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S.J.D., University of Toronto Faculty of Law, 2004
B.A., LL.B, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1996
Tomer Broude specializes in public international law and international economic law, particularly international trade and investment, human rights, dispute settlement, development and cultural diversity. He is currently working on a book project on Behavioral Economics and International Law, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2016 (co-authored with Anne van Aaken).
He is the author and editor of several books as well as numerous articles that have appeared in publications such as the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Vanderbilt Law Review, Virginia Journal of International Law, Journal of World Trade, World Trade Review, Journal of International Economic Law, Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, Journal of World Intellectual Property, Goettingen Journal of International Law and the Georgetown Immigration Law Journal.
During 2007-09, he served as co-chair of the International Economic Law Interest Group of the American Society of International Law. He is one of the founders of the Society of International Economic Law and a member of its executive council. He was a member of the International Law Association's Committee on the Law of Sustainable Development. In 2011, following a nomination by the Israeli Government, the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body added him to the indicative list of governmental and nongovernmental panelists to hear WTO disputes. In 2013 he was appointed to the list of Israeli arbitrators under the Israel-MERCOSUR Free Trade Agreement. He has also worked with the WTO's Institute for Training and Technical Cooperation, training government officials from Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia in WTO law, and he regularly consults governments, corporations and nongovernmental organizations.
Doctoral Dissertation:
Judicial Boundedness, Political Capitulation: The Dialectic of International Governance in the World Trade Organization, Supervisor: Prof. Michael J. Trebilcock, Awarded March, 2004.
Books Authored:
International Governance in the World Trade Organization: Judicial Boundaries and Political Capitulation (London: Cameron and May, 2004).
Books Edited:
Law and Development Perspective on International Trade Law (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011) (ed. with Y.S. Lee. Won-Mog Choi and Gary Horlick).
The Politics of International Economic Law (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011)(ed. With Marc L. Busch and Amelia Porges).
Multi-Sourced Equivalent Norms in International Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2010) (ed. with Y. Shany).
The Shifting Allocation of Authority in International Law: Considering Sovereignty, Supremacy, and Subsidiarity (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2008) (ed. with Y. Shany).
Trade as the Guarantor of Peace, Liberty and Security? Critical, Historical and Empirical Perspectives (Washington, DC: American Society of International Law, 2006) (ed. with Padideh Ala'i and Colin B. Picker).
The Role of International Trade in the Promotion of Regional Peace (Jerusalem, Davis Institute for International Relations, 2005) (ed. with A.M. Kacowicz)(in Hebrew).
Chapters in Collections:
Institutional Aspects of International Trade Law, Vol. I, The Library of Essays on International Trade Law and Policy (ed. with Michelle Ratton Sanchez Badin) (Ashgate, 2013).
"From Seattle to 'Occupy': Trade, Human Rights and the Shifting Focus of Social Protest" in Daniel Drache and Les Jacobs, eds., The Changing Global Landscape for International Trade and Human Rights Linkages (forthcoming)(Oxford: Routledge, 2013).
"Investment and Trade: The "Lottie and Lisa" of International Economic Law?" in Pierre Sauvķ and Roberto Echandi, eds., Prospects in International Investment Law and Policy (forthcoming)(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2012).
"Interactions between Subsidies Regulation and Foreign Investment, and the Primacy of the International Trade Regime", in Zdenek Drabek and Petros C. Mavroidis, Regulations of Foreign Investment: Challenges for International Harmonization (World Scientific Studies in International Economics) (Singapore: World Scientific, 2012).
"Development Disputes in International Trade", in, in Y.S. Lee, Tomer Broude, Won-Mog Choi and Gary Horlick, Law and Development Perspective on International Trade Law (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011).
"The International Law and Policy of Multi-Sourced Equivalent Norms", in Tomer Broude and Yuval Shany, ed., Multisourced Equivalent Norms in International Law (with Yuval Shany)(Hart Publishing: 2011).
"Towards a Relance Arabe? Bilateral and Regional Economic Integration Initiatives in the Middle East and North Africa", in Miroslav Jovanovic, ed., Handbook of Economic Integration (Edward Elgar, 2010).
"Treaty-Making by the State of Israel: From Theory to Practice", Ch. 3 in Moshe Hirsch et al., Treaty Making Authority in the State of Israel: Critical Analysis and Proposals for Reform (in Hebrew) (Jerusalem: Davis Institute of International Relations, 2008).
"Fragmentation(s) of International Law: Normative Integration as Authority Allocation", in Tomer Broude and Yuval Shany, Sovereignty, Supremacy, Subsidiarity: The Shifting Allocation of Authority in International Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2008).
"Introduction", in Tomer Broude and Yuval Shany, Sovereignty, Supremacy, Subsidiarity: The Shifting Allocation of Authority in International Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2008).
"At the End of the Yellow Brick Road: International Economic Law Research in Times of Uncertainty", in Douglas Arner, Isabella Bunn and Colin B. Picker, International Economic Law: The State and Future of the Discipline (Oxford: Hart, 2008).
"The WTO/GATS Mode 4, International Labour Migration Regimes and Global Justice", in Roland Pierek and Wouter G. Werner, Cosmopolitanism in Context: Legal and Political Perspectives (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010).
"Between Pax Mercatoria and Pax Europea: How Trade Dispute Procedures Serve the EC's Regional Hegemony", in Paul B. Stephan (ed.), The Economics of European Union Law, (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2007).
"'Judges Shalt Thou Make Thee in All Thy Gates': Reforming Judicial Office in the WTO Dispute Settlement System", K. Padmaja (ed.), WTO and Dispute Settlement (Hyderabad: ICFAI University Press, 2007)(reprint).
"Between Pax Mercatoria and Pax Europea: How Trade Dispute Procedures Serve the EC's Regional Hegemony", in Padideh Ala'i, Tomer Broude and Colin B. Picker, Trade as the Guarantor of Peace, Liberty and Security? Critical, Historical and Empirical Perspectives, (Washington, DC: American Society of International Law, 2006).
"Elements of the Principle of Integration in WTO Jurisprudence: Another Look at the Shrimp Cases", in Report of the 72nd Conference of the International Law Association (London: International Law Association, 2006).
"Trade Dispute Settlement Procedures and Their Impact on Political Relations: A Critical Analysis of the European Union's Regional Trade Agreements", in Tomer Broude and Arie M. Kacowicz, The Role of International Trade in the Promotion of Regional Peace, (Jerusalem, Davis Institute for International Relations, 2005) (in Hebrew).
