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Nicole Willis
June 14, 2013
GREENVILLE, N.C. –The East Carolina volleyball team and head coach Julie Torbett have announced the 2013 schedule which includes four tournaments and 10 home matches including the East Carolina Classic to be held at Minges Coliseum.
"I am pleased with our 2013 schedule," Torbett said. "We have a competitive conference with quite a few new members so it will be interesting to see where everything shakes out. Our non-conference schedule provides some opportunities for us to be successful and is also mixed with a few higher level teams to prepare us for Conference USA level competition. It should be a fun and exciting new chapter for ECU volleyball."
The Pirates will open the year in Winston Salem, N.C., at the Wake Forest Deacon Invitational on Friday, August. 30. ECU will take on the Demon Deacons at 7 p.m., followed by a pair of matches against UNC Greensboro and East Tennessee State on Saturday, August 31.
The East Carolina Classic will take place in Greenville, N.C., from September 6-7. Participating teams include Morgan State, Loyola Chicago, and the Citadel. The Pirates will play host to the Citadel on Friday, September 6 at 7 p.m., and will take on Morgan State and Loyola on Saturday, September 7.
ECU will play a single match at Campbell on Tuesday, September 10, before competing in the Elon Phoenix Classic on September 13-14. The Pirates will go up against NC Central on Friday, September 13, before closing out the tournament against Gardner Webb and Elon on Saturday, September 14.
The Pirates and the Eagles will meet up again on Tuesday, September 17, at NC Central in Durham, N.C. ECU will conclude its tournament swing at the Appalachian State Invitational which runs from September 20-21. East Carolina will battle it out with the host Mountaineers on Friday, September 20, before going head-to-head with Denver and UT Arlington on Saturday, September 21.
Louisiana Tech and Tulane will come to Greenville on October 11 and 13, respectively, for a pair of conference matches. ECU will then head to Huntington, W.Va., for an October 18 match at Marshall, followed by an October 20 match at 2012 C-USA defending champion Tulsa.
ECU will welcome FIU and Florida Atlantic to Minges Coliseum on October 25 and 27, respectively, before the Pirates head to Hattiesburg, Miss., for a match up at Southern Miss on Friday, November 1.
The Pirates will return to North Carolina for a pair of home contests against Middle Tennessee (Nov. 3) and Charlotte (Nov. 10), with a road trip to North Carolina A&T for a non-conference match on November 5 between the two home matches.
East Carolina will wrap up the regular season in Texas with a match at UTSA in San Antonio on Friday, November 15, followed by a contest at UTEP on Sunday, November 17.
The 2013 Conference USA Tournament is scheduled for November 21-24 at Alumni Memorial Gym on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn. The winner of the event earns the league's automatic berth to the NCAA Championship.


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Angelic Behavior in Gehinom
Journalist Deborah Fineblum Schabb shares Derech Eretz stories from the Holocaust.
By Rabbi Elan Adler
First Publish: 4/14/2015, 3:14 AM
Children's memorial at Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum
Yonatan Sindel/Flash 90
A few days before Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) on Thursday, Deborah Fineblum Schabb uses storytelling and commentary to remind us of the unbelievable human spirit that shone time and time again during the Nazi era.
In the midst of unspeakable evil, kind hearts and good deeds penetrated the darkness to save lives.
Deborah's engaging way of telling stories - including a special one about her father's amazing courage during the Battle of the Bulge - and her insightful comments make her a splendid package. May we never, ever see such evil again, even against our enemies.
Click here to download the podcast
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The No. 14 ranked LSU Tigers didn't let the rain stop them from winning the 2014 Outback Bowl against Iowa today (Jan. 1) with a final score of 21-14.
The Tigers got off to a great start even though the weather played a key factor, leaving the stadium's field soft and many seats vacant with rain coming down before the game started. The Tigers led throughout the game with outstanding play by Jeremy Hill, who was the MVP of the game.
Hill had a career high game of 216 yards, two touchdowns and 28 carries. The yards gained today make him the second place Tiger in total yardage for a single season with a total of 1,401 yards for the year. Hill is the first player that has gone over 200 rushing yards in a game since Ally Broussard in 2004.
Hill's statistics also played a part in LSU's bowl game history, being the third most rushing yards in the Outback Bowl's history and LSU's bowl game history. Kevin Faulk has 234 yards in the 1995 Independence Bowl and Rondell Mealey racked up 222 in the 1997 Independence Bowl.
The win gave the LSU Tigers a season end of 10-3 for the year, setting a school record for the fourth straight year of 10 or more wins in a season.
The Tigers were up 14-0 at halftime and returned to the field to find Iowa pepped up, making the third and fourth quarters a little more exciting. Although the Hawkeyes got an interception from LSU's freshman quarterback Anthony Jennings, and scored a touchdown, the Tigers didn't give up. Iowa added another touchdown with just two minutes left on the scoreboard.
Both quarterbacks threw interceptions in the game and both starting quarterbacks were sacked. Jake Rudock, Iowa's quarterback was injured in the third quarter and left the game. He completed 9 of 22 passes for a total of 102 yards and was sacked three times. C.J. Beathard, a redshirt freshman, came in to finish the game with 4 of 7 completed passes, a total of 55 yards and a touchdown pass.
Jennings kept his cool at this first start in a game this season and showed good leadership skills going into the 2014-15 season. Jennings threw one interception, completed 7 of 19 passes for a total of 82 yards. He was sacked four times.
Les Miles, head coach of the Tigers had this to say about his team following the win, "They wanted to be part of a legacy. They wanted to be part of a bowl championship. (pause) Really proud of the defense. Played spectacular."
The Tigers will open the season next year against Wisconsin in Houston, Tx. at the Reliant Stadium on August 30, 2104.


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Pterois volitans
Lionfish take advantage of their camouflage to stalk their prey.
they are
close enough, lionfish quickly open their jaws to snap up their prey. Lionfish
always swallow their food whole.
Size About 15 inches
Diet Small fishes, shrimps and crabs
Lifespan 5-10 years
Range Lionfish are native to the tropical Pacific and Indian oceans, but have recently been
found in the Atlantic Ocean, far from their natural home.
Habitat Coral reefs and shallow bays
Predators Few. Some fishes may try to eat them, but lionfishes' venomous spines
protect them from most predators.
Relatives Lionfishes belong to the scorpionfish family, which includes some of the
most venomous fishes in the oceans.
Family life Most marine fishes, including lionfish, are external spawners. The male expels sperm immediately after the female releases her eggs, and the eggs are fertilized as they float in the water. These eggs and the newly hatched larvae drift in ocean currents for 25 to 40 days. Once the hatchlings are large enough to swim, they leave the currents to hide among corals and rocks. It probably takes 1 or 2 years for these hatchlings to reach breeding age.
Conservation status Stable Lionfishes are not threatened, but they have recently been found in the Caribbean and along the East Coast, as far north as Long Island, NY. The presence of these Pacific fishes in the Atlantic threatens many species that have not evolved defenses to these voracious predators.
Explore other profiles Check out green sea turtles, leafy seadragon and moon jellies.
Aquarium home movies: lionfish
Visit me at the Aquarium
The lionfish shares an exhibit with the extremely venomous stonefish.
Make a connection
We are making a difference
New England Aquarium divers and member volunteers are making a difference by collecting as many lionfish from the Atlantic Ocean as possible. These lionfish eventually go on display at the New England Aquarium and elsewhere.
A tip on how to live blue™
You can make a difference by remembering to be responsible and never release a pet into the wild. These Pacific fish were probably introduced to the Atlantic by pet owners who released their fish.


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Silly season kicks off early
- 01 December 2013 10:17
- Posted by @dclayton_mcfc
Not much worthy of note in this morning's Press coverage on City.
Let's not go there with the obligatory 'Sergio on Real Madrid's radar' snippets. Really? What a shocker.
Well, we're not sure what Kun has to do to make these stories go away – he's already stated a few weeks back how happy he is at City and that he has no intention of leaving – plus he extended his current deal earlier this year.
I'm afraid having one of the best strikers in the world means we'll have to sift through these stories time and time again. When a 'source' is quoted, you get the feeling the reports are somewhat flimsy. The Sun on Sunday, ESPN, BT Sport and Metro are the guilty parties today…
The Daily Mail head down a more factual route with a story on the Blues Etihad Stadium expansion plans.
It's been out there for a while, but it's a quiet day (clearly) and Alex Miller writes: "Manchester City have proved they can produce a team to match neighbours United — and now plans are under way to transform the Etihad Stadium into a ground to rival Old Trafford.
