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Oct. 15, 2013
DEKALB, Ill. - Northern Illinois University head football coach Rod Carey spoke at NIU's weekly press conference at the Jeffrey and Kimberly Yordon Center to talk about the upcoming game in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan against Central Michigan University. Joining Carey were quarterback Jordan Lynch and safety Dominique Ware. Below are excerpts from the press conference.
NIU Head Coach Rod Carey
Opening Statement
"Obviously, I'm still pleased with the win. Obviously, there are a lot of things coming out of it to address from the offensive side of the ball. Leading the way in third-down and our lack of productivity on that. When you go 1-of-15 on third-down, it's not just one thing; it's a bunch of things. The biggest thing you lead out with is you give Akron credit. They are a good football team. I know their record doesn't reflect that, but they did a lot of things that caused our problems on third downs. I give them credit but you have to look inwardly and routes were not crisp, balls were not on time, blocks were missed. So, it's not just one thing; it's a bunch of things as I thought it kind of would be.
"Defensively, I'm really pleased with how we played defensively and how we responded to a lot of adverse situations out there. I just really thought our guys came out and played. Now with that being said there are a lot of things to fix over there too. We didn't get lined up and that cost us some big plays and let them drive the length of the field to make it 20-27 when we pretty much had our way with them from the defensive side. So that was disappointing.
"Then the kicking game, it was one of those weird nights where we win the kicking game battle and you still have two kicks blocked. The two kicks blocked, I mean the kid finds out and hour before the game that he's going to handle all the kicks. I'm pretty pleased how he handled the whole game. It's odd to say you're pleased with your kicking game when you have two blocked kicks, but really I am. We're going to strive to get that a lot better this week and go from there.
On Central Michigan winning two games in a row on the road
"Well I know the easy thing to do is point to turnovers and they've gotten some timely turnovers in both those games but I just see it as you can look at the turnovers and they do a good job of that of not turning the ball over and getting some turnovers. They have done that and that's obviously a key but they play the type a way that's going to keep them in a game on all three phases of that game. That to me is more the key than anything else. That's what I think they have accomplished over the last two games on the road too, which is impressive."
On what Carey has learned from the last time NIU played Central Michigan
"You learn a lot from winning and it's really hard to learn from losing. Last time we were up there, we lost. You try and learn something from it but it's hard because you see so many mistakes that you made. Obviously they did a good job last time we went up there and getting a fast start on us and we couldn't recover from it. So that will be something that we look to avoid.
On if the offense did anything different against Akron that was done in weeks prior
"I think it's everything last week. Technically, fundamentally, timing wise and sure, we have some play calls in there that we would like to have over again and do different. So X's and O's all the way down to fundamentals."
On if the recent struggles are a mental problem
"I don't know. I tend to believe what I see. I see those things that we can do something about those things. The rest of it, I'm not a psychologist so I can't play into those things. We can definitely fix those and we will."
On if the struggles are at every position
"Every position took their turn, I can tell you that. The offensive line, tight ends, fullbacks, quarterbacks, running backs, the wide outs, coaches, we all took our turns. This isn't a "they did that and they did that and we got to get this," this is a "we" thing and we were responsible for it and we will get it corrected starting with me. We're working hard on that right now in fact."
On if the team was pointing fingers Saturday
"No, our guys stick together. It's one thing that I think that's the sign of leadership on your football team is, there can't be any cracks in the dam. You have to be one solid group and they were, albeit frustrated and even more frustrated when we all watched the film and we stuck together, and were sticking together. We're not pointing fingers right now between Sunday Monday and today. We're not pointing any fingers but we're all taking our responsibility and doing it. It's the old saying; you pull the thumb before you point the finger. That's starts with me, right here."
On if analyzing a win points to the high expectations of the program
"Maybe. I guess I haven't looked at it like that. Those big picture questions I just don't do well with because I'm just right here and our team is right here and right now. We didn't like what we saw and now we have to move on the a new opponent which we are, but we're moving on in the context of what we need to do with ourselves to get ready to go."
On if the self-evaluation is better to have early on in the season
"Yeah, you'd rather never have it happen. I mean I don't know if there is ever a good time for it."
On how kicker Tyler Wedel can ready himself
"Well he can prepare more. He only knew an hour before that he'd be doing it. Now he can prepare. Now he can really mentally and physically go out and know that he has to handle all the kicks during the week as well as in a game. I think that will make a huge difference in how he performs. He'll be preparing for that all week. Now if we get Mat Sims back, it's easier to dial it back than it is forward. Expect to handle all the kicks and if you don't, he goes back into his normal role. Now we'll have him take the whole load in practice, which will make a difference."
On kicker Mat Sims health status
"Yeah, he's day-to-day. He says he feels a lot better today, which is good news but today isn't a great day to go out and try to deal with something muscular. I mean I'm sore just getting out of my chair. I can only imagine him."
On if the team can use the Chessick Practice Center yet
"No, not yet. You have fire code issues and things like that. You know, when we get in there we want it to be in there and it's done and over with. Then we can have it when we need it. But I know it's getting really close. I'm getting really really excited. I hear a couple of different dates as of now. With construction it's one of those things they could say a date but can hit a snag and it could be two days later or even two days sooner. They've given us a rough time, right around the 26th of October is our mark but it could go one way or another."
On if Central Michigan compares to opponents NIU had played this season
"Not really. Probably the closest one is Iowa with just how physical they are and going to be and how all three phases really fit together. It all plays into itself and so I think Iowa would be the closest."
On if Central Michigan's record surprises him
"With what I see on film I guess I am. I also know that they had, and I'm not making excuses for them, I think early in the year they had a tough schedule like all MAC schools do, first off. Secondly, I think they had some injuries that quite frankly, if that hits anybody you're going to struggle at times. With how sound they're playing, I am a little surprised."
On Keith Harris Jr.
"Yeah, he's having surgery today, and it's going to effectively end his season. We've got to get him in and get him fixed."
On running back depth
"Next man up. All those scenarios you said are possibilities. Best-laid plans go to waste sometimes, so I tend not to plan for that. I tend to plan big picture, so we'll see. Any and all scenarios are possible."
On James Spencer
"I think he's a real sound running back. He has good vision, pretty good speed, and good wiggle. He's a kid who's not afraid of contact, I can tell you that. He throws it up in there, so he's a real solid running back."
On Akeem Daniels
"He's day to day. He's not ready. He hasn't practiced with us yet. I know that he's getting real close, and that is one of the last hurdles, is getting him to practice. So once we get him there, I think we'll feel real good about how fast he progresses. You've got to be careful with the injury he has on when to get him there. That's been the caution, but the right caution."
On James Spencer getting experience this season
"There is no substitute for playing in a game. You can do it in practice all you want, but when you do it when the lights are on you, that's different."
On the depth chart at running back
"We have enough bodies, it's just a matter of the scenario of do you pull a redshirt, don't you? Do you move Ducee (Argeros Turner) in, who's already playing, don't you? All of those things are available to you. It's just decisions, and a lot of it has to do with how it fits into the work week, and how ready are they to go. Bodies isn't the question, it's preparation that is the question."
On Argeros Turner potentially moving back to running back
"There's one thing about a running back, once a running back, always a running back. You've always got those instincts. So I don't want to say easy, because nothing is easy in football, but when you have natural instincts like that, I think getting the guy there and handing the ball off to him comes naturally."
