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|When I make the temperature low, they are all in the bottom. What does that mean?
|The atoms piling up in the bottom is what we call Bose-Einstein condensation, and it happens because this demonstration is built to match Einstein's equations. "What it really means" is probably a question Einstein should have asked, but did not. He did not realize how weird a material would be with all the atoms in one level like this. It means that all the atoms are absolutely identical. There is no possible measurement that can tell them apart.
|But I can just look and see the different black spots that represent different atoms. How can they be identical?
|Good point. You have just picked out a mistake in this demonstration. Really, an atom in the lowest energy level is spread out a little, so it looks like a very small fuzzy ball. When you have lots of atoms in the same state, all these fuzzy balls lie exactly on top of each other.
|Now I can't tell one atom from another; they are all in the same place. But I know that atoms don't really do that. I have tables, chairs, and all these other objects that have their shapes because their atoms are arranged in different places.
|Now you can see why it was so long before people understood what BEC really meant. Atoms really can all be in the same place like this, but it goes against everything we see around us. It is only at the special incredibly low temperatures needed for BEC that they lose their individual identities and coalesce into a single blob. Some people have called this a "super atom" for just that reason.
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Yardstick is a collaborative venture between a chef and a winemaker wishing to explore the common ground of their chosen crafts, and to use their networks to develop a direct relationship with their customers.
The chef, Peter Tempelhoff,
"…throughout the past 15 years I have spent building my reputation and expanding my repertoire as a chef, I have always maintained an open mind to new influences and inspirations. What would life be without new experiences? I keep learning all the time, and that is one of the greatest driving forces in my life. Constant innovation, yet improving on the standard bearers."
The winemaker, Adam Mason,
"…I love the journey between the primary agricultural product and the final article. In my chosen profession it happens to be following the grape from the vineyard to the bottle, but Yardstick allows the chance to follow food from the garden to the table…"
The entrepreneur, Charles Banks,
Charles Banks is the founding and managing partner of Terroir Capital LLC, an investment firm that specializes in unique hospitality and wine properties. In 2010 Charles co-founded Terroir Selections, allowing him to become involved in multiple passions within the wine world. 2012 saw him join forces with Mulderbosch winemaker Adam Mason and Relais & Chateau chef, Peter Tempelhoff to form Yardstick Wines (PTY) LTD.
The synergy: Same work ethos, same generation, parallel career paths working the hard yards. Be it in grimy kitchens for psychopathic head chefs or gigantic cellars driving out rivers of wine for bellicose cellarmasters, Pete and Adam have been there and done that, and Yardstick is where they chose to invest their own time and energy.
The winemaking is very simple, but often this is the most difficult and elusive path to follow. Knowing when not to interfere is what it is all about.
Fortunately we have brilliant vineyards from which we source our grapes. From the initial vintages of 2009 and 2010 which hailed from Herold (high above the town of George on the Outeniqua pass) to the 2011 vintage, Elgin origin 2011 Chardonnay and Pinot noir, we have been really fortunate to have found the right people on the ground, ensuring the most important ingredient is of the highest standard, and perhaps more importantly, unique in style!


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"This (loss) was a tough one to take because we had good momentum going into this game.
"Today we just didn't play well. I thought Jessica Arnold played well, but Joy (Hollingsworth) struggled shooting. We have leaned on Joy a lot; she has carried us throughout the season. So this was just a disappointing (game)."
"We shot really quickly, we were not patient at all in our offense and we didn't put our players in a position to get boards."
"Our shooting percentage was so poor in the second half and we got in trouble early with fouls. Our post struggled defensively against them."
"The last time we played we sat in a zone (defense) and that is what we did a lot of the first half (of this game). We did O.K. with that, but we struggled right away when we went to our man defense."
"It's very disappointing (to not pick up a win at home). We need to keep plugging away, continue to practice and put time and extra work into shooting and defense. A lot of it is keeping confident, but also making smart decisions on the floor."
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"Personally, I shot the ball badly, but my teammates kept me going. It was really frustrating, but we just have to put this game behind us and look to the
"I try to do other things (when shots are not falling), like passing or rebounding. I have to move without the ball. I did lose a little bit of confidence, but I am not going to hang my head. We will come back against the
On the team's confidence
"Our confidence is good. We were confident coming into this game after our strong second half against Stanford. It was good to see Jessica (
Junior Guard Jessica Arnold
On her role for the team
"There comes a time in the games that I know my team needs me. I have not been consistent, and that is something that I need to be more often for my team."
On missing outside shots
"When my shots are not falling from the outside, I try to do other things, like taking it to the basket."
California Head Coach Joanne Boyle
"I thought it was a great game. Coming on the road, I felt
On defending Joy Hollingsworth...
"I don't know if she has been doing something different but she is a great player. We tried to make her take tough shots and contain the three. We did a better job defensively in the second half."
"Our post players have been playing some of their best basketball. They are the anchor we have to have defensively and they have really bought into that. They have been working their butts off out there."
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The emotions were palpable at Tuesday's Bay County School Board meeting. Discussions lasted more than four hours as board members tried to decide whether to renew Newpoint High School Charter Academy's charter.
"I believe wholeheartedly what Newpoint is doing," said one Newpoint supporter.
"Newpoint saved my child," added a parent.
"From the heart closing a school is very difficult," School Board Chairman Jerry Register said.
The sticking point didn't involved Newpoint's academics. A once "D" grade school climbed to a "B" this year. District officials said they're concerned how Newpoint is managing or mismanaging its finances.
"Hundred dollar even items. In 30 years of business law and depositions when I see that, I know someone is manipulating the numbers," said Attorney Jeff Whitton, representing Bay District Schools' Community Charter Review Committee.
Whitton also questioned a $160,000 line of credit Newpoint's parent company reportedly took out with Centennial Bank.
"It took about 90 seconds of questioning about that letter of credit to find out it wasn't a liability on their assests sheet."
Newpoint officials fired back claiming the district got the numbers wrong.
"We still have an obligation to the public and that obligation is not going to be spoken away," School Board Member Ginger Littleton said.
"If you drill into the financials, really looked at them, or had a professional do that, you would know how incorrect that is," Newpoint Education Partners' C.E.O. Marcus May responded.
Both sides said they wanted more time. School Board member Ryan Neves motioned to deny Newpoint's current charter with intention of revisiting the issue within the next 90 days.
"The worst thing you could do today is deny our charter because the press will say you've denied our charter," said Newpoint Board Chairman Ron Danzey.
That failed 3 votes to 2. Board Member Steve Moss then restated his motion to renew the charter for 2 years instead of 5. That failed again. Ultimately they managed to agree to table any decision until a special meeting next Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at Bay District Schools' headquarters.


