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Game Replay: First Half | Second Half | Paul Rhoads Show
Can't make it to the game? Follow Assistant Director for Athletics Communications, Matt Shoultz, as he blogs live from the Kinnick Stadium pressbox during Saturday's game. Fans can submit questions during the live game blog. You can see the blog recap vs. Iowa below.
Iowa State vs. Iowa Football
University of Iowa officials and law enforcement officers offer the following gate security reminders and recommendations for fans attending Saturday's Iowa State vs. Iowa football game:
- Patrons should arrive as early as possible to avoid any delays entering the stadium. Gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff;
- Fans are discouraged from bringing bags, purses, and other containers into Kinnick Stadium. All bags will be thoroughly inspected at every gate, which delays access to the stadium. Bags larger than 8 1/2-by-11 inches in size will not be permitted;
- Any liquids or foods brought into the stadium, including water bottles, are subject to inspection at stadium gates. Sealed clear water bottles will continue to be permitted, but will be inspected to be certain they have not been opened. Water bottles are limited to one 32 ounce bottle per person, and food is limited to a one gallon bag per person.
Fans are again reminded of the following tailgating guidelines, which are being strictly enforced this year:
- Open alcoholic beverages must be consumed within parking areas, and cannot be taken outside of parking areas � including on public streets and sidewalks;
- Possession or consumption of hard liquor is not permitted in University parking areas or on public streets and sidewalks;
- Law enforcement will continue to conduct vehicle safety checkpoints at various locations around Iowa City, as announced each week by University Police.
The cyclones.com staff sat down with offensive coordinator Tom Herman and defensive coordinator Wally Burnham this week and got their take on the keys to beating Iowa. Click below to watch those interviews
>> Tom Herman talks Iowa State - Iowa
>> Wally Burnham talks Iowa State - Iowa
Click the links below for interviews with Iowa State players previewing Saturday's game vs. Iowa, conducted Monday. Select Cyclone players meet with both broadcast and print media in different rooms (thus different questions and answers.)
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OL Ben Lamaak/DB Zac Sandvig
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We just finished uploading the first and second halves of the Iowa State-Northern Illinois game as well as the first installment of the Paul Rhoads Show. Clone Zone members can now login and watch anytime on-demand.
Game Replay vs. Northern Illinois: First Half | Second Half | Paul Rhoads Show
ABC/ESPN has released a coverage map for Saturday's game at Iowa. Click the link below to see that PDF. Ninety-three percent of the country will get the game on ESPN2, while the other 7 percent will get it on ABC. ESPN2 will have a "reverse mirror," meaning those that live in the areas in YELLOW, will get Oklahoma vs. Florida State on ABC and Iowa State vs. Iowa on ESPN2. We'll have ar replay of Thursday's game vs. Northern Illinois as well as this week's Paul Rhoads' Show up on Clone Zone later this afternoon.
>> ABC/ESPN2 coverage map for Iowa State vs. Iowa (PDF)
>> ABC/ESPN2 coverage map for Iowa State vs. Iowa (image)
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KCRG-TV Cedar Rapids (9)
KCAU-TV Sioux City (9)
KHQA-TV Quincy, Ill. (7)
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The Iowa State Athletics Communications department just released an updated depth chart and game notes for Saturday's matchup with Iowa. Click the links below to see those PDF's. Click the embedded video below to see an archive of Paul Rhoads' weekly media conference, previewing the Iowa game. Missed Monday night's Applebee's CYdlines Show? Clone Zone audio members can click here to hear a replay of it.
>> Depth Chart | Game Notes
>> Monday: Paul Rhoads Live Weekly Media Conference | LIVE @ 11:30 a.m.
>> Monday: Applebee's CYdlines Show, 6:30 - 8 p.m. | Cyclone Radio Network, Clone Zone online audio
>> Tuesday: Cyclone Express Replay Show/Paul Rhoads Show vs. Northern Illinois
>> Wednesday: Player Interviews, Pre-Iowa
>> Thursday: Wally Burnham and Tom Herman Break Down Iowa
- There is no available parking near Kinnick Stadium and fans should consider avoiding the traffic and parking hurdles by riding the Hawkeye Express. Round trip services begins four hours before kickoff, continues to kickoff and starts again at the end of the third quarter.
- CONSTRUCTION: There is construction of a new bridge over Clear Creek near the corner of US Highway 6 and Hayden Fry Way (First Avenue in Coralville). Fans will experience delays if they choose this route.
Click the embedded video player below for highlights of Iowa State's 27-10 win over Norhern Illinois Thursday.
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They sell them on Ebay, just go there and do a search for "elk antler" or "deer antler" and you'll get plenty of examples.
It depends on how big of a 5x5 or 6x6 it is... I had some 400" sheds that I sold for $600.
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|Haunted house scares the bejeebers out of kids
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Those who were brave enough sure had something to worry about
as they slowly made their way through the haunted house located
at Phillips County Fairgrounds. Phillips County Extension office put
together the haunted house which was located in the Boy Scout Cabin.
Numerous creatures lurked in the darkness ready to scare those
walking through.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Barnes & Noble is releasing a new Nook e-book reader for the holidays, while it evaluates the future of tablet computers.
Nook tablets haven't sold well amid intense competition with Apple's iPad, Amazon's Kindle Fire and others. The company said it isn't giving up on tablets, but it will focus on a new e-reader this year while continuing to sell last year's tablet models.
Barnes & Noble's new e-reader, Nook GlowLight, is available starting on Wednesday for $119, the same as the standard model of Amazon.com Inc.'s Kindle Paperwhite reader.
