from the measured data. Nanoplasmonic platforms as applied here could serve as local and fast probes for a variety of dynamic processes in stimuli responsive molecules or polymers.
Strongly transverse-electric-polarized emission from deep ultraviolet AlGaN quantum well light emitting diodes107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932651View Description Hide Description
The optical polarization of emission from ultraviolet (UV) light emitting diodes (LEDs) based on (0001)-oriented Al x Ga1− x N multiple quantum wells (MQWs) has been studied by simulations and electroluminescence measurements. With increasing aluminum mole fraction in the quantum well x, the in-plane intensity of transverse-electric (TE) polarized light decreases relative to that of the transverse-magnetic polarized light, attributed to a reordering of the valence bands in Al x Ga1− x N. Using k ⋅ p theoretical model calculations, the AlGaN MQW active region design has been optimized, yielding increased TE polarization and thus higher extraction efficiency for bottom-emitting LEDs in the deep UV spectral range. Using (i) narrow quantum wells, (ii) barriers with high aluminum mole fractions, and (iii) compressive growth on patterned aluminum nitride sapphire templates, strongly TE-polarized emission was observed at wavelengths as short as 239 nm.
Electrical properties of pseudo-single-crystalline germanium thin-film-transistors fabricated on glass substrates107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932376View Description Hide Description
By developing a low-temperature (≤300 °C) fabrication process for the gate-stack structure on Ge(111), we study electrical properties of thin film transistors (TFTs) consisting of (111)-oriented pseudo-single-crystalline-germanium (PSC-Ge) channels on glass. Although the Hall mobility ( ) of p-type PSC-Ge layers reaches 210 cm2/V s and the gate-stack/Ge interface has low trap density, we observe field-effect-mobility (μ FE) fluctuation in the p-channel TFTs from 8.2 to 71 cm2/V s, depending on the thickness of the PSC-Ge layer. Considering the μ FE fluctuation and low ratio in the p-TFTs, we infer the presence of defective Ge layers near the surface of the glass substrate. This study reveals that it is quite important for the high-performance p-Ge TFTs to improve the quality of the Ge layer near the surface of the glass substrate or to choose other materials with better Ge/substrate interface qualities.
Metallization and Hall-effect of Mg2Ge under high pressure107(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4932525View Description Hide Description
The electrical transport properties of Mg 2 Ge under high pressure were studied with the in situ temperature-dependent resistivity and Hall-effect measurements. The theoretically predicted metallization of Mg 2 Ge was definitely found around 7.4 GPa by the temperature-dependent resistivity measurement. Other two pressure-induced structural phase transitions were also reflected by the measurements. Hall-effect measurement showed that the dominant charge carrier in the metallic Mg 2 Ge was hole, indicating the "bad metal" nature of Mg 2 Ge. The Hall mobility and charge carrier concentration results pointed out that the electrical transport behavior in the antifluorite phase was controlled by the increase quantity of drifting electrons under high pressure, but in both anticotunnite and Ni2In-type phases it was governed by the Hall mobility.


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670. Globalizing Disability
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Presiding: Ann Fox, Davidson Coll.
1. "Globalization and the Devalued Body: Disability Studies in the Twenty-First Century," Thomas Jordan, Binghamton Univ., State Univ. of New York
2. "Ireland as a Disabled Cultural Space: Disability, Colonialism, and Global Context," Mark A. Mossman, Western Illinois Univ.
3. "Grotesque Femininity, Disability, and the Limits of Circulation in Globalized Africa: Reading Contemporary Senegalese Women's Writing," Julie C. Nack Ngue, Univ. of Southern California
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Posted: January 27, 2011|
A teenager who has reached the finals of the Miss Bath City competition is looking for a fairy godmother to find her an evening gown.
Saskia Cochrane is the youngest entrant in the competition, having just turned 17.
The Prior Park College pupil faces an additional challenge to the other finalists, finding a ball gown to fit her 5ft 10in body.
One section of the competition is the eco-round, which requires participants to wear a ball gown that has been passed down to them, or bought in a charity shop.
Saskia cannot borrow one from her mum Karina Klein, as she is only 5ft 6, and a search of city charity shops has come up with nothing. Karina is now appealing for any taller woman who has a ball gown which Saskia can borrow to contact her.
She said: "Saskia is 5ft 10, and is the tallest girl in the competition.
"She needs a ball gown for one of the rounds, but we have not been able to find one to fit her."
This is the first time that Saskia, from Lansdown Heights, has entered a beauty competition.
Karina said: "She was over the moon to make it to the final 14, and I am very proud of her."
If anyone has a ball gown, they can contact Karina on 01225 337784.
The winner from the 14 finalists in the competition will go on to represent the city in the Miss England pageant.
All of the finalists are featured on the event website, and the public are able to vote for their favourite. The woman with the most votes is eligible for the Miss Popularity round of the contest should she not win the overall heat at the Hilton Hotel on February 3.
This will be followed by a regional heat in June and then the Miss England final in July.
