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Ronald Powell was Jadeveon Clowney before Jadeveon Clowney. Powell was Leonard Fournette before Leonard Fournette.
Powell blistered his way through offenses as high school football's most dominant defender in the nation his senior year at Rancho Verde High School in Moreno Valley, Calif. in 2009. So much so that high school football recruiting services like ESPNU and Rivals deemed Powell as the No. 1 high school recruit in the country for the 2010 signing class.
Just like Clowney in 2011. Just like Fournette, the St. Augustine sensation, in 2014.
"The debate didn't last long. The consensus among Rivals.com recruiting analysts was unanimous," the recruiting website wrote in 2010 when dubbing Powell as the best recruit in the nation.
Powell and Clowney ended their college careers being selected in last week's NFL draft. Their paths into the professional ranks won't mirror the identical set of expectations that followed both players into college.
The Houston Texans selected Clowney as the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL draft. Pomp and circumstance followed Clowney through the draft process like it had with when Clowney signed with South Carolina.
Powell watched the first round with his good friend and Florida teammate Dominique Easley as the Patriots drafted Easley with the No. 29 overall pick. Powell watched Day 2 come and go with no team calling. Powell finally received a call from the New Orleans Saints as they selected Powell in the fifth round at No. 169 overall.
People may look back at Powell as a disappointment at Florida. Two procedures to repair a torn ACL forcing him to miss the 2012 season with the Gators didn't aid his college career. There's nothing to change that for Powell.
The Saints have proven they couldn't care less how a player arrived with the team. A roster spot is open for anyone who can excel. For Powell, he couldn't care less how he arrived in New Orleans either.
"The past is over. The past is the past," Powell said Saturday during the Saints' rookie minicamp. "I've got a great opportunity here with the Saints. I've got great coaches here and I think they believe in me.
"I'm going to do my best to not prove them wrong."
Powell may downplay his added motivation in the NFL to debunk the notion he didn't live up to lofty expectations at Florida. Saints coach Sean Payton said having that sort of backdrop as motivation for Powell my not be a bad thing, though.
"He is hungry," Payton said a week ago when the team drafted Powell. "He is one of those guys where it is all business. It is very important to him and you get that sense specifically with that player.
"Look, for every one of these guys it is important but every once and a while you come across someone that just stands out when you talk with the coaches and the area scouts and the position coaches or you go to the workout or you meet the player.
"You get the sense that it is very important to him. Now it is getting him in here, getting up to speed."
Payton said Powell possesses plenty of upside being that Powell has a season under him after his knee injury, and that Powell was highly recruited in high school.
Defensive coordinator Rob Ryan is also well aware of Powell's background and shares a similar view with Payton on Powell.
"As coaches, we pride ourselves in that we want to get the best out of those guys," Ryan said. "Obviously with all of Powell's ability, we have a tremendous upside with him. He's working with a great Joe Vitt, we're looking for really good things out of him."
Powell will battle for playing time in an outside linebacker group with some uncertainty among the returning players. Victor Butler (knee) and Parys Haralson (pectorial) are returning from serious injuries and playing under a one-year contract. Keyunta Dawson and Rufus Johnson will also be in the mix.
Considering his journey already, Powell smartly is taking nothing for granted.
"As a rookie, that's not my place (to think in terms of the depth chart)," Powell said. "It's great guys here in front of me. It's veteran guys that have been around the game and know the game. You just come in and you learn from them. That's what I'm hoping to do. Learn from them and get under their wing and earn their respect more than anything else"
I asked Powell if he wished some of those recruiting lists from his high school playing days would vanish into the Internet abyss.
"To be honest, I never thought of myself like that (the No. 1 recruit)," Powell said. "They can have that. They've been having that. I motivate myself by attacking myself everyday.
"If that's what it came to (No. 1 prospect), that's what it came to. Other than that, it didn't mean nothing to me. It wasn't like I woke up on a high horse because of it. I knew I had to get better every day."
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In this month's CPSC Recall Roundup: Discovery Kids Lamps, Gabiano Collection pajamas and Chicco Polly High Chairs
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Children's Pajamas Recalled by Ishtex Textile Products Due to Violation of Federal Flammability Standard
Innovage Recalls Discovery Kids Lamps Due to Fire and Burn Hazards
Chicco Polly High Chairs Recalled Due to Laceration Hazard
The staff will brief the Commission on a draft final rule that would establish a mandatory safety standard for frame child carriers pursuant to section 104 of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008.
On average, one child dies every two weeks when a TV, furniture or appliance falls onto him or her. By anchoring large furniture, televisions and appliances, these terrible tragedies can be prevented.
En promedio, un niño(a) muere cada dos semanas cuando un televisor, mueble o electrodoméstico le cae encima. Estas terribles tragedias pueden prevenirse al fijar grandes muebles, televisores y electrodomésticos.
Interested persons present oral comments to CPSC Commissioners concerning the notice of proposed rulemaking (NPR) the Commission issued proposing a standard to reduce the risk of injury associated with recreational off-highway vehicles (ROVs).
CPSC Commissioners vote on the Phthalates Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
CPSC Commissioners vote on the Fiscal Year 2015 Operating Plan.
This month on Recall Roundup: Graco recalls strollers,McDonald's recalls toy whistles, and Toys R Us recalls kids' sandals.
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Hand made invitation (Photo & craft / Connie Mango
Congratulations! Valentine's Day has passed and you have been flashing that shining diamond your one true love has given to you when he asked for your hand in marriage. Of course you said yes, and immediately you thought about the one thing more important than that beautiful moment, telling everyone you know about that beautiful moment.
The first two things a newly engaged women needs to put on her to do list is, one, announcing her engagement and, two, sending invitations to the engagement party. A DIY Bride-to-be (DIY is short for do it yourself) has a third item on that list, start planning the creatives for both one and two.
Making your own announcements or invitations used to be difficult, but with a personal computer, laser or inkjet printer and some beautiful papers, difficulty is a thing of the past. You already have the computer and printer, so where can you go to find the beautiful papers?
Pick Quick offers ready made papers for printable invites.