"International Judicial Bodies as Sources of Normativity: The World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement System in Comparative Perspective", in Wouter G. Werner and Ige Dekker (eds.), Global Governance and International Legal Theory, (Dordrecht: Kluwer Law International, 2004).
"Capitulations of International Governance in the World Trade Organization: An Alternative Narrative of International Judicialization" in From Government to Governance? The Growing Impact of Non-State Actors on the International and European Legal System, (Dordecht: Kluwer Law International/T.M.C. Asser Institute, 2004).
Articles in Journals:
Behavioral International Law, 163 University of Pennsylvania Law Review (forthcoming, 2015).
The First Condition of Progress? Freedom of Speech and the Limits of International Trade Law, 54(2) Virginia Journal of International Law (2014) 1 (with Holger Hestermeyer).
"US – Anti-dumping Measures on Certain Shrimp from Viet Nam: A Stir-fry of Seafood, Statistics and Lacunae", World Trade Review (forthcoming) (2013)(With Michael Moore).
"The Constitutional Function of International Tribunals, or Kelsen's Visions Vindicated", Goettingen Journal of International Law (forthcoming)(2012).
"International Development Disputes", Law and Development Review (2011).
"The Most-Favored Nation Principle, Equal Protection and Migration Policy", Georgetown Immigration Law Journal (2011).
"The Question of Palestinian Observership and Accession to the WTO", 2 European Yearbook of International Economic Law (2010).
"It's Easily Done: The China-Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Dispute and the Freedom of Expression", Journal of World Intellectual Property (2010).
"Regional Economic Integration in the Middle East and North Africa: A Primer", 1 European Yearbook of International Economic Law (2009).
"Insourcing and Outsourcing Crime: The Political Economy of Globalized Criminal Activity", Vanderbilt Law Review (2009)(With Dr. Doron Teichman).
"Parliamentary Involvement in Treaty-Making Processes: How Would the Knesset Behave if its Powers were Expanded?", Law and Business (Interdisciplinary Center Law Review) 2008 (in Hebrew)(with Gil-Ad Noam).
"Principles of Normative Integration and the Allocation of International Authority: The WTO, The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and the Rio Declaration", Loyola University Chicago International Law Review 2009.
"Conflict and Complementarity in Trade, Cultural Diversity and Intellectual Property Rights", 2(2) Asian Journal of WTO and International Health Law and Policy (September, 2007), reprinted in 6 Andean Yearbook of Intellectual Rights (2010).
"Review Essay: William Easterly, The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good", 10(1) Journal of International Economic Law (2007).
"Genetically Modified Rules: The Awkward Rule-Exception-Right Distinction and EC-Biotech", 6(2) World Trade Review (July 2007).
"The Rule(s) of Trade and the Rhetos of Development: Reflections on the Functional and Aspirational Legitimacy of the WTO" 27(4) Columbia Journal of Transnational Law (November, 2006).
"Taking 'Trade and Culture' Seriously: Geographical Indications and Cultural Protection in WTO Law", 26(4) University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Economic Law (December, 2005).
"The Legitimacy of the Advisory Function of the International Court of Justice in the Shadow of the Wall", 38(1) Israel Law Review (June, 2005).
"Judges Shalt Thou Make Thee in All Thy Gates": Reforming Judicial Office in the WTO Dispute Settlement System", 6(2) Free University of Amsterdam Journal of International and Comparative Law, (June, 2005).
"An Antidumping 'To Be or Not to Be': A New Agenda for Research and Reform", 37(2) Journal of World Trade 305 (April, 2003).
"WTO Accession: Current Issues in the Arab World", 32(6) Journal of World Trade 147 (December, 1998).
"The Palestinian Council and Accession to the World Trade Organization: Legal Aspects", Israeli Tax Quarterly (In Hebrew)(April, 1998).
Other Publications:
Final Report of the Committee on the International Law of Sustainable Development, International Law Association, (with Duncan French et al.)(forthcoming, 2012).
Book review: International Economic Law and National Autonomy, edited by Meredith Kolsky Lewis and Susy Frankel, World Trade Review (forthcoming)(2012).
"Explaining the Normative Duality of Trade and Migration Agreements", 17. "Moral Aspects of International Labor Migration Regimes", Proceedings of the 105th Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law (Washington, DC: American Society of international Law, 2012).
Comment on the role of the International Criminal Court on Prevention of International Crimes, UCLA Human Rights and International Criminal Law Online Forum (2011).
"Introduction: Some Observations on the Politics of International Economic Law", in Tomer Broude, Marc L. Busch and Amy Porges, ed., The Politics of International Economic Law, (with co-editors)(Cambridge University Press, 2011).
"The Status of International Law in Domestic Law", Ch. 3 in Robbie Sabel, International Law, 2nd ed. (in Hebrew) (Jerusalem, Sacher Institute, 2010).
"Golden Pastures Entice: Sovereignty and International Economic Law", 65 Parliament (Online, in Hebrew)(2010).
"Book Review: WTO: Technical Barriers and SPS Measures, (Vol. 3 of the Max Planck Commentaries on World Trade Law). Edited by R³diger Wolfrum, Peter-Tobias Stoll and Anja Seibert-Fohr", American Journal of International Law.
"Moral Aspects of International Labor Migration Regimes", Proceedings of the 101st Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law (Washington, DC: American Society of international Law, 2008).
"Book Review: M. Matsushita, T.J. Schoenbaum and P.C. Mavroidis, The World Trade Organization: Law, Practice and Policy" (2nd ed.), European Journal of International Law.
"Cultural Diversity and the WTO: A Diverse Relationship", American Society of International Law, ASIL Insights, November 21, 2005.
"Culture, Trade and Additional Protection for Geographical Indications", 9(9) Bridges, International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, September-October, 2005.
"Book Review: A.F. Lowenfeld, International Economic Law, M. Matsushita, T.J. Schoenbaum and P.C. Mavroidis, The World Trade Organization: Law, Practice and Policy", Leiden Journal of International Law (June, 2004).
The Special Product Modality: An Evaluation, International Lawyers and Economists Against Poverty (ILEAP), Discussion Paper, November, 2004 (with Nicola Loffler).
"Freedom of Movement for Third-Country Nationals in the European Union: Towards full Integration?", Helmut Kohl Institute for European Studies Working Paper 15/99, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, February, December 1999.
