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Android currently accounts for 50-percent of the smartphone market. So does the release of the iPhone 4S mean that Apple could overtake Android in the market share battle? Almost certainly not. But we are beginning to see record sales numbers for the release of the 4S which, when combined with opening up the market a bit more by adding another carrier (Sprint), could see Apple take a bigger bite out of the pie.Read More
Until recently a purely lab based technology, brainwave (electroencephalograph or EEG) headsets are trickling into the marketplace in a number of different guises. But what exactly do these devices do, how do they differ from each other and - with potential applications ranging from medicine to gaming and market research – who will use them and for what purpose? Dr. Max Sutherland takes a closer look.Read More
With the Academy Awards just days away, movie fans online are increasingly discussing the ten nominees for best picture along with the five actors and five actresses nominated in a lead role, according to Nielsen Research. Nielsen spiders, records and monitors most open-to-web blogs, forums, groups and a whole range of social media to see which subjects command share-of-voice and makes this massive database available to companies as part of its suite of research offerings – interestingly, though the betting odds available from bookmakers doesn't quite mirror the share-of-voice, there's clearly a high correlation.Read More
A combination of device availability, network speeds, content availability and consumer interest has lead to mobile Internet use reaching critical mass, states a report by Nielsen Mobile. The paper predicts that we can expect to see a rapid growth in consumer adoption and mobile marketing in the following years. Mobile Internet use generated over $5 billion in 2007, and accounted for $1.7 billion in Q1 of this year.Read More
March 19, 2007 Once regarded as frivolous and inconsequential, the game console is fast gaining mainstream media clout and the third generation of consoles has further expanded its penetration into homes with 150 million US citizens now having access to at least one console - more than half (52.4%) of the total U.S. television population. As a medium it is particularly strong among key demographic groups with more than two-thirds (67.7%) of all men 18-34 and 80 percent of men 12-17 years of age. The number of video game consoles in U.S. television households has expanded by 18.5% in just two years, according to a new report. Specific console penetration details have not yet been released. Read More
December 21, 2006 The three decade era of the VCR has finally ended with the home video recording baton being passed briefly to the DVD player before the market decides what comes next from a plethora of technologies such as Tivo, VOD, DirecTV and direct recording to computer. Surprisingly, it has taken DVD almost a decade to overtake the VCR, being launched in 1997 and becoming more popular in the sales channel in 2003. The point where more U.S. households own DVD players than VCRs was passed in the third quarter of this year according to Media research giant Nielsen's Home Technology Report which shows that 81.2% of all households now own a DVD compared with 79.2% of households owning VCRs. Interestingly, though it has been around several decades longer, the Personal Computer is still only present in 73.4% of U.S. homes and the fast-moving MP3 player is still only in 26.7% of U.S. homes.Read More
November 28, 2006 Mobile multimedia is the next frontier of digital commerce and a new Nielsen study for Nokia has some interesting insights into the rapidly changing landscape which addresses individuals with entertainment in ways previously unavailable. Gathered by conducting one hour interviews with 1800 participants across China, Germany, India, Spain, Thailand and the United States, the results found mobile phone gamers average 28 minutes per session (highest India with average 39 minutes), that one third of them play daily, that phone games are played on the move (61%) almost as much as they are played at home (62%). Also, mobile phone gamers are making the most of their idle time with 56% preferring to play while waiting for something to happen. Read More
April 15, 2006 When the US sneezes, the world catches cold, and in no area is the US more a leader than in media technology and trends. Which augers well for the internet economy with the release of the full 2005 year Nielsen Monitor-Plus, the advertising intelligence service of Nielsen Media Research.. Advertising spending for 2005 rose 4.2% over 2004. Advertising spending increased in many reported media, led by Internet (23.3% gain), National Spanish-Language TV (16.9%) and Cable TV 11%). Local (10.1%) and National Consumer Magazine advertising (6.7%) continued to rebound with healthy gains in 2005 and outdoor media put on a healthy 7.3% gain. Read More
As Americans learn to live with the internet, the US online population has surged past the 200 million mark and home access is closing on 100%. Nielsen//NetRatings reports that nearly 75% of Americans have access to the Internet from home, up from 66% in February 2003. In just a handful of years, online access has managed to gain the type oftraction that took other mediums decades to achieve,' said Kenneth Cassar, director of strategic analysis, Nielsen//NetRatings. Unlike the internet of old, where web usage was a pastime skewed towards a younger, academic, male audience the figures now show women use the web more than men, that the age group that uses it most is 35-54 and it is gaining significant traction as a life-management tool. Read More
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Justin Bieber Has "Worst Birthday" After Paparazzi Clash in London
Justin Bieber's 19th birthday was unfortunately a bust.
Just hours after the singer excitedly tweeted on Friday night, "Big night ahead," he took to Twitter to lament, "Worst birthday."
So what went down?
It's not exactly clear, but it seems the paparazzi may have been to blame for interfering with Bieber's party at London's Cirque du Soir night club.
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The Biebs' friends, at least, are pointing fingers at the paps for ruining the pop star's big night.
Ryan Butler tweeted, "This is unbelievable. Can't even have fun on his birthday. Paparazzi are absolute d**kheads here."
And Alfredo Flores wrote, "I mean… I have no words. Paparazzi are disgusting. Wont even allow a 19 year old enjoy his birthday. Hurting fans? Makes no sense #ashame."
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Flores added, "I'm disgusted. I remember this day all to well 2 years ago in LA. It just won't ever quit. Wish he could just have a few hours…"
Bieber's fan base has also followed suit, making "#BeliebersHatesPaparazzi" a trending topic.
However, other reports suggest the singer's entourage clashed with Cirque du Soir's security, prompting Bieber and his party to leave the venue way before his bash properly got started.
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WXYZ Chief Meteorologist Dave Rexroth undergoes surgery to remove eye after fireworks accident
(WXYZ) - WXYZ Chief Meteorologist Dave Rexroth underwent surgery today to remove his eye following a fireworks accident.
His doctor reports it went very well. The doctor confirms Dave's eye was cut in the accident, but there were no actual burns – which will ease the process of replacing it with a prosthetic eye. Dave will remain in Iowa until a follow up exam scheduled for next Thursday. The plan is to return to Michigan after that to continue his recovery, and prepare for his next surgery.
Dave and his wife Deb again send their thanks for all of your thoughts, prayers and good wishes.
We will be sure to continue to update you on his progress.
On Tuesday, Dave posted a message on his Facebook page to express his appreciation to everyone who has sent words of love and support following the fireworks accident that resulted in the loss of his eye.
"Although the past few days have been challenging, I have been overwhelmed by the love and kind words from not only those closest to me but every single one of you," says Rexroth. "Over my 14 years in Detroit and southeast Michigan, I've been truly blessed with the most caring and supportive viewers, coworkers and friends ever. Your thoughts, prayers, and encouragement are really helping me get through this. Thank you all so much. I look forward to being back on air and being able to thank you directly."
