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Men aren't supposed to like romance, right? Well, that's the theory, anyway. In practice, men may not always like to call it romance (and hence identify ourselves as sissies), but we feel the same yearning to connect that you do, to give and receive physical expressions of love and to continue the rituals of courtship long after our commitment's been cemented. In short, we want to romance you...and we secretly want you to romance us. But as you're probably well aware, it's within the finer points of love that gender differences rear their ugly heads. "When men are asked to define romance, they typically use these words: mystery, intrigue, sensuality, lingerie, passion and neverending sex," says Doug Fields, author of Creative Romance. A half dozen words -- "I'm looking forward to making love" -- will get his heart racing. The flowery stuff, the roses and candlelight, just isn't a guy thing. So skip the sweet little trappings and go for what's guaranteed to work.
1. Dress Up for Him
A long, long time ago, your husband bought you some lingerie. Remember? You wore it once or twice, then stuffed it deep in the back of a drawer. Well, the time has come to dig it out. "Consider dressing for his tastes and not just yours once in a while," says Barbara De Angelis, Ph.D., author of Secrets About Men Every Woman Should Know. "Take him shopping and have him choose outfits he would like to see you in or some lingerie he finds sexy."
If the idea of donning a Victoria's Secret number for your husband seems somehow tawdry, don't sweat it: Remember, you're doing this for him, not for you. And, as psychologist Ronald Goldstein, Ph.D., a marriage counselor in Newtown, Pennsylvania, explains: "Women should keep in mind that men are visually oriented." Trust me, men find it very romantic when you step wholeheartedly into our debauched little fantasy worlds. If we're hard-wired to be turned on by visual cues, why not indulge us -- and use it to your advantage?
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2. Touch Him All Over, All the Time
I'm not talking about sex, and I'm not talking about massage -- just plain old run-of-the-mill touching. Whether you're playing footsie under the table or placing a hand on our shoulders while scooting behind our chairs, men find the touch of the woman they love unbelievably reassuring. In our treasured nonverbal language, it translates as: "I accept you...I love you...We're a team."
Again, this doesn't have to lead to anything but if it does, so much the better. "Learn to love and appreciate all of your man's body," says De Angelis. "This will give you time to become more aroused and make him feel like you love every part of him." In other words, let your fingers do the talking.
3. Give Him a Night Out with the Boys -- No Strings Attached
It may seem odd to you that a romantic gesture might not involve you at all. But dogs run with dogs, wolves run with wolves, and every so often, guys just have to break away and run with the guys (drooling and howling optional). All the married men I know miss those carefree nights out with the guys -- a fact many of the married women I know find unnecessarily threatening. When I look back on my single days, it's the male companionship I miss, not the cornucopia of gorgeous single gals (okay, okay -- the handful of pretty good-looking single gals). Honestly.
Now, maybe you have no problem with our stepping out occasionally for some beers with the pals. But -- and this is the hard part -- how can we possibly ask? At some earlier point in our relationship, remember, you accused us of choosing our friends over you, and now we're gun-shy about confessing a need to shoot pool with Bill or see a ball game with Fred.
Make it easy for us, just once in awhile, and we'll love you for it. Suggest we call up Fred for the ball game next Saturday and watch our eyes light up. As an over-the-top bonus, tell us we don't have to call at midnight to check in. It demonstrates trust, and it shows you're truly trying to make your husband happy, not just making an empty romantic gesture. Your gift won't be soon forgotten. After all, when your wife demonstrates new-girlfriend coolness, what could be more romantic than that?
4. Show Up at His Office
I don't mean that literally -- showing up unannounced just as he's getting his head together for the Big Meeting can be catastrophically disruptive. I mean it figuratively: Make your presence known throughout the day. I know, when we were just dating we tried to discourage you from calling us at work. Many single guys consider work a safe haven from the minefield of dating and don't want that sacred space violated. In marriage, though, it's different: News from the home front serves as a nice reminder of what you're working for.
"I think a man likes to hear that his wife loves him and misses him," says Goldstein. "Corny as it sounds, if the woman puts a note in his briefcase or calls him up at work just to say how much she's looking forward to making love that night, it can really make a guy's day." Be creative: Send him a suggestive email from your office, leave a sexy message on his voice mail or tuck a holiday picture of you in a thong bikini into his shirt pocket. They'll all send the desired message: "Think about me...I'm thinking about you."
5. Tell Him What a Big, Strong Guy He Is
We men are famously incompetent at expressing ourselves verbally...but that doesn't mean we don't appreciate hearing a little praise now and then. In particular, we draw a lot of our identity from our maleness. Nurturing our big-ape fantasies -- me Tarzan, you Jane -- lets us know you value us as males, which is somehow important to the continued production of testosterone. So tell your husband he makes you feel safe, thank him for working so hard (even if you're working just as hard), tell him you pity friends who don't have husbands like him.
A quick insight into men: We all want to be heroes. Remembering to compliment your spouse on being a great husband and father isn't always easy in the middle of a busy day, but it's a quick shortcut to making him feel wanted, needed and loved, which is of course the ultimate point of any romantic gesture. And this positive reinforcement of your husband's good behavior will yield big dividends later, as he subconsciously tries to live up to your glowing appraisal.
Here's another secret: A solid pampering after a rough day at work is tough to beat in the area of tenderness. Yes, your days are nuts, too, but the key to romantic gestures is to put the other person's needs 100 percent before your own. So if you know his day has been hell, why not give your husband a massage, set up a hot bath, a cold beer and that novel he's been trying to read? What makes such royal treatment so romantic to a man is the way it reassures him you appreciate his hard work, and that you're proud of him. Married men often feel guilty about the energy they devote to work. The post-hell-day back rub reassures us that everything's okay.
