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College Hockey:Defense-Minded Gophers Top Seawolves To Advance To Final Five
MINNEAPOLIS — One night after Alaska-Anchorage hemmed in Minnesota's offense to pull off an upset victory, the Gophers gave the Seawolves a little of their own medicine.
Sunday evening at Mariucci Arena, UAA managed just 12 shots on goal and Minnesota scored twice late in the game to take a 3-1 win, sending the Gophers to the WCHA Final Five next weekend.
Mike Carman notched the game winner at 8:44 of the third period, and Ben Gordon and Kyle Okposo also scored for Minnesota, which bottled up UAA for the final two periods.
The Seawolves had just two shots on goal in the second and three in the third, and the Gophers killed four UAA power plays, including a major in the first period, to hold the Seawolves off the board after Kevin Clark's early marker had given them a 1-0 lead.
"The 12 shots on goal, the penalty kill, killing off that five-minute major," said Minnesota head coach Don Lucia, ticking off the Gophers' defensive accomplishments.
"The coaches stress defense first," concurred Carman, "and they've told us all year that good offense comes from good defense."
With the score tied at 1 partway through the third, Tony Lucia's rink-wide pass in the neutral zone found Ryan Flynn on the left side. Flynn centered to Carman, whose one-timer from between the circles beat UAA netminder Nathan Lawson (26 saves) cleanly inside the right post at 8:44.
"I didn't see it go in, but the crowd roared, so I guess I scored," quipped Carman.
"We haven't played Tony and Carman and Flynn together in a long time," said Lucia. "I thought they played really well and controlled a lot of shifts."
A hold by Erik Johnson gave the Seawolves a power play with just over three minutes left in regulation, but on the penalty kill Okposo sealed the Gophers' victory with his 19th goal of the season, thanks in part to a funky bounce.
Leading a two-on-one shorthanded break, Okposo's pass found a wide-open Lucia, who banged a wrister off the crossbar. The puck rebounded crazily off the rear glass, back over the net, and to Okposo, who hammered it through a surprised Lawson at 18:35.
The third period was a mirror image of Saturday's, during which UAA permitted Minnesota just three shots on goal while rallying for the win. This time around, the Gophers had more in the tank.
"I think our forecheck was finally starting to get to them," said Carman. "Once we got them bottled up, it's a lot more tiring to play in your defensive zone than in your offensive zone."
In the early going, Clark put Alaska-Anchorage up 1-0 at 5:43 of the first period. On the play, Josh Lunden dug the puck out of the corner and shoveled it ahead for Clark; his short backhander to the far side beat Minnesota 'keeper Jeff Frazee (11 saves) for Clark's eighth goal of the season.
While that goal appeared a bit soft, it was the only one Frazee allowed, though UAA didn't have many quality chances.
"He did what he had to do," said Lucia of his freshman netminder. "He only gave up one goal."
Minutes later, Minnesota ended up on the short end of a five-minute power play after Gordon was called for charging the goaltender. Leading a two-on-one from the left wing, Gordon opted to shoot but flattened Lawson in the process.
In a pivotal sequence, the Gophers killed three and a half minutes of the penalty before UAA's Justin Bourne negated the rest by tripping Carman, and despite another Seawolf power play late in the frame, Minnesota escaped the first period down just one.
At 4:22 of the second period, Gordon, who was among the most active players on the ice all game, made up for the major by pulling Minnesota even. Leading a rush up the right side, Jay Barriball hit Gordon with a short centering pass, and Gordon lasered the puck past Lawson for his 11th goal of the year.
Lawson kept the score that way with five minutes to go in the period, knocking aside a point-blank shot by Justin Bostrom on a loose puck next to the crease. Luke Beaverson was whistled for delay of game for dislodging the net, but the Seawolves killed the resulting Minnesota power play.
The second period ended tied at 1, setting up the Gophers' scoring surge in the third.
"Tonight was a big step for our team," said Gordon. "It was kind of the first crucial game for us. … It was good to see that at gut-check time, we dug down and got it done."
Minnesota, now 28-9-3, will face the winner of the Wisconsin-Michigan Tech play-in game in the WCHA semifinals Friday in St. Paul. Alaska-Anchorage ends its season at 13-21-3.
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The Henrietta III is back in Wilmington after a monthlong hiatus, and she's looking better than ever.
The riverboat underwent a $100,000 makeover in Norfolk, Va., that included a hull inspection, painting, welding and replacements.
Capt. Carl Marshburn, owner of Cape Fear Riverboats, which operates the vessel, said the Henrietta is ready for tourist season.
"It went well and she's in really good shape," Marshburn said. "We need her in good condition and she's that way because we take care of her."
The Henrietta III was built in 1985 and is a replica 19th-century steamer. Regular maintenance of the boat is required every five years, but Marshburn said they usually make repairs every four.
The boat returned Thursday night and is docked on Water Street.
A popular Port City attraction, Marshburn said more than 35,000 people a year board the Henrietta for cruises along the Cape Fear River.
This is the 25th year Cape Fear Riverboats has been in operation, and the company plans to celebrate the milestone in April with an open house and special evening party cruise.
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I have loved reading all the technical stuff about the Obama campaign's databases; my favourite stat is that they polled 30,000 people A DAY for a YEAR in OHIO ALONE. Quite extraordinary. I will dig out some of the links later but Dave's post on Friday got me thinking.
Yes a lot of the Republicans' problem is demographic. But taking demography alone into account is not change enough. It would be great to be able to say, we need women and magically identify the one policy that they care about. That though is not how people work.
