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In the past Whataburger has hosted events to help out the community and local schools. Past events have included "Oh! Whata Nights" that have activities like jalapeno eating contests, drawings and raffles to raise funds for schools. This week Whataburger is hosting its first "Whataburger Challenge" endurance competition to benefit The University of Texas at San Antonio student organizations.
On Thursday February 27 representatives from local student organizations will compete in a friendly battle to keep one hand on an inflatable 6 foot Whataburger cup. The person who lasts the longest wins free "Whataburger for a Year" as well as a $1,000 donation to the winning student organization.
Joining in the fun will be the UTSA cheerleaders, Rowdy the Roadrunner mascot and a DJ. The student organization with the most supporters at the event will receive a $500 donation to their organization. The public is invited to stop by and cheer on the participants.
Whataburger has been making burgers since 1950 when Harman Dobson opened a humble hamburger stand in Corpus Christi, Texas. He wanted customers to take one bite and say "What a burger" so he named his stand on Ayers St "Whataburger" and since then there are over 700 locations across the country.
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When you arrive at PCC, you will have one week of activities with the International Student Center. You will then join iJam, a one-week orientation to help you get ready for your studies. This program is required of all new international students. During iJam you'll learn about American college life, prepare for your classes, and make friends with other students from around the world. There will also be time to relax and have fun in Pasadena and Los Angeles.
As a Pathways student, you'll will be able to meet with counselors, coaches, and tutors who are dedicated to helping you succeed in and out of the classroom.
During your first semester here, you will take Counseling 10, "Introduction to College" or College 1, PCC's first year seminar. These classes will give you skills and information you need to succeed in an American college. Counseling 10 is required of all students who place into ESL Level 2 (ESL 422) or Level 3 (ESL 122).
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Late news: Zionists corrupted Napoleon
Amidst the plethora of news reports, keen analyses and entrails divinations on the Muslim Middle East, MEMRI stands out as a key resource in grasping what the Arab man-in-the-street is absorbing through his newspapers, radio and television broadcasts, mosque sermons and school text books.
The acronym stands for Middle East Media Research Institute and day-by-day it shows video clips and interviews from the Arab media, translated into English and 10 other European and Asian languages.
Occasionally, MEMRI cheers its Western viewers with pronouncements by courageous men and women, who speak out against their countries' corruption, oppression of women, and the corrosive conviction that none of the ills afflicting Arab societies are in any way the fault of their own leaders and people.
Mostly, however, the voices we hear are those of anti-Jewish and anti-Israel ideologues, whose outlandish conspiracy theories might give pause to the inventors of "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion."
Those wild fantasies are not uttered by provincial imams addressing illiterate peasants, but by the supposed intellectual elites of their respective countries.
During two recent days, MEMRI featured four such probing minds.
My personal favorite was Syrian-French writer Adnan Azzam, who, not surprisingly, attributed the year-long internal fighting in Syria to a Zionist plot.
But, embarking on a more original path, Azzam revealed that Zionist interference in global affairs goes back to the 18th century when "they changed the course of the French Revolution, and beheaded the King of France within 24 hours, without trial."
Not satisfied with that bloody regicide, "The Zionists took Napoleon, the young boy from Corsica, and said to him….We will give Corsica back to Italy and Corsica will be independent again… They showered him with money and sent him to Egypt in order to lay the foundation for the State of Palestine."
That was a hard act to follow, but Sheik Bassam Al-Kayed, head of the Islamic Scholars Association in Lebanon, gave it a try.
The sheik assured his TV audience that the Jews were behind just about every civil strife in the world and when the interviewer asked whether such plotting was continuing today, Al-Kayed quickly enlightened him.
"Don't you know what's going on in Burma?" the sheik asked. "The Buddhists are trained by the Jews to do what they are doing (to the Muslims)."
His colleagues having exposed Jewish scheming in the French Revolution and present-day Burma, Ahmad Sabi, media adviser to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, uncovered some Zionist machinations closer to home.
Under the 1979 Camp David peace accord, Sabi revealed, "carcinogenic pesticides were imported from the Zionist entity…and Egypt now suffers from endemic diseases, such as various types of cancer, hepatitis and kidney infections."
After these presentations on Jewish chicanery past and present, Gamal Zabran, head of the political science department at Port Said University, looked to the triumphant future.
He assured his Egyptian listeners that "the elimination of the Zionist entity is beyond debate, and the only question has to do with the circumstances."
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There is a training infrastructure for BSFT or FET that can be tailored to meet the needs of the agency/organization. These EBPs require clinicians to develop clinical skills in family systems therapy via didactic, experiential, and supervised practicum formats.
Dean Fixsen identified two critical obstacles to full and faithful implementation of any evidence-based program: "...human service organizations [that] are thinly resourced and face high rates of turnover at practitioner and leadership levels ... are disruptive to any attempts to systematically implement practices of any kind. Because the status quo is so thoroughly entrenched, the implementation of evidence-based practices and programs initially may take persistent efforts over longer periods of time."


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Are Food Writers on the Brink of Extinction?
The Twitterverse is buzzing over Amanda Hesser's thoughtful blog post, titled "Advice for Future Food Writers," posted yesterday. The former New York Times food writer and editor proclaims that our concept of professional food writing, as we know it, has come to an end. If you want to write about food as a professional full-time writer, […]Read More


