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Game 20 Fresno State (10-7-2, 7-2-1 MW) vs. Boise State (12-6-3, 7-3-1 MW)
2013 Mountain West Soccer Championship: Semifinal Round
Nov. 7, 2013 (3 p.m. PT)
Albuquerque, N.M. --- UNM Soccer Complex
Series Record: 7-5-2
Live Stats: GoBulldogs.com
Coverage: Mountain West Network
2013 MW Championship
Fresno State is the No. 2 seed in the 2013 MW Championship, thanks to a 7-2-1 record in league matches. The Bulldogs (10-7-2 overall) opened MW play 0-2, but won seven of their last eight matches to finish behind the Aztecs. San Diego State, the 2013 regular-season champion and 2012 regular-season and tournament champion, earned the No. 1 seed in this year's tournament. The Aztecs finished regular-season conference play with a 9-1 record (11-6-2 overall) to capture the top spot. Both San Diego State and Fresno State earned a bye into Thursday's semifinal round. The Aztecs face No. 5 seed Utah State while the Bulldogs take on No. 3 seed Boise State in the semifinal round. The winners of Thursday's matches will face each other in the championship game, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 9 at 12 p.m. PT.
'Dogs on a Roll
Fresno State won its final regular season match over San Jose State, 1-0, on Nov. 1 at Spartan Stadium to extend its unbeaten streak to eight games. The win helped the Bulldogs (10-7-2, 7-2-1 MW) grab the No. 2 seed in the 2013 Mountain West Championship and marked Fresno State's seventh shutout of the year. The Bulldogs look to continue their steak as they face No. 3 seed-Boise State in the semifinal round of the MW Championship on Thursday, Nov. 7 at 3 p.m. PT. in Albuquerque, N.M. at the UNM Soccer Complex.
Head-to-Head with Boise State
Fresno State leads Boise State with a 7-5-2 series record. During regular season play the 'Dogs defeated the Broncos 2-1 on Oct. 13 in Bulldog Stadium. Seniors Morgan Castain and Megan Mossmanrecorded the two goals for Fresno State in the victory, while KT Clayton had the sole goal for the Broncos.
About the Broncos (12-6-3, 7-3-1 MW)
After finishing the MW regular season with a 6-3-1 record, Boise State earned a No. 3 into the 2013 MW Championship. The Broncos defeated No. 7 seed-Wyoming 3-0 in the quarterfinal round of the MW Tournament on Tuesday, Nov. 5 to advance to face the 'Dogs. All three goals the Broncos scored came off corner kicks with two netted by senior Katy Oehring and the third by sophomore Brooke Heidemann in Boise State's victory over Wyoming.
'Dogs Dominate Postseason Honors
The Mountain West announced the 2013 Women's Soccer All-Conference teams Sunday, Nov.3. Fresno State swept three of the four most prestigious postseason awards while three Bulldogs players were named to the All-MW teams. Senior forward Morgan Castain was named Offensive Player of the Year, Bulldog defender Ariana Holmes was named Freshman of the Year and Fresno State head coach Brian Zwaschka was named Coach of the Year. San Diego State senior defender Haley Palmer earned Defensive Player of the Year. Castain and Katie DeVaultearned All-MW first-team honors, while Holmes was named to the All-MW second-team. All-MW teams and individual awards were selected by the league's 11 head coaches.
College Sports Madness
College Sports Madness named Fresno State's Morgan Castain MW Offensive Player of the Year in its postseason awards that were released on Nov. 4. In addition, the Bulldogs had five players named to the all-conference teams by College Sports Madness. Castain and junior Katie DeVault earned MW first-team honors while senior's Shonice Myers and Lauren Lindstrom along with freshman Ariana Holmeswere named to the MW second-team.
Castain Leads the MW
After leading the Bulldogs to a 3-0 victory over Colorado State with a standout two-goal performance on Oct. 25, the senior midfielder leads the 'Dogs with 12 goals, two assists, 26 points and 56 shots this season. Castain's 12 goals rank first in the Mountain West and T-41st nationally and her goals/game average of .63 ranks also ranks first in the MW. Castain also ranks first in the MW with points (26) and points/game (.63). Castain's breakout senior season has moved her up in the Fresno State record books, on the all-time career leaders list she now ranks sixth in points (53), sixth in goals (23) as well as sixth in shots (136). Her penalty kick against Colorado State on Oct. 25 also puts her in the books in a 13-way tie with one penalty kick made in a single match.
DeVault in the Record Books
After 19 games DeVault ranks second in the Mountain West with 91 saves this season and a save percentage of .850.The junior goalkeeper ranks third in the MW in GAA (.86) and saves/game (4.79). DeVault sits solely in second on the Fresno State all-time saves list with 319 career saves. She recorded her 15th career shutout against San Jose State on Nov. 1 which ranks fourth on the Fresno State all-time list.
Comfortable in Overtime
The Bulldogs are no stranger to overtime games. They have pushed eight of their 19 matches into overtime so far this year, which sets a new Fresno State record for most overtime matches in a single season. The 'Dogs have won five of those eight overtime matches that they have played in, which also breaks the Fresno State record for most overtime wins in a single season. The record previously was three, which was done four times.
Winning in Bulldog Stadium
The Bulldogs final home win of the season over Colorado State on Oct. 25 was one for the record books. The win marked their fifth straight win in Bulldog Stadium this season which tied the Fresno State all-time record of consecutive home wins (5). The only other time this was done was in the1997 and 1998 seasons.
'Dogs Earn MW Player of the Week
The Bulldogs have earned six Mountain West weekly honors this season under head coach Brian Zwaschka. Junior goalkeeper Katie DeVault was named MW Defensive Player of the Week three consecutive weeks in a row (Oct.21, Oct. 14 & Oct. 7). Senior midfielder Morgan Castain earned MW Offensive Player of the week twice, on Oct. 7 and Sept. 9. Freshman Ariana Holmeswas also named MW Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 9. Fresno State has swept both defensive and offensive awards twice this in 2013.
Attendance Record
On Aug. 31, 4,328 fans showed up to cheer on the Bulldogs as they took on Santa Clara. In an attempt to break the national attendance record for a regular season women's soccer game the Red Wave helped break the attendance record for a Fresno State women's soccer game.
Lindstrom Picks up Preseason Honors
Senior Lauren Lindstromwas named to the Mountain West women's soccer 2013 preseason all-conference second team that was released by College Sports Madness. A returning starter for the Bulldogs, Lindstrom enters her final year at the helm of the Fresno State defense that has totaled 23 shutouts in the past three seasons. She played every minute in 16 games in 2012, finishing the year with one goal and two assists. A major contributor since her freshmen season, Lindstrom has played in 67 games during her collegiate career, starting in all but two.