"City have formally applied for planning permission to expand the Etihad Stadium from 48,000 to 62,170, making it the second biggest venue in the Premier League.
"The plans also show that the East and West stands could be further increased to raise the capacity beyond 70,000 in the future, about 6,000 short of what Old Trafford holds."
It's December the first today so festive tales are very much on the agenda and the MEN have begun their own version of our MCFC advent calendar this morning – but don't miss the real thing which begins today. Just the thought of Aleks Kolarov singing Jingle Bells makes this year's calendar December's must watch CityTV series. It begins today so keep an eye out on mcfc.co.uk.
Finally, the Metro have included the treasured inflatable banana on their Top 10 of rubbish Christmas gifts for football fans – how dare they!
Any City fan would be delighted to find a four-foot banana under their tree on Christmas Day. The nerve…


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Feb. 28, 2009
Final Stats | Quotes | Notes | Photo Gallery
Watch: Highlights | Coach Bennett Postgame | Thompson/Koprivica Postgame | Rochestie Postgame
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) -- Taylor Rochestie's long 3-pointer with 2.3 seconds left in overtime lifted Washington State to a 51-49 upset of No. 14 Arizona State on Saturday.
Washington State (16-13, 8-9 Pac-10) got the ball with 12 seconds left on a rebound and Rochestie drove up the floor. He dribbled into a tangle of players at the top of the key, took a few steps back and launched the game-winning shot.
Ty Abbott's 40-foot desperation shot at the buzzer bounced off the rim and Arizona State (21-7, 10-6) dropped its second consecutive game.
Washington State fans stormed the floor to celebrate the team's third straight win, plus a season sweep of the Sun Devils.
Arizona State's James Harden struggled all game, but made three free throws with 2.4 seconds left to tie the game at 43 and send it into overtime.
Derek Glasser's 3-pointer put ASU up 46-43 in the extra period. But Harden fouled out on WSU's subsequent possession with 3:26 left. The Pacific-10's leading scorer finished with 13 points on 2-for-11 shooting.
Klay Thompson missed the free throw after Harden's foul, but Aron Baynes dunked the rebound to cut ASU's lead to one.
After an Arizona State miss, Rochestie was fouled and made one of two to tie it at 46. Glasser missed and Rochestie was fouled on the rebound, making both free throws for a 48-46 Washington State lead.
Glasser's long 3-pointer gave ASU a 49-48 lead with 1:22 remaining, setting up Rochestie's game-winner.
Arizona State was coming off an overtime loss at Washington.
Washington State had beaten UCLA and Arizona the previous two games, and closes the regular season next week at Washington.
In a battle of two of the best defenses in the nation, Arizona State led just 23-20 at halftime. Washington State took control early in the second half.
Harden, the Pac-10's leading scorer at 21 points per game, did not make a field goal until his 3-pointer with 5:13 left in regulation brought the Sun Devils within 38-35. Glasser's 3-pointer tied it a minute later.
WSU's Baynes and DeAngelo Casto scored for a 42-38 lead.
Rihards Kuksiks made a layup to bring Arizona State within 42-40. Baynes made a free throw for a 43-40 lead.
Harden missed on a drive, Casto rebounded, and Arizona State fouled Rochestie.
But Rochestie, a 90 percent free throw shooter, missed the free throw and ASU rebounded. The ball got to Harden, who was fouled on a 3-pointer with 2.4 seconds left.


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Dvd Release Date: 2006-01-17
Genre: Documentary,
Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 50min
This is the inside story of one of history's greatest business scandals, in which top executives of America's seventh largest company walked away with more than one billion dollars while investors and employees lost everything. Based on the best-selling book The Smartest Guys in the Room by Fortune reporters Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind and featuring insider accounts and incendiary corporate audio and videotapes, the film reveals the almost unimaginable personal excesses of the Enron hierarchy and the utter moral vacuum that posed as corporate philosophy. The film comes to a harrowing dénouement as we hear Enron traders' own voices as they wring hundreds of millions of dollars in profits out of the California energy crisis. As a result, we come to understand how the avarice of Enron's traders and their bosses had a shocking and profound domino effect that may shape the face of our economy for years to come.
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- Directed by Alex Gibney
- Produced by Alex Gibney, Mark Cuban, Jason Kliot, Alison Ellwood, Susan Motamed
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Need to get one, if I got the 5-pack would anyone be interesed in singles @ $10ea?
I would run the report on the VIN of your choice, then email you the PDF.
Seems like carfax reports always sell here for that price. Go for it.
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I appreciate the tremendous effort of these four lads.
- 4:38 a.m. May 11, 2012
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Good article. The only thing I would add is I'm hoping that KOC is interested in free agent Goran Dragic. He isn't as young as the fledgling foursome members, but he just turned 26. Even if the Jazz get Golden State's pick in the draft, Dragic might be as good an all-around point as any in the draft. Hard to say, though, since I've only read about the potential draftees.
- 5:37 a.m. May 11, 2012
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I agree that these four are the future of the Jazz and should be protected. However, we need to build from there and bring in other equally young athletic players, particularly a point guard, so they can learn to play together. The other need is for them to get minutes on the floor. Our aging starters will never bring us to compete at the elite level of the NBA, so we need to replace those who have the potential to do so.
- 8:41 a.m. May 11, 2012
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Agree with Scalman, Dragic would be a great pick up to work with these young guys. He's got some experience, still young and could really fit in. Hoping these four work as hard over the summer as they've said they will. Easy to see this being a solid foundation that could actually be together for a while.
- 8:44 a.m. May 11, 2012
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The Jazz will never be able to keep all four players long term. I predict that at least one, if not two of them, will be gone within two years.
- 11:55 a.m. May 11, 2012
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Dragic is going to command Devin Harris level salary- how the the Jazz get him?
It would require a trade of either Al, Sap or Harris.
At Mark from Montana, I guarantee that all four of these guys will be here two years from now. Hayward and Favors are under contract for the next two years and Kanter and Burks the next three years.
The Jazz need at least one reliable shooter and need to let Sap or Al go so as to open the door for Favors to start.
I like the thought of Al to Philly for Iggy (who has 2 more years on his contract). Favors plus Sap is a top 5 defense, and Iggy will make it even better. Iggy can also score, and will be a great influence/teacher for Hayward and Burks. With this lineup, CJ, Bell, and Howard can be replaced. Harris would do much better with this lineup as well.
- 2:01 p.m. May 11, 2012
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Trade Al for Iggy and that solves 90% of the problems the next 2 years.
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Trade Al Jefferson anywhere we can. I'm so tired of watching him standing
there with the ball while the defense sets up, then the double team, then the
triple team and watching him force up a shot.
No doubt he has good footwork and can score but he makes nobody on the team better and nobody ever benefits from the double and triple teams so what is the point.
Harris is #2 on my list who needs to go. Another player that does not make anyone better and at the PG position that is a fail. He never makes great passes. He either races down the floor for a layup or he shoots a 3. His assists are few and far between and that is a no-go for the Jazz system. We have alot of athletic players who need to get the ball in position to score and that is not his specialty. He just fits better on a team who wants a scoring PG and a mediocre passer. Tinsleys passing makes Harris look weak and that is a problem.
As far as the core four I agree. Lets see what they can do.
Kanter is ? though.
- 2:59 p.m. May 11, 2012
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If Favors learns just half of Al Jefferson's post moves, he's going to be unbelievable. He's also collects rebounds like few players I've seen and he's also turning into a great shot blocker. We all know we need outside shooting to help open up the inside game, but I suspect that is in the works. I think we do what San Antonio has done, and simply teach everyone to shoot the uncontested three-pointer. Then they simply can't pack in the paint.
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I'd rather trade Al Jeff + Harris for Eric Gordon + future 1st round draft picks and some filler players(probably Jason Smith or Kaman?) ...Eric Gordon is a legit scoring threat...even after coming off an injury...he can still explode for 20 - 30 a game...i think he has a more realiable outside shot than iggy...although iggy...is a better all around player...but he doesnt score as much now than he was before...we need a little offensive push...if they cant get dragic...and this trade happens...they better groom burks to be the PG of the future...i think he can do it...