6. Engineer a Break-the-Routine Date
Your weekly "date night" doesn't count. I'm talking about whisking him off for a weekend getaway or getting a babysitter and surprising him after work with movie tickets. To make sure the evening works, try to determine what your relationship needs at the moment. Are you both overworked and feeling disconnected? Try a relaxing night at a local hotel. Getting bored with the daily grind? Take off for an exciting weekend someplace exotic but affordable. Once you determine the proper mood, make all the plans and pull the surprise.
Since one key detail is to make sure your husband doesn't make alternate plans, first lower his expectations by making a dreary-sounding appointment (your parents are in town?) he won't dare to miss. He's mentally prepared for a dull, dutiful evening then you spring your romantic surprise. He'll be so relieved he can't help but have a good time.
Besides being great fun, this type of creative spontaneity is romantic because we find it disarmingly sweet when you go to a lot of trouble for us. My wife has surprised me a few times on my birthday with a big party to which she's invited all my friends, and it never fails to make me feel like a king.
7. Make Sex with Him an Event
I remember taking a shower one evening after coming home exhausted and emerging from the bathroom to find that my wife had made a bed on the living room floor out of couch cushions, pillows and blankets. It gave the least sexy room in the house a very exciting, exotic feel -- part hotel room, part pillow fort. I won't share the details of what happened next.
When married men say they miss the kind of sex they had in their single days -- and we do say it to one another, even if we don't dare say it to you -- that is what we're talking about. While single sex was full of wild abandon and the unknown, married sex gradually becomes more about comfort than passion, and once you know all of each other's secrets, ruts become unavoidable unless you make a particular, focused effort to keep out of them. The upshot: Break the routine. If you're in the habit of making love with the lights out, try keeping them on or illuminating the room with candles. Rent a blue movie or get some massage oil and surprise him on the couch. "Have a conversation with your husband and try to get at what some of his sexual fantasies are," suggests Goldstein. Don't do anything that makes you uncomfortable, or it'll backfire horribly. But making sex a celebratory event will show him in no uncertain terms that you think he's special.
8. Score Him a Pair of Tickets to the Big Game
Which would you rather receive from your husband: a weekend at a spa or a new set of cookware? The spa is by far the more romantic gift, if only because he doesn't stand to gain anything from it. Gifts that don't benefit the giver are somehow purer because they demonstrate you care only about making your spouse happy. So when you're thinking about gifts, try not to think about what you'd like to get him, but what he'd like to receive.
My wife and I have very different tastes in movies, and we used to make the mistake of always trying to rent movies we both wanted to see. Sounds logical, but all we ever rented were middle-of-the-road videos that didn't offend either of us. I never got to see the special-effects thrillers I really wanted, and she never got to see the teary romances she's interested in (for whatever bizarre reason). Now we alternate movie picks, allowing both of us to see the movies we really want to see, at only the small cost of sitting through each other's favorites.
What's my point? It can be exhausting trying to be clones of each other. One of men's fears going into marriage is that we'll be molded into Bland Married Guy. When you reward his individuality by paying attention to his quirky preferences, even when they clash with your own, you ease this fear and reassure him you're not trying to change him. Presto: instant intimacy.
9. Show Interest in His Outside Life
We live in a fast-paced world, and Lord knows it's easy enough to get wrapped up in our own routines. But finding ways to let a man know you care about all aspects of his life, not just the parts he shares with you, is a great way to show you love the whole man. Shoot him a few well-directed questions about work to help him unwind, surprise him with a book relating to a hobby, track down a Website that deals with some problem he's having -- all are touching gestures I guarantee will be well-received.
"Once I spent two hours digging through scraps of paper trying to find a number I'd misplaced," recalls Jim, 31. "I was pissed and frustrated -- I never can get organized. Two weeks later, my wife presented me with a new address book, into which she'd copied all the numbers from my pile of business cards and scrap papers. She completely blew me away."
Getting him out of a jam with family and friends -- or simply having a little foresight in the area of personal relations -- can have the same effect. "My kid sister was off in college and feeling lonely, and my wife, unbeknownst to me, started sending care packages to her," recalls Bobby, 33. "I only found out about it when Tracy called and started thanking me profusely, saying she couldn't believe how thoughtful 'we' were. I was really impressed; I'd never have thought of it myself, but it was exactly the right thing to do." Tread carefully, though: Somewhere there's a line between helping and meddling.
10. Tell Him a Secret
Men want to be soul mates, too. Telling him a secret -- symbolically letting him deeper inside you -- demonstrates total trust in him and faith in your relationship. Because you're making yourself vulnerable, it's an incredible bonding experience. What works just as well: Encourage him to tell you a secret or two. And don't laugh.
11. Slow Down Dinner
Sure, the idea that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach is a cliché. But it reached such status for a reason: It works. (It worked so well with me that I married a professional cook.) And it's tough to miss the basic, underlying romantic symbolism of cooking for your man: You satisfy his hunger, his craving.
The modern version of cooking as romance, it seems to me, is to use an elaborate meal as a way to slow things down. Start with wine, end with coffee and divide even the most mundane meal courses -- first the macaroni, then the cheese -- thereby delaying your husband's gratification and whetting his appetite. Slowing down the meal not only makes the food taste better and gives you more time to talk, but it returns a sense of ceremony to the meal, turning it into a kind of date. Your husband can't help but sit, tuck in and take notice.
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I have been using iPhone 3.0.1 with Zimbra 5.0.18 without any problems. All calendars from 2 servers are visible, up to date and I could add new an appointment from the phone.