As I have written time and time again, putting people into little boxes based on their physical identity is pointless. What matters is how they think.
Our voting habits are getting more and more divergent. Look at this graph (from Wikipedia) of parties' share of the vote since 1950, including others. The more people vote for something other than the party of their parents, or than the party they have traditionally voted for themselves, the more normal that becomes, and the harder traditional parties need to work to be relevant and deliver what they promised:
Related to that, we are becoming more and more consumerist in how we relate to politicians. We expect them to do their jobs, and do them well, otherwise we'll chuck them out. This is a good thing; but it also means that politicians need to do a much better job of promising and then delivering, and – crucially – making sure that voters know about it.
Something else that political people forget is just how very little voters listen to about politics. Anthony Wells had a fantastic post last week on UK Polling Report:
If you are reading this website in the first place, you are probably a bit of a political anorak. At the very least you are interested in politics. Most people are not, and no matter how little attention you think people pay to political events, you are probably still *vastly* overestimating it.
And related to that, is just how much perception trumps reality. This is from Lord Ashcroft's most recent work from ConservativeHome:
The most important thing about those final two (fake) occurrences is that they play into peoples' perceptions of how politicians, and in particular the two parties concerned, behave.
Attitudes are a much much better indicator of how people are going to vote. For example, the key indicator in Ohio was whether or not people supported Obama's auto bail-out. Until and unless these three areas are addressed (and maybe not even then) there is no point even looking at demography.


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Next month, Birmingham City Council closes consultation with the public on its plan to turn the city, the second-largest in Britain, into a "smart city." Its Smart City Vision Plan sets out the council's broad aims, and it is now seeking views from the public before it puts together its detailed strategy. This should be exciting.
But the council's committee for scrutinising transport, connectivity, and sustainability policy damned the plan. Councillor Victoria Quinn, who chairs the committee, called it "incomprehensible," "littered with buzzwords," and "more or less 30 pages of drivel."
The report's author, Councillor James McKay, responded by saying the document has been well received by businesses and potential investors.
So is the criticism fair?
Broadly, yes. Some parts of the plan do spell out specific challenges, like the need to build 80,000 more homes by 2031 and get more people online. In Birmingham, 18.5 percent of adults have never used the Internet, above the 16 percent national average. But in general, the document is very vague.
For example, it says the city needs to boost its economy, rethink public services, fix transport networks, and respond to climate change. Think of any city in the world: I guarantee those exact same points apply. Go on, try it.
The solutions are equally poorly defined. It refers to super-fast connectivity, smart grids, and testing new technologies, but with very little underpinning it. It even spells out the city's seven priorities for becoming a "smart city":
My concern is that we'll see many more councils putting a lot of time and resources into producing plans that are this vague. Every council will be looking at ways that it can go "smart," but I'm not convinced that they have the nous to do so.
The closest parallel I can think is with council masterplans.
I joined Property Week in 2006, and every council or jazzily named regional agency (Opportunity Peterborough, anyone?) had an ambitious "masterplan" for their town or city. They'd include brightly coloured maps where red showed where the waterfront flats would go, orange where they'd build a new office district, and yellow where they wanted a huge new shopping centre. Those masterplans looked great.
Unfortunately, very few of them went anywhere because the private sector wouldn't invest, and the masterplan slowly withered. So much ambition, so little action.
I worry that "smart city" plans could go the same way. Cities and towns will spend a lot of time and money producing attractive but unfeasible plans that come to nought.
If anything, Birmingham's Smart City Vision Plan should be a warning to councils that buzzwords and broad ambitions are not enough. Councils must take the time to get into specific and learn how certain types of technology could benefit their areas.
If they don't, it'll mean a lot of wasted time and money.
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Episode number: 1x15
Production Number: 7211
Airdate: Monday December 21st, 1964
Director: László Benedek
Writer: Raphael Hayes
Carroll O'Connor
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Michael Pate
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Paul Trinka
As Patterson
Sara Shane
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Michel Petit
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Jan Arvan
As Georges
Peter Adams (2)
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Richard Basehart
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David Hedison
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Henry Kulky
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Robert Dowdell
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Del Monroe
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I am looking out for suggestions regarding development of a data-entry intensive application for an intranet.
What technology would you suggest for the same on the Microsoft Platform? I am not looking at smart client options. This is basically browser based application.
Current stack which I have in mind is
- ASP.NET + Silverlight
Please suggest your experience/suggestion considering the nature of application including benefits, pitfalls, performance etc.
Speed (from data-entry perspective) is of utmost important in this application.
Imagine this to be a Point of Sale (POS) kind application where you need to process the customers entry quickly....else the queue will keep on growing with rumbling customers..
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Dr. Richard Davidson joined the University of Colorado Department of Ophthalmology in 2002 as a specialist in cataract, corneal and refractive surgery. He is an Associate Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology and Medical Director for the faculty practice at the University of Colorado Hospital Eye Center.
Dr. Davidson has presented research findings and instructional courses at national and international meetings, in addition to authoring multiple articles and book chapters.
