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All-new digital CPU power controls work perfectly together to match digital power signal (SVID) requests from the CPU, with ultra-fast sensing and response efficiently delivering precision power. Accurate delivery reduces waste, and provides more stable CPU Vcore voltages. Users can adjust CPU PWM voltages and frequencies for various overclocking scenarios, with accurate input through UEFI BIOS tuning or the exclusive ASUS interface. This proprietary design increases overclocking headroom to push performance to its full potential.
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With USB 3.0 Boost technology, USB transfer speeds are significantly increased up to 132%, enhancing an already impressive USB 3.0 transfer rate. ASUS software automatically accelerates data speeds for compatible USB 3.0 peripherals without the need for any further user configuration
ASUS UEFI BIOS (EZ Mode): Flexible and Easy BIOS Interface
ASUS UEFI BIOS offers a user-friendly interface that goes beyond traditional keyboard-only BIOS controls to enable more flexible and convenient mouse input. Users can easily navigate the UEFI BIOS with the smoothness of their operating system. Quick and simple overclocking and setup sharing is facilitated by the F12 hotkey BIOS snapshot feature. The exclusive EZ Mode displays frequently-accessed setup info, while the Advanced Mode is for experienced performance enthusiasts that demand far more intricate system control, including detailed DRAM information.
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This motherboard supports LGA1155 socket for 3rd generation Intel® Core™ processor-based platform and 2nd Generation Core™ i7/ i5/ i3/ Pentium® / Celeron® Processors in the LGA1155 package, with iGPU, memory and PCI Express controllers integrated to support onboard graphics output with dedicated chipsets, 2-channel (4 DIMM) DDR3 memory and 16 PCI Express 3.0/2.0 lanes. This provides great graphics performance. LGA1155 socket for 3rd generation Intel® Core™ processor-based platform and 2nd Generation Core™ i7/ i5/ i3/ Pentium® / Celeron® Processorsare among the most powerful and energy efficient CPUs in the world
Intel® Z77 Express Chipset
The Intel® Z77 Express Chipset is a single-chipset design to support LGA1155 socket for 3rd generation Intel® Core™ processor-based platform and 2nd Generation Core™ i7/ i5/ i3/ Pentium® / Celeron® Processors. It provides improved performance by utilizing serial point-to-point links, allowing increased bandwidth and stability. Additionally, Z77 chipset provides 4 USB 3.0 ports for 10 times faster data retrieval speed. Moreover, Intel® Z77 Express Chipset can also enable iGPU function, letting users enjoy the latest Intel® integrated graphic performance..
PCI Express® 3.0
PCI Express® 3.0 (PCIe 3.0) is the latest PCI Express bus standard with improved encoding schemes that provide twice the performance of current PCIe 2.0. Total bandwidth for a x16 link reaches a maximum of 32GB/s, double the 16GB/s of PCIe 2.0 (in x16 mode). As such, PCIe 3.0 provides users unprecedented data speeds, combined with the convenience and seamless transition offered by complete backward compatibility with PCIe 1.0 and PCIe 2.0 devices. PCIe 3.0 will become a must-have feature for users who wish to improve and optimize graphic performance, as well as have the latest technology available to them.
Intel Core i5-3570K S1155 3.4GHz 6MB Processor (BX80637I53570K)
With intelligent performance that accelerates in response to demanding tasks, such as playing games and editing photos, the Intel Core i5 processor moves faster when you do.
The Intel Core i5 processor automatically allocates processing power where it's needed most. Whether you're creating HD video, composing digital music, editing photos, or playing the coolest PC games - with the Intel Core i5 processor you can multitask with ease and be more productive than ever.
Corsair 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600Mhz CL9 Vengeance Low Profile Blue Performance Desktop Memory Kit (CML8GX3M2A1600C9B)
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 memory modules are designed with overclockers in mind. Vengeance DIMMs are built using RAM specially selected for their high-performance potential. Aluminum heat spreaders help dissipate heat, and provide the aggressive look that you want in your gaming rig.
