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Stanford Cardinal forward Dwight Powell returns after averaging 14.9 points and 8.4 rebounds last season. / Mark J. Rebilas, USA TODAY Sports
The first word: The NCAA tournament seemed to be an inevitable destination for Stanford. The Cardinal brought back a talented core from 2012's NIT title-winning team and on paper looked to be in the mix for the Pac-12 Conference crown.
Yet with all the pieces in places Stanford still had 15 losses, six by five points or fewer. The Cardinal finished in the middle of the conference race and camped out on the NCAA tournament bubble. Ultimately the team settled for another trip to the NIT, this one ending with a second-round exit.
Once again this season, coach Johnny Dawkins has a deep, experienced roster led by perhaps the best player in the Pac-12 in Dwight Powell.
What's different this season? Dawkins believes consistency is the key. Three times last season the Cardinal lost back-to-back Pac-12 games. In a league featuring as many as seven Big Dance-worthy teams, a laser-point focus is needed.
Coach's corner: "I can't say I'm pleased with where we're at because we can do better. We've been at .500 in a power conference each of the last two seasons. We really need to make that next step, and that's putting out an NCAA tournament-caliber team each season. We have our mini goals and our micro goals. We need to focus on each game, then worry about the rest." - Powell, a senior who has yet to lead Stanford to the NCAAs.
2012-13 in review: 19-15 overall (9-9 in Pac-12), lost in NIT second round.
Path to the Dance: At-large bid.
Tournament projection: No. 9 seed.
Conference outlook: The Pac-12 appears poised for a resurgence after a season in which five teams made the NCAA tournament, and three more teams reached the NIT. Though Arizona is the favorite, the league race will be intriguing with six NCAA tournament contenders behind the Wildcats: Colorado, Oregon, UCLA, Stanford, Arizona State and California. The first three appear to be shoo-ins, while the latter three are more of a mystery.
Star watch: Powell, an athletic 6-10 forward who can step out and knock down jumpers on the perimeter, returns as the team's top player after averaging 14.9 points and 8.4 rebounds last season. Powell is complemented in the frontcourt by senior Josh Huestis (10.5 ppg, 9.0 rpg), a 6-7 forward who was one of the Pac-12's most improved players last season. Junior guard Chasson Randle (13.6 ppg) returns as the team's second-leading scorer, but will look to transition out of a sophomore slump - he shot 39.9% from the floor. Also on the wing, former starter Anthony Brown returns after he missed all but four games last season because of hip surgery.
X-Factor: Point guard Aaron Bright was the NIT's most outstanding player in 2012. While he's not the team's primary scorer, his productivity (9.3 ppg, 3.4 apg) is needed to help the rest of the team go. And when needed, he can take over.
Team strength/weakness: Experience will certainly be a strength for the Cardinal and that plays into team chemistry. Also, the Cardinal don't lack size, with Stefan Nastic (6-11), Rosco Allen (6-9) and John Gage (6-10) providing depth. Still, Stanford will need to win rebounding battles. Shooting was an issue last season, as the Cardinal ranked 259th in field goal percentage at 41.6%. As an up-tempo team, Dawkins will need to find ways to help his team avoid scoring droughts in the halfcourt, especially when they're struggling to force turnovers in transition.
Basics: Stanford University is in Stanford, Calif., and plays its home games in Maples Pavillion, which opened in 1969 and seats 7,329.
Trivia: A Stanford grad created the "Badonkadonk," a one-of-a-kind "armored land cruiser/recreational tank." Intrigued? There's more here.
About this post: Every weekday, one of the 68 teams in USA TODAY Sports' projected NCAA tournament field will be dissected. The final bracket will be revealed in November.
Glance at the dance: So far 31 teams have been selected to the USA TODAY Sports preseason NCAA tournament bracket. The seeding so far:
No. 16 seeds: No. 68 Robert Morris, No. 67 Charleston Southern, No. 66 Northwestern State, No. 65 Norfolk State
No. 15 seeds: No. 64 Georgia State, No. 63 Boston U, No. 62 Vermont, No. 61 Texas Southern
No.14 seeds: No. 60 Elon, No. 59 Manhattan, No. 58 Toledo, No. 57 Towson
No. 13 seeds: No. 56 Florida Gulf Coast, No. 55 Weber State, No. 54 Long Beach State, No. 53 Eastern Kentucky
No. 12 seeds: No. 52 Wright State, No. 51 Denver, No. 50 New Mexico State, No. 49 Louisiana Tech.
No. 11 seeds:No. 48 Boise State, No. 47 Indiana State, No. 46 Southern Methodist, No. 45 Arizona State.
No. 10 seeds: No. 44 San Diego State, No. 43 Maryland, No. 42 BYU, No. 41 Cincinnati.
