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That is a different Majesco. http://tinyurl.com/peo...
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Majesco soaring, +44% on near 30x volume [View news story]Apr 20, 2015. 02:14 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
That's just it. When a hedge (or whomever) decides to run a stock up, they will get lots of people who know nothing about a stock to buy in and hope for a piece of the ride up. And then that whole "hogs gets slaughtered" thing happens to them.
Apr 20, 2015. 02:11 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
My guess is it is a pump and dump before the dilution is official.
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Looks like the dilution has begun. This was filed Friday to the tune of a 2.25 million share dilution. http://bit.ly/1GdhoIT
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Thanks for the comment. I feel bad for the common shareholder who may choose to ignore this kind of thing in hopes management does right by them. The commons are almost always the lowest rung of the food chain.
Feb 17, 2015. 08:35 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
I don't deny it, I was very critical about Majesco. Full disclosure, I think they should have gone for a 1 for 10 reverse split and think management missed on that. But with that said and my history of comments, I've seen some improvements in their strategy. I'm not screaming BUY hand over fist, there are problems and I've included caution in my article. In the end, I'm saying they are showing improvements and may just pull out of this.
Jun 27, 2014. 10:00 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Based on feedback, I went ahead and deleted that line. I don't want any confusion about that to take away from the overall article. Thanks again, everyone.
Jun 27, 2014. 05:37 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
If this is true, I will edit that part out. The BUY part was a last minute addition this morning. The actual article had nothing to do with the coverage so it should work just fine without the Wainright info. Thanks, everyone. Last time I trust the internet. :)
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Thank you very much for that!
Jun 27, 2014. 11:49 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
I actually wrote this yesterday and had no idea of the upgrade. This morning, I quickly edited it to include the upgrade and it was published after the addition was made. I guess I got lucky with the timing of the article.
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Considering that tomato is a fruit, the addition of strawberries isn't that strange in this sauce from Rose's Luxury. The sauce should be quite spicy, which tempers the berries' sweetness.<\/p> You don\u2019t need an ice-cream maker to serve cool, creamy scoops. All you need is a bowl to make semifreddo happen.
Freeze your strawberries in advance to ensure a consistent sweetness and vibrant red color.<\/p> We love the combination of gently cooked and raw strawberries in this not-too-sweet version of the classic dessert.
Lemonade is great, but this version takes the cake.<\/p>
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Candlewood Suites Aurora-Naperville, Aurora
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A Muncie man was rescued from his home after a fire broke out in his kitchen late Friday night.
Firefighters were called the house at 1504 S. Pershing Drive, just across Heekin Park from Fire Station 2, after 11 p.m. Friday. Kicking in the door, they found a fire in the kitchen and were able to contain the blaze to that room, according to Muncie Fire Department Battalion Chief James Clevenger.
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Is Denis Johnson real? Given the barest facts about his career, one might suppose he'd been invented by a focus group of teenage aspirant bohemians. One of his poetry anthologies is called The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations Millennium General Assembly (1992), after the Ghent Altarpiece of outsider art. His debut novel, Angels (1983), is about addicts, pimps, repo men, bank robbers, religious nuts, and a psychologically shattered rape victim; post-"Howl," the title is less arresting than obligatory. Jesus' Son (1992), a book of stories named for a Velvet Underground lyric, has yet more junkies, thieves, and marginal creeps. The National Book Award- winning Tree of Smoke (2007), a massive novel about the Vietnam War, is the sort of thing for which critics reserve the word "phantasmagoric."
Johnson's plots can sound a bit like the product of a committee or checklist, too. Here is Library Journal on Johnson's 2000 novel, The Name of the World: "This lean but vivid and affecting novel drops us into the world of Michael Reed, who has managed to cocoon himself in a stable but inert life as a university professor after his wife and child are killed in an auto accident. Four years later...Reed knows he needs to finish mourning and move on but can't quite figure out how. A sort of salvation comes in the form of Flower Cannon, a free-spirited student who serendipitously reappears in his path."