Before limiting yourself with what you can find at office supply stores, or big box craft chains, you have to visit Pick Quick, The Paper Superstore, at 171-B Milbar Boulevard View Map Farmingdale, NY 11735, Store Hours: M-F 8:00 am - 5:00 pm SAT. closed SUN. closed. Phone: 631-249-5956 .Fax: 631-845-5326. You can find them on the internet at http://xpedxstores.com.
Hand tied with vellum overlays and pink ink
Pick Quick has a wide assortment of ready made letterheads at $6.95 for 100 sheets. You could easily run one of these decorated 8 1/2 x 11 pages through a printer, using Microsoft Word or some similar word processor and announcements are done.
However, when you step into Pick Quick papers and look closely at what else they have to offer, your imagination will leave the pre-made letterheads in the DIY dust! Plain cards and paneled cards with matching envelopes that can be embossed and adorned with crystals come in colors like bright white or almond. Vellums and parchments in spring green can be covered with exotic papers, folded and tied with decorative ribbons for a papercraft that's elegant and unique. Use natural papers to make a "green" announcement or invitation and be an earth-conscious DIY bride-to-be.
If hand punching and tying 100+ invites is too much for your busy DIY bride-to-be schedule, but that's the look you're after, Pick Quick has a wide variety of Anna Griffin Invite kits starting at around $20.00. This will give you that hand made elegance and beauty without all the custom punching, cutting and tying. Some assembly is still required, as is the computer skills. If you have your bridesmaids chosen, why not invite them to a "heavy crafting with light lunch served" session to make the assembly go by with ease.
If the above hasn't sold you on taking a ride to Pick Quick, then how about ordering announcements or invitations from those big book catalogs, you know, like the ones at the bridal stores? What's the catch?
Pick Quick papers can order products from those catalogs without the printing and you can print your own wedding invitations, engagement announcements and have yours look like they were professionally done, but at a savings from the cost you would pay at the bridal stores. You can even customize your invitations by doing hand calligraphy or using type colors other than black. If you have a mailing list of attendees to your event in a spreadsheet, you can program your computer to substitute each person's name on the list and print out premium, professional invitations personally inviting each guest to your event. These options could cost a fortune if done through a bridal store vendor.
Your engagement announcements and party invitations are sure to be a hit, so much so that friends and family members will be anticipating the next set of envelopes - save the date cards, wedding invitations, and thank you notes - from the DIY Bride-to-be and her friends at Pick Quick papers.


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In Delaware predictive coding case, long wait to begin discovery nears end
By: ACEDS Staff
Date: Thursday, February 14, 2013
Some observers used the words "stunned silence" to describe the reaction to Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster's October 15 predictive coding order by the attorneys in the case before him. The seemingly out-of-left-field ruling by the Delaware Chancery Court judge to parties in a commercial indemnity suit by EORHB, Inc. against HOA Holdings was believed to be the first time a judge demanded the use of the emerging technology without either party's request.
Laster ordered the parties to use it, or show cause for why they shouldn't. Now, after more than four months of silence on the predictive coding issue, the parties will begin propounding discovery within a matter of days, according to an attorney familiar with the case.


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"Teen Wolf" season 3 continues next week with episode 19, "Letharia Vulpina," for which MTV released a new sneak preview Monday, Feb. 10, during this week's "Wolf Watch."
In this next "Teen Wolf" episode, Scott (Tyler Posey) and the others try to prevent a disaster, and Lydia (Holland Roden) and Allison (Crystal Reed) seek out an unlikely teacher.
This week's "Riddled" saw Stiles (Dylan O'Brien) battle his inner demons and by episode's end answer the riddle he hadn't been able to earlier: "Everyone has it, but no one can lose it. What is it?" The answer: "A shadow." Then dark Stiles came face-to-face with Kira's mother and two Oni, but he wasn't worried. "If the Oni can't defeat you, I know someone who will," she warned him before the next shot showed Kira (Arden Cho). However, Kira had her own problems as a live wire came swinging at her from the hospital roof, thanks to something Stiles had done while he had been struggling with himself up there. Plus, what were those voicemails on Allison's phone?
The "Letharia Vulpina" promo shows the others trying to figure out how to help Stiles. "Stiles really do this?" Allison asks Scott. "Whatever's controlling him did it," he says. So how do they get it out of him?
Also seen in the promo is someone driving towards Kira in the parking lot as the wire comes toward her, Peter (Ian Bohen) on the floor of the loft screaming, an explosion at the police station, Derek (Tyler Hoechlin) and Mr. Argent (JR Bourne) facing off, Coach (Orny Adams) injured in the woods, Scott in the rain, wolfed out, and Kira with a sword. Plus, there's Peter saying, "The nogitsune feeds off chaos, strife and pain. Now give it to me."
Here's an interesting fact: Letharia Vulpina (commonly known as wolf lichen, though "vulpina" relates to the fox) is a fungus that has been used as a poison for wolves and foxes.
"Teen Wolf" season 3 airs Mondays at 10 p.m. on MTV. What do you think of this episode 19 "Letharia Vulpina" promo?
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SOA Suite Performance & Tuning in Private Cloud
By Lu Bai-Oracle on Jul 14, 2014
By Vishal Mehra, Director, Cloud Computing, Oracle Consulting
Last month I described how Oracle Consulting Services (OCS) is making the cloud journey relevant. Our Middleware as a Service (MWaaS) offering produces a menu of available services complete with descriptions of standard business functions, service level guarantees, and costs. As a result, enterprises such as 7-Eleven have the agility to provision innovative applications within just 10 minutes.
Rapid application deployment is only one of many benefits of IT transformation in the cloud. Another is the testing and tuning of an enterprise solution at the speed of digital business. Let me highlight what OCS can now accomplish through the SOA Suite Performance & Tuning for application performance improvements.
Deep Expertise with SOA Performance and Tuning
To begin with, OCS has extensive expertise with SOA performance and tuning services, experience honed from delivering thousands of Oracle SOA projects over the past 17 years. Running across multiple systems and interconnected over distributed networks, SOA services must be carefully tuned to deliver expected business functionality at enterprise scale.