No. 9 seeds:No. 40 LSU, No. 39 Iowa State, No. 38 Stanford.
Scott Gleeson, a national college basketball writer/producer for USA TODAY Sports, is on Twitter @ScottMGleeson.
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Zanesville's Andre Harris looks for an open teammate during Saturday's game against Newark at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus. / MATTHEW LEASURE/Times Recorder
COLUMBUS - Greg Avery had not beaten Zanesville since seventh grade.
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It's now official. Tight end John Carlson is a free agent.
The Vikings released Carlson on Wednesday after two seasons with the team, a move that will save them about $2 million under the salary cap. It was reported Tuesday that the former Litchfield (Minn.) High School star would have his contract terminated.
Carlson signed a five-year, $25 million deal with the Vikings as a free agent before the 2012 season. But negotiations failed in restructuring Carlson's deal for a second straight year.
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We're really looking forward to watching the incredible female athletes compete in the London 2012 Summer Olympics. And while we always admire the extraordinary bodies and amazing physical feats of these women, we confess that we're also often struck by how great their hair looks! We asked Tina Dizon, owner of the new Beverly Hills, Calif., boutique salon The Private Room, for some advice on the best hairdos for a day spent breaking a sweat, if not breaking records.
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The workshop nestled behind DC Custom Crafted Cycle's Main Street storefront was silent Friday evening.
Normally the garage would have been filled with sounds of shop owner Matt Montgomery shaping a part or tweaking a piece of his almost-complete chopper dominating the center of the room.
For the moment, all he could do was look over the machine because a much-needed piece hadn't arrived at his shop.
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When finished, it will be a showpiece of his and his shop's work ---- a faithful combination of what Montgomery sees as both old and new school. Also by crafting the chopper to fit two people, it showcases his flexibility as a custom creator.
Up until taking on the project, Montgomery's shop had specialized in selling biking accessories. He said he had plans to start creating his own custom bikes at some point in the future, but several months ago he decided to sell he and his wife's old bike and jump in.
He sacrificed his bike for his art and said he's still feeling the effects of it.
"I'm Jonesing to ride again," Montgomery said.
Originally he said he wanted to have the bike ready for a dice run June 25 to raise money for the Eudora Statue Project, but scarcity of parts and the trial and error of creating a bike have pushed the completion date back.
In total, Montgomery and Lencioni had to agree on and find 540 pieces to make the bike their own.
Montgomery said trying to come to terms on the look and style with his wife wasn't hard. They both have pretty much the same personalities and tastes, Montgomery said.
When finished, the value of the bike could top out in the $30,000 to $35,000 range.
"That's just a rough estimate," Montgomery said.
Once reassembled, Montgomery envisions the bike painted yellow with a high tech finish and eventually adorned with iconic skulls and daggers.
"Kind of a mellow evil," Montgomery said.
It'd be a mellow evil that will frequent charity rides, Montgomery said.
The bike will represent a shift in Montgomery's company and a birth in his art. Already DC has another bike in the middle of the customization process for a customer in Lawrence.
Eventually Montgomery said he sees the customization part of his business taking off more.
"It's an outlet for your own artistic style," Montgomery said.
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|It has been hypothesized that flavonoids in foods and beverages may reduce cancer risk through antioxidation, inhibition of inflammation, and other antimutagenic and antiproliferative properties. We examined associations between intake of 5 flavonoid subclasses (anthocyanidins, flavan-3-ols, flavones, flavonols, and flavanones) and lung cancer risk in a population-based case-control study in Montreal, Canada (1061 cases and 1425 controls). Flavonoid intake was estimated from a food frequency questionnaire that assessed diet 2 yr prior to diagnosis (cases) or interview (controls). Odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were estimated using unconditional logistic regression. Overall, total flavonoid intake was not associated with lung cancer risk, the effect being similar regardless of sex and smoking level. However, low flavonoid intake from food, but not from beverages, was associated with an increased risk. The adjusted ORs (95% CIs) comparing the highest vs. the lowest quartiles of intake were 0.63 (0.47-0.85) for total flavonoids, 0.82 (0.61-1.11) for anthocyanidins, 0.67 (0.50-0.90) for flavan-3-ols, 0.68 (0.50-0.93) for flavones, 0.62 (0.45-0.84) for flavonols, and 0.70 (0.53-0.94) for flavanones. An inverse association with total flavone and flavanone intake was observed for squamous cell carcinoma but not adenocarcinoma. In conclusion, low flavonoid intake from food may increase lung cancer risk.
|Krista Yorita Christensen; Adonia Naidu; Marie-Élise Parent; Javier Pintos; Michal Abrahamowicz; Jack Siemiatycki; Anita Koushik
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Pinned Dreaming of a White(caps) Christmas: AFTN's 2015 Vancouver Whitecaps advent calendar
Dec 01 2015 08:08 AM | Michael McColl in AFTN
"It's Chriiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssstmaaaaaaaasssssss" - Noddy Holder 1973.