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Visit Pensacola and the African-American Heritage Society have released its guide to African-American heritage in the Pensacola Bay Area, just in time for Black History Month.
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New Britain, CT 06051
Year Opened: 1996
Capacity: 6,125
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Official Review by Matt Fiedler, Stadium Journey Special Correspondent
New Britain Stadium has been the home of the Rock Cats since 1996. The stadium sits right behind the New Britain high school football stadium. The team had been the minor league affiliate of the Minnesota Twins from 1995-2014. In 2015, the Rock Cats became the AA affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. The team has had many great players come through over the years. They include Torii Hunter, Joe Mauer, and David Ortiz.
The team will be leaving New Britain Stadium at the conclusion of the 2015 season. The team is moving to Hartford and will be known as the Hartford Yard Goats. The team will be moving into a brand new stadium that is part of the redevelopment of land in the Hartford area. The park will be named Dunkin' Donuts Park and has a planned capacity of 9,000 fans. So if you want to enjoy a Rock Cats game, you better get out to New Britain Stadium this year!
The FANFARE scale is our metric device for rating each stadium experience. It covers the following:
Each area is rated from 0 to 5 stars with 5 being the best. The overall composite score is the "FANFARE Score".
New Britain Stadium has all of the ballpark staples, and it also has some unique offerings. The lines are very quick to go through, and the service is very efficient. There are stands that offer your usual stadium fare. Local soft serve ice cream is also available. The prices are reasonable for minor league baseball. Hot dogs ($3.00), hamburgers ($5.25), and pretzels ($3.75) are just some of the offerings at New Britain Stadium. New Britain Stadium sometimes brings in local restaurants to showcase some of their food. Bear's BBQ in Hartford was at the game and they had some great sandwiches. New Britain Stadium sells Pepsi products in both bottles and fountain varieties. As far as alcohol goes, beer and wine are both served. Sam Adams is available, as well as Bud Light. Overall, New Britain Stadium offers a solid variety of choices that are quite affordable.
The atmosphere at the stadium is what you would expect out of a minor league club. It is a very kid friendly atmosphere with many on field promotions and giveaways. There are many theme nights as well, these include Star Wars night and Minions night. There is an on field personality who gets the crowd pumped up and gets the kids into it. It is a good place to bring the kids for a baseball game. There is even an area in left field where kids can go on inflatable slides for $5. New Britain used to be the home of the Minnesota Twins minor league club, but is now the Colorado Rockies. Around the stadium you can still see many remnants of the Twins. From the color scheme to the photos of former players, it is hard to tell that this is the Rockies minor league team.
The area around New Britain Stadium is not very memorable. Although it is better than some other areas of the city. There are a few local restaurants in the area, but other than that it is pretty empty. If you drive about 15 minutes north you can find the capital of Connecticut, Hartford. There are many great things to do in Hartford. You can check out some great restaurants, entertainment, and other sporting events like UCONN basketball and Hartford Wolfpack hockey. Adjacent to New Britain Stadium is Veterans Memorial Stadium where the New Britain High School football team plays. Also in the complex is Beehive Stadium, the former home of the New Britain Red Sox, where the New Britain High School baseball team now plays.
In general, the Rock Cats attract mostly families and that is clear when attending a game. There are many kids and families enjoying the game. There are the diehard fans out there as well. The Rock Cats are in the bottom half of attendance in the Eastern League. They average about 3,800 fans per game. The capacity of the stadium is around 6,000. The fans are a pretty run of the mill bunch. They get loud during big moments and when the PA announcer instructs them to. It is by no means a rabid fan base. As far as AA baseball goes, this is a pretty typical fan base.
New Britain Stadium is very accessible. It is right off of Route 9, and is very easy to see and get to. There is a large parking lot that fans can park in, and even if you park in the back it is still a short walk to the stadium. The only downside is that there is not very much public transportation in the area. The bathrooms on the concourse are very accessible and usually have no lines at them. The concourse is wide and very easy to walk through. There is not much congestion so it is not difficult to get around. Overall, the park is fairly easy to get to, but public transportation is sparse.
The Rock Cats have very affordable prices. Considering a lot of great young talent has come through New Britain, getting to see these players at such low prices is a great thing. The highest ticket price is $22. General admission tickets can be obtained for $6 if you call ahead, or $8 on game day. Field level seats cost only $14. The prices are truly what a minor league ballpark should be. When you add in the cost of food and parking, it will not hurt your wallet. An affordable minor league ballpark with great baseball is all you can really ask for.
One star goes to the great Road to the Show display that the Rock Cats have. There is a wall that shows each player that has played for the Rock Cats and has made it to the big leagues. The year the player made it to the MLB is shown on the chart.
A second star goes to the way the Rock Cats honor the greats who have come from New Britain. Players like Joe Mauer, Torii Hunter, and Justin Morneau are all featured prominently with large banners. It is just odd to see all of the Twins history when the team is now affiliated with the Rockies.
A final star goes to the very good scoreboard they have in left field. The graphics are clear and sharp. The scoreboard gives basic information and looks great!
The city of New Britain will be saying goodbye to the Rock Cats at the end of the season. New Britain Stadium is definitely a place you should check out before the Rock Cats move. It is a place with great history, great baseball, and great prices.
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Member Review by jmmanc
Though no Major League Baseball teams play anywhere near central Connecticut, that hasn't stopped the New Britain Rock Cats from bringing competitive baseball and a family atmosphere to southern New England.
New Britain Stadium was built in 1996 to house the Rock Cats, the Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. Currently, the Rock Cats are the Double-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins.
The ballpark, which holds 7,489, is part of the Willow Brook Park athletic complex and is situated right next to a football field. The stadium complements the quaint town of New Britain nicely.
New Britain Stadium itself is a typical minor league ballpark with great fan amenities from the non-stop family entertainment activities to the affordable food and beverages. Trees abound beyond the left field fence, giving the ballpark a secluded feel, and adding a touch of New England to the overall experience.
Visiting New Britain Stadium may not be the same as going to a Major League stadium, but it definitely satisfies the baseball needs of those not wanting to travel to New York or Boston.
Member Review by shamus170 on May 04, 2013
The New Britain Rock Cats franchise has a long history in the Eastern League, and the team's roots in Connecticut began ten miles away in nearby Bristol. That's where the Red Sox farm team played in the 1970s and early 80s, at quaint and venerable Muzzy Field. Ownership then moved the team to New Britain in 1983 to a new ballpark called Beehive Field. Remarkably, this 'new' stadium was an ugly, bare-bones ballpark that turned out to be quite an eyesore and downgrade from Muzzy. After only 12 years, the ballpark was obsolete and a new one was needed, which is where New Britain Stadium comes in.
The field was completed in 1996 right next door to The Beehive, and the new stadium certainly fit the mold of the retro ballpark design era. As for the Red Sox, they wanted to move their franchise closer to home base in Massachusetts and after owner Joe Buzas became a bit of a local hero by saying no, the Red Sox took their team to Trenton, while Minnesota came in as the affiliate. This is a partnership that is now approaching two decades, and in a state that has torn allegiances to Major League teams, there is another team in the Twins that folks in Central Connecticut also keep an eye on. As for the stadium experience, they are doing some good things in Hardware City, and though the ballpark is not the top of the class in the Eastern League, it is very much a worthy place to visit.
Member Review by woof on May 08, 2015
Just went to a game on May 6th, 2015. The team is great and the food is awesome. Baseball in education day was very cool.
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2012 Second-Costliest Year for Weather Disasters, NOAA Says
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Led by the devastation from Hurricane Sandy and the Midwest drought, 2012 will likely be the second-costliest year for weather and climate disasters on record, according to data released today by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The costliest year for damages in the USA was 2005, when four hurricanes lashed the nation, including Katrina.
The USA has endured 11 separate weather and climate disasters so far this year that led to damages of at least $1 billion, NOAA reported today. This follows 2011, when an all-time record of 14 separate billion-dollar disasters were reported.


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This past weekend, I had the pleasure of working on Adrian's 2nd Birthday. Last year I also had the chance to design his first birthday (Muno Inspired) party which was a hit with the kids. Now that Adrian's favorite Character is Mickey Mouse, his mother thought it was the perfect theme for her little one's birthday celebration. We kept the theme playful by making it Clubhouse inspired and gave it a modern and cool touch by implementing the use of black/white chevron pattern to the original color scheme of red, yellow and black color scheme. The table was dressed in a red linen with a chevron runner in the middle and a banner of Mickey silhouettes and yellow stars. The clouds backdrop was paired with "trees" green balloons and a giant Mickey silhouette centerpiece to capture that outdoors feel seen on the cartoons. On display we had an assortment of candies in the same color scheme; the adorable candy tubes by Khaliah Gibson of The Confetti Armory (which all the kids and adults loved!) and the super cute and delicious cake pops by my friend Reyna Nunez and the fantastic cake by Laury of There Should Always Be Cake. The banner and paper details on the table were all done by Sarah De Jesus.
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text: Feb 1, 2013 14:08 Harbaugh brothers ready for rematch in Super Bowl Harbaugh brothers ready for rematch in Super Bowl San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh runs onto the field with an assistant after the NFL football NFC Championship game against the Atlanta Falcons Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013, in Atlanta. The 49ers won 28-24 to advance to Superbowl XLVII. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh speaks at a news conference after winning the NFL football AFC Championship football game against the New England Patriots in Foxborough, Mass., Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013. The Ravens defeated the Patriots, 28-13, to advance to Super Bowl XLVII. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) Janie McCauley| AP Sports Writer Jan. 21, 2013; 5:17 p.m. Comments Yet, they still regularly seek it. And, their father does offer one basic mantra: "Get ahead, stay ahead." "Probably the greatest advice that I've ever been given and the only advice that I've ever found to be true in all of coaching, I think we mentioned it to both John and Jim ... the coaching advice is, 'Get ahead, stay ahead,'" Jack Harbaugh said. "If I'm called upon, I'll repeat that same message." His boys still call home regularly to check in with the man who turned both on to the coaching profession years ago, and the mother who has handled everything behind the scenes for decades in a highly competitive, sports-crazed family — with all the routine sports clichés to show for it. The Harbaugh brothers will become the first siblings to square off from opposite sidelines when their teams play for the NFL championship Feb. 3 at the New Orleans Superdome. John Harbaugh watched the end of Jim's game from the field in Foxborough, Mass., as Baltimore warmed up for the AFC championship game. Jim called his sister's family from the team plane before takeoff after a win at Atlanta and asked how his big brother's team was doing against New England. The improbable Super Bowl that has quickly been nicknamed "Harbowl" or "Superbaugh" features a set of brothers known around the NFL as fierce competitors unafraid to make a bold move during the season. In fact, each one made a major change midseason to get this far — John fired his offensive coordinator, while Jim boosted his offense with a quarterback switch from Alex Smith to Colin Kaepernick. Leading up to Sunday's games, proud parents Jack and Jackie said they would wait to decide whether to travel to New Orleans if both teams made it or stick to what has been working so well — watching from the comfort of their couch in Mequon, Wis. "We enjoy it very much. We get down in our basement, turn on the television and just have a fantastic day watching outstanding football," Jack said last week. "We share our misery with no one but ourselves. Not only the misery, but the ups and downs, the ins and outs of an outstanding professional game." And, no, the Harbaughs weren't looking ahead to a potential big trip to the Big Easy. Jack insists his wife is quick to pull out that old sports cliche: "It's one game at a time. I think it's very appropriate," he said. The brothers, separated in age by 15 months, have taken different paths to football's biggest stage — years after their intense games of knee football at the family home. Jim never reached a Super Bowl, falling a last-gasp pass short during a 15-year NFL career as a quarterback. John never played in the NFL. "We can't put into words what it means to see John and Jim achieve this incredible milestone," their brother-in-law, Indiana basketball coach Tom Crean, said on Twitter. "We talked to Jim (before) his team plane left. All he wanted to know was how was John doing? How were they playing? One incredible family who puts the care, well-being and love for each other at the forefront like most families do. Again, we are very proud of them. Going to be exciting to watch it unfold." Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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The only witness who testified for the defense in the Timothy Foxworth aggravated child abuse trial is now facing charges.
The Bay County Sheriff's Office has arrested John Lloyd on perjury charges, which means prosecutors believe he lied on the stand.
Lloyd testified as an expert witness. He told the jury there was a slight chance Foxworth was telling the truth when he told police he fell in the tub while holding his infant son. But prosecutors said Foxworth beat Emory, causing permanent brain damage.
According to Lloyd's website, Lloyd specializes in biomechanics of head and brain injury. But prosecutors say he's no expert. State Attorney Glenn Hess says Lloyd has "been discredited across the country." During the trial he hammered Lloyd on his credentials, including the fact that Lloyd is not a medical doctor.
Foxworth was convicted of child abuse and sentenced to four years in prison.
The Bay County Sheriff's Office will hold a news conference at 1:30 p.m. about the arrest of Lloyd. We'll be there and have the latest tonight on News Channel 7 at 5:00 and 6:00.


