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"Like Meat Loves Salt." In Richard Chase, Grandfather Tales. Boston: Houghton, 1948, pp. 124-29. With two drawings by Berkeley Williams, Jr. This tale contains the father-daughter conflict found in other tales in which a proud rich man rejects his youngest daughter, until he realizes she is more honest than her two sisters when she declares that she loves him "like meat loves salt." Chase's source notes express surprise that the version he heard from a seventh-grade girl in Wise, Virginia was so similar to the plot of King Lear, with a Duke of England rescuing the exiled daughter from a tower on the prairie and defeating her enemies in battle. Like other fairy tales, however, this one ends happily when father and daughter are reconciled, without the tragic denouement of the Shakespeare play.
"Like Meat Loves Salt." A comic, musical adaptation of the tale by Theater at Lime Kiln, near Lexington, VA. See page on Lime Kiln web site with 2003 special events.
"Rush Cape." In Richard Chase, American Folk Tales and Songs, and Other Examples of English-American Tradition as Preserved in the Appalachian Mountains and Elsewhere in the United States. Illus. Joshua Tolford. New York: New American Library of World Literature, 1956. Rpt. New York: Dover, 1971, pp. 31-35. "Based on information from Mrs. Milton F. Hears of Abingdon, Virginia, and on Kentucky and Tennessee versions received through Lois Fenn of Kansas." When turned out by her father because she says she loves him "like bread loves salt" and will some day love a young man better, the youngest daughter of the King of England makes herself a cape of rushes, hiding her beauty and position until she is ready to reveal herself to a prince. She works in his kitchen and decides to go to his dances as her beautiful self. Later the king's men can't find her but she chooses when to return the ring the prince gave her. After they are married, her father appears as a beggar and recognizes her when she serves him a dinner with no salt in it. Chase notes the existence of parallel tales elsewhere in North America.
Ellis, Elizabeth. Like Meat Loves Salt. Sound cassette. Dallas, TX: New Moon Rising, 1984. Contains "The Peddler's Dream," "Owl," "The Dancing Man," "The Magic Box," "Like Meat Loves Salt," "How Grandmother Spider Stitched the Earth and the Sky Together." Ellis, a native of the Kentucky mountains, is a popular storyteller at the National Storytelling Festival.
Ransom, Candice. Finding Day's Bottom. Minneapolis: Carolrhoda Books, 2006. In this novel for children about a Virginia girl mourning the death of her father in a sawmill accident in the 1950s, her grandfather tells her three folktales (based on Richard Chase's versions in Grandfather Tales): "Gallymanders! Gallymanders!" "Like Meat Loves Salt," and "Whitebear Whittington." "To Jane-Erys surprise, Grandpaps funny ways and strange stories bring her a comfort she never expected" (from publisher's book description). See more on this book in Folklore Themes in Longer Appalachian Fiction.
These tales are discussed by Nina Mikkelsen in "Strange Pilgrimages: Cinderella Was a Trickster—And Other Unorthodoxies of American and African-American Heroic Folk Figures." A Necessary Fantasy? The Heroic in Children's Popular Culture. Children's Literature and Culture Series. Eds. Dudley Jones and Tony Watkins. New York: Garland, 2000. pp. 21-50. Mikkelsen says Chase's "Rush Cape" is "richer in detail and characterization" than Joseph Jacobs' tale, arguing that in "Rush Cape" and other Appalachian tales, "seeking one's fortune . . . suggests greater pride, great initiative, and independence" than in European Cinderella and Cap o' Rushes tales. Chase's heroine is more like the men in other folktales, following the road that leads not just to a ball but to "a wider life of action." She makes her own clothes and makes her own choices, finding a prince "as clever as she is" (pp. 41-42).
See also these Appalachian tales:
Ashpet and Catskins
"The Shepherdess" from Andrew Lang's The Green Fairy Book is reprinted at Rick Walton, Children's Author: Classic Tales and Fable. When a king's second daughter is banished for saying she loves her father like salt, she hides her beauty with beggar's rags and ashes and takes work as a shepherdess. She meets a prince who pines for her until she sends him one of her rings, he vows to marry the one who fits the ring, and after the shepherdess is sent for, she reveals her true self. She sends for her father and feeds him bread without salt on her wedding day, so he will recognize that "salt was the best thing in life."
The Way Meat Loves Salt: A Cinderella Tale from the Jewish Tradition by Nina Jaffe. Illus. Louise August. Henry Holt, 1998. After the misunderstood sister is driven away for saying she loves her father (a rabbi in Poland) "the way meat loves salt," Elijah the Prophet gives her magical help that enables her to find a worthy husband, as in Ashpet and Cinderella tales.
Greene, Ellin. "Cap O' Rushes." In Best Loved Stories Told at the National Storytelling Festival. Jonesborough, Tennessee: National Storytelling Press, 1991. pp. 91-95. A transcript of Greene's tale with discussion questions is in a teacher's guide for Program 5, Baker's Dozen series, ITV, Instructional Television, State Dept. of Education, SC, no date.
Salt Is Sweeter Than Gold by Andrew Peters. Illus. Zdenka Kabatova-Taborska. Shambhala Publications, 1994. A Czech fairy tale in which the salt image has a different twist. The misunderstood daughter says she loves the king her father more than salt, which he appreciates after all the salt in the land is washed away by a storm.
Gown by William H. Hooks begins with the daughters' test of loyalty
and then develops like "Catskin." See Catskins.
See Like Meat Loves Salt and Cap O' Rushes sections, with detailed annotations on these and other tales in Cinderella Bibliography by Russell Peck.
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Three New Inductees to be Honored at 2012 President's Legacy Ball
KINGSVILLE (March 15, 2012) — Texas A&M University-Kingsville will honor three new inductees into its Legacy Society on March 24, 2012 as part of its annual President's Legacy Ball. Janell and Stephen "Tio" Kleberg, Jimmy and Carol Geryk and Whataburger Restaurants will be recognized at the annual event, which acknowledges individuals, families, corporations and foundations whose cumulative donations to the university total more than $100,000. All honorees will receive a plaque that is unveiled at the event and later hung on the University Legacy Wall of Honor.
The President's Legacy Ball will be held in the Memorial Student Union Building Ballrooms and hosted by the university's President and First Lady, Dr. Steven Tallant and wife, Karen. It serves as an opportunity to thank friends and donors of Texas A&M University-Kingsville. Proceeds from the event go towards student scholarships through the University Scholarship Endowment. To date more than $250,000 has been raised for scholarships through the event.
This black-tie optional affair begins at 6 p.m. with a cocktail hour and silent auction that will run until 9 p.m. After remarks from President Steven Tallant and the unveiling of the plaques, a gourmet dinner will be served, followed by dancing and live music by the Glynn Garcia Orchestra. This year's event is sold out. Those interested in being placed on a waiting list for potential seat openings can call (361) 593-4191.
The décor, invitations and other printed materials for this year's President's Legacy Ball were inspired by a painting entitled The Doorway, by local artist Dolores Price.
First Lady Karen Tallant chairs the President's Legacy Ball planning committee. The committee is composed of members of the Kingsville community as well as faculty and staff from the university.