It's the most wonderful time of the year. Well it could have been even better if the 'Caps had made the MLS Cup. Next year.
Celebrate the Christmas season with AFTN's 2015 Vancouver Whitecaps advent calendar, where we'll bring you some of the stories of this season, and some surprises along the way, through the photos of AFTN photographer Tom Ewasiuk (Residual Image).
Don't forget to check back every day!
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2S Extra #7 Interview with Paul Dalglish, New Head Coach and GM of the Ottawa Fury
Nov 27 2015 06:25 PM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
Today on 2S Extra,
Duane and Kevin talked to newly appointed Head Coach of the Ottawa Fury, Paul Dalglish about the challenges of taking over a new team, about the NASL, about soccer in North America and a plethora of other subjects. Thanks to the Ottawa Fury for the interview.
Plus, Duane and Kevin talk about the recent Drogba "quotes" saying MLS is more "difficult then the Premier League.
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TFC season review, part V: Where do we go from here
Nov 25 2015 05:04 PM | Duane Rollins in 24th Minute
After nine seasons it's hard to be rational. Jokes about Mista and, well, Mista mostly come easier than the stark reality of TFC losing by a combined 8-0 in its two biggest games of its history.
The Toronto Football Club has not been a model franchise in Major League Soccer. Well, on the pitch anyway. The boys in New York are happy with the loonies the club keeps shipping down to them, even if they are 30 per cent smaller than they were a few years ago.
The thing is, as Daniel Squizzato pointed out a few weeks ago, if we're still here after all that has passed then we're always going to be here. And, that requires us to be rational. Or insane. Either or.
So, where do we go from here? What is the next move of TFC? How will this year be the year that they finally get it all right?
Can Toronto finally end the jokes and stop the madness that has defined the Bloody Bad Decade?
History isn't on their side.
Yet, it isn't the place of this space to be entirely negative. You simply don't write and talk about this team for nearly a decade without some level of irrational hope – without some deep rooted belief that it can be fixed and that the fix will happen soon.
What's the fix look like?
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Two Solitudes Soccer Podcast #115 2015 Canadian Soccer Awards Show and Canucks Abroad
Nov 24 2015 07:29 PM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
Today on the Two Solitudes Soccer Podcast,
Duane and Kevin talked to Jon Eden for the monthly Canucks Abroad segment, looking at Canadian players having an impact with their clubs abroad.
Plus the 2015 Two Solitudes Canadian Soccer Awards!
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2S Extra #6 Interview with Richard Peddie, Former President and CEO of MLSE
Nov 20 2015 06:18 PM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
Today on 2S Extra,
Duane and Kevin talked to Richard Peddie, Former President and CEO of MLSE about his new book, 21 Leadership Lessons: Successes, Failures, and Discoveries from a Life in Business and Sports available in all book stores and E-book stores, about the beginnings of TFC, the successes, the failures and everything in-between .
Plus, Duane and Kevin talked about Marc Dos Santos being named the first head coach of the Swope Park Rangers, SKC's USL team and about a news concerning the USL PDL team in Ontario that Duane broke last night!
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Ontario gives notice on PDL in province
Nov 20 2015 01:53 AM | Duane Rollins in 24th Minute
The Ontario Soccer League has informed FC London, K-W United, Toronto FC Academy and the Thunder Bay Chill that 2016 will be the last year they will be permitted to play in the USL PDL.
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Keep, Trade or Release 2015: A Vancouver Whitecaps player analysis (Part Two - Midfielders and Forwards)
Nov 19 2015 10:38 PM | Michael McColl in AFTN
Vancouver Whitecaps' 2015 season is over and with it, the hard work for next year begins in earnest.
The Whitecaps will retain their solid core, but new additions are necessary to make the squad stronger and more productive in front of goal. You can make additions without subtracting in MLS, so with all that in mind, it's time for AFTN's annual "Keep, Trade or Release" feature.
We kicked off Part One with a look at this year's goalkeepers and defenders. Today, we analyse the midfielders and forwards.
Who should be kept around for next season? Who should be traded or sold to free up space for more valuable assets or to fill positions of need? And who should just be released into the wild altogether? And remember, when we talk about trades, it's not necessarily for a player coming back, but could be for allocation money or a draft pick.
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MLS Cup Conference Finals Teleconference
Nov 19 2015 01:56 AM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
Raw Audio of today's MLS Cup Conference Finals Teleconference
Thanks to the MLS for the audio.
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Keep, Trade or Release 2015: A Vancouver Whitecaps player analysis (Part One - Goalkeepers and Defenders)
Nov 17 2015 06:04 AM | Michael McColl in AFTN
Vancouver Whitecaps' 2015 season is over and with it, the hard work for next year begins in earnest.