OCS consultants focus on the testing and deployment of SOA environments. Relying on Oracle Enterprise Manager's comprehensive management solution for Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle Fusion Middleware, and non-Oracle middleware technology, OCS consultants conduct performance monitoring, robust diagnostics, configuration management and lifecycle management across middleware software stack.
Leveraging multiple management tools such as Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM), SOA Management Pack (SOA), Weblogic Management Pack (WLM), Database Lifecycle Management Pack (DBLM) , Business Transaction Management (BTM), Application Dependency and Performance (ADP), JVM Diagnostics (JVMD),and JVM Diagnostics as a Service , our experts analyze and determine bottlenecks in mission-critical business processes. Consultants can ensure the full value of a customer's investment in the Oracle SOA Suite by reviewing the implementation against the best practices, even as they still need to build and maintain a testing environment separate from the customer's production environment.
Oracle Application Testing Suite (OATS) is a comprehensive, integrated testing solution that ensures the quality, scalability, and availability of the web applications, web services, packaged Oracle applications and Oracle databases utilized in the Oracle lab to manage customer application testing process, validate application functionality, and ensure that applications will perform under load.
A Cloud-Powered Testing Environment
This is where MWaaS makes a difference for performance assessments, tuning, and the business bottom line. The standardized business functions defined by the menu of available services, are essential for rapid provisioning, and are also useful for creating a testing environment through the cloud.
Usually in less than one day, OCS can snapshot and clone a customer's SOA implementation in an Oracle lab. This snapshot includes:
- Application servers
- Applications
- Configuration files
- Test data
OCS consultants can test and tune the implementation in a controlled environment, without requiring test environments to be set up by the customer. Consultants utilize specialize testing tools in the lab while having the ability to check parameters and settings running in the production environment as needed.
As part of the SOA Suite Performance & Tuning, OCS consultants ensure that the components work well together in predefined combinations. They can run the full Oracle Unified Method Performance and Tuning Process with customizable workflow and supplemental task guidance. They can stress test the application to accommodate different loads and spikes, as well as monitor end-to-end transaction flows across various systems, services, network protocols, and database access routines.
Rapid Tuning and Refactoring for Business Results
Utilizing OATS, OCS consultants have access to very detailed analysis tools and metrics. When they spot issues within the test environment, these consultants can tune and refactor components to optimize performance. For example, in one case, after three weeks of testing and tuning the application in the lab, OCS was able to increase performance by a factor of 30 for average workloads, and a factor of 70 for peak workloads.
Finally, once they have achieved their desired performance goals, OCS consultants cloned and redeployed the tuned-up environment back into the customer's environment. The menu of available services available through the cloud works both ways. The customer's environment benefits from the standardization of components running in the Oracle lab.
In short, SOA testing and tuning is a key benefit of the cloud journey. Through SOA Suite Performance & Tuning, delivered as a middleware service, the metrics can drive the SOA performance assessment. With the right measures in hand, OCS has the technical expertise and know-how to rapidly refactor and redeploy a SOA environment for digital business.


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Hatred is an ugly and destructive thing. As protests around the world have been organized to protest Israel's military action in Gaza, the protests have taken on an outright hatred for Jewish people.
Hatred dehumanizes its intended target. It will rarely show you what you are really hating. Hatred does not want you to know that you are hating a person just like you. That is the purpose of showing a picture of an Israeli woman holding her daughter.
She is a mother like all mothers. She loves her child. She wants her daughter to be safe and happy. She has hopes and dreams just like any other person. She has strengths and weaknesses. She wants to be loved like any other person and she wants her daughter to be loved.
Living in a different part of the world than us, her daily life is not unlike our own. She goes to work to help support her family. She goes out and buys groceries and tries to keep the house up.
She loves music and likes to dance and watch her daughter dance. She is a hopeless romantic and enjoys reading a love story or watching a romantic movie with her husband.
The woman in the picture is a human being. A person just like us. Hatred does not want us to see that. Hatred does not want us to take the time and think about that. Hatred says she is a monster. Hatred says that she is dangerous, and that one day her daughter will grow up and be dangerous too. These of course are all lies.
For people all around the world to be screaming that Israelis do not even have the right to exist is something that everyone should be concerned about. Hatred does not stop at one person or one group of people. Hatred grows and grows. Who will be hated next? What is the next group of people that do not have the right to even exist?


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Gretzky has faith in Yzerman's abilities to run Team Canada
Hockey royalty walked into Guy Carbonneau's Bell Centre news conference room Saturday, and he wasn't about to use the makeshift throne on the raised platform.<BR>
MONTREAL — Hockey royalty walked into Guy Carbonneau's Bell Centre news conference room Saturday, and he wasn't about to use the makeshift throne on the raised platform.
"Am I OK down here?" Wayne Gretzky asked from the floor, twisting the CH-decalled microphone out of its stand, turning to face the cameras and notebooks.
More than OK, in fact, for the managing partner and head coach of the Phoenix Coyotes. You still hang on each of Gretzky's carefully considered thoughts, and it's even better that this hockey legend expresses a few of them with fractured words not found in any dictionary.
Gretzky, who statistically if not absolutely is the greatest player in history, had a hockey-stick pin in his dark suit's left lapel, the game still worn on his heart.
Two hours before his club would face the Canadiens on Saturday night, he spoke casually about the Olympics, his memories of Montreal and his distinct recollections of former Canadiens netminder Patrick Roy — "They're all bad, but I mean that in a nice way," he joked.
Hockey's worst-kept secret had been revealed earlier in the afternoon in Ottawa: Hockey Canada confirmed that Detroit Red Wings vice-president Steve Yzerman had been named executive director of the team to represent the country at the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games.
Yzerman replaces the 47-year-old Gretzky, who directed Canada's last two Olympic efforts and played in the first that involved NHLers.
"Stevie, with his two years' experience at running world championship teams (in 2007 and '08), has a good feel for this," said Gretzky, who lavishly praised the selection of team management Ken Holland, Kevin Lowe and Doug Armstrong.