When I upgraded to 3.1 version, I cannot any more add an appointment to the default calendar (Zimbra Calendar). The default calendar is visible as a calendar, but it it is not visible in the list where you can add an appointment. I can add an appointment to all other calendars I have created,
It this a bug in iPhone 3.1 or what causes this behaviour ?
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There's a growing realisation that successful conservation comes from strengthening governance processes and involving the people who live with and depend on nature. In northern Kenya, IUCN and partners, with support from UKaid and other donors, are helping to secure a future for endangered Grevy's zebra and the people who share a land with this iconic species. …
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Bicycle Rally from Far West to East of Nepal
With support from IUCN Nepal, under the project 'Improving Natural Resource Governance for Rural Poverty Reduction', funded by DFID, a month long Bicycle Rally from Mahakali to Mechi was successfully completed on 22 December 2010. With the main objective of creating awareness about Climate Change, Bio-diversity Conservation and Environmental Governance at the local level, two students from Institute of Forestry, Pokhara, Nepal, started their awareness campaign from Gaddachouki of Kanchanpur (Far West) on 26 November 2010 and completed the rally at Mechi Bridge in Eastern Nepal. …
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Natural resources such as fish, water, wood and wildlife are of paramount importance to the livelihoods of millions of people but in many cases, local people have little say in how these are managed. IUCN is leading a major international project to help engage local communities in decision making to ensure equitable and sustainable use of the environment.
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Hardware performance analysis using the Critical Path
Theory and practice for performance analysis of concurrent hardware.
The Dynamic Critical Path is the longest chain of events in the timed-graph. (The timed graph models the time-evolution of a circuit.) Analyzing the critical path can offer important insights about the bottlenecks of a circuit. We have built automatic tools which extract, summarize, analyze the critical path, and use it to optimize circuits.
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- Girish Venkataramani, intern 2005
- Hari Kannan, intern 2008
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- Critical Path: A Tool for System-Level Timing Analysis, Girish Venkataramani, Tiberiu Chelcea, Mihai Budiu, and Seth C. Goldstein, Design Automation Conference (DAC), San Diego, CA, June 4-8, 2007.
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Passing an inadequately-sized output buffer to a path manipulation function can result in a buffer overflow.
Windows provides a large number of utility functions that manipulate buffers containing filenames. In most cases, the result is returned in a buffer that is passed in as input. (Usually the filename is modified in place.) Most functions require the buffer to be at least MAX_PATH bytes in length, but you should check the documentation for each function individually. If the buffer is not large enough to store the result of the manipulation, a buffer overflow can occur.
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char *createOutputDirectory(char *name) { char outputDirectoryName[128]; if (getCurrentDirectory(128, outputDirectoryName) == 0) { return null; } if (!PathAppend(outputDirectoryName, "output")) { return null; } if (!PathAppend(outputDirectoryName, name)) { return null; } if (SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL, outputDirectoryName, NULL) != ERROR_SUCCESS) { return null; } return StrDup(outputDirectoryName); }
In this example the function creates a directory named "output\<name>" in the current directory and returns a heap-allocated copy of its name. For most values of the current directory and the name parameter, this function will work properly. However, if the name parameter is particularly long, then the second call to PathAppend() could overflow the outputDirectoryName buffer, which is smaller than MAX_PATH bytes.
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State Senator asks state to assist local efforts to save Nineteenth Century Club
State Sen. Jim Kyle has asked state historians to help with local efforts to save the historic Nineteenth Century Club property on Union Avenue.
Kyle, the Democratic leader of the Senate from Memphis, said he met with representatives from the Tennessee Historical Commission after he received calls from constituents concerned with the fate of the property.
"I trust the judgment of the people who devote their lives to studying the history of Memphis and Tennessee," Kyle said in a statement issued Tuesday, Aug. 6. "What they are saying is that this is one of the most historically significant residential buildings in the state, and I want to be sure the Tennessee Historical Commission stays abreast of developments in Memphis."
The historical commission has no power to stop the property's owner, Union Group LLC, from razing the Nineteenth Century Club building and replacing it with a commercial development, but it awards federal preservation grants and an investment tax credit program that focuses on building rehabilitation.
Last Thursday, two current and two former members of the Nineteenth Century Club won a temporary restraining order prohibiting the Union group from doing any work on the property.
The current and former members of the club had filed a Shelby County Chancery Court suit alleging the sale of the property did not follow the organization's bylaws and that it violated the Tennessee Nonprofit Corporation Act.
Attorneys representing the plaintiffs say the club's bylaws required all club members – not just the organization's leadership – to vote on the sale and the state act requires nonprofits disposing of major assets to get approval from the state Attorney General.
The Union Group acquired a demolition permit from the Office of Construction Code Enforcement Tuesday, July 30, and felled a large tree on the back side of the property.
The regal but decaying property on Union was built in 1907 by Rowland Jones, a Memphis lumber king.
In 1926, the 15,813-square-foot house was acquired by the Nineteenth Century Club, a philanthropic women's organization.
The Union Group acquired the property for $550,000 in January after winning a competitive bidding process, beating out a group that offered $350,000 and wanted to turn the property into a women's business center. The Nineteenth Century Club plans on donating the sale proceeds to the Children's Museum of Memphis.


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I love mashed potatoes and these were so good. My kids loved them too and they had no idea they were eating cauliflower, I doubled the recipe too....yum!
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|Height and speed an advantage for 2012-13 girls' basketball team
|Written by Darci Tomky
Twenty-four HHS student athletes have hit the gym hard this month and are looking forward to a very competitive year on the girls' basketball court.
"Our team has a good mixture of height and speed," said head coach Arlan Scholl. "Playing in a league that is always competitive at the state level—and this year includes Akron, the reigning state champions in 2A—presents our team with a great challenge."
