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this has been all over SCN quite a few times. I have also found quite a few comments on the issue, but none that looks as simple as I imagine the thing to be - maybe it isn't since many SAP-things seem to be from a time when >simple< was not fashionable...
Anyway, here it is:
I have a program that calls a standard SAP report using the >SUBMIT...AND RETURN< command.
Currently, when that executes error-free, I have to hit >RETURN< - or F3 - to continue executing the calling program. The thing is, in case that report failed, it would give me an error message - or rather, the next function which I call right afterwards would give me an error message - that report writes a file to my harddisk, so if it failed, it wouldn't be there and the following function would pass me any of its numerous exceptions. Moreover, I can modify the SELscreen so that no false combination of parameters is possible and the report WILL be executed error-free in all probability.
So, if possible, I would like to automate the "...AND RETURN" part so I - or the user, whoever - doesn't have to hit F3, but the report just executes and then returns automatically to the calling program.
Is that possible?
Thanks a lot!
Best regards,
Submit works in a seperate internal session which the caller will not be interested in waiting for
May be a memory variable check after the submit statement will do.
data:submitted type c,
run type c.
free memory id 'RUN'.
import run from memory id 'RUN'.
if run = 'X'.
if submitted is initial.
submit zabc and return.
submitted = 'X'.
set run = 'X' in zabc and export it in the end.
looks bad though
Hi Kesavadas,
thanks very much! I am grateful for any trick helping me make my solution look better to the end-user.
The trick is actually very simple, you are proposing declaring that in the calling program with a BLANK, setting it to 'X' once the called report is executed and then querying it to decide whether it has been done.
That looks like it should work. I have copied the standard report and I'll have to edit it somehow anyway to get rid of a GUI confirmation screen which it calls and which I don't want - I want to avoid any redundant user interaction.
Best regards,
Check this one.
If you are passsing any Tables data to the Selection Screen of the Submit Program use RS_PAR
as shown below.
DATA: TB_RSPAR Type Standard Table of RSPARAMS,
X_RSPAR Type RSPARAMS.
Clear X_RSPAR.
Append X_RSPAR TO TB_RSPAR.
Similarly for the Other fields you want.
Hope this helps.
why dont you create a job and provide that submit statement as a job step so that it will not require any user intervention. after that you can check for the job completion using show jobstate FM.
SUBMIT sdbilldl
VIA JOB lv_jobname
NUMBER gv_jobcount
WITH p_vkorg = p_sorg
WITH p_fkdat = space
WITH p_fkdab = p_bildat
WITH s_vbeln IN so_vbeln "vbeln
WITH p_allea = zif_sd_constants=>gc_true
WITH p_allel = zif_sd_constants=>gc_space3
WITH p_samml = zif_sd_constants=>gc_true
WITH p_utasy = zif_sd_constants=>gc_true
which I am using in one of my requirements and which will not need any F3 or some other input to continue executing the first program.
I think so I got your question wrong , to suppress the display of list "EXPORTING LIST TO MEMORY." should solve your problem as Rich explained in the thread given by Venkat. If you need program A to wait until B is over then you can try it with flags as I mentioned.
Hi Kesavadas,
that was exactly what I was looking for. The "child-report" is called and executed without any need for the user to press a button to return to the main program. That report does not produce anything really necessary, that was just a sort of confirmation of what the report had done. Since I'm trying to make it as hard as possible for the user to mess things up at this stage (by, like, forcing him to ignore all that's written on a user_dialog to achieve that ;-), that report should not fail actually...
Now I have one less point where user-interaction is required. There is still one GUI call I have to get rid of, but that's hidden somewhere in a standard report.
Thanks a lot!
Best regards,


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Goose Island is hopping on the session beer train with its second of three beers in the Limited Release Series. Endless IPA (Get it? You can drink it endlessly and not get plastered) is out and ready for summer.
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While I understand the draw of a session beer - being able to drink a copious amount and not stumble over oneself - I typically find that the nose and flavor are lacking. That tradeoff isn't worthwhile, and I would prefer to take my time sipping on a stronger, more flavorful, beer. With the Endless IPA, I found that the usual session beer problem has been partly solved. The nose of the beer is great, hop forward and citrusy. At first, the taste matched the smell in hop profile, but I found that citrus flavor dissipating a little too quickly for my taste.
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Since the Oscar Awards Sunday night, everyone is interested in Kim Novak 's face lift. The actress known from her work in the 1950s, appeared on the 86th Annual Academy Awards with a noticeably different look. Everything about her face screamed plastic surgery and the work she evidently had done has gotten quite the reaction.
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As we did last year and the year before, EFF welcomes the winter season with a new wishlist of some things we'd love to have happen for the holidays—for us and for all Internet users. These are some of the actions we'd most like to see from companies, governments, organizations, and individuals in the new year.
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Hammond pleaded guilty to CFAA charges, admitting that he obtained credit card numbers and internal emails that documented Stratfor's surveillance on political protesters at the behest of both private companies and the government. He leaked the emails to the media and major news outlets like Rolling Stone, Wikileaks and McClatchy published material from the leaks. It was clear that Hammond's motivation was the public interest rather than personal financial gain.
This weekend, people in at least 16 cities around the world will take part in hackathons in memory of Aaron Swartz, the free software developer, writer, and activist. Aaron took his own life earlier this year after nearly two years of unjust prosecution under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA).
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I am constantly amazed at the great number of useful writing resources on the Internet. Somewhere, in the back of my mind, Carl Sagan is saying "billions and billions" (of links).
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A Day at Chaffin Family Orchard
We visited Chaffin Family Orchard and got quite the tour of their unique operation. The diversity and integration of this orchard is inspiring. I got some great shots of fruit and fur, it was certainly worth the drive.
Goats help prune the suckers from the olive trees.
Chickens work too by eating pest insects from the soil, fertilizing and doing a light tillage.
These sheep from a heritage breed enjoy chin high grass and all the fallen pears they can eat.
Ripe Bartlett pears
The pomegranates were not quite ripe.
This sheep posed for his portrait
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The 36-yard touchdown run by Anthony Kimble with 11:39 remaining in the first quarter marked the first time this season that Stanford has scored first in a game this season.
Jason Evans had six kickoff returns for 151 yards with a long of 35 (all career-highs).
Chris Hobbs returned four punts for 26 yards with a long of 20 (all career-highs).
Ekom Udofia had career-highs in tackles (9) and solo stops (6) with his nine total tackles sharing the team lead.
Jay Ottovegio had the longest rush of his career with an 11-yard run on a fake punt in the fourth quarter.
Erik Lorig had a pair of catches for 17 yards, marking the first time in his career that he has had two or more catches in a game.
Trevor Hooper's sack was the second unassisted sack of his career and second in the past three weeks.
Bo McNally had career-bests in total tackles (6) and solos (5).
