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Vigorous scout games are the best form of physical education because most of them bring in moral education – Lord Baden Powell
Boys can see adventure in a dirty old duck puddle, and if the Scoutmaster is a boys' man he can see it, too – Lord Baden Powell
A few months ago a fire was burning on the near by mountain. The smoke blew across the city and I was able to capture this photo of a smokey sunset. The fire burned around 30,000 acres and resulted in the death of one firefighter. As a result I wanted to use this moment to remind everyone of Smokey The Bears words "Only you can prevent forest fires".
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A large part of scouting is going on camping trips, and there are few things as pleasant during a camping trip as sitting by a fire, telling stories, roasting marshmallows, and enjoying the warmth and glow of the flames. However, to fully enjoy this experience and to ensure that you do not lose control of the fire, you need to observe some basic fire safety rules. By building, tending and extinguishing a fire safely, you can ensure that you are upholding your promise as a scout to treat nature with respect. Make certain you do not build the fire in an area with overhanging branches or old stumps nearby. Be sure to have water and a shovel nearby so that you can extinguish the fire quickly if necessary. Never leave a fire unattended. Never run or play around a fire, and never, absolutely NEVER, throw things into the fire that can explode, like aerosol cans, which can send shrapnel flying, possibly maiming or even killing someone. You must always remember the potential harm that fire can cause and treat it respectfully.


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The Osage Beach Fire Protection District expects to implement a new dock inspection requirement this summer after an open forum Tuesday to gauge the public's input.
The proposed addition tightens regulations by requiring that a residential dock be inspected and brought into compliance with OBFPD regulations upon transfer of ownership due to the sale of real estate. This must be done before Ameren Missouri issues a new dock permit under the new owner's name.
The inspection confirming the dock is in compliance would be good for one year. This new requirement would not be enforced on multi-well docks that are tied to an association with multiple slip owners in the same structure.
Fire Chief Jeff Dorhauer said about a dozen people showed up for the 4 p.m. meeting at the fire station on Bluff Road. Most of those attending were Realtors. A representative of the Bagnell Dam Board of Realtors set the tone of the meeting by expressing support for the proposal. She urged the OBFPD board to adopt the new rule and to keep Realtors informed of other changes.
Another individual commented to Ameren Missouri representatives about issues other than the inspection program.
The proposal will be on the agenda of the next regular meeting of the OBFPD board, which is set for 4 p.m. Tuesday, July 16, at Fire Station 1 on Bluff Road. If approved, the regulation would is expected to become effective Aug. 1, Dorhauer explained.
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Flacco Is Latest Super Joe
Joe Flacco capped an outstanding postseason with his fourth straight exceptional performance, throwing three touchdowns without an interception in the Super Bowl to earn the game's MVP award and lead the Ravens to a 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. In doing so, Flacco joined a club led by former 49ers greats, and including one of the men who called his victorious performance for CBS: Quarterbacks who led their teams to championships without throwing a single interception.
Flacco tossed 11 touchdowns without an interception in the postseason, matching Joe Montana's feat for the 49ers after the 1989 season. Six other quarterbacks have thrown for four or more touchdowns without an interception in a single postseason while leading their teams to Super Bowl wins: Steve Young (nine for the 1994-95 49ers), Troy Aikman (eight for 1992-93 Cowboys), Drew Brees (eight for 2009-10 Saints), CBS analyst Phil Simms (eight for 1986-87 Giants), Tom Brady (five for 2004-05 Patriots) and Ken Stabler (four for 1976-77 Raiders).
It's an impressive list. Four of Flacco's seven predecessors led the NFL in passer rating during the regular season. Flacco didn't: He ranked 12th in the NFL this year with a rating of 87.7, while throwing 10 interceptions. That made him an unlikely candidate for a near-flawless postseason with a passer rating of 117.2, notwithstanding his excellent road playoff win-loss record. But regular-season results aren't always predictive of postseason performance. Aikman threw 14 interceptions with a rating of 89.5 before protecting the ball much better in the playoffs.
And if anyone could appreciate the transformation Flacco underwent after the regular season, it was Simms. In the 1986-87 season, he threw 21 touchdowns and 22 interceptions with an average of 7.5 yards per attempt and a mediocre passer rating of 74.6. Facing superior defensive opponents in the playoffs, Simms threw eight touchdowns with no interceptions, for an average of 8.5 yards per attempt and a rating of 131.8, second only to Montana's 146.4 in 1989-90 among quarterbacks with at least seven touchdowns in a postseason.


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'American Idol' Premiere: Night Two
Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey present "American Idol" remains the running theme for the second episode of season 12. The two judges continue to bicker and play up their alleged dislike in between attempting to outdo each other from their seats at the table.
It looks like we're in for a lot of grimaces and looks of annoyance. But, wait, there are also some wonderful bonding moments between the Divas.
In past seasons, the kooky, quirky portion of "American Idol" was relegated to the contestants, but now the tables have turned and some of the quirkiest moments come from the four judges determining which contests will make it to the next round.
Remember the first season of Idol when the judges were the lady who once danced with an animated cat, the dude who's not a real Jackson, and the guy who sounds like the British lady from the "Weakest Link"? Yeah, me, too.
Are we still talking about the judges? If so:
How many times will Nick Minaj say "You Look Like a Star?
How many contestants will stroke Mariah Carey's ego by mentioning their fandom?
How many times will Randy Jackson say dawg?
How many times will New Zealand-born Australian country star Keith Urban remind us of an 70s L.A. surfer dude?
While the Idol producers are playing up Minaj and Carey, and the two ladies attempt to test out their best British accents, the audience gets a glimpse of a few treasures on tonight's episode of Idol. Urban, Carey, Jackson and Minaj are in Chicago and a few things stand out from tonight's episode of AI:
Twitter appears to like her and the judges seem to be fans, so she's on to the next round. In search of something profound to say, Mariah Carey tells the young lady she was "awesome." But, Nicki lays it on thick telling her, "I think someone likes you walks into a room once in a lifetime." Pause for dramatic moment. While it's true that young singer is good, it's not long before we hear similar praises from the table in the two hour episode.
Kiara Lanier
The first of Mariah Carey's fans for the evening hits us with a Celine Dion-lite performance that pushes her through to the next round of Idol.
Then: who is this woman Harpo? And, why is she wearing a pink Elvis catsuit?
Melissa Bush performs "Downtown" and shows that even a tight catsuit can't push you through. But, after 12 seasons, I want to skip parts like this because, well, that's why the judges get the big paychecks . Sift through this mess, please.
Gabe Brown
The loud and powerful vocalist gets the opportunity to perform two songs after Mariah Carey suggests something a little softer. Two songs in, and the singer is still wowing the judges and will have the chance to prove himself in Hollywood.
The Ninja aka Kevin Nabity: I'm not here for this.
Isabelle P.
The 15-year-old skipped school to audition for the reality competition and perform "Baby It's Cold Outside." Mariah Carey LOVES Christmas songs. The judges –other than Randy– love the fresh faced talent that reminds Nicki of Taylor. Last name, Swift.