On playing in close games
"I know we've been in them, and we won them. I know each one has been it's own unique situation, and we've risen to those challenges, but there will be another unique challenge if we're in another close one, that will be different from anything we've seen. I know our guys have confidence in the fact that they can do it because they have, does that guarantee success moving forward? No. And would we rather not be in close games? Yeah. But with the way this conference is, you're going to be in a close game every week. It's just the way it is."
On Santacaterina's injury
"We tried him again on Saturday, and he wasn't ready to go, but I think another week of getting him right, and then it may come down to Saturday there again, where we try him and then he can or can't go, so I may not have a real good answer for you until Saturday, but I would assume we'll get something out of him this week."
On Sean Evans' injury
"Not this week, I don't expect him back. He's going to take a little time to get right. I'd say out for this week, and then next week we'll go into that day-to-day mode."
On the offensive line
"I'll say this, and this is as an O-Line coach, and Coach Tripodi will echo it on me, there wasn't too much we did good in that game last Saturday. I don't know about what they did best, because you're only as good as what you did lately, and lately it wasn't very good."
On the defensive line
"I think football is real simple. I think it starts up front on both sides of the ball. You cannot win football games without an offensive and defensive line. You cannot be in a position to win football games. Our defensive line has been progressing nicely. It's not done. They've got work to do. They'll be the first ones to tell you too, and Coach Diersen will echo that sentiment. Have they made some plays, have they been disruptive at times? Absolutely. Do we need more of it? You bet. We have high, high expectations for that group, and they're striving to meet them all."
On being bowl eligible
"I haven't thought about it once. It's nice to be bowl eligible. It means we've won six, it means we have six more to play. At the end of those 12, or possibly 13, depending on what happens with the next six, and then they make the announcement about bowls. You're not really bowl eligible until you're in a bowl, right? Maybe you're bowl eligible because they could pick you if they wanted to, but I haven't thought about it."
On the new bowl game in the Bahamas
"Yeah, sign us up. How awesome would that be? The MAC has got to be ecstatic about that, and I know we are."
On having a target on your back as back-to-back MAC Champions
"It's pretty interesting that this will be our fourth homecoming game in a row, if that tells you anything. I don't get too caught up in that, you just kind of notice some things along the way as you go, because really teams get up every week for every game, I think it's more the surroundings of the team that might get up for certain games. The surroundings kind of make it sometimes like it's something more."
On the team being comfortable playing on the road
"Comfortable? I would say used to. Just the facts are that we've had four and only two at home, so I'd say we're used to it. Does being used to something make you comfortable? I don't know, maybe. The good thing about getting on the road, is when you're at home, you have recruits in, you have a bunch of events, even though you take the team out Friday night and stay separate, still they come back here and everyone is around their families that come in, so when you go on the road it's let's get on the bus and let's drive and it's just about us. So there is a solitude about being on the road that can sometimes bring a team together, so you'd have to ask the guys but you'd always rather play at home than on the road."
Jordan Lynch, Quarterback
On the offense not seeming in sync on Saturday
"The blame there will go on me. I missed a few easy throws there, and that's why we got off rhythm. They were throws I usually make, and I was off rhythm and didn't really give my receivers a chance to catch them, and when I did it was too late in the game to convert those third downs, so I will take the blame on that."
On adjustments on the offense in practice
"I'm sure we'll work a little bit. We'll probably do some extra stuff this week, but we're not going to do anything out of the ordinary. We're going to keep doing what we do and I'll make those throws. I usually make those throws and I just missed them."
On playing the fourth consecutive homecoming game
"It's been 10 years since we've won at Central (Michigan), so we know it's a tough place to go out there and play. Like I said in previous press conferences, we consider ourselves a championship team, and we have to go on the road and win games. We know Central is well coached. They're going to give us their best shot. Road games bring us closer together. We bond better on road games, and we persevere, and I think we'll be just fine."
On playing the first four of five games on the road
"We'd like to play home games instead of a road game any day, but it just so happens it's like this, and like I said, it just brings us closer together going on the road, and it's going to help us out in the long run."
On Cameron Stingily's progression from fall camp to now
"He was really on in fall camp, and he's gotten a lot stronger. It helps me out, I don't run the ball as much. The offensive line has done a good job getting to the second and third level. His game came a long way since last year, and since fall camp to, even though he did really well in fall camp."
On Central Michigan being physical
"My four years I've been here, every time we play Central I know they've been the most physical team that we play. They're pretty big up front, and their linebackers are usually good. They're physical, that's what they pride themselves on."
Dominique Ware, Safety
On playing the first four of five games on the road
"A big thing for us this year to make it to the championship again is winning on the road. We said a few years back that bowl teams win home games and championship teams win on the road, so what we're doing this year and the past two or three years is focus on winning on the road."
On Central Michigan being physical
"They're one of the bigger MAC teams that we usually play. Their offensive line is usually big, and they usually run the ball downhill, so we've got to practice this week by doing our tackling drills and making sure our scheme is sound up front."
On a revenge factor with Central being the last MAC team to beat NIU
"We don't see it as a revenge game. That was two years ago. We have a new team. They have a new team. It's all about this year."


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Gotta trade for a running back to salvage the season. BJGE is toast. He gets no seperation and has very.little burst. This is the worst rb position group in the NFL. You could work in a new back during the bye.
Hugs, smiling, and interactive Twitter accounts, don't mean winning baseball. Until this community understands that we are cursed to relive the madness.
Andy Dalton isn't the problem, at least not the most glaring one. Running back, defensive backfield, middle line backer, o-line to a degree. Lot's of fix-it list items before Andy.
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
Marvin is not a great coach, but since he's been there it's been very rare that the team doesn't play heard or looks totally disinterested. But that's what it looked like today, like there was someplace else they'd rather be.
Grape works as a soda. Sort of as a gum. I wonder why it doesn't work as a pie. Grape pie? There's no grape pie. - Larry David
Looking ahead to the Steelers?
Palmer probably is thinking.... You know, I had no running game either...I was supposed to everything to win games and then have an inept owner continue to make no moves to improve.
3-3 and we're already giving up. You guys are something else.
Arise and walk, come through. A world beyond that door is calling out for you. Arise and walk, come through. It's calling out for you.
So what? You're going to forfeit the rest of the season because of two bad weeks? Cue the "Welcome to Cincinnati" posts.
Arise and walk, come through. A world beyond that door is calling out for you. Arise and walk, come through. It's calling out for you.
I mean this team played well last year with the help of an easy schedule. They have the equivalent of conservative and by the book thinking in a HC that matches Dusty Baker....except Baker can at least claim winning some big games in the playoffs at least.
I was NOT expecting bad things to happen to the Reds in this playoffs at all. I expected to play in the WS at least. The Bengals? Please...I have not ben confident in their backbone since 1989.
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
If a football team can't be the Browns (and not particularly close either), things are going to get messy against real teams.
Bengals needed to have a hot start, because it is very obivous that the team is not a playoff team on paper. It wasn't last year either. They were okay and got some luck. This year, they are worse, and I don't think any amount of luck gets them to the playoffs.
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"Complaints that active military personnel and National Guard members were losing their homes while deployed in war zones set off national outrage and prompted Congressional hearings in 2011. The case of Sgt. James B. Hurley, a disabled veteran whose home outside Hartford, Mich., was sold two months before he returned from Iraq, dragged through the courts for years, highlighting the devastating effect of foreclosures."
