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AkihabaraNews Special Contributor Jordan Yerman has a lot of room in his heart and soul for kittehs without a home, and his ongoing Street Cat Project is a singular study thereof. In that pursuit, he recently spent two solid weeks running around Japan aiming the Fujifilm X-T1 at feral felines.
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They will start accepting orders in late May.
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Today, many family physicians care for patients on an outpatient basis only. If you are admitted to Allegiance Health, your physician may refer you to a provider known as a hospitalist. A hospitalist is a specialist who will provide care exclusively for hospitalized patients rather than at a private practice.
Allegiance Health hospitalists are board certified internal medicine physicians, pediatricians and nurse practitioners who specialize in Hospital Medicine.
They are available 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week. Your hospitalist will communicate with your physician regarding your admission to the hospital. Upon discharge, the hospital will provide your physician with a summary of your hospitalization. In addition, Allegiance Health has nurse practitioners who work closely with the hospitalists to provide prompt, high quality care.
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Allegiance Health also has a team of pediatric hospitalists on staff to provide consistent care for our youngest patients 24-hours a day, seven days a week.
Pediatric hospitalists are pediatricians who provide care exclusively for hospitalized children rather than at a private practice. These physicians provide specialized care for children in many areas of the hospital, including Pediatrics, the Emergency Department, Labor and Delivery, Mother/Baby and the Special Care Nursery.
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But whether you're a low-budget local or you're here on vacation and quickly running out of cash, it turns out there are plenty of low-cost and no-cost entertainment options for those looking to save a buck.
Swaner Nature Preserve
Albert Einstein once said, "Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better. And no place makes that easier to do than the Swaner Nature Preserve near Kimball Junction.
This community treasure boasts 1,200 acres of open space and miles of recreational trails and is a refuge for all kinds of wildlife. Onsite you'll find the EcoCenter, which offers interactive exhibits, programs an innovative theater and stunning views designed to inspire a deep respect for the natural world.
The activities include self-guided tours of the building, which features a deck out into the wetlands and an observation tower; an exhibit hall with displays of habitats found on the preserve, watersheds, and preserve restoration and management; a wetland-themed indoor-climbing wall and self-guided nature walks and snowshoe tours in the winter on the Wetland Discovery Trail.
Admission is free, but a small donation is requested. For directions, or to learn more, go to www.swanerecocenter.org.
In a town full of mountains, it's not hard to find a hill with a little slant to it. And there's much fun to be had seeing how fast you can get down that hill while sitting on a piece of plastic.
Some starting points include Matt's Flats at Round Valley, which isn't so flat when you're taking it on a sled. The hill next to the ice arena at Quinn's Junction is nice because the outside lights come on when the sun goes down, making night sledding practical. Willow Creek Park is perfect for families with little kids. And for the ultra extreme sledders, try the Iron Canyon hiking trail, where a natural luge-type track forms each winter.
Olympic Park
The path to greatness might not be free, but being inspired by those on it is.
The Utah Olympic Park showcases Olympic athlete training year-round, and it's free to watch them train. In the winter months, bobsled, skeleton and luge athletes can be seen sliding down the track and Nordic ski jumpers regularly train on the hills at the park.
While watching the country's next gold medalists train, stop by the Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center, home to the Alf Engen Ski Museum. This world-class facility boasts interactive touch-screen displays, videos, a virtual-reality ski theater, games, 2002 Olympic Winter Games memorabilia and artifacts and much more.
Admission is free.
More information can be found at www.OlyParks.com .
Perhaps I'm easily entertained, but I could spend hours (and often do) watching my newest dog explore his surroundings. Stanley's innocence and exuberance never cease to amaze me. He is positively beside himself with joy at the sight of a flower, a snowflake, a leash, a treat, another dog, another human, a tree, a trail, a stick, a ball and pretty much any other noun you can think of.
In short, dogs provide endless amounts of amusement. If you don't have one, or need to spice up your own mutt's life a little, volunteer to foster a dog or puppy at Furburbia. Located at the Tanger Outlet Mall, this animal-rescue group is always looking for canine and feline foster homes. The concept is pretty simple: Furburbia provides all the supplies, you provide a temporary loving home to an animal in need.
Can't keep a pet overnight? No worries. You can still make a difference by volunteering to walk dogs as they await adoption. Visit www.FOAUtah.org to learn more about these volunteer opportunities.
Stein Eriksen Lodge
As one of the most luxurious hotels in Park City, Stein Eriksen Lodge doesn't exactly evoke possibilities for the budget conscious. But it does offer several distractions that don't cost a thing, like Stein's elaborate trophy case.
Located in the hotel's lobby, this custom case was designed for Stein's 80th birthday and it houses his gold medals from the 1952 Oslo Olympics, his 1954 World Cup medals, and the medal from when he was knighted by the King of Norway. Vintage photos and other memorabilia also hang in the case, which is valued at over $50,000.
If that's not enough to keep you busy and in the black, well, my house needs a good cleaning, Stanley's always up for a walk, and my driveway is buried under several inches of snow. Participation in any of these is free! Take your pick.
Amy Roberts is a longtime Park City resident, freelance writer and the proud owner of two ill-behaved rescue dogs, Boston and Stanley. If you have a story idea, please e-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Ballet West Artistic Director Adam Sklute today announced Ballet West's appearance on The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts' 2012-13 Ballet Season Schedule.
The Company will bring Ballet West Founder Willam F. Christensen's iconic version of "The Nutcracker," Dec. 5 through Dec. 9.
Hailed by New York Times Dance Critic Alastair Macaulay as "one of the best productions I've ever seen," Ballet West's The Nutcracker will be accompanied by the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra and will include Washington, D.C.-area children in the youth roles.
"Our founder Willam Christensen created the first full-length Nutcracker in America," said Sklute. "It has been delighting audiences out West for nearly 60 years and now it feels so right to finally bring this truly American Classic to our nation's capital."
After founding the San Francisco Ballet, Christensen not only created the first full-length American production of "The Nutcracker" but also of "Coppélia" and "Swan Lake."
Christensen's "The Nutcracker" was originally choreographed for San Francisco Ballet after conversations with Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine.
"The Nutcracker" had its Utah premiere on Dec. 27, 1955 at Kingsbury Hall on the University of Utah campus.
The first American to choreograph a full-length version of the ballet, Christensen used guest artists in primary roles and drew on children from several Salt Lake dance studios to fill the additional parts.