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- ASUS P8Z77-V LX2 - motherboard - ATX - LGA1155 Socket - Z77
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- RAM Supported
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- USB / FireWire Ports
- 2 x USB 3.0 + 4 x USB 2.0 + ( 2 x USB 3.0 + 4 x USB 2.0 via headers )
- Max Allocated RAM Size
- Audio
- HD Audio (8-channel)
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Microsoft Certification
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- SATA-600 -connectors: 2 x 7pin Serial ATA - 2 devices - RAID 0 / RAID 1 / RAID 10 / RAID 5 , SATA-300 -connectors: 4 x 7pin Serial ATA - 4 devices - RAID 0 / RAID 1 / RAID 10 / RAID 5
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- Intel Smart Response Technology
- Interfaces
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- 2 x USB 3.0 , 4 x USB 2.0 , 1 x serial - header , 1 x SPDIF out - header , 1 x audio - header
- Power Connectors
- 4-pin ATX12V connector, 24-pin main power connector
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- DMI 2.0 support, WfM 2.0 support, Multilingual BIOS, ASUS MyLogo2, ASUS Quiet Thermal Solution, ASUS EZ Flash 2, ASUS EFI BIOS, UEFI BIOS, SMBIOS 2.7 support, ACPI 4.0a support
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- Hardware Features
- C.P.R. (CPU Parameter Recall), jack retasking, ASUS Anti-Surge Protection, GPU Boost, ASUS EZ DIY, CrashFree BIOS 3, All-Solid Capacitor motherboard Design, ASUS Stepless Frequency Selection (SFS), audio jack detect technology, ASUS EPU (Energy Processing Unit), ASUS Precision Tweaker 2, Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) support, ASUS 4+1 Phase Power Design, ASUS TurboV, Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0, ASUS DIGI+ VRM, Fanless Design Heatsink, USB 3.0 Boost, ASUS Fan Xpert+, AMD Quad CrossFireX technology support, ASUS DIGI+ Power Control, ASUS Network iControl, Intel Rapid Start Technology, Intel Smart Connect Technology, Low EMI Solution, Disk Unlocker
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- Software Included
- Drivers & Utilities, ASUS MyLogo2, ASUS EZ Flash 2, ASUS AI Suite II, ASUS AI Charger, ASUS Update
- Compatible with Windows 7
- "Compatible with Windows 7" software and devices carry Microsoft's assurance that these products have passed tests for compatibility and reliability with 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7.
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- Plug and Play, ACPI 4.0a
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I think that even people who think that statute is good law should be able to agree that you shouldn't be able to claim to be protecting private property when it's a Common Element owned by that large of a community association.
Mark in Minnesota wrote: I've been hassled by drunks at a bar far more often when I'm wearing seven to ten pounds of black leather outerwear
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Geraldo wrote: I apologize to anyone offended by what one prominent black conservative called my very practical and potentially life-saving campaign urging black and Hispanic parents not to let their children go around wearing hoodies,
Politico.com wrote: Rivera said that by putting responsibility on what kids wear instead of how people react to them I have obscured the main point that someone shot and killed an unarmed teenager, and that he was offering a sincere and heartfelt apology to anyone he may have offended in his crusade to warn minority families of the danger to their young sons inherent in gangsta style clothing; like hoodies.

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Looking for something to do this weekend in DC, Maryland, and Virginia? Check out our selection of multiple musical events right in your own backyard!
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Cure your travel bug with music.
Journey to the East and back to the West again this weekend with the China National Symphony Orchestra, as it performs a variety of orchestral works from China and around the world. Celebrated for spreading symphony awareness in their homeland, the China National Symphony Orchestra is back in the United States for the first time since their debut tour in 2006. The orchestra will be performing twice in our area this weekend.
[Not] Out of the Blue Jam Session!
Grab your guitars, fiddles, and harmonicas and head on over to the O Street Museum for a live bluegrass jam session! Musicians and groupies of all ages are invited to show off their musical (and dancing…) skills alongside professional musicians in the business. Now's your chance to live your bluegrass dream…are you in?
A Turkish Experience!
Looking for a fun Saturday for the whole family, filled with shadow puppets and vibrant art?
The Textile Museum celebrates its fourth-annual mid-winter festival with an in-depth look at the arts and artisans of Turkey.