Dave Rexroth was injured while vacationing with his family in Iowa City, Iowa. The fireworks accident, which happened on July 4, caused Dave to lose sight in his left eye.
After surgery and some recovery time, Dave will begin the process to receive a prosthetic eye. He expects to fully recover by September.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with Dave and his family and they have our full support during this difficult time. As Dave recovers, we'll provide updates on his progress – and we look forward to his return to Action News," said Ed Fernandez, vice president and general manager of WXYZ.
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Bill Nye, the harmless children's edu-tainer known as "The Science Guy," managed to offend a select group of adults in Waco, Texas at a presentation, when he suggested that the moon does not emit light, but instead reflects the light of the sun.
As even most elementary-school graduates know, the moon reflects the light of the sun but produces no light of its own.
But don't tell that to the good people of Waco, who were "visibly angered by what some perceived as irreverence," according to the Waco Tribune.
Nye was in town to participate in McLennan Community College's Distinguished Lecture Series. He gave two lectures on such unfunny and adult topics as global warming, Mars exploration, and energy consumption.
But nothing got people as riled as when he brought up Genesis 1:16, which reads: "God made two great lights -- the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars."
The lesser light, he pointed out, is not a light at all, but only a reflector.
At this point, several people in the audience stormed out in fury. One woman yelled "We believe in God!" and left with three children, thus ensuring that people across America would read about the incident and conclude that Waco is as nutty as they'd always suspected.
This story originally appeared in the Waco Tribune, but the newspaper has mysteriously pulled its story from the online version, presumably to avoid further embarrassment.
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I don't think people were upset because they didn't know the moon reflects the sun's light. I'm sure they were offended because Bill implied their religion is nonsense. Of all the scriptures he could pick on, it was also an odd choice. God created two lights in the sky, the bible says, but it doesn't mention that one of them is just reflecting light from the other. So, should it mention that? Is that important to the point being made? They're both sources of light that God allegedly created. It's kind of like he got up there and split hairs just for the sake of showing that the bible is flawed. Was that even supposed to be his topic, or was it just an off the cuff remark? Maybe he should put some material together so he can give a talk about how flawed the bible is or something. All of this to say, I think this "reflects" poorly on all involved. xD
The problem with this thread is we have to rely on someone's summary of what happened, not the original source.
I believe it's entirely possible that what really happened here was that Bill Nye implied that "Christians" believed the moon did not shine by its own light and a bunch of people got bent out of shape at the implication that they'd believe such stupid things just because they are Xians.
Many Xians are scientifically semi-literate (they won't go so far as to accept a completely naturalistic view though), even accepting an "old earth", and find the literalists an embarrassment.
Them there Texas people dan't like facts.
Both parties are incorrect with the context involved in the interpretation...that's all. Why is everyone all mad? The Waco people are just ignorant on the interpretation as is Mr. Nye. Mr. Nye is correct in his scientific answer, but the bible isn't talking about the moon and the sun here. In fact the verse has nothing to do with electromagnetic radiation, it is symbolic.
Here is Scofield's commentary, and be sure to check surrounding verses:
"The "greater light" is a type of Christ, the "Sun of righteousness" Malachi 4:2 . He will take this character at His second advent. Morally the world is now in the state between ; Genesis 1:3-16 ; Ephesians 6:12 ; Acts 26:18 ; 1 Peter 2:9 . The sun is not seen, but there is light. Christ is that light John 1:4 John 1:5 John 1:9 but "shineth in darkness," comprehended only by faith. As "Son of righteousness" He will dispel all darkness. Dispensationally the Church is in place as the "lesser light," the moon, reflecting the light of the unseen sun. The stars Genesis 1:16 are individual believers who are "lights" ; Philippians 2:15 Philippians 2:16 ; John 1:5 "
Seriously Chris, calling people names only serves to make your post seem infantile. If you think that "we all" should be considerate in our dealings with others, don't you think that calling "we all" 'Hypocritical libtards' is a poor example of how to behave, according to your perspective? If you actually have a point, it might be more effective if you attempted to make it in a less provocative and more coherent manner.
Sorry Chris, all the anger in the world is not gonna change the fact that your book is full of scientifically unsupportable quackery and bullshit.
She was pissed because she believes the Bible is the word of her God and cannot be wrong. She cannot allow her delusion to be shattered by the obvious cognitive dissonance her brain endures from believing such nonsense. So she throws a tantrum and storms out. She is followed by other sheep that must show support or be branded libtards by the pious and the sanctimonious that fill the pews around her each week.
@Chris: Which of "our books" are hypocritical on the subject or are you just throwing a little tantrum yourself? Are you just making a sweeping statement or do you have an actual argument worth debating?
Chris is a typical Christian, dumber than a doorknob, and I'm not a liberal or political in anyway, I'm not even American :)
I just wonder how proud that mom felt pulling those kids out of that lecture and 20 years down the road what that will mean?


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Three Highflyer Stocks to Consider Buying Right Now
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These companies have a high probability of success if bought on the retraces, and offer reasonable reward-to-risk as well.
This earnings quarter has produced another bunch of purchase candidates. Given the weakness in the indices up until the past week, those potential purchases have been on hold from my perspective. Now that the large-range trade has set up and the longer-term trends remain higher, it's time to consider some of the earnings highflyers that look to go higher still.
(NASDAQ:FB) is probably the most noteworthy of the candidates. Ever since it began to show that it could indeed monetize its huge user base, the stock has continue to climb higher and higher. Institutions are still underinvested, and that provides an unending stream of buyers on every dip. Technically it broke out again on the last earnings report, jumping two swing point highs and extending away from them. A gift buy now would be a retrace into the earnings breakout bar.
Another highflyer includes
(NASDAQ:NFLX), which continues to convert nonbelievers as its revenue and growth rates remain in double-digit territory year-over-year. Note these are not low PE stocks. Getting a low PE stock that is a highflyer is an oxymoron for the most part.
With Netflix, the stock continues to stair-step higher, and with a large short interest, that's unlikely to stop until they have mostly been squeezed out of those short positions. It has broken out on the
time frames as well.
For those of you not interested in higher PE stocks, here's another highflyer that won't scorch your buying interest. The PE isn't off the chart like those above, and that's probably because the stock seems out of the reach of most buyers with a $1,200+ price tag. But quarter after quarter,
(NASDAQ:PCLN) continues to deliver double-digit growth in both the top and bottom lines.
In a stock like PCLN, you just have to catch a retrace back to the latest breakout area and step in for a few shares. You will be amazed at how 20 shares can actually turn into some real money in a short period of time with a stock like this one. Note Priceline has broken out on the
longer-term time frames as well
In summary, there are always companies that outperform the market; finding ways to grow their top and bottom lines. These three are just a sampling of what's out there. They have a high probability of success if bought on the retraces and offer reasonable reward-to-risk as well. In a market that sometimes seems so overvalued, finding trades and potential core positions isn't easy, but isn't impossible either.
