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Bon Bon: you should always investigate any plastic shopping bags that your mom hides in her bedroom. First I dragged out the nice toys I found in there
I got the toy bag open, but didn't find what I was looking for.
Oh, great! Temptations - am I lucky or what!
Wait a minute, I smells something even more exciting.
There, I almost have it! Just a second more, and it's mine, all mine!
Now off to my secret hiding spot.
Darn it all, there's Mindy on the stairs. I am caught with the goods.
Maybe if I rush back to the bedroom, she won't follow me.
Hooray, I gots the bag open!
Nom, nom.....my favourite - Party Mix. These are not like ordinary Temptations, these are the very best!!
Uh oh, I have company - Moe wants some too.
I'm willing to share, so everybody got some.
Aren't these worth all the extra effort? They were at the bottom of the bag, of course, but there's no way I could resist........well you all know what I mean.
We are indoor cats and this is our blog. Moe is an orange boy with a puffy tail and Mindy is a grey girl with a white tummy. we are also litter mates. We were born outdoors and formerly feral. The two of us were the original 'Team Tabby' That was in 2001. Later we were joined by Cookie, a brown tabby (who is blind) and Mike, a bi-colored tabby. They both needed a new home and we had space for them.
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TEMPE, Ariz. -- Junior infielder Mark Ernster and sophomore designated hitter Casey Myers were first-team GTE Academic All-American selections while junior shortstop Willie Bloomquist was a second-team pick. Arizona State had more selections (3) than any other school. It also posted more first-team picks (2).
Ernster, a '99 Pac-10 honorable mention selection, led the team with a .439 batting average this season. He notched 68 hits (fourth on the team) and stole 11 bases during the 1999 campaign. He was honored as the ASU Defensive Player of the Year.
Myers, a '98 Freshman All-American, hit .329 this season and was named Pac-10 Player of the Week for his performance in a three-game conference series with California. He had 56 hits and 51 RBI (third on team) this year.
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I am signed up for the 5% challenge on the Nebraska spark team. Here is everything I need to get started and focused.
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1. Exercise-- 30 minutes 5x a week. I have a list what exercises I want to do. I will check them off as I do them. I will exercise after work before the rest of the family gets home.
2. Meals-- I use the SP meal plan. We grocery shop and plan meals for 2 weeks at a time.
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1. Exercise consitently (5 days a week for at least 30 minutes). I will also meet my calorie burn set by SP every week and will keep track by tracking my fitness minutes.
2. Eat healthy. I will use SP meal plans. I will track my calories as well as my nutrients daily. I will stay in my set ranges. I will use SP daily nutrition report to keep track of how I am doing.
3. I will achieve a healthy BMI and weight. My goal weight is 116. I will weigh in weekly and post weight on SP. I will measure success in 5 pound increments. My goal for this 5% challenge is 7 to 8 pounds.
I weigh in on Saturdays so will have a more current weight on 9/29, but at last weigh in I was at 157 so I would like to be at 150 by the end of the challenge.
I am doing this challenge because I have progressive gained weight in the last 2 years after an injury at work. I have officially gained back everything I have lost. I have struggled with consistently exercising especially when my hip is sore. I definitely use it as an excuse to not exercise. I have also not been good about healthy eating. Before my injury I basically could eat/drink whatever I wanted because I would burn off the calories with no problem at work. Now that is not the case.
My triggers are boredom, stress, and alcohol. I eat more when I am bored so I need to find ways to keep myself busy when I home by myself. Stress is also an issue and there is lots of it lately. I have started incorporating more yoga and relaxation into my days. I also like to drink cocktails which skyrocket my calories. I have found light alternatives and lower cal options. I have also start carrying a water bottle with me all the time so I am less thirsty and don't grab a drink.
I am optimistic this will be the boost I need to get myself back on the right track. I know if I can stay consistent I can lose this weight. It will not only benefit my injury but my overall health.
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Great plan, Amy! You certainly have done your homework on this one. I'm impressed that you shop and plan for 2 weeks at a time. I can barely get a couple days in advance.
I hear you on the alcohol, too. That's one thing I struggle with. I'm off it for at least a month; I have an appointment with a dermatologist the middle of Oct. and I want to rule out alcohol as the problem before I go. I'll probably drink a little that weekend as we'll be out of town and it's near my BD but after that will probably go without through the rest of the challenge.
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I am a very slow loser. I have finally gotten back to my WIO on Wii. Hopefully that will get me losing again.
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Several weeks after the Jeffco commissioners formally decided they would not seek legislation giving them the power to restrict bicycling on county roads, Commissioner Kathy Hartman says the cycling-versus-motorist issue comes down to one simple thing.
Both sides need to follow the existing law.
"We tell everybody to obey the law, and tell everybody that we are going to continue to enforce the law," Hartman said.
Paula Noonan defeated incumbent Richard Rush for South Jeffco's District 5 school board seat in Tuesday's election.
Noonan, a Democratic activist who operates two legislative-related websites, won the race by 52.4 percent to 47.6 percent .
In District 2, Evergreen resident Sue Marinelli lost her seat on the board to challenger Laura Boggs, a business consultant. Boggs captured 51.4 percent of the vote to 48.6 percent for Marinelli, a former teacher and the current board president.
The Jeffco planning commission meeting concerning short-term vacation rentals was canceled and postponed until Nov. 18 because of the scnowstorm. The board was scheduled to meet Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 3:15 p.m.
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Jeffco voters soundly rejected the idea of letting elected officials run for three consecutive terms.
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With the race for megapixels effectively over, manufacturers are increasingly looking at ways of making cameras smaller and lighter but with all the features any discerning photographer expects. Nikon is the latest in a growing list of manufacturers who have taken the plunge into the CSC market with the launch of the Nikon 1 system. This is a brand new camera system, and Nikon's first new lens mount in over 50 years. The two models currently making up the Nikon 1 system are the J1 and V1. These two cameras share much of the same technology and many features, but the higher spec V1 has a number of more advanced functions. The new CX format CMOS sensor found in both cameras measures just 13.2x8.8mm, which is 69% smaller than the Nikon DX format sensor – that's even smaller than a micro SD card! This tiny sensor packs in a respectable 10.1MP and provides a crop factor of 2.7x, so a 30-110mm zoom boasts a full-frame equivalent focal length of 81-297mm.
Intelligent functionalityThe J1 is powered by the new EXPEED 3 image processor, and it's this that makes the new 'intelligent' features of the system possible. These include:
Smart Photo Selector Begins to record images when the shutter button is depressed halfway and continues after the button has been fully pressed down. The best shot of five, as chosen by the camera, will be displayed on-screen, with four more available for review. The idea here is that you'll never miss that 'perfect' shot ever again.
Motion Snapshot Simultaneously records a 1-second slow motion movie and a still image. The function is a lot of fun but you have to experiment with it to get the timing of depressing the shutter button just right. There are four music options for playing over the short duration of the video. It's not going to win music awards but it might raise a smile when it's played alongside motion snapshots.
