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The Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Science released a public report in June 2003, warning the public about the cancer risk from consuming food containing dioxin and other polychlorobiphenyls (PCBs). The Institute of Medicine advises the federal government on medical matters and appoints experts to research and produce reports. The report concluded with the statement:
The most direct way for an individual or a population to reduce dietary intake of dioxins is to reduce their consumption of dietary fat, especially from animal sources that are known to contain higher levels of these compounds.
This report from the National Academy of Science came out only one day after the Environmental Protection Agency reported that the amount of dioxin released into the environment by industry increased to 328 pounds in 2001, up from 220 pounds the year earlier. The EPA added that 6.16 billion pounds of toxic chemicals were released into the environment in 2001.
The EPA explained that these compounds persist in the environment and build up in the bodies of farm animals that eat contaminated feed or grass. While many of these toxic chemical compounds are resistant to degradation in the natural environment, they dissolve readily in oil and thus accumulate in the fatty tissues of fish, birds, and mammals. Humans are exposed predominately by eating contaminated animal products. Every time an animal is exposed to a tiny bit of these toxic chemicals, it remains in the animal's body for life, only released when the animal is eaten by humans, through fatty animal products such as meat, cheese, and full-fat milk.1 Animal products tested to be exceptionally high in these harmful compounds are catfish, lobster, mollusks, cheese, butter, and ice cream.2
Unborn children and breast feeding infants are especially vulnerable to the harmful effects of these chemicals. These chemicals are linked to a broad range of diseases, including behavioral disorders, thyroid dysfunction, endometriosis, and cancer.3 Since these chemicals are stored in the fatty tissues of animals and in our fat stores too (because we are animals as well), a woman has to begin eating more carefully before she gets pregnant to prevent harmful exposure to the developing fetus.
The health of children is not merely the result of what they have been fed as youngsters, but is strongly influenced by a mother's diet and what she consumed and stored in her fat-supply years before her child is conceived. The National Academy of Science gave a clear public warning against eating a diet rich in animal fats, especially fatty fish and shellfish. Again, a plant-based diet containing healthy fat from avocados, raw nuts, and seeds, with much less or no animal fats, is revealed as a powerful weapon to beat the modern cancer epidemic.
1. Llobert JM, Domingo JL, Bocio A, et al. Human exposure to dioxins through the diet in Catalonia, Spain: carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic risk. Chemosphere 2003;50(9): 1193-1200.
2. Jensen E, Bolger M. Exposure Assessment of dioxins/furans consumed in dairy foods and fish. Food Addit Contam 2001;18(5):395-403.
3. Damastra T. Potential effects of certain persistent organic pollutants and endocrine disrupting chemicals on the health of children. J Toxicol Clin Toxicol 2002;40(4):457-465.


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Truckloads of sod started arriving on June 24 at the ongoing renovation of the City of Wilmington's Municipal Golf Course. The installation began in front of the bunkers on the west side of the course that have already been re-shaped as part of the renovation. All told, about 32 truckloads of sod will be delivered over the next couple of weeks.
This phase of the project is expected to take 2-3 weeks and involves the installation of 8 acres of sod around the bunkers, as well as hand-planting grass – called "sprigging" – approximately 12 acres of grass on the approaches and surrounds of the newly shaped greens.
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Why I may not get the ZEN
I'm currently looking at two players. The Creative Zen and Cowon D2. I've obviously found many pros and cons of both players. I've got a couple questions for this forum about the cons of the Zen that may be fixed or may not even be that bad. Possibly someone can change my mind about them.
1. When you view by album, is the display of the album cover art or a list of actual albums by name. I've seen an image that just shows the album art and a title of album at the top of the screen. Can I also see it as just a list of names on the screen.
2. I've heard that these are not compatible with macs? Is this true and might it be fixed.
3. I've heard that you can't browse by file structure and only by ID3 tags. Is this true and might it be fixed.
4. Does this have a sleep function? Can I set it to go off in 10, 20, 40min and so on?
5. Does the unit need to be on for the alarm to work or will it turn on automatically?
6. I've heard that the drag and drop feature doesn't work very well. Has anyone had problems with this and might the be fixed via new firmware?
7. Might firmware updates allow for the playing of OGG files?
8. Am I correct in saying that, if the player is turned off and you are in the middle of a playlist, it will resume the song you were on but won't continue with the playlist? Might this be fixed with a firmware update?
Sorry there are so many, but that is it. Thanks.
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Numbers 2 and 3 are both true, and the answer to number 7 is no. All three of these issues would be solved with a Rockbox port, but no Creative player has been successfully "Rockboxed" to date.
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Allow me to take a stab at this. I don't own a Zen, but I've noted that its OS is functionally similar to that of the Vision-series players. So, on that note...
1. The album list can be displayed as either in text or graphically. You should be able to switch between the two modes by pressing the options button and selecting "Switch View".
2. The Zen is, of itself, neither compatible nor incompatible with the Mac, or any other PC-based OS. The Zen is an MTP device and will work with any MTP-aware OS. Unfortunately, the only truly MTP-aware OS is Windows Vista. All earlier versions of Windows, as well as MacOS and Linux, need a separate MTP driver in order to "talk to" the Zen. Linux has such drivers available; however, MacOS/OSX is far more closed off, and there is no sign that Steve Jobs will ever allow implementation of a protocol that competes with his iPods. However, a third-party MTP client does exist. You may find this thread in the ZV:M's FAQ subforum useful.
3. This is true. The Zen is file/folder-agnostic. It will preserve your songs' file/folder structure when synced with WMP or similar sync managers, but it will not use them internally. To be quite honest, I find file/folder navigation to be far inferior to ID3 tag-browsing, particularly for larger libraries. For starters, ID3 tag browsing allows for quick keyword searches. But perhaps ID3's greatest strength is its ability to index by multiple criteria. With ID3 tag-browsing, you can quickly sort your songs by title, artist, album name, genre (and any number of other tags supported by the player). With file/folder navigation, you're limited to indexing by only one criterium. If you wanted to play a song whose artist or album you may not remember, you're going to be spending an awful long time trawling your directory structure looking for it. With ID3 browsing and keyword searches, you can find the song in seconds, even if you can only recall part of the title. But, to each his own.
4. The Zen has a sleep function that can be set for 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, and 120 minutes.
5. As long as the clock is set correctly, the unit will power itself up when the set time is reached.
6. No comment about this, since it may be a firmware-specific issue. If it works like the ZVM, however, then drag-and-drop issues should be easily addressed by a firmware update. For the ZVM, drag-and-drop works perfectly, but is dependent on the MTP driver on the host computer. If your computer is using an immature or poorly-developed driver, drag-and-drop will not work well, if at all. For Windows Vista users, Vista's MTP driver is fully mature and robust. DnD works just like with any mass-storage class (MSC) device. For Windows XP, you need the MTP driver embedded with WMP11. For all other OS's, your mileage may vary.
7. Firmware updates could add support for OGG, but given OGG's rather low presence in the market, it's rather unlikely. However, if the Rockbox Project is able to port RB to the Zen, it should include OGG support.
8. Again, I'm not familiar with bugs specific to the Zen's firmware, but this doesn't sound right to me. If it is a valid bug, I think Creative will get it fixed very quickly. The ZVM never had any problems resuming a playlist. Its only quirks were that the ZVM would forget which song was playing if left off for a long time, and that playlists in Shuffle Mode would be reshuffled upon powerup.
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thanks so much for the detailed reply
can you enlarge album arts??? album arts have to be synced into tag for it to work??
Yes, Karuru, you can get an enlarged view of album art while songs are playing by pushing the Select button. This scrolls through the normal playing window (first image below, the song rating window (second image), the album art window (third) and the current playlist. Apologies for the poor quality pictures – LCDs are hard to photograph. The actual on-screen image is perfect.
As to art and tagging, if you have art embedded into tags, these will show up if the mp3s are transferred using Creative Media Explorer / mediamonkey etc. Otherwise, you can browse your music library using the CME and drag and drop images into art for each artist / album. These then get sent to the /pictures/ folder on the zen and can be browsed just like any other pictures. In fact, the Zen seems to store all its album art this way (much like WMP does).
Hope this helps.
Sorry, it should be ZME - the Zen Media Explorer.
