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Freshman guard Leslie Vorpahl and the Green Wave open the Conference USA portion of the 2013-14 schedule on Thursday when they take on Marshall in Huntington, W.Va. Game time is slated for 8 p.m. (CST) and the contest will be televised on Fox Sports Net.
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Coach Stockton's Comments Entering Thursday's C-USA Opener At Marshall
Tulane Game Notes
Marshall Game Notes
NEW ORLEANS - The Tulane University women's basketball team will tipoff its final go round as a member of Conference USA on Thursday, Jan. 9, when the Green Wave travel to Huntington, W.Va., to take on Marshall in the initial league game of the 2013-14 campaign for both teams. That game is slated to begin at 8 p.m. (CST) and the contest will be televised on Fox Sports Net.
The Green Wave enter the game against the Thundering Herd 9-4 on the year and with a head of steam after winning five of their last six games, but will be looking to bounce back from a 63-35 loss to LSU, which is currently ranked as high as No. 13 nationally. While the season starts anew with only league foes on the schedule the rest of the regular season, Tulane will look to close out its stint as a C-USA member on a high not before joining the American Athletic Conference next year.
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Blagg Drains 8 Treys As Women's Basketball Downs Marshall, 67-57
Sophomore guard Danielle Blagg scored a career-high 26 points on the strength of an 8-for-13 performance from behind the 3-point arc as the Tulane University women's basketball team defeated Conference USA foe Marshall, 67-57, on Sunday afternoon at the Cam Henderson Center.
In addition to the television coverage, Thursday's game will be broadcast on the flagship station of Tulane women's basketball, WRBH 88.3 FM, and live audio streaming is available on-line at www.TulaneGreenWave.com to paid members of the All-Access Pass. Live stats will be provided on the Internet for free via GameTracker.
A charter member of Conference USA, Tulane has won more regular-season crowns (four) and tournament titles (five) than any other current member team since the conference was formed for the 1995-96 season. Along the way, Green Wave student-athletes have claimed All-Conference USA honors on 33 occasions - including nine first-teamers - Defensive Player of the Year three times, Sixth Player of the Year three times, Freshman of the Year twice, as well as Player of the Year and Newcomer of the Year once each.
This year's C-USA, however, will have a bit of a new look. In addition to league staples East Carolina, Marshall, Rice, Southern Miss, Tulsa, UAB and UTEP, the Green Wave will welcome Charlotte - which was a member of C-USA from 1995-2005 - Florida Atlantic (FAU), Florida International (FIU), Louisiana Tech, Middle Tennessee, North Texas, Old Dominion and Texas-San Antonio (UTSA) to the league this season.
Of those teams, seven made the postseason a year ago. Middle Tennessee, which won the Sun Belt Conference in 2012-13, and Tulsa made the NCAA Tournament while Charlotte, East Carolina, FIU, Old Dominion and UAB joined the Green Wave among the 64 teams selected to participate in the WNIT.
"Obviously Conference USA has changed so much this last year," Stockton said. "We have a lot of teams that we've never played before. For us, we've been a charter member of the conference and it's kind of bitter sweet. We're excited about where we're going but we certainly have some great memories as a member of this conference."
As a team, the Green Wave enter the showdown with the Thundering Herd averaging 68.0 points, 42.3 rebounds, 15.4 assists, 8.4 steals and 3.9 blocks per game. Junior guard Danielle Blagg leads the team with 13.9 points per game while junior point guard Jamie Kaplan follows with a mark of 11.8. Junior forward Tiffany Dale paces the team with 8.1 rebounds per game and sophomore center Chinwe Duru headlines the defense with 1.8 blocked shots per outing. Kaplan leads the Green Wave with 6.0 assists per game and junior forward Tierra Jones holds team-high steal honors with 1.5 thefts per contest.
Tulane is connecting at a .408 clip from the field, hitting 303-of-743 shots from the floor, and 70-of-196 tries from beyond the 3-point arc (.357), while allowing opponents to shoot .374 overall (287-of-768) and .307 from 3-point land (69-of-225). Green Wave foes are averaging 59.9 points, 36.8 rebounds, 12.8 assists, 8.2 steals and 2.4 blocks so far in 2013-14.
"If you take the LSU game out, we've played very well," Stockton said. "We've gotten better and improved. We see some players gaining confidence. Tierra Jones is playing very, very well. Jamie Kaplan is probably playing the best we've seen her play. You see the freshmen gaining confidence. With all of that, I feel that we have built some momentum heading into conference."
Marshall, meanwhile, enters Thursday's game 7-6 on the year and winners of its last two games after downing Davis & Elkins, 86-72, on Dec. 31 and defeating New Jersey Institute of Technology, 57-56, on Sunday afternoon.
As a team, the Thundering Herd are averaging 65.2 points, 39.4 rebounds, 12.2 assists, 7.2 steals and 4.6 blocks per contest. Leah Scott leads Marshall with 11.6 points per game while A.J. Johnson is close behind with a scoring average of 10.0. Chukwuka Ezeigbo paces the team with 7.1 rebounds per game and Chelsey Romero has a team-best 1.6 steals per outing. Norrisha Victrum, meanwhile, headlines the squad with 3.2 assists and 1.3 steals per contest.
Marshall is hitting 38.8 percent of its shots from the field, connecting on 286-of-737 attempts, including an 82-of-270 showing from beyond the 3-point line (.304) while allowing opponents to tally a 36.5 field goal percentage (266-of-728) with a 28.7 performance from 3-point land (73-of-254). Thundering Herd foes are averaging 59.9 points, 39.4 rebounds, 13.2 assists, 5.8 steals and 1.8 blocks per game.
"They're doing a nice job," Stockton said of her team's Thursday opponent. "They've got a lot of nice offensive sets that they run. They've added some junior college players to their four-year players who are really very athletic. They're going to press. They're going to create a lot of havoc with their defenses. They'll switch their defense. We've going to have to be ready. It's always a tough place to play up there and it's a tough travel day."
Thursday's game marks the 10th meeting between Tulane and Marshall on the hardwood, and the Green Wave hold an 8-1 advantage in the all-time series. All of the games have come under Stockton's direction, and have also come since the Thundering Herd joined C-USA prior to the 2005-06 season.
The Green Wave won the first head-to-head meeting with Marshall, downing the Herd 58-40 on Feb. 17, 2006, in Devlin Fieldhouse. The win at home was the first of three consecutive victories against the Herd before Marshall posted its lone win in the series with a 65-58 decision in the opening round of the 2008 C-USA Championship in Orlando, Fla.
Since then, Tulane has won five straight against Marshall and are 4-0 against the Thundering Herd in the Henderson Center, including last year's meeting on Jan. 13, 2012, when the Green Wave emerged with a 67-57 win.