VideoFull HD video recording is available, as you'd expect, but it's also possible to shoot full-resolution photos without interrupting the footage. You can also shoot slow motion movies, with two options available each allowing you to record action for 5 seconds. At a frame rate of 400fps you get 1 min 6 secs of footage at 640x240px. At 1200fps you get 3 mins 20 secs of footage at 320x120px. Image quality is therefore low, very low compared to HD, but the effect is undoubtedly stunning.
High-speed shootingWith the Electronic (Hi) shutter selected it's possible to shoot at 10, 30 or 60fps at full resolution. However, with the V1 the image buffer only allows bursts of 30 shots, while the J1 only allows 12. The fps rate is correct but is limited by the size of the buffer. In Electronic (Hi) shutter mode ISO is set automatically, so high ISO noise could be an issue in some situations. Other shooting modes such as shutter- and aperture-priority offer 5fps.
The Nikon J1 is small and lightweight, and at just less £549 with the 10-30mm lens it's a highly attractive option. With a built-in pop-up flash you'll never be without an additional light source that neatly slots into the top of the body. The J1's fast autofocus system is very impressive. With a staggering 135 points in single-point AF mode and 41 in Auto-area AF almost every part of the frame can be focused. With hybrid AF, the camera automatically switches between Phase-Detection and Contrast Detect AF depending on the type of subject being photographed to ensure the best type is in use to guarantee sharp shots. Subject tracking AF automatically tracks subjects as they move around the frame and is fairly accurate and makes shooting moving subjects a breeze. It takes a couple of presses of the OK button before it activates and tracks a subject. The diminutive dimensions of the J1 means it fits snugly in the hand. A rubber thumbgrip on the back helps you to keep a firm grip on the camera, but some users might find the front of the J1 a little slippery. The J1 is available in several colours (black, white, grey, pink and red) depending on the kit you choose, with lenses to match. Sadly, the 10mm pancake lens isn't currently available in pink.
Portability The lightweight J1 is small enough to slip in your pocket, making it comfortable to carry all day and almost unnoticeable worn around the neck, under a jacket. This combined with the screen for composing makes the J1 perfect for the discreet street photographer. Another attractive element of the 1 system is the 2.7x crop factor, which means lenses are very small, even long zooms with a full-frame equivalent of 27-297mm.
LensesThe Nikon 1 system provides a crop factor of 2.7x, which assists in the ability to keep lenses small but with an impressive reach. A 10mm lens has a full-frame equivalent of 27mm, while a 110mm lens provides a whopping 297mm. The initial lens line-up for the system consists of: the 1 Nikkor VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6, a 3x zoom that's like a versatile kit lens; the 1 Nikkor VR 30-110mm f/3.8 -5.6, which is a small telephoto zoom lens with a respectable focal length; the 1 Nikkor 10mm f/2.8, which is a fast pancake lens that's nothing short of tiny; and the 1 Nikkor VR 10-100mm f/4.5-5.6 PD-ZOOM, which is designed for shooting movies and boasts a power-drive zoom switch with adjustable speed.
Interval timerThe J1 has a built-in interval timer that allows time-lapse sequences to be shot. Visit www.photoanswers.co.uk/nikon1movies where you can view slow motion and time-lapse movies made on the J1 and its sibling the V1.
PA VerdictThe V1 and J1 are both impressive cameras in their own right, but I'd opt for the V1 every time. I love the Soviet-esque styling of the camera, and the extra features such as mechanical shutter provide additional functionality. The EVF is handy in bright conditions and provides a good quality image to compose with. However, using the J1 provides a very similar experience because at the core of both cameras lies the same technology and base features. The V1 feels better in the hand than the J1, but the J1 is much smaller and a little lighter. Menu-based controls take a little getting used to, but once you know where things are using the menu system is as easy as any other camera. Both cameras could be exactly what the inexperienced photographer has been waiting for, with a number of intelligent features designed to make getting a great shot easier than ever before. The Nikon 1 series won't replace your DSLR in terms of image quality, but once the price comes down it'll be attractive as a second more portable camera.
Street price: £549 with 10-30mm lensElectronic viewfinder: NoDust reduction: Dust shield glassShutter: ElectronicLCD: 3in 460k dotBuilt-in flash: YesFlash sync: 1/60sec or slowerBody weight/size (wxhxd): 227g/106x61x29.8mmEffective resolution: 10.1MPSensor type: 13.2x8.8mm CMOSCrop factor: 2.7xLens mount: Nikon 1Exposure modes: PASM, Smart Photo Selector Metering modes: Matrix, centre-weighted and spotAutofocus: 135 points in single-point AF mode, 41 in Auto-area AFISO: 100-3200Shooting speed: 10-60fpsCard type: SD, SDHC, SDXCVideo: Full HD 16:9, slow motion 8:3, Motion Snapshot 16:9Built-in stabilisation: No
For more info please visit www.europe-nikon.com/en_GB/AS FEATURED IN JANUARY 2012 ISSUE OF PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHY
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Vinyl Siding
Introduced to the market in the early 1960s, vinyl siding has grown in popularity because of its durability, versatility and ease of maintenance. Manufactured with polyvinyl chloride, vinyl siding is impact resistant, rigid and strong. In fact, vinyl siding is the number one choice of exterior cladding across the U.S.A.
There are many advantages to using vinyl siding, such as its availability in a broad palate of colors, including the traditional pastel and earthy color options as well as darker colors and bold, rich tones such as barn reds, hunter and sage greens, deep blues and more. Nearly 300 different colors are available that meet ASTM standards for vinyl siding color retention.
Vinyl siding also is available in many profiles, including horizontal and vertical panels, shakes, scallops, shingles, fishscales, traditional lap, inyl Dutch lap and beaded designs in various widths.
In addition, vinyl costs the least of all siding materials to install. And product performance and installer knowledge are both independently certified. Performance testing by the Vinyl Siding Institute is administered by Architectural Testing, Inc. of York, PA, a program that allows manufacturers to certify with independent, third party verification that their products meet or exceed the industry standard – ASTM D3679.
Another key test of quality is how long manufacturers are willing to warrant their products. Warranties offered by vinyl manufacturers typically last a lifetime and can be transferred to the next owner.
With the ability to withstand high winds (certified up to 110 mph or higher) and a composition that resists heat, cold and moisture, vinyl siding retains its looks over time. And vinyl siding never ever needs paint. The only maintenance it requires is a simple wash with a soft cloth and garden hose. Any look — historic to contemporary — can be achieved with today's vinyl siding.
Known for its durability and wide range of color options, vinyl is a very popular siding choice for today's homeowners. In addition, it's far more cost-effective than other siding materials. Is it right for your home? Here are the facts.