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Tenants: Tenants have an obligation to cooperate with owners and landlords and to maintain dwellings in habitable conditions.
Southern Nevada Health District: The health district has no jurisdiction over rental housing; however, your complaint may be a legal matter that qualifies for civil court action.
If you rent a home, condominium, or apartment and you have a pest infestation, moisture problems (including the presence of mold), poor maintenance or another major structural problem, or if your home does not have heating, air conditioning, running water, hot water, electricity or gas, follow these steps to get the issue(s) resolved:
Send a certified, dated letter to your landlord notifying him or her of the problem and request that it be fixed and mention your intentions should the problem not be resolved. Keep a copy for yourself.
Non-essential services (e.g., infestations, mold, or maintenance): Your landlord has 14 days to either fix the issue or make satisfactory progress toward fixing it.
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If the issue is not resolved within 14 days or 48 hours (whichever timeframe applies to your situation) you can start civil legal proceedings. If necessary, Nevada Legal Services is one resource you may find helpful to start the civil process. Nevada Legal Services can be reached at (702) 386-0404.
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Jeanette Bolden's UCLA women's team and Art Venegas' Bruin men's squad will compete this weekend at the 2001 Pacific-10 T & F Championships, in Berkeley and hosted by the University of California (42nd annual men, 15th annual women). Scoring is 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1.
The Bruin women have won the conference championship 11 times. In the last seven seasons under Bolden, UCLA has won on six occasions, including the last four years in a row.
UCLA's men have won the league title 16 times, including six occasions in the 1990s (1992-93-94-95-96-98).
On Saturday (May 19) at Edwards Stadium, the field events will begin at 10 a.m. and the running events at 1 p.m., concluding at 5:30 p.m. with the women's and men's 10,000m finals. On Saturday, there are 12 finals.
On Sunday (May 20, all finals), field events begin at 9:30 a.m. and track events at 1 p.m. The meet will end at 4:15 p.m. with the running of the women's and men's 4 X 400m relays.
The Pac-10 Multi-event Championships were held last weekend (May 12-13) at Cal, with Oregon's Santiago Lorenzo winning the decathlon (7,617, 10 team points for the Ducks) and Washington State's Ellannee Richardson (5,578 points) and Whitney Evans (5,546 points) finishing one-two in the heptathlon, giving the Cougars 18 team points.
Fox Sports Net will distribute a tape-delayed show on Friday, May 25, starting at 11 a.m. PDT. Please check your local listing for air date.
National Rankings
In last week's (May 7, this week's new rankings come out on Tuesday, May 15) national rankings, Trackwire had the UCLA women again at No. 1 (82 points). In the eight weeks of outdoor rankings, the Bruin women have been No. 1 on six occasions, including the last four weeks. The Bruin men have not been ranked for the last two weeks.
In the IAAF-USATF Team Power Rankings (May 7), the UCLA women were still No. 1 (400.82 points) and the Bruin men were No. 3 (360.73).
Trackwire is based upon predictions as to how teams will score at the 2001 NCAA Outdoor (May 30-June 2, Eugene, OR) and the Team Power Ranking is computer scoring based on a team's individual marks and dual meet strength.
Looking Ahead (Wed.-Sat., May 30-June 2)
The 2001 NCAA Outdoor T & F Championships will be held May 30-June 2 (Wed.-Sat.) in Eugene and hosted by the University of Oregon. Scoring will be 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1.
Last winter, the UCLA women won the 2001 NCAA Indoor title (for the second year in a row). The Bruin women are looking to become the third women's team in collegiate track and field history to win both the NCAA Outdoor and Indoor crowns in the same season (LSU did it eight times, 1997-96-95-94-93-91-89-87 and Texas on three occasions, 1999-98-86).
The UCLA women have won the NCAA Outdoor twice (the Bruins won the first two women's NCAA Outdoor meets in 1983-82). During Bolden's seven seasons as head coach, the Bruin women have finished in the Top three at the NCAA Outdoor on six occasions, including second-place finishes in 1999-98-95 (the UCLA women placed third in 2000-97-94).
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Monday, November 3, 2008
Sophomore Kylie Yates has been named the KCAC "Offensive Soccer Player of the Week" for her performance last week against McPherson and Friends University.
Yates, a 5'5, forward, from Berthoud, Colorado scored both game winners for Sterling in the last twelve minutes of each game. By winning both games Sterling will advance to play McPherson College in the quarterfinals of the KCAC Tournament Friday night in McPherson. Game time is set for 6:30pm
Kylie really came through when we needed her to" said Head Coach Justin Morris. "She has done a nice job creating legit goal scoring opportunities for this season."
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Do we really need to justify this one? The Welsh Wizard's £86m move to Real Madrid not only put him on everyone's' radar the world over, but cemented his position as a world class athlete. Now it's time for him to shut up certain Spanish media and prove just how good we know he is. Also, is it just us, or is it mildly arousing to imagine Ronaldo's face upon being told his record transfer fee had been smashed?
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Gathered together by their shared use of the very handy Audio Copy & Paste protocol developed by Sonoma Wireworks, which allows Apps to share audio data between them, a number of developers were showcasing their iPad wares.
Among them was Kord Taylor from Sound Trends, who gave us a quick look at three of his apps; Grüvtron, StudioHD and Looptastic.
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Getting a good recording in Looptastic, Meta.DJ & Studio.HD for the iPad 2 is often very difficult because the iPad's internal microphone is picking up all live, ambient noise around you - especially when wearing headphones. From what I've read, there are MacBooks out there having the same problem because, like the iPad, there's no way (that I've found) to mute the internal mic. Again, I'd love to be corrected but I cannot find a fix or work-around. Any suggestions or ideas.... anyone?
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In a press conference held Monday, Oct. 30. 2000, in Tuscaloosa, The University of Alabama, Auburn University and The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) unveiled the new official logos for the annual Iron Bowl.
The logo is being used for the third consecutive year.
The logos are part of a new licensing and marketing program launched in conjunction with the game returning to the home fields of each university. The two universities will jointly own the rights to the new Iron Bowl identity.
"For many, the Auburn-Alabama game has been the biggest, most divisive day of the year," said David Housel, Auburn's Director of Athletics. "The collaborative mark shows that Auburn and Alabama can work together to honor the moment and honor the day. In our passion for the game, we are one."
"In my experience as a coach, there is no other rivalry that matches the Alabama-Auburn game," said Alabama's Director of Athletics Mal Moore. "This is the greatest collegiate rivalry in the country and it is only fitting that the two schools have combined to present a mark symbolizing this great game."
The universities first competed on the football field in 1893, in Birmingham. The game was eventually dubbed the "Iron Bowl" because of the large iron ore deposits around which Birmingham was built. The game took a 40-year hiatus after 1907, but was reborn in 1948. Since then, the Iron Bowl, played annually on the last Saturday of football season, has become legendary.
"Just as the Super Bowl is still called the Super Bowl no matter where the game is played, the name "Iron Bowl" has become synonymous with the Auburn/Alabama game," said Bill Battle, CEO of CLC.
"The new Iron Bowl program will further strengthen this national identity and add an exciting dimension to the long-standing history of the series."
The Collegiate Licensing Company is the oldest and largest licensing representative in the nation. CLC's members include more than 180 colleges, universities, bowl games, athletic conferences, the Heisman Trophy, and the NCAA (including the Men's and Women's Final Four, the College World Series and all NCAA Championships). Based in Atlanta, CLC is a full-service licensing representative, which employs a staff of more than 60 licensing professionals with the capability to establish and manage every aspect of a collegiate licensing program.
*Since 1956, either Alabama or Auburn has been ranked in the final Associated Press poll.
*Alabama and Auburn have never had losing records in the same season.
*In the previous 66 meetings, Alabama has outscored Auburn, 1,297 to 1,084. The average score of the Alabama-Auburn game is 19.65 to 16.4 in favor of the Crimson Tide.
*The team leading at halftime has won 72.3 percent (48 of 66) of the games in this series. Auburn has led at halftime in each of the last three seasons, winning only the 2000 meeting in Tuscaloosa. In 1999, the Tigers led 14-6 at the half, but lost 28-17 after a 20-point fourth-quarter by the Crimson Tide. In 1998, the Tigers took a 17-14 lead into the dressing room, but lost 31-17.
*The game has been tied at the half seven times, with Alabama winning six of those games.