Since the time of the Ottoman Empire, shadow puppets have been used as a source of storytelling in Turkey. In celebration, the Cresent Moon Karagoz Shadow Puppet Theater will be putting on four performances for visitors followed by a lesson on how to marble paper with Tugba Musurlu. You will also be able to take a closer look at their current exhibition, The Sultan's Garden: the Blossoming of Ottoman Art. If that's not enough, enjoy a cup of warm Turkish apple tea and cookies before venturing back out into the cold.
Select films opening today:
BULLET TO THE HEAD (MPAA Rating)
Based on the French graphic novel by Alexis Nolent, BULLET TO THE HEAD, directed by Walter Hill, stars Sylvester Stallone as a hitman and Sung Kang as a young Washington detective who team up in the name of revenge when both of their partners are murdered in New Orleans.
This is a classic case of boy meets girl, except that the boy, Nicholas Hoult, is a zombie who rescues the girl, Teresa Palmer, from what would've been a deadly attack. WARM BODIES, directed by Jonathan Levine (50/50, THE WACKNESS, ALL THE BOYS LOVE MANDY LANE), also stars Analeigh Tipton, Rob Corddry, Dave Franco, and Academy Award winner John Malkovich.
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Live the Clone Wars and play as your favorite Jedi and Clone Trooper in the brand-new story of Star Wars The Clone Wars: Republic Heroes. Leap and slice your way through enemy lines with the acrobatic power of a Jedi. Wield an arsenal of elite Clone Trooper weapons-from rocket launchers to thermal detonators. Fight alongside your friend on any mission, at any time with drop-in/drop-out co-op gameplay.
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Growers statewide are reporting record, high-quality harvests, which means good news for the state's already robust wine and grape industry, government leaders said Friday. Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state Sen. Mike Nozzolio, R-Fayette were among those to spotlight this year's harvest, saying it gives a boost to the industry that was estimated to generate $52.3 million last year.
New York ranks third in wine and grape production nationwide, with grapes from New York used in wines, juices and jellies.
Nozzolio said the industry accounts for more than 50,000 jobs in the Finger Lakes region and has an economic impact of $2.7 billion. "This year's record harvest will continue to support the growth of our local, job-producing wine and tourism industry, while helping local growers expand production and increase sales," stated Nozzolio.
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Who says a sweatshirt has to be frumpy? Ditch those boyish hoodies and zip-on the sassy and sweet Puma Short Sleeve Zip-Up Sweatshirt. Cute and comfy, these hoodie is sure to add a fashionista flair to casual days.
An adorable little sweatshirt for chilly days (or when the air conditioning is cranked too high!), this short-sleeve hoodie is the perfect blend of functional and fashionable. The iconic Puma Cat logo adds an athletic edge, while the slim fit flatters. A blend of organic cotton and polyester baby terry feels super soft against your skin and mesh inserts help you keep your cool.
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Gabby Douglas (left) may be a favorite for Olympic gold after having an exceptional performance during the gymnastics trials in San Jose, Calif., recently. Douglas, of Virginia Beach, Va., became the first African American to make the women's team since Dominique Dawes had her first of three qualifying trials in 1992. John Orozco (right), from Brooklyn, N.Y., was edged out by Danell Leyva in the men's gymnastics trials by a mere point to take second place overall and automatically qualified for the U.S. team.
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Name: New Wave NW-37 Teal
Manufacturer: Momeni Rugs
Collection: New Wave
Material: Wool
Construction: Hand Tufted
Thickness: approx. 0.44 in
Colors: Multi , Blues
Made in: China
Description: This collection is hand-tufted by expert artisans using a special blend of the highest quality Chinese wools. Many of the designs feature hand carving for added depth and a Tibetan-like weave, mostly found in hand-knotted rugs, but expertly achieved in these hand-tufted pieces. (New Wave NW-37 Teal - Hand Tufted Wool Rugs from Momeni)
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Jon Favreau NAILS IT:
[I]f Republicans are so confident Obamacare will end badly, why not just shut up about it? It�s not like they have the votes to repeal the law�a math problem they still haven�t solved after 37 different tries. Their appeal to the Supreme Court ended in defeat at the hands of a conservative chief justice. And now the bulk of the plan will begin to take effect in just a few months.