"Legal Aspects of the Integration of the Arab World in the World Trading System: Lessons from the Experience of East and Central Europe", Helmut Kohl Institute for European Studies Working Paper 8/97, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, December 1997.


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In academia, there is currently a movement toward using the feminine pronoun at all times.
I wonder why that is. I came across several examples on papers I read, but the only one I can remember at the moment is a book: Seth Godin's Linchpin. While some might not be comfortable labeling it as part of academia, it suits my point perfectly. Every time he refers to a person, he uses the feminine pronoun.
This strikes me as (sigh) affirmative action. This is as sexist as the reverse, and should be frowned upon by more enlightened English Language users, who should know better.
User Senseful writes the following, potentially identifying affirmative action as the precursor for this trend.
I remember reading somewhere that it was recommended to use the opposite of what most people stereotype the profession as. So, for example, when talking about a chiropractor, you would use "her", and when talking about a secretary, you would use "his".
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An Orange City man talking about selling drugs thought he was only conversing with two other people while driving a tow truck but his cellphone accidentally dialed 9-1-1 and dispatchers listened in, deputies said.
Matthew Dollarhide, 19, and his two passengers looked surprised when a deputy pulled him over and asked them why they were talking about selling drugs, an arrest report shows.
"Deputy Cranmer asked the three about why they were talking about selling drugs and they could not explain this," the deputy wrote in the report.
Deputies were first alerted at 9:42 p.m. Tuesday by dispatchers. Investigations revealed that Dollarhide had a cell phone in his pants pocket and did not know it had accidentally dialed 9-1-1.
According to reports, deputies were directed to Graves and North Volusia avenues in Orange City where dispatchers said the phone signal was coming from. Dispatchers could hear on the open 9-1-1 line the men talking about selling drugs.
The men were talking about how they were driving a tow truck and going home, mentioning the name "Harry" several times, deputies said.
That made it easy for deputies to spot the white tow truck with "Harry's Towing" written on the side at Volusia and Wisconsin avenues near Orange City.
After the traffic stop, Dollarhide and his two passengers were searched and a pipe used for smoking crack was found on Dollarhide, deputies said.
Dollarhide said the pipe belonged to his father but that he had taken it and put it in his pocket because he did not want the landlord to see his dad had drug paraphernalia in the home, deputies said.
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ZF-11814: Remember meta info (link file name and line number) per config option
I have problems with a navigation.ini file throwing errors, but it is not possible to go from the config option back to the line of the ini file that caused the error:
Could this info be saved as part of the option?
Hello monk e boy, you never get the line number with the error:
cms.paes.ntro.lael = Edit
cms.pags.intr.moule = admin
cm.pages.into.controler = cms
cms.paes.intro.ation = editor
This is a correct file, because there is no error in the ini syntax! {{Zend_Config}} ({{parse_ini_file}}) works without problems.
Only if the ini syntax is wrong, then you get an error:
cms.pages.intro.label = Edit
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Zend_Config_Exception' with message 'syntax error, unexpected '!' in foo.ini on line 3
So you can see, there is no chance to get a line number, if no syntax error is present.
From the example on: http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…
Why can't I do:
$config = new Zend_Config_Ini('/path/to/config.ini', 'staging');
echo $config->database->params->host; // prints "dev.example.com" echo $config->database->params->dbname; // prints "dbname" // PROPOSED CHANGES: echo $config->database->params->host->meta; // prints "/path/to/config.ini, line 44"
Then this could be used to fix the other bug linked in my first comment.
Sorry, I should have mentioned that Zend_Config_Ini would have to save this info somewhere (or calculate it when it's needed)
Prints the error message:
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /…/foo.php on line 9 ```
// PROPOSED CHANGES: echo $config->database->params->host->meta; // prints "/path/to/config.ini, line 44"
Look, it's not rocket science. Just store the file name and line number with each item in the Config. I propose the attribute in the config item is called 'meta' but feel free to call it what you like.
As an optimisation you could normalize the data a bit.
The current operation of Zend_Config is that $config->b doesn't generate any errors if b doesn't exit. (though $config->a->b will do as Frank notes). Any change to this behaviour has to be added as a configurable option as we cannot break B/C on ZF 1.
If we are going to generate an error message on property not found, then it should be an Exception, not an echoed message.
If you have signed the CLA, please provide a patch that meets these criteria.
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Career Visualization
by Tory Johnson - Sep, 2011
Tory Johnson spent time over a holiday weekend creating a career vision dish for her desk. It took several hours to find all of the right words and put them all together, but the exercise allowed her to reflect on what she most wanted professionally in the New Year. No, it's not going to make her work any easier or solve the challenges any faster. But starting out in the right frame of mind – with a daily reminder of the at...
Create Your Digital Identity
by Tory Johnson - Sep, 2011
Step 1: Clean Up Your Digital Dirt! Do you or your kids have digital dirt? Digital dirt is the information about you – your hobbies, your photos, your rants and raves – that's available on the Internet through personal Web sites, profiles on popular social networking sites, and comments on blogs. What you – and certainly your teenagers – might not realize is that employers are reading what's out there and in many cases it c...
Find Great References
by Tory Johnson - Sep, 2011
It is inevitable that at some point in your job search you will be asked for references, and when you are, you'll want to be sure you have a great group of advocates who are prepared with answers that will help rather than hinder your chances at landing the position. References are something you should think about at the beginning of your interview process and not just at the end when you are under immediate pressure to provid...
Positive Energy and Self-Promotion
by Tory Johnson - Sep, 2011
Confidence is Key Positive thinking can be harder than it seems. Most of us let "reality" squash our career dreams before they've even had a chance to develop. You think of how nice it would be to go for your master's degree, but before you can even envision yourself in a cap and gown, you come up with a million reasons why you can't do it. Maybe you don't have enough time or money. Or you think you should wait until the kids...
Things to Do Before You Create a Resume
by Tory Johnson - Sep, 2011
Curiosity Counts As graduate degrees are becoming the new bachelor's, there's little doubt that the competition for positions is stiff. Anyone looking for work must step up her game in the job search. It's no longer just who you know. Now, you must focus deliberately on who knows you. That means aggressively marketing yourself to hiring managers and the people who influence them. Start by doing an honest assessment of yo...