Train Dreams, a novella first published in The Paris Review in 2002, was given the magazine's Aga Khan Prize for that year and awarded the PEN/O. Henry Prize in 2003. We might describe it Mad Libs-style: "This lean but vivid and affecting novel drops us into the world of [railroad worker Robert Grainier], who has managed to cocoon himself in a stable but inert life as a [mountain man] after his [wife and child] are [lost and presumed dead] in a [forest fire]. [One year] later?[Grainier] knows he needs to finish mourning and move on but can't quite figure out how." For the free-spirited student, substitute a Kootenai Indian named Bob, a feral child, or the fledgling miracle of flight, which Grainier experiences at a county fair. Each of these offers the man, a laborer in the early-twentieth-century West, what is referred to in critic-speak as "a shot at redemption."
The story isn't really so pat. We are introduced to Grainier in 1917, as he participates in the halfhearted and unsuccessful execution of a Chinese worker "caught, or anyway accused of, stealing from the company stores of the Spokane International Railway in the Idaho Panhandle." We see Grainier build and repair railroad bridges, and work as a choke setter, a logger who fastens timber for removal by horses (or, in our day, helicopters). We flash back to his courtship ("almost always at the Methodist Sunday services") of a girl named Gladys Olding. Later, in 1920, a fire reduces the Moyea Valley, and Grainier's young family, to a dark memory. What follows—the tortuous path of Grainier's grief, and his experience of a changing world—is best left for the reader to discover.
What's clear is that Denis Johnson is real, and that he is hardly the hopped-up, wide-eyed dime store mystic that a jaded reader might expect him to be. Johnson's aptitude for storytelling puts him in league with crime writers like James Crumley and Charles Willeford. His humor, especially in Jesus' Son, recalls Tom McGuane and even the great Charles Portis more frequently than it does what we think of as "stoner comedy." Johnson, asked about the "relationship between writing and drugs," said, "I think it's a miracle I was able to become a writer at all after everything I took when I was younger. I think what I'm saying is, don't do drugs if you're really serious about becoming a writer." Hard words from a man with cult status.
And Johnson takes literary risks. He's followed his creativity down some chancy alleys—see, e.g., his postapocalyptic novel Fiskadoro (1985). It's a pretty difficult read, but if Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer-winning The Road (2006) could get any more ashen, it would pale by comparison. Tree of Smoke was put to nearly 3,000 words of rattan-cane torture by B. R. Myers, who made some crippling points, but years on, it's hard to remember what Myers wrote, and easy to remember Johnson's book. Take the time to peruse Johnson's corpus, and the inescapable conclusion is that its recurring elements are passions, revisited thoughtfully, not out of complacency or lack of imagination.
Train Dreams drives this spike home in two ways. The first is that its time period marked a major departure for Johnson, one presumably demanding a staggering deal of research. The second is that its tone, more subdued than Johnson's usual, had to have presented a challenge. He manages to avoid two of the snares that await writers of historical fiction—on the one hand, anachronism, which one finds even in Doctorow and Morrison, and, on the other hand, an anxious dependency on archaic words and cherry-picked, jarring period detail. Maybe it helped matters that Johnson is a poet. His language keeps frontier passion in the yoke of plausible old-time discretion.
When the sun got too hot, they moved under a lone jack pine in the pasture of jeremy grass, he with his back against the bark and she with her cheek on his shoulder. The white daises dabbed the field so profusely that it seemed to foam. He wanted to ask for her hand now. He was afraid to ask. She must want him to ask, or surely she wouldn't lie there with him, breathing against his arm, his face against her hair—her hair faintly fragrant of sweat and soap? "Would you care to be my wife, Gladys?" he astonished himself by saying.It says something that the flora are mentioned so carelessly, so naturally. In how many bad books would a dozen specimens of plant life be dutifully listed, so that the reader all but sees the author with his thumb in the reference text? And how about those foaming daisies? And Grainier's astonishment at his own rather gentle presumption? Johnson has shown a man's desire using subtle gestures, without reaching for a telegraphic display of sexual bravado or incontinence. He doesn't need it. So it's safe to say that when he did give his readers a sexual nightmare, two decades earlier (Angels), he wasn't angling for shock value.