The other members of the steering committee include: Evelyn Alexander, Judy Allen, Glenda Best, Maria Crowley, Ricki Cunningham, Mary Cusack, Patricia Cypher, Jane Dodds, Darlynn Fugate, Maria Estela Garcia, Ginger Gines, George Henkel, Goldia Hubert, Belinda Hughes, Marchia Hutchison, Abby Lozano, Sandra Messbarger, Joan Nuesch, Dolores Price, Becky Roberts, Graciela N. Salazar, Darlene Scott, Fran Sharpe, Jean Claire Turcotte, Peggy Westbrook, Sylvia Woelfel, Connie Womack, Charis Yaklin and Lynn Yaklin.

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We're holding a ROBLOX Film Festival for all and announcing winners at BLOXcon!
Now that the ROBLOX Film Festival submission period has ended, we'll be choosing a the winning films and announcing them at each BLOXcon event. Winners will have their films screened in front of a live audience and receive prized virtual BLOXY 2013 Awards!
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The process of collecting entries and choosing winners is as follows: a month-long submission period will be followed by a week-long voting period. Once the community has its say, we'll announce the nominees for each category in advance of BLOXcon. Finally, we'll reveal one winner per category at each BLOXcon. That means every BLOXcon will feature a unique selection of five awesome films!
Forget the Oscars, the Emmys, the Tonys and the Grammys. In the summer of 2013, the most prized award will be a BLOXY– and you could be among the few and proud ROBLOXians to be awarded one in the ROBLOX International Film Festival 2013.
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Yes, you can. Producing a high-quality ROBLOX film is a significant time investment and this should help streamline the process. A maximum of three group members will receive BLOXY Awards for any given project. Each group member must contribute to the film in a substantial way.
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You can, but beware: this has a tendency to cause problems with YouTube playback on external (i.e., non-YouTube) websites and may even hurt your chances of getting votes. It's fine if your audio triggers an advertisement, but you don't want copyrighted music to entirely prevent your video from playing outside of YouTube. Test your video to make sure it works everywhere.
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Re: Massive memory leak
Dominic LoBue <dom.lobue@...>
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 3:14 PM, Kapil Thangavelu <kapilt@...> wrote: > i'd try something like meliae from pdb to dump your reference counts, that > should give your some insight if your generating objects cycles that are the > source of the leaks. > http://jam-bazaar.blogspot.com/2009/11/memory-debugging-with-meliae.html > https://launchpad.net/meliae > > cheers, > kapil > On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 12:48 PM, Dominic LoBue <dom.lobue@...> wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> I am seeing a massive memory leak in xappy, but I'm having trouble >> pinning it down exactly. >> >> Some background: I'm using xappy to index my email and store useful >> headers for quick access. >> >> In the program I'm developing I will open a new search connection, >> perform a query, copy all the header information into a custom >> container class, and then close the search connection. I have found >> that as I keep performing these operations my program continues to use >> more and more ram, and never releases anything. >> >> Here's a really simple example that makes the problem obvious: >> import pdb >> import xappy >> from overwatch import xapidx >> from databasics import msg_factory >> sconn = xappy.SearchConnection(xapidx) >> r = sconn.search(sconn.query_all(), 0, 99999999, checkatleast= -1, >> sortby= '-sent') >> r = map(msg_factory, r) >> del r >> del sconn >> pdb.set_trace() >> >> >> >> >> msg_factory is just a factory function that returns a named tuple that >> contains all the header information contained in the ProcessedDocument >> it gets. >> >> Running that script on my machine and running `ps aux` when it starts >> pdb I see that the script is using 128568k, or ~125megs of ram. Now, >> correct me if I'm wrong, but since I've deleted all objects, shouldn't >> the only things using up memory still be the python interpreter, and >> everything I imported? >> >> I'm using the latest xappy from trunk and xapian 1.0.17. >> >> Any idea how to fix this? >> >> Dominic >> >> -- >> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups >> "xappy-discuss" group. >> To post to this group, send email to xappy-discuss@... >> To unsubscribe from this group, send email to >> xappy-discuss+unsubscribe@... >> For more options, visit this group at >> http://groups.google.com/group/xappy-discuss?hl=en. >> > Kapil, Funny you should mention meliae, because I've been using it and objgraph in order to try and debug this problem. What I found is that while `ps aux` reports python is using > 120 megs of ram, meliae only reports python using 44 megs. From my testing I was able to rule out everything except xappy/xapian. I figure either something is not being destructed in xapian by xappy, or there's a memory leak in xapian or the python swig xapian bindings. Since the answer is out of my league, I thought I'd start with xappy first and work my way down. -- Dominic LoBue -- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "xappy-discuss" group. To post to this group, send email to xappy-discuss@... To unsubscribe from this group, send email to xappy-discuss+unsubscribe <at> googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/xappy-discuss?hl=en.


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March 9, 2013
CHICAGO – The UIC women's gymnastics team contests Illinois and Ball State Sunday at 2:00 p.m. (CT) inside Huff Hall in Champaign, Illinois.
"We are looking forward to seeing our sister school and going up against a MAC school," co-head coach Peter Jansson said. "We hope to continue building on our success from the past few weeks. The team looks ready to put together all four events for a solid meet."
UIC enters the meet after finishing first with a 192.700 Saturday in a meet against Western Michigan. The Flames placed first on the vault, parallel bars and floor exercise. Senior Chantel Turk claimed a 9.825 on the vault, while Citlali Cuevas, Catherine Dion, Turk and Gabrielle May were in a four-way tie for first on the parallel bars with a 9.775. Junior Dion led the team on the floor exercise with a 9.800 in the event.
The Fighting Illini most recently fell to No. 22 Penn State 196.300 to 195.775 Saturday. Alina Weinstein took first place on the vault and floor, scoring a 9.925 and 9.900. Jaclyn Kantecki scored a 9.825 on bars, ending up in a two-way tie for second. Weinstein also ended up in a two-way tie for second on the balance beam with a score of 9.850.
Ball State dropped to Kentucky, 196.500-194.150 Sunday. The Cardinals were led by Brooklyn Shumacher, who placed second on the bars with a 9.850. Brittney Emmons and Denasiha Christian were in a two-way tie for third on floor exercise with a score of 9.800.
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Lady Gaga is a Lesbian Vampire
Well first we discovered that Lindsay Lohan is a lesbian vampire. After the Satanic movie Twilight was released, a constantly warned parents, "Beware, beware! Vampirism upon your children is nigh! Beware!"
Many parents ignored my call to take heed, and now we see what happens to those who ignore the righteous!
Already kids have attacked their classmates in schools, and even the whores of Hollywood are not immune. Today we see that even the dangerous redcoat Amy Winehouse is a vampire. Let us look at her teeth and this scary picture:
You can see that much like vampires who spread the plague during the atheist inspired dark ages, Gaga has vampiric teeth. These are the same teeth that adorn Satan's mouth.
According to this article, Lady Gaga is eating babies, meaning she is trying to convert them into demon houses by eating their insides, much as evolutionists and abortionists want to team together to do to all children.