*There have been 22 shutouts in the series, with Alabama winning 14 of those games, the most recent 17-0 in 1992. Auburn's last shutout was a 9-0 win last year in Tuscaloosa.
*The two teams have played five one-point games, including two of the last three years. Auburn is 4-1 in games decided by one point.
1949 -- Auburn 14, Alabama 13 1972 -- Auburn 17, Alabama 161982 -- Auburn 23, Alabama 22 1996 -- Alabama 24, Auburn 231997 -- Auburn 18, Alabama 17 UA-AU WINNER GETS "FOY TROPHY"
On July 13, 1948, the two circles of Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership honor society from the University of Alabama and Auburn University joined together to sponsor a trophy devoted to sportsmanship between the two universities. The ODK-James E. Foy V Sportsmanship Trophy is a tradition which symbolizes the good relationship between the two schools. Originally the trophy was displayed in Birmingham in Loveman's store window the week prior to the football game between the two universities. Then, in a parade preceding the game, the trophy would be carried in a convertible with the Omicron Delta Kappa presidents from each school on either side.
The parade was stopped in the 1960s but the trophy has continued to be awarded every year. The trophy is now awarded to the winner at halftime of the Alabama-Auburn basketball game on their home court. The trophy remains in their care until next year's presentation takes place. In January 1978, the trophy was dedicated to Dean James E. Foy, V upon his retirement as the Dean of Student Affairs at Auburn University. He began serving in that position in 1950 after serving as Assistant Dean of Students at the University of Alabama.
The 2002 Alabama-Auburn game will be the 28th televised game in the series, dating back to the very first televised game in 1964. Alabama owns a 17-10 (.634) record in those previous 27 games. In addition, the Alabama-Auburn game has been televised 22 times in the last 23 years, with the 1993 game being the exception. The first televised game in this historic series was aired by NBC Sports in 1964. Since then the game has also been televised by ABC, ESPN and CBS.
Year Result of Game Network1964 Alabama 21, Auburn 14 NBC1966 Alabama 31, Auburn 0 ABC1971 Alabama 31, Auburn 7 ABC1973 Alabama 35, Auburn 0 ABC1974 Alabama 17, Auburn 13 ABC1975 Alabama 28, Auburn 0 ABC1981 Alabama 28, Auburn 17 ABC1982 Auburn 23, Alabama 22 ABC1983 Auburn 23, Alabama 20 ABC1984 Alabama 17, Auburn 15 ABC1985 Alabama 25, Auburn 23 ABC1986 Auburn 21, Alabama 17 ABC1987 Auburn 10, Alabama 0 CBS1988 Auburn 15, Alabama 10 CBS1989 Auburn 30, Alabama 20 CBS1990 Alabama 16, Auburn 7 CBS1991 Alabama 13, Auburn 7 ESPN1992 Alabama 17, Auburn 0 ABC1994 Alabama 21, Auburn 14 ABC1995 Auburn 31, Alabama 27 ESPN1996 Alabama 24, Auburn 23 ESPN1997 Auburn 18, Alabama 17 ESPN1998 Alabama 31, Auburn 17 ESPN1999 Alabama 28, Auburn 17 ESPN2000 Auburn 9, Alabama 0 CBS2001 Alabama 31, Auburn 7 CBS2002 Auburn at Alabama CBS
The Alabama-Auburn football rivalry as had only four homes in its 67-year existence, including Birmingham, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa and Auburn. The city of Birmingham, the state's largest city, has served as host for the annual showdown 53 times, including every year from 1904-88. The Alabama-Auburn game has been played four times in Montgomery, the state capital. Auburn (four) and Tuscaloosa (three) have also served as hosts for this event. The first meeting in Montgomery took place during the 1893 season, with Auburn winning 40-16. The two teams last played in the state capital in 1903, with the Tide claiming an 18-6 victory. Tuscaloosa played host to the event in 1895 (40-0), 1901 (17-0) and 2000 (9-0), with Auburn winning all three games. Below is a breakdown of the series at various sites.
Site RecordBirmingham UA leads, 33-18-1Montgomery Series Tied, 2-2Tuscaloosa AU leads, 3-0Auburn AU leads, 4-2
Since 1955, Alabama or Auburn has been ranked entering the Iron Bowl every year with the exception of 1982 and 1998.
*Alabama has been ranked 34 times entering the game. Bama is 24-9 (.727) in those previous 33 games.
*The 2002 game marks the first time since 1999 that Alabama has entered the Auburn game ranked in the Top 25. The Crimson Tide is ranked 9th in this week's AP poll. UA was ranked 8th entering the 1999 games.
*Auburn has been ranked 22 times entering the Alabama game. The Tigers are 14-8 (.636) against Alabama when ranked in the Top 25.
*The 2002 game marks the first time since 1999 that Auburn was unranked entering the Iron Bowl.
*The highest ranked team has posted a 35-9 (.795) record in the series since 1955.
1955 (10) Auburn 26, Alabama 0 1957 (1) Auburn 40, Alabama 01958 (2) Auburn 14, Alabama 81959 (19) Alabama 10, (10) Auburn 0 1960 (17) Alabama 3, Auburn 01961 (1) Alabama 34, Auburn 0 1962 (5) Alabama 38, Auburn 0 1963 (9) Auburn 10, (6) Alabama 8 1964 (2) Alabama 21, Auburn 14 1965 (5) Alabama 30, Auburn 3 1966 (3) Alabama 31, Auburn 0 1967 (8) Alabama 7, Auburn 3 1968 (15) Alabama 24, (18) Auburn 16 1969 (12) Auburn 49, Alabama 26 1970 (11) Auburn 33, Alabama 28 1971 (3) Alabama 31, (4) Auburn 7 1972 (9) Auburn 17, (2) Alabama 16 1973 (1) Alabama 35, Auburn 0 1974 (2) Alabama 17, (7) Auburn 13 1975 (5) Alabama 28, Auburn 0 1976 (18) Alabama 38, Auburn 7 1977 (2) Alabama 48, Auburn 211978 (2) Alabama 34, Auburn 16 1979 (1) Alabama 25, Auburn 18 1980 (8) Alabama 34, Auburn 18 1981 (4) Alabama 28, Auburn 17 1983 (3) Auburn 23, (19) Alabama 201984 Alabama 17, (11) Auburn 151985 Alabama 25, (10) Auburn 231986 (10) Auburn 21, (13) Alabama 17 1987 (7) Auburn 10, (18) Alabama 0 1988 (6) Auburn 15, (17) Alabama 101989 (11) Auburn 30, (2) Alabama 201990 Alabama 16, (20) Auburn 71991 (8) Alabama 13, Auburn 6 1992 (2) Alabama 17, Auburn 0 1993 (6) Auburn 22, (11) Alabama 14 1994 (4) Alabama 21, Auburn 141995 (21) Auburn 31, (17) Alabama 271996 (15) Alabama 24, Auburn 23 1997 (13) Auburn 18, Alabama 17 1999 (8) Alabama 28, Auburn 17 2000 (18) Auburn 9, Alabama 02001 Alabama 31, (24) Auburn 7 FRANCHIONE VERSUS AUBURN
Alabama head coach Dennis Franchione is 1-0 against the Tigers following last year's 31-7 win on the Plains.
Auburn head coach Tommy Tuberville will coach his fourth Alabama-Auburn game this Saturday afternoon. He is 1-2 (.333) in the series after last year's 31-7 loss at home to the Crimson Tide. In 2000, Tuberville directed the Tigers to a 9-0 win here at Bryant-Denny Stadium as AU clinched the SEC Western Division title. Tuberville lost his Alabama-Auburn debut on the Plains in 1999, losing 28-17. In all, Tuberville is 2-8 (.200) in his career against the Crimson Tide, including an 1-6 (.143) mark as head coach at Ole Miss (1995-98) and Auburn (1999-Present). Tuberville was also 0-4 (.000) against Auburn while at Ole Miss. Tuberville was an assistant to Larry Lacewell at Arkansas State when the Crimson Tide beat the Indians 34-7 in 1982. As an assistant at Miami under Dennis Erickson, Tuberville split two meetings with Alabama. In the 1990 Sugar Bowl, Miami beat Alabama 33-25 to claim the national championship.
