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On the heels of a local News Journal article—Where Are The Jobs?—which focused attention on a shrinking pool of middle income jobs in Delaware, Wilmington City Council Member Darius Brown held a news conference today at City Hall in Wilmington entitled "Better Skills, Better Pay" to urge citizens to obtain job skills and training which could afford them increased employment opportunities and higher pay. Brown was joined at the news conference by Council President Theo Gregory and Council Member At-Large Michael A. Brown, Sr.
"Governor Markell said it succinctly and correctly in the recent newspaper article that those with the least amount of skills have the hardest time finding work," said Brown. "We can do something about this by urging job seekers to learn new skills or hone their existing skills which could give them an edge in the job market. I am grateful to the three job training organizations that have joined me today because together, I know we can help citizens find better paying jobs so they can better support themselves and their families."
Council Member Brown, who represents the 3rd Council District covering most of Wilmington's Eastside, is a member of City Council's Community & Economic Development committee. He has used that platform and others to promote more employment opportunities for his constituents since taking office in late 2012.
Representatives of the local job skill training programs— Eric Wells from the Delaware Skills Center, Paul Morris from Delaware Tech's Corporate and Community Programs and Andrew McKnight from the Challenge Program—spoke at today's news conference and explained what their programs can provide to citizens and how those offering can assist their search for better paying jobs.
"Helping put Wilmingtonians back to work is my New Year's resolution and it begins with job skills and training," said Brown. "According to the Delaware Department of Labor's Office of Labor Market Information, the city of Wilmington's unemployment rate has been at 10% or more for each month of 2013. The Working Neighborhoods effort is a way to leverage the assets of the Delaware Skills Center and The Challenge Program along with the Stanton/Wilmington Campus of Delaware Technical Community College's Corporate and Community Programs Division to help residents become employable in the current job market."
Brown said the Working Neighborhoods plan focuses on a comprehensive approach to job creation and economic stability to provide pathways out of poverty for city residents via job readiness. The Council Member said we are in a knowledge-based economy that demands the government match workforce and industry trends in the City with policies and programs to create the new labor force we need in Wilmington.
Throughout 2013 Council member Brown sponsored legislation passed by Council to support economic competitiveness and workforce development including the creation of the City to Work Registry. Brown's Work Registry requires the City's Human Resources Department to regularly send the applications of unsuccessful job candidates for City government openings to local temporary work agencies in the hopes that these candidates will find employment through the private agencies.
NOTE: More information is available about local job training programs by visiting Delaware Technical Community College at www.dtcc.edu, The Challenge Program at www.challengeprogram.org or the Delaware Skills Center at www.deskillscenter.org


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Last week we told you about Robyn's reworked version of "Hang With Me," and now you can check out the video above, directed by Max Vitali. The track will be on Robyn's upcoming album Body Talk Pt. 2, slated for release September 7 on Cherrytree.
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Williams Administration Hosts First Series of Community Cluster Meetings (Includes Link to WHYY Article)
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The Williams Administration will host the first series of Community Cluster Meetings and invites members from all civic associations and community organizations to come together and work to implement new strategies for public safety and neighborhood development.
UPDATE: Read about the 4th and 5th Districts/Neighborhood Planning Councils Community Cluster (article courtesy Nichelle Polston/WHYY)
Beginning in January 2014, the Administration will convene quarterly Community Cluster meetings and invite the leadership of every civic or community association in Wilmington. These Community Clusters look to address issues of public safety; community organizing and development; and provide information about how to navigate and receive City resources and services relative to neighborhood improvement.
"Neighborhood Development focuses on empowering residents to initiate positive activities in their neighborhoods that improve the quality of life for all. Providing information, resources and support to dedicated individuals committed to transforming our neighborhoods will help motivate and inspire others to join in making Wilmington a City of clean, peaceful neighborhoods," said Mayor Dennis P. Williams.
The meetings will be led by the Office of Neighborhood Development in the Office of the Mayor. The first Community Cluster meeting will discuss the topic of public safety. Members of the Office of Neighborhood Development and the Wilmington Police Department will be in attendance at the meeting.
"I believe collaborative efforts between neighborhood and community groups alongside the City of Wilmington will generate new approaches to working with each other, in addition to improving and stabilizing neighborhoods," said Ivey Ibrahim, Director of the Office of Neighborhood Development.
Each Community Cluster will meet four times throughout the year. Meetings will be held at the Emergency Operations Center located at 22 South Heald Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801.
For more information or to RSVP for the Community Cluster meetings please contact, Ivey Ibrahim at (302) 576-3106 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Clusters are listed below:
Cluster 1: 1st, 2nd and 3rd Districts/Neighborhood Planning Councils
- Brandywine Hills Community Association
- Harlan Park Civic Association
- Northwest Wilmington Civic Association 9th Ward Civic Association
- North Brandywine Civic Association
- Triangle Neighborhood Association
- Washington Heights Community Association (Southeast 9th Ward)
- Brandywine Village Civic Association
- Northeast Civic Association
- Vanderver Avenue Civic Association
- 11th Street Bridge Civic Association
- Herring Manor Community
- Superfine Lane Tenant Council
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- West 28th Street & 29th Street Civic Association
- Eastlawn Civic Association
- East 28th Street Civic Association
- West 27th 31st Civic Association
- Greater Brandywine Village Revitalization, Inc.
*First meeting held on Tuesday, January 7, 2014 at 6:30 p.m.
Cluster 2: 4th and 5th Districts/Neighborhood Planning Councils
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- Trinity Vicinity Neighborhood Association
- Quaker Hill Neighborhood Association
- Upper Eastside Neighborhood Association
- Compton Towne Concerned Neighbors Association
- River Commons Civic Association
- West Center City Neighborhood Association
- Eastside Blue Print (CORE) Planning Team
- Southbridge Civic Association
- Christina Landing Homeowners Association
- McCaulley Court Homeowners Association
- Downtown Civic Association
- Neighbors Rebuilding Our Neighborhood, Inc.
*First meeting held on Thursday, January 9, 2014 at 6:30 p.m.