It was a great year in so many ways. The club's highest ever finish and points total in the MLS era, most wins, most away wins, and, of course, that first Canadian Championship, at long last.
But with that success comes the desire, need, expectation and pressure to do even better in 2016. A fact very much not lost on Carl Robinson.
The Whitecaps held their player exit interviews last Thursday. They'll now all now whether Robbo sees them in his plans for next season.
What we can expect next is the official announcements around the release of certain players, the re-signing of others, and the trade speculation will be in full force.
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UBC claim record-breaking 6th CIS Women's Championship - "We were here to win the big one, and we won the big one"
Nov 17 2015 06:00 AM | Michael McColl in AFTN
Does it get any better than winning a national title in your home stadium? If you ask anyone connected with the UBC Thunderbirds women's soccer team tonight, they'll tell you, no it doesn't.
UBC clinched a record breaking 6th CIS Championship at a bitterly cold Thunderbird Stadium on Sunday afternoon, with a comfortable and dominant 3-0 win over Trinity Western Spartans in front of 1,153 fans.
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Episode 134 - The AFTN Podcast - "There's Still Time" (The Future Is Bright with guests Mauro Rosales, Christian Dean and Fraser Aird)
Nov 15 2015 07:13 AM | Michael McColl in AFTN
The future is looking very bright if you're a fan of Vancouver Whitecaps or the Canadian national team. If you're a fan of both, well then, you're being spoiled right now aren't you?!
Canada's current crop of talent got the latest round of their World Cup qualification quest off to the perfect start with a 1-0 win over Honduras in Vancouver on Friday night.
We look back at the highs and the lows from the victory and ponder what may lie ahead in the group and in terms of where the next home games will be played.
It's exciting times for both Voyageurs and players alike and we catch up with one of the latest to commit to Canada, Glasgow Rangers right winger/right back Fraser Aird. We chat about his tough decision on his international future and about life at one of the Old Firm giants.
Turning our attention from country to club, we look at the offseason plans and moves for the Whitecaps? Can they keep their top talent like goalkeeper David Ousted? Will some veterans move on? How can the new pieces fit in to the current make up of the team?
We chat with veteran midfielder Mauro Rosales and second year centre back Christian Dean about the season just past and what may lie in the future for both of them.
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Canada v Honduras - The Story In Pictures
Nov 15 2015 12:09 AM | Michael McColl in AFTN
The boys were back in town and after coming away with a 1-0 win and attracting an impressive crowd, it won't be long before they're back again.
Canada's men's national team came to Vancouver for a World Cup qualifier for the first time since October 2004. A Cyle Larin goal, bundled in seven minutes before half time, was the difference in a hard fought victory over Honduras in front of 20,108 fans at BC Place.
The win got Canada's quest for the Hex off to a perfect start. There's still a lot of work to actually get there, but the signs look a lot more promising than previous campaigns. Maximum points from their home games is the key to success and they've kicked things off with three out of three.
Bring on Mexico to Vancouver in March, and don't forget to leave the roof open.
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Canada's dreams of getting back to the Hex get off to the perfect start against Honduras in World Cup qualifying
Nov 14 2015 10:24 PM | Michael McColl in AFTN
Eleven years after losing 3-1 to Costa Rica at Swangard Stadium, the Canadian National Team returned to Vancouver in front of 20,000 plus fans and defeated Honduras 1-0.
The difference in the match was a first half goal initially given to Will Johnson and then awarded to Cyle Larin after the match while Milan Borjan collected the clean sheet. All hail Cyle Larin's ass!
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Thunderbirds Week: UBC Men and Women looking to secure place in CIS Nationals finals
Nov 14 2015 08:10 AM | Michael McColl in AFTN
Two quarter-finals on two different sides of the country. Two victories and two clean sheets. That was the UBC Thunderbirds Thursday.
UBC's Men's soccer team kicked off their quest for a record 14th CIS title with comfortable 3-0 win over Toronto Varsity Blues.
Former Whitecaps PDL player Harry Lakhan gave the Tbirds a half time lead with a 20th minute penalty. Justin Wallace doubled UBC's lead in the 63rd minute, firing home through a crowded box, and another former Whitecap, Gagan Dosanjh, completed the scoring six minutes later after running on to a through ball.
Chad Bush celebrated being named CIS Goalkeeper of the Year with his 11th clean sheet of the season for the 4th seeded Thunderbirds.