Another contestant is Emily Hunt, 18, from Fairfield Park, who is studying language, literacy and communication at the University of Manchester.
She said: "To win Miss Bath City would be an amazing feeling."
People can vote for their favourite by visiting www.missengland.info/regionals/bath.
A woman from Bath is meanwhile hoping to be named Miss Galaxy UK.
Kate Rodger, from Oldfield Park, was chosen as Miss Bath Galaxy after applying online.
The 20-year-old will now go forward to a national final in February where one woman will be crowned Miss Galaxy UK.
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HPD investigator Colleen Nelson says the group has now robbed a total of 31 businesses in various parts of Houston. Usually there's just one employee inside at the time.
"The suspects come in and they start asking about quotes for insurance and then, they pull out guns and they are making the victim get up from their desk and go into the bathroom."
So far the robbers haven't used their weapons. Although the victims have been tied up, no one has been injured. But police are worried that may eventually change as the group continues its crime spree. Authorities have several images captured from surveillance cameras that they are giving to localξTV stations in hopes of bringing the criminals to justice.
"I'm hoping that someone will recognize the images or that these guys have been bragging about what they're doing to people. And we need to stop them. It's absolutely horrible that these guys would victimize these working people like this and it effects their family and the whole community."ξ
Anyone with information about the robberies is asked to call the Houston Police Departments robbery division at 713-308- 0700.
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- Thursday, June 24, 2010
California Highs, California Lows Program 4
Part of California Highs, California Lows
Date + TimeThursday, June 24, 2010
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Bucky (episodes 5 and 6), Paul Clipson and Adam Heavenrich, 1996-98, 2 min. each, 8mm
The Cool School, Morgan Neville, 2008, 86 min., digital video
The Cool School traces the emergence of Los Angeles' artistic avant-garde during the mid-20th century. Artists such as Ed Ruscha, John Baldessari, and Frank Gehry were inspired by their surroundings in downtown L.A. At the epicenter of the scene were Walter Hopps and Irving Blum, whose Ferus Gallery became the hub for the group of artists. Mirroring the development of the now-renowned mid-century Los Angeles aesthetic, the documentary's predominantly black-and-white filming gives way to color toward the end and produces a picture that is bright, innovative, and vibrantly modern. Preceded by two episodes of Bucky.
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People exposed to the scent of rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) may benefit from improved brain performance, new research suggests.
Scientists at Northumbria University's Brain, Performance and Nutrition Research Centre carried out tests using a chemical called 1,8-cineole, which is one of the main chemicals in rosemary.
They tested the cognitive performance and mood of 20 volunteers, all of whom were exposed to varying levels of rosemary oil aroma.
Participants also provided blood samples so the researchers could measure the amount of 1,8-cineole they had absorbed.
Publishing their findings in the journal Therapeutic Advances in Psychopharmacology, the study authors revealed that blood levels of the chemical were associated with cognitive performance.
The higher a person's levels of 1,8-cineole, the better their cognitive performance, including both speed and accuracy.
Although the study focussed on rosemary, 1,8-cineole is also found in a number of other aromatic plants, including eucalyptus, bay, wormwood and sage.
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Back in June of 2006, I posted my first rap track on Last Days. Since then I occasionally post rap tracks and I've always contended that this stuff is the shit. The late 1970′s/early 1980′s were on one level all about shaking off the oppressiveness of the 1960s. Early hip-hop made the break just as smoothly as punk rock.
Recently, I have been getting a lot more love for the rap tracks I have been posting and I decided to gather up all the hip-hop that I have posted over the years and present them here on my first Last Days re-post.
All of these tracks are amazing but the first five are absolutely crucial. Don't miss out a second time!
Rammelzee vs K. Rob – Beat Bop
LoveBug Starski – Dancin Party People
Sicle Cell and Rhapazooty – Rhapazooty Blue
Master Jay and Michael Dee – T.S.O.B.
Younger Generation – We Rap More Mellow
The Sequence – Tear The Roof Off
Lady D – Lady D Rap
Super 3 – Philosophy Rappin Spree
The Nice and Nasty Three – The Ultimate Rap
Count Coolout – Rythm Rap Rock
Lady B – To The Beat Y'All
Coati Mundi – Que Pasa / Me No Pop
Phase II – The Roxy
Jimmy Spicer – The Adventures of Super Rhyme
King Tim III – Charley Says! (Roller Boogie Baby)
Kool Kyle The Starchild – It's Rockin' Time
Ronnie Gee – Raptivity
Xanadu & Sweet Lady – Rocker's Choice
TJ Swann – And You Know That
Sugarhill Gang – Sugarhill Groove
Tanya "Sweet Tee" Winley – Vicious Rap
Funky Four Plus One More – Rappin' and Rockin' The House
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Although the CrossFit Games have now come and gone, there are still some exciting events coming up where you can come out and show your support for the CFIV fam.