Joining Scholl on the coaching staff are two new assistant coaches, Kia Kassman and Dave Rice. "These are excellent, experienced coaches and are a large asset to our Lady Dragon basketball program," said Scholl.
The team is working hard and has set some goals to reach this season.
Returning letterwinners are seniors Chandler Gerk and Erin Vieselmeyer, juniors Maddie King and Audi Peña and sophomore Megan Vieselmeyer.
Returning letterwinners on the girls' basketball team are pictured from left, Chandler Gerk, Erin Vieselmeyer, Megan Vieselmeyer, Maddie King and Audi Peña. They kick off the season Friday, Nov. 30 at home against Haxtun. —Enterprise photo
Joining them on the 2012-13 team are seniors Becca Weaver and Gabriela Chavez; juniors Tia Huffman, Zuri Lopez, Eva Penzing, Jacinda Krueger and Elli Ahro; sophomores Stefani Razo, Ana Olivas, Rosa Ochoa and Kaylee Ham; and freshmen Peyton Dittmer, Adi Bencomo, Monica Montes, Roni Beavers, Megan Parker, Jaylene Dominguez, Savanna Krueger and Josilyn Lutze.
Student managers this year are Rachel Schneider and Ivette Varela.
"We look forward to getting on the court, and it is always exciting to see our great Holyoke fans supporting our teams," said Scholl.
The season kicks off with a Phillips County showdown against Haxtun on the Dragons' home court this Friday, Nov. 30. Games are scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.
Also on next week's schedule is a C team girls' game with Chase County at home Monday, Dec. 3 at 6 p.m.
This year's district basketball tournament is scheduled for Feb. 26, 28 and March 2, followed by regionals March 8-9. The season wraps up with the state tournament in Pueblo March 14-16.
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BROOKHAVEN, Ga. -- Brookhaven native Max Davis was elected mayor in the city's inaugural election on Tuesday evening.
Unofficial returns showed that David won the runoff election with 66% of the vote over Sandy Murray, who received 34% of the vote.
Davis is now tasked with creating a brand new city government for 50,000 residents. The city will begin with a city budget of $25 Million and will contract DeKalb County for police services until Brookhaven can hire it's own police force.
Brookhaven will officially become a city on December 17.
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|My personal recipe for more than 30 years, these make simply perfect homemade buttermilk pancakes that I know you'll love. Pictured here with blueberries.
Homemade Buttermilk PancakesBesides tweaking the baking powder and baking soda, I've been making my homemade pancakes this way for more than 30 years, and I think they've stood the test of time. Don't get me wrong - I do realize that just adding water to a pre-packaged mix sure makes things a bit easier in this hurry-up world we live in, but honestly it doesn't take any time to mix up a fresh batch of pancake batter and no worries over weird ingredients or preservatives lurking in there either because you know what went in it. So, on your day off, why not make them homemade!
Heck you can even mix up several batches of the dry ingredients on your day off, stick them in cheap storage bags and then all you have to do is dump it in a bowl and add the wet ingredients when you get ready to make them on a weekday morning. Homemade, good for you, prepackaged pancake mix in a jiffy! Truth is, when I was working outside of the home, I used to make big batches of pancakes on the weekend, flash freeze them and then only had to heat them up in the microwave for breakfast.
Great belly filling kick start to a cold morning, just add some of those Little Sizzlers sausage links or Jimmy Dean sausage patties, a side of skillet apples, pure butter, and loads of warmed maple syrup ... talk about some good.
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Recipe: Homemade Buttermilk Pancakes©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 15 min |Cook time: 15 min | Yield: About 16 pancakes
- 2 cups of all purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons of baking powder
- 2 teaspoons of baking soda
- 3 tablespoons of granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon of kosher salt
- 2 cups of buttermilk, more or less
- 2 tablespoons of butter, melted and cooled, plus more for the skillet
- 2 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Whisk together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, sugar and salt; set aside. Combine 1 cup of the buttermilk with 2 tablespoons of melted butter and the eggs. Add the buttermilk mixture to the flour mixture. Gently combine, adding vanilla extract and additional buttermilk as needed. Mixture should be fairly thick and lumpy, but pourable; avoid overmixing.
Heat a griddle or non-stick skillet over medium high heat, add additional butter, non-stick spray or cooking oil to the pan. Spoon 1/3 cup measure of batter onto pan leaving at least 1/2 inch between each. When pancakes begin to bubble up and edges appear to be dry, turn over to brown the other side. Repeat with remaining butter and batter. Serve immediately with additional butter, warmed syrup, a side of sausage and fruit. Skillet apples are excellent with these. Makes about 16 depending on the size you make them. Can halve recipe.
Variations: Add in 2 tablespoons of sour cream, Greek yogurt or plain yogurt. For chocolate chip, pecan, or blueberry, pour batter into pan, then scattered some mini chocolate chips, chopped pecans, or fresh or frozen blueberries into the batter; allow to set as usual then turn.
Cinnamon Bun Pancakes: Combine 3/4 cup of packed, light brown sugar with 1/2 tablespoon of ground cinnamon with 1/2 cup of melted butter. Stir together and transfer to a small squirt bottle; let rest. As you spoon pancake batter into skillet, use the cinnamon filling to squirt a spiral onto the top of the batter. Turn once edges dry and bubbles form and finish as above.
Pumpkin Pancakes: Substitute 1 cup of 100% pure pumpkin (like Libby's) for the melted butter and add 1/2 teaspoon each of cinnamon and ginger and 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves. Substitute light brown sugar for the granulated if desired.
For Waffles: Separate eggs and beat whites until fluffy. Prepare as above, whisking dry ingredients, then adding buttermilk, butter, vanilla and egg yolks. Gently fold in egg whites last. Spray waffle iron and scoop batter into middle cooking according to manufacturer's directions.