12 Tips to Get Your Resume Noticed
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Gone are the days of simply mailing your resume, receiving a call, shaking hands at the interview and agreeing on a start date for that new job. The Internet has taken over the recruiting landscape and everyone is required to submit a resume online. While that brings greater efficiency to the process for employers, it can be awfully maddening for job seekers. But it doesn't have to be that way if you know how to navigate the s...
Job Search Trends That Can Help Or Hurt
by Tory Johnson - Nov, 2008
A new trend is to stand out from the crowd with personalized resumes. I see everything from video recitals of your qualifications to business cards that will put your children's fanciest art projects to shame. Before you invest time and money, consider that many of these creative gimmicks may help and hurt your chances. The Video Resume A fancy production helped the character Elle Woods get into Harvard in the movie "Lega...
How to Ask for Recognition
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Every employee wants to be recognized for his or her performance, but many don't know how to go about securing that acknowledgement or they're uncomfortable tooting their horns. They'll either wait for the boss to offer some form of praise or they'll suffer in silence when it's not forthcoming. Many employers are content with this cycle since they fear offering kudos goes hand in hand with opening the coffers. Yet for many...
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At many organizations the next step after a successful interview is more interviews. You should always be prepared to go back to the company for an encore. Some companies start with a phone screening and then move to face-to-face interaction. Other companies start with an HR behavioral interview and then move on to an interview with the manager you'd be reporting to, then invite you in for testing. Still others require several...
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Soil for Seed Starting
by Jack Ruttle
It is one of the many paradoxes in gardening that the best soils for starting seedlings indoors contain no real soil at all. Ordinarily, weed seedlings sprout and grow in profusion in any speck of open ground. So what's the big deal with using some topsoil for starting seedlings-- Why can't we just dig up a little good earth and set it aside for our winter work.
As simple and as natural as that answer might seem, the truth is that using real topsoil creates more problems than it solves, even if your garden soil is a perfect loam.
Outdoor soil is too heavy and too compact to provide sufficient air circulation in the restricted space of a container. More important, it carries too many disease organisms.
Today's soilless mixes are mostly sphagnum peat moss, plus vermiculite and often a little perlite. The sphagnum peat used in good seed-starting and growing mixes is a very stable organic material that holds a great deal of water and air and does not decompose quickly. Both vermiculite and perlite are natural minerals that at very high temperatures pop like popcorn. Once expanded or popped, they are very lightweight and porous. In a soil mix, they improve both air circulation and water drainage. Perlite retains no water itself, vermiculite a little. All three of these basic ingredients are naturally disease-free.
The movement away from real soil in potting mixes began about 60 years ago, in an attempt to eliminate soil diseases that were plaguing the nursery industry. The first alternatives were mixtures of sand (or very sandy soils) with ground-up (or milled) sphagnum peat. But these still needed to be heat-treated to kill disease organisms that came in on the sand. The effort culminated in the early 1960's in research at Cornell University that produced the "peat-lite" formula.
Classic peat-lite is half milled sphagnum peat and half vermiculite, though sometimes a small portion of the vermiculite is replaced by perlite. Although you can buy true peat-lite mixes from many suppliers, most of their formulations will contain a higher proportion of peat, around 75 percent, simply because most growing-mix producers are peat bog owners, and they have more of it than anything else.
Firms that serve the nursery industry, such as Pro-Mix, Fafard or Baccto, may offer as many as 10 slightly different formulations, all essentially slight variations on the peat-lite formula. Most variations have arisen to suit local preferences of commercial growers or to allow the producers to make use of the resources at hand. These high-peat mixes work just fine, both for starting most kinds of seed and for growing the transplants on in larger containers.
All good growing mixes also contain a very small amount of ground limestone (usually dolomite) to correct the acidity of the peat and to help buffer against the varying acidity and alkalinity of local water supplies. Dolomite supplies some calcium and magnesium to plants. The mixes also include a wetting agent (tested to be safe for plant growth) to help wet naturally water-resistant dry peat. Most mixes contain a very small amount of fertilizer as well. Most of this will leach out within two weeks after irrigation starts. In fact, many suppliers recommend that liquid fertilization begin as soon the first true leaves appear on seedlings.


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Same Score, Different Path
After that thrilling 6-5 victory on Tuesday night, the Twins also took tonight's contest with Seattle by the same score. However, they did it in much different fashion:
Though Carlos Silva lost 35 pounds over the offseason, he still looked like the same guy that got pounded last year, as Justin Morneau pounded an upper-deck moonshot to right field in the first inning to give the Twins a 2-0 lead.
Yet, Twins starter Kevin Slowey was also bit by the home run bug, giving up a two-run shot to Russell Branyon in the second inning to even the score.
So, given a reprieve, Silva began anew in the second frame…only to this time see Denard Span crank a home run to right to again give the Twins a 4-2 lead.
At that point it looked for all the world like the Twins might just run away with this one, but the Mariners (as they often do against the Twins) stormed back against Slowey in the top of the fourth with three runs (including a homer from Jose Lopez and one run scored on a very wild Slowey offering) to take a 5-4 lead.
Of course, Seattle skipper Dan Wakamatsu then made the mistake of the night (!)…letting Silva saddle up again for the fifth inning, where back-to-back doubles from Morneau and Kubel gave Minnesota a 6-5 lead we would not relinquish, as the combination of Craig Breslow, Jesse Crain, and Joe Nathan (in dominating fashion) held the M's scoreless for the duration.
-In very un-Twinlike fashion, a batter struck out three times for the third consecutive night. First it was Cuddyer, then Jose Morales, and tonight's victim was Joe Crede. Actually, pretty much all Twins batters are piling up the K's right now…let's hope their just getting them out of their systems early!
-Though Slowey didn't pitch particularly well (6 IP, 5 ER), he did come away with the win, and I'll think he'll be just fine in the coming weeks and months. Perhaps it was just nerves tonight, but he left some balls up that the Seattle bats took advantage of. At times, though, Slowey seemed to be in complete control.
Preview (2-1, 1st, 0.5 GA CWS and KCR): Jarrod Washburn (0-0, 0.00 ERA) vs. Glen Perkins (0-0, 0.00 ERA). Another lefty for the Twins to decipher in Washburn…that often leads to trouble Hopeful Seattle has the same problem with Perk.


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Video Pick: Shaul Schwarz's Two-Year Journey into Narco Culture
Shaul Schwarz's documentary on drug cartel violence in northern Mexico opens in theaters in New York and Miami on November 22, and will be shown in other cities starting December 6. Schwarz, a photographer and cinematographer represented by Reportage by Getty Images, spent two years making the film. You can see a trailer for the film, "Narco Cultura" here on the website www.narcoculture.com and on YouTube.