I hope everyone knows that those who believe in abortion or practice vampire games with their friends will burn in hell. This includes Twilight orgies and abortion tokes that is spreading like fire through high schools where parents don't intercede in the children's life by banning them from 1) Twilight vampires 2) Gaga music. Thank you.
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Season Outlook: Men's and Women's Track and Field
by Allie Long - ASU Media Relations
TEMPE, Ariz. - As the Sun Devil athletes advance to the starting line of the 2013 season, the Men's and Women's Track and Field teams exhibit promising qualities that may make for a very successful season. Head Coach Greg Kraft is optimistic about both the men's and women's teams as he enters his 17th year as spearhead of the program. Kraft explains that, although the team remains a work in progress, the women appear strong in the outdoor events and ready for the NCAA National Championship with returning veteran and two-time NCAA runner-up in discuss, Anna Jelmini and returning PAC-12 champion in long jump, Constance Ezugha.
The recipe for success on the men's side this year consists a mix of the talent and leadership skills of the returning and "battle-tested" veterans such as Jordan Clarke, and the continued maturation and improvement of several promising newcomers such as Trae Armstrong and Josh Dixon. In addition to the newcomers, the returning members of both teams are now being expected to step up in new and important ways.
Distance runners Nick Happe and Darius Terry will be expected to come forward and truly perform for the program. The women's team sports Asiah Gooden and Brianna Tate as its most improved sprinters who are expected to start the season with a bang. With this in mind, the teams size up the competition with fierce determination.
"As a group of coaches and athletes, we're excited," Kraft said. "We understand where we need to go and what it takes to be successful."
To begin the 2013 season, Assistant Coach Ronnie Williams will take hold of the women's sprinting events to give firm direction to the group. Arizona State boasts a proud tradition in its relays and Kraft explains, "Coach Wiliams really brings a sort of attitude and toughness to that group… the training is taking a bit of an 'old school' approach… it's really about being tough and accepting pain. He's brought a lot of urgency to what we do every day."
Kraft indentifies returning junior, Asiah Gooden, as a key aspect of the team saying that he was pleasantly surprised with her measurable fall improvement. Gooden's involvement with last year's fourth-place run at the Pac-12 Championships as part of the 4X100m relay team and her NCAA West Regional Championships appearance were only stepping stones on the road to bigger and better things this season.
The team will also look to sophomore quarter-miler Brianna Tate to continue and improve into her second season while the additions of two exceptional junior college hurdlers will add to ASU's depth in that event in the likes of California state champion Ke'Nya Hardge and Lauren Rose.
Alycia Herring, Gooden's high school teammate is someone that will add depth in the sprints while also helping out in the jumps while multi-eventer Keia Pinnick can do it all for the Sun Devils.
The men return several members from a team that was borderline dominant at times. The team went 1-2-3-4 at the MPSF Championships indoors at 200 meters and 1-2 in the 60-meter dash before going on to sweep the 4x100 and 4x400m relays at the Pac-12 Outdoor Championships.
Ryan Milus, a second-team All-American indoors last season, returns for his junior season and will look to put himself in the record books. An untimely injury at last year's NCAA West Regional Championships kept Milus out of the NCAA Championships, but the former Hamilton prep star could be primed for big things in 2013.
One of the more pleasant additions to last year's roster was D-II transfer Chris Burrows, who advanced to the NCAA Championships last season at 200 meters as the lone competitor in an individual running event on the Sun Devil roster. Burrows was crucial to the team's success in both relays and will be knocking on the door of some of the top times in ASU history if he continues to improve.
Will Henry is a former USA junior runner-up in the quarter mile and will also play a big role on the mile relay this season while Cameron Taylor showed flashes of brilliance in the high hurdles last season as a freshman and will be someone to keep an eye on during his sophomore campaign.
The men's squad shows considerable depth with the exciting addition of the talents of Trae Armstrong and Devan Spann, among others.
A true Freshman hailing from Glendale, Ariz., Trae Armstrong is expected to generate powerful momentum for the Sun Devils this season. According to Kraft, the former 9-time state champion is "arguably one of the top sprinters to ever come out of the state of Arizona."
When added to the talents of Armstrong, Devan Spann's contributions might just be enough to send the program over the edge to success. The red shirted freshman and Sun Devil football transfer is expected to have a significant impact on the outcome of the season.
Coach Kraft describes the gifted environment surrounding these athletes as one capable of nurturing each one to the best of his abilities. The group of sprinters in the 4X400m relay, for example, has stumbled across an unprecedented synergy that could very well propel it to the top.
"I think our 4X4 should be in the NCAA finals," said Kraft, "Our quality and our depth, at this point in time, are very strong in sprints."
Shelby Houlihan, last year's Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year for both cross Country and track, seeks even more this coming season. Already in possession of abundant talent and a familiarity with success, Shelby's primary task this season will be maintaining health and quality of performance.
The squad will also look toward the continued emergence of promising prospects such as Carly Paracholski, Macy Bricks and Peyton Schutte while the team hosts two experienced seniors in the longer runs in the likes of seniors Natasa Vulic and Hailey Hanna.
The men's side may have some breakout stars of its own to wield this season in the form of a pair of red shirted seniors. Nick Happe, a veteran in distance competition, demonstrates his well-rounded athleticism competing in the 1500m, mile, 3000m and the 5000m. Happe set the school mile record last season indoors and boasted top-five times in the 3000 and 5000m indoors as well.
In addition to Happe's strength in various events, All-American Darius Terry seeks to put a stamp on this season – his last - as well. Terry runs the equivalent to a sub-four-minute mile and became ASU's first 1,500m All-American in 2011 before redshirting last season.
"We know they're talented, but now they're in a position where we're going to have to count on them," says Kraft, "You need to go into championship events with guys who have been battle-tested."
Others who will look to contribute to the cause this season include redshirt sophomore Garrett Baker-Slama, Steven Schnieders and talented redshirt freshman Daniel Wong in the steeplechase while the team while Brian Pierre received an extra year of outdoor eligibility and will team up with fellow graduate transfer Zach Zarda – an NCAA West Regional qualifier last year – as two guys that could provide a lot of depth in the longer runs.
The athletes competing in these events compile to make an experienced and hard-working team eager to taste competition. Kraft sizes up the Sun Devils: "When you look at our track team, from the 60m to the 10,000m, we're pretty strong."
On the Sun Devil success in throwing, Coach Kraft comments, "We've always taken a lot of pride in being a 'lunch pail' program and just being tough and outworking people. Coach (David) Dumble is just relentless in his pursuit [of success]."
No athlete is as prominent a figure (both figuratively and literally) to the ASU program as three-time national champion in shot put, Jordan Clarke. The redshirt senior out of Anchorage, Alaska has made quite a contribution to the ASU program in one obvious way.
Coach Kraft says "[He] is the main reason we're ranked, preseason, at No.6, and I would dare to say that we may be a little under-ranked."
Clarke was the Pac-12 Men's Athlete of the Meet at the Pac-12 Championships last season after finishes first in the shot put, second in the hammer and third in the discus. Clarke swept the indoor and outdoor shot put titles to run his streak up to three consecutive NCAA titles in the event and we would be looking at history if he were to achieve four and five this season – a senior campaign in which he began the year on the Bowerman Preseason Watch List.