"It's a tough situation — six teams probably could win the gold medal now if a goaltender plays at the level he's capable of. It's a pressure scenario, but (Canada) will have a good team. They'll put together a great coaching staff, they have good leadership and with players like (Vincent) Lecavalier, (Sidney) Crosby and guys like that, they should be fine."
Yzerman has no shortage of coaching candidates. Gretzky named Detroit's Mike Babcock, the Canadiens' Carbonneau, Alain Vigneault of Vancouver, world-junior genius Brent Sutter with New Jersey, the Rangers' Tom Renney and the Bruins' Claude Julien as at least a portion of the pool.
"He's going to make the right decision, there are so many great coaches," Gretzky said of Yzerman's search for a bench boss, adding that he's delighted to offer his moral support and, if it's solicited, his opinion.
"What we found in prior Olympics is that there's not a lot of time to spend drilling players and sort out an exact X and O system. It's more jelling and having the best players play their best. When we won in 2002, (Mario) Lemieux, Yzerman, (Joe) Sakic and (Jarome) Iginla were the best players. If your best players play at that level, you're going to be fine."
Vancouver might well be the NHL's Olympic denouement, the interruption of the schedule and potential for injury thought by some to be too great to justify the reward. (Exhibit A: Czech Republic goalie Dominik Hasek missing the balance of the 2005-06 Ottawa Senators season after injuring his groin in Turin.)
Gretzky hopes he'll see see NHL players at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia, aware of the good that comes from promoting elite hockey globally. But as a man invested in the professional game, he also understands the realities.
"I think it's going to be hard for us to go back to the Olympics after (Vancouver)," he said, accentuating the positive by adding, "Salt Lake City (in 2002) was real special and unique and I think the Vancouver Games are going to be 10 times more exciting."
Surely Gretzky won't be too far away from the action when the five-ringed puck drops in B.C., having been the face of Canadian Olympic hockey since NHL players joined the fun at Nagano, Japan, in 1998.
And he's been a prominent figure on Team Canada since 1978, when at 16 he was the leading scorer in the world junior tournament held in Montreal, then befriended by the Canadiens' Doug Jarvis, a fellow native of Brantford, Ont.
"Doug took me aside and introduced me to some of the Montreal players," Gretzky recalled. "Three years later, I was playing in the Canada Cup, following Flower (Guy Lafleur) around the locker-room like a young kid for hours at a time.
"I have great memories here, and a tough (Stanley Cup final) loss in 1993 to probably a better team. They're all special times when you play in a hockey-atmosphere city. It's amazing that they were able to duplicate the history and enthusiasm and excitement in this (Bell Centre) building that they had in the old Forum."
Gretzky, and others, still remember the all-universe goaltending in the '93 final of Patrick Roy, whose No. 33 will be retired by the Canadiens on Nov. 22.
"Tempers flare," he said of the since-splintered spite fence erected between Roy and the Canadiens.
"When I left Edmonton," Gretzky said of his nation-shaking trade to Los Angeles in 1988, "you get mad and upset. But that's all behind me. When I go back to Edmonton now, I enjoy being part of the organization and that's the way it should be with Patrick."
Gretzky's rich Olympic database should be tapped by Team Canada. He's lived it all at centre and in fine wingtips, from the disappointment of Nagano, losing to Finland in the bronze-medal game after falling in a shootout to the Czech Republic, to directing the triumph in Salt Lake City, Canada's first Olympic hockey gold in 50 years, to the ugly seventh-place finish at Turin, Italy, in 2006.
In fact, Gretzky nearly didn't survive his first brush with the Olympics, arriving in Nagano 10 winters ago and wading into a crush of humanity that threatened the well-being of not just those wearing Team Canada jackets, but also the hapless commuters who wandered unknowingly onto a usually sane rail platform.
When Gretzky emerged from the Shinkansen bullet train, it was pandemonium. Fandemonium. As it was for the entire Olympics.
"What Nagano did was prepare us for '02," he said. "It made us more prepared for everything we had to deal with. We had no idea what to expect in Nagano. It was overwhelming for all of us.
"But we had enough experience and veteran players to take a step back and refocus on hockey. Until we lost in the shootout, there was nothing but positives — the way we played, carried ourselves, fit into the Olympic Village. It was all outstanding.
"As one of the older guys, I used to get up early and find (GM) Bobby Clarke and (assistant GM) Bob Gainey already up at 5 or 6 in the morning, having breakfast. I sat and talked hockey with them and learned a lot from two weeks of sitting with those guys. A lot of that helped me carry on into 2002."
His Olympic page now largely turned, Gretzky can focus on his Coyotes, an improved team from the one picked last year to gurgle at the sea bed before it made a decent if ultimately failed run at a post-season berth.
The club now includes four highly touted rookies, Kyle Turris, Mikkel Boedker, Kevin Porter and Viktor Tikhonov tipping the calendar at just under 20 years of age. In the desert they will entertain playoff-parched fans, skating alongside veterans like captain Shane Doan, defenceman Ed Jovanovski and Olli Jokinen, the six-foot-two, 200-pound erstwhile Florida Panthers centreman.
The challenges are stacked high every day, and Gretzky chuckles when he's asked whether the youth in the Coyotes' room reminds him at all of his 1980s Edmonton Oilers.
"Well, I hope we get six or seven Hall of Famers out of this group, then I can say, 'Yeah,' " he said, laughing, setting off for another night's work behind the bench.
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Have you noticed the new look of our website? The site reflects our growth as an organization that has led us to operate 11 producer-only farmers markets in DC, Maryland and Virginia, 5 programs and the many special educational and fundraising events we host throughout the year. It serves as a colorful showcase of our farmers markets and also highlights the work FRESHFARM Markets does for our neighborhood communities.
The first thing you'll notice are the bright and cheerful colors, inspired by produce found at market. We've also added lots and lots of photos we've taken to showcase the beautiful and fresh products available at our markets. The photo at the top of the page, currently a carton of eggs, will change based on what's in season. We've added new elements to help you make the most of your shopping experience including our interactive market maps and a product search tool.