Six Seniors
The Bulldogs have six returning seniors leading them into their 2013 season. Tara Boynton, Morgan Castain, Kayla Kret, Lauren Lindstrom, Megan Mossman, and Shonice Myerslook to combined their experience on the field to lead the 'Dogs to a successful year.
DeVault Returns in Goal
Junior Katie DeVaultreturns after a standout sophomore season. DeVault appeared in and started all 20 games in goal and played nearly 1900 minutes in 2012. She was ranked (T-15th) nationally in saves and led the Mountain West in saves (122) and saves per game (6.1). DeVault also set new school record for saves in a single match with 13 against then No. 24 Santa Clara. DeVault will try to build off the success of last season to be an anchor for the Bulldogs' defense in goal.
The 'Dogs add four new faces to the roster this season. Amanda Nunes, Alyssa Holsworth, Angie Weiner, and Ariana Holmesall join the as freshmen in 2013. Their experience and fresh talent look to add some depth to the Fresno State roster this year.
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Hotel Florence with Restaurant & Bar
A special attention is dedicated to the restaurant and its environment in order to provide moments of relax for Grand Hotel Adriatico's guests.
The breakfast buffet is served at the luminous Veranda and during the warmer seasons, at the garden. The buffet has a wide variety to satisfy the taste and needs of all clients:
- Sweets corner: selection of brioches, homemade cakes, jam, chocolate cream, Italian honey
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- Beverage: juices and Italian sparking wine, besides the traditional warm beverages served.
- Gluten free and bio products are also available
Both restaurants include international and classical Italian cuisines proposing also typical dishes of the Florentine and Tuscan tradition. Guests that have special dietary requirements (e.g. low-fat or vegetarian diet) can find suitable dishes in the menu according to their needs. A wide range of wine from Chianti and other Italian regions complement the food & beverage offer of Grand Hotel Adriatico.
The Opera Restaurant is dedicated exclusively to Grand Hotel Adriatico's guests and to the growing frequent customers from Florence.
The La Vela Restaurant is dedicated to groups and business meals. It is possible to book reserved rooms for banquets and private events.
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This show is a comedy about a working class Chicago couple who find love at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting. Officer Mike Biggs is a good-hearted cop who sincerely wants to lose weight. Mike's partner, Officer Carl McMillan, is a thin, fast-talking wise-guy who, despite his teasing, encourages Mike on his road to slimness and romance. While speaking at an O.A. meeting, Mike meets Molly Flynn, an instantly likeable fourth-grade teacher with a good sense of humor about her curves. For Molly, focusing on smart choices isn't easy while living with her sexy older sister, Victoria, and their mother, Joyce, both of whom flaunt their effortless figures while indulging their healthy appetites right in front of her. Mike also faces temptation at the diner he and Carl frequent, where they've become friends with a Senegalese waiter, Samuel, to whom dieting is a foreign concept. Mike and Molly found each other in the most unexpected of places. Now they're about to find out where their quest for companionship will take them.
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[artist id="1191782″]Muse[/artist] are apparently fully embracing their status as the "Twilight" band. They've already had their track "Supermassive Black Hole" on the first film's soundtrack, and come Friday, Twilighters can get their hands on the "New Moon" soundtrack, which features the group's remixed track "I Belong to You."
Now it looks like there's a good chance the British rockers will be back for even more vampy fun on the "Eclipse" soundtrack. "It's great to have the feeling of being a new band again in so many people's eyes or minds … we might even do something for the third one," drummer Dominic Howard told MTV News. "How about that for a scoop?"
Nothing is set in stone yet, but Howard noted that besides being a favorite of "Twilight" author Stephenie Meyer, they also have an in with "Eclipse" director David Slade.
"[Slade is] kind of a friend of ours 'cause he directed about three or four of our videos for the second album, and he's a really great video director," Howard explained. "I know he did that really great kind of sick horror [film '30 Days of Night'] which was a bit of a vampire/zombie vibe, wasn't it? So I think he's a great director, and he's quite a funny character as well. So, yeah, we might do something for him as well."
Although Muse have no problems selling albums without the assistance of "Twilight," Howard notes that they're not going to pass up the chance to work on music for the hugely popular franchise. "That's not the sole reason why people know about us, because this is now our fifth album," he said. "But it's a nice side project to be involved with."
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Seattle - The Pac-10 Conference announced today that Washington's Nov. 22 matchup with Washington State will kickoff at 3:30 p.m. PST and be televised to a national cable television audience on Fox Sports Net. ABC Sports selected the USC-UCLA matchup at for its12:30 broadcast slot.
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Published by admin on 30 Jun 2008
The bloggers are watching Louisiana . . .
Gov. Jindal's signing of SB 733 has attracted quite a bit of attention in the blogosphere. Here are excerpts from several nationally known blogs.
- Daily Kos, June 29, 2008: "They Can Never Take Away Our FREEDOM!!!"
The Louisiana legislature should be more wary than most of the Dover trap: It was there, way back in 1987, that the Supreme Court decided an earlier version of creationism was indeed a sham. But that didn't keep Governor Bobby Jindal from signing SB 733, the mis-named Louisiana Science Education Act, last week. While the bill purports to encourage critical thinking and open discussion of various scientific topics, it perpetuates the same sham by singling out evolution (along with global warming and cloning) as topics deserving special criticism.This, in and of itself, undermines the claim to secular purpose. Evolution is no more scientifically controversial than gravity, and Governor Jindal surely knows that — he graduated from Brown University with honors in biology. . . . [Read more.]
- Bad Astronomy, June 27, 2008, "Louisiana, Well that's it then."
. . . many other states are at risk (Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, and on and on). Never flag, never tire, and never assume you're safe. Keep fighting, people. Because I guarantee this victory for the bad guys in Louisiana will embolden them. Keep fighting. [Read more.]
- Pharyngula, June 27, 2008, "The Bill from Bogalusa"
One bizarre item in that story is that the reporter contacted the Discovery Institute, who quickly disavowed any association with the bill, saying that they did not "directly" support it and that they certainly wouldn't support any attempt to insert religion into the schools. Like everything that comes out of the DI, they are lying reflexively. Barbara Forrest has an excellent overview of the context and history of the bill — the bill has the DI's frantic, fervid paws all over it. [Read more.]
- Huffington Post, June 27, 2008, "Joining GOP's Bold March Backwards, Bobby Jindal and Louisiana Democrats Pass 'Stealth Creationism' Education Bill"
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal has just given a green light for a new, national "Stealth Creationism" initiative by signing into Louisiana state law a "stealth" Creationism bill, SB 733. [Read more.]


