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It's been nearly two years since Niagara unceremoniously dropped its women's hockey program.
Candice Moxley still can't find the words to describe her feelings. She was a standout for the Purple Eagles' teams, one that went to the Frozen Four her freshman year. She ended her career with 34 goals and 78 points in 135 career games.
The sting still lingers, and the removal of the women's championship banners from Dwyer Arena feels to many as if Niagara is erasing its women's hockey past.
But even without a team, Niagara is having an impact on women's hockey. The thumbprints of Purple Eagles are all over the game as former players, both men and women, are moving into the coaching ranks of collegiate women's hockey. Moxley is part of that trend, completing her first year as head coach for the Buffalo State women's team, surviving a difficult season with a roster of just 10 skaters.
Moxley came to the Bengals after spending time as an assistant coach with Nate Handrahan (former Niagara men's hockey player) at Ohio State and Robert Morris.
Handrahan's former teammate, Chris MacKenzie, is the head coach of the Connecticut women's team with his younger brother, Casey, an assistant there.
Allison Coomey, a former player and coach for the Niagara women, is in her sixth season as an assistant at Boston University along with Katie Lachapelle.
In Rochester, Scott McDonald (Niagara 1996-2000) led RIT to a Division III national championship in 2012 and has guided the transition to Division I. Working with him is Shivaun Siegl, a former assistant coach at Niagara.
Add to the list Kristin Steele (head coach at Connecticut College), Josh Sciba (assistant at Colgate) and Allyson Weidner (graduate assistant at Mercyhurst). It adds up to a large impact on the sport of women's hockey.
"It's awesome because honestly, well, I still can't find the words to describe my feelings after they cut the program on the one side but just knowing that we still have such an impact in the hockey world is a nice feeling," Moxley said. "It's really nice to see we're still making an impact even though the program's not there anymore."
"As much as it's still disappointing that Niagara doesn't have a team, the people coaching now can in some ways carry on that legacy of Niagara," Coomey said.
The legacy continues with Moxley as she gets her first opportunity to run her own collegiate program, though she will have to dig deep into those reserves as she tackles building at Buffalo State.
The Division III Bengals finished ECAC West play with a 3-12-1 record. They close out the regular season against non-conference opponent University of New England on Friday and Saturday and need to wait to see if they did enough to grab the sixth and final playoff spot.
Women's hockey started at Buffalo State in 1999 and has had just one winning season in 15, going 11-4-1 as a D-III independent in 2000-01.
It's a challenge, but one that Moxley embraces.
"Having my own program was huge. It was the next step for me development-wise. I had been an assistant coach at the Division I level for a while but I wanted to get to the next level as a coach," Moxley said. "This opportunity opened up and it was a perfect fit. I was back in the Buffalo/Niagara region. It's closer to home for me. I have friends and teammates who are still around here. Ultimately, I think we can build this program."
A native of Markham, Ont., Moxley is able to receive support from her family and close friends. Her familiarity with the Buffalo area allows her to have a better balance in her life while stepping into an established support system.
Last Saturday, for example, when former teammate Kim Barton came to the Bengals' game against Neumann (a 3-2 win for Buffalo State, by the way), with her own family in tow.
"That was so great to have her there," Moxley said. "I want to grab all the Niagara alumni and bring them into our program now."
While she's bringing support from former Purple Eagles, she's also bringing in her first recruiting class. The process of getting players on board is a vastly different experience at the Division III level. Without athletic scholarships, Moxley is looking at players on the Division I bubble who are also good enough in the classroom to earn academic scholarship help.
But as she looks to grow the program in the future, Moxley also been focused on establishing the culture and expectations for her program.
"She's not afraid to sit people," junior forward Kara Goodwin said about Moxley. "If there's someone who can do better, she'll sit you and doesn't have a problem with that. I think with a small team people kind of settle with they're doing all right. She's not going to sit me because we have a small team. She's not afraid to, so you still have to perform your best or else you're going to sit.
"This year we've learned more. We're getting more out of it. It's just little things. I'm more confident, too. That's what they've taught me, too. They've made me feel more confident with how I play."
The record is a bit deceptive. The Bengals have been in the majority of their games, especially late in the season. They have players with talent, passion and dedication. They just don't have many of them.
And yet Moxley has remained optimistic amid the losing.
"Sometimes I look at it, and I don't know how she does it," said Coomey. "She has amazing patience and the ability to see things will get better down the road. She's a student of the game. She's played at the highest levels. She's coached at the highest levels. Things are only going to get better there."
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MILLS RIVER He comforted friends and family with his smile, pursued studies with a passion and hugged his mother every day.
Reed Gabriel Ignizio, 18, was a young man with a strong family, a voracious appetite for knowledge and a bright future. His life was tragically cut short when he drowned in Fawn Lake at DuPont State Forest last Friday.