Six important features and elements you'll want to explore include:
1. FRESH Picked Blog: Updated by the FRESHFARM Markets staff on a regular basis, this blog is designed to give you a 'behind the scenes' look at our markets, programs, farmers and producers and more. You can stay up-to-date on the latest posts by subscribing via RSS feed and share your favorites through Twitter and Facebook.
2. A more robust Calendar with informative descriptions of each event that you can share via Facebook and Twitter. Just click on the name of the event on the calendar for more details or scroll down to read more.
3. Interactive Market Maps – On each market page, you'll be able to take a virtual walk through the market via an interactive map labeled market map. Through the map you can find out when your favorite farmer or producer is going to be a market, their location in the market, and also read more information about them.
4. Product Search Tool – We've made it a no-brainer for you to shop based on what's in season. Now you can find out which markets have certain products and the farmer/producer that is selling them through this easy-to-use search tool. Go to the specific market page you're interested in and click on the purple button that says 'find a product at our markets.' Our farmers have had a direct hand in the creation of this high tech tool. All the products found are based on the profiles they create as part of our annual online application process.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. ?CArizonaˇ?s Miranda Russell? has been named Pac-10 Gymnast of the Week honors for February 26-March 3, Commissioner Tom Hansen announced today.
Russell, a sophomore from Oshkosh, Wis., brought on the desert heat against Washington in the teamsˇ? final Conference dual of the season. In her fifth go at the all-around competition this year, Russell scored a career-high 39.400. With the mark, Russell earned her first all-around win of the season and improved her four-event tally by nearly an entire point from her first 2008 competition in January (38.425). The result launched her into the individual Top 5 (RQS) in the Pac-10ˇ?s all-around rankings.
Russell surpassed the 9.8 mark and matched or set personal bests on every apparatus, earned second place in three event contests, and paced the Wildcats to three season-high scores.
In the first rotation of the meet, Russell stuck a 9.85 vault. Three other ˇ®Cats matched Russellˇ?s second-place mark: the high number and great depth earned the Wildcats a season-high 49.175.
On beam, Russell, whose average on the apparatus is only 9.453, was awarded a blistering 9.825 (second place) after she nailed her routine. Another 9.85 on bars gave Russell her third second-place finish of the night.
?Finally, on floor exercise Russell once again charted the ˇ®Cats to the teamˇ?s best mark of the year -49.400 - with an individual 9.875.
On the heels of Russellˇ? dynamite meet, Arizona reached a season-high final mark of 196.3 that bested the Huskies and catapulted the Wildcats into the fourth position in the Conference.
This is Arizonaˇ?s second gymnast of the week award this year with Karin Wurm winning earlier this season and Arizonaˇ?s ninth win of all time.


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2010-11: Started all but one game ... Second in the Ivy League in steals and minutes played ... Finished fourth in the Ivies in rebounding and eighth in the league in assists ... Led team in rebounds, assists and steals ... Second on team in blocks and minutes played ... Had at least five rebounds in 21 games and led team in rebounding 16 times ... Led all starters in field goal percentage (38.1%) ... Played a game-high 37 minutes and had six rebounds in addition to a team-high four assists in win over Bryant (Nov. 12) ... Led team with five rebounds and three steals at Drexel (Nov. 19) ... Nine rebounds and five assists in win at Rider (Nov. 23) ... Notched her second career double-double with 10 rebounds and a career-best 16 points in win over Maine (Dec. 10) ... Had a career-high four blocks in win over Lafayette (Jan. 2) ... Played the entire game at Virginia with six points and a team-best eight rebounds (Jan. 16) ... Played all 40 minutes and recorded 10 rebounds at Dartmouth (Feb. 4) in addition to nine points ... Her six assists in win over Cornell were a season high ... Logged her second double-double of the season with 11 points, team-high 10 rebounds and career-high five steals in win over Columbia (Feb. 12) ... Tied a season-best with six assists in win over Brown (Feb. 18) ... At Columbia (Feb. 25), she grabbed a season-high 12 rebounds, dished a season-high six assists and tied a career-high with five steals.
2009-10: Did not play.
2008-09: Started 22 games and played in all 28 ... Won the team's Most Improved Player Award ... Led the team with 97 assists and had at least one assist in all but two games ... Led Ivies in assist-to-turnover ratio and was fourth in assists ... Also led the team in rebounding, field goal percentage, steals and blocks ... Had 11 or more rebounds in three straight games from Feb. 7-14 ... Scored in each of the last 21 games ... Career-high 12 points and four made field goals at Yale (2/27) ... First career double-double came at Cornell (2/7), with 11 points and a career-high 13 rebounds ... Also set or tied her collegiate bests with seven made free throws and 10 attempts in win over Cornell, which she matched in the win vs. Yale (2/14) ... Had 12 rebounds at Rider (1/13) ... Career-high four steals and two blocks vs. Drexel (12/19) ... Made her first career start at Lafayette (12/3) where she played a career-high 39 minutes ... Had a near double-double with eight rebounds and a career-high nine assists in 30 minutes vs. Saint Joseph's (11/25).


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TUCSON, Ariz. ?C A trio of former Wildcat baseballers have been named to all star teams in their respective minor leagues. Former teammates John Meloan, Jordan Brown and Jason Donald have all been tabbed as mid-season all stars this summer.
Meloan, who went 24-4 at Arizona from 2003-2005 and was fifth-round selection by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2005 MLB draft, has cut up the AA Southern League through the first half of the year. The right-hander enters the final weekend of play prior the all star game with a 5-2 record, a league-best 16 saves, a 2.18 ERA and 61 strikeouts in 41 1/3 innings pitched. The Southern Leagueˇ?s midsummer classic will be held in Pearl, Miss., on Monday, July 9.