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In a wine culture obsessed with the idea of pairing, far too few people talk about the best complement to a nice glass of wine: sex. Yes, that's right, forget grilled meats and Zinfandel, oysters and Champagne, the best combo I know of is a bottle of something good and some skin-to-skin contact.
Which is presumably why the CEO of Taittinger Champagne recently said at a press briefing that Champagne's main competitor in the luxury market wasn't cheap California sparkling wine, it was Viagra.
I'm not kidding.
Of course, he might have been, but no matter how firmly his tongue was placed in his cheek, there's a certain amount of truth to the notion.
Wine tastes good on your lips, but it tastes better on the lips of your partner.
Great debate continues in the over-wrought world of wine and food pairing as to whether the match between the two is best tested by eating first, and then drinking, the reverse, or the middle ground I like to describe as "chew while you chug."
When it comes to wine and sex, however, I'm firmly in the wine before sex category, though I've never complained about a well chilled glass of Champagne afterwards.
Matching wine and sex is a lot easier than wine and food, thanks to the versatile nature of sex. It goes well with just about any wine, provided that the wine is served at the correct temperature (if you need a mnemonic: warm Chardonnay = no roll in the hay).
I've been keeping track of particularly successful matches over time, both my own and my friends, and have been surprised at how many are measured by conception -- I owe my own daughter to a nice bottle of Champagne, and a killer Russian River Pinot Noir -- though that may just be the particular life stage that my friends and I happen to be in at the moment. Six years ago I remember a particularly great evening thanks to a bottle of Vino Nobile de Montepulciano.
But back to the general theory. I find red to be better than white when it comes to truly great pairings. This perhaps is not entirely a surprise, but on the other hand, nor is it anywhere close to a hard and fast rule, so to speak.
And let's not forget the magic of the unplanned pairing,
Wine and sex paired well make sparks. Your skin feels warmer, time moves just slightly slower, and your heart feels full. What's not to love about that?
As with any wine match, I think it's important to get the proportions correct, but this may be more important with wine and sex than with other pairings. Too little and you might as well not have had any. Too much and things can get sloppy. However, I'm a firm believer in the idea that there shouldn't be any rules when it comes to wine pairings. I encourage you to find your own balance of flavors.
There is however, one place where I have to draw a line. Not because of any particular allegiance to the folks in Reims, but purely on the principle of the whole thing. Wine will always be more romantic than popping pills. Viagra truly is no substitute for Champagne.
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Throughout the fall of 2014, the Museum honors the prolific François Truffaut (1932–1984).
A passionate moviegoer from the age of 8, the legendary French critic and filmmaker cut school as a child to sneak into Parisian cinemas. As a critic for the influential publication Cahiers du Cinema, Truffaut authored hundreds of articles, including a manifest that established the auteur theory that he and his French New Wave colleagues embodied.
September's film series, Truffaut: On Childhood, reflects his interest in showing "children's tremendous ability to stand up to life and survive." His groundbreaking first feature, The 400 Blows (paired with the short Les mistons), presented in a new restoration, features the debut of his semiautobiographical protagonist Antoine Doinel (played by Jean-Pierre Léaud). This series is followed by Remembering François Truffaut, October 5–November 22.
Truffaut acted in several of his own films, including The Wild Child, in which his Dr. Itard oversees the acculturation of a boy who spent the first years of his life cut off from civilization. Concluding his trilogy on childhood is Small Change, comprised of overlapping stories of rambunctious children and adolescents (a cast of 60!) in a provincial boarding school.


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A humorous photographic record of the wedding of my Godson Luke to his beautiful bride, Donna. The book includes images of the formal church ceremony, post-ceremony pub visit by some guests, and the awesome reception at the National Wine Centre in Adelaide. The captions on many photos are far from being PC...but who the hell cares anyway! I don't think I'll ever be forgiven by the groom for my choice of front cover photo!
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This world is bullshit.
That is to say, it's both sad and not all that surprising that Fiona Apple–whose album Extraordinary Machine, a 2005 album only in the sense that Duke Nukem Forever is a 2011 game, and who only got it released thanks to a concerted campaign by fans–is having record label issues Grantland reports on this exchange at a recent, rare concert with collaborator Jon Brion:
At one point, a fan requested new material. "I can't remember [how to play] any of my new songs because they've been done for a fucking year," Apple replied. "Not her fault!" said Brion.
In other words, Fiona Apple's new record is in limbo. Again. Granted, albums are shelved all the time, and sometimes you even hear about it happening. But Apple, of course, had this happen to her before; Extraordinary Machine's shelving prompted a campaign of fan outrage, Free Fiona (whose website, poignantly, is still celebrating the album's no-longer-impending release). The album exists–Michelle Branch, among others, has heard it–and was supposed to be released months ago. Since then, there've been only scattered tracks and Buddy Holly tributes, none of which really tide fans over.
That said, there is no way this album is going to stay shelved forever. I wouldn't even give it five years. Here are three ways this could play out:
The other concerted campaign.
Grassroots campaigns to "free _____" are ubiquitous, in music and elsewhere (TV shows, in particular, see these a lot), but Fiona's got a huge advantage. The prospect of a second Free Fiona campaign is the sort of thing that'd be irresistible to critical outlets even if When The Pawn… and eventually Extraordinary Machine didn't get awed reviews. That tiny nugget in the Grantland article was picked up by just about everyone, and MTV Hive went one step further and compiled five grassroots ideas for fans: lots of hashtags, lots of sending shit to label execs. If anything, all this is more likely to work a second time.
The leak.
We are not condoning any illegal behavior. We're just saying that it's much more commonplace–expected, even–for artists to directly communicate with fans via Twitter, Soundcloud, etc. than it was at the beginning of the decade. There are usually rules about what you can and cannot post, but once you're leaking your own material, you're already well into rule-breaking territory. Theoretically, Apple could emulate Frank Ocean with Nostalgia, Ultra and throw the album up online someplace. It was possible before, of course, but
The actual, unadulterated release.
Albums get shelved for lots of reasons, many ultimately boiling down to "the market won't like it." But why wouldn't Fiona Apple get traction in the market? No, Extraordinary Machine didn't sell nearly as well as either of its predecessors. But she's at the intersection of a number of musical trends: the ever-advancing crush of '90s revivalism; the still-going surge of female singer-songwriters getting critical traction and coverage, much as they did back then; several of those artists being fairly bluesy in the same way Apple was, not to mention certain, much worse buzz artists whose names I won't mention but who have not-great songs out. "Rumour Has It" could easily be an Apple song. So could multiple tracks by Florence and the Machine. The more you think about it, the more plausible it seems.
And, y'know, the old songs hold up. That's poorly disguised stanning, but it's also true. Why would I lay out the possibilites if I wasn't secretly rooting for one to happen?


