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Researchers apply a 3-D printing technique to structure populations of bacteria in a three-dimensional environment.
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A new tick-borne disease has emerged in the US Midwest—and the culprit is not a bacterium.
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|Do Gift Cards or Gift Certificates Expire?
Last updated: June 2016
The following question was submitted to John Roska, an attorney/writer whose weekly newspaper column, "Q&A: The Law," runs in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Illinois Edition) and the Champaign News Gazette. This article was published on November 23, 2011.
When can gift cards or certificates expire? I want to avoid any surprises on the cards I give.
A combination of both state and federal law now regulates gift cards and certificates. In Illinois, the combined effect is basically that gift cards and certificates should never expire, and never have fees.
The first law to regulate gift cards was the Illinois Unclaimed Property Act. Since 2005, that law has required that any unused portion of any gift card must be treated as unclaimed property, and turned over to the state, unless the card never expires and never charges fees. To avoid having to mess with the Unclaimed Property Act, many issuers of gift cards in Illinois avoid expiration dates and fees.
The second law to regulate gift cards was a 2008 addition to the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act that prohibits expiration dates and fees. But, it only applies to store cards, including stored value cards (e.g., Starbucks Cards). It does not apply to gift cards that can be used at multiple places, like those issued by credit card companies or a mall. In 2010, gift cards became regulated by federal law. The rules enforcing the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act apply to both store gift cards, and cards issued by credit card companies. The "CARD Act" rules require gift cards to last at least 5 years before you lose your money. (Careful--a card can expire, so it won't buy stuff anymore, before you lose your right to a refund.)
The federal law allows fees, if they're clearly disclosed. Inactivity fees are OK only after at least one year of inactivity. Then, only one fee per month. But, in Illinois those fees would only be OK on gift cards issued by credit card companies, or by multiple merchants. Store gift cards shouldn't expire, or charge fees, since that's prohibited by our Consumer Fraud Act.
The main exception to all these laws are promotional, loyalty, or reward cards. Those can expire, and charge fees, because they're not marketed as gifts that consumers buy to give to others. The Consumer Fraud Act does not cover gift certificates for a "food product." Attorney General Madigan can prosecute violations of the Illinois laws, and the FTC enforces the federal law. Complaints about violations should be made to both. Although most Illinois gift cards should not expire, be careful that the store itself does not expire (e.g., Borders, Circuit City). Gift cardholders can be out of luck when the issuer goes out of business, or closes a nearby store.
Also be careful about possible gift card scams. Cards from auction sites are especially risky, since they can be totally bogus, or less than you expected. And scammers can apparently get information from publicly displayed cards, wait for the card to be activated, and then hijack its value. Therefore, some advise buying only cards that are kept behind the counter. Gift cards are now America's favorite holiday gift. In 2007, about $8 billion of all gift cards went unspent. In Illinois, stores can't just pocket that unused value anymore.
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The U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2010 approved the drug denosumab (Prolia), which is the first biologically derived agent to treat bone loss caused by osteoporosis.
Regulators say the drug, which is injected under the skin every six months in a doctor's office, is appropriate for postmenopausal women who are at high risk for fractures – a group that includes those who have broken a bone in the past because of osteoporosis, those who have multiple risk factors and those who can't tolerate other kinds of osteoporosis medications.
Like some other medications for osteoporosis, denosumab (Prolia) works by preventing the breakdown of bone by cells called osteoclasts.
But unlike bisphosphonates, including alendronate (Fosamax), ibandronate (Boniva), risedronate (Actonel) and zolendronic acid (Reclast), which hasten cell death after they are ingested, denosumab (Prolia) is a monoclonal antibody that straitjackets a protein called RANKL that is important for the the production, function and survival of osteoclasts.
It is unclear whether denosumab (Prolia) works better than older medications for bone loss, however, because few head-to-head comparisons have been done.
A 2009 study of 7,868 women with osteoporosis who were followed for three years, denosumab (Prolia) reduced the risk of fractures at the spine and hip by 68 and 40 percent, respectively, compared to a placebo injection. The drug also reduced the risk of other kinds of fractures by 20 percent compared to a placebo. The study was published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Experts say those results seem to be in line with the effects of zolendronic acid (Reclast) or even teriparatide (Forteo) a hormone taken by daily injection that spurs the formation of new bone.
And in two trials, both recently published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, that pitted denosumab (Prolia) against alendronate (Fosamax) in postmenopausal women for a year, found that denosumab (Prolia) reduced markers of bone turnover and slowed bone loss better than alendronate (Fosamax), suggesting that it may work better than bisphosphonate pills.


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This Week - The Bruins will begin the regular season with a matchup against the Navy Midshipmen (10-8-0 in 1997) on Tue., Sept. 1. Head coach Carin Gabarra's Midshipmen will face off against her former Ajax club team coach Todd Saldana and his Bruins at 5 pm at El Camino College in the first game of a doubleheader with the UCLA Men's Soccer team. The Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Mustangs (15-6-0 in 1997) will match up against the Bruins on Friday, September 4 at El Camino College at 7:30 pm. The Mustangs lead the series record 2-0. The Bruins will round out their opening week with a game against San Diego State (7-8-3 in 1997) on Sunday Sept. 6 on the North Athletic Field at 3 pm. UCLA holds a 4-0-1 series record against the Aztecs.
Next Week - The Bruins will travel north to play in the USF Tournament in San Francisco. UCLA will play Loyola College of Baltimore at 5 pm on Sept. 12. UNC, Charlotte and UCLA will go head-to-head on Sunday Sept. 13 at 4 pm. This will be the first time UCLA will play both teams.
Pre-Season Polls - The Bruins are tied for 15th in the NSCAA/Umbro pre-season poll. This is the first time UCLA has made it in the NSCAA/Umbro pre-season poll. The Bruins will face No. 8 Nebraska and No. 24 Stanford this season.
1998 Outlook - The 1998 Bruins, under the tutelage of new head coach Todd Saldana, are entering a new era in Westwood. After recording an impressive 19-3- 0 record and a perfect 9-0 record in the Pac-10, the 1997 squad recorded UCLA's first-ever women's soccer Pac-10 championship and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals.
The 1998 team looks to continue and perhaps surpass the success of the 1997 season. UCLA's goals for the 1998 season are to defend its 1997 Pac- 10 title and advance as far, if not farther, in the NCAA playoffs as last season. The Bruins lose seven extremely talented players yet return and welcome some of the most talented young athletes in the country. Sophomore Venus James, UCLA's second leading scorer in 1997, will look to lead the Bruin offense this season. Joining James will be seniors Larisa Kiremidjian and Liz Willemse. Staci Duncan will lead the talented class of newcomers, which includes Tracey Milburn, Sarah Lazaro and Courteney Cosso.
1997 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year Sommer Hammoud will lead the midfield this season. Juniors Beth Thompson and Bree Edwards combine to give the Bruins a strong defensive presence in the middle. One of Soccer America's Top 25 High School Recruits, freshman Breana Boling will make a big impact for UCLA this season. Senior Louise Lieberman, sophomore Janine Altman, redshirt freshman Megan Quinn and freshmen Lauren Emblem, Vanessa Clark and Sarah Morgan round out the talent at the midfield position.
