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Here is your chance to rank the Miami Dolphins
Every offseason the Sun-Sentinel subjectively ranks the top 30 Miami Dolphins players, and simultaneously I prepare myself for the onslaught of abuse that comes with it.
Like you know whats, everyone associated with the Dolphins has an opinion, and that includes the players and coaches, who pay attention for some reason.
I suspect it's because rankings are like gossip. They can't help themselves from listening, and getting caught up in it, but hate when their name gets thrown in, unless they like the outcome of course.
Some will, most won't. That's life.
Let me beat some of the critics to the punch of poking holes in my top 30 rankings of the 2010 Dolphins, which you can find here in a photo gallery with comments on each player.
The Chad Henne supporters – the few that still exist – will point out I hate Henne (I really don't…I just don't think he's got killer instinct) so of course I'm going to be biased against the Dolphins' present starting quarterback.
Answer this question Henne lovers: How many games did Henne really win for the Dolphins in 2010? My answer would be NONE, and don't you dare count Oakland, where the Dolphins shredded a decimated Raiders secondary.
How dare I have a kicker so high? Never mind the FACT that Dan Carpenter had a career season, and single-handedly won two games for the Dolphins in 2010. Okay, he cost them a few too, but those things happen.
Why is Randy Starks, who made the Pro Bowl in 2010, behind Kendall Langford? Maybe it's because Langford statistically outperformed Starks, and was the defensive line's most consistent contributor in his third season. Don't you know the Pro Bowl is nothing more than a popularity contest, and Starks was being rewarded for his 2009 snub.
How dare I put Sean Smith ahead of Vontae Davis, even though Smith had a better production-per-snap season at cornerback? Just for the record: I didn't put Smith ahead of Davis this time, hoping to spare myself SOME abuse. I hate that Dolphins fans think they should pick one or the other instead of enjoying both of these young cornerbacks.
Then there's the Channing Crowder supporters, who point out how poorly the defense played in games without him in the starting lineup this season. Let us not forget the Crowder haters, who will take this opportunity to point out Crowder rarely makes tackles, and had his least productive NFL season in 2010.
All of these things have been taken into account, and it took me two weeks to finalize this list.
But no one cares. They want their say, so have at it.
I know what I'm up against when MY SUBJECTIVE rankings of the top 30 Dolphins comes out later today, but I'm curious how you would stack up your team using these two question as your baseline.
Which Dolphins are the most irreplaceable players from last season? Who are the difference makers, and who's just a guy trying to make a difference?
Hit me with your rankings.


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Before they rip it at our upcoming SummerStage showcase on this Sunday, August 11, the guys of Hiatus Kaiyote check in with us on their latest.
Giant Step: Hiatus Kaiyote's fanbase has grown incredibly in a very short time. How does the rush of success feel?
Pez: It's a bit overwhelming sometimes. The more I think about that stuff, I get goosebumps. It's definitely overwhelming.
GS: What's been your most humbling/unreal moment to date?
Bender: Being backstage at the Dour Festival in Belgium with Robert Glasper Experiment, Guilty Simpson and Flying Lotus, while I'm simultaneously hanging out with my parents and trying to be cool.
GS: We're proud to have supported Hiatus from early on, along with countless other acts we've had the honor of introducing to larger audiences; How does it feel to be invited to perform at SummerStage ?
Bender: It's an honor to be on the same bill as Jose James and Shuggie Otis and awesome to be playing in Central Park. To be included amongst all the amazing artists who have played Summerstage over the years is mind boggling.
GS: When people hear your music for the first time, it's immediately unlike anything they've ever heard; what are your plans for future recordings? Are we going to get a divergence in sound or are you going to dig deeper into the sound you've already built?
Simon: It's important for us to keep exploring new sounds and new ideas. Keep it moving and not keep it stuck in one form of expression.
The fact we've just built a new recording studio is exciting because we can extend on our sounds and ideas more so than the possibility we had at our last studio. Playing this much live and touring I think will change the way we'll approach recording; there will definitely be a lot of live material included on the next record.
GS: A Hiatus show is definitely one of energy; what would you say has been the most profound reaction you've received from the crowd while performing?
Pez: XOYO in London, but it's up there with a couple of other ones. They pretty much sang the words to every song (including songs only on YouTube), singing along to even guitar riffs. They were showing they were true fans.
Simon: I was almost on my knees holding my ears because of the screaming.
GS: Along with the new Sony reissue, are there any plans for new music or projects soon? Anything you can share?
Pez: We want something to come out as soon as possible
Simon: When we finish this tour, we're going straight into the studio; looking at new release in 2014.

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Freddie Mercury of Queen is born.
Brian May of Queen is born.
Roger Taylor of Queen is born.
John Deacon of Queen is born.
Queen gives its first performance at Hornsey Town Hall in London.
Queen's self-titled first album is released.
Queen hits #12 in the US with "Killer Queen."
Queen's 'A Night at the Opera,' featuring the seven-minute rock operetta "Bohemian Rhapsody," tops the U.K. album charts. The album reaches #4 in the U.S. while an edited "Bohemian Rhapsody" climbs to #9.
Queen hits #16 with "You're My Best Friend".
Queen's biggest hit of the Seventies, "We Are the Champions," reaches #4 in the U.S. (#2 in Britain). The Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive" holds down the top spot.
Queen hits #24 with "Bicycle Race."
"Crazy Little Thing Called Love" tops the chart for the first of four weeks. Queen's first #1 hit also marks the first time singer Freddie Mercury plays guitar on record.
Queen's 'The Game' tops the album charts for the first of five weeks.
Queen caps the biggest year of their career with another #1 hit, the funk-influenced "Another One Bites the Dust."
While touring South American soccer stadiums, Queen performs in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to the largest crowds of paying fans ever to witness a concert.
Queen's collaboration with David Bowie, "Under Pressure," tops the U.K. charts. Surprisingly, it only reaches #29 in the U.S.
Queen performs at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood, California, in what turns out to be their last U.S. concert.
Queen releases "Radio Ga-Ga," their last Top Forty hit in the U.S. until "Bohemian Rhapsody"'s renaissance in 1992. The leadoff single from 'The Works,' Queen's 12th studio album, hits #16 in the U.S. and #2 in the U.K.
Queen performs at Knebworth Stadium in Britain. It is their 658th and final concert performance.
Freddie Mercury of Queen dies of AIDS-related causes at his home in London.
MTV and Fox present "A Concert for Life," an AIDS benefit from London's Wembley Stadium held in tribute to the late Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury who died of AIDS in November 1991. Organized by the surviving members of Queen, it features appearances by Elton John, Guns 'n Roses, Def Leppard, Metallica and George Michael. Proceeds from the concert go to AIDS charities nationwide.
Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," featured in the comedy 'Wayne's World,' wins Best Video from a film at the ninth annual MTV Awards. In its second return to the charts the previous April, it hit #2.
Queen's 'Greatest Hits' CD - a revised version of the 1981 album of the same name - enters the charts, where it will remain for four years.
Queen's 'Made in Heaven,' the last album of original material featuring vocalist Freddie Mercury, is released four years after his death.