On Wednesday, family members recalled some of their favorite memories and the positive influence Reed had on those around him.
Reed was a young man who would take the time to motivate others with a great sense of humor, said his father, Antoine Ignizio. He would be meticulous with details. He had patience with people he was with. Whether as a young boy in Scouts teaching knots to his dad or other Scouts, or helping his younger siblings with school work.
As a young man, Reed helped tutor other students in writing at A-B Tech. He had a keen sense of understanding people. He could lend an ear and make you laugh heartily. He would stare deeply into your eyes and give his full self to you His smile would comfort your day. Thats how he approached life. He was a good kid and person. He touched so many people in a positive way.
A thirst for knowledge
Reeds foremost passion was the pursuit of knowledge. He had graduated with a home-school high school degree this spring and received a Carolina Covenant scholarship to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
He was already far ahead for an incoming freshman. He completed 57 college credit hours at Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College. He was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and worked as a bookkeeper at Ingles supermarket in Etowah.
A memorial funeral Mass will be held at 6:30 p.m. today at Groce Funeral Home in Asheville. The family will receive friends immediately following the Mass at the funeral home. A memorial register is available online at www.grocefuneralhome.com.
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Reeds oldest brother, Graham, recalled how Reed got started tutoring at AB-Tech.
One of the big things was the faculty saw something special in him and they allowed him to excel and share his knowledge with his peers, Graham said. The fact that they paid him was special; they werent paying other student tutors.
Graham also remembered working with Reed on college applications.
Besides being a close brother, he worked closely with me to get into school, he said. We had daily phone calls on how to get scholarships. I am just finishing my doctorate and he would have been the third generation to attend Chapel Hill. I would help him and he helped me. He would read my cover letters for job applications. It was mutual.
Reeds other brother, Drew, recalled his brother being a good kid.
One of the saddest parts of this is we will never get to see the kind of man he would grow into, he said. We used to tease each other a lot. Thats the great thing about siblings; you can appreciate the family and laugh at the funny things you do. He had a great sense of humor. We arent North Carolina natives and coming back here since being away, it has been astonishing to see the people that have come by to share their condolences and regret.
It has touched me to see how many peoples lives Reed has touched.
Reeds mom, Lury, recalled a conversation when Reed, still a boy, was growing older.
When he was about to enter his teens, I told Reed that there might be times when he wouldnt want me to touch him, or say mushy things. He said, I will never be like that, I promise, and he was true to his word. Every day he hugged me and said, I love you, you dont know how much.
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ftb-c was NOT callable according to your website either.
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I would like to know more about HOW they can "Call" a preferred before the call date.
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Trust Preferreds used to be counted as Tier 1 capital, even though it's actually debt.
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In IPO prospectus, It says that in case of such regulatory change, the bank has the right to redeem the preferred, even before the call date.
So yes you're at risk with your BBTs.
there's no question anymore that all 3 series wont be called early but i see no indication that it may happen sooner thn 2013 though the risk certainly exists..here's a story from bbt
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Substance Abuse and Addiction Health Center
New Clues on Alcoholism in Families
April 24, 2006 -- Researchers have identified several traits that may increase the risk of alcoholismfor people who have a family history of alcoholism.
The finding comes from a study of 175 young adults without alcoholism. Half of the participants had a family history of alcoholism.
Participants took memory, personality, and gambling tests. Among the findings:
- Memory scores were lower in less-inhibited people with a family history of alcoholism.
- Risky behavior on the gambling test was more common among men with a family history of alcoholism, compared with those not from alcoholic families.
If confirmed, those patterns may help predict and treat at-risk people, note William Lovallo, PhD, and colleagues in Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research.
Lovallo directs the Behavioral Sciences Laboratory at Oklahoma City's Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
Higher Risk
The study doesn't paint a picture of all people with a family history of alcoholism.
Past studies have shown that people with a family history of alcoholism, especially men, are more likely to develop alcoholism than the general public, note Lovallo and colleagues. But not everyone with alcoholic relatives develops alcoholism.
Lovallo's team searched for traits that might make a difference in alcoholism risk.
"Having the ability to decipher the brain characteristics of people who we think are at risk for alcoholism allows us to begin to talk about the process, about brain mechanisms, and how an inherited risk may be expressed through a person's behavior," Lovallo says in a news release.
"If you come from a family with alcoholism, and you also tend to like to take risks, break rules, etc., which are all part of behavioral disinhibition, you should be aware that you're manifesting some high-risk characteristics," he continues, adding that "parents and teachers may also want to be aware of these characteristics."
Alcoholism in the Family
Participants were about 23 years old, on average. They answered questions about their parents' and grandparents' drinking habits.
The researchers checked those reports with most of the participants' parents. A total of 87 participants had a family history of alcoholism in which either or both parents had alcohol problems.