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Okay so.. it has been a WHILE since I was last on SparkPeople. This is due to various reasons:
Life getting busy, financial stress, school... just trying to survive in general. Add into it that our food stamps got cut because I am going to school online and yeah you have a nice little mess...
Since starting on my journey this time last year, I have went from 240 lbs thereabout to 204 lbs then back up to 215 lbs or so. It's a little depressing. The weather hasn't been as nice for walking outside and I don't have the money to go walk on our only in-door track in town. So suffice to say, this past year activity wise hasn't been the greatest. I do walk everywhere pretty much. So that does help whether I want to say it or not (my car being down is a good thing in this instance..).
Add into this mess the fact that I am having to sacrifice the way I really want to eat for the good of the family at large (feeding five people just enough to survive is a challenge much-less feeding them and myself in a health friendly way? yeah...).
So I am at a point of having to take things for what they are and settling for what I can accomplish.
I've had to reassess my goals. I'm not going to be super sexy in time for my 1 year wedding anniversary. This makes me really sad. But it's where I am at. I would like to be by next summer but that might not be the case... So here is where I am goal wise:
(1.) Get in some kind of activity multiple times a week. Be it a 6-minute workout I found on Pinterest from SparkPeople (something like the No-Excuse Workout or something) or just walking to run errands.
(2.) Cut out as much pop as possible. I'm not cutting it out COMPLETELY. Special occasions: celebrations at home, going out to eat, etc. It's a special treat. Sometimes even a just because treat. So I'm going to try and limit my intake to once or twice a week.
(3.) Even though I have a physical deformity to deal with right now (fatty mass on my neck), it's time I start re-convincing myself of what I see in the mirror.
My arms aren't super fatty or flabby;
my legs as a general rule are good (not long and lean but they are okay, not super huge or flabby);
I don't have a ton of back-fat;
I don't have a huge butt.
My main issue is the weight in my mid-section. Other than that, I could be A LOT worse off. I need to remind myself of this. I can't beat myself up constantly over this. A lot of the fat there is stress-hormone related and some diet.
(4.) Don't set up weekly or even monthly goals. As a woman, my weight will go back and forth a little just because of the chemical make-up and workings of my body. I can't set a goal and then get depressed at going back up 2-5 or even 10 lbs due to bloat, etc. Do I want to lose down to 160 by next summer or December 10, 2014? Yes. Oh God, YES. But I get discouraged EASILY. This should remove that.
Will I still weigh-in weekly or bi-weekly? Hopefully (soon as I get some batteries for my scale). But setting short-term goals? That doesn't even work for me.
So here we go... what... round 4?
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Jasinski, M; Sudre, D; Schansker, G; Schellenberg, M; Constant, S; Martinoia, E; Bovet, L (2008). AtOSA1, a member of the Abc1-like family, as a new factor in cadmium and oxidative stress response. Plant Physiology, 147(2):719-731.
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The analysis of gene expression in Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) using cDNA microarrays and reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction showed that AtOSA1 (A. thaliana oxidative stress-related Abc1-like protein) transcript levels are influenced by Cd2+ treatment. The comparison of protein sequences revealed that AtOSA1 belongs to the family of Abc1 proteins. Up to now, Abc1-like proteins have been identified in prokaryotes and in the mitochondria of eukaryotes. AtOSA1 is the first member of this family to be localized in the chloroplasts. However, despite sharing homology to the mitochondrial ABC1 of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, AtOSA1 was not able to complement yeast strains deleted in the endogenous ABC1 gene, thereby suggesting different function between AtOSA1 and the yeast ABC1. The atosa1-1 and atosa1-2 T-DNA insertion mutants were more affected than wild-type plants by Cd2+ and revealed an increased sensitivity toward oxidative stress (hydrogen peroxide) and high light. The mutants exhibited higher superoxide dismutase activities and differences in the expression of genes involved in the antioxidant pathway. In addition to the conserved Abc1 region in the AtOSA1 protein sequence, putative kinase domains were found. Protein kinase assays in gelo using myelin basic protein as a kinase substrate revealed that chloroplast envelope membrane fractions from the AtOSA1 mutant lacked a 70-kD phosphorylated protein compared to the wild type. Our data suggest that the chloroplast AtOSA1 protein is a new factor playing a role in the balance of oxidative stress.
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text: Most recently, I was a researcher at the Center for Complex Network Research, Dept. of Physics, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana, from which this work sprang. One of the most well known clichķÆs is that everything is connected. Unfortunately, this does not answer an interesting question. It is not if we are connected, but how. In this work I show three visualizations built from medical records, international trade data and mobile phone communications. All of them are spin offs of figures produced for scientific publications in which we show the relevance of the structures defined by the specific set of connections. Can you figure which one is which? WEBSITE: http://www.nd.edu/~chidalgoClick on the "print" icon in right-column of websitefor a pop-up window of this pagethat is also printable.Click here to return to Exhibition Index Page


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There is a lot of controversy over infographic resumes – those containing charts and other graphics. Here are the "pro's and con's," so that you can decide whether this kind of resume is right for you.
On the plus side:
- The graphics do catch the eye and make the resume look different from others.
- Infographics can make key information – e.g., sales figures – easier to comprehend at a glance.
- The resume demonstrates graphic presentation skills, which may be relevant in the job seeker's career.
The main "minuses" are:
- If the resume finds its way into an Applicant Tracking System (ATS), the system will be unable to process the graphics properly and information will be garbled or left out.
- One way to get around this is to give out two copies of your resume, one highly formatted (e.g., with infographics) and the other a simple, ATS-optimized resume. However, there's no guarantee the employer will use each version as intended, and he may be annoyed at being given special instructions.
- Employers may assume that the job seeker hired a resume writer. While some employers admire job seekers who wisely enlist outside resources, others believe a resume should be a sample of the candidate's own writing.
If the infographics seem overdone or unnecessary, the employer may conclude that the job seeker lacks confidence in her accomplishments and is resorting to "style over substance."
Which way to go? It depends on many factors: How the resume will be used, how the infographics are handled, the occupation and industry, whether and how the employer uses an ATS, and the personal preferences of a unique human being: the employer who reads the resume. Unfortunately, you can't perfectly predict that individual's preferences.
For many job seekers, the safest strategy may be to use infographics in the LinkedIn profile, portfolio or website, or in a resume "addendum" attached separately, while giving the resume itself a simpler format.


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Culture is getting sickerFebruary 05,2013
Culture is getting sicker
The same Times Argus (Jan. 24) in which the editorial mused on the idea of making judges aware of the cost effects of their decisions, featured a lengthy article about the fatal crash in Rutland caused by a young fellow huffing Dust-Off while driving.
A girl was killed, a young man, not particularly intending to kill anyone, may have to spend the rest of his life in prison. Lets say that would be 50 years. According to the editorial, the price of justice in a 20-year sentence would be $900,000. Do the math for 50 years. This amount would be borne by the taxpayers.
Apparently, the young man in Rutland was unemployed and idle. He may well have been been growing up on the edge of, or in, the same sick culture as exists in other towns and cities around the nation where young people are rudderless, or just bored, or angry, or even desperate.
That culture is ignored, neglected, or attacked by authorities who, it seems to me, have neither wisdom nor compassion.
We, the taxpayers, allow that culture to get sicker and sicker. So lets say its fair that we pay the price for the scapegoats to rot in prison.
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Paris Haute Couture Shows, A Bright Spot For Fashion
The Snap:
The haute couture shows in Paris so far have been a bright spot for the currently gloomy fashion industry – attendance is better than anticipated, according to some fashion houses, and the looks that have been shown so far are as opulent and over-the-top as ever.
Chanel showed an ethereal collection filled with exquisitely made winter-white dresses featuring delicate cutouts of flowers. Giorgio Armani Prive tapped into a luxurious Asian modernity, showing long, fluttering kimono-style tops with shiny black pants. John Galliano, inspired by 17th-Century Flemish painters, trotted out a Christian Dior collection filled with elaborate ballgowns with skirts that were made of voluminous, curlicued swirls of fabric.
And Elie Saab, who is showing his couture collection Wednesday, says he isn't toning down his looks in any way because of the recession. "Haute couture does not have boundaries — it is about making the client dream and it's about art and creation," says Mr. Saab, adding that he is drawing inspiration from "contemporary Haiku … a balance of contrasts—very soft, feminine colors with a sharp, strong silhouette."
The designer notes that while he was expecting attendance to drop for the couture shows, that hasn't been the case for his label.
The couture shows, however, are taking place at a time when even the wealthiest of shoppers appear to be cutting back. A survey of 1,166 affluent Americans, with an annual average income of $199,200) conducted two weeks ago showed that they spent an average of 6.4% less on luxury items in the fourth quarter of 2008, compared with the third quarter of 2008, according to a study released this morning by market-research firm Unity Marketing. Consumers surveyed reported cutting back the most on luxury fashion accessories, kitchenware, electronics and expensive home furnishings, Unity said.
Readers, what do you think of the over-the-top looks being shown on the Paris runways?