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CAM Mode Gotcha
By ThinGuy on Sep 24, 2007
There are few gotcha's here and there in Controlled Access Mode (note this is CAM under Sun Ray 3.x and 2.x, not the new Kiosk under SRSS 4 U2). None more elusive than this one that seems to rear it's ugly head about once a year. After I have them check "here and there" and everything is OK, it usually means that /var/adm/sulog is full. The only problems is that I always seem to forget about sulog. :(
Under CAM 2.x and 3.x, one of the CAM scripts has root su to one of the CAM users which then runs your CAM script. If this log is full (50 MB limit), then the CAM Startup will bail and you'll be left with cycling Sun Rays. And since that server won't have any sessions on it, it will always get the new sessions in a FOG since it is the least loaded. Big headache.
If you enable debugging (the "there" link above) you'll see something like this happen right before the session gets torn down:
/opt/SUNWbb/bin/bbrootsession[191]: 8057 File Size Limit Exceeded
+ remove_lock
If you look at /opt/SUNWbb/bin/bbrootsession, you'll see that's where it's trying to do the su and that little message means that sulog is full.
Simple fix is to assume root, rm /var/adm/sulog;touch /var/adm/sulog and things will once again be happy.
And no, I don't know the history behind sulog having that limit. But one way or another, that's a lot of su'ing to fill that log so either your Sun Ray Servers have been up for a real long time, or your script does have a problem in it that causing it to cycle.
Finally, with Sun Ray Software 09/07 Kiosk has been totally re-written to use PAM. The su doesn't happen anymore.


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Dupont C8 lawsuit | Dupont C8 class action lawsuit
The law firm of Alonso Krangle is investigating Dupont c8 lawsuit claims on behalf of victims of Dupont c8 exposure and serious illnesses that may be due to that exposure. If you have been exposed to the toxic chemical C8 through contaminated drinking water, and have developed a serious illness, the experienced attorneys at Alonso Krangle will fight for you!
Types of Illnesses Related Dupont C8 Exposure
Residents along the Ohio River may have been exposed to drinking water contaminated with the chemical C8 (perfluorooctanoic acid) from the DuPont Washington Works Plant in Wood County. WV. This chemical has been linked to multiple serious diseases including –
- Testicular cancer
- Thyroid disease
- High cholesterol
- Kidney cancer
- Ulcerated colitis
- Preeclampsia (hypertension during pregnancy)
- Secondary conditions caused by C8 exposure include –
- Early onset menopause
Areas Of Dupont C8 Exposure
Mid-Ohio Valley areas involved in the DuPont water contamination zone include –
- Pomeroy, Ohio
- Little Hocking, Ohio
- Belpre, Ohio
- Tuppers Plains, Ohio
- Lubeck Public Service District, WV
- Mason County Public Service District, WV
Dupont C8 Class Action Lawsuits And Dupont C8 Lawsuits
A Dupont c8 class action lawsuit was brought against DuPont in 2001 for C8 water contamination by victims from the Mid-Ohio Valley. Part of the terms of the 2005 Dupont c8 class action lawsuit settlement established a medical monitoring fund, and a C8 science panel that was to determine the links between specific health conditions and C8 exposure. Dupont c8 Personal injury lawsuits and Dupont c8 wrongful death lawsuits filed at that time were put on hold until the panel determined the health effects of C8. Last October, the panel released its final report linking C8 exposure to a variety of serious health conditions and diseases.
Dupont C8 Lawsuit Consolidated Into MDL
Since the panel's findings, Dupont c8 lawsuits filed against DuPont have continued to grow, and on April 8, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation consolidated Dupont c8 lawsuits filed against DuPont to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio under Judge Edmund Sargus. Under the terms of the 2005 settlement, DuPont will not dispute that C8 can cause any of the conditions or diseases the panel determined to be caused by C8 exposure.
At least one Dupont c8 wrongful death lawsuit filed against DuPont alleges that the plaintiff's husbands died from kidney cancer injuries in 2008. The plaintiff told the WV Gazette last year, "We lived on DuPont Road for years. Only this year did we find out that water we were drinking may have made my husband sick."
Another Dupont c8 lawsuit filed against the company says the plaintiff suffers kidney cancer, thyroid disease, has had one kidney removed and is in third-stage renal failure in her other. She told the News and Sentinel "Its' been hard. It's kind of messed up my whole life. When they finally announced the things that were caused by C8 and I had two or three of them, it dawned on me – well it must have some connection to me."
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If you or someone you love lived or worked within one of the C8 contaminated water districts for one or more years before December 3, 2004, please contact the law firm of Alonso Krangle for a FREE Dupont c8 lawsuit case evaluation to have your specific case evaluated by our attorneys, contact Alonso Krangle LLP at 1-800-403-6191
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Campus and infrastructure :-
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|Probable Pitchers
|Lost, 8-4
|Won, 6-4
|@ Erie,
7:05 p.m.
|Simmons (0-0, 3.65) vs.
Coller (2-5, 6.39)
|Lost, 6-4
|@ Carolina,
7:00 p.m.
|Schwartz (0-0, 2.70) vs.
Merritt (6-2, 1.66)
|Won, 2-0
|@ Lakewood,
7:05 p.m.
|J. Rodriguez (0-1, 9.00) vs.
Leiter (4-5, 4.48)
|DSL Nationals
|Lost, 7-6
|vs. DSL Yankees1,
10:30 a.m.
|Bermudez (0-1, 0.00) vs.
Gomez (1-0, 3.60)
Buffalo 8 Syracuse 4
• Dupra 4⅓ IP, 5H, 3R, 3ER, BB, K, HR
• Jackson 1⅔ IP, 3H, 2R, 2ER, 0BB, K, HR, 1-0 IR-S
• Solano 3-4, 2B, 2RBI
• Hood 2-4
Buffalo scored seven unanswered runs on the Syracuse bullpen as they doubled the Chiefs, 8-4 to split the two-game series. Spot starter Brian Dupra gave up three runs on five hits and a walk over four and a 1/3rd innings. Zach Jackson was able to strand one runner and preserve a 3-3 tie in the 5th but was lit up for two runs on three hits in the 6th to take the loss. Jhonatan Solano extended his modest six-game hit streak with a 3-for-4 game, hitting a double and driving in two while Destin Hood went 2-for-4 to account for five of the 10 Syracuse hits. Taylor Jordan was reportedly skipped due to a "little dead arm," per Doug Harris via Syracuse.com's Lindsay Kramer. Roster moves: RHP Brian Dupra reassigned from Harrisburg, LHP Mike Gonzalez placed on 3-Day TIL.
Harrisburg 6 Erie 4
• Poveda 4IP, 5H, 3R, 3ER, 2BB, 2K, HR
• Holland (W, 5-1) 3IP, 2H, 0R, BB, 4K, 2-1 IR-S
• Martin (SV, 1) 1IP, 1H, 0R, BB, K
• Sanchez 3-4, 2R, RBI
• Skole 2-5, 2RBI
• Martinson 1-3, R, 2B, BB, 2RBI, SB
After 62 games, the Senators have finally strung together three straight wins with a 6-4 triumph over Erie. Harrisburg rallied from deficits of 3-0 and 4-3 with rallies of three, two, and one in the 6th, 7th, and 8th innings. Adrian Sanchez led the Sens hit parade with a 3-for-4 night, followed by Matt Skole at 2-for-5 and Jason Martinson at 1-for-3 with a walk; both Skole and Martinson drove in two. The win went to Neil Holland with three scoreless innings in relief, though he did let one of two inherited runners. Starter Omar Poveda was knocked out after four innings, touched for three runs on five hits, including his sixth HR surrendered at AA and ninth overall. Rafael Martin worked the 9th, putting two baserunners on with a walk and a single but keeping the Seawolves at bay for his 1st save.
Carolina 6 Potomac 4
• Bacus (L, 2-2) IP, H, R, ER, BB, K
• Mendez 1IP, 1H, 0R, 0BB, 0K
• Severino 1-4, R, HR, RBI
• McQuillan 1-4, 2RBI
Carolina struck for three runs in the 1st and built a 6-1 lead after five, holding on for a 6-4 win over Potomac. Dakota Bacus was charged with the first four Mudcat runs, filleted for nine hits over four innings. He walked one and struck out two while dropping his won-loss record to 2-2. The P-Nats took advantage of two errors and four walks to score four times on just five hits, the last of which cleared the wall for Pedro Severino's fourth home run. The loss, combined with a Lynchburg win, keeps Potomac's magic number at four with six games left to play. The Hillcats are 2½ games behind but will finish the half on the road with one more tonight in Myrtle Beach and four over the weekend in Salem. The P-Nats return home for five against the Dash, including a scheduled doubleheader on Friday.