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Sen. Conrad tours Milton R. Young emissions-control project
Press release submitted by Sen. Kent Conrad's office, with additions by Chris Gessele, Hazen Star
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C-S graduate returns as girls basketball coach
The new head to the Center-Stanton girls basketball program is a familiar face around the area. After a year helping out as the junior high coach and assistant to the varsity team, Drew Erhardt will take over the Lady Wildcats this winter.
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Center-Stanton heads back to school year grind next week
The fans are still drying the gleaming, new wax in the hallways. Teachers are stopping by and organizing their classrooms. The new administration has the class lists loaded into their computers.
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A birthday party to remember
There weren't 125 candles on Oliver County's birthday cake, but the cool breeze would have helped blow the candles out.
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Leaking courthouse roof raining major problems on the inside
The Oliver County Commission is struggling for satisfaction on leaking roof problems, though the roof membrane, DuroLast, was installed in November 1996 and is under warranty for more than a year longer.
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Rancher takes time out to help with power pull
When the roar of 300 horsepower engines jolts the Oliver County Fairgrounds this weekend, rancher Matt Erhardt will be there just as he has been for the past 10 years.
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City Council looks to enforce junk vehicle ordinance now
One man's trash is another man's treasure, as the saying goes. The same can be said about vehicles some owners are reluctant to part with, even though others may consider them a nuisance in the community.
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Oliver County to celebrate 125 years during County fair
Oliver County's 125th anniversary will be celebrated at the 20th Oliver County Fair with a short presentation at 1:30 p.m. CDT Saturday, Aug. 14 at the Oliver County Fairgrounds in Center.
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Celebrate the 20th annual Oliver County Fair
The Oliver County Fair will get underway Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 12-15 at the Oliver County Fairgrounds celebrating not only the 20th anniversary of the fair, but also the 125th anniversary of Oliver County.
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Sanger, an Oliver County pioneer town
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Today is exactly 17 years since I came on aliya with my family. While I do sometimes despair at the various goings-on here, I have never regretted making the move.
I've documented many aspects of Israeli life in columns that I wrote for the JC and Jewish News. More recently, I've been making films about Israel with my colleague and fellow former Brit, Sally Halon.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Alice Walker is joining an international flotilla of boats sailing to Gaza aboard "The Audacity of Hope". Writing on the CNN website, and in much more detail on her blog, she explains why:
Yelena Bonner, the outstanding human rights activist and former Soviet Union dissident, died 18 June 2011, one week before the fifth anniversary of the kidnapping of Gilad Shalit.
Here is part of Yelena Bonner's memorable speech to the Oslo Freedom Forum, delivered just over two years ago when she was 86.
For those of you who have been waiting for Israelis to emulate their Arab neighbours and get out there on Facebook, Twitter and the streets to demonstrate and demand change, that day has finally come. And what is the major issue that is making Israelis' blood curdle? Cottage cheese.
Finally, I'm relevant in Israel. My opinion is sought; my knowledge is useful. As soon as people realise I'm originally from Britain, they want to know details about the Royal Wedding. Yes, stories about it are already appearing in the Israeli media, which doesn't usually carry such frivolous news items.
Well, well. The day I have long hoped for has arrived - sort of. It has been announced that Ehud Barak is leaving the Labour party. Don't get too excited. He's not r-e-s-i-g-n-i-n-g. Please. Israeli pols don't do resigning. They leave to go on lucrative lecture tours, to begin prison sentences, whatever, but they always come back.
The Labour party has no place in this government and the task now is to elect a leader who commands and deserves respect, who will regroup and rebuild the party. There are MKs in Labour's ranks who qualify. Let's hope he or she is elected.
Firefighter Danny Hayat died yesterday of the injuries he sustained in the Carmel Forest fire. He was severely injured as he tried to rescue prison cadets from the burning bus. He leaves a widow who is about to give birth, two young sons, parents and siblings. Unthinkingly he risked, and has now given, his life to save others. That's what true heroes do. That's what our emergency service personnel and those of our children who serve in the IDF are trained to do. Risk everything, without thinking twice, to rescue people and to protect Israel.
History was made today when the money refund law came into force. At long last, Israeli consumers can take back
goods and receive a refund rather than a credit note, which in Israel is a tiny piece of paper known as a "petek". And perversely, the higher the value of the credit note, the tinier the petek will be.
Or can they?
According to today's Globes:
Excellent piece by Akiva Eldar in today's Haaretz, asking why we need a record 29 ministers (out of 120 MKs) if we then outsource two key post- Carmel fire jobs to Joseph Ciechanover, who will lead efforts to salvage Israel's relations with Turkey, and to Netanya Mayor Miriam Feirberg, who will oversee compensation for victims of the fire.