The large cast brought with it the interest of family and friends, who snapped up tickets for the performances, resulting in an add-on matinee and sold-out houses.
Since then, Ballet West's "The Nutcracker" has become Utah's favorite holiday tradition.
Ballet West is among the world's finest ballet companies to appear on The Kennedy Center's 2012-13 Ballet Season. The company joins American Ballet Theatre, Mariinsky Ballet, New York City Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, The Suzanne Farrell Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada, and Ballet Across America III, which showcases regional ballet companies from across the country.
In wide-ranging programming that covers theater, dance, music of all kinds and productions for young people, the Kennedy Center continues its commitment, as the nation's center for the performing arts, to producing and presenting the best of national and international arts. For more information about the Kennedy Center, visit www.kennedy-center.org .
"Ballet West is honored to return to the Kennedy Center this Christmas season, and I am thrilled to share our acclaimed production of 'The Nutcracker,'" said Sklute.
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1905 was a very exciting year. Not only did Einstein publish his special theory of relativity, but three exceptional masterpieces were also composed or first performed: Strauss' Salome, Schoenberg's Pelleas und Melisande and Debussy's La Mer. In Salome, Strauss tapped into new sound material and brought the music to the edge of tonality. It was not Strauss but Schoenberg who took that final step into atonality some years later; Pelleas und Melisande is another of his late Romantic works, but it already anticipates the changes that lie ahead. At the same time, in France, Claude Debussy was treading very different paths, but he too shifted the boundaries of the musical sound culture with his symphonic poem La Mer. In this fascinating programme – which is a snapshot of 1905 – Kazushi Ono will return to La Monnaie as guest conductor.
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- Preheat oven to 350°. Prepare brownie batter according to package directions for cakelike brownies. Fill paper-lined miniature muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake 21-24 minutes. Cool 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely (remove paper liners while cupcakes are still warm).
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Our show with José James this weekend was a great success. José and his band were on point with their blend of classic jazz structures, experimental sounds and hip hop rhythms. Jordana de Lovely sang background vocals, providing a nice feminine counterpart to José's smooth deep voice.
Between songs, José made sure to thank his major influences and collaborators, including Flying Lotus and Taylor McFerrin. He noted Nancy Wilson, Dinah Washington (and many more) after his version of "Save Your Love For Me," and expressed his dedication to Billy Strayhorn before launching into "Lush Life." Overall, José and the band wowed the audience with various tracks from Blackmagic and a couple tracks off his upcoming project with Jef Neve on Impulse, For All We Know.
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246.1 sec. 1 - Criminal Trial Practice (Spring 2014)
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Course Start: January 06, 2014
Class Number (formerly Course Control Number) (Non-1Ls): 49709
Course Description: Criminal Trial Practice 246.1 focuses upon developing litigation skills by way of intensive practical experience and focused individual attention to each student's progress. The course is taught by two highly experienced trial lawyers and the student to instructor ration is never greater than 8 to 1. Students learn how to properly conduct direct and cross examination, litigate motions, present evidence at various stages of a criminal proceeding, handle opening and closing arguments and conduct jury selection. Students examine witnesses and practice trial skills extensively at virtually every class. The format is hands-on and participatory, with the class splitting into two small groups for most sessions, allowing each student a chance to learn and practice skills in an environment in which he or she can receive extensive individual instruction. All student performances are videotaped and the course culminates with each student conducting a jury trial at a county courthouse. NOTE: Students who have taken Evidence Advocacy, or Civil Trial Practice will benefit from, and still receive credit for this course. Third year students receive some preference, but, generally, there is space for second year students.
Enrolled students must attend the first session.
INSTRUCTOR BIOS: George J. Cotsirilos, Jr. has been a criminal defense lawyer for over thirty years and has taught criminal trial practice at Berkeley Law for fifteen years. Beginning his career as a public defender, he has litigated and tried a wide variety of state and federal criminal cases,
from murder to complex white collar offenses. For six years Mr. Cotsirilos chaired the indigent defense panel for the United States District Court, Northern District of California. He has been named for years in Best Lawyers In America and Northern California Super Lawyers, among other similar professional publications.
Robin Lipetzky is the Public Defender for Contra Costa County. After graduating from Berkeley Law in 1986, she clerked for a Federal Magistrate Judge for two years and worked briefly in the private sector before joining the Public Defender's Office in 1990. Prior to her appointment as head of the Public Defender's Office in 2010, Ms.Lipetzky held every assignment within the department and she has tried dozens of felony cases of all kinds, from burglary to capital murder. Ms. Lipetzky sits on the Executive Board of the California Public Defender's Office.
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In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday the countrys interpretation of the Constitution will have to change to allow for greater security to stave off future attacks.
The people who are worried about privacy have a legitimate worry, Mr. Bloomberg said during a press conference in Midtown. But we live in a complex word where youre going to have to have a level of security greater than you did back in the olden days, if you will. And our laws and our interpretation of the Constitution, I think, have to change.
Mr. Bloomberg, who has come under fire for the N.Y.P.D.s monitoring of Muslim communities and other aggressive tactics, said the rest of the country needs to learn from the attacks.
Look, we live in a very dangerous world. We know there are people who want to take away our freedoms. New Yorkers probably know that as much if not more than anybody else after the terrible tragedy of 9/11, he said.
We have to understand that in the world going forward, were going to have more cameras and that kind of stuff. Thats good in some sense, but its different from what we are used to, he said.
The mayor pointed to the gun debate and noted the courts have allowed for increasingly stringent regulations in response to ever-more powerful weapons.
Clearly the Supreme Court has recognized that you have to have different interpretations of the Second Amendment and what it applies to and reasonable gun laws Here were going to to have to live with reasonable levels of security, he said, pointing to the use of magnetometers to catch weapons in city schools.
It really says something bad about us that we have to do it. But our obligation first and foremost is to keep our kids safe in the schools; first and foremost, to keep you safe if you go to a sporting event; first and foremost is to keep you safe if you walk down the streets or go into our parks, he said. We cannot let the terrorists put us in a situation where we cant do those things. And the ways to do that is to provide what we think is an appropriate level of protection.
Still, Mr. Bloomberg argued the attacks shouldnt be used as an excuse to persecute certain religions or groups.
What we cant do is let the protection get in the way of us enjoying our freedoms, he said. You still want to let people practice their religion, no matter what that religion is. And I think one of the great dangers here is going and categorizing anybody from one religion as a terrorist. Thats not true That would let the terrorists win. Thats what they want us to do.