Queen is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the sixteenth annual induction dinner. Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters are their presenters.


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Louise Foxcroft 5 January 2012 - 11:22am
After the overindulgence of the festive season and an upsurge of 'new year, new waistline' mantras, we look at a history of dieting fads - from the Ancient Greeks to the Duchess of Cambridge
Dieting goes back at least as far as the Corpus Hippocraticum and the 3rd century BC. Followers of the Greek physician Hippocrates recommended a diet of light and emollient foods, slow running, hard work, wrestling, sea-water enemas, walking about naked and vomiting at lunchtimes.
Being fat was morally and physically bad for you, the result of luxury and corruption, so food and living should be plain with nothing to unduly stir the passions or arouse the appetites. This was diatia, a sensible, moderate and dutiful way of living.
Best-selling diet books with their quick-fix, faddish anti-fat plans, as we know them now, really took off with the arrival of the printing press in the fifteenth century.
Diet or die
1) One of the first and most popular was The Art of Living Long (1558) by a Venetian merchant, Luigi Cornaro. Cornaro had spent his first forty years in dissipated, gluttonous overindulgence and became so fat that the best physicians gave up on him. It was diet or die for Cornaro, so he worked out a personal regimen, saved his own life, and published an account of it for the benefit of other fat people. His first rule was to regain self-control. Gluttony, he believed, was not merely a personal sin but also a killer.
Citing Hippocrates, he insisted that moderation was the key and that all passions were merely fatal delusions. Drugs were just a substitute for the actual weight-loss necessities of frugal meals, exercise and temperance. He recommended a diet consisting of twelve ounces a day in bread, soup, yolks of new-laid eggs, fish, meat, and fourteen ounces of wine. Cornaro cut down on even this meagre intake as he aged, sometimes having just an egg yolk for his one daily meal, occasionally making it do for two.
'A dinner without cheese is like a pretty woman with only one eye'
2) Cornaro's book was still the dieting guide by the nineteenth century, though the growing numbers of diet 'gurus' were having to spin themselves a unique selling-point. Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin's The Physiology of Taste or Meditations on Transcendental Gastronomy (1825) was one of the first low-carb, high-protein diets which we are familiar with today. There was just one infallible rule, he wrote, 'that a more or less strict abstinence from all farinaceous food will tend to diminish corpulence'.
Brillat-Savarin was a French lawyer, politician, lay physician and gourmet who had fought the Reign of Terror in 1793, escaping to New York before returning home to concentrate on the two great absorbing questions that faced the nation: Corpulency and Leanness. This was eating as politics. His diet had no starches, sugars or farinaceous (flour-based) foods but did have plenty of protein and misogyny - 'A dinner without cheese is like a pretty woman with only one eye'.
Dieters should eat vegetables, fruit and light meats, and drink water, coffee, tea, white wines and just occasionally spirits. Exercise, in the form of walking and horse-riding, was vital as the alternative was, he said, to 'become ugly, and thick, and asthmatic, and finally die in your own melted grease: I shall be there to watch it'.
Extraordinary self-denial
3) Dr Watson Bradshaw published On Corpulence (1864) to give the overweight a scientific and strategic programme to follow. He devised one of those all-too-familiar questionnaires to ascertain whether you really were fat, and whether you needed to do anything about it. His questions ran:
Are you well?
Do you sleep well?
Do you feel drowsy after dinner?
Can you walk fast with comfort?
Does your heart beat rapidly and forcibly when you ascend stairs?
Does a little exertion tire you?
Do you snore at night?
Can you stoop comfortably to put on your boots?
Can you walk at the rate of four miles an hour for twenty minutes, with comfort?
Can you perform all that is desirable for a person of your years?
Answer these questions correctly, wrote Bradshaw, and you avoid the many miseries of 'extraordinary self-denial'.
Eat differently, not less
4) The fantastically popular Banting System, a sensible, low-carbohydrate diet was published in 1863 as a Letter on Corpulence, Addressed to the Public, by William Banting, London undertaker to the wealthy and fashionable.
Banting's own bulk had put him in hospital 20 times in as many years, and the regimes which he had tried included swimming, walking, riding, taking the sea air and spa waters, and having Turkish baths at a rate of up to three a week for a year. He had drunk 'gallons of physic and liquor potasse' and tried low-calorie, starvation diets, but had managed to lose only six pounds in all that time.
In 1862, when he was 65, Banting wrote, 'I could not stoop to tie my shoes, so to speak, nor attend to the little offices humanity requires without considerable pain and difficulty which only the corpulent can understand'. He came up with a long term, protein-rich, high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet plan. He advised people to eat differently, not to eat less and, particularly, not to starve themselves. They should scrupulously avoid milk, sugar, starches, beer and butter, and leave off champagne, salmon, herrings, eels, pork, veal, potatoes, parsnips, beetroot, turnips, carrots, puddings, pastries and port.
Make obesity illegal
5) The anonymous author of Advice To Stout People. Showing How I Reduced From 20 Stone To 13 Stone With Full Particulars As To Diet, Treatment, Etc. (1883), might have wanted to protect his identity but had reason other than embarrassment about his size for doing so.
He, D— S— , had also published Where to Dine and Where Not To Borrow. From Practical Experience, and Prison Life. Eighteen Months' Imprisonment (with a remission). For 38 years he had been a 'martyr to obesity' and his advice was based on prison rations, limited to no more than two pounds of solid food and three pints of fluid per day, two of which should be black coffee. He also recommended smoking as it made up 'for the larger amount of food one had previously been in the habit of consuming'. He himself smoked from morning to night.
A familiarity with the prison system gave D— S— a unique take on what to do about obesity. He would, he said, make it illegal, and have 'special legislation, whereby the police would be justified in arresting the oleaginous pedestrians, slapping them into the scales at the nearest police station, and if they exceed a certain number of feet in circumference or weight, at once procure their summary imprisonment, without the option of a fine. The streets would thus be cleared of the fleshy obstructions; besides which, if the Law recognises attempted suicide as a crime in one way, why not in another?'.
Corsets are a crime
6) 'Do not swallow down your food like the boa constrictor', wrote George Craston in Pretty Faces And How They Are Made … How Everybody Can Be Pretty (1896). This was a particularly unpleasant diet and beauty book aimed at women.
A slim and beautiful body could not compete with the 'love of muck and the sweet-tooth of many who clog themselves with toffee, jam, cake, ice-cream, nauseous chip-potatoes, fried fish, &c., nuts, and other indigestible matter'. So far so sensible. But women who could not cook properly were 'hateful and ought to be drowned. …it would be better for the world and their families if they had a safe journey to heaven and no return ticket!!!'.
Their corsets were a crime too, dividing their bodies peninsula-fashion giving them the appearance of a giant insect. All the slimming drugs and quack anti-fat medicines wouldn't do them any good either, they should chew their food carefully, wear flannel next to the skin, get eight hours sleep, give up tea, coffee and fat and, instead, eat home-made wholemeal bread and plenty of vegetables and fruit.
A seasonal diet
7) Dr Cecil Webb-Johnson, a man with a private London practice, treated his predominantly female patients with a patronizing humiliation and smoothly administered it in his optimistically titled book, Why Be Fat? (1923).