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While the following for NBC's "Parenthood" may not be as large as many other shows, the fans they do have are loyal and gaining everyday. It is one of the few shows on television that accurately portrays some of the challenges that family's of autistic children, or adopted children, often live. On Feb. 25 Latinos Post shares a spoiler roundup of what fans can expect when "Parenthood" returns this week.
First and foremost, Jasmine, Crosby and the kids will be moving in with Zeek and Camille while their house is being fixed. Zeek is going to put his beloved house on the market, which is going to be a devastating hit to the whole family as they have all grown up in that house.
Fans will see Julia leaning on her brothers and sister while she goes through her separation with Joel, however, there will be a new love interest in the mix for her in the way of the school's potential headmaster, Evan. The kids will go through a difficult time of grasping living with their parents being apart.
Sara will be going on a few more dates with Carl, and there will also be a couple more guest appearances by Ray Ramano before the season is up. Since Amy is back in town and doesn't want to go to back to school, Drew will be asking his sister, Amber for help when she returns from visiting her father in Colorado.
Fans should also expect to see Ryan return before the season is over, and we will also be meeting his mother, a three Bloody Mary's for breakfast kind of woman that was never there for her son. It is also suggested that he may be included in the final episode of the season, but it hasn't been finalized just yet.
Lastly, after going through several legal hoop jumps, Christina Braverman will be opening an autism school in Berkley that will help to specifically address the needs of Max and other children in the area like him. It has also been discovered that Sara Ramos, who plays Haddie, will be returning in the final episode. This will be her first and only appearance this season in "Parenthood" as Haddie has been away in college on the other side of the country.
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Producer: Momina Duraid
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Cast: Sana Jhang , Imran Abbas , Sarwat Gillani , Humayun Saeed , Sana Hameed , Shakeel Ahmed , Ismat Zaidi , Mohsin Gilani , Rabia Noreen , Shameem Hilali & Others
Story: It is a story about Adeel who refuses to marry Silla as he suffers from inferiority complex. Adeel lives with his mother in Silla's house. Silla runs away from home after Adeel refuses to marry her, and Adeel is held responsible. Adeel finds Silla and after the death of his mother, gets married to Silla and moves abroad. Initially, he has a very harsh behaviour towards her but eventually Adeel falls in love with Silla. When Adeel becomes jobless, Silla starts working with Ahmer. Zoya the next-door neighbour agrees to take responsibility of their child. However Silla's job creates problems in their marriage.


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Jewelry Art/Slide Lecture
Dartmouth Events
Jewelry Art/Slide Lecture
with Jim Cotter
Friday, August 8, 2014
Wilson Room 219
Sponsored by: Hopkins Center for the Arts
Intended Audience(s): Public
Categories: Arts, Lectures & Seminars
Join us for an entertaining and illuminating evening with Jim Cotter, jeweler, sculptor, teacher, and gallery owner. Founder of the J. Cotter Gallery in Vail, Colorado, he has taught and exhibited all over the world.
Hopkins Center
Accessibility Services
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Hop Box Office
Permanent URL to this event: http://dartmouth.edu/events/event?event=29510
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Counties with more than 5% loss: Baca, Bent, Cheyenne, Jackson, Kiowa, Lake, Otero, San Juan, and Sedgwick, Washington
Counties with less than 5% loss: Las Animas
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This is a Second Amendment issue. Speak up USA!
How far will the left will go to censor anyone who disagrees with them? We think it's pretty clear. If you disagree with homosexuality, then you are bullying someone who might feel so bad that they commit suicide. Therefore, you need to be intimidated and silenced so that you don't offend anyone by disagreeing with their view. Are we clear now?
Homosexuality is against God's will, if you don't believe in The Lord, what's the big deal. If you do, go to Him and let Him get your life right. Shariah will not be the Gay agenda's answer. Liberals actually SUCK more than the LGBTQ crew do. -PBN
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There is something about the word "sangria" that let people know that the party is on. Sure, the traditional red variety is tasty, but refreshing white sangria- well, it's just special.
Perfect for block parties, beach outings or any hot and sticky day where the adults want to beat the heat with refreshments, this recipe fits the bill. Fair warning here: This beverage packs a punch without tasting alcoholic. So be mindful and please drink responsibly, especially if you are around kids or driving.
Refreshing white sangria's recipe can easily be doubled and will stay quite well in your refrigerator for up to 2 days.
Refreshing White Sangria
· 1 bottle (750ml) of your favorite Pinot Grigio
· 1 cup light rum
· 1/3 cup honey
· ½ lb strawberries, hulled and cut in ½
· 2 kiwi's, peeled and sliced
· 1 plum, pitted and sliced
· juice of ½ fresh lime
· ½ lime, sliced for garnish
· fresh mint leaves for garnish
· lemon-lime soda or plain soda water (optional)
1. In a large pitcher, mix together wine, rum and honey until honey is well incorporated
2. Add fruit, lime juice and lime slices
3. Chill in refrigerator for at least 2 hours or up to 12
4. Serve over ice, garnish with fresh mint leaves and top with plain or lemon-lime soda, if desired


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The summer brings lots of races for runners to choose from on the weekends with a race just about every week. But there are also ample opportunities for all to participate in the camaraderie of participating in a race during the week at one of the local summer series of races.
These series are family friendly with kid's events and very moderate prices. They attract a loyal following of regulars and some friendly competition. All paces and abilities are represented from beginners to seasoned competitive runners. Many high school and college runners often use the series to maintain, their competitive edge over the summer.
So check out one of the local summer series of races during the week – you will be hooked and keep coming back.
Shore Athletic Club
Monday June 23and every Monday to August 18 at 6:45 PM,
The 51st Annual Shore AC Takanassee Lake Races, Long Branch, NJ; youth 1500m run, followed by open 5K run and open 5K race walk.
In its 51st year at Lake Takanassee in Long Branch the series always attracts a competitive field of runners as well as recreational runners as well as race walkers. It is 4 loops around the lake for the 5K. (Tentative check web site.)
Raritan Valley Road Runners
Tuesday June 10, 24, July 8, 22. RVRR Summer Series, Donaldson Park, Highland Park, N.J. 5K plus Kids Races. This is a cross country series.
Scenic Donaldson Park in Highland Park, N.J. on a 2-loop course.
Ocean Running Club
Tuesday June 24 through July 15 - 1 Mile at 6:30 PM, 5K at 6:45 PM, Ocean Running Club Summer Series, Winding River Park, Toms River, N.J. great course with an enthusiastic group of volunteers from Ocean Running Club make this a fun series for all ages and abilities.
Freehold Area Running Club
32nd Annual Series starts on Wednesday June 25 and continues on July 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30. Freehold Area Running Club Summer Series, Battlefield State Park, Manalapan, N.J. This popular series now in its 31st year runs through historic Battlefield State Park and includes some easy soft trails. There are also youth races of various distances based on age which start at 6 p.m.
Jersey Shore Running Club
Thursday, June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 10, 17 , ½ Mile at 6:30 PM, 1 Mile at 6:45 PM, 5K at 7 PM, Wall Municipal Complex located at 2700 Allaire Road in Wall.
Jersey Shore Running Club Summer Series, Wall Municipal Complex, Wall, N.J.
The series is in its 19th year and includes a half mile run for those 12 and under and a 1 mile for those 16 and under. For the 5K it is one and a half loop around the complex.
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A Behavioral Approach to Asset Pricing
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Behavioral finance is the study of how psychology affects financial decision making and financial markets. The Author of this Book is Hersh Shefrin It is increasingly becoming the common way of understanding investor behavior and stock market activity. Array ISBN . In this 2nd Edition Hersh Shefrin examines the reigning assumptions of asset pricing theory and reconstructs them to incorporate findings from behavioral finance. A Behavioral Approach to Asset Pricing available in English. In other words, he takes the traditional tools in asset pricing and behavioralizes them. He constructs a solid, intact structure that challenges classic assumptions and at the same time provides a strong theory and efficient empirical tools. Building on the models developed by both traditional asset pricing theorists and behavioral asset pricing theorists, Shefrin's book takes the discussion to the next step. He provides a general behaviorally based intertemporal treatment of asset pricing theory that extends to the discussion of derivatives, fixed income securities, mean-variance efficient portfolios, and the market portfolio, based on all the latest research and theory. * The second edition continues the tradition of the first edition by being the one and only book to focus completely on how behavioral finance principles affect asset pricing, now with its theory deepened and enriched by a plethora of research since the first edition * A companion website contains a series of examples worked out as Excel spreadsheets so that readers can input their own data to test the results