– From the recent New York Times article: Banks Find More Wrongful Foreclosures Among Military Members
The above is part of a very depressing theme I have covered in the past. Most recently in my piece from last November titled: Big American Banks Particularly Enjoy Ripping off Active Duty U.S. Soldiers. Today's post follows up on that one and what we find; unsurprisingly, is that the more you peer behind the curtain, the more filthy the whole thing becomes. That's precisely why the oligarchs don't want anyone to peer behind the curtain for too long. From the New York Times:
The nation's biggest banks wrongfully foreclosed on more than 700 military members during the housing crisis and seized homes from roughly two dozen other borrowers who were current on their mortgage payments, findings that eclipse earlier estimates of the improper evictions.
Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo uncovered the foreclosures while analyzing mortgages as part of a multibillion-dollar settlement deal with federal authorities, according to people with direct knowledge of the findings. In January, regulators ordered the banks to identify military members and other borrowers who were evicted in violation of federal law.
These four banks just keep popping up in criminal schemes don't they?
The analysis, which was turned over to regulators in recent days, provides the first detailed glimpse into the extent of wrongful foreclosures amid the collapse of the housing market. While lenders previously acknowledged that they relied on faulty documents to push through foreclosures, the banks claimed borrowers were rarely evicted by mistake, including military personnel protected by federal law.
Housing advocates say the findings also underscore the broader flaws with the settlement. In the latest negotiations, according to people briefed on the talks, the banks secured favorable terms for doling out some aid, a deal that could diminish the relief to homeowners.
Dan Petegorsky, national outreach manager with an advocacy group, the Campaign for a Fair Settlement, described the terms as a "step backwards" for homeowners.
"Our initial reaction was stunned disbelief," he said.
Complaints that active military personnel and National Guard members were losing their homes while deployed in war zones set off national outrage and prompted Congressional hearings in 2011. The case of Sgt. James B. Hurley, a disabled veteran whose home outside Hartford, Mich., was sold two months before he returned from Iraq, dragged through the courts for years, highlighting the devastating effect of foreclosures.
In 2011, JPMorgan settled claims that it inappropriately foreclosed on 18 military service members and overcharged 6,000. Bank of America and Morgan Stanley also struck a pact with the Justice Department to settle claims they foreclosed on 178 military members between 2006 and 2009. Sergeant Hurley has since reached a settlement with Deutsche Bank in his case.
When regulators forced them to take a close look at their loans, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Bank of America, the largest loan servicers, each discovered about 200 military members whose homes were wrongfully foreclosed on in 2009 and 2010, according to the people with direct knowledge of the findings. Citigroup had at least 100 such foreclosures. The foreclosures violate the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, a federal law requiring banks to obtain court orders before foreclosing on active-duty members.
"It's absolutely devastating to be 7,000 miles from your home fighting for this country and get a message that your family is being evicted," said Col. John S. Odom Jr., a retired Air Force lawyer in Shreveport, La., who represents military members in foreclosure cases. "We have been sounding the alarms that the banks are illegally evicting the very men and women who are out there fighting for this country. This is a devastating confirmation of that."
Is anyone really surprised? Thanks for the bailout and fighting for America…now gimme the keys!
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Mitch Watrous pitched Utah's first shutout of the season against Nevada.
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SALT LAKE CITY - Utah head coach Bill Kinneberg earned his 500th career victory as the Utes baseball team scored a season-high 12 runs and earned their first shutout of the year against Nevada in a 12-0 win.
Utah scored four runs in the third, three runs in the fourth, two runs in the fifth and three runs in the sixth inning in the win.
Mitch Watrous was solid on the mound, pitching seven innings with seven strikeouts, allowing two hits with three walks. Hunter Rodriguez allowed three hits with two strikeouts and a walk, throwing the last two innings in his third appearance of the season.
Kody Davis drove in three runs, going 2-for-5 at the plate. Cody Scaggari and Max Schuman each had two hits and two RBI, while Wyler Smith and Hunter Simmons also had a pair of hits each. Konnor Armijo drove in two runs with his first home run of the year in the fifth inning, a two-run shot over the right field fence.
"Mitch was terrific tonight," Utah head coach Bill Kinneberg said. "I think he had a different arm speed tonight, and I thought he was outstanding. We played a complete game today. We pitched well, we played really good defense, and we swung the bats and scored runs when we needed to. It was a very good effort to start the weekend."
Cory Hunt reached on an error in the third to start the scoring barrage for the Utes. Braden Anderson singled to put two on to lead to an RBI single for Scaggari. Davis hit a two-RBI double into the gap in left center and Schuman made it 4-0 with an RBI single through the right side just past the glove of the diving second baseman.
Utah had three hits to score three runs in the fourth. Simmons led off the inning with a double to left center, leading to an RBI ground out for Anderson with RBI singles from Scaggari and Davis, putting the lead at 7-0.
Armijo's first homer of the season in the fifth gave Utah a 9-0 lead. A three-run sixth inning was highlighted by an RBI triple from TJ Bennett, his second triple of the year.
Nevada left eight runners on base throughout the game.
Utah and Nevada continue the four-game series with a doubleheader on Saturday, April 26, at 1:00 p.m. MT. Inclement weather is in the forecast. For updates please refer to the Utah baseball twitter at @utahbaseball.


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This month our nation honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who fought for the equal dignity of every human life against the evil of segregation. "If we are to have peace on earth," he wrote, "we must be concerned about the sacredness of all human life. Man is a child of God, made in His image, and must be respected as such." When we truly believe this, he continued, "we won't kill anybody."
Many who knew Dr. King assert that if he were alive today, he would be with us in the pro-life movement.
We should note that in Dr. King we honor a man who broke the law and was thrown in jail, because he was opposing a law that was unjust. It's a good reminder, especially for those who think that no law should ever be broken.
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Woman Arrested for Erotic Auto Driving While Fangling Her Sally Jane
A woman from Cincinnati was engaging in acts of "M" with a kink toy all while watching a pornographic video while driving last week, according to cops who had to arrest this woman and throw criminal charges upon her.
Everything started last Tuesday, when Colondra Hamilton, 36, was pulled over for a routine traffic stop. As cops walked up to her 2008 Pontiac, which caught eyes due to its heavily tinted windows, the aura of sin may have wafted through the air.
A cop rapped on the door with his nightstick. The window rolled all the way down, revealing Hamilton's pants were unbuttoned. There was a vibrating phallic object in her lap. Questioned by the cops, Hamilton admitted to 'auto erotic manipulation', even going as far as to have a friend's laptop in the passenger's seat. The friend's laptop was playing kind videos, probably to give the driver some extra jollies.
Hamilton, pictured above, was arreted on charges of 'impaired driving', among a battery of others, according to Elmwood Police reports. Hamilton was also found to have a 'broken piece of crack pipe' in her purse, though it remains unconfirmed what exactly broke the pipe.
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Today the United States Department of Labor, released their News Release on Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims for the week ending June 21, 2014. This report speaks to the weekly national unemployment activity by reporting on the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits. DOL News Release provides information and analysis on the weekly national unemployment claims. This weeks report has unemployment benefit claims falling.
After revisions to the previous week claims and monthly average the overall unemployment claims for the week came in at 312,000 claims which is an decrease of 2,000 claims from the previous week's revised level. The 4-week unemployment claims moving average was 314,250 claims which is in increase of 2,000 claims from the previous week's revised average.
For the week ending June 14, 2014 the states that had the largest weekly increases for initial claims were Pennsylvania with 7,120 initial claims due to layoffs in transportation, restaurants, construction and education with California following with an increase of 670 claims. Missouri lead all states with a reduction of 2,130 unemployment claims due to fewer than expected layoffs in manufacturing, hotels and restaurants and health care industry followed by New York with a decrease of 2,078 initial claims due to fewer layoffs in restaurants, construction and information technology.