He promised them that they could lose several stones in weight and look 20 years younger. His clientele were obviously wealthy and he had his eye on their luxurious, sedentary lifestyles as well as their purses. He instructed them not to get into a handy passing bus if they only had to go from Piccadilly Circus to Burlington House, they should jolly well walk the short distance.
Greed was a craving beyond the satisfaction of need, according to Webb-Johnson, who had become interested in diets whilst serving as a Medical Officer in Calcutta in The Great War (he was also well-known as a composer of waltz tunes and other light musical pieces). His directions for dealing with what he politely and scientifically (there's nothing like a scientific turn of phrase to instill confidence and deference) termed 'over-adiposity', were to cut back on fluids and to eat natural, seasonal foods. So, for a summer dinner Webb-Johnson recommended broiled smelts (a 'good-looking small fish'), or veal and cabbage, whilst in autumn you could dine on oysters, boiled beef and cabbage, stewed apples, and mushrooms on toast.
He issued a resounding NO to cereals, pasta, pastry, cakes, puddings and pies. Neither should one let potatoes, carrots, beets, parsnips, peas or beans pass one's lips, nor figs, dates, raisins, currants, or mulberries - all full of sugars. Milk, sugar, butter, cheese, jam, honey, and marmalade were forbidden, as were all beers and sweet wines, and any liqueurs or sweetened mineral waters such as ginger-beer, ginger-ale, and lemonade. This was a low-carbohydrate, low sugar diet, but it was low in fats and proteins too, and meats such as pork were considered very bad on this score, as well as ham, bacon, goose, duck, and fat meat of any kind, and salmon, mackerel, eels, pilchards, sardines, kippers, bloaters, crab, and lobster were also forbidden.
It must have been very hard to find anything to eat that Webb-Johnson really approved of.
8) Dr Morris Fishbein's Your Weight And How To Control It (1929) was a scientific diet guide by medical specialists and dieticians.
Fishbein was an influential man, an editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association and, with the arrogance of a medical professional in a deferential society, he bemoaned the increased public knowledge of calories and vitamins, exercise, massage, electrical apparatus and thyroid extracts.
But he had a point: the problem rested, he wrote, with the burgeoning diet industry and its indoctrination of the nation's women. What of the electric vibrating devices especially for women (dual-purpose), and chewing gums containing dangerous drugs distributed on the streets! Phonographic records of systematic exercises were followed without regard to the physical condition of the person concerned! Even the radio spouted calisthenics to which women rolled or somersaulted on the floor in an attempt to rid themselves of superfluous poundage.
Fishbein was concerned that, by leaving off their corsets, women were trying to control their fat by other potentially dangerous means. The fad for dieting was robbing women of their femininity and was nothing less than 'the result of the rise of feminism', what with breast-binding, hair-bobbing, and reducing the figure to masculine slenderness. They might even become lesbians!
Fined per inch
9) Dr Lulu Hunt Peters brought calorie-counting to the great American public. Well-known and well-loved for her popular syndicated newspaper columns throughout the 1920s, she published a run-away best-seller, Dieting and Health, which had sold two million copies by 1939.
Weighing in at around 220lbs at her heaviest, she claimed to have lost 70lb following her own advice. 'How anyone can want to be anything but thin is beyond my intelligence', she told her readers. As a child she recalled being offered consolation with the idea that she would grow out of her puppy fat and have a nice shapely body when she became a woman but, she wrote, she was a delicate slip of one hundred and sixty-five pounds when she married.
Dieting was a moral virtue and being fat was a sinful state, so slimming down was an indicator of strength of mind and body - it demanded self-control, reeked of commitment, and displayed self-vigilance. In pre-war years she lobbied for 'Watch Your Weight Anti-Kaiser Classes' where members would be publicly weighed and fined if they hadn't slimmed down, the proceeds going to the Red Cross.
Screen sirens
10) Eat and Grow Beautiful (1939) was written by Bengamin Gayelord Hauser, a Hollywood diet guru with a great line in PR.
He was written about almost as much as the starlets he advised, and he claimed to be a famous Viennese doctor and expert on food science. He was actually a charismatic, handsome, 'youngish man with a flashy smile' who 'wears his hair in a permanent wave'. His doctorate was not as permanent as his hair, however, and had to be dropped after an investigation by the American Medical Association. He wasn't even Viennese, let alone any sort of expert, but he had plenty of elaborate diets and diet products selling under his own expensive brand-name.
Hauser, one of Greta Garbo's lovers, had set himself up in Hollywood because he understood the power of the movie industry, realising that 'most of our high-priced movie stars … simply can't afford to become fat and unattractive'. No beauty-aid was too expensive, 'no regimen too drastic for these lovely ladies of the screen' - and so, too, of course, for the masses of fans who wanted desperately to be like them.
Fat women, wrote Hauser, were living only half a life, their flesh was bloated, their spirits sagged, and sleep became a paradise - he was verging on suggesting that they would rather be dead than fat, or even rather dead than worried about being fat. Hauser's duplicitous offer of salvation from the very distress he was causing is quite sickening to read.
Exploitation, lies and insecurities are the bread and butter of much of today's popular dieting and body-shape commentary and advice. What are we to make, for example, of the ecstatic coverage of the Duchess of Cambridge's pre-wedding diet and her dramatic dress-size drop? Where is the sense in this when we have all been told time and time again that Princess Diana's bulimia began in the lead up to her wedding? Is even a little fat so unacceptable?
Recent research has argued that a mother's dieting history is her daughter's dieting future and Kate Middleton's mother, we are told, dropped two dress sizes on the best-selling Dukan diet. Pierre Dukan is one of the latest in a long line of best-selling diet authors that stretches from Cornaro to Banting, Hunt-Peters to Atkins, and on it will go with their strict phases and shiny celebrity endorsements.
Diet books are everywhere, rehashing and repackaging the same old ideas, written with a sense of urgency that mimics the anticipation of satisfaction.They hype up the urge for gratification by providing an unattainable goal and inevitably provoke a vicious cycle of self-loathing, constipation and bad breath. But still we buy into them, all it requires is a spankingly good line in self-delusion.
Louise Foxcroft is the author of Calories and Corsets, out tomorrow, published by Profile.


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Review - Delphina on Bald Head is worth checking out
Published: Monday, August 12, 2013 at 11:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 12, 2013 at 11:33 a.m.
The trip to Bald Head Island is an experience in itself. Even though you're only crossing the Cape Fear River inlet, you feel transported worlds away when you arrive.
Cuisine: Mexican and seafood
Location: 8 Marina Wynd, Bald Head Island
Hours: 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. daily
Price range: Entrées are $14-$21
Contact: 457-1222 or DelphinaCantina.webs.com
Delphina, the newest of just a handful of places to eat on Bald Head, helps keep you in "island mode" by offering a fun atmosphere and cuisine that is primarily Mexican, with some other influences.
What's interesting about the food at Delphina is that these are not stereotypical Mexican dishes. They seem more like family recipes, refined over time with special touches that make them different from anywhere else.