What kind of Assf*ckery is going on in this guy's head. Well a man much wiser than him said:
"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
I think his name was Benjamin Franklin or something, but what the hell did he know?
Ass Hat needs to remember he is a F*ckin Mayor not a national icon. Just keep screwing up your city and leave the rest of us out of it.


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Shaw, whose is ranked 27th nationally, is tied with North Carolina's Chase MacFarland and UCLA's Lucas Lee for the top spot on the leaderboard, and his efforts led the Buccaneers to an eighth place standing in the 18-team field heading into Saturday's second round. ETSU fired a team score of 5-over 293 to finish nine strokes back of team leading UCLA.
"Gareth played a very good round," said ETSU head coach Fred Warren. "He played well in some spots, and made a few mistakes too, but he really held us in there. This is a tough course and we're doing some good things. We have quite a bit of talent, but we just haven't got everyone playing well at the same times."
Along with Shaw, sophomore Seamus Power (Waterford, Ireland) finished tied 25th after posting a 1-over 73, while senior Cian McNamara (Limerick, Ireland) finished tied for 54th with a 3-over 75 on the day.
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"What the heck?" the exasperated concert goer exclaimed as she raced up next to me to get a view of the mid-set Avett Brothers. "I thought they were the headliners. I missed them." Well she didn't miss them, she still had another solid half hour of the eclectic North Carolina band The Avett Brothers including their hot song "I And I Love You." but she wasn't the only one who attended Friday's Avett Brothers/Gov't Mule show thinking they'd find this blowing-up band on the top of the bill.
In fact, after the Avett Brothers concluded, I saw dozens of folks packing up their low-rider chairs and picnic gear and heading down the mountain. Maybe it was just the setting sun and the impending moutain chill, but I suspect that after the killer set the Avett Brothers laid down they were thinking, "well it don't get much better than that, might as well quit while I'm ahead." and packed it in.
Going in cold, as I was, I was blown away by the Avett's eclectic range and seemingly limitless ability to pull not-so obscure) pop, country and rock influences into their performance. One minute I'm thinking these guys sound like a rockabilly Queen, the next the Stones, the next Del Mccoury, the next the Beatles. It sounds like musical stone soup, but it works mainly backed up by the Avett's boyish enthusiasm and charm (also solid picking chops).
Gov't Mule, by comparison put up a solid show, of their bluesy Allman Brothers Meet-Widespread Panic jam band action. But, and maybe this had more to do with the cold and my dread of impending Fall, it seemed leaden after the levity of the opening act. Sorry Gov't Mule. You got served.
Finally, it was a pleasure to close out the D.V. season with such a lively show. I want to continue to applaud the Deer Valley organizers for their enlightened picnicking policy that proves, once again, if you treat people like adults, they act like adults.
BONUS: I tried out one of D.V's ogurmet Picnic baskets (which you can totally pick up in the show!). Cheese, meat, wine, fresh-baked bread (the artichokes were a little tough to eat but everything else was awesome.) And you don't need a concert to get one, you can order one anytime for a hike or walk or just a picnic you don't have to plan. Bring your own ants.


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Talib Kweli dropped the first single from his upcoming album today, "Cold Rain," produced by Ski Beatz. The album Gutter Rainbows will be out on January 25th – check out the interview with XXL where Talib talks about the nature of this new album, and the changing artist relations with record labels, including his own imprint Blacksmith. Judging from this track, even just the dreary, poetic titles, this new album is set to be a lyrical achievement for Talib and rap in general. And production must be kwuality: Ski Beatz is joined by Hi Tek, M-Phazes, E. Jones and Symbolyc One. *A hundred points to whoever tells us what the original piano sample is in the comments.


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MOSCOW - A resilient second-half defensive effort led the Idaho women's basketball team to its third straight win and its first .500 record of the season, as the Vandals beat Denver 70-64 to get to 12-12 on the season Saturday afternoon in the Cowan Spectrum.
Idaho forced 10 second-half turnovers and held the Pioneers to just 25.0 percent shooting after the break to overcome a one-point halftime deficit in the win. The Vandals have gone 8-2 in their last 10 games to get to .500 after owning a 3-8 record entering January. Idaho improves to 9-4 in Western Athletic Conference play with the win while Denver falls to 11-13 overall and 6-7 in WAC play.
"Overall, obviously I'm pleased with the win," Idaho coach Jon Newlee said. "It's a different type of game than we've been involved in in a while. It was a real grinder to me. But it's nice to win a game when you're grinding. We haven't won a lot of those. You've got to push back and keep battling, and I'm proud of our players because I think we really did that tonight."
The Vandals never found a rhythm early in the first half, and fell behind by 11, 25-14, with just over seven minutes to play in the half. But Idaho cranked up its defense, holding Denver without a point for four and a half minutes, using a 12-0 run to take a brief 26-25 lead. Denver answered with a 6-1 spurt and a Stacey Barr 3-pointer made the score 31-30 at the break.
Idaho shot just 29.0 percent in the first half while Denver shot 41.4 percent, but the second half was a completely different story. While holding the Pioneers to just 9-of-36 shooting in the second half and outscoring them 18-9 off turnovers, the Vandals shot 45.2 percent after the break.
"We kind of loosened up in the second half," Newlee said. "Our offense got more in sync, we were able to get the ball moving and get some great looks, and you can see the shooting percentage was much better for us in the second half."
Denver opened the second-half scoring to take a 33-30 lead, but Idaho went on a 16-0 run that lasted 6:09 and left the Vandals leading 46-35. While the Pioneers never let the game get away from them, as Idaho's lead never grew past 14, the Vandals had an answer for every Pioneer threat. Idaho's lead hovered between seven and 14 points until the final six-point margin.
"Every part of the game - rebounding, trying to get in there and score, even out on the wings - they were really physical with us," Idaho junior post Alyssa Charlston said. "You have to give credit to them for keeping that energy up but we did a good job of handling it in the end."
Charlston finished with a team-high 20 points on 7-of-13 shooting. That total leaves her with 997 career points, just three shy of becoming the 18th Vandal player to join the 1,000-point club.
Freshman Christina Salvatore went 4-for-10 from 3-point range to finish with 16 points for Idaho. With 68s this season, she is just four shy of tying Idaho's single-season record for 3-pointers made. Freshman Ali Forde had seven points, nine rebounds and four blocks in the game, and fellow freshman Connie Ballestero had nine assists - two shy of her career-high - and six points. Barr, a sophomore, had six points and six rebounds for Idaho, and sophomore Krissy Karr, junior Addie Schivo and senior Jessica Graham each added five points.