So now we know: a small fire was spotted by a pilot giving a flying lesson and he reported it immediately, but it took more than two hours for fire-fighting aircraft to arrive.
Haaretz reports:
It was late afternoon when I heard the horrific news of the fatalities in the fire which is still raging out of control as I write. I'm reminded of the Maccabiah bridge collapse and the Versailles wedding hall disaster – both avoidable tragedies which unfolded right before our eyes.
It is too early to suggest that mistakes have contributed to the outbreak or the extent of the fire, or that it was an act of arson. Right now we must all help those who have suffered directly in any way we can.
It's one of life's less rewarding jobs: removing the wax that accumulates on the menorah through the eight days of Chanukah. I've bought so-called dripless candles like I do every year, but it's dollars to doughnuts that the wick still won't be thick enough to prevent the leaks.
Two days on, and I'm not quite ready to stop my media intake of the newly engaged William and Kate. I'm not getting my information from any Israeli newspapers – and that's precisely the point. Here in Israel, there's no such thing as front page tittle-tattle about local celebrities. The news is always about politics or political figures. The best we got today was a story about Bibi Netanyahu's son holidaying privately in America with a state-funded bodyguard. Wow. That's sure to provide endless fascination for the masses.
I see the Queen has launched a Facebook page for the British monarchy. According to today's Daily Telegraph, "The British Monarchy page provides a hi-tech version of the traditional Court Circular, detailing the daily engagements of members of the Royal Family and allowing users to comment on the arrangements. The new Facebook page has been described as 'the final frontier' of the Queen's foray into digital technonogy."
I remember exactly where I was fifteen years ago, on the evening of Saturday 4th November, when I found out that Yitzhak Rabin had been shot.
My family had just come home after spending a really enjoyable Shabbat with a group of friends in a field school in northern Israel. The glorious weather meant we'd been able to go on a couple of long walks in the beautiful countryside.
It is 7.30 am and I have cooked the pre-fast meal for tomorrow, been for a walk, sent out several emails, and prepared notes for a meeting I have later this morning. I say this not to boast that I'm superwoman, but to illustrate that in Israel it is now officially winter time. No, not wintertime - we're still in T-shirts and sandals and will be until at least November - but winter TIME. We've moved the clocks back one hour, so 5am is the new 6am. Habitual early risers like yours truly are now up even earlier.
How predictable. Peace talks – no matter how slim the chance of success - have always been a pretext for terror. Even during the Intifada, when terror attacks occurred on an almost daily basis – and sometimes more than once a day - we dreaded visits from American and European special envoys because we knew that as night follows day, there would be an attack specifically timed to coincide with the peace mission.
Benjamin Netanyahu now has his own wall and it has nothing to do with security.
The Prime Minister's Office Media Division announced yesterday that it has recently launched a new YouTube channel with videos in Hebrew and English, including the PM's speeches and trips. It has also begun updating the PMO Facebook, Twitter and Flickr accounts, as well as integrating them onto the general PMO website.
Russian dissident Andrei Sakharov was one of the greatest recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize and one of the greatest proponents of human rights. I shall be at Ginot Sakharov this afternoon as the march for Gilad arrives in Jerusalem to remind the world's human rights community of its responsibility to protect Gilad Shalit.


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It's been 10 years since Sex and the City wrapped up its series run on HBO. And it's been four years since Carrie, Samantha, Miranda, and Charlotte appeared on the big screen. For years, Sarah Jessica Parker said they'd put the story to rest, but now she and executive producer Michael Patrick King are singing a different tune — and Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis seem to agree! On Allie: BCBG jumpsuit, Rebecca Minkoff blazer
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Oh please, no. The show was great, first movie was mostly watchable, second movie was awful. NO MORE.
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Comments about 'AAC Commissioner Mike Aresco: 'We're proud that our teams are playing BYU''
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@ASUCOUGIE..."Wait, I thought BYU burned the bridge with the AAC.
That's what the Utah fans are saying. You mean the Utah fans are wrong? How
could that be?"
I'm a Utah fan, I have never said that? Wait how could ASUCOUGIE ever be wrong?
- 1:23 p.m. July 30, 2014
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"Thanks Mr. Aresco for voicing what most of college football already knows.
BYU is big time."
This is an interesting tactic that BYU fans are starting to use. They're just going to start calling themselves a P5 program without (arguably) earning it on the field. IMO BYU is a solid mid-major program, but they haven't been able to get their program to jump to that next level. They were really close in 2006 though.
- 2:02 p.m. July 30, 2014
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Frankly I'm glad that BYU is a mid-major team. I would not want to be a mid-major team playing in a P-5 conference, because then you end up like the Utes - a mid-major team with annual losing records and no bowl games. As the great Dirty Harry once said - "A man has got to learn his limitations."
