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NEXT MEET -- Second-ranked UCLA will attempt to qualify for the NCAA Championships when it competes at the NCAA Regionals on Saturday, Apr. 1 in Corvallis, OR. The meet will take place at Gill Coliseum at 6:00 pm. Also competing in the Regional are No. 10 Oklahoma, No. 15 Stanford, No. 18 Washington, No. 20 Oregon State and Boise State. The top two finishers in the regional will advance to the NCAA Championships, which will be held Apr. 13-15 in Boise, ID.
UCLA's REGIONAL HISTORY -- UCLA has won 10 regional titles, including six in the last seven years. Last season, the Bruins won the regional title in Corvallis. That year, UCLA was not one of the 12 seeds and thus had to compete against two seeded teams in Utah and Oregon State. The non-seeding proved to be no matter to the Bruins, who placed first with a score of 197.025 after hitting 24 of 24 routines. Heidi Moneymaker won the all-around, and two of her Bruin teammates also placed in the Top 5. Moneymaker (1999 all-around, 1997 bars) and Lena Degteva (1997 beam) have won individual Regional titles in the past.
BRUINS ACCUSTOMED TO SUCCESS IN CORVALLIS -- Corvallis has been kind to the Bruins in recent years, having been the site of some of UCLA's top performances in history. The Bruins have won five of their last six meets in Corvallis, including three consecutive last year - at Regionals (197.025), Pac-10s (197.775) and in a dual meet Jan. 22 (194.575). UCLA also won meets in Corvallis in 1997 (196.5) and 1996 (194.325).
A LOOK AT THE FIELD -- UCLA has posted two wins apiece over Stanford, Oregon State and Washington and have not faced Oklahoma or Boise State this season. Oklahoma has two gymnasts ranked in the Top 25 in the all-around - No. 20 Amber McCracken and No. 23 Leticia Ishii. Stanford is led by 1998 NCAA vault champion Larissa Fontaine, who ranks third nationally in the all-around. Oregon State's top all-arounder is freshman Annie Campbell, and the Beavers have one gymnast ranked in the Top 25 - Katrina Severin, who ranks 19th nationally on vault. Washington has a trio of strong all-arounders - 10th-ranked Tiffany Simpson, 25th-ranked Lanna Apisukh, as well as Lauren Riesenman. Simpson and Apisukh placed fourth and fifth, respectively, at Pac-10s. Big West champion Boise State is led by Tiffany Weston, who ranks third nationally on floor. Weston won the Big West floor title and placed second in the all-around.
UCLA REPEATS AT PAC-10 CHAMPS -- The Bruins won their ninth Pac-10 title Mar. 18 in Tempe, AZ with a season-high away score of 197.7. UCLA hit six for six on beam to start the meet and cruised the rest of the way. Mohini Bhardwaj won the all-around title with a score of 39.7 and also won titles on vault (career-high tying 9.95) and floor (9.925, tied with Heidi Moneymaker and two ASU gymnasts). Lena Degteva placed first on bars (career-high 9.975) and beam (season-high 9.925). She also placed second in the all-around with a 39.675. The Bruins now have a Pac-10 high 60 conference individual titles, including a record 10 all-around champions. Bhardwaj's all-around win gave UCLA seven all-around crowns in the last eight years.
BRUINS SWEEP PAC-10 AWARDS -- After sweeping the individual titles and team title at the Pac-10 Championships, the accolades kept rolling in for the Bruins- UCLA swept the Pac-10 awards as well, with head coach Valorie Kondos earning Coach of the Year honors for the second time in her career, senior Heidi Moneymaker becoming UCLA's fourth consecutive Gymnast of the Year, and Doni Thompson winning the inaugural Freshman of the Year award.
PAC-10 TITLE BODES WELL FOR BRUINS AT REGIONALS -- When UCLA wins the Pac-10 Championship, all signs point to a likely Regional victory as well. In seven of the eight previous times the Bruins won the Pac-10 title, they also won Regionals later that year. UCLA won both titles in 1987, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1995, 1997 and 1999.
MONEYMAKER BECOMES A HISTORY-MAKER AGAIN -- Heidi Moneymaker vaulted her way into the UCLA record books again Mar. 5, scoring her second perfect 10 on vault this season. She becomes the first UCLA gymnast ever to score two perfect 10s on the same apparatus. Earlier this season, on Feb. 11, she scored her first career 10.0 on vault and went on to set a new school record in the all-around with a 39.775. Moneymaker now averages 39.233 in the all-around, 9.913 on floor, 9.883 on vault and 9.772 on bars.