Brown, who hit 30 home runs and is just one of five players in school history with 80 or more RBI in a single season, was named to the AA Eastern League All Star Team after an impressive first half with the Cleveland Indiansˇ? Akron Aeros. Through the first 81 games of the Eastern League schedule Brown is batting .326 with a league-leading 100 hits, seven home runs and 56 RBI. The leagueˇ?s all star game is scheduled for Wednesday, July 11 in Norwich, Conn.
Donald, a three-year starter at shortstop and a third-round selection by the Philadelphia Phillies in 2006, was named to the A Southern Atlantic League All Star team back in June. The second-year pro batted .310 with 41 runs, 61 hits, four home runs and 30 RBI with the Lakewood BlueClaws but was promoted to Phillyˇ?s Class A Advanced team in Clearwater, Fla., prior to the all star game on June 20. ?


text: Well it's been a while so I think it is time once again for me to do an epic proportioned build in Terraria, yet this time I will be operating this build a bit differently then I usually do. This will be my progression through a journey to create my new home. Yet this is slightly different from my normal builds, since this is a modded build, hence why it will take me longer to build for the lack of Buildaria. This build will be a fully functional Manor/Base/Castle that can be used to for everything I need in a basic play through plus some. The other part of this build is that this is not just a manor but it will also be a mod testing facility, a facility in which I can test out all the new mods I want. This portion of the Build will be found underground while the main home and living area is above ground to make a simple divide. I would like suggestions in what should be in the mod testing facility or what you believe is needed for testing mods so far here is a list of what will be found in the facility: -Multiple alchemy gardens -Multiple mob farms -Two or Three boss arenas -Mod npcs homes -ten to twenty vacant lots to test out mods -mod storage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Progress:(all images are taken in game for the world being Tconfig and inability to take pics with Terrifirma due to that fact) Update #1: This is the start of the build, as anyone who has seen my previous builds you probably know my building habits of building a skeleton first and then building the interior of a building. Probably wasn't the best time to take pics when it is starting to get dark and I have almost zero torches put up, but I'm not patient. Update #2: More progress has been made on the skeleton and I took a day time pic of it so it is easier to see (happy PuLSe?). Not much else to say except that this is only a small portion of what skeleton will be. Update #3: The Eastern wings' skeleton is almost complete, just a few more edits and then I can move to the other parts of manor. Don't mind the signs scattered around in each room, thous are just reminders telling what each room will be for, the rooms in the bottom left are all going to be alchemy farms. Also I decided to turn off the world background while I take the screen shots because those trees were disorienting to look at when viewing the full screen shots. once the skeleton is finished I will upload a video just walking through the manor so you can get a feel for the size and nature of it. Update #4: Progress has been slow, mostly for me just being to lazy to go out and collect resources for it, the other half for me redesigning a certain part of the manor a couple of times. Most prominently the changes and additions I have made is the wing to the bottom left (still WIP) and also the elaboration of the eastern wing. I've decided that there will be a courtyard running beneath the manor where some smaller building will be built, maybe put a couple shops down there. Update #5: I have established some of the framework now for the western wing, it still needs to be detailed, I was just using grey bricks to make the outline, I also established the roof style for all the main towers. I'm now going to work on finishing the skeleton for the Western wing and start working on doing a bit more of the detail work on it before I move on to the interior. As you can probably see I'm leaving a space oped for the courtyard right under the center of the castle, I will also be more deeply developing that soon. Update #6: Well the frame work for the above ground manor is almost completed, now all that is left, that needs completing is the pillar to the far right. I've put some small buildings into the courtyard, one of them being a bar, another one being a magicians shack (where my wizard will live). Once I finish the last bit of frame work I will move on to the interior, and once Finished with that I will go work on the underground facility. Update #7: Well I'm finally back to work after a long break from this project and I guess it's time for a progress update. Today I have worked on the alchemy farms and storage rooms, only really working on the interiors, which of course are of greatest importance for a functional base. I still need to finish the Western tower, but besides that the exterior is finished, I'll probably work on that tower tonight and get some update out again this weekend. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'll try to post progress updates regularly (we all know that isn't going to happen), most likely a couple updates a week. I wouldn't expect this build to take to long though, probably a month at longest, but we'll have to see. Just check back occasionally for progress updates and see my new home come to life, and if you ave any questions, suggestions, or comments please do tell me so.


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Ducks Face Huskies in Pac-12 Tournament Opening Round
Courtesy: GoDucks.com
Release Date: 03/04/2013
Washington leads the all-time series history, 45-43, which includes a pair of regular-season wins from this year. The Ducks fell at Washington by a score of 66-53, before losing 97-71 in Eugene. UO and UW met in the opening round of last year's conference tournament. The Huskies prevailed in that game, 72-56.
Click here for complete Pac-12.com coverage of the conference tournament
Pac-12 Tournament tickets can be purchased online at pac-12.com/tickets. Single-game tickets are on sale and start at only $10. All session passes are broken down into two categories: the Reserved All-Session Strip (starting at $100 per strip), and the General Admission All-Session Strip (starting at $50). Also available is a Flex Book ticket option, which is a four-coupon booklet redeemable in any combination for Sessions 1-6, including the championship game. This allows fans to mix and match games for only $32.
• TV: Pac-12 Networks (National)
• Radio: Oregon IMG Sports Network; 590 AM - KUGN (Eugene/Springfield); Terry Jonz, play-by-play
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• Twitter: @OregonWBB for in-game updates, stats, pics, etc.
All 11 tournament games will be televised nationally. The first three days of action will be broadcast by Pac-12 Networks. Sunday's championship game will air on ESPN2.
Additional tourney coverage will be available on pac-12.com and through the league's official social media channels (@pac12, @pac12live and Facebook.com).
Complete media information (radio affiliates, TV schedule and information) is located on page 3 of this release.
A vote from media covering the Pac-12 Conference has tabbed Jillian Alleyne as the league's Freshman of the Year. Alleyne, from Fontana, Calif., is just the second player in school history to win the award and the first since Shaquala Williams took home the honor in the 1998-99 season.
Alleyne, who was also named to the league's all-freshman team by the media, averaged team-highs with 13.0 points, 11.8 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game this season for the Ducks.