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Valentine's Day is coming up. Some people love it, others actively dislike it (if you're in the latter camp, you might appreciate learning about the origins of the holiday here).
Whether its dark past bothers you or not, the holiday has at least one good thing going for it. In a word -- chocolate. Various dietary restrictions make that a challenge in our house, but there is this recipe for Dark Chocolate Brownies (gluten free, dairy free people take note).
If chocolate isn't your thing, and you're looking for other ways to celebrate, here are some ideas:
Say it with a card We get invited to a Valentine card making party every year, BYO materials or use those provided by the host. If you're not an invitee to someone else's party, and you're not up for hosting, you can go to Artbeat's Valentine Card Making Extravaganza Feb. 8-9 in Arlington, where they provide the lace doilies, paper hearts, confetti, and more.
Pop goes V-Day If you want to treat someone (or yourself) with scrumptiously delicious Cake Pops, Treat Cupcake Bar in Needham is offering workshops Feb.2-16 on making Valentine's Day Cake Pops and other goodies.
Shop for good Not into crafts or cooking? Those looking to buy for Valentine's Day can do it and help animals at the same time at the MSPCA's Kitty and Puppy Love Floral and Chocolate Valentine's Day Sale, Feb. 12-14 in Jamaica Plain.
It takes two A pair of powerful art forms make a great couple at "Love Songs and Tangos," a Feb. 14 program by the Chamber Orchestra of Boston and tango dancers Armando and Nuria.
Great American play Arthur Miller's classic "Death of a Salesman" has nothing to do with Valentine's Day, except that it's the opening night for the Lyric Stage's new production. See a cast of excellent Boston actors in one of the most famous American plays of the 20th-century.


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The R-3 itself was cancelled when difficulties were encountered in engine development and the decision was made to proceed directly to the R-7 ICBM. During its development the range of the R-3A had settled on 935 km with only a 500 kg payload. It was cancelled in October 1951 without ever flying, with the technology being applied to the R-5 and R-11 missiles. The Russians have been very reluctant to reveal the configuration of the R-3A. It seems likely that it was actually a subscale version of Groettrup's G-4 design, and formed the technical basis for both the R-7 ICBM and N1 super launch vehicle.
to a: 935 km range. Standard warhead: 500 kg (1,100 lb). Maximum range: 900 km (550 mi).
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Status: Cancelled 1951.
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2014 (Senior): All-Pac-12 honorable mention selection … Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention selection … played in all 19 of Oregon's games, started in 17 of them … finished the season second on the team in points with seven (3 goals, 1 assist) … tied for 10th in the Pac-12 in shots (60) … tallied the game-winning goal and an assist in a win over Milwaukee … scored the game-winning goal in a win over Utah … netted a goal in the Civil War against Oregon State and helped the Ducks to the win … played 1,515 minutes on the season – the most for any forward, the fifth most on the team … she finishes her career at Oregon tied for ninth in school history in career points with 27 (11 goals, 5 assists) … tied for ninth in school history in goals (11) … letterwinner.
2013 (Junior): Started in all 18 matches she played in, logging 1,339 minutes as a forward … ranked tied for second in the team in points with six … scored goals against Texas and UC Irvine … assisted a Brooke Strawn goal against Portland State and a Kristen Parr goal at Washington … only player on the team to record multiple goals and assists on the season … led the Ducks in shots (53) and shots on goal (26) by a wide margin … ranked seven in the Pac-12 in shots per game and eighth in total shots … letterwinner.
2012 (Sophomore): A Pac-12 Academic All-American honorable mention selection … competed in 18 matches, a starter in 17 … contributed the squad's third-highest number of points (6) during the season, including two goals and two assists … the team's third-most frequent shot taker this year with 27 shots, 15 of which were on goal … averaged 1.5 shots per game … recorded 1,012 minutes of playing time.
2011 (Freshman): Named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman team in 2011 … started 14 of the 16 matches she played in … tied for first in goals scored (4) … took a total of 29 shots during the season, 14 of which were on goal, placing her at the top of the leader board where she is tied for first in both categories … tied for second in total points (8) … scored the game-winning goal in the match against USC (2-1, Oct. 2) … logged a total of 1063 minutes and played the entirety of the match on two occasions, one of which being the overtime match versus Washington (1-1, Oct. 21).
High School: Ranked the No. 14 recruit in the Rocky Mountain Region … led Mountain Vista High School to the Colorado State 5A Championship … earned MVP honors in the championship match after scoring the go-ahead goal in the 85th minute … reached the semifinals of the Colorado High School State Championships in her junior season … carried 3.8 cumulative GPA.
ODP/Club: Club team, Real Colorado National 92/93, admitted to the initial ECNL group of the top 40 clubs in the country … club team won a Colorado State Cup championship in her U15 year … was selected to the 2010 ECNL Fall Showcase All-Event Team … was named to the Colorado state ODP team four consecutive years … also named to the Region IV ODP team all four years.
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Bethenny Frankel got a bad Valentine's Day present as she learned that her daytime talk show has been cancelled. According to Hollywood Life on Feb. 14, the former "Real Housewives of New York" star informed her staff with a telephone call.
Frankel is currently traveling and couldn't let her staff know in person, but one source said that she was very emotional when letting everyone know that her show has been cancelled. She was described as "emotional" and "sounded teary" while saying the show was cancelled because she couldn't be edgy enough for her fans.
"Bethenny" tested in markets in the summer of 2012 before debuting nationwide in Fall 2013.
There will be two more months of shooting for the show before it finally leaves the air in May. Frankel said that, because the show has been cancelled, she doesn't need to hold back anymore and has "nothing to lose" for the next two months.
This comes at the time that Bravo has announced a "Real Housewives" awards show and will announce the first ever lifetime achievement award winner during the preview for this season's "Real Housewives of New York City" series. That makes it seem like Bethenny Frankel might be the first recipient of that award.
Frankel became a huge star on "Real Housewives of New York" and then became a hugely successful entrepreneur thanks to her Skinnygirl products. "Bethenny" has received consistent low ratings and poor critical reviews, which led to its cancellation.
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Unleashed: The Seniors' Last Game. Then, Real Life
While Desmond Trufant can expect to be playing football in the pros beyond his UW finale next week in the MAACO Las Vegas Bowl, his 10 other senior classmates know this is it. That real life begins Dec. 23. Just 1.7 percent of college football players get drafted.
Trufant Wins UW's Flaherty Award And Defensive MVP
Seferian-Jenkins and Glenn also honored as team MVPs at 2012 Celebration of Husky Football.
