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Huskies celebrated at Outstanding Women Students
Four Huskies named to WGCA All-American Scholar Team
Taylor Ellett and Allie Parthie earn honorable mention
Jenny Niemiec leads the way for Huskies
Huskies look to finish strong in final round play Sunday
2012-13:Competed in all ten of NIU's tournaments in her senior season ... Kicked off the fall season with back-to-back top fives at the Green Bay Invitational and Cougar Golf Classic ... Fired a first-round 73 at the Green Bay Invitational, the lowest she would record during the season ... Added a third top five at the 2012 Preview event, notching a tie for fifth ... Opened the spring with a solo second finish in the Gary Freeman Invitational, the highest inidividual finish she recorded as a Huskie ... Tied for 20th at the Lady Bison Classic, her last of 20 career top-20 finishes ... Placed 38th at Longaberger GC in her last MAC Championships appearance ... Led the team with a 79.5 season scoring average ... Joined Nicole Jeray, Lisa Bailey, and Kim Hunley as the only Huskies to lead the team in scoring average for three consecutive seasons ... Finished fifth on the Huskies' career scoring leaders list.
2011-12: Played in all 11 tournaments for the Huskies, posting a team-best 79.3 scoring average over 24 rounds... finished in the top-10 in seven tournaments... opened the season with a 7th place finish at the Green Bay Invite, shooting a 157 (75-82), followed by her two best performances of the season at the Cardinal Classic where she tied for fifth with a season low total score of 151 (79-72) and round score (72), and the SIUE Intercollegiate in which she shot a 158 (82-76) and tied for a season high 3rd place finish... tied for fifth in both the Snowbird Intercollegiate and the Saluki Invitational, shooting a 155 (78-77) in both tournaments... tied for ninth at the Falcon Invitational, shooting a second-round 78 to finish with a score of 158 (80-78)... finished the season with a second-round low of 79 and a total score of 245 (84-79-82) at the 2012 MAC Championship tying for 28th, one spot better than her finish of 29th at last years MAC Championship...Named to Academic All-MAC and National Golf Coaches Association Team.
2010-11: Competed in all 10 tournaments for the Huskies, averaging 81.1 over 21 rounds... posted three top-10 finishes... shot a first round 78 en route to a tie for 34th place at the ISU Redbird Invitational... claimed a tie for 25th on the strength of a first-round 76 at the Ball State Cardinal Classic... carded a career-low 73 in the first round on her way to tying for sixth at the Huskie Classic... closed the MAC Fall Preview with a 79, improving ten strokes from her first round score, en route to a tie for 34th...shot a first-round 78 while tying for fourth, a season-best finish, at the Loyola Invitational... tied for sixth at the Huskie Classic shooting a 153 (73-80) and tied for 10th at the Saluki invitational after shooting a second-round 80 finishing with a 161... finished the season tied for 29th at the 2011 MAC Championship after shooting an 81 in the third-round, finishing with a total of 246.
2009-10: Competed in all eight events for the Huskies, posting a season scoring average of 84.5 over 16 rounds... fired a season-best 73 in her first collegiate round to finish with a season-best 160 at the Ball State Cardinal Classic... turned in her best finish at the Huskie Classic where she tied for fourth with a 164 (80-84)... carded a two-round score of 129 (91-38) at the weather abbreviated NIU Invitational at Brasada Ranch... finished the season with a 269 (89-89-91) in three rounds at the MAC Fall Preview... carded rounds of 81 and 84 en route to a tie for 15th at the Loyola Invitational... secured her top finish (T-11th) of the spring season with her lowest closing round of her career (77)... took 44th place, and fired a second-round 81, at the 2010 MAC Championships.
Prep/Personal: A four-year varsity letterwinner at Marinette High School... went to state three times, placing 10th as a junior and 12th as a senior... selected as the team's Most Valuable Player all four years while earning first team all-conference honors each year... selected as team captain her senior year, after leading the Bay Conference in her freshman and sophomore seasons, and reaching second best as a junior.... helped team to Bay Conference Championships three times... Participated in two Junior Tour Tournaments, scoring a course-record six under par to lead the Hunter's Glen CC... took first at the Wisconsin River GC... Named to the WHSGCA All-State Academic team her junior and senior years, where she was chosen as a delegate for Badger Girls State... earned a spot on the All-State second team as a senior... played basketball in high school, where she was fourth in conference in free throws and was named Rookie of the Year... Averaged 38 strokes per nine holes as a senior... oldest of two children of Karla and Mike Parthie with sibling Kayla (15)... aunt Justine Braatz also played golf for NIU. Birthdate: Jan. 7, 1991.
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Sept. 13, 1997
ASU Earns Respect with Win at Miami
|Kenny Mitchell. (Click photo for larger version)
MIAMI, Fla. -- Respect. It is the measure of success for many college coaches. It is what remains after all the smoke has cleared from the field and one team stands victorious. It is the least that head coach Bruce Snyder and his Arizona State Sun Devils deserved after dispelling all their naysayers by defeating the 13th-ranked Miami Hurricanes in the Orange Bowl, 23-12 in front of 42,219 astonished fans.
"A lot of people in the East believe you don't play football west of the Mississipi," tailback J.R. Redmond said. "We proved them wrong."
The game was an up and down affair, with both teams threatening several times in the red zone, but neither team being able to capitalize. Much of the action came from the officiating crew, having to call 14 penalties on ASU for 95 yards while also calling seven penalties on Miami for a total loss of 62 yards.
ASU's one-two punch of J.R. Redmond and Michael Martin each rushed for more than 100 yards with Redmond gaining 105 on 12 carries and Martin earning a workman-like 103 on 26 touches. This is the first time Miami has given up more than 100 yards rushing to two players since 1979 when Syracuse's Bill Hurley (124) and Joe Morris (114) turned the trick in 1979. The last time two ASU players have rushed for more than 100 yards in the same game was back in 1996 versus Oregon State. Terry Battle rushed for 190 yards and current starting flyback Jeff Paulk ran for 114.
|Ricky Boyer. (Click photo for larger version)
Redshirt freshman Ryan Kealy showed poise beyond his years in completing 18 of 26 passes for 239 yards. In only his second start as a Sun Devil, Kealy has proven his ability to keep control of a young and potentially wild offense and stay cool in the pocket.
"Several times he [Kealy] yelled, 'Let's go out and have some fun,'" noted receiver Kenny Mitchell.
ASU's defense also rose to the challenge, limiting Miami to two field goals as the Hurricanes lone touchdown came on a fumble recovery. The Hurricanes netted only 68 yards on the ground as senior Pat Tillman led the Sun Devils with seven tackles. Sixteen different ASU defenders registered tackles and ASU's pass defense limited Miami starting QB Ryan Clement to 175 yards on 14 of 28 passing.
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Scoring was sparse in the first half. Kickers Robert Nycz of ASU and Andy Crosland of Miami fought through the first half to try and bring their respective teams into the second half with the lead. Nycz's first field goal of the game, a 34-yarder to gave ASU a 3-0 lead. Crosland would come back to knot the score with a 20-yard field goal attempt in the second, but it was Nycz who would have the final word in the first half. With five seconds to go, Nycz set up and booted a 33-yard field goal to give ASU the lead going into halftime.
After a lackluster first half for both teams, Miami drove the ball to ASU's 20-yard line. Miami quarterback Ryan Clement was sacked the next play by defensive tackle Jeremy Staat for a 13-yard loss, bringing a fourth and long situation. Crosland calmly walked onto the field and, with the wind behind him, booted a 50-yard field goal to tie the score. ASU would drive back down the field later in the third quarter to take the lead again on a 17-yard pass from Kealy to receiver Ricky Boyer, who tight-roped down the sideline for the touchdown.