Junior Skylar Little will lead a much faster defense this season. Sophomore Karissa Hampton and also one of the Top 25 High School Recruits by Soccer America, Krista Boling will join Little in the back. Freshmen Courtney Arrigo and sophomore Chrysta Elliott will likely come off the bench this season. With another year under their belts the UCLA goalkeepers have gained more playoff and playing experience. UCLA's all-time career and individual wins leader, junior Lindsay Culp will lead the Bruin goalkeepers this season. Competing for the position will be sophomore Julie Kapcala and redshirt freshman CiCi Peterson.
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After a shootout in Watertown, Mass., late Thursday night, a day-long manhunt and a tense evening standoff, one Boston Marathon bombing suspect is dead. The second is seriously injured and in police custody.
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It can be argued that it is not the title character that is really in charge when it comes to Shakespeare's famous tragedy, "Macbeth." No, he's just along for the ride, twisting and turning to keep up with the whims of his wife and of the witches that predict his fate. It's this helpless, yet somehow compelled character that makes "Macbeth" the tragedy it is. And as one of Shakespeare's shortest tragedies, it's a favorite of community, amateur and professional theaters throughout the county. "Macbeth" is a play filled with legend, with betrayal, violence and passion and its language is hypnotic, mesmerizing and richly complex. That makes producing this favorite even more difficult, though such risky endeavors are hardly something that The Wit Theatre Company shies away from.
Director J Murray d'Armand has scaled back all of the frills in his intimate production, now playing at Crossroads Theatre. The set, costumes, props and even the lighting is all scaled back, allowing the language of the piece to speak for itself. His approach works well in some aspects, but not as well in others. When you strip a script down to its bones, you must have the talent on stage to back it up and not all of d'Armand's actors are up to the challenge. Thankfully, however, there are some strong performances that rise to the surface. Sean "Silas" Hall takes on the title character, and performs admirably, filled with angst, anger and commitment. Hall would benefit from a little relaxation, he needs to just sit back into the role, and allow the angry world to come to him, instead of pushing to find it himself. Carolyn Demanelis is another stand out as Lady Macbeth, with a powerful presence that such a role demands. Her performance of the classic "out damn spot" monologue was a high point in the show, as she truly shined in the moment.
Two other standouts are Zach Brown and Natasha Gleichmann as Macduff and Lady Macduff. Both are strongly committed to their respective roles, and each bring a genuine performance to the stage. Perhaps the biggest payoff of the night, however, is the fight scene between Macduff and Macbeth. The small stage seems to get even smaller as the two battle it out in a very well choreographed fight. Both Brown and Hall excel here, leaving a strong impression by the end of the play.
The rest of the cast is uneven, with both strong and weak moments. When dialogue is as complex as this is, it is even more crucial that the cast has a firm understanding of what is being said. Sadly, it did not seem that this was the case with a lot of the supporting cast, with poetic moments passing so swiftly that they never have much of a chance to appear.
The design is also uneven in this production. Nothing is credited, so it is difficult to compliment the designers that did submit strong work. However, the set design is one of the stronger points. The simplistic uses of tree stumps that allow the witches to watch as their predictions unfurl is smart and effective. The projection work creates a strong visual impact, though it would have been nice to see some variation in the scenes being set. Unfortunately, the lighting is difficult, with many dark spots that obstruct actor's faces and prevent the audience from seeing important moments.
I must also credit whoever created the sound design for this production (again, it is not listed in the program), as it was a smart decision to use all original local music to punctuate important moments. The use of modern music helps to bring the energy and life into a show that is more than 400 years old. Lastly, it was disappointing to not see any reference to blood in the production, especially for a show that is so well known for being one of the bloodiest scripts ever written.
The Wit Theatre Company has some exciting productions coming up, and it is admirable of them to take on such difficult work. With shows like "The Last Five Years" and "Gypsy" coming up, it is clear that this brave little company is not afraid of a challenge. They are presenting exciting and important works for audiences in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, and this provides a valuable artistic outlet for many. Difficulties of the production aside, the company deserves applause for taking this risk and for bringing such significant works to the stage.
The Wit Theatre Company Presents:
William Shakespeare's Macbeth
Through March 7, 2014
At 7:00 PM
At The Crossroads Theatre
2590 Washington Street
Denver, CO 80205
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EVANSTON, Ill. – After enduring a four-hour delay due to severe weather conditions and moving the match to Northwestern's Lakeside Field, the UIC men's soccer team was unable to hold off No. 2 Milwaukee on Sunday, as it suffered a 2-0 loss in the Horizon League Championship Final. The Flames will now wait for their chance to receive an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament during the NCAA Selection Show tomorrow at 11 a.m. CT.


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Kansas Congressional candidate fined for campaign finance violation
A Kansas Congressional candidate has been fined for campaign finance violation.
The Kansas Ethics Commission said Wyandotte County Democrat Kelly Kultala transferred money from her state Senate fund to her Congressional campaign.
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Free Webinar: Advances in the Characterization of Graphene and Graphene Based Materials using Raman Spectroscopy
Join us for our free webinar on the analysis of graphene and graphene based devices with Raman specrroscopy. In all stages of application development there is a requirement for materials characterization and analysis; from the initial research stages, through to testing of the finished devices.
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If you are getting married, then the county of Wiltshire, with its ancient stone circles, expansive views of the countryside and white chalk horses carved into unspoilt hillsides all help to create a unique and romantic setting for your wedding. Marriages are non-religious and are conducted by the local registration officer. They can take place in a registration office or an approved venue licensed by Wiltshire Council.
In Wiltshire we have four registration offices and many other stunning venues, so no matter what kind of wedding you are looking for; we can provide you with a location that is perfect for your needs. Our trained and dedicated team is here to offer advice and do our utmost to make sure that your wedding day is special in every way.
In Wiltshire we offer a provisional booking service so that you can reserve the date and time of your marriage. This will allow you time to make all the necessary arrangements for your wedding, including your reception. When you make your booking you will be given a date by which each of you must have completed the legal preliminaries for marriage, called giving notice, which will confirm the booking.
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Time of marriage
From the 1st October 2012 the law has changed to allow local authorities to remove the time restrictions for marriage.
Wiltshire Council has taken this opportunity to give couples greater choice. If you wish to marry in an approved venue in Wiltshire after 1st October 2012 then you are no longer legally limited to the time when the ceremony can take place. Please contact us to discuss the options available to you.
Legal preliminaries for marriage – giving notice of marriage
Before you can marry, each of you must give notice of your intention to marry, in person, in the registration district in which you live.
Each notice is valid for 12 months from the date it is given. The date and time of the ceremony may be varied within that year. However, a change to the place of marriage will mean that two fresh notices must be given.
All Wiltshire registration offices operate an appointment system for taking notices of marriage. Please telephone 0300 003 4570 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com to book an appointment and receive confirmation of the documents you will need to bring with you and the fees payable. At busy times your call may be transferred to a customer service officer. Please leave a message and a contact number and we will get back to you as quickly as possible.
You will need to produce proof of your identity and address. Passports and birth certificates are ideal for proving identity but if you do not have a current valid passport we will advise you as to what other forms of identity may be acceptable.
If you have been married before and divorced you will need to show a decree absolute of divorce bearing the court's original stamp. If your husband or wife died we will need to see a certified copy of their death certificate.
If you have changed your name by deed poll, change of name deed or by statutory declaration the documents will need to be shown.
If either of you is under 18 we will need proof that your parents or guardian consent to the marriage. If your parents are divorced we will also need to see the Court Order that gives custody to one or other parent.
If you are not able to provide any of the above documents the registration officer will explain what other documents may be acceptable.
