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Discover Barcelona with Parking 3
Size60 m²
Floor No.3
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
|Carrer Radas, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
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|Property ID
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|A few hours
|Calendar updated
You don't need to take public transport if you wanted to see and visit different places of the city because you are already in the center of it, everything is walking distance. Otherwise, there is a connection of auto bus and metro just about 100 meters.
Parking Area:
We have a secured parking area in the building, accessed by remote control.The price of the parking is 20€ per day ( not included in the daily rent). The full payment of the parking is required on the day of your arrival.
For the family with baby:
We could provide baby cot and high chair for your baby, if required and advised in advance only.
*The apartment is in 3RD FLOOR and the building WITHOUT elevator.
We beg you to respect the right of neighbours to peace and quiet.
It is strictly forbidden to make much noise between 22:00 and 09:00.
We will provide keys of the apartment when you check-in.
Arrival time: 16:00 at the earliest but it could be adjusted on previous request depending on availability.
Extra cost for the following situations:
Arrival later than 22:00 = 30 euros.
Check-out time: 11:00 at the latest but it could be adjusted on previous request depending on availability.
Power and water included in the price of the apartment.
Not suitable for wheel chairs.
It is strictly forbidden:
Smoking inside the apartment.
Making too much noise or listening to loud music.
Running stag parties or birthday and football celebrations.
Very important notice:
Tourist Tax, 1€ per person/day will be applied only for the first seven days of stay.
It has to be paid on the check-in day.
We have 100 EUR security deposit. This amount we will return on the day of your check out if everything in the apartment is in good condition.
|Check-in after
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|On arrangement
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|Cancellation Policy
My sister and I had a great time in Barcelona. The flat is in a nice district and well located for sightseeing. It was clean and comfortable with a nice little balcony. It is however reached by climbing 59 steps to the fourth floor so not suitable for those with restricted mobility.We would have liked mirrors in the bedrooms and a few coat hangers.
Jaime was helpful and responded quickly when the gas ran out.
What a lovely apartment. In a perfect area. Near the centre but still really central. Jaime and Hans made sure we had everything we needed and even took us through places to visit and eat. We cannot recommend this apartment highly enough.
Will definitely be back.
Buena experiencia en general. La atención de Jordi genial, con consejos prácticos para el viajero. El barrio tranquilo y con muchos comercios para el día a día, de buen precio y con el metro cerca. El apartamento correcto estado, pelín austero, colchón cómodo.
Lo mejor: cocina (muy completa).
Lo peor: tercero sin ascensor, las tuberías del baño huelen un poco, no hay persianas, ducha estrecha.
La casa está bien para alojar a 4 personas, la cocina está perfectamente equipada, está muy bien situada y céntrica, es tranquila, sin ruidos. El anfitrión se portó muy bien. Internet nos pareció un poco lento, el baño es muy pequeño y el grifo de la ducha cuesta mucho de regular para encontrar la temperatura deseada. Habitaciones correctas y camas comodas. Lo recomiendo.
The apartment was really nice, close to the metro and comfortable.
The quarter is quite quiet and overall we had a great experience. I highly recommend to book this apartment. It has got a big double bed, one bunk bed and a single one. Jordi, our host has been really nice and has explained us many things. Thank you to the owner of the apartment and to Jordi !
The Appartement was aus described, only there was no TV, but we didn't need one because we had an iPad and there was wifi.
The walls were not so thick, so one can hear the neighbours, but for us it was not a big Problem.
Jordi gave us a lot of tipps of what to visit as tourists and how to get there with Bus and Metro. Thanx again very much. The Appartment is in Barcelona Center two Metro Stations away from the Ramblas. You need 50-100 meter to the Metro Station.
when we had a question about the oven Jamie replied very quick and solved the problem for us.
In Summary, wie can recommend the Appartement and we would came back again.
Very nice appartment and location. With plenty of space and very close to Eric Granados (with its top restaurants and cafes). Receptions was very nice and helpful. Recommended!
The strongest point about this property is the location. Using the subway, in less than 10 minutes you can be at the city centre. It is also important to mention how clean it was and how friendly Jordi (the person who welcomed us to the property) was. You get exactly what you paid for. As there is always room for improvement, it is important to get a bigger shower curtain. Will stay there again
Toni and David greeted us at the airport and were extremely patient with us whilst we took our time to decide whether to rent a car or bikes. Toni even called the rent a bike shop and made all the arrangements. When we arrived at the house he showed us around and also advised us on places to visit in Menorca.
The house is lovely. A peaceful quiet place in the middle of the countryside. The owner and all the family, who live in a separate part of the house, are extremely kind and respected our privacy whilst always being available to help and always ready for a chat. The 12-year-old sweet Carlotta also speaks English! We used the brand new swimming pool and BBQ. We also had fresh eggs from the chickens! Thank you for a lovely stay.
Our stay was fabulous in every aspect from arrival Jaime put us in touch with a taxi driver with which we had no problem getting and then we received Jordi, which is great, I explain to us where we could go, the sites most important and how to move, finally, our reception could not have been better. The apartment, on our part, we did not find any problems.
Certainly, to repeat and recommend.
Nuestra estancia ha sido fabulosa en todos los aspectos, desde nuestra llegada Jaime nos puso en contacto con un taxista con lo cual no tuvimos ningún problema para llegar y después nos recibió Jordi, que es genial, nos explico donde podíamos ir, los sitios mas importantes y como desplazarnos, en fin, nuestro recibimiento no podía haber sido mejor. El apartamento, por nuestra parte, no encontramos ningún inconveniente.
Sin duda, para repetir y recomendar.
- Quality assured accommodation
- Every host is verified by telephone
- Secure payment via SSL encryption


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The 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil officially got underway on the afternoon of Thursday, June 12, 2014, with a match between Croatia and host country, Brazil. The match was filled with great action and some questionable calls, but even more questionable would be the opening ceremony that included Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull as the top performers.
Thursday's World Cup opening ceremony was big and elaborate and unique, but it was incredibly strange.
First of all, there was a giant disco ball globe situated in the center of the pitch that began spinning and changing colors and showing different scenes. All of that was happening while the weirdest creatures you'd ever see were parading around.
SEE: 2014 FIFA World Cup: Full schedule for groups, matches, live TV, more
There were men and women partaking in choreographed Taekwondo mock fights.
Creatures from the forest took over the center of the pitch as there were grass people, tree people, flower people, and bush people. Let's not forget about the random boy mock-paddling a canoe carried by people dressed in blue.
It's possible they were representing water, but he was wearing a visible seat belt so all was safe.
As the giant disco globe opened up and presented J-Lo and Pitbull, there was a technical error. The rising platform didn't fully rise up to meet the rest of the stage and J-Lo needed a helping hand from Pitbull.
While all of this was going on, just about every media outlet missed the World Cup opening kick which was miraculously made by an unknown paraplegic man using a machine-like exoskeleton that allowed the young Brazilian to stand and kick the ball.
Yes, this was missed by just about anyone and everyone, but at least they got good pics of the soccer-ball head people.
Priorities, World Cup. Priorities.

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How Will I Recieve My Financial Aid Money?
This is a question that often only occurs to new students at the time their tuition payments come due. A clear understanding about the answer now though, can help you avoid unseen problems later on. First and foremost, it is important to speak with a financial aid adviser at your school. Different institutions may have different policies and procedures that affect how the money gets to you. You will also need to be clear about specifics like where to pick up any checks you might receive, how you will know when your tuition has been covered, and if your school uses some kind of book voucher system.
At most schools the process is generally the same. After your aid has been offered to you and you accept it, the actual money is sent to the school. It is then applied to your tuition and fee bill before any of it reaches you. This includes funds from any grants or loans, as well as most scholarships. You may then be given a payment for any aid you receive over the amount of your tuition. If you do get a refund check, it should go toward needed, educational expenses. Try to have your expenses prioritized before you get your check. That way you will know that everything you need before the semester gets started is taken care of.
Your school may or may not be leaving it up to you to make payments toward housing out of your financial aid refund. So if you are living on campus, be sure to find that out. Also remember, if you are participating in a work-study program you are most likely going to be receiving that money through a regular paycheck rather than in one lump sum.