UW vs Utah - Postgame Notes
Huskies defeat Utah to become bowl eligible for third straight season under Sarkisian.
UW vs. OSU - Postgame Quotes
Huskies topple NO. 7 Beavers 20-17 for their second top-10 upset at CenturyLink Field this season.
Homecoming Brings Beavers To Seattle Saturday
Washington returns to CenturyLink for night game vs. unbeaten OSU.
2012: Played in every game ... presented with the Don James Perseverance Award at the team's postseason banquet ... made three tackles in the game at LSU ... started vs. Portland State, making two tackles (half a tackle for a loss) ... one tackle in a start vs. No. 8 Stanford ... credited with three tackles at Arizona ... started vs. Oregon State (two tackles, including one TFL) and at California (one stop) ... one tackle in a start vs. Utah and the same at Colorado ... one tackle in a start at Washington State .... two tackles in a start vs. Boise State in the bowl game.
2011: Returned from an injury in the final game of the 2010 regular season to play in a total of 10 games in 2011 ... started seven games at one defensive tackle spot ... totaled four tackles for the season ... had a fumble recovery and a three-yard return in the win at Utah.
2010: Missed the Holiday Bowl after breaking an ankle in the Washington State game ... played in all 12 games in the regular season, starting the final three at one defensive tackle spot ... three tackles each in win at Cal and Washington State ... total at Cal included one-and-a-half TFLs and a sack ... also had a TFL and a forced fumble at WSU ... two tackles, including a tackle for loss and a forced fumble, in the win over Syracuse ... one tackle each vs. Oregon and UCLA.
2009: One of 10 true freshmen to see action in 2009 ... saw action in five of 12 games, and action was limited to a degree by a hand injury ... played against LSU, Idaho, Oregon, Washington State and California ... notched two solo tackles vs. the Ducks.
HIGH SCHOOL: Named the Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) Division I Defensive Player of the Year as a senior ... also earned second-team all-state honors from the Honolulu Advertiser ... averaged better than 11 tackles per game and totaled 11 sacks for the Vikings as a senior ... mainly a defensive lineman, but also played some fullback ... ranked by rivals.com as the No. 5 prospect in the state of Hawai'i and the No. 73 defensive tackle in the nation ... listed as the No. 131 player in the west by superprep.com ... also a standout shot putter and discus thrower at Hilo ... born in Tonga ... played for coach Kalani Siliga.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Angela Lackey scored 19 points as No. 19 Arizona defeated Texas Southern 96-46 Friday night in the opening round of the Insight.com Bowl Classic.
Indiana defeated Middle Tennessee 81-68 in the other game and will face Arizona for the championship on Sunday.
Texas Southern scored the game's first two points but Arizona then went on a 15-0 run. The Wildcats (7-0) extended the margin to 48-18 at halftime as Monika Crank and Lisa Griffith sparked a 13-0 run with consecutive 3-pointers.
The Wildcats' largest lead came when Lackey converted a three-point play with 28 seconds left to put them up 52 points.
Tatum Brown had 15 points for Arizona, while Elizabeth Pickney added 13 and Griffith had 10.
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An estimated five-million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's Disease.
The large number of patients can place a great strain on their caregivers.
Twice a week, Liz Schantz pays a visit to her mother-in-law at an assisted living facility.
89-year-old Adele Schantz has late stage Alzheimer's Disease.
The Alzheimer's Association estimates there are 10-million Americans caring for someone with the condition.
Many of them are like Liz, full-time parents of younger children, who also look after their mother, father or in-laws.
"What we see very often, the patients really aren't fully aware of what's going on. It's the family that suffers and agonizes over this," explained Dr. Larry Tune, with the Emory School of Medicine.
The Alzheimer's Association reports many caregivers experience high levels of stress.
The group tells caregivers to educate themselves about the disease and find out what resources are available.
Find ways to manage stress and take care of their own bodies by eating well, exercising and getting plenty of rest.
In Liz's case, she's also trying to maintain a positive attitude and set a good example for her children.
"I hope, when it's my turn, they'll be right there waiting to take care of me, too," Schantz admitted.
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By Oracle OpenWorld Blog Team on Apr 30, 2013
Super Saver registration ends on Friday, May 3. So don't miss this last and best chance to save $300 over the Early Bird rates that go into effect on May 4. We say it every year and it's always true: this year's Oracle OpenWorld will have more to offer than ever before: from keynotes and technical sessions to demos and hands-on labs, from packed exhibition halls to innumerable networking opportunities. As in years past, you must register before you can reserve a hotel room for the conference. If you register now, you'll get the best selection of price and location. There's no reason to wait, and every reason to save money.
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I'm at a friends house that is using ATT Uverse. This network is by default secured. The problem is they have a long ethernet cable plugged into a "Linksys Access point A+G", which is unsecured. Its broadcasting 'linksys-a' and 'linksys-g', both of which a lot of filthy vagrants are connecting to.
I'm trying to secure it, but any time i connect to the default gateway IP it goes directly to the Uverse router admin page, and not the linksys one.
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Air Pollution a Leading Cause of Cancer
The United Nation's World Health Organization (WHO) has classified air pollution as a prime cause of cancer worldwide, especially in the case of lung cancer.
The WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has now placed dirty air in the same category of carcinogens as tobacco smoke, ultraviolet (UV) radiation and plutonium, BBC News reported.
According to IARC, about 223,000 lung cancer deaths globally can be blamed on exposure to air pollution. The majority of these deaths are occurring in rapidly industrializing Asian nations such as China.
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College Hockey:UAA Head Coach Hill Leaves For Minnesota
Return As Gopher Assistant Reunites Hill With Lucia
Alaska-Anchorage head coach John Hill has resigned his position to become an assistant coach at Minnesota, ending a tenure that saw a modest turnaround after the Seawolves hit rock bottom with a one-win season in 2002-03.
On Friday it was announced that Hill, 44, has accepted the Gopher assistant's position which opened up when Bob Motzko left to become an assistant coach at St. Cloud State.
"I would like to thank UAA for four wonderful years," said Hill. "I appreciated the opportunity to come back to my alma mater as head coach and have appreciated the efforts of our staff and players. I feel the program is in good shape to move forward."
"John inherited a tough situation here and we are grateful to him for his contributions in getting Seawolf Hockey headed in the right direction," said Dr. Steve Cobb, UAA athletics director. "He accomplished many good things here and we wish he was staying, and, yet, we certainly wish him and his family nothing but the best."
Hill's return to Minnesota continues a lengthy relationship with Gopher head coach Don Lucia, under whom Hill was an assistant coach at Minnesota from 1999-2001 and at Colorado College from 1995-99.