Chris Horn had a career-best four assisted stops.
Stanford has now dropped eight straight games at home and finishes the 2006 campaign with an 0-5 mark at Stanford Stadium
Stanford has lost to Oregon State each of the last three times they have met at Stanford Stadium and five of the last six times overall.
A total of 18 Stanford seniors were honored before in a pregame ceremony prior to their final home game at Stanford Stadium (Jon Cochran, Patrick Danahy, Jeff Edwards, Trent Edwards, Nick Frank, Brandon Harrison, Trevor Hooper, David Jackson, David Lofton, David Long, Tim Mattran, Matt McClernan, Marcus McCutcheon, Michael Okwo, Mike Silva, Ismail Simpson, Matt Traverso and Josiah Vinson).
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Yvenson Bernard moved into fourth place at Oregon State for career rushing yards and now has a career total of 2,375.
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This year the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship will be held from the 15th of December to the 2nd of January 2012. It will mark the culmination of the PDC darts 2011 calendar and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports. Personally, I link this time of year to being off work for the Christmas break, it's bitterly cold outside like a lemon eating a Magnum. Yes I know, I'm painting a picture here. Anyway, it's probably snowing and I'll find myself round a friends house and almost always the PDC world championship darts from the Alexandra Palace will be on Sky.


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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Aqua Bunnies Easter Table
28 comments:
- Sarah said...
Really pretty with all the aqua details. I think I bought some of those same bunnies in pink. Need to pull them out and see what I have. Gorgeous flatware, Jacqueline. Old Maryland is one of my favorite patterns.
- April 2, 2014 at 11:48 PM
- Lynn@Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
Very pretty colors Jacqueline! And I think I'll go buy some chocolate:@)
- April 3, 2014 at 1:38 AM
- thepaintedapron.com said...
Swoon Jacqueline! I love those silver eggs with the turquoise [my favorite color]! The polka dot plates are a great to keep everything from getting too serious! The aqua glass bunny compotes, wow! It is all gorgeous!!
- April 3, 2014 at 5:50 AM
- La Table De Nana said...
So you:) If anyone should have that roseete tablc cover it's you..i think you were the first one I saw that made the rosette cakes..my fave icing technique now:)
- April 3, 2014 at 5:57 AM
- Red Couch Recipes said...
Lovely table. I love the bunny dishes and the table topper. I think aqua is a perfect color for Eater. Just love the mercury glass eggs too. Joni
- April 3, 2014 at 7:02 AM
- Mari said...
You set such a gorgeous and welcoming Easter table, I love the aqua table topper just beautiful ;-)
- April 3, 2014 at 7:15 AM
- Linda P said...
The aqua bunnies dishes are so pretty. They look lovely with your white plate and the polka dot charger. Great find on these wonderful items. Home Goods is so fun to shop. The topper is gorgeous and brings so much elegance to your table. I know your son and neighbors will adore the chocolate baskets.
- April 3, 2014 at 7:47 AM
- Jen said...
Love the bunnies and that gorgeous table topper. Sadly, the HomeGoods in my city didn't have much of an Easter collection this year. Love those glass eggs!
- April 3, 2014 at 8:04 AM
- The Scarlet Petticoat said...
your tablescape is delightful! so pretty and elegant too! i especially love the tablecloth. all the best, donna
- April 3, 2014 at 9:54 AM
- dizzyizzy said...
Your tablescape is so pretty. I love your bunnies.
- April 3, 2014 at 10:04 AM
- Barbara said...
What an unique and gorgeous table setting! I just wanted to give you a heads up, however, that I couldn't read the text. My old eyes? My computer? But maybe the color of the test. Popped over here from BNOTP.
- April 3, 2014 at 12:56 PM
- Judith @ Lavender Cottage said...
Your aqua rose-laden covered tablecloth is giving everything a nice hint of the colour.
I purchased one pink rabbit covered dish similar to yours which has Easter coloured jelly beans in it for the grands.
- April 3, 2014 at 1:20 PM
- It's me said...
This is my favorite color love that table setting wonderful !!!...love from me...x !
- April 3, 2014 at 1:37 PM
- a quiet life said...
very pretty, i too do an aqua table with matching bunnies for the beach, your stacking is lovely~
- April 3, 2014 at 2:12 PM
- Entertaining Women said...
Old Maryland is such a classically beautiful pattern. I've always read that non monogrammed silver ends up being more valuable than monogrammed silver. I think that you made a good choice. The table is absolutely wonderful...delightful! It's hard to go wrong with aqua...such a magical ethereal color. Thanks for inviting us for a peek. Cherry Kay
- April 3, 2014 at 2:14 PM
- Sandra Lee said...
Jacqueline this is so pretty!
- April 3, 2014 at 2:32 PM
- Bonnie said...
I love everything about this table. It's elegant yet playful. I want those bunny dishes and I really really really want those polka dot chargers. I want to come "Play" at your house. You have such fun toys.
- April 3, 2014 at 2:40 PM
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
Jacqueline you set the most enchanting tables and this one is no exception! All the aqua details and gorgeous bunny dishes and those polka dot chargers are swoon! Easter lovely all the way! I love the rose table topper too, adorable! Have a great spring weekend ahead.
- April 3, 2014 at 3:52 PM
- tablescapesbybev.com said...
Love, love, love! I can't say enough about this gorgeous table...Score!
- April 3, 2014 at 5:02 PM
- Debbie@Mountain Breaths said...
Very pretty colors Jacqueline! I am a big fan of aqua, and we painted our side door Blue Spa (aqua). The rose table topper and those sweet bunny dishes are fantastic! Great job on the Easter baskets too.
- April 3, 2014 at 5:24 PM
- Alycia Nichols said...
No one would ever be able to guess that you like aqua!!! :-) What a beautiful color for Spring! You were so smart for getting those bunny dishes in both aqua and pink. They can be mixed or used as a single color...just fabulous!!!
Mercury glass eggs...who would have thought? They're beautiful!
You are a DOLL for creating that special Easter basket for your neighbors!!! The fact that you took the time to pay attention and really listen...that's an admirable quality. So many people just dismiss older people. When someone takes the time to really listen and respond, that puts that person at the top of my Love You List!!!!
I know your son will enjoy his basket, too. They're never too old for an Easter basket...as proven by your neighbors! :-)
Have a wonderful weekend!
- April 3, 2014 at 6:02 PM
- Ann Krucek said...
I think the star of the show is that beautiful rosette table cover!! Don't get me wrong!! I love the whole table, including your bunny dishes!! The color is beautiful and just sings Easter to me. Gorgeous!
- April 3, 2014 at 6:37 PM
- sonnynuckols said...
What a Beautiful Tablescape you have created,could you possibly share where you found that beautiful aqua table cover,I am so in love with it.Pretty Please???