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- Little Italy Neighborhood Association
- Westside Community Action Committee
- Cool Springs/Tilton Park Neighborhood
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- Hilltop United Neighbors
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First meeting held on Thursday, January 23, 2014 at 6:30 p.m.
Meeting rescheduled for Thursday, January 30, 2014 at 6:30 p.m.
Cluster 4: 7th and 8th Districts/Neighborhood Planning Councils
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- Westmoreland Civic Association
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ZF-1705: Add optional namespace argument to *Messages() methods in FlashMessenger
Currently, the various *Messages() methods of the FlashMessenger helper assume you've manually set the namespace. This makes it difficult to use the FlashMessenger with multiple namespaces in the same controller, as well as adds extra steps anytime you wish to use a namespace other than the default.
To add flexibility and simplify the API, the following BC changes should be made:
- addMessage() should take an optional, second parameter indicating the desired namespace
- (has|get|clear|hasCurrent)Messages() should all take an optional namespace argument
In each case, the namespace parameter, if not null, would result in a call to setNamespace(), setting the namespace for further method calls (unless overridden).
Scheduling for 1.1.0
Assigning to Ralph to review
Will evaluate in 2 weeks.
I dont think that its useful to set the namespace, if it is set as optional argument. Its possible, that other components will write to the wrong namespace, if its changed without reason. So every part of your application has to make sure, that it is really the right namespace, even if its not changed explicitly. If one of this changes occur in an if-clause, it might not be executed the next request (for examle) and later calls will depend on a namespace, that is not set.
I would rather reset the namespace after adding the msg (or wathever method is called).
If you want to change the namespace persistently, you can use setNamespace()
Some code that maybe will resolve this issue.
if ($namespace !== null) {
$oldNamespace = $this->getNamespace();
// Do stuff
if ($namespace !== null) {
Currently, I am handling this issue by keeping things as they are and passing an array to the messenger.
// array with messages $messages = array(); $messages[] = array('type'=>'notice', 'heading'=>'You have successfully added a license type.'); $messages[] = array('type'=>'warning', 'heading'=>'You action encountered the following issues:', 'messages'=>'File(FileSizeZero.txt) must be greater than 0KB.'); $messages[] = array('type'=>'error', 'heading'=>'Unable to save record:', 'messages'=>'First Name is required');
// add messages to flash messenger foreach($messages as $msg){ $this->appFlashMessenger->addMessage($msg); }
Then in the view I loop through the array and show the flash messages if($this->flashMessenger->count()>0){ forech($this->flashMessenger->getMessages() as $msg){ ..... show message based on type } }
I hope this could help whoever encounter this issue.
Please test out the above patch made against trunk, this adds the namespace parameter to the FlashMessenger. This can be used for the use cased outlined in this issue (perhaps having warning, error, and so on messages.)
Let me know what you think, if everyone likes it, I will work on unit testing it (which is harder b/c of the reliance on Zend_Session).
The patch looks fine -- however, I'm not sure that it's needed -- or solves the underlying use-case in the simplest way.
I'm passing either a string or an array to the FlashMessenger Action Helper. Where I'm passing an array the key sets the type of message "warning", "error" etc.
I then have a view helper that collects the messages and formats the output as appropriate.
This approach is pretty simple and effective. If we add namespaces then it would be necessary to try all of them (or have any view helper know which namespaces might be used - introducing unnecessary coupling) in order to safely collect messages.
I blogged about this at :
(If you'd help me through the process) I'd be happy to contribute my view helper to the Framework. With that (or something like it) and an added example or two in the documentation I'd reckon that the issue would be solved.
Is this something which can be added in ZF 1.12? I can prepare the unit tests and documentation to go with Ralph's original patch, if necessary.
Assuming it's an optional argument, and defaults to current behavior, absolutely; go for it!
Attached patch which augments the original patch with unit tests and a manual page entry.
Fixed in trunk (1.12.0): r24784


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i'm bias here when i say the after is far better. SOMEONE ELSE HELP!
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all depends on tastes. did you do both or is it a recolor you did? if you did both, great job. if you did a recolor it still came out pretty good but i like the first better.
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8th Battle of Selma Historic Marker Unveiled
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Official Observance Program held at the site of the Confederate Army Arsenal was a great Success.
6th Battle of Selma Marker Unveiled March 19th, 2015
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The unveiling was done by a Selma descendant of Shockley's Independent Escort Company Menzo Driskell and Mayor Evans.
2nd Battle of Selma Marker Unveiled November 25th, 2014
The April 1865 Society hopes to erect 10 markers by the Battle of Selma Re-enactment. The Society has funds for these ten but an additional dozen could be erected if funds were available. If you would like to contribute to the Historic Marker Fund, contact us at email@example.com or mail contributions to P.O. Box 807 Selma, AL 36702.
1st Battle of Selma Marker Unveiled July 9th, 2014
The first in the Battle of Selma/Wilson's Raid Civil War Trail. Sponsored by the April 1865 Society, Inc.
151st Battle of Selma Re-enactment
April 21 – 24, 2016
Cleburne's Division will be the Overall Military Command for this event
General Joe Way, Commanding
Federal and Confederate Military Commanders will be announced shortly.
The United states Army, 1st Battalion, 81st Armor Regiment was hosted by the April 1865 Society February 28th at the site of the Annual Battle of Selma Re-enactment. The "Red Knight Battalion" studies battle sites each year comparing tactics and strategies of the past with current practices. This is the third year the 1st Battalion out of Ft. Benning, Georgia has ask for the expertise of the April 1865 Society in conducting its Staff Ride of the Battle of Selma. This year they were treated with a Civil War Artillery demonstration by the members of the Jeff Davis Artillery.
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A 21-year-old Stuttgart woman was arrested for possession after marijuana and the prescription medication Xanax were found in her vehicle.
Ptl. Taylor Hopkins, with the Stuttgart Police Department, noticed a vehicle stopped Monday at Batter Up Batting Cages and car wash, located on Park Avenue.
"There was a female running around the outside of the car as if she was trying to get away from something, I then pulled up behind the car," Hopkins said.