The menu isn't huge, but there's a good variety of light snacks, hearty entrées and a niños section that includes a Nutella and banana sandwich.
One example of the different-in-a-good-way fare at Delphina was the mole sauce on the wings appetizer. Everyone's mole is different, and the version at Delphina is earthy, with a slow-building heat from the chiles. The wings were slow-cooked and tender, and while I prefer a crisp skin on wings, these were still good.
The most satisfying dish I tried was the carnitos al horno (al horno means "from the oven"), a slow-cooked, shredded pork over a mound of Dijon mashed potatoes with braised jalapeño cabbage. The braised cabbage was very similar to sauerkraut and complemented the pork in adobo sauce beautifully. As in other dishes, the pork in the carnitas had a slightly different flavor, in this case a sweet herbal note to it (tarragon, I'm guessing) that elevated it to a different level.
There are four taco choices on the menu: pork, shrimp, fish and beef. All are accompanied by complementary fillings, like tropical fruit pico de gallo with the mahi tacos or jicama slaw with the shrimp tacos. I thought all of the tacos were pretty good, but the carne asada was a little tough, even though it was thinly sliced.
I'm a fan of Cuban sandwiches, so I was eager to try the Signature Cubano at Delphina. The shredded pork and ham are stacked high and dressed with black beans, fresh tomato and avocado in lieu of mustard. The flavors were very good, but I missed some of the mustard tanginess that makes a Cuban special. On the other hand, the slow-cooked, shredded pork was much better than the dry pork loin slices that you find on a typical Cuban.
The Cubano is served with sweet potato tots. Where have these been all my life? Molten-lava-hot and crispy, the tiny tots were sweet enough to be dessert and a little bit addictive.
While everything was good, several things didn't quite live up to their menu descriptions. Our grilled island chicken and shrimp skewers were tender and delicious but a little bland, and they were served with tartar sauce instead of the pineapple remoulade described on the menu. The aguacates (avocados) al fresco included a very nice crab salad but seemed a little short on the namesake avocados. The pickled red onions weren't pickled on the pork tacos. None of these are egregious crimes individually, but they started to pile up.
Both desserts on the menu are twists on old favorites. The Peach Carlotta introduces peach slices into a layered key lime pie filling and the choc o' flan takes a dense chocolate cake and tops it with a Mexican flan custard and caramel sauce. If you're a key lime pie or chocolate cake fan, I think you'll be pleased.
The décor at Delphina is bright and the atmosphere is family friendly, with a good amount of indoor and outdoor seating. As with most places near the beach, attire is casual. Our service was quite good, and there were enough servers running around that it appeared everyone's experience was similar.
The wine and beer selections are not extensive, but included enough variety to satisfy most palates. While the bar is a little short on breadth, there's a decent tequila selection, including some nice reposado and añejo options.
The food at Delphina exhibits pride and craftsmanship, a reflection of chef Carlo Rojas' love of food and the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients. Delphina is definitely worth checking out on your trip to the island.
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There are two things no sports program can do without: athletes and fans. By the early 1990s, the UT Athletics Department had reason to worry about losing them both. Like many universities in Texas, a significant number of UT's student athletes were African American. But historically UT's overall enrollment of underrepresented or underserved students had been smaller than most of its neighbors. When new African American student enrollment fell in 1991, Longhorn student athletes joined the public in crying foul at the racist message this disparity sent.
Jody Conradt, then head coach of UT's beloved Lady Longhorn basketball team, looks back on that painful time. "We had big problems. UT was just not seen as a welcoming place, particularly in communities of color. It hit morale and recruiting hard. We really needed to reach out and show that we cared."
The Neighborhood Longhorns Program (NLP), devised by Conradt and colleagues Tom Penders, Donna Lopiano, and DeLoss Dodds in 1991, has done much to bridge the gap between UT and the communities that it wants to engage—one child at a time.
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One of the candies I hear people go absolutely ga-ga over is honeycomb (also called "sponge" or "foam") candy. It's really a simple confection, and according to this recipe it's basically sugar and corn syrup boiled together and then foamed up from vinegar and baking soda as it cools. It sounds like one of those science class labs from middle school, pretty neat! It can be harder to find depending on where you live, and if you want in in bar form like Cadbury's Crunchie here, you have to look for it overseas if you live in the United States like I do.
"Milk chocolate with golden honeycomb center" is how the package describes the Crunchie. Simple and direct, I like it! It's a very long and thin bar; about 3/4 inch wide and 6 inches long. The chocolate coating is extremely smooth with no enrobing ripples at all. The aroma is very sweet and milky; I'm reminded of how a Milky Way smells. The cross section of the bar is beautiful with its thin chocolate coating revealing the golden honeycomb center that's dark brown and almost burned in appearance. The honeycomb dissolves away similarly to malt in malt balls when you suck on it. If you're a chewer like I am, the texture is very light and crunchy shatters cleanly and doesn't crumble. It's really nice.
The first bite was very sharp as the honeycomb cleaved with a clean break instantly. The flavor is extremely sweet with a mixture of the milky flavors of the chocolate with the honey notes of the center. I also get a "burnt sugar" flavors from the honeycomb that give this bar an extra bit of depth. I find that I enjoy that aspect of the flavor most. The different sweetness meld together into something that's thankfully not very overpowering, like one would assume.
To top things off, Crunchie has this awesome train robbery commercial ad campaign. I approve!
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MOSCOW, Idaho – University of Idaho men's basketball capped a frantic rally to erase a 17-point hole and tie New Mexico State with 3.5 seconds left, but a foul on the ensuing inbounds doomed the Vandals in a 71-70 loss on Saturday at the Cowan Spectrum.
Idaho (6-9, 2-3 Western Athletic Conference) overcame a sluggish first half that saw New Mexico State (10-8, 4-2 WAC) take a 42-27 lead at the break – the Vandals' largest halftime deficit of the season – but Idaho rallied on 60 percent overall and 55.6 three-point shooting in the second half.
"For whatever reason, hung over from the Utah State or Denver games or whatever the case may be, we didn't come out with fire against the team picked to win our league," Idaho head coach Don Verlin said about the first half performance. "We hung with our game plan and we were able to fight a little bit better in the second half."
Idaho didn't go on a huge scoring run to cut NM State's big lead, they simply chipped away throughout the second half. A Stephen Madison triple with 43 seconds to play tied the game at 68-68, but the Aggies got a layup from Bandja Sy on the next possession to take a two-point lead.
Vandal senior Kyle Barone was fouled with 3.5 seconds to go and he calmly drained both of the one-and-one free throws to knot the game back up at 70-70. Idaho junior Marcus Bell gambled on a steal on the ensuing inbounds and was whistled for a reach-in foul with 2.7 seconds left to send NM State's Daniel Mullings to the line for a pair of free throws. He missed the first, but made the second to give the Aggies the win.
"I thought we competed, had some guys step up and make some shots and we executed pretty well down the stretch to come back from what felt like a billion down," Verlin said. "There's some bright things, but the bottom line is we've got to learn to finish games. We've had three games in a row with chances to win and we haven't gotten any of them."