Following the game at Marshall, Tulane will remain on the road and will play at Old Dominion on Saturday before returning home to face East Carolina on Wednesday, Jan.15. For tickets to that game, as well as future Green Wave Athletics events, contact the Tulane Ticket Office. The ticket office is located on the first floor of the James W. Wilson Jr. Center, and fans can also order tickets on-line at www.TulaneGreenWave.com or by calling (504) 861-WAVE (9283).


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Along with the development of Internet and the enterprise information from Internet, viruses, HP Pavilion DV7-1134 Battery Trojan and hacker attacks has become the biggest threat to enterprise network development, so many companies are deployed security gateway equipment, in order to protect the enterprise information and data. So here is to ZhangHongMing engineers for McAfee security gateway of opinion.
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E-mail and Web of threat (such as spam, spyware, phishing scams, viruses, trojans, and other threats) destroys network security, reduce the employee's work efficiency, affect profitability.
In the traditional solutions, the enterprise users to cope with each new threats, deployment of new safety equipment. With the increase of the equipment, equipment management, IT become a big problem of the complexity of the solution, increase gradually, at the same time, energy, equipment cooling, and even more urgent demands space occupied, enterprise users have to face more and more equipment, more and more suppliers, more and more control platform and high cost!
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The World Expo 2010 being held in Shanghai is comprised of 5 "zones" (A, B, C, D, and E). There are, of course, various busses that will take you to the Expo entrance. In addition, you can take the subway (Line 13) to enter. There are only three stops on line 13: The entrance is on Madang Road, where you will go through security and they will check your Expo ticket. The first stop is just outside Zone D of the West Puxi side of the Expo. The second stop is within Zone B of the East Pudong side of the Expo.
Map retrieved from official World Expo 2010 website
Located on the East (Pudong) side are Zones A, B, and C. Here, you can find the Expo Boulevard, World Expo Center, Expo Performance Center, various Theme Pavilions, International Organization Pavilions, and all the National Pavilions. There are five entrances here and three ferry docks where you can cross the river to the other zones.
ZONE A: Asia and Middle East National Pavilions
ZONE B: Southeast Asia and Oceania National Pavilions, and other structures and pavilions
ZONE C: Europe, Americas, and Africa National Pavilions
Located on the West (Puxi) side are Zones D and E. Here, you can find the various Corporate Pavilions and most of the Theme Pavilions. There are three entrances here and three ferry docks to cross the river to the other zones.
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THREE MEN were arrested Thursday afternoon after a meth lab was discovered in a house on Jefferson 1, just outside Mount Pleasant, Jefferson County Sheriff Fred Abdalla said this morning.
Booked into the Jefferson County Jail after the arrests were Brock Teater, 26, 246 Union St., Mount Pleasant; Kenneth Dowdell, 33, 138 Main St., Mount Pleasant; and Roger Dagan, 29, 1365 County Road 1, Rayland. Abdalla said plans are to file formal charges today or Monday.
Cooperating in Thursday's arrests were the Jefferson County Task Force, U.S. Marshal's Office and Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
Abdalla said he had been contacted about two weeks ago by a concerned Mount Pleasant official, who wanted to know if anything was being done about the drug problems. He added that he assured the official that something was being done.
The sheriff's office and Jefferson County Drug Task Force, according to Abdalla, have received calls and have been looking to other drug problems in that area.
"We've been investigating drug trafficking in the Mount Pleasant area," said Abdalls. "There are drug problems all over the county. These people out in the country think they're immune from arrest - they're badly mistaken."
Information was received Thursday about a meth lab. Authorities were checking into the matter in Mount Pleasant and that "led us out to County Road 1," Abdalla explained.
When the law enforcement authorities got to the house on County Road 1, people inside the house took off, running into the basement, according to the sheriff. The authorities did not have a search warrant, but the owner of the house who was not involved in drugs gave them permission to search the structure.
The three men found in the basement "were trying to destroy the evidence and dismantle the meth lab," Abdalla said. He said the lab "was not real big, but big enough the stuff could kill you."
Other neighborhoods in the county are being visited as the ongoing drug investigations continue, according to the sheriff.
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I lost my mother when I was 13, my only brother committed suicide a few days before his 31st birthday, and my father died of cancer a couple of years ago. I am the wife of a very loving and supportive husband and I am also the mother of two beautiful, loving,and caring children. I have once again found my artwork that had been missing from my life for a number of years, and it has helped me to cope and heal from the inside. Everyone needs an outlet and a little support goes a long way. If you don't have the words to say to someone or you want to remind them of the importance of their lives, then I would recommend this book. I am sharing a little of what I have learned with you in hopes of inspiring someone else. The book is a gentle reminder of the importance of life, and a chance to pause to take some of it in.
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Getting more involved in making sure where our hard earned moneys go is becoming more and more important by the day. In this short video the narrator draws our attention in an easily watchable way to some of the places our tax money goes and how we could redirect it in a way that serves the people rather than serving greedy corporations.
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Brennan has committed herself and her agency to combating this crisis, not just on the streets but also in the legislature. Last summer she formed a special Prescription Drug Investigation Unit; the data it provided helped police home in on the Long Island drugstore shooter by matching him to records the team was compiling about a doctor who was allegedly pushing pills in Queens. Brennan has consulted with President Obama's drug czar, Gil Kerlikowske, and has been called to serve on several state and local task forces, most recently by New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg. And she has taken her fight public, offering herself up as an impassioned spokeswoman every time a high-profile prescription drug crime hits the news. A central part of Brennan's mission is to push for stronger laws against the "pill mill" doctors and pharmacists who knowingly continue to provide painkillers to people who have clearly become addicted. She says such practitioners "ought to be punished like any other drug dealer." In November she indicted the drugstore shooter's doctor on multiple counts of criminal sale of prescriptions for a controlled substance and reckless endangerment (the physician has pleaded not guilty).
"This is the first drug epidemic to start with the medical profession," says Brennan. "And it has to stop with them, too."
LIFE IN BRENNAN'S hometown of Brookfield, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee, could not have been more different from that of 1970s mean-streets Manhattan. When asked about the crime situation while she was growing up, she jokes: "What crime situation? We lost the key to the front door and never locked the house again." Around the time the office she now runs was being formed, Brennan was organizing her high school's participation in the country's first Earth Day celebration. She says her position in the family, along with a Catholic-school upbringing, inculcated a spirit of service.
"When my mother was having babies, my older sister and I would take turns staying home from school with the little ones," she says. "We'd manage the house, do the laundry. It was the hardest job I ever had, because you'd have to get up before everybody else. There was an assembly line with the lunch bags."
"She has an acutely developed sense of justice," says her younger sister Maggie, who's not at all surprised by her sibling's career choice. "She also finds a lot of comfort in rules."