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Note from Kay:
Thank you my dear fans for your patience while my publishers and I were busy working out a publication schedule for the next installment in the Bishop / Special Crimes Unit series. The wait is almost over! And I'm pretty sure all the waiting will be worth it ...
Happy Reading!
A Deadly Web
April 2015
Mass Market Paperback / Ebook
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The second book in The Bishop Files, a new series from the New York Times bestselling author Kay Hooper.
September 2014
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Paperback Coming July 2015
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How do you make peace with the dead if the dead aren't ready to forgive? The answer lies in the twisting shadows of a small town, and its secrets yet unearthed...
Fear the Dark
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The Bishop / SCU team investigates a troubling string of disappearances. But how do you find someone who has vanished without a trace?


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The Turret Arcade 1.0
This is a tiny mod where you can play the turret minigame from the Ebon - Hawk. I'm not very good at modding and this was a personal mod, but I hope you enjoy. Feedback appreciated.
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The Turret Arcade [K1] 1.0
The Turret Arcade is a smfolderall and simple mod which allows you to play the Turret Minigame whenever you want.
How To Use
Talk to T3, a new entry reply is available, and go through the tiny conversation until you say theres a console
in the security room. Go there and enjoy.
Copy The file from module folder, into the modules directory in your KotOR 1 folder.
Copy the files fro Override, into the override directory in your KotOR 1 folder.
Remove all the files you added.
Special thanks to all the tool makers who without wouldn't of made this possible.
Special thanks to
Dak Drexl- Helping me with the last problem
Darth Ackbar and Fallen Guardian for there help with scripting. Qui-Gon-Glenn helped indirectly, by making the script
noname35- For his help and support
Don't worry, something better then this pile of crap soon :P
The last folder contains the module files and my source scripts for other modders
Enjoy (somehow)
Nice! Glad to see you got it working! Keep up the good work man!
Can't tell you how amazing it feels to actually be in a modder's credits. Your welcome. Quick question(I'm new at this) Do I need any files from the files of turret module?
Good job DJW! And thanks for giving me credit in the ReadMe.
Going to try it out tonight, does this give any rewards?
MrObiWan- Not yet, but me putting 1.0 was me trying to show it wasn't the final version. I've actually accidently missed something I was going to add to the mod. A 1.1 is being thought about...
Thanks for the mention, congrats on the mod!
Can you report any bugs, problems or anything to do with the 1.1 here at the wip:
I was wondering if you needed any of those files in your override
Nope, Source Scripts and Files of Turret Module is purely a resource. Not sure who'd use it but you never know. Though a few of the scripts, like the one to initiate conversation might help...
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This post aims to collate all relevant information about Apple iPhone 5 in the Philippines. Trust that TP will update this entry every time news about the availability of the Cupertino company's latest smartphone in our country surface.
If there's anything that the official announcement of the iPhone 5 in San Francisco earlier this morning altogether confirmed, it's that most of the recent leaks about Apple's new smartphone were - well - totally accurate. So I guess we can say that our ever trusty Apple-product-prototype-hunters are truly getting better at what they do (or that Apple is simply becoming worse at keeping their unannounced products under wraps).
This is the actual design of Apple iPhone 5 Black version. And if you're wondering why it looks oddly familiar, it's only because we've seen it before. True to leaked photos from as far back as July, the front is all glass and the back case is made of black anodized aluminum.
The White version, on the other hand, features a bare anodized aluminum enclosure. Oh, and if you noticed, the FaceTime camera has been repositioned right above the earpiece, right smack in the middle of that upper portion.
Our "industry insiders" also got the iPhone 5 technical specifications right -- almost down to the littlest details. Like what they've earlier disclosed, the new iPhone indeed flaunts a 4-inch display with 1136 x 640 pixel resolution - which is taller but not wider than iPhone 4S' screen, giving you a wider area for enjoying content - especially those panorama photos, on top of regular 8 MegaPixel shots, that users can take using the phone's camera with sapphire glass lid - while still allowing you to type on the screen with just one hand. Also, iPhone 5 does have a new smaller 9-pin dock connector, which Apple calls Lightning, and it comes with a reversible connector so it fits either way.
As earlier predicted, iPhone 5 supports LTE wireless technology, which is - as earlier explained on TP - the latest and fastest mobile connection in the world today. Both Smart Communications and Globe Telecom have recently made their LTE plans publicly available -- so I guess our biggest networks are now more or less ready to carry the new iPhone and to bundle it with their postpaid plans. The only question now is, which of the two will announce iPhone 5 first?
Powered by the new Apple A6 chip that's said to be twice as powerful as iPhone 4S' Apple A5 processor, the 6th generation iPhone - which is thinner and lighter than its predecessor, mind you - should be more than capable of running the most specs-intensive games for iOS and applications like Apple's very-own Maps app with 3D view.
Last June, Apple unveiled the latest version of its mobile operating system and detailed some of its key features. iOS6 will finally become publicly available first via the iPhone 5 and iPod Touch 6th Generation and will eventually be released as a free download for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPad2, The New iPad, and iPod Touch 5th Generation.
iOS6 brings a slew of enhancements like VIP Mailbox, iCloud Shared Photo Streams, Passbook and Guided Access, but the one "new" feature I know for sure I'll be using often is Facebook Integration, which lets users quickly and easily share content on their FB accounts. Actually, this has long been overdue but like what they say, better late than never.
I've never been a big fan of FaceTime; For me, it's really just for long distance lovers at night. But yeah, I still think it's cool that - with iOS6 - users can finally run the application over cellular network.
So when will it be available in the Philippines and how much will it cost? No word yet from local carriers nor authorized Apple retailers on iPhone 5's availability and pricing details in our country. But expect the smartphone to hit store shelves sometime during the Yuletide season with SRP of around Php 33,000 to Php 37,000 for iPhone 5 16GB w/o contract, Php 38,000 to Php 42,000 for iPhone 5 32GB w/o contract, and Php 43,000 to Php 49,000 for iPhone 5 64GB w/o contract. Well, that's just our TP Guesstimate.
Update as of December 14, 2012: Apple iPhone 5 is now officially available in the Philippines via prepaid kits and postpaid plans of Globe Telecom and Smart Communications. Without contract, iPhone5 16GB goes for as low as Php 33,600 from Smart. The most affordable iPhone Postpaid Plan, on the other hand, is currently being offered by Globe Telecom: It's Plan 999 + Php 800 monthly cash-out, which gives you an iPhone5 16GB with unlimited mobile internet and one Globe mobile service freebie.
TP Thoughts:
I think iPhone 5 should provide a fitting upgrade for the millions of iPhone 4 users who didn't really go with iPhone 4S last year. Also, the device should be enticing to those who will be getting a smartphone for the first time or those who are dreaming of finally becoming a part (again) of the Apple community.
I understand that the design and specifications of the new iPhone can be a bit underwhelming -- especially if you've seen all those leaks prior to the launch or if you're more than familiar with the amazing innovations that other smartphone manufacturers are currently offering in their flagship handsets. But I think, all things considered (e.g. the construction, iOS, all those powerful games and applications in the App Store, the smoothness of the UI, the prestige of owning an iPhone, among many other things that Apple has come to be known for) iPhone 5 is still an amazing release that will surely do well in the market.
TP Friends, will you be purchasing iPhone 5 this Christmas? What do you think about Apple's flagship smartphone? Do you like it or not really? Share your thoughts via our comments section.
|Apple iPhone 5
|Slate Form Factor (Full Touchscreen)
|Price Category
|High-End (Flagship Release)
|123.8 x 58.6 x 7.6 mm
|112 grams
|Available Colors
|Black with Black anodized aluminum back case, White with bare aluminum back case
|Operating System
|iOS 6
|Retina display, 4-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch display, 1136-by-640-pixel resolution at 326 ppi, 800:1 contrast ratio (typical), 500 cd/m2 max brightness (typical), Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating on front, Support for display of multiple languages and characters simultaneously
|Apple A6 Processor
|8 MegaPixels, 2364x2448 resolution with autofocus and LED flash, FaceTime HD camera with 1.2MP photos
|Video Capture
|1080p Full HD, 30 frames per second, Front: aHD video (720p) up to 30 frames per second, Facetime over Wifi or Cellular
|Audio and Video Playback
|Video: AirPlay Mirroring to Apple TV support at 720p
AirPlay video streaming to Apple TV (3rd generation) at up to 1080p and Apple TV (2nd generation) at up to 720p
Video formats supported: H.264 video up to 1080p, 30 frames per second, High Profile level 4.1 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; MPEG-4 video up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps per channel, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file format
Audio formats supported: AAC (8 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from iTunes Store), HE-AAC, MP3 (8 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3, 4, Audible Enhanced Audio, AAX, and AAX+), Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV
User-configurable maximum volume limit
|3.5 mm audio jack, new 9-pin Lightning dock connector
|802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi (802.11n 2.4GHz and 5GHz)
Bluetooth 4.0 wireless technology, LTE
|GSM model A1428*: UMTS/HSPA+/DC-HSDPA (850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz); GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz); LTE (Bands 4 and 17)
CDMA model A1429*: CDMA EV-DO Rev. A and Rev. B (800, 1900, 2100 MHz); UMTS/HSPA+/DC-HSDPA (850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz); GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz); LTE (Bands 1, 3, 5, 13, 25)
GSM model A1429*: UMTS/HSPA+/DC-HSDPA (850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz); GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz); LTE (Bands 1, 3, 5)
|16GB, 32GB and 64GB storage options, non-expandable
|Accelerometer, Digital Compass, Proximity, 3-axis Gyroscope
|Built-in Rechargeable Li-Ion
|Talk time: Up to 8 hours on 3G
Standby time: Up to 225 hours
Internet use: Up to 8 hours on 3G, up to 8 hours on LTE, up to 10 hours on Wi-Fi
Video playback: Up to 10 hours
Audio playback: Up to 40 hours
|Notable Features
|Nano-SIM card support, ships with Apple EarPods with Remote, Mic, Storage and travel case, Lightning to USB cable
|September 13, 2012 (1:30 AM Manila Time)
| TP Guesstimate:
iPhone 5 16GB w/o contract - Php 33,000 to Php 37,000
iPhone 5 32GB w/o contract - Php 38,000 to Php 42,000
iPhone 5 64GB w/o contract - Php 43,000 to Php 49,000