VAULTERS REACH PERFECTION -- Prior to this season, only three UCLA gymnasts had ever scored a 10.0 on vault. This season alone, THREE Bruins have scored a total of four perfect 10s - Moneymaker (twice), Onnie Willis and Degteva. It is the first time in school history that more than two perfect 10s have been handed out in the same year. The Bruins, who are ranked first nationally on vault and have four athletes ranked in the Top 20, have the highest degree of difficulty in the nation on vault. Moneymaker and Kristin Parker have competed a handspring front layout with a half-twist (worth 9.9 in the FIG international elite code), and Bhardwaj competes a Yurchenko layout with 1 1/2 twists (worth 9.8 in the FIG international elite code). Willis and Degteva throw Yurchenko Arabians. Moneymaker has another two 10.0 start value (collegiate code) vaults in her repertoire. UCLA has scored above 49.0 on vault in all but one meet this year and is ranked first nationally, with a school record and national season-high 49.65 set Mar. 5.
DEFENDING NCAA VAULT CHAMP IMPROVES STATUS -- At a time when many collegiate gymnasts are struggling to compete one 10.0 start value vault, reigning NCAA vault champion Heidi Moneymaker has not one, not two but THREE 10.0 vaults in her repertoire. She has competed a handspring front pike with a half-twist, a Phelps and now the most difficult vault being performed at the collegiate level - a handspring front layout with a half-twist, on which she has scored two perfect 10.0s.
BRUINS RAISE THE BAR -- The Bruins set a new school record on bars Feb. 6 with a 49.7 out of 50, eclipsing the old record by .175. Doni Thompson started the record-setting set with a career-high 9.925. Onnie Willis followed with her 9.975. Kristin Parker and Lena Degteva followed that with career-highs of 9.925. Heidi Moneymaker's 9.85 was thrown out when Mohini Bhardwaj finished the set with a career-high 9.95. The Bruins averaged 9.925 in their six routines. Four Bruins have scored 9.975 this season - Willis Feb. 6, Moneymaker and Bhardwaj twice on Feb. 11 and Mar. 5 and Degteva Mar. 18. UCLA is averaging 49.456 in its last four meets and has moved into a tie for second place in the national rankings.
THE COMEBACK KIDS -- Freshman Doni Thompson not only made her collegiate debut Jan. 8, but she also competed in her first meet in four and a half years. The former U.S. National Team member retired from gymnastics in 1995 after winning gold medals at the Pan Am Games (team) and USA Championships (beam) and a bronze at the World Championships (team). She returned in 1998 but had not competed since the 1995 Worlds. Thompson showed little signs of rust in her first meet at the Super Six Challenge, scoring a 9.8 on bars and a 9.775 on floor. She was also the only Bruin to stay on the beam, scoring a 9.525. Thompson has hit 27 of 28 routines this season, including nine routines in the precarious and very important leadoff position. Her value to the team was demonstrated when she was voted the Pac-10's Freshman of the Year.
Redshirt freshman Amy Young, out for two years with two ACL surgeries to her left knee, made her comeback this season, competing on beam five times for the Bruins. In her first home meet ever as a Bruin (Feb. 20), she scored a career-high 9.8 to tie for second place.
MOHINI BHARDWAJ -- Five-time All-American Mohini Bhardwaj added three Pac-10 titles to her impressive resume, winning the all-around, vault and floor crowns Mar. 18. Bhardwaj finishes the regular season ranked first nationally on bars and second in the all-around, as well as sixth on beam, 10th on vault and 12th on floor. In her nine meets this season, she is averaging 39.369, with three scores of 39.7 or higher. She leads the team in individual wins with 21, including a team-high six in the all-around. Bhardwaj, the Pac-10's athlete of the week Jan. 18, averages over 9.8 on vault, bars and floor. Bhardwaj has recorded scores of 9.9 or higher in 21 out of 36 routines this year.
LENA DEGTEVA -- Eight-time All-American and team co-captain Lena Degteva continues to show that gymnasts can get better with age. The 23 year-old added two more Pac-10 titles to her credit Mar. 18, winning the bars with a career-high 9.975 and the beam with a season-best 9.925. On Mar. 5, she scored her first career 10.0 with a perfect mark on vault. Also at that meet, Degteva set a new all-around career mark with a 39.7, the fifth-highest score in school history. For her accomplishments, Degteva was awarded the Pac-10 Gymnast of the Week. In the national rankings, Degteva is 15th in the all-around, 12th on vault and 18th on floor and 21st on bars. In her last four meets, Degteva is averaging 9.925 on vault and 9.919 on floor. She has hit 18 straight routines without a miss.