CFSD Powerlifting Meet – Saturday, July 21st
CrossFit San Diego will be holding a powerlifting meet this coming Saturday. Our very own evening class strongmen, Andre and Barry, will test their individual might in this event. Each men will have three attempts of their best lifts in the Squat, Bench Press, and Deadlift. If you'd like to go down to CFSD and support these guys, lifting starts at 10am.
Lake Elsinore Storm Health and Fitness Night – Saturday, July 21
Later on the CFIV Street Team will be at the Storm game representing during Health and Fitness Night. Come say hello and check out the ball game as the Lake Elsinore Storm take on the Modesto Nuts.
WOD Gear Team Series – Saturday, July 28
CFIV will be having two teams competing at the WOD Gear Team Series on Saturday, July 28th. The event is FREE for spectators and we'd like to get as big a support group for our competitors as possible. The event will be held at the famous Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The competition starts promptly at 9am and we'd love to see you there.
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Joseph Beuys. New York: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1979. Texts by Joseph Beuys and Caroline Tisdall.
Joseph Beuys: Life and Works. Ed. Götz Adriani, Winfried Konnetz, and Karin Thomas. Trans. Patricia Lech. Woodbury, N.Y.: Barron's, 1979.
Joseph Beuys: Skulpturen und Objekte. Ed. Heiner Bastian. Berlin: Martin Gropius Bau, in association with Schirmer/Mosel, Munich, 1988. Texts by Götz Adriani, Heiner Bastian, Franz Joseph van der Grinten, Franz-Xaver Kaufmann, Helmut Martin, Karin v. Maur, Thomas McEvilley, Theodora Vischer, and Armin Zweite.
Joseph Beuys: Arena—where would I have got if I had been intelligent! Ed. Lynne Cooke and Karen Kelly. New York: Dia Center for the Arts, in association with Distributed Arts Publishers/D.A.P., New York, 1994. Texts by Lynne Cooke, Pamela Kort, and Christopher Phillips.
Joseph Beuys: Drawings After the Codices Madrid of Leonardo da Vinci. Ed. Lynne Cooke and Karen Kelly. New York: Dia Center for the Arts, in association with Richter Verlag, Düsseldorf, 1998. Texts by Lynne Cooke, Martin Kemp, Cornelia Lauf, and Ann Temkin.
Joseph Beuys: Mapping the Legacy. Ed. Gene Ray. Sarasota, Fla.: The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, in association with Distributed Arts Publishers/D.A.P., New York, 2001. Texts by Lukas Beckmann, Benjamin H. D. Buchloh, Mel Chin, Pamela Kort, Kim Levin, Peter Nisbet, Gene Ray, Max Reithmann, and Joan Rothfuss, and an interview by Georg Jappe.


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Video: Latest Storm Team 2 Forecast
Buffalo, NY (July 14th) -- Temperatures will continue to be very warm with near record warmth well into the week. High temperatures are expected to be near to around 90 degrees F.
There could be a four day stretch of 90 degree days into this week.
This doesn't happen too often when looking back at the number of days Buffalo reaches at least 90 degrees. So far this year of 2013 there has been one day that reached the 90s, which was on Sunday.
In 2012 there were 8 days in the 90s which was a very warm season. In 2011 there were 2 days, in 2010 there was one day, and in 2009 and 2008 there were 0 days.
However, in 2007 there were 6 days, and in 2006 there were 4 days.
In terms of days that reached 95 degrees and above, there were 2 days in 2012, and 1 day from 2008 until 2011, which occured in 2011.
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Flights to Berlin with Finnair
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04-14-10, 05:41 PM #1Baylor Lady Bears Staff Writer Baylor Lady Bears fan (712 points)
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August 10, 2010. There are a total of 58 players listed, 37 girls from Texas. Reflects new ESPN HOOPGURLZ Rankings for 2012 Class on August 10. In the Class 0f 2012, 10 players of the Top 46 are from Texas.
According to baylorfans.com software, Posts are limited to 20,000 characters. Kdraptor69 made a good suggestion, delete the information on other schools commitments. I have now deleted 13 players to make room for ten more uncommitted players, but the Baylor commits are staying of course.
Class of 2011
(7/30) Krystal Forthan, 6'4" Forward, lives in Georgetown, Texas. Not permitted to play Varsity Basketball as a transfer from Portland, Oregon by the UIL/District last year. She will play as a Senior. Now ranked #5 by Hoopgurlz, #4 by Peach Tree and #7 by All-Star Girls Report. Big wingspan, athletic, fast, shoot blocker and rebounder. She can really elevate. Not a good shooter outside the lane. Has shown an interest in Texas A&M. Injured during late June 2010, no word on her status as yet. Nae Nae Hayden committed to Baylor about 10 days or so after her knee injury at the start of her Senior year, Kim did not stop pursuing Hayden after the injury. (New) Forthan may now have a strong interest in Baylor, it would be a nice addition if this is correct.