For the game, Idaho shot 37.1 percent from the field and held Denver to 32.3 percent shooting. The Vandals connected on 9-of-28 (32.1 percent) of their 3-pointers, and 15-of-24 (62.5 percent) free throws. Denver owned a 48-39 rebounding advantage and an 11-7 edge in second-chance points. Idaho's 14-17 turnover advantage led to a 29-11 lead in second-chance points.
The Vandals will go for their first four-game winning streak since February of 2005 when it heads to Texas to face UT Arlington on Feb. 14. Idaho will also visit Louisiana Tech on Feb. 16 before returning home for its final two home games of the season Feb. 28 and March 2 when it hosts UTSA and Texas State. Idaho's season-finale is March 9 at Seattle U.
"We have a really good opportunity to keep climbing from here, and we have been improving more and more throughout the season and that's exciting to see," Charlston said. "You want to be playing your best at the end of the season. We're improving so much and getting so many contributions from so many people. You can't just shut down one player and expect to beat us. You can't even shut down two players and expect to beat us. Everyone is feeling really confident and feeling good about team chemistry and that's huge."


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This steering stabilizer is good for the price. I have an 03 GSXR-600. It took a little tweaking to get the fit just right but once it was installed I have had no trouble out of it. The hardest setting you are not going to get the wobble in the handlebars. Take it from someone who has come off the front of my bike more than once. A stabilizer is a necessity. The GPR was a little out of my price range and I'm not a professional rider. I'm an amateur stunt rider and this stabilizer is good for what I need it for. I'm confident enough with this one that I can do all of my stunts without the fear of the headshake. Now if I come off the front of the bike it's going to be my own fault. Very good for the price.
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I have had it on my bike since 2003. i have had to rebuild it one time. the rebuild is cheap at 20 bucks. easy to do comes with good directions. the seal on one end was leaking. but thats not bad for how long it has been on my bike. the setings are good at full hard itys hard to turn the wheel. at soft its soft but still offers dampening. when you rebuild it i sugest putting a heavier oil in it that makes it a little stiffer. it has been threw 40,000 brutel miles on it. and still performs flawlesley. it dont look like a gpr but for the money it will prevent the wobles and help you out at track days. i think its a good buy.
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This is a basic damper kit. On the plus, it is adjustable and the settings respond well. Workmanship is average and the directions are straight forward / easy to follow. The attachment hardware is really where the kit falls short of rating more than 3 stars. This kit is generic, the particular kit being too long by 10mm. Installed, the damper actuator rod impacts the fairing. Adjusting the mount helps, but not enough. The fork clamp lacks a radius edges and is detrimental to the wiring it resides beside. The fairing stay bracket is simply a piece of stamped steel that was jig bent into a shape to accommodate a particular bike application. Worst of all is the porous, cast-looking weak damper body clamp. That alone was reason enough for a return. These kits can be found for other bikes (H-D, touring, etc), new, at half the price. They include the exact same damper body with like style attachment brackets. Why they list for 50% less is nothing short of disturbing. I don't mind paying for quality, but this isn't it. Overall, this kit is not acceptable for the retail price paid in my opinion. The return process was simple, Dennis Kirk takes care of customers... a true 5 star retailer.


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Princeton Falls To Rutgers 58-52
For what seemed like the entire second half of its game against Rutgers Friday night, the Princeton men's basketball team appeared to be down by six.
Unfortunately for the Tigers, that was the margin when the second half was over as well.
Princeton spent a frustrating evening trying to catch up to the Scarlet Knights and could never do it, as Rutgers used 22 points from Eli Carter and 16 from Mack Myles to defeat the Tigers by, what else, six points, by a count of 58-52 in front of 3,150 at Jadwin Gym.
Oh, it wasn't really six points the entire time. In fact, Princeton would get as close as one in the second half but could never get over the top.
As a result, the Tigers fall to 1-2 on the young season heading into a game Wednesday at Syracuse. Rutgers improved to 2-1.
Princeton jumped out to a 10-2 lead, but Rutgers was on fire from three-point range over the final 12 minutes of the first half, which ended with the Knights up by, what else, six points, at 33-27 after hitting 6 of 10 from distance.
Rutgers would attempt only three more three-pointers after that, making one, as the second half became more of a grind-it-out affair. The big number after intermission was 23.1, which was the Tigers' shooting percentage from three-point range, and Rutgers used a 42-24 rebounding edge to keep control.
Will Barrett led Princeton with 13 points, while Ian Hummer added 10 and Denton Koon added nine. Hummer also had six assists and four rebounds and is now 12th all-time in scoring at Princeton with 1,217 points, 22 behind Brian Taylor for 11th and 60 away from Gabe Lewullis for 10th.
Postgame notes
• Princeton was attempting to win three straight against Rutgers for the first time since the mid-1990s, but instead the Scarlet Knights defeated Princeton for the first time since Dec. 3, 2009.
• Will Barrett's 13 points gave him double-digit points in three straight games for the first time in his career.
• Rutgers limited Ian Hummer to one point in the second half, while Denton Koon had all nine of his points in the second half.
• T.J. Bray's eight rebounds tied a career high, a total he reached four times last season.
• Princeton's 18-rebound deficit was its largest since Feb. 13, 2009, when Yale outrebounded the Tigers by 20.
• Princeton started 1-5 last season before finishing 19-7 over the rest of the season.
• Princeton is shooting .292 (21-72) from beyond the arc over the three games this season, while opponents are shooting .571 (20-35).
• Princeton shot .315 (67-213) from beyond the arc over the first 10 games of last season (4-6 record) before warming up to shoot .407 (169-415) over the rest of the season (16-6 record).
• Princeton has attempted at least 23 3-pointers in each of the first three games this season. The Tigers tried that many over a three-game stretch only twice last season, and never over a four-game stretch. The most recent three-game stretch was Dec. 22-Jan. 1 against Siena, Florida State and Florida A&M.


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Each week we are profiling a member of the Sun Devil Marching Band or Spirit Squad. Meet this week's featured member, Tenor Saxophone Section Leader Brittany Moore.
Q: Why participate in marching band?