- 3:43 p.m. July 30, 2014
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Label BYU however you want (though "mid major" is a basketball term),
we're considered big time. Some P5 schools schedule us to beef up their
schedules while others dodge us because of the wear and tear our physical play
causes. Losing to us, because of our non-P5 status, is potentially harmful for
their season. Non P5 schools love to have play us for their exposure on ESPN
networks and the big payday.
We, on the other hand, can schedule whoever comes a-knocking. The bigger the better; we'll even do a 2-for-1 if your elite enough. When the college football sands shift next, we may be in a good spot to get an invite. We'll wait and see. Winning is all we can do for now, other than ensure good exposure for recruiting purposes.
Go Cougs!
- 3:45 p.m. July 30, 2014
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Ninety percent of the so called P-5 programs, don't earn anything on the field.
If College Football had "Relegation" as do the Soccer Leagues of the World, Utah would have already been demoted to a lower division, while BYU will always be top tier.
Well over half of the teams in "P-5" leagues simply ride others coat-tails and serve as the Washington Generals of their respective leagues .. That be U.
Memo to all Ute fans...
You are NOT...Oregon, USC, Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, LSU, Stanford, ASU, Washington or Florida State...Never will be!
No, "U" are the the Vanderbilt, Northwestern, Duke, Indiana, Rutgers, Maryland and Washington State's, of your league.
Six good years in 50 does not a Legacy make.
Nobody in the know, in College Football, will ever think that Utah is a more prestigious program than is BYU. Their Legacy was indeed "Earned on the Field" and not by ironing on a new Conference Patch.
Just check and see who gets National Games on the Major Networks and who does not.
BYU has Legacy and a National brand, "U" never will.
- 5:00 p.m. July 30, 2014
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@ Bluto
Ute fans don't walk around thinking we are Oregon, Alabama, etc. Nor do we pound our collective chest about our self-proclaimed legacy, unlike yourself. If BYU had "half" the legacy its fans think it has it would have been invited to the SEC 10 years ago. But there you sit, on the outside begging to be let in. Your national games come on the weekdays, or when you play a marquee team like ND or Texas. btw, BYU's game at ND was their lowest rated game of the season. Temple had higher ratings against ND. Let that sink in. Where was your national brand on that one?
- 6:34 p.m. July 30, 2014
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This is quite funny and honestly not very flattering. You get a compliment from the AAC commissioner. It is like getting a compliment from the MAC or the SunBelt. You are 2-5 against the Pac 12 since 2011 when Utah joined. And by the way, 3 (2 at home) of those losses were against the Utes who you continue to put down as a bad team. What does that make you? Oh, wait, it is coming to me, a MID-MAJOR now and forever.
- 9:17 p.m. July 30, 2014
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Naval Vet
Two 11+ win, Top 25 finishes in their entire history.
Yes, Utah fits the bill perfectly as nothing but a two-hit, flash-in-the-pan program.
"Religion had nothing to do with it."
Who's fooling who here? Larry Scott hurriedly invited Colorado to join the conference in the middle of the night to shut Baylor (a religiously affiliated school) out of the Pac 10 / Big 12 South merger. Anybody who was even a casual observer of the goings on during that frantic period knows that Larry Scott acted to avoid a repeat of the Texas legislature forcing the Big 8 to take Baylor when the SWC folded.
- 10:35 p.m. July 30, 2014
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@taysom has 0 chance for heisman....."So, contrary to your theory, you can
very much get into the P5 by dominating "a bunch of other weak SOS
midmajors. You just need to throw in 1 or 2 bigger wins, which we have the
opportunity to do."
Well at least you're one cougie fan that can admit the cougies are a mid major that utah dominates.
- 7:46 a.m. July 31, 2014
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@Phantomblade......."Utah fans are obsessed with BYU. In fact, the only time
they even talk about their own team is when they're comparing Utah to
It's what little brothers do."
Yet here you're making another comment about the utes...LOL Pot meet Kettle
- 8:06 a.m. July 31, 2014
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David Haymond, I think your comments are off base. Utah was not invited to the
PAC-12 because they were bad. If that were the case, why not invite someone who
loses every game?
I am not originally from Utah and was amazed at the anger between the fanbases. I was used to the Oregon/Oregon State rivalry which was heated, but not hate-filled. Your comments feel like they come from a BYU fan and not someone independent of the rivalry.
I think the truth is Utah and BYU have taken their turns being quality programs. Probably both have risen to fairly equal levels. Utah was deservedly invited to the PAC-12, but I believe teams like Boise St, BYU, and probably TCU were considered and would have been deserving also.
I believe BYU's independence was a result of Utah's invite to the PAC-12. I expect Utah to compete in the near future. Maybe even this season. I think they're much better than their record. I also expect BYU to continue getting better, although their ceiling may be lower because of the self-imposed honor code and the number of recruits this eliminates.