"Narco Cultura" looks at the toll of drug violence from several perspectives. For example, he visits Juarez, Mexico, to see what may be the busiest crime scene investigation unit in the world. He also explores the scene surrounding narcocorrido music, and follows one musician, Edgar Quintero, leader of a band that plays for fans both north and south of the US/Mexico border. And it shows those who are left to grieve after acts of violence and retaliation.
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Seems a little random, but Chive has a whole album of ISU vs KSU cheerleaders. Probably NSFW
Nice Find
81 is very clearly from TCU and WTF is Cam from Modern Family doing in there?!
#54 is a doll!
The Eric Stonestreet inclusion is awesome! So funny...follow him on Twitter and it shows he is a true fan (grad) of KSU which is cool...probably not too many of those running around Hollywood! But pic #5...wow!
Well that was a pretty random set of pictures
KSU has swimsuit calanders???? I tell those girls at every tailgate that I would buy a swimsuit calander, but not a spirit squad calander.
32 years later and I am still riding on the back.
I don't sweat the petty things,... I pet the sweaty things
Funny, I'm in pic #31
Originally Posted by cyfanatic
The Eric Stonestreet inclusion is awesome! So funny...follow him on Twitter and it shows he is a true fan (grad) of KSU which is cool...probably not too many of those running around Hollywood! But pic #5...wow!
I think JP needs to rev up a swimsuit calendar for the SEZ.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
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Funny, I'm in pic #31
Same here.
Originally Posted by 1100011CS
Funny, I'm in pic #31
but wish you were in pic 30
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Not impressed. Give me an article with cheerleaders in yoga pants, and then we can talk.
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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.
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Most of your baby's critical development will tail off in the next couple of weeks. His main task during the next six months will be to grow larger and stronger, until he can survive on his own outside your uterus (womb).
You're getting close to the end of the first trimester. A dark vertical line of pigmentation, called the linea nigra, may appear on your belly. Perhaps you are starting to find sleeping difficult? Find out why you're getting disturbed nights.
Note: Every baby develops differently. This page is designed to give a general idea of how a fetus grows in the uterus.
Last reviewed: August 2009
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Hadlock FP, Yogesh PS, Kanon DJ, Lindsey JV. 1992. Fetal crown-rump length: Re-evaluation of relation to menstrual age (5-18 weeks) with high-resolution real-time US. Radiology 182(2):501-5
Hill M. 2009. Development week by week. University of New South Wales Embryology. embryology.med.unsw.edu.au [Accessed August 2009]
Medline. 2009. Fetal development. Medline Plus Medical Encyclopedia. www.nlm.nih.gov [Accessed August 2009]
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Howard Lee Gajan Jr.
Position: RB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 220 lbs.
Born: September 6, 1959 in Baton Rouge, LA
High School: Baker
College: LSU (school history) (Gajan college stats)
Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 10th round (249th overall) of the 1981 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 13 (6326th overall since 1950)
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we even practice slow
everything we do is slow and stagnant
I want to play faster with more off the ball movement, WTF
I agree with CA7. We're currently on a 4 game losing streak and they should be practicing harder than what is shown in the vid. Woody needs to simulate game-like conditions even in practice. If there's one thing I respect about MIA, it's their dedication to practice. They execute plays crisply and seriously even during practices.
Nice to see K-Mart with the Knicks though.
Fellas its a snap shot of a 3 hour practice!!! For all we know those could have been warm up drills
The players that get little to no playingtime are the ones practicing .... no wonder, this why our starters & finishers perform like SH.......
Is kmart playinn today?
u call that practice? where is D where is fast break
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Editorial - General Assembly has wrong remedy for schools
Raleigh's solution: Improve public schools by taking away their tools
Published: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at 9:50 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at 9:50 p.m.
The achievement gap is not only still with us, it has gotten larger. Worse, the Honorables in Raleigh are poised to severely limit access to good-quality pre-kindergarten programs, which numerous studies have shown to be among the most valuable tools to ensure that all students start school ready to succeed.
Reporter Pressley Baird looked at the achievement gap in New Hanover County, which has grown as racially and socioeconomically segregated schools have grown over the past two decades. Black children lag well behind their white, middle-class counterparts at almost every level, but race cannot be disconnected from
socioeconomics here. The gap is not just racial – regardless of race, children eligible to receive free or reduced-price lunches are more likely to score lower on standardized tests than their more affluent counterparts.
Our schools obviously need to do better at educating all students, but the people who set policy are making it more difficult for teachers to do the job. Racially and socioeconomically segregated "neighborhood schools," budget cuts and legislative efforts to cut preschool slots are among the barriers facing children and teachers in high-poverty schools.
The New Hanover County Board of Education and many state lawmakers cling to the foolish hope that concentrating poor and minority children into a few schools will somehow improve the performance, even as study after study shows how hard it is for a high-poverty school to meet state and federal proficiency standards.
Understandably, many parents prefer that their students attend school close to home. But our housing patterns continue to be segregated by race and class, and schools have become highly segregated – and inherently unequal. Not surprisingly, one can look at the free and reduced-price lunch statistics and make a very accurate assessment of which schools do the best and which perform the worst on standardized tests.
As an added bonus, the Honorables are on their way to making it even more difficult for children from disadvantaged backgrounds to have a fighting chance at graduating. The House this week passed ill-conceived legislation that would limit eligibility for state-funded preschool programs to families with income at or below the federal poverty level. The result will mean fewer children who are truly at risk of falling behind will be able to take advantage of the program.
Oh, they've amended the bill to allow the state to increase that threshold to 130 percent of the poverty level – the amount Gov. Pat McCrory wants to fund – if money and slots are available. Their reasoning is best summed up by the comments of one Guilford Count lawmaker: "It's a thing we wish we didn't have to do. But at the same time ... this just brings the qualifications into line with the money that's available."
But at what cost to North Carolina's future?
These are the very lawmakers who claim they want to improve public education but who so far have done virtually everything possible to take away tools our schools need to succeed. Yet they now expect these public schools to do a better job without one tool numerous studies have said makes a significant difference in academic performance in the early grades, which set the bar for whether a student makes it to graduation.
Meanwhile, they want to siphon funds from these schools to allow students from families making up to 300 percent of the poverty level to attend private schools that have no accountability to state taxpayers – three times the income limit for preschool eligibility. In short, they are setting up our schools up to fail even as they expect more from them, and they are setting up many North Carolina children to fail.