(7/10) Krystal Barrett, 5'8" Guard from Dallas Skyline. Top 100 Player. Likes to run, very fast, long and can score. Aggressive on defense. Strong to the basket and can finish. Impressive passer, has a nice upside, good future. (8/2) Played well for DFW T-Jack Elite at Nike National Tournament.
(7/17) Porshe Roberts, 6'2" Forward from Waco, Texas. Now playing for DFW T-Jack Elite. Long, lean and athletic. Very good defender, rebounder and shot blocker.
(7/10) Shay Arnick, 6'1" Forward from Dallas Carter. Averaged 20 points and 9 rebounds as a Junior, selected All-Area by the Dallas Morning News. Very strong and physical player, lacks quickness. Plays this summer with DFW T-Jack Elite.
Tori Scott, 5'10" Guard from John Ehret High School in Marrero, Louisiana, ranked #30 by Hoopgurlz. Very fast, aggressive defender, not yet a good outside shooter.
Sunejiro "Suni" Agbuke, 6'4" Center from San Antonio's Cornerstone Christian. Plays for the San Antonio Comets Elite team. Strong inside player, nice moves to the basket with soft finishing shot. Goes to her left well, needs to work on her right side moves as well. Big upside to her game. COMMITTED TO BAYLOR last summer at the end of their Elite Camp. Averaged 12.8 points, 8.7 rebounds and 3.5 blocks as a Junior.
Britney Hardy, 6'1" Forward from Frisco, athletic but not a standout, still ranked #40 by Hoopgurlz. Played with Tiffany Moore (Texas) and two other Division 1 girls last year.
Elizabeth Williams, 6'3" Post, Prince Anne High School in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Considered the #1 player in the 2011 Class by Hoopgurlz and All-Star Girls Report. Great athlete,can defend, rebound, is simply a super star. UConn, Duke and Virginia are her schools of interest.
Kiah Stokes, 6'3" Post from Marion, Iowa, ranked #10. UConn, Tennessee, Notre Dame, Rutgers, Georgia, Purdue and Maryland are possible schools.
(7/10) Haley Texada, 5'8' Point Guard from Frisco Wakeland, led her team on a good playoff run this year, athletic, strong and physical. Nice skill set and can score inside.
The strong Class of 2012 includes the following :
(8/30) Moriah Jefferson, 5'7" Point Guard from THESA, lives in Glenn Heights, a Dallas suburb. National Home School Player of the Year, her team won the National Championship for the 4th consecutive time. National MVP as a Sophomore. Now ranked as the #2 player in the US by Hoopgurlz, Peach Tree #4 and All-Star Girls Report #2. Considered as both the quickest and fastest player in the Class of 2012. To say she is athletic is an understatement. She can change direction in a blur, has unbelievable talent. I saw her play five times, great shooter from anywhere, especially three's. Can beat anyone in the open court, very unselfish, excellent passer, plays under control but scores at ease. I was asked by a Big 12 Head Coach what I thought of her, my reply was "she is not a good player, she is a great player" the coach replied with a big smile "yes, she is really a great player", then repeated the statement. Has been offered by Tennessee, UConn, Texas A&M, Texas, Duke, Stanford, Oklahoma, LSU and others. She has attended Baylor's Elite Camp and really likes Baylor. Tells her friends she is a friend of Griner's. According to fans, parents, friends and DFW Elite players she will most likely go to Baylor.
(New) Scout Bear described her as Angela Riley without the attitude. Plays with a big smile and if she makes a mistake lets her team mates know she messed up, wonderful attitude, she just wants to win. Had the College Coaches at the SMU event blown away with her quickness and overall game. By far the best player (about 800 girls playing at the Elite level) there even though she will only be a Junior this fall. Scout Bear also said he had never watched a demonstration like the one she put on to start the second half of the game. She did it all, hit 3's, stole the ball several times, blocked shots and caused the opponents guards to change directions. Made eight consectutive shots to start the half and the game was over, then she sat down and cheered her team on. She is the "real deal". (8/1) Named Most Outstanding Player at the Nike Championship Tournament. (8/30) Named Best of the Best Summer of 2010 regardless of Class by Hoopgurlz
(8/30) Alexis Jones, 5'9" Wing from Irving MacArthur. Named newcomer of the year as a Freshman in the DFW area by the Dallas Morning News. (8/30) Now ranked as the #4 player by Hoopgurlz, All-Star Girls Report #7 and Peach Tree #12. In June 2010 made the USA U18 Team, just turned 16. Was named First Team All-Greater Dallas as a Sophomore by the Dallas Morning News. Terrific athlete, very fast, great quickness, can change direction smoothly, can score with either hand on drives. Shots the three well, can really defend and has court vision, nice passer from the Wing. Is really a threat to score with an outstanding mid-range jump shot. Very close to Odyssey Sims, she attended Baylor's Elite Camp, has been to Waco for games this past season. Averaged 17 as a Sophomore, 7 rebounds and over 6 assists. Plays big in big games. Her best games were against Duncanville, Cedar Hill and in the playoffs. The most improved player I have seen in the last 5 years. Can dominate games at both ends, very good rebounder and just loves to compete. Has been offered by every big name school. But according to parents, fans and Odyssey Sims, Alexis wants to go to Baylor. MacArthur went 34-4 and 38-2 with Sims and Jones together. Baylor coaches went to at least 5 games this year to see Odyssey and Alexis play. They really played well together with Odyssey playing the Point and Alexis the Wing. Alexis and Moriah Jefferson would make a super pair together. (New) Alexis started all five games for the US U18 Team at Wing and led the team in rebounding at 5'9"!