Griffin Peterson
The attractive contestant from Wisconsin is headed to the next round. thanks to his soft and gentle voice and good looks The women work together to push him through for the young girls currently at home developing 10 second crushes on artists during the audition round of Idol.
Curtis Finch
Finch makes it to Hollywood thanks to his Jesus tune. And, his blessed vocals means a rain down of blessings, including the opportunity for his friends to meet Mariah Carey for the first time.
Mariah Pulice
Mariah touched Mariah on the inside after singing through tears. The contestant that battled anorexia will make it through to the next round. The family bum rushes the judges room to share in the excitement of the good news.
Brandy Neelly
The 17 year old, IMO, was the most impressive contestant of the night performing "Your Cheating Heart." The girl I dubbed Young Patsy Cline had a lot of control for a woman of her age, and the judges were forced to commend her on the song choice. The kid is headed to Hollywood.
Josh Holiday
Oh, he's good. So good in fact he's going to Hollywood. That's all that needs to be said about him.
Johnny Keyser
Cute, and can sing. Naturally, he's going to Hollywood.
Kez Ban
The street performer does a original song and "Pinocchio" for the judges, and they fall in like. "I can feel the realness," an emotional Carey tells the "interesting" performing. And, Kez Ban is on her way to Hollywood.
Lazaro Arbos
Despite a speech impediment that makes it hard to use a complete sentence without stuttering, the youth from Cuba can pleasantly carry a tune. The stammering is halted when he sings and he is able to smoothly perform "Bridge Over Troubled Water." He amazes and inspires the judges so much that he gets a golden ticket to Hollywood.


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We develop and apply systems biology approaches—combining computation, modeling, and experiments—to study the immune system at both the organismal and cellular levels.
At the organismal level, we have been utilizing natural perturbations (disease and genetic variation) and ethical interventions (particularly vaccination) to systemically perturb the immune system and comprehensively assess its statuses pre- and post-perturbation using multiplexed technologies in human cohorts. The resulting multi-modal data sets are analyzed and modeled in an integrative manner to 1) uncover biomarkers of immune responsiveness and health, 2) infer connectivities among components of the immune system, and ultimately, 3) understand how immune responses are orchestrated across scales—from molecules to cells to cell-to-cell interactions in space and time.
An immune response is a collective outcome of the coordination among a large number of cells operating over space and time. Throughout this process, individual cells (and cell populations) monitor and adapt to environmental signals. We are broadly interested in understanding how immune cells adapt to their environment and make decisions. Macrophages are particularly good models in this context. They are highly plastic and respond with diverse functional phenotypes to environmental challenges. In addition to host defense, macrophages play important roles in tissue homeostasis and have been implicated in a number of conditions in health and disease (e.g., atherosclerosis, obesity, Type II diabetes). We are studying macrophage adaptation at both the cell-population and single-cell levels. We are utilizing dense measurements from flow cytometry, microfluidic qPCR (Fluidigm), RNAseq, ChIP-Seq, and CAGE-Seq to comprehensively characterize cellular states pre- and post-environmental stimulation, followed by integrative modeling and analysis. We are particularly interested in assessing cell-to-cell heterogeneity in transcriptional responses and understanding its functional consequences at both the network and cellular levels.
We are broadly interested in the general problem of inferring biological circuits at several levels, including interactions among cell types and among biomolecules within and across cells. In addition to circuit topology, we are interested in understanding the mapping between topology and function, as well as the associated operational and design principles. Our general approach to tackle this problem has been to utilize arrays of experimental perturbations or natural variations in cells and organisms to "generate" diverse cellular and/or organismal phenotypes followed by comprehensive, multi-modal characterization of the resulting states. We then use this dense sampling and measurement of the state-space to computational model and infer functional relationships among systems components. To close the loop, both experimental and computational follow-ups are used to further test and validate the resulting models and hypotheses.
Our main experimental tools include next-generation sequencing, flow cytometry, and quantitative PCR. We are also developing and adopting approaches for highly multiplexed single-cell profiling. On the computational and modeling end, we employ or develop methods motivated by (or borrow verbatim from) multivariate statistics, Bayesian network inference, linear models, and graph algorithms, as well as dynamical and stochastic modeling. We also aim to develop or turn internal toolkits into broadly distributed tools when it is apparent that they are useful in more general settings, particularly in settings where experimental biologists with little or no computational training can be empowered to generate and test hypotheses using large, complex data sets.
Postdoctoral/predoctoral fellowships and staff positions are available to work on systems biology and immunology. Motivated individuals with interdisciplinary mindset/outlook and backgrounds in computational biology, immunology, medicine, genomics, experimental biology (e.g., molecular genetics), and bioinformatics are welcome to inquire.
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Dr. Tsang received his Ph.D. in biophysics from Harvard University and B.A.Sc. and M.Math. in computer engineering and computer science, respectively, from the University of Waterloo in Canada.
Dr. Tsang has been working on systems biology and genomics research in both academic and industrial settings for over a decade. After graduating from Waterloo in 2000, he helped pioneer high-throughput computational and experimental methods to annotate the then-freshly sequenced human genome using custom DNA microarrays at Rosetta Inpharmatics and then led a bioinformatics group at Caprion Proteomics. His doctoral research was conducted in Alexander van Oudenaarden's laboratory at MIT, where he led research on the systems biology of microRNA-mediated regulation and stochastic gene expression in yeast. After earning his Ph.D. in 2008, he returned to Rosetta Inpharmatics Division of Merck Research Laboratories to work with Dr. Eric Schadt on integrative genomics and genetics of gene expression in human and mouse.
He is currently leading a research program to develop and apply computational and experimental approaches to study the immune system (aka, "systems immunology"). He was also jointly appointed as director of computational systems biology at the Trans-NIH Center for Human Immunology (CHI), where he recruited and now leads a group of computational biologists to integrate and analyze large-scale data sets to dissect the human immune system in health and disease.
Manikandan Narayanan (Ph.D., Computational Genomics, UC-Berkeley, United States)Yong Lu (Ph.D., Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University, United States)Andrew Martins (Ph.D., Immunology, University of Western Ontario, Canada)Rachel Sparks (M.D., University of Washington, United States)Neha Bansal (B.Sc., Biological Sciences, George Mason University, United States)Nick Jensen (B.Sc., Biological Sciences, Dartmouth College, United States)
William Lau (M.Sc., Biomedical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, United States)—visiting Ph.D. student from George Mason University and Center for Information Technology of NIHKyemyung Park—Ph.D. student, Biophysics Program, University of Maryland, College Park, United States
Bethan Fixsen (former postbac)—currently MSTP M.D./Ph.D. student, University of California, San Diego, United StatesNaisha Shah (former postdoc)—currently research scientist at Human Longevity, Inc.Katherine Wendelsdorf (former postdoc)—currently scientist, Ingenuity SystemsMichael Smith (former rotation student)—currently bioinformatics analyst, MedImmune
Tsang JS. Utilizing population variation, vaccination, and systems biology to study human immunology. Trends Immunol. 2015 Aug; 36 (8): 479-93.