You must both have had your usual place of residence in England or Wales for the seven days immediately before giving notice. The notices must be given to the Superintendent Registrar of the district in which you have resided for seven days, regardless of where the marriage is to take place. It does not matter if you move to a different address after the notice is given.
Each of you must give notice in person. The notice is a legal statement signed by you. The person you are marrying, a relative or friend cannot give the notice on your behalf.
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College Hockey:From Play-In Game to Champions: Bulldogs Shut Out Pioneers
Sharp Gets Hat Trick, Stalock Shutout And MVP
ST. PAUL, Minn. — It finally happened.
The University of Denver finally lost a game at the Xcel Energy Center.
More importantly, the winner of the play-in game, in this case the University of Minnesota Duluth, finally won the WCHA Final Five.
Using the same formula of defensive success that carried them to the championship game, the Bulldogs shut out the Pioneers, 4-0, to win their first-ever Final Five championship and first league title since 1985.
"I think we willed our win," said UMD forward MacGregor Sharp, who scored a hat trick in the game. "Nothing was going to stop us. Right from the start in the locker room today, guys were tired maybe, but there's too much at stake and guys are too motivated for that to come into effect at all."
"Our kids played great," said head coach Scott Sandelin. "I think we played better each game."
The motivation showed as Duluth got on the board first a little over 10 minutes into the first period. That came just as they did all tournament, with a power-play tally. Justin Fontaine and Sharp broke into the Denver zone on a give-and-go with Sharp sliding the puck five-hole past Pioneer netminder Marc Cheverie (25 saves).
Perhaps the Pioneers' best chance all night came with 3:27 remaining in the first. The Pioneers got a shot on net that was sliding toward the net before tournament MVP and Duluth goaltender Alex Stalock dove on top of it.
"We were obviously hoping to get that first one to see how they would react with us closing the gap, but obviously we couldn't," said DU head coach George Gwozdecky. "Stalock was great and they broke up a lot of our attacks."
However, it wasn't to be as the Pioneers were unable to get anything past Stalock (20 saves) and the Bulldogs kept up the pressure.
"Even when we were putting forth our best foot, they weathered the storm," said Pioneer forward Rhett Rakhshani. "It's pretty impressive to see them play that hard and that physical the third night of three games in three nights."
"I'm seeing the puck pretty good," said Stalock. "The bigger part of the picture is that my d-men are letting me see the puck, forwards are getting back and our defensive zone's been unreal these last five games."
Sharp potted his second of the night 9:13 into the second period on another give-and-go play, this time with Mike Connolly giving it to Sharp on the back door, from where he tapped it in behind Cheverie.
"I thought the second goal really was the deflator for us and a great inflator for Duluth," said Gwozdecky. "[It was] a play that I thought we had shut down and then a great pass at the back door that I thought we should have had covered and we didn't. To me, that was the real turning point in the game."
Then, about three minutes later, Jack Connolly sliced a power-play shot short-side past Cheverie to put UMD up 3-0.
"I just looked like I was going up to the point and I saw that the seas kinda just parted for me and [I] just took it to the net," said Connolly. "I was originally going to go to my backhand — then I saw there was a d-man out in front of the crease, so I just tried to throw it on net. I got lucky [and] caught it chicken-wing there."
In order to try to put something, anything past Stalock, Gwozdecky pulled Cheverie with three minutes to play, but Sharp sealed the victory with an empty-net goal for his second hat trick of the season.
"I thought we had good composure," said Sandelin. "I'm more impressed with how we played in the third period. Our last two — again, Thursday night wasn't a very good third period. We started last night not very good and to hold [Denver] to one shot, I think maybe we learned after two games."
Both teams will next play next weekend in the national tournament and will learn their locations and opponents Sunday morning during the NCAA selection show.
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As child, I loved taking things apart and building things. Growing up in a new housing development, my friends in the neighborhood and I built roads, bridges, and whole cities in the dirt before our neighborhood was landscaped. Construction and deconstruction continue to fascinate me, and recently while crossing back into the City over the Oakland Bay Bridge, I took some shots of the deconstruction process of the old eastern bridge. Most locals call the bridge the Bay Bridge.
The idea of building a bridge across the San Francisco Bay from Oakland to San Francisco, was first considered during the Gold Rush era, however it was not until 1933 that construction on the bridge started. Designed by Charles Purcell and built by the American Bridge Company, the Bay Bridge was completed in 1936 just six month before the Golden Gate Bridge. The Bay Bridge is actually two bridges, the eastern bridge, is a cantilever bridge linking Oakland to Yerba Buena Island, also called Treasure Island. The western bridge, a double suspension bridge, links the Island to San Francisco. In 1989 the Loma Prieta earthquake caused the upper level of the eastern bridge to fall onto the deck of the lower level. In 2002 reconstruction of a self-anchored suspension bridge began. The new bridge was completed in September, 2013.
Currently considered the widest bridge in the world, the Bay Bridge brings 10 lanes on I-80 from Oakland as far as Treasure Island.
The demolition process will take about five years, and will happen in three separate phases. Phase one is already underway. The cantilever bridge is being separated and dismantled; the middle of the cantilever, a segment approximately 600' long, has already been removed. For more information on the demolition process, visit the Bay Bridge Information site.
The photographs in this slide show show the state of deconstruction as of August, 2, 2014.


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Discussion about Landau's "Theoretical Minimum" has already been posted here. Unfortunately I couldn't find much about some examples of questions he gave to students. There are three questions in the post I linked and also in the linked arXiv article.
What I am mostly interested in are math exercises.
There is a history of Alexei Abrikosov who after presenting himself as a 3rd year student to Landau was asked if he had a pen and then was given an integral to solve. He managed to solve it and Landau was very happy :).
There are many other such anecdotes but they all lack exercise formulation. Maybe you know what this integral could be or at least of what type it was?


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The complete fight card, with weight classes, fight formats and rules, is here: http://www.k-1.co.jp/k-1gp/top884.htm [2]
TOKYO, December 30, 2008 -- As dusk descended on the eve of New Year's Eve, Japanese fightsport fans braved falling temperatures to crowd Shinjuku Station Square for a glimpse of the warriors will do battle in tomorrow's FieLDS DYNAMITE!! 2008.
Thirty-six fighters, from age 15 to 40, will step into the ring for the extravaganza, which has become a New Year's tradition in the land of the rising sun. Tens of thousands will fill the Saitama Super Arena, and tens of millions will watch on nationwide television.
Most of the fighters did their final media interviews yesterday, and today the mood was festive, with hundreds of shrieking fans stretching cameras and mobile phones high above their heads, shooting photos and videos of their favorite fighters. The veterans, accustomed to Japanese fan adoration, wore appreciative smiles on their face; while some the younger fighters, particularly those from overseas, appeared in awe of it all.
Dynamite 2008 features a dozen DREAM MMA bouts in a variety of weight classes; a quartet of K-1 Rules contests; and the culmination of the K-1 Koshien high school tournament.
FEG Event Producer Sadaharu Tanikawa first took to the stage to deliver some unfortunate news -- French fighter Jerome LeBanner -- stricken with influenza and running a fever -- will not be able to compete in his bout against Mark Hunt. It's expected that a replacement fighter will be announced in the coming hours.
After welcoming remarks by DREAM Producer Keichi Sasahara, the fighters were introduced.
A big cheer greeted American Bob "The Beast " Sapp, who enjoyed tremendous popularity in Japan a half-dozen years ago. Hong-Man Choi, the Korean behemoth, elicited appreciative applause when he made his brief remarks in Japanese.
