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Updated Stats/ASU-FAMU Box ScoreBy Jordan Parry, ASU Media Relations Intern
Good things happen when you give the Sun Devils five days to prepare for their opponent, and unfortunately for Florida A&M, Sunday proved to be no different. The Arizona State men's basketball team picked up its second victory of the season with a 97-70 win to improve to 2-0 for the first time since the 2009-10 season.
ASU's 97 points is the third most under Coach Sendek. The most came on Nov. 20, 2009 when his team dropped 104 against San Francisco.
Jordan Bachynski picked up where he left off in the opener, hitting a hook shot for the first basket of the day. He followed that up with a put-back lay-in to put ASU up 4-0. From there the Sun Devils never looked back.
Senior Carrick Felix provided quick entertainment for the crowd with a powerful highflying dunk to help the Sun Devils gain a 10-2 edge before the first media timeout. Coming out of the timeout Felix hit a three before slamming through another vicious dunk, forcing A&M to call another timeout with the score 15-4.
While opposing teams may be focusing their efforts on stopping Jahii Carson, they certainly cannot forget about the talents of backup point guard Chris Colvin, who sparked the home team with 12 early points in the first half, including two three-pointers, to lead all scorers at the half. Felix finished the period with nine points.
Eight different Sun Devils scored points in the first half as they took a 45-32 lead heading into the locker room. The 45 points by ASU is the ninth-most in a half during the Coach Sendek era. The most also came in 2009 when they dropped 58 in the first half against San Francisco.
A Bachynski block and a reverse layup on the ensuing fast break by Felix kicked off the scoring in the second half, setting a tone that ended up to be much like that of the first half. Carson joined the fun with a few acrobatic layups of his own while Bachynski and Felix kept sending basketballs flying towards the stands with monster rejections.
The Rattlers cut the deficit to five points at 57-52, but that was as close as they would get in the second half as the Sun Devil offense proved to be too much to contain.
MOST POINTS IN COACH SENDEK ERA --ASU 104, San Francisco 65 (11/20/09)
--ASU 99, @Cal 90, 2 OT (1/17/08)
--ASU 97, Florida A&M 70 (11/18/12)
@jaybeeonethree has really grown up. 17-12-9 last week, 14-8-6 this week. Proud of you. Keep working!-- Brandon Dunson (@bmdunson) November 18, 2012
Jonathan Gilling, in his second year at Arizona State from Denmark, had himself a career day on the boards. He racked up 15 rebounds, a career high, to go along with his 13 points. His previous high was seven rebounds. Gilling has found a new role for the team this year, one he certainly is welcoming. Instead of primarily being a three-point shooter, he now is playing scrappier and with a heightened intensity, an effort that is not going unnoticed by the coaching staff and his teammates. When realizing Gilling had 15 rebounds during the postgame press conference, Bachynski laughed and asked, "Is this a joke?"
Not only did @jahii_carson1 lead ASU with 20 pts in a win, but he scored 16 pts in the second half where he went 5-6 from the field-- Devils Digest (@DevilsDigest) November 18, 2012
It took Carson only two games to exceed the 20-point mark, as he finished with 20 points and 7 assists, both good enough to lead the team.
For the second game in a row ASU had at least five players score in double-digits. The last two times that happened occurred on Dec. 23 and 29 on a team led by former standouts and current NBA players James Harden and Jeff Pendergraph. The Sun Devils had five players do so today (Carson, Colvin, Bachynski, Gilling and Felix). Nine different players scored for ASU.
Final from Tempe Sun Devils 97, Florida A&M 70. 3rd highest point total under Coach Sendek. Most points since104-65 win over USF 11/20/09-- ASU Men's Basketball (@SunDevilHoops) November 18, 2012
Arizona State is back in action Tuesday night at 7:00 (MT) from Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe as they take on Cornell looking to improve to 3-0.
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--Ike Diogu scores 25 points, Nigeria beats Dominican Republic for final Olympic basketball spot (Washington Post/July 8,2012)
--Nigeria uses Ike Diogu's clutch play to defeat Dominican Republican, qualify for London Olympics (AOL Sports/July 8,2012
--Ike Diogu and Nigeria close out the Dominican Republic, are London bound (Welcometoloudcity.com/July 8, 2012)
--Ike Diogu, Former Sun Devil, Leads Nigeria to Final 2012 London Olympics Basketball Spot (International Business Times/July 9,2012
WHAT TO KNOW: Arguably the most efficient player in college basketball the past three years as in 2004-2005 he became the first player in Pac-10 history to lead the league in scoring (22.6 ppg.), rebounding (9.8 rpg.) and blocks (2.34 bpg.) which led to Pac-10 Player of the Year honors. Also became the first Sun Devil to earn consensus All-American honors (second-team) in 2004-05. The first Associated Press preseason All-American in ASU history and just the 11th in Pac-10 history when he notched the honor in fall of 2003. An Associated Press Honorable Mention postseason selection twice (2002-03 and 2003-04). Possesses great hands, smarts, fundaments, solid inside moves and has shown an incredible ability to reinvent himself each game as teams throw double and triple-teams at him. His demeanor and maturity are as good as his ability to draw fouls and convert three-point plays. On 88 occasions he has been fouled while making a shot and has made the ensuing free throw 67 times. Despite facing collapsing defenses he has notched double digits in all 91 games (the best current mark in the nation) and has posted less than 15 points just 12 times. With 671 made free throws in his career, he trails only UCLA's Don MacLean (711 from 1988-92) in the Pac-10 record book. His 854 attempts is second only to Stanford's Adam Keefe (886 from 1988-92). He also is the first Pac-10 player to lead the league in scoring in back-to-back years since Stan Love of Oregon did the trick in 1969-70 and 1970-71. Finished ninth in the nation in scoring his sophomore year (22.8 ppg.) and tied for fifth in junior year (22.6 ppg.). Has 11 30-point games, 50 20-point games, 30 double-doubles and 15 other games with nine rebounds in his 91-game career. Led ASU to its first NCAA Tournament win since 1995 with a 22-point effort against Memphis in March of 2003.
ALL-AMERICAN HONORS: Ike Diogu earned consensus second-team All-American honors in 2004-2005, as he was honored as a second-team selection by the Associated Press, Sporting News, United States Basketball Writers (USBWA), the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and Basketball Times. First-team consensus honors went to seniors Wayne Simien (Kansas) and Hakim Warrick (Syracuse), juniors J.J. Redick (Duke) and Dee Brown (Illinois) and sophomores Chris Paul (Wake Forest) and Andrew Bogut (Utah). Second-team honors went to Diogu, seniors Luther Head (Illinois) and Salim Stoudamire (Arizona) and juniors Sean May (North Carolina) and Deron Williams (Illinois).
IN AND OUT: Diogu's career numbers have been solid both in the Pac-10 and out. In his 91 games career, he is averaging 21.4 points and 8.8 rebounds. He is averaging 21.1 points and 8.8 rebounds in 54 regular season Pac-10 games and 21.8 points and 8.8 boards in the 37 non-conference games.
SCORING NOTES: Ike Diogu tied for fifth in the nation at 22.6 points per game in 2004-05 after averaging 22.8 points in 2003-2004, which not only led the Pac-10 but was ninth in the nation. Only one other Sun Devil has finished in the nation's top-10 in scoring, as Eddie House was fourth in 1999-2000 (23.0 ppg.). Diogu entered 2004-2005 as nation's third-leading returning scorer and was the first Pac-10 scoring leader to be back on campus the following season since Reggie Miller won the honors in 1985-86 and returned in 1986-87.