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First report of piscine nodavirus, (Betanodaviridae) ...
|Paper title
|First report of piscine nodavirus, (Betanodaviridae) infecting wild winter flounder, Pleuronectes americanus, from Passamaquoddy Bay, New Brunswick
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|D. E. Barker, A. M. MacKinnon, L. Boston, M. D. B. Burt, D. K. Cone, David J. Speare, S. Griffiths, M. Cook, R. Ritchie, G. Olivier
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|Moving forward through partnerships. Proceedings of the contributed papers of the 18th Annual Meeting of the Aquaculture Association of Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 6-9 May 2001
|C. I., Hendry, S. E., McGladdery
|Piscine nodaviruses are frequently being reported from a variety of cultured and wild finfish. These pathogens are responsible for viral encephalopathy and retinopathy (VER), also known as viral nervous necrosis (VNN) or fish encephalitis. Recently, nodavirus infections have posed serious problems for larval and juvenile cultured halibut, Hippoglossus hippoglossus in Norway and Scotland. To date, no such viruses have been described from any cultured or wild pleuronectids in Atlantic Canada, however, surveys of wild populations of pleuronectids are required to accurately assess the risk of potential transfer of nodavirus from wild to caged halibut. This paper presents the results of monthly surveys (April 2000 - March 2001) of viruses from wild winter flounder, Pleuronectes americanus, collected from Passamaquoddy Bay, New Brunswick, Canada. We detected nodavirus from only one out of 440 flounder (0.23%) examined. This is the first report of piscine nodavirus isolated from wild winter flounder in Atlantic Canada and although this prevalence may seem low, we discuss the implications of this finding for our emerging 'alternative species' aquaculture industry..
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TC TO MARGARET A. CARLYLE ; 18 May 1842; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18420518-TC-MAC-01; CL 14: 190-192
Chelsea, 18 May, 1842—
My dear Mother,
I have been very idle all this morning; called off by one thing after another, and alas by my own laziness most of all: I will not throw-by the pen till I have accomplished at least one small good-action, the writing of a few words to my Mother! You have heard nothing of me since I wrote to you from Rugby: Jack in[d]eed told me he wrote last week, and you have had Newspapers indicating that nothing material was wrong: nevertheless a Letter I know is always a Letter for you. Perhaps Jean too did forward a Letter I wrote to Dumfries? I rather encouraged her to do so.
On the day after my last Letter, having actually visited Oliver Cromwell's battle-ground &c, I did arrive safe here towards midnight. All was correct in the house; myself still partly expected there: poor Jane was worn away far thinner than I had expected, than I ever saw her before. She continues still very weakly, very mournful; but, I trust, is gathering strength nevertheless. Some days she looks much better; then she relapses again. She gets out daily for most part, but is a very poor walker at present. She keeps herself very silent; does not seem to incline speaking much even with me about her Mother. Poor thing, she has got a deep wound, which only Time can heal somewhat. Her Liverpool Cousin, a cheery little creature, is very useful here at present.
Not the smallest news has yet come about Templand Farm: one is at least not disturbed with clatter about it here. A Letter came this morning, inclosed in a few lines from Alick, the first word I have yet got out of Annandale,—for which thank him in my name. The Letter itself is a very useless one; a man talking of engaging the House at Craigenputtoch as a "genteel residence," with the adjuncts of hunting and fishing. He evidently does not know the ground, except by some transitory clatter of M'Diarmid's:1 I have written to say that Corson has the place for this year; and that in no year do I think it would fit him.
My Books, I found on coming here, had gone a curious road: out of my hands altogether; the new Booksellers had been obliged to buy them up at once from the sharkish Attorney, Fraser's Brother: so they pay me down at once some four hundred pounds (in all) which is less than the half, I think, of what the Books were calculated "in the course of years" to have yielded. But I have actually got the money; I am out of the Shark Fraser's hands; have nothing more to, nor ever shall I trust have more to do, with Bookseller's "half-profits" and burbles: and so, on the whole, am not at all displeased at this result. These new Booksellers will probably get the Books sold off much sooner than Fraser would have done; I shall then have liberty to publish again, and will make a new bargain for ready-money down, if I can.— Having now done with all my past Books, I look forward with more and more anxiety to my future Book, which is not written yet! Alas, the steam is quite low, and it will take a terrible getting up again. But I hope to make a good Book nevertheless.
I have got my Shower-bath mounted here, and in a still simpler way than the Scotsbrig one: pullies are screwed into the joists of the back kitchen, and a little square frame of wood is fixed against the ceiling round them: to the pullies the mere tin-work of the bath is hung; a suggle2 of old crumb-cloth, nailed round the frame, hangs like a long square sack down to the very ground, or near it; into the bottom of this we set a big tub, at the top of it hangs the bath; the suggle of a square sack keeps the water about one very well, and there is but little spilt at the mouth of the tub, and that little in a back-kitchen. We have an eminent winch too, or windlass; whereby Helen herself can manage the filling of the thing. And so it promises to be very useful during the hot months.— As yet, however, we have had very little to do with heat; today, for example, with east-wind and no sun, is decidedly what one calls a cold day. In Annandale I fear it fares little better. However, we will not yet predict a new "cold summer."
From Alick's Letter I learn that Jenny is with you; which gives me real satisfaction. Jean, I expect, will have the shirt-cloth ready for her by the time she gets back to Gill.— Poor Isabella, it seems, is worse than she was; I am very sorry to hear it. She must pick up a heart; by degrees she will learn that nothing really deadly does lie in those miserable stomach-ailments, which depress one down to the very dust: she will become her own Doctor, and understand it far better. Meanwhile it is certainly one of the most entirely distressing diseases; and fills one's whole mind with misery,—which however one must rally against, resist, and valiantly cast out! Courage, Isabella!—
Recommend me to Jamie, whose face looking over the railing of the jetty is very plain to me just now! My kindest love to one and all of you. Let me know, dear Mother, that you are as well as when I left you,—alas, I wish you may be able.— Ever your affectionate
T. Carlyle


text: Minnesota Supreme Court Rules Franken Winner in Senate Race UPDATE 4:41 p.m.: Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty has announced he will certify the election. UPDATE 4:02 p.m.: Former Sen. Norm Coleman has conceded. Al Franken will be the next senator from Minnesota. ********** The Minnesota Supreme Court, after nearly eight months of counting and appeals, has ruled that Al Franken won the election to be Minnesota's next U.S. senator. Franken was endorsed by the AFL-CIO last year and union members worked hard on his behalf. In the ruling, available here, the five state Supreme Court justices unanimously agreed: For all of the foregoing reasons, we affirm the decision of the trial court that Al Franken received the highest number of votes legally cast and is entitled under Minn. 32 Stat. § 204C.40 (2008) to receive the certificate of election as United States Senator from the State of Minnesota. UPDATE: Here's what AFL-CIO President John J. Sweeney had to say about this important decision: America's workers congratulate Al Franken—and the people of Minnesota who have gone 226 days without a second Senator—for their unanimous victory today in the Minnesota Supreme Court. Working families are facing many challenges including a tough economy, lack of health care coverage and an out of balance economic system where workers do not have a voice at their job. With these colossal issues at stake it is essential that Minnesotans have both their Senators to represent them and we urge Governor Pawlenty to immediately sign the election certificate so Franken can get to work. The seating of Senator Franken is also a crucial step towards passing the Employee Free Choice Act that will allow workers to have a voice at work, lift their standard of living and build stronger communities as well as stronger families. We urge the Senate to move forward swiftly on this crucial piece of legislation as well as health care reform, financial re-regulation and all the crucial issues facing working families.


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Project List - East Central University
Type of Project: New
Functional Emphasis: Teaching and Public Service
Project Name: Fine Arts Center
Description: Multi-purpose facility to contain a performance hall, art gallery/laboratories, rehearsal space & academic space for music, theatre/dance and mass communications. The Center will meet the needs of both the University and the 18 county service area, providing both cultural advancement and economic enrichment. The large performance hall will accommodate a full orchestra, large theatre productions and guest speakers, lectures, and conferences. Special features to be incorporated into the design, such as an infrared Assisted Listening System.
Bond Proceeds: $10,010,182
Other Funds: $7,989,818
Total Amount of Project: $18,000,000
Estimated Ongoing Operation Costs: $400,000
Type of Project: New
Functional Emphasis: Teaching and Public Service
Project Name: Center for Excellence - Criminal Justice Skills Training Center
Description: A multi-use Skills Training Center including a three-quarter mile driving track, an indoor firing range, an outdoor firing range, skid pad, and shooting simulation facilties. The Center will allow for expansion and regionalization of the federally supported Police Corps of Oklahoma, the Collegiate Officer Program, and provide a base for establishement of the National Indian Country Policing Advanced Training Center. Homeland Security and collaborative relationships will be emphasized.
Bond Proceeds: $800,000
Other Funds: $1,000,000
Total Amount of Project: $1,800,000
Total - East Central University
Bond Proceeds: $10,810,182
Other Funds: $8,989,818
Total Amount of Project: $19,800,000


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Jan. 6, 2011
LOS ANGELES UCLA senior men's tennis player Nick Meister underwent successful surgery on his right hip last week and will miss the entire 2011 season, head coach Billy Martin announced on Thursday. The team's No. 1 singles and doubles player a year ago, Meister plans to seek a medical hardship waiver from the Pac-10 after the spring season in hopes of gaining another year of eligibility in 2012.
"I'm extremely disappointed that Nick will not be able to play for us this year due to his injury," said Martin, who is in his 18th season as head coach at UCLA. "We are definitely going to miss his leadership both on and off the court. Nobody has worked harder than Nick and his work ethic has been a great example to our entire team. As a coach, I'm really hoping that someone can step up and fill that role for us this year."
Meister earned All-America honors in doubles last year with teammate Amit Inbar. He was a first-team All-Pac-10 selection, ending the season ranked No. 73 in singles and No. 10 in doubles (w/Inbar) in the Final ITA Rankings. He finished the season with a 24-12 overall singles record and a 27-9 mark in doubles play. Meister is also an outstanding student, earning second-team All-Pac-10 Academic honors in 2010.