Editor's note: L.A. Little is a professional trader, author, and money manager who has
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John McCain says "Americans are hurting," and that in his view, there's a recession under way. That's an assessment that Bush administration officials have declined to make.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING: In the midst of a six-game homestand, the University of Arizona women's basketball team (21st A.P./23rd USA Today) will seek to continue its perfect start to the season when it faces Colorado State at home on Monday, Dec. 6, at 7 p.m. in the McKale Center. This contest opens a stretch which will see the Wildcats play four games in 10 days.
POSSIBLE STARTING LINEUP: 45 Elizabeth Pickney F 6-4 So. Houston, TX (14.6 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 1.8 bpg) 53 Tatum Brown F 6-4 Sr. Tacoma, WA (13.8 ppg, 5.8 rpg) 20 Julie Brase G 5-9 So. Tucson, AZ (8.4 ppg, 3.2 rpg 2.0 apg) 22 Monika Crank G 5-7 Sr. Page, AZ (7.2 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 2.6 apg) 23 Felecity Willis G 5-7 Sr. Apple Valley, CA (8.6 ppg, 6.2 apg, 1.8 spg)
OFF THE BENCH (listed alphabetically): 33 Tysell Bozeman G 5-8 So. Riverside, CA (0.7 ppg, 0.3 rpg, 0.3 apg) 10 Reshea Bristol G 5-10 Jr. Omaha, NE (4.6 ppg, 1.4 rpg, 2.2 spg) 3 Lisa Griffith G 5-6 Sr. Portland, OR (8.2 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 3.0 apg) 34 Angela Lackey F 6-0 Sr. Louisville, KY (12.5 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 1.5 spg) 51 Michelle Mitchell C 6-4 So. Oregon City, OR (1.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg) 21 Jamie Sturdivant G 5-7 Fr. Simi Valley, CA (0.0 ppg, 0.0 rpg) 50 LaKeisha Taylor C 6-4 So. Houston, TX (3.4 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 0.8 bpg) 35 Krista Warren G 6-2 Fr. Cloverdale, CA (2.2 ppg, 1.8 rpg)
ABOUT ARIZONA: The 21st-ranked Wildcats maintained their perfect mark this week, moving to 5-0 with an 86-76 upset of 15th-ranked UC Santa Barbara at home on Tuesday night. As of Dec. 1, Arizona was one of only 35 Divison I women's basketball teams remaining undefeated on the season.
Sophomore forward Elizabeth Pickney is leading the Cats in scoring, with her 14.6 points per game, and is second in rebounding at 5.4 per game. Senior forward Tatum Brown is a very close second in the scoring category, averaging 13.8 ppg, and is the team's top rebounder at 5.8 per game.
Senior forward Angela Lackey is third in both scoring (12.5 ppg) and rebounding (4.5 rpg). Three other players -- senior guards Felecity Willis (8.6 ppg) and Lisa Griffith (8.2) and sophomore guard Julie Brase (8.4) -- are all averaging better than eight points per game. Willis is leading the squad in assists (6.2 apg), while junior guard Reshea Bristol is tops in steals, with 2.2 per game.
GREAT START: Arizona's perfect 5-0 start by far outweighs last year's 3-2 beginning and ties the 1997-98 team's start of 5-0. The best start in the program's history was 9-0 by the 1995-96 team.
ABOUT COLORADO STATE: On a four-game win streak, the Rams improved their record to 4-1 on the season after a 73-67 win over Colorado at home on Wednesday night. Colorado State, which just wrapped up a season-opening five-game homestand, will play at Northern Arizona on Saturday before facing the Cats on Monday. Although the Rams are not ranked right now, they did receive votes for ranking in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll this week.
Three Rams are averaging in double digits in scoring, led by junior forward Heather Haanen with 14.6 points per game. Senior guard Jacque Johnson is averaging 12.6 ppg, and freshman forward Ashley Augspurger is posting 10.6 ppg and is the second-leading rebounder, at 5.4 per game. Sophomore forward Angie Gorton is CSU's top rebounder, with 6.4 rpg.
Ram head coach Tom Collen (Bowling Green, 1977) holds a 61-10 record in his third year at the head of the CSU program.
THE SERIES VS. COLORADO STATE: Arizona holds a 5-2 lead in the series with Colorado State. The Cats fell to CSU, 80-70, in Fort Collins on Dec. 27 last year, ending a streak of five straight Arizona victories in the series.
A HISTORY LESSON: Arizona has a 3-4 all-time record in games played on Dec. 6. The UA last played on that date last year, an 85-72 loss to then-2nd-ranked Louisiana Tech in the championship game of the 1998 Insight.com Bowl Basketball Classic.
ARIZONA'S LAST TIME OUT: After abysmal shooting performances in their prior contest, the Wildcats were connecting on everything in an 86-76 upset of 15th-ranked UC Santa Barbara at home on Nov. 30.
The contest was very close through the early portion of the first half, but aided by sizzling 75.9 percent shooting and a 16-2 late run, the Cats managed a 48-37 lead at the break.
The second half was another back-and-forth situation, with the Cats making runs that put them up as much as 16 points (68-52) midway through the period. A furious 24-12 rally by UCSB brought the Gauchos to within four points (80-76) at the 1:17 mark.
The UA stifled the Gaucho comeback, though, when guard Reshea Bristol made a crucial steal with 24 seconds left and then hit a pair of free throws after being fouled in transition. A layup by Tatum Brown and a couple of free throws by Lisa Griffith in the waning seconds of the contest gave the Cats the win.
Brown hit 9-of-12 from the floor en route to a career- and game-high 21 points, while pulling down a team-best seven boards. Julie Brase ran off 14 points and grabbed four rebounds, while Bristol came off the bench to add a season-high 10 points and a game-high four steals.
UCSB is the highest ranked team the Cats have defeated since they garnered a 91-90 victory over 11th-ranked Stanford on Jan. 12, 1998.
LOOKING AHEAD: On Dec. 10 and 12, Arizona will host the ninth annual Insight.com Bowl Basketball Classic. Indiana and Middle Tennessee State will play in the first game at 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 10, followed by Arizona and Texas Southern at 8 p.m. On Sunday, Dec. 12, the consolation game will be played at 1 p.m., with the championship game following at 3 p.m.
SHOOTING THE LIGHTS OUT: The Cats shot a school-record 75.9 percent (22-29) from the floor in the first half of the UCSB contest on Nov. 30. For the game, they shot 63 percent (34-54), the highest field goal percentage for any team since the school record was set at 64.3 percent (36-56) against Drake on Nov. 25, 1990.
HEAD COACH JOAN BONVICINI: In nearly a decade at the helm of the University of Arizona's women's basketball program, head coach Joan Bonvicini has collected an unparalleled list of accomplishments, both for the university and for her career.