POINTS PER GAME, NATION'S TOP SCORERS IN 2004-2005 '05 Rk. Name, Team Cl. G FGM 3FG FT PTS PPG 1. Keydren Clark, St. Peters Jr. 28 230 109 152 721 25.8 2. Taylor Coppenrath, Vermont Sr. 31 271 9 226 777 25.1 3. Juan Mendez, Niagara Sr. 30 221 39 224 705 23.5 4. Rob Monroe, Quinnipiac Sr. 26 173 72 171 589 22.7 T5. Bo McCalebb, New Orleans So. 30 261 25 132 679 22.6 T5. Ike Diogu, Arizona State Jr. 32 229 18 248 724 22.6
PAC-10 RECORD HOLDER: Ike Diogu's 248 made free throws in his junior season broke his own Pac-10 record that he set in 2003-2004 of 243. Diogu broke the previous Pac-10 record of 237 set by Mel Counts of Oregon State in 1963-64. Here's a look at the Pac-10 free throws made record list for a single season.
PAC-10 SEASON FREE THROWS MADE 1. 248 - Ike Diogu, 2004-05 2. 243 - Ike Diogu, 2003-04 3. 237 - Mel Counts, 1963-64 4. 232 - Harold Miner, 1991-92 5. 211 - Khalid Reeves, 1993-94
LOGGING THE MINUTES: Ike Diogu has led the Pac-10 in minutes per game the past two seasons. Here's a look at the Pac-10 leaders from the past two years:
PAC-10 MINUTES PER GAME, 2003-2005 1. 36.9 - Ike Diogu, Arizona State, 2003-04 2. 36.4 - Ike Diogu, Arizona State, 2004-05 3. 36.2 - Thomas Kelati, Wash. State, 2004-05 4. 35.3 - Desmon Farmer, USC, 2003-04 5. 34.7 - Chris Hernandez, Stanford, 2004-05
FREE THROWS: Ike Diogu made more free throws than any Pac-10 player attempted in 2003-2004 and 2004-2005. Here's a look at Pac-10 free throw attempts leaders from the past two seasons: Pac-10 Player, School, Season FTM-A
Ike Diogu, Arizona State, 2004-05 248-311 (.797) Ike Diogu, Arizona State, 2003-04 243-298 (.815) Leon Powe, California, 2003-04 125-205 (.610) Luke Jackson, Oregon, 2003-04 163-189 (.862) Nate Robinson, Washington, 2004-05 136-174 (.782)
MORE DIOGU: Diogu's national-best double figure scoring streak of 91 games was close to Pac-10 and NCAA-record levels. The NCAA record is 115 set by La Salle's Lionel Simmons from 1987-90, while Sean Elliott of Arizona (1985-89) scored in double digits in the final 108 games of his career. Diogu's lowest point total in his career was 10 against Morehead State the first game of his career on Nov. 22, 2003, and then he hit two free throws with 21 seconds left to reach 10 points at Oregon on Jan. 22, 2005. Two Pac-10 notables never reached 70 games, as Lew Alcindor posted double digits in 69 straight games while Don MacLean, the Pac-10's career scoring leader, had his streak stopped at 68.
JUNIOR SEASON (2004-2005): Earned second-team All-America honors and Pac-10 Player of the Year...became just the third Pac-10 player to lead the league in both scoring (22.6 ppg.) and rebounding (9.8 rpg.), joining A.C. Green of Oregon State (1984-85) and Mark McNamara of California (1981-82)...also led the league in blocks at 2.34 per game, becoming the first player since blocks became an official statistic in 1977-78 to lead the Pac-10 in all three categories...topped the Pac-10 in field goal percentage (.575), offensive boards (3.69) and minutes per game (36.38)...led the league in Pac-10 games-only stats in points (22.3), offensive rebounds (4.06) and minutes (37.78) per game and was second in rebounding with 9.2 boards per game...played 13 40-minute games on the year, including four of the final six contests...made 248 free throws breaking his own Pac-10 record of 243 set in his sophomore season...posted a Pac-10 leading 15 double-doubles and led the nation in free throws made (248) and attempted (311)...posted six 30-point games and 21 20-point games.
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2003-2004): An ESPN.com third-team All-American in 2003-2004...one of 20 finalists for the 2003-2004 Naismith Player of the Year and one of 16 finalists for Rupp All-American honors...set school season records with 243 made free throws and 298 attempts...led ASU in scoring in 12 of the final 14 games...averaged 37.5 minutes in the final 17 games...19 points and 14 rebound at No. 22 Arizona on March 7...23 points and 12 boards at Oregon on Feb. 21...27 points and 13 rebounds vs. UCLA on Feb. 12...33 points at California on Feb. 7...12-of-12 outing at the free throw line at USC on Jan. 17 was the first time a Sun Devil was perfect in at least 12 free throws in a game since Arthur Thomas was 13-of-13 on Dec. 4, 1987, against San Diego State...31 points and 13 boards vs. California on Jan. 10...career-high six assists vs. fourth-ranked Stanford on Jan. 8...matched school records with 18 made free throws and 23 attempts vs. Western Michigan on Dec. 30...17 20-point games on the year, which led the league, and also averaged a league-leading 36.9 minutes per game.
2003-2004 AP PRESEASON HONOR: Ike Diogu earned Associated Press preseason All-American honors in the fall of 2003, becoming just the 11th Pac-10 player ( and first Sun Devil) to earn the honor since the preseason poll was established in 1986-87. Other Pac-10 players to earn the accolade are Sean Elliott of Arizona (1988-89), Jason Kidd of California (1993-94), Damon Stoudamire of Arizona (1994-95), Brevin Knight of Stanford (1996-97), Mike Bibby and Miles Simon of Arizona (1997-98), Loren Woods of Arizona (2000-2001), Casey Jacobsen of Stanford (2001-2002) and Luke Walton and Jason Gardner of Arizona (2002-2003).
SUMMER OF 2003 VACATION: Diogu spent summer of 2003 competing at the Pan American Games. Coached by Tom Izzo, Diogu notched 6.2 points and 3.2 rebounds in 10.4 minutes per game in five games. He shot 61.1 percent from the floor (11-of-18) and led the team with eight boards in the opening game, an 80-79 win over Argentina, as he posted 11 points in 12 minutes. Diogu, the youngest player on the 2003 team, is one of 10 Pac-10 players to compete in the Pan-American Games since 1951. Diogu roomed with 2004 NBA Lottery pick Josh Childress of Stanford, while Oregon's Luke Jackson also was on the squad.
FRESHMAN SEASON (2002-2003): Described by many as the best freshman in the nation in 2002-2003 who didn't wear an orange headband, as he earned Pac-10 Freshman of the Year and was the only freshman to earn All-Pac-10 honors...was one of just two freshmen (Carmelo Anthony was the other) to receive Associated Press All-America votes in 2002-2003...became just the ninth freshman to earn all-league honors since ASU joined the loop in 1978-79 (25 previous seasons) and just the fourth to earn All-Pac-10 in the previous seven seasons...first freshman since Cal's Shareef Abdur-Rahim in 1995-96 to finish in the league's top 10 in scoring and rebounding...Arizona State's third Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, joining Jamal Faulkner in 1990-91 and Byron Scott in 1979-80...had one of the best freshman seasons in Pac-10 history...averaged 19.9 points and 9.6 rebounds in the final 14 games and had 12 20-point games and seven double-doubles on the year...the only Pac-10 player who ranked in the league's top five in scoring and rebounding as he finished third in scoring (19.0 ppg.) and fifth in rebounding (7.8 rpg.)...Cal senior Joe Shipp, Oregon junior Luke Ridnour and Diogu were the only Pac-10 players who posted double digits in every game...set ASU freshman records for starts (32), points (607), field goals made (209), rebounds (249) and minutes (1,030). He set school records for free throws made (180) and attempted (245) and his 18 rebounds vs. Oregon in the Pac-10 Tournament set the ASU freshman single-game and Pac-10 Tournament mark...245 free throw attempts (7.66 per game) broke the ASU record of 234 (7.09 per game) set by Mario Bennett in 1994-95 and led the Pac-10... shot 60.8 percent from the field (209-of-344), eighth in the nation and tied for first in the Pac-10, and finished at 63.8 percent (120-of-188) in the 18 Pac-10 games, first in the league...a NABC District 15 First-Team Selection...22 points on 9-of-11 shooting vs. Memphis on March 20 in first-round NCAA Tournament win, ASU's first NCAA win since 1995...27 points and Pac-10 Tournament record 18 rebounds vs. Oregon on March 13...26 points and nine boards at No. 19 Stanford on Feb. 27...26 points vs. both USC and UCLA on Feb. 13-15 and was named Pac-10 Player of the Week for his efforts, just the third freshman to be named Pac-10 Player of the Week in the previous six seasons...18 points and 13 rebounds vs. No. 20 California...27 points at Oregon on Jan. 4...18 points and 10 boards in Pac-10 opener on Jan. 2 at Oregon State...18 points and nine boards vs. Purdue on Dec. 21 at Las Vegas Showdown...37 minutes vs. Utah on Nov. 27 and had 22 points, eight boards and zero turnovers...just the second ASU freshman to start in the season opener in the previous 10 years.