Hagerstown 2 Lakewood 0
• Voth (W, 4-3) 7IP, 1H, 0R, BB, 6K
• Ramos (SV, 1) 2IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, 2K
• Difo 2-4, R, HR, RBI
• Ballou 2-4, R, 2B
Austin Voth retired the first 18 batters in a row before losing the perfecto and the no-no on consecutive batters in the 7th. He finished the frame. David Ramos picked up where Voth left off and retired the last six batters to combine on a one-hit shutout and a 2-0 Hagerstown win over Lakewood. Voth struck out six over his seven innings. Ramos fanned two in the 8th and 9th innings and earned his first save. Wilmer Difo and Isaac Ballou both went 2-for-4 with a run scored to lead the Suns offense, which was held to eight hits and one walk total. Hagerstown's magic number is down to two, as Greensboro won its fifth straight but remains four games behind in the Sally League North.
DSL Yankees1 7 DSL Nationals 6
• Nunez 4IP, 3H, 4R, 2ER, 3BB, 2K
• Rosario 2⅓ IP, 5H, 2R, ER, 0BB, 2K, HR
• Franco 2-3, 2-2B, 2RBI, BB
• J. Ramirez 2-4, 2R
The D-Nats rallied for two runs in both the 8th and 9th innings to tie it, but the D-Yankees1 walked off in the 9th on a homer to the first batter for a 7-6 victory and their seventh straight win. Starter Jose Nunez was charged with four runs on three hits and three walks while striking out two but got the no-decision. The loss went to Stephen Fuentes. Anderson Franco doubled twice and walked once while driving in two to lead the hit column, as the D-Nats mustered just six hits but walked seven times in the loss.
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Both the PNats & Hagerstown look positioned to win their halves this week. That would be great, plus you have to figure we're going to see some of the Suns up in Potomac in the 2nd half.
Mannos minions are back in the game; just waiting for his 1st appearance; maybe during this homestand.
Need the whole team plus the manager to move up to Harrisburg methinks.
It's nice to see 11th round pick Weston Davis RHP signing as another HS pick for the Nats.
The Nats could only have offered him 100K max, so he must really have not wanted to go to school.
That has me thinking. Teams used to offer these High School guys college tuition to cover them if they don't make it. I wonder if they can still do that with the new agreement. Anybody know?
In today's world its better to be a rich college student than a poor one. College campuses are a good place to visit to see the growing dichotomy between the wealthy and the struggling folks. Scholarships are great but you pay for them with time doing athletics and that typically alters your projected degree trajectory.
If you can get a ball club to pay you to go to school during the offseason its always better.
1. You actually can offer more than $100K (in fact you can offer any amount you want). It's just that any amount over $100K counts against the draft pool for signings in Rounds 1-10, so as long as the Nats could sign some of the players in those rounds below slot, they might have offered Weston more.
2. You apparently can still offer to pay for college tuition without it counting against the slot amount, as the Indians apparently did that with Justus Sheffield
Thanks, DaveB.
His backup option was going to the State College of Florida, so he was probably eager to sign.
What's the scouting report on Wilmer Difo? He's shown flashes of power like this before, but never for such a sustained period of time. How is his defense at 2B? Can he stick there or will he move?
Does anyone where i can find an updated list of the Nats' draft signings? Thanks.
Check the Draft Tracker. The link is under Resources (upper righthand side of the page).
Thanks SpringfieldFan!
Manno pitched already according to my sources his velocity was very good and his stuff was electric , just had some trouble with location as to be expected(time off) but as usual he struck out 2 in 2/3 of inning no runs so no damage
The devotion to Chris Manno is admirable, but he is a 25 year-old middle reliever pitching in Single A. He is now more than 2 years older than the league average in the Carolina league. That is the profile of organizational filler.
Age is a WHOLE lot more important for hitters than pitchers. Just ask Tanner Roark. That said, Manno will probably be heading to Harrisburg soon, as AA was where he plied his trade the last 2 years.
Pilchard not a minion and do not like speaking about 1 player to much but you are correct he is a 25 year old middle reliever but that is where it stops. he is only in A ball because he has not pitched all year and management just wants to get him some work. He is certainly a AA pitcher and more then likely a AAA guy. Trust me when I tell you he may not be a top prospect and I will agree with that, but in no way shape or form is he a filler. this guy will be out of baseball before he becomes a filler
Frank, I covered him in Pensacola and spoke on Doug's blog for the reds, so I can share this with you. Manno is a guy that will either shoot to the top or be out of baseball. Not because he will be asked to leave but because he will choose to move on in his life. A guy like this will not be a minor league guy for long very much like Worms and Van Arden. These guys were very good students at Duke, Does anyone really think they will be 28 year old guys in minor league ball
Got to agree with this comment. You don't go to Duke to spin your wheels being exploited in Milb. Manno's gonna pursue his dream and he's gonna make it! And any experience he gets in Milb generates experience, contacts, and professional credibility should he choose to operate in any other aspect of professional or amateur baseball for his career. I don't like Duke until it comes time for my students to apply to college. Then I dig it because you're getting an awesome degree and anybody who succeeds there athletically is historically great.
FYI the Auburn roster appears to be up on their site for those interested
I see that Matthew Page and Alec Keller from this year's draft are already on that roster. Just curious, as the Nats make additional signings do they usually shuffle this roster to add more of the new players in?
With all of the success of the GCL Nats last year, there are a bunch of the Doubledays that certainly earned their promotion … perhaps some of them get bumped up to Hagerstown if the Nats sign more of their top draftees?


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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – The AP Top 25 NCAA College Basketball Poll 2014 revealed your final standings for the regular season on Monday March 10, 2014. The week nineteen standings put Florida, Wichita State, and Villanova at one to three, as predicted by LALATE previously. They were followed by Arizona, Louisville Virginia and Duke. Finally Michigan, San Diego State and Kansas rounded out the top ten.
With the start of March Madness NCAA College Basketball Final Four Action just days away, some other action continues this week. Last night, following the announcement of the final AP Top 25 NCAA College Basketball Poll for your regular 2014 season, the MAAC Men's Championship Final was played at Springfield, MA. And final score on Manhattan vs. Iona was 71-68. The Southern Conference Men's Championship Final was played at Asheville. And that game between W Carolina vs. Wofford ended in a 53-56 final score.
Out on the west coast, Las Vegas hosted the semifinals last night in the West Coast Conference Men's Tournament. San Francisco vs. BYU went into overtime but delivered a 77-79 final score. And St Mary's vs. Gonzaga had a 54-70 blowout.
Today March 11, 2014, NCAA Men's College Basketball games continue for non AP Top 25 teams. The Horizon League Men's Championship Final will be played between Milwaukee vs. Wright State. The game will air on the ESPN channel with a 7 pm EST start time. Elsewhere, the ESPN2 channel at the same start time will host the Northeast Conference Men's Tournament final between Mount St Mary's vs. Robert Morris.
Then at 9 pm EST, the two channels will host two more games. ESPN will carry from Las Vegas the West Coast Conference Men's Tournament final while the ESPN2 channel also at a start time of 9 pm EST will feature the Summit League's Men's Championship Final of IPFW vs. North Dakota State. For the AP Top 25 this week click HERE.


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Bowling News USA - April 6, 2011 The Schlemer Report - Dick Weber Playoffs Show #2
Sunday's show was the second installment of this year's Dick Weber Playoffs. Staffer Jason Belmonte, plus free agents Jack Jurek and Lonnie Waliczek represented the Storm Nation. All three players bowled well all week in order to make it to the top three in their respected group. It was Jurek who got things rolling in the Midwest group in match number one. Like I mentioned last week the exempt players were placed into the separate groups based on the PBA National point list. So even though Jurek lives and bowls in the Eastern region, he was placed into the Midwest group. His lowest qualifying position was fourth in the first round in his group. After that, he qualified second, first, first, and first in the rounds after. All week he used an arsenal consisting of three Anarchys, a Victory Road, a Nomad Dagger, and a Rising Star. It was almost the same group of balls he used a few weeks prior to make the USBC Masters telecast where he finished second. The difference here was that two of the three Anarchys he used were different from the ones he used at the Masters and the Rising Star was a new addition to his bag. The other coincidence between the Playoffs and Masters was Jack Jurek's plan of attack. If you watched Sunday and can remember the Masters telecast, Jack played the lanes where he is most comfortable, right around third arrow. In practice before the show the lanes were much tighter than they had been all week. Luckily for Jack his two opponents both had a high rev rate and both used a little surface to open the lane up. This move proved costly for them and worked out great for Jack as they helped blend the lane out faster and allowed him to use one of the Anarchys he used all week.