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"There was nobody there," Boyer said. "When I turned around after I caught the ball, I saw how open I was. I almost ran out of bounds."
Robert Nycz would later kick 27-yard field goal to give ASU a comfortable 16-6 lead.
Playing a little more conservatively, ASU utilized their talented running backs to move the offense to Miami's 16-yard line before coughing up the ball on a Martin fumble. The fumble resulted in an 85-yard return for a touchdown by Miami's Nick Ward. Responding to adversity, ASU turned it up once again, blocking the extra point attempt. The Sun Devils then drove 67-yards in nine plays for a touchdown and final score of the game by J.R. Redmond from one-yard out.
The key to ASU's win was their indomitable running game and suffocating run defense. ASU rumbled 232 yards while holding Miami's running backs to only 68 yards on the ground. ASU's attack was led by Redmond, who averaged 8.8 yards per carry, including a 50-yard scurry in the fourth quarter. Redmond also had 46 yards receiving and 103 yards in returns on special teams.
Head coach Bruce Snyder offered his thoughts after the game.
"Courageous. That's the single adjective I can think of to describe my team right now," Snyder said. "We weren't particularly smart. We set a world record for penalties, but boy, we showed a lot of courage."

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Though adults were outraged by their imprisonment, children quickly adapted to their new life at Topaz. Here they line up for school yearbooks. Photo courtesy of Topaz Museum.
Kids endured the heat and tedium of camp life better than adults, internees remember. Forced from their homes and jobs and accused of being disloyal Americans, the adults battled overwhelming depression and bitterness. It intensified as camp life broke down the traditionally tight Japanese family unit. Kids chose to eat in different mess halls with friends rather than with their parents and generally made their own way in camp.
"We would see a Gene Autry movie in the rec hall, then come back and run through the sage playing cowboys and Indians," says Ito, who prepared for a career as an animation artist at Disney Studios by drawing in the margins of his mother's Sears catalogs, then flipping the pages.
Saito, a retired mental health care worker who now sings with a swing band in the Bay Area, recalls sneaking under the camp's barbed wire fence with a group of older kids to climb the ladder of an unoccupied guard tower. The older boys dared 6-year-old Saito to pick up the phone used by the guards. "I picked up the receiver and yelled, 'Shit! Damn! Son of a bitch!' Then we ran like hell back under the wire," Saito recalls.
But the joy in the prank is overshadowed by a darker memory. "It was the same tower that they shot James Wakasa from," Saito says. In 1943, a guard shot and killed Wakasa, 63, reportedly for refusing to back away from the four strands of barbed wire that separated Topaz from the vast emptiness around it. "Where was he going to escape to?" says Saito. "The desert?"
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The Stuttgart and Advertising and Promotion Commission will vote on a proposed budget at their regularly scheduled meeting Thursday. The Commission will meet at 4 p.m. at Stuttgart City Hall, located at 304 S. Maple St.
A portion of the group met Monday to discuss the budget. Currently the Commission has $11,255.82 in the account, with the only purchase so far going to office supplies.
With a regular $1,500 coming in each month from the 1 percent sales tax on hotel stays a total budget of $18,000 is expected. Although the group believes during the duck season months they will see more income.
"I don't want to budget too much and burn ourselves," Jiten Pital, secretary of the Stuttgart A&P, said.
A&P Member Jim Craig believes the Commission will receive closer to $20,000, but with out that number being certain proposed a $18,000 budget with $2,000 going towards office supplies.
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"I know there are quite a few groups that are wanting to apply," A&P Chairman Amanda Holsted said.
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COURSE LENGTH: 18 weeks
Major Concepts/Content: The intercultural education course is designed to acquaint students with the host nation's culture and values. The course also is intended to expose students to the skills involved in learning foreign languages. Students study key events in the history of the host nation with special attention given to the local environment, such as the cities, historical monuments, and particular geographical features. Elements of art, music, religion, education, and recreational activities of the host nation are studied. Students are taught the industrial aspects (imports, exports, etc.) of the host nation and its unique U.S. customs and traditions. Students learn about the agriculture and foods of the host nation. In addition to learning to appreciate and value the host nation's culture, students learn some of the host nation's language. Students gain enough basic, functional language to be able to communicate in their foreign environment. Useful idiomatic phrases and brief sentences and questions are understood and spoken. Students read and write simple phrases, sentences, and brief paragraphs. The skill of simple translations is also practiced.
Major Instructional Activities: Instructional activities will provide the study of many aspects of the host nation's culture. Students will learn by doing projects; taking study trips; eating in the host nation's restaurants; visiting monuments, museums, and art galleries; taking part in student exchange programs; and becoming acquainted with special U.S. customs and traditions of the host nation. Teachers will use officially adopted basic materials supplemented with videos, filmstrips, post-cards, magazines, and records (music) representative of the host nation to help students achieve the goals and objectives of the course. Students will also use textbooks, workbooks, cassettes, and other language materials to help them acquire basic functional usage in understanding, speaking, reading, and writing the host nation's language. Choral exercises and other oral repetitive drills will be used for reinforcing difficult sounds and structures of the host nation's target language.
Major Evaluative Techniques: Students will be required to take part in simple oral dialogues in the host nation's language. They will also take written tests, make oral reports, and present ideas and information showing knowledge of the host nation's U.S. customs and culture. Simple dictations and translation exercises using familiar vocabulary will also be used.
Course Objectives: Upon completion of the inter-cultural education course, students should be able to:
- Identify a few of the leading host nation's historical figures and political leaders.
- Discuss the roles of men and women in the host nation's country.
- Describe industrial and cultural aspects of the host nation's country.
- Identify some imports and exports of the host nation.
- Prepare several foods unique to the host nation's country
- Participate in various host nation leisure-time activities, such as singing, folk dancing, sports, arts, and crafts.
- Give examples of contributions of the host nation's people in the areas of art, literature, math, science, and music.
- Explain the host nation's holiday U.S. customs and traditions.
- Explain how stereotyping leads to misunderstanding between cultures.
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Alex Barck, member of the Berlin-based DJ/producer collective Jazzanova, returns to NYC with his superb mix of soulful deep house, drum & bass, boogie, hip-hop, latin and soul. Jazzanova is one of the foremost proponents of the nu-jazz and house styles of music, gaining recognition as innovative remixers for a vast number of acts including Ian Pooley, Incognito, 4 Hero and Masters at Work.
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Solution: Add routing, based on input, throw notice about changed behaviour
Information: searchorder and fastsearch were never really used this way. The simplest solution would be to route forward to getOrder and throw an user notice about the changed api and that it will be depreciated and erased in a future release (1.8?)
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The much anticipated Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty album from Big Boi is almost here, but you can stream the entire album now on his MySpace and check out the video for "Shutterbug" above. Yes, we know the album leaked and so does Big Boi, who tweeted, "Hello good people, I know the album leaked, I don't care if u download it, just support GREAT MUSIC July 6th!!!! Stank u."
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Shawn Gibbs is in his fourth season as the running backs coach at North Carolina A&T.
In has been a prosperous three years for A&T running backs under Gibbs. In two out of the last three seasons the MEAC's leading rusher has played for the Aggies. Two of his running backs have also earned end of the year accolades from the conference as Tarik Cohen earned MEAC Rookie of the Year in 2013 and Mike Mayhew was voted MEAC Co-Offensive Player of the Year in 2011. Mayhew also broke the Aggies' all-time rushing record in 2011 and was named second-team All-MEAC in 2012. Ricky Lewis had a career year in 2012, rushing for 437 yards and six touchdowns on 97 carries. Dominique Drake, Cohen and Lewis combined to score 19 rushing touchdowns in 2013. In each of the past three seasons A&T's running game has ranked now lower than fourth in the MEAC.