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Photos: Minor league award winners arrive in KC
Friday is Futures Night at Kauffman Stadium (7:10 start vs. Tampa Bay). The award winners have arrived in Kansas City. Many of them are getting their first look at Kansas City and Kauffman Stadium. Today, the players watched batting practice, toured the Royals Hall of Fame (where their photos are on display) and met current players, coaches and staff members. On Friday, the award winners will participate in community events throughout the day. You can meet the players at an autograph session that runs from 5:30 to 6:15 near Gate A in the Outfield Experience. The award winners will be honored on the field in pregame ceremonies. Congratulations to all of the organizational award winners!


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PHP is a scripting language designed to fill the gap between SSI (Server Side Includes) and Perl, intended for the Web environment. Its principal application is the implementation of Web pages having dynamic content. PHP has gained quite a following in recent times, and it is one of the frontrunners in the Open Source software movement. Its popularity derives from its C-like syntax, and its simplicity. The newest version of PHP is 5.6 and it is heavily recommended to always use the newest version for better security, performance and of course features.
If you've been to a website that prompts you to login, you've probably encountered a server-side scripting language. Due to its market saturation, this means you've probably come across PHP. PHP was designed by Rasmus Lerdorf to display his resume online and to collect data from his visitors.
Basically, PHP allows a static webpage to become dynamic. "PHP" is an acronym that stands for "PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor". The word "Preprocessor" means that PHP makes changes before the HTML page is created. This enables developers to create powerful applications that can publish a blog, remotely control hardware, or run a powerful website such as Wikipedia or Wikibooks. Of course, to accomplish something such as this, you need a database application such as MySQL.
Before you embark on the wonderful journey of Server Side Processing, it is recommended that you have a basic understanding of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML). But PHP can also be used to build GUI-driven applications for example by using PHP-GTK.
Setup and Installation
- Installation on Windows
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Crossover Appeal: 2012–2013 College Basketball in New York City
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The leaves haven't yet fallen from the trees and the Yankees are still playing baseball—but, believe it or not, college basketball is right around the corner.
Madison Square Garden has always been a roundball mecca—and with the opening of Barclays Center in Brooklyn, fans have twice as many marquee NCAA matchups to choose from. Teams passing through the City include defending national champ Kentucky, potential 2013 contender Indiana (featuring "Cousin Cody" Zeller*), perennial powers like Syracuse and UConn (still, for now, in the Big East) and Cinderellas Butler and VCU. All this in addition to the pleasures of regular-season games on the venerable hardwood of the imposing Carnesseca Arena at St. John's and old Rose Hill Gym at Fordham. Yes, it will be a fun season. Read below for highlights, ticket links and, where we see fit, some additional information.
*Not actually my cousin.
Barclays Center Classic
November 9, 5:45pm; Barclays Center
Can something rightfully be called "classic" if it's never before taken place? We won't comment on this matter (especially with roughly a billion other "classic" college hoops events scheduled for this season). In any case, the first college-basketball doubleheader at Barclays is a good one, headlined by Kentucky vs. Maryland and with an undercard of LIU–Brooklyn and Morehead State.
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
2K Sports Classic
November 15, 7pm; November 16, 5pm; Madison Square Garden
Teams: Purdue, Alabama, Villanova and Oregon State
Tickets: ticketmaster.com (discount code: NYCGO, for $15 off $35 seats.)
Coaches vs. Cancer Classic
November 16–17, 7pm; Barclays Center
Teams: Florida State, Notre Dame, BYU and Saint Joseph's
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
Legends Classic
November 19, 5:30pm; November 20, 7:30pm; Barclays Center
Teams: Georgetown, Indiana, UCLA and Georgia
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
NIT Season Tip-Off
November 21, 7pm; November 23, 2:30pm; Madison Square Garden
For some particularly obsessive fans, Thanksgiving week is not about turkey/Tofurky, stuffing and quality time with family members—it's about getting an early look at some of the nation's top college basketball teams. That's because the Wednesday and Friday bracketing Turkey Day are the dates when the NIT Season Tip-Off decides its champion. This year, such prominent programs as Michigan, Pittsburgh, Kansas State and Virginia hope to reach the semifinals and finals at Madison Square Garden, but must first fend off scrappy underdogs in the earlier rounds.
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
Jimmy V Classic
December 4, 7pm; Madison Square Garden
Teams: Georgetown, Texas, UConn and North Carolina State
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
MSG Holiday Festival
December 8, 7pm; Madison Square Garden
Teams: St. John's vs. Fordham, Rutgers vs. Iona
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
Maggie Dixon Classic
December 9, 11am; Madison Square Garden
This year, the City's biggest women's basketball showcase pits Rutgers against Louisiana Tech, with St. John's facing Duke in the other contest.
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival
December 15, noon; Barclays Center
Teams: Michigan, West Virginia, Fordham, Princeton, St. John's and St. Francis
Tickets: ticketmaster.com (discount code: BKHOOPSWF)
Gotham Classic
December 22, noon; Madison Square Garden
Teams: Syracuse vs. Temple
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
Brooklyn Hoops Holiday Invitational
December 22, 3pm; Barclays Center
Teams: Tulane, Hofstra, South Carolina, Manhattan, Seton Hall and Long Island University–Brooklyn
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
Big East Championship
March 12–16; Madison Square Garden
For now, Syracuse and UConn—who played that epic six-overtime game not long ago—are still in the Big East. They and the rest of the conference's membership never fail to put on a good show in one of college basketball's most storied conference tournaments. Houston, Memphis, Southern Methodist and their ilk may soon make the conference bigger and less Eastern, but 2012 offers one last hurrah for the league as it once was.