Brennan's mother, Mary, was an editor, and her father, Gale, a copywriter and children's-book author. He was also a district organizer for John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign. "My dad had us all doing literature drops," she recalls.
Young Bridget was the "most adventuresome" of their set, says Jody Dugan Cabezas, one of Brennan's oldest and closest friends. The pair competed in Junior Miss pageants in the hope of earning some scholarship money (they didn't) but also ditched the junior prom at Divine Savior Holy Angels to go to an All-Star Wrestling event in Milwaukee. Crime may not have been on Brennan's childhood radar, but her pleasant community wasn't immune to the temptations of early-'70s drug culture. "When I was in high school, marijuana was huge and so was LSD," she recalls, adding that she "never really liked" drugs. "I was certainly in plenty of situations where marijuana was being smoked," she says judiciously. "But it really aggravated my asthma. So I wasn't a big fan of it." She also didn't like the way drugs made people behave—a reaction that would have great resonance later in her career. Cocaine became popular when Brennan was an undergrad at the University of Wisconsin. "The way it was used by guys to get girls to have sex with them was kind of disgusting," she says.


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Keep in mind as you sort through preseason openers around the league that there is a month of training camp left to improve. While mistakes are frustrating, it is not necessarily an indication of things to come. The players who work best in their corrective periods of practice are the ones who improve the most during the season.
By the same token, good performances can be exaggerated and without further development, similar success oftentimes doesn't carry over when facing more seasoned and schematically designed personnel.
Also remember that teams have to evaluate the full 90-man roster through practice, scrimmage work and then see players as much as possible in game action.
Here's Part I of my film breakdown of the Saints-Rams game, focusing on New Orleans' offense. Part II is about the defense and special teams.
The game was physical, but sloppy for the most part with 24 penalties -- 10 by the Saints for 104 yards.
There were a lot of good things to build upon for New Orleans. The running game was good, Ryan Griffin took charge of the offense, Brandin Cooks was quick to adjust and Josh Hill made plays on offense and special teams.
Substitution issues on both sides of the ball for the Saints were a problem at times, which can happen often in early preseason games because of the cross-training of a number of players.
The Rams' very good defensive front controlled the passing game early, leading to a reduced number of big plays for the Saints. There were no turnovers from New Orleans, but lots of missed opportunities. While the Saints were able to run the ball effectively, the passing game overall, especially with backups, needs work.
Here are some of my thoughts and observations on the game from the Saints' viewpoint (all grades/evaluations are based on assignment, effort, execution and result):
Griffin was decisive and on point with his reads and accurate on short and medium throws. In 39 snaps, he was poised, delivered the ball on time and worked the short passing game very well. However, in most of the five- and seven-step dropbacks, he was not nearly as effective because of protection issues that prevented him from setting his feet. As a result, he was unable to drill the ball into a deep window.
But Griffin showed great poise under pressure. He protected the ball and avoided the negative play even when something wasn't there. Negative avoidance is the first step to being a good QB -- more games are lost from the QB position than won. Griffin gives the Saints flexibility to go with only 2 QBs on the roster if they choose.
Luke McCown's (17 snaps) ball-handling skills were good as were his reads, but he struggled to release the ball timely and accurately under pressure.
Logan Kilgore (12 snaps) didn't get enough meaningful work but has a long way to go.
The running backs played well, running under their pads (balanced, in control).
Mark Ingram and Khiry Robinson graded out the best; both were quick, decisive and explosive through the hole. Travaris Cadet wasn't as decisive but a number of his snaps came behind the third-team offensive line, which struggled. Same with Tim Flanders and Derrick Strozier. I thought fullback Austin Johnson was solid blocking in the run and pass game, especially as the lead on runs.
Marques Colston and Robert Meachem saw early action. Both can do better blocking in the run game and explosive plays were limited due to protection issues. Cooks was assignment-sound, got lined up quickly and showed off explosive abilities. Brandon Coleman's two drops were because of poor hand position and concentration. Nick Toon's clear-out route was pivotal in Cooks' touchdown, but Toon didn't grade out all that well otherwise. Joe Morgan didn't stand out in his 38 snaps but did have his moments. Seantavius Jones didn't do much in his 13 snaps.
The Cooks experiment is off to a good start, working from X, Z, slot and Y-flex positions on the outside. His natural explosive abilities were on full display with the inside cut move, accelerating past a good, young corner in E.J. Gaines. Cooks showed great timing on the two-man combo route (too quick or too slow allows the defender a better angle) with Toon on his touchdown catch.
But the score doesn't happen if Griffin doesn't hang in the pocket long enough to allow the timing to work. Griffin got hammered, but completed the throw under pressure to Cooks. Cooks is a quick study that lines up quickly and correctly.
On Coleman's two drops, his hands were too close to his body. When making a catch, a player must his extend hands out and cushion the ball into his hands like a net. Having hands closer to the body leads to a harder, backboard effect, where the ball tends to spring out. In game action, players tend to revert to old, bad habits.
Jimmy Graham had a good block early but didn't block well overall in limited work. Anything the Saints get from Graham in the run game is a plus as he remains the biggest coverage mismatch for opposing defenses. Benjamin Watson graded out solidly in 12 snaps. He blocked well in the running game. Hill was outstanding in the passing game and was solid in the run game. He contributed on offense and special teams.
Nic Jacobs is a really good blocker in the run and pass game.
Both the first and second offensive units ran the ball effectively.
The Saints ran the ball well behind the young guards. The offensive line played with good pad level in the running game. The pass-protection issues were recovery issues more than slide issues, allowing defenders to cross the offensive linemen's faces. They gave up too many hits on the QB, and not just by the Rams' starting defensive line.
Because the guards gave ground in passing game, the Saints neutralized the Rams' push up the middle with the quick passing game. New Orleans used mostly "21" personnel (2 RBs, 1 TE, 2 WRs). When the Saints went to more of their normal "11" personnel (1 RB, 1 TE, 3 WRs), they struggled because of the interior protection issues. The third offensive line unit especially struggled.
Left tackle Terron Armstead was sound, guard Senio Kelemete was really good in the run game and equally as bad in the passing game. I thought center Tim Lelito was sound with technique and assignment. Jonathan Goodwin is a little better in the passing game, but Lelito gets a little better movement in the running game. Marcel Jones, like Kelemete, struggled in space and has trouble redirecting off the slide, making him vulnerable to a defender crossing his face inside. Right tackle Zach Strief was rock-solid with positioning and technique. Backup tackle Bryce Harris graded out little better in pass game. Tavon Rooks didn't roll his hips and couldn't sustain anything. I thought Thomas Welch showed a quick short-set in the pass game, but lost leverage in run game. Manase Foketi did a nice job in screen game. Matt Armstrong struggled in both the run and pass game. Jason Weaver played well for 51 snaps. He held his own from an assignment and technique standpoint.