A: It gives me something constructive to do throughout college! I've made my closest friends throughout marching band. It's probably the thing that keeps me on track the most with everything because it's such a strict schedule that you have to have good time-management. Mostly I come back every year because I love the people and my director. It's just a good atmosphere!
Q: And why pick the tenor sax?
A: I picked tenor sax because I didn't want to play flute anymore! But I think the tenor sax just fits my personality more. It's a lot of fun and we get the best of both worlds-both the melody and the bass.
Q: Your major is Elementary and Special Education-what do you want to do with that?
A: I want to teach-ideally first grade!
Q: What did you want to be when you were a kid?
A: Two things really stick out: I wanted to be the next Crocodile Hunter and work in that zoo in Australia, and I also wanted to be an archaeologist because of Indianan Jones.
Q: Who's your favorite ASU football player?
A: (laughs) Well, I'm so genaric, but Will Sutton. Last year he was amazing! And he's so nice to everyone in band. Everytime he comes near the band everyone gets so excited...a lot of people would think that football and band don't get along too well but we love each other. We LOVE our football team and the fact that he takes the time to show he loves us back is really cool.
Q: So what's the most-played song on your iPod right now?
A: Right now it's "Applause" by Lady GaGa. I'm a HUGE Lady GaGa fan, for one, but "Applause" just pumps you up...especially because it's football season. We perform for the people and their applause means a lot to us.


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Chapter 11
Brock's calls had beckoned me to a pocket in the fog where I could see everything clearly but my own feet. A few steps before was my dearly departed friend sipping down an exotic drink in a bubbling hot tub next to his Croagunk, Sudowoodo and Happiny. All of them looked perfectly content. "What took you so long?" he asked.
I didn't know what to answer. All I had were questions but before I could ask any, he chuckled and told me to relax. "First of all, no, Ash, you're not dead. This is just one of those moments where you find the answers you need from heavy introsPection with the aid of a sPirit guide. I'm your Obi Wan Kenobi. Or your Mufasa, if you will."
My head was sPinning. The hot tubbing sPirit guide was a bit much to take in all at once. I fell to my knees and apologized for not being able to save him.
"Dude, don't apologize. It was my time. And frankly, I'm just pissed it wasn't my time earlier. I get to kick it here, hot tubbing with Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny for eternity." he explained. I was confused however as I saw neither of those women anywhere until both raised their heads out of the water to passionately kiss Brock for a moment and descend back below. How do they hold their breaths for so long, I asked.
"We're dead, Ash. We don't breath. Listen. Find Mewtwo. That's your quest right there. It'll know what to do. " And how to find it? "That should be really obvious, Ash." What was that supposed to mean? "Just think about it."
That vague bit of advice was the last thing I heard from my newfound sPirit guide before suddenly coming to in the abhorrent stench of Rayquaza's mangled viscera. Pikachu's paws tapped at my face, trying to awaken me. My opening eyes and groans of anguish assured it I was up. I took a minute to collect my senses. It eventually dawned on me that Rayquaza's body was stationary and doubtfully under water.
Reaching around, I grabbed the stake, still intact, and stabbed away at the lining of it's resPiratory tube and eventually it's hide. Puncturing a hole large enough to peak through, I looked out to see our surroundings. Below us was a cityscape dotted with fires and crumbling buildings. Rayquaza, dead beyond succor, dangled off a skyscraper and slowly gave to the pull of gravity. My movements caused it's great swinging corpse, tail beneath me, to gradually lose what friction held its upper half to the broken walls it evidently crashed into.
Pikachu's head poked out beneath my own. I held it still lest we budged Rayquaza anymore. Now was a time to hold still and think. We survived one crash, wrapped in the serpent's viscera. Perhaps the only thing to do was go back inside, shake the corpse loose and brace ourselves for another crash. Had I another minute uninterrupted to consider it, that is no doubt the choice I would have made.
As it happened though, Pikachu called my attention to something happening out of my field of vision. To our far right, we saw Charizard flying over the cityscape, outmaneuvering a ravenous flock of Wingull, Starly, Mothim and other common flying Pokemon in their pursuit. In my excitement, I cried aloud "Charizard!", realizing my mistake no sooner than I had finished. Yes, I got the attention of my fiery friend but I had also gained the interest of the hungry swarm in their wake!
Zombie Pokemon, as I have come to understand are more straightforward in their attacks than their strategically-minded, living counterparts. Had the flock sPlit up and coordinated their attacks better, I've no doubt that Charizard's evasive skills would last little more than a minute against their superior numbers. As it was, however, these bird and bug Pokemon tailing it always followed my friend directly or made a b-line to its most recent position. Also, their reaction time was shot. Often, they would crash into any structure Charizard swerved closely around or fell victim to occasional surprise Ember attacks which shot massive, flaming bullets from its tail. This did little to diminish their numbers, however, as their seemed to be an unlimited supply of flying Pokemon in the distance drawn to the chase.
As it happened, Charizard was flying away from our position when I called out, placing the horde fiendish flyers between us and thus closer to me. They held their position, hovering in the air momentarily before sPlitting up; around half flew over to me while others continued after Charizard. What Charizard would do next, I could not know for Pikachu and I frantically pulled back into Rayquaza's windpipe.
Inside we could hear and feel the impact of the flock's attack on the swaying body of our horrific shelter. We looked up to see beaks tear and peck at our makeshift window. Finally we felt the overwhelming warmth of Charizard's flamethrower engulfing Rayquaza from outside and incinerating the squawking zombies so desPerate to taste our flesh. That tight windpipe seemed to light up from the soft glow coming from outside. Finally, we felt the body lose it's drag overhead and plunge towards Earth.
Pikachu and I braced ourselves for the coming impact but it would not claim us. Charizard's claws ran down the opening I made and slashed an exit for us. I was surprised to see Dawn with Piplup, reaching her hand out to mine, pulling Pikachu and myself onto our friend's winged back. The five of us flew off parallel to the street below because ascending directly would have placed us in the path of the zombie flyers above.
I looked back to see Rayquaza crash onto a crowd of hungry Pokemon zombies who gathered below to watch the sPectacle. We flew low, only about 30 feet above the street and all around us was pure bedlam. Flipped cars littered the streets, water gushed out where fire hydrants used to stand, shattered glass and crumbling walls rained down from the buildings above. There were structure fires, mounds of rubble where buildings used to stand and craters swallowing anything that fell in. And everywhere, there were zombie Pokemon scrounging about for food.