IKE ON PAC-10 LIST: Ike Diogu's 19.0 points per game in 2002-2003 is the third-best freshman mark in Pac-10 history. Only Shareef Abdur-Rahim (21.1 points per game in 1995-96) and Harold Miner (20.6 in 1989-90) posted better scoring numbers in their initial seasons.
Pac-10 Freshman Scoring List Rk. Player, School, Year PPG 1. Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Cal, 1995-96 21.1 2. Harold Miner, USC, 1989-90 20.6 3. Ike Diogu, Arizona State, 2002-03 19.0 4. Don McLean, UCLA, 1988-89 18.6 5. Cliff Robinson, USC, 1977-78 18.4 6. Tom Lewis, USC, 1985-86 17.6 7. Todd Lichti, Stanford, 1985-86 17.2 8. Jason Kapono, UCLA, 1999-2000 16.0 9. Sean Elliott, Arizona, 1985-86 15.6 10. Jamal Faulkner, Arizona State, 1990-91 15.4
"Diogu was not a McDonald's All-American and was ranked as the 89th-best player in his high school class. But he was the second-best freshman in the nation in 2002-2003."--Sporting News, March of 2003
ENTERING ASU: The recruitment of Diogu marked the second straight fall ASU signed a top-50 player, as he was ranked 40th by Clark Francis of the HoopScoop. Also ranked No. 21 by ESPN.com, #37 by Prepstars, No. 41 by CBS Sportsline (Tony Mejia) and #89 by The Sporting News (Dave Telep). His stock rose in July of 2000 at the Adidas ABCD Camp in New Jersey. Others in the Dallas area in Diogu's senior class included Lincoln High's Chris Bosh (Georgia Tech and Toronto Raptors), Deron Williams (Illinois), Bracey Wright (Indiana) and Daniel Horton (Michigan). Bosh and Horton played with Diogu on the Texas Blue Chips, an AAU team coached by Mitch Malone in the summers of 2000 and 2001. Some stated that the 2002 senior class from Dallas was the area's best since 1991, which included Greg Ostertag (Kansas), Jimmy King (Michigan) and Mario Bennett (Arizona State). Ike did not start playing basketball until the seventh grade and lists his favorite athlete as Ben Wallace.
GARLAND HIGH SCHOOL: A Class 5A first-team all-state pick by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches after leading Garland Owls to 24-10 record and regional quarterfinals...Dallas Morning News First-Team All-Area selection...District 10 5A Most Valuable Player...played in 32 games in senior year and averaged 23.0 points, 12 rebounds and 4.5 blocks...led 5A in rebounding and blocks and was second in scoring...shot 77.8 percent (285-of-366) from the floor in senior year...shot 81 percent from two-point range and was 11-of-28 (.393) from three-point stripe...made 71 percent (156-of-219) of his free throws...scored 37 points and had 17 boards in first game of senior season in a 78-66 win over Richardson Berkner High School...had 39 points and 16 boards against North Mesquite...named MVP of the 2002 Southwestern Bell Texas High School Coaches Association All-Star Game on July 29 as he led the North team to a 107-102 win at Hofheinz Pavilion in Houston...posted 21 points and 15 rebounds in the all-star game...averaged 17 points, 12 boards and four blocks in his junior season...coached at Garland by Phil Sirois and Lance Harper...averaged six points and seven boards in sophomore year.
ETC.: Started three games at tight end for Garland when it won the Class 5A Division II football championship in 1999...full name is Ike S. Diogu...born September 11, 1983, in Buffalo, N.Y....majoring in studio art...father, Dr. Edward Diogu, and mother, Jane, are both teachers...brother, Eric, was a letterwinner for Tennessee in football (1997-98) and was the starting tight end on the 1998 SEC and national champion squad. The national title game was played at Sun Devil Stadium...brother, Eddie, was on the football team at Texas.
CAREER HIGHS FOR IKE DIOGU POINTS: 39 vs. Stanford (2/3/05) FG MADE: 16 vs. Stanford (2/3/05) FG ATT.: 26 vs. Stanford (2/3/05) 3-PT MADE: 3 at USC (1/17/04) 3-PT ATT.: 4, twice, vs. USC (1/15/05) FREE THROWS MADE: 18, twice, vs. Delaware St. (11/23/04) FREE THROWS ATT.: 23 vs. Western Michigan (12/30/03) REBOUNDS: 18 vs. Oregon (3/13/03) ASSISTS: 6 vs. #4 Stanford (1/8/04) BLOCKS: 7 vs. Santa Clara (12/22/04) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS: 9 at Temple (11/30/04) MINUTES: 45 vs. #14 Washington (3/10/05)
Dallas Morning News 2001-2002 All-Area First Team Name, High School College Chris Bosh, Lincoln Georgia Tech Bryan Hopkins, Lincoln SMU Ike Diogu, Garland Arizona State Daniel Horton, Cedar Hill Michigan Bracey Wright, The Colony Indiana Deron Williams, The Colony Illinois


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|Twayne's Authors Series
|Features the content of nearly 600 books that comprise three print series.
|Twentieth-Century Poetry
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What do you guys think? I'm very disappointed. He even said he may be done with mixtapes. I feel like he's trying to rush through his career which will suck for hip hop forever.
I'm about to post my wishlist on Lupe's career; feel free to do the same.
1.Lupe and Jay Electronica collab for a whole album.
2.Friend of The People mixtape is released
3. Lupe at least makes a couple songs with some of the people on ACCC, like Blu, J. Cole, etc...
I know it's kinda lame to post all that, but one can wish for good hip hop right? LOL


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Swish swish swish. The tips of my skis poke through sparkling snow crystals as I break trail up the mountainside. Each step requires work to pull my skis through the deep powder, and leaves a sinuous trough marking my route. In between deep breaths I squint into the whiteness, determining my trajectory through the terrain. Even the effort of trail breaking can't silence my internal monologue, a to-do list of dizzying length and breadth: repair door handle, chop kindling, scrub sauna floor, install new battery in weather station thermometer, order new fuel filter for snowcat, dig snow profile on Rugged Peak ...
I stomp out the snow on a switchback to make it easier for the guests I am guiding to walk their skis around the corner, then my breath catches in my throat as I wonder how I will possibly get everything done. Running a backcountry ski lodge in the Selkirk Mountains of British Columbia is a dream job for any earn-your-turns ski addict, but at the end of the day after I step out of my bindings, I'll spend an hour or two fine-tuning the settings on the lodge's micro-hydroelectric system. I know my efforts are necessary to ensure a supply of clean, green electricity to power our lodge, but I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't rather head straight to a date with a cold beer in the hot sauna.
After two hours of strenuous uptracking, my skis pull onto the crest of the ridge to reveal a snowy mountain panorama. No evidence of human habitation exists in the surrounding landscape, and the only sound is my skis gliding through the snow. I drop my pack, peel my skins, grab a bite and throw on a puffy. Soon the ridge is filled with my guests. Their laughter, admiration of the views and excitement for the untracked snow below infects me. I shoulder my heavy pack but feel lighter: My efforts out on the slopes and back at the lodge help my guests have a week of mountain existence that is distilled to the routine of sleep, eat, ski, repeat.