Now in her ninth year at the UA, Bonvicini has posted a 139-98 (.586) mark and has a 464-169 (.733) record in 20 years as a collegiate head coach. She also has a 22-13 mark in NCAA tournament play and has never lost a first-round game in 13 appearances.
Prior to taking over at the UA, Bonvicini led Long Beach State to 10 consecutive NCAA appearances, including two trips to the Final Four. She registered a 325-71 mark in 12 seasons with the 49ers.
BONVICINI VS. COLORADO STATE: Arizona head coach Joan Bonvicini has 1-1 career record against Colorado State.
RACKING UP THE WINS: Joan Bonvicini needs only 20 more victories at the UA to collect as many wins as the six previous Wildcat coaches combined.
THE REST OF THE STAFF: Awarded the title of associate head coach during the summer of 1998, Denise Dove Ianello (Northern Illinois, 1991) begins her eighth year at the UA, functioning as both the team's recruiting coordinator and the perimeter coach. Second-year assistant coach Karen Caires (Cal State Northridge, 1990) works with the perimeter players, assists with scouting and recruiting and directs the Joan Bonvicini Hoop Camp. In his first year at the UA, assistant coach Curtis Loyd (Southern Utah, 1994) is involved primarily with scouting and with coaching the post players.
WEDDING BELLS AND BASKETBALLS... AND FOOTBALLS: Associate head coach Denise Dove married UA football recruiting coordinator/wide receivers coach Rob Ianello on July 3 this past summer.
DID YOU KNOW: Since Joan Bonvicini took over the Arizona program in 1991, the Wildcats have gone 72-72 against Pac-10 teams, although they have a 38-16 league mark over the last three seasons combined.
GOIN' DEEP: The best evidence that the UA is a deep squad this season? Lots of people playing lots of minutes. Currently, seven different Wildcats are averaging more than 20 minutes a game, and two more are seeing over 10 minutes a contest. That's nine players averaging more than double digits in playing time.
ARIZONA'S PRACTICE SCHEDULE: Here is the upcoming practice schedule for the Wildcats...
Thurs. Dec. 2 2-4:20 p.m. McKale, lifting after Fri. Dec. 3 4:30-7 p.m. McKale Sat. Dec. 4 9-11:30 a.m. McKale, lifting after Sun. Dec. 5 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. McKale Mon. Dec. 6 vs. Colorado State, 7 p.m. McKale Tues. Dec. 7 OFF Wed. Dec. 8 4:30-7 p.m. McKale Thurs. Dec. 9 2-4 p.m. McKale, lifting after Fri. Dec. 10 Insight.com Bowl Basketball Classic Sat. Dec. 11 3:30-5 p.m. Bear Down Sun. Dec. 12 Insight.com Bowl Basketball Classic
BENCH CONTRIBUTIONS: The UA bench has been quite productive already this season, contributing an average of 29.0 points per game. The highest point total from the bench so far this year was 37 of the Cats' 86 points at Hawai'i on Nov. 21.
STRONG SCHEDULE: There are a lot of quality teams which stand between the Wildcats and a fourth straight NCAA appearance in 2000. This year's slate features eight teams which earned NCAA berths last season, including two schools -- UCLA and Colorado State -- that played one another in the Sweet Sixteen.
Pac-10 foe UCLA is ranked fifth in this week's A.P. poll, while Oregon is 13th, UC Santa Barbara is 15th, Kansas is 18th and Stanford is 20th. Hawai'i received votes for ranking this week.
In this week's USA Today/ESPN Coaches' poll, UCLA is No. 5, UC Santa Barbara is No. 9, Oregon is No. 15, Kansas is No. 18 and Stanford is No. 21. Colorado State, Louisville, Hawai'i and Oklahoma all received votes.
DUALLY SUCCESSFUL: Eleven schools have both their men's and women's basketball teams ranked among the A.P. Top 25 this week. They are Arizona, North Carolina, Stanford, Connecticut, Kansas, Auburn, UCLA, Illinois, Duke, Tennessee and Purdue.
WE CAN HANDLE THE CLOSE ONES...: Under head coach Joan Bonvicini, the Cats have gone 23-16 in games settled by five points or less, including a 7-4 mark in games settled by one or two points.
...BUT WE REALLY PREFER THE BLOWOUTS: Over the last nine seasons, Bonvicini's Arizona teams have won 46 games by spreads of 20 points or more.
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME: During Joan Bonvicini's tenure at Arizona, the Wildcats have posted an 82-38 mark in McKale Center, including a 51-10 record over the last five seasons combined. Arizona has a record of 149-146 on its home court since the 1976-77 season.
KEYS TO THE WIN: This season, Arizona is... 4-0 when out-rebounding its opponent... 5-0 when shooting better than 40% from the field... 5-0 when scoring 70 points or more... 5-0 when three or more players reach double digits in scoring.
80 IS THE MAGIC NUMBER: Seems that the 80-point mark almost always means adding another to the "win" column for the Wildcats. In the 28-year history of Arizona women's basketball, the Cats have posted a 112-15 record when scoring 80 points or more in a game. Under Joan Bonvicini, the Wildcats have gone 72-8 when topping that 80-point plateau.
ON LOCATION: The Wildcats are 2-0 at home this season, 1-0 in road games and 2-0 in neutral contests. Arizona posted an 11-3 mark at home, was 5-8 on the road and notched a 2-0 record in neutral contests last year.
ARIZONA ON THE TUBE: The Wildcats are currently scheduled to make television appearances for four more games...
Tues. Dec. 21 at Kansas Sunflower Cablevision*, 7:05 p.m. CST Sat. Jan. 22 USC Fox Sports Net 2 p.m. Sun. Jan. 30 Arizona State Fox Sports net 2 p.m. Sat. Feb. 19 at UCLA Fox Sports Net 1 p.m. PST (* broadcast in Lawrence, Kan., area on taped-delay basis)CAT SCRATCHES: Dating back to last season, Arizona has won 14 of its last 17 games... The Cats are forcing opponents to commit an average of four more turnovers per game than the UA... The Arizona women's basketball program has a 298-389 (.434) all-time record, however it is 102-53 (.658) from 1994 to present... Joan Bonvicini has a 162-86 career record against Pac-10 teams.
RECORD WATCH: Lisa Griffith is Arizona's career leader in both three-pointers made (221) and attempted (594). She recently moved up to the #12 spot on the UA's top-20 all-time leading scorers' list, and with 956 career points, she needs only four more points to move into the #11 spot.
Griffith is also on the career top-10 list for games started, coming in at #4 with 86 career starts. She stands at sixth on the career assists list, with 364, and ninth on the career steals chart, with 166.
Felecity Willis is seventh in career three-pointers attempted (150) and eighth in three-pointers made (40). She is holding down fifth place on the all-time assists chart, with her 403 career dishes putting her 16 out of fourth place.
Willis is also on the verge of breaking into Arizona's all-time top 20 scoring list. She has 762 career points, needing only 11 points to join the ranks of the UA's all-time leading scorers.