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I'm no stranger to drawing programs but QCad has me stumped on several basic issues.
1) I "draw" an image from a file. Afterwards I can't seem to move it anywhere else.
2) I created multiple layers, each with an image on it. I can only see the image on layer 0 unless I make layer 0 invisible. That would make sense if layer 0 was the top layer, but when I have a vector layer in between, sometimes it shows and sometimes it doesn't.
3) Why isn't there a capability for restacking layers?
4) I traced from an image I scanned in and wanted to touch up the lines. However, I can't seem to move the end points of the line segments. All I seem to be able to do is delete lines and redraw them. How do you adjust line segments, combine segments into a (possibly open) polygon, and other basic operations? Is it even possible to fill a closed polygon with a colour?
5) How do I access the parts library?
The manual is OK as far as it goes, but it rarely strays beyond stating the basics about menu options. Is there anything more in depth that I can read?
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Mac OS X media player with high quality caption.
-supports QuickTime and FFmpeg
-customizable high quality caption
-supports smi, srt format captions
-playlist support
-media playback control
-full screen control panel
-simple user interface
-universal binary
System requirements:
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, 10.5 Leopard
License: Freeware
GNU General Public License Version 3
Required OS: 10.6
Tags: media , player , ffmpeg , playlist , video
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The original Google code project is dead. The itunes store version is already linked, but there's also continuing work on a fork over on GitHub: https://github.com/samiamwork/Movist
Movist was rewritten and is not free anymore:
Is this project dead?!
Bugs I noticed:
1. AAC 5.1 in MKV problems in some files (playing as mono -- only one speaker)
2. Changing audio tracks inside an MKV causes mute for several seconds
3. MKVs HD (720p or more) 90% of times cause audio-video desync (reopening the files sometimes helps).
And feature request:
1. Subtitles sync control
2. Audio-video sync control
3. FF and RW with mouse wheel.
Other than that, it's the best player for Mac OS X ever.
I just checked it out, and damn! I am a huge niceplayer fan and other than the fact it doesn't have internalized controls thats borderless is the only negative I can see. If they can do that this thing will be HUGE.
As far as performance don't blink because its fast, it uses a tiny more cpu than vlc 1.0.5 (very impressive), but requires less memory and threads on average (from my what I saw in Activity monitor). Its really responsive it also exposes while still playing the video which i love. The playlist functionality is awesome, it opens all the files in the directory and cue up the next one ( which as simple as it is no one does), as well as the simple hot key layout (like niceplayer), plus the added video options is a plus. Definitley worth a look.
My wish list:
1. Borderless
2. Always on top works very well even keeps it in the background when its not plyaing which is great feature as long as its below QuickSilver.
3. 64bit...
4. Borderless did i mention that?
Switched from windows, and searched for a Gom Player alternative. I found Movist, which is even better!! I like VLC too, but I think Movist is more simple and much more beautiful!!
I'm new to Mac and recently tried every damn player to find one with proper look&feel and speed. THIS IS IT!
It's great, but would be even better with an option to delay the audio, so it could be used with Airfoil. :-)
best app for watching with subtitles
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"Following his last sell out tour of Licence to Thrill, Strictly Come Dancing's Brendan Cole is once again set to dazzle audiences across the UK with his brand new show, A Night To Remember.
Brendan, one of Strictly Come Dancing's most charismatic choreographers and performers, will host throughout as he leads his cast on a journey of music and dance in a spectacular night of theatrical entertainment. Loaded with ballroom magic and Latin excitement, Brendan's newest live music and dance extravaganza will be 2015's must see show!"
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Brendan Cole
Fan favourite from BBC TV's 'Strictly Come Dancing'. Now as a media personality, Brendan's career has branched into other areas aside from dance. His love of singing saw him take part in two television singing shows, the BBC's Just The Two Of Us singing with Beverley Knight and more recently ITV's Sing If You Can, raising money for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
However, dancing will always be his main love. 2010 introduced Brendan's debut theatre tour, 'Live And Unjudged'. Written, directed and staged by Brendan himself, itset stages alight across the UK and Ireland. After four successful tours of the show with sell-out dates throughout 2010–2013, Brendan embarks on the return of his theatre show 'Licence To Thrill'.