In match number two, staffer Jason Belmonte had his hands full with his opponents. He used a brand new 2Furious we drilled specifically for the show as a 'just in case' ball. Throughout the week, he used a combination of a pin under the thumb Prodigy, a Hy-Road, and a Victory Road. Belmo was seeded into the fourth round due to his high point total for the season. He only had to bowl 12 total games to make it to the telecast while Jack Jurek had to bowl 39 games to make it to the show. There was definitely an advantage to earning points throughout the season to get the three byes. Anyway, the thinking behind drilling a 2Furious for the show was due to the number of players on the show. There were a total of nine players on the show and plenty of revs. My concern was that even though Belmo had a good look with the Prodigy, it would possibly read too early due with the low RG core and the layout. I also thought that the shiny balls he used would read too late or react too violently. So the high RG core with a solid coverstock seemed like the logical answer and it turned out to be the perfect option. Even with a couple of bad shots mixed in, Belmo by far had the best reaction of the three in his group. Unforced errors were the only thing that kept the match even close. Not to mention him sticking throwing at the 10-pin in the tenth which added even more drama.
In the final match of the show, it was free agent Lonnie Waliczek who tried his best to formulate the Storm sweep. Unfortunately an untimely 7-10 ended all hope as he too like Belmo had the best reaction of the three in his group. From game 12 of the opening round through the show, Lonnie used the same Tropical Heat Hybrid. The entire event he was able to start each round more direct with the Topical Heat and then move left as the lanes transitioned. The thing that was critical in allowing this to happen was the fact that the West/Northwest group broke the lanes down together and made the moves more subtle and gradual. Like I mentioned in last week's report it was this group that scored 100 or more pins higher than any other group each round. Even with a handful of players with higher rev rates mixed in the group, they all played within five to eight boards of each other the entire way through which proved to be the key. Other groups had players playing 12 to 15 boards apart at any given time. The telecast however was a different story. By the time Lonnie and the others got on the lanes there was a total of six games bowled plus practice. The transition of the lane condition was far from uniform like it had been all week for Lonnie. However, once he moved deep enough inside and got his ball speed slow enough, he felt he found a good combination to win. I have to say even Lonnie's shot in the ninth frame was well executed. Sometimes even if you throw it the best you possibly can, you don't always come out on top. It is just the nature of the game.
All right my friends and faithful followers of the Storm Nation be sure to tune in next Sunday as Jason Belmonte, Jack Jurek, and Randy Weiss try to advance to the final LIVE show on April 17. The end is drawing near; only two shows remain until the PBA season comes to a close.
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- 4/29/2011: Parkin, Vidad Win USBC Queens Titles...
- 4/29/2011: April Sanchez Wins Uzelac Classic!
- 4/28/2011: Storm Products, Inc. Staffer Attempts To Break World Record
- 4/28/2011: Joshua Schuurman Takes Gold in European Youth Championships...
- 4/28/2011: Storm's Belmonte, Frilingos Rule Australia
- 4/27/2011: Sullins Defeats Walter Ray For PBA Senior Title
- 4/27/2011: Arnar David Jonsson Rolls the Nano to Victory in Germany...
- 4/26/2011: Nutty for Nanos - week 8 winner
- 4/25/2011: Daniel Veszi Soars with the Nano at European Youth Championships..
- 4/25/2011: Young-Kwan Kim Wins 2011 KYC Pro Bowling Tournament
- 4/24/2011: Mike Dias Captures First Title on PBA Senior Tour
- 4/22/2011: Storm Staffer Ryan Shafer Knocks Down Diabetes
- 4/21/2011: ABT Spring Nationals Results
- 4/21/2011: BWAA Collegiate Bowlers Of They Year Announced
- 4/20/2011: Matt Weggen Rides the Anarchy™ to USBC Open Championships Lead...
- 4/20/2011: Nutty for Nanos - Week 7 Winner
- 4/20/2011: Belmonte wins Orange Audi Open
- 4/20/2011: Ohio High School To Receive Grant Through YES Fund Program
- 4/14/2011: The Schlemer Report - Dick Weber Playoffs Show #3
- 4/14/2011: 2011 USBC Open Championships Update
- 4/13/2011: Dick Allen Downs Barnes for Dick Weber Playoffs Win
- 4/12/2011: Nutty For Nanos - Week 6 Winner
- 4/11/2011: Bowling Becomes A Part Of The Presidential Fitness Challenge
- 4/11/2011: Storm Regional Staffer Forkel Keeps Rolling in Vegas...
- 4/11/2011: Randy Weiss Vying for 1st PBA Title...
- 4/07/2011: 'Strikes For Sy' - Final Update
- 4/06/2011: Storm's Kirsten Penny Inducted into World Hall of Fame
- 4/06/2011: The Schlemer Report - Dick Weber Playoffs Show #2
- 4/05/2011: Osku Palermaa shoots big games to win the 2nd Dream-Bowl Palace Open
- 4/05/2011: Storm Sponsored McKendree Bearcat Women's Bowling Team Captures NAIA Invitational Championship
- 4/05/2011: Nutty For Nanos - Week 5 Winner
- 4/04/2011: Lessons From Norm Paying Dividends for Tang...
- 4/03/2011: Gentleman Jack, Belmo Advance at Dick Weber Playoffs...


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How did 9-11 affect you?
It's been looming over us all year and is almost here: the 10th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks upon New York City, Washington and Shanksville, Pennsylvania…upon America.
Everyone has a story that begins with that beautiful Tuesday morning. My husband and I were three days into our honeymoon in Sonoma Valley, California. Of course, after the attacks, our idyll abruptly ended.
Trains filled quickly and planes were grounded. We began the cross-country ride home and accumulated stark memories, among them:
On the early, misty first dawn as we drove east on I-10, a massive gray missle hauled on a double flatbed trailer passed us in the low hills of Southern California. It was headed toward the west coast.
On a deserted stretch of I-10 that was bare of foliage, businesses and even billboards for hundreds of Texas miles, someone had traveled over the distant mountains to plant a pole that flew the American flag. It stood alone on the side of the highway, but was soon joined by thousands of banners we saw along our route that hung from bridges, buildings and homes. By the time we were south of Orlando, it seemed every other vehicle on the road had little flags clipped to roofs.
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Individual graphene sheets and their functionalized derivatives have been used to remove metal ions and organic pollutants from water. These graphene-based nanomaterials show quite high adsorption performance as adsorbents. However they also cause additional cost because the removal of these adsorbent materials after usage is difficult and there is the risk of secondary environmental pollution unless the nanomaterials are collected completely after usage. One solution to this problem would be the assembly of individual sheets into three-dimensional (3D) macroscopic structures which would preserve the unique properties of individual graphene sheets, and offer easy collecting and recycling after water remediation.Posted: Mar 26th, 2014
In microbial fuell cells, the anode material as the medium of electron transfer and as the support for biofilm formation is a key component that determines the effectiveness and efficiency of power generation. Generally, the anode will perform better if the anode material has a greater specific surface area and higher affinity for living bacterial cells. The direct carbonization of low-cost and naturally available materials provides a potential alternative to commercial anodes with high specific surface area. In new work, scientists demonstrate a new procedure to generate novel macroporous carbon prepared from a fibrous loofah sponge.Posted: Dec 17th, 2013
The construction of artificial micro- and nanomotors is a high priority in the nanotechnology field owing to their great potential for diverse potential applications, ranging from targeted drug delivery, on-chip diagnostics and biosensing, or pumping of fluids at the microscale to environmental remediation. In new work, researchers have now reported the first example of micromotors for the active degradation of organic pollutants in solution. The novelty of this work lies in the synergy between internal and external functionality of the micromotors.Posted: Dec 2nd, 2013
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April 08 2011 01:20PM
You have to hand it to people when they get a hard job done. Take the bravest man on Earth for example, who cleans out a cobra pit in the video above as though he is raking leaves. Slightly less snake related - but certainly a hard job too - the plans for Rexall Place: Downtown Edition have been moved forward by the City of Edmonton and the Katz Group.
The Goaltending Plan
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April 07 2011 09:51PM
My heart almost stopped this morning as I read the subheading on Joanne Ireland's Edmonton Journal article.
NHL's Draft Guru Passes
April 07 2011 04:42PM
This is EJ McGuire during his time as an assistant coach for the Philadelphia Flyers. McGuire passed away today, leaving a void in the hockey world's draft process. His "draft profiles" were a handy item for fans and media alike, and for those who follow the NHL's draft process year round McGuire was the point man on each winter's best young talents.