LINDSEY DONG -- Sophomore Lindsey Dong has suited up for the Bruins on vault in three of UCLA's last five meets. She is averaging 9.644 with a season-best of 9.675. Her career high is 9.85, set at the Pac-10s last season.
STEPHANIE JOHNSON -- Sophomore team co-captain Stephanie Johnson has seen action in two meets, competing on beam (9.125) Feb. 11 and on vault (9.575) Feb. 27.
MALIA JONES -- Freshman Malia Jones has been rock solid for the Bruins in her first season. Jones has scored 39+ in the all-around four times, with a career-high of 39.425. She averages 9.825 in the leadoff position on floor and 9.775 in the leadoff position on vault. She has also won bars twice, with wins at Utah and at the UCLA Invitational.
HEIDI MONEYMAKER -- Senior Heidi Moneymaker continues to show why she is considered one of the top gymnasts in the nation. The eight-time All-American and two-time NCAA champion has re-written the UCLA record books this season, becoming the first Bruin ever to score two perfect 10s on the same apparatus, accomplishing that feat with one of the most difficult vaults in the nation, a handspring front layout with a half-twist. Moneymaker also set a new school all-around record with a 39.775 Feb. 11 and has scored 39.5+ four times in 2000. The Pac-10 Gymnast of the Year has 16 individual wins this year, including a team-high five on vault. She is ranked 13th nationally in the all-around, seventh on floor, bars and vault and ninth on beam. Moneymaker has scored 9.9 or higher on floor in nine of 10 meets and is averaging 9.83 in her last four meets on beam and 9.92 in her last six meets on vault.
KRISTIN PARKER -- After missing two meets (Feb. 11 and Feb. 14) with a shin contusion and thigh bruise, freshman Kristin Parker returned to action on vault and bars in time for the Feb .20 and Feb. 27 meets and returned to the all-around lineup Mar. 5. Since her injury, Parker has averaged 9.869 on bars and 9.838 on vault. She tied for second at Pac-10s on bars with a career-high tying 9.925.
DONI THOMPSON -- Freshman Doni Thompson has been UCLA's most consistent athlete and the Bruins' valuable leadoff on bars and beam. She has led off on beam nine times and has hit all nine routines. Thompson, the Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, averages 9.725 or better on all three events in which she competes and has hit 27 of 28 routines on the year.
VALERIE VELASCO -- Sophomore Valerie Velasco has competed in five meets, including an all-around stint Feb. 27. Velasco has season-highs of 9.7 on bars, 9.85 on beam and 9.65 on floor.
ONNIE WILLIS -- Willis has established new freshman school records on vault (10.0), bars (9.975), floor (tied, 9.95) and all-around (39.525). Her 10.0 on vault Feb. 20 was just the fifth in school history on that event (10th on any event) and the first ever by a freshman. She also tied a Pauley Pavilion record with a 9.975 on bars (third-highest score in school history). Willis, who ranks in the Top 20 nationally on floor (14th) and vault (17th), has seven individual wins this season, including three apiece on vault and floor. At the Pac-10 meet, she tied for second on bars with a 9.925. In her last three meets, Willis is averaging 9.95 on vault, 9.88 on bars and 9.92 on floor.
AMY YOUNG -- Despite suffering two ACL injuries in two years, redshirt freshman Amy Young has returned in 2000, competing for the Bruins on beam. She established a career-high 9.8 to tie for second at the UCLA Invitational Feb. 20.
DEAR DIARY -- Get all the inside information about the Bruins' season every Thursday on UCLA head coach Valorie Kondos' online diary at CNN-SI.com.
UCLA AGAIN SIGNS TOP RECRUITING CLASS -- UCLA head coach Valorie Kondos signed in 1999 what was considered to be the greatest recruiting class in the history of the sport. This year, she one-upped that by signing an even more impressive group of recruits.
Kondos signed three 1999 World Championships competitors and 2000 Olympic hopefuls to national letters of intent in November and reaffirmed commitments with two other Olympic hopefuls who originally signed letters of intent a year ago. The three signed this year are five-time U.S. National Team member Jeanette Antolin (Huntington Beach, Calif./SCATS), 1999 U.S. bars champion Jamie Dantzscher (Palmdale, Calif./Charter Oaks Gliders) and 1996 Olympian and 1999 Canadian vault and floor champion Yvonne Tousek (Cambridge, Ont./Cambridge Kips).