Tip: Make a batch or two of these for freezing. Simply make the pancakes and let cool. Spray a large baking sheet with non-stick spray and stack pancakes in a single layer on the baking sheet. Flash freeze until frozen solid, then transfer to a large zippered freezer bag.
Buttermilk Substitute: Can substitute 3/4 cup of regular milk, but if you do, add 2 teaspoons of baking powder and eliminate the baking soda, or make a homemade buttermilk substitute using regular whole milk and vinegar. A buttermilk substitute will never take the place of real buttermilk, but it will work in a pinch.
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Washington State Edges Oregon State, 58-54
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Washington State 77, Gonzaga 67 - 12/5/06
Washington State 77, Gonzaga 67 - 12/5/06
vs. Portland (11/29/06)
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Ranks on WSU all-time list in minutes (second - 3,706), 3-point field goal attempts (second - 583), 3-point field goals made (fourth - 220), free throw percentage (sixth - .800), steals (eighth - 145), scoring (11th - 1,288 points), assists (12th - 256), field goal attempts (13th - 1,047), 3-point field goal percentage (14th - .377), steals average (14th - 1.294 per game) and field goals made (14th - 444).
Started all 35 games...named All-Pacific-10 Third Team and National Association of Basketball Coaches District 14 First Team...ranked in the Pac-10 in 3-point field goals made (third - 2.63 per game), steals (seventh - 1.55 per game), minutes played (11th - 33.26) and scoring (13th - 14.8 points per game)...led the team in scoring (493)and field goals made (166) and set the WSU single-season record for 3-point field goals made (92)...ranked second on the team in free throw percentage (.784), steals (50) and minutes played (1,164)...led WSU in scoring 12 times...scored in double figures in 27 of the team's 35 games, including the final 13 contests...had five 20-plus point games...scored 24 of his 26 points in the second half of WSU's game at Boise State (Nov. 13), as the Cougars came back from a six-point halftime deficit for an 86-74 victory...also had a big second-half against Air Force (Nov. 25), scoring all 19 of his points in the second half in the team's come-from-behind victory...had back-to-back 20 and 19 point games against Idaho State (Dec. 23) and North Carolina A&T (Dec. 28)...compiled five steals in those two games...put on a shooting clinic in the final two minutes at UCLA (Jan. 12), scoring all 24 of his points in the second half, including nine points on three 3-pointers in the final two minutes as WSU's comeback fell short, 81-74...tied his season high with six 3-pointers in the game...became the 28th player in Cougar history to score 1,000 points with his 1,000th point as one of 15 points in WSU's win over Oregon State (Jan. 17)...scored his season high a game later with 27 points against Oregon (Jan. 20)...tied his career high with 10 field goals made and had a season-high four steals...scored all 18 points at Arizona State (Jan. 26) from behind the 3-point arc on 6-for-11 shooting...grabbed a career-high six rebounds in the game...put up 21 points at Oregon State (Feb. 14)...averaged 14.3 points in the NCAA Tournament, including 18 points against Notre Dame in the second round (March 22)...ended career with a team-high 14 points against North Carolina in the `Sweet 16' (March 27)...selected to participate in 20th Annual ESPN 3-Point Contest at the `Final Four' and Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.
Started all 34 games...named All-Pacific-10 First Team, National Association of Basketball Coaches District 14 First Team, and United States Basketball Writers Association District 9 First Team...ranked in the Pac-10 in minutes played (third - 34.41 per game), 3-point field goals (sixth - 2.21 per game) and scoring (15th - 13.7 points per game) scored in double-figures 27 times... led team in scoring, 3-point field goals and minutes played...opened the season with a then-career high 28 points including 6-for-9 from beyond the arc vs. UAB (Nov. 10) at the John Thompson Foundation Classic in Milwaukee...named to the all-tournament team...poured in 22 points in 66-60 victory over Idaho State (Nov. 21)...registered 17 points against Boise State in Spokane (Nov. 25)...tallied 15 points on the strength of 6-for-10 shooting from the field at Utah (Dec. 2)...was 7-for-14 from the field, including 4-for-8 from 3-point land, and recorded 22 points in the upset of No. 18 Gonzaga, 77-67 (Dec. 5)...led the Cougars to a 69-50 victory over Cal State Northridge with a team-high 17 points (Dec. 16)...was 6-for-11 from the field and tallied 14 points at No. 1 UCLA (Dec. 28)...tallied 15 points and five boards at USC (Dec. 30)...scored 14 points and added season-high seven assists against Arizona State (Jan.4)...had a career-night in the 77-74 OT loss to No. 7 Oregon (Jan. 27) with 37 points, including nine treys...the nine 3-pointers tied the WSU record for most in a game... added five steals and five assists...scored 14 points in the Cougars' 88-86 double overtime victory over No. 23 USC (March 3)...scored 15 points in both Pacific-10 Tournament games (vs. Washington, March 8 and USC, March 9)...opened the NCAA tournament with 12 points and three assists in a 70-54 win over Oral Roberts (March 15)...followed that performance with 21 points in a second round loss to Vanderbilt (March 17)...set Cougar single-season record with 1,170 minutes played and tied for sixth at WSU with 75 treys...ranks on WSU's junior single season list in minutes (first - 1,170), 3-point field goals (third - 75), (seventh - 467 points), steals (seventh - 45), 3-point field goal percentage (eighth - .399), field goals (T-eighth - 166)...joined teammate Kyle Weaver as the only two Cougars ever selected to the 12-man 2007 USA Pan American Games men's basketball team...tallied 13 points against Argentina and 14 points against the Virgin Islands...led team USA with 16 points in victory over Panama scoring the last six points of the game...team went 3-0 when he started...averaged 14.3 points in three starts.