Robin Brownlee
April 07 2011 10:05AM
Rising star Corey Perry is just now entering his prime years as an NHL player and he's already a legitimate Hart Trophy candidate as a member of the Anaheim Ducks. Perry could have been, and should have been, an Edmonton Oiler.
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April 06 2011 06:31PM
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Rhyddes, whose Celt name means "Freedom" (and whose pronunciation guide of "hree-dthes" was singularly unhelpful) was sold as slave by her father to pay the Roman taxes. On the way to Londinium, she is brutally sodomized by the soldiers, but her virginity kept intact, for it will increase her price. On the auction block, she is bought by Jamil, an Egyptian Roman citizen and Londinium's premiere gladiator trainer. He has been looking for a woman to train for the arena - having a gladiatrix in one's stable is all the rage - and thinks he has found her in this angry, stoic slave.
To do so he outbid Marcus Calpurnius, son of Britannia's Roman governor, who took quite a shine to Rhyddes. Here's my first gripe about Liberty: Rhyddes has been sodomized, is standing naked on the slave block, while Marcus fondles her breasts, checking out the merchandise. But because he is The Hero, Rhyddes gets all tingly inside? Nope. I didn't believe it. Not in that situation.
Marcus has had extensive gladiator training and loves participating in the arena bouts, even though it is scandalous for a nobleman to do so. His father forces him to retire from the ring and become engaged to the daughter of a powerful Roman senator. While he can no longer battle in the arena, Marcus still goes to the gladiator school to spar and there he becomes obsessed with Rhyddes who, after her first win was allowed to choose her own gladiator name: Libertas, meaning Liberty.
Here's my second (and biggest) gripe about the book: Rhyddes and Marcus look at each other at gladiator practice and at arena contests. They have almost no interaction with each other. Under those circumstances, I can understand a healthy, mutual lust developing though nothing deeper. But Marcus is desperate to get Rhyddes into bed and frets far too much over what she thinks of him. Rhyddes is interested in bedding Marcus as well, but frets far too much over his engagement while she refuses to lie with a Roman who subjugated her people and made her a slave. She goes on and on about the "war between her head and her heart" - what war? She doesn't know him well enough for her heart to be engaged.
Marcus and Rhyddes spend much time apart while in Britannia and they become even more separated as all repair to Rome, where political intrigue and machinations to unseat Emperor Marcus Aurelius abound in tedious detail. I never believed that either of them could fall in love on such superficial contact or that it could be sustained during their long separations.
The information on the every day lives of Roman slaves and gladiators was interesting, and is a world I'd never have explored without having read this book, but as a romance novel, Liberty failed for me.
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Major setback for The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA)
In a major setback, The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) bid has been rejected by the South Korean government to supply fighter jets to the country. The government bowed down to public pressure and rejected Boeing's bid, which was said to be the only under-budget bid for supplying BA's F-15 Silent Eagle to South Korea.
It is reported that about 15 former South Korean air force chiefs, earlier this month, agreed to a petition to oppose BA's F-15 Silent Eagle, citing concerns over the capabilities of the planes.
With the rejection of Boeing Company (NYSE:BA), the South Korean government said it would restart the $7.7 billion tender process to get about 60 advanced fighter jets.
The multi-billion tender offer now brings Lockheed Martin Corporation's (NYSE:LMT) F-35A planes to the forefront, which was otherwise considered too expensive earlier.
However, after the current development, South Korean government said it will restart the entire project from scratch that would also include re-assessment of the budget. And, the whole process is expected to take approximately one year, but the country, at the same time, promises to expedite the project.
The project review would also see defence ministry officials, air force, and agency working together on re-assessment of the tender and may consider several alternatives, including changing the number of planes, according to reports.
On the rejection, Boeing stated it was deeply disappointed by the decision of South Korea's government, saying the company followed South Korea's Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) instructions throughout the process. Boeing was confident of winning the tender, which was supposed to be announced on Tuesday, but the South Korean government decided to announce the opposite.


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Columbus Short, formerly of the television series "Scandal," just can't seem to keep the real life scandal to a minimum. He was let go from the hit series due to issues in his personal life and apparently that wasn't enough to calm him down and set Short straight. On Wednesday, TMZ reports that Columbus Short allegedly violated a restraining order and trashed the family home while his estranged wife and daughter were away for Easter.
Tanee McCall claims that while she was away for the holiday, Short came in and made a huge mess. According to the report, while Short was in the home he literally ripped a door from the hinges. He also allegedly stripped Tanee's sheets off the bed and left all the lights on when he left.
This news comes after other reports that Tanee McCall had a restraining order put in place due to death threats she says he made against her while holding a knife to her throat. She also says he is fighting the restraining order and claims he can come and go from the home since his name is still on the lease. Apparently he doesn't know that a restraining order will override a lease every day of the week.
Despite the domestic violence charges, the loss of his role on "Scandal" and a restraining order, Columbus Short just doesn't seem to get it. When asked in a recent NewsOne interview about the domestic violence accusations he responded, "I don't mean to laugh but it read outlandish and it sounds even more outlandish coming out of your mouth." Yes Columbus, it does sound outlandish. That doesn't make it okay to keep on showing up though.
The actor has been served divorce papers previously and Tanee McCall has filed yet another complained after the trashing of her home. It's unclear just how much further this will go before Short calms down or if he is going to land himself in jail with a much longer sentence.
What do you think of the "Scandal" star's real-life drama? Do you think Columbus Short did actually trash the home or is this "outlandish" as he says? Let us know what you think in the comments below.


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A Study of the Relationships among Relational Maintenance Strategy Usage, Communicator Style and Romantic Relational Satisfaction
Date: August 1996
Creator: Hardin, Charla (Charla LeeAnn)
Description: This thesis examined student-participants' self-reported use of romantic relational maintenance strategies and their partners' reports of relational satisfaction. Additionally, individuals outside the romantic relationship reported on student-participants' general communicator style. The research proposed that general style reports would be predictive of relational maintenance strategy usage and of romantic partners' relational satisfaction. The study found that general style behaviors may not be indicative of relational maintenance strategy usage or romantic partners' relational satisfaction. Tests of sex differences revealed that females' expression of various relational maintenance strategies and style behaviors are associated with male partners' relational satisfaction; however, no results were obtained indicating specific behaviors expressed by males result in female partners' relational satisfaction.
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A Dialectical Approach to Studying Long-Distance Maintenance Strategies
Date: August 1997
Creator: Maguire, Katheryn C. (Katheryn Coveley)
Description: Using both qualitative and quantitative methodology, this thesis investigates the tactics used by long-distance relational partners, the differences in use of the tactics between long-distance and proximal partners, the relationship among the maintenance tactics, and the relationship of the tactics to relational satisfaction. Seven relational maintenance strategies were identified from the investigation: affirmation, expression, high tech mediated communication, low tech mediated communication, future thought, negative disclosure, and together-time. Significant differences in the use of maintenance tactics between long-distance and proximal partners were discovered and several tactics were found to correlate with relational satisfaction for both relationship types. It is concluded that relational maintenance should be viewed from a multi-dimensional perspective that recognizes the impact relational dialectics have on relationships.
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"Where Do We Go From Here?" Teaching a Generation of Nclb Students in College Classrooms
Date: May 2013
Creator: Lovoll, Andrea K.
Description: Since the passing of No Child Left Behind Act in 2001, the United States' secondary education system has undergone significant changes. In this study, I discuss the ways in which the law has encouraged the normalization of standardized testing and aim to answer two primary research questions. RQ1: What do college students and their instructors identify as the key challenges that arise as students educated under NCLB begin college coursework, and how does each group address these challenges? RQ2: What strategies do the actors and spect-actors in a Forum Theatre production arrive at for addressing the challenges faced by college instructors and their students who have completed their secondary education under No Child Left Behind? To answer the initial research question, I conducted focus group interviews with instructors and students at the University of North Texas to understand the challenges each faces in the classroom. To answer the second research question, I compiled narratives from the focus group interviews along with other materials into a performance script that concluded with scenarios based in Augusto Boal's Forum Theatre techniques. In live performance events audience members rehearsed strategies for addressing the challenges that instructors and students face in classrooms through performance. Following ...