The cost of installing vinyl siding depends on whether you intend to tackle the project yourself or hire a contractor, the size of your home, and the thickness of the vinyl itself. For the DIY variety, you can find panels that are less than $1 per square foot. That would increase to $2 to $7 per square foot if installed by a contractor. The average 1,800-square-foot exterior would cost between $3,600 and $12,600 to install. If you need more specific price estimates, ask a professional contractor in your area.
Also available in many profiles (e.g. horizontal & vertical panels, shakes, shingles, fish scales, traditional lap, vinyl Dutch lap, etc.).
Vinyl costs the least of all siding materials to install.
The sky's the limit in vinyl color choices (e.g. traditional pastel, earthy tones, barn reds, hunter & sage greens, and deep blues).
Most vinyl siding is backed with Styrofoam and does not serve as a very good insulator.
If a panel becomes damaged and needs to be replaced, it can be hard to match the color to the rest of the home.
Vinyl siding can trap moisture underneath the panels, causing mold and mildew to grow.
Manufactured with polyvinyl chloride, vinyl siding is impact-resistant, rigid and strong. In fact, it's the number-one choice of exterior cladding across the U.S.
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Are there any Linux DHCP servers that will listen to what Cisco calls an "unnumbered" interface, or what others might call a "NBMA" (non-broadcast) interface.
I have a Linux system that connects to a number of others using GRE tunnels. The machines on the other end send DHCP requests to this machine, I can see them with tcpdump. However, ISC DHCP 3.0.3 refuses to listen to the interface because it is non-broadcast.
The interface I'd like DHCP to listen to is:
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You Are Dumb, which is not a blog, posts new columns every weekday, except for most Tuesdays and the occasional fuckbotch. It is also a Twitter feed, @youaredumb, with content in a similar vein but much shorter. For a take on what a blog by me would be like, check out OLDNERD.
Another Cautionary Tale
Memo to gay Republicans: I HOPE YOU'RE NOT SURPRISED.
You know why Republicans have problems getting women, black people, Latinos, atheists, and gay people to vote for them? If you ask a Republican, they'll tell you that the Democrats have somehow hornswoggled all these special interest groups into thinking the Democrats are on their side. Ask anyone else, and you'll realize the Democrats pulled off that trick by somehow convincing Republicans to be openly hostile to all of those groups for four to five decades or thereabouts.
But gay Republicans have always been the most inexplicable to me. I mean, there are a lot of racist Republicans, but you'll rarely get a Republican politician saying, openly and plainly, that there's something wrong with black people and therefore they deserve less than others. Except for Newt Gingrich, they all keep it coded. But if you're gay and Republican, you have to somehow square your alleged belief in limited government with the fact that every single day, your party is actively working to make you go the fuck away.
And Rich Grenell is just the latest example. Now, Rich Grenell is a horrible person. A fuckwit. A disciple of John Bolton, which I didn't think was a sentence that could actually be uttered in non-ironic fashion. When Mitt Romney hired him as a foreign policy spokesman, he had to go back and scrub hundreds and hundreds of inflammatory posts and tweets from various social network sites because they contained a, well, pretty average level of online wingnut douchebaggery, including accusing Barack Obama of treason. A purging that, in retrospect, seems like a waste of time and effort.
Because Rich Grenell happens to be gay. I guess Grenell figured that, if he just stuck to foreign policy, and went after Obama on the basic level of neo-con red meat he learned at the feet of the Rabid Walrus, he'd be accepted by the relatively sane, pseudo-intellectual wonk wing of the GOP. Guess how that worked out? Here's what he said in his statement announcing his resignation.
"While I welcomed the challenge to confront President Obama's foreign policy failures and weak leadership on the world stage, my ability to speak clearly and forcefully on the issues has been greatly diminished by the hyper-partisan discussion of personal issues that sometimes comes from a presidential campaign. I want to thank Governor Romney for his belief in me and my abilities and his clear message to me that being openly gay was a non-issue for him and his team."
That's one blatant obfuscation and one statement that's a solid 75% untrue. Grenell carefully avoids mentioning exactly which hyper-partisans engaged in the hyper-partisan discussion of personal issues that made it impossible for him to spout neo-con bullshit on cable news. Here's a hint. The hyper-partisans are led by the worst person on the entire planet, a man who Mitt Romney is clearly unwilling to stand up to in the slightest. ACTUAL QUOTE TIME!
"In fact, the homosexual agenda represents the single greatest threat to religious liberty and association in America today. My complaint about Governor Romney all the way along is not that he's Mormon, but he's not Mormon enough. The Mormon Church believes homosexual behavior is sinful and that homosexual acts are offensive to God. So the question that needs to be asked of Governor Romney, do you agree with the teaching of your Church? If you do — that homosexual acts are offensive to God — then why have you made the face of your campaign someone who engages in conduct that your own Church says is offensive to God?" - Bryan Fischer, wasting precious oxygen on his daily show.
The Romney campaign has said the decision to quit was Grenell's, and that they didn't want him to go, but by all accounts, not only did they not say shit publicly telling Bryan Fischer to go fuck himself, they kept Grenell, if you'll pardon the expression, on the down low. He wasn't out there, again, if you'll pardon the expression, like all the other spokesmen. He was denied his basic human right to lie about Barack Obama on cable news because of his sexual orientation.
If you think, by the way, that this would be the case that led gay Republicans to realize that maybe, just maybe, there will never be a place for them in the allegedly modern GOP, well, you've never paid any attention to the Log Cabin Republicans.
"Ric was essentially hounded by the far right and far left. The Romney campaign has lost a well-known advocate of conservative ideas and a talented spokesman, and I am certain he will remain an active voice for a confident U.S. foreign policy." - the official statement of the Log Cabin Republicans.
That's true, for a very loose definition of the word "essentially". To the extent that the far left "hounded" him, they "hounded" him for a bunch of inflammatory bullshit neocon rhetoric. The far right hounded him BECAUSE HE WAS GAY. Rich Grenell didn't resign because he had to delete nearly a thousand tweets and posts, he resigned BECAUSE HE WAS GAY. So, if the Romney campaign lost a talented sokesman, guess what, dickheads? The far left had nothing to do with it. The people you're fighting to keep in power had everything to do with it.
Good thing your capacity for self-delusion is tied so closely to the tax cuts you get, eh?


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Last Tuesday, scientists at the Geological Society of America meeting in Dayton had a chance to view and discuss a rather fascinating fossil. "Godzillus" as it was dubbed by Ron Fine, the amateur paleontologist who found the fossil last year in northern Kentucky, weighs in at 150 pounds and dates back some 450 million years. Scientists are still looking to determine exactly what the fossil is, with early contenders being some early form of seaweed or sponge. This fits with the fact that the Cincinnati area, much like out own Columbus neighborhoods, was covered by a sea during this ancient time.
The entirety of the fossil record, of course, presents an insurmountable challenge to creationists, and most especially to those who subscribe to a young Earth theory. However, the location of this find makes for an even bigger headache for creationists. Godzillus was found in the same region that houses Answers in Genesis's Creation Museum. This 450-million-year-old link in the evolutionary chain was found just down the road from the Mecca of anti-science religiosity.