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2015 Montreal Impact Post Mortem Press Conference
Nov 13 2015 07:11 PM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
Raw Audio of the Montreal Impact's Post Mortem Press Conference
Cameron Porter
Maxim Tissot
Anthony Jackson-Hamel
Maxime Crépeau
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Fraser Aird committed to Canada and hoping for "big things" in World Cup qualification campaign - "I was born in Canada, so I think I should play for Canada"
Nov 13 2015 06:20 PM | Michael McColl in AFTN
No matter how many times it happens, it never gets any less galling.
For years now, Canada have lost out on several potential international players who have committed to other, more successful, countries through their own or parental birth right. More galling is that many have been developed here and represented Canada at youth level before making the jump
There's been Jonathan de Guzmán, who committed to the Netherlands whilst his brother chose Canada, Asmir Begović to Bosnia, Owen Hargreaves to England, and Teal Bunbury and Sydney Leroux to the US, to name just a few of more infamous ones.
You finished spitting at your screen yet?
But times they are a changing it would appear. It's been rather the champagne year for players having the choice of where they want to pledge their international futures and deciding to choose Canada.
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Mauro Biello Head Coach and Director of Player Personnel
Nov 13 2015 05:34 PM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
by Kevin Laramee
Joey Saputo, President of the Montreal Impact, announced today the nomination of Mauro Biello as Head Coach and Director of Player Personnel.
It is a three year action plan at least with Mauro at the helms of the club.
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"Most fans from those years still remember Bob Lenarduzzi, Alex Bunbury and Paul Peschisolido"
Nov 13 2015 05:23 PM | Grant in Some Canadian Guys
Football in El Salvador is living a rough moment. Here's a bit of background, but the short story is this: a group of the nation's best, most experienced players is embroiled in a dispute with the governing body that has left them out of the team for El Salvador's upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Mexico and Canada.
I corresponded recently with LA-based journalist Rodrigo Arias to get up to speed on the latest developments and find out what Canada can expect on Nov. 17. Rodrigo has covered the El Salvador team for 20 years and is an excellent follow for Canadian national team watchers. His Twitter handle is: @rodro77
Oh yes, he also revealed some El Salvador fans are surprisingly knowledgeable about Canadian soccer history.
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2015 NASL Soccer Bowl Preview Show with Tom Heineman,Hunter Freeman and Steven Sandor
Nov 12 2015 07:38 PM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
Today on 2S Extra's 2015 NASL Soccer Bowl Preview Show
Duane and Kevin talked to Tom Heineman of the Ottawa Fury, to Hunter Freeman of the New York Cosmos and to Steven Sandor of the11.ca, Plastic Pitch and color commentator for the FC Edmonton broadcast, to preview the 2015 NASL Socccer Bowl!
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Mauro Biello's 2015 Post Mortem
Nov 12 2015 05:09 PM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
The raw audio of the post mortem press conference of Montreal Impact's Interim head Coach Mauro Biello.
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TFC season review: Part IV -- Player report card
Nov 11 2015 09:44 PM | Duane Rollins in 24th Minute
The annual TFC player report card below the jump.
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Thunderbirds Week: Undefeated UBC Thunderbirds heading to CIS nationals in confident mood - "They're a confident group and they want to lift trophies"
Nov 11 2015 09:06 PM | Michael McColl in AFTN
The UBC Thunderbirds are back at the CIS Nationals this week, kicking off their quest for a 14th Canadian crown at York University in Toronto on Thursday.
The newly crowned Canada West champions are undefeated during the season so far. A feat they also achieved in 2012 and that ended with them taking home the national title. Can they do it again?
In celebration of the Thunderbirds achievements, AFTN is bringing you our second Thunderbirds Week, with lots of features and interviews on the team, hopefully on their way to another Championship.
We'll also bring you coverage of the women's CIS nationals, which are being hosted by the Canada West winning Thunderbirds as well.
We're a little late kick the week off we know, due to all the Whitecaps coverage we had to get out of the way, but we begin the week today with a chat with UBC head coach Mike Mosher.
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Two Solitudes Soccer Podcast CanMNT WCQ Preview Show with Steven Sandor
Nov 11 2015 06:52 PM | Canadian Soccer News in 24th Minute
Today on a Special WCQ Preview Show,
Duane and Kevin talked to Steven Sandor oh the11.ca and Plastic Pitch about the upcoming World Cup Qualifier game vs Honduras at BC Place on Friday 10pm EST/ 7pm PAC
Plus, Duane and Kevin talked about the ghost of qualifiers past...yes that ghost...
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MdS CotY
Nov 11 2015 03:45 PM | Duane Rollins in 24th Minute
A Canadian coach has been named the 2015 NASL Coach of the Year.
Who says Canadians can't coach?
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CSA confirms C-League plans
Nov 11 2015 03:03 PM | Duane Rollins in 24th Minute
CSA president Victor Montagliani confirmed yesterday that the CSA has been working on establishing a Canadian League for the last two years.