- April 4, 2014 at 4:15 AM
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- April 4, 2014 at 4:20 AM
- All The Pretty Dishes said...
I love your designs. Great color choice and that rosette topper is to die for.
- April 4, 2014 at 7:27 AM
- Pinky at Designs by Pinky said...
Another gorgeous table! Love the topper and the bunnies! What is the pattern of the dinner plate? Now I have to grab a few pieces of chocolate!!!!!!!!!!!
- April 4, 2014 at 2:29 PM
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Elvis impersonator Bret Wiggins performs at Feedback Lounge in Seattle, Washington.
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A forest fire near Lakeshore Exit on Interstate 5 in Lakehead, California burns on October 3, 2012. The fire grew to 6 acres before being 100% contained.
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Taylor McFerrin opens up new realms on his latest single, "Decisions," with Emily King. Bleeps, chimes, buzzes, and lasers dance around delicate vocals to create the most ethereal of soundscapes.
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Taylor McFerrin and Nai Palm join forces on a mystical new track called "The Antidote." Tune in and take yourself somewhere.
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Interview: Jose James Checks In Before SummerStage on August 11
Before hitting SummerStage this Sunday, August 11, Jose James catches up with us about his relationship to Giant Step, his growth as an artist, and what's up next.
Giant Step: How would you say Giant Step most influenced your music and/or career?
Jose James: Wow. It's been so great, thank you guys. The first show was at the Hiro Ballroom in NYC opening for the amazing Alice Russell. Then we started the Brownswood Sessions at Nublu with DJ Moni and Taylor McFerrin. Beautiful times! Giant Step really paved the way for what I do, connecting hip-hop, soul, jazz and DJ culture. The London connection, Gilles Peterson, all that. It's a global movement to present quality music.
GS: We've been with you from the start and it's been a pleasure to see you progress; how would you say No Beginning No End Jose has evolved from The Dreamer Jose?
JJ: Well, I'm more well traveled. That influences you tremendously. When I made The Dreamer I was still in school and had only been to a couple places outside the US – now I've toured in 40 countries and counting. I'm actually in Mexico right now. You meet people and see how your music is loved worldwide and that's a powerful thing. Now I have worldwide family and a great relationship with my fans. It's beautiful. Musically I'm more comfortable expressing all the worlds I love – soul, R&B, jazz, rock, blues, gospel, hip-hop – and you can hear that on the new album, and in the collaborations – Robert Glasper, Pino Palladino, Emily King, Hindi Zahra.
GS: And where do you see yourself going next? Any challenges/goals you're keen on tackling?
JJ: I'd like to reconnect with electronic music. I just dropped an EP on Blue Note with remixes by FaltyDL, Oddisee, fLako, and Taylor McFerrin. I lived in London for a year and went to Plastic People, Fabric, Cargo and met great DJs and producers like Benji B, Benga and Skream, Floating Points. So I miss that and want to do more in that world. I'm working on a new album now for next year called Desire.
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Following up his Blue Note debut, No Beginning No End, the magical Jose James has just released a 5-song EP called Come To My Door. Highlighted on the album are remixes by Taylor McFerrin, FaltyDL, Oddisee, and Flako, as well the title track, penned by Emily King.
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There is an overweight guy who is watching TV. A commercial comes on for a guaranteed weight loss of 10 pounds in a week. So the guy, thinking what the hell, signs up for it. Next morning an incredibly beautiful woman is standing at his door in nothing but a pair of running shoes and a sign about her neck that reads, "If you can catch me, you can have me." As soon as he sees her, she takes off running. He tries to catch her, but is unable. This continues for a week, at the end of which, the man has lost 10 pounds. After this he tries the next weight loss plan, 15 pounds in a week. The next morning an even more beautiful woman is standing at the door, in similar conditions. The same happens with her as the first woman, except he almost catches her. This continues for a week, at the end of which he, as suspected, weighs 15 pounds less. Excited about this success, he decides to do the master program. Before he signs up, he is required to sign a waiver and is warned about the intensity of this plan. Still he signs up. The next morning, waiting at the door, is a hulking 300 pound muscle man with nothing but a pair of running shoes, a raging erection, and a sign around his neck that says, "If I catch you, you're mine!" The man was supposed to lose 25 pounds in the week; he lost 34.
Three guys go to a ski lodge, and there aren't enough rooms, so they have to share a bed. In the middle of the night, the guy on the right wakes up and says, "I had this wild, vivid dream of getting a hand job!" The guy on the left wakes up, and unbelievably, he's had the same dream, too. Then the guy in the middle wakes up and says, "That's funny, I dreamed I was skiing!"
Yo mom is so dumb that she thought Dunkin' Donuts was a basketball team.
A man joins a soccer team and his new teammates inform him, "At your first team dinner as the new guy, you will have to give us a talk about sex." The evening arrives and he gives a detailed, humorous account of his sex life. When he got home, his wife asked how the evening went and not wanting to lie, but also not wanting to explain exactly what happened, he said, "Oh, I had to make a talk about yachting," his wife thought this a little peculiar but said nothing more and went to sleep. The next day she bumped into one of his new teammates at the supermarket and asked, "I heard my husband had to make a speech last night. How did it go?" His mate said smiling, 'Oh, it was excellent! Your husband is clearly very experienced!." The wife looked confused and replied to his mate, "Strange, he has only done it twice and the second time he was sick."
It's game 7 of the NBA finals and a man makes his way to his seat at center court. He sits down and notices that the seat next to him is empty. He leans over and asks his neighbor if someone is sitting there. He responds, "No, the seat's empty." "The first man exclaims, "What?!? Who in their right mind would have a seat like this for the NBA finals and not use it?" The neighbor responds, "Well the seat is mine, but my wife passed away and this is the first NBA finals we haven't been together." The first man responds," I'm sorry to hear that. Wasn't there anyone else, a friend or relative, that could've taken that seat?" The neighbor responds, "No, they're all at the funeral."


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Short-term counseling is available to members, by appointment, for the purpose of helping them identify and implement coping strategies during the cancer journey. Up to six individual sessions are available for each member, with extended counseling available on a case-by-case basis. Counseling is provided by a licensed professional counselor or licensed clinical social worker.
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Checking how close to home the Long Island heroin epidemic has hit was designed to be as easy for the public as checking e-mail, but some are concerned that even vague descriptions of drug busts can compromise the intended goal of combating the scourge.
A heroin possession arrest in Mount Sinai. A 17-year-old girl gets picked up for dealing heroin in Massapequa. No names are given and the only added information is a dot on a map that pinpoints the neighborhood where the arrest was made. Still, a year after setting up a program to share such snippets of info, questions persist over who is really taking advantage of a pair of drug mapping indexes that were established when Natalie's Law—named for 18-year-old Natalie Ciappa of Massapequa, who died in a high-profile heroin overdose case—was passed in Nassau and Suffolk counties last December.