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I'm evaluating web application frameworks for a hobby project I'm starting, and am beginning to go crazy trying to decide among the vast number of frameworks available to choose. The framework language isn't helping me filter out frameworks as I have varying levels of experience with Java, Python, Ruby and C#, and don't mind frameworks in any of these languages.
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Iron Chef Michael Symon celebrated his 43rd birthday on Monday and then on Tuesday made his way to Fort Wayne, Indiana to help out a fundraiser for Blessings in a Backpack. Symon was invited to cook for supporters of the program at the Sycamore Hills Golf Glub where the fundraiser took place. Each seat cost $750 which will help provide weekend meals to an estimated 500 children.
Blessings in a Backpack is a discretionary tactic used to help feed children over the weekend while school is in session. A backpack is given to a child on Friday before the end of the school day and is filled with easy-to-prepare and ready-to-eat foods. A typical backpack will hold granola bars, peanut butter, tuna, crackers, mac & cheese, juice boxes and other non-perishable items.
Fort Wayne elementary schools decided to partner with Blessings in a Backpack in the spring of 2007. Since the launch of the pilot program it has branched out to three elementary schools within the school district. School officials told the Journal Gazette that between 1,100 and 1,200 elementary students are helped through the program.
Many celebrity chefs have backed Fort Wayne's fundraising efforts for Blessings in a Backpack. Iron Chef Michael Symon isn't the first and won't be the last. Other chefs that have supported the program include Iron Chef Cat Cora, Chicago chef Rick Bayless, and Chef Charlie Trotter.
Iron Chef Michael Symon isn't available for all charity functions. He told the Journal Gazette, "Of course you'd like to work with every charity that asks you to, but I also feel that kids, sometimes they can't always help themselves." He added that Blessings in a Backpack was a great fit saying, "It's perfect for us. It's what we love to do."
Symon's charity support has been lent to other organizations that help children including Autism Speaks, Share Our Strength, and Cleveland's Urban Community Schools.