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April 19, 1999
SEATTLE - Center David Dixon from Tyler Junior College in Texas signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Washington, men's basketball coach Bob Bender announced on Monday.
A 6-foot-10, 265-pound sophomore, Dixon was an honorable mention Junior College All-American selection by Blue Ribbon magazine. He averaged 10 points and nine rebounds per game in his only season of junior college competition.
Tyler posted a 17-14 record during the 1998-99 campaign under Coach Kyle Keller. The team participated in the regional postseason tournament.
"We're very excited to have David join our program," Bender exclaimed. "Obviously the need for size was a major issue throughout the year and something that we had to address in the spring recruiting. He can come in and play right away.
"The fact that we have recruited David for two years gives us a much better understanding and confidence in his abilities to come in and compete right away. The other intriguing and attractive part of David's NCAA career is that he'll have three years left to play."
Dixon will have a sophomore standing next year at Washington. He has three years of eligibility remaining after missing his first junior college season in 1997-98 with an ankle injury.
The Huskies began recruiting Dixon out of Westbury Christian High School in Houston, Texas. His high school squad, coached by Greg Glenn, won state championships during each of his four years on the team.
Dixon joins a Washington recruiting class that includes Ben Coffee and Will Perkins who both committed during the early signing period in November. Coffee is a 6-6 senior forward from Benson Tech High School in Portland, Ore. Perkins is a 6-9 forward from Omaha, Neb. (Omaha South HS) who is currently a sophomore at Iowa Western Junior College in Council Bluffs.
Those three newcomers join a Washington team that posted a 17-12 record last season and participated in the last two NCAA Tournaments.
Washington Men's Basketball Letter of Intent Signees
David Dixon, 6-10, 265, Houston, Tex. (Westbury HS / Tyler JC, Texas)
Ben Coffee, 6-6, 205, Portland, Ore. (Benson Tech HS)
Will Perkins, 6-9, 210, Omaha, Neb. (Omaha South HS / Iowa Western JC)


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Colon tumor
Familial polyposis syndromes
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● Uncommon
● Autosomal dominant (OMIM 601228)
Micro description
● Polyps of mixed histologic types (tubular adenomas, villous adenomas, flat adenomas, hyperplastic polyps and atypical juvenile polyps), totaling <15 per patient
● Most polyps are adenomas
Molecular description
● Due to mutation in bone morphogenesis protein receptor 1A (OMIM 601299) in one family study (J Med Genet 2006;43:e13)
● 15q13-14 in Ashkenazi Jews (Am J Gastroenterol 2003;98:2317, Am J Hum Genet 2003;72:1261), different haplotype in Singapore (Zhonghua Wei Chang Wai Ke Za Zhi 2005;8:312)
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A day in the life of a homeschooling parent is unique in many, many ways. A parent who has never homeschooled can't even imagine it: being with your children all the time. Feeding them three meals a day, every day, without any of those meals being packed in a box. And the lessons…the challenge of keeping those young minds on task while still trying to accomplish everything that you need to get done in a day…it's a challenge. Some days, it's a lot of fun. Some days, it's frustrating. And some days, you just have to throw your head back and laugh until you cry.
Broken things.
Broken things happen whenever you have children in a house with, well, breakable things. Sometimes, all you can do is laugh about it (and assess appropriate consequences—real accidents have minor consequences, but deliberately broken things have much higher penalties). After all, it won't fix it!
Temper tantrums (that stop as soon as you pull out the camera).
Is your toddler throwing a fit about not being able to watch his favorite movie for the five billionth time in a week? Is your older child refusing to do a particular lesson (not on the grounds that he doesn't understand it, but because he just doesn't want to)? How about a tantrum over doing chores? Ever see one of those? Sometimes, all you can do is shake your head and laugh. Oh, the things they can find to be upset about!
Silly moments.
When was the last time you made an opportunity to laugh with your kids? Read a silly book; sing a silly song; do something silly together. Take time out of your day to laugh and everyone's day will be a little bit brighter.
Crazy moments.
Is your child a little geek? Constantly engaged in one activity or another? How many opportunities in a day do they give you to laugh that you overlook because you're too busy being exasperated? Much of that exasperation can be alleviated simply by looking for the opportunities to laugh. Sure, there are still frustrating times; but there are also plenty of chances to laugh at and with your kids.
Little moments that are all your own.
What moments are special to your family? When do you look around you and see just how precious your little (or not so little) family really is? Take a moment to love on your kids, to enjoy them, and to love what makes them unique. After all, they're not going anywhere any time soon!


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May 28, 1998
This Week (June 3-6) -- Bob Larsen's UCLA men's team and Jeanette Bolden's Bruin women's squad, both squads 1998 Pacific-10 team champions, this week (Wednesday-Saturday, June 3-6) will compete at the 1998 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Buffalo, NY and hosted by the State University of New York at Buffalo.
On Wednesday (June 3), the first regular event starts at 2 p.m. EDT (women's discus final) and ends at 8:35 p.m. EDT (women's 10,000m final). On Thursday (June 4), the first event is at 6 p.m. EDT (women's 100m hurdle trials) and the last at 9:20 p.m. EDT (men's 10,000m final). On Friday (June 5), the meet starts at 3 p.m. EDT (women's javelin final) and ends at 8:30 p.m. EDT (women's 5,000m final). On Saturday, the meet starts at 4 p.m. EDT (women's hammer final) and ends at 8:30 p.m. EDT (women's/men's 4 X 400m relays).
On Wednesday-Thursday, the heptathlon champion will be decided and on Friday-Saturday, the decathlon competition will take place.
Scoring is eight places--10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1.
National Rankings-- According to last week's (May 20) TrackWire, in the women's division, UCLA was rated No. 1 in the nation for the third week in a row. The Top 10 teams were--No. 1 UCLA, No. 2 Texas, No. 3 BYU, No. 4 USC, No. 5 SMU, No. 6 LSU, No. 7 Arizona/Baylor, No. 9 Pittsburgh, No. 10 Georgia.
In the men's division, the Bruins were tied for ninth with Stanford. Here's the Top 10--No. 1 Arkansas, No. 2 Arizona, No. 3 TCU, No. 4 Clemson, No. 5 USC, No. 6 Baylor, No. 7 LSU, No. 8 Georgia Tech, No. 9 UCLA/Stanford.
1997 NCAA Championships -- Held in Bloomington, IN, June 4-7, the Bruin women placed third (56 points) and the UCLA men tied for fourth (with Wisconsin/Oklahoma, 31 points).