As only a sophomore, Elizabeth Pickney has already entered the UA's top 10 list for career blocked shots. She stands in seventh place with 44 career blocks.
PICKNEY NAMED PAC-10 PLAYER OF THE WEEK (Nov. 29): Sophomore forward Elizabeth Pickney was named Pac-10 Player of the Week for Nov. 15-28. Pickney averaged 16.0 points, 6.8 rebounds and 2.3 blocked shots per game in the UA's four straight victories to open the season. She shot a team-high .575 (23-40) from the field and .720 (18-25) from the line during that stretch.
Pickney was named the Tournament MVP at the Hawaiian Regent Wahine Classic, leading Arizona to the team title with three wins. In the tourney, she averaged 18.0 points and 7.3 rebounds per game.
The Player of the Week honor is the first of Pickney's career and the 16th all-time selection for Arizona.
SULTANS OF SWAT: The Wildcats racked up nine blocked shots in the contest against Tennessee Tech on Nov. 20. That is the highest single-game block total since the 1985 squad collected 10 at Tennessee-Chattanooga on Jan. 5, 1985. Elizabeth Pickney had five of the UA's blocked shots against Tennessee Tech, a career high for her.
As a team, Arizona collected 20 blocks over the first four game of the year, the highest block total ever over that stretch in any season.
CATS TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP AT HAWAIIAN REGENT WAHINE CLASSIC: The Wildcats swept through three games in Honolulu on Nov. 19-21 to take the title at the Hawaiian Regent Wahine Classic, hosted by the University of Hawai'i.
Arizona garnered victories over Oklahoma (75-59), Tennessee Tech (87-71) and host team Hawai'i (86-73) to open the 1999-2000 season with a perfect 3-0 mark. Sophomore forward Elizabeth Pickney averaged 18.0 points and 7.3 rebounds per game for the Cats and was the overwhelming favorite for tournament Most Valuable Player laurels. Senior guard Felecity Willis and senior forward Tatum Brown were named to the All-Tournament Team, as well.
GOOD BEGINNINGS: With Joan Bonvicini at the program's helm, the Wildcats have won five straight season openers and a total of seven in the nine years she has been at the UA.
In the 28 years of Arizona women's basketball, the Wildcats have won 15 season openers. The UA went on to post winning records in eight of those first 14 seasons.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS: For the third year in a row, the Wildcats earned a preseason national ranking. The Cats were ranked 25th in the Associated Press Preseason Top 25, and they were 24th in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches' Preseason Top 25.
The Wildcats were ranked among the top 25 teams in five different "unofficial" preseason polls this fall. The UA's highest ranking in these polls was 13th by Women's Basketball magazine and the lowest was 22nd by both Street & Smith's and the Basketball News Report.
Senior forward Angela Lackey earned preseason third team All-America honors from Lindy's College Basketball and honorable mention All-America laurels from Street & Smith's College Basketball.
FUTURE WILDCATS: On the first day of the early signing period (Nov. 10), Arizona inked a trio of high school recruits from the state of California. The signees were 5-10 guard Candice Allen (Ontario, CA/Ayala HS), 5-7 guard Aimee Grzyb (San Jose, CA/Archbishop Mitty HS) and 6-3 forward Veranda James (Pomona, CA/Ganesha HS). Arizona still has three more scholarships to give for the 2000-2001 season.
WHAT THE COACHES THINK: Here is the predicted order of finish for the Pac-10 this season, according to the league's coaches...
1. UCLA 6. Washington 2. Oregon 7. USC 3. Stanford 8. Oregon State 4. ARIZONA 9. California 5. Arizona State 10. Washington State
WHAT THE MEDIA THINK: Here is the predicted order of finish for the Pac-10 this season, according to the league's women's basketball media members...
1. UCLA 6. Arizona State 2. Oregon 7. USC 3. Stanford 8. Oregon State 4. ARIZONA 9. California 5. Washington 10. Washington StateTHE CATS AND THE NCAA TOURNEY: Arizona made its first-ever NCAA tournament appearance in 1997, receiving a No. 7 seed in the West Region. The Cats defeated 25th-ranked Western Kentucky in the first round, then went on to scare host and sixth-ranked Georgia (80-74) in the second game.
The 1998 season saw the Cats enter the tournament as the No. 3 seed in the East Region. The UA swept through the first two games, picking up wins over Santa Clara and Virginia, and made it into the Sweet Sixteen, only to fall to then-third-ranked Connecticut.
Last year, the Cats earned a #6 seed in the Midwest Region, defeating 11th-seeded Florida, 87-84, in overtime to nab yet another first-round win. Arizona fell to #3 seed and ninth-ranked Rutgers, 90-47, in the second round of the tourney.
Arizona has been placed in a different region in each of its three years of NCAA tournament competition.
1998-99 IN REVIEW: Despite losing the squad's only two seniors before the season ever started, the very young 1998-99 Wildcats held their own and came up with an 18-11 overall record. After being picked by both the coaches and the media to finish in fifth place, the UA finished fourth in the Pac-10 with a 12-6 mark.
The Cats faced a rough non-conference schedule that featured three teams which spent most of the season among the top four in the national rankings. Arizona went 5-4 against those non-conference opponents, with quality losses to Purdue, Louisiana Tech and Colorado State and a big road win over UC Santa Barbara.
That tough early slate prepared the Cats for a season of Pac-10 play which showed more parity than it has in years. After getting off to a rocky 1-3 start in league play, the Cats rebounded to finish the season 11-3, with wins over Pac-10 co-champion Oregon and over perennial power Stanford.
The Wildcats then received their third consecutive berth in the NCAA Tournament, earning a #6 seed in the Midwest Region. The Cats travelled to Piscataway, N.J., for the first- and second-round games, hosted by #3 seed and ninth-ranked Rutgers.
Arizona faced NCAA tourney veteran Florida in the first round of play and defeated the Gators, 87-84, in overtime to move on to the second round for the third straight year. The Cats then took on host Rutgers, only to end the season on a sour note, falling to the Scarlet Knights, 90-47.
For the season, Arizona had its most balanced offense in five years, with four players averaging in double digits in scoring, and ended its season by winning 12 of its final 16 contests. The Cats broke or tied 13 school records this year, including setting new marks in single season free throws made (520) and blocked shots (88).
The Wildcats finished the year as the Pac-10 leader in free throw percentage (.721) and in assist/turnover ratio (0.86). The Cats were second in offense (74.2 ppg), assists (16.59 apg) and turnover margin (+3.79 tpg).
With 14.4 points per game, Angela Lackey led four Wildcats averaging in double digits in scoring. Felecity Willis came in second with her 12.1 ppg scoring average, followed closely by Elizabeth Pickney at 11.4 ppg. Pickney was the team's top rebounder, with 5.8 per game, while Willis was the team's assists leader, averaging 5.5 apg. Lackey was second in rebounding with 5.4 rpg, and Reshea Bristol posted 11.4 points and 4.4 rebounds per game.