Appearing in Anthony Totera's Red Card Radio, Montagliani expanded on much of what's been reported here and elsewhere.
The transcript of the relevant part of the interview is below the jump.
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|Effects of carbonate precipitates on long-term performance of granular iron for reductive dechlorination of TCE.
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|Long-term column experiments were conducted to evaluate the effects of secondary carbonate minerals on permeability and reactivity of commercial granular iron treating trichloroethene (TCE). The results showed that carbonate precipitates caused a decrease in reactivity of the iron, and spatially and temporally varying reactivity loss resulted in migration of mineral precipitation fronts, as well as profiles of TCE, pH, alkalinity, calcium, and dissolved iron. In the columns receiving solutions of dissolved calcium carbonate, porosity gradually decreased in proportion to the source concentrations, as carbonate minerals accumulated. However, the rate of porosity loss slowed over time because of the declining reactivity of the iron. Thus, secondary minerals are not likely to accumulate to the extent that there is a substantial reduction in hydraulic conductivity. The reactivity of the iron was found to decrease as an exponential function of the carbonate mineral volume fraction. This changing reactivity of iron should be incorporated into predictive models for improved designs of iron permeable reactive barriers (PRBs).
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|Created Date: 2006-11-22 Completed Date: 2007-01-16 Revised Date: 2009-11-19
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Iron / chemistry*
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Sunday, January 13, 2008
Completely Captivated
Sometimes you find the most wonderful things in the most unexpected places. They catch you off-guard and the moment is made magic because you could never have even dreamed it up. I wouldn't say I'm a romantic person by any stretch but sometimes a girl needs something to take her breath away, make her forget where she's standing and just be completely captivated. But no, I'm not talking about a man right now... I'm talking about a cookbook...mostly :)
I just returned from 10 days in Perth, which is Sydney's little sister all the way over on the west coast of Australia. I stayed with a good friend who gladly let me take over his kitchen and even helped as we cooked all sorts of yummy things. I won't lie, supplies needed to be purchased, but he is now the proud owner of a baking dish, a removable-bottom cake pan and a nifty set of measuring cups and I can only hope that he gets some use out of them now that I've gone. We wandered around the lovely and historic Subiaco, visited two patisseries only to find them both closed, we ate fish and chips on the beach, sat in the gorgeous Kings Park, and I went on my first ever camping trip to Margaret River. It's a small, quaint little town about 300km south of Perth famous for local wine and surfing beaches. We explored Mammoth Cave, which was an incredibly well preserved natural wonder, and watched an amazing sunset over the Indian Ocean, something I've never had the pleasure of seeing for myself before. Unfortunately though, the camera battery died on our first day there, so we didn't get many photos of Margaret River, but stay tuned for photos of the rest of the trip!
It was in this tiny little town that I found a cookbook I've had my eye on for months now, Chocolate and Zucchini by Clotilde Dusoulier, who you all know from her blog of the same name, Chocolate and Zucchini. I couldn't believe that I found the book in Margaret River when I couldn't find it in Sydney! On the car trip home I pored over the pages (and dribbled over the photos) and decided right away on a quiche recipe that would be perfect for a picnic we were planning.
We used what we had on hand to make the quiches, this involved substituting macadamias for the cashews specified in the original recipe, parsley for tarragon and Swiss cheese for Gruyére. The tiny quiches held up perfectly on the picnic. I liked the chunkiness, with each bite a melding of flavours and textures. I had been thinking about putting nuts into a quiche for some time now, and I was more than happy with the result. What's more was that they were easy and fun to make! Thanks Clotilde, if you happen to see this. Your book is a very welcome addition to my growing cookbook collection, and I hope you enjoy your time in Perth this year too!
Chicken and Macadamia Mini Quiches
Adapted from Chocolate and Zucchini by Clotilde Dusoulier
Makes 12
• 1 teaspoon olive oil, plus extra for greasing
• 3 small chicken breasts, cut into 1cm cubes
• 1 teaspoon minced garlic
• 3 ripe tomatoes
• 3 large eggs
• 1 ½ cups milk
• 90g plain flour
• Sea salt and cracked black pepper
• ½ cup Swiss cheese, grated
• 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
• 90g macadamias, chopped roughly
1. Preheat the oven to 220°C (430°F) and use a pastry brush to grease a muffin pan with olive oil.
2. Heat the olive oil in a frying pan over medium-high heat. Add the garlic, stirring for a few seconds before adding the cubes of chicken. Cook until golden and pieces are slightly firm. Allow to cool.
3. Halve and core the tomatoes, discarding the seeds and juice. Dice the flesh into 1cm cubes.
4. Whisk the eggs in a large bowl. Add the milk and whisk again. Sift in the flour, salt and pepper.
5. Add the chicken, cheese, tomatoes, parsley and macadamias and stir with a spoon.
6. Spoon the batter into the prepared muffin pan and bake for about 35 minutes, until golden and puffy. Transfer to a rack for 2 minutes to cool, then unmould to cool completely.