Kardava L, Moir S, Shah N, Wang W, Wilson R, Buckner CM, Santich BH, Kim LJ, Spurlin EE, Nelson AK, Wheatley AK, Harvey CJ, McDermott AB, Wucherpfennig KW, Chun TW, Tsang JS, Li Y, Fauci AS. Abnormal B cell memory subsets dominate HIV-specific responses in infected individuals. J Clin Invest. 2014 Jun 2.
Tsang JS*, Schwartzberg PL*, Kotliarov Y, Biancotto A, Xie Z, Germain RN, Wang E, Olnes MJ, Narayanan M, Golding H, Moir S, Dickler HB, Perl S, Cheung F; Baylor HIPC Center; CHI Consortium. Global analyses of human immune variation reveal baseline predictors of postvaccination responses. Cell. 2014 Apr 10;157(2):499-513. *senior and corresponding author
Mukherji S, Ebert MS, Zheng GX, Tsang JS, Sharp PA, van Oudenaarden A. MicroRNAS can generate thresholds in target gene expression. Nat Genet. 2011 Aug 21;10.1038/ng.905 [Epub].
Tsang JS*, Ebert MS, van Oudenaarden A. Genome-wide dissection of microRNA functions and cotargeting networks using gene set signatures. Mol Cell. 2010 Apr 9;38(1):140-53. *corresponding author
Tsang J, Zhu J, van Oudenaarden A. MicroRNA-mediated feedback and feedforward loops are recurrent network motifs in mammals. Mol Cell. 2007 Jun 8;26(5):753-67.
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The six-lane, 400 meter track was installed in 1998 and refurbished in 2001, 2005 and 2011. As the surface wears, much like the sole of a shoe, granules and latex are added. Dunleavy said that as additional layers were added the permeability of the surface diminished. As a result, instead of evaporating, water remained trapped between running surface and the asphalt base. With warm temperatures, the water turns to vapor and, unable to escape, causes the surface of the track to bubble.
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Del.icio.us client with screenshots of posts
Delish is a del.icio.us client application for Mac OS X. See your posts as hi-res screenshots. Multitouch and bundle support.
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Dragging a link from Delish places the file name for the .png preview rather than the URL itself. Not so useful.
Oh, just found bundle support under preferences. Nice!
Nice, but without bundle support you'll soon get swamped trying to navigate 100+ tags in a single column. Also, like DeliciousSafari it converts upper case tags to lower (which generates duplicate tags), but unlike DS it can't figure out the upper and lower case versions are the same tag and displays them separately but looking exactly the same.
There is a reason I use upper case for some tags. Please don't mess with it.
Some thoughts: .the thumbnails are nice but not worth losing the full text of the title and description - an option for a list with a thumbnail, like iTunes "Album View," would be a helpful addition. Collapsed/open status of bundles gets reset when you sync. And there's no way to combine tags in a search or display a count of items with a particular tag (two nice Cocoalicious features...). With bundle support and screenshots, this has some great features that Cocoalicious is missing, and is missing some great features of Cocoalicious. Combine these two with delimport, a spotlight importer for delicious bookmarks, and we'd finally have a solid delicious client for OS X.
Terrific app, exactly what I wanted.
It needs a better icon though.
A great looking app that really brings del.icio.us to the desktop. Some bookmarks don't receive a thumbnail, but it is still in beta.
The developer is very responsive to feedback.


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GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colorado - The board of trustees of Colorado Mountain College on Friday announced a unanimous vote to appoint Charles Dassance as interim president of the college. Once all terms are agreed upon, Dassance will oversee the 12-location community college in north-central Colorado while the board seeks and appoints a president for the permanent position. Dassance was selected among three candidates following a final interview process Monday.
The role of president became available in December upon the resignation of Stan Jensen, Ph.D. During the interim period, the college's elected trustees will conduct a nationwide search for a long-term candidate. Details of how the search will be conducted are yet to be determined.
"Each candidate we considered was outstanding. We couldn't go wrong choosing any one of them," said board trustee Pat Chlouber of Lake County. "Dr. Dassance seems to understand and can fulfill the mission we have in mind for the next few months, and we're confident he'll work well with our communities and add strength to our staff."
Various trustees spoke to Dassance's capabilities in helping the college make a smooth transition in hiring a new president, giving praise to his past experience as a college president. Dassance was president of the College of Central Florida for 15 years, where he was named president emeritus upon his retirement in 2011. He holds a Ph.D. in higher education administration from the University of Virginia.
In addition to appointing an interim president, the board voted this week on two tuition issues. Unanimously, the board is in support of the Colorado ASSET bill, which is currently being considered by state legislators in Denver. If passed, the bill would allow undocumented students meeting certain criteria to pay in-state tuition at Colorado's public colleges and universities.
Trustees also voted earlier this week to freeze tuition levels for 2013-14, keeping them at current levels, in accordance with the recommendation of a staff committee.
"In the state of Colorado and nationally, there is an initiative to enhance student access to higher education, keeping tuition as affordable as possible," said Linda English, chief financial officer of Colorado Mountain College. "By having no increase in tuition, we will remain the best value in Colorado."
The college's current tuition rates for lower-division courses are $56 per credit hour for in-district students, $95 for in-state students and $299 for out-of-state students. This year Colorado Mountain College's full-time, in-district students paid tuition of less than $2,000 for courses toward associate degrees, and in-state students paid less than $3,000.
In the 2011-12 academic year, the most recent year for which comparable figures are available for other colleges and similar courses, this compares to averages of nearly $3,500 per year at other community colleges in the state, more than $7,000 for Colorado's four-year public schools and more than $8,000 at public four-year colleges nationally.


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Curio is the ultimate brainstorming and project management application â" a flexible and powerful environment which promotes visual thinking for gathering and shaping your ideas, while managing all the notes and documents associated with your project. Curio's intuitive interface and tools encourage effective note gathering, research, and creative exploration. Its freeform, open environment encourages users to more easily visualize, associate, and recall information.
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Curio does so much it is hard to get your head around it. It is a whiteboard, a drawing application, a mind mapper, a document repository, and a presentation tool all rolled up into one. I find it a great place to brainstorm a new project. It sees near-daily use in my workflow as a slideware alternative for presentations. (My students ask me how I write on my PowerPoint slides like that. I tell them the first thing they have to understand is that those are not PowerPoint slides.)
This is a great app! My main use to date has been to build tutorials for myself when I'm learning new things. For example, I spent a lot of time using Eclipse to learn JSPs and other J2EE technologies with JBoss. Getting all the versions of the various tools and examples to mesh is a challenge, so I make notes, clip URLs, and save screenshots and output logs in Curio so I can remember how to get things working.
Wow! I'm surprised more people don't use this and haven't commented on it. It's really a great app, and for the price, it blows the Omni stuff out of the water. I use it to take notes at meetings with my clients, diagram out story/plot lines, etc. It's a slick piece of software.