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1994 Medical Student Professional in Residence Summer School Scholarship, Betty Ford Center, Rancho Mirage, CA
1994 Class of 1965 Academic Merit Scholarship, Hahnemann University School of Medicine
1995 Measy Foundation Academic Merit Scholarship, Hahnemann University School of Medicine
1996 Alpha Omega Alpha, Honor Society, Zeta Chapter, Hahnemann University School of Medicine
1997 Student Affairs Committee Award, Hahnemann University School of Medicine
1997 Distinguished Academic Performance Award, Hahnemann University School of Medicine
2000 Bausch and Lomb Travel Grant for Young Investigators Award, CLAO Annual Scientific Meeting, Las Vegas, NV
2001 Bausch and Lomb Travel Grant for Young Investigators Award, CLAO Annual Scientific Meeting, Las Vegas, NV
2000-2001 Elected Chief Resident, Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia
2006 Recipient, 1st Annual Academic Faculty Teaching Award, University of Colorado Department of Ophthalmology
2006-2007 Recognition for Participation, Foundations of Doctoring Mentoring Program, University of Colorado School of Medicine
2008 Recipient, American Academy of Ophthalmology Achievement Award
2009 "Best Poster" Award for Davidson, R, Shah, A, Richheimer, B, Forstot, SL, The Use of Visante OCT to Verify the Power of a Mislabeled IOL That Was Implanted During Cataract Surgery, American Academy of Ophthalmology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, October 2009
2010 University of Colorado Hospital President's Award – Awarded for "Working Together with the Pre-op Call Center Team"
2011 Appointment to the Basic Clinical Science Course (BCSC) Committee for Refractive Surgery
2011-2014 Castle Connolly "Top Doctor"
2012 Selected as one of four "Top Docs" in Ophthalmology in Denver's 5280 Magazine, July 2012
2012 Selected as a "Top Doc" in US News and World Report Magazine, July 2012
2012 Appointment to the Refractive/Cataract Surgery Subcommittee for the Cataract Clinical Committee of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS)
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Under first-year head coach Skip Holtz, USF (7-5, 3-4 Big East) made it to its 6th straight bowl game and will face Clemson (6-6, 4-4 ACC Atlantic) in the Meineke Car Care Bowl.
CollegeFootballPoll.com's Congrove Computer Rankings (CCR Top 120) forecasted in the preseason that USF would finish 7-5 overall and nailed that prediction. The computer's forecast of a 4-3 conference mark missed by just one game. USF suffered painfully narrow losses to Syracuse (13-9), Pittsburgh (17-10) and UConn (19-16), but along the way, picked up a huge bragging rights victory over Miami (Fla.) that essentially cost Randy Shannon his job as Miami's head coach.
Clemson was the preseason forecasted winner of the ACC Atlantic with the expectation of a 9-3 season and a 6-2 conference record. However, the Tigers lost road games to Boston College, North Carolina and Florida State by 6 points or less. It wasn't until they won 30-10 at Wake Forest in the next-to-last game of the season that the Tigers picked up a road win.
Outside the conference, Clemson took national title game contestant Auburn to overtime before ultimately falling 27-24 in the third game of the season.
Big East teams have won the last two Meineke Car Care Bowls with Pitt (2009) and West Virginia (2008) each downing North Carolina.
USF is on a 2-bowl winning streak with victories in the home-grown St. Petersburg Bowl and the now-defunct International Bowl. Clemson broke a 3-bowl losing skid with a 21-13 win over Kentucky at last season's Music City Bowl. The Bulls are 3-2 overall in bowl games. Clemson is 16-16.
This will be the first-ever meeting between these teams. In its relatively short history, USF has faced, and beaten, ACC members Florida State (1-1), Miami (1-2), North Carolina (2-0) and N.C. State (1-1).
The computer is 11-1 in forecasting the winner of Clemson games this season, 7-5 against the spread. It is 8-4 straight up with USF games and 4-7 against the spread. It favors Clemson by 1.74 points in this contest. (Such information is tracked for the sole purpose of recording the computer's accuracy in picking games and ranking teams. It is not intended for gambling purposes).
Clemson has never played in this game. USF lost 14-0 to N.C. State in the 2005 edition which was the Bulls' very first bowl trip.
The game will take place at Bank Of America Stadium in Charlotte and will be broadcast live on ESPN on Friday, December 31 beginning at 12:00 noon ET.


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to everyone who commented on my last post, encouraging me about my speedwork. Last night I ran my regular, hilly, 5 mile route in 50:36. That's a 10:07 pace. That is crazy...
On to more exciting news: Today I am guest posting over at Running with Spatulas, thanks to its lovely writer and my online pal Ali Mc! Like me, she is coming off a running injury. And like me, she wants to swim. So one day she asked me to write a swimming how-to post. After my initial reaction,
I recovered and said I would absolutely do it!
So please go check out what I've learned so far about swimming! You will only recognize (possibly) the first picture; the rest are brand new! And while you're there, poke around! Ali blogs daily about delicious cooking/baking, and her workouts sometimes, and is enthusiastic in the best (non-annoying) way possible! And you know what? She really does run with spatulas!
Regular posting to return shortly :)


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The Pros and Cons of Converting Your Photography Workflow to Apple's New Mac Pro
(The following post was written by photographer Jeff Cable who recently purchased Apple's much talked about new Mac Pro computer and reconfigured his photography workflow from the previous model. The story originally appeared on Cable's blog in a slightly different form. You can follow Cable on his Facebook page.)
By Jeff Cable
After years of waiting to see if Apple was ever going to come out with a new Mac Pro, earlier this year Apple announced the new model for 2013. And then, after way too many months of waiting, my new Mac Pro has finally arrived!