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Postgame Notes
Game set for April 19 at 3 p.m.
The Huskies played a dominant second-half of football in Evanston to defeat the Wildcats, 23-15.
It seemed like just another team meeting in the McCareins Room at the Yordon Center Saturday, August 16. Take a look at behind the scenes footage of the Huskies unveiling of their new uniforms on August 16, pranking the team before revealing them.
Week 9 football press conference with Head coach Rod Carey and players Perez Ford, Matt Krempel and Dechane Durante.
Highlights from the Huskies historic 55-24 win over the Boilermakers at Ross-Ade Stadium.
NIU rallied for a 30-27 victory over Iowa Saturday.
2013 Redshirted. Named the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week for the Central Michigan (10-19), Ball State (11-13), and Toledo (11-20) games.
BREEDLOVE'S CAREER GAME HIGHSTackles: 2, vs. Presbyterian, 8-28-14 Sacks: 1, vs. Presbyterian, 8-28-14TFL's: 1, vs. Presbyterians, 8-28-14


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How I Got That Shot: Jamie Kripke's Ski Racer GIF
Photographer Jamie Kripke missed the deadline to apply for a media pass to the International Ski Federation Alpine World Championships at Beaver Creek, CO. He attended the event anyway. His work on a couple of previous assignments (ex. Olympic gold medalist David Wise) for ESPN involved capturing motion sequences of athletes, so he had an idea of how he could make lemonade from lemons. PDN asked him to explain his process for creating this GIF, a creative visualization of the speed in the women's Giant Slalom event. Here's what Kripke told us: (more…)


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I'm leaving within the hour for a weekend trip to Kentucky to see a client and my sister while I'm there. I believe that I should be good-to-go CCing while traveling to the aforementioned destination but wanted to throw this up here to make sure. I will most likely contact the OH State Police as well. Anything that I should be aware of? Please advise!
Also-my sister expressed an interest in going to the range while I'm down there. I have a pistol in my possession that belongs to my Dad. MI law allows me to have this as I have a CPL. Is this the case in OH and KY?