Appeared in 20 games, including 19 starts...missed eight games due to a fractured right foot...tallied a career-high 11 assists and added 15 points against UC Riverside (Nov. 19)...first career double-double...most assists in a game by a Cougar since Marcus Moore had 11 vs. USC, Dec. 29, 2001...tied his season-high 15 points and notched a career-high five boards against Wyoming (Nov. 30)...scored 14 points and added career-high five boards vs. Kansas State (Dec. 3)...recorded 13 points and tied his career-high five boards at Oregon State (Feb. 16)...ranks on WSU's sophomore single season list in assists average (10th - 3.2).
Started in the final 22 games for the Cougars...earned Pacific-10 Conference All-Freshman Honorable Mention...missed first five games of the season due to a fractured foot...made season debut against No. 25 Gonzaga (Dec. 7) playing 10 minutes off the bench...scored in double figures nine times...his season-high eight assists at USC (Jan. 5) were the most by a Cougar freshman since 2001...had four steals at Arizona State (Jan. 27)...was 4-for-4 from 3-point range and scored 13 points in 70-63 upset win at No. 11 Arizona (Jan. 29)... poured season/career-high 19 points at Oregon (Feb. 12)... went 6-for-6 from the line at Stanford (March 3)...ranks in several categories on WSU's freshman single-game list including 3-point field goal percentage (tied for first shooting 1.000, 4-for-4 at Arizona, Jan. 29), free throw percentage (tied for first shooting 1.000, 6-for-6 at Stanford, March 3), steals (tied for third with four at Arizona State, Jan. 27), assists (tied for fourth with eight against USC, Feb. 5)...ranked on WSU's freshman single season list in several categories including assist/turnover ratio (third - 1.23), assist average (fourth - 2.83 per game), steal average (fourth - 1.13 per game), 3-point field goal attempts (fifth - 78), games started (T-fifth - 22), assists (sixth - 65), minutes played (sixth - 735), steals (T-sixth - 26), and 3-point field goal percentage (eighth - .321).
Named the Interscholastic League of Honolulu Player of the Year all four varsity seasons under head coach Mark Mugiishi...first freshman in Hawaii history to win the award...FRESHMAN season led the ILH in scoring at 15 points per game and was named first team All-State...received "Mr. Basketball" honor as top player in the State during his final three seasons at Iolani...named Gatorade Player of the Year in Hawaii in his final three seasons...led Raiders to three straight State titles to close his prep career...tallied game-high 24 points in State title game during his SENIOR season...McDonald's All-America nominee...team won final 72 games in Low's career against schools from Hawaii and posted a 101-4 record against State competition during his four years at Iolani.
Born March 21, 1986 in Honolulu...father Kenneth...older brother Dustin and younger brother Chase...enjoys playing pool, and ping pong...also played volleyball in high school...majoring in social sciences with minors in communication and sport management.
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|Release Date: November 11, 2011
|Running Time: 104 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
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Summary:After three years behind bars, Mitchel emerges from Pentonville Prison with good intentions. But when his old friend Billy, a low-level gangster who's looking for backup on a job, meets him upon release, Mitchel joins him in exchange for a place to live. While entangled in the past, Mitchel becomes involved with Charlotte, a movie star holed up in a Holland Park mansion hiding from the paparazzi. Touched by her beauty and vulnerability, he quickly falls into the role of protector, fending off aggressive reporters and stalkers, as well as Billy's ploy to rob the house of its expensive art and vintage cars. As the attraction between them grows and their relationship deepens, Mitchel and Charl... Full Summary >>


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Don't miss the CMA Music Festival/Fan Fair June 11-14, 2015 and June 9-12, 2016. The world's largest country music festival delivers a full range of concert experiences with equal parts nighttime fireworks and daytime sizzle. Your group will enjoy non-stop music and autograph opportunities from their favorite hit-makers in downtown Nashville. cmafest.com
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All conservatives and libertarians in the DC metro should attend Maryland Conservative Action Network's "Turning the Tides" conference in Annapolis, MD.
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Royals Hot Stove show kicks off tonight, January 13
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Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - Danny Green hit a career-high seven 3-
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Born on June 17, 1958 in Cumberland, RI, Farrelly was raised by his father, Robert Sr., a doctor, and his mother, Mariann, a nurse practitioner. Having grown up in a comfortable home, Farrelly had very little ambition outside of being an underachieving slacker. After graduating from the Ken School in Connecticut, he studied business at Providence College, where he faired rather poorly as a student while excelling at partying. Despite his shiftless lifestyle, Farrelly did harbor a desire to become a writer. In 1979, he took a salesman job at U.S. Lines, Inc. in Boston, MA, but spent most of his time on the road dreaming up stories he wanted to write. Following a brief stint in Las Vegas, NV, ... Continue Bio >>
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The newly-named ATP World Tour, which recently debuted the next evolution in their "FEEL IT" global marketing campaign, has also revamped their website to match the the campaign's other worldly, celestial theme. The Tour also released the following video promoting their new campaign:
So the gods of tennis are hitting into the heavens? Interesting, if not reaching a bit. I'll definitely be watching to see how the ATP World Tour continues to infuse this theme and messaging throughout the 2009 season - remember, consistency is the key here.
What do you guys think of the new website - love it or leave it??
(image via atpworldtour.com)
Monday, December 29, 2008
MEDIA MASHUP: The ATP World Tour revamps site for 2009 - love it or leave it?