Godzillus comes from a time before fish existed in the seas stretching from Ohio to Tennessee. Fast forward 100 million years, and we see large, armored fish in the fossil record. Evidence of these fish, and thus of the evolutionary process that created them, can be found here in Columbus. Highbanks Metro Park has a display in the nature center featuring a fossil jawbone from one of these fish, Dinichthys, found in the park in 1987.
While evolution is already as much an irrefutable fact as science can ever describe, it is always fascinating to see new finds and new avenues of exploration. Each such discovery sounds a death knell for religion, as the fundamentalists are once again proven wrong and the liberals find the gaps their gods hide in shrinking farther and farther into nonexistence.


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What is the closest I can get to this?
If my laptop ever gets stolen, I want it to do everything in its power to phone home. Prey only kicks in after an internet connection has been established, and I don't trust a thief to figure out how to connect to wireless networks in a foreign operating system.


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Head Coach Kevin Williams has guided the women's golf team to five-straight NCAA Regional appearances.
May 1, 2012
GREENVILLE, N.C. - The East Carolina women's golf team is one of 24 teams headed to the Central Regional the NCAA Division I Golf Committee announced Monday evening.
The Lady Pirates, who earned their fifth straight at-large bid, were chosen as the No. 19 seed in the Central Regional, which will be played at the Ohio State Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio, May 10-12.
"I'm very proud of our team for receiving a bid to compete in the NCAA's," Williams said. "It has been a rewarding year in a lot of ways because we have gotten contribution from a lot of different players and the team has been extremely focused and hard working. It is nice to see that hard work rewarded.
"One of our main goals this year was to receive our fifth-straight bid to the NCAA Regionals. This team has bought into the tradition and standards set by those before them, which makes it even more special and rewarding."
The East Regional is one of three regional tournaments, which will be held to determine the championship field. Regional tournaments are considered preliminary round of NCAA championships competition, and all national championship policies will apply.
A total of 378 participants have been selected for the regional competition. Of these players, 126 will advance to the championships finals May 22-25 at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in Franklin, Tenn. and will be hosted by Vanderbilt University. Eight teams and two individuals will advance from each region.
The Lady Pirates (102-48), in its 12th year of existence, will make their eighth team appearance in the NCAA Regionals dating back to the 2002-03 season, where they garnered a No. 12 seed in the East Regional in Winston-Salem, N.C. finishing tied for 14th. The Pirates were a 15 seed during the 2004-05 campaign in Gainesville, Fla. finishing in 17th.
Former Pirate Adrienne Millican participated in the NCAA Championships as an individual in 2004 placing in a tie for 34th out of 126 golfers, while Lene Krog represented the Pirates at the championships as an individual in 2007 before withdrawing due to an injury after 36 holes.
After claiming its first Conference USA Championship in the spring of 2006, the Pirates earned an automatic bid to the East Regional heading to Greensboro, N.C. as the No. 20 seed and finished tied for 19th. The following year the Pirates returned as a team with a No. 13 ranking in the East Regional where they finished 12th of 24 teams in Athens, Ga.
In 2009, ECU narrowly missed making its first ever NCAA Championship appearance, falling two strokes out of eighth place in Gainesville, Fla. posting a three-day score of 892 (283-313-296) where the Pirates led after the first day of competition.
Two years ago in 2010, the Pirates garnered a 20th seed in the East Regional, which was played in their own back yard at the Ironwood Country Club. ECU finished 12th out of 24 teams shooting a tournament score of 895 (293-305-297).
Last year the Pirates garnered a No. 19 seed in the Central Regional where they finished 20th with a tournament score of 945.
The selection to the 2011-12 East Regional marks the first time ECU has received five consecutive at-large bids and it's the 10th-straight season where the Pirates will be represented in the NCAA Regionals.
East Carolina NCAA Team Results
2002-03: NCAA East Regional - t14th out of 24 teams (908)
2004-05: NCAA East Regional - 17th out of 24 teams (929)
2005-06: NCAA East Regional - t19th out of 24 teams (916)
2007-08: NCAA East Regional - 12th out of 24 teams (919)
2008-09: NCAA East Regional - 9th out of 24 teams (892)
2009-10: NCAA East Regional - 12th out of 24 teams (895)
2010-11: NCAA Central Regional - 20th out of 24 teams (945)
East Carolina NCAA Individual Results
Adrienne Millican (2003-04): NCAA East Regional - t9th out of 108 (222)
Lene Krog (2006-07): NCAA East Regional - t9th out of 108 (212)
Adrienne Millican (2003-04): NCAA Championships - t34th out of 126 (295)
Lene Krog (2006-07): NCAA Championships - Withdrew due to injury
Central Regional
The Central regional will be played May 10-12 at the Ohio State Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio hosted by Ohio State. Conference automatic qualifiers are indicated in parenthesis next to the institution.
1. Southern California
2. Auburn (Southeastern Conference)
3. Georgia
4. Vanderbilt
5. Tennessee
6. Ohio St.
7. Oregon
8. North Carolina St.
9. Virginia
10. Florida St.
11. Purdue
12. Arkansas
13. Ole Miss
14. Kentucky
15. Texas St.
16. South Fla. (Big East Conference)
17. Notre Dame
18. UTSA (Southland Conference)
19. East Carolina
20. Michigan
21. UNC Wilmington (Colonial Athletic Association)
22. Harvard (The Ivy League)
23. Butler (Horizon League)
24. Siena (Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference)
1. Madeleine Shiels, Nebraska
2. Alex Buelow, Stetson
3. Rika Park, Miami (FL)
4. Brittany Henderson, Costal Caro.
5. Leticia Ras-Anderica, Miami (FL)
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Career: All-time Arizona leader in assists (4,068) ... All-time Arizona leader in assists per game (13.00) ... School single-season record holder in assists (1,562 - 2000 season) ... Single-season record holder in assists per game (13.58 - 2000 season) ... Single match record holder in assists (84 vs. Arizona State 9/13/2000) ... Fourth on Arizona's all-time hitting percentage list (.294 - min. 1,000 attempts) ... Eighth on the career records list in matches started (87) and digs (889).