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Hey a fellow Civil War fan! Are you a Beaver or Duck? Nice to see someone else who's into that rivalry on these broads!
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@David Haymond,
Perhaps you are correct, I like your analogy with the fat girl. You probably need to read more of the boards before you make the delusional comment. I think both fan bases have their bad moments. I think it is every bit as delusional for BYU fans to think they are superior to Utah because Utah goes 2-7 in the PAC 12 while BYU goes 8-5 against a bunch of cupcakes and yet still lose to Utah. Now I will be the first to say that I think BYU is good enough to belong in a Power 5 conference. I don't think they are good enough to dominate or finish in the upper level of a Power 5 conference on a regular basis. What you failed to mention is that a second fat girl (BYU) did not attend the party for whatever reason and then she turns around and starts calling the first fat girl fat. The banter on these boards goes both ways just depending on the subject.
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DIY Pom PomFlowers
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These pom pom flowers are so cute and easy to make! I specially love the one above with twigs as stems – don't they look like cotton balls? Domestifluff teaches how to make them step by step.
What you'll need:
- yarn
- small, sharp scissors
- wire cutters
- a hot glue gun and glue sticks
- materials for the stems (paper or fabric covered floral wire or my favorite, branches or twigs
Step 1: Using your thumb, hold the end of the yarn against your fingers as you begin to wrap the yarn. After a few wraparounds, you should be able to let the end go and continue wrapping. I size my pom poms by fingers: 2 is small, 3 is medium, and 4 is large. Don't wrap the yarn too tightly, or you'll have blue fingers and won't be able to slip the yarn off easily later!
Step 2: The more times you wrap the yarn, the fuller your pom pom will be. However, try not to overdo it, or you may have trouble in the later stages because there's too much bulk. For small pom poms, I wrap between 50-75 times; for medium, 75-100; for large, 100-125. Yarns come in many different thicknesses, so you may find that you need more or less wraps to achieve the fullness that you'd like.
Step 3: After you've finished wrapping the yarn, carefully slide it off of your fingers.
Step 4: Cut a piece of yarn that is between 4 and 6 inches long to use as a tie. Place the wrapped yarn on top of the cut piece, trying to center it as much as possible.
Step 5: Pull the cut yarn as tightly as you can over the wrapped yarn, and tie a knot.
Step 6: Using a small pair of sharp scissors, cut the top of the yarn loops the entire way around.
Step 7: After you cut all of the loops, you'll be left with a shaggy looking pom pom.
Step 8: Using your scissors, trim off the longer pieces of yarn until you're satisfied with the appearance of the pom pom. Fuzzy!
Use hot glue to attach the stem. It's easy as that!
Thank You! I used this for a garland I was making and am going to post about it tonight. I linked to your tutorial- is that ok?
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Good call......I mean if you are in to arm hair and eybrows. Some people aren't. I've seen that same thing a bunch. Usually right before the temps go nuclear.Spaightlabs said:
I was sitting by the egg this AM drinking coffee and noticed mine was huffing and puffing a bit from the bottom vent. Looked it was doing a french exhale and then would suck it back in and then puff some out...I figured if I opened it then and there I'd get to experience my first backdraft, so I skipped it...
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I have a typical setup for cross domain.
Main application is running off of site1.company.com. Trying to get communication working between the a parent frame from site1 and child frame from site2
Both site 1 and site 2 are setting document.domain='company.com';
The communication works fine both ways, However the parent frame from site1 was no longer able to communicate with the rest of the site1 application due to the same origin policy. I added the same document.domain property to every web page in site1.
The issue I am now facing is all of our 20 some HTC files are no longer functioning. I attempted to set the document.domain in the script tag on the HTC's but this threw an access denied message.
Trying to use the HTC's without the document.domain results in the same origin policy failing and HTC javascript calls are throwing access denied.
Is there something special I have to do to enable document.domain in an HTC file? Can this even be done?


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Essential Backstreet Boys playlist: 10 best songs
While its influence isn't quite what it once was, the vocal group format has long been a cornerstone of popular music. Whether co-ed (The Mamas and the Papas), families (the Staple Singers, the Andrews Sisters), black (the Temptations), white (the Four Seasons), tuff chicks (the Shangri-Las), hippies (Crosby, Stills & Nash) or new jack swing (New Edition), there has always been that certain something about groups featuring harmonies, a distinctive blending of voices.
Further, while many acts — in assorted sub-genres under the rubric of "pop," that is — come and go in a blur, the Backstreet Boys—A.J. McLean, Howie Dorough, Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson and Brian Littrell — have been at in since 1993. They're coming to the Comerica Theatre Thursday, September 5. And don't call them a "boy band." These lads can mos def sing... for real.
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The shortcode gives the id but I would like to know the names in order to specify them in another plugin.