Joining the trio in the freshman class of 2001 will be two-time defending national all-around champion Kristen Maloney (Allentown, PA/Parkettes/Pen Argyl HS) and 1999 World Championships qualifier Alyssa Beckerman (Middletown, NJ/Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy/Wyoming HS), who originally signed letters of intent a year ago and deferred enrollment until after the 2000 Olympics. Maloney and Beckerman signed new grant-in-aids forms for the 2000-2001 school year.
Regional Assignments:
Region 1 (Corvallis, OR): No. 2 UCLA, No. 10 Oklahoma, No. 15 Stanford, No. 18 Washington, No. 20 Oregon State, Boise State
Region 2 (Minneapolis, MN): No. 4 Utah, No. 9 West Virginia, No. 16 Minnesota, No. 19 Denver, No. 24 Utah State, Southern Utah
Region 3 (Tucson, AZ): No. 5 Nebraska, No. 7 LSU, No. 17 Arizona State, Arizona, Missouri, Illinois-Chicago
Region 4 (Tuscaloosa, AL): No. 6 Alabama, No. 8 Iowa State, No. 22 Central Michigan, No. 25 Kent State, Michigan State, Ohio State
Region 5 (University Park, PA): No. 1 Michigan, No. 12 Florida, No. 14 Penn State, New Hampshire, Pittsburgh, Rutgers
Region 6 (Athens, GA): No. 3 Georgia, No. 11 BYU, No. 13 North Carolina State, No. 21 Maryland, No. 23 Towson State, George Washington.
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The "arrested with $153,000" news story this week about 33-year-old Conor Guckian who paid $20,000 in cash to charter a private jet from Nashville to California because he was trying to keep the money safe from government detection makes one wonder whether carrying $153,000 in cash in a suitcase is a good way to accomplish that. According to a Jan. 14, 2014, WSMV Nashville news report, "Guckian told police he was taking the cash from New York to California to buy gold."
The man arrested with $153,000 in his suitcase was taken into custody at the airport in Nashville on Monday and is facing a money-laundering charge because "the manner in which the U.S. currency was wrapped is consistent with that of drug proceeds."
On Monday, 33-year-old Conor Guckian used $20,000 in cash to pay for a private plane to go from Nashville to California. Someone reported the "suspicious individual" to airport police and when police dog smelled narcotics on Conor Guckian's $153,000, which he had stuffed in his suitcase, he was arrested.
Besides the smell of the money, the man with the $153,000 in his suitcase was also arrested because the cash money was divided into 32 bundles secured with rubber bands – which according to police was consistent with bundles of drug money.
During the drug-sniffing search and his arrest for his $153,000 cash, 33-year-old Conor Guckian was cooperative and told the police that he had "structured his bank accounts to show balances under $10,000 to avoid government detection." Conor Guckian thought that by carrying the money in cash and taking a private jet the money would be safe from government detection.
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Roger Johansson adds to Garret Dimon's tips for a better markup. The total package can work as a reference material for anyone trying to work on markup. Like, a lot of times, I end up creating with classitis but gets cleaned up on careful inspection. These guidelines can help right through your process of writing the markup.
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Parole violation brings five years in prison
Trent Rapp, former owner of the Canfield Dairy Queen, will go to jail for five years.
Rapp, 44 of Beaver Township, had previously been sentenced on May 30 to five years' probation on convictions for marijuana trafficking, cocaine possession, corrupting another with drugs, possessing criminal tools, illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material and two counts of pandering sexually oriented material.
He also was ordered to have no contact with the victim in the case and to register as Tier 1 sex offender.
But Rapp, who formerly owned and operated the Dairy Queen in Canfield, was later arrested by the Adult Parole Authority for violating those terms.
He should have never had parole to begin with.
Yes,Good thing he didn't exactley reoffend but sounds like he could not live up to rules of parole. I read he did try to make contact with the minor involved in original case. So sad that he was even given the opportunity to reoffend. The criminal justice system of Mahoning County should be ashamed of itself.Probation for that kind of offense -must be nice to have money.


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German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle is due to arrive in Azerbaijan on Wednesday as part of his tour of the South Caucasus region, Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry spokesman Elman Abdullayev has said.
Westerwelle will hold a number of official meetings in Baku, including one with his Azerbaijani counterpart Elmar Mammadyarov.
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There are a few things that promote easy relationships, don't get it wrong, marriage does take work. The thing is, if everyone does their part it doesn't seem like work. Picture this, in conflict when a husband and wife compromise and find middle ground the communication went well. Now, in the same scenario if one spouse or the other just has to be right or have their way…that's where the communication begins to break down.