Wow – what a difference in size between the old Mac Pro and the new one! The old Mac Pro was really large and built up some serious heat. During the summer it was painful to work on the machine as it did double duty as a computer and a heater in my office. This new computer is tiny in comparison and seems to run cool all the time.
With that said, the size of the new Mac Pro is relative, in that there is only room for the one SSD and does not have space for any additional hard drives.
When I saw the announcement of the new computer, with no expansion options for internal drives, I was a bit put off. Storage is VERY important to me and I use a lot of drive space. Apple's philosophy is to use external drives connected through Thunderbolt. This is supposed to be a very fast solution, but also adds more devices on my desk.
Thinking that the new computer was coming in December, I started my transition plan months ago. I figured out what accessories I would need and purchased those in advance. I bought some adapters, cables, and an external optical drive (knowing that I would need to burn some CDs or DVDs for clients).
I knew that I needed to get all the information off of my old Mac, which had an SSD and three 3TB Western Digital hard drives, and move the data onto Thunderbolt drives. My first step was to get a Thunderbolt hard drive that could hold a lot of data.
I decided on the Western Digital 8TB drive. But I also knew that there was no way to connect this drive to my existing Mac Pro, since this machine did not have a Thunderbolt port. I devised a plan in which I would transfer all of my data to my older Drobo S, which had FireWire 800 and USB 3.0. I connected the Drobo to my older Mac through FireWire 800 and transferred all of my photos over many evenings.
Then, since I have a Macbook Pro which has USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt, I connected the Drobo S to the USB 3.0 port and the new WD 8TB drive to the Thunderbolt port and moved all the data from the older Drobo to the new and fast Thunderbolt drive. That took approximately 14 hours, but I did this overnight, so it was not a problem.
I later realized that I could have also used an inexpensive Thunderbolt to FireWire 800 cable to connect the newer hard drive to the older computer. I purchased one of those, but had trouble getting it to work correctly. Since I have more than 7TB of photos which is nearly filling the WD 8TB drive, I am also connecting my Drobo 5D with 16TB of WD drives as additional storage and backup. This might be a little overkill, but it gives me plenty of room for the future.
I had a 2TB Western Digital Passport Ultra drive connected to my older Mac Pro, acting as a Time Machine backup of the SSD. This means that my operating system and applications are always being backed up. I could have connected this time machine drive to the new MacPro and moved all the applications, but decided that I wanted to start with a clean install.
So, I booted up the new Mac Pro and installed the most important applications (Photo Mechanic, Photoshop CC, MS Office, Chrome, NIK Software…). I wasn't sure how to deactivate Adobe CC from my old machine, but it turned out to be simple. I just signed out on the old machine, signed in to the new one. Simple!
I also moved many of my preference files and data files (like Mail, Photoshop brushes and actions, Photo Mechanic IPTC data) over from the old machine so that many of my settings would be on the new machine. I was really happy that so much of my data was transferred to this new computer over the cloud. All of my browser info (bookmarks, cookies, settings) came across seamlessly with Chrome, and iCloud made sure that all my contacts and calendar info were on the new machine. That was really handy.
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November 13th, 2013
Introduction to a new CorpWatch report that shines a light on the role of six major banks in Greece, Ireland and Spain in the EuroZone crisis. The EuroZone Profiteers profiles Commerzbank, Depfa and Westdeutsche Landesbank from Germany; Crédit Agricole and Société Générale from France; together with Dexia a Franco-Belgian financial institution.
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November 13th, 2013
A new CorpWatch report shines a light on the role of six major banks in Greece, Ireland and Spain in the EuroZone crisis. The EuroZone Profiteers profiles Commerzbank, Depfa and Westdeutsche Landesbank from Germany; Crédit Agricole and Société Générale from France; together with Dexia a Franco-Belgian financial institution.
JP Morgan May Escape Criminal Charges for $13 Billion
by Pratap Chatterjee
October 22nd, 2013
JP Morgan, the Wall Street bank, is negotiating to escape criminal prosecution for its role in the sub-prime mortgage crisis in return for paying the U.S. government roughly $3 billion, plus $6 billion to investors, and another $4 billion to compensate home owners.
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September 20th, 2013
JP Morgan, the Wall Street investment bank, has been fined $920 million for violating trading laws that were discovered after trader Bruno Iksil (nicknamed the London Whale) lost billions in bets last May. It was also fined over $80 million for credit card scams in an unrelated incident.
Commodity Scams: Barclays, Goldman & JP Morgan Under Fire
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CorpWatch Blog
July 23rd, 2013
JP Morgan Chase is expected to announce over $600 million in penalties and repayments for allegedly cheating customers in energy markets in California and Michigan. This just after Barclays bank paid out $470 million for manipulating electricity rates. Now Goldman Sachs is under scrutiny for possibly manipulating aluminum prices.
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There are few things that readers dread more than the book to movie transference. Say what you will about the dread of a sequel, moving from book to movie is something that almost always causes dismay on even the most menial grounds. And while there have been some marvelous transitions, even marked improvements, as seen in such movies as Fight Club or The Shining (Stanley Kubrick's version will always reign supreme in this critic's opinion), more often than not there is little competition as to which version is superior. Enter Mortal Instruments: City of Bones a relatively good Harry Potter fan fiction turned silver screen failure.