"I believe it's a double-edged sword," Detective Lt. William Burke, commanding officer of Suffolk police narcotics squad, said at a hearing before the Suffolk County Legislature's Public Safety Committee in October. The lawmakers called the hearing on Natalie's Law to see how well the website it created—modeled after online databases that map where sex offenders live—has been working.
"The bad guys are much more interested in it," Burke said. "I don't know how to make this thing work exactly as perceived."
Nassau County lawmakers had no plans to hold a similar hearing to review their version of the law, which also includes mailing school districts to alert them when an arrest is made (Suffolk backed off of a similar proposal), but pointed to the county's heroin summit in July as proof that they are studying the issue.
Burke worries that drug dealers utilize the info so as to avoid doing drug deals where police indicate they have made arrests. "When we put stuff up there sometimes it complicates what we do," he said.
Suffolk's top drug cop made the comments in response to Suffolk Legis. Thomas Barraga (R-West Islip), who asked if the legislature should adjust Natalie's Law or "just leave it alone." Barraga had expressed concern at the time of the vote that "pushers will use the information to their advantage."
Given how often heroin addicts lead investigators to their dealers, police prefer not to name who has been arrested so as to not tip off the suspect they plan to arrest next, although occasionally they do announce arrests in bulk. The Suffolk Heroin Task Force boasted more than 100 arrests in July and sources say another update is planned for the near future—although officials usually only name the big fish, not every suspect.
Suffolk police did not say why the Suffolk Drug Mapping Index only lists less than 70 heroin-related arrests and hasn't been updated since March. The Nassau Drug Mapping Index lists 345 heroin arrests this year and neither Nassau police nor Suffolk police could provide figures for how many people have logged on to their respective drug-map websites.
A Nassau police spokesman says there are no plans to make another bulk heroin arrest announcement, although both counties have released arrest info on a handful of alleged dealers in recent weeks and months. The last mass-update from Nassau police was in February, when they announced nearly 100 heroin arrests.
Burke noted that the website wasn't all bad. "It's done a lot to get the word out," he said, adding that more still needs to be done to raise awareness that heroin is an issue. "Natalie's Law is the first step."
As a father himself, he suggests diligent parenting. "The three Ws," he said, are what parents need to insist their kids share with them at all times. As in: Where they are, what they're doing and who they're with. Keeping prescription pain medication out of medicine cabinets where they can easily be stolen is a good idea too, Burke said.
The committee's chairman, Legis. Jack Eddington (I-Medford), said he wants updates biannually.
Suffolk Legis. Wayne Horsely (D-Babylon), who proposed the law and sits on the committee, suggested that the county advertise the website to further its reach and effectiveness. "People were denying that this was an issue but now they know because of Natalie's Law," he said.
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March 2006. It was six years ago that Tom Benson, Mickey Loomis and Sean Payton decided to hand the football to Drew Brees.
A "golden football," they called it.
Six years, $60 million.
We know now it was the biggest, and wisest, decision in the history of the Saints.
It was also a gamble.
For 2006, the 27-year-old quarterback would get an $8 million signing bonus and a $2 million salary.
For 2007, if the Saints decide to retain his services, Brees would receive a $12 million bonus and a salary of $3 million.
The Saints were telling a quarterback coming off major surgery in his throwing shoulder, "stay healthy, and we guarantee you $25 million for your first two seasons."
The Saints were after a quarterback who had taken the San Diego Chargers to a 12-4 record in 2004 when he threw for 27 touchdowns, and followed that with a decent 2005 before suffering the injury in the final game of the season.
The 2006 Saints found themselves trying to recruit a quarterback high on the list of the Miami Dolphins, where Nick Saban was head coach, at a time Brees seemed to be leaning in that direction.
The Saints were not playing a strong hand. Payton was a rookie head coach, the Saints were coming off a 3-13 season, and Hurricane Katrina had left somewhat of a chaotic mark.
In one instance, so did Payton, who had set out to recruit not only Brees, but wife Brittany.
Payton loved telling the story of how he planned to give Drew and Brittany a "feel" of the city, convincing them the Big Easy was not "a total disaster zone."
"We sent Brittany to see the antique stores and funky shops on Magazine Street," he said. "We drove Drew and Brittany across the Causeway to show them homes in gated communities. Then we turned around and drove back over the bridge and got lost. I took the wrong exit. I got lost. I had to call Mickey for directions. It was embarrassing. I looked in the rear-view mirror, and Brittany was dozing in the back seat. I told Drew I had no idea where we were. All he could do was laugh. I felt he was on the way to Miami."
Brees was, just for a visit.
"The Dolphins were less decisive than we were," Payton said. "The Miami doctors had some concern about Drew's shoulder injury. We were willing to take a chance. The contract we offered Drew showed that. It wasn't in the same ballpark as ours. Miami bet against the shoulder. We bet on the man."
Turned out, once Brees shook hands with the Saints, the Dolphins rolled the dice on quarterback Daunte Culpepper, who had undergone offseason knee surgery.
In the Big Easy, Brees rolled a seven. In Miami, Culpepper rolled snake-eyes.
Now it's March 2012. And what do we have?
The Saints are hoping to sign Brees to a long-term contract before Monday. If they don't, they'll put the "franchise tag" on him. That would cost the Saints around $14.5 million to keep Brees a Saint for the 2012 season as contract talks continue. It would also increase the chances of the Saints losing a prized free agent, guard Carl Nicks or wide receiver Marques Colston.
Obviously, the Saints would prefer to sign Brees to a multi-year package, guaranteeing him an average in the neighborhood of $18 million per year, and using the franchise tag on Nicks or Colston.
So we wait.
So does Billy Kilmer, the first starting quarterback for the Saints, who counts himself as an avid Brees fan.
"Brees deserves to be paid with the top QBs in the league," said Kilmer, who came to the Saints in the expansion draft of 1967. He was one of 42 players the Saints selected from the other teams in the league, along with 36 players taken in a 17-round college draft, in which the Saints had bonus picks.
"It was a wild time," said Kilmer, who had played for the 49ers. "When I showed up, they handed me a contract during a practice at Tulane, and I didn't even look at it. All I was thinking about was making the team. I was making $19,000 a year in San Francisco. When I finally saw my contract, it was for $27,500, but I had to make the team to earn it."
Kilmer not only made the team. He beat out Gary Cuozzo, who the Saints had signed for $50,000. Cuozzo was penciled in as the starter after the Saints gave their first and sixth picks in the first round to the Baltimore Colts for Johnny Unitas' backup.
In 1971, the Saints traded Kilmer to the Redskins, to George Allen's "Over The Hill Gang," for a couple of middle-round draft picks.
In 1972, Kilmer took the Redskins to Super Bowl VII, a 14-7 loss to the unbeaten Miami Dolphins.