2013 Pac-12 Conference All-Freshman Team (Media)
Player (Position, School)
Jillian Alleyne (F, Oregon)
Lia Galdeira (G, Washington State)
Arielle Roberson (F, Colorado)
Talia Walton (F, Washington)
Jamie Weisner (G, Oregon State)
Jillian Alleyne and Amanda Delgado are moving up Oregon's single-season charts for rebounds and 3-pointers made.
Alleyne has grabbed 355 rebounds in 30 games (11.8 rpg) which is 21 shy of the school record. Bev Smith holds the record of 376 rebounds in 32 games (11.8 rpg) which she set during the 1980-81 season. Alleyne's current total is the third-best in school history and is 12 rebounds away from moving into second all-time. Smith also ranks second with 367 rebounds which she totaled in 27 games (13.6 rpg) in 1979-80.
Delgado, from Las Vegas, Nev., is tied for seventh (with Chelsea Wagner, 2005-06) all-time for 3-pointers (57) in a single-season at UO. She has cracked the top 10 despite missing six games this season due to a knee injury. Taylor Lilley is the school and Pac-12 record-holder for 3-pointers made in a season (124 in 34 games during 2009-10 campaign).
Jordan Loera scored a game- and career-high 21 points in Oregon's most recent win over Washington State. Loera became the latest player to step up and lead the Ducks to a victory.
In each of UO's wins, a different player has led the team in scoring: Jillian Alleyne (Fresno State, Dec.16), Danielle Love (Samford, Dec. 18), Amanda Delgado (at Washington State, Jan. 25) and Loera (Washington State, Feb. 17).
Several Ducks have shouldered the scoring load in victory, with four players averaging 12 or more points in those games: Alleyne (16.0 ppg), Ariel Thomas (14.5 ppg), Delgado (14.5 ppg) and Loera (12.3 ppg). In those wins, Loera nearly doubles her season-scoring average which is 6.4 ppg. In UO's losses this season, Alleyne is the only active player to average double-figures in scoring.
Oregon is second in the Pac-12 for 3-pointers made, while ranking third in blocked shots and free throw shooting. UO is averaging 5.6 made 3-pointers per outing and has 169 on the year. Amanda Delgado ranks fifth in the league with 57 made 3-pointers (2.3 per game).
Oregon has 132 blocks (4.4 bpg) this season and is led in that category by Jillian Alleyne (39, 1.3 bpg) who is sixth and Megan Carpenter (34, 1.1 bpg) who ranks ninth among Pac-12 players.
The Ducks have made 69.8 percent from the free throw line (366-of-524). Devyn Galland sits atop the Pac-12 at 87.5 percent (84-of-96). UO players would rank No. 1 and No. 2, but Danielle Love (92.5 percent, 49-of-53) does not have enough made free throws to qualify for the rankings. Galland ranks 16th in the nation, while Love would rank third if she met the minimums.
Jillian Alleyne (11.8 rpg) ranks second in the Pac-12 Conference rebound rankings. She was alone at No. 1 in the league rankings for the first 13 weeks of the year before relinquishing the lead to Stanford's Chiney Ogwumike (12.7 rpg).
Alleyne is seeking to become the first player in school history to lead the conference in rebounding. The only other freshman player to lead the conference in rebounding was Arizona's Shawntinice Polk who pulled down 10.8 rebounds per game in the 2002-03 campaign.
Alleyne has recorded four of the top seven single-game rebounding efforts of any Pac-12 player this season (27, 23, 19, 18). She totaled 19 rebounds in UO's win over Samford, while grabbing 18 rebounds in Oregon's road loss to Illinois. Alleyne came off the bench to grab a game-high 23 boards against No. 13 Oklahoma. She grabbed a school and Pac-12 record 27 boards against Portland State on Nov. 15 (more info on that game listed on page 5).
Five Oregon players have recorded a double-double this season. Freshman forward Jillian Alleyne has tallied a team-high 11 double-doubles over the course of the year, a number that ranks third amongst Pac-12 players.
Juniors Megan Carpenter and Ariel Thomas and sophomores Liz Brenner and Jordan Loera have also registered a double-double in 2012-13.
On nine different occasions this season, a UO player has been either one point or one rebound shy of reaching a double-double.
At one point during the non-conference schedule, UO was down to a seven-player rotation and played without as many as five players who had starting experience. Many of those missing players have made their way back to the lineup.
After missing the first six games of the season, Ariel Thomas returned to action against Nevada on Dec. 9 and has made an immediate impact. She's averaging 10.5 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.6 steals in 21 games played, a starter in 19 of those contests. Thomas has missed nine total games this season, including Pac-12 games against Cal, Utah and Colorado.
Four-sport standout Liz Brenner (VB/WBB/SB/T&F), who played in 21 games and started eight contests for UO a year ago, is now full-time with the basketball team. Brenner has played in 19 games - a starter in the last 17 - and is averaging 7.9 points and 6.9 rebounds per outing.
Amanda Delgado missed six non-league games due to an injury. The sophomore from Las Vegas, Nev., returned to the lineup Dec. 31 against Connecticut. Delgado is the team's third-leading scorer on the year at 8.6 points per game. She was having a break-out season prior to her injury, averaging 12.7 points per outing through UO's first six games of the year, a starter in five of those contests. Delgado earned all-tourney team recognition after averaging 18.5 points per game at the Rainbow Wahine Showdown in Honolulu.
Janitah Iamaleava has seen limited time in 13 of UO's last 19 games since making her debut Dec. 31 against UConn. Iamaleava had career-high six points and four rebounds at UW earlier this season.
Laura Stanulis and Lexi Petersen, who entered the year as the team's starter and back-up at the point guard position, have been ruled out for the rest of the season due to injury. Stanulis also led the team in assists (33) at the time of her injury. Petersen, who played in just one game, averaged a team-high 17.5 points per game on UO's preseason foreign tour to Spain.
Ariel Thomas has missed nine games, including three conference games against California, Utah and Colorado, and UO is winless this year without her. Thomas is averaging 10.5 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.6 steals per game when healthy.