That's irresponsible.
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Top 100 Artifacts eBook PublishedBroward County Libraries Division has published a new eBook, Top 100 Artifacts: The Special Collections of Broward County Library. The Special Collections staff of Broward County Library's three unique collection areas – the Bienes Museum of the Modern Book, the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center and the Broward County Historical Commission created a list of BCL's top 100 artifacts, and it includes some rare and wonderful items. See treasures from the famed shipwreck the Atocha, masks and instruments from Africa and even an 11,000 year-old wooly mammoth tooth. This free, downloadable eBook can be found in BCL's Digital Collections. Downloadable formats: EPUB eBook (iPad, smart phone, NOOK, Sony Reader); Kindle BookView EPUB eBooks on your computer with Adobe Digital Editions.
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The Selly Oak Local Action Plan sets out proposals to improve the area. In the last few years a major programme of investment has taken place in the area to implement the plan, and other sites are coming forward:
- At Birmingham University several new buildings to accommodate teaching, research and development facilities have been built and further are planned
- New hospital facilities at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital site for University Hospital Birmingham NHS Trust are nearing completion.
- Construction of the Selly Oak New Road is now well advanced
- Sainsburys Supermarkets Ltd are progressing their proposals for the Birmingham Battery site
University Hospital
In March 2004, the University Hospital Birmingham NHS Trust was granted planning permission to build a new hospital to replace the Queen Elizabeth and Selly Oak Hospitals. A legal agreement was also signed to:
- improve public transport, pedestrian, cycle and vehicle access to the site;
- provide measures to deal with archaeological remains and provide a new public square (plaza) and public transport interchange; and
- improve the nearby wildlife corridor.
The new teaching hospital will provide new forms of patient care with diagnostic and treatment areas, wards and support services all on one site and will be the first new general hospital in Birmingham for over 60 years. Work is well advanced with the new facilities planned to open in phases between June 2010 and Autumn 2011.New mental health facilities adjoining the site at Vincent Drive opened in 2007.
Sainsburys Mixed Use Development
In 2007 Sainsburys Supermarkets Ltd obtained outline planning consent for some 18 hectares of land at the Birmingham Battery site. The development comprises:
- A new Sainsburys supermarket, to replace the existing store at the Selly Oak Triangle site, and other retail development
- New leisure uses
- New offices
- A new high technology business park
- New residential uses
The development will also bring about new environmental and transport improvements, many of which will be secured through a legal agreement. These include:
- A new canal arm on the line of the former Lapal Canal
- A new pedestrian plaza adjacent to Bristol Road
- Improvements to the wildlife corridors, and
- Measures to improve vehicle access to the site.
Sainsburys are now working up their proposals in more detail and intend to submit further planning applications in 2010.
Selly Oak New Road and Hospital Link Road
The Selly Oak New Road will run around Selly Oak Shopping Centre. Phase 1A of the road (across the Birmingham Battery site) is complete, and phase 2 (between the railway/canal and Edgbaston Park Road) is currently under construction.
The hospital link road was constructed in phases and opened to provide access to the hospital in Summer 2010.
These new roads has a number of benefits including the following:
- Providing access to the new hospital development and the Sainsburys mixed used development.
- Assisting the regeneration of Selly Oak Centre by reducing traffic flows through the centre.
- Improving access in the Bristol Road A38 Corridor to support other new developments in the corridor.
Following completion of all the road works, the existing Bristol Road through Selly Oak Centre remained but now benefits from considerable environmental improvements and better facilities for pedestrians, cyclists, buses and car parking.
Selly Oak Hospital
The Selly Oak Hospital site is likely to become available for redevelopment when its services are transferred to the new University Hospital.
Planning Guidance is being prepared which will set out the City Council's requirements to assist developers in bringing forward development, and will help in determining any planning applications.
Consultation on this draft Planning Guidance document took place in 2008 and the Council is following up on the many suggestions and comments made.
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Dusty Hill of ZZ Top is born in Dallas, Texas.
Frank Beard of ZZ Top is born in Frankston, Texas.
Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top is born in Houston, Texas.
A teenaged Billy Gibbons gets his first guitar for Christmas
The Moving Sidewalks, Billy Gibbons' pre-ZZ Top band, opens for Jimi Hendrix, who will later remark on The Dick Cavett Show that Gibbons is one of his favorite guitarists.
ZZ Top release their first single, "Miller's Farm," on manager Bill Ham's Scat label. It is reissued on London Records when they sign to the label but fails to chart.
ZZ Top perform their first live show at a Knights of Columbus Hall in Beaumont, Texas.
ZZ Top's third album, Tres Hombres, enters the charts. Keyed by the FM favorite - and near AM hit - "La Grange," Tres Hombres rises to #8 and becomes the band's first gold album.
ZZ Top draws 80,000 fans to a Labor Day stadium concert that they dub "ZZ Top's First Annual Texas Size Rompin' Stompin' Barndance and Bar B.Q."
ZZ Top's half-live, half-studio album Fandango! enters the charts and yields the Texas trio's first big hit, "Tush."
ZZ Top breaks a nearly three-year hiatus by releasing Deguello, their first album for Warner Bros.
ZZ Top issues Eliminator, which peaks at #9, stays on the charts for over three years and eventually is certified ten times platinum.
ZZ Top's biggest hit, "Legs" (from Eliminator) enters the pop charts, where it will peak at #8. "Sleeping Bag" (from Afterburner) will repeat the feat a year later.
At the first annual MTV Video Awards, ZZ Top wins in two categories
Afterburner, ZZ Top's hotly anticipated followup to Eliminator, enters the album charts, where it will peak at #4.
ZZ Top kicks off a yearlong world tour in support of Recycler, their first album in five years.
ZZ Top Day is declared by Texas governor Ann Richards.
ZZ Top releases Antenna, their first album for RCA and seventh to go platinum.
ZZ Top releases XXX, a new album that coincides with the group's 30th anniversary.