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- Manggy said...
Hi Lisa!
Oh, Perth-- I've never been, but I met an elderly couple from Perth when I traveled to Europe. Love them to bits.
Nice quiches! Very tall and thick!
- January 13, 2008 at 10:10 PM
- Lisa said...
Perth is lovely, I really liked it there... but its so tiny compared to Sydney!
- January 14, 2008 at 10:35 AM
- alec said...
beautiful results! I'm on my usual saturday morning food blog search to find breakfast inspiration ... looks like the search is over! this looks amazing!
- January 27, 2008 at 1:51 AM
- cakebrain said...
Those quiches look absolutely delicious! They're inspiring me to make some soon!
- January 27, 2008 at 5:39 AM
- Lisa said...
These quiches could be eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner. I made some the other day and added baby spinach, delicious! Let me know how you go if you make them :)
- January 27, 2008 at 10:08 AM
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For most people their smartphone is their lifeline since it contains everything you need to get through your day. Today's smartphones are not only designed for daily tasking they are also equipped to handle your stored personal data and most recently, the entire contents of your wallet.
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Something I left out of yesterday's video discussion [1]:
"Universal's new move is the second time in 16 months that Mr. Morris has shaken up the sluggish recording industry by upsetting established practices. In 2003, Universal said it would slash its suggested retail prices by almost one-third in a bid to breathe new life into CD sales. The price cut drew catcalls from many small retailers that felt their margins being squeezed, but company executives said the pricing plan had been a success, noting that Universal's album sales jumped about 7 percent last year, beating the industry's overall increase of about 1.6 percent."
Let's review: a product widely considered to be over-priced, primarily due to industry price-fixing, sees a significant increase in sales when pricing moves towards a more competive schema.
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The 5c may not be a failure per se, but people were expecting competitive pricing for emerging markets, i.e. India, China. Personally I wish that I could just buy a phone outright and just pay for a simm card, I really do not see any consumer benefit with the American pricing model.
The advantage of the American pricing model is that psychologically, people are a lot more willing to pay $200 for a phone with a contract than $600 for a phone without a contract. It's not like there's some phone company willing to give you a great deal if you bring your own phone. They're all priced pretty much the same.
Because no one thinks that their contract is $2000. If they thought about it that way, there would be a lot fewer people signing up for smartphone contracts. They think of it as what it's going to cost them on the day they buy the phone and what is it going to cost them per month. On the day they buy the phone, $100 looks a lot better than $200 to all but the rich. And a lot of people, especially young people who are not geeks, prefer the look of the 5c. Personally, I'd only go for the 5s if I were buying a phone now. But since my iPhone5 will soon be only celebrating its first birthday, I'll be waiting for the iPhone 6 next year.
As for the article, a "fanboy" article is one that doesn't have any facts in it. This article has plenty of facts in it, something your final comment is without. If you think it's a fanboy article, why don't you refute some of the facts expressed within it. Did they get the numbers wrong? Did they misquote any of the press articles?


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British music icon Bryan Ferry is bringing both his regular band and his newly formed jazz orchestra to Plymouth Pavilions next autumn, as part of his UK tour. Tickets go on sale at 10am today. Bryan will be performing an eclectic selection of numbers to celebrate his 40 years as a singer and songwriter – both with Roxy Music and as a solo artist – in his first major tour since Dylanesque in 2007. The singer has, unusually, just released a highly acclaimed instrumental album The Jazz Age.
Bryan Ferry plays Plymouth Pavilions on Saturday, November 23, 2013. Box office: 0845 146 1460 or visit www.plymouthpavilions.com.
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Adam Ant brings his band, the Good, the Mad and the Lovely Posse to two Westcountry venues next April, following in the footsteps of Suggs, aka Graham Macpherson from Madness, who is touring his autobiographical one-man show Suggs Live earlier the same month. It's a welcome return for 1980s star Adam, who excelled in concert at Falmouth's Princess Pavilion earlier this year. Suggs' touching and funny show was a major highlight of July's Port Eliot Festival.
Suggs performs at Hall for Cornwall, Truro (01872 262466) on April 9 and the Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple (01271 324242) on April 10. Adam Ant plays Queen's Theatre on April 26 and Hall for Cornwall on April 27.
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In spite of weighty critical acclaim, Bristol-based indie singer songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Nick Talbot (pictured) and his Gravenhurst identity are still something of a hidden gem. There's a chance to find out what all the fuss is about when he plays Exeter Phoenix on Saturday, December 8. The gig – part of the IC Music Project which brings together music venues from England, France and Belgium to tour and promote emerging artists –coincides with the release of The Ghost In Daylight, Gravenhurst's fourth full-length album. Support comes from Mary Epworth and Ed Wood Jr.