Labels: ATP Tour, sports marketing, tennis, websites
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- AnonymousDecember 29, 2008 at 9:55 AM
Leave it! The old site was way better than this one.. I know the ATP wants to change their looks, but please not in this way!ReplyDelete
I'm gonna have to agree with Anonymous on this one: The site looks absolutely ridiculous! Their marketing department is pretty bad: Those dragons last year with the players might have been the worse.ReplyDelete
I'm not a fan, to be honest. I had a bit of a shock when I typed in the URL and the new site came up!ReplyDelete
Leave it! What were they thinking? I mean, how do you top this monstrosity? They're going to have to stick with it forever as anything else will look sub-hugeanormous or something, dontcha think?ReplyDelete
Every time I look at it, I think I died and went to heaven. Who wants that?!
- uvijek argenDecember 29, 2008 at 6:27 PM
I dig it, no opinion, I just like it.ReplyDelete
- skullybauerDecember 30, 2008 at 7:27 AM
Leave it is really confuse and weird!ReplyDelete
I'm fine with it. Nothing too wow about it. Though, I've never been a big fan of that website. I've been visiting it ever since it first began and it's looked pretty much the same for about 10-12 years. But who really needs the ATP website anymore? You get much better coverage of the ATP World on this blog!ReplyDelete
Leave it! Way too busy. Are we advertising for NASA or tennis?!ReplyDelete


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Backcountry Bowhunting by Cameron Hanes is also a good book, he covers elk hunting and much more.
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Chloé.Attitudes is the first exhibition dedicated to Chloé, a celebration of the maison's 60-year contribution to fashion culture. Since 1952, it's legacy of luxury 'Pret-a-Porter' clothing has consistently defined how modern women live.
Jean De Loisy, President of Palais de Tokyo, has invited Chloé to inaugurate a cycle of exhibitions entitled 'Fashion Program' – celebrating key moments or outstanding figures in fashion history.
Featuring signature pieces and undisclosed iconography from each of Chloé's nine key designers – from the maison's progressive founder Gaby Aghion, to its present creative director Clare Waight Keller – the show is neither nostalgic nor chronological. It takes a thematic path through the very best of Chloé's creativity, pausing at key moments within its history to explore the spirit and soul of the brand.
The exhibition is curated and designed by renowned exhibition-maker Judith Clark and staged in the newly refurbished galleries of Palais de Tokyo.
This short film gives you a tantalising glimpse at the making of the exhibition with Judith Clark and her production team. Touching on a few key themes, we'll discover the treatments and techniques that have been used to bring them to life inside the space.
We'll also meet with hair artist Angelo Seminara, commissioned to create fantastical hair-pieces for mannequins within the show; and Jean De Loisy, commissioner of the exhibition from Palais de Tokyo, who will reveal more behind the choice of Chloé to kick off the 'Fashion Program' and future plans for it. Behind the scenes never looked so good.
Gaby Aghion
Born in Egypt in 1921, Gaby Aghion moved to Paris after the war and pioneered the concept of "luxury ready-to-wear" with the creation of Chloé in 1952. She did not feel comfortable with the restrictive wardrobe of the fifties and her thirst for greater emancipation quickly outweighed this "Couture" period as she turned the page without hesitation to offer women a new approach to fashion.See the designs
The young Gaby chose the fabrics, drew six models and had them made by the head seamstress at the atelier Lelong. She then decided to offer them herself to the fashion boutiques which were then just starting to carry ready-to-wear clothes. She put on the first Chloé show in 1956 at a breakfast at the Café de Flore, the epicentre of young intellectual Parisians that she mingled with. It was a success and today she is still the first to express her surprise at her own audacity.
To keep the flame alive and the label youthful, Gaby Aghion continuously sought talented designers, names that are now part of the history of contemporary fashion, to work alongside her.
Embrun dress, Gaby Aghion for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1960
Gaby Aghion for Chloé, 1967
Gaby Aghion for Chloé, 1960
Karl Lagerfeld
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In 1965, a young man from Hamburg, Karl Lagerfeld, joined Chloé and worked under the direction of Gaby Aghion – alongside Maxime de La Falaise, Michèle Rosier and Graziella Fontana – before being appointed the house's exclusive designer in 1975.See the designs
Under his direction, Chloé became one of the most iconic brands of the seventies. Karl was particularly noted for his sense of humour and eccentric creations. Each of his collections for the brand became a happening.
Karl left Chloé in 1984, but was to return for a second time in 1992, staying for another four years.
Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1975
Angkor Dress, Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1983
Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1994
Martine Sitbon
Born in Casablanca Martine Sitbon came to Paris to study at the fashion school, Studio Berçot. In 1987 she joined Chloé as Creative Director.See the designs
Her silhouettes for the brand played on a soft femininity combined with an eclectic wardrobe, with references as diverse as a nineteenth century dandy, the Edwardian era and a matador.
Although her early collections seem fairytale-esque, it was rock music – especially from the seventies – that became the strongest influence on Sitbon's Chloé designs.
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1990
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1992
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1992
Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney was born in London – the daughter of Sir Paul, and his wife Linda. At the age of 26, after graduating from Central Saint Martins, Stella was hired by Chloé as Creative Director to replace the outgoing Karl Lagerfeld.See the designs
Inspired by her mother – who wore Chloé – the young designer brought a breath of fresh air: celebrities, style and buzz, youth and glamour, became part of the Chloé world.
The brand took on a vintage, sexy, rock 'n' roll tone, appealing to a new generation of young women who were nostalgic without being sentimental, independent and modern. The Chloé wardrobe always mixes all kinds of influences – and the vital energies of the street inspired Stella's take.
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1998
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1999
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2001
Phoebe Philo
When Stella McCartney left Chloé, her assistant and friend, Phoebe Philo, succeeded her at the brand. Born in Paris, Phoebe graduated from London's Central Saint Martins a year after Stella.See the designs
Her aesthetic was subtly different. With Phoebe's arrival, Chloé started to work leather, to the delight of customers, who rushed to get bags and shoes.