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SURPRISE GIVEAWAY: LilyGirl
Update 11/26: This giveaway is now closed. Thanks so much to everyone that entered – your sweet comments really meant a lot to Lori & Denise at LilyGirl! And the randomly drawn winners are: First Prize: Commenter #122: Molly and 2nd Prize: Commenter #79: Noel. Congrats to both of you! And for everyone else – there are 3 new giveaways coming up this week!! ;)
I'm super excited about today's Surprise Giveaway, because it comes from one of my very favorite jewelry companies (trust me..the proof is hanging in my closet!!). LilyGirl is owned & operated by sisters Lori and Denise – who create gorgeous, handmade jewelry right here in San Diego County. This week, they're offering up shopping sprees on shoplilygirl.com to TWO lucky HWTM readers! $150 to the first name drawn and $50 to the second!
Pictured above are a few of the many options in the LilyGirl "Jewelry Bar" – where you can mix and match your favorite elements to create your own look – pick a pendant, a silk, leather or chain, add a bauble or leave it plain…HAVE FUN!
Pictured below, a few favorites from the Holiday Jewelry collection. Oh…and all these cool wire pendants and shapes you see everywhere? Those are all twisted by hand! Pretty cool, huh?
(See more designs & details for HOW TO ENTER after the jump…)
Pictured below: favorites from the "Lovely Ornament" collection: Crystal Angel and Initial.
The bulk of LilyGirl's business has always been in their home jewelry parties (think tupperware parties, but way more fun because it's sparkly jewelry + food & cocktails!) – but I'm happy to announce that they JUST launched an ecommerce site – so their designs are now available online! If you're interested in hosting a home jewelry party in the San Diego area or a "virtual jewelry party" from anywhere, contact Lori for more details…
• Post a comment here telling us which piece(s) from LilyGirl you'd love to get if you win!
• Giveaway ends Friday, December 12th at midnight PST. Winners are chosen randomly and will be announced Monday, November 24th. Good luck, everyone!!
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I like the infinity.
2Jessica SAYS:
I love the Peaceful Heart Tiger necklace – RAD!
3Susan SAYS:
I'm so impressed that the wire is twisted by hand! I'd have no idea how to do that! I love it all – but am thinking that the Crystal Angel ornament is a must-have for the holidays!
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Dear Santa,
I've been a very good girl this year. I want. I want. Round pendant necklace.
5Kellie SAYS:
The "Organic Flower" wire necklace is gorgeous!!
6jill SAYS:
I'd so love to give my sister the "love" necklace for her engagement party in January and I'd get the Horseshoe pendant for myself! :-)
7Wendy SAYS:
The Hoop N Curl earrings are calling my name! *Fingers Crossed*
8Brooke SAYS:
I love the teardrop pendant necklace! So pretty…
9Erica SAYS:
I love all the jewelry – but I gasped when I saw the knit hats! SO CUTE! I'll take the "Pretty Green Glitzy" one please! http://www.shoplilygirl.com/shop/24/187
10Allison SAYS:
I would love two monograms, one representing my daughter's name and one representing my bun in the oven, which hasn't been determined just yet. I'll be the hippest mom on the block!
11holly SAYS:
I'd love to get the Interchangeable Earrings-Gold and the Oval Pendant Necklace
12Ivory SAYS:
I would love to win one of the shell initial pendents! I have been looking for a piece of jewelry to commemorate my daughter's birth and I want something that isn't super common and I LOVE these, they are absolute beautiful :)
13Amy SAYS:
I've been on the hunt for a new necklace! I absolutely love the horseshoe necklace from the wire collection.
14brooke SAYS:
I love the pendant necklace and also the signature hoops! beautiful!
15Emily SAYS:
I love the holiday jewelry collection and ornaments! I honestly couldn't choose, they're all so pretty.


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Jordan Fish
Baltimore County Tourism and Promotion
I am ashamed to say that I waited until December 24 to do ALL of my holiday shopping this year. It came down to the wire, but in the end I was victorious, and all the wrapping was done by 10 p.m. (in gift bags of course)! Although I got away with it, I told myself never again! Next time I have to buy gifts I'll be organized, I'll have a plan, and most of all I won't wait until the very last minute.
Well…it's less than two months later and already that dream is dead, with February 14 only two days away.
If you believe Valentine's Day is an elaborate conspiracy between chocolate manufacturers and greeting card companies, that's great, but I doubt that gets you out of any gentlemanly responsibilities this week. With that in mind, I present the Procrastinating Dude's Guide to Valentine's Day.
If you're going the flowers route, our local Baltimore County florists are some of the area's best. Be sure to shop local, and order IMMEDIATELY!
Delicious Treats
If your significant other has a sweet tooth, Baltimore County has some of the best local businesses offering fine chocolates and baked goods that are sure to please.
Romantic Dining Deals
Normally, spontaneity can be romantic, but on Valentine's Day, you'll want reservations!
Many great local restaurants, bistros and cafes offer Valentine's Day specials and menus. Impress your special someone by trying one of the many fine Baltimore County establishments.
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Using 5 players, Seahawk women stay alive
Published: Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 8:56 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 8:56 p.m.
The UNCW women's basketball team scored the first 11 points of the game, watched almost all of its lead vanish, then pulled away for a 60-46 win in the opening game of the CAA tournament on Thursday afternoon – all despite playing only five players the entire game.
"We had six and seven that we could have went to," coach Adell Harris said afterward, "but our five really were focused and locked in offensively and defensively for 40 minutes, and we didn't get into any foul trouble."
The Seahawks (5-25) play top-seeded and No. 15-ranked Delaware at noon Friday.
UNCW guard Kelva Atkins had a career-high 24 points and added six rebounds, four assists and three steals. All-CAA forward Karneshia Garrett had 15 points and a team-high 12 rebounds for the Seahawks.
- From staff reports
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|Efficient Vandals top EMU
MOSCOW, Idaho - The University of Idaho men's basketball team shot better than 50 percent for the second game in a row and spread the ball around to extend their winning streak to four games with a 75-60 victory over Eastern Michigan on Sunday.
The game capped off an exciting Basketball Travelers Classic tournament, which was the first regular-season tourney in Moscow since 1989. Idaho (5-3) went 3-0 over the weekend, while Eastern Michigan (1-6) went 0-3 after two close losses on Friday and Saturday.
"We executed offensively very well and we made some key defensive stops to ignite our runs, especially in the second half," Idaho head coach Don Verlin said. "I thought we had a lot of guys step up and play very well in a lot of areas of the game."
Idaho hit 52 percent of its shots for the game and shot at least 50 percent in each half on Sunday. The Vandals also went 8-of-14 (.571) from 3-point range and 15-of-19 (.789) from the free throw line for the game.