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Scrabble word: BALLET
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Definitions of BALLET in dictionaries:
- noun - a theatrical representation of a story that is performed to music by trained dancers
- noun - music written for a ballet
- A classical dance form characterized by grace and precision of movement and elaborate formal technique, often but not always performed on point by the women dancers.
- A theatrical presentation of group or solo dancing to a musical accompaniment, usually with costume and scenic effects, conveying a story or theme.
- A musical composition written or used for this dance form.
- A company or group that performs ballet.
- adj - a classical dance form [n -S] : BALLETIC
There are 6 letters in BALLET: A B E L L T
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All anagrams that could be made from letters of word BALLET plus a wildcard: BALLET?
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Catherine Tate ("Doctor Who"), Natalia Tena ("Game Of Thrones"), Laura Haddock ("The Inbetweeners Movie"), Ruth Sheen ("Run Fat Boy Run"), Ricky Grover ("Getting On") are joining the British comedy caper "Superbob" at Fyzz Facility, Grain Media and Jonescompany Productions.
The story follows a shy London postman (Brett Goldstein) whose encounter with a radioactive meteor gives him new superpowers. As he tries to balance the increasing demands of the international community with preparations for his first date in years, a film crew arrives to document his day off. [Source: Heat Vision]
Sharlto Copley ("Elysium," "District 9") has signed on to play the hero in Ilya Naishuller's first person P.O.V. sci-fi action thriller "Hardcore".
Timur Bekmambetov produces what is being described as a stylized action movie with Copley killing bad guys and saving damsels. [Source: Chicago Tribune]
Far from the Madding Crowd
Juno Temple is in negotiations to join Carey Mulligan in Thomas Vinterberg's new film adaptation of Thomas Hardy's "Far From The Madding Crowd" at DNA Films, BBC Films and Fox Searchlight.
Temple would play the downtrodden Fanny Robin, assuming her schedule can be sorted out. Filming aims to begin in September. [Source: The Daily Mail]
If I Stay
She was already linked, but now "Kick Ass" star Chloe Grace Moretz has officially signed on for R.J. Cutler's adaptation of Gayle Forman's novel "If I Stay".
Moretz plays a gifted classical musician who has an up and coming indie-rock star for a boyfriend. Struggling to decide her future, she gets caught up in a fatal car accident. [Source: Deadline]
Life After Beth
Veteran comedy actor Paul Reiser has joined the cast of Jeff Baena's indie horror comedy "Life After Beth". Reiser will be playing plays the lead character's father.
Dane DeHaan plays a young man who struggles to continue his relationship with his girlfriend Beth (Aubrey Plaza) after she is resurrected from the dead. Shooting begins this week in Los Angeles. [Source: Heat Vision]


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Simpsons Movie Movie Reviews
Simpsons Movie
Release Date: Jul 27, 2007
Rating: (PG-13)
User reviews on Simpsons Movie
I haven't really watched any Simpsons since I was a kid but I still remember enough to know who most of the people are. I'm amazed at how they can shove in all of those characters and not completey overload your brain. How many characters are there anyways. I had a blast seeing this one.
i wasnt sure if i wanted to see this but i was bored one day, so i grabbed 3 friends and we saw it. it was alot better than i thought and its not like a G rated baby movie either. deffinitly worth my time and money, this movie was irritating yet amusing.
Great movie, no questions asked, i am not even a simpsons fan and i found the movie hilarious. So Simpsons fan or not, see this film today
Well it's the Simpsons? If you are with it, or into the the Simpsons then this is the flick for you. It is a cute movie with a lot of in's and out's. So Simpsons' Fans buy some Popcorn and have a Great Evening. Regards, HK
I found this movie to be obsequious and benighted. The donut scene was particularly disturbing, considering the blatant disregard for the safety of small sprinkles. The gratuitous violence and beheading of the titmouse was unnecessary.
I walked into this movie knowing it was going to be great but it exceeded my expectations by leaps and bounds, gut busting laugh out loud funny is all i can say
This was a just a painful experience. A million people worked on this thing for years and not one of them ever saw what was happening? Why did no one speak up before it was too late? Why did no one call the old "Love Boat" team for help? Save yourself: get your son's friend who works at the theater to let you in for free to see the first twenty minutes and then GET THE HELL OUT! When you see the townspeople marching with torches lit, it's already too late - but if you leave immediately you'll never know why. And you'll still remember why you loved the Simpsons.
too funny. we were laughing so hard i missed the other jokes. they covered things that i never in my life ever expected to see on the simpsons. well worth the wait.
Can't hardly wait for this movie to come out. It's only the best show on TV and about time that they have there own big screeen MOVIE!!!!!
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????????????TUCSON, Ariz. ?C?The top-ranked Arizona baseball team took advantage of some late offense, including four home runs, to rally three different times and finally put away a pesky Sacramento State club, 10-9, at Kindall Field on Sunday.
The victory gave the Wildcats their first series sweep of the season and improved them to 5-1 on the year. The Hornets, who had jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first three innings, dropped to 1-5 after a pair of late rallies came up just short in the upset bid.
????????????The Hornets roughed up UA starter Ryan Perry for five runs on seven hits in the just 2 2/3 innings of work. The Wildcat right-hander struggled to find a groove, surrendering two doubles, a triple and home run before getting lifted with two outs in the third.
????????????Sac Stateˇ?s David Flores touched up Perry for a solo homer in the first and Blake Crosby and Gabe Jacobo chipped in with a run-scoring double and triple, respectively, to help stake the Hornets to the early five-run edge.
????????????Left-hander Eric Berger came on for Perry and settled things down for a while, posting zeros in the fourth and fifth to give the offense a chance to get on track.
????????????The Wildcat bats, which found nearly every Sac State fielder through the first four innings, broke out with a five-run fifth. Sophomore Robert Abel put the Cats on the board with his first career home run, a two-run shot to left-center, and C.J. Ziegler knotted the game at 5-5 with a three-run shot to left, his first of two fence-busters on the day.
????????????Undeterred, the Hornets re-took the lead with a pair of runs in the sixth. Leadoff hitter Hunter Martinez delivered the big blow with a one-out, two-run triple to put Sac State back up 7-5 and chase Berger from the game. Left-hander Daniel Schlereth came on and struck out a pair to end the inning and bring the Cats back to the plate.
????????????Junior Jon Gaston swung momentum back Arizonaˇ?s way in the bottom of the sixth with a game-tying two-run single and Ziegler blasted his second homer of the day, a two run shot to center, to hand Arizona its first lead at 9-7.
????????????The UA edge didnˇ?t last long, as Sac State capitalized on a fielding miscue by Abel at short to even the game in the top of the seventh. Abelˇ?s error extended the inning and paved the way for Brain Boyd to plate a pair with a two-out, two-run double.
????????????T.J. Steele then hit a one-out solo homer in the bottom of the seventh to put Arizona back up by one and turn the game over to closer Jason Stoffel. The right-hander retired the side in order in the eighth and worked around a leadoff single in the ninth to close out the victory. The sophomore stranded the tying run at third with a strikeout to claim his third save of the year.
????????????Schlereth (1-0) picked up his first win of the season, finishing with three strikeouts and two walks in 1 2/3 innings, while Sac State reliever Chris Baek (0-1) was saddled with the loss after surrendering the go-ahead run on Steeleˇ?s homer.
????????????Ziegler, who hit three homers in the weekend series against the Hornets to increase his team-leading total to five for the season, finished Sundayˇ?s contest 2 for 4 with five RBI and pair of runs scored to rally the Cats.
Leadoff hitter Diallo Fon continued his torrid start to the season, going 3 for 4 with two doubles, a triple and two runs scored on Sunday. The redshirt sophomore finished the weekend series 4 for 6 (.667) with two doubles, two triples, three walks and five runs scored. For the year, Fon is leading the Wildcat offense with a .714 average and eight runs scored in just two starts and three other games as a reserve.
Arizona will take Monday off before returning to action against UNLV on Tuesday. The Wildcats and Rebels will meet up for a two-game series on Tuesday and Wednesday at Kindall Field. First pitch for Tuesday is set for 7 p.m. with right-hander Mike Colla (1-0) the scheduled starter for the Cats.
Arizona ?Baseball Week in Review
Last Week
February 29 ?C vs. Sac State, W 9-3
March 1 ?C vs. Sac State, W 15-7
March 2 ?C vs. Sac State, W 10-9
Next Week
March?4 ?C vs. UNLV, 7 p.m.
March?5 ?C vs. UNLV, 2 p.m.
March?7 ?C vs. South Alabama*, 7 p.m.
March?8 ?C at Texas A&M Corpus Christi*, 7 p.m.
March?9 ?C vs. Notre Dame*, Noon
* Whataburger Classic, Corpus Christi, Texas
Offense Player of the Week Nomination
C.J. Ziegler, Sr., DH/1B, Tucson, Ariz.
Senior C.J. Ziegler led the Wildcats to a weekend sweep over visiting Sacramento State with a monster offensive outing. The slugger batted .417 (5 for 12) with a double, three home runs, two walks, zero strikeouts, eight RBI and five runs scored in three games. He slugged at a 1.250 clip and posted a .500 on-base percentage against the Hornets. After collecting just one hit in four ABs in UAˇ?s 9-3 series-opener on Friday he went off over the next two games to lead the Cats to the sweep. In Saturdayˇ?s 15-7 win, Ziegler finished 2 for 4 with his third homer of the season, a double and two runs scored, and then rallied the Wildcats to a 10-9 win in the series finale on Sunday with a two-homer, five-RBI game. For the season he is batting .333 (8 for 14) with two doubles, five home runs and 13 RBI (both team-highs), while slugging 1.042 and posting a .448 on-base percentage.
Pitcher of the Week Nomination
Preston Guilmet, Jr., RHP, Citrus Heights, Calif.
Junior Preston Guilmet shook off a shaky opening day start and reverted back his 2007 season form that earned him numerous preseason honors heading into this year. The right-hander struck out 11 Sacramento State batters and did not issue a walk over seven strong innings in UAˇ?s 9-3 win on Friday. He allowed just two earned runs on six hits to pick up his first win of the year. The walk-free contest marked his fifth career start of seven or more innings without issuing a free pass
Sac ?State ?Series Notes
Arizona skipper Andy Lopez won his 900th career game as a collegiate coach in Fridayˇ?s 9-3 victory ˇ? Offense: As a team the Wildcats batted .384 (38 for 99) with eight doubles, five triples and eight home runs against the Hornet pitching staff ˇ? The Cats slugged .808 as a team and had a .470 on-base percentage ˇ? Sophomore Diallo Fon continued his torrid start to the season. Finishing the weekend series 4 for 6 (.667) with two doubles, two triples, three walks and five runs scored. For the year, he is leading the Wildcat offense with a .714 average and eight runs scored in just two starts and three other games as a reserve ˇ? Sophomore Dillon Baird batted .417 (5 for 12) with two doubles, a grand slam, six RBI and two runs scored in the series ˇ? Senior C.J. Ziegler batted .417 (5 for 12) with a double, three home runs, two walks, zero strikeouts, eight RBI and five runs scored in three games ˇ? Junior Jon Gaston led all players with six runs scored against Sac State and finished the series 4 for 12 (.333) with a homer and five RBI ˇ? Sophomore Robert Abel hit his first collegiate home run in Sundayˇ?s 10-9 win ˇ? Colt Sedbrook and T.J. Steele both hit homers in the series. Sedbrook also drove in five runs over the weekend, while Steeleˇ?s homer was the winning margin in Sundayˇ?s contest ˇ? Freshman Bobby Coyle hit a two-run triple in his first collegiate at bat ˇ? Pitching: The Wildcats posted a 4.67 team ERA in 27 innings of work ˇ? The UA pitching staff showed impressive control, recording 34 strikeouts against just five walks all weekend long ˇ? Sac State batted .291 against the Wildcat staff ˇ? Junior Preston Guilmet struck out 11 and walked none in the series opener to win his first game of the year ˇ? Sophomore Jason Stoffel picked up his third save of the season with scoreless innings of work on Sunday ˇ? Daniel Schlereth won his first game of the year ˇ?