2000: AVCA First-Team All-American ... Volleyball Magazine First-Team All-American ... AVCA All-Pacific Region honoree ... NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team ... Pac-10 Player of the Year and First-Team All-Pac-10 ... Honorable Mention Academic All-Pac-10 ... Second in the conference with a 13.58 assists per game average ... Became Arizona's all-time assist leader, breaking Laura Bartsch's record of 4,024, with her 18th assist against Nebraska ... Broke Heather McCormack's single-season assist record with 1,562 ... Broke McCormack's nine-year-old school record with an 84 assist performance at Arizona State (9/13) ... Led Arizona to a .320 hitting percentage in 2000, the second highest percentage in Pac-10 history ... Tallied third career triple-double in Arizona's five-game loss to UCLA (10/12). Finished with a career-high15 kills, 67 assists and 22 digs ... Recorded second career triple-double on Sept. 2 with a 10 kill, 54 assist, 10 dig performance in Arizona's four game win over San Diego (9/2) ... Named to UOP Bankers Classic All-Tournament Team (11/25) ... Had a match-high 60 assists against Nebraska in the Central Region Finals (12/9) ... Dished out 62 assists and had 18 digs vs. ASU (11/18) ... In three matches against No. 9 Florida, No. 6 USC and No. 7 UCLA had 172 assists (13.23 apg) ... Had nine kills, 62 assists and 12 digs vs. No.9 Florida (11/7) ... Narrowly missed third triple-double of the season with 57 assist, 11 dig and nine kill performance at Stanford (10/26) ... Had 194 assists (16.17 apg) over a three match stretch Sept. 13-16 (84 at ASU, 65 at BYU, 45 at Utah) ... Pac-10 Player of the Week September 11 ... Named Wildcat Classic MVP for her 126 assist, 22 dig, 22 kill, .606 hitting percentage performance in the three match tournament ... Had a then-career-high 13 kills against Santa Clara (9/9) ... Garnered all-tournament honors at SDSU's Diggin' It 2000 Tournament Sept. 1-2.
1999: Starting setter ... All-District 8 honoree ... First-team All-Pac-10 selection ... Led the Cats in assists (1,160), assists per game (12.89) and digs per game (2.84) ... Broke Heather McCormack's Arizona single-season record for assists per game of 12.53, set in 1990 ... Ranked third in the Pac-10 in assists per game and 10th in the league in digs per game ... Finished eighth on the Cats' single-season assists list and 15th on their digs per game rankings ... Led the Cats in assists 24 times, in digs 10 times and in blocks four times ... Led the Cats with 14 double-figure dig matches and 14 double-doubles ... Averaged 14.0 assists per game in the Cats' three NCAA Tournament matches ... Recorded 50 or more assists nine times ... Earned spot on All-Starwoods Plaza Hotel Thanksgiving Tournament team thanks mostly to 43-assist, 12-dig performance vs. Hawaii (11/26) ... Named Pac-10 Player of the Week after averaging 14.0 assists at Washington and Washington State (11/5-6) ... Had 74 assists, fifth on Arizona's single-match list, and a career-high seven blocks at Washington (11/5) ... Posted her first career triple-double vs. UCLA (10/22) with 11 kills, 70 assists and 14 digs ... Her 11 kills in that match were a career-best ... Missed a triple-double by just three kills vs. Southern California (10/21), posting a season-high 20 digs ... Had a then-season-high 66 assists and a then-career-best five blocks at USC (9/25) ... Named to the U.S. Bank All-Tournament team by averaging 13.56 assists per game ... Starting setter on the 1999 U.S. Junior National Teams, missing the first week of Arizona's season competing at the World Junior Games ... Team reached semifinals of the competition ... Fellow Wildcat Lisa Rutledge was a teammate ... Honored with a 1999-2000 Mary Roby Academic Achievement Award.
1998: Starting setter ... Led the Cats in assists (1,346) and digs (309) ... Pac-10 All-Freshman and honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection ... Arizona's first freshman starting setter since Lindsey Hahn in 1986 ... Played every point of every match ... One of three Wildcats to appear in all 108 games and one of four to start all 29 matches ... Ranked fifth in the Pac-10 in assists (12.46) and eighth in digs (2.86) ... Set Arizona freshman records for matches started (29), assists, assists per game, digs and digs per game ... Ranked second on Arizona's single-season assists per game list and fourth on the total assists list ... Also finished among the Cats' season leaders in digs per game (14th), digs (15th) and matches started (t-15th) ... Ranked among UA's freshman leaders in games played (4th), service aces per game (5th), matches played and service aces (t-5th), block assists and total blocks (10th) ... The 77 assists were one shy of Arizona's single-match record ... Led the Cats in assists in all 29 matches and in digs 12 times ... Led the Cats with 15 double-figure dig matches and 15 double-doubles ... Recorded 50 or more assists 10 times ... Had 52 assists and 12 digs in postseason debut against Fresno State (12/3) ... Posted team season-highs with 77 assists and 26 digs vs. Washington State (11/22) ... Posted 67 assists vs. Arizona State (11/13) ... Registered 57 assists and hit .462 (6-0-13) at Stanford (10/25) ... Had a team-best four blocks at California (10/23) ... Recorded 63 assists at Oregon State (10/2) ... Posted 59 assists and 23 digs vs. Stanford (9/25) ... Had a season-high three service aces vs. Western Michigan (9/11) ... Registered seven kills in four different matches ... Earned all-tournament honors at both the University Park Holiday Inn Classic and the Varsity Clubs of America Classic ... Ranked 50th on the Arizona Daily Star's "98 for 98."
High School: Graduated from Bakersfield (Calif.) High School where she played for Coach Kelly Hardin ... Lettered three years in volleyball ... Team captain each year ... Third-team All-American as selected by Volleyball Magazine ... Named to Volleyball Magazine's Fab 50 ... Starting setter and captain on 1998 world champion U.S. Junior National Team ... Named Bakersfield County player of the year as a senior ... Earned all-league and all-area honors three years ... Named team MVP three times ... Also competed one season on the soccer team as a center halfback.
Club Experience: Competed for the Kern River Volleyball Club in Bakersfield, Calif., from 1993-98 under head coach Kelly Hardin ... Team finished first at Davis competition in 1997.
Personal: Full name: Dana Elizabeth Burkholder ... Born: 6/21/80 in Mission Viejo, Calif. ... Major: creative writing/English literature ... Daughter of Fred and Mary Ellen Burkholder ... Sister, Joy, plays volleyball at Cal State Bakersfield ... Another sister, Beth, competed on the Northern Illinois volleyball team from 1994-97.