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Connecting the Circuit: Analyzing Jurors' Cognitive Gaps and Damage Awards in Patent Infringement Trials
Date: May 2013
Creator: Drescher, L. Hailey
Description: Patent litigation is notorious for the technicality of evidence and the rhetoric of experts. Citizens selected to serve on the jury have no specialized training and have rarely been exposed to the technology or the patent process. This study provides insight into the field of jury decision-making in complex patent cases by analyzing the cognitive gaps and the tactics used by jurors to minimize them. Additionally, the study examines the justifications for the damage awards jurors provide. This analysis focused on jurors engaged in mock trial patent deliberations. The story model and sensemaking theory serve as the theoretical framework of this research and provide a structure for support and a lens for analysis. The results indicate that jurors rely on three distinct and dichotomous topologies when navigating cognitive gaps. Searching for answers either individually or as a group, relying on lists or stories, and turning to facts or emotions, jurors navigate through their uncertainty. Through the line-by-line analysis of mock jury transcriptions, three continuums regarding damage justifications emerged. Jury members found themselves navigating uncertainty versus certainty, rationality versus irrationality, and facts versus emotions. The theoretical implications broaden the story model to include cognitive gaps in all phases and increase the ...
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A study of cultural variability and relational maintenance behaviors for international and domestic proximal and long distance interpersonal relationships.
Date: August 2002
Creator: Kidenda, Thomas J.
Description: This thesis examined 228 college students' reported use of relational maintenance behaviors and strategies and their reported perception of the degree of relational satisfaction and solidarity with the relational partners they chose to identify. The study gathered extensive data with the intention of primarily investigating the validity and reliability of measurement of relational maintenance behaviors across cultures with some attention to correlations between relationship maintenance behaviors, relationship satisfaction, and interpersonal solidarity. The study focused on refining previous measures of relationship maintenance behaviors in order to develop a comprehensive global measure. The study found that a linear combination of factors or relationship maintenance behaviors are related to relational satisfaction and interpersonal solidarity.
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The Emergence of Organization Through Communication
Date: August 2002
Creator: Hope, Michael
Description: Taylor, Cooren, Giroux, and Robichaud (1996) theorize that an organization is created entirely through the interpretations of its members and it evolves as those conversations change. Demonstrating the Taylor et al. theory, the current study focuses on the outcomes of management vision and strategic planning sessions in a division of a large Southwestern University. It explores the ways organization emerges through the discourse of the managers, how text is amplified to support the organization as a whole, the ways organization continues to emerge in communication, and in what ways the emergent view of organization exists throughout the division. The results of the study support the Taylor et al. theory. Management participants created an expanded view of the organization through discourse and then linked it to the university as a whole. Evidence was found supporting continued reformulation but it was limited to the management participants and did not include hourly employees.
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The Rhetoric of Technological Flaws: Intel's Pentium Processor
Date: May 1996
Creator: Burns, Judith Poitras
Description: This study analyzes the apologies presented by Intel Corporation as a response to the Pentium™ microprocessor controversy. Dr. Andrew Grove's November 27,1994, Internet posting to the comp.sys.intel usegroup and Intel's December 20,1994, press release are analyzed using the methods of genre criticism. Further, a situational analysis is presented of the exigence and the audience. The exigence is represented by the relationship of society to technology while the audience is Internet users. This analysis attempts to demonstrate how situational factors constrain discourse related to technological flaws.
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State-Receiver Apprehension and Uncertainty in Continuing Initial Interactions
Date: August 1995
Creator: Schumacher, Bradley K. (Bradley Kent)
Description: This study examined state-receiver apprehension and uncertainty as they relate to each other and to information seeking and confirmation of relational predictions in initial interactions.
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This Isn't About Me: Communication Privacy Management Theory and Public Confession
Date: May 2013
Creator: Brittain, Kära Ann Caskey
Description: Individuals at the DFW Church publicly confess intensely personal information, such as drug and alcohol addiction, spousal and child abuse, stripping, and sexual abuse. Using communication privacy management theory (CPM), I examined the way individuals at the DFW Church manage their private information, how they make disclosure decisions, and how they manage boundaries around their private information. I interviewed 13 individuals who participated in public confession, and coded their responses to identify the common themes and tactics for making disclosure decisions. Through this process, I pioneer the application of CPM to examine public disclosure events, rather than dyadic or small group disclosures. I also expand our current understanding of motivations for disclosure; rather than focusing on selfish or therapeutic motivations, participants want to encourage others through their disclosure. In terms of boundary management, individuals at the DFW Church believe that God owns part, or all, of their information; thus, disclosing their pasts is "not about them." Participants construct a new identity through their testimony narrative, effectively putting the old person in the past and presenting a new, Christian identity to the church body for group approval. In this context, confessing a negative behavior becomes a way to build a positive ...
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Diversity Revealed: Photovoice Methodology as a Means for Understanding How Teens Construct Diversity
Date: May 2011
Creator: Rodriguez, Stuti Mehta
Description: Through the partnership of standpoint theory and photovoice method, the present study looked at how teenagers, attending a multicultural education camp, define diversity, as well as what the participants considered to be the benefits and limitations of diversity. Standpoint theory gives the theoretical perspective to understand the marginalized voice of teenagers, while photovoice provides the tools to better capture and understand their marginalized voice. This study was situated in a professionally-developed camp, Camp CommUNITY, that emphasizes multicultural awareness amongst teens. Nine participants and 46 pictures were analyzed. Resulting from open coding, 11 categories and 6 themes were identified. Each theme and definitions of diversity are approached with a dialectical perspective, yielding to the model of dialectical dimensions of diversity. To answer Research Question 2, participants identified both benefits and limitations for photovoice method. Additional theoretical, practical, and methodological implications, limitations, and directions for future research are addressed.
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OMR Marks Again
By Tim Dexter-Oracle on Aug 17, 2008
I wrote about OMR marks back in April - I made a passing comment about using MSWord shapes to put the 'slugs' onto the document. I thought I had written about that method previously - I hadn't!
Klaus put together an RTF a while back to demo this - I nagged him for it to support this post. He recreated it for us. The basics are to add a line shape to the RTF template where you need the marks.
Its a simple case of adding the line shapes to the document - positioning them might get a little tricky but remember you can change the units used in the document to something finer than Inches or Centimeters such as Points or Picas. Tools > Options > General > Measurement Units.
If you need to have the marks on every page, the key is to put the template into Header/Footer mode - View > Header/Footer. You can then add the 'slugs' where ever you need them on the document.
I have not tried it but if you need more dynamic placement of the slugs you could use the shape manipulation functionality we provide in the template. Check the user documentation or for a quick overview the shapes demo created by Jen in the Demo Catalog.
I have loaded Klaus' sample file here.


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The Lady Redskins finished 5th place in a field of twelve teams at the Garden City Invitational Varsity Girls Tennis Tournament on Saturday. Participating teams included Garden City One, Garden City Two, Cimarron, Meade, Hays, Colby, Great Bend, Dodge City, Ulysses, Scott City, and Pratt. Colby took 1st place team honors with 45 points, Dodge City finished 2nd place with 42 points, Great Bend finished 3rd place with 37 points, Garden City finished 4th place with 27 points, and Liberal finished with 26 points for 5th place.
Individual results:
#1 Singles—Susan Nguyen went 2-1 finishing 2nd Place. After receiving a #2 seed and a first round bye, Nguyen won her first match against Great Bend's Meagan Collins 8-2. She defeated Dodge City's Hannah Thomas 8-3. Battling illness and a broken racquet string, Nguyen lost to Colby's Caitlin Wark 2-8 to finish 2nd Place.
#2 Singles—Valerie Rito went 2-3 on the day finishing 6th Place. She lost her first match to Great Bend's Sofia McVey 6-8, defeated Meade's Ashton Ross 8-2, defeated Cimarron's Eva Giebler 8-1, lost to Hays' Hannah Pfannenstiel 5-8, then lost to Garden City's Aimee Brandt 3-8 to finish 6th Place.
#1 Doubles—Caitlin Workman/Kathy Nguyen went 2-3 on the day finishing 8th Place. They defeated Pratt's Clarkson/Riney 8-7 (7-5 tie breaker), lost to Dodge City's Newton/Schubert 1-8, defeated Garden City's Corbet/Nguyen 8-3, lost to Hays' Lunsford/McRae 5-8, then lost to Cimmaron's Claro/Garcia 6-8 to finish 8th place.
#2 Doubles—Shelby Hay/Kassandra Rosales went 2-3 finishing 10th Place. They defeated Meade's Harder/Piteo 8-3, lost to Great Bend's Stoss/Comte 0-8, lost to Cimmaron's Schartz/Marshall 5-8, defeated Garden City's Carasco/Hernandez 8-4, then lost to Pratt's Hart/Taylor 7-8 (7-4 tie breaker) to finish 10th Place.