ASU has some added depth this year in the form of Kyle Lillie, to the squad this year
The Sun Devils have now won the last four NCAA outdoor shot put competitions. Ryan Whiting went back-to-back in 2009 and 2010 before graduating and handing the crown off to Clarke in 2011. In addition, ASU has now won eight of the last 10 total shot put titles between the indoor and outdoor campaigns between Whiting and Clarke since 2008 - all under the tutelage of throws coach Dumble.
Returning for the women in the ASU throwing events is two-time NCAA runner-up, Anna Jelmini. As only the third athlete in ASU history to have top-ten marks in three events (shot put, discus, hammer), Jelmini comes back to the program with four All-America honors and three Pac-12 Championship titles to her name and she is just a sophomore.
The team will continue to look towards Alex Hartig to get better this season and the redshirt sophomore adds quality depth in the discus and shot put events.
Another aspect of the Sun Devil track and field squad that has its athletes and coaches abuzz with excitement is the team's jumping capability. Kraft noted that, "We feel very good about the balance of our team and the quality we have up front. We're very eager to see how the season plays out."
Some of those character "up front" include two returning Pac-12 champs in the long jump, Christabel Nettey and Constance Ezugha, and both are expected to dominate for the Sun Devils in 2013. Nettey, an All-American who recorded the second-best long jump in ASU history last season, is out to reach her full potential this season. Just behind Nettey, however, is Ezugha. Having notched the Pac-12 title in the event last season in the long jump, Kraft believe Ezugha has room to improve both within the confines of the team and within the Pac-12.
The team also hopes to see junior Shaylah Simpson rise of the ranks as far as elite pole vaulters are concerned. Simpson notched the second-best pole vault in school history last season, but has had to come back from a tough hairline fracture in her leg to prepare for this season. Even, coaches are confident that Simpson will shine and give ASU points in an event where anything can happen.
Kraft explains that, in addition to these veterans, the newcomers will show improvement and maturity, which may boost ASU to the top three in the PAC-12.
Although the men's team doesn't exhibit quite as much depth this early in the season, the incredible quality of its jumpers more than compensates. Senior Chris Benard, last year's runner-up in the NCAA indoor triple jump championships, shows no signs of cooling off this season. The school record holder indoors and outdoors, Benard was granted one extra season of indoor eligibility and can contend in both the triple and long jumps and will look to guide talented freshman Josh Dixon before passing of the reins.
Additionally, pole-vaulter Derick Hinch and high-jumper Bryan McBride return as seasoned veterans and bearing much improvement from the Sun Devil's intensive fall training. Hinch finished third last season at the NCAA Championships while McBride matched the school record in the indoor high jump on his way to All-America accolades.
Returning for the Sun Devils in multis is experienced senior, Keia Pinnick. Having earned second place in the Pac-12 in the heptathlon and winning the MPSF title in the pentathlon, Pinnick is prepared for what's to come in 2013.
"[She is] a potential national champion in the heptathlon" says Kraft.
Pinnick is one of ASU's most versatile athletes and will be a valued competitor not just in the multi-events, but in the hurdles, sprints, long jump and relays as well as she looks to add to the great heritage of a program that produced the likes of Jacquelyn Johnson and Gea Johnson.
On the men's side, Jeremy Marcinko will have one more year to strut his stuff in the decathlon as the senior has shown marked improvement in the event through the years and could be a Pac-12 scorer this season.
While the Sun Devils prepare for what can only be considered an exciting upcoming season, fans can look on as key members of both the men's and women's teams mature and improve to deliver impressive outcomes. With the help of seasoned veterans and talented newcomers, the Devils have all of the ingredients to prepare a delicious track and field season.
"Expectations have been set for this program." says Kraft, "It should be an interesting year for us."


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Modern art was born five centuries ago.
If you think of art movements as rebellions against what came before - like the Renaissance break with the Middle Ages – the Mannerists of the 16th century were the upstarts of their time. They railed against the Renaissance canon of balance. They had their reasons. They wanted their art to stand for human struggle and conflict, not perfect perspective and ideal proportions. They wanted to express passion, not repose, and they wanted their viewers to feel the same way. Shakespeare, a Mannerist in his own art form, said as much in King John, when the Bastard declares, "Come the three corners of the world in arms/And we shall shock them." (Act 5, Scene VII).
Painters of this era did their shocking best with overstated forms, contorted gestures, upended compositions, and intensified color. In their zeal to evoke feeling by way of exaggeration, Mannerists were accused of affectation, which is how they earned their name. The naysayers were Renaissance sympathizers.
Meet the biggest upstarts of the 16th century: Florentino Rosso and Jacopo Corrucci Pontormo. A two-person show of their work has opened at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence.
One way to describe Rosso's paintings is that they look like wreckage from an explosion in Michelangelo's workshop; although Rosso's figures are sculptural, muscular and athletic like Michelangelo's, they're also distorted, raucously colored and outsized.
Unlike Michelangelo's monuments to beauty and majesty, Rosso's figures are shrines to unrest. The raw and angry look to Rosso's "Moses and the Daughters of Jethro," full of agitated nude males spilling out everywhere, is made to look all the more upending with the addition of a frightened, half-stripped girl in the background. No pastoral landscapes in the distance for this painter.
And in contrast to so many other renditions of the "The Deposition" through history, Rosso's shows a harsh light, razor edges, wildly gesturing, rowdy reds and rough-hewn figures clamoring to lower Christ from the cross. The tumult he created fits the subject. He makes you feel what you see and perhaps even question what you know. Rosso's boldness was so extreme for his time that it scared off one of his patrons.
As for Pontormo, just a glance at his work tells you he's a Mannerist. There's such twisting and turning in the peripheral figures of "Joseph in Egypt" that the storytelling figure of Joseph gets lost. What's more, his fitful, contorted figures don't seem to be standing on firm ground. Even the statuary looks agitated, not to mention the disrupted space, churning facial expressions and gestures.
Pontormo also used unusual perspective in this painting: a staircase that goes nowhere. Add in his twitchy-looking reds, pinks, and pastel greens, and you get a turbulent atmosphere.
In reply to an arts questionnaire from sixteenth century historian Benedetto Varchi, Pontormo alluded to his departures from nature into his own world. He said that sometimes his work will include things that nature did not produce "to improve things and give them grace.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Stanford synchronized swimming team captured first place in the team semifinal, Friday, at the Tonawanda Aquatic and Fitness Center in the 35th annual U.S. Collegiate National Championships. The event, hosted by Canisius College, runs Mar. 17-19.
The Cardinal, which is seeking its seventh U.S. Collegiate national title, is currently in first place after the completion of the semifinal rounds.
Stanford scored a 93.375 in the team semifinal, topping its competition. Swimming for the Cardinal were Alex Bollaidlaw, Madison Crocker, Morgan Fuller, Jessica Guenther, Wendy Lu, Olivia Morgan, Corinne Smith and Koko Urata. The Ohio State `A' team finished second with a score of 92.500. Rounding out the top-5 were the University of Incarnate Word `A' (90.625), Lindenwood University `A' (89.500) and the Ohio State `B' team (88.750).