Sophomore center Kyle Barone put together the best offensive game of his Vandal career with 18 points on 6-of-10 shooting, including a 6-of-6 performance from the free throw line. He also tied for the team lead with six rebounds.
Senior guard Jeff Ledbetter pitched in 12 points, all from the 3-point line, while senior guard Shawn Henderson added 11 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Junior forward Luiz Toledo and senior forward Brandon Wiley each scored eight points, while Deremy Geiger had six, with three assists.
"We've just done a good job of executing our offense and hitting the open guy," Verlin said. "We've done a great job of sharing the ball, especially this weekend. When you have 20 assists and nine turnovers, that's a great stat."
Brandon Bowdry led EMU with 17 points and six rebounds, while Derek Thompson hit five 3-pointers for the Eagles and finished with 15 points. Eastern Michigan shot 46.7 percent from the floor and 41.2 percent from the 3-point line.
Idaho scored 30 points in the paint, while allowing just 14 to EMU. The Vandals also outscored the Eagles 12-9 off turnovers, 2-0 on the fast break and 30-27 off the bench. Both teams had six second-chance points.
In addition to its second 20-assist game of the season, Idaho committed a season-low nine turnovers. Idaho also had three blocks and five steals. Eastern Michigan had 11 assists, 13 turnovers, three blocks and three steals.
Geiger, who averaged 12.0 points and 3.3 assists, and shot .476 from the floor for the weekend, was named Most Outstanding Player of the tournament. Toledo shot .565 from the floor and averaged 10.3 points and 3.7 rebounds, and was named to the Basketball Travelers Classic All-Tournament Team. Bowdry of EWU, Patrick Mitchell of North Dakota, and Mike Myers Keitt and Will Campbell of Monmouth were also all-tournament selections.
Eastern Michigan made six of their first eight attempts from the field in the first nine minutes, but Idaho forced four turnovers during that same time span and made six of their 11 shots to make it a 16-16 tie at the 11:02 mark of the first.
The Vandals used a pair of small scoring runs to extend their lead to double digits late in the first half. A 7-0 run starting at the 10:43 point put Idaho up 23-16 at 8:13, then minutes later, with a 27-21 lead, the Vandals rattled of seven more unanswered points for a 13-point advantage at 34-21 with 4:09 left in the period.
After Geiger's half-court attempt at the buzzer rattled out, the Vandals took a 38-29 lead into the halftime break.
EMU scored the first two baskets of the second half, but Idaho responded by hitting their next four shots, and back-to-back triples by Geiger and Henderson put Idaho back up by 13 at 48-35 with 16:14 left. Idaho matched Eastern Michigan shot-for-shot for most of the second half, and the lead never got below eight points. Henderson's tip-in at 1:23 gave Idaho a 74-57 lead - its largest of the game.
The four-game win streak is Idaho's longest non-conference winning streak since the Vandals won seven in a row against non-conference foes early in the 1989-90 season. Interestingly, that streak started with a 94-63 win over Centenary in the second game of the Palouse Classic - the last regular-season tournament in Moscow prior to this weekend's action.
"We probably had one of the worst performances in Idaho basketball history at Montana (on Nov. 22), and to come back and win four straight is a credit to the guys on our team and their character," Verlin said.
Sunday's game marked the end of an exciting tournament on the Idaho campus. Four of the six games, including Monmouth's 57-52 win in the early Sunday game, were decided by five points or less. Idaho finished the weekend 3-0, while Monmouth went 2-1, North Dakota was 1-2 and Eastern Michigan was 0-3.
"All the games were close games," Verlin said of the tournament. "We had a little spurt at the end of the North Dakota game, Monmouth took us right down to the wire, this game was closer than that (margin), and all the other games were close games.
"Basketball Travelers did a great job of picking the field - we had four even teams here, and we were fortunate enough to come out of here with three wins."
Up next for the Vandal men will be a road trip to Seattle University on Saturday, Dec. 11. It will be the first of a home-and-home series with the Redhawks this season. Idaho went 2-0 against Seattle last year, including an 87-85 win at KeyArena.


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ZF-7417: clarify confusion between 'resource plugins' and 'resources' in docs
This issue was spawned from this forum question: http://nabble.com/confusion-between-resource-plugi…
The Problem By reading the ZF Docs for Zend_Controller and Zend_View, the reader is habituated into a more pedantic mode of thought. That is, we learn that the terms to describe objects are very specific.
- An 'action controller' is very different to a 'front controller' which is different to a 'controller plugin' which is very different to a 'controller helper'
- A 'View' is very different to a 'view helper'
However, the documentation for Zend Application is written in a slightly less pedantic way:
Under section "4.3.2. Resource Plugins" It says: "Resources need only implement Zend_Application_Resource_Resource, or, more simply still, extend Zend_Application_Resource_ResourceAbstract. "
Under section "4.4. Examples" It says:
"Resource plugins implement Zend_Application_Bootstrap_Resource, which defines simply that they allow injection of the caller and options, and that they have an init() method. "
Note: * that the words 'Resources' and 'Resource plugins' are used interchangeably to mean the same thing. * there is a typo in the second paragraph: 'Zend_Application_Bootstrap_Resource' should be 'Zend_Application_Resource_Resource' - (issue ticket for typo already is submitted @ ZF-7416 ).
Now imagine a newbie coming to the Zend Framework and reading the documentation on Zend_Application before they read the Zend_Controller (which seems quite likely these days). Instead they will be habituated to read the docs in a less pedantic way.
So, if there is no consistency in the language used to describe a 'resource plugin' or 'resource' within the Zend_Application docs...it will lead to even more confusion when the reader arrives at Zend_Controller and starts learning about 'controllers' and 'controller plugins'.
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Preseason rankings were released this past week and Black Hills State men's and women's teams are both ranked #1 in Regional competition. On the men's side, Concordia University and Doane College, both out of Nebraska, followed in the number two and three spots. Trailing the women in preseason rankings are Jamestown College of North Dakota, and Concordia University of Nebraska.
Nationally, the Yellow Jacket women are ranked 4th out of the top 25 in NAIA preseason rankings. Simon Frasier of British Colombia, Canada gathered the highest number of votes followed by Concordia University out of California. On the men's side, the Yellow Jackets are ranked #6 in the nation in preseason polls with Malone College of Ohio and Aquinas College of Michigan taking the first two positions.
Black Hills State is the only university to qualify both men and women's cross country teams to the NAIA National Championship Meet since 2000!!
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