Idaho shot 25-of-48 (.521) from the floor, 6-of-14 (.429) from 3-point range and a WAC season-best 14-of-15 (.933) from the free throw line. The Vandals out-rebounded the Aggies by a 29-25 margin, outscored NM State in the paint, 36-32, and on the fast break, 10-4.
New Mexico State had a big edge in points off turnovers with a 15-2 margin. Idaho gave up 11 possessions, while the Aggies turned it over just four times. Each team had eight assists in the game.
As a team, NM State shot 25-of-52 (.481) overall and 4-of-11 (.364) from 3-point range. The Aggies went 17-of-25 (.680) from the free throw line.
Barone tallied his fifth double-double in his last six games with game highs 18 points and 10 rebounds, while sophomore guard Connor Hill put in 17 points on 6-of-14 shooting. After missing his first six 3-point attempts in the game, Hill drained each of his last three and scored 15 second-half points to help spur the comeback.
K.C. Ross-Miller and Sim Bhullar tallied 16 points apiece, while Sy added 14 points for the Aggies. Mullings, who entered the game ranked second in the WAC with 19.4 points per game in league play, finished with just eight points on 2-of-9 shooting.
NM State outscored Idaho 23-9 over the game's first nine minutes and stretched that lead to as many as 17 points on a Bhullar layup with 13 seconds remaining in the first half.
"We didn't have any energy and we weren't running our offense with pace," Hill said of the first half. "In the second half we ran our offense with pace, we were hitting shots, we were getting stops and we were getting out in transition for easy layups and that got us back in the game."
Idaho used a 7-0 run, starting at the 12:36 mark of the second half, to cut a 52-39 Aggie lead down to six points at 52-46. The lead never got back to double figures at that point and Idaho continued to whittle down the deficit leading up to the final minute's drama.
The Vandals hit the road next week to face league-leading Louisiana Tech, which moved to 14-3 overall and 5-0 in WAC play with a 73-71 win at UTSA on Saturday. The Vandals will also swing by UT Arlington. The Mavericks took a 91-74 road win at Texas State on Saturday to move to 8-6 overall and 3-2 in the WAC.
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I attended LinuxWorld in New York this year, so I thought I'd scope out any printing-related information (in between scoping for actual work-related details, of course). I also record a few other nifty things at the show...
I dropped by HP's printing demo Wednesday, and had a chat with John Oleinik, an HP fellow who gave me some actual info on HP's inkjet driver plans. Keith Burres of VA also said hello; he's a manager of the related work there.
In short, they've indeed got real plans. Come Spring, they will be shipping and offering tentative support for a Ghostscript-based driver that drives the bulk of their modern DeskJets. Details:
- The driver is not DLF-free; the license is a with-source affair plus a "for use with HP printers only" clause. It's otherwise BSD-ish. I asked Bruce Perens about this, and he says that it'll be a few months: the only reason it's not a proper free license is that HP must complete a patent search so they can satisfy themselves that they aren't treading on anyone's patents. They absolutely plan on fixing the license in the future.
- The driver is derived from an embedded (ie set-top, kiosk, etc) developer SDK HP has shipped for a while. Basically they've made that operate on Linux with Ghostscript as a front-end. In theory, arbitrary non-Ghostscript raster-generating software could use the drivers directly, but this would be a special-purpose situation. Postscript and PDF are clearly the way to do general printing.
- HP will offer end-user support, via email only; they will be releasing this first through VA's SourceForge project and crossing their fingers that most users go there for support and help themselves.
- I'm not sure if this will show up in the box, or if penguins will appear on HP packaging.
- The driver does include full support for decent output: most or all of the various PhotoRET and such modes are supported. The code will be there for all to see--color code and all. At LinuxWorld, they were demoing the driver; it did indeed make pretty pictures. I printed lots of samples on the DeskJet 990 they had there, most of which I will be delivering to the gimp-print lead, since he wasn't able to make it.
- The driver does not support any PPA DeskJets; supposedly there is some sort of legal tangle with Microsoft. In theory, the free pnm2ppa project could make use of the code, since it would be for HP inkjets, but then their code would have to be nonfree, and that seems unlikely. Perhaps later, when the license is fixed.
- The driver supports few if any printer-specific features; ink levels, alignment, duplex, banner paper, etc aren't done. The usual "driver" features from the Windows world like poster and email printing are also not offered, but they don't belong in a driver, anyway.
- The driver is in two parts: minor-sounding mods to Ghostscript to support a shared-memory coprocess (as opposed to pipe) sort of "filter", plus of course the "filter" itself. Reputedly the "filter" in fact operates as a persistent daemon, but I got the feeling that Ghostscript still handles the output. I guess they bounce raster and color ops through the daemon from the Ghostscript-end driver (arguably this is an end-run around the GPL, but Ghostscript licensing is already pretty awkward, and the intent is clearly not obfuscation, since the daemon code is readable. I'm not overly concerned yet...).
It's clear that there are various projects that can use the code as is; Mike of CUPS could probably adopt the drivers into native cups ones, and various distributions will probably ship the gnulpr/gpr/rhs-printfilters kit that VA will undoubtedly whip up for HP.
More information can (or will eventually) be found at HP's SourceForge page [3].
In the meantime, you can discuss or ask questions in linuxprinting.hp.general [4], and I'll try to get the HP guys to answer.
I bumped into IBM's Mark VanDerWiele; he's part of their OMNI [5] printer driver project. They're making steady progress; evidently the plug-in structure for dithers and such has been tidied up a bit, and most interestingly, they've just added Canon inkjet support.
I chatted with them a bit about this. Their Canon support was written using the NDA information they've had access to over the years. They obtained Canon's blessing to release the resulting drivers under the LGPL. Evidently the story is that Canon isn't yet willing to step up an explicitly do this itself, but this roundabout method of "documenting" their devices through IBM's project was workable.
IBM plans to move OMNI over to SourceForge, since it's sort of languishing somewhere in IBM's DeveloperWorks website.
[End of printing-related events.]
IBM was also demonstrating their Linux Watches. The prototype that everyone has seen on the web was there, along with a more interesting second-generation prototype sporting a really glorious new screen. Instead of a normal glass LCD panel, this watch featured a 640x480 bright yellow organic polymer display. Apparently it consumes only slightly more power than the unbacklight LCD, but it's so bright and sharp that it's like night and day.
I want a Pilot with that display...
Axel had a demonstration of their VNC thin client [6]. It's not quite perfect yet, but it represents an sensible way to get a low-cost terminal. Existing "thin clients" like Wyse or NeoWare's terminals generally contain full-fledged Linux or BSD firmware, an X server, and so forth; they therefore tend to cost more than an equivalent computer. By implementing the VNC protocol directly, a terminal could, in theory, offer full graphical connectivity in a very small footprint. Axel has done this; the terminal they sell has only 1MB RAM. It supposedly goes for a smidge under $300. Alas, the current model only does 800x600x8; they'll have to double that in every dimension first, and cut the cost a bit. Even so, it's sold for nearly half what traditional X terminals usually go for.
I asked if they were planning a wireless webpad-style device, since this is obviously the way to do that, and it hadn't occured to them. Pity.