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Joel Bartsch, president of The Houston Museum of Natural Science and Annise Parker, Houston's Mayor, recently welcomed the original edition of the Magna Carta and the only known copy of the King's Writ, a letter from King John to the Sheriff of Gloucester dated June 20, 1215 A.D. to Houston.
This exhibit, which includes historical British artifacts and interactive displays, will be on view for a limited time until August 17, 2014.
At the end of the exhibit, the items will be returned to Hereford Cathedral for display during a special celebration of Magna Carta's 800th anniversary.
Parker explained how having this document is an honor for the city. "This is the most important document of the world and had tremendous impact. Even the Supreme Court has cited the Magna Carta. We're proud of the museum. This is the first place that the document has traveled. We'll take good care of it and cherish it. It's an exciting time for the city of Houston and a wonderful day for HMNS."
The Magna Carta, considered to be Great Britain's most valuable export to the world, is a model upon which the United States Constitution was based. The U.S. Supreme Court has traced dependence on the document in more than 100 decision in regard to due process, trial by jury, the importance of a speedy and unbiased trial, the protection against excessive bail or fines as well as cruel and unusual punishment.
Bartsch shared that anticipation has been building in Houston schools for the exhibit. "Kids and teachers are so excited. It's going to be fantastic for schools. Hopefully, the enthusiasm will continue," he said.
Canon Chris Pullin, Chancellor of Hereford Cathedral, who has overall management responsibility for the documents, explained why the Magna Carta is an "iconic milestone."
"On both sides of the Atlantic we have come to see Magna Carta as an iconic milestone on the long road of human liberties and justice. Many world leaders have been inspired by what it stands for, and we hope that this loan strengthens the resolve of a new generation to safeguard the values of justice, peace, and liberty. We're thrilled to bring it," Pullin said.
Tickets for the exhibition are $25 adults, $20 children and $20 for seniors, ages 62 and over.
Members from the Magna Charta Houston Colony joined the kickoff event.
Ann Bevil, Susan Tillman and Dorothy Ferguson Green, Magna Charta members, all have ancestors connected to the Magna Carta. Having the actual Magna Carta at the Houston Museum of Natural Science is an honor for these Magna Charta members.
"We're thrilled for Houston itself, Texas and the U.S. It's so significant for our individual rights," said Ann Bevil.
Susan Tillman said, "It's an amazing opportunity for America to have this here especially Houston. I'm grateful for the British government allowing it to be shown here."
Dorothy Ferguson Green, who has five ancestors including King John, shared in their enthusiasm. "I'm thrilled to death," she said.
To purchase tickets or more information, go to www.hmns.org.