According to this Department of Labor report for the week ending June 7, 2014 there were 2,441,475 people claiming unemployment benefits. This represents a decrease of increase of claims from the prior week. One year ago there were 4,549,463 people claiming unemployment benefits.
While this News Release provides a snapshot of weekly and monthly averages of initial unemployment claims and does not consider the long term unemployed, employer hiring or those who have dropped out of the labor force. To view the full News Release go to Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims released June 26, 2014. The next national Department of Labor weekly unemployment claims report will be released on July 3, 2014 and will measure unemployment claims activity for the earlier week.
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The area consists of high mountain range lying north and south. Doi Luang Mountain, in the north part, is the highest area. The area has laterite mixed with rock especially on the top and productive soil in the valley. The rock in this area is sandstone.
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Rainy season – from June to October
Winter – from November to January
Summer – from February to May
There are many kinds of forest in the area such as mixed forest, rain forest, and deciduous forest, which have the main plants, for examples, Sela (a kind of Lagerstroemia), ironwood, Kabok (a kind of Ixonanthaceae), Moulmein cedar, gangaw, Siamese sal, ingyin, Heang (a kind of Dipterocarpaceae), eng, many kinds of Fagaceae and bamboo.
Animals found are barking deer, wild boar, beer, hare, palm civet, civet cat, flying squirrel, monkey, tiger and many kinds of bird.


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HOUSTON, Texas - Houston was wrapped in Maroon and White this weekend, as the Mississippi State Bulldogs (2-0) defeated the 55th-ranked Rice Owls (0-2) to sweep weekend play at the Jake Hess Tennis Stadium.
Just as they did Sunday in a 5-2 victory against No. 29 Texas Tech, the Bulldogs jumped out to an early lead by taking the doubles point. However, freshmen dominated the doubles play Monday.
State's 28th-ranked duo of freshman Jordan Angus and junior Malte Stropp got off to a fast start and cruised to victory against Rice's Jonathan Chang and Peter Frank, winning 8-2.
At the three spot, the MSU freshmen tandem of Romain Bogaerts and Pedro Dumont fought close against Rice's Philipp Seifert and Leif Berger for a majority of the match, eventually pulling away for the doubles point-clinching win 8-5.
In the remaining doubles match, Bulldogs Zach White and Ethan Wilkinson fought tooth-and-nail against the Owls' Tommy Bennett and Adam Gustafsson, but dropped their match 8-6.
In singles play, the lineup saw a slight change from Sunday, as Angus moved up to the fifth spot and White played at No. 6.
White wasted no time with his match, jumping out early and defeating Berger in straight sets, 6-0, 6-3.
In a similar situation to Sunday's match, the Bulldogs had two matches finish almost simultaneously to clinch the win against the Owls.
MSU's Angus had to battle early in the first set, but found a groove for the remainder of the match and dispatched Seifert in straight sets, 7-5, 6-3.
Shortly after Angus' win, State's 81st-ranked junior Stropp also found victory, defeating Frank 7-5, 6-1 and clinching the 11th-ranked Bulldogs' victory against the No. 55 Owls.
Play continued following the match-clinching win by Stropp, with senior James Chaudry finding victory as well. Chaudry, who won the first set with ease, was forced into a second set tiebreaker, but battled out a straight-set victory 6-3, 7-6(6).
State's top-ranked player, No. 25 Bogaerts, followed Chaudry's win with one of his own, but needed three sets to fight off Chang. Following an easy win in the first, Bogaerts dropped his second set to Chang 6-1, but fired back with a vengeance in the third, defeating Rice's top seed 6-2, 1-6, 6-1.
In the final singles match of the day, freshman Stefan Vinti put together the toughest battle of the match, but fell in three sets to Rice's Bennett 1-6, 6-4, 7-5.
The Bulldogs will open their 2013 home slate Jan. 26-27, hosting the ITA Kickoff Weekend. State will welcome Auburn, LSU and Indiana - all ranked in the top 25 presently - to the A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre, with State's first match against No. 24 LSU set to start at 1 p.m. CT on Saturday, the 26th.
For more information on Mississippi State men's tennis, follow the Bulldogs on Twitter (www.twitter.com/mstatemt) and on Facebook (www.facebook.com/mstatemt).
No. 11 Mississippi State 6, No. 55
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January 21, 2013 - Jake Hess Tennis Stadium - Houston, Texas
1) No. 28 Jordan Angus/Malte Stropp (MSU) def. Jonathan Chang/Peter Frank (Rice) 8-2
2) Tommy Bennett/Adam Gustafsson (Rice) def. Zach White/Ethan Wilkinson (MSU) 8-6
3) Romain Bogaerts/Pedro Dumont (MSU) def. Philipp Seifert/Leif Berger (Rice) 8-5
1) No. 25 Bogaerts (MSU) def. Chang (Rice) 6-2, 1-6, 6-1
2) No. 81 Stropp (MSU) def. Frank (Rice) 7-5, 6-0
3) James Chaudry (MSU) def. Gustafsson (Rice) 6-3, 7-6(6)
4) Bennett (Rice) def. Stefan Vinti (MSU) 1-6, 6-4, 7-5
5) Angus (MSU) def. Seifert (Rice) 7-5, 6-2
6) White (MSU) def. Berger (Rice) 6-0, 6-3
Order of finish... Doubles (1,3,2)... Singles (6,5,2,3,1,4)


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I'll have some worthwhile links for guitarists and my website will be dedicated to music. Some of the links will be for Guitar Center sale items and JustCloud, which is for secure file storage, but I'll also be adding some Freebies and guitar articles. One of those I've already added and it's a page full of links for Lyrics.
Also there is a link to one of the best instructors I've found. That may be of interest to some of you in this group.
I work on stringed instruments and my business in Auburn, Alabama is Fretwalker Guitar Service. My guitar setups always include hand-carved fossil bone saddles and my clients are worldwide. I've been working on guitars since I received a high end Martin when I was 12 years old and fell in love with guitars. My wife, Phyllis, is a graduate of William and Mary and Auburn University, where she attained her Masters Degree in Music. Thats a bit intimidating for me because I'm musically challenged and only do what my fingers allow on the guitar, mostly chords.
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I am looking for help with my mouse every time I turn on my laptop and log into ubuntu 11.10 mouse mouse is not on the screen except when i move my mouse over to the left on the icons there it is i log out and log back in the mouse is on the screen my laptop is a compaq presario v2000
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At the log in screen, click the gear and select Unity-2d and see if that helps your problem.
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If you survived Black Friday and Cyber Monday with your real life wallet intact, the words "limited deal" are probably burnt into your retina.
It is really not that different when it comes to working with the auction house and items that are introduced. The more rare the item availability ther eis, the more chances someone will want to buy it from you with obscene amounts of gold.
The key is to figure out exactly where these items come from. Whether its from a brand new dungeon or the Trading Card Game. Players are always looking for new shining armor or weapons to impress the other orcs and humans.
Now before someone grabs the pitchforks and torches and explains to me that this is simple logic. Making gold in Warcraft is all about simple logic. You obtain something that someone wants. A vendor wants your grey items for a set price. A player wants to purchase your items from the Auction House at as low of a cost as they can. Crafters want to purchase your items for their manufacturing at prices that will allow them to make more gold.