"I am extremely happy to welcome John back to the Golden Gopher hockey program," Lucia said. "His experience and knowledge of the game will undoubtedly be invaluable to our team now and in the future. I was looking for a coach that had tremendous experience, was passionate about the game and was an outstanding recruiter, and John has proven himself to be exceptional in every phase.
"When John was at Minnesota, he helped build our program to put us at the threshold of winning back-to-back national championships. His experience as a head coach in the WCHA will be a real asset to our team. John did a fabulous job at Alaska Anchorage in rebuilding the Seawolves program. With his experience and knowledge of our program, I expect a seamless transition as he returns to Minnesota."
In four seasons at Alaska-Anchorage, Hill, 44, posted a record of 39-89-21 in a program that has not enjoyed a winning season since 1992-93. UAA went 1-28-7 in Hill's second season behind the bench, but rebounded modestly the last two seasons with two titles at the Nye Frontier Classic, and an upset of Wisconsin in the WCHA first round in 2004. Those victories snapped a streak in which the Seawolves had lost 22 straight league playoff games dating back to 1993. The Seawolves nearly repeated that feat in 2005, falling two games to one to the Badgers en route to a season record of 12-19-6.
As a player, Hill captained Alaska Anchorage in 1983-84 and compiled 121 points during his four-year career as a Seawolf. He began his coaching career as a part-time assistant at UAA in 1988 before becoming head coach and general manager of the USHL's Dubuque Fighting Saints.
From 1991-95, Hill served as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Alaska-Anchorage before joining Lucia at CC.
Hill was born in Hampton, Va., and is a graduate of Bartlett High School in Anchorage. He and his wife, Patsy, will reside in the Twin Cities.
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In Pennsylvania, on Monday, Federal agents arrested a man suspected to have been involved in the kidnapping of a North Carolina prosecutor's father. According to the FBI, eight people have been charged in the plot to kidnap the prosecutor's father, Frank Janssen. In the planned kidnapping, Janssen would be taken from his home and held in Atlanta where he was ultimately rescued.
Janssen's daughter is a prosecutor in Raleigh and was responsible for assisting in sending Bloods gang member Kelvin Melton to prison for life. Kelvin Melton is also charged in Janssen's abduction. Jakym Tibbs, 20, is another one of the eight people charged in the kidnapping plot.
According to the FBI, Melton made the arrangements for the kidnapping from his prison cell. Melton was using a contraband mobile phone. Authorities claim that these cell phones are allowing prisoners to intimidate witnesses, direct drug deals and plan for escapes.
The FBI offered a reward of up to $25,000 for tips leading to the arrest of Tibbs and another suspect, both of which were considered armed and dangerous. Tibbs was apprehended and taken into federal custody this week at a home in Harrisburg, Penn. FBI spokeswoman Shelley Lynch stated in a statement, "It is too soon to determine whether the reward offered played a role in his capture."
Quantavious Thompson, 18, was another fugitive who was arrested this week in Georgia. The FBI stated that all of the eight suspects have now been arrested.
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After the Rain
This photo was shot after a summer rainshower this June just outside our home. Everything looked so green and fresh! Adding to the beauty was the sun setting behind the trees.
Photographer: Natasha Soto
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Rome Liberated - 4 June, 1944
Palazzo Nuovo
Tipología: Fotografía, Documental
Historical-documentary exhibition on the occasion of the 68th Anniversary of Liberation of Rome.
On 4 June 1944 the first units of the Allied Armies of the United Nations entered into Rome.
It was the first European capital to be freed after 9 months of occupation.


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First Year at Arizona
11 Years in Coaching
?* In 2003 Spurrier coached Laveranues Coles of the Washington Redskins to an 82-catch, 1,204-yard season and a Pro Bowl appearance, and also had Rod Gardner catch 59 passes for 600 yards. Gardner had 71 receptions for 1,006 yards in 2002 to lead the Redskins.
?* Part of Bob Stoops' rebuilding project at Oklahoma. The Sooners were 7-5 in Stoops' first year, won the national championship with a 13-0 mark in 2000 and went 11-2 in 2001 in Spurrier's three seasons.
?* Coached wide receiver Josh Norman, a team captain, who tied the school record with 11 catches against Texas Tech in 2001, and tied then freshman Mark Clayton with 45 receptions, the sixth-most in school history.
?* At Florida, Spurrier was on the staff of the 1996 national championship team that beat Florida State, 52-20, in the Sugar Bowl and finished 12-1.
?* Part of Florida Gators coaching staff that led the program to a 54-7-1 record during the five years he was in Gainesville.
?* OU Wide Receivers Statistics (1999-2001):
Year Name Rec. Yds. TD
1999 Jarrail Jackson (Sr.) 54 659 7
1999 Brandon Daniels (Sr.) 56 681 4
2000 Curtis Fagan (So.) 41 606 7
2000 Andre Woolfork (So.) 42 614 5
2001 Josh Norman (Sr.) 52 479 2
2001 Mark Clayton (Fr.) 46 524 3
99-01 Antwone Savage (Fr-Jr) 122 1,571 9
Mike Stoops dipped into another well-known coaching family to fill a late spring vacancy on the offensive staff, bringing in Steve Spurrier Jr. to coach tight ends.
Spurrier should add some more dynamics to Arizona's offensive philosophies in 2004.
Spurrier, wide receivers coach for the Washington Redskins the last two seasons and a former assistant at Oklahoma and Florida, was hired in early May and rejoined his former colleague from Oklahoma.
Spurrier filled a vacancy created when guards and centers coach John Peterson left during spring practice to join the staff at his alma mater, Ohio State. Eric Wolford, who coached tackles and tight ends initially, and then took over the line unit after Peterson's departure, will be the offensive line coach.
Spurrier, 33, began his coaching career under his father, Steve Sr., working as a graduate assistant at the University of Florida from 1994 to 1997.
He was elevated to special teams-offense coach for a year, and he then coached receivers at Oklahoma under Stoops' brother, Bob, for three seasons from 1999 to 2001.
In 2002, he joined the elder Spurrier on the Redskins' staff as receivers coach.
Spurrier played collegiately at Duke from 1990-94 and earned his bachelor's degree in economics from the institution in 1994. He later earned a master's degree at Florida in 1996.