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At the
direction of Governor Thomas Jefferson, the first academic chair of law in the United States was created at the College of William & Mary in 1779. George
Wythe, Jefferson�??s tutor at William and Mary
and a signer of the Declaration of Independence, was awarded the chair. The
College conferred its first Bachelor of Laws Degree in 1793.
William & Mary School of Law now is different in many ways, but continues
to be one of the country�??s most highly regarded small public law schools. We
also continue to adhere to Jefferson and Wythe�??s ideal -- that the school exists to train
outstanding lawyers who are also exemplary citizens.
The Law School
is home to the Institute
of Bill of Rights Law,
which sponsors programs on emerging constitutional issues each year. The Annual
Supreme Court Preview, held each fall, typically includes nationally-known
journalists such as Linda Greenhouse of the New York Times, Tony Mauro
of USA Today and
Joan Biskupic of the Washington Post. The
Institute�??s academic symposia and student-initiated symposia span varied legal
topics that attract significant speakers.
The Law School
is also the home to the Center for Legal and Court Technology, which explores
cutting edge technology as it applies to the legal profession. The
nationally-recognized Legal Skills Program was the first recipient of the ABA Gambrell Award for Professionalism. This two-year required
sequence of courses focuses on basic lawyering skills
including interviewing and fact-gathering, research and writing, negotiating,
drafting, and trial and appellate advocacy and is the vehicle for teaching
professional ethics at the law school.
& Mary�??s students produce four law journals: The William & Mary Law
Review, the William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal, the William
& Mary Environmental Law & Policy Review and the William &
Mary Journal of Women & the Law. The students also conduct the William
B. Spong Moot Court Tournament every Spring.
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M. DOUGLAS, (Law Professor), born Charlotte, North Carolina, September 16, 1956; admitted to bar,
1984, North Carolina. Education: Princeton (A.B., 1978); Yale Divinity
School (M.A.R., 1983); Yale University
(J.D., 1983; Ph.D., 1992). COURSES: Law and Religion, Constitutional
Law, American Legal History, Employment Law.
A. ALCES, (Law Professor), born Brooklyn, New York, January 9, 1956; admitted to bar, 1980,
Illinois. Education: Lafayette University (B.A., 1977); University of Illinois
(J.D., 1980). COURSES: Contracts, Products Liability, Philosophy of the
Law, Sales.
M. BANKS, (Law Professor), born Seattle, Washington, November 24, 1973; admitted to
bar, 2001, New York and District of Columbia. Education: Spelman College (B.A., 1995); University
of Oxford (M.Litt., 1998); Harvard Law School
(J.D., 2000). COURSES: Immigration, Contracts, Gender & Human
W. BARNARD, (Law Professor), born Cleveland, Ohio, July 26, 1947; admitted to bar, 1975, Illinois;
1988, Virginia. Education: University
of Illinois (B.S., 1970); University of Chicago (J.D., 1975). COURSES: Securities
Regulation, Small Business Entities, Business Associations, Transnational
L. BUTLER, (Law Professor), born Frankfurt, Germany, September 14, 1951;
admitted to bar, 1978, District of Columbia;
1982, Virginia.
Education: William and Mary (B.S., 1973); University of Virginia
(J.D., 1978). COURSES: Property, Land Use, Property Rights.
CAO, (Law Professor),
born Vietnam, August 11,
1961; admitted to bar, 1989, New York.
Education: Mount Holyoke College
(B.A., 1983); Yale
Law School
(J.D., 1987). COURSES: International Trade and Economics, International
Business Transactions, Corporations, Business Associations.
CHASON, (Law Professor),
born October 19, 1970; admitted to bar, 1996, Virginia;
1999, District of Columbia.
Education: Duke University (B.A., 1993); University of Virginia
(J.D., 1996). COURSES: Trusts & Estates, Federal Income Tax,
Employee Benefits, Corporate Tax.
COMBS, (Law Professor),
born July 10, 1965; admitted to bar, 1994, Oregon;
1996, District of Columbia.
Education: University of Portland (B.A.,
1991); University of California at
Berkeley (J.D., 1994); Hague
Academy of International
Law (Certificate, Public International Law, 1999). COURSES: Criminal
Law, International Criminal Law, Human Rights.
DEVINS, (Law Professor),
born Brooklyn, New York, November 18, 1957; admitted to
bar, 1983, Tennessee; 1987, District of Columbia. Education: Georgetown (A.B., 1978);
Vanderbilt (J.D., 1982). COURSES: Constitutional Law, Administrative Law,
Supreme Court Seminar.
(Law Professor),
born Dallas, Texas, October 30, 1973; admitted to bar,
2001, Texas; 2004, District of Columbia and U.S. Supreme Court; 2007, Arkansas. Education: Rice University
(B.A., 1996); Duke University School of Law (J.D., 2000). COURSES: Civil
Procedure, Federal Courts, Conflicts. Email: sdodson
@ wm.edu
DWYER, (Law Professor),
born Albany, New York, September 27, 1961; admitted to bar, 1988, District of
Columbia; 1988, New York. Education: Boston
College (B.A., 1984); Yale Law School (J.D., 1987); Stanford University
(Ph.D., 1995). COURSES: Family Law, Youth Law, Trusts & Estates, Law
& Social Justice, Law and Intimate Associations.
STEVEN GREEN, (Law Professor), born Berkeley, California, November 12, 1960; admitted to bar, 1997,
New York. Education: University
of California, Berkeley (B.A. 1982); Yale University
(Ph.D., 1990); Yale
Law School
(J.D., 1996). COURSES: Civil Procedure, Conflicts, Philosophy of
GROVER, (Law Professor),
born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February 11, 1951; admitted to
bar, 1984, District of Columbia.
Education: Hollins
College (A.B., 1973); Georgetown (J.D., 1983). COURSES:
Civil Procedure, Women and the Law, Employment Discrimination.
E. HAMILTON, (Law Professor), born Washington, D.C., June 16, 1970; admitted to bar, 1997, Maryland; 1998, District of Columbia. Education: Yale College
(B.A., 1992); Harvard
Law School
(J.D., 1997). COURSES: Family Law, Civil Procedure, Advanced Family Law
TROTTER HARDY, (Law Professor), born Newport News, Virginia, April 10, 1946; Education: University of Virginia (B.A., 1968); American (M.S.,
1974); Duke (J.D., 1981). COURSES: Intellectual Property, Copyright,
S. HELLER, (Law Professor), born Detroit, Michigan, April 11, 1950; admitted to bar, 1976,
California; 1978, District of Columbia. Education: Michigan
(B.A., 1971); San Diego
(J.D., 1976); California-Berkeley (M.L.S., 1977). COURSES: Advanced
Research Techniques, Law and Public Policy.
A. HEYMANN, (Law Professor), born Medford, Massachusetts, September 21, 1969; admitted
to bar, 1997, Maryland; 1999, District of Columbia; 2000, Virginia. Education: Yale University
(B.A., 1991); University of California, Berkeley School
of Law (J.D., 1997). COURSES: Torts, Trademark Law, Copyright.
KADES, (Law Professor),
born December 15, 1961; admitted to bar, 1994, Pennsylvania. Education: Yale College
(B.A., 1985; J.D., 1994). COURSES: Economic Analysis of Law, Property,
Corporations, Takings and Just Compensation, Statistics for Lawyers.
H. KOCH, (Law Professor), born Cheverly, Maryland, July 30, 1944; admitted to bar, 1969,
District of Columbia and Maryland. Education: Maryland
(B.A., 1966); George Washington (J.D., 1969); University of Chicago
(LL.M., 1975). COURSES: Federal Courts, Administrative Law, European
Law, Litigation in Civil Law Systems, Comparative Constitutional Systems.
I. LEDERER, (Law Professor), born San Diego, California, October 18, 1946; admitted to
bar, 1972, New York.
Education: Polytechnic University (B.S., 1968); Columbia
(J.D., 1971); University
of Virginia (LL.M.,
1976). COURSES: Evidence, Legal Skills, Legal Technology in Trial
Advocacy, Military Law, Electronic Discovery, Criminal Procedure.
LEE, (Law Professor),
born Chicago, Illinois, April 1, 1943; admitted to bar, 1968,
North Carolina; 1970, Virginia. Education: University of North Carolina
(B.A., 1965); University of Virginia (LL.B., 1968); Georgetown (LL.M., 1970). COURSES: Federal
Income Tax, Real Estate Taxation, Taxation of Small Business, Accounting for Lawyers,
Tax Research Methods.
A. MALONE, (Law Professor), born Chattanooga,
Tennessee, June 16, 1954; admitted
to bar, 1978, Georgia; 1979,
Illinois. Education:
Vassar College
(B.A., 1975); Duke (J.D., 1978); Illinois
(LL.M., 1984). COURSES: Environmental Law, Criminal Law, Law and Human
Rights, Public International Law.
MARCUS, (Law Professor),
born New York City, New York, December 8, 1946; admitted to bar,
1972, California.
Education: U.C.L.A. (A.B., 1968; J.D., 1971). COURSES: Criminal
Law, Criminal Procedure, Law and Literature, Entertainment Law Litigation,
Selected Problems of Criminal Justice, Copyright Litigation.
MEESE, (Law Professor),
born Sacramento, California, December 25, 1964; admitted to
bar, 1989, Virginia.
Education: William & Mary (A.B., 1986); University of Chicago
(J.D., 1989). COURSES: Torts, Antitrust, Economic Analysis of Law, Corporations,
Constitutional Law.
OMAN, (Law Professor),
born Salt Lake City, Utah, April 15, 1975; admitted to bar, 2004, Virginia and
U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit; 2005, District of Columbia. Education: Brigham Young
University (B.A., 1999); Harvard Law School
(J.D., 2003). COURSES: Contracts, Law and Religion, Secured
I. PALMER, (Law Professor), born 1944; admitted to bar, 1970, California. Education: Harvard University
(B.A., 1966); Yale
Law School
(LL.B., 1969). COURSES: Bioethics, Criminal Law, Family Law, Health Care
Law, Legislation.
B. REISS, (Law Professor), born Dayton, Ohio, June 12, 1957; admitted to bar, 1990, District of
Columbia. Education: Williams College (B.A., 1979); Tufts
University (M.A.L.D., 1982); Oxford University
(D.Phil., 1985); Columbia
University (J.D., 1988). COURSES:
National Security Law.
TAYLOR REVELEY, III, (Law Professor), born Churchville, Virginia, January 6, 1943; admitted to
bar, 1970, Virginia; 1977, District of Columbia. Education: Princeton University
(A.B., 1965); University
of Virginia (J.D., 1968).
COURSES: Citizen Lawyers.
ERIKSON ROBERTS, (Law Professor), born Manhasset, New York, August 20, 1967; admitted to bar, 1992, Virginia. Education: Randolph-Macon
Woman�??s College (B.A., 1989); College
of William & Mary
School of Law (J.D., 1992). COURSES: Legal Profession, Legal Research
& Writing, Trial & Appellate Advocacy, Legal Skills, Clinical
H. ROSENBERG, (Law Professor), born New York City, New York, February 8, 1949; admitted to bar,
1975, District of Columbia. Education: Columbia
(B.A., 1971; M.R.P., 1974); University
of North Carolina (J.D.,
1975). COURSES: Environmental Law, Property, Local Government, Land Use,
Real Estate Transactions.
RYAN, (Law Professor),
born December 25, 1969; admitted to bar, 2001, California. Education: Harvard-Radcliffe College (B.A., 1991); Wesleyan University
(M.A., 1994); Harvard (J.D., 2001). COURSES: Natural Resource Law,
Property, Negotiation and Settlement Advocacy.
G. SELASSIE, (Law Professor), born Gondar, Ethiopia, July 26, 1944; admitted
to bar, 1985, Wisconsin. Education: Haile Selassie I University (LL.B., 1969; M.L.I., 1972); Wisconsin (J.D., 1984). COURSES:
Contracts, Law and Development, Public International Law, International
STEIN, (Law Professor),
born New York, New York,
July 10, 1963; admitted to bar, 1989, New
York. Education: New
York University
(B.A., 1985); Harvard Law School
(J.D., 1988); University
of Cambridge (Ph.D.,
1998). COURSES: Civil Procedure, Disability Law, Employment
Discrimination, Torts, Law, Science and Medicine.
R. URBONYA, (Law Professor), born Beloit, Wisconsin, January 27, 1953; admitted to bar, 1983,
North Dakota; 1984, Minnesota. Education: Beloit
College (B.A., 1975); North Dakota (M.A.,
1980; J.D., 1983). COURSES: Constitutional Law, Constitutional Tort
Litigation, Fourth Amendment.
W. VAN ALSTYNE, (Law Professor), born February 2, 1934; admitted to bar, 1958, California. Education:
University of Southern California (B.A., 1955); Stanford University
(J.D., 1958); Hague Academy
of International Law
(Certificate, 1976). COURSES: First Amendment, Constitutional Law.
WARD, (Law Professor),
born Boston, Massachusetts, May 9, 1958; Education: Wellesley
(B.A., 1980); Yale (J.D., 1991). COURSES: Criminal Law, White Collar
Crime, Legal Themes in Literature, Criminal Procedure.
ZICK, (Law Professor),
born Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 28, 1967; admitted to bar, 1993, District
of Columbia. Education: Indiana
University (B.A., 1989); Georgetown University Law
Center (J.D., 1992). COURSES:
Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Torts.


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Financial Aid Deadline Soon for Casper CollegeThe deadline for financial aid and scholarships at Casper College for the next school year is slowly approaching.
Financial aid and scholarships are available for all students to apply for.
The tentative deadline is March 1st.
So if you, as a Casper College student, still haven't applied, don't worry, you still have time.
And if you have difficulty paying your way through school, students have multiple options to help them out.
There are over 230 scholarships for students at Casper College.
The amounts awarded vary, but can be an upwards of $7,000.
It's all about taking the time to apply and seeing what you are eligible for.
Today, most of it can be done online, making the stack of paperwork for the extra help a little less intimidating.
March 1st is the tentative deadline, encouraging students to apply early, since some aid is on a first come, first serve basis.
Is students miss the deadline they are encouraged to see an advisor.
And if you are looking for help filling out the extensive paperwork, there is a FAFSA Frenzy Night at the college, February 23rd from 4 pm to 7 pm.