Clary (Lily Collins) is a soon-to-be sixteen-year-old living in New York City with her artist mother (Lena Headey) and her step-father Luke (Aidan Turner). Lately, things have been getting strange for Clary though. She's starting to see a particular symbol at every turn and is even obsessing with it when she's unconscious. One night, she and her friend Simon (Robert Sheehan) hit a club where Clary witnesses a murder. The odd thing is, no one else at the club sees it. The body even dissolves before her eyes. Soon she's drawn into the world of Jace (Jamie Campbell Bower) and the Shadowhunters, a society that is dedicated to hunting demons and keeping order in the world.
Fans of the book series may as well know this outright: the film version of City of Bones is an incredible failure in comparison to the book. The book reveled in every opportunity it had to play off some Harry Potter gimmick, from flying motor cycles, to secret pasts, hidden societies, coming-of-age powers, lingo, and even character personalities. The amazing thing, perhaps, is how much the movie doesn't bathe in these troupes. If nothing else, its attempt to try and remain original in the way it presents itself is admirable, if not its downfall. One of the biggest problems being that the film feels so incredibly plain when stripped of its Harry Potter paint job.
The biggest killer to City of Bones is the fact that it moves way too fast. For a two-hour and fifteen-minute movie it felt like everything was rushed. Characters are given absolutely no room to grow or for feelings to develop, especially when you can tell they're supposed to through awkward dialogue (some of that is to be blamed on awful delivery as well). Secrets are dropped and come out simply because the source material demands them when they reach certain sections of the book. One particular exchange that's supposed to be both awkward and vicious comes off as stupid and comical. Jace comes off constantly as an anti-hero without ever being given good reason to act the way he does. Clary's plight can't be appreciated because there's never enough room for her problems to build, despite how they chase them throughout the whole movie. Many problems that are meant to build up are solved too quickly in order to advance the plot. The story of Valentine (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) despite being one of the biggest obsessions in the book, is hardly touched upon until the end.
All the above aside, the movie didn't end fast enough.
Performances aren't enough to save anything either. Both Collins and Bower turn in utterly boring performances. Sheehan does well as Simon but isn't given enough dialogue to pick up many scenes. It's Meyers performance that really commands power. The moment he steps on screen the movie suddenly becomes investing. He is absolutely menacing and maddening as Valentine. Godfrey Gao as Magnus Bane is also excellent, though again, not in the movie enough to make it more enjoyable to watch.
If you haven't read the source material you're going to feel even more lost than those that have read it. Characters fly so quickly in and out of scenes that they're hardly memorable. There's no building up to anything here. Instead the whole movie feels as adolescent as the age of its characters; too inexperienced to really know what its doing. This whole thing is an obvious rush job. Had more time been spent on scenes and developing a script we might have had a decent movie here. If you're craving a coming-of-age action/adventure then go watch one of the Harry Potter movies. City of Bones is as bare and dry as any bone you're likely to find.


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The University of Idaho women's swimming and diving team is ranked 68th in the Endless Pool College Swimming power rankings and is 22nd among mid-majors as 2014 unfold. The Vandals are the highest ranked Western Athletic Conference team.
"Once again," coach Mark Sowa said, "these rankings are nice because it gets our name mentioned among some really good schools and historically very successful programs. However, you still have to show up and swim that race and rip your dives. We have a little less than two months to try to put this thing all together and I think we have put ourselves in a good position. Now we have to stay healthy, stay focused and continue to try to get better every day we come to the pool."
The Vandals' next compete Jan. 18 at New Mexico State with the regular-season finale Jan. 25 vs. Oregon State at the UI Swim Center. The WAC Championship Meet is Feb. 26-March 1 at San Antonio, Texas.


text: Jason Squire took us up on our offer to scan an old scrapbook photo and submit it for Blast from the Past. A regular in the Club Challenge Series and the team captain for the Venom Racing team, Jason has been racing his Mustang (pictured at left) since first racing at Firebird over twenty years ago. As Jason recounts, "This is from the 1991 Summer High School race. It was my first event ever with my '69 Mustang, which I had only owned for a month or so. I won my class, as did my team mate (forget his name), on the newly formed Screaming Eagles Drag Team for Capital. I also won Best Appearing High School Car and still have both trophies! I have raced my '69 'Stang at least once every year for 20 years now!" That's a pretty cool story in its own right. Thanks for being a part of the Firebird racing scene all these years, Jason.


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MORE than 30 years after he appeared in the Oxford Mail as a three-year-old placard–waving protestor, Henry MacKeith says he is proud to have been a child radical.
Mr MacKeith, now 36, featured in the Mail earlier this month, highlighting a new exhibition on Oxfordshire's Radical Past and Present.
We asked if anyone knew his whereabouts and his proud dad Bill got in touch.
Now living in Tring, Herts, and a painter, Henry was just three and living with his parents in Botley when he became the unwitting, but very memorable poster boy of the campaign to save the city's South Oxford children's nursery.
He said: "I was very proud to hear I was part of the exhibition on Oxfordshire's history of protest.
"Of course I can't really remember much about that picture being taken, or about the six weeks that my mum and the other mums occupied the nursery to stop it being closed, but I do feel very proud that I was involved, and my fiancee Jill Moore, who I am marrying today, thought I looked very sweet!"
Henry was just part of the media maelstrom which blew up when a band of incensed local parents launched a campaign to save the South Oxford Nursery in 1978.
Oxfordshire County Council had proposed a reduction in nursery places and the closure of the nursery.
For many, including Henry's mum, Ag MacKeith, it was their first collective action.
Mrs Mackeith, who still lives in Botley and is now 65, said: "Henry's placard was made from an old box by a neighbour of mine. We just wanted to fight the plans and do all we could."