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Faculty and Staff - Dorothy J. Klimis-Zacas
School of Food and Agriculture
Food Science and Human Nutrition
Professor of Clinical Nutrition
5735 Hitchner Hall, Room 107
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5736
Phone: (207)581-3124
Fax: (207) 581-1636
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dr. Klimis-Zacas' research web page
1982 Ph.D. Nutrition, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania
1978 M.S. Physiology, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania
1974 B.A. Biology and Honors, Beaver College, Glenside, Pennsylvania
Professional Experience | Courses Taught | Research Interests | Funded Projects | Publications | Professional Activities | Honors
Professional Experience
Professor of Clinical Nutrition, University of Maine, Orono, Maine, 2003 to present
Cooperating Professor, Department of Nutrition and Dietetics, Harokopio University, Athens, Greece , 1996 to present
Associate Professor of Clinical Nutrition, University of Maine, Orono, Maine, 1994 to 2003
Fulbright Fellow, Athens School of Public Health, Athens, Greece, 1995 to 1996
Assistant Professor of Clinical Nutrition, University of Maine, Orono, Maine, 1988-1994
Visiting scientist at the Department of Physiological Chemistry, University of Cologne, Germany and the Department of Clinical Chemistry, University of Cologne Hospital, 1986-1987
Assistant Professor of Science, Husson College, Bangor, Maine, 1983- 1985
Instructor of Nutrition at the University of Maine, Orono, Maine, Summer 1981
Courses Taught
FSN 101 Introduction to Food and Nutrition -fall
FSN 420 Abnormal Nutrition (Medical Nutrition Therapy)- spring
FSN 510 Trace Minerals – spring, even years
FSN 584 Lipids in Health and Disease- spring, odd years
• Functional foods and food bioactives on vasomotor function and aortic glycosaminoglycan structure and metabolism as related to Cardiovasular Disease and Obesity with the use of biosensors
• Berry bioactives and their mechanism of action on inflammation and gene expression associated with the Metabolic Syndrome.
• The role of anthocyanins on cognitive performance and brain function and metabolism
• The bioavailability and metabolic fate of berry bioactives and their effect(s) on gut microbiota
• Human interventions to study the role of food bioactives on Cardiovascular Disease, attenuation of oxidative stress, endothelial function, DNA protection and repair and gut microbiota
Funded Projects
Manganese, arterial functional properties and metabolism as related to cardiovascular disease
Manganese-proteoglycan-lipoprotein interactions and arterial wall functional properties
Whole wild blueberries and their effect on the biomechanical properties and metabolism of the rat aorta as related to hypertension
Wild blueberry-enriched diets and aortic glycosaminoglycan structure and metabolism as related to atherosclerosis
Selected Publications-last 5 years
Vendrame S., Zhao A., Merrow T., Klimis-Zacas D. (2014). The effects of wild blueberry consumption on glucose metabolism in the obese Zucker rat, a model of metabolic syndrome. Journal of Medicinal Food, submitted for publication
Del Bo' C., Porrini M., Fracassetti D., Campolo J., Klimis-Zacas D., Riso P. (2014). A single blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) portion prevents peripheral arterial dysfunction induced by acute cigarette smoke in young healthy volunteers. British Journal of Nutrition, submitted for publication
Taverniti V., Fracassetti D., Del Bo' C., Lanti C., Minuzzo M., Klimis-Zacas D., Riso P., Guglielmetti S. (2014). Wild Blueberry anthocyanins exert immunomodulatory effects on human Caco-2 intestinal cells and U937 macrophages. Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, submitted for publication
Vendrame S., Kristo A.S., Schuschke D.A., Klimis-Zacas D. (2014). Wild blueberry consumption affects aortic vascular function in the obese Zucker rat. Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, 39:255-61
Vendrame S., Daugherty A., Kristo A.S., Klimis-Zacas D. (2014). Wild blueberry-enriched diet (Vaccinium angustifolium) improves dyslipidemia and modulates gene expression related to lipid metabolism in obese Zucker rats. British Journal of Nutrition, 111:194-200
Vendrame S., Daugherty A., Kristo A.S., Riso P., Klimis-Zacas D. (2013).Wild blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium) consumption improves inflammatory status in the obese Zucker rat model of the metabolic syndrome. Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, 24:1508-12
Guglielmetti S., Fracassetti D., Taverniti V., Del Bo' C., Vendrame S., Klimis-Zacas D., Arioli S., Riso P., Porrini M. (2013). Differential modulation of human intestinal Bifidobacterium populations after consumption of a wild blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium) drink. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 61:8134-40
Lacombe A., Li R.W., Klimis-Zacas D., Kristo A.S., Tadepalli S., Krauss E., Young R., Wu V.C.H. (2013). Anthocyanin-rich lowbush wild blueberries have the potential to modify gut microbiota and enhance xenobiotic metabolism in the rat colon.
PloS One, 8:e67497
Kristo A.S, Kalea A.Z, Schuschke D.A, Klimis-Zacas D.J. (2013). Attenuation of alpha-adrenergic-induced vasoconstriction by dietary wild blueberries (Vaccinium angustifolium) is mediated by the NO-cGMP pathway in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHRs). International Journal of Food Science and Nutrition, 64:979-87
Del Bo' C., Porrini M., Fracassetti D., Campolo J., Klimis-Zacas D., Riso P. (2013). A single blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) portion prevents peripheral arterial dysfunction induced by acute cigarette smoke in young healthy volunteers. Pharmanutrition, 2:1-7
Fracassetti D., Del Bo' C., Simonetti P., Gardana C., Klimis-Zacas D., Ciappellano S. (2013). Effect of time and storage temperature on anthocyanin decay and antioxidant activity in wild blueberry (Vaccinium aungustifolium) powder. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 61:2999−3005
Del Bo' C., Riso P., Campolo J., Moller P., Loft S., Klimis-Zacas D., Brambilla A., Rizzolo A., Porrini M. (2013). A single portion of blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L) improves protection against DNA damage but not vascular function in healthy male volunteers. Nutrition Research, 33:220-7.
Riso P., Klimis-Zacas D., Del Bo' C., Vendrame S., Martini D., Campolo J., De Maria R., Porrini M. (2013). The effect of wild blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium) intake on markers of oxidative stress, inflammation and endothelial function in subjects with cardiovascular risk factors. European Journal of Nutrition, 52:949-61.
Lacombe A., Li R.W., Klimis-Zacas D., Kristo A.S., Tadepalli S., Krauss E., Young R., Wu V.C.H. (2012). Lowbush blueberries, Vaccinium angustifolium, modulate the functional potential of nutrient utilization and DNA maintenance mechanisms in the rat proximal colon microbiota. Functional Foods in Health and Disease, 2:228-241.
Papandreou M.A., Tsachaki M., Efthimiopoulos S., Klimis-Zacas D., Margarity M., Lamari F.N. (2012). Cell-Line Specific Protection by Berry Polyphenols Against Hydrogen Peroxide Challenge and Lack of Effect on Metabolism of Amyloid Precursor Protein. Phytotherapy Research, 26:956–963.
Del Bo', C., Riso, P., Brambilla, A., Gardana, C., Rizzolo, A., Simonetti, P., Bertolo, G., Klimis-Zacas, D., Porrini, M. (2012). Blanching Improves Anthocyanin Absorption from Highbush Blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) Purée in Healthy Human Volunteers: A Pilot Study. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 12:9298-304.
Kristo A.S, Malavaki C.J, Lamari F.N, Karamanos N.K, Klimis-Zacas D.J. (2012). Wild blueberry (V. angustifolium)-enriched diets alter aortic glycosaminoglycan profile in the spontaneously hypertensive rat. J Nutr Biochem. 2012, 23(8):961-5.