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Breaking, House proposes another tweaked up bill that's DoA in the Senate while the future of NASA hangs in the balance. This draft was putb together by several sources close to the issue.
Last night the House Science & Technology Committee launched a final desperate defense of Constellation and attack on commercial crew. This House committee is proposing a misleadingly named "compromise bill," which in fact would cut commercial crew funding, place 24 separate restrictions on commercial crew, and opens the door to continuing Ares I. (More details on this still-flawed bill are at the bottom of this alert.)
But there is a bigger problem with this last minute "compromise". Because the House bill is so different from what the Senate already passed, the Senate probably can't pass this bill before the election, if ever… leaving NASA with no direction until December, or perhaps even next year. This means more drift for human spaceflight, more money wasted paying Constellation contractors enough to stay alive, but not building anything (at least not anything worth building). And it means more months of delay while important new initiatives, like exploration technology and commercial crew are NOT quickly ramped up. New jobs NOT being created. Our future NOT being invented.
There's only one solution to this mess. The House should simply pass the better Senate bill, S3729. We need your help TODAY to make that happen.
Call your Congressman TODAY. Ask them to vote against House bill HR5781 or any House-written NASA Authorization bill if it comes to the floor this Friday or next week, and instead vote to pass Senate bill S3729 before the House recesses for the election.
If your Congressman is a Democrat, ask them to contact Majority Leader Hoyer in opposition to any NASA bill other than Senate bill S3729 coming to the floor, and to request that S3729 be brought to the floor for an up or down vote next week.
If your Congressman is a Republican, ask them to contact Minority Whip Eric Cantor in opposition to any NASA bill other than Senate bill S3729 coming to the floor, and to request that S3729 be brought to the floor for an up or down vote next week.
For the House to even consider slowing down opening the space frontier so it can prop up one company is disgraceful. The Senate bill isn't perfect, but it's much better than this phony compromise. The House should just swallow their pride and pass S.3729.
For additional information, go to www.reformspacenow.com


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Dec. 13, 2011
RANDY CROSS, CBS Sports Network Analyst UCLA All-America and College Football Hall of Fame Offensive Lineman, Super Bowl Champion
"I've known Jim Mora since my days in Westwood when his Dad was an assistant coach. Jim brings an energy and love for life and football that I believe will be infectious, will make him a force in recruiting and will be reflected by his football team. The Bruins' renewed commitment to football is in its infancy and I look forward to the coming months as Coach Mora's football Bruins begin to take shape.
"The new Pac-12 will be college football's fastest-paced and wide-open conference offensively while continuing its rich history of defensive excellence and a demand for dominance at the line of scrimmage. Getting UCLA to the top of the Pac-12 will mean leaps of improvement in all those areas. In a nutshell, that is the challenge facing Coach Mora and his new staff, a challenge I believe he is the man to face."
TERRY DONAHUE, UCLA Head Football Coach, 1976-95, College Football Hall of Fame, Worked with Jim Mora at San Francisco 49ers
"Jim Mora is an outstanding football coach. He possesses a great work ethic and a very sound understanding of fundamentals and strategy, and he brings a strong background of success to the job. His energy level and ability to motivate players will serve him well in his new position as UCLA's head coach. With as many people as Jim knows, and as well liked as he is, he will put together a strong teaching staff of assistant coaches. Jim is a very personable guy and a fired-up coach. I am happy for him and wish him well at UCLA."
MARSHALL FAULK, NFL Hall of Fame running back who worked with Jim Mora at NFL Network
"Jim will do UCLA well. Not only have I worked with him but I have played against teams that he has coordinated and coached. He cares about his players on and off the field and that is the embodiment of what UCLA Athletics is all about."
MATT HASSELBECK, NFL quarterback, who played for Jim Mora in Seattle
"The hiring of coach Mora is a really good addition for UCLA. He was a lot of fun to play for and brings tons of energy to practice. Having played both for and against him, I have a great deal of respect for Jim as a coach. Although he has a defensive coaching background, he has a great understanding of the quarterback position and what it takes to be successful. I look forward to watching UCLA next season."
SEAN HOWARD, UCLA linebacker in late 1980s, worked with Jim Mora at San Francisco 49ers, currently Senior Client Manager at Octagon Sports - Football
"Having worked with Jim Mora while I was a young personnel assistant at the San Francisco 49ers under Terry Donahue, I can say that his competitiveness, tenacity, energy and ability to connect with players will be influential right away. Jim's football acumen and general philosophy to "stay aggressive" will apply to both sides of the ball. His character, as well as his extensive NFL background, will appeal to today's recruits as well as to their parents. Remember that Jim has over 25 years experience in the evaluation and advising of athletes from all walks of life and regions throughout the country and I believe that will be a tremendous asset in recruiting."
LAWYER MILLOY, NFL safety, who played for Jim Mora in Atlanta and Seattle
"First and foremost, it is evident that Coach Mora comes from a football family. He knows the X's and O's as well as any coach in the business. He wants to win games as much as his players and would suit up and get out there if he could. His enthusiasm and energy are second to none. He will do a great job for UCLA at developing the players into great football players but also young men, which is so important these days. He has the morals and values needed to succeed at both of those things, and to jumpstart the program there."
RON PITTS, UCLA defensive back in 1981-84, NFL Play by Play Announcer for FOX (Jim Mora's partner this season)
"I have known Jim Mora for 20 years - from battling against each other in college (Washington v. UCLA, circa 1981-82) to talking game plans in pre-game warm-ups when Jim was the secondary coach for the San Diego Chargers and I was just getting started as a FOX broadcaster.
"Some people know the game, some people grow up in the game - Jim Mora has done both. You don't take an NFL team to the championship game as a rookie head coach unless you've got something special. Like me, Jim has grown up in this business. He knows X's and O's and he knows talent. He also knows every coach in the Pac-12 like the back of his hand. UCLA hasn't seen this kind of energy and attitude in a long time. Jim Mora is a perfect fit at the perfect time for UCLA. "
DEION SANDERS, NFL Hall of Fame cornerback who worked with Jim Mora at NFL Network
"Jim will have great success at UCLA because he is a smart coach and players will gravitate to his personality. He's an innovative play caller and understands the great tradition of the Pac-12 Conference."
ROD WOODSON, NFL Hall of Fame safety who played with San Francisco when Jim Mora was Defensive Coordinator
"Jim Mora is an outstanding football coach, who, thanks to his father being a coach in the league, truly grew up in the NFL. He is a great coach and a great teacher ... all great coaches are great teachers. When he was my coach with the 49ers, I certainly learned a lot from him, and I'm very thankful."