Not surprisingly, bad boy Badr Hari's appearance drew a robust response, and a shout went up for Mirko CroCop. Japanese fighters Sakuraba and Shinya Aoki were also very well-received.
Most of the fighters used their microphone time to thank their fans, and pledged to do their best in the ring on New Year's Eve. A few waxed poetic:
"Tomorrow, my opponent will face his worst nightmare -- reality!" growled Sapp, who will meet anime character Kinniku Mantaro in a surreal dance. The masked Mantaro, who remained silent through interviews this week, did not respond to the provocation.
Mirko CroCop revealed that he prepared for his bout with the 218cm/7'2" Choi by sparring with a Croatian Olympic basketball player: "He's not a fighter, but he's the same size as Choi!"
Samoan-American slugger Mighty Mo, meanwhile, pledged to become the first fighter to KO three-time K-1 World Grand Prix Champion Semmy Schilt. As always, Schilt was restrained with his comments, saying only that he would "show a good fight."
Alistair Overeem mocked opponent Badr Hari's foul at the K-1 World Grand Prix Final, to which an almost meditative Hari simply responded, "I will hurt him, I will KO him, I will bring him a lot of pain."
Dutchman Gegard Mousasi, who will mix it up with Japanese K-1 veteran Musashi, told the crowd, "I have nothing to lose, so I'll do everything to win."
Sakuraba complained about the cold, while JZ Calvin thanked the fans for their love and pledged to pay them back in kind from the ring.
Said Eddie Alvarez: "I'm from Philadelphia, but I love it so much here in Japan that I brought my family with me this time. Tomorrow you won't be disappointed!"
Alvarez's opponent, Shinya Aoki, whose faux-geek image has endeared him with fans, reached out to the patriots in the crowd: "People say America is the center of the world today, and even the center of martial arts is in America. I'm honored to have a fight here in Japan that is gathering world attention. Tomorrow, I hope to bring the center of martial arts back to Japan!"
The Dynamite Card
Competing under DREAM MMA Rules:
Mirko CroCop (Croatia) vs Hong-Man Choi (South Korea)
Kazushi Sakuraba (Japan) vs Kiyoshi Tamura (Japan)
Joachim Hansen (Norway) vs J.Z. Calvan (Brazil)
Shinya Aoki (Japan) vs Eddie Alvarez (USA)
Mark Hunt (New Zealand) vs TBA
Hideo Tokoro (Japan) vs Daisuke Nakamura (Japan)
Semmy Schilt (Holland) vs Mighty Mo (USA)
Hayato "Mach" Sakurai (Japan) vs Katsuyori Shibata (Japan)
Yukio Sakaguchi (Japan) vs Andy Ologun (Nigeria)
Bob Sapp (USA) vs Kinniku Mantaro (Parts Unknown)
Minowaman (Japan) vs Errol Zimmerman (Holland)
Competing under K-1 Rules:
Badr Hari (Morocco) vs Alistair Overeem (Holland)
Kozo Takeda (Japan) vs Tatsuya Kawajiri (Japan)
Musashi (Japan) vs Gegard Mousasi (Holland)
Yoshihiro Sato (Japan) vs Artur Kyshenko (Ukraine)
Competing in the K-1 Koshien Final:
Hiroya vs Shota Shimada (semifinal)
Ryuya Kusakabe vs Koya Urabe (semifinal)
Daizo Sasaki vs Taishi Hiratsuka (reserve)
DYNAMITE!! 2008 Fighters' Pre-Event Interviews
TOKYO, December 29, 2008 -- Around the world, New Year's Eve means wild parties and midnight countdowns, the lifting of glasses and the ringing of bells. In Japan -- between kagamimochi cake and otoso rice wine -- December 31 is also occasion for the most spectacular fightsport extravaganza of the year.
Tens of thousands will fill the Saitama Super Arena, and tens of millions will watch on nationwide television, as 36 fighters go head-to-head in FieLDS DYNAMITE!! 2008.
The event features a dozen DREAM MMA bouts in a variety of weight classes; a quartet of K-1 Rules contests; and the culmination of the K-1 Koshien high school tournament. With the opening bell just 48 hours away, participating fighters met the media today at Tokyo's East 21 Hotel.
DREAM MMA Rules
CroCop vs Choi
Croatian mixed martial arts master Mirko CroCop will step in against Hong-Man Choi of South Korea in a Heavyweight (93.1kg/205lbs+) match. Choi is a former ssirium grand champion, who, at 218cm/7'2" will bring a 30 cm/12" height advantage to the ring. At 167kg/355lbs, Choi is also some 65 kg/125lbs heavier than CroCop.
While Choi has size on his side, CroCop has much more experience -- since his MMA debut in 2001, CroCop has established himself as one of the world's best all-round fighters. Choi, meanwhile has competed just twice under MMA rules.
Choi usually trains in Japan prior to fighting, but changed his tact this time: "I stayed in Korea, where I trained very hard, and actually I just arrived in Japan. I haven't seen Mirko's fight videos, and I'm not interested in seeing them. I know he's a southpaw but I trained as I would for any other fighter. Because 2008 has not been a good year for me, I want to finish this fight quickly and get a good start for next year."
Mirko CroCop did not appear for interviews.
Sakuraba vs Tamura
Living legend Kazushi Sakuraba of Japan will fight compatriot Kiyoshi Tamura at Middleweight (84kg/185lbs). These two attended the same dojo a long time back, and, before Sakuraba went pro, Tamura thrice beat him in wrestling matches.
Sakuraba didn't appear worried about confronting his old nemesis: "I trained the same way as I always do. I know Tamura is a good fighter, but he hasn't had nearly as many fights as me, so I don't have any particular impression of him. I think that for Tamura and for the media, this might be a big deal, but for me it's only one more fight…"
Said Tamura: "It's also a regular fight for me. I know there has been a lot of fan and media interest, but that does not affect me. Of course I have personal feelings but I know we both have changed since the old days, so I just want to make a good fight on Wednesday."
Hansen vs Calvin
This year's DREAM Lightweight (70kg/154lbs) Grand Prix Champion, Joachim Hansen of Norway, will meet the man who previously held HERO'S highest Middleweight honors, Brazilian jujitsu fighter JZ Calvan Brazil.
Asked how he felt fighting as the Champion on New Year's Eve, Hansen was humble:
"I haven't changed my training or let it affect my emotions, and I've prepared for this fight as for any other fight. JZ is an all-round fighter like me, and we can both stay on our feet or go to the ground. I plan to keep my guard tight, I think that's key for me, then I will make a dynamite show for Dynamite!"
Said Calvan: "I'm in very good shape, I'm always in very good shape. I had time to prepare for this and I'm very excited. I love to fight in Japan, the fan are so respectful, and I want to give their energy back inside the ring, so I'll do my best."
Calvan laughed when asked if he'd changed his style: "If you're born a banana, you're going to die a banana -- you just get more mature. I think attitude is the difference between me and Joachim -- the positive things I do in life, to get better and better every minute, every day, every fight!"
Aoki vs Alvarez
Shinya Aoki of Japan will meet Eddie Alvarez of the USA, in a fight that didn't happen at the DREAM Lightweight Grand Prix 2008, when semifinal winner Alvarez was not cleared by doctors to continue to the final.