He overreaches, as so many writers do, in the arena of religious feeling. Here is Grainier surveying the scene of the wildfire that claimed his family—"this feasting fire," in Johnson's gruesome and lapidary phrase. "He saw no sign of their Bible, either. If the Lord had failed to protect even the book of his own Word, this proved to Grainier that here had come a fire stronger than God." No, it didn't. This is the kind of thing that will ring a reader's bell if his whole sense of Old Time Religion comes from reading Wise Blood and The Violent Bear It Away. The average man, even if he is a hillbilly simpleton—and even if he happens to be a hillbilly simpleton in a phantasmagoric parable—will not be surprised to learn that Bibles are flammable. To pretend otherwise is to require double duty of faith, to ask first that it be the thing itself and then that it stand in for whatever grim, world-rattling effect the author wishes to produce.
Train Dreams isn't lacking in those sorts of effects, but it earns them, with a delicacy of language and a mythic simplicity of storytelling that would slip the grasp of many writers. Like McCarthy's The Road, Train Dreams is the tragedy of a man cut adrift in a world distorted beyond recognition: "By now it no longer disturbed him to understand that the valley wouldn't slowly, eventually resume its condition from before the great fire." Robert Grainier's world of trains and trees has passed away, and the greatest fire of all turns out to be the bewildering progress of time, the obsolescence of everything one loves. It's not an easy phenomenon to capture. Just ask Cormac McCarthy.
A writer living in southern Connecticut, Stefan Beck has written for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Sun, The Weekly Standard, The New Criterion, and other publications. He also writes a food blog, The Poor Mouth, which can be found at www.stefanbeckonline.com/tpm/.


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New York mayoral candidate Weiner uses Pittsburgh as backdrop
Let's face it. It's not the most embarrassing thing he's ever done.
New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner, a former U.S. House member and tweeter of lewd selfies, inexplicably splashed a photograph of Pittsburgh's Downtown skyline across his campaign website.
His campaign did not respond to email and phone requests for comment.
"Is he even eligible to run in Pittsburgh?" wondered an amused Sonya Toler, campaign spokeswoman for Democratic mayoral nominee Bill Peduto. On the bright side, she said, "It speaks well for the viability of our city's future that it is able to attract interest on this level."
Weiner resigned from Congress in 2011 after his admission that he sent sexually explicit photos of himself to several women through Twitter.
"Anthony Weiner obviously struggles with using social media," Pittsburgh's Republican mayoral nominee, Josh Wander, said in an email. "If he decides to move here and to run for mayor of Pittsburgh, I will send him a tweet welcoming him to the city."
Weiner, a Democrat, is attempting to become the second disgraced politician to make a comeback this year. This month, former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford, a Republican who attempted to cover a tryst with an Argentine mistress by telling people he was hiking the Appalachian Trail, won a seat in Congress.
By 4:30 p.m., Weiner's campaign had swapped out the blue-hued shot of Downtown — apparently taken from Roberto Clemente Bridge — with a blocky, two-tone rendering of what appeared to be the Empire State Building.
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A joke was told before the fall of the Soviet Union: A Marxist economist says "We wish Communism to triumph over all the world - except for New Zealand."
"Why New Zealand?" a Western economist asks? "Because prices have to be set somewhere!" The Marxist replies.
It took nearly a century, but the argument by Ludwig von Mises that price-setting and economic calculation is impossible under socialism -- that establishing the economic value of anything in a command economy was just not possible -- was eventually so widely recognised by the Soviets themselves they made a joke about it.
Economic value is not determined primary by the amount of labour consumed in production, but by the price people are willing to pay for something when their choice is free and uncoerced. Without a free and uncoerced market, establishing economic value is just so much guesswork.
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Hot, humid summer weather is quickly approaching. With energy rates increasing across the country, homeowners will see some of their highest energy bills ever. A home and duct performance test helps homeowners find real solutions to increase energy efficiency and lower heating and cooling bills.
Most homes are not nearly as energy efficient as they should be, leading to energy loss and higher than necessary heating or cooling bills. Up to $0.40 of every heating and cooling dollar spent is lost through poor construction, leaky ductwork and improperly sized or installed equipment according to the Department of Energy.
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Hamilton reported Fayette County 911 received three hang-up calls before 3 a.m. Thursday from the victim's home.
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One of the most remarkable and famous chess tournaments ever took place in New York City in March and April 1924. It had a narrative that is still striking today: Three world champions, undisputed world champions mind you, fulfilling their destiny. The stunning performance of the 55-year-old former world champion Emanuel Lasker. The seemingly invincible reigning world champion Jose Capablanca suffering his first loss in eight years. And all 110 tournament games deeply annotated by future world champion Alexander Alekhine.