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Feb. 1, 2013
Complete Release as a PDF File
Date: Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013
Time: 7 p.m. PST
Location: Friel Court (11,671), Pullman, Wash.
Radio: IMG College/Wildcat Radio Network (Brian Jeffries/Matt Muehlebach)
TV: Pac-12 Networks (Kevin Calabro/Brevin Knight)
GAME DATA: No. 8 Arizona (18-2, 6-2 Pac-12) closes the first half of Pac-12 play at Washington State (11-10, 2-6 Pac-12) Saturday in Pullman ... The Wildcats go for its first road sweep in Pac-12 action this year and seek a sweep of the Washington schools for the first time since the 2005-06 season and have won on Thursday in the state just twice in the last six years ... The last two series meetings in the Palouse have been decided by a total of six points - both UA wins ... Since the start of the 2009-10 season, Arizona is a Pac-12-best 17-14 (.548) in conference road games.
THE RANKINGS: UA is ranked eighth in both the Associated Press poll and the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' poll. The Wildcats have been ranked in the top 10 in both polls for 11 consecutive weeks, the most by a Pac-12 team in five years.
ARIZONA HEAD COACH Joe Pasternack ... Miller is 4-2 vs. Washington State as a head coach.
LAST TIME OUT: A Nick Johnson jumper with 2:01 to go gave Arizona the lead for good in a hard-fought road win, 57-53, Thursday at Washington. UA managed to win despite shooting 35.1 percent from the field by outrebounding UW 36-35, forcing 17 turnovers and limiting the Huskies to 30.8 percent shooting in the second half. Johnson scored 13 of his game-high 15 points in the second half, including eight in a 15-6 run that gave UA its biggest lead of the game with six minutes remaining. Four Cats finished in double figures as UA won in Seattle for the first time since 2007.
SCOUTING WASHINGTON STATE: The Cougars enter tonight's game with an 11-10 record (2-6 Pac-12) following Thursday's 63-59 loss to Arizona State. On the season, Washington State averages 63.4 points per game, shoots 42.4 percent from the floor (470-of-1,108), 33.0 percent (136-of-412) from three-point range and 66.8 percent (255-of-382) from the line. Opponents average 59.6 points, are outrebounded by 3.3 per game and shoot 40.6 percent from the floor (444-of-1,094). Individually, two WSU players average in double figures, led by Brock Motum's 18.5 ppg figure. Motum also leads the Cougars in rebounding at 6.8 rebounds per game.
THE SERIES: Tonight's game is the 72nd meeting of the two schools with Arizona holding a 55-16 series advantage. Arizona has won 48 of the last 54 meetings in the series, which dates back to Dec. 22, 1959, including the last, an 76-72 win on Feb. 16, 2012, in Pullman. All-time, Arizona is 27-8 in series games played in Tucson, 23-8 in Pullman, Wash., and 5-0 in neutral-site games. For more series information, please see page 50 in the UA media guide.
LAST MEETING: Arizona 76, Washington State 72, Feb. 16, 2012: It was the Wildcat offense that got a chance to rise to the occasion, as the squad shot 60 percent from the floor in the second half and hit its free throws down the stretch in a four-point road win. Kyle Fogg collected his first career double-double (16 pts./10 reb.), leading a slew of six Cats with eight or more points. In a game that featured 11 ties and 11 lead changes, it was free throws that settled it, as UA was 7-of-7 in the last five minutes, while WSU hit just 3-of-7.
A MILESTONE: Saturday's game marks the 125th for Miller as the Arizona head coach, entering the contest with a record of 87-37 (.702) in three-plus years in Tucson. Here is a quick look at how Miller's 125-game start compares to the other UA head coaches to mentor as many games on the Wildcat sideline: Fred Enke, 93-32 (.744); Fred Snowden, 91-34 (.728); Lute Olson, 77-48 (.616); and Bruce Larson, 69-56 (.552).
LOOKING AT 21: With its win Thursday, Arizona stands at 18-2 on the season, marking the 10th time in program history that UA has started 18-2 or better through its first 20 games of the season. Since 1928-29 - the first time the Wildcats played more than 20 regular-season games - Arizona has posted a 19-1 record twice (1946-47, 1987-88) and an 18-2 record eight times (1928-29, 1931-32, 1942-43, 1949-50, 1988-89, 1992-93, 2002-03, 2012-13). Of the eight previous times that UA played a 21st game in those seasons (1931-32 played only 20 games), the Cats won its 21st game six times (1943, `47, `50, `88, `93 and 2003).
ROUND NUMBERS: The quartet of Nick Johnson, Solomon Hill, Kaleb Tarczewski and Mark Lyons combined for 45 of Arizona's 57 points Thursday, and each finished in double figures in the process. For two of those Cats, they reached round numbers in terms of career double-figure scoring games, as it was Lyons' 80th game with 10 or more points and the 30th for Johnson.
COMING BACK: The Wildcats trailed 28-23 at halftime Thursday, which was the sixth time that Arizona has trailed at the half. The team has been good at erasing those deficits, as the Cats are 4-2 when trailing at the break. To date, the largest halftime deficit UA has erased in a win this season was eight (35-27) on Dec. 4 vs. Southern Miss.
CLAMPING DOWN: Arizona limited Washington to a .368 (21-of-57) field goal percentage in Thursday's win, including a .308 (8-of-26) effort in the second half. Over the last two games, the Wildcat have held the opposition to a combined .322 field goal percentage (39-of-121). Through 20 games, UA opponents are shooting a cumulative .398 (442-of-1,111) percent from the field and 12 of those 20 foes have failed to shoot at least 40 percent from the floor against the Cats.
WE'VE SEEN THIS BEFORE: Arizona claimed another win by five points or less Thursday, improving the team's record to 4-1 in 2012-13 in those close contests. In the Sean Miller era, the Wildcats are 13-8 (.619) in Pac-12 games decided by five points or less.
BOARD WORK: After trailing on the boards 18-13 in the first half, UA bounced back and outrebounded UW 23-17 in the second period and win the battle of the boards, 36-35. On the season, the Cats have outrebounded 16 of 20 opponents, including seven of eight Pac-12 foes. In the Sean Miller era, Arizona is 65-14 when outrebounding the opposition.
GETTING BETTER: Arizona held Washington to just one three-point field goal in 12 attempts, good for a season-low .083 three-point percentage. Over the last five games, the Wildcats' three-point field goal defense has shown great improvement, as UA has held those foes to a combined .253 percentage (19-of-75) from behind the arc. On the year, UA opponents are connecting on .350 (124-of-354) percent of its long-range attempts.
MAKE IT WORK: In a game that awkwardly featured 34 combined turnovers, Arizona somehow managed to make that statistic work for them, as the Cats held a 20-10 advantage in turnover points Thursday in Seattle. On average, Arizona scores +5.4 more points off turnovers than the opposition so far. Here are two facts about the multitude of miscues on Thursday. First, it took 37:58 for both teams to have more field goals made than turnovers committed. Second, only five of Arizona's 17 turnovers came in the second half and the Cats didn't have one miscue in the final 9:30.
MORE ROUND NUMBERS: Wildcat senior Solomon Hill enters Saturday's game just four rebounds shy of 700 for his career. Currently, the 6-foot-7 forward from Los Angeles, Calif., ranks third on the squad with a 5.5 rebounds per game average and carries a 5.6 rebounds per game average over his 124-game career. He has 14 games with five or more boards this season.
SOLID ON "D": For a guy who scored 13 of his 15 points in the second half, Nick Johnson's greatest impact in Thursday's win over Washington may have been on defense. The 6-foot-3 sophomore guard from Gilbert, Ariz., held C.J. Wilcox, the Pac-12's leading scorer in conference play, to just 11 points - nine points below his scoring average entering the game - on 4-of-16 shooting. Additionally, Johnson collected four steals and a season-high three blocked shots to go with a season-best six rebounds. On the year, Johnson averages 13.4 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.7 assists and leads the Pac-12 Conference with 46 steals.
STEPPING UP: Freshman center Kaleb Tarczewski notched his second straight game in double figures with 10 points Thursday, bolstered by 6-of-7 shooting from the line, in a season-high 29 minutes of action. The 7-foot center also grabbed eight rebounds, marking the eighth time this year that he's collected seven or more rebounds in a game. Incidentally, Tarczewski is averaging 7.7 rebounds per game in six true road games to date.
AT THE LINE: Arizona converted 14-of-19 (.737) free throws Thursday at Washington, outscoring the Huskies, 14-10 from the stripe. UA, the Pac-12's best free throw shooting team at .753 (330-of-438), outscores its opponents by an average of 5.4 points per game from the free throw line. To date, Arizona has made more free throws (330) than the opposition has attempted (327).
ALWAYS ON THE RUN: Arizona has displayed a knack for timely runs so far this season. Saturday vs. USC, the Wildcats used an 18-4 run to open the game and put things out of reach quickly. Here is a look at UA's notable runs to date:
26-3 run over 8:41 (2nd) at Texas Tech, Dec. 1
27-8 run over 6:53 (2nd+ot) vs. Colorado, Jan. 3
21-4 run over 9:07 (2nd) vs. Long Beach State, Nov. 19
23-6 run over 7:55 (1st) vs. Long Beach State, Nov. 19
22-7 run over 8:56 (2nd) at Clemson, Dec. 8
18-4 run over 6:28 (1st) vs. USC, Jan. 26
13-0 run over 4:26 (2nd) vs. UTEP, Nov. 15
14-2 run over 4:10 (2nd) vs. Northern Arizona, Nov. 28
22-10 run over 9:27 (1st) vs. Charleston Southern, Nov. 11
11-0 run over 3:38 (2nd) at Arizona State, Jan. 19
11-0 run over 3:13 (2nd) vs. Oral Roberts, Dec. 18
RECRUITING CLASS: The Arizona coaching staff signed two student-athletes to National-Letters-of-Intent as part of the November early signing period. Rondae Jefferson (F, 6-7, 215) from Chester, Pa., who preps at Chester H.S.; and Elliott Pitts (G, 6-5, 180) from Dublin, Calif., who preps at De La Salle H.S.; make up a class that is ranked No. 18 nationally by espn.com.
UP NEXT: Following tonight's contest, the Wildcats next will be in action on Wednesday, Feb. 6, when the team hosts Stanford. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. MST and can be seen on ESPNews.