In the 1993 Sugar Bowl, No. 2 Alabama beat No. 1 Miami 34-13 to win the national title.
One of the nation's most storied football series, the Alabama-Auburn series has had two books written about its great rivalry. Bill Cromartie (Atlanta, Ga.) has written a book entitled Braggin' Rights, a game-by-game history of one of the nation's greatest rivalries. The book is now in its fourth printing. In addition, Scott Brown and Will Collier co-authored the book The Uncivil War, a look at the rivalry that divides family, friends and the entire state. The book was published in 1995. Most recently, Sports Illustrated's Ivan Maisel and Kelly Whitseide co-authored a book, War in Dixie, on the Alabama-Auburn rivalry.
Dennis Franchione became only the sixth coach in Alabama history to win his first Alabama-Auburn game. In addition, Coach Fran joined Red Drew (1948) and Gene Stallings (1990) as the only UA coaches to win their first Alabama-Auburn game since World War II.
The 2001 season marked the fourth time in five years a coach has made his debut in the traditional series rivalry. In 1997, Alabama coach Mike DuBose coached his very first Alabama-Auburn game at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Alabama squandered a fourth-quarter lead and lost 18-17 in the game's final minute. In 1998, Auburn interim coach Bill Oliver, a former defensive coordinator at Alabama, coached his only Alabama-Auburn game at Legion Field. Auburn's Tommy Tuberville made his debut in the series in Auburn in 1999 and Coach Fran will debut this year on the Plains.
*Terry Bowden (1993) is the only Auburn coach since World War II to win his first Alabama-Auburn game.
*Alabama and Auburn both made coaching debuts in 1997 (DuBose) and 1998 (Oliver) in this series. The last time coaches debuted in back-to-back seasons was Auburn's Ralph "Shug" Jordan in 1957 and Alabama's Paul "Bear" Bryant in 1958.
*The last Alabama head coach to win his first Alabama-Auburn game was Gene Stallings in 1990. The last Auburn coach to win his debut was Terry Bowden in 1993.
*Here are the results of Alabama and Auburn coaches in their first Alabama-Auburn football game.
Alabama Coaching Debuts vs. Auburn
E.B. Beaumont L 32-22 Feb. 22, 1893Eli Abbott L 40-16 Nov. 30, 1893M. Griffin L 53- 5 Nov. 17, 1900M.H. Harvey L 17- 0 Nov. 15, 1901W.B. Blount W 18- 6 Oct. 23, 1903J. Leavenworth W 30- 0 Nov. 18, 1905J.W. H. Pollard W 10- 0 Nov. 17, 1906Red Drew W 55- 0 Dec. 4, 1948J.B. Whitworth L 26- 0 Nov. 26, 1955Paul Bryant L 14- 8 Nov. 29, 1958Ray Perkins L 23-20 Dec. 3, 1983Bill Curry L 10- 0 Nov. 27, 1987Gene Stallings W 16- 7 Dec. 1, 1990Mike DuBose L 18-17 Nov. 22, 1997Dennis Franchione W 31-7 Nov. 17, 2001
Auburn Coaching Debuts vs. Alabama
D.M. Balliet W 32-22 Feb. 22, 1893G.H. Harvey W 40-16 Nov. 30, 1893F.M. Hall L 18- 0 Nov. 29, 1894John Heisman W 48- 0 Nov. 23, 1895Billy Watkins W 53- 5 Nov. 17, 1900Robert Kent W 23- 0 Oct. 18, 1902Billy Bates L 18- 6 Oct. 23, 1903Mike Donahue W 29- 5 Nov. 12, 1904W.S. Kienholz T 6- 6 Nov. 16, 1907Earl Brown L 55- 0 Dec. 4, 1948Shug Jordan L 25- 7 Dec. 1, 1957Doug Barfield L 38- 7 Nov. 27, 1976Pat Dye L 28-17 Nov. 28, 1981Terry Bowden W 22-14 Nov. 20, 1993Bill Oliver (Int) L 31-17 Nov. 22, 1998Tommy Tuberville L 28-17 Nov. 20, 1999
*Alabama coach Dennis Franchione enjoyed a successful debut in last year's Alabama-Auburn game, leading the Crimson Tide to a 31-7 win on the Plains. The 31 points and the 24-point margin of victory by Alabama are the second-most points and victory margin by a first-year coach against Auburn.
*Former UA coach Red Drew led the Crimson Tide to a 55-0 win over Auburn in his first game in 1948, which also happened to be the renewal game in the series that was halted in 1906.


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As Liverpool continue to lend their support to Standard Chartered's Seeing is Believing initiative, club captain Steven Gerrard has explained why he's delighted to once again be backing the campaign.
The midfielder has been involved in a number of projects to highlight the importance of our main club sponsor's charity project, which raises funds to tackle avoidable blindness in developing countries.
And in our free video below, Gerrard outlines why he's more than happy to lend his support for this year's 'Perfect Match' event.
You have an exclusive chance to win a signed Liverpool shirt as part of the Seeing is Believing campaign with Standard Chartered.
Just as they did for the final home game of last season, the Reds will replace the logo of Standard Chartered with Seeing is Believing when they host West Bromwich Albion on February 11.
Our main sponsor's global initiative raises funds to tackle avoidable blindness in developing countries, and you can play your part by entering a special competition.
Follow the lead of several Reds legends by telling us what your perfect match is - football or otherwise - and posting your entry on Facebook or Twitter.
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The winners of each shirt will be announced on Wednesday, February 13.
More signed jerseys from the match against the Baggies will subsequently be available via auction, with all money raised to be donated to the Seeing is Believing campaign.
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Just ask Canadiens rookie goaltender Carey Price, who passed another test when he stoned the Pittsburgh Penguins in a shootout to give the Canadiens a 4-3 victory last night.
"I tried to make myself as big as possible," said the 6-foot-3, 226-pounder, who stopped eight shooters, including Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and veteran Mark Recchi. "I wanted them to try to go for the little spots that I left them."
The strategy paid off as four of the Pittsburgh shooters fired wide of the net.
The shootout, the longest the Canadiens have faced, ended when defenceman Andrei Markov used a slick backhand move - "It's my secret," he said when he was asked to describe the goal - to beat Pittsburgh backup goalie Dany Sabourin.
The victory gave the Canadiens a sweep of their back-to-back road games, and it's the first time in more than a year that the Canadiens have swept a pair of back-to-back games.
The Canadiens jumped off to a quick start like they did Friday night in Carolina. And for the second straight night, they chased a starting goaltender.
Defenceman-turned-winger Mathieu Dandenault started the ball rolling when he beat Marc-André Fleury at 7:13 of the opening period.
The Canadiens' power play continued to be the best in the NHL as Markov scored with a man advantage at 10:53 of the opening period. The Canadiens were 1-for-7 on the night with the extra man.
Michael Ryder made it 3-0 at the 49-second mark of the second period, and that signaled the end of Fleury's night after he allowed three goals on 15 shots.
But the tide turned after Alex Kovalev took what Carbonneau felt was a questionable penalty. Kovalev hit Evgeni Malkin from behind and then got into a tussle with Sidney Crosby. When the referees sorted things out, Kovalev and Crosby went to the penalty box, but Kovalev received an extra two minutes.
Petr Sykora scored with Kovalev off, and Crosby added a goal at 8:16 of the second period to set the table for the Penguins to steal a point.
"I thought we played well, but it was our second game in two nights and a little fatigue set in," Carbonneau said. "The Kovalev penalty hurt and they took advantage of it, and then we made a mistake in the third."
The mistake was a penalty for having too many men on the ice at 15:49. The Canadiens came within eight seconds of killing that off when Steve Bégin was called for slashing. The Penguins pulled Sabourin for a 6-on-3 advantage and Ryan Whitney sent the game into overtime when he scored at 18:08 with a 6-on-4 advantage.
The shootout proved frustrating for both teams. The Canadiens came close to scoring twice before Markov ended it.
Saku Koivu put the puck between Sabourin's legs, but the goalie managed to push it out with his hand just before it reached the goalline. And Mark Streit put the puck between Sabourin's legs, but it slid through the crease wide of the goal.
Carbonneau made two lineup changes, inserting Andrei Kostitsyn and Josh Gorges back into the lineup, and both found their way onto the scoresheet.