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mp3s, than my relationship with the devices concerned.
Not wanting to be branded an 'apple anorak' thought I'd make the point here that the current IPOD is not over priced 'crap' in my view. Provided you get the thing from dealers prepared to offer a discount (eg ebuyer.com etc) you can get a device for about the cost of an equivalent Zen box. And the menu wheel is very untuitive and easy to use. I don't actually have one (I have a small Zen) but covet my
son's 30GB IPod immensely!
And, although I'm Big Brother free (honest), I did watch a bit of the
live streaming via my mobile the other day just to see how good the
quality was. But, that was more an anorak thing. Honest. It will be
interesting to see if commuters are watching Big Brother on their
phones, or if those that are, just try it out as a novelty.
I think the 4OD thing is much better. You can download and watch at work on your lunch break or on laptop on train. Works well, but I really do dislike DRM.... though it does work ok in this case.
In principle to me, though, it makes more sense to have a single
'device' doing everything, rather than having to carry around a dozen
different devices each with only one application.
Battery power is an issue. My Nokia phone plays mp3s quite happily
and has a nifty FM radio, but it does eat battery power. How about mini fuel cells to power portable devices ??


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If you want to believe right now, it's about believing in more than one player. I think Colin's sig is perfect as is. Just believe in the Devils.
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Posted by devilsrule33 on 12 July 2013 - 04:04 PM
If you want to believe right now, it's about believing in more than one player. I think Colin's sig is perfect as is. Just believe in the Devils.
Posted by devilsrule33 on 11 July 2013 - 05:25 PM
Lou is always two steps ahead. Kovalchuk retired. Already has Pelley signed.
Posted by devilsrule33 on 11 July 2013 - 05:24 PM
Minor Devils transaction today: Some Russian retired.
Posted by devilsrule33 on 11 July 2013 - 04:06 PM
What a stomach punch. I respect his decision 100%...but this sucks.
Posted by devilsrule33 on 10 July 2013 - 08:02 PM
Wow, that is a big commitment for a goalie with half a year under his belt. Sounds like a Dipietro/Luongo type of mistake.
Do you follow hockey at all?
Posted by devilsrule33 on 08 July 2013 - 01:02 PM
Was really hoping this was a bumped thread. Alas...
Posted by devilsrule33 on 29 June 2013 - 07:03 PM
Great Devil. Brutal last year and a bit for him in NJ, but did a lot of good things for many years that should never be forgotten. Was a huge contributor to the 2003 Cup team.
Posted by devilsrule33 on 08 June 2013 - 11:20 PM
Hell of a game!! And why any Devils fan was rooting for LA is beyond me. With that said, hats off to the Hawks. Well done.
I don't get why any fan dislikes LA. If you are tired of them sure, but THEM beating the Devils in the finals was irrelevant to me. Only thing that mattered was the Devils losing. Besides, there wasn't one bit of hostility between the teams or the fans during the finals. It was pretty ho-hum. I respected LA for taking care of business.
I'm happy the Blackhawks won, but it has nothing to do with the 2012 Finals.
Posted by devilsrule33 on 25 April 2013 - 11:06 AM
There haven't been many times in franchise history where going into a game, you knew this could be a Devils player's final home game, and there wasn't something bigger at stake like trying to keep the season alive. Well tonight, there isn't much to play for and it very well could be Patrik Elias' last home game as a Devil. Hopefully it won't be (and I don't think it will be), but if it gets to July 1st, there might be some offers that blow him and the Devils away.
Patty has always been an underrated quiet star around the league and even on this team. But in the end, he owns pretty much every offensive record on this team, he's led the team in scoring 7 times and been part of 2 Stanley Cup winning teams and 2 other Cup finalists. He continues to chug along quietly…playing great two way hockey. When the Devils brought Kovalchuk in, it was Elias leading the team in scoring during that first full-year. When Kovy was getting all the accolades with the team and around the league last season, it was Elias there right behind him and 10th in league scoring. Elias is a guy who has taken a back seat to players here be it Kovy or Parise, but he's always right there.