Klimis-Zacas D., Kristo A.S. Wild Blueberries (Vaccinium angustifolium): Modulators of Vascular Function, Structure, and Metabolism. In: Bhimanagouda SP, Guddadarangavvanahally KJ, Kotamballi NCM, Chidambara M, Navindra PS, editors. Emerging Trends in Dietary Components for Preventing and Combating Disease. ACS Publication Series, 2012, 151-166.
Del Bo' C., Klimis-Zacas, D., Kristo, A., Riso, P., Porrini, M., Ciappellano, S. (2012). The temporal effect of a wild blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium)-enriched diet on vasomotor tone in the Sprague-Dawley rat. Nutrition Metabolism and Cardiovascular Disease, 22:127-32.
Yiannakoulia M., Brusee S.E., Drichoutis A.C., Kalea A.Z., Yiannakouris N., Matalas A.L, Klimis-Zacas D. (2012). Food consumption patterns in Mediterranean adolescents: Are there differences between overweight and normal weight adolescents? Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, 44:233-9.
Vendrame S., Guglielmetti S., Riso P., Arioli S., Klimis-Zacas D., Porrini M. (2011). Six-week consumption of a wild blueberry powder drink increases bifidobacteria in the human gut. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 59:12815-20.
Del Bo' C., Martini D., Vendrame S., Riso P., Ciappellano S., Klimis-Zacas D., Porrini M. (2010). Improvement of lymphocyte resistance against H2O2-induced DNA damage in Sprague-Dawley rats after eight weeks of a wild blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium)-enriched diet. Mutation Research, 703:158-162.
Kalea A.Z, Clark K., Schuschke D.A., Kristo A.S., Klimis-Zacas D. (2010). Dietary enrichment with wild blueberries (Vaccinium angustifolium) affects the vasomotor pathways in young Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats (SHR). Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, 21:14-22.
Kristo A., Kalea A.Z, Schuschke D., Klimis-Zacas D. (2010). A wild blueberry enriched diet (V. augustifolium) improves vascular tone in the adult Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat (SHR). Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 58:11600-5.
Del Bo' C., Ciappellano S., Klimis-Zacas D., Martini D., Gardana C., Riso P., Porrini M. (2010). Anthocyanin Absorption, Metabolism, and Distribution from a Wild Blueberry-Enriched Diet (Vaccinium Angustifolium) Is Affected by Diet Duration. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 58:2491-2497.
Kalea A.Z., Clark K., Schuschke D., Klimis-Zacas D. (2009). Vascular reactivity is affected by dietary consumption of wild blueberries in the Sprague-Dawley rat. Journal of Medicinal Food, 12:21-28.
Papandreou M.A., Dimakopoulou A., Cordopatis P., Klimis-Zacas D., Margarity M., Lamari F. (2009). Effect of a Polyphenol-rich Blueberry Extract on Cognitive Performance of Mice on Brain Antioxidant Markers and Acetylcholinesterase Activity. Behavioural Brain Research,198:352-358.
Books Edited
D. Klimis-Zacas and I. Wolinsky. Nutritional Concerns of Women, CRC Press Inc., Boca Raton, Fl., 2003. (2nd edition)
D. Klimis-Zacas. Annual Editions: Nutrition 2001/02, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin (2001)
D. Klimis-Zacas, Annual Editions: Nutrition 2002/2003, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin (2002)
D. Klimis-Zacas, Annual Editions: Nutrition 2003/2004, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin (2003)
D. Klimis-Zacas, Annual Editions: Nutrition 2004/2005, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin (2004)
D. Klimis-Zacas, Annual Editions: Nutrition 2005/2006, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin (2005)
D. Klimis-Zacas, Annual Editions: Nutrition 2006/2007, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin (2006)
D. klimis-Zacas, Annual Editions: Nutrition2007/2008, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin (2007)
Professional Activities and/or Services
Editorial Board for CRC Press Series in Modern Nutrition
Editor in Chief for Annual Editions: Nutrition, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin
Member, American Dietetic Association, R.D. eligible
Member, American Society for Nutritional Sciences
Member, Atherosclerosis Society (International)
Member, Maine Nutrition Council
Member, Maine Dietetic Association
Member, Hellenic Dietetic Association
Professor Klimis-Zacas is a member of the Planning Committee for the Tri-Society International Conference for Trace Element Research in Humans (ISTERH), Nordic Trace Element Society (NTES)
and the Hellenic Trace Element Society (HTES) on "Trace Elements in Diet, Nutrition and Health: Essentiality and Toxicity" to be held October 21-26, 2007 in the beautiful island of Crete, Greece. She
Chairs the session on "Trace elements: Modulators of Arterial function and Metabolism".
She is also member of the Fund raising committee of the Conference.
Professor Klimis-Zacas attended the 10th annual Conference of the Wild Blueberry Health Research group in Bar Harbor, Maine, August 15-19, 2007 where she presented her research findings.
She was interviewed on Channel 5 and 7, Bangor, Bangor Daily News, and CBC Canada on her research on wild blueberries and their effects on vasorelaxation and cardiovascular disease as well on the contributions of the FSN faculty to wild blueberry research and Maine economy.
Professor Dorothy Klimis-Zacas has been named a Senior Fulbright Specialist for 2007-2012. The award, which promotes collaborations with non-U.S. academic institutions world-wide, requires rigorous application and selection process. It enables the specialist to travel to a foreign country from two to six weeks to collaborate on curriculum and faculty development, institutional planning and other activities (2007-2012)
Fulbright Fellow, School of Public Health, Athens, Greece (1995)
Recipient of Helena Rubinstein Foundation Chemistry Scholarship
Who's Who in the East
American Men and Women of Science
Sigma Xi (Research Honor Society)


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Boston Celtics earned themselves one
more chance at home, though that's hardly been an advantage so far.
In the wildest game yet of a series headed to a Game 7, the
Celtics overcame the late ejection of Paul Pierce and sent their
first-round matchup with the Indiana Pacers back to Boston for the
deciding game with a 92-89 victory Thursday night.
"That is the craziest ... game I've ever seen in my life,"
Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. "This series has just been
In the six games thus far, the home team has won just twice.
Three of the games were blowouts, and each time, the losing team
came back to win the next one on the road.
On Thursday night, Antoine Walker scored 24 points, including a
go-ahead 3-pointer early in overtime and the clinching basket with
a minute to go to keep the Celtics alive.
"I was just trying to rally the troops together," Walker said.
"We were in a hostile environment and I tried to rally the troops
to keep going on and play."
Boston came back from an early 11-point deficit, took the lead
late in the second quarter and stayed in front until the closing
seconds of regulation, when Pierce was ejected for his second
technical foul.
Boston led 84-83 at the time, and Pierce had just been
intentionally fouled by Jamaal Tinsley as the Pacers tried to stop
the clock. Tinsley hit Pierce in the neck while fouling him, and
Pierce appeared to swing his elbow in anger.