Said Alvarez: "This fight was supposed to happen before, and I think on that night I would've had the advantage because I'd fought fewer minutes than Aoki in the tournament. But in any case this will be a good fight to determine who is the number one fighter in DREAM. As for my strategy, I always believe it's important to impose my will on any fighter, regardless of his fighting style, and to control the fight every moment. I want to fight with all my spirit and put on the best show that I can for my fans."
Informed that Aoki had joked that being married with children might give Alvarez an advantage, the American responded, "The fact that Aoki doesn't have a wife and kids may allow him more time to focus on training, but I believe fighting is an occupation, and my wife and kids are my biggest inspiration to succeed in my job. It's more important for me to be well-rounded as a person, and I'm a very happy man to have this balance.
Aoki laughed when asked how he felt going into his last fight of the year: "It may not be my last fight of the year, you never know what might happen before midnight! Anyway, I want to enjoy myself in the ring, as always. I'm happy and proud that I've been able to fight great fighters this year, like JZ Calvan, Caol Uno and Joachim Hanson. And now, on New Year's Eve, it's great to meet Eddie Alvarez in the fight we couldn't have earlier in the year. If I weren't fighting in the ring, I would want to watch this fight from the audience! I think this will be a great contest, the best on the Dynamite card. Other fighters have gimmicks and so on to finish 2008, but this will be a real MMA fight that will entertain the crowd purely with technique and skills!"
LeBanner vs Hunt
In a showdown of Heavyweight sluggers, French K-1 veteran Jerome LeBanner will meet Mark Hunt of New Zealand, who fought frequently in MMA after winning the K-1 World GP in 2001, but has been less active recently.
Hunt was nonetheless confident: "I've been training for MMA and striking both, as always. Of course Jerome is a great fighter but I've never seen him fight in MMA so I don't know, we'll see how it goes. I don't think he's going to be a strong challenge to me in MMA because I have much more experience. I want to put him away with a submission but sometimes you want a fight to go one way then it goes the opposite way, so I'll try to finish him with anything I can get. I'm ready to fight and win, I want to make some money! Wish me luck!"
LeBanner did not appear for interviews.
Schilt vs Mo
Also in the Heavyweight class, three-time K-1 World GP Champion Semmy Schilt of Holland will meet scrappy Samoan-American Mighty Mo.
Mo's last K-1 fight was almost five months ago, and he was asked what he'd been up to since: "I've been spending a lot of tie with my kids, and I've been training to learn MMA rules and techniques, working with Josh Barnett on takedowns and knee and arm bar submission holds. I know groundwork, because I wrestled in college, and I think I'm very strong on the ground, where my hook is probably even stronger. Of course, fighting Schilt, it's a whole different game, but that's to my advantage because I have strength when we get inside, on the ground, where he'll be weak because of his build. I'm not saying it's impossible to knock Schilt out standing up, but if I'm smart and get inside, I have the advantage."
Said Schilt: "I'm very excited to be fighting in MMA again, it's been a long time but I am confident, I think. I did some MMA training, but really I want to show the fans a standup K-1 fight, worthy of a K-1 Champion, because I'm good at that.
Told of Mo's preference for ground fighting, Schilt replied, "I'm not afraid of groundwork, I can do more than a triangle choke, so we'll see where the fight goes. If the fight goes to the ground I have the skills to win there as well, my groundwork is capable of neutralizing his attacks. However, I want to knock him out, because that's Semmy Schilt!"
Sapp vs Mantaro
Commensurate with Dynamite's wide appeal is the wide range of bouts on the card, and one of the more bizarre is American Bob "The Beast" Sapp's matchup with a flesh-and-blood anime character, "Kinniku Mantaro," from Parts Unknown, in a Heavyweight bout.
"I've focused on muscular endurance and speed training, I've lost weight and I'm in great shape," said Sapp, who rejected the suggestion he was slumping. "If you check my win-loss record I only have three losses over a nine-year span, I fail to see losing three fights as a slump. In fact, I think with the world economy in a slump, it's MMA itself that's also in a slump, so that's why I'm here! I enjoy this role, and I welcome all pressure, I will be victorious and I will show everyone why I fight, why Japan is number one, and why The Beast is number one!"
The costumed Kinniku Mantaro briefly materialized in the interview space, but said nothing.
Zimmerman vs Minowaman
Errol Zimmerman, a rising Dutch K-1 fighter, will test his MMA skills against Japanese pro wrestler Minowaman.
Zimmerman was asked if he was nervous fighting under MMA rules: "If I felt nervous or frightened, or felt that I couldn't beat him, I wouldn't have taken the fight. I have no impression of Minowaman, I'm just confident I'm going to win. There's nothing different about this fight, I got the call two weeks ago, so I started training, that's all. I may use strikes, I will use what is necessary -- maybe like Badr Hari, I'll stomp him on the head!"
Informed that stomps are also illegal under DREAM MMA Rules, Zimmerman feigned surprise: "Oh shit! There goes my plan…"
Said Minowaman: "I just want to show my own style of fighting, beyond pro-wresting. Zimmerman is a total fighter, but I want to do my best, do what I can do in this fight to please my fans.
In other DREAM MMA Rules fights, it will be Japanese Welterweights Hayato "Mach" Sakurai and Katsuyori Shibata; Lightweights Hideo Tokoro and Daisuke Nakamura; and Yukio Sakaguchi versus Andy Ologun of Nigeria at Welterweight.
K-1 Rules
Hari vs Overeem
After accepting penalties imposed by governing body FEG for the foul he committed against Remy Bonjasky at this year's K-1 World GP, Moroccan bad boy Badr Hari was invited to a Dynamite dance with Dutch MMA fighter Alistair Overeem.
Hari's thoughts on the Bonjasky-stomping were the first question asked: "I think 2008 was a very good year and I had a lot of great fights, but I messed it up a little bit in the final. What can I say, I could say a lot but I'll just say I got my punishment and I accept it. I don't look backward, I just look forward."
Although Hari had no conciliatory words for Bonjasky, he did reach out to his fans, "I will try to do my best to show the fans that I'm a sportsman. I regret what happened and apologize to my fans and all the people who supported me, I learned my lesson and will do my best to make sure these things don't happen again."
Hari said the incident didn't affect his preparation for the fight: "At first, I didn't know if I would be suspended or not, so I wasn't sure I'd fight at Dynamite. But I stayed in shape, so I'm ready. Overeem's a good MMA fighter but he doesn't know K-1. Maybe he thinks he does when he trains in the gym, but I'm on different level -- I've knocked out the best, why not him?"
Hari laughed loudly when told that Overeem had pledged to teach him a lesson: "What kind of lesson? I don't care what he says, actually I think if he says that in public, they'll take him to a mental hospital for saying strange things…He'll never beat me!"
Said Overeem, who will be fighting under K-1 Rules for the first time since 2005: "I've seen Badr Hari fight, he's one of the best K-1 fighters right now, he's very fast and very explosive, and he has a very big mouth! I was a bit surprised, like everyone, by his unsportsmanlike behavior in the K-1 finals, but also excited that he wants to fight me. I feel strong, I've trained at Golden Glory with fighters like Errol Zimmerman and Gokhan Saki, and it's also part of my normal training to train in K-1 rules. So I'm very confident. Hari and I are going to have two fights, this New Year's Eve in K-1 rules then later in the year in DREAM rules. I can't wait to get my hands on him. He knocked out [fellow Golden Glory fighter] Zimmerman, so this is a little bit of a revenge match for me!"