Like the many other programs of its general kind, Curio tries to sell itself with a new-agey pitch about transforming your brain, or something. But really the point is just that it's surprisingly helpful to be able to spread out an entire intellectual project, and everything connected to it, on an enormous table. Curio lets you do this very well, making the results look good with minimal effort on your part. And the amount of additional structure you impose on your stuff is, within a very wide range, up to you. So I use it for writing lecture notes and calculations (with a Wacom graphics tablet), for maintaining a scrapbook of current research in my field, and for brainstorming in my own research projects.
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It's 1983 and I was invited to play something called DnD with a couple of friends from Intermediate School. An afternoon was spent with dice and some paper and Presto, an elven fighter/magic-user was created. An alter ego with whom I could lob a magic missile and destroy a kobold, explore a dungeon and find lots of treasure! Being a scrawny, smart kid in a town full of rednecks it was an escape I sorely needed. It was a place where I could adventure and rescue the kidnapped princess and, for once, be the hero.
A little while goes by and my brother comes to live with us and, having only briefly met him on a handful of occasions, and Dungeons and Dragons establishes some common ground. It's something we're both interested in and instantly bridges this large gap of uncertainty between us. What did it mean to have a brother, anyway? But I knew what it meant to have a Dungeon Master running a game.
It's now 2008 and Gary Gygax, the creator of that game that I spent so many, many hours playing has died. It's a game that I still play, 25 years later. I just played it with a group of friends the other day. Mr. Gygax, while I never met you, the game you created had a profound effect on me. You helped me escape the hell that was growing up in that tiny town. You gave me a connection to a virtually unknown close relative and provided (virtually) the introductions to some of my best friends that continue to this day. Sleep well Mr. Gygax.


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Who could be a coach after his playing days?
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Chauncey Billups- Will be a great coach, he makes a huge impact with how teams are run, and he made the nuggets a decent defensive team. He also organized the offense. those two thing you see happen with every team billups is on, so it must be him, he would turn out well as a coach, being he basically is the coach right now.
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Kobe-Great analysis of the game,he could coach, wouldnt be GREAT though, but he might get you a couple .500+/.600+ seasons
Shane Battier-Smart role player, similar to phil jackson and pat riley when they played
rondo-great facilitator, has recieved a lot of training from doc rivers, he wouldnt be bad as coach
Stephen Curry-Yes
D-Wade, just got a feeling on him.
YaoMing. Yao could possibly be the best coach when he retired from NBA, if he coached a CBA team in China, he now is the boss of the Shanghai Shaq Basketball team, and the team made to the playoffs this season.
these are the top four coaching player thingys in the league
they are exactly what is would have chosen and great decriptions
Okay Malik you think that every player is going to be a great coach except Kobe. He's being compared to Michael Jordan going to be a hall of famer and a legend. He is going to be a better coach than Rondo,Billups,James,Anthony,Curry,Wade,Durant,Ming,Battier,Brooks,Nash,Garnett,Howard, and Carter. Kobe is going to be the greatest coach in the NBA no one will ever top KB.
i think it will have to be someone who understands how to run a team, like billups or curry or maybe even a guy like JJ Reddick becuase of his extensive knowledge of the game, maybe even someone like Tony Parker or Jason Kidd becuase of his ability to lead a team into battles and bring great teams through them.
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Ok a couple things,
A. I said he would be decent
B. Just because a player is good, doesnt mean he will be a good coach(see isaiah thomas) usually good superstar players turn out terrible because they have the same standards for their players that they had for themselves.
C. Kobe will be nowhere near the greatest coach, just because the position he is is, he doesnt know in depth how to teach role players and things like that, because his job has always been to make shots.
He will be decent, a good player doesnt equal a good coach, thats why i like shane battier as a coach, because he is a smart roleplayer who has been able to analyze every piece on his team and could take that knowledge to really be a great coach.
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. — North Lake Tahoe might best be known as one of the nation's premier ski destinations, but biking is gaining momentum as visitors than are exploring the area on two wheels.
The region's biking enthusiasts range from accomplished riders on tricked-out road bikes, costing as much as a new car, to adrenaline junkies maneuvering the steeps via dirt tracks. A younger generation is also kicking it as kids learn balance and control while biking along the area's paved bike paths.
If you want to be like Lance Armstrong, local residents recommend the Rainbow Bridge route along Old Highway 40 from Truckee to Cisco Grove. The ride gets its name from iconic Rainbow Bridge, which was built back in 1926. In addition to the 1,000-foot climb, the route offers spectacular views of Donner Lake.
The Flume Trail, named after an old water flume created in Tahoe's heyday to provide lumber to Virginia City's burgeoning silver mines, is a biker's haven. It's a challenging single track with twists and turns and provides Lake Tahoe and Sierra Nevada views. Flume Bike Trails offers guided tours of the trail, a shuttle service as well as bike rentals and nearby backcountry log cabins to bikers and hikers.
But let's not forget the kids. Families are among the many visitors heading to North Lake Tahoe, and the region's miles of car-free, paved bike trails makes it easy to enjoy a leisurely ride along the North and West shores.
One of the most popular rides for families is along the scenic Truckee River from Tahoe City to Squaw Valley, home of the 1960 Winter Olympics. The Olympic Rings at the entrance to Squaw Valley is a great photo opportunity and the nearby park has a play structure soccer field. A convenient lunch spot is River Ranch Lodge, right on the trail.
Another first-rate, car-free route for young families is along Incline Village's paved trail that parallels Lakeshore Boulevard, a prominent street home to some of Lake Tahoe's most luxurious lakefront properties.
For those who enjoy organized racing, cyclists will take to the road at the Tahoe Sierra Century ride Saturday, Sept. 22, a race starting and finishing in Squaw Valley, dedicated to raising funds for the music programs at North Tahoe Middle School and North Tahoe High School. The route has earned praise for its scenic races (30, 60 and 100-mile available), demanding hill climbs and full-support services.
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SAN MARTIN -- After sharpening his impressive skills abroad, Brooks Koepka proved well-equipped to carve up CordeValle Golf Club in Friday's second round of the Frys.com Open.
The 23-year-old from Florida, who's been to 15 countries this year, had a one-stroke lead after shooting a 7-under 64 for a 36-hole total of 11-under 131.
In his round, Koepka had eight birdies, an eagle, three bogeys and only six pars on a spectacular day for scoring.
"I putted really well," he said. "I hit some good shots in there. I holed a bunch of 15-to-20-footers. I thought my speed was real good."
Jason Kokrak, who tied for second last year, eagled the 18th hole of his round, No. 9 on the course, to shoot 65 and move into second at 10-under 132.
Robert Garrigus was two shots back after he carded a 63. He shot a 29 on the front nine and looked poised to break the magical 60 barrier with six birdies on the first nine.
"I had flashes of 59 for a second, and I'm like, 'Alright idiot, stop thinking,' " said Garrigus, who had nine birdies and a bogey overall and was tied with Jim Herman at 9-under 133.
Koepka has a well-stamped passport. Without status on the PGA Tour, he's been playing on the Challenge Tour in Europe, where won three times to earn his European Card. He tied for fifth in the 2013 Kenya Open after getting lost during a harrowing three-hour road trip upon his arrival at midnight.