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Kings of Leon & Pearl Jam - Appreciation Event
By Mike Dietrich-Oracle on Oct 08, 2012
June 15, 1992 - that was actually the day when Pearl Jam played their first concert in Serenadenhof in my hometown, Nürnberg. Oups ... that's over 20 years ago ...
So I was so happy to get a ticket to this year's OOW 2012 appreciation event on Treasure Island. Every year it amazes me over and over again how the organizers manage it logistically to bring almost 40,000 people to and back from the island. Food was ... I would say fairly ok ... and beer (as always) is not - actually even though I'm not a beer drinker I wouldn't call it beer.
Kings of Leon did start. I like them a lot and owe their 2008 album Only By Night. That was a good start to warm up the crowd.
And then Pearl Jam took over - and ... wooooooow ... they are such a great live band. First of all as far as I understood they were donating the money they've got for that gig to an NGO. And Eddie Vedder's voice is simply striking ... I had shivers running down my spine. They played a good excerpt of their +20 years career closing down with Alive at the very end. It seemed to everybody that the band had real fun playing there - and it was sooooo good. Thanks a lot to the person who did organize me a ticket
Catching my bus back to my hotel area down at Fisherman's Wharf worked well - but I must have fallen asleep 5 minutes after we've left the parking lot. The next thing I did recognize was the bus driver pushing the breaks at Northpoint. What a wonderful night ...


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OAKLAND -- David Lee broke it down simply. Lee told second-year forward Draymond Green he wasn't doing his job if Harrison Barnes, Andre Iguodala, Marreese Speights and even Lee himself weren't mad at him.
Green's response? Duh.
"That was already my plan anyway," Green said, flashing his bright, devious smile. "So I didn't need him to tell me."
Saturday, he'll get under the skin of different players. The Warriors kick off the exhibition season against the Los Angeles Lakers in Ontario. Green figures to get significant minutes, as coach Mark Jackson said he will limit Lee, Stephen Curry, Andrew Bogut, Iguodala and Jermaine O'Neal to 24 minutes.
If Green has something to say about it, the Warriors won't have a problem with complacency. Whatever success they have won't soften them. Because as soon as they get to practice, they will have to deal with Green. He's loud. He's tough. He's versatile in his skill. Most important, he relishes the role of providing the checks and balances on the court.
"I don't care who you are or what you do, I'm going to go at you," he said after Friday's practice. "You may have had 30 yesterday. But you come into practice today, and I'm getting after you."
Green said he that knows his role is to stir up things and to challenge the starters. Having reserves such as O'Neal, Toney Douglas and Speights with him has only bolstered Green's audacity.
His playoff performance didn't hurt either.
Green takes pride in his role, but he is probably most driven by a raging confidence. Green has no doubt he is a beast on the court. He has skill and heart to go with a certain knack for winning. In his mind, all he needs is the opportunity.
That's why you saw him, barely a sip into his career, jawing at LeBron James last season. That's why he was able to make big plays in the postseason and trade barbs with Denver coach George Karl.
Green is already a star. The rest of you just need to be made aware. And those who said he wasn't athletic enough to thrive at Michigan State, that his shooting wasn't good enough to make it in the pros, they're going to hear a little bit after he shows you.
But what makes Green effective is his last laugh in victory. Winning is what he does, who he is. You might jump higher, run faster, shoot better, dribble more smoothly, play more gracefully. But Green measures his success in wins.
"I've always been that way," Green said. "I feel like I can play with anyone. But at the end of the day, I'm not an idiot. You have to know your role. That's one of the reasons you see some guys who are really good, but they end up out of the league real quick -- because they can't play a role. ... At the end of the day, its about contributing and doing whatever I can to help the team win."
Green conceded it can be tough to balance the feeling that you're just as good as the guy ahead of you with your desire to excel at your given role. But the ability to balance them is why his teammates and coaches love him.
Green already knows he won't get big minutes or a lot of shots, so he upholds his reputation for winning in the little things. But when he does get the big minutes or the big shots, he produces, because he already feels as if that's where he belongs.