Spurrier's Coaching history
1994 Florida, Offensive graduate assistant
1995 Florida, Offensive graduate assistant
1996 Florida, Offensive graduate assistant
1997 Florida, Football Video assistant
1998 Florida, Special Teams-Offense coach
1999 Oklahoma, Wide Receivers Coach
2000 Oklahoma, Wide Receivers Coach
2001 Oklahoma, Wide Receivers Coach
2002 Washington Redskins, Wide Receivers
2003 Washington Redskins, Wide Receivers
Spurrier In Bowl GAMES
1994 Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, UF graduate assistant
1995 Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, UF graduate assistant
1996 Fiesta Bowl, Tempe, UF graduate assistant
1997 Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, UF video assistant
1998 Florida Citrus Bowl, Orlando, UF Special teams-off. coach
1999 Independence Bowl, Shreveport, OU receivers coach
2000 Orange Bowl, Miami, OU receivers coach
2001 Cotton Bowl, Dallas, OU receivers coach
The Spurrier File
Birthdate: Sept. 26, 1971, Palo Alto, Calif.
High School: Northern, Durham, N.C., 1990
College: Duke University, 1994
Advanced Degree: Master's, University of Florida ?'96
Playing Experience: Wide Receiver, Duke 1992-93
Family: Wife, the former Melissa Beauchamp; sons Luke and Gavin; daughter Emmaline
Recruiting Areas: San Francisco Bay Area, North Carolina, El Paso, Arizona, New Mexico


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Anxiety Attacks
Anxiety attacks and panic attacks are the same.
The National Institute of Mental Health categorizes anxiety attacks under the classification Panic Disorder. Anxiety attacks are often also referred to as Panic Attack Disorder or Anxiety Attack Disorder. Anxiety attack disorder is included in the overarching category of Anxiety Disorder.
Those who experience anxiety attack disorder are not alone. It's estimated that 19 percent of the North American adult population (ages 18 to 54) experiences an anxiety disorder, and 3 percent of the North American adult population experiences anxiety attack disorder. We believe that number is much higher, since many conditions go undiagnosed and unreported.
While everyone experiences brief episodes of intense anxiety from time to time, and a great many people experience one or two anxiety attacks over the course of their lifetime, anxiety attack disorder occurs when these attacks become frequent or persistent, begin interfering with or restricting normal lifestyle, or when the individual becomes afraid of them. Once established, anxiety attack disorder can be very debilitating.
Anxiety attack disorder generally starts with one unexplained attack that causes the individual to become concerned. As other attacks occur, fear of having anxiety attacks, what they mean, what the associated symptoms mean, and where the attacks and symptoms may lead, increases. This escalation of fear is often the catalyst that brings on the attacks, causing the individual to be seemingly caught in a cycle of fear then panic, then more fear, then more panic, and so on.
An anxiety attack can be described as a sudden attack of fear, terror, or feelings of impending doom that strike without warning and for no apparent reason. This strong sensation or feeling can also be accompanied by a number of other symptoms, including pounding heart, rapid heart rate, sweating, lightheadedness, nausea, hot or cold flashes, chest pain, hands and feet may feel numb, tingly skin sensations, burning skin sensations, irrational thoughts, fear of losing control, and a number of other symptoms. (While other symptoms often do accompany anxiety attacks, they don't necessarily have to.)
An anxiety attack can last anywhere between a few moments to 30 or more minutes. It's also common for subsequent attacks to follow, causing the overall anxiety attack experience to last much longer as one episode is followed by another episode. Even though the attack episode eventually ends, it's common for the symptoms and after effects of an attack to linger for hours or even days, depending upon the severity of the attack.
The highest incidence of the onset of anxiety attack disorder occurs in the 17 to 25 years of age range. But people from all age groups can experience anxiety attacks. Many people remember having them as children (anxiety attacks that occur in childhood are often misunderstood as feeling "sick" or the onset of the flu).
Anxiety attack disorder is reportedly more likely to develop in women than in men, however, the statistics may be misleading because men are more reluctant to seek professional help.
Anxiety attack disorder is often misunderstood. Many sources claim that anxiety attack disorder is genetically or biologically caused, or both, because it commonly occurs in families. But research has yet to find any medical or scientific evidence to support these claims.
Based on our personal and professional experiences with anxiety and anxiety disorders, we know that the factors that cause anxiety disorders are learned, and therefore are behavioral and NOT genetically inherited or biologically caused.
Yes, anxiety disorders DO have a biological component, but the biological component is a RESULT of our behaviors and NOT the initial CAUSE of them.
And yes, it is common for anxiety disorders to run in families, but it's because of environmental factors, NOT genetic factors.
Anyone who has experienced anxiety attack disorder will tell you that anxiety attacks can be frightening and severely debilitating. But anxiety attack disorder IS fully reversible, and anyone can do it with the right information, help, and support.
Anxiety attack disorder is best treated early. Conditions allowed to persist often become more complicated, and consequently, lengthier to treat.
Nonetheless, anxiety attack disorder at ANY stage is fully resolvable. When the right information, help, and support are combined with effort and application, anyone can do it.
Our experience has shown that the most effective treatment for anxiety attack disorder is the combination of good self-help information and Personal Coaching/Counseling/Therapy. Since the underlying factors that cause anxiety attack disorder are learned, generally a professional therapist is required to help uncover, identify, and successfully address them. Working with a professional therapist ensures that these underlying factors are effectively addressed.
And because the underlying factors associated with anxiety disorders (including anxiety attack disorder) are learned, there are no "quick-fix remedies or cures" for anxiety disorders. Treatments that claim "miracle or secret cures" should be avoided.
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CHICAGO -- If anyone knows what the Boston Bruins are going through in the aftermath of a draining triple-overtime loss to the Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday at United Center, it would be team president Cam Neely.
When Andrew Shaw banked an already deflected shot off his knee pad and past Tuukka Rask for the winning goal 12:08 into the third overtime to give Chicago a 4-3 victory in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, Neely felt a very familiar pain as he watched from the team's management box.
Twenty-three years earlier, Neely -- then a star power forward with the Bruins -- lived through a similar nightmare in Game 1 of the 1990 Final. The Bruins and the Edmonton Oilers were locked in a 2-2 tie past the 15-minute mark of the third extra period at Boston Garden when Edmonton's Petr Klima, who had played sparingly throughout the game, scored the game-winning goal.
That game ended 55:13 into overtime; it's the longest game in Stanley Cup Final history.
"Mentally, it wasn't tough to recover from that," Neely said Thursday at the Bruins' hotel. "Physically, it was the same for both teams."
But it appeared Boston never recovered from the loss. They were routed 7-2 in Game 2, and after a 2-1 victory in Game 3, the Bruins lost 5-1 and 4-1 to the Oilers, who won the Cup for the fifth time in seven years.
Neely was asked whether things would have been different if his Bruins had won Game 1. He said he wasn't sure.
"That's tough to say," he said. "They played really well and [goalie Bill] Ranford stood on his head that series, so it is really hard to say."