Musashi vs Mousasi
Also under standup rules, Japanese K-1 veteran Musashi will fight Dutchman Gegard Mousasi in a battle of near namesakes.
Mousasi is another MMA fighter new to K-1 Rules: "Yes, this is new for me, so I don't know how I'm going to perform, but it's exciting. Because of my weight at 84kg, I was more focused on my ground game in the past, but I've been sparring with Jerrel Venetiaan, and training with the pads with Ernesto Hoost and my kyokushin karate friends. I have to read the K-1 rules again (laughs), but it's kicking kneeing and punching, so I think I'll be alright. I'm now going for a 93kg fighting weight, and once I get over 100kg I'll want to fight more in K-1 rules. I've watched Musashi's K-1 fights, and I know he's a good fighter and has experience that I don't, so I'll make up for that with speed and explosiveness."
Musashi arrived at the interview space merrily singing a song: "I'm in top condition and two days away from the fight, so I feel great," said the seidokaikan stylist. "I had injuries this year, maybe I wasn't treating them early with massage and so on so they got worse. I think I have to be more cautious now because I'm getting older, this year I learned to take better care of myself. Dynamite is my last fight of the year, so I want it to be a good one. Because Mousasi is lighter than me he can move faster, so the key will be keeping up with him, so I trained mainly for speed. I've seen videos of Mousasi's fights, they are mostly MMA fights, but I've also heard he has good striking techniques. Still, I think if I can fight my style of fight with speed, then I'll be ok."
Also in K-1 Rules it will be Japanese fighters Kozo Takeda and Tatsuya Kawajiri, while two-time K-1 Max Japan Champion Yoshihiro Sato will meet 22 year-old Ukrainian Artur Kyshenko in a 71 kg/157lbs contest.
K-1 Koshien
An added bonus on the Dynamite is the conclusion of the inaugural K-1 Koshien high school tournament -- for fighters aged 18 and under, with a 60kg/132lbs weight limit. It will be Hiroya vs Shota Shimada and Ryuya Kusakabe vs Koya Urabe in the semis, the best two boys then battling for the K-1 Koshien trophy. The Koshien reserve match pits Daizo Sasaki against Taishi Hiratsuka.
FieLDS DYNAMITE!! 2008 kicks off at 3 p.m. on Wednesday December 31 at the Saitama Super arena. The event will be broadcast live across Japan on the TBS Network. For scheduling information in other regions contact local broadcasters. For complete coverage of this and all DREAM and K-1 events visit the K-1 Official Website (www.k-1.co.jp/k-1gp [3]).
The complete fight card, with weight classes, fight formats and rules, is here: http://www.k-1.co.jp/k-1gp/top884.htm [2]
FieLDS DYNAMITE!! 2008 kicks off at 3 p.m. on Wednesday December 31 at the Saitama Super arena. The event will be broadcast live across Japan on the TBS Network. For scheduling information in other regions contact local broadcasters. For complete coverage of this and all DREAM and K-1 events visit the K-1 Official Website (www.k-1.co.jp/k-1gp [3]).


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I want to move one of my vm guest between two ESXi servers. I can't do this with converter or Veaam FastSCP because I'm in another network and using this tools is extremly slow. So I'm trying to copy files from one scp to one of servers in the same network using ssh and than send this file with ssh to second ESXi. I was trying to use scp(scp from esxi to server) on hole directory (recursively) with my vm guest but it hangs and do nothing. So I used mc to connect to esxi and download files after file. That goes quite well with small files. When I'm trying to download guest-flat.vmdk (16GB) I get error that file on remote host couldn't be read.
The guest vm is off. What could be the problem. How to do this ?


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It looks like Driphter.com has posted some OS 6.0 hybrids available for download. We have not tried any of these, nor do we recommend to do so as they are hybrids and pretty much you subject yourself to having anything happen to your BlackBerry (such as it getting bricked). Download and install at your own risk, but we did want to give you the heads up for those waiting around.
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Our Download of the Day is Google Delivers Chrome 18.0.1010.0/1.
- The PDF plugin now adds 'Rotate Clockwise' and 'Rotate Counterclockwise' commands to context menus, so users can more easily view documents scanned horizontally.
- Updated the first-run bubble text and added a link to change the current search engine.
- Fixed HTML5 showing download bar in fullscreen mode.
- Fixed issue where Cmd-W would close the whole window in fullscreen mode.
- Fixed best-fit-window-zoom.
The Chrome 18.0.1010.0/1 builds can be downloaded, here.


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The Houston Chronicle reported today that about half of a million dollars was stolen from Lakewood Church in Houston,Texas on Sunday. Although the official amount has not been calculated, they have estimated it to be around $600,000.
Lakewood Church, where Joel Osteen is pastor, reportedly has been working with the Houston Police department on the case.
Cash and checks - along with written credit card information – were stolen according to an email sent by church leaders to members. A church employee made the discovery Monday morning.
Anyone who made contribution on March 8 and 9, have been encouraged to monitor their bank account for fraudulent activity. However, the church reiterated that this is not a breach in the church's electronic data system. All credit card information stolen, was hand written.
"The funds were fully insured, and we are working with our insurance company to restore the stolen funds to the church," according to the Lakewood statement.
Donald Iloff, Jr., a church spokesman, said Tuesday that he couldn't comment further on the theft.
"Lakewood Church is working in conjunction with the Houston Police Department to investigate this matter. We do not want to compromise the investigation by commenting at this time," he said.
A non-denominational house of worship, Lakewood Church holds the largest congregation in the United States. The church averages 43,500 attendees each weekend. The Houston, Texas mega-church was founded by John Osteen, Pastor Joel Osteen's late father.


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Gregory Sarna, MD, FACP is an attending physician at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center with offices in the Samuel Oschin Cancer Center. Dr. Sarna is also the National Research Director for Aptium Oncology. In practice for more than 30 years, Dr. Sarna has a national reputation as an expert in the treatment of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and lung cancer.
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Dr. Sarna is the recipient of several honors and awards, and he has been cited as one of the Best Doctors in America and in Los Angeles magazine as one of the best doctors in Los Angeles. Previously, he held positions as the director of the UCLA Bowyer Oncology Clinic and as a staff associate at the National Cancer Institute. As an undergraduate, Dr. Sarna was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, and while in medical school, was a member of Alpha Omega Alpha honor medical society. He has written more than 100 manuscripts, books and abstracts.
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The New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark will present its usual unusual variety of musical and other entertainment events for the Spring and Summer.
For more information: http://www.njpac.org/
Eddie Izzard
English comedian, actor and writer Eddie Izzard brings his Force Majeure world tour to NJPAC on Wednesday, May 7th.
As an actor Izzard has appeared in such films as Across the Universe, Mystery Men, Oceans Twelve and Oceans Thirteen, as well as the glam rock themed epic Velvet Goldmine.
His comedy special Dress to Kill, won a primetime Emmy Award in 2000.
Izzard lists the iconic troupe, Monty Python's Flying Circus as his main comedic inspirations.
Singer/songwriter Sixto Rodriguez who has experienced a career revival since the release of the 2012 documentary about his life and career Searching for Sugar Man will appear at NJPAC in Newark on Thursday, May 8th.
Rodriguez' story was also featured on a segment of CBS' 60 Minutes. The early recordings of this Detroit native from the 1970s languished in obscurity for years in his home country while gaining great popularity in South Africa. Searching for Sugar Man is the story of devoted South African fans' quest to locate Rodriquez and inform him of his great fame in their country.