Kostitsyn, who replaced Mikhail Grabovski, had the first assist on Dandenault's goal. Gorges replaced Patrice Brisebois and assisted on the Ryder goal.
Brisebois was in line to play his 800th regular-season NHL game. He will get a chance to do that in front of the hometown folks Tuesday when the Canadiens open a four-game homestand against Atlanta.
Gazette Stars: 1. Andrei Markov; 2. Mathieu Dandenault; 3. Evgeni Malkin.


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I have been working 9am until whenever pm these last couple of days. Tonight whenever was 7:30. Tomorrow it'll probably be 11. After today or tomorrow I'll be able to bring my computer (long, boring tech hours) and get back on the internet radar. Sadly I didn't plan well enough in advance to get some posts ready before this crazy work week began.
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When the economists crunch the numbers on national productivity for this quarter, there will be an unexpected dip. They will have all kinds of theories about consumer debt, gas prices, and disappointing back to school fashions. And they will be wrong. There will be a measurable dip in the economy because of Every. Simpsons. Ever.
For the cave dwellers without cable or satellite television, one of the great events in the history of mankind has just happened. The deep satellite channel, FXX, decided to run every episode of "The Simpsons" ever made, back to back, 24/7, for 12 awesome days. All 552 episodes. If you didn't stock up on Duff Beer and a 12-day supply of Lard Lad doughnuts, it was clearly your loss.
The world is going to hell in a bucket. We're suddenly becoming allies with the dictator of Syria to fight against somebody even worse, and it looks like we are well on our way to yet another war in the Middle East, and maybe Russia. But Homer lost his Christmas bonus at the dog track, and Lisa's science project got ruined. And Krusty the Clown is trying to revive his failed career. And that Mr. Burns
I've been somewhat laid up by a nasty fall on my mountain bike. I've got a bruise that extends from hip to knee on one side, and a tooth that exploded in the process. I can't sleep. All that adds up to a perfect excuse to binge watch "The Simpsons" for longer than I really care to admit. And after all these years, and combined as a body of work, I still think it is absolute genius.
I have managed to pay a little attention to other stuff. "The Simpsons" isn't on in the car. Burger King has decided to buy Canadian icon Tim Hortons doughnut shops, and move headquarters to Canada. It's not entirely a tax dodge, but that's certainly a big part of it. Of course Congress could fix the US tax code -- lower rates and close loopholes that let corporations pay an average effective rate of about 12 percent even though the code says they are supposed to pay 35 percent. But the idea of Congress acting is, well, too absurd for even "The Simpsons" to use in a plot line.
So Burger King will be Canadian. Would you like chips with that, eh? And there will be Canadian bacon on the Whopper. But I guess we'll get used to it. I haven't been in a Burger King in so long that I had to Google to see if the "Whopper" was their product or some other grease emporium's. On the other hand, I absolutely love Tim Hortons, and if the merger results in a Tim Hortons within an hour's drive of my house, I'm all in. Eh!
I pulled myself away from "The Simpsons" to spend most of Wednesday at the court hearing on the bond amount in the PCMR-Vail litigation. It was considerably more highbrow than "The Simpsons," even if the general plot line would fit. "I forgot to renew the lease? D'oh!" Actually, it was a very impressive bit of judicial action; excellent lawyers presenting their cases to a smart judge who was extremely well prepared. He had studied their written material, asked probing questions, and wasn't afraid to let the lawyers know when their argument didn't pass the smell test. In the end, he decided to delay setting the bond until next week, mostly because he didn't want to tilt the on-going mediation talks.
Vail continues to play the Eddie Haskell role, announcing that they will be the good guys and let PCMR continue squatting if they put up a bond. Then they asked for a ridiculous $124 million bond, which kind of guarantees that PCMR won't come up with the cash. But it won't be Vail's fault it all comes crashing down. The judge wasn't buying it. My bet is that the bond will be less than $5 million, and it's business as usual.
Still, the damage is done. Driving over, listening to CNBC on the satellite radio in the car, Jane Wells did a quick but deadly story that basically said don't plan on coming to Park City for a ski vacation this year, because it will probably be closed. No mention of Deer Valley or Canyons. Posting the bond and staying open kind of got lost in there. I don't know how we overcome that kind of damage.
Kind of makes you want to spend the rest of the day at Moe's, right Homer?
Tom Clyde practiced law in Park City for many years. He lives on a working ranch in Woodland and has been writing this column since 1986.


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THIS WEEK: The Cougars will face nationally-ranked No. 34 San Diego State, Friday March 5, No. 64 San Diego, Saturday March 6, and No. 4 Washington, Sunday March 7.
WSU HEAD COACH Lisa Hart ON THIS WEEKEND: "We are looking forward to the opportunity of playing 3 nationally ranked opponents," Hart said. "We are hoping to carry our enthusiasm and success of this past weekend into this weekend and capitalize on the opportunities we create for ourselves."
UP NEXT: Washington State will be Eugene-bound as it takes on the No. 24 Oregon Ducks Saturday, March 13.
LAST TIME OUT: The Cougars knocked off No. 38 Oklahoma State in their first match of the UNLV Invitational...went on to fall to No. 14 Fresno State and No. 37 UNLV...junior Zsofia Fodor recorded a perfect weekend in singles putting down all three opponents she faced...improved her win total to 14 on the season.
COUGARS IN THE RANKINGS: The WSU Cougars finished last season at No. 51 in the ITA rankings and currently hold the No. 63 slot...Orsolya Sallai is ranked No. 20 in singles in the Northwest Region...senior Lorena Arias is No. 30 in the Northwest Region...Arias and junior Chris Martinez are ranked No. 9 regionally in doubles.
WSU FACES TOUGH COMPETITION: The Cougars have faced nationally-ranked opponents in six of their last seven dual matches.
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Pro Challenge 2014 and 2015 Alert. City Council will be considering on Tuesday, Oct. 15, a Boulder stage for 2014 (a start in Boulder), and organizers will request a Flagstaff stage for 2015 (rather than 2014, due to flood). We need supporters of the Pro Challenge to be present to show Council the community support for this race. Free t-shirts for those who attend -- no need to speak, just wear the shirt. Be at Council Chambers at 4:30 pm, meeting starts at 5 pm, you need only stay until around 6 pm. City Council is located at 1777 Broadway St. (Corner of Canyon and Broadway).


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TV crossover episodes or ones that mash together a couple of familiar franchises are often more interesting in theory than when the finalized version hits the screen. It's difficult to find the right balance between the characters and to keep the best aspects of each show intact while still fully integrating everything together.
One special that seems to have solved all these challenges is the impressively well-constructed "Phineas And Ferb Star Wars," which airs at 9 p.m. ET/PT Saturday on Disney Channel. The episode is a parallel telling of many of the events from the original film, using a combination of familiar "Star Wars" characters as well as all of the "Phineas and Ferb" favorites. The result is a show that plays less like a promotional stunt and more like what the film might have looked like if it had been originally produced by Disney as an animated film.
The special begins with the familiar "Star Wars" roll of text explaining the premise, though it's quickly clear this is going to be something very different. Especially when it ends with the reassurance to not worry because "none of this is canon."
Phineas and Ferb are youngsters on the desert planet Tatooine and they're friends with Luke, who seems to spend a lot of time gazing off into the distance. Any worries "Phineas and Ferb" fans might have about the special will likely end early on when they hear the duo singing "We love Tattooine," a hilarious number that somehow manages to be catchy while still referencing a basket full of familiar movie facts.
I won't spoil the film by talking too much about the plot. But Candace is there (aided by Baljeet and Buford) as a junior stormtrooper trying to "bust" the rebels. Isabella is the captain of the Centennial Chihuahua and she also happens to have a rivalry going with Hans Solo. And let's not forget Darth Doofenshmirtz, who claims to have come up with the original plans for the Death Star. Although he had originally planned for it to be a handheld nutcracker.
"Phineas And Ferb Star Wars" retains the best of "Phineas And Ferb" while including an impressively funny collection of "Star Wars" references, inside jokes and facts that only a hardcore fan might catch. Two of my favorites include a mention of the hated Jar Jar Binks ("You can't blame him, he's been retired for like, 20 years"), to a nod from a scene in the original movie where a man falls out of the bottom of the Death Star. It's all good fun and the jokes are respectful of both properties while still tweaking the expectations of fans.