The shortcode gives the id but I would like to know the names in order to specify them in another plugin.
Is it pods_meta_fieldname or pods-form-ui-pods-meta-fieldname?
The name of the field is the name of the meta field. Presuming you are using meta storage, not table storage you can get the value for the field 'example' with
get_post_meta( $id, 'example');. Just be sure to specify $id properly.
user meta key for custom user fields?
Same principle, but using get_user_meta() instead.
Worth noting that "pods_meta_{$name}" is the format of our form fields so they don't conflict with other inputs on the editor screen.
So you always just reference the field name in meta_key usage.
Thank you. So any pointers for using these names in shortcodes if it has to be ${name} ?
Trying to use a custom profile field "height" in Formidable Plugin's field shortcode [user_meta key=whatever]. It's supposed to pull the current user's value for the user field to display on the front end. Although it's not working and they suggest it must be a wrong name.
Tried [user_meta key=height],[pods_meta key=height], [pods_meta key=$height], [user_meta key=pods_meta_height],
[user_meta key=pods_form_ui_pods_meta_height],
[pods_form_ui_pods_meta key=$height]
[pods_form_ui key=pods_meta_height]
[pods_meta key=user_height]
[user_meta key=pods_meta_user_height] (rendered empty)
In some cases it rendered the shortcode , in other cases it rendered empty. E
Either way I'll need to use the names in shortcodes from time to time.
Will try this with php between shortcodes. Trying to learn.
What is the line to display the current user's height (pod field) please?
(reading in codex that "get" refers to something different than display)
Figured out the Formidable thing.
[pods field="height"] assuming postdata is already setup in the globals.
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Installed the plugin with according to the instructions. No facebook login button shows...
See here: http://www.awesomeretro.com/wp-login.php
What have i done wrong?
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BuddyPress Version: 1.5.6
MultiSite Status: Not Allowed / Disabled
Browser Version: Chrome 20.0.1132.57 for Windows
Plugin Version: 2.3.0
Addon Version: Not Detected
Facebook API: OK
Theme: U-Design
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40,000-Piece Puzzle Has A Great Fall
British jigsaw puzzle maker Dave Evans had hand cut the wooden pieces from images of Queen Elizabeth's jubilee. He says it needs to be put back together by next week, and he's hoping some of the queen's men and women can help him restore it.
Good morning. I'm Renee Montagne. The day after British jigsaw puzzle maker Dave Evans finished his 40,000-piece puzzle, it was leaning on a wall and suddenly had a great fall. This biggest ever hand-cut wooden puzzle is a montage of images form the queen's jubilee and it's due to be displayed in one of the queen's ballrooms next week.
So Evans is asking for help, hoping that some of the queen's men and women can help him put it back together again. It's MORNING EDITION.
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Each new version of PHP proves to be easily accessible and requires only a small learning curve. In no time at all, you can put together a simple yet dynamic Web site. This book goes beyond just showing you how to create a quick and uncomplicated site; it helps you deliver better quality software in a shorter amount of time using PHP6.
To put your working knowledge of PHP to use, the authors dive right in with the recent launch of version 6, while highlighting the differences between PHP6 and earlier versions. You'll begin with the fundamentals of professional development and a review of basic object oriented programming (OOP) concepts, before moving on to more advanced development techniques. You'll eventually put all that you've learned into practice and build an application from the ground up using a model-view controller (MVC) framework. Ultimately, you'll discover how to unleash the power of PHP6 and push it to its limits.
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- How to use the tools that are available with PHP6, such as namespaces, collections, iterators, and more
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Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, holds the newborn Prince of Cambridge on July 23, 2013, as they pose for photographers outside St. Mary's Hospital in London. Credit: Alastair Grant/AP
LONDON (AP) -- Royal officials say Britain's new prince has been named George Alexander Louis.
Palace officials said Wednesday that the 2-day-old baby and third-in-line to the throne will be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.
Earlier in the day, the baby met his great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.
His parents -- Prince William and Kate -- then brought him to Kate's parents in their village near London -- pretty much like any regular family.


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A simple clutch is a device consisting of two parallel disks, S and R, with a common axis of rotation that passes through their centers. Initially, the disks do not touch. (The disks resemble two stacked plates separated by a small distance.) Disk S, with rotational inertia IS = 0.2 kg m2, is initially stationary. Disk R, whose rotational inertia IR is 3 times that of disk S, is spinning at 800 rpm. The two disks are brought together so that their surfaces touch. The friction between the disks causes disk S to spin up so that after a short time both disks spin with the same angular speed. Compute (1) the initial energy of the system, (2) the nal angular speed in rpm (revolutions per minute), and (3)the energy lost during the spin up of disk S? Neglect gravitational effects.
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Memo to Car Thieves: Learn to Drive Stick
Or better yet, don't.