Ten Cardinal swimmers participated in the `A' Figures technical competition. Urata placed in the top-5 for the Cardinal, taking fourth with a score of 79.548. The Ohio State's Yuliya Maryanko won the event with an 81.533. Finishing second was the University of Incarnate Word's Saki Fujise with an 81.164. Taking third was Svetlana Ponkratova from Canisius College (79.698), while the Incarnate Word's Rosilyn Tegart rounded out the top-5 with a 79.396.
Other Stanford scores in the `A' Figures are as follows - Morgan (79.290, 6th), Bollaidlaw (79.175, 7th), Maria Koroleva (78.920, 9th), Crocker (77.856, 11th), Guenther (76.396, 13th), Smith (76.109, 17th), Gayle Lee (76.078, 18th), Lu (75.255, 23rd) and Fuller (74.729, 25th).
Competing in the `B' Figures for Stanford was true freshman Leigh Haldeman. A native of Kenmore, Wash., Haldeman held her own and placed second with a score of 67.297.
The finals for all four events will be held on Saturday, Mar. 19 beginning at 8:30 a.m. ET. With a first-place finish in the `A' Figures (12 points) and second in the `B' Figures (9 points), the Cardinal holds 21 team points heading into the finals.


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If both threads are talking about the same guy, while the discussion points of everyone here are valid based on the info available, it does raise some serious questions.


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Russia on Tuesday demanded an apology from Poland and slammed what it called a delayed police response after ultra-nationalist rioters went on a rampage outside the Russian embassy in Warsaw.
The Russian foreign ministry in Moscow summoned the Polish ambassador Wojciech Zajaczkowski over Monday's unrest, during which rioters set two cars alight and overturned a guard's booth outside the Russian embassy.
"We told Zajaczkowski that we demand an official apology from the Polish authorities," the foreign ministry said in a statement, complaining that the riot had caused damage to the embassy's property and interrupted its work for several hours.
It criticized the "passivity and delayed actions of the police, which to a great extent made this riot by rowdy thugs possible."
Russia also called for the "punishment of the guilty and for such provocations not to be allowed to happen in the future."
Zajaczkowski did not make any comment on leaving the foreign ministry, Russian news agencies reported.
Around 50,000 people surged through Warsaw on Monday in a march organized by far-right groups on Poland's independence day, many wearing balaclavas and carrying lighted flares.
Four police officers were hospitalized after demonstrators threw stones and bottles.
The spokesman for Poland's foreign ministry Marcin Wojciechowski on Monday wrote on Twitter, saying: "There is no justification for hooliganism."
Poland and Russia have a history of complicated relations marked by centuries of conflicts. The integration into the West of post-Communist Poland, an EU and NATO member, is a clear cause of concern for Moscow.


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The Concealed Handgun Manual, by Chris Bird. Privateer Publications. Fourth Revised Edition, 2004. 459 pages. PB. $21.95. Available at Borders, Amazon, the NRA Store, or the publisher at 1-888-700-4333.
This book is sub-titled "How to Choose, Carry, and Shoot a Gun in Self-Defense". It does just that, and more. Handguns are the focus of this tome; no longarms here.
The author is a crime reporter, residing in San Antonio, Texas, and holds a Texas concealed handgun license. He is also a certified CHL instructor. Throughout the book, he includes accounts of actual self-defense shootings, most of which occurred in Texas. He skillfully uses these stories to illustrate the themes of the book's chapters.
Choosing a handgun (chapter 5) covers stopping power, caliber, revolver versus pistol, DA versus SA, and various handguns currently available from some 21 manufacturers. This is more of an over-view, rather than an in-depth treatment, but the information is presented in such a way as to allow readers to make informed decisions regarding which handgun is best suited for their purpose.
While the author doesn't try to influence choices, he does caution that 1911 and Browning type auto pistols should be carried cocked & locked and for this reason should be carried by serious shooters only. I must agree. He also discusses the pros and cons of several "mouse gun" pistols, but doesn't mention Derringers, a somewhat odd omission. His discussion on magazine capacity was written before the AWB expired, so is out-dated.
Other chapters cover holsters and accessories, victims or survivors, school shootings, staying out of trouble, firearms safety and handling, basic and advanced shooting, winning a gunfight, use of deadly force, shooting schools and academies, and a compilation of State concealed carry laws. This last covers only those States (37 at the time of writing) that have "right to carry" or "shall issue" laws. (After this edition was published, Iowa passed a "shall issue" law).
In my view, two of the more important chapters are Chapter 10, "Winning a Gunfight: Mind-Set and Tactics" and Chapter 11, "Deadly Force: When To Use It and What Happens When You Do". Both chapters include actual case histories that are especially pertinent. These chapters should be thoroughly digested and literally committed to memory by anyone who carries a firearm for self-defense.
As mentioned, the author chose not to decree that "Thou shalt carry this handgun in this caliber", wisely leaving this decision to the individual. He does offer specific, and sound, advice in other areas: be alert, be willing to accept the responsibility that goes with carrying a firearm, be mentally prepared to use that firearm if you have to, know the law, and practice, then practice some more. If you can't make these committments, the author strongly advises that you not carry a firearm. I can't disagree with that.
I recommend this book highly. Novice and expert alike should find this book to be a worthwhile addition to their library.


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A true semi-permanent colour is designed to stain the hair cuticle with colour - it cannot penetrate inside the hair to physically change your hair colour permanently. Think of it in the same way as wrapping coloured cellophane around a light bulb; the light bulb itself doesn't change colour, it simply picks up the colour from the cellophane. The colour clings to the hair shaft and is able to resist being washed off for numerous washes - the number of washes depends on the brand and the condition of the hair prior to colouring.
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There is increasing demand for semi-permanent colours. This is due to heightened concerns over PPD allergies, as well as modern trends for changing hair colour often to match fashions and seasons. Semi-permanent shades offer gentler colouring than permanents, as the cuticle of the hair does not need to be opened by raising the pH of the hair. Semi-permanents colour the outside of the hair and should not contain PPDs/PTDs - but always check the packaging to confirm. If you are pregnant, have had a serious illness or chemotherapy, semi-permanents are most likely the best choice for you: nevertheless, you should check with your doctor before colouring your hair.
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College Hockey:Lady Badgers Skate Past Huskies
Wisconsin's Prevost Nets Hat Trick in Crucial Contest
MADISON, Wis. — Carolyn Prevost knew just how big Friday afternoon womens hockey game was for sliding Wisconsin was. I didnt hurt that she was always in the right place.
The opportunistic sophomore forward tallied three key goals, including two rebound goals in the final period, to cap one of the Badgers biggest wins of the season, a 5-3 decision over St. Cloud State at the Kohl Center.
Prevy was in the right spot at the right time, thats for sure, Badgers junior forward Geena Prough said of the unheralded Prevost. She was there for the rebounds and was able to put them in. She really helped us out a lot tonight.
Though the afternoon would belong to Prevost, it was Prough would open the scoring for the Badgers.