LSU won its 11th consecutive women's title and Arkansas captured its sixth straight men's crown.
Returning Bruin National Champions -- UCLA returns two national champions, senior Mebrahtom Keflezighi and sophomore Seilala Sua.
Keflezighi won the 5,000m and 10,000m, the first to accomplish the demanding double since Ed Eyestone, BYU, 1985. Sua won the discus as a true frosh and also placed third in the shot put.
Also scoring well for the Bruin returners are--senior Suzy Powell who placed second in both the discus and javelin; senior Nada Kawar, fourth in the shot put and sixth in the discus and senior Josh Johnson, fourth in the javelin.
1998 Pacific-10- Championships--On May 23-24, Stanford hosted the conference outdoor championships. Both the Bruin men and women were victorious.
UCLA's men won with 135.50 points, ahead of USC (115.00, last year's champion) and the Bruin women won for the second year in a row (with 174.00 points), ahead of Stanford (136.00).
It's the sixth league title in the 1990s for both the Bruin men (1998-96-95-94-93-92) and women (1998-97-95-94-93-90).
Event winners for the Bruin men were--junior Brian Fell defended his title in the 400m hurdles (50.79, season-best); UCLA's 4 X 100m relay (Fell, senior Brandon Thomas, sophomore Damian Allen, senior Jim McElroy, 39.52, season-best); senior Mel Moultry in the triple jump (52-2 1/2) and senior Scott Slover in the pole vault (18-2 1/2)
Event winners for the UCLA women were---freshman Shakedia Jones in the 100m (11.20); junior Andrea Anderson in the 400m (52.52); junior Joanna Hayes in the 100m hurdles (13.15); UCLA's 4 X 100m relay (Michelle Perry, Shakedia Jones, Hayes, Anderson-44.25); sophomore Deana Simmons in the triple jump (42-7); sophomore Seilala Sua in the shot put (56-10) and senior Rachelle Noble in the hammer (186-10).
Injury Report--Bruin junior Joanna Hayes, crossing the finish line after winning the Pac-10 100m hurdles, collapsed with a cramped/strained right hamstring and also suffered a minor cut to her right knee. Hoping to compete in four events (100m hurdles/400m hurdles/4 X 100m relay/4 X 400m relay), Hayes will make the trip to the NCAA but her status and event total will be determined the weekend before the start of the championships.


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Mate - he's coached two teams over the last two years for 10 win from 40 games. Both teams had reasonable squads so I reckon he might be a dud. His 3 years with the Sharks weren't a whole lot better (33 wins 41 losses).
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All eyes are now on the country of Brazil due to the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) 2014 World Cup. The organization, created and led by European countries, has been around since 1904. Other countries have since joined; which is now obvious as this year's World Cup continues its event.
The men's soccer teams from different parts of the world are now the focus. Today the United States plays Belgium – a do or die situation. If the U.S. loses, they go home.
The soccer phase in America is at its peak due to the World Cup when normally soccer, being the international world sport, usually does not distract Americans. The U.S. has too many other sports to contend with; and this international game of futbol is different from America's football – in which the preseason starts in a few weeks.
Nevertheless major U.S. cities today have specific setups and places where people can go, bring their lawn chairs, sit outdoors and watch on the big screens when the event starts. Or they can go to sports bars and lounges, stay inside where it's cooler, and booze up the afternoon.
Yes, soccer is hot right now in America, but after it's over its status will go down and American sports will resume. In Europe the popularity of soccer will continue, but the game that takes place is anything but congenial – especially toward black players.
Last month the HBO sports series "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel" did a segment on racism in soccer, just in time before this year's World Cup began. Nine years ago a story was produced on the same topic which brought out "a common disgrace" and little has changed since then. The sports/entertainment cable network ESPN also did a story on racism in soccer.
The abuse black players receive on the soccer field is disgraceful – while many are the top players of their team. Racist rants, bananas thrown, monkey chants, bullying antics, name-calling and other terrible behavior is displayed by European whites in soccer audiences that is a regular part of the game. The behavior is so bad that at times blacks have stopped playing due to being taunted.
Authorities in charge of the soccer federations have done little to correct the problem; many denying that anything is actually wrong despite footage of misbehavior in soccer audiences documented.
Though America in its soccer games do not show this type of behavior now, in the past it was commonplace when blacks stepped on the field or on the court they also experienced the same racist behavior. Though small compared to the past, incidents still occur. The latest news that hit the headlines was when Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling made racist remarks about blacks. His comments cost him to sell the team. In August 2013 Alexander Poulides threw a banana near Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones due to his anger when the San Francisco Giants lost to the Orioles by a score of 10-2. Poulides later apologized for the incident.


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A command that puts all the user input in the appropriate places and generates a course outline.
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Müller, Jens; Freisinger, Eva; Sanz Miguel, Pablo J; Lippert, Bernhard (2003). Diplatinum(III) Complexes with Four Bridging 1-Methylcytosinato Nucleobases Derived from a Mononucleartrans-(NH3)2PtIIComplex and CuII. Inorganic Chemistry, 42(17):5117-5125.
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A heteronuclear complex of composition trans-[(NH3)2Pt(N4-1-MeC--N3)2Cu(H2O)2](ClO4)2 (1a), with 1-MeC- = 1-methylcytosinate, has been prepared and characterized by X-ray crystallography. 1a (Cu,Pt) is a linkage isomer of a previously described compound with the two metals inverted (Pt,Cu). The intermetallic distances are significantly different in the two types of compounds, 2.6109(9) Å in 1a, yet 2.49−2.56 Å in several forms of the linkage isomer. When heated in water in the presence of air, 1a is converted in low yield into diplatinum(III) compounds [(H3N)Pt(1-MeC--N3,N4)4Pt(NH3)]2+ (2a) and [(H2O)Pt(1-MeC--N3,N4)4Pt(NH3)]2+ (2b), which were crystallized as ClO4- salts. In a modified procedure a third representative of this group of diplatinum(III) compounds, [(O2N)Pt(1-MeC--N3,N4)4Pt]+ (2c) was isolated. All three compounds contain the four bridging 1-MeC ligands in a head,tail,head,tail arrangement with Pt−Pt distances (2.4516(7)−2.4976(9) Å) that are the shortest ones among diplatinum(III) compounds containing nucleobases.
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Max Mosley
London, England
"If I had a completely open choice in my life, I would have chosen party politics, but because of my name, that's impossible."
- Max Mosley, on having a career in politics.
Max Mosley is famous for being the president of Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), a non-profit association that represents the interests of motoring organizations and car users worldwide. The FIA also governs Formula One. Max Mosley also had a moderately successful racing career, winning 12 of the 40 races he partook in.