Before I watched the special, I was a bit nervous about what I'd see. Last year's special "Phineas And Ferb: Mission Marvel" was clever, but it struggled to rise above the weight of the iconic Marvel characters and create something new. "Phineas And Ferb Star Wars" solves those problems and it's a special that is likely to be as popular at "Star Wars" gatherings as it will be with fans of the animated TV show. And speaking of "Phineas And Ferb," there's even something in there for long-suffering Phinbella shippers.
It isn't often that a crossover episode rises above its origins, but "Phineas And Ferb Star Wars" manages to do that quite handily. It lightens up an often oppressively serious "Star Wars" canon while it gives the characters from "Phineas And Ferb" room to breathe outside of the familiar "what are we going to do today?" premise that guides nearly episode of the animated series.
This is just a super-impressive piece of television and if I have one complaint, it's that it would probably be even more fun to watch in a movie theater.
"Phineas And Ferb Star Wars" premieres on the Disney Channel on Saturday, July 26th, 2014 at 9:00 p.m. ET.


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ZF-5705: Zend_Controller_Request_Http::getHeader returns false for an "Content Type" lookup in some installations.
The method for retrieving headers is not complete so when the method apache_request_headers() is not available false will be returned on some systems
This happens when the $SERVER does not contains 'HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE' but 'CONTENT_TYPE', since the system looks for HTTP + requestvar.
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$temp = 'HTTP_' . strtoupper(str_replace('-', '_', $header)); if (!empty($_SERVER[$temp])) { return $_SERVER[$temp]; }
After the above the following could be added $temp = strtoupper(str_replace('-', '_', $header)); if (!empty($_SERVER[$temp])) { return $_SERVER[$temp]; }
The issue here is that CONTENT_TYPE and CONTENT_LENGTH are not prefixed with HTTP_. The reason is because CONTENT_TYPE and CONTENT_LENGTH are not protocol specific meta-variables (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3875).
So, unless you have the apache_request_headers method available, the type and length of the request are never obtained for the request.
Never say, "never".
The current test in Zend_Controller_Request_HttpTest::testGetHeader() has
$_SERVER['HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE'] = 'text/json';
So it would seem some PHP environments do put HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE in $_SERVER.
I'm not sure what the appropriate patch to Zend_Controller_Request_Http is, but I know I add this to dispatch script (public/index.php).
if (isset($_SERVER['CONTENT_TYPE'])
&& !isset($_SERVER['HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE'])
) {
I'd be interested to find out what environments return HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE.
In regards to a patch for HTTP requests, I would say we try to load the requested meta variable without the HTTP prefix, then if not found, add the HTTP prefix and try that.
i believe when i submitted this issue i was developing on an CentOS 5 system with php5.2.something
I'm experiencing it on Windows XP with Apache 2.2/PHP5.3.x.


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New Competitive League!! (NAL)
Hello to all JKII oldies. I am not here to represent AOD, or ask for anything. I am here to promote a new gaming league called NAL.There are other games played in NAL as well. I am the Admin for the JKII league.
You can find all the information you want on it here: http://www.naleague.net
NAL also has forums. So you can chat with the other clans there, talk about anything, say Good Match and also meet other clan and maybe become future allies. Here is the Forum link: http://www.league.gamingoverdose.com/forum1/
Many clans are signing up now and will begin to battle soon.
The purpose of this league is to have fun, and challenge all the other JKII clans is an organized fasion. You can see who beat who, and who is ranked #1, #2. You can see your record, your streaks, you win %, it's all here.
You ask why? Well why go to another clan forum, ask for a match, wait for a reply... it's a drag... I know. NAL lets you go on the JKII League, choose a ladder, click a clan/player and challenge. Beat a clan/player who is ranked better than you and you take there spot.
So please, JKII oldies and fans, check it out, it just might be one of the best things that is happening to the JKII community at the moment.
Thank you for reading, and I hope you take this into consideration and put some deep thought into it. If you have any questions please post on the forums or email me.
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I've been trying to fix a weird 403 Forbidden error I get when I try to go to one of my pages via WAMP on the localhost.
After adding a rule to open up port 80 via Windows Firewall, which apache uses, I notice that this does NOT fix my problem and instead gives me a 403 forbidden for ALL my pages via localhost.
Removing the rule I just made (which caused this to begin with) does not fix it. Disabling Windows Firewall does not fix it. Restarting my computer does not fix it. Any ideas?
EDIT2: I AM able to go to localhost/phpmyadmin for whatever that's worth.
EDIT3: The contents of my httpd.conf: http://www.mediafire.com/?p54a53443efkefs


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The New Orleans Saints announced some changes to their practice schedule. Today's afternoon session has been canceled -- likely replaced by some sort of team-building exercise to break up the routine. And Tuesday morning's practice has been moved to the Superdome, which means it will be closed to the public.
There were split reports of just where the players headed, with Saints officials telling two reporters the team went bowling but backup quarterback Chase Daniel and other players Tweeting they were going to the movies. A camerman with WWL-TV filmed at least some of the players heading into a theater, giving heightened credence to the flicks theory.
Center Jonathan Goodwin, meanwhile, Tweeted something about a water park, but that appeared to be a jocular reference to an earlier camp-breaking manuever by Coach Sean Payton. Over the years, Payton has given the team a practice off to bowl, attend a water park, engage in a paintball war and now, apparently, the movies.


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The Minutewomen will take on the Billikens at 1:30 p.m. in Richmond, Va.
Nov. 6, 2013
UMass In The Tournament- UMass is making its 14th appearance in the Atlantic 10 tournament, its fifth consecutive. The Minutewomen are 11-9 all-time in the A-10 postseason and reached the championship game in 2011. The Minutewomen, the No. 4 seed in 2011, defeated No. 5 seed St. Bonaventure, 3-1, and upset No. 1 La Salle, 1-0, before falling to Dayton in the final, 5-1.- The Minutewomen last won the Atlantic 10 title in 1997, 1-0 over George Washington. It was UMass' fifth A-10 title (four tournament championships, one regular season title)- Last season, UMass fell to Dayton in the opening round of the tournament, 4-1 and was the No. 7 seed in the field.The Championship Bracket- UMass won a three-way tiebreaker with George Washington and VCU to capture the No. 6 seed, will take on No. 3 Saint Louis in the second quarterfinal match of the day on Thursday, Nov. 7, at 1:30 p.m. - Prior to the Minutewomen's match against the Billikens, No. 2 La Salle will face No. 7 George Washington at 11 a.m. The winners of both contests will meet in Friday's semifinal at 5 p.m.- On the opposite side of the bracket, top-seeded Dayton will face No. 8 VCU at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday evening, while No. 4 St. Bonaventure and No. 5 George Mason will conclude the day's action at 7:30 p.m. The advancing teams will play in the second semifinal match on Friday, Nov. 8, at 7:30 p.m.- The championship final is set for Sunday, Nov. 10, at 1:00 p.m. with the winner receiving an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. Among The A-10 Leaders- As a team, UMass ranks in the top-five in the Atlantic 10 in virtually every statistical category: third in shots (273), fourth in points (66), fifth in goals (22), fourth in assists (22), fifth in fewest goals allowed (23), fifth in goals-against average (1.19), first in saves (87) and fifth in corners (77).- Individually, senior Brittany Moore ranks seventh in the league in points (18) and points per-game (1.00), tied for fourth in goals (8) and tied for fifith in goals per-game (0.44).- Netminder Danielle Kriscenski is the conference leader in saves with 85 and saves per-game (4.72).Moore's Marvelous Weekend- Senior Brittany Moore had two multi-goal matches for the Minutewomen vs. Rhode Island and Fordham Oct. 18 and 20, logging all five tallies for UMass over the two contests for a total of 10 points. Moore entered the weekend with eight points on the year, including three goals, more than doubling her season numbers in both categories.- Against URI, she registered a natural hat trick in the second half to lead UMass to a 3-1 victory over the Rams, the first hat trick by a Minutewoman since Deanna Colarossi logged one vs. Temple in 2010 and just the second for a UMass player since 2002.- Moore followed up the performance by scoring twice as UMass was edged in double overtime on Sunday in a road match at Fordham, 3-2. She now has a team-best 18 points (8g, 2a) through 16 games this fall and a total of 23 points (8g, 7a) in 70 career contests.- On Oct. 21, Moore was named Co-Atlantic 10 Player and Co-UMass Athlete of the Week for her efforts.Last Time Out- The Minutewomen celebrated Senior Day with a 2-0 win over St. Bonaventure last Saturday afternoon at Rudd Field. - Outshooting St. Bonaventure, 12-4 in the first half, UMass came inches from taking the lead in the 35th minute, but senior Grace Coombs' header off a corner kick rung off the crossbar.- Undeterred, the Minutewomen continued to dominate possession in the second half and put home their first of the contest in the 70th minute. Sophomore Jackie Bruno dribbled toward the middle of the field and ripped a shot from the top of the 18-yard box into the far corner of the goal for her second of the season.- Less than three minutes later, UMass doubled its advantage. Sophomore Jen Coppola fed freshman Megan Burke, who was making a run on the opposite side of the field and Burke finished the play with a low shot inside the box that found its way under goalkeeper Megan Junker 72:35 into the match.- The Minutewomen ended the day with a dominating 27-10 shot advantage and led in corner kicks, 9-2. Fouls were 8-6, against UMass.- Redshirt freshman Danielle Kriscenski recorded seven saves in her fourth shutout of the season, while Junker turned aside seven, as well, for the Bonnies. A Flair For The Dramatic- Five of UMass' 22 goals this season have been scored in the 80th minute or later, with three of the tallies being game winners.- All three of those game winners have been scored by freshmen: Sarah Pandolfi's double overtime clincher in the 105th minute vs. Lamar, her game winner in the 83rd minute against Bryant and Megan Burke's overtime game winner in the 96th minute against Northeastern. Balanced Attack - Nine different players have provided UMass' 22 goals thus far this season. - Senior Brittany Moore leads the way with 18 points after back-to-back multi-goal games against Rhode Island and Fordham. She scored her first goal of her career back on Sept. 8 at New Hampshire. - Junior Alyssa D'Arcy and freshman Megan Burke have each scored three times, while freshman Sarah Pandolfi and sophomore Jackie Bruno have two goals apiece on the year. Junior Becky Landers, sophomore Rebekka Sverrisdóttir and freshmen Daniela Alvarez and Julia Weithofer have each chipped in with one goal. - 13 UMass players have at least two points so far this season in 18 matches.