He didn't work on his jumper all summer, get in the best shape of his life just to play 13 minutes per game. He did it so he can take the NBA by storm. If that means playing defense, rebounding and destroying the starters in practice so they can be ready, so be it.
The Warriors have all five starters from last year -- Curry, Lee, Bogut, Klay Thompson and Barnes -- and added Iguodala.


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EDINBURG, Texas – Junior Ashley Darley registered 17 points but a strong second half by Texas - Pan American was too much for the Islanders in a 77-65 loss on Tuesday night at UTPA Fieldhouse.
Darley paced the Islanders (0-1) with 17 points on 8-of-12 shooting and added five steals and five rebounds. Freshman Janae Blount added 13 points, her second straight game of scoring in double figures. The Broncs (1-2) were powered by three players in double figures, led by Bianca Torre's 23 points.
The Broncs took the opening tip before the Islanders passed it inside for two buckets to take an early 4-2 lead. After trading baskets, UTPA went on a 5-0 run before the Islanders built a three-point cushion on a 6-0 run. After back-to-back buckets by the Broncs, the two teams traded baskets back-and-forth before Jessica Jammer pushed the Islanders ahead by one. UTPA's Torre triggered her second three of the game before Morgan Schwartz evened the score at 18-18 with 7:31 left in the first half.
The Broncs tied it once again at 20-20 with a jumper by Ce'Monay Newell. Darley and Alisa Roberts followed with jumpers just inside the arc to put the Islanders back in front, 24-20. A trey by the Broncs' LaQuita Garner trimmed Texas A&M - Corpus Christi's lead to one with 2:30 to play. The Islanders surged to an eight-point lead at the half after putting together a 7-0 run by Marquesha Anderson-Sparks and Jammer. Anderson-Sparks answered inside with a three-point play and added two from the charity stripe before dishing it inside to Jammer for a layup to end the half.
The Islanders took their biggest lead of the half into the locker room, 31-23, on 41.9 percent shooting from the field. Darley shot 4-for-6 percent from the field to lead the team with eight points and Anderson-Sparks added seven, including a perfect 5-for-5 from the charity stripe. The Islanders outrebounded the Broncs 21-18. There were nine lead changes and five ties in the first half.
Blount opened the second half with a three-pointer but UTPA gained momentum on a 14-5 run to knot the score at 37-37 with 16:30 to play. The Broncs took their first lead of the second half at the 16:16 mark after Torre triggered the teams' third three of the half. Brandi Huff cut the lead to two after a made free throw but UTPA built a 12-point cushion on a 7-0 run before Darley hit a jumper inside the arc to trim the Broncs' lead to 10. After trading baskets, UTPA's Alexandra Hill triggered back-to-back treys and Joyea Marshall added a layup to give the Broncs' their biggest lead of the game, 60-42.
After trading free throws, Hill sank her third three pointer of the second half to push the Broncs ahead by 20. The Islanders went on a 8-0 run with 6:31 to play to pull within 12. After a three-point play by UTPA, Darley triggered the Islanders' second three of the game. After a Broncs' bucket, Taryn Gregory and Blount hit back-to-back layups and Darley followed with a put back to trim UTPA's lead to eight with 1:44 to play. After trading free throws, the Broncs added a layup and free throw and never looked back to claim their first victory of the season 77-65.
Blount, Jammer, Darley, Gregory and Ashanti Plummer got the starting nod for the Islanders.
The Islanders will remain on the road for a Friday contest between former Southland opponent UTSA on Nov. 16 in San Antonio. Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m.
For the latest on Islanders Women's Basketball, like the team on Facebook (Islanders Womens Basketball), follow them on Twitter (@IslandersWBB) and visit www.GoIslanders.com.


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Seeking its first North Coast Section playoff win since 2007, the ninth-seeded Berkeley High girls volleyball team (21-10) knocked off eighth-seeded Liberty 25-20, 25-18, 25-23 on Nov. 7 in the first round of the NCS Division I playoffs.
Coincidentally, the Lions (18-10) were the team that the Yellowjackets beat the last time they won an NCS playoff game. In 2007, however, Berkeley was the eighth seed and Liberty was No. 9, so this time around the Yellowjackets had to overcome the Bay View Athletic League champs on the road.