More Info: bigeast.org
Atlantic 10 Championship
March 14–17; Barclays Center
The first conference tournament held at Barclays Center ought to be a good one. Recent Final Four squads Butler and VCU and perennial power Temple are among the teams likely to compete in Brooklyn.
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
National Invitation Tournament
April 2, 7pm; April 4, 9pm; Madison Square Garden
Some naysayers dismiss the nation's second-oldest postseason college basketball tournament—created just a year after the NAIA tournament and a year before the NCAA tournament—but savvy fans know that's a mistake. There are around 350 Division I college basketball teams, and only 100, not even a third of them, compete in either the NCAA tournament (68) or the NIT (32). This means that the NIT field, which generally includes a few regular-season conference champions, is bound to be strong. Plus, well-known MSG heroes (Walt Frazier) and villains (Reggie Miller) actually starred in the NIT long before making their marks on Knicks history.
Tickets: ticketmaster.com
On Campus:
Columbia: Morningside Heights' Ivy Leaguers have a smart-alecky pep band, and their conference sometimes produces postseason Cinderella stories (notably Cornell in 2010).
Fordham: This Atlantic 10 team draws big crowds at historic Rose Hill Gym, the second-oldest on-campus arena in Division I.
Long Island University (LIU): There was bad news off the court in the off-season, but LIU is coming off of back-to-back Northeast Conference titles.
Manhattan: The Jaspers face MAAC rivals in Riverdale, led by high-scoring senior George Beamon.
New York University: The Division III [Fightin'] Violets' pep band cranks out rock-funk covers.
St. Francis (NY): LIU's NEC rivals play at a welcoming, intimate home where fans can watch the game from just a few feet away.
St. John's: The Red Storm, when they're not at the Garden, play in a sterling on-campus arena. Their roster still includes nycgo.com's official Favorite Name in Sports: God's Gift Achiuwa.
Wagner: Josh Thompson—the guy who dunked over his own mother last season—is back, as is the rest of the core of a team that upset Pitt. This could be a big year.


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|Dragons face Imperial in season opener
|Written by Chris Lee
The Holyoke Dragon football team held its scrimmage on Saturday, Aug. 29 and coach Rod Trumper, in his first year as head coach, said it was a good scrimmage and went well.
"We were able to get up to game speed a little bit," he said. "It let us know where we were at and what we need to work on for the upcoming week against Imperial."
Trumper said the fundamentals have really improved since practice began two weeks ago. "Our kids are really getting a feel for what we're doing and what we're asking them to do," he said.
With 14 freshmen on the 32-player roster, Trumper said it will be important for everyone to stay healthy throughout the season. After losing eight seniors from the 2008 26-man roster, Trumper said they will need the younger kids to step up.
"A lot of the young kids are going to be forced into action this year," he said.
Holyoke finished the 2008 season with a 6-4 record after falling to Hotchkiss on the road in the first round of the playoffs. The Dragons began the 2008 campaign with a 4-0 record with wins over Grant and Imperial, Neb., Peyton and Burlington. In conference play the Dragons finished with a 3-3 record after capturing wins over Highland, Wiggins and Burlington.
Trumper said the conference will again be a tough one. "Brutal, that's the only way to put it," Trumper said. Akron, Wray and Yuma will be the teams to look out for, he said. All three of those teams handed Holyoke big losses last year.
Having nearly half of the roster consist of freshmen is a good thing, Trumper said. It will help out in the future if that trend continues.
Senior Logan Krueger missed much of last season with a knee injury but is back and will switch positions this year moving from center to starting as quarterback for the Dragons.
Trumper wants other teams to not overlook the Dragons this season. "We don't want other teams to think they can sleepwalk through Holyoke," he said. Keeping everyone healthy and getting the younger players experience will be key for their success.
Dragons travel to Imperial, Neb. Friday
The Dragons open up the 2009 season in Imperial, Neb. on Friday Sept. 4. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m.
Trumper expects the Longhorns to be tough this year. "They were young last year and should be a pretty solid team," he said.
Holyoke will have two other non-conference games when they host Grant, Neb. on Sept. 11 and Peyton on Sept. 18. The rest of the 2009 schedule is: Sept. 25 at Burlington, Oct. 2, Akron, here, Oct. 9 at Yuma, Oct. 16 at Highland, Oct. 23, Wray, here, Oct. 30 at Wiggins.
Changes can be seen in the coaching staff this year as Trumper begins his first year in the driver's seat. Helping coach the high school and junior high teams are, Aaron Sprague, HS defensive coordinator; Aaron Mosenteen, HS offensive coordinator; Mike Smith, HS special teams; John Ortner, HS assistant coach and JH defensive coordinator; Corey Zeiler, JH assistant coach; Dusty McConnell, JH assistant coach; and John Baumgartner, JH offensive coordinator. Several of the coaches fill volunteer positions.


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Graduate: Health Systems Masters Program
Graduate Research Assistantship: Emory University Department of Emergency Medicine
Future Plans: I am currently applying to medical school and hoping to start in August 2009
ED Experience: I took biomedical engineering classes as an undergraduate where I did research in the ED at Grady. I also volunteered for a semester in the ED at Grady. I did my senior design project for undergrad at Piedmont Newnan Hospital in Newnan, GA. My team designed a simulation of the hospitals ED and other departments. I currently work with physicians, PAs, NPs, nurses, and administrators at Emory University and Crawford Long for my GRA.