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Written by Denis Faye
We've all heard of Development Hell – that hideous no man's land where perfectly good scripts go to die when the elements of a project just can't seem to line up. But have you heard of Development Heaven? Dan Fogelman has. In fact, he's lived it.
The veteran writer, whose work includes Cars, Fred Clause, and Tangled, holed himself up in a cabin a couple years back with the intent of writing not another children's movie, but an adult, ensemble comedy spec about the pursuit of the "L" word. He emerged with Crazy, Stupid, Love.
"I sent it to my agent and my manager," explains Fogelman, "with a note saying, 'Hey, here's a script I wrote. Tell me what you think. If it helps at all, picture Steve Carrell in the lead, as unrealistic as that might seem.'"
Apparently, it wasn't that unrealistic. Within a week, Carrell was on board. Then Warner Bros. shelled out $2.5 million for the script. Then a crazy, stupidly talented cast including Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore, and Emma Stone signed on. Then, within a month of going out, Crazy, Stupid, Love was in production.
Let me repeat that so you can really take it in. Within a month of going out, Crazy, Stupid, Love was in production.
Odds are that if you're a screenwriter, you kind of hate Dan Fogelman right now. You shouldn't. He's actually a really nice guy. So nice, in fact, that he just laughed it off when the journalist talking to him from the Writers Guild of America, West Web site (that would be me) referred to him as a "bastard" when reacting to his good fortune. Happily, the rest of the interview was a bit more pleasant. Enjoy.
Why did you decide to make this shift from animated kids' movies to this?
It wasn't really a giant shift of me. I've been working on live-action stuff. Some of these movies that are going to be coming up subsequently to Crazy, Stupid, Love are actually scripts I'd written before. It just takes a while to get them made. The animation thing is just something that I fell into – and I love it – but I've been writing live action movies all along. This just happened to be the second one to ever get made, and it happened very, very quickly, which screwed up the timeline of when things were being written and being released.
From the completion of the last page to being greenlit, it was a couple of weeks. It was a bizarre process. It never happens that way.
You are one lucky bastard.
I was very lucky! I was blessed. I still can't believe it happened.
When you make an ensemble piece like this, how do you make sure everyone's getting their screen time and the stories don't get lost?
First of all, the directors [Glenn Ficarra & John Requa] are incredible. When you get to do this with real-deal directors, it just gives you so much belief that the movie's actually going to work the right way because it's such a complicated tone to cover all the stories and the tone shifts.
It was a process. We got into production fairly quickly, and one by one this incredible cast was coming on. I couldn't believe what was happening. So you spend a little time with each of them and try to make sure everybody had a little bit and had their moments and had their time and no one was away from the screen for too long. It was a process, a balancing act.
So was there a lot of rewriting as you talked to the actors and decided what they needed for that character?
Not too much, but a little. There was stuff that came up and stuff that evolved. Some of it was literally on the set, as I was on set every day. It would be a matter of talking about it with the actors and allowing them to execute it without turning over a new page, but just shifting a line to make it more comfortable.
And then some actors, like Ryan, just like to really dig into the script. It was this really cool process of just sitting with Ryan and John and Glenn a bunch of times and taking what was already working and expanding it or fixing it or adding a little bit more for him. Sometimes, the changes and improvisation can be terrible for a writer, but this was like an unbelievable experience. Every time it happened, it made the movie better. Now, if the movie lands, people will quote lines at me, as the writer, and I won't have written them, and I'll just take credit for them.
Like the Photoshop line?
No, I wrote that.
When you were weaving all these stories together, before anyone read it, were you finding that a B story should be a C story and a C story should be an A story…
It evolved. I didn't go in with too much of a plan, and it helped. Originally, one of the only things I had in my mind was that the moment that becomes the climax of the film was originally something I was thinking of as the end of act one. And then as I was writing, I was like, "There's no way!" And it became the deeper moment at the climax, at the end of act two. So that was a structural change that I hadn't planned on.
Part of my thing is that I just write stream of consciousness and fix stuff afterwards, I don't really analyze or outline too much.
All your movies? No outlines?
Often, I outline a little bit when I get stuck. I'll be on page 45, and I won't know what to do, and it's too daunting to keep writing, so I'll pull up a Microsoft Word document and write out the next five beats, and it gets me up and going again. But I tend to kind of vomit it out and spend a lot of time refining.
I guess that would be a different process from, say, writing Cars because that had a pretty classic structure.
Yeah. All the animated ones need a bit more structure. And you're really working with a group of people from the start. Writing is never as solitary in animation as it can be in live action. You're constantly in a room with storyboard artists and producers and directors, figuring it out as you go.
When you're writing kids' stuff as opposed to adult stuff, do you shift your gears a lot in terms of your creative process?
I don't. If you can figure out some of the stuff in a kid's movie that's sophisticated, I think that plays as long as it not too heady. Same with live-action. If you can find the stuff that's sweet and heartfelt and human in live action and push stuff that way.
I don't think about it too much. I've literally, on occasion, on a first pass through an animated script, had stuff that's borderline R-rated, and then I have to go back and figure out the other way to say it. But I try not to hem myself in.
I've read that you're a little concerned that once you get too successful, it'll ruin your ability to write to the common man.
I was kind of kidding. My life is completely normal and not very fancy. My group on the weekend is the same group I went to college and high school and camp with. I have a girlfriend, and we do all the normal things – all the ups and downs of a relationship – the good, the bad, and the ugly. As long as you can keep tapping into that stuff, you can write this genre of movies.
Do your friends stick you with the bar bill more now though?
No, they're good.


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Spicy Sausage and Penne RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 cup uncooked penne pasta
- 1 cup frozen mixed vegetables
- 1/2 pound smoked turkey sausage, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1-1/4 cups fat-free milk
- 1/3 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Cook pasta in a large saucepan according to package directions, adding the vegetables during the last 6 minutes of cooking.
- Meanwhile, in a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, brown sausage; remove from skillet and keep warm.
- In a small bowl, combine the flour, garlic powder, mustard and pepper flakes; gradually whisk in milk until smooth. Add milk mixture to the skillet, stirring to loosen browned bits from pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened.
- Drain pasta and vegetables; stir into the pan. Add cheese and reserved sausage; cook and stir until cheese is melted. Yield: 4 servings.
Reviews for Spicy Sausage and Penne
"I loved this dish, and so did my family! The sauce is so creamy I can't believe it is such a healthy dish. I used whole grain penne, and it worked well. Next time I will double the recipe for leftovers."
"Different than your regular sausage recipes. I change this up by using whatever sausage I happen to have on hand. I only gave this a 4 because of all of the pans you need to wash afterwards."
"We all loved this dish. Easy to make and a little different taste than the usual penne and sausage casserole."
"This is a great foundation recipe. Didn't have mixed veggies so did without. Sauted onions, garlic and green bell pepper then regular smoked sausage. Followed the rest of the recipe and turned out fantastic. Expected to have leftovers but had to make more the next night!"
"This was a wonderful surprise! I didn't have the mixed veggies so I used frozen peas and corn. Only thing I did different was to add a little shredded sharp cheddar. Now my hubby who never gives high praises went back for seconds, so in my book that is a keeper."


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It is time for Mother's Day 2014. People want to spend time with their mom and even take her out to dinner, but things get expensive right now. On Friday, ABC Action News shared about some of the best freebies and cheap stuff out there this year. Make sure you take advantage and save some money this year.
At Steak Escape, moms can eat free with a buy one and get one free coupon. You have to print the coupon to get this deal though. Hooter's is offering free wings for moms today. A mom can eat free at Boston Market as well and on this you don't even need a coupon. Just make sure you mention the deal with you go in to have dinner. Another report says that Starbucks does have buy-one-get-one free deal on new Teavana Oprah Chai Tea Latte.
USA Today shared a few great deals as well. An interesting one is that if you gave birth on Mother's Day you can send in the birth certificate for something free from Dairy Queen. You will receive a coupon for a free ice cream cake. If you get a buffet at Shoney's, then you can get a free slice of strawberry pie.
There are also a lot of free options to have a fun day with your mom. You can have the kids make her a card because they are free and the best kind anyway. You can go for a hike, enjoy a picnic, or even just take some family photos with your phone. Remember that being together is the most important part of Mother's Day and if you are able to be with your family that will mean more than any present.
You can also take mom out for something that is fun but doesn't cost a lot of money. One example would be to go to a local market for shopping. You can also hit up the movie theater or visit a museum. Enjoy yourself on Mother's Day 2014.