When he made contact with the woman he could smell marijuana. She admitted to smoking a few hours earlier.
"Upon (the) search of the vehicle I found a Coca-Cola can under the driver's seat and I noticed the top of the can unscrewed and inside was a small bag of marijuana and another bag containing eight Xanax," Hopkins said.
The driver was placed under arrest with two counts of possession of a controlled substance and possessing an instrument of crime. All three charges are misdemeanors.
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text: What do you guys think of Josh Smith? I know it's probably unlikely we'll get him but I'm just wondering why the Knicks haven't shown any slight interest at all. They still might have a shot. Or maybe they just don't want to waste their time. Smith is a perfect fit for No-D'Antoni's fast paced style. The guy runs the floor, an unstoppable finisher on the fast break, a decent jumpshooter, and plays impressive defense with a near 3.0 blocks per game. Furthermore he has appeared to have upped his overall defense as well. He's the next Marion. He's restricted, and regardless, the only way we could get him is thru a sign-and-trade. And of course it wouldn't be wise for us if we take him in without getting rid of any of Randolph's, Curry's, or Crawford's contract along the way. I know it's far-fetched especially considering the Hawks wanting to resign Childress and Bibby. But what do you guys think? Maybe now that the Hawks have tasted the Playoffs, they might not mind going over the cap. He and Gallinari at the forward positions could be great for an uptempo game. Josh Smith's reportedly been talking recently with the 76ers.


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In late 1998 we released our second flyer promoting the next release of the Six The Hard Way E.P. that was released in early 1999. During the distribution of our first flyers we kept in touch with Mike via email, the band was very supportive and thankful for what we were doing so we were pushed to continue our promo and released this flyer. Like the previous one this was quite simple and raw but we were satisfied with it.
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If Urban Outfitters' first concept store, Space 15 Twenty in Los Angeles is any indication of successful hybridization between retail, arts, events, and food – the company's acquisition yesterday of six Vetri Family restaurants (the flagship, Vetri, was excluded) yesterday for under $20 million suggests that experiential concepts that incubate socialization are profitable and sustainable mashups.
Vetri Family joins Anthropologie, Terrain, Free People and Urban Outfitters under the subsidiary of Urban Outfitters Inc. as culinary partners charged with blending the barriers between retail and food in existing café locations while increasing the portfolio of restaurants in lifestyle villages like Space 15 Twenty nationally. All current food and beverage brands will be folded into and managed by the Vetri Family. The acquisition comes with plenty of street-cred: Chef and founder Marc Vetri, was named Food & Wine's "Best New Chef in 2000 and his restaurant Vetri in Philadelphia, PA was awarded the James Beard Award "Best Chef Mid-Atlantic" in 2005.
Free People and Umami Burger (above) at Space 15 Twenty in LA
While some financial markets might not fully appreciate the nuances of this deal as it pertains to stock price targets and year-over-year quarterly sales, we applaud any effort to appeal to a creative class that embraces tribal community while maintaining a meaningful, quality, and on-brand experience. Supporting young creatives is an attribute at the core of much successful collaboration in retail – and hybrid hubs with a gastronomic focus offer alluring variety to boost time-starved consumer interest.
October 20, 2015 | By Shannon Kelly
Culture Club Cheese Bar, Seattle's newest homage to fromage, opens Friday, October 23rd, and we couldn't be more excited for Calf & Kid's sibling. At a private pre-party for Kickstarter backers, we got the first glimpse of the concept, which includes beer and wine pairings that highlight cheese.
In addition to pairing flights and a small food menu, owner Sheri LaVigne is planning on continuing to host cheese events - much like those that she puts on at Delancy. For details on upcoming events, visit the Culture Club Cheese Bar Facebook page.
June 8, 2015 | By Shannon Kelly
Loving these repurposed vintage fixtures at Haberdash in Stockholm. The warmth of the wood tone complements the merchandise and reference the timeless style, lasting value, functional quality, and adept artisanship of the brand.
June 1, 2015 | By Shannon Kelly
Often, it is best to follow your nose. Especially, when it comes to bread.
Crustum, a gloriously modern artisan bakery in Sevilla, is the kind of spot that hardly makes a travel guide but never fails to disappoint locals. The merchandising is abundant enough to offset the stark interior, with layers upon layers of freshly stacked items "that smell like grandmothers". Proof that artisan and fermented breads – with thick crusts and open cell structures like those found at Tartine Bakery – continue the global to trend upward.
In addition to in-house baking at retail, the concept offers craftsman workshops to encourage residents of all skill levels to learn how to bake their own bread.
We love how Crustum's approaching traditional Spanish breads with an "Old World" appeal while gathering community around education.
May 26, 2015 | By Shannon Kelly
If you have ever contemplated how quinoa is marketed in France, look no further.
As big fans of grocery shopping in other countries, it's fun to see Quinoa Gourmand "Rice of the Incas" presented without the gluten-free, healthy, and super-food status that we've become accustom to in the US. It says a lot about the importance of heritage, cultural identity, and creative direction that's often overlooked.
May 22, 2015 | By Shannon Kelly
Charming and functional design details via simple stenciled instructions next to the Bocce Ball court at Campo Fina in Healdsburg, CA. A perfect example of Simplexity executed in restaurant marketing, operations, and customer service.
May 18, 2015 | By Shannon Kelly
Airbnb has created a floating cottage on London's famous River Thames. The listing, designed by architects and twin brothers Nick and Steve Tidball, features two bedrooms, one bathroom, a living room, dog kennel, a book collection and a private garden.
As the logo on the home might suggest, Floating Home at Number 1 is owned by Airbnb and available for one evening as part of a contest. The lucky winner and up to three friends, will board the impressive feat of construction this Friday and be treated relaxing massages before dinner is served by Robert Ortiz, the Michelin-starred head chef of Lima and Lima Floral.
The unusual property celebrates the passing of new rules that allow Londoners to open their home to travelers and is further proof of the unstoppable Sharing Economy, Simplexity, and Collaborative Consumption trends.