(7/30) Breanna Stewart, 6'3" Post/PF, from Syracuse, New York. Unanimous #1 player in the Class. Led the US U17 team, considered its best player. Very athletic, can score big time, rebound and block shots. She is the complete package.
(8/30) Jasmine Jones-Vaughn, 6'1" forward, from Sparkman High school in Harvest, Alabama. Hoopgurlz #23. Athletic and an explosive offensive force, she attacks the rim and can finish. A good rebounder who can guard multiple positions on defense.
(8/30) Alexis Prince, 6' Wing, from Maitland High School in Eastlake, Florida. Hoopgurlz #14. Very athletic, great shooter and jumper, long and smooth player.
(7/30) Kayla Alexander 5'8" Guard, from Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas. Athletic and agressive prospect. In Hoopgurlz Top 100.
(7/30) Kellyn Schneider, 6'4" Center, from Lubbock Monterey. Long, can rebound and block shots. Nice basic skill set, mother is Jill Rankin, Tennessee star and Gold Medal winner. Played well at Tennessee Elite camp this summer. Her older sister will play for Texas Tech this fall
(7/30) Brooke Fields, 5'9" Guard, from Faith Academy in Marble Falls. Good shooter with court sense, quickness may be a question, makes good decisions on the court. She is the younger sister of Baylor's Ashley Fields.
(8/30) Curtyce Knox, 5'7" Guard, from Atascocita in Humble. Athletic, quick, nice ball handler, gets great press in Houston. Is now Hoopgurlz ranked #42.
(7/30) Paige Bradley, 5'9" Guard, from The Woodlands. Hoopgurlz Top 100. Very good shooter, plays with confidence, smart player. Plays this summer with DFW Elite Washington 2012.
(7/30) Sidney Cook, 6'2" Forward from Oklahoma City's Southmoore High School. Hoopgirlz Top 100. Quick, fast and a good jump shot. Her length and strength make her a desired Division 1 prospect. Was selected to try out for the US U17 Team, but did not make the squad.
(7/30) Sara Hattis, 6'3" Center from Santa Fe, New Mexico's Saint Michaels. No information, but is a Hoopgurlz Top 100 player
(8/30)) Chelsea Jennings, 5'10" Wing from North Crowley High School. Now playing with DFW Gold 2012. Terrific jumper, can grab the rim, athletic and fast. Explodes offensively, complete player, very smooth, deceptive speed. Now ranked #15
(7/17) Ashley Eli, 5'11" Forward from Mansfield Summit. Now playing with DFW Elite Gold 2012. Smooth and athletic, good shooter, has nice dribble penetration moves.
(8/30) Jessika Palmer, 6' Guard, can play both Point Guard and Shooting Guard, from LaMarque, Texas. Playing now for the Houstonians. Has length and quickness, can create and also pass. Gets to the rim and can finish. Needs to work on mid-range shooting. Now ranked #25
Taylor Gilbert and Tyler Gilbert, 6'2" twin sisters from Hightower took their team to the Final Four, only to be defeated by Cy-Fair. The sisters each averaged a double double for the season and in the regional final against Houston Bellaire, Taylor had 15 points and 15 rebounds, Tyler had 21 points and 15 rebounds. They are projected to both be 6'5" by the family Doctor. They are on everyone's radar. According to the girls, they will go together as a package deal, no surprise. Baylor has expressed an interest. No news as yet this summer.
(8/30)) Nicole Kornet, 6' Guard, from Liberty Christian in Argyle, Texas. This is the same school Oklahoma's Whitney Hand attended. Nicole is now ranked #27 by Hoopgurlz, I have not seen her play, will make a point of watching her at least once this coming season.
(8/30) Bashara Graves, 6'2" Power Forward from Clarksville, Tennessee. Ranked #7 by Hoopgurlz. A strong and physical inside player, great leaper, rebounder and shot blocker. Another outstanding player in Pat Summitt's state.
(8/30) Jordan Adams, 5'11" Point Guard from Orange County's (Anaheim) Mater Dei. This athletic and scholastic powerhouse continues to turn out great athletes and scholars. The Notre Dame of Catholic High Schools, the largest private school west of the Mississippi. Jordan is considered by many College Coaches as the best all around player in the Class of 2012. Excellent ball handler, passer and terrific shooter. Good speed and great natural feel for the game, very unselfish, knows how to win, a natural leader, a Melissa Jones type of player. Will go to the school of her choice obviously, ranked #5 by Hoopgurlz and #1 by All-Star Girls Report.