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Class II railroads, commonly known as regionals, are currently classified as having an operating revenue of anything greater than $20.5 million but less than $277.7 million, as stated by the Association of American Railroads (AAR). As with Class Is, the operating revenue which classifies Class IIs is periodically updated to meet inflation and other market factors (the latest of these updates occurred in 1992). At the current time there are some sixteen Class II railroads in services, some of which are independently owned (like the Iowa Interstate) and others which are part of either large corporations (such as Watco) or state agencies (which include the Alaska Railroad and Long Island Railroad). Interestingly, Class IIs today are far different from years ago in that they can easily be confused with Class Is in terms of the high level of maintenance given to right-of-ways and new locomotives.
While mid-sized roads are not nearly as large as Class Is they do offer more uniqueness since they typically operate only within a particular region, and to some extent because of this (if they are large enough such as with the Iowa Interstate, Wisconsin & Southern, and Wheeling & Lake Erie) they also, for the railfan, sometimes even have a feel of the classic fallen flags as they offer both well-equipped main lines for faster freights as well as local switching operations. From the railfan perspective regionals also offer much more variety, especially if one is tired of looking only at the Class I trains.
Alaska Railroad, Serving Its Home State Since The Early 1900s
Buffalo & Pittsburgh, The Historic BR&P
Central Oregon & Pacific, Utilizing The Former Southern Pacific
Florida East Coast, "Speedway To Sunshine"
Indiana Rail Road, Running Former Illinois Central Gulf Lines
Iowa Interstate, Keeping Alive The Old Rock Island
Montana Rail Link, Running The Old Northern Pacific
New York, Susquehanna & Western, In Service Since The 1880s
Paducah & Louisville, Running More Of The Ex-Illinois Central Gulf
Pan Am Railways, Remnants Of The Maine Central And Boston & Maine
Providence & Worcester, With Roots Tracing To 1844
Reading & Northern, In Anthracite Country
Wheeling & Lake Erie, Since The 19th Century
Wisconsin & Southern, Preserving Former Milwaukee Road And C&NW Lines
Indiana Hi-Rail Corporation
Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway
Some of the most notable Class IIs include the famous Florida East Coast Railway (FEC), a company which has been in continuous operation since the late 19th century and a former Class I before recent changes bumped it to Class II status and the New York Susquehanna & Western (NYS&W or the "Susie-Q" for short), which has also been operating since 1881. Newer operations include the Paducah & Louisville Railway (formed in 1986 in western Kentucky from former Illinois Central lines); the "new" Wheeling and Lake Erie (W&LE); Montreal, Maine & Atlantic (which took over the former Bangor & Aroostook properties in 2003); Montana Rail Link (MLR); and the Wisconsin and Southern (this railroad has a great story as it has kept alive hundreds of miles of track in its native state that would have otherwise been abandoned and continually gains new business in its ever-growing area of operation).
Unfortunately, there have also been recent losses of Class IIs through purchases. The Wisconsin Central, a name that dates back to the 19th century was reborn in the 1980s as a large system using former Milwaukee Road lines in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, later also picking up the Green Bay & Western, Fox River Valley Railroad, and even operating the Algoma Central. It was able to turn many of these lines into profitable ventures luring Canadian National Railway, which purchased it in 2001. The large Canadian lines have also acquired other notable lines in recent years including the Elgin Joliet & Eastern, Dakota Minnesota & Eastern, and Iowa Chicago & Eastern.
One other note regarding Class IIs, which also includes Class IIIs (short lines); while not always the case, these railroads are usually much more open to railfans and anyone interested in seeing how railroads work. Of course, with the aftermath of September 11th and a much more litigious America, long gone are the days of cab rides on all railroads and being able to freely roam across yards and company property. However, these smaller railroads are, in general, much friendlier than their larger cousins and with permission most are more than happy to give you a tour of what they do and how they work.
Listed above are a number of of systems currently in operation today, categorized by the geographic area of the country in which they operated (i.e. north, south, east, or west). Also included within this list are notable defunct operations, such as the fabled Indiana Hi-Rail system. As you may notice, this list is not yet entirely complete (both for active and inactive roads) although as time allows I will feature all current Class IIs. In any event, to learn more about each simply click on their link.
Visiting a railroad museum is always a thrilling experience being able to inspect the equipment and seeing the museum's operations. However, nothing really, truly, compares to witnessing railroading in its truest form; a long freight at-speed on the main line or watching a switcher keeping order in what looks to be a chaotic mess of a yard (but rest assured, while it looks a mess, even a huge classification yard has its order). With that said, perhaps most importantly when visiting a real railroad is the chance to talk and mingle with the men and women who keep it going by maintaining the tracks and property, and keeping the trains running. Finally, to learn more about Class II railroads please click here to visit the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association (ASLRRA). This member organization is similar to the Association of American Railroads(AAR) except designed for the smaller systems that are not Class Is.


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A long time ago (in blog years, anyway), I promised to take a few crazy ideas out to the woodshed and give them a good spanking. Often, people who live a different lifestyle than our family will explain to me (in tones that are usually reserved for children) why it is a bad idea for me to choose the vocation of serving my family. For some reason, people are usually shocked to find out that even if I weren't homeschooling my children, I'd still spend the bulk of my time doing things for my family–a livelihood otherwise derogatorily known as "not working".
Since my sweetheart is in bed with another headache (please pray for him) and I'd rather not do anymore housework today, now seems like as good a time as any to grab one of those naughty doubts and haul it out back for a switchin'. Let's just take the first question on the list: What if your husband dies?
First things first: My husband is not just a paycheck. In fact, his paycheck is the smallest thing he contributes to this family. If he dies, I lose my best friend, my boss (yes, I said boss), my partner, my protector, and my hero. So this question isn't just about money, is it? It's about losing the most important person in the whole world. It's dangerous to let one person mean that much to you, isn't it? I've devoted my entire life, all my work, my youth, my potential (wasted, according to one of my high school friends) to that most devalued of creatures: a husband. That's a pretty big risk, isn't it?
That's all nice and poetical, but I sense that those who pose this question aren't really asking about my emotional state in the face of that hypothetical tragedy. They're really asking how I can ever function as an adult after staying home for so many years. Well, let me spell it out. I will continue to function in the same way I do now: as an adult. At home.
The financials are easy, so you don't have to worry about me on that front. There's this nifty thing called life insurance. I'm sure you've heard of it. We have plenty of coverage for both Jesse and me. (Or we will, as soon as we increase it to cover projected expenses for our expanding family. Hurry, dear. I get the impression that you're in grave danger of dying because you're married to a housewife.). Furthermore, I'm a good manager, so I could make that amount of money work for me quite well. We'd be OK, money-wise. We wouldn't be wealthy, of course, but we'd be provided for.