Or better yet, don't. That way, more women like Anne Justima of Jackson Heights can have the satisfaction of seeing you flee humiliated after you slash them with a knife and force them out of their own cars on Madison Avenue. [NYP]
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Three ways to create clustered storage
Clustered storage systems run on storage servers, NAS gateways and hosts. Here's how to determine which clustered file-system architecture is best for your needs and storage environment.
This Article Covers
- Can the CFS make use of existing storage and network resources?
- How difficult is it to install and configure?
- How does the CFS manage data integrity?
- Can it scale performance and capacity linearly and independently?
- What problem is the CFS best suited to solve?
Terrascale Technologies Inc. also uses storage bricks, but places its TerraGrid Cluster File System (CFS) on the clients accessing the bricks. Terrascale built its TerraGrid CFS based on the open-source XFS file system; it's a parallel file system that allows apps running in parallel to simultaneously access the same files. TerraGrid CFS scales to support hundreds of nodes, and lets a server read or write data to any node. However, TerraGrid CFS is available only for Linux servers. Windows or other Unix servers that need to access the storage pool have to go through a Linux NAS gateway that contains TerraGrid CFS.
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But problems with the clustered storage systems architecture may surface as more bricks are added to the cluster. It's the responsibility of the CFS to manage each additional module's processor, cache and storage capacity. Failing to keep the cache coherent across the bricks can result in file corruption; however, keeping the cache coherent among all of the bricks generates a lot of chatter and degrades the overall performance of the cluster.Isilon deals with this issue by designating two or more of its bricks as "owning" bricks for each specific file. Keeping the cache consistent in only a few bricks eliminates much of the chatter among bricks. If the request for a file is received by a brick other than the owning brick, the CFS redirects the request to the owning brick. Once the owning brick receives the request, it directs the CFS to distribute the data writes evenly across all of the storage bricks instead of just the disk drives in the owning bricks. Isilon's approach meets most application requirements when just a few servers need to access large files sequentially, but this technique falters as the number of servers that need to access data concurrently on multiple bricks grows. In that scenario, the owning bricks wouldn't be able to expeditiously handle all of the redirects coming from the other bricks and performance would degrade. To avoid this problem, Terrascale's TerraGrid CFS allows any server in the compute cluster to access any data block directly on any brick at any time. This approach eliminates the need for cache coherency among the bricks or for the CFS to add any meta data to the file because the file is locked while the server is directly accessing the blocks of the file. But none of these products overcomes the two main problems of CFS platforms. First, although SATA drives are well suited for the sequential data access required by applications with large amounts of digital content (such as audio, video and graphics), when used in environments with large amounts of random reads and writes, SATA drive performance is significantly lower than that of higher performing Fibre Channel (FC) drives. The other problem is that these systems don't let users redeploy storage they already own. If you have installed storage you want to use in a cluster, CFS architectures that reside on NAS gateways or client servers should be considered.
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At this weekend's New Jersey state high school hockey championship game between archrivals Delbarton and St. Joseph, you couldn't help but notice - the players were all extremely mature.
Some of them appeared downright middle-aged.
But that's what happens when you postpone a state championship game for 21 years.
In 1989, when the game was supposed to be played, a measles outbreak forced officials to put it on hold. The players all hoped the game would be rescheduled - but winter led to spring and spring led to graduation and it just never happened.
Flash forward two decades.
After reading an article on what had become known as "the Greatest Game Never Played," former St. Joe's defenseman Scott Williams, now an insurance agent and part-time musician, got an idea: resolve the title once and for all, sell tickets, and raise money for cancer charities.
"It's purely a little closure. Even if we lose, it's closure," Williams said.
Chris Frosk came down from Boston. "It's unbelievable. It's the chance of a lifetime," he said.
Others came from as far away as Texas and California. By game day, St. Joe's had all but three of its players back and Delbarton had all but one of its players back - ready and willing to play.
As for the game itself? It wasn't exactly poetry on ice. More like dancing with the scars.
The penalties were especially fun for the kids - it was great to see dad get a timeout for a change.
The best part for me, however, was that moment right at the end - when teams typically celebrate or mourn accordingly. Delbarton won, but you couldn't tell by looking - guys on both sides showed what really matters at the end of a long, hard fought game.
Makes me wonder if we shouldn't postpone all high school championships for 21 years.
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of performing indecent acts on KiwiRail trains.
The charges carry a maximum penalty of two years' jail.
He was bailed until next month and, for now, cannot travel by
"That's fine I can catch the bus," Courtney said.
He must also live at a Glen Eden property.
Court documents show the alleged indecency happened on
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performing indecent acts.
Outside court Courtney told APNZ he planned to plead not
guilty to both charges. He said he was riding the train on
the days the alleged offences happened but has not exposed
himself or committed any indecencies.
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He said facing charges was "a little bit weird".
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