(8/30) Rachel Hollivay, 6'5" Center from Caledonia, Mississippi, now ranked #3 by Hoopgurlz. Athletic, quick, very long and can run the court. Has a nice 15' jump shot and is a strong shoot blocker. Scout Bear and I got to watch her play for Florida'a Purple Essence, she was the most impressive player last week at SMU except for Moriah Jefferson. Active in the Post and sets up strong. Plays on the balls of her feet, moves well inside. Her frame is ideal, a real basketball body, needs no more weight and does not need to trim down. Will be a major contributor at the Division 1 level. She is going to transfer to a private school this fall, will get better High School Coaching per her Dad.
(8/30) Jamee Swan, 6'2" Forward from Marana High School in Tucsan, Arizona, ranked #30 by Hoopgurlz. Athletic and fast, with a good mid-range jump shoot. She is a hard worker who continues to improve.
(8/30) Je Zhe Newton, 6'3" Forward from Chandler, Arizona. Ranked #26 by Hoopgurlz. Long, strong, agile with good inside shooting skills. Needs to work on improving her fundamentals.
(8/30) Morgan Tuck 6'2" Forward from Bolingbrook, Illinios. Now #12 by Hoopgurlz, was higher rated before her ACL injury, she is not quite 100% as yet. Good shooter, moves well with the ball, very athletic, huge upside to her game. I hope she fully recovers from her surgery.
(8/30) Alyson Beebe 6'3" Forward from Saint Josephs in Santa Maria, California. Ranked #13 by Hoopgurlz. Athletic, long and fluid. She is more of a natural Forward although 6'3" and long. Needs to improve strenghth and conditioning.
(8/30) Imani Stanford, now said to be 6'7", from Windward High School in Los Angeles. Ranked #11 by Hoopgurlz. Has a good inside offensive game, is smooth and fluid, deceptive speed with her long legs. Daughter of former USC star Pam McGee. Now Ranked #2 by Peach Tree.
(8/30) Jordan Jones, 5'7" Guard from DeSoto. Very nice all around game. Athletic, good ball handler, has really improved this summer. Now playing with a DFW Elite team, she is one of Moriah Jefferson's closest friends. Will play Division 1 somewhere, if she continues to improve it could be the Big 12. (New) Now Ranked #42 by Peach Tree and #45 by Hoopgurlz. Her stock is rising among major college coaches this summer, will most likely go to a team in a major conference.
(8/30) Kristina Higgins, 6'4" Center from El Paso Chapin, ranked in the Top 100. Saw her play at SMU, big girl but could still run the floor. Worked at positioning in the Post, she really hustled at both ends of the court. Strong with a good work ethic. Someone to watch in the future, her second year to come to Dallas for the summer and play with one of the DFW Elite teams. Both Scout Bear and I like her potential. Now ranked #46 by Hoopgurlz
Sabrina Berry, 5'10" Wing from Crockett in Kyle, Texas. Athletic and long. Several posters have mentioned her in the past, not ranked.
Empress Davenport, 5'7" Guard from Duncanville. Another talented, athletic player from Duncanville.
(7/13) Derreyal Youngblood, 6'4" Center from Harvey, Louisiana. Good rebounder and defender, not much other information at this time. (New) Now Ranked # 29 by Peach Tree.
(8/30)) Nirra Fields, 5'9" Guard from Regina High School in South Euclid, Ohio. Explosive first step, great acceleration. excellent ball handler, has nice body control in traffic, good finisher. Needs mid-range shot. (New) Now #16 by Hoopgurlz.
Class of 2013
(7/10) Breanna "Bree" Hayden, 5'10" Guard from Dallas Lincoln. Was the Dallas Morning News Newcomer of the year in the DFW area. Averaged 17 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists as a Freshman playing in a difficult 4A District. She is the younger sister of Baylor's Nae Nae Hayden. Very nice all around player, quick moves to the basket, can make three point shots, has terrific potential. (New) Does not play for DFW Elite, neither did Nae Nae. Working on her mid-range shot. Made one Freshman All-American Team. Now 5'10".
(7/17) Jessica Jackson, 6'2", Wing/Forward, from Jacksonville, Arkansas. Very long, excellant ballhandler, shifty moves in the open court, player to watch, big upside, can hit the 3.
(7/10) Diamond DeShields, 6'2" Wing from Norcross, Georgia. Led her school to a Georgia State Championship as a Freshman, averaging 17 a game. Ranked #1 by both All-Star Girls Report and Hoopgurlz. Has all the ability in the world. Her father played MLB for 13 seasons, mother played at Tennessee, her brother was just selected in the First Round of the MLB Draft #8. Does she have good genes or what! You can see her video under the Diamond DeShields Thread on this Board, thanks ScottS.
(7/10) Kristna Nelson, 6'3" Center from Norcross, Georgia. Not a misprint, another Norcross resident. This young lady plays for The Greater Atlanta Christian School. Plays well in the paint and is with the Georgia Ice Elite team this summer.