The Monkees
The surviving members of The Monkees, Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork and Mickey Dolenz will perform on Saturday, May 24th at NJPAC. The fourth member of the group, the only Englishman, Davy Jones passed away in 2012.
The Monkees originally cast as actors in a fictional rock band for the '60s sitcom of the same name, became hit makers and morphed into a live act that has had numerous reunion tours since the show's original run ended in 1968.
Nesmith in the past has been the one member to rarely go out on the road with the group.
Frankie Avalon
Former '50s and '60s teen idol Frankie Avalon known for his hit records as well as acting roles in classic beach party films, will appear along with Bobby Rydell (also a 60's hit maker) and comedian Freddie Roman at NJPAC on Saturday, May 17th.
Lee Moon Sae
Korean K-pop singing veteran Lee Moon Sae is well known in his native country as a singer,songwriter, TV host, and broadcast DJ.
Since 1983 he has been a pop star of the first magnitude with hits such as 'I Don't Know Yet' and 'A Love Song.' His popularity spans generations.
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College Hockey:Deja Vu: Buckeyes Edge RedHawks On Strange Play
OXFORD, Ohio — Anyone in Goggin Arena who attended Friday's 1-0 Miami overtime win in Columbus may have experienced the sensation that this was all very, very familiar.
At the end of regulation in Saturday's tight-checking, back-and-forth OSU-Miami game, the score was all tied up. At the beginning of overtime, there were four skaters on each side. Granted, the game-winner didn't come with 0.1 seconds left on the clock, but a fluky goal that never touched the scorer's stick ended the game in OT.
The difference, of course, was a 24-hour reversal of fortune, as JB Bittner was credited with the goal that gave No. 14 Ohio State a 4-3 win over Miami in Oxford. The Buckeyes played a gritty game with a shortened bench after two players were injured during their first shifts of the game, and once again the goaltending duel between Miami's David Burleigh and OSU's Mike Betz was provided plenty of oohs and aahs.
"It showed a lot of character to come back, working hard, after last night's game," said OSU head coach John Markell. "We got down by one goal and fought back … it was a gutsy performance. I think Mike Betz looked solid and the defense looked good."
Mike Glumac — who notched the game-winner with less than a second to go in overtime in Value City Arena Friday night — scored two more for the RedHawks. Betz made 35 saves in his ninth win of the season, and Burleigh stopped 32 shots in the loss.
"I thought again tonight that it was a great college game, that it could have gone either way," said Enrico Blasi, Miami head coach. "We had some great chances, they hit some posts. They got the bounce tonight, and we didn't. That's the way it goes."
Glumac gave Miami a 1-0 lead on the power play at 13:13 into the game. Jason Deskins' initial shot hit the right post and popped out. With Betz unable to cover and a mess of players for both teams in or near the crease, Glumac picked up the puck — it's difficult to call it a rebound, exactly — and scored.
Ohio State answered just over a minute later when Chris Olsgard scored on a five-on-three Buckeye advantage, and Scott May gave OSU a 2-1 lead at 18:29 in the first, when he banked the puck in off of Burleigh's backside, shooting from behind the goal line to the left of the net.
Nick Jardine tied it up at 3:30 in the second with significant help from a phantom whistle. After making an initial save on Deskins, Betz dropped to the ice, on his back, and attempted to cover the puck. The Buckeye players, the bench, and several people in the press box thought they heard a whistle, at which point the OSU players simply stopped moving.
The play was, however, far from dead; Jardine picked up the idle puck right in front of the crease and popped it in over Betz, who was still lying motionless on the ice.
"There was a discrepancy over whether there was a whistle or not," said Jardine. "I was taking the puck wide and I threw it to Desi [Jason Deskins] in the middle, and he just took a shot. Stewy [Danny Stewart] popped it loose and everybody stopped. I put it in."
"That second goal, we heard a whistle," said Markell. "Everyone on the bench heard a whistle. It was a funny weekend as far as goal scoring."
"I heard something, but I didn't think it was a whistle," said Blasi. "Again, you've got to play until the whistle. We had a puck that was right on the goal line shortly thereafter that didn't go in. A crazy weekend of hockey."
The RedHawks thought they'd scored again at 13:10, when a Deskins shot danced along the goal line but did not go in. "Crazy" sums up the Buckeye go-ahead goal in the third, a goal which came from the least likely of sources.
Sophomore defenseman Reed Whiting notched his first collegiate goal, his first point of the season, and his third career point when he let one rip from the boards along the Miami bench, near the RedHawk blue line, a rocket that made it past everyone and right through Burleigh's five-hole, touching nothing but the back of the far side of the net.
"We keep harping on the defensemen to get their shots on net," said Markell. "He finally got a shot on net, and it went in."
With 6:27 left in regulation, it was Glumac again on a sweet feed from Mike Kompon to tie it up for Miami. Kompon dug the puck out along the boards from behind the net, and fired it out front to Glumac, who made quick work of it with a backhand through Betz's five-hole.
Neither team let up as the final minutes in regulation ticked away. With 1:16 left, even though the whistle had — this time — clearly blown and the clock had been stopped, the puck went into the Ohio State net and the red light went on. There was no goal.
And with just 6.6 seconds left in regulation, Paul Caponigri skated in alone with a full head of steam and blasted one at Burleigh, who sent the game into overtime with one quick glove.
The theatrics didn't stop there. Midway through overtime, Dave Steckel had an amazing chance with a nearly wide-open net, but somehow — miraculously — Burleigh robbed the OSU sophomore.
Seconds later at the other end, in a scrum reminiscent of the end of Miami's win the night before, Betz lost sight of the puck in the crease with lots of traffic around the OSU net, but the Buckeye defense managed to clear it away.
The goal that ended the game came five seconds after a faceoff in the right circle in the Miami end. Mike McCormick won the draw for Ohio State and, diving, tossed the puck up to Bittner. Somehow, according the scoresheet, R.J. Umberger had a hand in it between when McCormick flipped the puck toward the net and when the goal went in off of Bittner's chest, from right in front of the crease.
"I was in the right place at the right time," said Bittner. "The faceoff went behind their center and Spike [McCormick] just kind of dove for the puck, it went off my chest, and went in. We'll take it."
Blasi said that the two games of the weekend split were nearly identical in temperament and style.
"We knew that Ohio State was going to come out hard, and they did," said Blasi. "I thought we did too. When you look at it, it probably should have been a tie last night and a tie tonight. Both teams got two points."
The Buckeye bench was shortened during the first few minutes of the game, when Miguel Lafleche separated his shoulder and Ryan Smith suffered a concussion, each during his first shift of the contest. Lafleche is a winger on the OSU's instrumental second line, and Smith centers the third line.
Markell also thought that he'd lost Chris Olsgard to injury in the first.
"It was three of them down and they couldn't play, and all of a sudden I had to move little [defenseman] Thomas Welsh up front, which was good. He did a good job up there."
Lafleche is expected to miss Ohio State's series against Ferris State Dec. 14-15. Smith was taken to a local hospital where he spent the night for observation.
The win gives Ohio State (9-4-1, 6-3-1 CCHA) 13 points and a tie with Northern Michigan for third. Miami (7-5-1, 5-4-1 CCHA) has 11 points and is tied with Ferris State for fourth.