"It was a bit scary," Koepka recalled of the Kenyan misadventure. "But then, I've got so many good stories: Just going to Switzerland, one of the most beautiful places in the world. I've been in the U.K. quite a bit, and Scotland. ... Kenya is awesome."
Asked if he'd eaten any weird food during his travels, and Koepka said, "Yeah, well, last year we ate horse meat in Kazakhstan."
Thus, the cross-country trip from Florida for the Frys.com Open was a breeze for Koepka.
"Yeah, yeah, it's nice," he said. "It was only like a five-hour flight. ... Didn't seem like it was too long, but it was nice getting here. The way everything is run here, it's unbelievable. It's first class."
Kokrak may have had the shot of the day on his final hole. After striping his drive on the par-5, he hit a perfect cut 6-iron to the green, and the ball stopped rolling 9 inches from the cup for a tap-in eagle.
"I hit a perfect shot," he said. "As soon as I hit it, and it hit the green, my caddie started yelling for it to go in."
Garrigus' stellar play was a welcome relief for a guy who finished the previous season with a thud, missing cuts at the Barclays and Deutsche Bank Championship. The sour notes came after he'd tied for 25th in the PGA Championship and tied for 11th in the Wyndham Championship.
He also lost to Matt Kuchar 3-and-2 in the quarterfinals of the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play and finished tied for fifth.
But Garrigus looked, and played, like a new man Friday.
"I was very disappointed with my play last year," he said. "I felt like I let a bunch of tournaments slide, especially the Match Play. It was just frustrating. I took a month off and didn't touch a club for probably about 20, 25 days, and then I hit the gym the whole time. I got fit again. I felt like a let my cardio slide and I wasn't fit enough."
Two former Cal players were having an impact.
Charlie Wi, 41, who was born in Seoul, South Korea, was tied for sixth at 7-under 135 after shooting 68. Max Homa, 22, playing on a sponsor's exemption, also shot a 68 for a 5-under 137. Thus, he made the cut in his pro debut
"I'm not too far off the lead, so that's what I'm kind of focused on," Homa said. "I'm kind of playing with house money in my first event, and I can just kind of go out there play my game."
Japanese stars Ryo Ishikawa and Hideki Matsuyama moved into contention with solid rounds and were both at 6-under 136. They were in a group that included Vijay Singh, first-day leader Jeff Overton and Andres Gonzales, who had the best round of the day with a 62.
Among the bigger names to miss the even-par cutline were Presidents Cup players Angel Cabrera and Marc Leishman, Billy Horschel and Lucas Glover.
Stockton native Ricky Barnes (69) made the cut with a 2-under 140.
Through two rounds
Name Scores Par
Brooks Koepka 67-64 -11
Jason Kokrak 67-65 -10
Robert Garrigus 70-63 -9
Jim Herman 67-66 -9
Camilo Villegas 68-66 -8
Five tied at 7 under
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University of Iowa Kept 'Girls' Off Campus Because Of The Show's Script
Lena Dunham's Hannah Horvath character in HBO's "Girls" series may have been accepted into the University of Iowa's Writers' Workshop at the end of last season, but now it looks like she will not be allowed on campus.
The University said it turned down a request by HBO to film "Girls" on its campus in part because of possible disruption that could result from having film crews around.
"After reviewing the script I decided to decline for two reasons," said Joseph Brennan, vice president of strategic communications for the university. "Of course there was the potential for disruption, but I also thought the story line placed the university and the community in an unfavorable light."
Brennan said he did not want to give away details of the plot, which the show's producers "were kind enough to share with us." But he didn't like "what happened to the character after she arrived at the school."
Brennan said he was flattered that the show included the school's program and proud that one of its graduates, Sarah Heyward, is a writer for the show.
An HBO spokeswoman declined to comment about whether plans for the next season included Dunham's character enrolling in the Iowa Writers' Workshop. Brennan said film crews were planning to shoot exteriors of the building that houses the renowned writing program.
HBO downplayed the episode, saying there are "no problems to report" regarding the Iowa story line.


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Fukuda Y, Tsai HF, Myers TG, Bennett JE. Transcriptional profiling of Candida glabrata during phagocytosis by neutrophils and in the infected mouse spleen. Infect Immun. 2013 Apr;81(4):1325-33.
Noble JA, Tsai HF, Suffis SD, Su Q, Myers TG, Bennett JE. STB5 is a negative regulator of azole resistance in Candida glabrata. Antimicrob Agents Chemother. 2013 Feb;57(2):959-67.
Li QQ, Skinner J, Bennett JE. Evaluation of reference genes for real-time quantitative PCR studies in Candida glabrata following azole treatment. BMC Mol Biol. 2012 Jun 29;13:22.
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September 11, 2012
Visitation and a memorial service in Richmond, as well as a candlelight vigil and memorial service on the Longwood University campus, have been set for Dr. Bill Stuart, associate professor of communication studies at Longwood, who died Sept. 9. [See Longwood mourns the loss of Professor Bill Stuart]
The entire Longwood community is invited to a memorial service and candlelight vigil at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 12, on the lawn between Bedford Hall and the Center for Communication Studies and Theatre. The service is being organized by Lambda Pi Eta, the communication studies honor society, and the Department of Communication Studies. For more information, contact Allison Dobson at 434-395-2643.
In Richmond, visitation is scheduled for 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 13, at Woody Funeral Home Parham (www.woodyfuneralhomeparham.com), located at 1771 North Parham. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, at Cannon Memorial Chapel on the University of Richmond campus, 28 Westhampton Way (directions at http://modlin.richmond.edu/getting-here/cannon-memorial-chapel.html). For more information, contact Woody Funeral Home Parham at 804-288-3013.


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He was a stud....only player in UK history to have jersey retired in football (Bear) and basketball (Rupp).
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Ireland great Brian O'Driscoll has revealed this Six Nations championship could be the last time he appears in European rugby union's premier international tournament.
The 34-year-old centre missed Ireland's 2012 end-of-year fixtures due to an ankle injury but has been restored to the side for the Six Nations opener away to Wales in Cardiff on Saturday.
However, O'Driscoll - captain in 84 of his 120 Ireland Tests - finds himself back amongst the ranks after Ireland coach Declan Kidney again entrusted leadership duties to Jamie Heaslip, his skipper in November.
Kidney has insisted his decision could help prolong O'Driscoll's international career but the veteran midfielder's Irish Rugby Football Union contract expires at the end of the season.
"There's a strong possibility it could be my last," O'Driscoll told BBC Sport on Thursday.
"There's every chance it's my last Six Nations, but I haven't really allowed myself to start thinking about finishing. If you start thinking about it too early, you've one foot into retirement already.
"I'm contracted until the summer and I'll see how my body feels."
If O'Driscoll comes through the Six Nations unscathed, he could be contention for a place in the British and Irish Lions squad for their series in Australia later this year which, if selected, would be the Irishman's fourth tour with the combined side.