I push off from the ridgeline and my internal monologue fades and dies as I gather momentum. Cruising down the powdery slope, my skis once again leave a sinuous path behind me, but rather than thinking ahead to the next run or to the tasks back at the lodge, I am simply here. Gravity draws me downhill, the wind rushes by and my skis push into the snow, causing it to blow up around my body. All too soon, I get to the bottom and a warm glow spreads over me from the exertion of skiing and the rush of moving fast. I watch the guests ski down, and I find myself cheering as they play in the soft snow – some drop off pillows while others work on linking the smooth arcs of perfect turns, a calligraphic stroke down the snow's blank canvas. The group gathers together and the to-do list re-enters my consciousness, but the thrill of my own skiing and my guests' contagious joy has changed my perception of what's ahead. Taking a deep breath, I know it will all get done. Eventually.
But first, it's time for another run.


text: The Ronettes Inductees: Veronica Bennett (Ronnie Spector) (vocals; born August 10, 1943), Estelle Bennett (vocals; born July 22, 1944, died February 11, 2009), Nedra Talley (vocals; born January 27, 1946) Pair one of rock's greatest voices (Ronnie Spector, born Veronica Bennett) with one of its greatest producers (Phil Spector), and memorable music was bound to result. That is exactly what happened when Veronica Bennett, along with her older sister Estelle and cousin Nedra Talley, signed to Spector's Philles label in 1963. From that point, the Ronettes quickly became the premier act of the girl-group era. The three singers ...full bio


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Sunday, October 07, 2012
Tannehill getting better every week
Tannehill didn't have nearly as many passing yards as last week and he didn't have a TD like he did last week, but more importantly he didn't have a turnover. The biggest thing criticized last week was that he had 3 turnovers, 2 INTs and a fumble, but today he was able to correct it which helped lead to a new career high in passer rating for him with a 92.3 rating.
One of the best factors to see how successful a QB will be in the future is if they are able to correct the things they did last week. I'm not saying now that Tannehill is not going to have another game where he throws for multiple picks or turns the ball over a lot because that is part o the growing pains of being a rookie. However it is nice to see him correct the thing that ultimately cost them the game last week. Week one he had a lot of balls batted down, today I can't remember a single one being batted down. That's a good sign that he is improving his game, and that his future looks bright.
Tannehill didn't break a record today but he did what he had to to get the win. I love seeing a cool calm and collected QB who is able to correct his mistakes and not dwell on the past. For the first time since I could remember I can finally say that the future does indeed look bright. It's going to be a fun ride
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I always thought Tannehill was a good pick at #9, now I am beginning to think he might be something special.
Seriously, Tannehill reminds me of Payton Manning in the way he directs the line and calls audibles.
yea Tannehill is able to call audibles at the line and is able to run the no huddle successfully. Also what I really like is his toughness in the pocket, he is able to wait until the last second to deliver the pass and keeps his eyes upfield and doesn't panic or fall to the ground and give himself up.
I believe he is developing well. Although I thought Moore should have started the season and let Tannehill be groomed like Aron Rodgers and Tom Brady. But he is doing his thing. I still think we are 1 big play receiver, 2 more corners away from competeing wit our rivals the Patriots. Somebody tell Jeff to find us some corners we are getting killed in our secondary.
I would agree with you that we are a WR and CB away. We need someone else to take pressure off of Bess and Hartline and one more Corner to cover the slot. I would also add a TE away as well who can open up the middle of the field.
the good thing is though that we may have a solution to each one on the roster right now for this season. Gaffney might be able to come in and contribute although he is getting up there in age. Nolan Carroll played well last game and Jimmy Wilson has potential. Also who knows how Clay made some plays as well.


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The 2013-14 College Hockey America conference schedule opens this weekend with the 6-2-0 Robert Morris Colonials travelling to Hockey Valley to take on Penn State.
Robert Morris, picked third in the preseason coaches poll, has been the hottest team in the league out of the gate, jumping out to a 6-2 record. Only five teams in the nation have reached six wins or better so far, and only three have better records through eight games.
The Nittany Lions enter their second season of CHA play with a 2-5-1 record so far in non-conference competition. They are 1-3 at home this season in the new Pegula Arena. Penn State is looking to build upon last year, their first as a full D-I school, with another strong freshman class. Four rookies have contributed 15 of the team's 44 points, and sophomores account for another 20 of those. With the continued emergence of sophomore goaltender Celine Whitlinger, who has already tied her win total from a season ago while posting a .935 save percentage and 2.52 GAA, and the leadership of senior captain Taylor Gross (3G, 4A), head coach Josh Brandwene's side is well on its way to surpassing their seven wins from a season ago.
Robert Morris boasts talented rookies of its own. Freshman Brittany Howard and Jessica Dodds have each had an immediate impact. Dodds is 5-0-0 in five starts in goal, with a 1.78 GAA and .919 save percentage. Howard is first in the nation in rookie scoring with 12 points (3G, 9A), which is also good for second overall in the league. Each has nabbed two CHA weekly awards in the first five weeks of the season.
Last season the Colonials swept all four games against Penn State. After this series, the teams won't see each other again until the final weekend of the regular season, February 21st and 22nd in Pittsburgh.
Lindenwood (0-9-1) – The Lindenwood women's ice hockey team is off this week ... the Lady Lions start conference play on Nov. 8-9 at the Lindenwood Ice Arena against RIT ... Lindenwood played the No. 2 team in the country, Wisconsin, twice last weekend ... in the first game of the series, the two teams were tied late in the first period, but the Badgers scored the final four goals of the game for a 5-1 win ... Lindenwood was down just one goal with eight minutes remaining in game two of the series before Wisconsin scored twice in a 4-1 decision ... the four goals allowed in that game was the fewest that Lindenwood has allowed to a nationally-ranked team ... Lyndsay Kirkham had a goal and an assist in the series, and Caitlyn Post had a goal ... Jocelyn Slattery had a positive plus/minus for the series and she tied for the team-high with seven shots ... Nicole Hensley had a .906 save percentage and a 4.51 GAA for the series, and she made 97 saves ... Kendra Broad had a team-high five blocks against the Badgers ... through ten non-conference games, Kendra Broad leads the team with two goals, three assists, and five points ... Jocelyn Slattery and Alyssa West have also scored twice on the season ... Carrie Atkinson leads the newcomers with two assists and two points.
Mercyhurst (5-3-1) – The eighth-ranked Mercyhurst University women's hockey team captured their first weekend sweep against the University of Maine at the Mercyhurst Ice Center last weekend. The Lakers improved to 5-3-1 after winning 2-1 on Friday and captured the team's third shutout on Saturday (5-0). On Friday, sophomore Emily Janiga scored just two minutes into the contest to give her team the 1-0 edge. Senior Christine Bestland scored her first game-winning goal of the season at the 15:20 mark of the middle period. In Saturday's contest, both teams skated through a scoreless first period with Mercyhurst, outshooting Maine 14 to nine. Sophomore Jenna Dingeldein scored the game-winning goal in the second. The Lakers ignited their offense in the third period with four goals. Kathy Donohue tallied a career-high three points in the contest after she picked up two assists and a goal. Dingledein and Janiga are both approaching 50 points for their careers. Dingeldein needs two and Janiga is three away. Senior Christine Bestland needs 14 more points to reach 200 career points. Goaltender Amanda Makela was again phenomenal, allowing just one goal between the two games, earning her third shutout of the season Saturday, and her third-straight CHA Goalie of the Week nod. The Lakers have the weekend off before starting their CHA slate at Robert Morris on Friday, November 8 and Saturday November 9.
Penn State (2-5-1) – The Nittany Lions hosted an exciting series with New Hampshire last weekend, dropping an 8-5 barnburner and a 3-1 Sunday afternoon tilt...In the 8-5 game, the lead changed six times and had five ties that ultimately wasn't decided until the final 3:39 of regulation when UNH put in three goals including an empty netter...Five different Nittany Lions scored in the contest including Sarah Nielsen, who scored her first collegiate goal, and Jess Desorcie, who tallied her first marker of the year...Three Nittany Lions recorded two points apiece—Taylor Gross (goal and an assist), Shannon Yoxheimer (two assists) and Hannah Hoenshell (two assists) ...The Nittany Lions tallied three goals within the first 40 seconds of each period... ...Celine Whitlinger was solid in net Saturday, saving 32 of 35 Wildcat attempts... Whitlinger has posted three games of 30 or more saves and has a team-high 144 this season, averaging 36 saves per game... The Nittany Lions host Robert Morris this weekend when they kick off the CHA conference schedule Thursday and Friday at Pegula Ice Arena.