Charizard, fueled by adrenaline, whizzed past them fast enough for most to not even notice until we swung around the corner of every adjacent block. It was then that I realized I hadn't issued a single command to do so. My Charizard was a brilliant tactician all its own and I couldn't be prouder. But again Pikachu had called to my attention a predicament I was unaware of; Even at our sPeed, behind us not only flew the zombie Pokemon we expected but a slew of runners and jumpers who were made aware of us by their airborne chase.
At the forefront, I could see an infected Arcanine, Luxray, Hitmonlee and Blaziken. The latter two were leaping and bounding off the streets and sides of buildings, matching our sPeed every now and then but never quite catching us on account of our erratic paths. Even with the reduced sPeed characteric in zombies, their tenacity and naturally superior Pokemon sPeed made them impressive as they tailed us across the post-apocalyptic city grounds. Every so often, Arcanine or Luxray leapt up from below in an attempt to drag us down in their quivering jaws. Both were externally charred by their own flame or lightening expulsion from which their zombie forms provided little immunity. And of course there were the occasional bird and bug Pokemon who caught up and tried to divebomb us from above. Most missed, and the closest were deflected by Piplup's Bubblebeam.
The flyers overhead prevented us from making any sharp climbs as that would have drastically reduced our sPeed. Eventually, we turned in to a particularly long and narrow avenue bordered by high rises which allowed the jumping Blaziken and Hitmonlee greater sPeed and proximity to us as well as a tighter shooting range for the Flamethrowers and Thunderbolts of Arcanine and Luxray. However, these seeming handicaps worked out to our advantage when their attacks met Blaziken and Hitmonlee in midair, stopping them for good. My replying sigh of relief was premature though. Ahead, standing atop the flipped cars were several Marowak making ready to launch their bones at us.


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Things to see and do - Malta
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Emerging out of the Mediterranean to the south of Sicily, the delightful Maltese archipelago, the smallest state in Europe, is made up of one main island, Malta (which gives the country its name), the islands of Gozo and Comino, as well as several deserted islets.
Malta boasts a fascinating history which is still visible today, in part due to the flamboyance of the Order of the Knights of St John of Jerusalem, more commonly known as the Order of Malta. This order settled here in the early 16C, and much of the superb architecture built during this period still survives to this day, most notably in Valetta. Equally unique vestiges from earlier occupations can also still be seen, as witnessed by the temples found in Egyptian and Mesopotamian city-states dating back to the early days of modern Antiquity. This rich architectural heritage, along with the majority of the island''s residential properties, is built using globigerina, a soft limestone which is characteristic of Malta. Its honey colour is revealed in all its splendour at sunrise and sunset, providing a unique appearance to its landscape of rocky outcrops, typically Mediterranean vegetation (there is only one forest on the island, near the Dingli cliffs) and carpets of flowers in springtime.
Above all, the archipelago attracts visitors to its crystalline waters which lap its creek-indented coastline. Swimmers and water sports enthusiasts (including scuba divers) prefer Comino, while visitors searching for authenticity will want to head for the verdant and well-preserved island of Gozo.
Malta, a destination combining the pleasures of the sea and historical discoveries.
Malta : Must-see towns and regions
Valletta is full of reminders of the Knights of Malta, who founded the city in the 16C. Remarkable religious buildings, the ramparts of a city obsessed by the Ottoman invasion… These grandiose defence...
Vittoriosa, one of the Three Cities, is worth a visit, both for the superb view it affords over Valletta, beyond Grand Harbour, and its architectural treasures, the legacy of the Knights of Malta. Mak...
Pretty villages with winding little streets, medieval houses and stunning churches nestle in the centre of the island. The heart of Mosta is home to the famous dome of St Mary's Church. Not far away l...
Sliema is an important resort town so don't expect to have the place to yourself! Lying north of Valletta, it is popular with tourists thanks to its long seafront lined with many boutiques – also cove...
In Marsaxlokk, the Ottoman invasions of the past have given way to a more peaceful way of life, of which the busy fishing industry is the mainstay. Head here on a Sunday, the main market day, and pick...
To contemplate Mdina's finest monuments, take the main thoroughfare, Villegaignon Street. Many of the town's architectural treasures lie here – vestiges of the erstwhile splendour of its days as capit...
Upon first seeing Rabat, visitors are seduced by its typical atmosphere and historical monuments, such as St Paul's Church and the Domus Romana. But don't neglect the town's hidden treasures, which in...
There is more to Victoria than meets the eye: this quiet little town turns out to offer many points of interest. Don't miss the medieval citadel, the ceiling of the cathedral or the view over Gozo fro...


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Things to see and do - Überlingen
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Hotel Seegarten from72 €Book
Hotel-Café & Restaurant Mokkas from65 €Book
Bad Hotel Überlingen from75 €Book
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This former Imperial City was founded in 1180 by Frederick I Barbarossa. Its growth and prosperity in the Middle Ages were largely due to harvests from the vineyards and trade in salt and wheat. In 1379 the city was granted Imperial freedom. From the mid 19C the tourist industry, fostered by a particularly mild climate, played an increasingly important economic role.
Tourist attractions Überlingen : Things to see and do
Münsterplatz D - 88662 Überlingen
The vast Gothic cathedral has an enormous central portion with five aisles covered with fan vaulting. A graceful Swabian work of 1510, the Virgin of the Crescent Moon, stands in St. Elizabeth's chapel off the south aisle.
Münsterplatz D - 88662 Überlingen
The square lies between the Gothic cathedral, the north façade of the town hall and the Renaissance municipal chancellery.
Münsterstr. D - 88662 Überlingen
The council chamber is decorated with great finesse in the Gothic manner: panelled walls embellished with projecting arches, a ribbed and slightly rounded ceiling.
Hotels Überlingen
Hotel Seegarten
Seepromenade 7 D - 88662 Überlingen
This hotel is closely situated to the old town of Überlingen, directly on the shores of Lake Constance, 200 metres from Überlingen Harbour. Hotel Seegarten offers free internet access. It features a lakeside terrace and views of the Swiss Alps. All ..
Aufkircher Str. 20 D - 88662 Überlingen
Prix Prices from : 74 €
This charming hotel in Überlingen is set in a timber-framed building, just a 5-minute walk from Lake Constance and the Stadtgarten park. It offers stylish design, free internet and fine cuisine. The rooms of the Hotel Restaurant Bürgerbräu have flat..