With Phoebe, a complete wardrobe of desirable pieces was developed – faithful to the spirit of the brand and yet right for now. She offered a new way of looking at fashion, adding a twist of British cool to the very Parisian Chloé.
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2004
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2004
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2006
Hannah MacGibbon
Hannah MacGibbon was born in London. Another graduate of the capital's Central Saint Martins, she initially worked under Phoebe at Chloé and is credited with bringing a touch of chic to the street style of her predecessor.See the designs
In 2008, Hannah took over the reigns at Chloé for three years. Bringing in a demure aesthetic of timeless pieces and neutral colours, she drew on a seventies aesthetic of the brand but with a modern twist. Wide capes, nude tones, jeans and chambray shirts were revisited, with belted high-waist pants.
Hannah's designs were about freshness, sophistication and grace – quintessentially Chloé.
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2009
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2010
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2011
Clare Waight Keller
Clare Waight Keller was born in Birmingham. She succeeded Hannah at Chloé in the summer of 2011, moving from Pringle of Scotland.See the designs
A graduate of the Royal College of Art, she began her career at Calvin Klein in New York, worked in the men's studio at Ralph Lauren, and then at Gucci, under Tom Ford.
Eagerly anticipated, Clare Waight Keller's first show for Chloé took place in October 2011. It went to Chloé's very soul – fluid and feminine "but boyish", she said, these qualities were expressed in long white and powder pink pleated dresses, eyelet embroidery and belts on the hips of wide pants.
Developing her take on Chloé for Autumn / Winter 2012, there were blouses, throw-on coats and pretty dresses in a sorbet palette. Chic, sensual and natural, that's Clare's Chloé.
Clare Waight Keller for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2012
Clare Waight Keller for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2012
Clare Waight Keller for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2012


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In the midst of insensitive, racist Halloween costumes, we shouldn't forget that good can come out of this holiday too. In fact, today's Image of The Day is a prime example of that.
We've seen our fair share of cute Halloween costumes on children, but we haven't seen anything as adorably detailed as this. The pair, who happen to be the niece and nephew of Audrey's Editor-in-chief Anna M. Park, are dressed up as Korra from Avatar: The Legend of Korra and Momo from Avatar: The Last Airbender.
They have everything down from Korra's hair to Momo's adorable expression (we're not sure if the expression was intentionally there for the costume or not, but it deserves to be pointed out anyway).
I suppose you can expect no less from a parent who is a concept artist. When you create superhero looks for a living, impressive costume ideas and attention to detail are always necessary.
Just how cute were these costumes? Apparently, it was worthy enough for Bryan Konietzko, co-creator and executive producer of the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra, to repost on his blog. He writes:
These are the children of a friend of a friend's friend, an obviously stupendous parent named Ana, who made the Korra costume. I'm not sure where she got the Momo costume, but it is equally and ridiculously fantastic. I love Halloween. Thanks Awesome Family for sharing.


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Wheeling Park shook off a poor first-half showing with six second-half goals including a pair in the initial 2:45, and the defense did the rest in an 8-0 blanking of the Monarchs at John Marshall High School.
After starting the season 0-3-2, Park has reeled off four consecutive victories, all shutouts, heading into a Saturday matchup with powerful Woodrow Wilson at Beckley.
''We came out and really didn't have much energy in the first half,'' Julian said. ''But we were coming off a big win over Linsly on Tuesday and sometimes it is hard to get up for a game like this in just a couple of days.
''The effort just wasn't there in the first half and we should have been finishing goals that we didn't.''
That first half did include a pair of scores, but it also included many missed opportunities in which the Patriots continuously found themselves in front of the John Marshall net, only to come away with nothing.
Junior Nate Mauck got the scoring going at 36:58 when he buried a 15-footer into the back corner of the net past a diving Collin Stipetich.
At the 22:13 mark, freshman Landon Irwin was credited with a goal that hit off a Monarchs defender and glanced off Stipetich to make the count 2-0, which stood for the remainder of the half.
The second half was a different story as the Patriots came out with fire in their eyes after a stern talk from Julian at the break.
Senior Jerry Lucas got the parade of goals started 1:50 in and added another midway through the half. Classmate Ronnell Davis buried a rebounded shot less than a minute after Lucas' first goal, that made it a quick 4-0 count.
Grant Robertson's laser off of a well-placed corner kick upped the margin to 5-0 at 29:39 and the rout was on. After Lucas' second goal at 22:26, senior Woody Pond and junior Zach Vanhorn capped the scoring barrage.
''I told the kids at the half that they have Wheeling Park on the fronts of their jerseys and they are held to a high standard because of that,'' Julian said. ''They came out, played tough and executed the system and plan.
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For John Marshall coach Brian Noble it was another ''noble'' effort by his team.
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Community theater
This weekend: A world of pure imagination
Island Park Theatre group stages 'Willy Wonka' post-Sandy
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Members of the Island Park Theatre Group are the epitome of community theater — resilient, relenting and ready for their well-earned bows! And they've had more than their share of drama and tragedy offstage in the last year as well.
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What: The Island Park Theatre Group stages six performances of "Willy Wonka — The Musical" starting this Friday and running for two weekends.
Where: Lincoln Orens Middle School, 150 Trafalgar Blvd., in Island Park.
When: Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15-16, 8 p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 17, 2 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22-23, 8 p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 24, 2 p.m.
Tickets: Adults, $20, Children under 14, $10, senior citizens and groups of 10 or more, $10. At the door, or call (516) 554-6295 to purchase reserved seats.
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