Max Mosley BiographyMax Mosley was born in 1940, in London, England, to his father, Sir Oswald Mosley, the former leader of the British Union of Fascists (BUF), and his mother, Diana Mitford. Max Mosley's parents were interned in Britain during World War II, and he was separated from them for the first few years of his life. He attended private schools in France, Germany and Britain before going on to attend university at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated with a Physics degree.
From their teens to early twenties, Max Mosley and his brother, Alexander, became involved with their father's post-war party, the Union Movement (UM). He later became an election agent for the political group.
max mosley drives race cars and forms london racing team Yet, it was racing that struck a cord for the young Mosley. While attending university, Max Mosley's wife was given tickets to a motor race at a local speedway. Out of curiosity they checked it out and Max Mosley was more than intrigued by what he saw. He decided to start racing cars himself. At the national level in the UK he did well, competing in over 40 races in 1966 and 1967, of which he won 12, and setting several class lap records.
Then, in 1968, Max Mosley formed the London Racing Team to compete in European Formula Two (a level of racing just below Formula One).
In 1969, after two large accidents, Max Mosley retired from driving, stating, "It was evident that I wasn't going to be World Champion."
max mosley creates march engineeringMax Mosley, along with three other men, decided to set up March Engineering, a racing car manufacturer. In 1970, the firm announced ambitious plans to enter Formula One, the pinnacle of single-seater racing. It was a gamble, especially to Max's father, however the new operation was a qualified success. In Formula One, March cars won three of their first four races, including a world championship race. March continued in Formula One as a minor team until 1977.
max mosley is involved in debate between fisa and foca In the early 1980s, Max Mosley was heavily involved in the conflict between FOCA (Formula One Constructors Association) and FISA (Fédération Internationale du Sport Automobile) for control of the sport, representing FOCA at several meetings. Max Mosley helped resolve the debate by drawing up the Concorde Agreement. The first version, created in 1981, settled the dispute between the independent teams which were primarily UK-based -- Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and Renault, and the FIA. Essentially it gave FISA control of the rules and FOCA control of promotion and television rights.
max mosley works for the conservative partyIn 1982, the year after the first Concorde Agreement was signed, Max Mosley retired from his role at FOCA and Formula One to work for the Conservative Party with hopes of becoming a parliamentary candidate.
Max Mosley wasn't gone for long, however, and he returned to motorsport in 1986 to become president of the FISA Manufacturers' Commission. Then, in 1991, he was elected president of the FISA.
max mosley president of fia and fisaIn 1993, Max Mosley was elected president of the FIA. The FISA was then merged into the FIA as its sporting arm. Max Mosley was then elected to his second term as president of the FIA in October 1997, his third in 2001, and fourth in 2005.
max mosley possibly retiring and involved in sex scandalAt the beginning of 2008, Max Mosley was asked about when he'd retire and he said that he wanted to see through reforms such as budget capping and new technologies like KERS successfully being introduced into Formula One before retiring.
Then, at the end of March 2008, News of the World, a British tabloid newspaper, reported that Max Mosley had engaged in sexual acts with five prostitutes in a scenario that involved Nazi role-playing. The Times reported a call for his resignation from the director of the Holocaust Centre.
Max Mosley responded to the allegations with a letter sent to all presidents of the national FIA clubs, all members of the FIA Senate and the World Motor Sport Council. In the letter he apologized for "the embarrassment the revelations caused" and claimed that the allegations are part of a "covert" operation to discredit him. He described the claims that he took part in Nazi role-playing as "entirely false."


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As powerful as each beer festival throughout the great State of Michigan has been this year, most will pale in comparison to the 2010 Great American Beer Festival, also known as GABF, hosted by the Brewers Association and American Homebrewers Association at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colorado. Over 49,000 people will make the pilgrimage to Denver where over 2,000 different beers will be slung from the taphandles of over 460 breweries across the nation. Representatives from large-scale commercial breweries and small micorbreweries alike will aggregate to the center of the brewing nation to market their wares to the masses.
As a state known for its craft beers, Michigan will be well-represented by a host of great breweries, many of which hailing from the Greater Detroit area. If you haven't made plans to trek half way across the nation to partake in the annual three-day beer bash, you can celebrate our regioinal beer crafters by taking a local tour of the same Southeast Michigan breweries you'd see in Denver.
Atwater Block Brewery - Detroit
The Detroit Beer Company - Detroit
Copper Canyon Brewery - Southfield
Big Rock Chop & Brewhouse - Birmingham
Royal Oak Brewery - Royal Oak
Kuhnhenn Brewing Company - Warren
Rochester Mills Beer Company - Rochester
This state's brewing quality stretches far beyond our tri-county area, however. Many of these Michigan breweries have offerings available locally. Find a solid beer store and pick up a sixer from any of these great establishments. Chances are there will be beer lovers 1,300 miles away enjoying the very same flavors.
Arcadia Brewing Company - Battle Creek
Bell's Brewery, Inc. - Kalamazoo
Founders Brewing Company - Grand Rapids
Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales - Traverse City, Dexter (Ann Arbor)
Michigan Brewing Company - Webberville
New Holland Brewing Company - Holland
North Peak Brewing Company - Traverse City
Redwood Brewing Company - Grand Blanc
Short's Brewing Company - Bellaire
Sullivan's Black Forest Brewhaus & Grill - Frankenmuth
Tickets have long since sold out, so if you aren't lucky enough to land a ticket to this year's fest, venture out and indulge in the beers representing the great beer state. But plan ahead for next year...tickets are hot and will be going fast.


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Mobile game developers nowadays are confronted with a crazy scene. Mobile has singlehandedly upended established business hierarchies, as well as patterns of development, distribution and monetization. Monster franchises like Deus Ex are releasing full games on mobile, and free-to-play is even being adopted by industry heavyweights like EA.
At Sencha we build Web application frameworks that are used by millions of developers worldwide. Every day, we see our customers bring more and more amazing apps to market leveraging pure open Web technology. We'd seen firsthand what HTML5 was capable of, and we knew for a fact that Web technologies were not the reason why the Facebook app was sluggish.
In today's constantly evolving, app-saturated world, developers need to take note of trends and new technologies available to make their applications stand out from the noise. As mobile devices become smarter, faster and smaller, consumers will be expecting more and different things from their apps.
Let's face it--monetizing a mobile app is no longer just about the download--it's about user engagement.
In this article, I want to discuss an area where HTML5 does not meet the needs of mobile applications--networking. Networking has always been a passion of mine, and it led me to help create the SPDY protocol which is now a starting point for HTTP/2.0, the next revision of our core HTTP protocol that is used worldwide.
The hype around HTML5 is loud and bountiful. At face value you would believe that HTML5 answers all the key dilemmas in the mobility app market: independence from the operating system; a coding environment that is already a common programming skill; and freedom from the pesky corporate security issues raised by iOS and Android.