After losing the first two games, the Lions weren't going to go down without a fight and built a 21-18 lead.
But as they erased a deficit in game one, the Yellowjackets rallied for the win thanks in large part to four combined kills from Letysha Cephas and Dora Beilin down the stretch.
Berkeley was paced by 16 kills from Molly Ginsburg. On Nov. 10, the Yellowjackets ended their season with a 25-14, 25-22, 25-14 loss to No. 1 seed California in a quarterfinal match.
Albany d. Petaluma: The third-seeded Cougars (34-5) fell behind but rallied to defeat the Trojans (18-13) 23-25, 25-15, 25-19, 25-14 on Nov. 10 in a Division III quarterfinal match.
Kyra Holt slammed 21 kills, and teammate Amber Erhahon added 18. Christine Legasto-Miller passed for 32 assists for Albany, which played Bishop O'Dowd on Nov. 14 in a semifinal match. Results of that match were unavailable at press time.
-- Staff
El Cerrito 56, Kennedy-Fremont 8: The Kennedy-Fremont High football team arrived more than a hour late to the Nov. 10 NCS Division III first round playoff game against El Cerrito at De Anza High.
It still didn't take long for the top-seeded Gauchos to take control.
Senior running back Austin Harper had four carries for 109 yards and scored a 65-yard touchdown run on El Cerrito's first possession as the Gauchos overwhelmed Kennedy.
The kickoff was scheduled for 7 p.m. on Saturday, but Kennedy did not arrive at De Anza until shortly before 8 p.m. due to a transportation snafu. Once things began, El Cerrito (11-0) scored 21 points in each of the first two quarters and added two touchdowns in the third quarter as the Titans were completely blindsided.
El Cerrito now takes on No. 9 Bishop O'Dowd in the quarterfinals on Nov. 17 at De Anza. The Dragons beat Acalanes 16-13 in a first-round game on Nov. 9.
Gauchos senior cornerback Marcellus Pippins scored on two punt returns against Kennedy, the first a 82-yard bolt in the first quarter and the second a 70-yarder in the closing minutes of the first half.
Junior quarterback Keilan Benjamin completed 3 of 5 passes for 82 yards, including a 64-yard connection to junior wideout Adarius Pickett midway through the second quarter.
-- Joe Wolfcale
Freedom 63, Berkeley 7: Joe Mixon scored four touchdowns in the first half as the host Falcons overwhelmed the 11th-seeded Yellowjackets on Nov. 10 in the first round of the NCS Division I playoffs.
Quarterback Dante Mayes threw for two touchdowns and ran for two touchdowns in the first half as the sixth-seeded Falcons (9-2) won their eighth straight game.
The lone score for Berkeley (5-5), the West Alameda County Conference-Foothill Division champs, came on a 77-yard touchdown pass from Lamont Smith to Xavier Nelson with 2:50 left in the second quarter.
-- Gabe Feletar, correspondent
St. Mary's 36, Middletown 23: Behind four touchdown passes from Kevin Flemer, the Panthers rallied in the second half to beat the host Mustangs in a first-round Division IV game on Nov. 9.
It was St. Mary's first NCS victory since 1999, according to St. Mary's coach Keith Minor
The ninth-seeded Panthers (6-5) will now travel to face No. 1 seed Justin-Siena (8-2) on Nov. 16 at 7 p.m.
Flemer threw two touchdown passes to Liam Godfrey and one apiece to David Brostrom and Caleb Coleman. Lorenzo Logwood scored the final touchdown of the game on a run.
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SACRAMENTO -- Warriors center Andrew Bogut will miss his fifth straight game due to a shoulder injury, coach Mark Jackson said Wednesday before the team plays at Sacramento.
Bogut had a cortisone injection last week to relieve pain from what he said was a bone bruise in his left shoulder. But his condition worsened into what he described to KNBR as a "horrendous feeling" after a flare reaction to the cortisone caused him to wake up at 3 a.m. last Thursday morning.
"My whole left shoulder was completely locked up," Bogut said on his weekly show on KNBR. "I literally couldn't move my arm. I had to grab my left arm with my right arm to put it anywhere.