Robert Morris (6-2-0) – With a sweep against Vermont, the Colonials are now 6-2-0 on the season and are off to their second best start in school history. The mark also gives RMU a winning record through eight games for the third straight year, and earned them votes in both national polls this week. The 2011-12 Colonials started 6-1-1, and last year's team began the year with a record of 5-2-1 ... Behind a five-point weekend, freshman forward Brittany Howard is now second in the CHA in points with 12, and assists with nine. Her performance earned her a second CHA Rookie of the Week award. Those marks also tie her for the national lead in assists, and put her in a tie for sixth place in goals ... A week after sophomore forward Ashley Vesci scored her first career goal in a win against No. 7/8 Boston University, fellow classmate and linemate Anissa Gamble picked up the first two goals of her career in Saturday's 6-4 victory over the Catamounts. RMU currently holds the top five spots for plus/minus in the CHA. Freshman forward Maeve Garvey leads the conference with a mark of +7... The Colonials go on the road to start CHA play this weekend as they travel to Penn State for a rare Thursday/Friday series. RMU won all four contests against the Nittany Lions last year. Junior Rebecca Vint tallied eight goals in those four games.
RIT (4-5-0) – The Tigers split a weekend series for the fourth straight weekend, this time against Brown. On Friday, Celeste Brown scored two goals as RIT skated to a 2-1 victory. Ali Binnington made 18 saves for her fourth win of the year. On Saturday, goaltender Brooke Stoddart made her collegiate debut, stopping 17 shots, but RIT squandered a late lead and ran into penalty problems in overtime for the second straight Saturday, allowing a power-play goal with 1:47 left in a 2-1 loss to the Bears. RIT wrapped up its six-game October homestand with a 3-3-0 mark. RIT is 4-0-0 on Friday this season and 0-5-0 on Saturday. The Tigers are 20-8-5 when allowing two or less goals, and 0-13-0 when allowing at least three tallies in its brief Division I history. RIT is off this weekend, but returns to action on Nov. 8-9, opening up league play with a two-game series at Lindenwood. The Tigers are Lions split the season series in 2012-13 with a 1-1-2 mark.


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One thing I absolutely love about October and Halloween is, aside from candy, the fact that many candy companies use it as a reason to introduce new candies to the market. This was occurring quite frequently a few years ago, but recently this phenomena has been slowing down some. Thankfully, this year, Jelly Belly is releasing a new jelly bean just in time for Halloween: Jelly Belly Candy Corn jelly beans!
These were surprise samples from Jelly Belly. I say that because I never hear beforehand when they arrive at my doorstep. They just…show up. I want to remind my readers that free samples never taint my opinions of the candy in my reviews. If I like them, I"ll say so. Even bad free candy still tastes bad, and I'll say so. I digress, back to these pretty little beans:
The beans use all the colors of normal candy corn, white, yellow and orange. The speckling is random and very pretty.
The flavor is almost candy corn. It read that way to me immediately upon my first sampling. It was only after trying some real candy corn side by side where I found minute flavor differences. But, the essence is definitely there. If you aren't a fan of the texture or intense sweetness of candy corn, then the jelly bean version is for you. The texture is smooth and gummi and is no where near as sweet as the original kernels.
Now, in comparison, there's Jelly Belly Candy Corn. Now, each brand has a slightly different version of candy corn, and Jelly Belly is no exception. Their candy corn is pristine, there's not breaking or chopping of any of the corn kernels in the bag. The pieces are firm to the touch and extremely smooth. There's more squat and are rounder than most candy corn varieties. The flavor and texture are all traditional candy corn. The sweet chew of the sugary fondant and the slight graininess, and the extremely sweet flavor with the hint of honey. Awesome, but I think Brach's is still my favorite.
I recommend these jelly beans to anyone who likes candy corn. If you're one of those folks who's really on the fence with the stuff, perhaps give them a try. The slight twist in form might be the trick to make them a favorite in your candy repertoire.
Rating: Will Eat Again
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I have some problems creating the sd-card image by myself, because I can't get ubuntu working with my graphic card. Is it possible, that someone could copy me an already created sd-card image?
In general that seems easier to provide a finished image, instead averybody has to create an own image.
Thank you very much. I would really like to start executing java programs on the ev3.


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In recent years, a new specialty of medicine has emerged called "Hospital Medicine." Hospitalists are physicians who specialize in caring for patients during their stay in a hospital.
Because these physicians are based in the hospital, they are available throughout the day for admissions and emergencies. They take care of patients in the same manner as primary care physicians would. They order tests and treatment and consult specialists when appropriate. They also keep patients' primary care physicians abreast of any significant changes or developments while patients are in the hospital. Following discharge, hospitalists provide detailed summaries of the patients' stays to their primary care physicians for continued care.
Studies have shown that the benefits of hospitalist care for patients include extra availability and specialized focus during their stay. In addition, patients often report a decrease in the length of stay and lower rates of readmission.
Our hospitalists are board certified in family medicine and treat patients who have been referred by emergency room physicians, primary care physicians, or other physicians in the hospital. They also can serve patients who are admitted through the emergency room and who do not have a primary care physician. Our 'team-care' approach includes mid-level professionals (physician assistants and nurse practitioners) that augment and support both the hospitalists and referring physicians.


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BPA Panel Chief's Center Took Anti-Reg Zealot's Cash
The chairman of the Food and Drug Administration panel that is weighing the human health effects of bisphenol-A directs a University of Michigan center that recently received $5 million from a retired businessman who considers the chemical "perfectly safe," the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported. When questioned about the gift, Charles Gelman, a retired medical supply manufacturer, told the newspaper that he has had several conversations with FDA panel chair Martin Philbert, who is a professor of environmental health sciences at the University of Michigan's Risk Science Center. "Philbert denied that," the paper reported.
Gelman, whose former company Gelman Sciences makes syringes and medical filtration devices, "is an antiregulation activist and an outspoken supporter of organizations including JunkScience.com, the Cato Institute and the Competitive Enterprise Institute," the paper reported. These organizations frequently attack independent scientists who find environmental toxins harm human health. Gelman's anti-regulatory activism dates from the mid-1980s when the Michigan Department of Natural Resources forced the company to clean up 1,4-dioxane discovered in groundwater near its plant.
Despite Gelman's gift to the Risk Science Center, the FDA did not consider it a conflict of interest. Philbert's own research is government-funded and has largely focused on the toxicology of nanoparticles. Another FDA panelist drawn from the Risk Science Center, Howard Hu, is studying fetal lead exposure on a $1.8 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control. However, the Michigan center does house a number of scientists conducting industry-sponsored research, according to University of Michigan records. They include environmental health science professors Alfred Franzblau and David Garabrant, who have received more than $8.2 million from Dow Chemical Co. in this decade for a dioxin exposure study.
Lawsuit: Pfizer Hid Negative Neurontin Studies
Pfizer, maker of the anti-seizure drug Neurontin, suppressed studies showing negative results for its off-label use in neurological and psychiatric conditions, a class action lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Boston charged. Health insurers and consumers who are seeking refunds alleged that "Pfizer's marketers influenced the drug's scientific record to boost sales at least until 2003 by declining to release or altering the conclusions of studies that found no beneficial effect from Neurontin for various off-label conditions," the Wall Street Journal reported. In 2004, Pfizer's Warner-Lambert unit pleaded guilty to felony charges that it promoted Neurontin for uses not approved by FDA, including bipolar disorder and chronic nerve pain. The company settled the charges by paying $430 million.