As you contemplate your opportunities in the mobile app development world, have the following tips in mind to help you realize your vision:
Quickly after Microsoft unveiled its Surface tablet, many experts began labeling it the next iPad killer. While it will certainly present a new challenge to Apple, we would be naïve to think the immensely popular iPad could fall behind in the tablet game it basically invented.
As developers, our first question when any new technology emerges is "How can we leverage this innovative device for original creations?"
Augmented reality became a mobile reality in late 2009. In truth, the concept for the technology has been around for much longer.
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Aleah Hayes
2010 (Sophomore): Appeared in 18 matches and 47 sets ... made 11 starts, seven of which that came in Big 12 play ... began the year with five digs against Rice ... followed with four digs in each of Tech's next two matches against Ole Miss and UTSA ... opened Big 12 play with a season-high six digs against Missouri ... earned starts in back-to-back matches against Texas A&M and Oklahoma ... had possibly one of her best matches of her career at Missouri ... matched her career high from a year ago with 10 digs while playing in her home state ... also set a new personal best with two service aces in the match ... surpassed her previous high for digs at Colorado, finishing with 12 in the match ... added seven digs against Iowa State to go along with two assists ... Academic All-Big 12 first team selection.
2009 (Freshman): Appeared in 72 sets, 26 matches... contributed 105 digs on the season, with her best match coming at Iowa State, 10 ... had 7 service aces and a .953 serving efficiency... added 9 digs at Colorado and 8 vs. Nebraska at home and 8 in Waco at Baylor... stepped in on the set a few times as well and collected 21 assists as a result ... had a 1.46 digs-per-set average.
Ozark High School: Was a four-sport athlete in Missouri: volleyball, swimming, diving and track & field ... was second-team all-state in volleyball, twice and was a two-time all-district first-team selection ... was a three-time Southwest Missouri All-Region team selection and was twice her squad's MVP ... she was a four-year starting varsity setter for her prep program which was the district champions in 2007 ... she was a four-time state qualifyer as both a swimmer and a diver (1m board) and was a pole vaulter on the track team ... graduated as salutatorian and graduation speaker for her class, with a perfect 4.0 g.p.a. ... she was active in both student government and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Personal: Born July 7, 1991 in Springfield, Mo., to parents Joanna and Bruce ... mother is a teacher and coach and father is a minister and professor ... has a younger sister, Jade ... both parents were student-athletes as mom competed in volleyball and dad played football and ran track ... hobbies are taking pictures, scrapbooking, reading, biking, laughing and spending time with friends ... she has had two coaches who have had Olympic experiences, Lori Endicott-Vandersnick (volleyball) and Ginny Fulner (swimming) ... she plans to own and operate a day care center.
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At least I wasn't spinning my wheels at a desk. After 15 years as a film executive and a producer, I'd stored up enough determination and money to quit and pursue a dream of writing. My first novel sold, and then I froze. Bills were piling up faster than new pages. But rather than confront my fear of failure, I was learning how to downshift and say "help!" in Vietnamese.
The morning we were to start riding the trail out of Hanoi, I called my mother. I knew that if I was going to die, she'd expect me to phone first. When I hung up, I realized that I was truly afraid of sliding under a truck of pigs. But after all this buildup—even my doorman said he'd pray for me—how could I just ride in the outfitter's van? Then I remembered something I had seen my first night in Vietnam. Across the street from my hotel, a little girl in orange velvet pants walked behind her mother, with her face in a bowl. She stopped eating when she noticed me. I smiled. She stared, then timidly waved and smiled back. It felt like a blessing, a personal welcome to Vietnam. So I strapped on my helmet and got on my Honda.
The spices of Vietnam color its lush hills and valleys. Shades of green and yellow blurred into each other as I buzzed down the blacktop, the rain-sweetened breeze cooling my face. After three days on the bike and 300 miles of miraculously empty pavement, I was feeling confident enough to take my hand off the handlebar and wave at the children who ran after me in multicolored ponchos, screaming "Hello! Hello!" This loud welcome was part of what I loved about the country, and about being on a motorcycle: I was close enough to feel the friendliness of the people.
Imagine you're on a bus, sitting halfway back. You can't see anything, so you move up to the first row. It's better, but you wish you were in a car. Now you are, but the windows are closed. You crank them open and fresh air rushes in. You still can't see enough, so you put the top down. Suddenly the whole world is yours: the treetops,
the blue hills, the clouds. Now remove the doors and the dashboard (and any passengers who don't want to stop at that flea market—or do). It's just you flying through the countryside. Free. The wind isn't just blowing on your face; you're in the wind. You can see the entire road, and you can react quickly because the machine you're driving has power, and you control it.
That's why you don't just take the bus.
As the road climbed into the Truong Son Mountains, past a river and strawhutted hamlets, I witnessed a day in Vietnam: a man fixing an ancient bicycle; a girl in a pinafore cutting a stack
of playing cards and handing an eight of clubs to her friend; an old man and a woman sleeping in separate corners of a shack on stilts; between them, a father playing with his daughter on the floor.
Life is lived in the open in Vietnam. And everywhere, women are working. Hard. Bent over rice paddies and bubbling pots of noodles, or driving cattle, motorbikes and boats, often with children strapped to their backs.
One night, over spring rolls and pork with lemongrass, Cutright and Cuong swapped war stories. I pointed out that they had once tried to kill each other. "Not out of hatred," Cuong said. "I wasn't fighting him," Cutright added. "I was fighting communism." In part because a generation fled Vietnam in the 1970s, about 50 percent of its population now is under 25; for them, the war is just a story. Near the lake where John McCain's plane was shot down stands a memorial to his capture, as well as a supermarket and a disco. On the Khe Sanh battlefield, where thousands of Vietnamese perished in Quáng Tri Province, the new military museum resembles a Howard Johnson's. The Vietnamese have moved on.


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Injecting Strangers is an interesting taste of Cincinnati, Ohio's adventurous side. A troupe of endowed goons and jesters who have come to the Chicago – Land Area to push their EP, "Nightmare Nancy". Injecting Strangers is a quintet of theatricality, with each member bringing a seasoned skill set to the group's overall light hearted music. One of the members was kind enough to give me a copy of "Nightmare Nancy" and a wicked awesome button for free!
The EP has three tracks. Each track is less than four minutes long. The first single, entitled "Lucky" has all the characteristics of a Quentin Tarantino movie or the Beach Boys discovering the joys of automatic weapons. Tracks 2 is entitled "Nightmare Nancy Part 1" and the last track is "Nightmare Nancy Part 2. The band stays true to classic rock formula, using guitar, bass, and drums. Because each member has their own respective perspective on their rock preferences and a lot of bodies in the band, Injecting Strangers easily incorporates a spanning timeline of sub genres, instruments, and vocals into their sound. The end result produces an explanation of a tsunami style relationship with this woman named Nancy. There is a nameless bonus track, a stripped down ukulele and vocals, with a dash of accordian. An unexpected loop thrower to complete this theatre production of audio.