In his first season under Gibbs, Cohen broke the Aggies freshman rushing record by becoming the first Aggies rookie to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a season. Cohen also finished ninth for the Jerry Rice award given to the best rookie in the FCS.
Before his time at A&T, Gibbs spent four seasons as Grambling's running backs coach. Under Gibbs' watch, the Tigers possessed one of the most successful running games in Division I-FCS. Gibbs inherited a young running back corps that included freshmen Frank Warren and Cornelius Walker. In their first year under Gibbs, Warren and Walker combined for 1,466 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns. Warren was named SWAC Freshman of the Year in 2007 as he finished with 901 yards.
The running game continued to flourish under Gibbs in 2009. The Grambling rushing attack ascended to a No. 12 ranking nationally. During the same season, Warren registered 84.2 yards per game, while Walker compiled 58.6 yards per contest. The following season, Warren finished fourth in the nation in rushing with 139.7 yards per game, and Grambling ranked 15th in the nation in rushing.
Gibbs' stint at A&T marks his third stop with head coach Rod Broadway. He was also a running backs coach under Broadway at N.C. Central from 2003-06. During his four seasons there, he helped the Eagles put together one of the best offenses in Division II football. The Eagles won consecutive CIAA titles in 2005 and '06. During the 2006 season, the Eagles led the CIAA in scoring offense, total offense and rushing offense.
The Eagles' running game was led Greg Pruitt, Jr. Under Gibbs, Pruit developed into one of the most feared running backs in the nation and the school's all-time leading rusher. Pruitt led the Eagles in rushing or three straight seasons, including two consecutive 1,000-yard seasons in 2004 and '05. Pruitt finished his career with more than 3,000 yards rushing. As a result, he signed a free agent contract with the NFL's Baltimore Ravens.
The relationship Gibbs has with the Eagles football program extends to him being a star running back for the Eagles (1993-97). He ranks among the all-time leading rushers in school history with 1,687 yards. Over his career, he averaged 5.1 yards per carry. Gibbs tied the school record for longest rushing touchdown from scrimmage in 1996 when he went 89 yards against Fayetteville State. Gibbs led the Eagles in rushing during the 1996 and '97 seasons, and he ranks among the Eagles' top career scoring leaders with 121 points. He had a career-best 10 touchdowns in 1996.
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Feeling a little blue? You're not alone. This season, deep captivating shades from indigo to cobalt are setting the mood on runways and in fashion-forward spaces of all styles.
From Chloe Fall/Winter 2013 Collection
Optic cake stand, by Martha Stewart, $48, Macy's, SLC
Orb aqua ice bucket, $50, Crate & Barrel, Murray
Montegrappa Espressions rollerball pen, $256, Tabula Rasa, SLC
Arietta chair, $999, Crate & Barrel, Murray
La Cornue Grand Palais 180 range with brass trim, $47,300 plus freight, Mountain Land Design, SLC
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Table Urn, $408, deConde's, SLC
Spot marine night table, $149, Crate & Barrel, Murray
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Connecticut Defeats Women's Hockey 5-1
STORRS, Conn. (1/2/13) - The Princeton women's hockey team lost a 5-1 game at Connecticut in the first of a two-game series at Freitas Ice Forum on Wednesday, Jan. 2.
Connecticut quickly jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first three minutes of the game. Kayla Campero and Michela Cava tallied goals at 1:01 and 2:16.
Senior Alex Kinney cut the deficit back to one at 6:59 scoring her fourth goal of the season. Seniors Kelly Cooke and Corey Stearns earned assists on the goal.
Brittany Berisoff pushed the lead back to two with a goal at 15:12 as the Huskies grabbed a 3-1 lead at the end of the first period.
The second period was scoreless with shots being nearly even, 10-9 in favor of Princeton.
Kayla Campero pushed UConn's lead to 4-1 at 5:09 of the third and Berisoff finalized the score at 5-1 with 13 seconds remaining in regulation.
Campero finished the night with four points, on two goals and two assists. Berisoff had a three-point night with two goals and an assist. Freshman Elaine Chuli earned her first win in net, making 25 saves.
Sophomore Ashley Holt stopped 18 shots in her first career start. Holt started in place of Kimberly Newell, who is at the IIHF U-18 Women's World Championship in Finland.
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A new film studio project has been proposed in Summit County, with initial talks underway and notifications sent out to county officials. The company Masque Studios Utah hopes to construct a $100 million facility in the Boyer Tech Park located in Kimball Junction.
The developer is proposing to take a majority of the allotted space in the tech park, with plans that include 25 buildings, roughly 500,000 square feet of space spread over 35 acres. As currently planned, the studio would include a large campus-like area, a state-of-the-art digital post-production facility, eight digital sound stages, a 350-seat fully digital 3D theater and a convention center, said Steve Perry, the founder of Masque Studios Utah. It would also create more than 1,000 construction jobs for locals and more than 2,000 jobs working on various films scheduled once the studio is completed, he added.
"I want to build a motion picture studio in the digital age that would be this organic hot bed of digital media awareness, a think tank, a place to build relationships," Perry said. "I wanted this campus-vibe to the project.
"Microsoft , Apple and Nike, these are companies that have beautiful campuses for their employees, and that idea, all of that, is what I want to bring to the table."
Perry has been in the film industry for more than three decades, working on projects such as the "Lethal Weapon" films as well as the Robert Redford classics such as "Ordinary People" and "A River Runs Through It.
The Boyer Tech Park, a project that has already received county approval, was green lighted as a 50-acre development a total of 1,295,000 square feet of commercial development for office and research facilities that would create high-paying jobs in Summit County.
Four hundred acres of land surrounding the tech park was set aside as a preserve, an effort among county officials to limit the amount of construction along the entrance to Park City. In the provision establishing the preserve, the Boyer Construction Company was approved to build the tech park with set limits on what the 50-acre space could be used for: to create high-paying, sustainable jobs.
"Bringing higher paying jobs to the area is what I've been pushing for years," said Jon Buetler, the Director of the Park City Business Resource Center, who has been involved in the studio project since the initial stages. " Technology is the direction we need to move, very current. And this project captures that in a very exciting way.
"Early on, we're going to create a lot of jobs for existing Summit county residents. As Masque looks at education, high school and middle school kids, we could be creating jobs well into the future."
Since the 2008 approvals from the county, the corridor has already undergone dramatic changes, opening the first structure of the tech park last year, including the new Park City Chamber/Bureau Visitor Center, other mixed-use businesses and a planned apartment complex offering affordable housing.
"The question remains whether or not the use proposed by this studio falls into the defined uses of that space," said Summit County Councilmember Claudia McMullin. "That definition was meant to be technology-based."
"If the use is akin to what the studio is suggesting, more (technology-based) than a sound stage with actors, it sounds like it may fit (the intended use)," she added. "That's just an initial take without having studied it in depth."
McMullin was formally notified of the project late on Friday.
Originally, Perry intended to locate the studio in New Mexico but said he has been considering relocating to Park City for over a year. The shift away from New Mexico came after the governor of the state began to restructure state tax credits on film production. Perry started exploring potential properties along the Wasatch Front, but ultimately decided on Park City as the perfect place for the studio.
Masque also plans to include a large music component to the studio.