You have the choice to have a smooth working marriage or not. Having the need to always be right or have your way sets the stage for mood and how the conflict resolution is going to end. Is having your way worth the cost of being isolated? Is it worth the spouse stomping off to get away from you? Unfortunately some would say yes. In that case, maybe you should revisit why you're married in the first place.
The idea that marriage takes work is true, but, if the compromise part of the work outweighs the number of arguments your marriage will seem less like work and be more peaceful. Give and take, with a little more give, promotes a smooth running marriage. It also promotes a healthier marriage. Another tool for a smooth running marriage is forgiveness.
The thing is forgiveness is tricky; it is both a decision and a process. It is a decision because it involves using our will and intellect to decide to forgive. It is not a feeling; we need to decide to forgive. Yet it is also a process because we have a right to work through the hurt with somebody who is helpful and will validate our feelings (a good friend, a priest, a therapist, etc).
Do not wait to feel like you need to forgive because that may never happen. Don't wait for when the time feels right, that may never happen. If you're living in a marriage with the spirit of resentment your marriage will never run smooth. If you don't want to forgive, ok. Just make sure you willing to own that. Look at yourself in a mirror and say; "I" know that as long as "I" harbor resentment and "I" choose not to forgive that "I" am adding to this conflict that "I" choose not to take part in resolving it.
Compromise and forgiveness are two very important elements of a successful marriage. If you're a person of faith you may know this; forgiving somebody does not, in any way, excuse the hurt that was done. It is a decision to let go of retribution and to allow God to begin to heal. When we let go of the hurt, God can start to redeem it and bring good from it.
And if you're not a person of faith there is a part of that statement you should still hold on to, forgiving somebody does not, in any way, excuse the hurt that was done. Besides, it is usually the resentment that destroys a marriage anyway. People often say that the first year of marriage is the hardest, and that can be true.
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The soap was commissioned by Phil Edgar Jones, head of Entertainment for Sky and will follow the lives of several families and life in a town across a year. It will be filmed with a mixture of fixed rig and single camera and use all the techniques of reality tv and soap opera.
The in-house development team led by Gigi Eligoloff and including Patrick Brannan and Jamie Brannan will report into Danny Tipping, head of programming and development, Parthenon, but will be based at Osterley.
Stuart Murphy, Sky's director of Entertainment Channels, Sky said: "Sky's the fastest growing investor in original British production and as such it makes sense that we'd look to grow our capability to do more. Therefore we are looking to develop some non-scripted programming ideas in-house. Although it's early stages, this development reflects how we want to remain flexible enough to consider ambitious in-house productions that can sit alongside our continued investment in indies.
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Poor form: Australia celebrate the dismissal of England batsman Kevin Pietersen. Photo: AFP
Kevin Pietersen has not been retained by his Indian Premier League team the Delhi Daredevils.
The England batsman, whose Test future will be decided by a review into the Ashes whitewash, must now enter the IPL auction on February 12 in order to play in the competition.
Pietersen ... is likely to attract offers from others because of his popularity in India and his status as one of the game's most exciting batsmen.
Pietersen, rested from the one-day series in Australia, is likely to attract offers from others because of his popularity in India and his status as one of the game's most exciting batsmen.
Lonely figure: Kevin Pietersen of England walks from the field after being dismissed during the fifth Ashes Test. Photo: Getty Images
The Daredevils' decision not to retain Pietersen, or any of their other players from last year, leaves open the possibility that he could miss the competition in favour of playing for Surrey in the County Championship as preparation for England's summer series against Sri Lanka.
Yet that seems unlikely, especially as England may attempt to cast him adrift before then, given the tension between him and coach Andy Flower. Paul Downton, managing director of England Cricket, will decide Pietersen's Test fate following his review into the Ashes humiliation. Downton has met captain Alastair Cook and one-day coach Ashley Giles during the past few days in Melbourne.
Eoin Morgan, who is in England's one-day squad but was not part of the Test party, said yesterday (Friday) Pietersen posed no problems in the dressing room when Morgan led England last summer in a five-match ODI series against Australia. Pietersen opened the batting as one of the few senior players not rested by management.
England have to name a 30-man provisional squad for the World Twenty20 next week, which has to be cut to 15 a month later, and it will give the first indication of Pietersen's future with England. Morgan hopes Pietersen is involved in a tournament he helped England win in 2009.
''I am a mate of Kevin,'' said Morgan. ''He is a player that every side in the world would want in their team. There's no reason why I wouldn't want him at the T20 World Cup. He played in the last one-day series and I captained the side and he was really good in the dressing room. He makes a positive contribution.''