"By that time," Kilmer said, "I had cracked six figures -- $70,000 salary, $30,000 bonus. Never dreamed I'd cash in playing for "Old Folks Home."
Peter Finney can be reached at 504.826.3405.


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A river used to run through it
Local event highlights the Matilija Dam, Ventura River Parkway Project and the future of the Ventura River
By Chris O'Neal 05/22/2014
The Ventura River is no stranger to cleanup and restoration efforts. Weekend trash removal projects and guided tours have made locals more aware of the river that runs adjacent to the city. The river, however, is not what it used to be. When settlers first arrived in Ventura, the river was a spot where children learned to swim and fishermen made a living. Now, a conjoined effort to restore the river to its former glory and to raise awareness is calling attention not only to local water issues, but to dwindling fish populations, polluted rivers and aging dams across the country.
Lee Sherman, development manager with the Ventura Hillsides Conservancy, takes his kids to a watering hole along the Ventura River every once in a while, where they swim and hike. Sherman also leads area students on field trips to the river, where they learn about the history of the native people who have used the area for centuries. On Saturday, Sherman will be at the Ventura River to give guided tours about the Ventura River Parkway Project, a massive undertaking to reshape the river into a more accessible community resource.
"We want residents to know that it's there, to be aware of it and then, hopefully, get engaged," says Sherman. "People need to start to feel ownership and visit it."
The Ventura River Parkway Project will create "pocket parks," areas along the Ventura-to-Ojai bike trail that will allow for cyclists to park and lock up their bikes and then head down to the river for sightseeing, picnics or other activities. Currently, much of the bike path runs adjacent to the river but there are no stops along the riverbank.
The Saturday picnic event will also coincide with World Fish Migration Day, an internationally recognized movement to bring awareness about the changing face of fish habitats. In Ventura County, the steelhead trout, an endangered species, is not only the subject of the Ventura River restoration but also in the middle of a long-standing debate regarding the Matilija dam.
Paul Jenkin of the Surfrider Foundation says that after the removal of the Matilija dam, the Ventura River would quickly turn around.
"Restoring sediment transport down the river is key to restoring natural processes," said Jenkin. "In general, it's a key aspect of ecosystem function. Restoring a free-flowing river can have wide-ranging effects that you can't really even predict."
The Matilija Dam, constructed in 1948, was originally intended to provide water for local agricultural projects and farmlands; but after several decades, the dam filled with sediment and became obsolete. In 2007, Congress gave Ventura County permission to remove the dam with a budget of $144.5 million, but when the proposed time period for removal approached — between 2010 and 2012 — Congress failed to provide the funds.
Debates over what to do with the sediment have stymied the removal as well. In the Congress-approved original plan, the sediment was to be moved downriver. In another plan, the sediment was to be moved upriver and encased under concrete. A new plan to deal with the sediment is in the works, says Jenkin.
The Matilija Dam is also one of the subjects of the Patagonia-produced documentary DamNation, a film that follows the attempts by activists to have removed old and obsolete dams across the country that have no use or are negatively affecting the rivers.
The issue of river health has brought international attention to Ventura. Jenkin says that while preparing for the third annual Picnic at the River event, he was contacted by members of the European Union on how to expand the program to Europe.
"It really puts a local spotlight on the critical need for restoring fish migration passage around the world," said Jenkin. "There are hundreds of events around the world and other dam removals in California and elsewhere that are in the spotlight; this is one of those major efforts that is largely focused on fish passage."
The effect dams have on fish populations such as the steelhead and other Pacific-coast fish is a major factor in the decision to remove the dam, says Jenkin. A fish ladder was once operable on the dam, but after taking damage from falling rocks it is no longer in use.
"Extinction is forever and if we lose those salmon that's a huge loss in our lifetime that we're trying to avoid," said Jenkin.
This year's picnic will also be hosted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which reached out to the Ventura Hillside Conservancy to help highlight the worldwide connection. For Sherman, the picnic is an opportunity to generate excitement over the natural resources in our backyard.
"Hopefully people will start volunteering to help in our restoration efforts," said Sherman. "Enjoy it, go there and visit."
The third annual Picnic at the River in conjunction with World Fish Migration Day will take place on Saturday, May 24, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., at the Ventura River Parkway in Ventura. For more information, visit www.worldfishmigrationday.com. The film DamNation will be screened Thursday, June 5, 7:30 p.m. at Patagonia, 235 Santa Clara St., Ventura. For more information, visit www.damnationfilm.com.
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L'Affaire Madoff: Not Everyone Lost Big Money; Jerry Brown Sues Chais
Of course, throughout the Madoff saga (which ramped up only less than a year ago — it feels like sooo much longer, doesn't it?), most of the blame and vitriol has been directed at the man behind the Ponzi — Bernie Madoff. Rightfully so, it seems.
But along the way, we've also read commentary by folks who don't have a lot of sympathy for Madoff victims. They have no one to blame but themselves, the reasoning goes. They should have known their returns were too good for too long to be true. They stayed willfully blind. They failed the most basic due diligence.
On Tuesday, the collective sympathy for Madoff victims likely took another hit with news that half of Madoff investors didn't lose any money at all. Prosecutors said there were about 4,902 active customer accounts as of Dec. 11, the date of Madoff's arrest. Of those active customers, about half didn't suffer a net loss – they withdrew more funds from their accounts than they contributed, prosecutors said. Click here for the story from the Dow Jones Newswires' Chad Bray; here for the story from the Associated Press.
The revelation came courtesy of a filing made by federal prosecutors in which they summarized the findings of Irv Picard, the court-appointed trustee, who is calculating how much investors lost so it can be decided how to divide up assets that are recovered. The filing was a procedural move that could speed the process of distributing assets to victims. Typically, prosecutors apply forfeited assets to any restitution ordered in a criminal case.
The government said a search of financial records, including microfilm records dating to 1979, shows that investors suffered net losses exceeding $13 billion. In all, 15,870 claims have been made to the trustee by those seeking a share of any recovered money.
In other Madoff news, California attorney general Jerry Brown filed suit against Stanley Chais, an investor accused of steering hundreds of millions to Madoff. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, seeks restitution for victims and at least $25 million in civil penalties.
Chais' attorney, Loeb & Loeb's Eugene R. Licker, issued a statement that said Chais was unaware that Madoff was operating a Ponzi scheme and was himself a major victim of the fraud.
"The claims that Mr. Chais misrepresented himself or the investments, that he lured unsuspecting investors, and that he in any way misled investors are simply untrue," said Licker. Click here for the LA Times story.