Just 30 seconds after Wisconsin goaltender Becca Rueggsegger made a huge save on a short-handed chance from St. Cloud senior forward Holly Roberts, Wisconsin forward Geena Prough took a pass from junior defenseman Anne Dronen high in the slot. With a Husky defenseman on her back, Prough maneuvered around to the left and fired a backhand shot past unsuspecting St. Cloud goaltender Ashley Nixon.
I was just trying to get into a good scoring area and I got a nice pass from the point, Prough said. I just spun around and shot it in.
Two minutes later the Badgers would make it 2-0 on a rebound goal by junior forward Mallory Deluce. On the play sophomore forward Brooke Ammerman forced the puck out from behind the next on Nixon, who made the initial save. But Deluce fought her way through a scramble to bury the loose puck.
Roberts would get payback early in the second period, this time making no mistake on a short-handed rebound opportunity. Roberts wrist shot came right back to her, where the senior proceeded to rip a backhand into the top corner past Rueggsegger to make it 2-1.
Wisconsin would answer seven minutes later on a great individual effort from Prevost. Skating in on a 3-on-2 rush, Prevost fought off the stick check of St. Cloud senior forward Caitlin Hogan, knocking Hogan to the ice and moving the puck one-handed to Prough. Prough then returned a cross-ice pass in the direction of Deluce, who couldnt handle it. However, the pass made it to the streaking Prevost who put the puck in the vacant side of the net behind Nixon.
I just made the pass to (Prough), which barely got to her, Prevost said. Then she made a really nice pass to Mallory, who just missed it, but the puck went right to my stick for the open net.
However, St. Cloud would not go away quietly in the period and senior captain Felicia Nelson would score a power-play goal to make the score 3-2. Just eight seconds into the advantage, Roberts blasted a slap-shot from left circle that Rueseggar. The rebound came to Hogan who knocked the puck out of the air to Nelson. All the Huskies leading goal scorer had to do was to shovel the puck into the gaping net.
Prevost restored the two-goal Wisconsin lead 58 seconds into the third when she corralled a rebound for her second goal of the game. On the goal, Badgers forward Kelly Nash moved the puck from the corner to forward Brianna Decker. Decker one-timed the puck on Nixon, who made the save, however the St. Cloud goaltender couldnt stop Prevost.
The Huskies clawed back to within one on another power-play goal by Nelson. Much like her previous goal, Nelson grabbed a rebound from senior forward Meaghan Pezons shot. Nelson snapped a low shot on the ice past Rueggsegger. The Huskies second power-play goal of the game made the score 4-3.
Our power-plays been clicking, and that is where the majority of our goals are being scored, Nelson said. If we just keep getting on the power-play that would nice, but were getting pucks to the net and as long we keep doing that they are going in.
But the night belonged to Prevost, whose hat trick goal three and a half minutes sealed the win for the Badgers. The goal was almost carbon-copy of Prevosts second goal. This time it was Nash who took the first shot, with Prevost sliding home the rebound.
Tonight my wingers were making amazing plays and their goalie was coming out with big saves, Prevost said. But I just happened to be at the right spot at the right time.
With the Badgers (14-8-3, 11-7-1) fighting through injuries and last weekend suffering a road sweep at the hands of Minnesota-Duluth, Prevosts efforts could not have come at a better time, especially on a night when St. Clouds power-play was unstoppable. The Huskies scored on two out their three advantage chances.
Their power-play is excellent, Prevost said. But we able to get three goals right back (after St. Cloud scored). As long as we had the lead we were not panicking.
The lost clearly stung for Huskies (9-11-5, 6-10-3), who are trying to claw into the top-half of the WCHA standings. But St. Cloud can solace in the fact that they battled back all night.
That has kind of been our deal, we have come from behind in a lot of situations to get some ties and get some good points in the league, Huskies coach Jeff Giesen said. Our effort is always there, it is just a matter of getting the right bounce here and there.
The two teams will rematch Saturday afternoon.
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I'm trying to compute a certain DeRham cohomology. Consider $M = S^n-C$, where $C$ is the disjoint union of closed disks $C = \cup_{i=1}^m D_i$, and $m,n \geq 1$. How can we compute the cohomology $H^{*}(M)$?
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You can proceed by induction, using the following observation.
If $M$ is a manifold and $D\subseteq M$ is a (standardly embedded) closed disk in $M$, then there is an open set $U\subseteq M$ which is a standardly embeded open disk containing $U$ such that $U\setminus D$ is a «thick sphere», and $\{U,M-D\}$ is an open covering of $M$ from which one can get a Mayer-Vietoris long exact sequence.


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Wiltshire Property Management is delighted to bring this lovely one bed apartment to the market which is located in the Willow Grove Development in Sallins . This very spacious 1 Bedroom apartment with a large living area and fully fitted kitchen is located in the village of Sallins close to the...
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Peanut butter and chocolate......this divine combination is one that is hard to beat! Of course, we all know about "Reece's Peanut Butter Cups" and how wonderful they are. This combination is always so very good and there are a number of food items on the market that utilize the marriage of these two favorites.
How about let's taking a chocolate cake and giving it a dose of peanut butter? That's the recipe I'm sharing today, which is for "Chocolate Peanut-Butter Cake". This is an easy-mix cake and is one that has been very popular for a long time, because it's easy to put together. It's a dessert that anyone who loves the chocolate peanut butter cups will absolutely adore!
The cake is made by combining dry ingredients first. A combination of water, butter, oil and cocoa is placed in a saucepan and brought to the boiling point. This is added to the dry ingredients and mixed. Then you combine buttermilk, eggs and vanilla extract and add to the first mixture. This goes into a 9x13 inch pan and baked. When it comes from the oven, a layer of peanut butter is spread over the cake. You can use as much peanut butter as you choose! Finally, a chocolate icing goes over it. When it cools, it's all set for indulgence!
You'll see in the recipe that it calls for cinnamon. This is an optional ingredient and I usually don't add it. Also, you can even make this cake without the electric mixer. You can mix this in a bowl using a wire whisk and not even be bothered with using the mixer at all! The icing can be mixed in the saucepan that you melt the butter, milk and cocoa in. That'll save on dishwashing. As you can see, it's a near-perfect recipe: good, easy and not much to have to clean up!
Since we're talking about peanut butter, sometime ago I gave a recipe for a "Peanut Butter Pound Cake", which is simply great! Though there's no chocolate in it, anyone who loves peanut butter will love it! To get this recipe, follow this link:
When your sweet tooth calls for something chocolately , plus you enjoy peanut butter, put together this luscious confection and you'll be satisfied!
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon (optional)
- 1 cup water
- 1 stick butter
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 4 tablespoons cocoa
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 2 eggs, slightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- peanut butter
Sift together the dry ingredients into a large bowl. In a saucepan, place the water, butter, oil and cocoa. Bring this to a boil and add to the flour mixture and blend well. Mix together the buttermilk, eggs and vanilla extract and add to the batter and blend well. Turn into a greased and floured 9x13 inch pan. Bake at 400 degrees for about 20 minutes or until cake tests done in the center. Let cake cool slightly, then spread a layer of peanut butter over the entire cake. Ice with Fudge Icing:
Fudge Icing:
- 1 stick butter
- 4 tablespoons cocoa
- 6 tablespoons milk
- 1 lb. confectioner's sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup chopped nuts (optional)
Place butter, cocoa and milk in a saucepan and bring to a boil, being careful not to scorch. Add the confectioner's sugar, vanilla extract and nuts, if using them. Spread over the peanut butter layer. Yield: about 12-16 servings.