"It was an overreaction to a hard foul and I lost my cool out
there. It almost cost us," Pierce said. "I'm just happy we got
the win. I don't know how I'd feel if we lost this game."
Referee Steve Javie did not immediately make a call. But after
huddling with the other two officials, Pierce was assessed his
second technical foul of the game -- an automatic ejection.
"I thought Tinsley should have been kicked out of the game for
some of the dirty things he did to us. He had his hands in my face
on the last play, and that's why I overreacted," Pierce said. "It
won't happen again."
Reggie Miller hit the technical foul shot to tie the game, and
the Pacers got to choose which Celtics player would replace Pierce
at the foul line. They selected Kendrick Perkins, a 64 percent foul
shooter, and he missed both attempts.
The Pacers then had a chance to win, but Miller shot an airball
from well behind the 3-point line, sending the game to overtime.
"When the incident happened with Paul, all I told the team ...
was that we cannot lose this game," Rivers said. "We cannot. ...
We've played all year to have a Game 7 in our place."
Al Jefferson scored the first basket of the extra period, and
there was one more tie before Walker's 3-pointer put the Celtics
ahead to stay. His next basket made it 91-87 before Tinsley scored,
and Indiana got the ball back with 15 seconds left.
Jermaine O'Neal then missed a 16-foot turnaround and the ball
went out of bounds over the backboard. Delonte West hit one of two
free throws to finish the scoring for Boston, and Indiana's Anthony
Johnson missed a 3-pointer after Indiana inbounded with 0.7 seconds
"We're now in a situation where we have an opportunity to play
what I call the ultimate game and it's never easy to close out a
series, no matter what happens," Indiana coach Rick Carlisle said.
"It's tough. We've got to go up there and get a win.
"It's certainly disappointing to have a chance to advance and
not get it done at home. But Boston played a good all-around
game," he said.
Ricky Davis had a playoff career-high 22 points and Pierce added
20 for Boston. O'Neal led Indiana with 26 points.
"We didn't expect to lose this game. It's another tough
obstacle for us," O'Neal said. "But nobody's in a panic mode.
We've got one more chance to move on. Nobody said it would be
The winner of Game 7 on Saturday will open the Eastern
Conference semifinals at defending NBA champion Detroit.
"I think Reggie might have just played his last game in his
building," Walker said in a postgame interview with Turner Sports.
Walker had 13 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter and
overtime, but it was Boston's bench that initially put the Celtics
in position to win.
Led by Davis and Jefferson, who finished with 11 points and 14
rebounds, the Celtics' bench outscored the starters in the first
half to overcome Indiana's early lead. The Pacers scored the first
10 points of the game, and a basket and free throw by Miller gave
Indiana its biggest lead, 19-8.
The Celtics came back in the second quarter, led 49-43 at the
half and 70-62 after three quarters before consecutive 3-pointers
by Indiana's James Jones and Fred Jones started the frantic fourth
Game notes
Miller, who had 12 points, needs 27 points to pass former
Celtics player Sam Jones (2,909) for 18th in playoff career
scoring. ... The last time Boston won a playoff series after
trailing 3-2 was in 1988 against Atlanta. ... Former players Walt
Frazier, George Gervin and Dominique Wilkins attended the game as
part of the NBA Legends Tour.


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The rocket-powered Messerschmitt Me-163 represented the culmination of Alexander Lippisch's years of research in rocketplanes, tail-less aircraft, and high aspect ratio delta wings.
As a weapon, the Me-163 had tremendous speed but very limited range. Due to the dangerous nature of its propellants and incomplete development before being put into production, it was said to have killed more of its own pilots than the enemy's...
The Me-163 had a maximum speed of 960 km/hr; a cruise speed of 800 km/hr; and a landing speed 80 m/s. Range was only 80 km during a 7.5 minute mission. The aircraft could reach 12 km altitude 3.3 minutes after takeoff. Armament was 2 x Mk 118 x 60 rockets.
Crew Size: 1.
Gross mass: 3,995 kg (8,807 lb).
Height: 5.70 m (18.70 ft).
Span: 9.33 m (30.61 ft).
Thrust: 16.60 kN (3,732 lbf).


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Free Family Fun Outdoor Movie Night on August 23 in Earl Bales Park
Everyone is invited to a free family movie night as we show "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax" at Earl Bales Park in the Barry Zukerman Amphitheatre on Thursday, August 23, 2012. Â Join us at 8PM for great family fun activities and then stay for a movie under the stars at 9PM. Kosher light refreshments will be available.
Thursday, August 23, 2012Â 8PM: Family fun activities, 9PM: Movie
Barry Zukerman Amphitheatre, Earl Bales Park, 4169 Bathurst Street
The Lorax plot synopsis: A 12-year-old boy searches for the one thing that will enable him to win the affection of the girl of his dreams. To find it he must discover the story of the Lorax, the grumpy yet charming creature who fights to protect his world. 2012, Rated G, 86 Minutes.
The Barry Zukerman Amphitheatre is located in the North end of Earl Bales Park by the Community Centre. If driving, please take Raoul Wallenberg Rd from Bathurst Street. Parking is available near the Earl Bales Community Centre.
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Haven't been out to see the Christmas lights yet? Check out the 9th Street Hill (link) luminaria display. While you are out, check out Christmas on Greenview. This elaborate set up rivals any of the residential displays anywhere in the country and brings visitors from far and near (link). Frankfort Park has its Holiday Lights display (link). A donation is requested for charity.
If you plan on ice skating, check with Riverside Skating Rink before heading out (link) as warm weather may mean a temporary closing.
Flooding: With the snow melt and rain, be aware there may be flooding along the Wabash Heritage Trail and trails 3&4 at Prophetstown SP.
Dec. 20-22: Linden Depot, noon -7 p.m. This is the last weekend to visit for the season (link). Go see the custom made 10' tall Nutcracker! This year, a donation of 10$ gets you a Christmas ornament of the Nutcracker while supplies last). Close to home, this great little museum features some awesome train layouts and Monon memorabilia. Need Christmas gifts? They have small gift shop with a great variety of items (and prices). Museum fees are waived for this special event. (They will accept donations though.)
Dec. 21: Wolf Park Christmas party. 1-4 p.m. Postponed from last week. Come out and visit Santa and enjoy the wolves as they receive treats. This year Santa and his elves will arrive on the Purdue Boilermaker Special Train. Kids can help put the treats on the wolves/foxes treat tree at 1 p.m. While there, browse the gift shop for gifts. Clothing, educational games and toys as well as unique animal themed everyday items are available. Family friendly, fee charged (link).
In the Indy area:
Now through Jan. 19: Jingle Rails at Eiteljorg Museum is a perennial favorite. The O scale layout features trains leaving downtown Indy headed out west. Western national parks are their destination, and scale models of those parks' famous features are part of the layout. Admission to the museum includes the Jingle Rails exhibit (link).


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