And in July 1979, a delegation met the chairman of the education committee to discuss reopening the nurseries.
One after another, in Didcot, Headington, Banbury and Botley, the county's nurseries were saved.
Henry MacKeith has since taken part in national actions on climate change and against borders. He said: "Both my parents have been politically active and that has rubbed off on me."


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April 28, 2012
Third-Round Results as a PDF FileTUCSON, Ariz. - The University of Arizona men's golf team sits in 11th place Saturday after the third round of the 2012 Pac-12 Men's Golf Championships in Corvallis, Ore.
Arizona posted a third-round 378 (+18) and sits in 11th place in the 72-hole event with a 1,124 (+44) total. Oregon (1,066/-14) topped the field by four strokes, just ahead of UCLA (1,070) and California (1,072) in the six-play, five-count format.
A pair of Oregon players - Daniel Miernicki and Eugene Wong - share the individual lead at 10-uner 206.
Sophomore Erik Oja continues to be Arizona's top individual, as he is tied for 16th place at even-par 216. The Sandviken, Sweden, product has been under par in each of the last two rounds, carding a one-under 71 in each, and is the lone Wildcat to be under par in two of the three rounds played.
Freshman Tucker Wadkins currently is tied for 18th place at one-over 217. The Dallas, Texas, native shot a one-under 71 Saturday to move into the top 20. Wadkins has been under par in four of his last six rounds, posting a 70.50 stroke average in that span.
Junior Juan Pablo Hernandez is tied for 48th place at 10-over 226. Senior Philip Bagdade, freshman Brenden Redfern and junior Trent Redfern are all within four places of each other on the leader board. Bagdade is in 66th place at 234 (+18), Brenden Redfern is tied for 67th at 237 (+21), and Trent Redfern is in 70th place at 239 (+23).
The 2012 Pac-12 Men's Golf Championships conclude Sunday at Trysting Tree Golf Course, a par-72, 7,030-yard layout.
Top-Five Teams 1. Oregon, 364-358-344=1,066 (-14) 2. UCLA, 367-352-351=1,070 (-10) 3. California, 359-365-348=1,072 (-8) 4. Oregon State, 362-365-353=1,080 (E) USC, 368-356-356=1,080 (E)
Top-Five Individuals 1. Daniel Miernicki, Oregon; 68-72-66=206 (-10) Eugene Wong, Oregon; 69-68-69=206 (-10) 3. Andrew Yun, Stanford; 68-70-69=207 (-9) 4. Patrick Cantlay, UCLA; 69-70-71=210 (-6) 5. Pedro Figueiredo, UCLA; 71-69-71=211 (-5)
Arizona Finishers T16. Erik Oja, 74-71-71=216 (E) T18. Tucker Wadkins, 73-73-71=217 (+1) T48. Juan Pablo Hernandez, 73-74-79=226 (+10) 66. Philip Bagdade, 77-78-79=234 (+18) T67. Brenden Redfern, 77-80-80=237 (+21) 70. Trent Redfern, 85-76-78=239 (+23)


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Free iPhone apps for iPad, iPod Touch worth downloading today begin with "Bug Heroes 2", a free iPhone app action game about a bug's life, as "Pandora" reveals it knows if you're a Democrat or Republican—and it's telling campaign operatives how you'll probably vote, according to a Feb. 19 report in KVUE.com.
The free iPhone app, "Bug Heroes 2", is a cute game about the life a bug and his friends as they search for food, build homes, go on missions and fight predators. There are 25 bug heroes to master, endless mode game play and a multiplayer option. Add these features to 360 degree camera views and cool 3D graphics and it's no wonder this free iPhone app is topping the download charts today.
The free online music streaming app "Pandora" knows more about you than you think—like who you're likely to vote for—and it's selling this information to both Democratic and Republican campaigns. "Pandora" can tell your political bent by the music you listen to. Do you listen to country? You're probably a Republican. Jazz? You're likely a Democrat. Hip-Hop? A swing voter. This music info, added to your age and zip code that you provided when you signed up for the popular streaming service, gives "Pandora" all the data it needs to predict how you'll vote. "Pandora" is now selling these projections to Democrat and Republican organizations—giving campaigns what they need to target their advertising. So, if you listen to Country and live in a zip code that went for Romney in the past election, you're not likely to hear an ad on "Pandora" from Obama endorsing a Democrat candidate in the upcoming mid-term elections, on the other hand....well, you get the idea.
You can flip and rotate your videos to change the orientation or just turn the image upside down for hilarious effect with the app, "Video Rotate & Flip" (Reg. $1.99), which is free in a super app deal today. With this app you can also add a mirror effect. Also, in another free app deal on "Video Crop & Zoom" ($1.99), which is super-hot today, you can crop and zoom any video you shoot.
In another big app deal today, "Palm Kingdoms 2 Deluxe for iPhone" (Reg. $5.99) is going free today. In this awesome game with beautiful graphics, you gather resources, command knights, attack castles and conquer new lands.
"Bug Heroes 2" is rated 12+ for violence, references to alcohol, tobacco or drug abuse, requires iOS 5.0+, is compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch and is optimized for iPhone 5. This free app also supports Game Center.
"Pandora" is rated 12+ for mature themes, mild profanity, sexual content and references to alcohol, tobacco and drug abuse. This free iPhone app is compatible with iPad and iPod Touch and is optimized for iPhone 5.