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PULLMAN, Wash. – Members of the Washington State University men's basketball team spent part of their morning with kids from the Pullman Christian Childcare Center, Tuesday, July 23, in the basketball practice gym on WSU's campus.
Juniors Keaton Hayenga, James Hunter and Royce Woolridge and redshirt freshman Que Johnson taught the young children how to shoot free throws, dribble, play defense and even how to spin a ball on their fingers and dunk.
Woolridge started the spinning on his finger and tried to pass the ball on to each of the youngsters' fingers. Toward the end of instruction, Hunter mustered up the strength to lift the majority of the kids up to the rim so they could dunk. After the instruction and fun in the gym, the kids got to see the Cougars' locker room.
WSU head coach Ken Bone enters his fifth season in 2013-14, as the Cougars return three starters from last year's team; Woolridge, DaVonté Lacy and D.J. Shelton.


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The health, beauty and wellness industry is continuing to grow at a rapid rate. For licensed individuals who have earned their college degree or technical training in this field, there are numerous fields and career opportunities available.
Cosmetologists are licensed specialists who can either find employment with spas or established salons. If you decide to earn a college degree in business management you will be well equipped to open your own spa or salon and you'll have the satisfaction of business ownership in a career and field that you enjoy. Earning potential for educated and talented cosmetologists are endless, especially if you establish yourself in a high-end salon or spa. Cosmetologists who work independently can expect the highest financial success, and those who enter into specialized fields (such as those who work exclusively with wedding planners or photographers) can expect annual earnings of up to $80,000 or more.
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That backdoor front provided an onshore wind all day along with the stubborn clouds that didn't start to break until the late afternoon. After a low of 54 this morning we only reached 50 at Philly International Airport and in fact there was even a trace of rain recorded this morning!
Overnight it will remain cloudy with even some light rain as lows will be in the lower 50s; Friday will feature a mixture of sunshine and clouds as we'll have a short wave pushing by to the north; highs will be around 70 and a northerly wind. Overnight lows will be in the middle 50s and then morning clouds on Saturday will give way to sunshine in the afternoon as highs will be in the lower 70s.
Sunday will be in the middle 70s while Monday will be in the lower 80s with high pressure and a southerly wind on top of us. Come Tuesday a cold front will push in from the west with showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the upper 80s to around 90 and overnight lows will be around 70 while the front lingers around for Wednesday with highs in the middle 80s.
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Jennifer Aniston, Ellen DeGeneres and Robert Downey Jr. are confirmed to attend the People's Choice Awards show in Los Angeles next week.
The fan-voted awards show, which honors the previous year's best in television, film and music, is to be broadcast live from the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live Wednesday on the CBS Television Network.
"The Big Bang Theory" co-star Kaley Cuoco is to serve as host of the event, while Christina Aguilera, Jason Aldean and Alicia Keys will perform.
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Kids will return to the theaters over the weekend to board "Planes: Fire and Rescue." Adults may purge and watch a sex tape, however. All this means is that there is a choice among the new wide releases.
Besides "Planes," there is "The Purge: Anarchy" and "Sex Tape" to take in, or ignore, one could say, as well. With a solid "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" out, it will be a battle for the top spot. "The Purge: Anarchy" jumped out early with a decent $2.6 million Thursday.
If kids show up and beat expectations, "Planes" will surprise. Money could be on "The Purge: Anarchy" because of its fan base, however. With "The Purge: Anarchy," the premise is intriguing, too. Having a period of time to purge the planet
Odd things have been happening at the box office as horror films have slipped, and animation has stalled. Some call it "Frozen" fatigue, and that may be the case, but this year has also brought many one-time champs. "Transformers 4" beat that recent streak. Can "Apes" win again? It very well could if horror falls flat again, and comedy crashes.
"Sex Tape" is a tossup. The premise is primed to delight and resonate among the social media and Internet crowd. However, that doesn't always translate into business. It is often easier and less expensive to "like" something and Tweet about it than actually partake. "Sex Tape" has Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel.
The movie centers around a sex tape they made ending up in the Cloud. As if often the case with comedy, it will either hit and miss. There will be no in-between. Rob Lowe is in it and people will talk about him for sure. Noting the Thursday numbers of $1.1 million, this one seems to be dragging and may not connect with any demographic.
With three new wide releases in over 2,500 theaters, it is a bit crowded and the money will be spread around. So, do not look for a whopper of a weekend for the winner. This one will be more likely in the $30-40 million range.
"Wish I Was Here" is that Kickstarter film promised by Zach Braff. That alone makes it appealing to some. But so does the idea that his other film, "Garden State," was solid. With films that have the same plots and ideas as others, it is the cast and the performances that matter. It also stars Kate Hudson, Mandy Patinkin and Josh Gad.
"Persecuted" centers around an man of faith who turns bad. It stars James Remar, Fred Thompson, Gretchen Carlson and Dean Stockwell. "I Origins" is about the eye, yet is called "I Origins." Let's move on.
One last one also involves Braff. It is called "Video Games: The Movie." It does not explore the idea that many movies play like a video game. It is a documentary about video games.


text: Feb 25, 2013 21:32 LSU-A chancellor prepares to leave LSU-A chancellor prepares to leave LEIGH GUIDRY| The (Alexandria) Town Talk Comments ALEXANDRIA — David P. Manuel is balancing two worlds this semester as he prepares to leave LSU at Alexandria for Drury University. Manuel's last day as chancellor at LSU-A is May 1, after which he will head to Springfield, Mo., to become president of Drury, a private college with an enrollment of around 3,500. He said the transition has become something of a balancing act, and he's trying to cover everything before he goes. "I'm making a lot of lists right now," Manuel joked. One list in particular is for Paul Coreil, who becomes interim chancellor at LSU-A on March 1. "I'm prepping a long list of items — priorities — for the interim chancellor," Manuel said. On that list are budget issues and several capital outlay projects. "(We have) some capital outlay projects we can't allow to lapse, like the next stage of a drainage project and a complete redo of the fiber-optics system," Manuel said. "Both will speak to the next 15 years of the campus." Manuel said the fiber-optic project is about halfway funded and completed. Another important project to Manuel is redesigning the 46-year-old James C. Bolton Library. "We need to keep it alive," Manuel said. Last year, donors helped fund a consultant team that visited campus and evaluated the library. The team provided LSU-A with a report on a future redesign. College libraries are evolving into facilities with interactive elements. Manuel said it is wiser financially to work with existing structures rather than building new ones, so a redesign of the library would be in order. "It's the next big project after the MPAC," Manuel said. "That project was 20 years in the making, and we can't wait another 20 years on the library." The Multi-Purpose Activities Center comprises classrooms, a Black Box Theater, digital labs, art studios and faculty offices. Funding for the 75,000-square foot-building was announced about a month before Manuel stepped into the chancellor position. As Coreil and Manuel work together for the two months before Manuel departs for Drury, their priority will be the budget, Manuel said. "We have to make sure the operating budget is not just adequate but also allows us to do creative things," he said. "We're always working toward new degree programs." Manuel has held the job at LSU-A since 2008, when Robert Cavanaugh retired as chancellor. He said he is proud of his time at the school and the accomplishments that have been made. But he won't take all the credit. "This takes a whole campus," he said. "I think we are all pretty proud of how far the academic infrastructure has come." Although Manuel doesn't start his new job until June 1, he's been busy preparing for the move since he was named Drury's president on Oct. 31. "The transition began right away," Manuel said. "From the end of last October until I get there in May, that will be six trips my wife and I have made." On these trips, he has met with Drury faculty, staff, students and other stakeholders from commencement in December to the executive committee meeting of the university's Board of Trustees. "I've met with leaders and key constituents," he said. He said the long transition has been important in preparing him for the job. "You can't show up the day before and start a job," Manuel said. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Preseason No. 1 team delights at 'Hoosier Hysteria'
Indiana held its "Hoosier Hysteria" on Saturday night at Assembly Hall. Always a big draw, the event was even more anticipated this year as the Hoosiers, fresh off an impressive Sweet 16 season, are ranked No. 1 in several preseason national polls. The exciting Hoosiers did not disappoint the rabid Indiana faithful Saturday. Watch their scrimmage now and see the rest of the night's highlights in this post.Victor Oladipo dunk over seven people now and see the rest of the highlights in this post.