May 17, 2015 | By Shannon Kelly
For Mother's Day, one son devised a sneaky plan to celebrate his Mom by sharing her best qualities with the world in hope of finding her a boyfriend.
This heartfelt video, shot over the span of one year, has a millions of views and demonstrates how authentic storytelling is helping to transforming lives beyond traditional matchmaking services.
If you think you could be Eva's match, Lyngaas is accepting emails at email@example.com.
April 30, 2015 | By Shannon Kelly
Kicking off May by visiting NICHEoutside and Kurt Farm Shop within the newly opened Chophouse Row in Seattle.
The petite garden-inspired retail store within the mixed-use development along 11th Avenue packs a punch with beautiful and unique products. Owned by the team behind the floral design studio Fleurish, the crisp jewel-box space, along the charming pedestrian alleyway, feels very European.
We're particularly fond of how the visual merchandising at NICHEoutside reflects the same durability and form as the assortment. Case in point: a brass dowel wall full of suspended treasures.
The second space within the Chophouse Row mews is Kurt Farm Shop. The retail-foodservice-hybrid offers award-winning cheese, small-batch ice cream and plants from Kurtwood Farm on Vashion Island along side a small selection of artisan dairy products from other local farms. We love how the photos of Kurt's "ladies" flanking the 295-square-foot-shop reinforce the farm-to-table anesthetic authentic.
Visual cues are vital in retail and restaurants because they inform a deeper customer experience and both of these concepts balance graphics with thoughtfulness. Plus, the implamentation at NICHEoutside and Kurt Farm Shop feels simple and fresh.
Allowing customers to discover and place importance on the specific products and services that resonate with each individual – with minimal signage and calculated formulation – is the ultimate pledge to authentic consumer-centric innovation at retail.
UPDATE 6/9/15: According the CHS Blog, a grand opening celebration for Chophouse Row will take place on June 11th.
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I stumbled across this link the other day which seems rather ingenious and was wondering if anyone has tried such a contraption whilst hiking? If not, do you think it would be effective? I'm tempted to try to make one and then see how it performs in various temperatures.
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The one problem I see is that it actually doesn't keep things cold enough. The listed rate is 6C (42F). For refridgeration you want no more than 4.4C (40F) and ideally want closer to 1C (34F).
6C makes it little more than a growth chamber for many bacterium: http://www.gov.ns.ca/agri/foodsafety/pdfs/dangzone.pdf
Good point..I have taken a safety and sanitation class as well, however the bacteria will produce at higher rates at higher temperature levels in this zone, so it does help. Tons of people in Africa use this cooler every day.


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by Juliette Goodwin
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Some of the most creative times in my life have been the result of being broke. I had to learn how to exist on very little money. A dish that saw me through leaner years was rice and beans - inexpensive and simple to prepare. I dressed it up with extras when I could afford to, but even in its most basic state, rice and beans sustained me for long periods of time.
Baltimore County recently won a spot in the top ten Digital Counties Survey by responding to a similar problem: How does local government improve the way it does business with fewer resources than in the past? The Center for Digital Government, in partnership with the National Association of Counties (NACo) conducted the survey. A panel of expert judges reviewed responses - the top ten winners demonstrated successful use of technological solutions to county priorities on a limited budget.
The year and a half I've worked for the County, the move to streamline has been swift. Instead of customers traveling to County offices to do business, services like paying Property Taxes or reporting potholes can now be taken care of online.
Financial necessity is responsible for much of this change, as is a keen interest by County Executive Kamenetz in the County's web presence. The outcome has resulted in processes becoming easier and more accessible to the public, and less of a burden on taxpayers.
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Once viewed as a space-saver for people who live in small apartments, double-duty furniture is also becoming a help in homes that have outgrown their family's needs. Soon, its versatility may make a household classic, along with stainless steel appliances and traditional oak plank floors like those in Anderson's Sugar House collection.
For many years, Canadian furniture store owner Tara Bushby has specialized in multi-purpose furnishings. For instance, she recommends using a movable, tall bookshelf to serve as a room divider in a small space. Such movable "walls" are especially effective in the room design for a studio apartment.
"You can have guests over but not have to change the way you live - have it work as a fully functioning office and, without moving a book, switch it around to create a bedroom," Bushby explained to the Vancouver Sun.
Making the most of space
In every home, there are are furnishings that can be moved around to suit different needs and permanent features that can withstand any shift in decor. More than ever, designers are advising their clients to make the most of their home's footprint by utilizing furniture that serves dual purposes.
Interior designer Danielle Lareau, of Giraffe Design in Vancouver, Canada, suggested that home decorators find a sofa that's deep enough to double as a bed and a coffee table that can be raised to dining table height. In cases when one of the rooms in the home isn't used much, it should be repurposed for another activity.
"It's about not letting furniture take over a space that could be better used for something you do more often," Lareau told the newspaper.
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Vancouver designer Alda Pereira has used the double-duty concept in her three-story townhouse. A red lacquer Japanese sculptural piece is not only beautiful but also has compartments for Pereira to store items from linens to paperwork.
She agrees with Lareau's philosophy of using whole spaces for two purposes within home design. Her hallway for instance, doubles as a gallery for artwork and collectibles.
Another unexpected use of an item is having a bamboo window shade function as a screen within small living quarters. Bamboo shades are made of woven woods that can be coordinated with wood floors and furnishings. The weave also allows light to filter into areas on both sides, which provides the feeling of an open airy space.
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INDEPENDENCE, Ohio -- Cavaliers coach Byron Scott says Kyrie Irving's broken hand is completely healed, and the star guard will not be limited during training camp.
Irving broke his right hand in July when he slapped a padded wall in frustration during practice in Las Vegas. Scott expects the NBA's reigning rookie of the year to be better than he was last year.
The coach wants Irving to be a more vocal leader on this young team. He believes Irving is ready to take charge and is more comfortable because of his experience last season.
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Playmakers tardy to the Miami Dolphins party
It was one of those momentum where the light bulb above your head turns on.
Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin, the former University of Miami standout who earned the nickname "The Playmaker," was simply going over a typical highlight in his role as an NFL Network analyst and he blurted out a quote I'd never heard before.
One that will probably change my entire view on football.
"The game (of football) isn't about how many plays you make. It's about when you make those plays," said Irvin, who I'll talk to today at 1:30 p.m. during my usual Monday morning segment with WQAM (560AM).
Maybe you've heard that before, but it was the first time I've heard someone take the cliche of "big time players make big time plays" to the next level.
Timing is everything.
Brandon Marshall makes tons of tough catches every week. He racked up yards like my wife collects expensive handbags (it's an addiction). But does he deliver in those clutch situations?
I'm not picking on Marshall because I'd rather a player play big than not, and it would help if he had a better quarterback throwing him the ball. But Marshall has come up short a few times this season, and I'm sensing poor timing is part of the problem with the 2011 Dolphins.
This team has talent. I've said that consistently since training camp. There are playmakers on the roster. You've seen that the past three weeks. But how many of them are delivering at the appropriate times?
Against the Redskins, Vontae Davis, Jared Odrick, Karlos Dansby, Anthony Fasano, Reggie Bush and Jason Taylor all stepped up when their teammates needed them to seal a 20-9 victory, which extends Miami's winning streak to two games.
But how many times can you say that's happened this season?
How many times have the playmakers delivered for their team, and why haven't they done it more often?
Why did Karlos Dansby, a team captain, show up for training camp 24 pounds over his playing weight?
Dansby is playing GREAT right now, but that's after needing about two months to get in optimal condition, and overcome a groin strain.
Did his poor diet/undisciplined offseason hurt this defense, which was supposed to serve as the backbone of Tony Sparano's team? That's right, we're talking about a defense that has surrendered three fourth-quarter leads this offseason.
Reggie Bush is FINALLY delivering big plays for the offense? I detail his motivation in this column from Sunday. But why is Bush so late to the playmaker party?
And what about Davis, who like EVERYONE else in the Dolphins' secondary, is having a difficult season?
Davis is clearly rebounding from an embarassing week, but why did he need to be called out to start delivering?
After Sunday's win over the Redskins the Dolphins chanted "We ready! We ready! We ready!" inside the locker room.
Why wasn't this team ready in September?
Those are just a few issues I'm pondering headed into Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills, which shocked the world earlier this season with a strong start, but have since come back down to earth.
Here's a look at everything the Sun-Sentinel has to offer you from Sunday's win over the Redskins.
Dolphins are finally getting turnovers, which helped Tony Sparano's team beat Redskins 20-9.
Dolphins cornerback Vontae Davis and linebackers Karlos Dansby ends the team's interception drought.
Former UM standout Leonard Hankerson has a career game in his second start, but suffers a serious injury vs. Dolphins.
Jason Taylor rips Jared Odrick's Pee-Wee Herman sack celebration dance.
Former Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino reflects on losing combined wins record to Brady-Belichick.
Mike B's Report Card: Dolphins grades are improving and the team improves.
I know I'm being a bit of a downer with my tone today, but just because you're illness is in remission doesn't mean the cancer won't come back.
It should be interesting to see if the Dolphins can extend the winning streak to two straight at home, and three straight wins this season.
Maybe then we'll know more about this Dolphins team, which clearly has timing issues.


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High School: Columbia, Vincentian Institute
College: Boston Col. (school history)
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SEATTLE – The Idaho men's tennis team wrapped up its fall season in styles Sunday, at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate, highlighted by Abid Akbar and Jake Knox claiming the Gold Flight doubles title.
The two were playing together as a doubles team for the first time this fall, and couldn't be slowed down as they cruised to three consecutive wins to seal the title.
"I was really impressed how they came together as a team after not playing together before last week," Idaho coach Jeff Beaman said. "I thought it was a very strong end for the fall, with most players picking up wins against quality competition."
Kevin Lee and Alan Shin advanced to the Gold doubles semi-finals, and Jose Bendeck and Lachlan Reed, as well as Alex Joitoiu and Marius Cirstea made it to the semi-finals of the Purple doubles flight.
In singles action, Akbar on three matches to advance to the Gold semi-finals, and Shin made it to the quarterfinals. Reed and Cirstea made it to the Purple quarter-finals before falling.
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Although Deer Tick rarely plays the songs I hope they play, they use the material they opt for instead to win me over just the same.
Relying on 2011's "Divine Providence" to provide the bulk of its set, the Rhode Island-based quintet played a packed Urban Lounge on Thursday and used its own brand of exuberance and a full-on party vibe, aided by frontman John McCauley's beer-guzzling and beer-spilling antics to make a weeknight show feel like the highlight of a great weekend.
Deer Tick also proved that it's more important how well a band plays than what they play to put on a good concert.
Also, when they do play the songs I most want to hear - anything and everything off their 2007 debut "War Elephant," - it's inevitably been rearranged and re-imagined. Deer Tick refuses to play old material in a way that's initially recognizable and ultimately impossible not to like. This amount of creativity is from a band that's routinely dismissed - in typically non-creative fashion - as "just another indie-rock/alt-country" band.
They're not.
The fact that they're routinely described with both of those descriptions should tell you how hard they are to categorize. Whether it was the dramatic re-imagining of "Baltimore Blues No. 1" or a nearly unaccompanied take on "Ashamed" - both from "War Elephant," Deer Tick just doesn't do songs by rote or try to make it sound remotely like it did on the record. Thank the Lord.
Instead, these guys seem determined to chase their musical muse wherever it leads. Whether it's a raveup like "Funny Word" or "Let's All Go to the Bar," both late-show highlights or the continued determination of McCauley, pictured above, ensures Deer Tick is a "band" in the truest sense of the word.
They also tipped their collective hat to their influences by opening with Nirvana's "Serve The Servants" and later by honoring fallen Beastie Boy MCA with "(Your Gotta) For Your Right (To Party)."