"We were very excited," said the Boyer Tech Park Project Manager Dave Allen. "We think it was a good use of the property, a lot of the same upsides the tech park had, creating a good job base and tax base."
"We've spent a lot of time on this project already," Allen added. "We've spent time with county staff and concluded that the county will need to be involved in approving this specific use, but we feel like it achieves the same objectives. Perhaps it is not the original intent, but in terms of creating high-paying jobs, we think it fits well in the community and achieves the objectives."


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Flickr Frame + Scraper Script9
Flickr Frame + Scraper Script
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[I'm rewriting this because the original was a little daunting. --jon 2005-05-08]
Custom Flickr slideshow running in a picture frame.
I managed to finagle an old IBM Thinkpad 570E into an off-the-shelf shadowbox picture frame I bought at the local craft store, thanks to some tips from Ivan on MSDN's Channel 9. It was pretty easy, actually, since the computer itself is quite small. I just removed the screen casing (which actually involved disassembling most of the laptop) and taped the LCD panel (and backlight) to the mat. The rest of the computer is just sitting in the back (precariously–need to figure out a way to mount it–but the computer is quite light, ~3 lbs since there's no battery).
I was unhappy with the screensaver options because a) they didn't work for me, and b) they all suffer from API limitations. So, I wrote a quick and dirty ASP script that scrapes the output of the double-image HTML Flickr badge to get IMG SRCs of my pictures.. See the script for details. Add a META REFRESH, run in IE's kiosk mode and there you have it! The only thing is that it doesn't resize pictures, so you only get a partial for the larger pictures (which does give you some interesting crops!). Oh well. More work to come, obviously. Perhaps I'll rewrite it in ASP.Net so I can do the resizing, but I we'll see. If it ain't broke, don't fix it–yet.
UPDATE – 2005-07-13: I rewrote it in ASP.Net with image resizing to the size of the output screen. Source here.
It runs WinXP with a PC Card WiFi adapter. I use VNC to remote control it so I don't have to keep flipping the thing over to type. Set to autologin, add IE in kiosk mode pointing to the page in the Startup group, and voila!
Total cost? for the frame and about 7 hours of work, most of which were unnecessary because I dismantled two computers before discovering I didn't really have to dismantle that much. Now I could probably do it in an hour.
See the inside here.
iBook Surgery
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All the tools you'll need to add memory to your Apple laptop:
1) Jeweler's screwdriver set.
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3) Towel so you don't scratch up the lid's surface while removing the battery.
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The popular Chinese Sticks effect in a smooth operating JUMBO size- perfect for stage performances! Not only is it easily seen from a distance, but it is quality built for extremely easy operation. Well worth the investment!
TWO magic wands with tassels are used for this great reaction-getter! This is a classic magic trick, part of the successful and entertaining programs of professional magicians for many years. And for a good reason- it's an amazing trick!
See if you can follow this: hold the two wands in one of your hands. When you pull the short tassel on one wand, the long tassel on the other wand becomes shorter! What?? So you do it again- pull the short tassel on one wand, the long tassel on the other wand goes up. You repeat this until your audience eagerly shouts out that "the wands are connected" at the end held in your hand. BUT NO!! Amazingly, when the wands are completely separated, there is no connecting cord- yet even though the wands are clearly separated, pulling on the short tassel of one STILL makes the long tassel on the other become shorter!
Your audience will scream with delight! SO SIMPLE TO DO- if you can pull the tassel on the wand, you can do the trick!
This is a very high quality set of sticks, made of brightly painted aluminum- and heavy! Plus, this set comes with an extra set of tassels so you can replace the tassels if they get worn, dirty or frayed!
And that's all you need!Sticks are over a foot long, made of red painted metal with white tassels.


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Name: Hikari
Friend Code: 2707 2282 4631
Pokemon Game: Pokemon Pearl
Age: 15
Gender: Female
Hobbies: Training, Trading, and Battling Pokemon. Playing Role Playing Games, Photoshop Art [Avatars, Signatures, Backgrounds, etc.], Writing, Watching Movies, Runescape, Roleplay
I'm 15, Female, and I enjoy writing a whole lot. I like playing video games and have just restarted my Pokemon Pearl game. My friend code is here and in my signature. Whats up?


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This blend of fine, split roasted Colombian Arabicas, develops a subtle acidity with typical red fruit and winey notes.
The varieties that make up this Pure Origin espresso are cultivated by small coffee growers in the highest region of Colombia. Hand-picked and treated with the wet method to intensify its aromas, the coffee is then dried in parchment and transferred to the Paramo de Letras region, where the cold, dry climate preserves it.
Intensity: 6
Split roasting of the different varieties allows the fruity and acidic notes to come forth, whilst adding body.
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Espresso cup (40 ml)
Aromatic profile:
Notes of red fruit, reminiscent of wine: blackcurrant, cranberries, and redcurrants.


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Miami Heat star LeBron James had a little fun mocking Buffalo Bills receiver's Steve Johnson controversial touchdown dance during a flag football game in which he competed against Kevin Durant. Johnson pretended to shoot himself in the leg to imitate Plaxico Burress' shooting incident.
The dance didn't work out so well for Johnson's reputation, but is LeBron James' dance funnier or equally offensive?
ESPN NFL analyst Hugh Douglas hit a nerve with @KingJames fans in the twitterverse after he ripped LeBron James for the dance mocking Burress' legal troubles on ESPN's First Take.
Douglas looked into a camera, grabbed his neck to signify choking and said "how about this, because that's what you did in the Finals. First and foremost, why don't you learn how to play your game first instead of worrying about somebody else's?"
"That really bothered me making fun of Plaxico Burress. This man got shot and went to jail."
Douglas added, "Plaxico Burress played in the Super Bowl and he got a ring. Get a ring first before you talk about anybody, bottom line."
(On a sidenote, the NFL fined Steve Johnson $10,000 for his touchdown celebration mocking Plaxico Burress)
In slight defense of James, it appears he was making fun of Steve Johnson's touchdown celebration rather than Burress. But details, schmetails.


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ZF-5101: Inconsistent wording on Create a Model and Database Table page
On the "Create a Model and Database Table" page of the QuickStart, when adding the Model_DbTable_GuestBook table class it mentions the file should be created as application/models/DbTable/GuestBook.php but in the next section it states the model class should be created in application/model/GuestBook.php. I believe both of these should read "models", as it looks like all other references reflect "models" as well.
I don't see this error when I look at the documentation today. Please check: do you agree it has been fixed?
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William Kyle Rote
Position: E-HB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 199 lbs.
Born: October 27, 1928 in Bellevue, TX
Died: August 15, 2002 in Baltimore, MD
High School: Thomas Jefferson
College: SMU (school history) (Rote college stats)
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 1st round (1st overall) of the 1951 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 18 (5186th overall since 1950)
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These four titles represent the best of National Geographic's wildlife programs. Discover the uncanny hunting prowess and uncertain future of the elusive jaguar. Witness the ancient blood feud waged between Africa's lions and hyenas. Brave the trackless Great Bear Rain Forest in search of its mighty, endangered overlords. Observe the grace, intelligence, and awesome beauty of whales, and learn about efforts to protect their waters and ensure their future. Gathered from across the globe, captured as only National Geographic can, it's a privileged glimpse into a vanishing world of magnificent, irreplaceable living wonders.
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Titles are In Search of the Jaguar, Whales in Crisis, Last Stand of the Great Bear, and Eternal Enemies: Lions and Hyenas NG's top-selling animal program.