He doesn't feel the same could happen to the current Bruins because the Stanley Cup the club won in 2011 has inured this team from getting too low when things go against it.
"I just know the experience these guys went through in 2011 is an experience that we didn't have," Neely said. "There were a number of us that played [in the Final against Edmonton] in '88, but we didn't have the type of run these guys had in 2011."
He also argues this team has a far better flair for the dramatic than any of the clubs for which he played, so he knows the Bruins will be ready for Game 2 on Saturday (8 p.m. ET; NBCSN, CBC, RDS).
"We joke that we don't make things easy on ourselves," Neely said. "These guys bounce back and they have showed it time and again, and that is what I expect Saturday."
He also expects to be asked more and more about the 1990 classic, one of the iconic games in Bruins history. Though he'll try to answer, he won't consider the what-ifs that are so often a part of the conversation. He also won't go back and watch the game, which he said he has never seen.
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Note that the preseason team only has 5 players, not 10, so this is a big honor. Not unexpected since she was unanimous first-team at the end of last season, but still a big honor.
Congratulations Hallie! I hope you see has a great senior season. She is such a hard worker, and done so many things for the program, and made so many adjustments to accomplish team goals, she deserves it.
Truly an honor, and very deserving. I enjoyed watching her more than any other player last year.
Kind of surprised Nikki wasn't at least HM she led the big 12 in assists and was HM at the end of the season!
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Rich Girard is apparently a better Christian due to his attempt to seduce a female fan via Facebook's private messaging function, and the sexting scandal that engulfed the conservative talk show host last week is really not a scandal at all. It's all Joe Kelly Levasseur's fault.
This seems to be the attitude of the New Hampshire Union Leader newspaper in its coverage of this stinky hot mess. Why, if nobody talked about this, nobody would get hurt. The attitude is evocative of the cover-up of the pedophile scandals that rocked the Queen City's Catholic Church a decade ago.
The attitude of the factotums who toil for society's Minitrue (Ministry of Truth), whether they be Republican or Democrat ("Ready for Hillary" yet?), is that if we can just ignore it, or in the face of a flareup, treat it as a brush fire that can be stamped out if no fuel is added to the fire, then we can send the scandal down the Memory Hole. Gone. Forgotten
If we can just cover this up, it will go away. Or will it?
Union Leader's Hypocrisy
According to a 2002 article in the New York Times, allegations of pedophilia had been made against priests in the Manchester diocese for 30 years before Bishop John B. McCormack revealed the names of 14 priests who had engaged in sex abuse that year.
Tea Party favorite Ovide M. Lamontagne, the 2012 GOP gubernatorial candidate, served as counsel for the Manchester Diocese during the sex scandal. He negotiated a $6.5 million settlement of 61 sexual abuse claims and struck a deal with the state Attorney General that prevented the diocese from being prosecuted on criminal charges.
Under instructions from Bishop McCormack, Lamontagne eshewed a legal strategy of defending the church against the criminal charges in court, but instead, sought a quick settlement. Ovide's deal led to the criminal charges being dropped.
The Union Leader, at the time of this sex scandal, called on Bishop McCormack to resign.
As for Girard, he essentially was shamed in the ink-stained pages of the Union Leader's New Hampshire Sunday News, but was also given a free pass. Certain details of his sexting with the fan, such as the exchange of nude photos, were ignored, as was his inquiry about birth control devices. More importantly, when it came to culpability, he was also given a free pass as Alderman Joe Kelly Levasseur was dragged in to it and made the "heavy".
"Later in the week," Union Leader City Hall columnist Ted Seifer wrote, "Girard told me that while he took responsibility for the interaction with [the woman], Levasseur was sinking to new lows in his efforts to publicize it. 'I would think a sitting public official would have better things to do than ramp up the heat to destroy a family,' he said."
"Big Joe! Big Jo-o-o-e. BIG BAD JOE!!!"
It's a common theme for the Union Leader and obviously helps sell newspapers.
What Ted Seifer or more likely his editors left out of their Rich Girard sexting scandal story (a front page-worthy story that took the Union Leader over a week to cover) was not the just the incredible obscenity of Girard's sexts -- that is not appropriate for a family newspaper -- but Girard's sinful behavior as regards his flouting of church doctrine. We are not talking sinning as in getting one's jollies from the one-handed sexting a young fan, or contemplating adultery, but the sin that has been the eye of the hurricane in Catholic Church doctrine for well over 40 years: flouting its teachings on birth control.
For Rich Girard asked this woman, as he was trying to get into her bed, if she has acquired an intrauterine device (IUD), a form of birth control that was part of the recent Supreme Court Hobby Lobby decision that Girard supports. Hobby Lobby's right, based on a concept of religious liberty, to deny coverage for IUDs, which it and many pro-life people consider an abortifacient (believing it capable of aborting a fertilzed egg), was upheld by the High Court.
Girard was on the radio praising the decision. And soon was on Facebook, asking the woman if she had acquired an IUD, then other forms of birth control when she told him she had not.
There is no mention of this in the Union Leader. To the newspaper's credit, at least it printed a santized version of events, even if it was a week late. WMUR-TV, which interviewed the woman that Rich Girard sexted, ignored the story, except for a brief blind item in James Pindell's column.
Double Think
Anywho, what does it matter, when you have Big Bad Joe to blame? If Joe Kelly Levasseur hadn't spread the word about town of Rich Girard's indiscretion (something Girard would have jumped on in a New Hampshire minute if the shoe had been on the other foot), there would have been no sex scandal. There would have been no sin.
We cross into Orwell land, or more accurately, open our eyes to the fact that here in the Granite State, we live in Nineteen Eighty-Four. We even have our own O'Briend, former House Speaker Bill, with his own cock-eyed idea of reality.
One cannot help thinking of the Passion of Winston Smith, when he is being racked by Orwell's O'Brien.
"How can I help seeing what is in front of my eyes? Two and two are four," Smith declares to the Party apparatchik.
"Sometimes, Winston," O'Brien says. "Sometimes they are five. Sometimes they are three. Sometimes they are all of them at once. You must try harder. It is not easy to become sane."
Reality, another word for sanity, is socially defined. In the Union Leader's double think, Girard the sinner is the one who has been sinned against, and Levasseur, the revelator (in the non-religious sense - Girard claims that role for himself), is the one who has sinned.
Hearken back to 2002, when the Union Leader attacked Bishop McCormack as the Diocese of Manchester was facing criminal charges and a major financial payout. Can you say "Scapegoat?"