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ATHENS, Ga. - Fresno State's Remi Boutillier was knocked out of the 2012 NCAA Men's Tennis Singles Championships on Thursday with a straight-set loss in the second round to Stanford's Bradley Klahn.
Klahn, ranked No. 36 nationally, defeated Boutillier, ranked No. 27, 6-1, 6-1 at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex. Boutillier ends his singles season with a 22-4 record.
After Klahn won the first set 6-1, Boutillier came back to take the first game of set No. 2. That was all he would get in the second set, however, as Klahn won the next six to clinch the match.
Boutillier is still alive at the NCAA Championships, as he and partner Francis Alcantara play Thursday at 2:30 p.m. PT in the doubles championships.
Fresno State's 58th-ranked duo is set to face the No. 3 doubles team in the nation of Kevin King and Juan Spir from Georgia Tech.
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College Hockey:Princeton Turns it Around For Win Over Rensselaer
Strong Third Frame Carries Tigers
TROY, N.Y. — One night after Princeton head coach Len Quesnelle called his team's performance "disgusting," the Tigers broke a 2-2 deadlock in the third period and dominated the Rensselaer Engineers in a 4-2 victory.
"It was a big win, especially after coming off of last night's performance," said Quesnelle. "We needed to come out and have a much better performance and effort in all areas of our game.
"I'm real proud of our guys and they're proud of each other given the fact that we controlled pretty much every phase of the game."
The Engineers had the edge in the first five minutes of the game, but from there on, the Tigers took the game away slowly. In the second period the Tigers got on the board first when David Del Monte took the puck into the high slot and snapped a backhander over the glove of Nathan Marsters.
"I had a breakaway earlier in the game and I tried to go low and I knew that he was a good butterfly goalie," said Del Monte. "So the next time I thought to go roof. You get lucky every once in awhile."
Later in the period, defenseman Luc Paquin did the same thing in a four-on-four situation and beat Marsters for the 2-0 lead.
At that point, Engineer head coach Dan Fridgen called a timeout and the Engineers came back to score when Jim Vickers took a Chris Migliore rebound and banged it past Dave Stathos.
On the power play late in the second period, the Engineers tied the game when Jim Henkel took a rebound of a Carson Butterwick shot and gave it the final push over the line.
But in the third, the Tigers regained control as Trevor Beaney broke in on a two-on-one with Chris Owen and labeled one for the corner. The converted defenseman's shot blazed past Marsters for the 3-2 lead.
"I don't know if it's unexpected now that he's got three on the season," said Quesnelle. "He's going to get his share of hard-working goals and tonight that was a nice one, picked the corner right off of the pipe."
Later in the period the Tigers executed the back-door play as well as their basketball team, as Del Monte was wide open on the backside for an easy tap in power-play goal to make it 4-1.
Del Monte scored twice and was also bolstered by the return of Brad Parsons to lineup for only his fourth game of the season.
"David's been superb all the way along this season," said Quesnelle. "He continues to generate offense; it was great to have Brad Parsons back in the lineup and maybe he created some more space for David tonight."
"It was a disappointing game. For the first five minutes we were all over them and they couldn't get out of their end," Fridgen. "After that five minutes we seemed to let down and played their style.
"We played the way they played, and certainly not the way we play.
"It just didn't seem that we had the zip that we usually have. Last night's game took a lot out of us and I didn't think we had the juice to come back and to play as strong of a game as we played last night. We hoped to feed off that energy."
Said Quesnelle, "We're on the road — there's only one better situation and that's being in the lead, so we were in a good situation. We've got the next four weeks [open] ahead of us, and this [was] your last 20 minutes of hockey before that."
The Engineers (5-5-1, 2-2-1 ECAC) will host the 51st Rensselaer/HSBC Holiday Hockey Tournament and play Quinnipiac on December 28, while the Tigers (4-9-0, 4-6-0) will host Notre Dame for two games starting on the 28th as well.
"We haven't had the best of starts and over the breaks, this will be good for all the younger guys on the team," said Del Monte. "This was a good win. Leave on a high note and let everyone feel good."
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The pilot who crashed in Santa Rosa county Sunday evening has been identified.
Investigators say 38-year-old Marcus Schrenker of Indiana was en route to Destin when he appeared to have intentionally abandoned his plane after putting it on auto pilot over the Birmingham area and parachuting to the ground.
Schrenker initially told officials he had an in flight emergency and the windshield imploded on the plane. During that call, he said he was bleeding profusely.
When deputies located the plane at the crash site, no blood was present and the door to the plane was open.
Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office officials received a call on Monday at around 2:26 a.m. from the Childersburg Police Department, in Alabama.
Their officers told the Sheriff's Office that a white male subject came up to one of their officers at a store in Childersburg and said that he had been in a canoeing accident with some friends. The subject was only wet from the knees down and had no other injuries.
The subject was identified by the officer as Schrenker by means of an Indiana Drivers License. Schrenker also had some goggles that looked like they were made for "flying".
The officers in that jurisdiction were unaware of the plane crash incident at that time and took the subject to a nearby hotel in Harpersville, Alabama.
Later after hearing about the airplane crash incident, Childersburg Police Department contacted Santa Rosa Co. Sheriff's Department.
Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office deputies confirmed that the subject that was transported to the hotel had the same name as that of the pilot that was involved in the airplane crash in our county. Childersburg Police Department was advised of this and they went back to the hotel where Schrenker was dropped off.
Schrenker checked into the hotel under a fictitious name.
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But what is QuiltCon?