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Protecting code archives with digital signatures
An example with OSGi bundles
The OSGi platform provides support for the life cycle of bundles, from installation through execution to removal. This implies that the security for OSGi must be considered along the whole life-cycle, and in particular that the deployment is taken into account.
Security implies three main aspects:
- Integrity,
- Authentication,
- and Confidentiality.
The OSgi specification propose to enforce the first two properties: Integrity and Authentication, that can not be considered separately. In fact, guaranteeing integrity without authentication means that anybody can provide the data, and authentication without integrity means that anybody can change the data. Confidentiality is not considered, because it implies that security unaware systems are excluded.
We present here the principles of secure deployment, the threats that exist, and the solution proposed by the OSGi specification. The structure of a signed bundle as well as the algorithm for signing and validating a bundle are shown.
- Threats to the Deployment
- Structure of a signed bundle
- Algorithms for bundle signature
- Conclusion
- Links
These mechanisms are derived from the Jar archive specification, and can be applied to any type of data or code archive that is transfered over an unsecure network.
Threats to the Deployment
Major security threats during deployment are of three types. The first type is the presence of malicious bundle publication servers. The second type of deployment threats is man-in-the-middle attack. Such an attacker can modify the bundle, or fully substitute the loaded bundle by another one. In both cases the client platform installs then executes some code without being able to do any assumption about the code quality or reliability. The third type of threats is the possibility that exists for an attacker to access and modify ( = to tamper) the stored data used by the component platform.
So as to protect the component platform from the first two threats, it is necessary to control that the bundle publishers are trustworthy, and that loaded bundles have not been tampered with during the transfer over an untrusted network, such as the Internet. Jar specifications (bundles are specific Jar archives) propose to sign archive so as to guarantee such properties. OSGi$^{tm}$ specifications propose additional restrictions to signing, notably by forbidding uncomplete archive signing, which allows a third party to add resources to an archive without invalidating the signature.
Structure of a signed bundle
Because of the particular constraints on the signature of a bundle, it is necessary to store it and all related resources in the bundle itself. Moreover, it is mandatory that multiple signers can sign the same bundle.
The Manifest file of the archive (1) contains the hash value of each resource in the archive. To support several signers, the digital signature is applied not directly on the Manifest file, but on a so-called `Signature File' (2), which is specific to each signer. A hash value of the Manifest file must be included. The digital signature of this Signature File is stored along with data that are necessary for its validation in a CMS file of type `signed-data' which is named `Signature Block File' (3).
This structure of a signed bundle will be enlightened by a simple example of the HelloWorld bundle, whose signer is named PIERREP. This bundle contains three classes: HelloWorldActivator (the activator, or starter, of the bundle), HelloWorldInterface (the definition of the HelloWorldInterface service that is provided by the bundle), and HelloWorldImpl (the implementation of the above mentioned service).
The meta-data of the bundle are the following. First, the Manifest file, MANIFEST.MF, which contains meta-data specific to OSGi bundles, as well as the hash value of all resources. Secondly, the Signature File, PIERRE.SF, contains the hash value of the Manifest file. Thirdly, the Signature Block File, PIERRE.DSA, is a CMS file that contains the digital signature of the Signature File, and the public key certificate of the signer. They must be stored in this order (and before all other resources) in the bundle archive.
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Algorithms for bundle signature
The process of signing bundle must create bundle meta-data that are compliant with presented specifications. Not only the meta-data content must be valid, but several other constraints must also be considered: the order of resources in the archive and the exhaustiveness of identified resources.
Bundle Signature Generation
The main steps of bundle signature generation are the following.
- First, the public/private key pair must be available before signing. This is the initialization phase.
- Next, the manifest file, MANIFEST.MF, is generated. It contains the name of every resource in the bundle along with their hash value.
- Then, the Signature file is generated. It contains the hash value of the manifest file.
- The Signature Block File is generated, and contains the digital signature of the Signature File, and the public key certificate of the signer.
- Lastly, the whole archive is generated, the meta-data are sorted first, and then the other resources.
Bundle Signature Validation
- The process of bundle signature validation is symmetric to the signature generation one. First, the entity that checks the signature needs to authenticate the signer, that is to say to check whether it knows its public key certificate or it is capable of establishing a Certificate Path between this public key certificate and a certificate he knows. If the signer can not be authenticated, it is not worth trying to verify the signature, because anybody can build a valid signature.
- The second step of the validation of bundle signature is the verification of the correct order of the resources in the archive. As already mentioned, the first files must be in this order the Manifest file, the Signature File and the Signature Block File. All other resources come afterwards.
- The third step is the validation of the coherence of the meta-data files. The Signature Block File must contain a valid digital signature of the Signature File by the signer. The Signature File must contain the correct hash value for the manifest file. The Manifest file must contain the hash value for all resources of the archive, without exception, and without omission.
- When these three steps are checked and valid, the signature of the bundle is valid. Should any of the criteria not be met, the bundle signature is not valid.
Securing the deployment of components implies to protect the execution platform from malicious component publishers, and from potential modifications of the components after their publication. Such protection is achieved in the case of OSGi$^{tm}$ bundles by the signature of the bundles, which is based on digital signature and enables to store the signature itself and related data inside the bundle itself. The protection of bundles is done through two steps. First, the bundle is signed by a bundle publisher that is publicly known. Secondly, the bundle signature is validated just before being installed, so as to check that the signature is valid and that the bundle has not suffered modifications.
- INRIA Technical report: Secure Component Deployment in the OSGi(tm) Release 4 Platform
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Wrestling Looks To Continue Strong Stretch Against Columbia, Sacred Heart
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The Princeton wrestling team will try to run its win streak to four and clinch a winning record in the Ivy League Friday night when it opens its second-to-last regular season weekend with a Friday night home tilt against Columbia. Princeton will follow with an EIVA showdown at Sacred Heart Sunday at noon.
The Princeton-Columbia match will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network. You can access that by clicking the link above.
Princeton (8-2, 8-2 EIWA, 2-1 Ivy League) has won five of its six matches since the start of 2014, including a trio of road wins last weekend. While two of those were close victories over Ivy opponents, none matched the drama of Saturday's 23-20 comeback win over Boston University. Trailing 23-20 with four matches remaining, Princeton got major decisions from senior Ryan Callahan and freshman Troy Murtha to get withing striking distance.
Freshman Brett Harner, who leads all members of the Class of 2017 with 22 wins this season, moved up to 197 and recorded a fall with 32 seconds remaining to move the Tigers to within three points of the Terriers. Sophomore Abram Ayala finished the job, pinning Kevin Innis with 48 seconds left at heavyweight to seal the team win.
That win assured Princeton's its first winning season since 2000-01, and now it will shoot for its first winning season in the Ivy League since 2010. That season included a 28-13 win at Columbia, marking the only Tiger victory over the Lions in the last 12 meetings. Last season, Columbia won the first seven matches of the dual en route to a 30-7 victory.
Two of Princeton's starters can reach the 20-win mark this weekend, including Ayala, who enters Friday having won 10 of his last 12 matches. Freshman Jordan Laster has 19 wins at 141 pounds, though he will face a tough challenge in Columbia's Matt Bystol, an NCAA Championships qualifier last season.
While Harner and Laster have led the Princeton freshman class, Columbia's Markus Scheidel (157) has been a top newcomer in the Ivy League as well. He leads the Lions with 21 victories this season, while both Josh Houldsworth (18-9) and Zack Hernandez (184) have 18 wins.
On Sunday, Princeton will take on Sacred Heart, led by former Tiger assistant coach Andy Lauiser.