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March 19, 2014
FRESNO, Calif. - The Fresno State Baseball team announced on Wednesday it has opened registration for its 2014 Summer Baseball Academy.
Baseball enthusiasts ages six through junior college aged students have the opportunity to learn from select Fresno State coaches and players from the 2008 National Championship team and conference championship teams beginning June 2014. They will share all their baseball knowledge in part of three unique summer camps hosted at Beiden Field, home of the Diamond 'Dogs.
The first camp, the Bulldog Hitting Academy, will be held on Monday night's - June 9, 16, 23, 30 - capped at 20 participants per session (of two available sessions lasting an hour and a half each). Session one is reserved for ages 13 and above, and begins at 5 p.m. while the second session starts at 7 p.m. Sign up before April 30 and pay $160 per camper.
In July, the Junior Bulldog Camp will be held throughout two different weekends. The Junior Bulldog Camp is specifically designed for kids between the ages of 6 and 12. Campers will experience hands-on instruction from Bulldog coaches and players, and learn drills and techniques in all areas of the game in a fun, competitive atmosphere. Each day includes lunch and snacks for the camp participants.
There are two different Junior Bulldog sessions (July 14-17 and July 21-24) which are scheduled to run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day. Camp cost is $260. Early bird discounts applied if registered before May 1 while sibling and group discounts (groups of five or more) are available too.
The Summer Prospect Camp will begin on Aug. 9 at 5 p.m., and run till 9 p.m., then resume at 9:30 a.m. and dismiss at 5 p.m. on the 10th.
The Prospect Camp, designed specifically for high school players and aspiring Division I athletes, will allow campers to showcase their skill sets in game situations for the Bulldog coaching staff. The first day will focus on offensive and defensive evaluations, while day two will include more comprehensive game situations for players to showcase their abilities.
Early bird registration for the Prospect Camp is $275, while regular rates are $310 per camper.
All camps will be located at Beiden Field on the campus of Fresno State.
For more information, please contact Assistant Coach Ryan Overland by calling 559-278-6649 or email, email@example.com.
To sign up for the camp, please send the applications, liability waiver, and checks payable to "Fresno State Baseball Academy" to:
Fresno State Baseball
c/o Ryan Overland
1620 East Bulldog Lane
Fresno, CA 93740
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Industry Fellowships for Graduate Students (administered by EECS)
Announced with application instructions in August or September. If you have questions, please come to 205 Cory Hall.
Website: http://www-304.ibm.com/jct09002c/university/scholars/ur/awards/fellowship/index.html
Past Winners
Fellowships are awarded worldwide. IBM Ph.D. Fellows are awarded tuition, fees, and a stipend for one nine-month academic year. Stipends vary by country/geography and the student will be informed at the time of the award what the stipend is for their country/geography. All IBM Ph.D. Fellows are matched with an IBM Mentor according to their technical interests, and they are encouraged to intern at an IBM research or development laboratory under their Mentor's guidance. An IBM ThinkPad is awarded during the internship. Internship assignments are designed to strengthen and broaden the Awardee's technical experience and contacts. Interns are paid by their host site and will be subject to the prevailing terms and conditions of the internship program at that site. IBM is an equal opportunity employer.
IBM Ph.D. Fellowships are awarded for one nine-month academic year. After receiving an award, an Award Recipient may be re-nominated the following year for consideration to receive an IBM Ph.D. Fellowship again, based on the Award Recipient's continued exceptional academic standing, progress and achievement, and sustained interaction with IBM's technical community. A student may compete annually and be awarded a maximum of three years.
Students must be nominated by a faculty member. They must be enrolled full-time in a college or university Ph.D. program, and they must have completed at least one year of study in their doctoral program at the time of their nomination. Award Recipients will be selected based on their overall potential for research excellence, the degree to which their technical interests align with those of IBM, and their academic progress to-date, as evidenced by publications and endorsements from their faculty advisor and department head. While students may accept other supplemental fellowships, to be eligible for the IBM Ph.D. Fellowship they may not accept a major fellowship in addition to the IBM Ph.D. Fellowship. Please contact email@example.com to answer your questions.
IT IS IN THE STUDENT'S BEST INTEREST THAT His/Her nominator has an IBM colleague who has a significant technical familiarity with the student or the student's area of interest.
2005: Armando Solar-Lezama
2006: Armando Solar-Lezama
|Intel Foundation Ph.D. Fellowship Program
Announced with application instructions in December or January. If you have questions, please come to 205 Cory Hall.
Website: http://intelscholarships.intel.com/
Past Winners
The PhD Fellowship Program targets students that have completed at least one year of their PhD studies in selected technology areas of interest to the semiconductor industry. The two-year fellowships awards are renewable up to two years based on student success. Women and underrepresented minority students (African-American, Hispanic, Native American) are encouraged to apply. The fellowship includes:
- Tuition, fees, and a graduate stipend
- Each student is matched with an Intel mentor whose interests are aligned with the student's research area of interest. The mentor provides industry insights with curriculum and career decisions
- Internship opportunity at Intel Corporation during the fellowship award. Students will be strongly encouraged but not required to take advantage of this opportunity.
- An Intel® microprocessor-based personal computer system will be offered to each fellowship recipient as a gift from Intel Corporation.
Final awards are competitive between participating schools and final recommendations will be based on the student's academic excellence and ability to articulate their research interests.
Fellowship Requirements and Award Overview
The fellowship recipient enrolled in a PhD program at the time of application. Please note that fellowship recipients must be a US citizen or have the permanent right to work in the USA. This requirement is waived for candidates in specific areas of research including Semiconductor Process Technology, VLSI Circuit and closely related fields. (Applicants must be screened to qualify for the waiver). The applicants may not be previous Intel Foundation PhD Fellowship recipients, may not continue receiving Intel Research funding if they receive the award, and may not be an employee of Intel Corporation during the time of the fellowship award. The two year Fellowship is intended to cover the student's tuition and fees and will include a $20k per year stipend. These details are worked directly with your program. It is our intention that this fellowship is a premier award at UC Berkeley and it is our expectation that UC Berkeley/EECS will augment the fellowship stipend amount as appropriate.
Please note: only one student per faculty member may be submitted as a finalist.
You must be currently enrolled in a Ph.D. program at one of the participating universities with interest in one of the following technology areas:
Semiconductor Technology and Manufacturing
- Device Physics
- Materials Science
- Semiconductor Process
- Lithography
- Nanotechnology
- Thermal Management (macroscopic and microscopic thermal modeling and heat sinking ideas)
- Packaging
- Manufacturing Science
- Novel materials and concepts for Non-Volatile Memory
Systems Technology and Design
- Computer Architecture
- Low Power
- Input/Output
- Networking
- RF Interference Mitigation Circuits
- RF Interference Algorithms
- Platform Digital Power Control
- Acoustic Actuators
- Waveguide Characterization
- Digital CMOS Circuit Design (both high performance, and low power areas)
- Analog CMOS circuit design (opamps, baseband filters, analog to digital converters, mixed signal)
- RFIC CMOS circuits (for wireless and broadband high speed links)
- Signal Processing
Software Technology and Design
- Operating Systems
- Compiler Technology
- Human Interfaces
- Concurrent Programming language or parallel domain specific language research
- Statistical Computing
Information Technology
- Knowledge management and sharing
- Collaboration Technology
- Learning Technology
Applicants must have an unrestricted permanent right to work in the US without any type of sponsorship. Exceptions may be made for Ph.D. candidates with critical skills in an area of demonstrated shortage in the U.S. These positions are also subject to U.S. Department of Commerce restrictions on Export Licensing and are therefore not open to individuals from the countries listed below:
Embargoed Countries
- Cuba
- Iran
- North Korea
- Sudan
- Syria
Controlled Countries
*Does not include Hong Kong or Taiwan
All exceptions require advanced approval by the Intel Foundation. Email inquiries to email@example.com (please cc araya@eecs).
- Final awards are competitive and based on the student's academic excellence and ability to articulate their research interests.
- Must retain full-time student status during the period of the fellowship
- If selected, you may not defer the fellowship
- Two-year fellowships are awarded pending annual review of successful progress by the Intel Foundation. The Fellowship includes tuition, fees, and a graduate stipend.
- Each student is matched with an Intel mentor whose interests are aligned with the student's research area of interest. The mentor provides industry insights and assistance with curriculum and career decisions.
- Option of an internship at Intel Corporation following the fellowship award.
- An Intel® microprocessor-based personal computer system will be offered to each fellowship recipient as a gift from Intel Corporation.
2007: Johnny Ho
2006: Douglas Densmore and Chenlu Hou
2005: Mark McKelvin, Jr., Farhana Sheikh, Hakim Weatherspoon
2004: Gert Lanckriet, Erik Sudderth
2003: Brian Fields, Dejan Markovic
2002: Yun Chiu
2001: Josephine M. Ammer, Jason Hong
2000: Mason Freed, Abdallah Tabbara
|Microsoft Graduate Research Fellowships
Announced with application instructions in August or September. If you have questions, please come to 205 Cory Hall.
Website: http://research.microsoft.com/aboutmsr/jobs/fellowships/.
Past Winners
Microsoft will award two-year Fellowships to outstanding Ph.D. students.
Provisions of the Award
- The fellowship recipient award will cover 100% of the tuition and fees.
- A stipend is provided to cover living expenses while in school ($20,000 for 2008-09).
- A conference and travel allowance is provided for recipients to attend professional conferences or seminars ($2,000 for 2008-09).
- All recipients will be offered the opportunity to complete a salaried internship with either Microsoft Research or Microsoft Live Labs in Redmond, Washington.
- Each recipient will be given a Tablet PC pre-loaded with Microsoft software.
- Fellowships are awarded to recipients for two academic years only and are not available for extension.
- Preference will be given to students completing their second or third year in a Ph.D. program.
- Student must attend a U.S. or Canadian university.
- Study in computer science, electrical engineering, or mathematics departments (if your department is within the scope of these areas, but is titled differently, you are eligible).
- Maximum of three applicants per department, per university. (For example, if you have three separate departments as listed above, you may submit up to three candidates per department or up to nine applicants from your university.)
- Applications will be accepted only if nominated by university department chairs or their designees.
- The fellowship awards will be made through the university and are not transferable to another academic institution.
- Preference is given to students who have completed 2-3 years into their PhD program. If someone has completed their masters (2yrs) and has a defined research proposal for their PhD, they are in the 2-3yr timeframe.
Applicants need to be involved in at least one of the following research areas:
- Algorithms, Theory and Cryptography
- Auction and Market Theory
- Data Management and Data Mining
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Large Scale Distributed Computing
- Machine Learning, Adaptation, and Intelligence
- Multimedia, Image Processing, Graphics and Vision
- Programming Principles, Tools, and Languages
- Search, Retrieval, and Knowledge Management
- Social Computing
- Speech and Natural Language Processing
- Systems, Architectures, Mobility and Networking
- Text Mining and Information Extraction
- Other (please indicate on form)
2007: Aria Delier Haghighi, Georgios Alexandros (Alex) Dimakis
Microsoft Research Fellowship in Honor of Dean A. Richard Newton: Konstantinos (Costis) Daskalakis
2006: Omid Etesami, Jeff Heer
2005: Manu Sridharan, Karthik Lakshminarayanan
2004: Sumit Gulwani
2003: Francis Bach
2002: Hao Chen, David Blei
2001: Andrew Ng, Rupak Majumdar
2000: Andris Ambainis
1999: Vijayshankar Raman
1998: Yizhou Yu
1997: David Gay
For a complete list of people (including winners outside of the department) please see: http://research.microsoft.com/aboutmsr/jobs/fellowships/fellows_us.aspx
|Siebel Scholars Program
Website: http://www.siebelscholars.com/
Past Winners
Every year, 10 of the world's most prestigious business and computer science graduate schools honor five of their most gifted students as Siebel Scholars. The $25,000 Siebel Scholarships they receive are entirely merit-based. Outstanding academic performance, leadership, and all-around excellence are the key selection criteria. The program does not consider financial need or other factors. Final selection of the Siebel Scholars each year is a collaborative effort between the Dean of each school and the Thomas & Stacey Siebel Foundation.
2008: Jeremy Huddleston, Peter Lau, Alexandra Meliou, Udam Singh Saini, Li
2007: Dan Bonachea, Andrew Dahl, David Garmire, Hayley Iben, Navtej Sadhal
2006: Adam Bargteil, Matthew Denny, Bonnie Kirkpatrick, Brian Milch, Cameron Whitehouse
2005: Christian Bell, Owen Cooper, Arel Cordero, Ana Merino, Rajesh Nishtala
2004: Michael Hamler, Jason Hong, Emil Ong, Rachel Rubin, Mehul Shah
2003: John Edwards III, Katherine Everitt, Yaping Li, Anthony Lobay, Manikandan Narayanan
2002: Tim Callahan, Allison Coates, David Liu, Jacob Lorch, Miriam Walker
2001: John Bryant, John Kodumal, Frederick Reiss, Tracy Riggs Kryger (nee Riggs), Jane Yen
See website for more information: http://www.siebelscholars.com/meet/meet.asp?classid=2008