(7/10) Morghen Day, 5'5" Point Guard from Rockwall High School, younger sister of SMU's Haley Day, former All State player and State Champion at Rockwall. Good ballhandler and has natural court sense.
(7/10) Tyler Hamilton, 5'9" Guard from Mesquite Horn. Aggressive defender, fast, needs a better shot selection.
(7/10) Christen Inman, 5'9" Guard from Katy Seven Lakes High School. Quick and fast, she will take it to the basket.
(7/10) Alex Lapeyrolerce, 5'8" Guard from Sugar Land Kempner. Long with nice ball handling skills.
(7/10) Lisa Neeley, 5'8" Shooting Guard from Madisonville. Good outside touch.
Class of 2014
(7/10) Brianna Turner, 6'3" Guard from Nolan Ryan Middle School in Alvin, Texas. Attempting to dunk now, gets both hands well over the rim. She is the #1 player per Hoopgurlz and #2 according to All-Star Girls Report. She already has a mid-range jump shoot, is athletic, long, fluid, handles the ball well. She will re-invent the Guard or Wing position. Attended Baylor's Elite Camp last summer as well as this summer and says she likes Baylor. Brianna is a straight A student and her father said " getting a college degree is the most important thing Brianna will do, basketball is secondary." Has now attended the Tennessee Camp (2010). Her parents say they will not focus on which schools to consider until her Junior year. Both parents are former Division 1 players, her dad played at the University of Houston. (New) Playing for DFW Elite Washington 2012 this summer, continues to impress.
(7/17) Recee' Caldwell, 5'8" Wing, natural shooter, soft touch, great mid-range abilities, drills the step back 2. Good Court sense with nice skill set. Now playing this summer for San Antonio's Finest, not sure of her High School.
(7/17) McKenzie Calvert, 5'8"-5'9". Point Guard. Very athletic, quick and fast. Has tremendous all around skill set. Extremely competetive, has a great natural feel for the game. Already Ranked #3 in the Class of 2014 by ESPN Hoopgurlz. Plays for DFW Elite Washington 2012 this summer. Will attend Cibilo Steele High School this fall (San Antonio northeast suburb). Has just verbally COMMITTED TO BAYLOR. Has said from the time she first started playing basketball "Baylor is my dream school".
From Houston two more nationally ranked Class of 2014 girls.
Cienna Rodriguez-Rivera, 5'6" Point Guard, ranked #12
Brooke McCarty, Point Guard, ranked #9
Updated August 30, 2010, to reflect Hoopgurlz Class of 2012 updated rankings.
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04-14-10, 06:07 PM #2Baylor/Rice fan (648 points)
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Gee Bill couldn't you come up with any pertinent information? Just kidding. Great job. thanks.
girl coming to texas that's going to be a senior this year, Nneka Enemkpali. anyway she's from my HS. led us to the State tourney last year as a sophmore. tore her knee up in that game and missed most of this season. came back for the end of the season and playoffs and we went about 3 rounds deep
she committed to Texas last summer. i expect her to be highly ranked. her game reminds me a lot of Sophia. great shot blocker and rebounder.
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DFW Bill,
Where would we be on this board without you. Thanks once again for keeping us abreast of what is going on on the recruiting trail. The future is indeed incredibly bright, as your report, suggests for our Lady Bears. Thanks again. Keep up the great work.
I was looking forward to this report since you mentioned it shortly before the season ended. It was well worth the wait...thanks DFW Bill. Hope you will be doing updates as the summer progresses.
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Thanks Bill. So that's it in a very big nutshell.
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I would love to see us get those Gilbert twins. And I especially would NOT like to see them end up at OhU.
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Good stuff Bill. Which ones are in DFW AAU? I know about Jefferson and Jones. Probably Hardy and Hayden. Others?
To me it looks like our great class from last year will be followed by one great player, Sims, and then the next class might be below par compared to UT and A&M. 2012 and beyond look hopeful.
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Unless we go after Elizabeth Williams.
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Answers to questions
Scott, DFW ELITE's website has not as yet set out the eight or nine teams for this summer, so we don't know as yet which girls will play together. It seems obvious that Moriah Jefferson and Alexis Jones will play together on the top rated T-Jack Elite Team.
GarlandBear, we have three great players coming in this fall to play, Odyssey Sims #3, Brooklyn Pope #9 and Destiney Williams #8. I look for a shooter to be added in 2011, along with Suni. Then with the outstanding Class of 2012 as many as five players.
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Briana Turner, 6'4" Guard from Nolan Ryan Middle School in Alvin, Texas.
Could dunk as a 6'1" seventh grader. She is the #1 player per Hoopgurlz and #2 according to All Star Girls Report. She already has a mid-range jump shoot, is athletic, long, fluid, handles the ball well. She will re-invent the Guard or Wing position. Attended Baylor's Elite Camp last summer and says she likes Baylor. Brianna is a straight A student and her father said " getting a college degree is the most important thing Briana will do, basketball is secondary."