In Biblical times, a scapegoat was sacrificed to expiate the sins of a community. Ted Seifer is too smart and too good a writer to turn the young woman who was at the other end of the sexts into the scapegoat, so the editorial board offered him Joe Kelly Levasseur.
My Puritan ancestors preferred hanging witches as a homeostatic device to maintain the equilibrium in Olde New England.
Down the Memory Hole
"The old civilizations claimed that they were founded on love or justice," Orwell's O'Brien (though it could be the Granite State's Bill) told Winston Smith. "Ours is founded upon hatred. In our world there will be no emotions except fear, rage, triumph, and self-abasement."
In a nutshell, that's Rich Girard's career as the Queen City exemplar of right-wing Christian family values, freeze fame: Caught with his pants down. Except the order is askew. For Girard, it's rage, fear, self-abasement and triumph, as his wanton sexual behavior is recast as an act strengthing him religiously, and his incredible hypocrisy on the issue of birth control is simply ignored. (Did we mention the sin of simony? Another article, perhaps.)
The Girard sexting scandal is already been pigenonholed to be forwarded on to the Memory Hole by the factotums of Manchester's Minitrue (Ministry of Truth).
This is how reality is socially defined. The question remains, as Rich Girard remains on the air of what is billed as a "Christian radio station" tasked with preventing people from going to hell, what are those outraged by this going to do about it?


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Members of the new cabinet took the oath of office before the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud at Al-Salam Palace in Jeddah on Saturday. The swearing-in ceremony was attended by HRH Crown Prince Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud, Deputy Prime Minister and Commander of the National Guard, and by HRH Prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud, Minister of Defense and Aviation and Inspector-General.
The six new members of the Consultative Council (Majlis Al-Shoura) also took the oath of office and this ceremony was also attended by HRH Crown Prince Abdullah and HRH Prince Sultan, in addition to Sheikh Muhammad Bin Jubair, Chairman of the Consultative Council, and senior officials of the Royal Court.
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud thanked the outgoing ministers and expressed confidence that members of the newly-appointed Cabinet and new members of the Consultative Council will perform their duties to the best of their ability and with sincerity and dedication. Pointing out that Saudi Arabia draws its laws from the Holy Qur'an and the teachings of the Prophet, he said: "Many of you know well what this country was like thirty or forty years ago.... but it has always been committed to the Qur'an and the Sunnah, the firm base which makes us ever proud." King Fahd stated that he was honored to be the first Saudi Minister of Education, and stressed that he is aware of the many aspects of the educational process and the efforts exerted by education officials, saying: "The standard of education at that time was poor, not only for lack of financial resources, but also for lack of qualified human resources".
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Let $\operatorname{Vect-fin}$ be a category of finite-dimensional vector spaces over $\mathbb{R}$. In this category Hom-sets $\operatorname{Hom}(V,W)$ are themselves finite-dimensional vector spaces over $\mathbb{R}$. Now let $F$ be a functor from $\operatorname{Vect-fin}$ to $\operatorname{Vect-fin}$.
My question is what we have to assume on $F$ to conclude that induced maps:
are continuous for all $V,W\in \operatorname{Vect-fin}$?
(Recall that any finitely dimensional vector space over $\mathbb{R}$ can be equipped with unique topology with respect to which algebraic operations are continuous - we consider this topology on Hom-sets.)
When I learnt for the first time about topological vector bundles, I saw that the usual constructions (better: functors) which are available for vector spaces: direct sum, tensor product, exterior and symmetric powers, dual (and more generally $\operatorname{Hom}$), are also doable in the category of vector bundles over fixed topological space.
The argument can be roughly arranged as follows:
- for given vector bundles take a common trivialization cover of our space,
- take transition maps,
- apply our functor from the category of vector spaces "point by point" to the transition maps,
- rejoice in the fact that maps thus obtained are continuous, giving transition maps for a new vector bundle, which over our trivialization cover looks like trivial bundle with fiber equal to what we should get when we apply our functor in the category of vector spaces to the fibers of given vector bundles.
If one write down the details, it turns out that we are composing (the tuples of) the continuous maps $U\to \operatorname{GL}_{n}(\mathbb{R}) \subset \operatorname{Hom}(\mathbb{R}^{n},\mathbb{R}^{n})$ with map analogous to (#) above (it may look more general if our functor goes from some cartesian power of $\operatorname{Vect-fin}$, but for $F =\Lambda^{n}$ it is exactly the map (#)), and what makes us successful and happy is that this composition is still continuous. (Moreover analogous construction works in the smooth or complex-analytic category.)
Thus the proof works equally well for all functors for which the induced map between Hom-sets is continuous.
Despite the fact that I have never worked with quite general functors between categories of vector spaces I believe that the answer could be conceptually enlightening or at least pleasant.
Starting points
Perhaps we should begin with the question about the existence of functor such that (#) is not continuous. Another observation - if the additive functor preserve scalar multiplication in Hom-sets, then (#) is continuous, as linear map of finitely dimensional vector spaces. But what happens for general additive functors? Are there any which do not preserve scalar-multiplicative structure?
(One closing remark: I am likewise eager to know what is going on in smooth and complex-analytic categories. And if you still strive for generalizations, you are welcome to replace $\mathbb{R}$ by any topological field, or even topological ring and consider modules there).


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Paul McCartney is back on the stage, after being sidelined for a couple of months due a virus, which had put the breaks on his Japanese tour and concert and South Korea, and also caused reschedules for a dozen dates in the United States.
Resuming his Out There tour in Albany, New York, McCartney proclaimed it was "great to be back", and performed a show that spanned just under three hours, but contained 38 songs (much of them of course being from the eras of both the Beatles and Wings). Moments included the expected hits like "Hey Jude", "Let it Be" and "Another Day", as well as an instrumental interlude of Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze", four songs from his latest album New, and tributes to late Beatles John Lennon and George Harrison.
2014 has already been quite a year for McCartney. Along with the ongoing news of his tour, there was also the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' historical appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. McCartney's Out There tour is expected to roll on in the United States through October, and during the month of August, San Francisco fans will get a chance to check him out, when he performs at Candlestick Park.
In other music news, Pink Floyd is set to release their first new album in twenty years. The album is titled the Endless River, and it will come out in October, and marks the first release since 1994's the Division Bell. The album consist a series of tracks recorded in 1994, which was going to be released under the title the Big Spliff, but ended up being shelved. Now following the passing of keyboardist Richard Wright, many of the songs will be expanded with some added vocals.
Unfortunately, for fans hoping for the album to a reunion of sorts featuring Roger Waters will be disappointed, as it does not include the musician. And according to a British newspaper, Pink Floyd won't be touring in support of the album.