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|Ryan Cash (6-8)
|Angelo Amenta (13-9)
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Baia Archaeological Park - Phlegraean Fields - Naples
According to the legend, this beautiful creek took its name from "Bajos", the companion of Ulysses, who died and was buried here.
At the beginning it was dependent upon the powerful Cuma.
Baia owed its fame, in ancient times, to its mild climate and the copious hot spring, so that it was with good reason that Horace wrote: "Nullus in orbe sinus Bais praelucet amoenis" (No other place in the world is more radiant than the Gulf of Baia).
Owing to bradyseism, the Ancient city is now, to a great extent, under the sea.
In the Archaeological Park there are several delightful structures and hydraulic plants: the "Temples", which in effect were thermal spas, to Mercury, Venus, Diana, the "Cento Camerelle" (Hundered Little Rooms, literally), the "Piscina Mirabilis" (Admirable Pool), actually a huge water tank, the "Tomb of Agrippina", the Military Port of Miseno, the "Theatre" and a series of "Monumental tombs"... An unmatched archaeological heritage.
The spa complex known as that one of Mercury, from the name of great circular room of Late Republican era, covered in marble and mosaics, represent one of the first experiments that preceded creations such as the Pantheon in Rome; the spa of Sosandra, from the name of statue (now at National Archaeological Museum in Naples) identified as a copy of the Greek original Aphrodite Sosandra by Kalamis, develops across terraces laid out spectacularly with an underlying portico, an intermediate theatre-nymphaeum, an upper residence; the spa of Venus, centered aroud the great spa hall with its semi-cupola ceiling, with several rooms at the North side well-known for the refined stucco decoration.
The "Temple of Diana", slightly to the north of the spa park, was the last of the Baia rooms to be roofed with a cupola: a circular space inscribed in a octagon.
The name was given because of a series of marble reliefs with animal figures.
The Piscina Mirabilis, situated in Miseno, up on a little hill, is the greatest monument to survives.
A colossal tank set at the extremity of the great Augustan Serino aqueduct, built to ensure a water supply for the numerous "Classis Misenensis", become "Classis Praetoria Misenensis", the most important fleet of the Roman Empire.
A 70 metres trench dug into the tuff, 25 metres wide and support by four rows of pillars, the cistern can hold in excess of 12.000 cubic metres of water.
Today the enorm empty space is silent, illuminated by light filtering from the vegetation on the vaults, hauntingly magical.
Two cisterns, set one over the other, constitute a fascinating complex known as the "Cento Camerelle": this may be reffered to the villa of Hortensius, certainly one of the most sumptuous of Baia, which then passed to the Emperor Nero, and in the past were also indicated as the "Carceri di Nerone" (Jails of Nero).
The upper cistern is a square plan structure, dug partially from the tuff and partially constructed, divided into four naves by three rows of pillars; the lower cistern is a complex network of crisscrossing tunnels dug into the tuff.
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by Steven Zien
America's Most Unwanted Weeds
Here are a dozen of the most vexing weeds I normally confront. Annual weeds complete their life cycles in one growing season. They create the most seeds, and don't regrow if top growth is killed. Perennial weeds set fewer seeds, but sustain and propagate themselves other ways, with creeping stolons, rhizomes, bulbs or other plant parts. More often than not, eliminating them from your garden calls for repeat treatments.
Perennial Weeds
Bermuda Grass (Cynodon dactylon)
Control: Cultivation, flaming.
Common Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale)
Control: Long-handled mechanical weeder.
Field Bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis)
Control: Cultivation of young shoots, flaming.
Yellow Nutsedge (Cyperus esculentus)
Control: Cultivation prior to formation of five true leaves.
Broadleaf Plantain (Plantago major)
Control: Long-handled mechanical weeder, flaming, soap herbicide.
Curly Dock (Rumex crispus)
Control: Long-handled mechanical weeder.
Dallisgrass (Paspalum dilatatum)
Control: Cultivation.
Johnsongrass (Sorghum halepense)
Control: Long-handled mechanical weeder, hand weeding (be sure to remove roots).
Annual Weeds
Crabgrass (Digitaria sp.)
Control: Cultivation.
Prostrate Spurge (Euphorbia supina)
Control: Flaming, cultivation, hand weeding, soap herbicide.
Common Purslane (Portulaca oleracea)
Control: Flaming, cultivation, soap herbicide.
Redroot Pigweed (Amaranthus retroflexus)
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Other Conditions Which Need to be Known Regarding Flight and Health
Travelling by air is a safe and comfortable manner of travel which allows you to reach long distances in a faster way and in a shorter period of time, and which does not have serious effects on health. Nevertheless, the aircraft cabin environment has some features different than the daily-life environment, and being aware of certain information regarding such environment prior to the flight will be helpful. We will give some practical information about the reasons of certain health problems during the flight, and the solutions for such problems.
1. Problems Regarding the Altitude
The air pressure inside the cabin is usually adjusted to 5000 – 8000 feet ( 1500-2500 m.) .
This causes two types of effects; less oxygen content in the air than on the ground, and expansion of the air found in cavities of such as middle ear, stomach, intestines and nose.
2. Oxygen Shortage
As the altitude increases during the flight, the oxygen content in air will decrease. Therefore, since the oxygen in the aircraft cabin decreases, the oxygen in blood circulation will also decrease. This fact does not cause any effects on healthy individuals and the oxygen required will be carried to the cells. However, in individuals with a heart, lung and blood circulation disease, poor distribution of oxygen to lungs and other tissues or lack of oxygen usage in tissues results a dysfunction called hypoxia .
Passengers with such diseases, must definitely consult with a physician prior to the flight in order to ask whether they can travel by air or not, and if one would need extra oxygen or not, during the flight ,additionally will need a doctor's certificate stating that there's no objection to travel on an airplane.
In case of need for oxygen treatment during the flight, passengers must inform the officials of Turkish Airlines about their medical condition while ticketing . The aircrafts are mostly equipped with medical oxygen supplies.
Related to decreased oxygen in the cabin together with alcohol drinking, immobilization and sleeping disorders may cause undesirable effects such as dizziness when suddenly standing up. Hand, feet, arm and leg exercises before standing up will be helpful for such case.
3. Gas Expansion
a) Middle ear cavity and upper throat ( nasopharynx ) are consistently balanced through a structure called Eustachian tube.The eardrum keeps the air pressure in balance on both sides.
When the aircraft climbs up, the air pressure decreases and the air inside the cavities expands pushing the eardrum outwards . Eustachian tube opens passively and transmits the air towards nasopharynx.
While descending, the athmospheric pressure increases so that the gas volume inside middle ear cavity decreases ,a negative pressure occurs, air transmission from nasopharynx to middle ear cannot happen passively . In a healthy person, the channels connecting the sinuses outward and the Eustachian tube connecting the middle ear to throat perform this function without his/her awareness, and this does not pose a problem.
During the descending, trying to create strong air pressure towards outside by pinching the nose and closing the mouth, which is called Valsalva Maneuver, will be helpful. For this reason, it is important to keep awake during descending. For the babies and children, sucking on a pacifier or drinking in small swallows will help reducing the discomfort.
However, in case of ear-nose-throat infections, the air inside the cavities will be entrapped, and will cause serious problems since there will be swelling in tissues constituting these channels.. Especially, the air entrapped inside the middle ear may expand during ascending and cause severe pain by pushing the eardrum outwards. During the descending, shrinkage of the air inside will create a vacuum effect and push the eardrum inwards. This may cause pain, bleeding, laceration in eardrum and such hearing problems. For this reason, even simple cold, which we do not pay much attention, may cause for serious problems. Passenger should not fly in case of such a condition, and delay his/her flight until the date he/she will be completely recovered.