The alleged suppression of research results drew fire from public health scientists. Kay Dickersin, a professor of epidemiology at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, wrote in a brief supporting the suit that patients who agree to participate in clinical trials are short-changed when companies refuse to release data from negative trials. "Patients are told they are contributing to human knowledge," she said. "Ethically, one is compelled to publish results." Dickersin's fee for writing the brief will be donated to Johns Hopkins to house Pfizer's documents and make them publicly available.
Report: CDC Demoted Scientist for Whistle-Blowing
The House science panel investigating the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a report last week charging the CDC demoted Christopher De Rosa, former director of the agency's Division of Toxicology and Environmental Medicine, "in retaliation for his persistent attempts to push the agency's leadership to take more substantive actions to protect the public's health," the Los Angeles Times reported. De Rosa raised early alarms about dangerous levels of formaldehyde in the trailers used to house refugees from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The CDC responded by pointing out that "no federal regulation or standard exists for formaldehyde levels in residential settings." The statement did not address the whistleblower accusation.
Inspector General: NIH Needs Ethics Overhaul
A new report on the National Institutes of Health's management of ethics violations called on the agency to adopt clear rules for reporting and policing conflicts of interest. The report, issued last week by the Health and Human Services department's Inspector General, charged the agency lacked a formal, written policy on how to handle allegations of conflicts of interest and ethics violations at its more than two dozen institutes and centers. In addition to adopting an agency-wide policy, the agency should document ethics allegations and maintain a record of how they are ultimately resolved, the report said.
Scientists Fault Endangered Species Act Rewrite
Three scientific societies concerned with wildlife and habitat conservation have protested the Bush Administration's most recent proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act, which would eliminate the role of the Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service in determining whether federal actions harm listed species. The changes, proposed in August, would allow agencies wishing to engage in mining, timber sales, development, and other projects to determine whether those projects have the potential to harm vulnerable species—a task formerly assigned to biologists with species-specific expertise. The Society for Conservation Biology, the Wildlife Society, and the Ornithological Council write that the "proposed rule sacrifices effectiveness for the sake of efficiency because it bypasses the science that is critical to the consultation process."
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A Government Accountability Office report released last week said the Food and Drug Administration could avoid conflicts on its advisory committees by expanding its outreach efforts.... The Environmental Protection Agency published its final hazardous waste rule. The rule drew praise from the American Chemical Society, but environmentalists charged it removes safeguards and will lead to more pollution.... Energy conservation and resource protection were ranked 1st and 2nd as top priorities for innovation by the National Academy of Engineers annual conference.... Skeptics question an Icelandic biotech company's claim to have created a genetic test that can predict a woman's risk of developing breast cancer, the Washington Post reported, while the Food and Drug Administration informed LabCorp that its $1,600 ovarian cancer test did not meet FDA standards for approval, the New York Times reported....
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Robert Lee Grim
Position: WR
Height: 6-0 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: May 8, 1945 in Oakland, CA
High School: Red Bluff
College: Oregon St. (school history) (Grim college stats)
Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2nd round (28th overall) of the 1967 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 30 (3322nd overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Massachusetts Bay Transportation Association (MBTA) provides round-trip bus service on route 225 from Quincy Center to South Shore Hospital, Columbian Square and 780 Main Street.
MBTA buses make ten round trips each day. The fare is $1.25 from Quincy Center. Four convenient pick-up/drop-off sites are situated around South Shore Hospital. These bus stops are well-marked with route 225 MBTA signs and positioned as follows:
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Moviemaking cult leader Kevin Smith (Clerks, Mall Rats, Chasing Amy) got on the soapbox after the Sundance premiere screening of his latest Red State and went off on the state of distribution, marketing and filmmaking.
He drops the F-bomb a lot so if you'd rather not listen to the whole thing (although I highly recommend it), here's the nutshell version:
It cost him $4 mill to make Red State. Say a studio offers $6 mill for the flick and then spends another $20 mill on marketing (of which the filmmakers don't see a dime). Now Smith will feel the pressure to create a movie that makes $26 mill at the box office or he'll have failed in the studio's eyes (and his own). Smith says those numbers have a chilling effect on independent filmmakers. Therefore, Smith has made an executive decision to take the film on the road himself- ala those annual Warren Miller ski films- asking theaters to showcase Red State for, say, a week before they move on to another city or town. There will be no huge marketing campaign just print and commercials in the local outlets.
Here's the full podcast and explanation. It makes perfect sense on paper. We'll just have to see how it pans out. Good luck, Kevin!


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Who's says that when your gi comes off so does your belt? Now proudly display your rank on your grappling shorts. We have made these OTM - Belt Rank Shorts for hard core training at every belt level. These shorts were especially designed for grappling and cut perfectly for performing any maneuver.
Belt is actually attached to the shorts and displays in 360 degrees the rank you've earned on the mat. Reinforced material in the belt for Kimura defense! Patent Pending Triple Velcro Lock makes sure these shorts stay on when you put them on. Perfect for when the opposition tries to grab hold of you. Discreet rear velcro pocket large enough to hold your keys and money when your hanging out off the mat.
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Friends of Alta is a nonprofit land trust designed to protect Alta's open space, natural character and unique ambience. Their November social, held in New York City, unites Alta's extensive East Coast support base with other members of the Alta community and is a major part of their fundraising efforts.
The three-course fundraiser dinner takes place at Rouge Tomate (10 E. 60th Street, NYC) and will begin at 6:30 p.m. with cocktails. Tickets are $300 per person and can be purchased at friendsofalta.org/support/nysocial.
The program will consist of a slide show by NY and Alta photographers, a silent auction, and presentations by Friends of Alta's President and Executive Director. In addition to the scheduled entertainment, the evening also promises ample opportunities to mingle with friends that share your passion for protecting Alta's unspoiled splendor.


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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
WIP Wednesday #10
I want to thank everyone who has participated in my little listy linky. The first week, there were just 8 links. Last week, 29 of you linked up! Last week's post was viewed more than 1,400 times, with more than 400 link clicks. That's incredible! But I couldn't make this a success without all of you. So here's to another Wednesday full of WIPs.
New Projects
Top-secret project to be revealed later
Other than this little sneak peak, you'll just have to be on the edge of your seat with this one. And I'm sure that you all are. Try not to let the suspense interrupt your sleep at night.
Ongoing Projects
Sliced Coins Quilt-Along
My Sherbet Pips and I are getting along swimmingly so far. We're ready to roll on this! Cutting instructions come out on Monday—click here if you'd like to join in.
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
Fall Equinox - I made this top as part of the Fat Quarterly quilt-along, way back in the fall. I plan to make the back, baste, and start quilting it this week, at long last. Yes, I'll be using my new fave thing, the wavy line quilting! This quilt-along was where I first saw that.
Modern Meadow and Urban Lattice Baby Quilts - I'm working on the backs for these right now, then they are both off to the long-arm quilter.
Hope Valley quilt
Briefly stalled:Central Park jelly roll quilt
That Girl quilt-along
Figgy Pudding quilt
Wonky Log Cabin
This week's stats:
New projects - 0
Completed projects - 0
Currently in progress - 11 (up one from last week)
Okay, let's see what you've got! Link up any post featuring one or more WIPs. You can list them all if you want, like I did, or just feature one or two. Don't forget to link back to my blog and comment on other links. Happy WIP Wednesday!
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- Elizabeth D. said...
I love your sneak peek, and I'll try not to let it bother my sleeping habits. Your poor mailman :) Thanks for the quilt-along shout-out. As always, I love what you're working on, especially your Urban Lattice!!
- January 19, 2011 at 5:48 AM
- Becky said...
Oh, those oranges are gorgeous on your sneak peek! That's so frustrating when a fabric you want is discontinued. That's why we all have crazy stashes. You know- just in case!
- January 19, 2011 at 6:03 AM
- Mary said...
Thanks for hosting this link party! I'm hoping this will help me get my projects organized :) All of your projects are lovely, I don't know where to start the compliment!
- January 19, 2011 at 7:40 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
Hi Lee...love all of your projects...and the colours...can't wait for the peek...