The Buckeyes take next weekend off before traveling to Big Rapids, while the RedHawks host No.13 Michigan Dec. 7-8.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Jane McGarry was arrested Sunday, her mugshot photo released thereafter to news. Jane McGarry of NBC5 was arrested for suspicion on DUI in Dallas Sunday morning. She refused a breathalyzer test and thereafter gave a blood sample.
Brian Hocker, vice president of programming, had few comments for news Monday. "NBC5 station management is looking into the matter this evening and has no further comment," Hocker said in a news statement Sunday. Local news, however, indicates the story was first broke by the Dallas Morning News. It claims that McGarry forgot to use her blinkers during a lane change in Dallas North Tollway.
The DMN reports news that McGarry allegedly "admitted to drinking three glasses of wine, according to the report but refused a breathalyzer, resulting in a mandatory blood test."
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At least three pieces of graffiti appeared in Park City just before the start of the Sundance Film Festival, artwork that closely resembles the handiwork of a famous graffiti artist who is debuting a film during the festival.
The possibility that the graffiti artist, who goes by the name Banksy, was in Park City and is responsible for the works caused a stir the day before the opening of Sundance. City Hall officials and the Park City Police Department were made aware of the pieces, and people passing by a highly visible one on Main Street were stopping and taking pictures with the graffiti.
The Police Department said it received three complaints about graffiti just before the festival. One of the pieces is on the Java Cow building at 402 Main St., on a well-traveled section of the street. The piece on the Java Cow building shows an image of a crouching videographer filming a pink flower. The other two pieces were discovered on a utility box on Heber Avenue close to the Gateway Center, which is the building where the film festival's main box office is located, and on a white shed on the S.R. 224 entryway across the state highway from the McPolin Farm, according to the police.
A Public Works Department crew removed the graffiti on the shed on Wednesday, Rick Ryan, a Police Department captain, said.
The appearance of the graffiti came as Sundance officials announced that Banksy would show his "Exit Through the Gift Shop" during the festival, billed as his first feature film.
Ryan said the Police Department was made aware that Banksy might have a film in the festival a month ago. But he also said the police had been told Banksy copycats might come to Park City at the same time. Sundance officials told the Police Department before the festival Banksy had pledged not to put up graffiti while he was in Park City, according to Ryan.
"At this point we don't know who is responsible. We will not attribute it to Banksy unless we have evidence specific to him being the one responsible," Ryan said.
Ryan said people caught putting up graffiti are typically charged with criminal mischief. The seriousness of the charge depends on the cost of the cleanup.
The graffiti was the buzzed-about topic on Wednesday and Thursday as Sundance organizers, corporate interests and festival-goers were preparing for the Thursday evening opening of Sundance. There was lots of chatter on the Internet about the possibility Banksy made the pieces as well. People promoting Sundance films or movies in other festivals running at the same time have long employed unorthodox techniques to create buzz for their films, but the amount of publicity that Banksy and his film are receiving as a result of the graffiti is unusual.
At Java Cow, Lucia Bisbee, the manager, said she discovered the graffiti on Tuesday morning as she arrived at work at around 7 a.m. She said Java Cow did not grant anyone permission to put the graffiti on the building. The piece was painted onto a south-facing wall. She said she was slightly disappointed at first because Java Cow did not have information about the graffiti, but the coffee shop is considering keeping the graffiti on the building. The idea of keeping the piece had not been thoroughly discussed by Thursday, though, Bisbee said.
"At first, I knew it was something Sundance did. My first reaction was it's Sundance," Bisbee said. Bisbee said the graffiti on the Java Cow building quickly received lots of coverage in the media, and people familiar with Banksy's work have started calling Java Cow asking that the piece be kept.
The piece on the Java Cow building has also caught the attention of many passers-by who are stopping and taking pictures of the graffiti, sometimes with someone posing with the piece. At midday on Thursday, Danielle Cubis, who is from Melbourne, Australia, snapped a photo of the graffiti at Java Cow, saying she has seen pieces attributed to Banksy in Melbourne.
"I just know he's a famous graffiti artist," Cubis said. "Who knows how long that piece will last?"


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College Hockey:Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Wisconsin-Superior ready to battle for WIAC championship
In some ways, the odds weren't tilted in the favor of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Wisconsin-Superior in the WIAC tournament.
The Blugolds, despite being the defending NCAA Division III national champions, were the third seed in the tourney. The Yellow Jackets were fourth.
But in the end, both found a way to defy the odds and set the stage for a showdown in the WIAC tournament title game this Saturday at Eau Claire.
Eau Claire lost its tourney series opener to Wisconsin-Stevens Point, but rallied to win two consecutive games for the series win. Superior swept its series with top-seeded Wisconsin-River Falls.
"This is definitely what we hoped for, to be playing our best hockey at the end of the year," Eau Claire coach Matt Loen said. "We are playing well at the right time and I thought our team did a great job of playing well on the road against Stevens Point. It's a great accomplishment to be in the championship game."
Superior has struggled with consistency throughout the season, but like Eau Claire, it seems to be hitting its stride at the right time.
The Yellow Jackets have won four of their last five games, including three in a row.
"We've been inconsistent this year, but we are coming together and playing good hockey," Superior coach Dan Stauber said. "We had a great weekend against River Falls and we are excited to be playing for the championship."
Eau Claire stumbled through a three-game losing streak in mid-February, a stretch that included back-to-back losses to Stevens Point. But the Blugolds (18-8-1) closed the regular season with a win over nationally-ranked River Falls and then took down the Pointers in the opening round of the playoffs.
"We played average in that first game against [Stevens Point] – it wasn't our best game," Loen said. "But our guys knew we had an opportunity for revenge the next night and we were able to make some plays to earn the win and then win the mini-game. Everyone was focused on getting the job done."
Eau Claire has scored 90 goals on the year and has given up 50.
Joe Krause leads the Blugolds with 11 goals and nine assists, while Jack Callahan has tallied five goals and 14 assists.
Jon Waggoner has come through with 10 goals and eight assists. Jay Deo, who notched the 1-0 victory in a 1-0 series-tying win on Saturday, has given up just seven goals on the year and has racked up 201 saves. Deo has played in nine games, winning seven times.
Tyler Green has won 11 games and has given up 40 goals. He has tallied 505 saves.
Loen said it will be business as usual for the Blugolds this week.
"We won't make any changes – we will stick with what got us this far," Loen said. "Our goal was to be in this game and we feel good about our approach to the game. We're ready to play."
Superior (11-14-3) has scored 70 goals on the season and has given up 77.
Michael Ray has paved the way with 15 goals and 12 assists. Pat Dalbec has tallied 12 goals and 15 assists. Cody Hotchkin has come through with five goals and 16 assists and Jeff Forsythe has scored four goals and dished out 10 assists.
Dayn Belfour has started the last three games in goal and has allowed 35 goals on the year. He has made 357 saves, while goalie Drew Strandberg has come up with 367 saves.
The playoff sweep against River Falls marked the first time all season that Superior has swept a series and it's also the first time since the 2010-11 campaign that the Yellow Jackets have swept a playoff series.
"Our guys have really matured during the season," Stauber said. "A lot of guys have stepped up and are making plays. We know Eau Claire is a very good team and we will have to play well to win against them."
Stauber said the experience of playing in the WIAC title game is not only a reward for the seniors on the roster, but it's also beneficial to the younger players.
"I'm happy our seniors will get a shot to play in this game – it's great to be in a position to win a championship," Stauber said "And for our young players, this is a chance to get a taste of what it's like at this level. It's something they can build off of for next season."
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