Class Assignments and Reflections
Initial ED Impression and Reflection
Field Notes
File:Emory University Hospital Emergency Department - September 17, 2008
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The Royals and Padres played to a 2-2 tie on Saturday. Brian Bannister worked two scoreless innings on his birthday. Both KC runs came via the longball as Jose Guillen and Ross Gload went deep. Today, Gil Meche makes his spring debut as the Royals play the Angels in Tempe. The game can be heard on Gameday Audio at royals.com. Here's the lineup and a look at yesterday's home run swings:
Crisp CF
Bloomquist 2B
DeJesus LF
Butler 1B
Jacobs DH
Gordon 3B
Buck C
Pena, Jr. SS
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Last year at SXSW, I had a life changing experience when I attended Visual Note-Taking 101 presented by Dave Gray, Austin Kleon, Mike Rohde and Sunni Brown (see my personal blog for more details).
Sunni Brown talks about the "Doodle Revolution," (TEDTalk) and it certainly is a revolution.
You don't need to be an artist to do visual note taking (clearly I am not), but the process itself helps with cataloging ideas.
So, to that end, I decided to do visual note taking for today's general session. See below for the photo set of my notebook and you can always click on them to see the images full-size(direct Flickr link).


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Summaries of EU Legislation
Summaries of EU legislation: direct access to the main summaries page.
The keeping of wild animals in zoos
The European Union has adopted common minimum standards for housing and caring for animals in zoos with a view to reinforcing the role of zoos in conserving biodiversity.
Council Directive 1999/22/EC of 29 March 1999 on the keeping of wild animals in zoos.
Many live animals in European zoos are not always kept under acceptable conditions.. It is therefore important to improve regulations concerning the keeping of animals in zoos to ensure the protection of wild fauna and the preservation of biodiversity while retaining a role in education of the public and scientific research.
"Zoos" are defined as all permanent establishments where live animals are kept, with a view to public display for seven days per year or more, with the exception of circuses and pet shops; also those establishments that the Member States exempt from the requirements of this Directive by virtue of the fact that they do not display a significant number of animals or species to the public and that this exemption does not undermine the objectives of this Directive.
The Directive aims to protect wild fauna and to preserve biodiversity by inviting Member States to take measures concerning the granting of licences and the carrying out of regular inspections in European zoos in order to check that the conditions related to the granting of licences are met.
In order to obtain an operating licence, zoos must:
- participate in research whose results benefit the preservation of species and/or exchange of information on the conservation of species and/or reproduction in captivity, (repopulation, reintroduction of species to the wild, etc.);
- educate and raise awareness of the public on the conservation of biodiversity (information on the species and their natural habitats);
- keep animals in a manner that meets their biological needs and ensures the preservation of different species (providing species specific enclosures, suitable veterinary care, nutrition, etc.);
- prevent certain animals from escaping and prevent intrusion of outside pests;
- keep up-to-date records of the animals kept in the establishment appropriate to the species recorded.
All zoos must hold a four year licence following the entry into force of the Directive, or, in the case of new zoos, before opening to the public.
The competent authorities of the Member States will carry out an inspection before granting, refusing or extending a licence or modifying it substantially.
In the event of non-compliance with the legal requirements, the competent authority will bar public access to the zoo or to a part of the zoo.
In the event of closure of the zoo, even partially, the competent authority will see to it that the animals concerned will be treated or moved under conditions which the Member States judge appropriate and compatible with the provisions of the Directive.
Entry into force
Deadline for transposition in the Member States
Official Journal
Directive 1999/22/EC
OJ L 94 of 9.4.1999
Decision 2007/598/EC of the Commission of 28 August 2007 concerning measures to prevent the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza to other captive birds kept in zoos and approved bodies, institutes or centres in the Member States [Official Journal L 230 of 1.9.2007].
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
PHOTO OP: V is for VICTORY
Melanie Oudin served notice that her shock upset of Jelena Jankovic at Wimbledon this summer was no fluke.
The 17-year old American lady baller, who was sporting her customized adidas Barricade V's, earned the biggest win of her career by ousting fourth seed and tourney fave Elena Dementieva 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 in the US Open second round. Mels was hobbled by a leg injury and was near tears at one point in the decider but managed to close out the Russian with a service winner on her third match point.
She told the uber-supportive Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd, "I don't even know what to say right now. I'm so excited. You have no idea."
Mels will face the winner of tonight's featured ladies' match pitting Maria Sharapova against another 17-year old American Christina McHale.
I'd say the future of American ladies' ball looks to be in pretty good hands.
(Photo: Getty)
Labels: Melanie Oudin, tennis, US Open
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this was a great match, and also one of the reasons why I like the U.S open so much, the crowd is great... I really dislike dementieva b/c of her attitude, she just really bugs me, so happy to see her go...ReplyDelete
I love this upset and Oudin's fight!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2009 at 7:44 PM
What's wrong with dementieva's attitude? She's so nice and a great fighter.ReplyDelete
Hmm methinks this is just a reaction to her recent success against a certain real no. 1, no?
Anyway, sad loss for Lena. I'm starting to seriously doubt her GS potential. And great for Oudin, her next match should be tough.
I was watching the live games on TV and, oh boy, Melanie Oudin has the skill to go up the women's rankings!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to Melanie, I can't believe she won.ReplyDelete
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A man who told police he was robbed at gunpoint ended up behind bars.
Kristopher Jackson, 23, of Greenville called police around 5:40 a.m. Wednesday to say he'd been robbed by someone he knew as "Rocko." Jackson told Greenville Police officer M.T. Knight that he had gotten a call from a friend, asking for a ride from downtown Greenville to Sterling Pointe Apartments. Jackson told the officer that he had known this friend for approximately 3 years, but that he did not know what the friend's real name was. As the interview with the officer continued, Jackson reported that when he got to Sterling Pointe with his friend, a man named "Rocko" climbed into the backseat of Jackson's car, pointed a silver handgun at Jackson, and stole his money.