Thursday evening, I wandered into HP's reception at the Marriot, intending to meet Bruce Perens. While I missed Bruce, I did bump into Greg and Keith, who have been working together on the HP printing stuff. They offered to sneak me into the Revolution OS screening, which had "sold out" moments after popping up on Slashdot. So I got to see it.
Unfortunately, the theater was little more than half full; evidently the Slashdot crowd got lost on the way to the theater. The film itself was quite good; it was the director's first real film effort, financed on credit cards and shot on 35mm film. The fellow was apparently in student government with Larry Augustin at Stanford, so in part it tracked VA's rise, as well as the rise of Linux and free software in general. There were substantial interviews with RMS, Linus, ESR, Bruce, and Larry Augustin, as well as coverage of the FSF formation, Linux history, Cygnus, VA, etc; right up through the Netscape Mozilla release and VA IPO. Even Windows Refund Day was covered.
All in all it was a vastly better treatment than AntiTrust, which treated free software so poorly that I felt obligated to post this article [7] on Advogato. Revolution OS did a vastly better job of capturing the spirit of free software and the worldwide community around it.


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The Princeton sprint football team concluded the 2012 campaign with a 36-21 loss at Penn Friday evening in Philadelphia. The Tigers managed to come within a possession in the third quarter, but the Quakers surged past a rallying Princeton side (0-7, 0-6 CSFL).
Penn jumped out to a 14-0 advantage in the first quarter, before the Tigers responded with a touchdown of their own. Joe Bush threw a 72-yard touchdown to Nicolas Lulli with 3:16 left.
Down 26-7, Bush found an open Sean Conrad for a 12-yard touchdown run with 10:25 remaining in the third quarter. The Tigers then made it a one-possession contest, 26-21, with a Bush one-yard touchdown seven minutes later.
Bush threw 207 yards, going 12-for-33, in his complete game performance. Defensively, Conrad had a team-high 12 tackles, while Ross Cadman made Princeton's lone interception.
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The Potlatch Conservation Education Center at Cook's Lake will be changing its operating hours starting Monday, Oct. 1.
Presently, the center, 625 Cook's Lake Road in Casscoe, is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Manager Tana Beasley said, in October, the new hours would have the center closed on Monday and open on Saturday.
"Hopefully, it will bring on more usage because that's when most people can come," she said.
The 72-acre conservation education facility is operated under a joint agreement between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. It is 20 miles southeast of Stuttgart and surrounded by 1,850 acres of upland and bottomland hardwood forest, including a two-mile long oxbow lake and a 40-acre green timber reservoir.
It's use includes a monthly quilting program as well as a summer-time hummingbird banding program. More events are being planned.
Beasley, who has one assistant, said they see anywhere from 300 to 600 people in a month depending on the season. It is funded by the 1/8th cent Conservation Sales Tax Amendment 75, which makes it free to school and approved groups.
Group activities may be scheduled for any day be appointment only, and Beasley said people will have to sign in and sign out when they come on Saturday so she could keep track of who is at the center at all times.
The change won't be that big of a difference to Beasley, who previously worked Saturdays when she had an event. Since March, she has worked more Saturdays than she had off. "So I might as well be working," she said.
For more information or to suggest a program, call Beasley at (870) 241-3373.
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Resident News for February 2014
Mayor Williams and City Council Host Rededication for Peter Spencer Plaza (Photo Gallery)Posted on 02/28/2014
Mayor Dennis P. Williams joined City Council President Theo Gregory, members of City Council and other City officials to celebrate the rededication of Peter Spencer Plaza.
Mayor Williams Hosts First Ministerial Advisory Council MeetingPosted on 02/28/2014
The Ministerial Advisory Council will meet quarterly. For more information, please contact the Office of the Mayor at (302) 576-2100.
City of Wilmington Hosts Building Communities of Trust Initiative RoundtablePosted on 02/26/2014
Local law enforcement agencies, members of the area federal fusion center and community members gathered to discuss effective strategies to better engage communities to support local police agencies.
New Date for Market Street Artwork Unveiling AnnouncedPosted on 02/25/2014
Mayor Dennis P. Williams and Interim Chief Bobby L. Cummings will join with Downtown Visions, the Creative Vision Factory, and the local business community to unveil window art that will cover vacant store fronts in the 400 block of N. Market Street.
City of Wilmington Hosts Re-Dedication Ceremony for Peter Spencer PlazaPosted on 02/25/2014
Mayor Williams to sign resolution re-establishing Wilmington Civil Rights Commission
Wilmington City Council Member Shabazz Encourages City Residents to Attend the Westin Wilmington Hotel Career Fair on the RiverfrontPosted on 02/21/2014
Shabazz Partners with Council Colleague Sherry Dorsey Walker (D-6th) to Support the March 5 Event at the Chase Center to Bring Jobs to City Residents
Mayor Williams Thanks City Council for Approving ShotSpotter Ordinance Proposed by Williams AdministrationPosted on 02/20/2014
ShotSpotter is cutting-edge technology that will lead to more effective policing and, hopefully, a reduction in gun violence.
Kiwanis of Wilmington, Delaware Honors Wilmington Fire, Police and Paramedic ProfessionalsPosted on 02/20/2014
On Wednesday, February 19, 2014, The Kiwanis Club of Wilmington, Delaware, Inc. celebrated its Annual Civil Service Awards and Dinner at the Hotel du Pont in Wilmington.
Mayor Williams Shares Photos of Visit with Kuumba Academy StudentsPosted on 02/20/2014
Mayor Williams sits down with students at Kuumba Academy to enjoy a healthy lunch. (February 19, 2014)
City of Wilmington Allocates State Grant Funds to Implement ShotSpotterPosted on 02/19/2014
Williams Administration to Present ShotSpotter Ordinance Before City Council
UPDATE: Weather-related Revised Sanitation Collection SchedulePosted on 02/19/2014
Updated Sanitation Schedule (Holiday Schedule)
Department of Parks and Recreation Serves More Than 13,000 Meals to Children and Adults Through Food ProgramPosted on 02/19/2014
The Department of Parks and Recreation's Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) increased the number of meals served to residents and citizens of the City of Wilmington by 16 percent.
Wilmington City Council Agenda for the Meeting of Thursday, February 20, 2014Posted on 02/19/2014
Agenda Includes a Synopsis of Each Ordinance and Resolution
Mayor Williams Shares Photos of Visit with DCAD StudentsPosted on 02/18/2014
Mayor Dennis P. Williams and Sophia Hanson, Director of Planning and Urban Design, tour the Delaware College of Art and Design with DCAD students and administrators. (February 6, 2014)
City of Wilmington Delegation to Participate in Prestigious Leadership InstitutePosted on 02/12/2014
Group will travel to the Community Progress Leadership Institute in March to formulate a plan to reduce vacant housing in Wilmington
City Council Member Hanifa Shabazz Calls for Entrepreneurs to Gather on February 18 for Training, Experience and SuccessPosted on 02/12/2014
4th District Council Member and Partners Have a Goal of Creating an Eastside RISING Empowerment Center to Produce Businesses and Jobs
Borrowing from Wilmington Native Bob Marley, Council President Gregory Wants a Tatnall Street Park Named "One Love Park"Posted on 02/12/2014
The Council Leader Says a Name Can Transmit Thoughts That Become Actions That Help an Entire Community Become a Better Place
Mayor Williams Joins Downtown Visions, DelDOT Secretary Bhatt, City Council President Gregory and Councilwoman Shabazz to Kick Off Improved Wilmington Trolley Route 32Posted on 02/12/2014
Beginning Monday, February 10, 2014, the Wilmington Trolley will now run every 20 minutes, from 10:45 a.m. until 10:45 p.m. and the improved trolley route will connect the Riverfront area, Market Street and part of the Trinity vicinity.