Morgan confirmed yesterday he intended to enter the IPL auction after he was not retained by the Kolkata Knight Riders.
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Matt Vautour of the Daily Hampshire Gazette has a feature on Ryan Carter who is donating bone marrow today in order to help save a young boy's life.
AMHERST - Ryan Carter doesn't know who the boy is, where he lives, or almost anything else about him. He knows only that the 5-year-old is sick and Carter, a third-year sophomore defensive back for the University of Massachusetts football team, today will do what he can to save his life.
Like almost every member of the Minutemen, Carter is registered as a potential donor in the National Bone Marrow Registry. The Maryland native didn't think much about it when he swabbed the inside of his cheek two years ago as part of the annual drive by UMass to sign people to the registry.
"At first I was shocked. Is this real? Did I really get chosen?" Carter said. "Then I started getting almost excited. I get to save somebody's life. I get to be a part of helping this young kid live. ... There's seven billion people in the world and this one person needs something that I have. It really opens your eyes that this person could live or die depending on me."


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Back in February, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL) announced Project Tango, an initiative through its Advanced Technology and Projects group that aims to use a mobile device to map the world around it through the use of cameras and full 3D tracking of the device. The original device was a smartphone powered by a chip from Qualcomm, and 200 of these phones were shipped to developers in March. But Google has recently shifted to a tablet form factor, now offering a development kit built around a 7-inch tablet powered by NVIDIA's (NASDAQ:NVDA) Tegra K1 processor.
What is Project Tango?
The Project Tango device uses its 3D position tracking data and input from its camera to produce a 3D map of its environment in real time. Some examples of possible applications listed on Google's website are:
- Capturing the dimensions of a room by walking around it
- Much like Google Maps provides directions to buildings, indoor areas could be mapped in order to provide directions inside of buildings
- Navigation assistance for the visually impaired
- Augmented reality games
Project Tango is certainly an interesting piece of technology, and a video showing some of its features can be viewed on Google's website.
What this means for Google
The Project Tango devices run Android, and the developer APIs allow standard Android applications to access the data produced by the system, including applications created using the Unity Game Engine. Games are the most obvious application, and bringing this technology to Android devices could completely change mobile gaming. Google lists some examples for possible gaming applications on its website:
Imagine playing hide-and-seek in your house with your favorite game character, or transforming the hallways into a tree-lined path. Imagine competing against a friend for control over territories in your home with your own miniature army, or hiding secret virtual treasures in physical places around the world?
This technology could also eventually be a competitor to virtual reality devices like the Oculus Rift. While Project Tango is currently in tablet form, a head-mounted display in the future is certainly possible.
Beyond games, having a large number of Project Tango devices in the wild will help Google collect even more data than it already does. Google's entire business is built around using data for advertising purposes, and Project Tango opens up new possibilities on that front.
Like Google Glass and driverless cars, Project Tango is another project from Google with plenty of potential but no clear path toward generating any profits for the company. But with NVIDIA and a slew of other partners committed to the project, commercial devices could be coming sooner rather than later.
What this means for NVIDIA
NVIDIA has struggled to get its Tegra chips into mainstream mobile devices, and now the company is focused on the kinds of devices where visual computing and graphics matter. One area where NVIDIA has been successful so far is automobiles, where Tegra chips are used for both powering the in-car display as well as driver assistance features. NVIDIA's newest mobile chip, the Tegra K1, has 192 graphics cores and is based on the same graphics architecture as NVIDIA's desktop processors. Project Tango, which needs to analyze enormous amounts of image data in real-time, is a perfect fit for the Tegra K1.
If Project Tango ends up resulting in commercial devices, there's a good chance that NVIDIA's Tegra chips are going to be powering them. NVIDIA has invested a lot of effort in bringing its Kepler graphics architecture to mobile, and while the Tegra division is still not profitable, moving the Android gaming market beyond addictive money-grabs like Candy Crush Saga and toward a gaming experience that is unmatched on any other platform could give the Tegra division a real boost.
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Project Tango is an interesting piece of technology with plenty of possible applications, and it has the potential to greatly enhance gaming on Android. This is great news for NVIDIA, which views Android as an important gaming platform and has even launched its own Android-powered handheld gaming console called Shield. It may be a while before anything tangible comes from Project Tango, but it's certainly worth watching.