O'Driscoll was the Lions captain in New Zealand in 2005 although he played less than a minute of the first Test after a spear tackle by Tana Umaga and Keven Mealamu led to a shoulder injury that ruled him out of the remainder of the series.
"It would be an honour that would be too big to pass up again. I got to do it once, albeit for only 25 seconds of a Test match, so it would be nice to get another opportunity," said O'Driscoll of another stint as Lions captain.
"But first I've got to get into a position to get myself on the tour and deserve my spot."
Andrew Coombs is set to make his Wales debut when they begin the defence of their Six Nations title at home to Ireland on Saturday.
Coombs, 28, was named in the starting XV announced on Thursday by interim head coach Rob Howley, after a second-row injury crisis left Wales without several experienced locks.
Newport Gwent Dragons forward Coombs has been a full-time professional for fewer than three years and only recently switched from back-row to lock.
However, Howley was confident the former computer software salesman would acquit himself well against Ireland.
"It's a great opportunity for Andrew, who has been performing well at regional level, to show what he can do on this stage," Howley said.
"The Six Nations is all about momentum, and we know we have to hit the ground running against Ireland."


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Breckenridge snowboarder Zach Black took a trip back in time Saturday, and found $3,500 along the way.
Black took home top honors in the first-ever Throwback Throwdown, a celebration of snowboarding history held at Breckenridge Saturday.
In addition to a normal competition on a standard (machine-made) 22-foot halfpipe, the Throwback Throwdown had help from a team of hard-working humans who constructed an exact replica of the original competition halfpipe built at Breck in 1986 out of two columns of snow boulders. Crude and unforgiving, the 6-foot throwback pipe was the true star of the show.
"It's just enjoyable," Black said of the throwback pipe. "It's a hard halfpipe to ride for sure and it gives you respect for the tricks people were doing back then."
Black said his favorite trick in the throwback pipe was second-place Dom Harrington's back rodeo at the top of the U-tube. In addition to the inverts, the day saw other newer tricks in the old-school pipe. A fresher trick - which competitors of today are currently experimenting with - is a simple drag of the hand during a maneuver in which it is difficult to keep the hand near the snow. Black thinks his drop-in at the top of the pipe, where he performed a hand drag front flip 360, helped him clinch the win.
"(In the throwback pipe), you can go over knuckles and do little hand drags," he said. "And that was the funnest thing I think I did all day."
Former US Snowboarding Team member Dylan Bidez said it was the most fun he's ever had at a competition, and it wouldn't have come together the way it did without Zach's brother, Jake Black.
"This event was all thought up by Jake Black," Bidez said. "It's the funnest event I've ever been in."
Jake Black and a team of 12 or so workers spent seven hours turning the two 6-foot columns of melded-together snow boulders into the pipe they rode on Saturday. Jake Black said the idea came to him and the rest of the organizers at Breck after they began discussing the development of halfpipe events over the years.
"We starting talking about how pipe events today were so fast-paced; they're not as emphasized in style as they were," Jake Black said. "We talked about bringing it back to that and developed a two-part pipe event with the 22-foot pipe and the hand-built pipe, covering almost thirty years of snowboarding and how it's developed from this hand-dug ditch to the 22-foot pipe."
Jake Black, 23, his brother, Zach, and Dylan Bidez, both 21, were on the younger end of the three generations of snowboarders represented, from 13-year-old Matt Cox to Chris Pappas, roughly 30 years Cox's senior.
Pappas, who competed in the original halfpipe competition in 1986, landed a flip and was the winner of the "Old Man" competition at the event, which included over-40 snowboarders like Steve Link, Andy Brewer and Michael Chapman. He said Saturday's halfpipe was very similar to the original.
"I'm really surprised with the way it turned out," he said. "I think I showed up two days early in 1986 to help dig the pipe. In that day, the riders would show up just to make sure that we had a pipe. Fortunately I've got to say a lot of thanks to the Breckenridge park crew, this time I didn't raise a shovel as I did in '86 ... Maybe we should make a requirement if you compete in this you need to dig for an hour."


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Met this commuter riding home on Beach Drive, near Alki Beach in Seattle. We talked about his Novara Big Buzz and how he rides it everyday. He dug it and also wished it had a bigger climbing gear and a longer seatpost.
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I thought it was called 'Buzz' because it was aluminum, but turns out it has a chromoly frame. Misleading name.
Interesting… i was tempted to buy a buzz for my townie/commuter, but then decided to use a cyclocross bike.
The Buzz line includes different versions. The Buzz V is the chromoly one. I did agree with him that even the large was compact. He was scrunched up.
That's me on the Buzz and in the trunk when the pic was taken was a longer seatpost, which is now installed. Weird the post was so short because it is a large frame, I'm 5'11" and not all that leggy. If you buy this bike BE SURE they show you the wheel quick releases that require you to carry a big allen wrench. You don't want to flat without one.
The model pictured is actually the Big Buzz which has 700c wheels, disc brakes and an aluminum frame. The Buzz has 26" wheels, disc brakes and an aluminum frame and the Buzz V has 26" wheels, V brakes and a chromoly frame
@ Greg,
That's right—and it's the one with the raw finish—each has it's own Patina.
(I updated my comment and the link).
The model Steve is riding is actually the Big Buzz. "Big" stands for big wheels since this is the only Buzz model currently (hint hint) aval w/700c wheels.
For clarity sake here's a quick run down on the Novara Buzz line up:
* Buzz: the first Buzz model (OB) introduced in June 2000. 26" aluminum.
* Big Buzz: joined the family in 2002. 700c aluminum.
* Buzz V: new kid on the block. v stands for v-brake. 26" cromo
* Buzz FlyBy: another new model this year. this one folds. p.s. more on the way ETA summer.
Thanks for riding along-
Steve Gluckman
Novara Bikes
Also see [this video shot](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbIHDN-20eY) at REI's World HQ where we previewed the Buzz line and Steve Gluckman explained the different models.
Hey, who's this "Buzz" guy. This is a picture of my brother Steve. No kidding.


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Bruce Willis has been trending on Twitter this week. Nothing to do with his dubious acting abilities. No, a story began to circulate that he wanted to bequeath his iTunes music collection (spread over numerous Apple devices) to his children but discovered that Apple not only owned the hardware and the software but also "his" music too. It now appears that this might be an unfounded rumour but, true or false, it raises some very interesting questions about the status of digital real estate in the event of death.


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I doubt he'll be here in 2014; he makes too much $$.
Sign Starks on the cheap, put him at LT and let Brown play LG now.
would you stop with signing Starks already.
Hes been let go by 2 teams already.
Starks has lost it. He has played 7 total downs this year and whiffed badly on 2 of them. His time is over.


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Published: Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 11:35 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 11:35 p.m.
TALLAHASSEE | Two employees of a company once aligned with the Republican Party of Florida admitted to law-enforcement authorities that they forged voter registration forms.
It's the first result in a far-reaching voter fraud investigation that was launched last fall — and initiated at the urging of the party after election supervisors started flagging questionable applications.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement reported Tuesday that the two ex-employees were charged with a third degree felony. But prosecutors back in January decided to place both of them on probation because neither has a criminal history.