Mayor Williams Pens Open Letter and Encourages City to Celebrate Black History MonthPosted on 02/11/2014
Black History Month is a time to reflect not on the travesties of the struggle, but achievements of our efforts. This month should also remind everyone of the importance of human rights for all people.
Wilmington City Council Members Continue Efforts to Have the City Adopt the ShotSpotter Gunfire Tracking SystemPosted on 02/11/2014
Council Members Michael A. Brown, Sr. (At-Large), and Darius Brown (3rd District) Have Led the Drive for the Adoption of the Technology
The City of Wilmington Announces Partnership with Eastside Rising InitiativePosted on 02/06/2014
The City's Department of Parks and Recreation has committed to providing scholarship opportunities for residents in the City of Wilmington to receive training and skill development with Local Union 55.
Mayor Williams Cuts Ribbon at Hercules Food Court Grand OpeningPosted on 02/04/2014
Mayor Dennis P. Williams joined McConnell Johnson Real Estate in celebrating the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony of the Food Court in the Hercules atrium.


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Week of Oct. 7
Published: Monday, October 7, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, October 3, 2013 at 7:55 p.m.
The following is a list of local sporting events for the week of Oct. 7:
Friday, Oct. 11
Lexington at North Rowan
West Davidson at Thomasville
North Davidson at Parkland
Central Davidson at Southern Guilford
East Davidson at Salisbury
Asheboro at Ledford
South Stanly at South Davidson
Monday, Oct. 7
East Davidson at Central Davidson
TW Andrews at Lexington
Ledford at Wheatmore
Salem Academy at Westchester
Tuesday, Oct. 8
DCCC at Spartanburg Methodist
East Davidson at Lexington
Thomasville at North Rowan
Salisbury at West Davidson
Central Davidson at Southwestern Randolph
Woodland at Sheets
American Hebrew at Westchester
Wednesday, Oct. 9
Ledford at Asheboro
Trinity at South Davidson
Thursday, Oct. 10
Sandhills at DCCC
West Davidson at East Davidson
Lexington at Thomasville
Western Guilford at Central Davidson
Southwestern Randolph at Ledford
Tri-City at Sheets
Friday, Oct. 11
Westchester at American Hebrew
Monday, Oct. 7
Salisbury at East Davidson
North Rowan at Lexington
Thomasville at West Davidson
North Davidson at Davie County
Central Davidson at South Rowan
Western Guilford at Ledford
South Davidson at North Moore
Tuesday, Oct. 8
Woodland at Sheets
Wednesday, Oct. 9
East Davidson at Thomasville
Lexington at Salisbury
West Davidson at North Rowan
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Ledford at Southern Guilford
Thursday, Oct. 10
South Davidson at West Davidson
Reagan at North Davidson
Tri-City at Sheets
Monday, Oct. 7
CCC qualifying tournament at Lexington
Tuesday, Oct. 8
CCC qualifying tournament at Lexington
Wednesday, Oct. 9
CCC match (Winding Creek)
MPC match (Lexington)
Thursday, Oct. 10
CCC championship (18 holes) at Salisbury
Tuesday, Oct. 8
CCC meet at Thomasville
MPC meet at Ledford
Thursday, Oct. 10
Union Grove vs. Vandalia (Hagan Stone)
Westchester at Caldwell
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I have been having medical problems for a while, which is the main reason I stopped the book.
I thought I would be back by now but my situation got worse on December 31st.
I do not know when or if I will have the book available again.
There have been offers to help which I have greatly appreciated but I do not need to deal with anything else at this time.


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By Steve Kilar, Baltimore Sun reporter
The list of contenders for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award has been narrowed to 10 quarterbacks: Andy Dalton (TCU), Pat Devlin (Delaware), Nathan Enderle (Idaho), Colin Kaepernick (Nevada), Jake Locker (Washington), Greg McElroy (Alabama), Christian Ponder (Florida State), Ricky Stanzi (Iowa), Tyrod Taylor, (Virginia Tech), and Scott Tolzien (Wisconsin).
Twenty-two quarterbacks were on the original Golden Arm list, which was narrowed to 15 two weeks ago. The five players most recently eliminated are: Ben Chappell (Indiana University), Ricky Dobbs (Navy), Jerrod Johnson (Texas A&M), Kevin Riley (Cal) and T.J. Yates (North Carolina).
The Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award is presented annually to a college senior quarterback. In existence since 1987, the Golden Arm has been awarded to more current NFL players than the Heisman Trophy.


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You can access websites that you visit regularly by pinning them to the taskbar on your Windows 7 desktop.
Pinning a site is simple: just drag its tab to the taskbar—the website's icon will stay there until you remove it. When you click the icon later, the website will open in Internet Explorer.
Whenever you open a pinned site, the website icon appears at the top of the browser, so you have easy access to original webpage that you pinned. The Back and Forward buttons change color to match the color of the icon.
For more information about adding and removing pinned sites, see Pin a website to your taskbar.
You can now search directly from the Address bar. If you enter a website's address, you'll go directly to the website. If you enter a search term or incomplete address, you'll launch a search using the currently selected search engine. Click the address bar to select your search engine from the listed icons or to add new ones.
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In 2014, the Wildcats competed in the postseason in the NAIA Independent Grouping Championships in Joplin, Mo., but each squad fell in its only matches of the tournament. Off the court, the men's squad garnered Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete awards including Zach Aldrich, Devin Glasgow and Ryan Gleue.
Along with his coaching duties at Baker, he is also a teaching professional at the Jayhawk Tennis Center in Lawrence, Kan.
Ahmadian began his playing career at Baker in 2003 and helped lead the Wildcats to a conference final appearance against Graceland that season as an individual and a doubles player.
His sophomore season, Ahmadian only lost two singles matches and only four doubles matches with playing partner, Jose Mota. He was named the 2005 NAIA National "Player to Watch".
In 2006-07, Ahmadian and Mota achieved a national ranking of No. 22 and advanced to the finals of the Region V ITA Championships. The Dallas, Texas native, was named the 2008 Baker University Male Athlete of the Year by his classmates and served as the assistant coach for both the men's and women's teams in 2008-09.


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On Saturday, March 19th, iNSPiRE, in association with Giant Step and Dusty Groove America, bring soul to The Shrine in Chicago. Singer-songwriter Anthony David will be backed by Verzatile, with special guest Marz G and DJ Mark Fullaflava.