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Apple recently recruited a secret-development "dream team" to guarantee its newest smart device was kept hidden from the public for as long as possible. But the secret is out, and some early viewers are claiming its everyday impact could trump the iPod, iPhone, and the iPad. In fact, ABI Research predicts 485 million of this type of device will be sold per year. But one small company makes Apple's gadget possible. And its stock price has nearly unlimited room to run for early in-the-know investors. To be one of them, and see Apple's newest smart gizmo, just click here!
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UGA Extension Offers Assistance In Setting Up Farm-To-School Programs
In Georgia, we have a growing number of children who are at least two generations from the farm. We also have far too many children who overweight or obese.Farm-to-school programs in Georgia are working to reconnect children to the source of their food and inspire them to try all the healthy foods that we grow here in Georgia.Loosely defined, farm-to-school programs, "connect K-12 schools and local farms with the objectives of serving healthy meals in schools, improving student nutrition, providing agriculture, health and nutrition opportunities, and supporting local and regional farmers," according to farmtoschool.org.Research has shown that young people are much more likely to consume more fruits and vegetables when they appreciate the origin of those foods. Learning about the origin of food might include visiting a local farm, tasting a radish they personally grew in a school garden or participating in a live cooking demonstration. All of this can be considered as farm-to-school programming.If you want to develop a farm-to-school program at your child's school, county and state UGA Extension personnel are ready and willing to work with you and your child's teachers to move your farm-to-school efforts forward.Extension personnel can connect schools with local farmers, provide curriculum and instruction on nutrition education, and assist with the implementation of school gardens.Nutritional education, agriculture and youth are at the heart of Cooperative Extension programming. UGA Extension agents specializing in agriculture and natural resources, family and consumer sciences and 4-H have conducted numerous farm-to-school programs.Since youth horticultural education and school gardens are a large part of these programs, David Knauft with the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences has developed a website that brings together a multitude of resources for you to use. Visit http://extension.uga.edu/k12/school-gardens/ to find help in topics ranging from starting a youth garden to sustaining that garden over time.If you are interested in introducing a farm-to-school program in your community, October would be a great time to plan an event. October is National Farm to School Month. For more great resources, visit http://www.farmtoschoolmonth.org/ and contact your local Extension office in your community.
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I am thrilled to announce that my furniture collection will be available at the fantastic Barker & Stonehouse store in Newcastle as well as online through their site! I am so proud of this collection I've created with Halo furniture and am really excited to be bringing it to the North East of England. Barker & Stonehouse were the right fit for me an my collection with a 65 year history in furniture retail, commitment to customer service and they effort they make in giving back through their environmental work with Trees4Trees.
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According to NBA.com, the Brooklyn Nets have agreed to a deal with Jason Collins on Sunday. During a meeting in California, Jason Collins is expected to the sign this deal to become the first openly gay player in the NBA.
According Mark Stein of ESPN, Collins is expected to be in uniform tonight for Brooklyn's contest with the Lakers.
Jason Collins came into the league in 2001 when he was drafted by the New Jersey Nets. Now, in his 13th year, his career has come full circle with the organization that started his long journey in the NBA.
Jason Collins revealed to the world that he was gay in the spring of 2013. However, he didn't have a contract, so it was unclear if the center would ever get another chance in the league. Since the start of the season, Collins patiently waited until after the recent trade deadline that passed last week.
Jason Collins will see some familiar faces in the Nets organization. According to Sportsline.com, he was a teammate of head coach, Jason Kidd from 2001-2008. Collins also played with new teammates, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett last season.
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Bears rout Mustangs, 18-5
POTSDAM, N.Y. – The SUNY Potsdam women's lacrosse team (2-3) won its second in a row with an 18-5 drubbing of the visiting the Morrisville Mustangs (1-5) this afternoon at Maxcy Turf Field. The Bears got four goals each from seniors Denise Johns, Whitney Boshart and sophomore Bailey Weigel. Johns and Weigel also added an assist apiece, tying for a game-high five points.
The Potsdam offense went to work early with a goal from sophomore midfielder Carolyn Herrera just 39 seconds into the first half. The goal sparked a 9-0 run for the Bears. During the run Johns, Weigel, Boshart and junior attack Michelle Varney each notched two goals. The Mustangs were able to stop the momentum with a goal at the 15:42 and another score at 12:09 to make the tally 9-2. After a scoreless six and a half minutes, Johns added her third goal of the day to spark a three-goal streak for the Bears to close out the first half at 12-2.