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The George and Dragon Hotel is a very unique place, created by combining the original 17th Century Coaching Inn with the adjoining rectory and corn mill to make a 20-bedroomed hotel of real charm, a haven of hospitality in the sleepy market town of Kirkbymoorside ("church by the moor"). David & Alison Nicholas have dedicated themselves to restoring this delightful Coaching Inn with a sympathetic refurbishment of the bar, bistro & now stylish contemporary restaurant, all of which are most welcoming and comfortable. The perfect place to meet, relax, unwind, eat and drink, we offer modern English cuisine with some traditional old favourites.
There is a bar menu, a la carte and blackboard specials too, as well as a Sunday carvery. Ideally situated between Helmsley and Pickering in the heart of the North York Moors National Park. Rich in history, heritage and beauty, the George and Dragon has a real 'olde English' pub atmosphere which is hard to find nowadays. Serving top-quality food, local real ales and a great selection of wines. With bar, bistro, fine restaurant and 20 ensuite bedrooms, it is the perfect retreat from the 'hustle & bustle' of everyday life. All bedrooms are very individual; some are on the ground floor, others accessed by stairs, some have baths others have showers. Wi-Fi is available FREE
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We know, this mud season is taking a toll on our collective mental health. But we need to report that ALL Boulder County trails are marginal at best and extremely vulnerable to damage. We don't know of any natural surface trails in the Denver region that are in good, ridable condition.
This freeze/thaw cycle that our frontcountry lands have been enduring creates a perfect storm of damage that could take years to recover from.
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In the latest edition of All-Access, we return to College Park, Maryland for a behind-the-scenes look at a University of Maryland women's basketball practice. Follow along as head coach Brenda Frese first leads the Terps through an effective rebounding drill before getting into 2-on-2 closeouts. The squad finishes up the action with a competitive full-court layup drill.
Triangle rebounding starts with three defensive players in the paint and facing away from the basket. Three offensive players will line up inside the three-point arc. Each defensive player will start moving around in the paint clockwise until a shot goes up. Once it does, the players yell "Shot" and proceed to box out the nearest offensive player. If the offense gets it, they should look to score.
There are a few ways to make it competitive. If you crash the glass and score, you get a point. If you get an offensive rebound, you get a point. If the defense gets the rebound, they must outlet to a coach right away. Rotate players immediately after the rep is over.
Next up is a 2-on-2 drill focusing on closeouts. Players start on one side of the floor and then must change their defensive positioning based on where the ball is on the perimeter (the ball gets passed from coach to coach). Players must play helpside defense and then be able to closeout off the kick.
There are two major points of emphasis here. First, players should either close out short or close out long. Short means you close out against a driver. Long mean to close out against a three-point shooter. Make them put the ball on the floor and look for opportunities to take charges. Defensively, don't get beat down the middle. Instead, force your opponent to the baseline.
According to Coach Frese, the players can't stand this full-court drill but it's quite effective. The drill starts with an outlet off the backboard and players sprint the length of floor for a layup. The outlet person must follow and get that rebound and run the floor as well. Every layup counts as one. Set a make goal with your team and look to move the bar up.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West finally make it on the cover of Vogue. It seems that Kanye's persistence with the fashion editors finally paid off. According to NY Daily News, March 21, 2014, they will appear in the April issue. Their segment is called, Kim & Kanye Their Fashionable Life and Surreal Times.
The cover shows Kim in a sleeveless white gown, which is reported to be a Lanvin wedding gown. Kanye is behind her, with his arms around her waist, his chin touching her bare shoulder.
Inside the magazine are more pictures, including them holding baby North West, who is also wearing a white gown.
Kim announced on Twitter, "This is such a dream come true!!! Thank you @VogueMagazine for this cover! OMGGGGGG!!! I can't even." She posted the message twice in case anyone missed it the first time, but the links are different in each message. One takes you to Instagram where she has the Vogue cover posted. The other link takes you to Vogue where you can watch the behind-the-scenes video.
Kanye simply tweeted, "#TRILL Thank you @voguemagazine."
Annie Leibovitz photographed the couple. She has an extensive portfolio that includes John Lennon, Lady Gaga, and Queen Elizabeth II.
Ann Wintour, Editor of Vogue denies that Kim was chosen for the cover shoot because of Kanye's persistence. She said, "My opinion is that it is both charming and touching, and it was, I should add, entirely our idea to do it; you may have read that Kanye begged me to put his fiancée on Vogue's cover. He did nothing of the sort."
Kanye told Ryan Seacrest last year: "There's no way Kim Kardashian shouldn't be on the cover of Vogue. She's like the most intriguing woman right now. She's got Barbara Walters calling her like every day."
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Feb. 18, 2011
TUCSON - The Wildcats are back in Tucson this week as they host two ranked opponents, No. 43 Utah and No. 48 Rice. The Cats won their first match defeating Utah, 6-1.
In doubles play Sarah Landsman and Natasha Marks took on Anastasia Putilina and Paige Miles, after an early lead by Utah the Cats came back to win 8-4. In the No. 2 spot the freshman duo of Lacey Smyth and Kim Stubbe took an early lead to defeat Evgenia Kruchkova and Lucia Kovarcikova, 8-3. After a close start in the No. 3 position Susan Mc Rann and Jane Huh beat Sarah Pham and Lexi Provancha, 8-4.
"This was a great team effort all around, "said head coach Vicky Maes. "We played smart doubles and got after them from the very beginning. Winning that point the way we did gave us a lot of positive momentum which carried over into our singles play."
Smyth was first to finish in singles play defeating Kovarcikova, 6-0, 6-2. Next to finish was Marks in the No. 2 spot, she beat No. 59 Kryuchkova, 6-2, 6-1. In the No. 4 spot Stubbe beat Pham, 6-2, 6-4.
Next to finish was Huh in the No. 6 position. Huh lost 7-5, 6-4 to Miles for Arizona's only loss of the day.
Mc Rann defeated Provancha in a super tiebreaker 2-6, 6-4, 10-6. Last to finish was Landsman in the No, 1 position, after winning the first set quickly Landsman fought a close battle to defeat Putilina, 6-0, 7-5.
"Utah is a proven team and we never gave them a chance to get into the match," Maes said.
The Wildcats play next as they host Rice on Saturday February 19 at LaNelle Robson Tennis Center. The start of this match has been changed from its original time of 1 p.m. to 11 a.m. Arizona will also be hosting ITA/USTA Kids on Campus day on Saturday February 19. Refreshments will be provided and fans will have the opportunity to meet Arizona Wildcat women's tennis player and coaches.
Complete Results
No. 59 Arizona 6 No. 43 Utah 1
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1. Landsman/Marks def. Putilina/Miles 8-4
2. Smyth/Stubbe def. Kryuchkova/Kovarcikova 8-3
3. Mc Rann/Huh def. Pham/Provancha 8-4
1. Sarah Landsman def. No. 114 Anastasia Putilina 6-0, 7-5
2. Natasha Marks def. No. 59 Evgenia Kryuchkova 6-2, 6-1
3. Lacey Smyth def. Lucia Kovarcikova 6-0, 6-2
4. Kim Stubbe def. Sarah Pham 6-2, 6-4
5. Susan Mc Rann def. Lexi Provancha 2-6, 6-4 (10-6)
6. Paige Miles def. Jane Huh 7-5, 6-4