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Nearly Valentine time again.
While suggesting to your sweetness hints and tips of romantic resorts or last resorts to snare that special guy...
here's tips on the 10 best classic men's fragrance as rated by CEO World Biz
- Polo Sport – Ralph Lauren
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- L'Eau D'Issey – Issey Miyake
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Coming Up:
The Arizona womenˇ?s basketball team (8-13, 2-8 Pac-10) hosts the Oregon State Beavers (10-11, 3-7 Pac-10) on Saturday, Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. in McKale Center.? The game will be Arizonaˇ?s second-annual ˇ?Think Pinkˇ± Breast Cancer Awareness Day.? Fans are encouraged to wear pink to help promote the fight against breast cancer.
Catch the Action:
As always, Arizona women's basketball games can be heard live on KTUC AM 1400, with Derrick Palmer and Shannon Hobson calling the action from courtside.? Please visit www.arizonaathletics.com for all of your live stats and live video needs.
Joan Bonvicini Coachˇ?s Show:
Hosted by Wildcat radio announcer Derrick Palmer, the Joan Bonvicini Coachˇ?s Show is broadcast live from 6-7 p.m. every Monday on KTUC 1400 AM and is held at the Varsity Clubs of America, located at Speedway and Alvernon. The show features Bonvicini with several special guests, ranging from players to staff members.
Oregon Recap:
Arizonaˇ?s Ashley Whisonant scored 20 of her 22 points in the second half to lead the Wildcats to a 65-60 victory over Oregon on Thursday.
Whisonant, Arizonaˇ?s leading scorer on the season, did not make a field goal in the first half, but made 7 of 12 shots after the break, including a driving lay-up with 24 seconds left to give the Wildcats a 64-60 lead
Arizona (8-13, 2-8), which had lost 9 of its last 10 games, also had Ify Ibekwe scoring 16, while Amina Njonkou added 11.
Taylor Lilley led Oregon (10-11, 4-6) with 22 points, with the guard making 8 of 11 shots, including 5 of 7 from three-point range.
Whisonant, who scored 15 of Arizonaˇ?s last 19 points in the game, connected on a free throw to go ahead 60-53 with 2:21 left.
Kaela Chapdelaine connected on a three-pointer to get the Ducks to within 60-58. Ibekwe responded with a lay-in before Tamika Nurse again cut the lead to two with 43 seconds left.? Whisonant responded with her drive and then had a free throw to secure the win
Lilley scored 11 straight Duck points, with her lay-up with 8:15 remaining cutting the deficit to 52-47.
Whisonant scored seven straight points to give the Wildcats a 50-40 advantage with 10:43 remaining. Whisonant connected on a mid-range jumper, two free throws and then a three-pointer with the shot clock winding down.
Rheya Neabors had a lay-in and Tasha Dickey connected on a three-pointer for an Arizona 43-36 lead.? The Wildcats had a seven-point lead earlier before Lilley broke a five-minute scoring drought to open the second half with a three-pointer to narrow Arizonaˇ?s gap to 38-34.
Arizona scored nine straight points before Lilley made a desperation 3-pointer from 30-feet out before the halftime buzzer sounded to cut the Wildcatsˇ? lead to 34-31.
A Quick Look at Arizona:
Arizona averages 64.5 points a game while shooting 41.5 percent from the field, 25.7 percent from three-point range, and 65.3 percent from the free throw line. Senior Ashley Whisonant leads Arizona with 16.2 points a game (4th in the Pac-10) while posting 3.6 rebounds, and 4.5 assists per game (3rd in the Pac-10).? Junior Amina Njonkou adds 13.6 points and 7.0 rebounds a game.
About the Beavers:
The Oregon State Beavers enter Saturdayˇ?s game with a 10-11 overall record and a 3-7 mark in the Pac-10.? OSU has lost its last three straight games, and six of its last eight contests.? The Beavers are 3-5 on the road so far this season, including a 0-5 mark on the road in Pac-10 play.? As a team, OSU shoots 43.3 percent from the field, 35.2 percent from three-point range and 71.8 percent from the free throw line.? Individually, Ashley Allen leads the team with 16.4 points a game, and Brittney Davis adds 13.4 points a game.? ? Head coach LaVonda Wagner is in her third season at the helm of the Beaver program.
Series Notes:
Saturdayˇ?s game will be the 49th meeting all-time between the Wildcats and Beavers on the hardwood, with Arizona owning a 25-23 all-time series advantage.? Last season, OSU defeated Arizona, 69-62, on Jan. 13 in Gill Coliseum, but Arizona knocked off the Beavers, 65-61 on Feb. 8 in McKale Center during the regular season.? Arizona also scored a 69-54 win over OSU in the first round of the Pac-10 Tournament on March 2.? OSU beat Arizona, 94-88, in the infamous 2-on-5 double overtime game on Jan. 3 earlier this season in Corvallis.? Since 1998, Arizona is 16-8 against the Beavers.
Arizona gets a second shot at Oregon State on Saturday, as the teamˇ?s last meeting with the Beavers didnˇ?t go in favor of the Wildcats.? On Jan. 3, Arizona used a roster of six players to travel to Corvallis, Ore.? In that game, the ? Wildcats relinquished a 12-point lead at halftime and led by as many as 16 points in the second half before giving the game away to the Beavers.? The game went into double overtime, as Arizona finished the contest with two players on the court.
After beating New Mexico on the road in ˇ?The Pitˇ± (Dec. 15), the Wildcats had posted their fourth-straight win and were rolling with a 6-4 record.? Since that game, Arizona had lost eight-straight games before beating Washington State on Jan. 24, its longest losing streak since dropping nine-straight during the 2005-06 season.
The Newest Wildcats:
The Arizona womenˇ?s basketball team has added walk-on Ashley Gilpin and Sabreena Berger to its roster, head coach Joan Bonvicini has announced.?
Gilpin, a senior from Las Cruces, N.M., is a 5-foot-9 guard currently studying psychology at the UA.? She hails from Mayfield HS, the same high school current Wildcat Marie McGee attended, and where the two were teammates.
Berger, a 5-foot-9 sophomore, is from San Diego, Calif., and played high school ball at Point Loma HS.
On the Road, Again:
The Wildcats have been racking up those frequent flyer miles so far this season, playing nine of their first 15 games on the road.? With trips to Washington, Oregon, Green Bay, Wis., Penn State, NC State, Long Beach, Calif., and New Mexico under their belts, the Wildcats have already racked up a grand total of 19,822 round trip miles.? Weˇ?ll keep you posted on when the Wildcats earn their free round trip to anywhere in the United States.
Arizona Head Coach Joan Bonvicini (17th season):
The winningest coach in Arizona women's basketball history, Joan Bonvicini has taken the Wildcat program from obscurity into the national limelight. In her 17 seasons at the helm, Bonvicini has guided the Wildcats to nine postseason appearances, including seven NCAA Tournament berths and a WNIT Championship.? Under Bonvicini's tutelage, the Wildcats have finished in the upper tier of the Pac-10 in nine of the last 11 years, and in 2003-04 won a share of the conference regular-season title for the first time in school history.
During this time, Arizona has been nationally ranked multiple times, including a best ever ranking of No. 7 in 1998.? Bonvicini's success is mirrored in her players' accolades. She has produced one All-American, five honorable mention All-America selections, a Pac-10 Player of the Year, three Pac-10 Freshmen of the Year, 22 All-Pac-10 honorees, 17 Pac-10 All-Freshman Team choices and 18 Academic All-Pac-10 selections. Bonvicini holds a 285-216 (.569) mark at Arizona and is 610-287(.679) in 29 years as a head coach. On Feb. 8, 2007, Bonvicini became the 18th coach in NCAA Division I women's basketball history to reach the 600 win milestone with a 65-61 victory over Oregon State in McKale Center. She has a career record of 24-17 in NCAA Tournament play and has lost just two first-round games in 17 tourney appearances.
Head coach Joan Bonvicini reached another milestone last Saturday.? Saturdayˇ?s game at Washington marked head coach Joan Bonviciniˇ?s 500th game as the leader of the Wildcat program.? She became just the sixth coach in Arizona history in any sport to coach 500 games.
Road Warriors:
With a wins against Long Beach State and New Mexico, the Wildcats managed to win two-straight road games for the first time since the 2004-05 season.? Arizona last won two-straight on the road in December of 2004 with wins at Chicago State and Washington.?
Pit This:
Arizona went into New Mexicoˇ?s Pit and did something most visiting teams canˇ?t do: win.? The Wildcats snapped the Lobosˇ? 13-game home winning streak with their 44-36 win, as New Mexico was 7-0 on the season before Saturdayˇ?s game.
Slow Starts:
Through 21 games, Arizona has been outscored 723-604 by opponents in the first half, and is 4-12 when trailing at the half.? When leading at the half, Arizona is 4-1, as the Wildcats relinquished their first halftime lead at Oregon State (Jan. 3) after being up by 12 at halftime and leading by as many as 16 points in the second half.? In its last game, Arizona held a 34-31 lead over Oregon at halftime, which translated into a 65-60 win.? It was Arizonaˇ?s first halftime lead since leading Oregon State at the half on the road.
Shoot better = W:
As simple as it may seem, Arizonaˇ?s best equation for winning ball games is to shoot better than its opponents.? The Wildcats are 8-3 so far this season when outshooting the opposition.? UA outshot Oregon 45.3 percent to 44 percent on Thursday night.
Almost History:
Arizonaˇ?s 44-36 win over New Mexico came very close to some intriguing historical proportions.? Arizonaˇ?s 44 points in the win was the programˇ?s lowest point total in a victory since beating Utah, 46-36, on Jan. 17 1974.? Arizonaˇ?s school low for a point total in a win is 36 in a win (36-30) over Northern Arizona on Feb. 10, 1973.
Making History:
Arizonaˇ?s shooting against Cal on Jan. 19 made some dubious school history.? In that game, the Wildcats shot a school record low 24.1 percent from the field (13-54) in Pac-10 play.? Arizonaˇ?s 13 field goals in the game are also a school record low in Pac-10 play.
Toe That Line:
So far, the Wildcats have shown an ability as a team to get to the free throw line.? Arizona has made it to the line 403 times (19.2 free throw attempts per game), but is only shooting 65.3 percent (263-403) from the charity stripe.? Opponents are shooting 71.0 percent (260-366) from the line against the Cats.
Against Oregon, Arizona was 15-of-22 (68.2 percent) from the free throw line.
Make Those Free Throws:
Free throw shooting has been a major factor in Arizonaˇ?s ability to win and lose games.? In the Wildcatsˇ? loss against USC (Dec. 28), Arizona shot 17-of-29 from the line (58.6 percent) against the Women of Troy, including a 13-of-23 (56.5 percent) mark in the second half.? Poor shooting from the line kept Arizona from making legitimate comeback attempt at the end of the game, as the Wildcats scored five-straight points in the final 22 seconds of the game to cut the deficit to seven points.? Against UCLA (Jan. 30), Arizona shot 19-of-29 from the line (65.5 percent) against the Bruins, including an 11-of-18 mark (61.1 percent).? Even though the 19 free throws were the second most for the Wildcats on the season, not being able to hit free throws in the second half prevented another comeback attempt, as Arizona cut the deficit to six points with 33 seconds to play in the game.