At the opening of the second half, both teams made goalie changes. Potsdam freshman goalie Sally Mooney made her first career save on the first shot she has faced after less than three minutes between the pipes. Scoring in the second half began with Weigel and Boshart adding their third and fourth goals of the day in the first five minutes. Morrisville answered with two consecutive goals from Megan Carlin and 19:15 and 17:00. The Bears then went on a 4-0 run with goals coming from sophomore midfielder Emily Petit, senior midfielder Julie Perna, Johns and Weigel. Morrisville scored with just 2:33 remaining in the contest to finalize the score at 18-5.
Junior goalie Jen Chmiel earned the win in today's contest after playing just the first half and allowing two goals. Mooney played the final 30 minutes, stopping one shot and allowing the final three Morrisville tallies. Caitlin Dunphy and Veronique Krohn each played a half for the Mustangs. Dunphy allowed 12 goals and made seven saves, while Krohn stopped four shots and gave up the last six goals.
Potsdam outshot Morrisville 39-8 and edged the Mustangs in ground balls 22-15. The Bears also dominated the draw controls, 20-5, getting seven from Weigel alone.
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Britain is shifting position on Syria by announcing it is to give communications kit and generators to armed groups.
12:20, UK, Friday 10 August 2012
Tim Marshall
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The British government has shifted its position on Syria by announcing it is to give communications equipment and power generators to the political wing of the Free Syrian Army.
Until now UK support to the Syrian opposition was to human rights groups and the Syrian National Council (SNC).
By extending help to the Free Syrian Army (FSA), London is acknowledging that the real power in the opposition lies with the armed groups.
Writing in The Times newspaper, Foreign Secretary William Hague says that the risk of a power vacuum in a post-Assad Syria is so great that contact with "political elements" needs to be extended.
The UK will spend an extra £5m on aid to the opposition, but this will not include spending on weapons.
Instead, more radio and satellite communication equipment will be handed over, along with portable power generators.
In recent months the UK government has tried to keep the opposition militia at arm's length, but the SNC, based in Turkey and France, has proved ineffective. Inside Syria, the FSA has the most influence.
The Government says there will be "safeguards" to ensure the equipment only goes to the political groups, but it is difficult to see how the UK could prevent it being transferred to the militias once it is in the hands of the FSA political groups.
The equipment can be used to better co-ordinate movement of FSA personnel and also to overcome the electronic jamming of signals undertaken by the Syrian military.
UK spending on humanitarian aid related to the Syrian crisis is now projected to be £27.5m, mostly spent on caring for refugees who have fled to Turkey and Jordan.
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Recently, the tech giant HP has officially announced at the Think Beyond event in San Francisco the HP TouchPad specs. However, the release date, pricing or availability weren't disclosed. They just said that the Hp TouchPad release date will arrive this summer, and that the price will be announced at a later date.
So, that leaves a lot af room for rumors and speculations. People are very eager to see this device not only because of its specs, but probably because it's the first tablet that runs webOS. One of BGR's trustworthy sources says that HP will release Touchpad on the market before the end of June. From this source we also found out that Hp Touchpad price will be $699, less than the price announced for a possible market rival, Motorola Xoom – $799.
HP TouchPad comes with a 9.7-inch diagonal flush capacitive multitouch display with 1024×768 pixels resolution, a dual-core Qualcomm 8660 Snapdragon processor at 1.2Ghz and a lot of RAM – 1GB.
Other HP TouchPad specs are: a front-facing 1.3MP camera for video calls, aGPS (on the 3G models), 6300 mAh battery and Touchstone charger, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR. And the coolest fact is that you will get all that in a device 9.45 inches wide, 7.48 inches tall, 0.54 inches thick, that weights a little more than 1,5 pounds.
We will follow the subject and we will keep you posted with the hottest news about HP TouchPad.
Many thanks to our friends from BGR for letting us know about the HP TouchPad release date and price.


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Women's Basketball Defeats Rice
December 6, 1998
HOUSTON (AP) - Angie Braziel scored a season-high 26 points Sunday as No. 14 Texas Tech beat Rice 79-57 in the championship game of the Gene Hackerman Rice Invitational.
The loss broke a 19-game home winning streak for the Owls. Their last loss at Autry Court had been a 75-68 defeat by Brigham Young on Jan. 25, 1997.
Rene Hanebutt had 16 points and Keitha Dickerson 13 as the Lady Raiders (6-1) won their fifth straight game.
The Lady Owls (4-4) got 15 points from Marla Brumfield.
Tech used a 13-1 run early in the game and led 34-21 with 2:17 left in the half.
Braziel scored the Raiders' first six points of the second half, and her layup with 13:56 left made it 58-35.
Earlier Sunday, Wisconsin stopped Florida A&M 86-57 in the tournament's consolation game.