- January 19, 2011 at 7:46 AM
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- January 19, 2011 at 7:58 AM
- Kati said...
Love the colors for your Fall Equinox quilt. That is going to be a beautiful quilt.
- January 19, 2011 at 7:59 AM
- Jessica said...
those oranges in your top secret project look just delicious! Cant wait till you can show us more! Cant get enough of that urban lattice quilt, too pretty, thanks for hosting WIP Wednesday!
- January 19, 2011 at 8:01 AM
- nerospostandpatch said...
Hello! Thank you for hosting this great party!
I love your cuilts and the wonderful colours you use! Sunny wishes from Crete!
- January 19, 2011 at 9:16 AM
- Phone Home Designs by ET said...
Fall Equinox is very pretty!
- January 19, 2011 at 10:00 AM
- Diane said...
Love the sneak peak and can't wait to see what you decided for the back of the FFA Urban Lattice. Thanks got another great week of WIP's!
- January 19, 2011 at 10:26 AM
- Wandering Minstrel said...
Thank you for hosting such a fun party! My goal during the semester is at least one post per week, and knowing I've got this linky coming every Wednesday is very motivating, because I like joining the fun! :)
- January 19, 2011 at 12:50 PM
- fallingforpieces said...
Whatever the secret project is, I bet it's going to be awesome :) It's got beautiful colors for sure!
- January 19, 2011 at 1:17 PM
- A.J. Dub. said...
I bet your secret project is going to be great. Your stuff always is! Thanks for keeping the linky going! It is so fun to see what everyone is working on. Hope I can make the rounds to comment. I've seen most of them in Reader.
- January 19, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- Candace said...
I can't wait to see how you quilt the Fall Equinox quilt!
- January 19, 2011 at 4:00 PM
- Christie, Describe Happy said...
I really like what you are working on and am excited about the sneak peak too! Sorry you found out you didn't have enough fabric for your king size -- I don't really do math either and end up there often... in improv or buy fabric land. And thank you for hosting this!!
- January 19, 2011 at 7:13 PM
- diplofam said...
I wonder if your secret project in the same as my secret project...mmmmm...now you have me wondering :)
- January 19, 2011 at 7:46 PM
- Kate @SwimBikeQuilt said...
Hm. I don't know if I even want to list out all of my works in progress. Although I'm sure it would be good for me to figure out how many there actually are!
- January 19, 2011 at 7:49 PM
- Becky said...
As usual, some beautiful things you got pictured here! Thanks for hosing us all. I know I'm late to the party, but it really is a lot of fun, and hard to miss ;-).
- January 19, 2011 at 10:10 PM
- Jenniffier said...
Just joining your WIP Wednesday today. Thanks for hosting.
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I stepped away for a bit to eat. Seriously how does this thread not already exist.
Melvin last year was great but based on this game he's really stepped it up. Amazing game and probably not 100%.
In ISU history this was the equivalent of Willis Reed playing in MSG.
Not too shabby for a glue guy!
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last year proves anyone can play in the Big Ten West and win games. But if you want to play real football we are the midwest option in the Big 12.
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams
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We probably lose if Ejim hadnt been able to go.
Thank god he was able.
This has the potential to be a very special team. He has some help now with the rebounding with Hogue, Niang, and Kane. If the outside shooting can just pick up a little bit...could be a very good year.
-Be kind. That is something you will never regret. You will never say to yourself when you are old "I wish I was not good to that person".
Ejim looks even better this year
And I will ask again how he is NOT on the Wooden Watch List.
The talk about his improved ball handling was absolutely 100% true. Guy can do it all.
He may be the best leader we have had at ISU in years. No way in years past ISU wins this game based on chemistry issues and too many guys wanting to be "the man" at this point. Thought some players were pressing too hard to start today and Ejim came in and suddenly everyone knew their role and ISU got it going. Going to be a fun ride for him this year I hope!
I don't know if "appreciation" is a strong enough word.
Maybe "admiration." Maybe something stronger?
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Ejim looks even better this year
This x1000! I expected him to be rusty - but he was, in my estimation the best player on the floor (with NS of Mich a close second). I am so glad we had him today - I agree with another poster, we do not win this without him!
"The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese."
He's too small. We need more big guys.
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The talk about his improved ball handling was absolutely 100% true. Guy can do it all.
Exactly. Could you imagine Dickie V. praising his "hands" based on how troubled he was holding on to the ball as a frosh? Love his drive and enthusiasm. And skills.
No matter what, I could NEVER cheer for Dirt and Urine.
Melvin cemented himself as a cyclone legend tonight. He was the best player on the court with 1.5 legs. Much love to Melvin tonight for repetrsenting the cyclones well.
Best thread of the night
Whenever I hear anyone talking about a player as if what he is is what he always will be, I will have a one word answer.
Melvin. He's added new dimensions every year.
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I have a problem with one computer.
It restarts very frequently after some time of being powered up, even being idle sometimes.
Moreover, (only in some occasions) when i push the power button it doesn't do anything (it remains shutted down)...To fix this problem i must wait some hours and then it starts working "magically" or i must disconnect the power supply cable from the motherboard and connect it again.
Finally, the well known blue screens of death randomly appears. They aren't the same, they are different.
These are the three symptoms. I have done some things to try to fix this problem but i cannot achieve that. The things i have done are the following:
I have tried changing the power supply. I have connected 2 others power supplies and the problem persisted.
I have cleaned the memories and connect them to other RAM slot, but the problem continues.
I have checked the CPU temperature with SPEED FAN and it showed that the temperature was 51ºC (Is this a high temperature for CPU?). I have cleaned the dust from the CPU but the problem persists...
I'm not at home now and i don't remember the exact models of each component, i will edit this post as soon as I arrive home with the correct specification of my computer.
CPU: Intel Pentium 4 2.6 Mhz
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Wednesday is the 2010-2011 Entrepreneur Enrichment Program Banquet. The Entrepreneur Enrichment Program (EEP) seeks to encourage, stimulate, and nourish the entrepreneurial process in any full or part-time student and in all academic disciplines at PLNU by providing specific personal, business, and professional counsel for student-entrepreneurs' business plans from recognized industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and financiers.
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PLNU student and children with Down syndrome and their families celebrated Easter early on Tuesday.
DS Action, a San Diego Down syndrome advocacy group, along with PLNU's School of Education, Department of Family & Consumer Sciences, and Department of Kinesiology, helped put on the DS Action Easter Egg Hunt and Parents Reception on the Alumni House Lawn. Children and their families participated in games and activities, an Easter egg hunt, and a visit from the Easter bunny. Each child was paired with a PLNU student-volunteer, "special friends" who spent time playing with the children while families enjoyed the reception.
This event supported of the Pediatric Down Syndrome Center at Rady Children's Hospital, a center that DS Action advocated for.
Friday is Earth Day. PLNU observes the spirit of Earth Day all through the year, with the diverse activities during the annual Creation Care Week in the fall and Bike the Jam once a month. On Friday, PLNU will be joining in on the observance and festivities by holding a special edition Bike The Jam, where participants will get free coffee if they bring a reusable mug.
PLNU has been ramping up efforts to care for creation for years. Residence halls produce limited waste and are energy efficient. In 2010, Finch Hall was completely remodeled with sustainability in mind, adding recycled-content carpet, a filtered water filling station, a sink-to-toilet grey water recycling system, and natural lighting.
The Green Fund, a student-initiated fee of five dollars per semester, was set up to increase funds for energy, water, and resource conservation efforts on campus. It provides about $25,000 for projects each year. In 2010, the fund provided for a bike service station, more fruit trees on campus, and a community garden expansion.
The Octopus Garden, affectionately named by its founders at Students for Environmental Awareness (SEA), offers plots for green or brown-thumbed students, faculty, and staff to try their hands at tending a small crop. Sprouting this season are quinoa, corn, lettuce, grapes, and carrots, just to name a few.