Not only that, but the children and I would be able to mourn and recover from our loss without changing our lifestyle too drastically. My already being at home would be an asset in that way, wouldn't it? My work-load would increase, since my husband does a great deal around here. We'd be less protected, since a woman without a man in the house is a target for crime. I'd be a little more worried on that front, I suppose. To quote some movie I saw once, "I can shoot straight, if I don't have to shoot too far", but I'd still have an increased likelihood of needing to defend myself. So you're right. If my husband dies, I'm losing an awful lot. But am I losing more than a working woman would be?
I assume men with working wives still die sometimes, so let me ask you this (not that I enjoy thinking out such things): What if your husband dies? You're not really saying that you need your husband less than I need mine, are you? I hope not!
There goes more or less half of your income, so you now have less money than you had gotten used to having. If you have life insurance, you can skip the money question. Just like me, you're now a widow with children to raise on your own. You have to juggle work and family all by yourself. How much time off work do you get after your husband dies? Is it paid? Will your kids need you to be available to them for longer than that? Hey, look! You're having a pretty bad time of it, too! Maybe you're not worse off than I am, but you're not better off, either.
How on earth will you manage, working mom? I can't imagine putting myself in such a vulnerable position! What's that you say? You're smart enough and tough enough to figure out how to run your own life in the face of a loss? Well, me too! "Working" women are not one whit more grown up than stay at home moms just because they earn a paycheck.
So, as I said before, would you folks kindly stop trying to kill my husband?


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According to Purina, the tests also found that Blue Buffalo "LifeSource Bits" contains corn, another ingredient that Blue Buffalo insists it does not use, as well as poultry by-product meal. Purina also says that several Blue Buffalo products marketed as "grain free" were found to contain rice husks.
"With tens of millions of dollars in advertising and a small army of in-store marketers, Blue Buffalo has built a brand targeted at ingredient-conscious pet owners," the lawsuit contends. "It has become increasingly clear, however, that Blue Buffalo's brand is built instead on a platform of dishonesty and deception."
To compensate for lost sales allegedly caused by Blue Buffalo's "false statements," St. Louis-based Purina seeks to be awarded "damages to be determined at trial."
Blue Buffalo, of Wilton, Conn., had no immediate comment on the lawsuit, but a company representative told Examiner.com that a statement is being drafted. On Blue Buffalo's Facebook page, several people who appeared to be customers urged the company to respond.
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Taxpayer dollars are being used to fund a National Science Foundation report aimed at proving opposition to healthcare initiatives last year were motivated by race, and not fiscal or economical concerns. The National Science Foundation, a government agency controlled directly by the executive branch, has granted funds to a UCLA professor to study the racist tendencies of the Healthcare opposition crowd. David Sears, a professor of psychology at UCLA, is no stranger to racial politics as he moves forward with his blatantly biased "scientific" study, funded by we the people.
The study's abstract, as furnished by the NSF, says "This research project attempts to provide further evidence for this Obama-induced racialization by pinpointing the extent that healthcare opinions are influenced by racial attitudes, and determining Obama's causal role in racializing public opinion about a policy that has no manifest racial content." David Sears was awarded, $52,034 in January 2010 for his "study." The National Science Foundation awarded his study without peer review. The hypothesis is both inadequate and biased to a predetermined conclusion. . . It seems ridiculous that our government would fund, with our money, a study aimed at calling a large sector of the American public racist ignorant sheep.
In short, David Sears hypothesizes that the opposition to Obama's healthcare bill was largely, if not entirely, racially motivated. Sears begins his study with a conclusion to which he will cater cherry-picked information. . . With our tax dollars. But this is not a far reach for Sears. One glance at his professional profile illustrates a central focus on the assumption that race is a major political player, and that racism is the major motivation behind opposition to progressive causes. In fact, in 1997, Sears condemned a fellow sociologist, Byron M. Roth, for insinuating that much of the resistance to the expansion of the welfare state was founded in economic and fiscal concerns as opposed to race. Sears blasted Roth for being "naive" and ignorant of racial tensions in America.
What is more disturbing than the poor scientific validity of Sears' biased and hopelessly predictable study is how it was elected to be awarded taxpayer funds. Under normal circumstances, studies such of this are evaluated by peers, and awarded funds only after they compete against others and forge through a long and scrutinizing process. However, NSF has a program called RAPID; which awards funds for more time-sensitive projects. (Such as: how racist the majority of America must be to have opposed a pork laden, overly expensive, debt inducing, freedom-killing, liberty-stripping, government-empowering piece of legislation. . . Incidentally, wasn't Obama's election supposed to thrust America into a phase of post-racial unity? I digress.)
Under the RAPID program, studies bypass the peer review process, and are hand chosen by NSF employees; in this case, Brian D. Humes of the Division of Social and Economic Sciences. And how could such a soundly scientific study such as this be passed up? In part, Sears' proposal reads "Race is probably the most visceral issue in American Public life. As such polarization of the electorate along the lines of racial attitudes would likely make the contemporary political discourse even more vitriolic than the already rancorous atmospheres under President's Clinton and Bush." (What about the simple fact that a black man got elected to the White House? If America is so opposed to Obama because of the simple pigmentation of his skin, how did he become President in the first place?)
It is impossible for the leftists in charge to accept the simple fact that America has rejected their most recent push to the left. In a self-elevating egocentric manner the Left never admits the fallacy of their arguments. Rather they resort to name calling, discrediting groups, and divisive political punditry to misdirect the debate and concentration. Opposition to the Healthcare bill was racist because Obama is black? That is Sears' "hypothesis"? Coming from a man who has centered his professional studies on the racial and multicultural influence in politics, it seems hardly scientific. Rather it appears to be a propagandist move to further discredit opponents to the progressive agenda.
It's not racism that is to blame for opposition to Obama. Rather it is Obama's own radicalism and incompetency that is to blame. Racism is not a necessary condition to oppose Obama. In fact, it could be argued by their sincere concentration on racism and their ability to perceive everything as a referendum on racial tendencies, that a racial view of the world is more rampant in the ranks of the progressive movement. . . Now that would be an interesting study.
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The whopping egg with average-sized hens' eggs.
Yes, Harriet is still with us, though she walked with a limp for a bit following this mammoth specimen. At first, Harriet's owner, Tony Barbouti, must have thought it was a misplaced rugby ball.
Six-month-old Harriet and her 16 companions live in the taxi-driver's garden in Essex, England. Mr. Barbouti declares his hens nothing spectacular, 'They are not special hens. I feed them ordinary hen food and they give me a good supply of fresh eggs. But I think we may need bigger egg cups if they keep this up.'
Harriet, bearer of the record-breaking egg.
Contrasting sharply from the average egg's circumference of 5.5 inches and 2.3 inches length, the record-breaking ova was a whopping 9.1 inches in circumference, at a length of 4.5 inches. It also weighed nearly three times a normal hen-fruit, at 163 grams.