Hotel Schäpfle
Jakob-Kessenringstr. 12-14 D - 88662 Überlingen
Prix Prices from : 69 €
Located in a picturesque side-street, the family-run Hotel Schäpfle lies just 30 metres from the Bodensee Lake on the Uberling promenade. Free WiFi is available throughout the 3-star superior hotel. All rooms at Hotel Schäpfle are individually desig..
Restaurants Überlingen
Bahnhofstr. 22 D - 88662 ÜBERLINGEN
Landgasthof Keller
Riedweg 2 D - 88662 Überlingen-Lippertsreute
Aufkircher Str. 20 D - 88662 Überlingen
A lovely restaurant in the old town. Wood panelling and modern elements have been used to create a contemporary, traditional interior. International food. The guestrooms are cheerfully and cosily appointed.
Landgasthof zum Adler
Hauptstr. 44 D - 88662 Überlingen-Lippertsreute
In this friendly restaurant set in a lovely old half-timbered house Peter Vögele cooks regional cuisine but remains open to international influences. For example, his fish consommé with rouille and oxtail with asparagus and spätzle are particularly t..
Johanniterweg 11 D - 88662 Überlingen-Andelshofen
Though diners here sit in the cowshed, there is little left to remind you that it was once home to cattle. The flaming open fire and yellow and white loose-covered chairs create a lovely setting.


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ZF-2529: Make Zend_Db_Statement_Mysqli incorporate with PHP 5.3 and mysqlnd
mysqli_stmt_bind_param() expects bind parameters to be references, not values. The following patch ensures that references are given.
See http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=43568 for details
Updated the patch. The type definition should not be a reference.
Please categorize/fix as needed.
Any news about this patch ? I have to apply it to every release I get from ZF Website. It is a fix to a major bug I think.
Reassigning to Ralph to bring closure to this issue.
I applied the 1/31/08 patch against Zend Framework 1.8.1 and still get this issue with PHP 5.3 RC built on 5/21/09. Any news on this bug?
strange thing, i've applied this path and everything work well. perhaps you've either missed something or applied a path incorrectly. besides, this path would make sense after php 5.3 is released and it should be rearranged to gain back and forth compatibility
This patch still need to be applied on ZF 1.8.1 when used with PHP 5.3RC2.
Reapplied the patch and it worked this time, so I must have done something wrong the first time.
Any ideas when this will make it into trunk or is it just planned to be among the updates for Zend Framework to work with 5.3?
I invented the same bicycle today when my site stopped working after upgrading to PHP 5.3.0 (released yesterday). I think it's time to fix the trunk already.
Ill run the tests one more time and close, this was fixed in 1.9.0 release though.


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The fourth of July is one of my favorite holidays! I wanted to keep the colors authentic to the American Flag so we stayed with a dark navy and rustic red color scheme.
It wouldn't be a 4th of July with out good old bbq food! We enjoyed some classic bbq staples: slow cooked ribs, corn on the cob, fruit salad, & sweet potato fries! I used a small cookie cutter to cut the watermelon into stars. The layered drink was one of my favorite parts - once you know the technique, the possibilities are endless! Choose drinks with varying levels of sugar content per serving & fill the glass full of ice. Add the most dense {the one with the most sugar} first to create the bottom layer. Slowly add the other drinks one layer at a time in descending sugar content order! The layers will remain separate for at least 10 min and then begin to mix so leave this as the last step before guests arrive. The dessert table was right inside off the patio to avoid the direct heat & sun. I created the "cupcake stadium" by repurposing candleholders - they were the perfect shape and size to hold a cupcake. I used my cricut to create the cupcake wrappers and candy favor boxes using scrapbook paper.


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Aftermath Project Accepting Applications for $20K Grant
Applications are now being accepted for the 2014 Aftermath Project Grant, an award of $20,000 that will be given to a photographer working on a project that explores the aftermath of violent conflict. The 2014 Aftermath Project Grant is supported by the Foundation to Promote Open Society.
Photojournalist Sara Terry founded the non-profit grant-making organization The Aftermath Project in 2003 with the belief that quiet stories of people rebuilding their lives after war or other conflicts have a vital role to play in how the international community understands the effects of armed conflicts on populations.
The deadline for applications is November 11, 2013, with the winner to be announced in mid-December. In addition to the grant, The Aftermath Project will also recognize four finalists, and their work will be published alongside the winners in a book, War is Only Half the Story: Vol 8.
Recent Aftermath Project grant-winners include Stanley Greene, Andrew Lichtenstein and Davide Monteleone.
For more information and to submit an application, visit: http://theaftermathproject.org/2014-Application
Related: Anatomy of a Successful Grant Application (about Lichtenstein's Aftermath Project Grant application)
Stanley Greene Wins 2013 Aftermath Grant
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2013-14: Named as a captain … Finished the season with a record of 26-15 at sabre … Went 8-1 at the Philadelphia Invitational, including 3-0 marks against Drew and Sacred Heart (1/25) … Had a perfect 10-0 record on the first day of the NU Duals with 3-0 marks against Notre Dame and Ohio State and 2-0 marks against UNC and Stanford (2/1) … Recorded five bout wins at the Ivy League Round Robins and finished in 11th place … Placed 4th at the 2014 NCAA Mid-Atlantic/South Regional.
2012-13: NCAA champion in sabre … Defeated Shaul Gordon of Penn State, 15-9, in the national title bout … Scored three successive points in the late stages to rally past Adrian Bak of Penn State, 15-14, in the national semifinal … Won 17 bouts during the round-robin portion of the NCAA Championships (3/21-22) … First-team All-America … First-team All-Ivy … Academic All-Ivy ... Finished with a 36-5 record on the season, the best winning percentage (.878) on the team … Became the first Penn fencer to win the sabre title at the season-opening Garret Open (11/4) … Began team competition with a flawless 7-0 record at the Vassar Invitational (12/1) … Recorded six more wins at the Philadelphia Invitational (1/26) … Went a perfect 6-0 at the Eric Sollee Invitational (2/3) … Foreshadowed what was ahead with a 3-0 record against Penn State at the Temple Invitational (2/23) … Finished with eight wins at the Ivy League Round-Robins (3/2-3).