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Cortney Williams?
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Courtney Williams
Scott, you are correct, I should have included Courtney Williams.
Courtney Williams, 6'1" Guard from Houston North Shore, ranked in the Top 100. Selected last Summer to try out for the US under 16 National Team.
Athletic, talented tall guard, can finish in the lane. I have not heard any more on her, do not know how her Sophomore year went. No schools listed.
Shaqita "Shay" Arnick, 6'1" Forward from Dallas Carter, Class of 2011, averaged 20 points and 9 rebounds, no schools listed at this time, DFW Elite player.
Temi ***benle (***benle), 6'4" Center/Forward, attends Blair Academy which I believe is in the Philadelphia area, this young lady is from England and has created quite a lot of attention recently, now ranked #21 in the Class of 2011. Long, good shoot blocker, can shoot both right and left handed, just developing, huge potential. I would like to see Bill Brock work with her!
The system will not accept the first portion of her last name, the first three letters in reverse are gaf
Brittanya Sterns, Forward from Waxahachie, Class of 2011, averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds, second team All Area (DFW) by the Dallas Morning News.
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This Moriah chick must be special. In the U16 trials last year she was blowing by her peers on a bad leg. I know she likes Baylor, but I hope she doesn't go to Tennessee. Could not find any YouTube vids.
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Not sure if you want to come to Dallas some this spring/summer, but Jefferson plays on DFW Elite AAU. Send me a PM if you are interested.
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Musition is the ultimate music theory training & testing tool!
New! Cloud Editions now available
It's the same powerful software, but with no network setup, no serial numbers and much easier deployment. Students and teachers can now interact and track their progress regardless of their location; in the lab, on a laptop or on their home computer - wherever they have an internet connection.
For more information, visit Rising Software's web site.
About Musition
Musition is a comprehensive music theory and fundamentals package for music students of all ages and abilities. Musition's interactive teaching makes learning music theory fun and easy. The structured drills and instant feedback create a stimulating learning environment, enabling students to achieve their maximum potential. Complete with 34 topics and sophisticated record keeping features, Musition is the ultimate music theory training and testing tool!
Key features
- New in Musition 4.0 - significant new features, including updated and expanded lessons, new interface and available for both Windows and Mac platforms.
- Music theory training & testing
- Makes theory fun & easy
- Automatic assessment saves hours
- For all ages & ability levels
- Hundreds of exercises in 34 topics
- Ideal for exam preparation
- Create your own levels to suit your students' abilities
- Customize content to suit a specific syllabus
- Cross-platform for both Windows and Mac OS X
"Well designed, discrete programs such as these can only enhance and reinforce children's musical skills and help prepare them for the joy of playing with other young musicians"
Times Educational Supplement
Designed for students of all ages and abilities, Musition is easy to use and creates a stimulating learning environment, so students progress quickly and achieve their maximum potential. What's more, Musition automatically marks all the tests for you, so students can use it unaided.
Musition is ideal for schools, colleges, universities, and anyone learning or teaching an instrument.
Hundreds of exercises
Musition's interactive tests cover all levels from beginner to advanced, and are grouped into 34 topics, such as:
- Tap a rhythm with the space bar
- Identify pitches on treble, bass and C-clefs
- Identify key signatures, chords & inversions
- Identify scales & modes, and correct wrong notes
- Range and transposition of instruments
Musition is suitable for classical, jazz and rock/pop students, with special exercises on jazz scales, chord symbols, guitar chord diagrams and drum styles.
"What a joy to have it [ear training] all done for you!"
Computer requirements
Musition 4 is available for Windows and Mac
Windows: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, 512MB+ RAM, 200MB hard disk space, CD-ROM Drive.
Mac: Intel processors only, Mac OS X 10.6.8, Mac OS X 10.7.3 or later, 512MB+ RAM, 400MB hard disk space, CD-ROM drive.
Versions of Windows earlier than Windows XP are no longer supported, and Macs with PowerPC processors (e.g. PowerMac G4, PowerMac G5, original iMac, PowerBook G4, etc.) or versions of Mac OS X prior to Mac OS X 10.6 cannot use Musition 4.
Lab packs and networkable site licenses of Musition 4 are also available (details on request).
Find out more
Select, play or sing
Some tests in Musition have multiple-choice questions; others let you answer by clicking an on-screen piano keyboard, playing on a MIDI keyboard.
Advance quickly
Musition has graded levels, so students can progress to more advanced exercises as they improve.
When a student has mastered a topic at a particular level and is achieving good test marks, 'The Professor' will automatically move them up to the next level. You can even create your own tests to suit your students' requirements.
Track student progress
Musition records all your results, for you to view on screen or print out.
You can print student and class results in any of 25 useful reports, and marks are compiled over time so you can monitor students' progress from week to week.
If you use a network, all student results are stored in a single central database, whichever computer they work on.
Complete reference
If you get stuck, or need some extra help, Musition includes detailed on-screen reference information, with helpful music examples to listen to.