Despite playing with six players, and with four players down the stretch, Arizona could have held off an Oregon State comeback (Jan. 3) had it hit its shots at the line.? The Wildcats shot a season-low 47.4 percent (9-of-19) from the free throw line against the Beavers, including a 3-of-7 mark in the first half, and a 3-of-8 mark in overtime.
Against Oregon (Jan. 5), the Wildcats erased a 16-point second half deficit and trailed 56-53 with 1:10 left to play, but shot 12-of-20 (60 percent) from the charity stripe.
What do you know about Pressure?:
Arizona can put on some pressure defense, and opponents have shown they canˇ?t handle it.? Through 21 games, Arizona has forced 423 turnovers on the opposition, which equates to an average of 20.1 turnovers a game. Arizona forced 16 turnovers on Oregon in its last game, as the Wildcats turned the ball over a season-low 15 times on the other end.
Ball Thieves:
The Wildcats have shown they can scratch at opponents, posting 175 steals so far on the season for an 8.3 steals per game average.? Arizona ranks fifth in the Pac-10 in the steals department, and had four steals against Oregon, while registering eight steals in each of its last two outings.
Last season, Arizona tallied 51 blocked shots the entire season.? This year, it is a different story.? The Wildcats surpassed last yearˇ?s total in 15 games with 53 blocks, and owns 79 blocks in 21 games.? Arizona currently ranks second in the Pac-10 in the blocks department behind Stanford, averaging 3.76 blocks a game.? A big reason for the complete 180 when it comes to blocks has to do with junior Beatrice Bofia and her 21 blocks shots so far this season.? Freshman Ify Ibekwe is second on the team with 19 blocked shots.? Sophomores Marie McGee and Rheya Neabors have 11 blocks apiece to their credit.? Arizona has posted four blocks or more in 10 games so far this season, including seven of the last eight contests, including 16 blocked shots in the last three games.? In the last eight games, Arizona is averaging 5.4 blocks per contest.? Arizona finished with four blocks against Oregon led by Ibekweˇ?s three rejections.
Paint Job:
So far, Arizona has been doing a solid job scoring in the paint.? Through 21 games, the Wildcats have posted 707 points in the paint, which accounts for 52.2 percent of the teamˇ?s point production (1,354), and average 33.7 points per game down low.? Arizona outscored Oregon 38-26 in the paint on Thursday.
Pac-10ˇ?s Best:
In Pac-10 play, a few Wildcats have been tearing it up.? Through 10 Pac-10 contests, senior Ashley Whisonant is averaging 18.0 points a game, tops in the Pac-10, and a league best 39 minutes of action.? Junior Amina Njonkou is third in scoring and rebounding with 16.1 points and 7.8 rebounds a game in league play, and junior Beatrice Bofia is second with 1.4 blocks a game in Pac-10 play.
AW Leads the Way:
Senior guard Ashley Whisonant has been counted on to lead at the point this season, and she has flourished in that position.? So far, Whisonant has played at an All-Pac-10 level.? The Bowie, Md., native is averaging a team-high 16.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 4.5 assists a game while snagging 1.8 steals a contest. ?She is also averaging a team-high 37.6 minutes per contest.? Whisonant ranks fourth in the Pac-10 in scoring average, third in assists per game, and first in minutes per game.?
Game of a Lifetime:
Ashley Whisonant showed why she is one of the best players in the Pac-10 at Oregon State on Jan. 3.? Whisonant led a team of just six players with a career-high 34 points in 48 minutes of action.? Her 34 points is the fourth-best mark in school history, one point shy of the all-time school record (35 points).? She tied a school record with 15 field goal attempts, and set a new school record with 29 field goal attempts.?
All-Time Scorer:?
Ashley Whisonant scored her 1,000th career point in the final game of the season last year, and look for her to continue to climb up the Arizona all-time point leader list this season.? So far this season, Whisonant has moved up nine spots on the all-time Arizona scorers list, and currently ranks fifth all-time with 1,344 career points in 114 games (11.7 career ppg average).? Her 20 points last Saturday at Washington moved her past Timi Brown (1987-91, 1,315 points) for fifth-place all-time in school history.? She now needs 123 points to tie former teammate Shawntinice Polk (2003-05, 1,467 points) for fourth all-time.
On Fire:
So far this season, Whisonant has posted double-figures in points in 18 of 21 games, including the last nine-straight as she has been on an absolute tear as of late.? In her last nine games, Whisonant is averaging 19.1 points a game.? She posted 15 points, 13 in the second half to go with four rebounds, four assists and four steals at Washington State, and finished with a game-high 20 points on 10-of-19 shooting to go with seven assists and three steals at Washington.? Against Oregon, Whisonant posted 22 points, 20 of which came in the second half.
Ms. 100:
Senior Ashley Whisonant has been a constant in the Arizona lineup ever since her freshman season, and she is on pace to be one of Arizonaˇ?s all-time leaders in games played.? She played in her 100th career game against NAU (Dec. 6), and is on pace to finish her career with 123 games played, a figure that will rank No. 3 all-time in school history.
Looking For a Dime:
With each dime Ashley Whisonant dishes out, she is moving to the top of the line on Arizonaˇ?s all-time career assists list.? With 360 career assists, Whisonant is now the No. 9 assists disher in Arizona history.?
Amina the Bull:
Junior forward Amina Njonkou is a force down low in the paint, and her strength allows her to bull over defenders.? The 6-foot-1 Cameroon native has posted double-figures in points in the last 15-straight games including double-doubles in the last six of the last 12 games.? Over the last 15 contests, Njonkou is averaging 15.1 points and 7.9 rebounds a game over that span.? In the last 12 games, Njonkou is posting 16.1 points and 8.3 rebounds a game.?
Against ASU, Njonkou finished with a career-best 25 points on 8-of-12 shooting from the field and a 9-of-11 mark from the free throw line to go with five boards.? Against Stanford, she posted 13 points but finished with just two rebounds, and had 10 points and eight rebounds against Cal.
Against Washington State, Njonkou finished with a career-high tying 25 points on 11-of-15 shooting from the field (both career highs) to go with 10 rebounds.? She had 15 points and three rebounds against Washington, and 11 points and eight rebounds against Oregon Thursday night.
On the season, Njonkou is posting 13.6 points and 7.0 rebounds a game while shooting 49.7 percent (98-197) from the field, the seventh-best mark in the Pac-10.? In Pac-10 play, Njonkou is averaging 16.1 points and 7.8 rebounds a game, and is shooting a team-best 76.1 percent (89-117) from the free throw line.
Double-Double Machine:
Before her 17 point and nine rebound performance against Oregon State (Jan. 3), Amina Njonkou had posted double-doubles four straight games, putting her in some very exclusive company in the Arizona history books.? Njonkou became the first player to record four-straight double-doubles since Shawntinice Polk posted five-straight double-doubles during the 2003-04 season (Feb. 7-19).? Njonkou has eight double-doubles so far on the season after finishing with 24 points and 10 boards against WSU, two behind Calˇ?s Ashley Walker for the Pac-10 lead.
Ms. Wildcat:
Freshman Tasha Dickey, simply put, was born to be a Wildcat.? The daughter of two former Arizona athletes, Dickey has shown her tremendous athletic ability on the court.? On the season, she is averaging 7.2 points and 2.4 rebounds a game in 24.3 minutes of action.? Dickey is also third on the squad with 27 steals, and has started in 15 games so far this season.? Against Oregon, Dickey finished with six points and three assists in a season-high 36 minutes of action.? In Pac-10 play, Dickey posts 7.8 points a game.
Big Lift:
Sophomore Rheya Neabors has been picking up her game as of late. The 6-foot-1 lefty forward had posted 13 points in three-straight games before finishing with six points against Oregon.? It started with 13 points against Arizona State on Jan. 12.? She then finished with 13 points on 4-of-10 shooting from three point range to go with a career-best six assists and a career-high four blocked shots against Washington State.? She followed that performance up with 13 points and three rebounds against Washington.? On the season, Neabors is averaging 8.1 points and 3.9 rebounds a game.
Spark Plug:
When freshman Ify Ibekwe is on the floor, you will definitely take notice.? The 6-foot-1 forward seems to be everywhere on the court for the Wildcats, and always seems to be around to grab a rebound, block a shot or snatch a steal.? Since coming back from an eye injury, Ibekwe is averaging 6.5 points and 7.3 rebounds a game.? She has posted six or more rebounds in each of the last five games, including 11 against California and 10 against Washington.? She is also second on the team with 19 blocks and 28 steals so far this season.? Through 15 games, Ibekwe leads the team with a 7.6rebounds per game average and posts 9.5 points a game. ?Against Oregon, Ibekwe finished with 16 points on 7-of-10 shooting from the field to go with six rebounds and three blocks.
Cats Picked To Finish Eighth in the Pac-10:
The University of Arizona womenˇ?s basketball team was selected to finish eighth in the Pac-10 Conference in a preseason vote by the conferenceˇ?s head coaches.? The Wildcats garnered 31 points in the poll, as seven-time defending Pac-10 champion Stanford was chosen as the favorite to win this yearˇ?s Pac-10 title.
The Cardinal received eight of 10 first-place votes and 79 points, as Arizona State received a first-place nod and tallied 71 points to place second. California was tabbed to finish third with a first-place vote and 68 points, followed by fourth-place USC with 56 points and fifth-place UCLA with 44 points. Washington grabbed 41 points to place sixth, followed by Oregon (34), as Arizona (31), Oregon State (16) and Washington State (10) rounded out the poll.
Tough Schedule:
Year in and year out, Arizona never runs away from a challenge, but rather takes on the best teams in the nation head on during the nonconference schedule before playing in the always daunting Pac-10 Conference.
The Wildcats will play 29 games during 2007-08, 13 games in McKale Center and 16 on the road, with 14 games scheduled against teams that competed in the NCAA Tournament last year.
The UA will take on 10 teams that competed in the 2007 NCAA Tournament, with non-conference matchups against Middle Tennessee State, Pittsburgh, Boise State, New Mexico, NC State, and UW-Green Bay, along with Pac-10 series against California, Stanford, Washington and Arizona State.
Rank This:
Arizonaˇ?s tough schedule is apparent when you take a look at this yearˇ?s preseason rankings.? In the WBCA/USA Today/ESPN and AP Preseason poll, five of the top 25 teams in the nation will play the Wildcats during the regular season.? Arizona will face No. 9 Stanford, No. 12 Arizona State, No. 14 California, No. 21 Pittsburgh and No. 25 NC State.? Additionally, six other Arizona opponents (Middle Tennessee, USC, New Mexico, UCLA, Boise State and Wisconsin-Green Bay) each received votes in the poll.
Up Next:
Arizona will ? hit to road and travel up I-10 for a game at archrival Arizona State on Friday, Feb. 8 at 6:30 p.m. in Wells Fargo Arena.