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Feb. 1, 2002
On Saturday, February 2, the Bruins will compete at the Washington Indoor Track Invitational in Seattle, WA. The squad will consist of Deny? Versher, Rodney Diggs, Scott Moser, Dan Ames, Jack Clamon, Scott Wiegand, Bryan Green, Jon Rankin, John McCauley, Chuckie Ryan, Nick Thornton, Martin Brix, Juaune Armon, Michael Lipscomb, C.J. Bell, Jared Drake, Kyle Erickson and Mario Bassani.


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Texas Tech Tennis To Find Out Postseason Fate
The Red Raider's Tim Siegel and the Lady Raider's Todd Petty await Tuesday's announcement.
April 28, 2014
LUBBOCK, Texas – Texas Tech will find out its postseason fate on Tuesday at 4 p.m., as the NCAA will announce the 2014 entrants in the NCAA Tennis Championships via a live broadcast on NCAA.com.
The Red Raiders and Lady Raiders are hosting an NCAA Selection Show Watching Party at 4 p.m. at the Texas Tech Club at Jones AT&T Stadium on Tuesday. The show, which will be aired on NCAA.com, will be streamed throughout the Texas Tech Club.
Texas Tech fans are invited to join the team at the Texas Tech Club for the announcement. The NCAA Men's Selection Show airs at 4 p.m., while the NCAA Women's Selection Show is slated for 4:30 p.m.
The No. 30 Lady Raiders (17-8), who have seemingly wrapped up their third straight appearance in the NCAA Championships, are expected to land a No. 2 seed after upsetting No. 18 Oklahoma at the Big 12 Championships on Friday. The Lady Raiders are 10-8 against ranked teams this season.
Lynn Kiro (28-6), Nikki Sanders (26-10) and Samantha Adams (22-11) have each won 20 matches this season to pace Texas Tech. Kiro is currently riding a 15-match winning streak, which is tied with Sanders for the longest in program history. Sanders did it during the 2011-12 season.
The No. 35 Red Raiders (13-10) look to return to the NCAA Championships after a one-year hiatus. If Texas Tech is selected on Tuesday, it would mark the eighth time in the last 10 years that Texas Tech has advanced to the NCAA Championships and the 13th time in program history.
The Red Raiders fell in the first round of the Big 12 Championships to No. 30 Oklahoma State, 4-3, on Friday. Over the last five seasons, no team inside the Top 42 nationally in men's tennis has failed to qualify for the NCAA Championships.
The Red Raiders are led by sophomores Felipe Soares (22-10) and Hugo Dojas (19-12). In fact, Texas Tech is the youngest team ranked in the ITA Top 75, as the Red Raiders' starting lineup features one junior two sophomores and three freshmen. Soares is ranked No. 64, while Dojas is No. 99 in the most recent ITA Men's Singles Rankings.
With the selection show set for Tuesday, the updated team and player rankings will be released on Thursday by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. In between, the NCAA will announce the players selected for the NCAA Individual Singles and Doubles Championships.
Soares is on the bubble to land a spot in the 64-man field. With his most recent win over Oklahoma State's No. 70 Jakob Sude, Soares could jump into the Top 58 players. Soares is 7-8 this season against ITA Top 125 players. Over the last six years, every play inside the Top 58 in the ITA Men's Singles rankings have earned a spot in the NCAA Individual Championships.
So, now the waiting begins.


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The Governor's Office of Highway Safety awarded the Peoria Police Department a $20,000 grant to help increase traffic enforcement.
The money will be used to improve enforcement of traffic safety laws intended to reduce death, injury, property damage and promote roadway safety.
The funds will also help increase the public's awareness associated with the dangers of speeding, aggressive/distracted driving and provide traffic-law training to officers.
The money will pay for overtime enforcement.


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We are a fun loving group of enthusiastic dancers who dance to vintage "swing era" music (mainly 20′s – 40′s). We at North End Swing value quality over quantity when it comes to technique and we always have a wonderful time, come join us!
Check our Calendar page for the nights we dance. Our hosted dances feature a basic East Coast Swing lesson (included with cost of admission) to kick off the night and is the perfect opportunity to learn in a low pressure, lighthearted atmosphere. Make sure to get there on time!
Private lessons available for up to 2 people for $40 per hour. What do YOU want to learn from us? It's your private lesson, so it's your call. Do you feel like really getting to the nitty gritty? Analyzing and refining your technique one on one? How about learning new moves? A refresher on the Shim-Sham? Let us know by using our Contact Form.
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Not counting stuff like Hannah Montana and the Jonas Brothers flicks, it's been a while since movie musicals produced actual hit singles. It's been several decades since musicals like Grease or (technically) Saturday Night Fever were spinning off smash after smash, and only Disney stuff, and TV musicals like Glee or Nashville, have had such an impact recently. That's why it's so jarring to see so many musical titles in Billboard's Hot 100 this week. You can find an impressive five of them adorning the lower stretches of the charts—three from Pitch Perfect (or Glee: The Movie: The College Years) and two from Les Miserables.
None of the five songs are notable radio hits yet, but all are doing well enough on iTunes and the like to make the Hot 100 pretty much on sales alone, giving non-pop-established actresses like Anna Kendrick and Anne Hathaway their first taste of pop success. Of these five, two are long-beloved showtune classics (Samantha Barks' "On My Own" and Hathaway's "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Mis) and two are medleys of time-tested pop smashes ("Bellas Finals" and "Riff Off" from Pitch Perfect). But by far the most interesting is Anna Kendrick's "Cups" from Pitch Perfect, a cover of English band Lulu and the Lampshades, known to Kendrick via a popular YouTube version of the song done by Anna Burden.
In the movie, Kendrick uses her rendition of the song as her audition for the Bellas, the a capella group at the center of the movie, while performing an intricate rhythmic routine with a cup on a table as the song's sole percussion. (She would later perform the song in a similar fashion live on David Letterman, and quite impressively.) Listened to separately from the movie, the song is unusual for any number of reasons—not only is it a solo a capella song, which always makes for a stark, minimal listen, but it's a scant 77 seconds long, which would surely make it the song to hit the Hot 100 in quite some time. (Even the original "incomplete" version of Rihanna's "Birthday Cake" from 2011′s Talk That Talk ran a second longer than "Cups.")
But despite the preponderance of smash hits covered on the Pitch Perfect soundtrack—"Since U Been Gone," "Party in the USA," "Don't Stop the Music"—it's Kendrick's relatively obscure YouTube cover that's finding the most individual success. The song is #81 on the Hot 100 this week, highest of the three Pitch Perfect entries, and has climbed up to #45 on the iTunes chart, higher even than either of the Les Mis entries—though Oscar season may end up resulting in a bump of one or two of those, especially if Hathaway has anything to say about it.
Why is the song doing so well, despite its unconventional nature? Well, if Glee's pattern of success of recent years has taught anything is that while covers of established hits will always be of minor interest, you hit the home runs with covers of lesser-known songs that people don't necessarily have pre-established ideas about—songs like fun.'s "We Are Young" and Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know," both of which Glee helped catapult from obscurity to mega-success and enjoyed very good sales with their versions. Covers of such unknown songs tend to better capture the public's imagination, because there's not an overplayed original fighting for space with them in people's memory, and forcing constant comparison that rarely does the new version any favors.
It also just happens that Anna's "Cups" is quite good. Her voice is lovely and unassuming, and the sparse accompaniment makes it almost sound like an Aphex Twin song come to pop life, while the song's ultra-short runtime assures that its gimmickry never grates or tires. The song is catchy and quirky, fleeting but memorable. It's definitely a song you want to hear more than once, so why not just buy the mp3? It's not a likely breakout hit, but it's not an inexplicable one either. And so far, it's one of our favorites of this brief calendar year.