Strategic Allied Consulting was hired by Republicans to do voter registration drives in Florida and other states. But last fall, the state party fired the company and took the additional step of filing an election fraud complaint against the company with state officials.
This does not end the investigation into Strategic Allied. There are four other cases across the state still under investigation.
But Frederick Petti, an attorney who represents the company, said he's already been told by law-enforcement authorities that the investigation is focused on no more than six employees.
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Playing its second game in three days, the Texas A&M - Corpus Christi men's basketball team heads to Norman, Okla., for a New Year's Eve matchup with the University of Oklahoma at 2 p.m. The game, which will be carried on Fox Sports Southwest, will be played at historic McCasland Field House, the Sooners' first regular-season game there since March 5, 1975.
• The Islanders have one of the youngest teams in Division I, with an average age of 20 years, three months and 28 days heading into today's matchup.
• Texas A&M - Corpus Christi saw its comeback bid fall short against Stephen F. Austin, falling 67-56 in its Southland opener. The Islanders fell behind 16-1 but rallied to bring the score within one in the second half.
• Will Nelson scored 24 points and snared 14 rebounds for his first career double-double in the loss to SFA. It was the first double-digit rebound game for an Islander this season.
• Johnathan Jordan was named to the Cousy Award Watch List on Dec. 21. The point guard had a season-low one assist against SFA, but poured in 17 points and had three steals.
• Texas A&M - Corpus Christi is ineligible for the postseason because of poor results in the NCAA's Academic Progress Rate. No Islander who has played under Wilson had anything to do with the subpar score.
This will be the first meeting between the Islanders and Sooners in A&M - Corpus Christi's time as a Division I program, but the squad has a bevy of experience against Big 12 foes and in the state of Oklahoma.
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi has posted a 4-20 all-time record against the Big 12, including wins over Baylor, TCU and Texas Tech, the most recent victory a 55-49 win over the Horned Frogs on Dec. 22, 2005. The Islanders hold an 0-8 record against Oklahoma State, their most frequent Big 12 opponent.
In the Sooner State, A&M - Corpus Christi holds an 0-8 all-time record. The Islanders are 0-6 against the Cowboys in Stillwater and 0-2 at Tulsa in the program's history.
The Stephen F. Austin contest provided one of the slowest starts in recent memory for the Islanders. Despite having several good looks at the basket, A&M - Corpus Christi opened the game coming up empty on their first 13 shots. By contrast, the Lumberjacks started the game 8-for-14 to open up a 16-1 lead on the Islanders.
The home squad rallied to hit nearly 50 percent of its shots the rest of the way (21-of-46), and used a 15-1 run around halftime to trim a 27-12 deficit to just one point at 28-27.
Unfortunately, the shooting divide has been a consistent characteristic of the recent struggles for the Islanders. Over the last five games, A&M - Corpus Christi has shot .378 from the field – a disappointing number. Even more so, though, the opposition's success has exacerbated the problem. Opponents have shot .502 over the last five.
Though his first five halves of Division I basketball were slightly disappointing, junior college transfer Will Nelson showed just what he was capable of in the second half against Utah State. Nelson scored 17 points in the half, nailing four threes, to spearhead the Islanders' comeback attempt.
He one-upped himself against Houston. Nelson scored 28 points, albeit on 9-for-28 shooting, to lead the way for the Islanders. His performance was accentuated by a 9-for-10 outing at the line, where he is hitting at a .688 clip this year.
He stumbled against Toledo and Iowa, with just nine points on 2-for-13 shooting combined, but bounced back at South Alabama. Against the Jaguars, he went 4-for-8 with 12 points and eight rebounds – his fourth game with eight boards or more on the year.
In his last three outings, though he has gotten back into control. He has led the Islanders in scoring in each game, posting 17 at Texas A&M, 13 against UTSA and 24 against SFA his last contest. He added a career-best 14 rebounds to post his first double-double for the Islanders.
The junior college transfer is averaging 14.5 points and 7.3 rebounds for the Islanders, both marks leading the team. He has struggled a bit with his accuracy, though, shooting .361 overall and .261 from beyond the arc.
Nelson is attending his fifth different school in the last five years. He took last season off of basketball to focus on academics at Dodge City Community College. Prior to that, he played a year each at Hutchinson CC and Baton Rouge CC after graduating from Port Allen (La.) High School.
One of the major characteristics of the recent Islanders struggles has also been the number of offensive fouls they have commmitted. In the last six games, A&M - Corpus Christi has 18 offensive fouls, accounting for nearly 25 percent of their turnovers. The Islanders had five offensive fouls at South Alabama, in a game they lost by just seven points, and four at Iowa. They committed three last time out against UTSA in addition to two each against SFA, at Texas A&M and at Toledo.
The quality of the Islanders' play has been in concert with the number of turnovers they have committed. The Islanders posted just nine turnovers against Stephen F. Austin, their third game this season with fewer than 10 turns. Earlier in the year, the Islanders took care of the ball like no other time in program history.After posting six turnovers at Utah State – the second lowest total in school lore – the Islanders matched the school record with only five turns against Houston.
Over the next five games, though, A&M - Corpus Christi finished with double-digit turnovers each game, including 16 at Toledo and 15 each at South Alabama and Iowa. The Islanders did trim the number to 10 against Texas A&M and had 12 against UTSA. With an average of 12.4 turnovers per game as of Dec. 16, the Islanders were 67th in the nation in the category. A year ago, Texas A&M - Corpus Christi was 291st in the nation in turnovers out of 338 teams ranked.
He's only a sophomore, but Houston native Johnathan Jordan has been thrust into the role of leader on the young Islanders squad. Jordan led the Southland in assists per game in 2011-12, and despite his newbie status was also among the leaders in minutes per game. He was recently named to the Bob Cousy Award Watch List by the Basketball Hall of Fame, recognizing the top point guards in the nation.
Jordan was outstanding as a distributor a season ago, but his growth as a scorer is notable. After averaging 6.5 points last year, the point guard has contributed 12.4 points per game, largely on his ability to get to the rim and the free-throw line. Despite his 5-foot-10 frame, he leads the team with 60 points in the paint and has hit a team-best 44 free throws. Of his 37 two-point field goals on the season, 30 of them have come in the paint. He has shot 40.2 percent inside the arc on the year.
Perhaps more impressive is Jordan's all-around game. His distribution is what he is most known for, and with 4.6 assists per game this year, he sits third in the Southland. He is also strong on the glass, having grabbed seven-plus rebounds three times this year. He shows high on the stamina scale as well, where he leads the Southland at 35.5 minutes per game. He has has been on the bench for just six minutes out of the last 160 for the Islanders.
The diminutive guard is one of the most athletic Islanders, as evidenced by his two slam-dunk contest championships, thanks to his 48-inch running vertical leap. His 138 assists last season set a school record.