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But if you want some ponies, and don't want to go to the store for them, now is the time! Free shipping! Unfortunately, they don't have any of those "Rare" toys a lot of us are searching for. Mainly keychains and the 2'' 4 set.
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Lending their support to Landmarks, their fathers had been excited to enjoy the dates with their daughters, and wanting to go together, the trolley was the perfect solution.
The girls, their dads, and a few curious and delighted moms arrived at the home of Loree and Owen Aronov early that evening. Owen has attended the ball each year with daughter Josie since she was 3. Now 8 years old, Josie welcomed Wes Loard and daughter Camilla; Gregg Alford and daughter Jane Abbie; Steve Davidson and daughter Lela; Henry Moore and daughter Claire; Mike Hart and daughter Adison; Howard Brazil and daughters Allie Frances and Chandler; Darren Dillion and daughter Marguerite; and Arch Lee and daughter Ann Layton.
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Rob Gough is arguably the fastest sailor afloat on Hobart's River Derwent, sailing his high performance foiler Moth class skiff at incredibly high speeds. Today the results of his sailing skills, nationally and internationally, were recognised when he was named Tasmanian Male Sailor of the Year for 2012.
Tasmanian Male Sailor of the Year Rob Gough surrounded by six of the seven member crew that won the Australian women's keelboat championship, Colleen Darcey, Caroline Walker, Sally Rattle, Heather McCullum, Lauren Davison, Sarah Baldwin and Michelle Edwards
The 43-year-old's remarkable sailing results going back to his teenage years were highlighted when he was also inducted into the Tasmanian Yachting Hall of Fame.
Over the past year Gough, a member of the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, has won the 2011 Australian Moth championships in Melbourne and finished an impressive third in the 2012 world championships in Italy.
This is Gough's third Tasmanian Male Sailor of the Year Award, with his Hall of Fame induction record going back to 1984 and listing two wins in the Stonehaven Cup for Cadet Dinghies, three world sailboard championships in sailboards, as well as his more recent successes in the foiler Moth class.
Gough will be competing nationally again at the Sail Sydney regatta in early December with his sights then set defending his Moth national title at Wangi Wangi on Lake Macquarie and the next world championships in Hawaii.
While Gough sails a one-person boat, the Tasmanian Female Sailor of the Year award was shared by seven Hobart women who crewed the winning yacht, Penfold Audi Sport, in the 2012 Australian women's keelboat champion in Melbourne.
The crew comprised skipper Colleen Darcey, Caroline Walker, Sally Rattle, Heather McCullum, Lauren Davison, Sarah Baldwin and Michelle Edwards.
It was a double victory over the weekend for Sally Rattle as on Saturday her yacht Archie scored a Group 1 victory in the Combined Clubs Harbour Series.
Yachting Tasmania president Garry Langford and Laser Radial sailor Anna Vaughan, winnner of Tasmania's Outstanding Youth Achievement Award
Sally was not aboard, instead showing a puppy at the 150th annual Tasmanian Dog Show. However, four of her fellow award winners were, with Colleen Darcey, Heather McCullum, Caroline Walker and Michelle Edwards sailing with Scott Brain as skipper and four male crew members.
Outstanding Youth Achievement Award went to 16-year-old Laser Radial sailor Anna Vaughan from the RYCT, who placed sixth in the 46 boat Laser 4.7 fleet at the world youth championships in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This included two wins and a second.
Tasmania's first representative at the London Paralympics sailing regatta, Matthew Bugg won two awards: Tasmanian Yachting Personality of the Year and Disabled Sailor the Year. He placed seventh in the 2.4mR class at the Paralympics.
Anna and Matthew will join Rob in representing Tasmania at Sail Sydney next month.
Yachting Tasmania also recognised tireless workers for sailing with the Volunteers Award: Brian Freeman and Scott Price.
Tasmanian Volunteers award winners Brian Freeman (left) and Scott Price
Freeman has been heavily involved with Sailability in Hobart since its formation in 1999, including the construction of two Payne 24 yachts and their ongoing maintenance. He also assisted in the organisation of the world and national Access Dinghy championships in Sydney earlier this year.
Scott Price has given enormous service to junior and youth sailing over the past 16 years, including being chairman of the RYCT Dinghy Group, beginners coach and co-ordinator, president of the Australian Sabot Sailing Association as well being Sabot state coach and race officer for many regattas and championships, providing his vessel Ark of Esperence as a committee boat.
In addition to Rob Gough, other inductees in the Yachting Tasmania Hall of Fame were Norman Deane OAM, Alastair Douglas OAM, Justin Clougher and Chris Harmsen.