All of these are driven by consumers, and that simple piece of knowledge makes the auction house less of a guessing game and more of a math problem. Your 'limited' edition items should be in demand. The knowledge base you have from expertise and reading/research is what allows you to know when that demand is strongest.
The other important part is to make sure that you know your market and your consumers. A person who is looking for a light switch in the dark has a better chance of obtaining the light they need by knowing the floor plan. Knowing the plan of server usage and customer traffic will give you the floorplan for your business to succeed.
So in the next week, look at when players log on to do their dailies. See the patterns that are on the auction house and get a good idea of just when your items should be posted to be at their maximum potention. Remember, making gold might seem like rocket science. But it is more of a math trouble. 2 + 2 always equals 4.
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Where will seniors at Fermi and Enfield High School graduate in June? Apparently not at the First Cathedral in Bloomfield if Tuesday's Board of Education meeting is an indicator. During a discussion on the subject of the graduation location at their first meeting of the new year, board members seemed reluctant to take on the ACLU and Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, both of whom have threatened to sue the school district if graduation ceremonies are held at the assembly hall at the facility.
Board members seemed to dismiss out of hand the desire of seniors at Fermi High School and their parents to continue the recent policy of holding graduation ceremonies at the First Cathedral. Several parents showed up at the board's meeting to urge the board to continue holding the ceremonies at the church. They noted the large space which allows for virtual unlimited guests, handicapped access, climate control, and adequate parking as reasons for having the ceremony there. They also expressed concern that if the graduations are returned to the school's football fields, the ceremonies are held hostage to weather concerns, especially in the early summer months where rain and afternoon thunderstorms are common.
Board member Peter Jonaitis also expressed concern that even if the board decided to go with the First Cathedral location, the two groups in opposition to the location would likely file an injunction, meaning that this year's graduations "would likely not be held there anyway."
Bill Bowker, father of a Fermi junior stated that he has attended seven graduations for family members over the past several years. He noted that during at least one ceremony, a thunderstorm popped up during the ceremony, disrupting the ceremony and subjecting graduates and guests to getting soaked from the downpour. He also said that two other ceremonies were forced inside by weather, and that the graduates were limited to only two guests due to the limited space inside the gymnasium.
Julie Cotnoir, mother of a Fermi senior said that her son's grandparents are driving in from California, and that if the graduation ceremonies were forced inside due to weather, they would be unable to attend.
Speaking as Fermi student representative, senior Meghan Ruff said that the general consensus among Fermi seniors was to have the ceremony at the First Cathedral, although she personally preferred having the graduation at the football field.
Connor Spain, student rep for Enfield High said that there is not a broad consensus either way, but that Enfield seniors generally favor the football field location.
Board Chairman Greg Stokes said that the graduation location discussion was not being held in response to the threatened lawsuit but would be typically taking place this time of year anyway. He further stated that since several board members were out of town during the holidays, this was the first opportunity that all nine board members had to get together to discuss the issue. He said that out of fairness, all board members deserved to hear the public and discuss the issue.
The ACLU and Americans United informed the Board of Education in December that they would sue the board if the graduation ceremonies were once again held at the Cathedral. The claim is that it is a violation of First Amendment rights to "force" graduates and their families, who might have objections to graduate at a religious institution.
Shelley Brown, mother of a Fermi senior stated that the religious aspect of the venue was not important. "It's just a building. I'm not religious at all but that aspect of the location doesn't bother me", Brown said.
Fermi has used the First Cathedral for graduation ceremonies since 2007, while Enfield High has used the location since 2008. The First Cathedral was chosen to hold the graduations while the athletic facilities at the respective high schools were being renovated. The school board chose to continue having the graduations at those venues even after the construction was completed, citing cost and amenities.
Americans United and the ACLU claim that they targeted Enfield due to "numerous complaints" received about the Cathedral location, however board members who were on the board at the time recall most of the complaints centered around tradition as opposed to objections over First Amendment concerns.
Board member Peter Jonaitis said that while conducting research on the issue, he had narrowed down the board's options to three; continue at the First Cathedral, move the ceremonies back to the athletic facilities, or pick an alternative outside location. Outside locations considered include the Hartford Convention Center, the Dodge Music Theater (Comcast Music Center), the Mass Mutual Center and Symphony Hall in Springfield, and the La Renaissance banquet facility in East Windsor.
Board members agreed to receive firm cost estimates for all of the alternative locations, however it appears on the outset that all such facilities would cost substantially more than the First Cathedral. One option discussed was to have both ceremonies on the same date.
However according to Lisa Reda, chairman of Fermi's Safe Graduation Committee, both schools are having their Safe Grad activities at the Healthtrax Fitness Center and it would be extremely difficult to find an alternative location at this time. She also said that at least in Fermi's case, they have put a deposit on Healthtrax.
The board agreed to obtain additional information on the issue, including costs for moving the ceremonies back to the respective schools as well as the alternative locations. Board Chairman Greg Stokes said that the board will likely make a decision early in February.


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Time: July 23, 2011 from 11am to 3:30pm
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Look for the Gadsen on the left after the first parking area.
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to celebrate the first battle in the Revolutionary war whereby, the American troops proved that they could stand up to the British regulars, with out the advantage of surprise.
Bring the whole family. Let your children and grandchildren know that the early battles of the war for Independence were fought right here in New Jersey.
...Here is a link to a map of the entrance of the park. You can use the link for your directions.
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WWE Diva Naomi suffered a serious eye injury on "WWE Monday Night Raw" two weeks ago and there were fears she would need surgery. However, Cageside Seats reported on Feb. 16 that Naomi will not require surgery but will still miss the next four to six weeks.
Naomi, one-half of the Funkadactyls, was wrestling on "WWE Monday Night Raw" in a tag team match when Aksana legitimately hit her in the eye with a knee, fracturing her eye socket. The WWE ordered tests to see if she would require surgery or not.
Luckily for Naomi and her fans, Dr. Amann of the WWE announced that she visited a specialist, and while she will miss the next four to six weeks, the injury was not as bad as feared. He said that neither the nerve nor the eye muscles were trapped in the fracture meaning that there is no need for surgery.
While this is good, the WWE now has to make a decision. Naomi was rumored to be facing AJ Lee for the Diva's title at the "Elimination Chamber" pay-per-view, and some thought she was being set up to win the title. With Naomi out of the picture, possibly through "Wrestlemania 30," the WWE will have to decide whether they will keep the title on Lee or move it off onto someone else.
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For a limited time (an inside source* says the second week in September), guests at TGI Friday's restaurants will receive a $10 gift card to the restaurant when they try the new Caribbean-inspired menu. To receive this deal, all you need to do is buy two entrées from the new menu.
The Caribbean-inspired menu debuted this summer, and it offers Michigan residents a great taste of the tropics in our too-humid-in-the-summer, too-cold-in-the-winter state. Head over to Friday's and be transported to the islands!
The menu includes an appetizer, salads and sandwiches, entrées, a dessert, and cocktails. The entrées required to get this promotion start at $8.99. Check out the slideshow at the end of the article to see these great new items and their descriptions before you go. Then, grab a friend, co-worker, or your significant other, and split the $10 gift card on your next visit (or keep it for yourself, or give it away as a gift...)
The Ann Arbor TGI Friday's is located at 3015 West Waters Road (by the Ann Arbor-Saline Meijer). Their phone number is (734) 997-7050. If you're located elsewhere, you can use the Restaurant Locator to find the TGI Friday's closest to you.