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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Paul Anthony Ciancia is the LAX shooting gunman suspect, officials tell news. Paul Anthony Ciancia has been identified as the alleged gunman in the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) shooting today November 1, 2013 that erupted at Terminal 3 near Virgin Airways. The suspect is a U.S. citizen. No Facebook account for Paul Anthony Ciancia has yet to be confirmed. Local reports claim that Ciancia, 23, is from Los Angeles and has a New Jersey residence.
Paul Anthony Ciancia was identified following a noontime news briefing by LAPD. At the time LAPD's Charlie Beck told news that the name of the gunman was known, but being withheld, pending FBI investigation. LAX issued an official news statement thereafter confirming the same.
LAX tweeted on their official Twitter account @LAX Official the following. "FBI few facts. Not talking about victims as families have to be notified. No additional threats anticipated." Just after 12:05 PM PST, LAX told news that "FBI getting information on shooter and will release details once they are confirmed".
Witnesses claimed that the shooter allegedly targeted TSA Agents. FBI officials have yet to confirm the same. Seven persons were injured, six were hospitalized.
Just after 12:30 PM PST today, FBI officials told local news the LAX gunman was not a TSA agent but a ticketed passenger. The violence began as he approached the identification checkpoint at Terminal 3. Witnesses claim that the suspect was a young male who asked people if they were "TSA".
Initial news reports claimed that the gunman was fatally shot by airport police. That appears not to be the case. Local news is reporting that the shooter as of 12:30 PM PST was still alive but in critical condition.
The gunman reportedly was brandishing two guns and shooting while traveling down an escalator. Officials shot the gunman inside the terminal. For continuing coverage click HERE.


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Justine Thompson, 05 November 2008 14:36
Are you interested in jump and flat coaching with Active Rider in Cheshire on the weekend 18 - 20 November?Jump training is with Adrian Marsh and flat is with Tori Peter. The cost of the weekend camps are £190 fixed price, including all stabling, four lessons and haylage. However, in order to allow people to try this new venue – ...
Justine Thompson,
05 November 2008 14:36
Joanne Bednall,
21 October 2008 12:15
Grab a Christmas bargain at a special designer equestrian shopping weekend in early December. Kyra K colour co-ordinated accessories, breeches, knitwear and technical jackets and gilets can all be picked up at cost price in the sale at the Leverhulme Suite 3, Haydock Park Racecourse, Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside, on December 6 and 7 from 9am to 4.30pm. For more information, visit ...
Justine Thompson,
20 October 2008 11:10
Olympic medallists Lee Pearson and Sharon Hunt will share their expertise at the first-ever BHS coaching conference in November.Nine-times Paralympic Gold Medallist Lee Pearson will be joined by long-standing Chef d'equipe of the British Eventing team, Yogi Briesner FBHS, and Eventing Team bronze medallist, Sharon Hunt. Sharon has experienced a fantastic rise to success with Tankers Town, a horse she ...
Justine Thompson,
13 October 2008 14:20
The Horse Trust is selling off some of its rugs to help fund its work caring for neglected horses and ponies.The charity in Princes Risborough, Bucks, has received so many donations of rugs it now has more than it can use itself."We are so grateful for all the gifts we have received, but our rug store is now overflowing so ...
Amanda Stevenson,
29 August 2008 16:28
Wellington Riding in Hampshire will be host to the Petplan Equine Area Festivals from September 1-4. As well as the qualifying classes being held throughout the four days, on Wednesday September 3rd, Wellington Riding will be holding their Gala Evening, showcasing the Wellington Riding Advanced Medium Freestyle to Music Championship. The Wellington Riding Advanced Medium Freestyle to Music Championship has attracted ...
Amanda Stevenson,
17 July 2008 10:34
Equine dentist Lucinda Stockley (star of our recent series of thought-provoking equine dentistry videos) is holding a talk entitled Posture, Performance and Dentistry in the Equine Athlete. The talk will take place at Healthy Beast, Horse Hay Farm, Middle Barton in Oxfordshire on August 30 from 9.30am-5pm. Tickets cost £60 per person. For further details contact Lucinda on 07793 582080. ...
Amanda Stevenson,
09 July 2008 15:12
Lyd Valley Riding Club (LVRC) was created in 2004 for local riders to have fun with their horses. The Club is run by a committee which organises a range of events, demonstrations and training days, to cater for the needs of its members. In 2007 LVRC moved to Leawood Equestrian Centre in Bridestowe, Devon, offering a range of facilities and ...
Amanda Stevenson,
09 July 2008 13:03
Eddie Macken, one of Hickstead's heroes of the 1970s, makes a welcome return to the International Arena at the Longines Royal International Horse Show, which starts its five-day run on July 23. Eddie, 59, has been named as one of the Irish showjumping team which has earned its place back in the Samsung Super League with FEI Competition (Great Britain), ...
Amanda Stevenson,
27 June 2008 17:24
On Sunday July 20, Remus Memorial Horse Sanctuary in Buttsbury, near Ingatestone, Essex, will be hosting its third annual Charity Indulgence day. The Sanctuary's previous events have been a huge success, raising over £3,000 to help it provide a life-long home to the many neglected, abused or abandoned animals that come its way. Entry is free and visitors can meet the horses, donkeys, ...
Amanda Stevenson,
26 June 2008 14:07
Support the Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund raffle at the Barbury Castle International Three-Day Event from July 3-6 in Wiltshire and you could be taking home a unique and exciting prize. Riding hat manufacturer Gatehouse has donated a silver HS1 Jockey Skull signed by a host of top event riders including Mark Todd, Zara Phillips, Mary King, William Fox-Pitt, Rodney Powell, Andrew ...
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