Use of nasal drops and sprays called decongestants during flight and half an hour before ascending and descending, creating strong air pressure towards outwards by pinching the nose and closing the mouth, which is called Valsalva Maneuver, chewing gum, swallowing frequently and yawning will be helpful in those kinds of cases. However, completely blocked Eustachian tube may not be opened despite all.
b) Dental abscesses and toth decays can cause to air expansions and severe pain in teeth cavities .In order to decrease pain consulting with a doctor painkillers can be used before and during the flight.;
c) Stomach gasses expand and escape through esophagus and mouth.If it's avoided abdominal discomfort and pain may occur.
To prevent that discomfort avoid drinking beverages containing carbonate such as sparkling mineral water,cola, soda and food which can cause abdominal discomfort ( onions cabbage,raw apple,turnip,beans,cucumber,watermelon etc...) before and during the flight.


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Kobylanski to present at the 2010 Costa Rica Global Conference
Andrzej Kobylanski, assistant professor of business at Penn State Greater Allegheny, has been selected to present his paper, Development of Marketing Orientation in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises—Eastern Europe Example, at the 2010 Costa Rica Global Conference on Business and Finance.
The conference, sponsored by The Institute for Business and Finance Research, LLC (IBFR), will be held from May 25-28 in San Jose, Costa Rica. Theoretical and empirical papers in all areas of business, finance, marketing, management, accounting, MIS, public administration, economics, business education and related fields were submitted. Kobylanski's paper was selected by the editor of the IBFR and a blind reviewer.


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A Golden Decade Of Sun Devil Individual Champions
Here is a look at the past decade of Sun Devil NCAA individual champions.
Former ASU Wrestler Robles to be Inducted to National Wrestling Hall of Fame
Robles will be honored this weekend in Stillwater, Okla., with the Medal of Courage Award.
ASU Legends Past and Present Gather for First-Ever Champion's Dinner
ASU head coach Shawn Charles welcomed numerous student-athletes from ASU wrestling lore back to Tempe for a special one-night event.
ASU Wrestling to Host First-Ever 'Champion's Dinner'
The Sun Devils will welcome back some of the all-time greats next Saturday, May 19 at the Arizona Biltmore
QUOTES: Steve Patterson's Introductory Press Conference
Here is a complete transcript of today's press conference with ASU president Michael Crow, introducing Steve Patterson as the new ASU Vice President for University Athletics and Athletics Director
Anthony Robles, one of the most accomplished wrestlers in Arizona State history, will join the coaching staff for the 2011-12 campaign as a volunteer coach. Robles will work with the lightweights, aving dominated the weight category during his college career. It will be the first coaching position for the Mesa, Ariz.., and even despite his graduation Robles statated that he wanted to come back and help head coach Shawn Charles continue the rebuilding process that he was a part of and help the team to win a team championship.
Articles and Various Media on Anthony's NCAA Championship
What the Twitter World Is Saying About Anthony
Follow Anthony on Twitter: @ARobles125
2011 NCAA Champion at 125 pound
2011 NWCA Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament
Three-time NCAA All-American at 125 pounds (2009, 2010, 2011)
Four-time NCAA Qualifier at 125 pounds (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011)
Three-time Pac-10 Conference Champion at 125 pounds (2009, 2010, 2011)
Four-time Pac-10 Conference Finalist at 125 pounds (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011)
Finished career ranked 8th in wins at Arizona State (122) and 10th in dual wins (53)
Set ASU career records for bonus-point victories (92) and technical falls (47)
Set ASU single-season records for bonus-point victories (31) and technical falls (24)
Arizona State: Captured the 2011 NCAA Championship at 125 pounds in his senior season to cap a perfect 36-0 season and earn his third All-America honor... advanced to the NCAA Championships four times in his career, falling one win shy as a redshirt freshman of becoming a four-time All-American... finished fourth as a sophomore and seventh as a junior before winning the title as the No. 1 seed his senior season... advanced to the Pac-10 Conference finals all four seasons and won the title his last three years... capped his career with 122 victories, the eighth-most in school history... also ranks 10th all-time in ASU history with 53 wins in dual meets... one of the most prolific point-scorers in ASU history, won 75-percent of his career matches (92 of 122) with bonus points, including a school-record 47 technical falls... as a senior, set single-season records for bonus-point wins (31) and technical falls (24).
2010-11: Capped his career with a 36-0 record and the NCAA title at 125 pounds with a 5-0 record as the top-seed in the tournament... defeated defending champion and No. 2 seed Matt McDonough, 7-1, in the championship final... posted wins by technical fall in his first two matches at the national tournament, giving him a single-season record of 24... scored a 9-3 decision over No. 8 Jarrod Patterson (Oklahoma) in the quarterfinals to earn his third-consecutive All-America honor... defeated unseeded Ben Kjar (Utah Valley), 4-2, in the semifinals to advance to his first national final... selected as the 2011 NWCA Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament following the Championships... finished third in the race for the Hodge Trophy... earned a spot in the national tournament by winning his third Pac-10 Championship in a row, this time with a 15-4 major decision over No. 17 Jason Lara (Oregon State) in the finals... captured titles at the Cliff Keen/Las Vegas Invitational and the Reno Tournament of Champions... named the OW at Las Vegas, Reno, the Lone Star Duals, the Pac-10s and the NCAAs... named the 2011 Pac-10 Wrestler of the Year... opened his season with two wins by fall, his only two pins of the season... defeated No. 4 Zach Sanders (Minnesota) with a 20-2 technical fall at the NWCA All-Star Classic (exhibition)... starting with his final match at the Virginia Duals, went on a run of 12 wins in a row by technical fall... scored an 18-2 technical fall over Trent Sprenkle (North Dakota State) in the final of the Reno TOC to capture the 100th win in his career... finished with 122 career wins, the eighth-most in the history of the program... won an 18-1 technical fall over Matt Sencenbaugh (Stanford) in the final dual of the year, giving him 53 career dual wins, the 10th most in program history... entered the season ranked No. 3 in most ranking services and climbed as high as No. 2 during the season, never being ranked No. 1 until the NCAA Championships.
2009-10: Earned his second-consecutive All-America honor by placing seventh at the NCAA Championships (125)... went 4-2 at the national meet with his two losses coming to the eventual second- and fourth-place finishers... three of his wins produced bonus points, including one major decision, one tech fall and one fall... repeated as the Pac-10 Champion at 125 pounds with a 9-3 decision over No. 16 Jason Lara (Oregon State) in the final... finished second at the Las Vegas Invitational and Reno Tournament of Champions... went 32-4 on the year with a 16-0 mark in duals... opened the year with 10 wins in a row before falling to then-top-ranked Angel Escobedo (Indiana) in the Vegas final... lost 4-3 to No. 7 Eric Morrill (Edinboro) in the Reno final... rolled off 16 wins in a row after the Reno loss... streak was snapped in the NCAA quarterfinals with a 5-3 loss to No. 5 Andrew Long (Iowa State), who he came back from an 11-3 deficit at the start of the third period to defeat in a home dual, 12-10... during his 16-match winning streak, won all but three with bonus points, including five majors, three techs, four falls and one forfeit... moved up to third all-time in ASU history with 61 career bonus-point victories... school record-holder with 23 wins by technical fall in his career... selected to compete in the NWCA All-Star Classic, but turned down invitation to remain with the team on its road swing through Oklahoma.