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For a show-stopping spring or summer dessert, serve this colorful, refreshing "cake." This recipe takes a little time to prepare, but it's a beautiful and delicious creation. Family members often request it for their birthdays. —Paula Wipf, Arlington, Virginia
- 3 cups each raspberry, orange and lime sherbet
- 3 quarts vanilla ice cream, softened, divided
- 2 cups chopped pecans, divided
- 2 cups miniature semisweet chocolate chips, divided
- 3 cups heavy whipping cream, whipped
- 1 pint fresh raspberries
- Raspberries and orange and lime slices, optional
- Using a 1/4-cup ice cream scoop, shape sherbet into balls. Place on a waxed paper-lined baking sheet. Freeze for 1 hour or until firm.
- In a large bowl, combine 1 qt. vanilla ice cream, 1 cup pecans and 1 cup chocolate chips. Spread into a 10-in. tube pan.
- Alternately arrange 12 sherbet balls, four of each color, against the center tube and outer edge of pan. Freeze for 30 minutes.
- Spread with 1 qt. ice cream; freeze for 30 minutes. Top with remaining sherbet balls. Combine remaining ice cream, pecans and chips; spread over sherbet balls. Cover and freeze overnight.
- Run a knife around edge of pan; dip pan in lukewarm water until loosened. Invert cake onto a serving plate. Frost with whipped cream. Return to freezer. Remove from the freezer 10 minutes before serving. Garnish with raspberries and orange and lime slices if desired. Yield: 14-16 servings.
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"Carolinerbain... see #5 above, 2nd sentence...Frost with whipped cream!"
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"You don't say about covering it with Whipped Cream but assume you do! I rated it so I could put in this comment."
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"I have made this using lemon, lime and orange sherbet and leave out the pecans!!!"
Reviewed Apr. 24, 2014
"Beautiful end result. No where worth the time to make. In essence, it's a piece of ice cream! That's a lot of work for look without substance. Glad I tried it but won't be making it again"
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"I wonder how it will taste if I replace the lime, orange and raspberry sherbet to Schwan's Passion Fruit sherbet."


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The Madera County Superior Court has imposed a lengthy sentence on Johnathan Warren for his assault causing the death of Paul Carranza, according to Michael R. Keitz, District Attorney for Madera County.
On a July evening last year, Carranza, 57, of Madera was at Courthouse Park with friends when a fight broke out between Warren, 41, and Theodore Hernandez, 40, all of whom are from Madera. Following the fight, Carranza went to BJs Liquor at 4th Street and Gateway Drive in Madera. On the way, he was observed by Warren who followed him to the store. When Carranza got out of his vehicle, Warren stepped up to him, and punched him in the face. Carranza fell backwards, striking his head on the ground, which rendered him unconscious. Carranza later died of his head injuries at Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno.
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Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Fruit & Nut Trees
Pruning Fruit Trees (page 3 of 3)
by Lee Reich
Shorten and Remove Some Stems
Each year, shorten some stems and remove others completely. Shorten stems where you want increased branching. Remove stems completely where you do not want regrowth, such as where stems are overcrowded. Complete removal is also the way to deal with watersprouts. These vigorous, upright stems shade lower stems and are not very fruitful, so cut them right to their bases as soon as you notice them.
Use a combination of pruning cuts to shorten some stems and eliminate others as appropriate. Even those small, fruiting spurs on apple and pear trees eventually need pruning for rejuvenation and to eliminate overcrowding. The kind of tree dictates the overall amount of pruning needed. The younger the stems on which fruits are borne, the more severe the annual pruning required.
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Few things can beat the freedom of spending an afternoon hiking through the Californian wilderness. It's a wonderful escape from the noise of the world. One of the quickest ways to spoil that fun is an accidental contact with a patch of Poison Oak. Simply brushing against these plants can leave a hiker with two or three weeks of relentless itching, scratching, and tremendous frustration. These plants are found practically everywhere on the west coast.
"They are weeds that grow along roads, trails, and streams. They can grow as climbing or trailing vines and shrubs." Dr. Andrew D. Breithaupt is a resident dermatologist at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles. These plants are "encountered all along California, Oregon, Washington and Nevada."
Dr. Breithaupt is comfortable outdoors, having hiked in many areas of the United States. He's traveled through trails and forests around Virginia, Half-Dome at Yosemite National Park, and the coastal regions near Santa Barbara, California.
The best defense against an accidental contact is to remember the shape and color of the leaves of these oily plants. If a hiker knows what to look for, they will be able to steer clear and enjoy the trail.
"The old saying 'leaves of three; let them be.' refers to each leaf having three leaflets and is an easy way remember how to identify the plants." Dr. Breithaupt points out "Poison ivy and oak have three leaflets per leaf (occasionally five) while poison sumac, another important member of the genus, has between 7 and 13 (leaves). The leaves of poison ivy are oval-shaped with a pointed tip. Poison oak leaves on the west coast are also oval shaped but have rounded ends and scalloped borders. The poison oak that grows on the east coast have a bit more variable shape that can mimic white oak leaves. Young leaves are actually red in color before becoming green." Dr. Breithaupt told Examiner.com that "Poison Ivy isn't found in California but is very common all along the east coast and mid-west, basically anywhere east of the Rockies."
When touched, these plants transfer an irritant offensive to human skin. That passive defense is "an oil called urushiol. It is this oil that is responsible for the dermatitis or rash associated with exposure."
Dr. Breithaupt continued, telling us "depending on the time of year the oil is either within the leaves or released spontaneously, so it can require different levels of contact, from simply brushing up against the leaf to more direct contact, to get exposed to the oil. The oil can also spread from contaminated clothing and pets. Burning the plant can even spread the oil in smoke and cause a very severe allergic reaction. It's important to note, that the fluid within blisters of the rash is produced by your body and does not spread the oil."
The insidious problem begins when the victim touches the unknowingly contaminated patch of skin, and then transfers the oil to a separate, clean area of the body, thus tainting the new patches of skin. Fortunately, for most hikers "the allergic reaction is a delayed-type, so the rash generally does not begin to appear for at least 24 hours after exposure. Sometimes it can take weeks to appear if it is the first exposure to the plant." the doctor told us.
This gives the hiker an opportunity to eliminate the threat of rash before it becomes a major issue. The hiker has time to clean themselves, their hiking gear, clothes, boots and boot laces before the rash appears.
So how do you know if you have come in contact with the plant if it takes hours, days or weeks for the rash to appear? Well, basically, you won't know until the appearance of the rash. By then, it's too late to react. A hiker has to be motivated enough to thoroughly clean themselves after they have made it home from their hike, just in case of exposure.
The best thing to do is be proactive in your hiking activities:
After every hike, wash your jackets, clothes, boots, and then take a shower. Using hot water and soap is a good defense to eliminate the oils before the rash appears. Remember, this is an effective manner to clean yourself of the oils only before a rash appears.
Be sure to clean any tools, gear, or hiking poles when you get home. The oils can reside on the surface of these objects for weeks. That means that if someone reaches into their closet one month after a hike, they can still become contaminated by oils sitting on a jacket or pair of boots.
Be aware of which plants you came in contact with while you are on the path. If you had contact with poison oak, ivy or sumac, keep a mental note of where you touched that plant. Was it with your hand, your boot, your pant leg? Remember, once you have touched one of these plants, the oils are spread by simple contact. Touching a contaminated pant-leg will probably spread the oil to your hand.
Use a hiking stick to move the brush away from you, instead of using your hands or legs.
Dr. Breithaupt told us "There is no bacteria, virus, or fungus responsible for the rash. The whole thing comes back to the urushiol oil. The medical name for the rash is 'urushiol-induced contact dermatitis'. What this means is the oil, urushiol, is deposited on the skin and causes an allergic contact dermatitis. This is when our own immune system mounts a hypersensitivity reaction against the oil and causes the rash."
The doctor reminded us that "any time you start to feel ill, have trouble breathing, or display any symptoms beyond any itchy rash, you should see a doctor. Also, if you are unfamiliar with the exposure and rash, and aren't certain that it was poison ivy or oak that caused the rash, you should see a dermatologist for evaluation."
Unfortunately for most of us, when we come in contact with these plants, we often get rashes and want to scratch. We asked Doctor Breithaupt 'what is the best thing to do if we think that we have been exposed to to Poison Oak?' He told us "wash off immediately after exposure and don't scratch the rash. Don't concentrate on just hands, wash your entire body with soap and water, as well as clothing and any pets along on the hike." The doctor emphasized that even after you get home from your hike, you still have a bit of work you should do before you can rest.


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