High School: Four-year letterwinner ... 2010 N.J. state champion in sabre ... Won a junior men's saber title at the San Jose North American Cup ... Junior saber team finished second at 2010 Summer Nationals ... Ranked seventh in Junior men's saber for the 2009-10 season ... Ranked No. 1 in Cadet men's saber for the 2008-09 season ... Won 2009 Summer Nationals as a member of Junior saber team ... Finished third in cadet men's saber at Portland North American Cup ... Ranked ninth in Cadet men's saber for the 2007-08 season ... Won men's saber cadet at 2000 Summer Nationals.
Personal: Son of Deana Lazaro and Robert Mills ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences ... Father, Robert, was an All-Ivy fencer at Columbia ... Brother, Alex, fences at Princeton and is a two-time All-America and All-Ivy selection.


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Here are solutions to some common problems with using Windows Easy Transfer to transfer files and settings from one computer to another.
You can transfer files and settings by using CDs, DVDs, an external hard disk, or a USB flash drive. During the transfer process, Windows Easy Transfer displays the total size of the files and settings that you want to transfer and the number of discs or USB flash drives you'll need. This will help you decide which kind of storage device to use.
An average CD has about 700 megabytes (MB) of space, a standard single-layer DVD has about 4.7 gigabytes (GB) of space, and a standard dual-layer DVD has about 8.5 GB of space.
To help keep the information on your computer more secure during and after the transfer process, you need to change your password or create a new one. For more information, see Change your Windows password.
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Windows Easy Transfer only transfers program settings, not the programs themselves. To use the programs from your old computer, install them on your new computer, and then transfer files and settings for those programs. It's possible that some kinds of programs, such as security and antivirus programs, might not work with this version of Windows.
If you can't open or read a file that you transferred to your new computer, you might not have installed the program on your new computer yet. Install the program on your new computer and try reopening the file.
One of the most common reasons that Windows Easy Transfer might stop during a transfer is because the connection between computers was lost or the connection to the network folder where files and settings are stored was lost. If this happens, check connections between computers or the network status to make sure everything is connected and running properly, and then start the transfer again. Windows Easy Transfer will detect previously transferred files and continue copying the other files you've selected.
If the Easy Transfer Cable isn't working properly, you can try a few things to fix the problem. Make sure that you have installed the Easy Transfer Cable drivers on your old computer with the CD that is included in the cable package. If you did not do this, close Windows Easy Transfer, insert the CD that came with the Easy Transfer Cable into your old computer, and then follow the instructions on the screen. When this is complete, begin the transfer process again.
USB ports might be another cause of the problem. When Windows Easy Transfer asks you to connect your computers with the Easy Transfer Cable, try plugging the cable into other USB ports on your computers.
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Sun Devil Nation, a number of the Sun Devil Family were recently awarded contract extensions, and I wanted to point out their achievements as each member plays a big part of elevating Sun Devil Athletics.
Head Football Coach Todd Graham, as we know, handled a lot of questions when he accepted leadership of our program about him staying here for the long term. While we have the contract, it doesn't take a signature to prove of how invested he is in taking us to the Pac-12 Championship game, the Rose Bowl and beyond. When talking to Coach Graham, he has his mind on that day's practice but also on the long-term plan. His work with our former players and honoring tradition has been incredible and energizing. Extending his contract is a simple reminder in the faith and belief we have in him and his wife Penni, who we know wants to be here for the long haul. He talks about following in the footsteps of Bruce Snyder and Frank Kush by creating his own legacy.
Shawn Griswold, our Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, oversees our sports performance department, having worked with Coach Graham previously at both Pitt and Tulsa. Keeping him was vital to the improvement of our program, and his extension is part of the process of making sure good people don't leave Tempe. He is up early and goes home late, like so many in Sun Devil Athletics. He has put his imprint on student-athletes like Carl Bradford who has made great physical gains in the weight room, which you can see on YouTube. You also can't overlook his work with Deantre Lewis, a student-athlete who has battled back from an injury that took both a physical and mental toll. Deantre is playing because of his own hard work, but also because "Coach Gris" and his staff are pushing all to bring us numerous Pac-12 titles.
Diving coach Mark Bradshaw has been coaching Olympians, NCAA champions, All-Americans and Pac-12 champions for a long time at ASU. He is a nine-time Pac-12 Coach of the Year. It only makes sense to make sure he is a part of our team when he gets the tenth. He is another coach who has done an amazing job.
I am honored that the Sun Devil family wants me to lead the program for the next five years. I am also incredibly pleased to think of all the coaches I am able to work with, the student-athletes I am able to watch compete and the amazing tradition we have across all of our sports. The contract extensions of those above I mentioned show just some of the great work being done by Sun Devil Athletics, with much more to come. There is a storied history here that deserves to be honored. Great student-athletes like Ryneldi Becenti who will see her number hung from the rafters in Wells Fargo Arena this season; Anthony Robles who continues to invest time in our University; Dallas Escobedo who is striving to lead her team to another National Championship and many more.
I look forward to being here for the next great story and am thankful to have the opportunity to lead this program to even greater heights in the future.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by GiaV good for art on a budget I bought both of these paintings (at ease I and II) for a splash of gold color in our living room - hung them together as a diptych. Looks lovely and I think it's a great value for needing artwork on a budget. Nicely made and gets the job done. The customer service fellow told me a helpful bit of info - anything with a 1000 number in it is an online return only. I try a lot of things out, combining them, etc. to see if it works in the space or not. I have a store near me so in person returns aren't a problem. But I didn't want to have to pay for an online return, just something to consider when ordering. November 19, 2013
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The Perfect Storm:The Python Hunters tackle the debate over how the Burmese pythons came to be established in the Everglades. National Geographic rides along with these expert hunters as they uncover the mystery behind how these creatures came to roam the land.
The Big Freeze:As a cold front hits the state of Florida, the frigid temperatures kill thousands of animals of all species. The Python Hunters head out braving alligators, venomous snakes and the relentless cold to determine how the weather has affected the population of Burmese pythons.
Everglades Under Siege:The Python Hunters perform a necropsy on a Burmese python killed by cold weather to see whether or not it was a healthy predator. Then, the hunters head to the edge of a sawgrass marsh to explore through knee-deep waters in search of pythons. National Geographic joins the team as they trek through mud and water hoping to find this magnificent snake.
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These guys are awesome! I had the privilege of running into them under a waterfall in the rain forest in Puerto Rico and I can say first hand thier energy is palpable. They love thier work and it translates into the show. This is a great buy, loads of entertainment, interesting, fun, and informative for the whole family. Although I was obsessed with reptiles as a kid and could have named about every North American reptile by photo, I would recommend this show to anyone. Great entertainment!
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