Freshmen Making An Impact - The freshman class has been making an impact for the Minutewomen in 2013 as the group has contributed nearly one-third of the team's points thus far.- Two freshmen have started all 18 games: Megan Burke and Julia Weithofer, while Frida Lindblom has appeared in 14 of 19. Sarah Pandolfi, Daniela Alvarez and Alyssa Fratarcangeli have seen action as reserves in 16, 14 and 14 matches, respectively.
Sverrisdóttir Named Co-UMass Athlete of The Week - Sophomore Rebekka Sverrisdóttir was selected as Co-UMass Athlete of the Week on Sept. 30 after playing key role in both of women's soccer's wins in a 2-0-0 week.- The defender started both matches and helped lead UMass to a shutout over Bryant on Sept. 26 as the back line limited the Bulldogs to just one shot in the second half. Then in the Minutewomen's Atlantic 10 opener, Sverrisdóttir scored her first collegiate goal to give UMass an early lead at Saint Joseph's and played all 90 minutes of UMass' third straight victory, a 2-1 triumph over the Hawks. Pandolfi Collects Pair Of Weekly Honors - Freshman forward Sarah Pandolfi was named the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week and Co-UMass Athlete of the Week on Sept. 16.- On Sept. 15, Pandolfi factored in both goals as UMass scored a come-from-behind double overtime victory over Lamar in Tomball, Texas, for her first three points of her collegiate career. Pandolfi assisted on classmate Daniela Alvarez's goal in the 45th minute to tie the game at one and later notched the overtime game winner in the 150th minute.
Kriscenski Named A-10 Rookie Of The Week - Redshirt freshman goalkeeper Danielle Kriscenski was named the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week on Sept. 9. Kriscenski backstopped UMass to a 1-0-1 record in the previous week, allowing just one goal while playing all 200 minutes in net for the Minutewomen over the pair of road matches. - The Bristol, Conn., native made a season-high eight saves to help UMass to a 1-1 draw at Providence on Sept. 6. - She then earned her first collegiate shutout on Sept. 8 with five saves in a 1-0 victory at New Hampshire. For the week, Kriscenski logged a 0.45 goals-against average and a .929 save percentage.
Back Again- UMass returned all four members of its starting back line from last season: Senior co-captain Lauren Skesavage and sophomores Georgia Gibson, Madison Smith and Rebekka Sverrisdóttir.- Skesavage, the most experienced of the group, has played in 77 of a possible 78 matches over her previous three-plus seasons in a UMass uniform with 65 starts, including all 18 games thus far this season.- Gibson, Smith and Sverrisdóttir combined for 57 starts between them in 2012. Gibson and Smith were two of five players on the roster last season to start all 20 games. Sverrisdóttir missed three matches due to injury, but started the other 17.
New Face In Net- Following the graduation of goalkeepers Emily Cota and Stephanie Gordon, the Minutewomen have a new face in between the posts in 2013, Danielle Kriscenski.- Kriscenski is seeing her first collegiate action after redshirting the 2012 season. Prior to coming to UMass, she played three years as a field player and goalkeeper as a senior at Bristol Eastern and posted a .55 goals-against average and a .940 save percentage, averaging 10-12 saves per-game. Kriscenski received all-state and All-Courant Team honors in 2011, was an all-conference and Bristol All-Press Team selection in 2010 and 2011 and was named an ESPN Rise Player Prospect in 2012.
International Flavor- Five nations, in addition to the United States, are represented on the UMass roster, by far the most in program history. The Minutewomen imports hail from Australia (Laura Johns), Canada (Kelsey Sitka), England (Grace Coombs, Georgie Highton and Stacie Murray), Iceland (Rebekka Sverrisdóttir) and Sweden (Frida Lindblom). Highton attended high school in U.S. and currently lives in Connecticut, but was born in England.- In addition to the seven international players, the geographical breakdown of the rest of the roster is as follows: Massachusetts (6), Connecticut (6), Georgia (2), New York (2), California (1), Nevada (1) and Virginia (1).
The Matz Era At UMass- UMass is 38-34-6 (.526) over head coach Ed Matz's three-plus seasons, including a record of 18-13-4 (.571) in Atlantic 10 matches, a trip to the A-10 final in 2011 and four consecutive Atlantic 10 Championship berths.- Under his direction, UMass players have earned 12 All-Atlantic 10 honors, six all-region accolades and three All-New England selections.- Matz is 137-125-31 (.520) all-time as a women's head coach, with an overall record (men & women) of 220-199-47 (.523).


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Lindsay Ell delivers the charm on her debut single "Trippin' On Us," a rockin' anthem about falling in love. In the newly released music video, the singer-songwriter, who channels her contemporaries Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert with ease, stars in the nearly three-minute clip.
While contemplating the meaning of her new found love interest, Ell is taking the day in bed and even strums her electric guitar. Meanwhile, her beau lets off some heat by taking a nice cool shower. With Valentine's Day still in fans' minds, "Trippin' On Us" seems to be the perfect Cupid-inspired soundtrack.
"We worked with Roman White," she revealed to NashvilleGab earlier this month of putting together the video. "He's done lots of videos for Carrie [Underwood] and Taylor [Swift]. He's just so, so talented. I think we made something really beautiful."
She added, "I never really acted before, but when we got the treatment, it was such an amazing idea. Roman makes such beautiful videos. We were like 'well, let's do this!' It was my first stint at acting. I'm happy with how it turned out."
"Trippin' On Us," co-written with Vicky McGeHee and David Fanning, is the lead-in to Ell's yet untitled debut album, expected in the fall. "We've cut half of it already, and I'll be going back into the studio in March, probably, to record the rest," she said in the same interview. "Now, it's about narrowing down the list of songs that I want on it. We'll see what makes the cut."
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College Hockey:Hockey East playoff picks: March 14-17
There are a maximum of 15 games remaining to be played in Hockey East. I enter this weekend eight games behind Dave. I should be waving the white flag. But my never-give-up mentality is keeping me alive. Then again, Dave can just match all of my picks this weekend and I'm done. So let's just say that my white flag is hanging out of my back pocket.