The Islanders got a strong performance from their bench in the game against UTSA, with 25 points on 11-of-23 shooting and over half of the team's rebounds. Will Nelson scored 13 points with seven boards off the bench, but committed five turnovers in the contest. Nate Maxey added six points (3-for-3) and two blocks, while Dale Francis scored four points (2-for-2) and had three rebounds.
Unfortunately, the starting lineup did not perform to the same standards. The starters scored just 20 points, went 6-for-26 from the field and no starter had more than three rebounds. Had it not been for Joy Williamson's 6-for-6 effort at the free-throw line, the output from the starters would have been even more dubious. He finished with 11 points.
The Sooners have had plenty of exposure to the Southland Conference so far this season. The Islanders will be the fourth and final team from the league to take on Oklahoma's flagship university, and so far the Southland has given the Sooners all they can handle.
Stephen F. Austin provided the league's signature win this season with a 56-55 victory over OU in Norman on Dec. 18. New league member Oral Roberts took OU to the wire in Tulsa on Nov. 28 before the Sooners garnered a road victory by a single point, 63-62. Northwestern State was the most lopsided game OU has played against the Southland this year, as the Sooners knocked off the Demons by four points.


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- POHA / THICK AVAL - 1/2 cup
- Sugar - 1/2 - 3/4 cup
- Water - 3/4 cup ( U can replace water with milk too )
- Ghee - 2 -3 tbsp
- Cardamom powder - 1/4 tsp
- Cashews - A few
- Orange-red food color / Kesari color - a pinch
- Heat a kadai with a tbsp of ghee and fry the cashews. Remove and set aside.
- Now add the aval/poha in the same kadai and fry till it gets roasted with a nice aroma.U can add another tbsp of ghee while roasting.
- Now grind the roasted poha to a coarse powder.This enhances quick cooking.
- Take the measured water in a bowl by adding food color.Allow it to boil
- Now add the ground poha and Cover cook for 10 mins stirring in between.
- Once the poha gets cooked, add sugar and mix well.
- Add a tbsp of ghee at this stage. Mix well.
- Stir constantly for few minutes ( may be 10 - 12 mins).At one stage the kesari becomes non sticky and leaves the sides of the pan.
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Kristen Stewart went out Thursday night dressed like she just rolled out of bed.
Yes, this does qualify as news, and will continue to as long as 20 million crazed twihards still think it qualifies as news. I have a family to feed.
According to Us Weekly, weeks after she wore glamorous couture gowns by Christian Dior, Zuhair Murad and other designers, the 22-year-old actress dressed down at the Variety Awards Studio in Los Angeles.
Everyone say it with me: "O ... M ...G!"
With messy hair hanging over one shoulder, the "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2" actress showed off her black bra through a sheer A.L.C. top, which she paired with plaid Juicy pants and Cole Haan oxfords. Stewart completed her look with kohl-rimmed eyes and a nude lip.
I don't know what any of this means, but I'm just the messenger.
Us Weekly said that during a recent interview with The Cut, Stewart's stylist, Tara Swennen, explained how Stewart's style has evolved since they began working together in 2007.
"She's a tomboy at heart, but she understands that fashion is an arena, that she can be a chameleon and not dress the way she does every single day," Swennen said. "She'll always change into her Converse by halfway through a carpet, which is to be expected at this point, but she puts on the heels for me for the photos, God bless her."
Yes, please God. Bless Kristen Stewart.
Still, Swennen admitted, "There are definitely times when I have to say, 'Please, please, please put the heel on just for me.'"
My mom used to try that with me. It was a little weird.
Stewart has been more willing to embrace feminine frocks in recent years, Swennen added. "One of the things that I love about her is that she is willing to take a risk. As a stylist, that is one of the best things you can ask for," the stylist told The Cut. "She's not afraid of prints and sheerness and textures, so I just hope we can to continue to do fun things."
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|Traded to Phoenix by Atlanta with Atlanta's 4th (Lance Monych) and 5th (John Zeiler) round picks in 2002 NHL Draft for Kiril Safronov, the rights to Ruslan Zainullin and Phoenix's 4th round pick (Patrick Dwyer) in 2002 NHL Draft, March 19, 2002. Traded to Florida by Phoenix with Phoenix's 2nd round pick (later traded to Tampa Bay Tampa Bay selected Matt Smaby) in 2003 NHL Draft for Brad Ference, March 8, 2003. Traded to Nashville by Florida for Nashville's 4th round pick (Matt Duffy) in 2005 NHL Draft, July 27, 2005. Traded to Carolina by Nashville with Nashville's 5th round pick (later traded to Phoenix Phoenix selected Louis Domingue) in 2010 NHL Draft for Carolina's 5th round pick (later traded to Tampa Bay Tampa Bay selected Michael Zador) in 2009 NHL Draft, June 19, 2008. Signed as a free agent by Vancouver, July 1, 2008. Traded to Florida by Vancouver for Andrew Peters, October 6, 2010. Signed as a free agent by Edmonton, July 1, 2011. Officially announced his retirement, March 18, 2014.
|2010-11 HIGHLIGHTS: Completed his tenth NHL season, third with Florida…Missed the final three games of the season with an
oblique injury…Recorded an assist Mar. 27 at PIT...Tallied an assist and a game-high five hits Jan. 26 at BOS...Notched an assist
Dec. 22 at PIT...Registered first assist of the season Dec. 7 vs COL...Netted first goal of the season Nov. 6 at CAR...Surpassed
1,000 career PIM Oct. 28 at OTT...Registered two hits in 4:01 of ice time in first game with Panthers since being acquired in trade
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CORPUS CHRISTI – Several new ticket plans are now available for the 2011-12 Texas A&M – Corpus Christi men's basketball team, the Department of Athletics announced today.
The "Ultimate Four Pack" offers fans seats in the Courtside section for four of the top games on the schedule – including Big 12 opponent Texas Tech. For just $55, fans can get tickets to the game against the Red Raiders (Dec. 1) along with McNeese State (Jan. 7), Stephen F. Austin (Jan. 28) and UTSA (Feb. 22). That's a savings of 18 percent of the normal ticket price.
The "Pick 3 for $33 Plan" offers fans the chance to pick any three games, with the exception of the Texas Tech game, and get one Courtside seat to each for a total of $33. Fans will save $3 off each ticket in this plan.
Two non-conference contests also feature special ticket discounts. For the "Turkey Tuesday Two-fer" basketball doubleheader on Nov. 22, fans can get a ticket to both the women's game against Iona and the men's game against Utah State for just $12. Fans are also encouraged to bring canned goods to the game as part of a food drive that partners Islanders Athletics and the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Student Government Association and benefits Metro Ministries.
With the "Holiday Hoops Family Four Pack," fans can get four Courtside seats for the Dec. 15 game against South Alabama for just $28. That works out to buying four half-price tickets for the return of former Islanders head coach Ronnie Arrow, in his first appearance at the American Bank Center since leading the team to its only NCAA Tournament berth.
Fans can take advantage of these offers or purchase single-game or season tickets by calling the Islanders Athletics Ticket Office at 825-BALL (2255) or visiting GoIslanders.com today.