There haven't been many individual nights for him either. When he broke John MacLean's franchise points' record, it was unfortunately overshadowed on the same night by Martin Brodeur becoming the winningest goalie in NHL history. When he broke the franchise goal record, it happened on the road and most of his teammates had no clue about it at all. He's often been disrespected by his own coaches nonetheless. He never had the best relationship with Pat Burns for some reason and the Brent Sutter situation was a black eye for the franchise in my opinion. Sutter, having never coached in the NHL, stripped the captaincy away from a veteran and gave it to a player that wasn't even with the team throughout training camp and the beginning of the season. It seems like he is finally back with a coach that truly respects Elias for the leader he is and the incredible hockey player he is.
Tonight, hopefully, Devils fans can vocally do the same. If you are going to the game or know someone who is, or know of anyone to spread the word to, let's give Elias the proper due he deserves and remind him how much he means to the franchise and the fans. Let's get some chants going throughout the night to honour the greatest Devils forward of all-time. Maybe we can get something going to other forums or through social media. He's a quiet unassuming guy, but I am sure it would mean the world to him as well. He certainly deserves it, regardless if it his last game or not.
Posted by devilsrule33 on 26 July 2012 - 02:38 PM
Posted by devilsrule33 on 23 July 2012 - 11:11 PM
Patrik Elias is worth more then the qualifying offer, if he were smart he would go to arbitration take the one year deal and try his luck as a UFA. Gives him more options.
Amazingly, even with Elias' uncertainty, word was that Lou and Patty were trying to bang out a long-term deal. But in the end, it was not to be, and Elias accepted the 1-year qualifying offer. The thread that followed wasn't much different than the one where Parise and the Devils could only reach a 1-year deal in the summer of 2011. For many, this seemed all too familiar to a year prior when Lou and Niedermayer were unable to reach a deal on a long-term contract, instead settling on a 1-year deal decided by an arbitrator. With Niedermayer's departure barely a few weeks old, it was understandable for any Devils fan to be worried. But many stayed positive given the circumstances that the team and player were dealing with.
i think that given his health issues, that might be risky. look at a guy like allison who had to sign for $1.5.
i could see lou sign him to a 3 year, $4.5M/year deal now, where he's manageable and this way, is elias doesn't return to form due to hep a, he's set financially.
Bye-bye Patty.
I'm not getting the best feeling either. I does make sense now for both sides to not do a long-term deal until Patty's health issues are squared away. The Devils won't want to be tied down to a big money long-term deal if he never really comes back from the illness, and the agent has to know he wouldn't get the full value of a healthy Elias if they were to strike a deal now. Waiting is better for both sides.
Hopefully, when they say they will re-open negotiations as soon as they are allowed, they both mean it and really want to work out a long-term deal before the end of the season.
I don't get all the negativity about Elias staying, just because he didn't sign a long-term deal right this minute that automatically means he's moving on? Like someone pointed out it's really best for both sides to wait, and Elias hasn't given any indication that he's unhappy here (and in fact said he liked that the Devils were willing to talk contract with him under his condition) so I wouldn't automatically assume the worst.
Lou is going to make sure Elias completely recovers from the illness before signing him long term. That's why he qualified him so early to give that message to Elias that he wants him apart of his team for atleast this year but Lou can't predict the future (however he IS God so ya never know) so why waste all that money before you know he can or can't fully recover from his illness?
Elias was very pleased with Lou's early qualifying offer and him and Lou have never bashed heads. I'm not worried.
I think it's a smart move. I mean, c'mon people, it's not like he's getting over the flu. Regardless of A or C, hepatitus is very serious and who knows if his ability will be affected when he comes back. It's not like it was signed out of animosity. It's a smart move because I would much rather the organization be able to cut their losses after 1 season if Elias comes back and isnt effective.
If he is able to play the way he's used to playing, they'll re-negotiate and he'll be back next season. Instead of being so pessimistic, let's have a bit of optimism.
According to TSN.CA, TB gave Brad Richards a 5 year, $39MM deal that pays him $7.8/year. Of course this is ridiculous, but it just put Elias' number right at $8MM and gomez well over $5MM.
It only takes one guy to wreck the whole thing and Jay Feaster just did it.
If Feaster has a job in two years, i'll eat my hat. he has killed TB's future unless they deal St. Louis or Lecavailler.