In UO's victories, Thomas has upped her averages to 14.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 3.3 steals per outing.
The team's numbers have also received a boost with her in the lineup. Oregon's rebounding margin has improved from -1.9 to +0.3. The Ducks' scoring margin bettered by 3.4 points. The overall field goal percentage is up from .331 to .341 and the 3-point percentage has improved from .256 to .263.
Thomas has scored 20 points on two occasions and reached double-figures in 12 of the 21 games she has played. She has led the team in assists 16 times, while leading the team in scoring on seven occasions. The 5-6 guard is also one of just five different Ducks to have led the team in rebounding.
Jillian Alleyne ranks eighth nationally for rebounding average (11.8 rpg) and is the highest ranked freshman in the NCAA this season. Alleyne trails Artemis Spanou of Robert Morris (15.3 rpg), Utah Valley's Sammie Jensen (14.2 rpg), High Point's Cheyenne Parker (13.2 rpg), Bryant College's Naana Ankoma-Mensa (13.0 rpg), Stanford's Chiney Ogwumike (12.7 rpg), Sam Houston State's Sequeena Thomas (12.7 rpg) and Charlotte's Jennifer Hailey (11.9 rpg).
Alleyne (13.0 ppg, 11.8 rpg) is one of 39 NCAA Div. I women's basketball players averaging a double-double. The NCAA record for season rebounding average by a freshman is 15.5 rpg (1985 – Valorie Whiteside, Appalachian State).
Head coach Paul Westhead announced that Chrishae Rowe and Drea Toler have signed National Letters of Intent to play basketball at the University of Oregon. Rowe and Toler will join the Ducks beginning in the 2013-14 season.
Rowe, from Riverside, Calif., ranks among the top 20 players nationally at the shooting guard position. In addition, she is ranked as one of the top 10 seniors in California. The four-star prospect ranks No. 67 in ESPN's HoopGurlz.com top 100 national recruiting rankings.
The 5-foot-8 guard produced big numbers in her junior season averaging 19.3 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. She led Santiago High School to the sectional semifinals a year ago. Rowe was named regional player of the year and made the Los Angeles Times all-star team for her play in 2011-12.
Toler, from Gardena, Calif., is playing her senior season at Serra High School. As a junior, she averaged 9.4 points, 4.5 assists, 4.9 rebounds and 3.3 steals per game in leading SHS to a 30-4 record. Serra advanced to the state semifinals in 2011-12.
Toler played for the Cal Sparks AAU basketball club, a program that current UO freshman Janitah Iamaleava played for as well.
Jillian Alleyne grabbed 27 rebounds and broke the school and Pac-12 rebounding record in UO's double-overtime home loss to Portland State. That single-game rebound total is also the most by an NCAA Div. I women's basketball player this season. In the same game, just her second as a collegiate player, Alleyne also matched the school record for points with 38.
The 27 rebounds bettered the previous Pac-12 mark set nearly 20 years ago by UCLA's Natalie Williams in 1994. Alleyne's rebounding total is the 24th-highest single-game total in NCAA history (since 1982). Alleyne's mark also took down UO's 34-year-old mark that had stood since 1978.
Alleyne scored 30 of her 38 points, and grabbed 21 of her 27 rebounds in the second half and the two overtime periods. In fact, Alleyne amassed a double-double in the two overtime periods alone (10 points and 10 rebounds). For that game, Alleyne went 13-of-24 on field goals and made 12-of-19 free throw attempts. She also contributed team-bests with four steals and three blocks.
The Ducks went 4-0 on their 2012 Spanish Foreign Tour which took place Aug. 24-Sept. 2. The Ducks played games against professional clubs from Madrid, Girona and Barcelona.
Oregon defeated a professional team from Madrid, Estudiantes, in back-to-back games to open the trip (Game 1 - W, 94-67; Game 2 - W, 84-61).
From there, the Ducks played a pair of games as part of the Torneig de Basquet Unnim tournament played at the Pavello Esportiu Municipal located approximately an hour north of Barcelona. UO recorded a 103-62 win over Uni Girona and a 70-52 win over Santa Rosa de Lima.
Sophomore Lexi Petersen averaged a team-high 17.5 points per contest on the trip, one of four Ducks to average double-figures in scoring. Freshman Jillian Alleyne (14.5 ppg, 10.8 rpg) and sophomore Megan Carpenter (13.8 ppg, 10.3 rpg) each averaged double-doubles for UO. Sophomore Amanda Delgado averaged 15.0 points per outing.
Live audio, video for all non-televised home games or Pac-12 road games will be streamed online with links available at goducks.com (pac-12.com/live/goducks.aspx). All web streaming will be in conjunction with Pac-12 live stream.
In addition, UO basketball representatives will make periodic appearances throughout the season on Ducks Insider, a daily sports webcast (hosted by Jerry Allen and Jill Savage, 1-3 pm) that features interviews with coaches and student-athletes.
The Ducks are on Facebook. Follow @OregonWBB on Twitter for behind the scenes perspective by the staff and players.
Junior Chynna Miley (WBB) was the named the top individual O Heroes for 2011-12. Miley, from Atlanta, Ga., earned 2,325 individual Duck Cup points for her service during the 2011-12 year. Miley participated in nearly every O Heroes event, while also serving as both a member of UO's Black Student Union and the women's basketball team representative for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
O Heroes is a philanthropic organization -- run by student-athletes -- which positively impacts Oregon, most specifically the Eugene/Springfield community. UO's student-athletes are viewed as role models. UO Athletics is fortunate to have these young individuals not only participating in varsity athletics, but also volunteering their time in the community.
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Khalif Samuels, 31, Black male, of the 600 block of North Rodney Street, Wilmington, Delaware
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Members of Wilmington's Firearm Squad arrested Khalif Samuels for illegally possessing a gun and drugs during a raid.
Friday afternoon Wilmington's Firearm Squad executed a search warrant at a residence in the 100 block of Fulton Street. While searching the residence Firearm Squad Detectives located a .22 caliber H&R model nine shot revolver and 14 grams of marijuana.
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