QuiltCon will be the first modern quilt show and conference of it's kind, and will incorporate a juried quilt show (with cash prizes), vendors, lectures and workshops from top modern quilters, including Denyse Schmidt, Anna Maria Horner, Elizabeth Hartman, Malka Dubrowsky, Weeks Ringle and Bill Kerr.
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I won't be watchng.
For those who will be watching, hopefully you will be cheering on a former Ames, Iowa boy.
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I'm cheering for Shawn Kemp or Spud Webb.
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Only reason I'm watching this year is because the field pretty dang good.
No rooting for Harry in this house. Won't be watching tho either but wanted to make it more clear I won't be rooting for him rather than making it know I won't be watching.
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Why would I? I'm neither an AHS or UNC grad...
Exactly this. I didnt go to ames so i have zero reason to care about him.
Is he going to skype the dunk? Does it help his brand? Just asking....
I heard he called to see if the ISU band could come to the dunk contest to play special songs just for him when he was dunking the ball.
Can we finally start eating cookies again if he wins it???
with a household brand like this he doesn't need people to cheer.
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Kelly Armstrong, a Canadian writer is yet another author that is going to see their popular paranormal book be made into a television series. Like other writers including Melissa dela Cruz (author of "Witches of East End" on Lifetime) and Charlaine Harris ( her Southern Vampire series was made into HBO's hit show "True Blood"), "Bitten" will premiere on Jan. 13 on SyFy.
"Bitten" will premiere after already established shows, "Lost Girl" and "Being Human" in the 10:00 pm EST time slot on Mondays.
"Bitten" was a 2001 in the Women of the Otherworld series which includes over 13 books including witches, ghosts, necromancers, demon, psychic and of course the werewolf in "Bitten".
Here is SyFy's official synopsis:
Based on the New York Times best-selling Women of the Otherworld novels by Kelley Armstrong, Bitten is an emotionally charged supernatural thriller starring Laura Vandervoort (Smallville, Ted) as Elena Michaels, the lone female werewolf in existence. Desperate to escape both a world she never wanted to be part of and the man who turned her into a werewolf, Elena has abandoned her pack and taken refuge in a new city. There, she works as a photographer and hides her werewolf existence from her new boyfriend. When bodies start turning up in her pack's backyard, Elena finds herself back at Stonehaven, the werewolves' ancestral domain. Torn between two worlds and two loves, she quickly realizes that – when push comes to shove – she'll stop at nothing to defend her pack.
So, television have had hit shows with vampires and zombies such as "The Vampire Diaries", "True Blood" and " The Walking Dead" and are trying to duplicate this success with witches in regards to " American Horror Story:Coven" and "Witches of East End", but how will werewolves do? They are usually secondary characters in these shows. Can they hold their own with their own show?
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Miami Dolphins searching for "explosive" tight end
The Miami Dolphins like what Anthony Fasano brings to the table.
The four-year starter, who contributed 32 receptions for 451 yards and five touchdowns last season, is a tight end who can do everything needed at the position.
He's viewed as one of the NFL's best blocking tight ends, and his 18 touchdowns with the Dolphins proves he's a decent red zone target.
But new coach Joe Philbin had a knack for using tight ends to create mismatches during his tenure as offensive coordinator at Green Bay, and the Dolphins hope to find a similar weapon moving forward.
"Why wouldn't you like to have an explosive element at the tight end position? I think we have some good young developing tight ends. We have an established Fasano. I think he does a fine job doing that," Ireland said. "But you can see how the [Fred] Davis', [Rob] Gronkowski's and [Aaron] Hernandez's make a difference in the outcome of games. If there's one out there we're going to look at him."
Unfortunately, tight end isn't a very deep position in the 2012 draft. Stanford's Coby Fleener, Clemson's Dwayne Allen and Georgia's Orson Charles are viewed as the top talents at the position, and projected to go somewhere in the first two rounds.
There are a couple of decent tight ends – Washington's Fred Davis, Seattle's John Carlson, Houston's Joel Dressen, Carolina's Jeremy Shockey, Indianapolis' Jacob Tamme and Dallas' Martellus Bennett – available in free agency. But most of them won't be cheap.
And truth be told, the position fits more into the WANT category than it does a NEEDS for the Dolphins. Especially since it appears the Dolphins aren't ready to give up on Charles Clay, who emerged as a receiving threat around midseason serving as a H-back, which is half tight end and half fullback.
Philbin likes Clay's versatility.
"Defense's are all predicated on what jersey numbers are in the game at a specific point in time, and they are calling defenses according to that," Philbin said. "So if you can keep [Clay] in the game and line him up as a tight end, and the next time line him up next to the tight end, and the next time line him up in the backfield, and the next time line him up as a wide receiver you're helping yourself from an offensive standpoint. We love his versatility. Thought he got off to a great start as a rookie. He's a guy we're anxious to get our hands on."


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Blueberries on Mars
This frame from the microscopic imager on NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity shows spherules up to about 5 millimeters (one-fifth of an inch) in diameter. The camera took this image during the 924th Martian day, or sol, of Opportunity's Mars-surface mission (Aug. 30, 2006), when the rover was about 200 meters (650 feet) north of 'Victoria Crater.'
Opportunity discovered spherules like these, nicknamed "blueberries," at its landing site in "Eagle Crater," and investigations determined them to be iron-rich concretions that formed inside deposits soaked with groundwater.
Image Number: NASA-PIA09077
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Cornell/USGS
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