Chara, Redden, Lidstrom, and Elias have all started their new number at $8MM as they're all better than Richards and they're all more important to their own teams (or any other).
What's worse is that it makes a guy like gomez or marc savard think he's worth $6-6.5 instead of $4.5-5.
unfortunately, feaster isn't the only dummy out there.
Feaster says F-U to the entire league with this deal. Betteman must want him dead.
The salary cap should and probably will prevent stuff like this but it'll take a few offseasons for some people to realize the mistakes they're making.
I don't think this ruins the rest of the market - here's why:
1. Brad Richards is only 26. Patrik Elias is 30. Big difference. Tampa Bay will be getting these five years in his absolute prime.
2. Brad Richards has a Conn Smythe Trophy. This raises his price by a significant portion - just ask anyone who's won one over the last 10 years. Players who win a Conn Smythe are overpaid by at least 10% generally.
Here's why it does:
Brad Richards' first year can be used in arbitration because he was not yet a UFA. Something has to be done about this - the Leafs did the same thing with Mats Sundin. Players often get this year at a higher salary so that they give up some UFA years.
One thing that Tampa did not do was let the market set a price for Richards. I think he would've gotten in the high 6s.
Remember, the salary cap still dictates market price more than comparable salaries.
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As we all know hockey players never get respect from people. We all watch a ton of NHL games and we take for granted the sacrifices these players make. Here is an article about Ian Laperriere and the day he blocked a shot with his eye vs the Devils in game 5 of 2010. Ignore the flyers portion of the article.
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Preseason Top 32: No. 21 Texas A&M
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STRENGTHS: A&M returns one of the best players in the Big 12 in senior swingman Khris Middleton and he has a solid supporting cast, one that is good enough that the Aggies should contend for a top-three finish in the conference. Middleton uses his size (6 feet 7) to good advantage on both ends, and he is the Aggies' most-gifted offensive player. New coach Billy Kennedy should have a more up-tempo attack than predecessor Mark Turgeon, which means Middleton's scoring average should increase by three or four points from last season's 14.4 points-per-game mark. The Aggies' best big man is 6-8 senior F David Loubeau, who has become more offense-minded each season. Still, his rebounding and defense are his true strong suits. PG Dash Harris is a solid distributor and defender, and he should be joined in the backcourt by senior Elston Turner, a Houston native who transferred "home" from Washington. Turner is a superb defender whose offense was spotty with the Huskies. The Aggies should have one of the deepest backcourts in the Big 12.
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BLOOMINGTON Ind. -- The Indiana University Maurer School of Law has entered into memoranda of understanding with Georgia Institute of Technology and Knox College establishing scholarship and mentoring programs for students from each school interested in pursuing legal education.
Each year the programs will offer at least two Knox College and Georgia Tech graduates admitted to the Maurer School of Law a scholarship amounting to about 50 percent of annual tuition, along with access to a formal mentoring program. Georgia Tech scholarship recipients will also be eligible to serve as research assistants in the law school's Center for Intellectual Property Research. The scholarship will reduce the cost of law school tuition over three years by $45,000 to $75,000, depending on the student's residency and other factors.
"I'm very pleased that the law school is partnering with two terrific institutions," said Austen L. Parrish, dean and the James H. Rudy professor of law at the Maurer School of Law. "Knox College is known for its thriving academics and intellectual student body, which means Knox students are well-prepared to pursue graduate legal education."
Knox College, which The Huffington Post recently named as one of the "Top 10 Hidden Gems" in American higher education, is ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the nation for academic reputation, affordability and diversity.
"And we look forward to welcoming Georgia Tech's outstanding engineering graduates to our intellectual property law program," Parrish added. "In a world where technology and innovation touches every aspect of our daily lives, Georgia Tech students are particularly well equipped for success as law students."
Parrish noted that an engineering degree provides a strong foundation for the study of intellectual property law, adding that the Maurer School of Law's intellectual property program was ranked 20th in the United States in the 2014 edition of U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate Schools. Georgia Tech is one of the top research universities in the United States; its College of Engineering is consistently ranked among the nation's top five in U.S. News and World Report; and it is rated among the top universities in the nation for graduation of underrepresented minorities in engineering, computer science and mathematics.