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State officials in Oklahoma have done
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they're gambling that a key provision will be struck down Thursday
by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The move is calculated - albeit risky - for Oklahoma's GOP
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declining to set up a state-run health insurance exchange. Should
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November, the state would automatically be absorbed into the
federal system. That's the very thing they're fiercely trying to
avoid. However many GOP lawmakers believe the election of Mitt
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Chamber of Commerce Invites You to Their Holiday Mixer
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Menifee citizens are welcome to join the Chamber Holiday Mixer being held at the Kay Ceniceros Community Center on December 7th at 5:30 p.m. This event is free to Chamber members and $10 for non members who wish to bring their staff and join in on the holiday festivities.
There will also be a bottle auction, so be sure to bring a raffle item to promote your business.
Be sure to join in on this event to meet your fellow business associates and celebrate in the largest mixer of the year!
You can find out more on the Menifee Valley Chamber's website here, or reach them by phone at 951-672-1991.
The Kay Ceniceros Senior Center is located at 29995 Evans Road in Menifee. You can also find out more about the Center's Christmas Tree Lane fundraiser and how you can help brighten the holidays for their members here.


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Saturday, July 19, 2008
Blue Bedroom
Check out Daisy Pink Cupcake for a great list of simple home decorating ideas (with gorgeous images like this accompanying them!). I am absolutely loving this bedroom Daisy found. Blue, black and white just looks so good together. Have a great weekend everyone!
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Friday, July 18, 2008
Robin's Egg Blue
A few months ago the Newlywed Diaries had an entire post devoted to robin's egg blue, one of Jennifer's favorite colors. You have to check out her post, but these were my favorite images that she shared. I LOVE that front door. So sophisticated! The blue ceilings are great too...such a unique touch. And I love the wedding pic....so beautiful. I'd love to paint my house robin's egg blue!
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Talented Tria Giovan
These images taken by talented photographer Tria Giovan are all so beautiful. Aside from the pretty colors, there is something about each photograph that I just love. -MyHomeIdeas, Design Sponge and Tria Giovan Photography
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SPEC does not certify results
By walterbays on Apr 09, 2008
Nothing is more fun than arguing with BM Seer. He usually helps me more than anyone in keeping everyone at Sun in compliance with SPEC's fair use rules. But in a recent posting on SPECweb2005 for Sun SPARC Enterprise T5220 he refers to SPEC published results as "Certified." Actually as the official SPEC disclaimer spells out, "the contents of any SPEC reporting page are the submitter's responsibility. SPEC makes no warranties about the accuracy or veracity of this data."
Most SPEC benchmark results can be used without SPEC review. They must comply with all the run and reporting rules, including the requirement for a full disclosure report. And their rules compliance can be challenged on the basis of the details in that report. There is a real value to readers, and hence to vendors, of publishing a result at spec.org. Such results are peer reviewed by other SPEC committee members including competitors, prior to publication. If a result is found to be not in compliance with the run rules it is not published, and the result cannot be used elsewhere either. However, passing this review is not a guarantee or certification that the result is accurate.
Instead of a paid independent audit process, SPEC relies on full disclosure and peer review to increase confidence in the reliability of results. From the details in the full disclosure report anyone should be able to reproduce the performance experiment and obtain substantially the same results. From time to time competitors will conduct such replication experiments on each others' systems, and if they cannot get the same number they bring it to SPEC to either get some details of the test configuration that were erroneously left out of the full disclosure report, or to have the published result marked non-compliant. By this method SPEC dramatically lowers the cost of benchmarking, making it possible to have the thousands of results posted on spec.org, while keeping vendors honest by the fear of exposure and humiliation.


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On location of serial Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se | 20th March part 1
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This story revolves around a young woman named Shivani whose parents died in a plane crash. After her parents' demise, her paternal grandfather, Daaju takes care of her. Daaju is overprotective of Shivani and he believes that he can control Shivani's life. Therefore, Daaju wants to plan Shivani's future, including her wedding. Raghu is Daaju's servant and he helps Daaju in his errands. Shivani calls Raghu a jaadoogar since he always fulfills her wishes. Daaju has arranged Shivani's marriage with her childhood sweetheart, Abimanyu, however Daaju is unaware of Abhimanyu's evil intentions. Abhimanyu wants to marry Shivani, so he can inherit Daaju's wealth and property. Once Shivani and Raghu find out about Abhimanyu's evil intentions, they have a "fake" marriage in order to prevent Abhimanyu from getting Daaju's property. Through their fake marriage starts Shivani's exposure to the real world where she realizes that life isn't as beautiful and easy as her life with Daaju. Through their fake marriage starts Raghu's and Shivani's journey into a blissful married life where they realize that they are each other's true soulmates


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The winter storm that blew into the Greensboro area caused the two shows to cancel their second showings during the first weekend of February. However, the shows are worth the wait, and any tickets that were purchased in advanced will be honored for the rescheduled shows.
The House of Bernarda Alba with its serious themes that delve into the oppression of women, prejudices, and authoritarianism enlighten the audience to the reality of life.
Noises Off! helps the audience travel out of reality into life on the stage that is full of drama, deception, and many laughs.
These two polar opposite plays bring together the talent of the Playmakers and long-time Page drama teacher / director Michael Parrish, and guest director Lee Willard. The shows exemplify the dedication of both teachers and students.
The House of Bernarda Alba by Spanish playwright Federico García Lorca keeps the audience thinking, contemplating, and helps to bring a deeper insight to the plight of women both now and in the past.
English playwright Michael J. Frayn brings the audience laughter, amusement, and sometimes dismay due to the frolics and fumbles of the actors playing actors in Noises Off!
Both shows are worth the wait and are age-appropriate for middle school and older. Ticket prices of only $4.00 for each show or $7.00 for both make for an affordable night out.
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September 11, 2013 | Volume 100 / Number 371
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College Hockey:'Bizarre' OT Win Gives Taylor School Record
Yale Mentor Eclipses Murdoch's Victory Mark
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — On one of the more bizarre nights of the ECAC season, Yale eked out a 1-0 overtime victory over Cornell to earn a weekend split while sending the Big Red home losers for the second straight night.
Nick Deschenes tipped in Joe Dart's initial shot from the left point at the 2:14 mark of overtime to end Yale's four-game losing skid. Dan Lombard made 24 saves for the Bulldogs (11-12, 7-9 ECAC) to record Yale's first shutout of the season.
The victory also puts Yale head coach Tim Taylor at the top of the all-time wins list at the school, passing Murray Murdoch with his 279th win.
Matt Underhill stopped 29 shots for the Big Red (11-8-4, 9-5-2 ECAC) in a game marked by its defensive intensity.
"We certainly knew that we had to fight, scratch and claw for every inch in their zone," Lombard said.
Up until the game-winning goal, more had happened off the ice than on it.
The game was originally scheduled to be played on Yale's campus at Ingalls Rink. But compressor problems earlier in the day had left the playing surface more liquid than ice, leaving Yale administrators in a bind. About two hours before the scheduled starting time, they got clearance from officials at the New Haven Coliseum to move the game across town.