You can earn extra rewards by using your Give Me More Stripes card--earn 1 "stripe" for every dollar you spend, and when you reach 100 stripes, you'll get $8 off your next purchase. Click here for more information.
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Hampton Pines is a beautiful park nestled under the quiet shade of sweet smelling slash pine trees. It is a lovely playground with lots of slides on mulch ground cover. Children will love sliding down the giant alligator slide while the smell of pine is enhanced by the vision of silent hawks soaring above. The playground equipment is older but well maintained.
This North Lauderdale park has plenty of picnic shelters and a jogging/walking/cycling path that follows the perimeter of a small pond through a nature preserve. There is a fence between the path however the bottom rung is fairly high and it would be easy for a child to slip under. Extra caution should be taken when walking the path with small children. The park also offers boat and biking rentals with hours that change seasonally so it is advised to call ahead for these services.
Hampton Pines Park has something to offer the whole family for a beautiful day out in one of Broward County's magnificent parks.
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BRIC-A-BRAC SELLER Ebay is being investigated over claims that its employees took confidential information from Craigslist prior to setting up a rival website.
Craigslist and Ebay have been at each other's throats for years with the former claiming that Ebay bought a stake in Craigslist and then used its position to take confidential information out of the firm. Ebay then launched its own classifieds website called Kijiji.
Reuters has obtained a copy of the subpoena issued by a San Jose federal grand jury, which seeks information on several key Ebay board members including founder and chairman Pierre Omidyar and Joshua Silverman. Silverman is perhaps best known for his stint as CEO of Skype, but the subpoena is more interested in his time as Ebay's representative on Craiglist's board of directors.
The subpoena seeks documents regarding allegations that Silverman provided an Ebay employee "with insider information about Craigslist management and provided recommendations to the Ebay team responsible for the launch of Kijiji".
According to the subpoena, in 2005 "Omidyar requested information about Craigslist's approach to adding new cities as well as advance notice of plans to launch in new cities". It seeks documents regarding that allegation.
Amanda Miller, an Ebay spokeswoman said, "Ebay believes that Craigslist's allegations against Ebay are without merit ... we will continue to vigorously defend ourselves, and we will aggressively pursue our claims against Craigslist."
What makes this subpoena all the more surprising is that Ebay won the right to keep its 28 per cent stake in Craigslist. Effectively it is being forced to defend itself against allegations from a company in which it already has a considerable ownership stake. µ
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Why would a loving and holy God allow a child to suffer through a serious illness such as cancer?
We usually associate the love of God with the benefits we receive from him and the blessings that come from his kind and merciful hand. Because his love usually manifests itself in good things that happen to us, we sometimes …Read More
What does it mean for us to call God our Father?
One of the most well-known statements of the Christian faith is the Lord's Prayer, which begins with the words "Our Father which art in heaven." This is part of the universal treasury of Christendom. When I hear Christians in a …Read More
Should a woman hold an office in a church?
Some people view the controversy over women's leadership in church as simply a collision between two view-points—one that espouses women's liberation of one form or another, and the other, die-hard male chauvinism. But that's a simplistic approach to the very …Read More
Will we recognize each other in heaven?
No specific biblical reference declares explicitly that we will recognize each other. But the implicit teaching of Scripture is so overwhelming that I don't think there's really any doubt that we will be able to recognize each other in heaven. …Read More
When did God decide to give us eternal life?
When is a time word, and the Bible uses words like that. And when the Bible speaks about the time frame in which God's decision is made in respect to our eternal life, it generally puts the decision at the …Read More
Throughout the Bible we are told to fear God. What does that mean?
We need to make some important distinctions about the biblical meaning of "fearing" God. These distinctions can be helpful, but they can also be a little dangerous. When Luther struggled with that, he made this distinction, which has since become …Read More
What should be the Christian stand on the death penalty?
I'm convinced that our whole criminal justice system is in serious need of reformation and restructuring because it is not working and many inequities exist within it. Christians are divided about the issue of capital punishment. First, there is the …Read More
How should Christian values impact business ethics in the office?
I remember having a discussion a few years ago in the boardroom of one of the Fortune 500 corporations here in the United States. I was speaking to the chairman of the board, the president, and several vice presidents of …Read More
How do we reconcile the fact that God is sovereign with the fact that he has given us free will as persons?
I don't see any problem in reconciling the sovereignty of God with man's free will as long as we understand the biblical concept of freedom. With respect to mankind, human beings are given the ability to make free choices, but …Read More
Is it wrong for scientists to engage in genetic engineering?
I feel hopelessly inadequate to answer some of the very perplexing issues that have arisen because of the explosion of modern technology. In the case of most ethical questions, theologians have had the benefit of two thousand years of careful …Read More
Does God frown upon interracial marriages?
Some people insist that the Bible meant for the races to remain pure, therefore prohibiting any kind of interracial marriage. Usually two biblical texts are drawn upon to support that view. One is the fact that Noah had three sons, …Read More
What is meant by the term original sin?
Original sin has to do with the fallenness of human nature. Jonathan Edwards wrote a tremendous treatise on original sin. He not only devoted himself to a lengthy exposition of what the Bible teaches about man's fallen character and his …Read More
How do you know the Bible is true?
That's an excellent question because so much is at stake in the Christian faith in terms of the truthfulness of Scripture. The Bible is our primary source of information about Jesus and about all of those things we embrace as …Read More
Can the devil read my mind?
I am not certain by any means, nor do I have an exhaustive knowledge of the powers of Satan. I know that Satan has more power than one would normally find among human beings. At the same time, I know …Read More
When a person dies, where does his or her spirit and body go until the Second Coming?
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- He is currently with the EURECOM, Digital Security dept. as a Professor
- He teaches Image and Video Processing and Coding, and Imaging for Security Applications (Watermarking, Steganography, Biometrics, Video surveillance and Forensics)
My courses
ImCompress / Fall 2015 - Image and video Compression and Processing
- This course presents progressive coverage of Image and Video Compression and Processing.
ImSecu / Spring 2016 - Imaging for security applications watermarking & biometrics
- Watermarking : Watermarking allows owners or providers to hide an invisible and robust message inside a digital Multimedia document, mainly for security purposes such as owner or content authentication. There is a complex trade-off between the different parameters : capacity, visibility and robustness.
- Biometrics : The security fields uses three different types of authentication : something you know, something you have, ore something you are : a biometric. Common physical biometrics includes fingerprints, hand geometry ; and retina, iris or facial characteristics. Behavioural characters include signature, voice. Ultimately, the technologies could find their strongest role as intertwined and complementary pieces of a multifactor authentication system. In the future biometrics is seen playing a key role in enhancing security, residing in smart cards and supporting personalized Web e-commerce services. Personalization through person authentication is also very appealing in the consumer product area.
- This course will focus on enabling technologies for Biometrics, with a particular emphasis on person verification and authentication based on or widely using image/video processing.
About me
Additional info
- In November 2013, he has received with his co-authors Xuran Zhao and Nicholas Evans, a Best Student Paper Award for the article "Unsupervised multi-view dimensionality reduction with application to audio-visual speaker retrieval".
- He received the Fellow Distinction from IEEE in 2012.
- In July 2011, he was awarded a Best Presentation Award (with Antitza Dantcheva) for the article "Female facial aesthetics based on soft biometrics and photo-quality"
- He was awarded the SEE 2010 Blondel Medal for his outstanding work in biometrics and digital watermarking.