And by letting sideman Ian O'Neil sing "Walkin' Out That Door" and "Now It's Your Turn," in addition to drummer Dennis Ryan singing the melancholy "Clownin' Around," Deer Tick feels more like a band than just McCauley and a bunch of hired guns. All three songs are from "Providence," as was arguably the show's highlight, which was McCauley's moody take on "Chevy Express." Also, inspired run-throughs of "Miss K" and "Easy" showcased the band's strengths, McCauley impassioned vocals and Ryan's ferocious drumming.
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|Sweet Sixteen For Women's Tennis
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - It is a sweet 16 or the University of Idaho Women's Tennis team as the Vandals cruised to its 16th win in a row.
Idaho clipped Santa Clara 4-3 on Friday to improve its record to 16-1 on the season. Santa Clara was ranked No. 73 in the nation last week.
"This was a big win for us because Santa Clara is a very good team," Women's Tennis Head Coach Tyler Neill said. "They are a team that deserves to be in the national rankings."
The Vandals started well by taking the doubles point. Barbara Maciocha and Alexandra Ulesanu clinched the doubles point with an impressive come from behind 9-7 victory over Jessica Agra/Carmen Pham.
"In doubles, we didn't play our best, but we found a way to win," Neill said. "I was impressed with Basia and Alex coming back in doubles after being down 3-0 to start the match."
Idaho clinched the victory in singles play with wins from Gabriela Niculescu, Maria Perevoshchikova and Ulesanu.
"In singles, I thought we played well at all of the positions in our lineup," Neill said. "Some of the singles went our way and some didn't, which is to be expected when you play a team as tough as Santa Clara. That is why winning the doubles is so important."
Niculescu and Perevoshchikova played had extremely close matches but prevailed at the one and two positions respectively.
"Gabriela got off to a slow start, but really played well in the 2nd and 3rd sets," Neill said. "I also though Maria played very well. After battling through a tough first set, she used her momentum to roll in the second."
Idaho has a busy weekend in conference as they take Fresno State on Saturday and Hawaii and San Jose State on Sunday.
University of Idaho vs. Santa Clara University
April 2, 2010 - Santa Clara, CA
1. Niculescu/Perevoshchikova (UI) def. Cox/Wagner (SCU) - 8-4
2. Lamble/McGeorge (SCU) def. Irimescu/Ly (UI) - 8-2
3. Maciocha/Ulesanu (UI) def. Agra/Pham (SCU) - 9-7
1. Gabriela Niculescu (UI) def. Alex Zaniewski (SCU) - 3-6,6-4,6-0
2. Maria Perevoshchikova (UI) def. Kelly Lamble (SCU) - 7-6,6-2
3. Kacie Wagner (SCU) def. Silvia Irimescu (UI) - 6-3,3-6,7-6
4. Alexandra Ulesanu (UI) def. Maggie McGeorge (SCU) - 6-2,6-4
5. Jessica Agra (SCU) def. Barbara Maciocha (UI) - 6-4,6-2
6. Carmen Pham (SCU) def. Yvette Ly (UI) - 6-4,7-5
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Class includes 13 football student-athletes
Sun Devils Fall To Baylor In Second Round Of NIT
The Sun Devils fought hard, but came up short against the Bears, 89-86.
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Carson's Pac-12 Tournament Freshman Record Leads ASU to OT Win Over Stanford
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Carrick Felix has posted 12 double-doubles which leads league; Jahii Carson averaging 21.2 points away from Tempe.
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--'Old soul' Gordon expected to bring scoring to Sun Devils (by Doug Haller, AZCentral.com/July 18, 2012)
--Rothstein Files: 10 Underrated Transfers For The 2012-13 College Basketball Season (by Jon Rothstein, CBSSports.com/June 8, 2012)
--ASU Basketball looking at trio of guards to help next year (by Doug Haller, Arizona Republic/Feb. 25, 2012)
--Two Sun Devil Transfers play the Waiting Game (FOX Sports Arizona video feature/February, 2012)
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Evan Gordon led the Liberty Flames in scoring with 14.4 points per game (eighth in the Big South) in his sophomore year (2010-11) before transferring to Arizona State. The guard also paced the team in free throw percentage (.762) and three-point field goal percentage (.337). The Indianapolis, Ind., native concluded his time at Liberty 26th on the program's all-time scoring list with 832 career points.
Named to the 2010 Big South All-Freshman team...earned VASID All-State Rookie of the Year Honors...appeared in all 31 games, starting 25...achieved double figures in scoring in 19-of-31 games...finished ninth in the Big South in scoring in conference games (14.4 ppg)...led Liberty in field goals made (129)...second-leading scorer for Liberty (12.0 ppg)...second on the team in steals with 34...posted 21 points and a career-high eight rebounds against Charleston Southern (12/3)...recorded four steals against Kentucky Christian (12/12)...netted a career-high 24 points at VMI (1/2), following up the performance with 22 points at Presbyterian on Jan. 7...named Big South Freshman of the Week (1/4) for his performances against UCF, Buffalo and VMI...finished with 16 tallies at Radford (1/23)...recorded 18 points against VMI (1/28)...posted 16 points against UNC Asheville on Feb. 11...netted 17 points in back-to-back games against Gardner-Webb (2/13) and Radford (2/16)...concluded the regular-season with a 24-point performance at Charleston Southern (2/27), equaling his career high.
A 2009 graduate of Hargrave Military Academy in nearby Chatham, where the guard played on the post-graduate team as a 12th grader...helped the Tigers to a 27-2 record and an appearance in the National Prep Showcase Finals...Hargrave finished runner-up at the National Prep Showcase Finals ... second player to ever sign with Liberty out of Hargrave Military Academy, which has sent numerous of its alumni into the SEC, ACC and NBA...averaged 13.0 points and 6.0 assists per game for Hargrave, which sent 10 members of its 12-man roster to NCAA Division I institutions...prior to Hargrave, was a three-year starter at North Central High School in Indianapolis, teaming up with his older brother, Eric Gordon, Jr., to lead the Panthers to the Indiana 4A title game in 2007.