The egg was cracked and nearly lost during a photo session, due to Barbouti's dog, Bodie, jarring the table on which it sat atop normal eggs, but the egg survives for now- a record-breaker.
Says Barbouti, 'My hens have laid big eggs before but when I saw this one I was gobsmacked"


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here," mumbled Tysyacha to Kreia and Canderous. "I sense an ill foreboding on this planet, one that we would not be wise to ignore before we leave Kiffu. While Prae and Cetanu are readying their ship, we might investigate." Canderous stared, not unkindly but certainly hard, into her bottomless blue eyes. He seemed to want to ask,
What is it that you see, or sense, in this Force of yours?
"Pain," Tysy mumbled softly, "and something silenced. Come. The
is this way." She started moving toward the cellar of the building, which could be used as a fallout shelter in time of war or natural disaster. Something smelled down there--an odor of rotten eggs and something worse. When she saw what it was, Tysy gagged.
"Corpses! Two of them! Get back!" she cried before almost retching behind a pillar. "I knew something odd was down here, but I didn't expect
--the stench of death! I'll see if I can determine anything from the state of the bodies," she moaned, using Breath Control to block her respiratory senses for as long as she needed to. What she saw distressed her even further. "These two were killed by lightsaber," said she. "Someone who knew how to use the Force has been here before. Possibly Sith."
She straightened up and climbed with Kreia and her husband from the cellar's dark depths. "I would like your attention for one more moment," she said to the Kiffar. "It seems two bodies--dead bodies--are in your cellar. Do you know anything about this?"
"Jedi can sense lies," said a builder with an eerily cold tone of irritation and apathy.
"There were Sith here," replied one, his voice meek with grief and sorrow, "or what we believed to be Sith. They came to our Hearth Home looking for our stones, the stones that light our holy fire, claiming them to be precious artifacts. We said we needed them, and they slew two of us before our very eyes. We gave them what we said were all we had, but we did not hand over the last eleven. You polished them, Jedi."
"What exactly do those stones do besides light fires?" asked Tysy. "In the Force?"
"The Sith said they were precious, so we believed them," said the builder, "but that was all they said. They held us hostage by our humble faith, and so we backed down in weakness. We don't know what the stones do, but we used one of them to craft the Pendant of Pardon your husband now wears. They seem to be helping him. If the Sith have these, the rest of the stones that we gave them, they could be wearing them as we speak. Be on your guard. They could do more than they already have..."
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DARPA Funding to Support Development of Implantable Neural Interface
The Department of Defense's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) recently awarded funding to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) to develop an implantable neural interface designed with the ability to record and stimulate neurons within the brain for treating neuropsychiatric disorders. A news release from the laboratory reports that the $5.6 million awarded will fund technology engineered to assist doctors in better understanding traumatic brain injury (TBI), chronic pain, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other conditions.
Researchers explain in the release that the new neural device is based upon similar technology used to create a neural interface that was successfully implanted into blind patients to help partially restore their vision.
Satinderpall Pannu, director of the LLNL's Center for Bioengineering, emphasizes that, "This DARPA program will allow us to develop a revolutionary device to help patients suffering from neuropsychiatric disorders and other neural conditions."
According to the release, the project is part of DARPA's Systems-Based Neurotechnology for Emerging Therapies (SUBNETS) program.
Additionally, LLNL and Medtronic are collaborating with the University of California, San Francisco, University of California, Berkeley, Cornell University, New York University, PositScience Inc, and Cortera Neurotechnologies on the DARPA SUBNETS project.
Medtronic will reportedly consult on the development of new technologies and provide its investigational Activa PC+S deep brain stimulation (DBS) system, built to enable the sensing and recording of brain signals while simultaneously providing targeting DBS. The release notes that the system could help pave the way for improved understanding of how various neurological conditions develop and progress.
The release adds that the LLNL Neural Technology group will work to develop an implantable neural device with hundreds of electrodes by leveraging thin-film neural interface technology. The electrodes will then be integrated with electronics using LLNL integration and 3D packaging technologies. The release also notes that the goal is to seal the electronic components in miniaturized, self-contained, wireless neural hardware. The microelectrodes are embedded in the biocompatible, flexible polymer.
Once surgically implanted into the brain, the neural device is built to assist researchers in pinpointing the underlying dynamics of neuropsychiatric disorders and re-train neural networks to unlearn these disorders and restore proper function. As stated in the release, this strategy will allow the device to eventually be removed from the patient, rather than the patient remaining dependent on it.
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A Brand New Victory Garden!
Eat the View is petitioning the new president to a replant a large organic garden on the First Lawn with fresh fruits and veggies going to the Whitehouse and local food pantries. In the 1940s, to the support the war effort, Eleanor Roosevelt revived the First Garden and encouraged others to do the same, calling them Victory Gardens.
And now, this uplifting video, The Garden of Eatin': A Short History of America's Garden, tells the story of the Whitehouse garden, from its meager beginnings in the 1800s, when John Adams first planted it, to today's call to bring it back. I say, go for it Mr. President!
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The Links award scholarships to students
Erick Johnson | 7/3/2014, 9 a.m.
Jasmine Michaels is about to record her own album. Alana Starke wants to be an anchor on ABC's "Good Morning America." Kaliyah Brown is going to college to become a doctor.
The newly-minted high school graduates were among seven bright teenagers who were awarded scholarships last Saturday by the Greater Miami Chapter of the Links, Inc. an international women's organization dedicated to service. The group honored the students' academic excellence and community service with a festive ceremony at the Kroma Gallery in West Coconut Grove.
The college-bound seniors were from various high schools across Miami-Dade County who were each given $2,500 scholarships, gifts and a medallion for their years of hard work and their dedication to various causes in the community.
This was the largest crop of scholarships recipients in the Greater Miami chapter's 60-year history, according to Rosa Harvey Pratt, Chairwoman of the program.
Pratt said a successful fundraiser in April headlined by acclaimed author Judy Smith contributed to the funding increase.
"They are outstanding students who have demonstrated outstanding academic excellence in the classroom and service to the community," Pratt said.
At the ceremony, the students received strong words of encouragement from organization members who urged them to persevere when times get tough.
"This is the second leg of your academic career. Be bold and brave, but live your passion," said Miami chapter president Donna Ginn.
The scholarship recipients were Frantzie Anestin, North Miami Senior High, 4.1 GPA, University of Florida; Dana Deggs, Design and Architecture Senior High School, 5.39 GPA, Milwaukee College of Design; Jasmine Michaels, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High School, 6.14 GPA, Florida International University; Alana Starke, Coral Gables Senior High, 4.8 GPA, Florida State University; Anabelle Vabre, Coral Reef Senior High School, 5.5 GPA, University of Central Florida or St. Johns University; JoEll Williams, American Senior High School, 4.5 GPA, University of North Florida; Kaliyah Brown, Miami Killian Senior High, 4.8 GPA, University of Miami.


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