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Inside the Fed in 2006: Missing the Coming Crisis
Minutes recently released from the 2006 meetings of Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) offer some disturbing insights into the failure of Fed officials to understand how deeply intertwined the housing sector and financial markets are. This New York Times piece goes into much detail regarding this and other less-than-flattering aspects of these meetings. While residential investment represents a tiny four percent (4%) of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), it has far reaching backward- and forward-linkages into many other components of GDP, such as construction, construction materials, durable goods, home furnishings, brokerage and financial services. For this reason, it is often said that when it comes to the strong effect residential investment has on the economy, that housing is the "tail that wags the dog."
Home Price-to-Rent Ratios Show Signs of a Bottom
When evaluating where we are in the housing cycle, it is often useful to evaluate fundamental valuation metrics and compare current trends versus historical averages. Below is a graph (click to enlarge) depicting the national price-to-rent ratio, which depicts how homes are trading relative to their rental values. This metric is similar to the P/E (price/earnings) ratio typically used in analyzing the stock market.
This graph uses the Case-Shiller Composite 20 and CoreLogic House Price Index, and sets the baseline period at January 1998, which is assigned a value of 1.0. The current ratio (as of October 2011) on both indices is at 2000 levels, indicating that we are very close to long-run historic average metrics. While foreclosures/short sales (lagging economic indicators) still account for a significant share of existing home sales, the good news is that delinquency rates (leading economic indicators) are gradually diminishing. As such, we can expect home prices to bounce around gently for several months, then gradually start to recover based on improving fundamentals.
Fed MBS Purchase Program 92% Complete – Higher Rates Ahead?
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reported as of Jan. 13 that it had completed $1.14 trillion, or 91%, of its planned $1.25 trillion MBS purchases. Per a separate update from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York another $12 billion was purchased last week, bringing the total to $1.15 trillion, or 92% of the total commitment. As planned, the program is set to reach its goal by the end of Q1.
So what's the big deal? Well, the wind-down of this plan will show us just how effective the Obama Administration and Fed was at creating stability in the housing market. Unless we see continued commitment towards MBS purchases after this date (doubtful though not impossible) my prediction is that mortgage rates will rise nearly half a point and, together with expiration of the Homebuyer Tax Credit, will lead to further deterioration in the housing market.
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The mid-season replacement TV crime drama "Killer Women" (ABC) will end Tuesday Feb. 18, 2014. Six episodes had aired to record low TV ratings. 8 episodes were ordered by the network which was filmed entirely at Albuquerque, N.M. It will be replaced by a new TV show called, "Mind Games" on Tuesday Feb. 25, 2014 at 10/9 p.m.
ABC has not announced if "Killer Women" will return to its' prime-time schedule. The remaining two episodes will be shelved indefinitely. ABC network boss Paul Lee said the show will end, "a little early." The show was executive produced by actress Sofia Vergara (TV's Modern Family). It was an English language remake of a Latin TV series called, "Mujeres Asesinas." It follows a female Texas Ranger on the hunt for angry women who kill.
The TV pilot episode of "Women" was shot in Texas. The entire production then moved to the state of New Mexico, filming primarily at Albuquerque. It had employed over 150 production crew members plus more than 250 back-ground extras.
Last night's episode of "Killer Women" on Feb. 12, 2014 was called, "In and Out." In the overnight TV ratings it garnered 3.01 million TV viewers overall. It reached a paltry 0.7 in the all important 18 to 49 adult demographic.
It was beaten by a repeat episode of "Person of Interest (CBS) by grabbing 5.77 million TV viewers overall. It reached 0.9 with adults. "Interest" will return with an all new episode on Feb. 25. "The Winter Olympics" (NBC) grabbed 23.68 million TV viewers overall (8-11 p.m) & 6.6 with adults.
The final episode called, "Daughter of the Alamo" will air Tuesday Feb. 18, 2014 at 10/9 p.m. If you missed any of the 5 episodes that aired on ABC. You can visit the official website of "Killer Women" to watch. You have to verify your Internet provider to watch the latest & most recent episode titled, "In and Out."
"Killer Women" stars, Tricia Helfer (Molly Parker), Marta Milans (Becca Parker), Michael Trucco (Billy Parker), Marc Blucas (DEA Agent Dan Winston) & Alex Fernandez (Company Commander Luis Zea).


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The senior officer in the Central Command praised IDF efforts to end recent disturbances in Judea and Samaria region, maintained headlines more dramatic than reality
A senior officer in the IDF Central Command praised the work of IDF forces in dealing with the recent series of violent incidents and maintaining relative calm in the Judea and Samaria region, in a military press briefing held yesterday (Tuesday, February 26).
"The newspaper headlines are more dramatic than the reality in the field, even if recent months have been characterized by more significant events with a higher scale of violence," the senior officer said. "The wave of incidents has not ended, but the intensity that we saw last weekend and during the course of recent days has quieted significantly."
The senior officer said that the low number of casualties suffered from the incidents was due to the dedicated work of IDF forces."Ultimately we have passed the events – which were characterized by violence – without fatalities. That was the target that we set ourselves," he said. He added that the few casualties that did occur were sustained in locations where the level of violence was particularly high, such as the incident at Rachel's Tomb where rioters hurled improvised grenades and explosive devices at IDF forces. "The forces in the field performed well, as a result of a high consciousness of thought regarding avoiding casualties," he said.
The officer noted that IDF forces dealing with riots and civil disturbances are "proficient in [handling] these types of incidents," adding that "the containment of riots in which hundreds of Palestinians participated – was carried out well."
The senior officer said of the Palestinian security mechanisms that "they provide a specific contribution in obtaining calm on the ground – there is no overall loss of control."
The senior officer maintained that the Central Command is prepared for every eventuality. "We will do everything possible in order to make sure that the incidents do not become out of control and expand to large-scale incidents."


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Truth be told, on our 2nd official date – a day we played hooky from work and ended up walking on a deserted beach in April – we actually picked out the names of our children.
Today there is a small scrap of paper found in the glove compartment tucked into our "things" that has this written on it:
Giovanni Damien
And underneath it,
Rachael Jean.
The names we chose while we dated and daydreamed about holding a child in our arms.
We never knew back then, in our innocence, how long and hard our journey to that day would be.
How much we would be on our knees, desperate for a chance to be called by the other names we dreamt of: Mommy & Daddy.
Our trying-to-conceive journey was a long and desperate one, filled with very dark days and times where we almost gave up, but we always tried to keep the hope of parenthood in our hearts.
When we were sure our bodies couldn't take another round of tests or prodding, when we were certain that our home would echo only our own footsteps and not the joyous pounding of small feet running, we hung onto one another like a life raft and clung to the notion that sometimes prayers do get answered, dreams do come true and things you want are worth waiting for.
So, we waited.
That doesn't always mean we are the best parents. You would think that the four years it took to hold Jacob and Giovanni in our arms would afford us more patience, unlimited understanding, and a tiny bit more clarity than other parents might have.
But the birth changes you, even if you've waited and prayed for it.
It's funny, but your children come into your life and don't act differently than any other infants, babies, toddlers or teenagers. Some days I am sure we look at each other and the unspoken question is there: "What were we thinking?" "Where is the manual?"
So instead we learned that our nerves would be shot; we would be grumpy, sleep-deprived people who bickered and quipped at one another.
We would be parents of twins and all that entailed.
It is at times disheartening and at others hopeful, painfully normal and equalizing.
We are no longer an isolated couple no one can relate to; instead we are just as harried and confused, overwhelmed and overjoyed as everyone else.