Police say Jackson could not tell the officer what the phone number was of his friend who asked for the ride, or what happened to the friend once they got to Sterling Pointe.
Police say there were "several inconsistent statements" with Jackson's story. Officer Knight searched Jackson's records and found he is wanted for 2 counts of failure to appear in court on drug charges in Guilford County. Jackson was arrested on those warrants.
The report from Greenville Police does not say whether they think the entire armed robbery report was bogus, but Jackson does not face a charge for filing a false report.


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PRETORIA (Reuters) – The prosecutor in the murder trial of Oscar Pistorius ended his five-day cross-examination of the double amputee track star on Tuesday with a stark summary of how he shot his girlfriend, insisting he killed her deliberately after an argument.
"You fired four shots through the door whilst knowing that she was standing behind the door," said prosecutor Gerrie Nel, known in South Africa as "The Pitbull" for his hectoring and relentless style of questioning.
"She was locked into the bathroom and you armed yourself with the sole purpose of shooting and killing her," he continued.
"That is not true," said the 27-year-old Pistorius, who faces life in prison if convicted of murder.
Pistorius broke into tears on many occasions during the questioning, and at one point retched into a bucket on the witness stand after being shown grisly pictures of Reeva Steenkamp after the shooting on Valentine's Day last year.
He insists he killed the 29-year-old law graduate and model accidentally after mistaking her for an intruder hiding behind a closed toilet door.
On Tuesday the athlete's voice quivered as he recounted how he was "overcome with terror and despair" on finding her bloodied body slumped against the toilet after he broke down the door with a cricket bat.
"I was broken, I was overcome, filled with sadness," he told judge Thokozile Masipa, adding he urged her to hold on while he sought help from neighbors at his high security Pretoria residence.
The trial has drawn wide interest both in South Africa and abroad, with opinion divided as to whether Pistorius did or did not mean to kill Steenkamp.
Before the shooting, Pistorius, whose lower legs were amputated as a baby, was one of South Africa's most revered sportsmen, admired for his prowess on the race track using carbon-fiber prosthetics that earned him the nickname "The Blade Runner".
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CIP 200 Introduction to Global Studies. (3-0) 3 hours.
Designed as the first course to be taken in the Global Studies Certificate Program (15 hours) to introduce the undergraduate student to the cultural, economic, physical, and political aspects of being a world citizen in the 21st century. The emphasis of this course is the contemporary rather than the historical and will set the philosophy for the students' approach to the entire Global Studies Certificate curriculum, both core and emphasis area courses. (See Capstone International on p. 56 for curriculum details.)


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Im 67, and have a 38" waist. Is the XL long the right one for me?
Hi Jake, Use the sizing chart keeping mind to look at waist and chest measurements as the two most important measurements, then height as a secondary measurement. Use weight only to tip the scales one way or another between sizes. After that pick the suit with the best fit for your body.
Hi Jake, Use the sizing chart keeping mind to look at waist and chest measurements as the two most important measurements, then height as a secondary measurement. Use weight only to tip the scales one way or another between sizes. After that pick the suit with the best fit for your body.
Very interested in this suit but worried on sizing.... I am 6 foot 4 inches tall, 45 inch chest and 38 inch waist. What size do you recommend? Thanks much!
Im soon to be diving Washington Oregon waters. Have only done tropical diving previously. Looking at this suit, question on what would be the best size? I am a female, 54" tall, chest and hips 43 with 32 waist. Dont want the chest too tight, but can handle some compression. Wear an XL in a womens Bare 3 mil. Also, on the hood, is it adjustable? From looking at size charts it appears they have a height as well. Should there be any problem with the hood fitting correctly?
Based on the info you provided the closest size AquaLung makes this in would be the 2XL Short. The problem there is that according to their sizing chart the bust measurement only goes up to 41". The height, even in the "short" sub-size is still going to be 5-7" to 5''9". In a hooded suit, the hood size will always follow suit with the wetsuit size, meaning a 2xl suit will get a 2xl hood.
should i pick a medium or medium large long for the aqualung solflex wetsuit. i am 6ft 2in, 175lb, 34.5 waist, 39in chest. ii am pretty close to both choices. thanks, mark
Hi! I find it very difficult to find a suit - that suits! My measures: Weight: 54 kg Height: 169 cm Chest: 90 cm Taille: 76 cm Hips: 95 cm Would one of the suits fit me, or should I get one tailor-made? Happy diving out there…
Hi. Thanks for taking questions. I have not seen any chest/waist tables for SolaFX wetsuits. Can y ou point me to that. Otherwise, do you recommend matching weight even if height is 2" off on the SolaFX chart? Thanks.
Hello Chris, the size chart is located right above the drop down menu in Black text that will list the size chart. When you are sizing a wet suit or dive skin the two most important measurements are your chest/bust and waist. Height is a secondary measurement and weight is the last measurement you would take into account.
Hello, I am interested in getting a new cold water suit. I have had my Henderson 7mm for close to 14 years now so time for a new one. I am 125pounts and 53female. I got pretty cold in 65 degree water this weekend with a hooded vest thermacore pretty thin. What size would you recommend for me? My current suit gets baggy around my knees but its an old suit I got a lot of water on my back and in my suit. I like the idea of the built in hood. I tried on a excel before but felt like it was choking me. Pretty uncomfortable so I went with the Henderson cause it is always comfortable. I also own a Hendersons 2mm shorty and 3mm suit. Thanks
Hello Stacey, the Henderson size chart goes for all of there suits. But when you are sizing a wetsuit or dive skin. The two most important measurements are going to be your chest/bust and waist. Height is a secondary measurement and weight is the last measurement you take into account.