Jim last week: 5-3-1
Jim to date: 103-78-25
Dave last week: 5-3-1
Dave to date: 111-70-25
#8 Maine vs. #1 Massachusetts-Lowell (Thurs., Fri., Sun. at Tsongas Arena)
Jim's pick: I know that many will say Maine was playing its best hockey down the stretch, but so was Lowell. And I believe the River Hawks best is significantly better than Maine's.
UML 4, Maine 1; UML 3, Maine 2; (if necc.) UML 4, Maine 2
Dave's pick: I agree completely with Jim. Over their last 22 games, the River Hawks are 18-3-1. While the Black Bears took the regular-season series, 2-1, one loss came early and the other with Connor Hellebuyck sidelined due to injury. Maine will make it more interesting than Jim thinks, but the results will be the same.
UML 3, Maine 2; UML 4, Maine 3 (OT); (if necc.) UML 3, Maine 2
#7 Vermont at Boston College (Fri., Sat., and Sun. Kelley Rink)
Jim's pick: Vermont played some great hockey near season's end, but they now run into a Boston College team that has seemingly had their number when games are played in Chestnut Hill. I do see Vermont keeping it close, but don't see them winning.
BC 3, UVM 2; BC 3, UVM 1; (if necc.) BC 5, UVM 2
Dave's pick: I underestimated the Catamounts all season long and may repeat that mistake yet again, but I can't see the Eagles getting pushed to a third game.
BC 4, UVM 2; BC 4, UVM 1; (if necc.) BC 4, UVM 1
#6 Merrimack at #3 Boston University (Fri., Sat., and Sun. at Agganis Arena)
Jim's pick: This is one of the series I see going three games. Despite BU's sweep of the Warriors in the regular season, I see this being a very close series with a razor-thin margin of error for each team.
MC 4, BU 3; BU 4, MC 2; (if necc.) BU 3, MC 2 (OT)
Dave's pick: I've been bullish on the Warriors all season long so you'd think that I'd go with them here, especially with BU losing Garrett Noonan and Matt O'Connor. But BU swept this series and in impressive fashion: a collective 12-4 margin with none of that inflated by empty-net goals. So there's a significant match-up issue here between two teams with very active defensemen. That, plus I see the Terriers giving their legendary coach an emotional send-off.
BU 4, MC 2; BU 3, MC 2; (if necc.) BU 4, MC 2
#5 New Hampshire at #4 Providence (Fri., Sat., and Sun at Schneider Arena)
Jim's pick: There is one storyline that really is in play this weekend: which goaltender will play better. I expect Jon Gillies to handle the pressure of his first playoff and I think he may be the edge Providence needs to advance.
PC 3, UNH 2; UNH 2, PC 1; (if necc.) PC 3, UNH 2 (OT)
Dave's pick: Back in November, I expected to see UNH in the Frozen Four. The Wildcats were playing terrific defensive hockey and a great all-around game. But since then, they've faltered, most recently going 2-3-5 over their last 10, including losing home ice by managing only a single point in two games at home against Maine. Meanwhile, the Friars have gone 5-2-4 down the stretch, including wins over BC, Lowell, and UNH. Since they are a young team, they could fail to put two exceptional efforts together back-to-back and require a third game like Jim predicts, but I think they'll sweep.
PC 3, UNH 2; PC 3 UNH 2 (OT); (if necc.) PC 3, UNH 2
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watchinwrnglrs wrote:My fairy keeps changing into the wrong clothes. She wears everyday clothes to bed. When I went in and planned clothes for her and gave her several sets of clothes to wear it got worse. Wore her swimming suit to bed... runs around during the day in formal clothes...and after a bath switches to something completely different!
Is this a glitch anyone else is having?
jessicajezebel wrote:I think it is traits that are causing this. I have a sim with the "proper" trait who keeps wanting to wear formal clothes.
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Baths are the best, are they not? I've always thought so.
But for the last decade, I lived without a working bathtub, and the only time I got a chance to take one was when I stayed in hotels — only after a very thorough washing, of course. So when I moved recently to a house with a (particularly large and very nice) tub, I went nuts. After taking several baths a week for a month, I have now settled into a once-a-week routine; it's often enough to reap the benefits of a bath, but still infrequent enough to still feel special.
And I have been experimenting with lots of natural additions to the bath (here's a yummy recipe that uses what you have in your kitchen right now), trying different mixtures of coconut oil, fresh rosemary, lavender essential oil, rose petals, and more. So I'm excited to add to that list with my new fave, Epsom salt.
What is Epsom salt?
Well, first of all, it's not a salt at all, but a mineral compound of magnesium and sulfate. The name comes from Epsom, England, where the original compound was identified in natural healing baths in the area — it is formed when the chalk there meets the clay.
Why is Epsom salt good for you?
Epsom salt has a long history of beauty and health benefits, but now we finally know why. It's those lovely minerals. Once you're soaking in a bath with epsom salt, your skin can (and does) absorb the magnesium and sulfate.
Epsom salt is a well-known remedy for muscle aches and pains (so it's great for athletes or anyone with muscle pain from working out too hard), and sulfates are used in topical muscle rubs that you might buy over-the-counter. It's also a good way to relieve stress. That's partially because lying in a warm bath is pretty stress-reducing in itself, of course, but also because when we are anxious, our bodies often release adrenaline, which leaches the body of magnesium.
Magnesium also helps raise serotonin levels in the brain, which induces a more relaxed, happy state. It's common to be low in magnesium (about 50 percent of Americans don't get enough), so in addition to eating magnesium-rich foods, bathing in the mineral can be another (relaxing, fun) way to get more of the mineral.
Epsom salt baths can also calm irritated skin and may sooth psoriasis and other skin issues.
How do you use Epsom salts?
Add about two cups to your (warm, not hot) bathwater, and stay in for at least 12 minutes, to allow your body to absorb the benefits (remember, baths don't have to be hour-long affairs, unless you want them to be! Even 20 minutes in the bath is great). That amount is for a standard-size tub. If your tub is much larger, use another half-cup of Epsom salt — you want to make sure that it's dissolved well in the water.
You can even just make a foot bath with a half cup; Epsom salt is naturally deodorizing, so it will also make smelly feet fresh, and can treat toenail fungus (you need to soak the feet three times a day to get at the fungus).
If you don't have time for a bath, you can also make a paste with water in the shower and use as a scrub. Or better yet, add some to a 1/4 cup of organic olive oil and scrub your body down with that mixture for a spa treatment at home. You can also make a warm compress with epsom salt to put on bruises, which will help them heal faster and lighten them.
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An early morning jogger was in for a surprise when she went for her run Monday in Houston,Texas. Hong Nguyen heard and spotted 8-month old Genesis Haley alone and crying in a tall grassy area, and immediately called for help.
USAToday reports the good samaritan, said she found the baby around eight Monday morning. "That's my duty as a human being to do that," Nguyen said. "I can't believe — it was so scary to see that situation."
Haley, who had been missing for a few hours before she was found, ended up in the tall grass after her mother's car was stolen with her in it early Monday morning. Haley's mother was reportedly in a North Houston Texaco paying for gas when she saw her car pulling away with the child inside. When she received no help at the gas station, she then ran home and called authorities.
Not long after the vehicle went missing it was found. Items from the car had been dumped out near the scene but the missing child and her car seat were nowhere to be found. At 3 a.m, an Amber Alert was sent out by Houston PD.
KHOU Houston reports that Albert Pizana, the officer that was called to the scene to assist with the abandoned child, jumped immediately into action. Pizana brought the child into the open and scanned for injury. He only found a few ant bites, and picked up the child to console her.
"Once inside the patrol vehicle, she was still fussy. Being a father, I know sometimes babies like to be swaddled. Since I didn't have a blanket, I decided to use my uniform shirt and that calmed her down," Pizana said.
After Haley was found, police took her to Texas Children's Hospital to fully examine her. She was found to be healthy and was given to her mother. A sketch of the suspect can be found on the KHOU website. If you know any information on the suspect please call the Houston Police Department at 713-308-3600.


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Patuxent River Naval Air Museum Association
Launching Ideas ... Recovering History
Time: April 13, 2011 from 6pm to 9pm
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