"Engineers work in the realm of industrial property and are often the first involved in creating a proprietary design or invention," said Gary S. May, dean of the College of Engineering at Georgia Tech. "This is a wonderful opportunity for our students to obtain the knowledge to handle intellectual property, which is at the very core of what engineers produce. We also realize that there is a need for patent lawyers with a strong background in innovation and engineering, which Georgia Tech provides."
"A career in law draws on the strengths of a Knox liberal arts education: critical thinking, analytical skills, persuasive speaking and writing," said Laura Behling, vice president for academic affairs and dean of Knox College. "Knox graduates have gone on to become some of the nation's leading legal experts, arguing cases in front of the Supreme Court, advising presidents, and leading national and international law firms. We are excited to enter into this agreement with the Indiana University Maurer School of Law and look forward to providing Knox students and alumni with this opportunity to attend one of the nation's leading law schools."
Each year, Knox and Georgia Tech will nominate at least two students or alumni for admission to the Maurer School of Law, provided the applicants meet the law school's criteria for admission and the LSAT and cumulative grade-point average requirements. Other indications of future success, such as prior academic performance, letters of recommendation, past professional and other experience, and desire to study at the law school, also will be considered. The programs will be open to all students and alumni of Knox College and the Georgia Tech College of Computing and College of Engineering, beginning with the law school's 2014 entering class.
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Bradford Cox performs along with other members of the indie rock group Deerhunter, at One Eyed Jack's in the French Quarter in New Orleans, Monday, April 29, 2013. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)
ATLANTA (AP) — Bradford Cox wrote what would become the final track of Deerhunter's forthcoming album, a song called "Punk," at a friend's house in New York during what he describes as a very difficult time. He'd gone north to get away from personal turmoil in his hometown of Atlanta, taking few items other than a borrowed leather jacket.
Before work could start on the album, the band faced more difficulty — the departure of its longtime bassist Josh Fauver — which made Cox fear the band would break up.
It did not, but Cox still wound up playing a melodic bass line on "Punk" during recording sessions earlier this year. The reason for the extra duties wasn't personnel-related.
"I played a lot of stuff on that song, but that's only because the demo is so confusing because I was drunk when I made it," he said during an interview at his house in Atlanta. "I was in character for that song."
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The smoldering, propulsive track was part of a burst of songwriting within the past two years that Cox says resulted from "very dark" things that he declined to explain further. These songs form the bulk of "Monomania," the band's fifth full-length album due to be released on May 7.
Anticipation for the album was goosed by a performance of the noisy title track in early April on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon," which was analyzed on more than a dozen music blogs under headlines describing it as "brilliant, bizarre." The band's past two albums each landed near the top of year-end lists, and this summer the band will curate a weekend of the British music festival All Tomorrow's Parties, an honor indicative of its stature in the indie rock world.


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The four year period between 1906 and 1910 was a time of consolidation for the National German-American Alliance. After a year-long debate in Congress the group received a national charter. The NGAA continued to grow and expand, claiming by the end of 1909, more than two million members in forty states and the District of Columbia. The executive commit tee was also enlarged to meet the demands of the growing organization. While the state and local branches still acted autonomously, more and more the national officers, through a hierarchy of commit tees, came to formulate policy for the national organization as the Alliance moved into a wide range of issues. These activities included the by-now familiar bat tle against the prohibition of alcohol, continued efforts at maintaining German culture in the United States, as well as attempts to promote close ties between German- Americans and the fatherland. The Alliance also made overtures to such other ethnic organizations as the Catholic Central Verein and the Ancient Order of Hiberians, an Irish-American organization. By 1910 the NGA A had positioned itself to act on a number of issues, although the bat tle against prohibition would remain its top priority.
During the convention at Indianapolis in 1905 the executive commit tee had discussed the possibility of obtaining a national charter from the United States Congress. The idea grew out of a belief that a charter would provide a greater sense of legitimacy in the eyes of the nation and within the German-American community. Congressional recognition also would affirm that the goals and objectives of the Alliance were patriotic and motivated by a sense of national pride and loyalty to the principles laid down in the Constitution. The NGAA achieved its goal, but only after a debate that lasted more than a year.
The first step occurred on January 10, 1906, when Representative Richard Bartholdt of Missouri—a German-American—introduced into