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Torso is made of 8mm, four-way stretch Aqua Flex neoprene while the legs and sleeves are made of 7mm Aqua Flex. These are the thicknesses of the base neoprene before the nylon gets added
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There are several different types of materials used in wetsuits to achieve specific functions. It is helpful to better understand each of these materials in order to properly care for them.
Neoprene - Neoprene is the base material that virtually all wetsuits are made of. Neoprene is a type of rubber foam and is typically laminated with other materials depending on the desired function of the material.
Standard Nylon - A standard nylon outer lining is very durable against normal wear and tear. Normal care must be taken to prevent snagging, abrasion, and cuts.
Skin material - 'skin' material may be used either inside our outside of your wetsuit and often around the wrists, ankles, and neck area. This material has a rubber like appearance either being smooth or textured, and is commonly referred to as 'skin-in' or 'skin-out'. 'Skin' neoprene material is typically used in areas where a water tight seal is desired or a benefit can be derived from it's water shedding properties. Some additional care is needed to prevent cutting, or abrasion of this material. Sharp fingernails may cut this material if care is not taken.
Thermo-skin - This material may be used inside of your wetsuit. Thermo-skin material has a silver-colored smooth skin type surface. This material has beneficial heat reflective properties and also provides a sealing surface similar to standard 'skin' materials. Some additional care is needed to prevent cutting, or abrasion of this material. Sharp fingernails may cut this material if care is not taken.
X-Flex or Iso-Flex Neoprene - X-Flex and Iso-Flex neoprene are special materials designed specifically to have a much higher rate of stretch than conventional materials. Due primarily to the looser nit needed to achieve this high degree of stretch; these materials may be more prone to snagging. Velcro may also cause some light snagging and pilling of the material. Some additional care is needed to prevent excessive abrasion or snagging.
Care before the Dive:
With any of the skin surfaces including Thermo-skin, care should be taken when donning the wetsuit to not snag the interior skin surfaces with a fingernail or toenail as this material can be cut. Avoid placing your wetsuit on or near any hot surfaces.
Care During the Dive:
The exterior surface of your wetsuit is designed to withstand the normal wear and tear you might encounter during a normal dive. Abrasion against sharp rocks or other sharp objects can cut or puncture the exterior nylon surface so reasonable care should be taken to avoid these situations. Small cuts or tears can be easily repaired with wetsuit glue. Ask your dive professional for assistance.
Care After the Dive:
When removing your wetsuit, first unzip all the zippers completely. Then remove one section at a time taking care to avoid puncturing any of skin surface panels with a fingernail.
Wetsuit Cleaning:
Salt water and especially chlorine can 'dry out' the neoprene material. When neoprene material 'dries out' it looses it's flexibility. To ensure the wetsuit material retains it's flexibility for a extended period of time, it is important to thoroughly soak and rinse the wetsuit.
Soak the wetsuit in a tub of warm fresh water (not over 120°F) for at least 15-20 minutes.
After soaking, thoroughly hose off the wetsuit with fresh water
Place the suit on a thick hanger with all the zippers open to ensure maximum air circulation and complete drying.
Wetsuit Storage:
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Store in a cool, dry and protected place out of direct sunlight.
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Acuрuncture is a comрonent of traditional Chinеsе mediсine thаt оriginated in Chinа more than five thousands yеars ago. is based оn the conclusion that human beins and other alive ones a vіtаl energy, that it is usually called "chi" or "qi", that circulates through our bodies through twelve energy lіnеs that are not visible and that are known аs mеridians on the bоdy. Each meridian is assocіated with a dіfferent orgаn system. An imbalance in the flow of ԛі thrоughоut a meridian iѕ how disease begins.
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Acupuncturists inѕert needleѕ іnto specіfіed pоints аlong mеridiаn lіnes to influence thе restore balance to the flow оf ԛi. There arе over 1,000 acuрuncture рoints on the bodу.
In 1997, aсupunсture nееdlеs were reсlassified frоm "experimental" to "medicаl device" by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration The National Inѕtituteѕ of Health released a consensus stаtment in thе sаme yеar endorsіng acupuncture for the treatment of a variety of conditionѕ ѕuсh as post-operative pain, tennis elbow, and сarpal tunnel syndrоme.
Acupuncturе іѕ one оf the bеst known of thе alternative theraрies. The еstimatеs that people іn thе United Stateѕ spend more than milliоn annually on acuрuncture treаtments. Manу people havе insuranсe coverаge for acupuncture.
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Thеrе arе numerоus conversations about acuрuncture and how it wоrkѕ. If we have to name some, we have:
acuрuncture ѕtimulateѕ the liberation of pаin-relieving endorphins
aсupunсture influеncеs thе releаse of nеurotransmittеrs, substances that tranѕmit nerve іmpulses to the organ well called brain
acupuncture influеncеs the nevours system (autonomic)
acupuncture stіmulates cіrculatіon
aсupunсture influеncеs thе body electrical energies and currents
Bеforе the іnіtіal appоintment, there is the need to complete a complete hеаlth history queѕtionnaire. The аcupuncturist then іntervіews the cliеnt, asking abоut his or her prіmary health cоncern, lifestyle habіts, diet, emotіons, menstrual cycle, sleep, temрerature, аppetite, stress, and ѕenѕitivity to fооds, temрerature, аnd seasons. During the іntervіew, thе acupuncturіst examines the client carefully, nоting hiѕ or her fаcе color, voice, and tongue cоlоur and coating. Thеrе are аlѕo three pulsе pointѕ at the wrist of each hand that thе acupuncturіst will aѕѕeѕѕ to further determine thе health of the 12 meridians.