As a result, the game started an hour late. But that it started at all was something of a small miracle. The Coliseum happened to be vacant that night and its staff was willing to welcome the two teams on very short notice.
Because of the inconvenience of the last-minute move, fans were admitted free of charge. The 3,855 who made it to the game certainly got more than their money's worth.
The game featured frequent end-to-end rushes, scoring chances, brilliant saves and crushing hits. Yet no goals were scored in regulation, and both teams played with controlled aggressiveness, each taking just one penalty in the first 60 minutes.
But all that changed when Cornell's David Kozier drilled Luke Earl into the boards in front of the Big Red bench. Just 57 seconds into the overtime, Yale went on the power play for only the second time all night.
The Bulldogs buzzed Underhill and the Cornell net a number of times on the man-advantage. Earl had a great scoring chance from six feet out that he shot over the net, and a Deschenes pass through the crease actually hit the post before a Red defenseman cleared it aside. But Deschenes was not to be denied, redirecting Dart's blast from the point to notch his second overtime tally of the season and 11th goal overall.
The Bulldogs were in familiar territory heading into overtime with no goals on the board. Last Saturday night, they were in the same position at St. Lawrence. That time, the Saints scored just eight seconds into the extra session — the loss weighed on the Bulldogs' minds as overtime began with Cornell.
"When the buzzer went off [ending regulation], I thought, 'Oh God, not again,'" Lombard said. "I said, 'Should I get through the first eight seconds?' I thought, 'Yeah.'"
As the victors poured off the bench to congratulate Deschenes and Lombard, Jeff Hamilton skated to the Cornell net to retrieve the puck, then presented it to Taylor as a memento of his 279th victory.
"Quite frankly, I'm just glad it's over," Taylor said. "It was nothing that I was thinking about or focused on."
In his 23rd season behind the Yale bench, Taylor has a record of 279-332-47. He moved past Murdoch, who coached at Yale for 27 seasons and at 96 years old is the oldest living former NHL player.
Taylor and the Bulldogs had gone winless since January 27, losing four straight games. Yale's last win also came at the New Haven Coliseum, an 8-2 thrashing of Notre Dame. But unlike Saturday's contest, the game with Notre Dame was scheduled for the larger arena.
For the Big Red, the weekend ended in bitter disappointment. Entering the weekend atop the ECAC standings, Cornell managed just one goal against a pair of teams in the bottom half of the conference. The Big Red fell into a second-place tie with Clarkson, three points behind St. Lawrence.
Cornell found itself on the wrong end of a shutout on November 10, when Union beat the Big Red 2-0 in Schenectady, N.Y.
Before the third period began, the Bulldogs had actually fallen into 11th place after a Colgate win. But with the hard-fought two points, Yale jumped back into a tie for eighth with Princeton. The Elis also posted their first shutout in over a year, since a 2-0 whitewash of Colgate on December 3, 1999.
In addition to the problems caused by the Ingalls Rink compressor, the game was delayed further late in the first period. With 3:16 left, play stopped because of a crack in the Plexiglas in one of the corners. The officials sent the players to the dressing room for intermission before the teams came back out on the ice to finish off the first period. They then took a two-minute break and began the second period.
While most of the events of the evening tended toward the bizarre, a Cornell game going into overtime was anything but strange. The Big Red has now needed extra time eight times, going 3-1-4 in those games. Yale is 2-2 in the extra session, with Deschenes netting both game-winners.
Yale has now won five of the last six meetings with the Big Red in New Haven. The victory earned the Bulldogs a split of the season series and edged them within one point of first in the less glamorous Ivy League standings. Cornell is on top with a 5-3-1 record after two losses this weekend while the Elis are 5-2.
After four straight road games, the Big Red returns home next weekend to host Dartmouth on Friday and Vermont on Saturday. Yale takes to the road to visit Union on Friday and Rensselaer on Saturday.
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Women's Basketball Hosts Dartmouth & Harvard, Princeton Plays Pink Saturday
|Princeton (14-5, 5-0 Ivy) vs. Dartmouth (6-13, 4-1 Ivy)
|Game Info:
|Friday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m.
|Jadwin Gym
|All-Time Series Record:
|Dartmouth leads 43-25
|First Meeting:
|Series Streak:
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|Princeton won 72-41 (Feb. 10, 2012)
& 94-57 (Feb. 25, 2012)
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|Princeton (14-5, 5-0 Ivy) vs. Harvard (13-6, 4-1 Ivy)
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This Week for the Tigers: Riding a 29-game Ivy League winning streak, the Princeton women's basketball team (14-5, 5-0 Ivy) returns home to host Dartmouth (6-13, 4-1 Ivy) Friday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. and Harvard (13-6, 4-1 Ivy) on Saturday, Feb. 16 at 6 p.m.
Last Time Out: Despite delays due to snowstorm Nemo, the Tigers plowed through Brown and Yale last weekend. At Brown on Feb. 9, Princeton employed a late first half surge to hand the Bears a 68-37 loss.
The next day at Yale the Tigers put together their largest scoring output in program history, throttling the Bulldogs 99-53. Princeton opened the game with a 20-0 run and Niveen Rasheed scored a career-high 29 points in the effort.
On Deck: Princeton remains at home next weekend hosting Columbia on Friday, Feb. 22 at 7 p.m. and Cornell the next night at 6 p.m.
Princeton Plays Pink: Saturday's game versus Harvard marks the Tigers' annual Princeton Plays Pink benefiting the Kay Yow Foundation, YWCA Princeton and Robert Wood Johnson. All fans will receive free admission and snacks by wearing pink to the game. There will be prizes, a silent auction and a postgame autography session.
Get Connected: Are you following Princeton on Facebook and Twitter? Follow the athletics department at Facebook.com/PrincetonAthletics and Twitter.com/PUTIGERS. Connect with the Tiger women's basketball team on Facebook.com/PrincetonWBB or follow head coach Courtney Banghart on Twitter @CoachBanghart.
Scouting Dartmouth: Dartmouth enters this weekend at 6-13 and tied for second in the Ivy League with a 4-1 record. The Big Green fell to Harvard to open league play, but have won their last four.
Faziah Steen leads the offense averaging 12.2 points per game and Tia Dawson is the team's rebounding leader with 7.9 per game.
All-Time vs. Dartmouth: Dartmouth owns the all-time series versus Princeton, 43-25. The series began in 1976-77 and the Tigers have won the last six meetings. Princeton handed the Big Green a 72-41 loss on Feb. 10 and followed that up with a 94-57 win on Feb. 25 to conclude the 2012 season sweep.
Scouting Harvard: Second-place Harvard travels to Princeton riding a three-game winning streak. The Crimson are 13-6, 4-1 Ivy after their 69-60 win over Cornell on Feb. 10.