2008-09: Continued to show improved skill and domination throughout the season as he won the Pac-10 title at 125 pounds and advanced to the national semifinals before earning his first All-America honor by placing fourth at the NCAA Championships... went 4-2 at the national meet with a 3-2 record against ranked foes... won a 9-0 major decision over No. 4 Brandon Precin (Northwestern) and a 19-10 major decision over No. 11 Zachary Sanders (Minnesota)... lone losses came to No. 1 Paul Donahoe (Edinboro) and Precin (in the third-place match)... won nine matches in a row twice with the second streak including the Pac-10 title... rolled through the conference meet with tech fall wins of 16-0 and 17-1 (in the final) and a pin in 3:23 to be named the tournament's OW and Pac-10 Wrestler of the Year... won the Reno Tournament of Champions... third at the Las Vegas Invitational and seventh at the Midlands Championships... went 9-5 against nationally ranked foes... his loss to teammate Ben Ashmore at the Midlands was his only loss against an unranked wrestler on the year... most dominant wrestler for the team as he led the way with 10 technical falls (second was two), nine pins (second was three) and was second in majors... had the fastest fall on the team (0:32).
2007-08: Had a remarkable rookie campaign that saw him fall one victory shy of earning All-America honors... went 25-11 on the year with an 11-3 dual record... second on the team in overall wins and tournament wins (14)... led the team in pins (four), tech falls (five) and major decision (seven) victories... placed second at the Pac-10 Championships, losing only a 7-6 decision to No. 4 Tanner Gardner of Stanford in the final... opened the year 6-0 before falling in the final of the Keystone Classic... ranked among the Top 20 nationally all season... upset a higher ranked foe twice, including No. 11 David Tomasette of Hofstra at the NCAA Championships... twice won six bouts in a row during the year... his second six-bout streak saw him collect two major decisions, one tech fall and three pins... went 7-0 in dual competition against Pac-10 foes... selected Amateur Wrestling News Second Team All-Rookie at 125 pounds... selected as the team's recipient for the Steve Blackford True Competitor Award.
2006-07: Redshirted his first year with the program... placed sixth at the FILA Junior National Championships in the 55kg freestyle division.
High School: A graduate of Mesa High School (Mesa, Ariz.)... despite being born with only one leg, became one of the top high school wrestlers in the nation... won the Arizona state championship twice after finishing sixth as a sophomore... went 48-0 in each of his last two seasons and finished his career with a 129-15 record... won the 2006 High School Senior Nationals... lettered three times in wrestling and served as a team captain twice... was coached by former Sun Devil Bobby Williams... was a finalist for an ESPY Award (Best Male Athlete with a Disability)... has made several appearances on major national programs, including Jimmy Kimmel Live (hosted by former ASU student Jimmy Kimmel), ESPN's Cold Pizza and the Montel Williams Show... has also been honored at several sporting events, including an Arizona Diamondbacks game, Arizona Cardinals football game, a WWE event and sat ringside for a UFC event.
Personal: Majoring in business communications... parents are Ron and Judy Robles... has four siblings: brothers Nicolas, Joshua and Andrew and sister Ronnie... born July 20, 1988, in La Mirada, Calif.... hobbies include paint balling... full name is Anthony Marc Robles.
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Men's Soccer Defeats Columbia on McSherry's First Career Goal, 2-1
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PRINCETON, N.J. (10/19/13) - Sophomore Brendan McSherry's first career goal couldn't come at a better time as it gave the Princeton men's soccer team a 2-1 win over Columbia on Saturday, Oct. 19 on Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium.
McSherry's goal came in the 87th minute with juniors Cameron Porter and Julian Griggs earning assists. Griggs had the ball on the left side and sent a pass across the box to Porter, who fired a shot in on goal that McSherry tipped in at the near post.
With the win the Tigers remain undefeated in the Ivy League at 2-0-1, and hand Columbia's its first league loss of the year (0-1-2).
Columbia got on the board in the 15th minutes on a Will Stamatis unassisted goal. Stamatis took control of a loose ball in the box and slipped it past goalkeeper Seth MacMillan. MacMillan finished the game with three saves.
Sophomore Thomas Sanner scored the equalizer on a penalty kick in the 58th minute.
Princeton outshot Columbia 19-6 in the game and took 10 corner kick's to Columbia's one.
The Tigers travel to Harvard next Saturday, Oct. 26. The Crimson are currently 2-1 in the Ivy League after defeating Brown 2-1 this evening.


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During pregnancy, the fetal circulatory system works differently than after birth:
Blood from the mother enters the fetus through the vein in the umbilical cord. It goes to the liver and splits into three branches. The blood then reaches the inferior vena cava, a major vein connected to the heart.
Inside the fetal heart:
Because the placenta does the work of exchanging oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) through the mother's circulation, the fetal lungs are not used for breathing. Instead of blood flowing to the lungs to pick up oxygen and then flowing to the rest of the body, the fetal circulation shunts (bypasses) most of the blood away from the lungs. In the fetus, blood is shunted from the pulmonary artery to the aorta through a connecting blood vessel called the ductus arteriosus.
With the first breaths of air the baby takes at birth, the fetal circulation changes. A larger amount of blood is sent to the lungs to pick up oxygen.
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@PUSoftball Sees Win Streak Snapped in Extras
Hampton got past the Princeton softball team 5-4 in eight innings Saturday afternoon in Baltimore, bringing the Tigers' five-game win streak to an end.
Princeton fell to 8-4 on the season with the loss, while Hampton improved to 12-18.
Princeton got on the board early, with Candy Button homering for the third straight game and getting a three-run shot to put the Tigers up 3-0 in the bottom of the first. But after holding Hampton hitless for three innings, Princeton pitcher Alex Peyton ran into trouble in the fourth, giving up four hits that led to three runs and a relinquishing of the lead.
The 3-3 tie stayed right through the end, though Princeton was a hit away from winning it in the last of the seventh. The Tigers had a hit apiece in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings and got two in the seventh, but left runners at second and third.
The international tiebreaker rule came into play for the eighth, and Hampton picked up that runner on a double and another on back-to-back groundouts to pull ahead 5-3. Princeton got one back in the bottom of the eighth on an Emily Viggers double, but that was it.
Viggers finished 3 for 4 on the day while Lizzy Pierce picked up two hits as the Tigers outhit the Pirates 9-6. Peyton fell to 2-3 with the loss, going all eight innings while giving up six hits and walking three, earning four of the five runs. The Tigers left eight runners on base as Hampton pitcher Jailynn Jackson (9-7) struck out nine Princeton batters.
Princeton began its game against UMBC but saw the contest suspended due to darkness after three innings with the score tied 1-1. Meredith Brown was in the circle for the Tigers, allowing two hits without a walk in three innings, striking out four. Button, Peyton, Viggers and Tory Roberts split Princeton's four hits over the three frames.
The Tigers will resume the game at 11 a.m. Sunday at UMBC, then head over to Coppin State for a 2:45 p.m. game.


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The Amnesty program offers the opportunity to pay your outstanding fines and court costs without being arrested and spending any time in jail. There are other important benefits as well.
During the Amnesty period, which began Jan. 29, and runs through April 30, you may go to the Court Office and pay your fines in full and non-payment warrants will be recalled. You will not be arrested or jailed. You will not be required to appear in court and if your driver's license has been suspended due to non-payment it will be immediately reinstated though you may be required to pay a reinstatement fee to the State Revenue Department.
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- You will be required to pay your fines and court costs in full if your balance it less than $1,200. For those who owe in excess of $1,200, you would be required to pay $1,200 toward that balance and agree to immediately start paying the balance in monthly installments.
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