Son of Eric and Denise Gordon... birthday is May 1...plans on majoring in accounting ... father Eric Gordon, Sr., was a three-year standout at Liberty from 1982-84 and currently ranks 16th all-time in the program annals with 1,154 points...younger brother of NBA player Eric Gordon, Jr....career objective is to be a certified public accountant...originally selected Liberty over Butler, Detroit, Penn State, San Diego and Xavier.


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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum partners with the Grog Shop to present Girl Talk with Smoke Screen live at Public Hall. Tickets for this show are SOLD OUT.
About Girl Talk::: With his live shows described as "the craziest house party ever," Gregg Gillis (who attended Case Western Reserve University) – best known by his stage name Girl Talk – continues to bring audiences across the world to their feet (and sometimes to the stage) with his dance track mashups and high energy performances. From performing at the Vancouver Olympics to playing music festivals such as Coachella, Austin City Limits, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, V-Fest, Sasquatch, Rothbury, Monolith, Planeta Terra and headlining gigs in Australia, Japan, South America, Europe and Mexico, Girl Talk has still found time to record and release his fifth album, All Day.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction 2012 Schedule of Events includes:
· 60th Anniversary Celebration of Moondog Coronation Ball presented by Majic 105.7
· Bootsy Collins and the Funk Unity Band at the Beachland Ballroom
· Girl Talk presented by the Rock Hall and Grog Shop
· Free Rock My Soul: A Gospel Music Celebration Honoring Kirk Franklin
· Grateful Dead: The Long, Strange Trip exhibit
· Free Concert for Cleveland
· Free Admission Day at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
· Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 27th annual Induction Ceremony and Simulcast
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The show was spectacular, and well worth the trip—especially since the acrobatic troupe will be at Kingsbury Hall in April, making this review a preview as well. Scroll to the end for full details on the SLC show.
China first saw acrobatic performance 4,000 years ago during the Xia Dynasty. Now, it's not only part of Chinese heritage, but perfect for cultural exchange with western nations—audiences worldwide are amazed by the balancing, seemingly-inhuman contortions and daredevil stunts performed by groups like Golden Dragon.
In 2005, Golden Dragon sold out on Broadway and have toured the world ever since—led by world-renowned impresario Danny Chang and choreographer Angela Chang.
Executive Director for the Cache Valley Center for the Arts, Wally Bloss, introduced the acrobats, and the crowd was stunned by the show.
More than just flips, hand springs and balancing many glasses of water on all limbs while folding in half backwards, the show's aesthetic complimented the beautiful theater. Each act was done in front of beautiful Chinese backdrop, and costumes were detailed, especially during the Thousand Hand Dance.
The outfits also added drama to the show, like when hooded monks entered the stage to foreboding music, just before a showcase of acrobatic prowess.
Performers were young, in great shape and full of energy. All acts seemed to follow the same format: Amaze the crowd, up the stakes, amaze the crowd again. Each act was also accompanied by dances to keep the show in motion—never a dull moment. We only saw two mistakes during the show, which never took place during a dangerous performance and were immediately corrected.
Unlike some acrobatic shows with variations of the same stunts performed throughout, Golden Dragon makes each act unique and feature both visual appeal and pushing the human body to its limitations.
During the Power Act, a male performer held another upside down directly above his head. The Swaying Balance Board Act featured a female performer hula hooping while spinning rings on her arms and climbing two ladders (one with each foot) while balancing on a plank on top of a rolling tube.
The one act that stunned the crowd the most was the Tower of Chairs.
A male performer balanced upside down on one chair set on top of a tall base. He added another chair on top of that to balance on, then another and another. Eventually, he was near the theater's ceiling and asked the crowd if he should add one more. Audience members held their breath as the last chair was stacked and balanced upon—all we could say was, "Wow!"
The show left the audience amazed and definitely earned its standing ovation. The Golden Dragon Acrobats put on one of the best shows we have seen in a long time. And while no deep, hidden meanings were intended, it left us wondering "If this is possible, what else could be?"
The only problems we ran into were an outdated program, with information referring to the 2008 show and an usher who asked our photographer to stop taking photos—despite her adherence to the theater's no flash rule and the fact she was press. We talked it out, and she was allowed to continue.
Check out our pics from the Tower of Chairs performance:
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MOSCOW, Idaho - Idaho women's basketball coach Jon Newlee wanted to address the guard position during the early signing period which began Wednesday, and he did just that with the addition of two high school seniors who will join the Vandals in 2011-12.
Tayler Weiks of Tumwater, Wash., and Jenny Rocha from O'Fallon, Mo., have signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Vandals.
"In this class we really wanted to address our perimeter needs, and I think we've done a great job of that," Newlee said.
Weiks, a 5-foot-9 guard, was a first-team all-league selection each of the last two years. She averaged 15.7 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 1.8 assists per game as a junior at Tumwater High School in Tumwater, Wash.
"What I really like about Tayler is her athleticism," Newlee said. "She is one of the most athletic players that we've brought here in the last few years. She is an excellent defender and she rebounds well for her size. She is a hard-nosed kid and she finds a way to score."
Rocha, a 5-foot-5 point guard, led St. Dominic High School of O'Fallon, Mo., to a 25-5 record, conference, district and sectional championships, and an appearance in the state final four during her junior season. She averaged 17.4 points, three assists and two steals per game, while hitting 46 percent of her shots, and 33 percent of her 3-point attempts and was a first-team all-state selection.
"She can handle it with either hand, she has great quickness, and she can step back and shoot the three," Newlee said of Rocha. "For her size, she does a great job of getting to the rim and finishing. Her court vision is excellent. She sees things before they happen and puts the ball where it needs to be. She's just a classic pure point guard with the ability to score."


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Fact: Jane Fonda's film career has lasted longer than her father's — 52 years for her, 46 for him.
The now 74-year old daughter of Henry Fonda was 22 when she starred in her first movie, a dopey campus comedy called Tall Story, way back in 1960. She played a perky student who puts the moves on a star basketball player (Anthony Perkins), announcing, "Why does any red-blooded American girl go to college but to get married?" (The quote may not be verbatim; it's a good 30 years since I watched a late-night telecast of the film.)