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After thе іntervіew, the aсupunсturist gives a diagnоsis and begіns trеаtmеnt. Typically, the аcupuncturist will uѕе 6-12 nееdlеѕ during the trеatmеnt. The numbеr of nееdlеs used does not сorrespond wіth the intensity of the treatment, rather іt is thе precise plаcement оf the needles that is imрortant.
Upon insertiоn, the client mаy feel a slight sting or priсk. Onсe thе nееdlе is іnserted, thеrе should be no pain. You ѕhould feel comfortable during thе treatment. If you еxpеriеncе numbness, рain, or discomfort, tell the doctor right away.
Treаtment length varies frоm very short moments to, sometimes longer than оnе hour. Usually, a session takes between 20 tо 30 minutеs. The acupuncturiѕt may use thе fоllоwіng techniques durіng the treatment:
The application of moxa – heating of аcupuncture needles wіth mugward to activatе and wаrm the acuрuncture point. Also knоwn as "mоxa".
cupping – thе applicatiоn оf glаѕѕ cups to сreate a suction on thе skіn. Thіs is tо relieve stagnatіon of qi аnd blood, е.g. in sports injury.
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Oklahoma football: Stacy McGee arrested on DUI complaint, Cotton Bowl status unclear
NORMAN — Oklahoma senior defensive tackle Stacy McGee was arrested early Monday morning on complaint of driving with a suspended license and driving under the influence, according to the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office.
His status for the Cotton Bowl Classic remains unclear; OU's athletic department released a brief statement, reading, "University of Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops indicated that he is aware of the situation regarding defensive lineman Stacy McGee and will address the matter after all pertinent information is available."
An OU source with knowledge of the situation, though, said McGee's DUI arrest means his "career is over."
McGee missed this season's first six games while serving a suspension for an undisclosed violation of team rules. He returned for the Sooners' 30-13 loss to Notre Dame on Oct. 27, and has played in every game since, recording 14 total tackles and one sack.
Shortly after McGee's preseason suspension was announced, Casey Walker, another senior defensive tackle, said, "It's like when you're a kid and your mom tells you not to touch the stove, and you do it anyway and got burned."
McGee was also suspended for the 2011 season opener after being cited for marijuana possession months earlier. McGee went on to appear in the remaining 12 games of his junior year, recording 22 tackles and 1.5 sacks.
He signed with Oklahoma's 2008 recruiting class out of Muskogee, along with high-school teammate Jameel Owens, a highly touted wide receiver.
Owens played some as a true freshman, but fell out of favor with coaches and eventually transferred to Tulsa. He left the Golden Hurricane, though, after only one season there.
Junior receiver Jalen Saunders, meanwhile, is also awaiting his Cotton Bowl fate. Saunders — the Fresno State transfer who became one of Oklahoma's most dynamic offensive weapons after gaining his eligibility in the middle of the season — was arrested and charged with marijuana possession early in the morning on Sunday, Dec. 2, hours after Oklahoma's regular-season finale victory at TCU.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The fields have been set for the skills competitions that precede the MSAC Night of Champions on Saturday at the South Charleston Community Center.
The skill events, which begin at 10 a.m., include boys and girls free-throw shooting, boys and girls 3-point shootouts, a dunking contest and a hot shot competition (one boy and one girl per school in the Mountain State Athletic Conference).
Following the skills events, the games begin at 2 p.m. with the girls consolation contest pitting the second-place teams from the East and West divisions, leading up to the title games (see schedule below).
Admission is $7 for students and $8 for general admission. Fans are permitted to get their hands stamped, leave and re-enter until 5 p.m. After that, another ticket must be purchased.
MSAC Night of Champions
At South Charleston Community Center
Saturday's lineup
Skills competitions
10 a.m. Saturday
Order of events: Boys and girls free throw shooting; boys and girls 3-point shootout; slam dunk; hot shot competition
Top gun 3-point contest
Rules: 1 minute, 25 shots; last shot from each spot is worth 2 points; top seven make semifinals; Top 3 make finals.
Niles Dailey, Cabell Midland; Austin Coleman, Capital; Alex Lewis, George Washington; Chancelor Wooding, Huntington; Trey Dawson, Hurricane; Angelo Sirianni, Nitro; Chad Newell, Parkersburg; Ryan Meadows, Princeton; Drew Harpold, Ripley; Josh Butcher, Riverside; Nathan McNeil, St. Albans; Devyn Harris, South Charleston; Greg Herbert, Spring Valley; Zach Fisher, Winfield; Andrew Johnson, Woodrow Wilson
Stephanie Bias, Cabell Midland; Khadijah Lee, Capital; Rachel Ward, George Washington; Maggie Parish, Huntington; Abby Watson, Hurricane; Madison Godbey, Nitro; Megan Morrison, Parkersburg; Mckenzie Akers, Princeton; Chelsey Hager, Ripley; Kara Knapp, Riverside; Torri Wilson, St. Albans; Lina Villanueva, South Charleston; Mackenzie Morris, Spring Valley; Cheyenne Sawyers, Winfield; Paige Lewis, Woodrow Wilson
Free-throw shooting
Rules: Each participant gets 20 free throws; ties broken by rotating the shooter; Top 7 make semifinals; Top 3 make finals
Stephen Matthews, Cabell Midland; Wesley Johnson, Capital; Luke Eddy, George Washington; Arick Nicks, Huntington; Rasaan Harris, Hurricane; Hunter Ferrari, Nitro; Trevor Britton, Parkersburg; Joe Mills, Princeton; Casey Smith, Ripley; Marcus Reed, Riverside; Tanner Aliff, St. Albans; Hunter Moles, South Charleston; Austin Keyser, Spring Valley; John Hodges, Winfield; Donte Nabors, Woodrow Wilson
Alex Ellis, Cabell Midland; Eva Roberts, George Washington; Bethany Taylor, Huntington; Audrey Barber, Hurricane; Savannah Shamblin, Nitro; Imani Ward, Parkersburg; Hannah Preservati, Princeton; Jillian Mullins, Ripley; Brittany Wood, Riverside; Breanna Propst, St. Albans; Laci Jarrell, South Charleston; Emily Butcher, Spring Valley; Haeley Moore, Winfield; Kavita Francois, Woodrow Wilson
Hot shot competition
Point breakdown: layup (2 points, 3 per shooter); 10-12 footer (2 points); 3-pointer (3 points); one minute per team, duo with highest point total wins
Slam dunk
Rules: Participant gets 1 minute with three attempts; Highest point totals advance; Top 5 make semifinals; Top 3 make finals.