Atlanta-based Anthony David is best known for his hit 2008 single "Words," [Youtube] a duet with India.Arie, but his career started long before then. An accomplished songwriter, his working relationship with Arie began in 2001 when he contributed the song "Part of My Life" to her 7x Grammy nominated album Acoustic Soul. Since then, he has released 4 albums and toured extensively. His latest album As Above So Below (3/22) shows him teaming up with Nashville's Shannon Sanders, and features guest artists such as upcoming Atlanta songstress Algebra, rapper Phonte of Little Brother, and Shawn Stockman of Boys II Men. So if you'll be in Chi-town this weekend, mark your calendars for Saturday and get tickets!


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This odd question suddenly popped into my head while I was sleeping. How do Pokemon do it. How do they have sex?
You but them in a daycare and you come back to find a *gasp* egg. But how do they reproduce? Do they communicate? Is there anal penetration? I don't see any sign of penises on the male Pokemon. The only proof of attraction are the moves attract and charm.
These moves bring up another question: Do Pokemon have sexual pleasure? Do they do it only through instinct? They do seem to be attracted to each other (In my Pokemon Yellow game, when you enter the Pokemon fan club, your Pikachu gets a crush gets a crush on the Chansey).
On an irrelevant note: When vampires drink the blood of a drunk ,do they get drunk too?
You may hate me for posting a topic here on Pokemon, but you are the only guys with enough maturity to answer this question with some formality.


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The Golden Pine Resort and Spa
situated in the midst of rolling countryside and surrounded by Paddy
Fields which, at harvesting time, resemble a vast ocean of gold. The
Resort's location is just 10 minutes from the International airport
and 25 minutes from Chiang Rai town.
A total of eighty self contained cottages are constructed in such
a way a to blend seamlessly with the unspool Lanna countryside, each
one having a front and rear veranda with a bench set. In the centre
is an extremely attractive swimming pool complete with Jacuzzi and graced
by a Mermaid in tireless attendance. The use of local timbers enhance
the interior of each Cottage which consists of a bedroom, a separate
en-suite bathroom, shower cubicle and W.C. Satellite TV and IDD telephones
as well as a Mini Bar are provided to ensure convenience and entertainment
for guests.
The Sang Chan Restaurant features International
and Thai Cuisine as well as light meals in the form of 'snacks' and
has a well stocked Bar. Guests can dine either in air-conditioned comfort
or on the Terrace where the splendor of the star studded tropical night
sky can be fully appreciated. Every evening there is some form of entertainment
such as music and a singer, to enhance the pleasure of the evening meal.
Hotel Facilities and Services
The resort is an ideal 'retreat' for Seminars, Conferences and Meetings
as well as for Weddings and Receptions of all kinds. Up to eighty participants
or guests can be comfortably accommodated in a large hall where the
only distraction might be the wonderful views of the Lanna Countryside
through the windows. A full range of Audio/Visual equipment as well
as appropriate seating and lighting arrangements are available.
This Swimming Pool is one of the focal points of the Resort and its cool refreshing waters never cease to bring pleasure and enjoyment to the young and old alike! . An early morning swim is invigorating and a late afternoon leisurely dip is both relaxing and wholly enjoyable.
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A variety of half and full day Excursion Tours are available which can be booked at the Resort. These include a visit to the Golden Triangle which in former days was well known for its Poppy cultivation and Opium Manufacture. The busy border town of Mae Sai is also very interesting with its multitude of colorful goods on sale. A visit to the Mekong Delta which includes an exhilarating boat ride is also an event to be enjoyed by all. A most agreeable evening diversion is to visit the Night Bazaar at Chiang Rai when all manner of Hill Tribe handicrafts are on display and for sale as souvenirs. Longer tripe to Thailand's second City of Chiang Mai are also available and much much more besides! It is simply a mater of 'time and inclination' as the possibilities for side trips are endless!.
Resort is situated in the midst
of rolling countryside and Rice Fields which at harvest time resemble
a vast sea of gold waving in the breeze! The city of Chiang Rai is only
15 km away and the International Airport is just 8 km in the same direction
which requires only a 10 minute drive as there is littler no traffic
to cause hindrance. In fact the Resort is built on the site of what
was a small village which was famous for it s succulent Pineapples and
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Things to see and do - Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Leaving for France
Les Eyzies-de-Tayac :
Unmissable tourist sites
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Hostellerie du Passeur from70 €Book
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Les Eyzies-de-Tayac Travel guide
Les Eyzies-de-Tayac : Michelin's recommendations
Along with Lascaux, the village of Les Eyzies overlooking the Vézère valley is one of the most important centres of prehistory in France. Here, grottos and caves have been carved out of the cliff face, making this a paradise for visitors interested in cave paintings and engravings.
Tourist attractions Les Eyzies-de-Tayac : Things to see and do
Musée National de Préhistoire
1 rue du Musée F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Occupying the fortress built by Jean-Guy de Beynac in 1585, this museum is dedicated to the Palaeolithic era. It houses a superb collection of prehistoric tools and art and presents information on prehistoric man, dating methods, cutting techniques u..
Font-de-Gaume Grotto
4 avenue des Grottes F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
This site is 120 m long and is the last prehistoric site with multicoloured figures still open to the public. Most of the paintings date back to the middle of the Magdalenian age, while some of the wall paintings belong to the same period as Lascaux ..
Cave of the Grand Roc
D 47 F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
From the terrace at the entrance to the cave (discovered by J Maury in 1924), there is a fine view of the Vézère Valley. After 40m of narrow tunnels, there is an extraordinary profusion of stalactites and stalagmites of coral-like beauty (note the &q..
Hotels Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Hotel de France
1, Rue du Moulin F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Situated on a small street parallel to the city's main street, Hotel de France offers an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant, a bar, and Wi-Fi is free of charge in the entire property. The rooms are located in the main hotel or in the annexe, just a..
Hôtel le Centenaire
2 avenue du Cingle F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
This hotel is just 170 metres from the Cro-Magnon Shelter and 350 metres from the National prehistoric Museum. Dating from 1964, it offers a heated, outdoor swimming pool and an on-site bar. Decorated in a classic style, the air-conditioned rooms at..
Hôtel des Roches
15 avenue de La Forge F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Prix Prices from : 85 €
Hotel des Roches is located at the foot of Les Eyzies cliffs in the in the Vézère Valley. It is surrounded by a garden with an outdoor swimming pool and a stream. There is also a private bar on site. Rooms at Hotel des Roches are each individually d..
Restaurants Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
4 avenue de Laugerie F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
To find this restaurant, simply follow the scent of the wisteria! Food lovers can look forward to appetising cooking in a contemporary vein with quality ingredients, as well as well-chosen wines. When the weather is fine make the most of the terrace.
Le Cro Magnon
54 avenue de la Préhistoire F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Les Glycines Côté Bistro
4 avenue de Laugerie F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Au Vieux Moulin
2 rue du Moulin-Bas F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
This mill provides a charming setting with its paddle wheel, the gentle rushing of the river and a decor that couldn't be more rustic. Savour tasty and skilfully prepared traditional dishes here.
Hostellerie du Passeur
place de la Mairie F - 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac


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How To Dress To An Interview
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