PLNU students also have the opportunity to engage more deeply in the academic side of creation care by signing up for PLNU's sustainability studies minor, which began in fall 2010. The interdisciplinary program brings together perspectives from business, biology, theology, sociology, and other areas.
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Rip, Shred, Tear. To some, these three words may sound like a papier-mâché project. For one PLNU junior, though, these three words have evolved into a project that has received global recognition. Madison Dyer, a film studies major, spent his summer working on a 30-minute surf documentary, Rip Shred Tear, in conjunction with San Diego's Captain Fin Surf Company and Hurley.
A standard surf movie takes about a year to film. Dyer and his crew took a different approach by completing all filming in a two-month period.
"I started shooting in May and we had it all wrapped up by August," said Dyer. "The whole point of it was to showcase surfing and the long board alternative community in that summer."
Dyer was in charge of shooting and editing the film. Although he had some creative input, the concept alone came from Mitch Abshere, Captain Fin Surf Company owner. With over 20 hours of footage, a lot of behind the scenes work had to be done to complete a successful project.
"It was a really good learning experience—especially for the other side of shooting," said Dyer. "The scheduling and contacting people was the part I haven't dealt with, so it was a really good experience."
The film has had its premieres across the globe, most notably three in Japan with distribution by Hurley. With a country geared towards surfing and '60s culture, most surfing companies have a Japan branch.
Although Dyer spent his summer in the realm of surfing, he has turned his interests toward the more sophisticated side of film in marketing. As a PLNU marketing intern, Dyer has been responsible for making mini documentaries and commercials that focus on alumni profiles, departmental profiles, professors, business events and even television commercials.
"Ideally, the stuff I am interested is mostly short stuff, commercials, music videos," said Dyer. "I've made a few connections with people in the commercial world, and hope I can try to get away from surfing and get to a strictly professional marketing base."
As for personal side projects, Dyer has a couple in the works. After a successful completion of last year's short film, Rungs, which won best film at PLNU's film festival, Dyer is embarking on another short adventure. The film is being produced in one of the film production courses, and focuses on a guy who secretly cheats on his girlfriend and accidentally sends a text that might get him in trouble. In an attempt to save himself, he tries to erase the text message while a close friend documents the whole process. In addition to this, he will also be working with Captain Fin Surf Company on another surf project that will be pitched to Fuel TV.
It is evident that Dyer possesses the drive and talent to be successful. Although he has already gained some notoriety for his work, he says that his ethic has started with class projects. They have inspired him to produce quality work and continue to drive him to expand his mind creatively.
"Having professors and peers that have pushed you to do stuff out of your comfort zone--as repetitive as a lot of school projects can get--really pushes you to work under a deadline and learn the whole process," said Dyer. "Really, I have both of those to be thankful for."
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Patricia Leslie, director of PLNU's social work program and member of San Diego's Regional Task Force on the Homeless board of directors, gives insight into the epidemic of addiction. (San Diego City Beat)
Eric Readinger is a familiar face in the Caf. He is also a part of Partnerships with Industry. Read about his day-to-day. (San Diego Union Tribune)
Lynn Reaser, PLNU's chief economist, joins a conversation about the national debt's effect on you. Learn more. (U.S. News & World Report)
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"As a musician and historian, I'm thrilled to see a friend, Greg Harris, named as President and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame," said Roots drummer, DJ, producer and journalist Questlove. "His store, the Philadelphia Record Exchange, was my home away from home, and most of my 70,000 plus vinyl records came from there."
On Monday, December 3, 2012, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum announced that Gregory S. Harris, the Museum's VP of development since 2008, would be the organization's next president and CEO, successor to current Rock Hall president and CEO Terry Stewart. The transition will be effective January 1, 2013.
"I'm honored to be entrusted to lead the organization that preserves and presents this amazing art form for future generations," said Harris. "Rock and roll is deeply rooted in our culture and when interpreted through a museum, provides a powerful forum to teach and inspire. Through Terry Stewart's leadership, the staff has put this institution on solid ground. The Rock Hall is in the best shape ever, and I'm looking forward to a tremendous future."
Earlier this year, current Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum president and CEO Terry Stewart announced that he would be stepping down from his role after leading the Museum for more than a decade. "Since coming to the Rock Hall, Greg has gained deep institutional knowledge and built excellent relationships with the entire Rock Hall team and the Cleveland community," said Stewart. "Without question, he has the experience and capability as well as the passion, energy and strategic vision needed to lead the Museum to new heights."
After a broad nationwide search that considered hundreds of candidates, a search committee including representatives from the Cleveland Rock and Roll, Inc. board and the New York–based Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation board agreed that Harris was the ideal candidate to become the Rock Hall's next president and CEO. "We were impressed by the outstanding caliber of every one of the candidates we interviewed," said Rolling Stone magazine co-founder and publisher and chairman of the Foundation Jann Wenner. "Clearly, however, Greg had the best mix of experience, vision and passion for the art. We now look forward to seeing even greater things from him and the team at the Museum."
Harris, who holds a graduate degree in Museum studies and whose industry background includes curatorial, membership and sponsorship experience, spent 14 years at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y. before coming to the Rock Hall. Harris' passion for music made the opportunity to shift from baseball to rock and roll an incredibly compelling choice. In the 1980s, he and a partner founded, owned and operated the Philadelphia Record Exchange, a retail store that specialized in selling rare, used and independent records. The store mirrored and amplified his love of rock, R&B, soul, blues, country, folk, punk and other musical genres. He also served as a road manager for a nationally touring group and played guitar in garage bands.
He remains an enthusiastic music lover, regularly attends live concerts and is a frequent contributor to the Rockhall.com blog.
"This is exciting news for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and our community," said Cleveland Indians president Mark Shapiro. "It takes a unique set of skills and experiences to run a multi-faceted organization like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Greg's got the love of music, the museum background, the leadership skills and the vision."


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A neighbor's remodeling project left a toilet in a yard near Oak island Mayor Betty Wallace's house.
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After several days, someone painted on the toilet in bold black letters: "37th Street rest stop."
While Wallace chuckles about the story, the unkempt yards and trash piles dotted throughout the town have created plenty of distress for town officials in recent years.
In an effort to relieve the blight, new Town Manager Steve Foster and the code enforcement staff have stepped up enforcement of town ordinances. Their efforts have helped prompt violators to clear their debris while issuing violations to others.
"I am happy to see this happen," said Mayor Pro Tem Jim Medlin. "Some of the bad eyesores have been already cleaned up. It had to happen."
According to Foster, code enforcement has been a problem for years, stemming from lax enforcement and lack of manpower. Officials also said many residents continuing to pile trash in their yards though the regular pickup service of such items ended a few years ago.
Neva Cardwell, a real estate broker and member of the Oak Island Business & Tourism Advisory Commission, said visitors notice the mess.
"It's left a bad impression that is associated with a lack of caring," said Cardwell. "But it takes manpower to enforce."
And a good plan, Foster said.
For the cleanup called, officials split the town into six districts, enabling more focus on certain areas. Code enforcement officers visited many houses to speak with residents, and the project has been successful, Foster said.
Since the start of the project, about 40 residents have cleaned up their yards. Only about 15 notices of violation had to be mailed, said Josh Crook, inspection coordinator.
He said property owners have up to 13 days before the town starts issuing a $50-a-day fine. After 10 more days have passed, a $250-a-day fine is levied for 10 more days.
"After about 33 days, that's $3000," said Crook. "We will come clean up the property and put a lien on theproperty, garnish tax returns or whatever" to reimburse the town's costs.
That can rub residents the wrong way. One caller left a death threat to Crook about placing a lien on the person's property.
"It's a part of it, and that's how it goes," he said. "People aren't used to having to deal with the enforcement."
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hell yeahh!!!
13 (17) Knicks 25-27 At 14-9 in the Isiah Era, and with Marbury averaging 10 assists per game as a Knick, it's no stretch to suggest they're suddenly a contender for homecourt advantage in the first round of the playoffs.
Memphis at #9??? wow, i never thought that will ever happen. so.. we're moving up, aren't we.. ?
hop we keep getting W's to get within the top 8
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