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Game Preview: New Mexico
Amber Battle returns home to Albuquerque as the Lady Raiders (1-0) take on the Lobos (1-0) Thursday night.
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LUBBOCK, Texas -- Texas Tech women's basketball is heading out on the road once again for the second consecutive road game to start the 2012-13 season as it takes on New Mexico at 8 p.m. CT in Albuquerque, N.M.
Thursday's game will be Tech's final true road trip to an opponents' court until Big 12 Conference play begins on Jan. 2 at Oklahoma State. The Lady Raiders will play two games in December in Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic.
The Last Meeting
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Tech (1-0) won its first game at Arizona State on Sunday, 61-49, thanks in part to Casey Morris' 15 points to lead four players in double figures.
Thursday's game marks the first time Tech will start the season with consecutive road games since 2001-02. The Lady Raiders played four regular season games away from United Spirit Arena to start that year - at Duke, at Oregon State, at Oregon and at New Mexico.
The bout with New Mexico (1-0) has become an annual game for the past five seasons with Tech taking three of the last four while holding a 13-2 advantage overall in the series.
The Lady Raiders are 4-2 at University Arena - known mostly by its name, "The Pit."
Tech won its last matchup there in 2010 when it opened the season with an 80-53 win and ended the year with a bid to the NCAA Tournament - something it would like to repeat this season.
It will be somewhat of a homecoming for sophomore guard Amber Battle, who starred at Cibola High School in Albuquerque from 2007-11, where she was District Player of the Year, Regional Player of the Year and New Mexico Player of the Year as a senior.


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Arizona State Match Info - Friday, March 7, 2014
When: 1:30 p.m.
Where: Nordstrom Tennis Center
SEATTLE - The University of Washington women's tennis team starts it's Pac-12 slate this weekend hosting Arizona State and Arizona. The Sun Devils are up first on Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Nordstrom Tennis Center followed by the Wildcats on Sunday at 11 a.m.
The Dawgs (10-2) are currently ranked No. 28 in the latest ITA Rankings (March 4) and are coming off of back-to-back 4-3 victories over No. 61 TCU and Sacramento State last weekend. Elianne Douglas-Miron won both of her matches last weekend playing at the number one spot, including a win over No. 53 Stephanie Tan of TCU.
The Dawgs also saw solid play from Grace Ysidora who clinched Sunday's match against Sacramento State with a 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 win in the number two spot and helpled UW claim the doubles point with an 8-7 (9-7) win with Natali Coronel.
ABOUT THE SUN DEVILS: Arizona State is currently ranked No. 40 in the latest rankings and are 10-2 on the season. Sophomore Stephanie Vlad comes in at No. 48 in singles play. Additionally, Vlad and her doubles partner Desirae Krawczyk are ranked No. 122. The Sun Devils will enter Friday's match on a four match win streak and will be on the road for the first time since Feb. 16.
ABOUT THE WILDCATS: Arizona heads into Sunday's match ranked No. 56 and are 9-1 on the season. The Wildcats are led by seniors Lacey Smyth and Kim Stubbe who are ranked No. 112 and No. 85 respectively. Smyth is 6-2 at the No. 1 spot while Stubbe is 8-1 on court two.
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YouTube - Journey - Anyway You Want It
YouTube - Where Angels Fell
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YouTube - The Who - Boris the Spider
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Any mom understands that having enough energy to tackle daily life is imperative. Many moms suffer from an energy crisis. Celebrity mom Brooke Burke Charvet has teamed with Quaker to share her thoughts and ideas on keeping moms energized throughout their busy days. She is the VIP host of the Quaker Good Energy Lodge at Sundance.
At this year's Sundance Film Festival, Quaker hosted guests at The Lodge. The Quaker Good Energy Lodge was the place to see and be seen by all the guests of the festival. In addition to the people watching, Quaker offered high energy snacks to keep guests energized throughout the day.
As part of the launch of the Quaker Good Energy Lodge, Brook Burke Charvet hosted a Google Hangout for select media participants. During the chat, she offered some of her person tips and ideas for maintaining her energy as a busy mom.
Brooke Burke Charvet offered these suggestions for being an energized mom.
- Start your day with a good food choices, which provide good fuel.
- Try five small meals throughout the day to maintain energy levels
- Keep a snack chest in your car. Any busy mom knows how many hours are spent carpooling. The snack chest can be a quick, easy source for good food choices on the go.
- Even on busy days, try to exercise. The activity can make you feel better.
During this year's Sundance Film Festival, Quaker previewed its short film, Quaker's Sundance Short Film on the Energy Crisis. This film shares three moms thoughts and experiences on their busy and sometimes overwhelming lifestyles. From making difficult choices to finding a moment to breathe, these moms are willing to put their children first. Most importantly, the children appreciate the choices that the moms are making.
Do you have a story about how your family keeps up its energy? Join the Energy Crisis conversation with the hashtag #QuakerUp.
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