Christine Clark leads Harvard's trio of double figure scorers with 16.6 points per game. The Crimson do feature first-year player Temi Fagbenle, a member of the 2012 Great Britain Olympic team, who is averaging 11.9 points and a team-best 7.2 rebounds per game.
All-Time vs. Harvard: Harvard owns the all-time series versus Princeton, 38-32. The series between began in 1974-75. The Tigers' swept last season's meetings, dropping the Crimson 84-56 on Feb. 11. Princeton followed that up with a 30-point victory, 74-44, on Feb. 24.
Rasheed Named Ivy Player of the Week: For the 11th time of her career and second in as many weeks, senior Niveen Rasheed was named Ivy League Player of the Week. She is now tied for third all-time in Ivy history earning the weekly honor.
At Brown on Feb. 9, she scored 10 points and tallied team-highs in rebounds (9) and steals (6) in the Tigers' 68-37 win. The following evening at Yale, Rasheed put together a career performance. She scored a game-high 29 points, setting a new career-high, and grabbed 12 rebounds for her seventh double-double of the year. Princeton defeated the Bulldogs 99-53, establishing a new single-game scoring mark.
Dominating at Home: Princeton currently is riding a 14-game home winning streak. The squad has not lost at Jadwin Gym since Dec. 13, 2011.
Program Points Record: Princeton's 99-point performance at Yale on Feb. 10 eclipsed a 27-year-old program single-game points record. The Tigers' topped their 97-point record from Jan. 14, 1986 versus Long Island.
Top-25 RPI: The Tigers are tabbed No. 20 in the latest RPI poll, having defeated four top-100 teams. Princeton has faced nine top-100 teams, including four ranked in the top-30.
Commanding the Conference: Over the past four years Princeton is averaging +27.7 margin of victory in Ivy play. This year the Tigers are holding a +36.8 margin over the first five games.
Helmstetter Notches First Double-Double: Junior Kristen Helmstetter recorded her first career double-double at Yale on Feb. 10. The forward scored 18 points and grabbed 10 defensive rebounds in 26 minutes of work.
The National Scene: Princeton is ranked in the top-100 in 12 different national statistical categories, including top-50 rankings in: scoring offense (25th), scoring margin (11th), field goal percentage (21st), field goal percentage defense (9th), rebound margin (3rd), assists/game (13th) and assist turnover ration (19th).
Individually, Niveen Rasheed is ranked No. 78 in points, No. 71 in rebounds and No. 97 in steals per game per game, and No. 72 field goal percentage.
Ranked Opponents: Princeton's meeting between then-No. 19/22 UCLA on Nov. 25 marked the squad's first game versus a ranked team this year. The Tigers have also faced three teams who were receiving votes towards a national ranking in Rutgers, Delaware and DePaul.
The Tigers are 0-1 versus ranked teams and 1-2 versus receiving votes programs. Overall, Princeton's three losses were by an average of 8.3 points.
College Insider Mid-Major Top-25: The Tigers are No. 6 with 580 points in the Feb. 12 CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top-25 Poll.
A Look at the Losses: All five Tiger losses were suffered on the road at the hands of all top-50 RPI opponents, including four current or formerly nationally ranked programs.
Opponent Low: Princeton held Illinois State to only 23.4 percent (15-for-64) from the field, for a season-best mark in its 67-50 victory on Dec. 19.
Assists 4 Africa: The Princeton women's basketball team will be hosting Assists 4 Africa events at Jadwin Gym as part of the Princeton Varsity Club Service Circle. Its efforts will raise money for Vivre Ensemble Madeshael, the orphanage in Senegal the team visited in 2011, working with Progress 4 Africa (501(c)3) charity.
To pledge a one-time donation search for "Assists4Africa" on www.crowdrise.com or pledge an amount based on the number of assists the team makes throughout the season. Please direct all questions to email@example.com.
Banghart Reaches Career Milestone: Sixth season head coach Courtney Banghart won her 100th career game at the helm of the Princeton women's basketball program Sunday in the Tigers' 93-46 win over UMBC. Banghart is now 109-55 all-time and 69-16 in Ivy play. Assistant coach Milena Flores has been on Banghart's coaching staff throughout that span, as well.
Rasheed Named to Wooden Award Preseason Team, Naismith Watch List & State Farm "Wade Watch" list: Senior Niveen Rasheed was selected to the Wooden Award Women's Preseason Top 30, the 50-player Naismith Watch List and the 33-player State Farm "Wade Watch" list. The Tiger guard is the only Ivy League representative on the prestigious preseason teams recognizing the top NCAA Division I players in the nation.
Preseason Poll Predicts Ivy Four-Peat: Behind 132 votes and 13 first-place nods, Princeton was predicted to win the Ivy League title for the fourth consecutive season in the Ivy preseason media poll. Harvard was the only other team to collect first-place votes, earning 120 points and three first-place votes.
Ivy First: The Tigers made history a year ago by becoming the only Ivy League women's basketball program to earn a national ranking. Princeton was No. 24 in the final AP Poll of 2011-12.
Welcome Back: The Tigers welcome back 10 letterwinners from a year ago, including unanimous Ivy Player of the Year Niveen Rasheed and two-time Ivy Defensive Player of the Year Lauren Polansky. Princeton will be led by a sturdy group of four seniors, looking to conclude their careers on top of the League for a fourth straight season.
The Newbies: Five freshmen join the Tigers in 2012-13. Princeton bolsters its lineup with a versatile group, each looking to become immediate contributors. The Tiger newcomers are: point guard Amanda Berntsen, guard Michelle Miller, guard/forward Annie Tarakchian, forward Alex Wheatley and forward/center Taylor Williams.
Preseason Honors: The Tigers have already picked up several preseason honors entering 2012-13. College Sports Madness tabbed head coach Courtney Banghart as the Preseason All-Mid Major and Ivy League Coach of the Year. Senior Niveen Rasheed was named the Preseason Ivy League Player of the Year and to the Preseason All-Mid Major and All-Ivy First Team.
Ivy Domination: This year's senior class has only seen one Ivy League loss throughout their careers, going 46-1. They have won the last three consecutive conference championships and were members of the first group to advance to the NCAA Tournament in Princeton history.
My Captain, Oh My Captain: Princeton's co-captains in 2012-13 are reigning Ivy Player of the Year Niveen Rasheed and two-time Defensive Player of the Year Lauren Polansky.
New Faces, New Roles: In addition to five new players on the court, the Princeton coaching staff saw some new additions. After two years at the team's director of basketball operations Megan Griffith has been promoted to assistant coach. Griffith replaces Melanie Moore.
Tyler Cordell was hired during the summer as the program's new director of basketball operations. Cordell comes from Ithaca where she was a graduate assistant with the Division III women's basketball team.
Status Update: Junior Nicole Hung suffered a season-ending knee injury in November.