Injecting Strangers is Richard Ringer (vocals), Peter Foley ( guitar/ back up vocals), Chase Leonard (drums), Aaron Disney (guitars/synth/back up vocals), and Dylan Oseas ( Bass/ back up vocals). Injecting Strangers is giving their EP, "Nightmare Nancy" away as a free down load on their website. Please click the links below to download and learn more about Injecting Strangers.


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Marsden is quoted in a U.S. News and World Report cover story on "The New Evangelicals" by Jay Tolson. Tolson takes a smart approach to his subject — instead of the usual breathless reports of megachurch banality, he turns to the past to explain the present. Whether he wanted to or not, Jonathan Edwards launched the distinctive breed of American evangelicalism, and if it's growing today — and it is — it's useful to look back to his ideas to understand why.
The Revealer had the good fortune to be present yesterday at a panel in Key West, sponsored by the Ethics and Public Policy Center, featuring Tolson and historian Mark Noll. Noll, who teaches at Wheaton College in Illinois, has probably spent more time reading the documents of American faith than anyone. As Noll told it, evangelicalism has been distinguished from other traditions by a "breathtaking entrepeneurial spirit" ever since itinerant preacher George Whitefield — said to be able to shout so loud he could be heard for a mile — "awoke" the masses during Jonathan Edward's day. It was this entrepeneurship that led evangelicals to buy radio time where other religious groups settled for freebies, and to launch slick glossy mags where others made due with mimeographed church bulletins.
It may also explain what Tolson, in U.S. News, describes as the misleading impression of a monolothic evangelical movement. Billy Graham, said Noll, was so adept at working the media that he was able to create a "mirage" of a unified army of born again Christians.
In fact, evangelicals may be even more sectarian than other believers. "It's a common mistake," writes Tolson, "to reduce evangelicals to their stands on political or social issues" — a point overlooked by the audience of media makhers who asked Noll, an evangelical himself, to say whether the mythical beast "Evangelical" is actually for or against the death penalty, gay marriage, etc.
Noll played along, but a more telling perspective for religion writers, he proposed, was to look at the world (if only for a moment!) through evangelical eyes. This history of evangelical America, he argued, can be seen as that of the tension between the propietary instinct and the sectarian instinct. The former leads evangelicals into attempts to set policy; the latter leads them away from worldly concerns.
Guess which instinct is in the ascendency today?
Tune in tomorrow to find out. More from The Revealer's Key West junket — on religion and foreign policy and the culture wars, revisited beachside with a round table (square, actually) of the media elite.


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Police appeal for witnesses after a man suffered serious head injuries when three men pushed him from a bus in Ipswich.
08:15, UK, Friday 14 December 2012
A man in his 60s is fighting for his life after being pushed off a bus, police have said.
The victim, who has not been named, suffered serious head injuries after three men shoved him from a number 10 bus stationed at Defoe Road, in Ipswich, Suffolk, at around 6.05pm last night, Suffolk Constabulary said.
He was rushed to Ipswich Hospital where he remains in a critical condition.
The attackers, who fled the scene and ran off into Macauley Road, are described as white, of medium build, around 5ft 7in or 5ft 8in tall and in their late 20s.
One was said to be wearing a woolly hat and a grey bomber jacket, while another wore a grey hoodie under a jacket.
Police are talking to passengers and are searching the area close to the scene in an attempt to identify the men.
:: Anyone who may have seen the males running from the bus or in the nearby area should contact Ipswich CID on 101.
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(Alexei Dmitriev, 2012, 3.5 min)
Hermeneutics offers up found footage from WWII. Through careful editing the piece slides into a grey area of interpretation, asking us to test what we think of it without much in the way of clues.
Directed by Alexei Dmitriev
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Memorial Land, the most recent documentary by Bill Brown included with other experimental, documentary and animated films.


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Even though it's chilly outside, it's definitely worth getting bundled up to go check out this month's gallery stroll.
Caineville Magpies by Mark Knudsen. Courtesy of the artist.
Don't miss the opening reception at Phillips Gallery where lovers of Utah landscapes can get their fill through the visually stunning work of Mark Knudsen and Leslie Thomas. This pair captures our state's world-famous red rock and paints images so appealing that you might just be tempted to pack your bags and head to Southern Utah. It's fun to look at their work because they each take a very different approach to painting similar subjects. Leslie prefers oil paints and focuses on rich textures, while Knudsen works with acrylics and he is interested in the striking contrasts found in nature. Learn more about their styles in the latest edition of 15Bytes. Phillips Gallery is located at 444 E. 200 S. and they will be open from 6pm – 9 pm.
Entrada by Leslie Thomas. Courtesy of the artist.
While you're in the neighborhood, be sure to stop by and check out the grand opening of the first fine book arts gallery in Salt Lake City, Red Queen Book Arts. You'll find finely handcrafted books made from gorgeous materials. Also watch for the works featuring some of the very best in typography and cartography. Red Queen Book arts I located at 171 East Broadway and they will be open from 5pm – 9pm.
Art Access has cooked up something new with their Rose Park Artists group exhibit. See work that expresses the character of the neighborhood. Justin Wheatley was inspired to curate the exhibit when he noticed that many fellow artists had gravitated to the Rose Park area. His work will be on display along with pieces by Eric Erekson, Blue Critchfield, Erica Houston, Anikó Sáfrán, Ken Critchfield, Brandon Dayton, Sarinda Jones, Hikmet Loe and Tyler Williams. Be sure to check out the Access II Gallery where you can see photographs by Trisha H. Empey who captured images of the Sundance Film Festival when it was still a fledgling project of Robert Redford's. Art Access is located at 230 S. 500 W. #125 and they will be open from 6pm – 9pm.
Dale Thompson is a writer at 15 Bytes, Utah's Art magazine, and is a contributor for Salt Lake magazine.


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This paper examines the social impacts of digital media technology on youth; its paradoxes, points of resistance and reproductive tendencies. The place of digital media in the complexity of youth transitions over time is under theorized and studied. The use of digital media is well documented such t...
Is everything old new again? a comparative examination of secessionism in present-day Quebec and the Antibellum American South


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Waiting for the clear sky by edelweiss26Watch
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The storm has passed over the Sassolungo... ...no colours in the forest and in the sky.
Really a cloudy day !! Wonderful shot dear Giorgio !
Thank you Helene!! Have a wonderful 2010!!
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