Fonda's latest movie, a lightweight generational comedy called Peace, Love, and Misunderstanding, opens June 8. In it, she lampoons her own well-established persona as a political activist, playing an aging artist and hippie grandmother in Woodstock, N.Y., who sleeps around, attends weekly protests against the war(s), grows and sells marijuana and bays at the full moon monthly with a group of fellow female Luna worshipers.
All of this puts Fonda's character at odds with her uptight, conventional lawyer daughter (Catherine Keener) but wins over her college-age, Walt Whitman-reading granddaughter (Elizabeth Olsen, the gifted younger sister of Full House twins Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen). Peace, Love is essentially a formulaic TV movie blessed with a superior cast. The "hippie" scenes are cringe-inducing, as movie hippie scenes always are, but the film is overall a pleasant enough viewing experience, if not a life-altering one.
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Six of the nine movies nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award of 2012 are based on books. Read the book, see the movie, and be the judge: which is better?
Argo is based on the book by the main character, CIA agent Tony Mendez, Argo: how the CIA and Hollywood pulled off the most audacious rescue in history.
Les Miserables, of course, is based on the stage play that is based on the classic 19th century novel, Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo.
Life of Pi is based on the novel of the same name by Martel Yan.
Lincoln is based in part on the biography by Doris Kearns Goodwin, Team of Rivals: the political genius of Abraham Lincoln.
Silver Linings Playbook is based on the novel of the same name by Matthew Quick.
Zero Dark Thirty tells of the events leading up to the capture of Osama bin Laden, as does No Easy Day: the autobiography of a Navy SEAL: the firsthand account of the mission that killed Osama Bin Laden, by Mark Owen.


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The N.C. Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting from 4-7 p.m. Oct. 17 to update the public on a proposed project to rehabilitate the asphalt on a section of Interstate 85 Business Loop and reconfigure the southbound exit ramp to Green Needles Road.
This will involve moving Marco Boulevard slightly north to a new entrance onto Green Needles Road and giving the I-85 Business Loop exit ramp its own entrance onto Green Needles Road. The I-85 Business Loop bridges over Swearing Creek on will also be rehabilitated during this project.
Work on the 2.5-mile project will begin just south of Salisbury Road at the I-85 Business Loop bridges over Swearing Creek and end where the business loop joins the new construction at I-85. The project includes milling and replacing the pavement, as well as improving the shoulders, drainage and fencing on this section of I-85 Business Loop. Construction of the project will begin March 2014 with completion scheduled for June 2015.
The project update meeting will take place at Southwest Elementary School at 424 Central Ave. Interested citizens may attend at any time during the meeting hours, as there will be no formal presentation. NCDOT representatives will be available to answer questions and listen to comments regarding the project. Citizens will also have the opportunity to submit comments and questions in writing.
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No. 10 Men's Cross Country Finishes 6th at PreNats
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (10/19/13) - The Princeton men's cross country team finished sixth at the 2013 Pre-Nationals on Saturday, Oct. 19 on the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course.
The Tigers had an average time of 24:15.07 and finished with 276 points.
Colorado won the race with 90 points, followed by Oregon with 113, Iona with 126, Stanford with 148 and Tulsa with 159. No. 1 ranked Oklahoma State finished behind the Tigers in seventh place.
Junior Sam Pons guided the Tigers across the line finished 35th at 24:03.94. Senior Tyler Udland, who was the team's top performer at Notre Dame, was three places back with a time of 24:05.89. Seniors Alejandro Arroyo Yamin and Chris Bendsten followed at 24:08.65 and 24:16.17. The final scorer was junior Matt McDonald at 24:40.67. Senior Michael Williams and junior Connor Martin rounded out the seven with times of 24:48.37 and 24:58.20.
The rest of the team competes at the Princeton Invitational later today.
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PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State suffered a 67-53 defeat to visiting Oregon State University at Beasley Coliseum Friday.
The Cougars dropped to 14-13 overall and 8-7 in Pac-12 play after being held to 29 percent shooting from the field including 18 percent in the second half. Oregon State improved to 18-9 overall and 10-5 in conference after knocking down 46 percent of its shots and posting a 48-32 rebounding advantage.
Sophomore guard Lia Galdeira scored a team-high 18 points and sophomore guard Dawnyelle Awa added nine points. Senior forward Sage Romberg scored four points and now sits 38 points away from the 1,000-career point milestone. Senior forward Hana Potter recorded six points and seven rebounds while junior guard Tia Presley and sophomore forward Mariah Cooks each added seven points.
Washington State used a 14-2 run to build and early 18-10 lead. Awa got things going with a three, Galdeira followed with driving layup as she was fouled, she hit the free throw and sophomore guard Taylor Edmondson added a jumper before Galdeira knocked down a pair of threes, capping the run by rattling one home from the left wing.
Oregon State answered with a big run of its own, outscoring the Cougars 17-1 over the next five minutes to take an eight-point advantage, 27-19 at the 6:59 mark.
The Cougars slowly began to chip away late in the half as Galdeira hit a jumper, Awa followed with a driving layup and free throw after she was fouled on the basket before Cooks capped a 6-0 streak with beautiful shot-fake and drive to the basket for a layin. Cooks later connected on a three from the left wing before Galdeira closed the half by driving through two OSU defenders and sinking a runner in the lane just before the buzzer.
Galdeira led all scorers with 15 first half points while Oregon State shot over 56 percent from the field in the first 20 minutes to take a 37-33 lead into the break.
WSU struggled to get a shot to fall in the opening minutes of the second half, missing its first nine shots before Galdeira beat the shot clock with a nice up-an-under layup. Oregon State continued to take advantage of its size advantage in the low post, using an 11-2 run to open up a double-digit lead.
The Cougars mounted a couple short scoring runs but struggled to get shots to fall in the second half and could not get any closer as Oregon State held on for the 67-53 victory.
Washington State will wrap up its regular season home slate Sunday at 1 p.m. against the University of Oregon. Prior to the game, the Cougars will recognize seniors Hana Potter, Sage Romberg and Brandi Thomas along with senior student-manager Randyn Stutesman.