We are, for better or worse, PARENTS now.
And it would seem that being told we might never be parents is exactly what pushes us to remember what we have been given and to work hard at thanking the universe, each and every day, for the gift of a moniker that is priceless in every way.


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I'm a total ubuntu newbie and I have a doubt regarding installation from downloaded packages (from websites).
I have been trying to install Netbeans 7 in ubuntu 11.10. I have downloaded the .sh package from the Netbeans website and I can install it but only in a folder inside my user folder.
I have read somewhere that programs are installed in /usr/bin, and for example I have installed the Java SDK in that location. But i can't install Netbeans there. If I try to put it in the /usr/bin I get the message that is a read-only folder and I can't hit Next...
And I wonder if there's a way to install it in that location because I wouldn't like to have it installed within my documents.
I haven't found any info related to this searching in google, so really thankful if you can help me with this.


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"Getting Around"
The male that fledged (band HK) is getting the hand of flying. He has been reported in the vicnity of the nest tree and has been seen soaring briefly by observers. This all indicates that he continues to improve his newfound ability. We have not seen the male return to the nest to be fed but it is quite possible that he has been fed away from the nest by the adults.
The camera is back up and we'll continue to watch the two young females as they get closer to fleding and we'll keep a sharp eye out for the male.


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March 2, 2012
2012 College Baseball Hall of Fame Inductees
TUCSON, Ariz. - Frank Sancet, who led the Arizona Wildcats baseball program to national prominence beginning in the 1950s, has been voted into the College Baseball Hall of Fame, the College Baseball Foundation announced today.
Sancet took over the UA program in 1950 and coached for 23 seasons. He won 831 games, lost 283 and tied eight throughout his career from 1950-72. He announced his retirement before the start of his final season in 1972, and after winning 38 ballgames that year, finished as the second-winningest coach in NCAA history at the time. Sancet's .744 winning percentage remains the seventh-highest all-time for Division I coaches with a minimum of 10 years as a coach.
Arizona qualified for the NCAA district and regional playoffs a total of 16 times in his 23 seasons. He guided the Wildcats to nine College World Series appearances, including the school's first visit in 1954. Three times UA advanced to the national title game.
During his 23 seasons on the bench, 39 players received All-America recognition, 32 were tabbed All-WAC South and eight were named to the All-College World Series team. A total of 66 of his players signed contracts to play professional baseball, of which 15 went on to play in the Major Leagues.
Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1907, Sancet moved to Arizona in 1915 and was an outstanding student-athlete for the Wildcats during his collegiate days lettering in football, basketball and baseball. He graduated from the University in 1933 with a bachelor's degree in physical education and received his master's in education from Northern Arizona in 1940. A catcher on the diamond, Sancet played professionally in three leagues after leaving Arizona - the Utah-Idaho, Southeastern and Arizona-Texas leagues.
Once he finished his pro career, Sancet turned to coaching and returned to Arizona. He coached at Mansfield Junior High in Tucson, Jerome High School for five years and five more at Douglas High School before joining the staff at Arizona in 1947. In his early days at UA, Sancet was an assistant coach in football and baseball and freshman basketball coach before taking over as head coach of baseball in 1950.
During his collegiate coaching career, Sancet was a past president of the American Coaches Association of College Baseball Coaches and he served as a member of the NCAA Rules Committee for four years.
In 1967, Arizona built a brand-new on campus ballpark that was named Wildcat Field. On April 19, 1986, the venue was officially renamed Frank Sancet Field in honor of the long-time coach. The facility was renamed to also honor Sancet's successor, Jerry Kindall, in January 2004.
Jerry Kindal Field at Frank Sancet Stadium was home to UA baseball for 45 seasons. The Wildcats emerged victorious in 1,144 games and posted 41 winning seasons at the ballpark. In February 2012, UA baseball began playing home games at nearby Hi Corbett Field, where bronze plaques of the two Hall of Fame coaches greet fans entering through the main gates.
Sancet is the third member of the UA baseball program to be voted into the College Baseball Hall of Fame. Kindall was elected in 2007, and Terry Francona was inducted in June 2011.
The 2012 class will be inducted into the Hall of Fame as part of the College Baseball Night of Champions celebration June 29-30 in Lubbock, Texas.


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Only a few months into his first term as Senator, Ted Cruz (R-TX) is catching severe criticism for being arrogant, grim and a bully. An op-ed in Friday's New York Times called him "an ornery, swaggering piece of work," and Chris Matthews compared his style of questioning at the Hagel hearing to Senator Joe McCarthy's. Obviously time for Fox to step in with some damage control. Yesterday on Special Report, Bret Baier's All Star panel weighed in on the issue, and some thought yes, the liberal media had it in for the new guy from Texas.
Jason Riley of the Wall Street Journal said there was a double standard at work in the media, and wondered why they weren't beating up on Senator Elizabeth Warren in the same way, for her hardball questioning of bankers? But Maria Liasson of NPR and Steve Hayes of the Weekly Standard thought Cruz was doing exactly what he'd come to Washington to do. Hayes: "[Cruz] made a conscious decision that he was going to accept the very public role he was certain to have being an outspoken conservative from Texas and a Hispanic... So to a certain extent you have to expect that he would get greater scrutiny given the fact that he has chosen to accept that role." But he also thought the scrutiny was "over the top harsh…there has been a systemic effort I think to go after Ted Cruz, to marginalize him, to make him look crazy."
Does Fox see this ornery Texan as a potential 2016 Presidential candidate? Many in the far right appear to do so, because already they're trying to talk their way around a certain little obstacle that, not long ago, they swore up and down should disqualify Obama for candidacy. But that, gentle reader, is material for a later post, and I'm sure someone on Newshounds will get the chance to write it.
Obama was born in the U.S. (Hawaii) to an American mother and Kenyan father. The teabaggers/birfers accuse him of being a ferriner.
cruz was born in Canada to an American mother and Cuban father. The teabaggers/birfers say that it doesn't matter where he was born because his mother was/is American and so, he's an American.
The hypocrisy, hate and racism makes me sick.
As for his eligibility to run for Pres…well, according to the racist teabaggers, he doesn't qualify. Neither does rubio or piyush jindal. And in fact, since Etch-a-Sketch Rmoney's pappy was born in Mexico, he didn't qualify. But that didn't matter because he's white. cruz, rubio and piyush might face opposition from the racist teabaggers. We'll see.
Seriously, there's a list of problems with this man's mentality longer than I am tall.


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Griffo, Brindisi To Be Sworn In Together At Rome And Utica Schools
Utica, NY (WIBX) – Two local legislators will be sworn in together at elementary schools in Rome and Utica.
State senator Joe Griffo and Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi will be sworn in on Friday morning at 9:30, at Bellamy Elementary School in Rome. City Court Judge Daniel Wilson will perform the ceremony in the school's gymnasium.
At 11:30, Griffo and Brindisi will take the oath of office again in Utica, at Watson-Williams Elementary School, in front of City Court Judge, Ralph Eannace. Once again, the ceremony will take place in the school's gym.
Griffo says by performing the oaths in front of students, it promotes a new generation of political involvement.
"We are sowing the seeds of future involvement in the hopes that tomorrow's voters and leaders will look back on this as a memorable event in which they became part of their government," Griffo said.
The public is invited to attend both ceremonies. Those who would like more information are encouraged to contact Senator Griffo's office at (315) 793-9072 or Assemblyman Brinidisi's office at (315) 732-1055.