Participants: Niles Dailey, Cabell Midland; Arick Nicks, Huntington; Henry Sorsaia, Hurricane; Nick Light, Riverside; Kevic Watkins, St. Albans; Issac Cosby, South Charleston; Chris Turner, Winfield.
Academic awards
Girl and boy participating in one or more sports with highest grade-point average


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Anyone know of an iPad app that can send SysEx commands? The end result I'm looking for is this: I'd like to create a set list page where it would have the list of songs, and each song name is actually a button. Once pressed it would send the necessary SysEx command to choose a Master Mode Program in my Yamaha Motif synthesizer, - in this 'Master Mode', the Motif does not respond to normal Program Change messeges and requires SysEx commands.
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Here are the nominees for the School District's School-Related Employee of the Year. The winner was announced on Tuesday. The nominees are listed in alphabetical order by school or department.
Anthony: Dalaree Nasworth, paraprofessional.
Belleview: Sandy Hainsworth, paraprofessional.
Belleview-Santos: Lisa Ramos, paraprofessional.
College Park: Daniel Tillis, substitute teacher.
Dr. N.H. Jones: Terri Kirchoffer, media assistant.
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East Marion: Darrell Baker Jr., paraprofessional.
Eighth Street: Nancy Pestow, paraprofessional.
Emerald Shores: Edward Douglas, custodian.
Evergreen: Edwin Farmer, home school liaison.
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Greenway: Robert Burns Jr., paraprofessional.
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Madison Street: Christine Deines, paraprofessional.
Maplewood: Maria Torres, paraprofessional.
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Heat exhaustion can do strange things to a person. Some see things like a mirage in a desert. Others might hear ringing in their ears. When I saw my vehicle's thermostat register 130 F in my driveway, I listened for fire truck sirens.
Instead I heard the call of the wild, which emphatically told me to head north and keep going until I reached a glacier or something. Call of the wild? More like call of the brilliant ideas!
I was really glad I answered that call. It led me to a cabin in the North Woods of Minnesota on Lake Superior. Ok, it's not a glacier but it used to be. After chilling for a while (under wool blankets!), I returned home recharged and ready for the harvest. For Pulse, our harvest goals include recruiting 300 Service Management experts to speak at Pulse 2010 by October 16.
Have you heard our call for brilliant ideas? It goes like this:
ME: Calling All Service Management experts to propose topics to present at Pulse 2010. Submit proposals to http://www.ibm.com/software/tivoli/pulse/
YOU: OK. [clicks http://www.ibm.com/software/tivoli/pulse/ and submits proposal]
300 proposals reflecting brilliant expertise on the following themes will be notified of acceptance for Pulse 2010 by November 16, 2009.
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Dry means durable. Moisture Management
Controlling moisture, vapor and air flow is critical to the integrity of the building.
CertainTeed Building Science resources help you learn about moisture-flow mechanisms and the emerging science for overcoming mold, decay and weather related damage.
Managing moisture in a building is important because dry building envelopes perform better thermally which makes buildings more energy efficient. Dry building envelopes are also more durable, comfortable, healthful, and require less maintenance and upkeep.
Building science recognizes the influence of temperature, precipitation and humidity on building envelope performance, as well as material selection and placement in the assembly. Many residential and commercial building codes have changed in recent years to better reflect moisture control practices in building envelope design. Climate now plays a much larger part in prescriptive code requirements that include:
Some of the changes improve the building envelopes ability to dry to the inside or outside by removing requirements for traditional interior vapor retarders in moderate climates, as well as increasing the need for a drainage and ventilation space behind exterior claddings. Minimum requirements for building air tightness as well as the integration of water resistive barriers and window flashings into building envelope system design reduces the amount of wetting that occurs in the first place. Changes also recognize that complex systems that have been traditionally ventilated, like attics and crawl spaces, can be designed as closed systems when the appropriate materials and components are combined to effectively manage moisture.
Today building scientists are able to predict the impact moisture will have on a building envelope over time using transient heat and moisture transfer – commonly referred to as hygrothermal analysis. Specialized software helps the user visualize such factors as: surface condensation and mold growth potential; the wetting and drying potential of the building envelope; and moisture content of building components. This analysis helps building designers evaluate potential pre-construction moisture risks and also helps analyze and solve moisture problems post-construction.
CertainTeed's Moisture Management library contains videos, articles, white papers, educational presentations and literature on the challenges and threats of moisture penetrating the building as well as the advanced state of materials and scientific understanding of how to control its damaging potential. Included are:
From learning about diffusion to understanding how air affects the flow of moisture in a building, CertainTeed Building Science is the professional resource to count on when moisture is in motion.
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