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The Tattered Cover has taken great pride in remaining independent in its business outlook, and each store promotes this idea through their books. Eclectic or best seller titles can be discovered upon their shelves. Literature, politics, mysteries, non-fiction, newspapers from around the country, and magazines of all subjects are waiting for you.
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MORAGA, Calif. - Julie Christy scored four goals and Amanda Schwab had three to lead No. 18 Stanford to an 18-7 victory over Saint Mary's in Mountain Pacific Sports Federation women's lacrosse action Friday.
Stanford (5-2, 4-0) gave up the first goal, but rebounded to score eight unanswered goals to take control. Bess Siegfried aided the cause with two goals and two assists to help the Cardinal remain undefeated all-time against the Gaels (1-4, 0-2) in 22 games.


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The new selection format leaves final selection up to captains, much like you would do on the playground for recess. How awesome is that? It's also pretty cool that a major sports league like the NHL would embrace the new format, which is nothing but fun and entertaining for its fans.
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I'm trying to show that $S^2 \times S^3$ is not homotopy equivalent to $S^2 \vee S^3 \vee S^5$. My argument is that removing any point from the first space leaves a space which is connected (since it is a 5-manifold, so locally looks like $\mathbb{R}^5$, and removing a point from $\mathbb{R}^5$ leaves a connected space), while removing the point where the second space is wedged together does not. Does this argument work? Also, could I have appealed to cup product structure?
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Yes, you could apply the cup product structure. In the first space, the generators in degrees 2 and 3 multiply to give something in degree 5, while in the second space they multiply to give 0.
No, the argument does not work. For example, the real line is homotopy equivalent to the plane, yet the line has a cut-point while the plane does not.


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What do you guys think about the youth movment of the Yankees?
What do you guys think about the youth movment of the Yankees?
Total fluke. Since when have the Yankees had a farm system?
Go Mets!
kennedy blows, hughes is hurt, and joba is suffering from the yankees not knowing how to manage that guys situation. I kinda feel bad for him, just let him pitch already.
But, the mets arent that great right now either..
Yankees are always in the tops with their farm, and it's going to take Joba time, his last game he did great though, just 1 ERA, getting there, his ERA's been decreasing with each game, and they play the Padre's next, who's offense really isn't ****, besides them having Gonzalez, i won't be surprised if he shuts them out for 7 innings
The Yankees have one of the best farm teams in baseball. When Hughes gets healthy he is a top of the rotation pitcher. Joba is lights out. Kennedy is trade bait because Horne is better.
Hughes will be cy young, no joke
joba chamberlain is a future hall of famer....mussina is the man. I thought he was done after the way he finished up last year. Its good to see him pitching well so far this season. If it wasnt for him the yankees season would already be over.


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There are good reasons dogs are known as man's best friend. For millennia, they have provided faithful companionship and assistance. And there's plenty of evidence they help our health, too.
A Loyola University study found that adults recovering from total joint replacement surgery who received pet therapy – a pet visit and "cuddle time" – required 50 percent less pain medication than those who didn't. Another study, published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, found that dog owners walked nearly twice as much – 300 minutes per week – as those without dogs.
But dogs aren't the only animals that can improve human health. Studies show that just stroking a cat or watching fish swim can slash stress levels, and that owning a pet may be linked to longer life.
For some truly remarkable examples of the healing power of pets, meet three people whose pets transformed their lives.
Nancy Laracy & Her Bunny
When people say, "My pet saved my life," they usually mean it figuratively. But Nancy Laracy's pet rabbit may have saved her life literally.
For nine years, Bunnyboy gave her comfort and distraction from the pain of fibromyalgia and mixed connective tissue disease, an autoimmune disorder.
She carried Bunnyboy everywhere – snug against her chest on a burp cloth. And when Nancy felt ill, he curled up beside her. He became the third child that Nancy, who has two children, had longed for.
In 2008, Nancy developed an abscess deep in her jawbone. On one hand, she had to laugh; Bunnyboy also had a chronic condition that caused abscesses, including in his jaw.
But her condition was serious, just as Bunnyboy's had been. If not properly treated, abscesses can lead to life-threatening infections – and Nancy's immune system was already compromised because of the biologic drug she was on.
The recommended treatment stunned her: surgery to implant antibiotic beads deep in her jaw – the same treatment researchers had pioneered on Bunnyboy four years earlier. It proved successful, and Nancy owes Bunnyboy in part for that.
That's not the only time he came to her rescue. Once, home alone, Nancy woke up drenched in sweat and practically paralyzed from a severe flare. "There was a phone on the bed but I couldn't reach it. I told Bunny-boy, 'Mommy needs help!' and he nudged the receiver to me so I could call a friend," she says.
Bunnyboy died in 2009. In 2011, Nancy got a new rabbit, Muffin, to share love and comfort.
"People with chronic pain are sometimes afraid of the extra work involved with having a pet, but the love they give you in return is unconditional and gives you the motivation to care for them," says Nancy.
Plus, she says, "Giving love and receiving love can help you triumph over anything, including chronic pain and illness."
Jaci Sweet & Her Shepherds
Jaci Sweet was born with congenital abnormalities in her hips and knees, and has Ménière's disease (an inner-ear disorder that affects balance and hearing),rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. Walking, especially up and down stairs, has always been difficult for the 47-year-old nurse, who lives in Spanaway, Wash. But giving up never came easily either.
"I'm one of those people that if you tell me I can't do something, I'll do anything I can to prove you wrong," Jaci says.
In 1997, Jaci was forced to make a tough decision about her nursing job. "It was either the job or my health, so I had to give up the nursing," she says. But with assistance dogs, daily tasks like grocery shopping or doing laundry are not so difficult, and they help her remain independent.
She got her first assistance dog while finishing nursing school in 1996. "One of my patients was terminally ill and had a German shepherd assistance dog named Wolf. He wanted his dog to go to a good home after his death, and he asked if I would adopt Wolf."


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Ozish Language
Ozish Addenda
Oztological Conclusions
The hypothesis is that there is an underlying rationale of Oz. That Oz at the supporting, conceptual level is an Irish Gaelic speaking fairy paradise, Tir na nOg, (pronounced tay nan oz) running on Chinese fairy metaphysics as interpreted by a Theosophist.
The Gaelic speaking portion of the hypothesis has been confirmed within reasonable likelyhood. A dictionary of Baum's usage of Ozish and supporting apparatus may be found at Ozish Language.
Names and phrases that are retro-translated into their aboriginal Ozish are to be found at Ozish AddendaThe Ontology portion of the hypothesis is complete and the suppositions may be found at Oztology
An evaluation of the likelyhood of the suppositions and explanation for the presence of Gaelic in Oz may be found at Oztological Conclusions
A collection of additional material that Baum would have probably known and that may or may not be relevant to an understanding of the Oz books. It is the rest of the material that I have in my notes on the Ebionites, alphabets and metaphysical sundries in no particular order in Oztological Addenda
The word lists are for the convenience of those who wish Ozzy sounding names for characters in Role Playing Games or in Stories. Word Lists
The books that might be found in a basic library of Magic in Oz, a bit modified to allow for the change of venue, are to be found in Witchcraft, the Secret Laws of Nature
Link to Pumperdink.


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