"From what I've read, they actually say a bonus of this is that people that have this reaction, the cortisone works much better for long-term, which I guess is kind of the booby prize. I definitely would have liked the other way around, just the shot to have worked like it was supposed to."
Bogut added he was at least a couple days away from playing, meaning he could miss Thursday's home game against Houston. Jackson has yet to rule him out for that game.
The Warriors do get back center Jermaine O'Neal, who missed two games with right wrist inflammation. Jackson indicated would start in place of Bogut.


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During the first week of November as I was driving home on Glenshire Drive, we came upon what I thought was a big cat in the road. I jumped out of the car to see if the animal was still alive. The little cinnamon colored mammal turned out to be a very small cub who had just been hit by a pick up truck.
The two bystanders just stood there looking at it and nudging it with their feet, while the man who hit her took off. I abruptly scooped up the little cub writhing in pain and began to run to my car to take her to the vet.
As I carried her, I felt her body go limp and her little light go out. As her eyes glazed over, tears came to my eyes as I tried to feel for a nonexistent pulse. I then wrapped her in a towel and gave her a little hug as I passed her off to the BEAR League. The BEAR League took the little cub and returned her to nature wrapped in my colorful towel.
As residents of this area, we need to be aware and respectful of our wildlife, especially our majestic bears. This was a tragic incident that could have been avoided.
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The Alpenglow Chamber Music Festival celebrates its 15th season Sept. 9-14, including two public concerts and two soirees at private homes. Created to fill a niche in classical programming during the late summer/early autumn in Summit County, the festival features Grammy-nominated violinist Jesse Mills and Japanese pianist Rieko Aizawa, both longtime participants, who took the helm as co-artistic directors last year. This season, five guest musicians join, including a vocalist. Here, Aizawa gives an inside glance into the 2012 festival's creative direction:Q: You will have a larger group of musicians performing this year. How will it change the concerts?Rieko Aizawa: This will be our 15th season, and this year we will be introducing a double-bassist and a soprano to our audience for the first time. More variety of instrumentation allows us to have a bigger palette of musical colors; we are excited to share with our audience all the wonderful works we've missed before. Q: Tell us about the double-bassist.RA: In our first concert on September 11, we will present the "must-have" masterpiece, Schubert's "Trout" quintet, which includes the double bass. The bass often plays a supporting role, behind the scenes. However, this giant version of the cello also has a very unique singing voice. You'll be able to hear its distinctive warm tone very closely, especially in a duo for cello and bass, written by John Harbison (one of America's most significant living composers). We are welcoming Zachary Cohen, who is the principal bassist of the renowned Milwaukee Symphony. He's such a versatile musician, and his effortless technique is quite unusual.Q: And the vocalist? RA: Music was originally born with the elements of song and dance; therefore, including a singer in our chamber music festival is very logical. A gifted soprano, Ilana Davidson has an incredibly pure voice, and she moves the hearts of audiences all over the world. In our second concert on September 14, one will hear Ms. Davidson's memorable voice in the joyful "Shepherd and the Rock" by Schubert and in an exotic and fun piece by Villa-Lobos, who composed with his native Brazilian folk melodies and rhythms.Q: Who else will make an appearance?RA: We will also be joined by Brant Taylor, the fantastic and immensely refined cellist from the Chicago Symphony, as well as violist Masumi Rostad from the Pacifica Quartet, one of the most successful string quartets in the world today - we are thrilled that his schedule worked out for this year's festival. Lastly, we are delighted to again welcome everybody's favorite clarinetist from last year, Igor Begelman. His musicality and instrumentalism are exceptional. Igor will be taking part in our performance of Alpenglow's grand finale on September 14, "Quartet for the End of Time" by Olivier Messiaen.Q: Last year you and Jesse Mills served as creative directors. How did it go? What are your goals for this year?RA: Since both Jesse and I have been a part of the Alpenglow family for many years, making the transition to this new role as co-artistic directors feels very natural. I have personally been a participant of the Alpenglow since its very beginning in 1998, and it has been a pleasure to see how the festival has developed such a wonderful audience. We need to keep growing, and I'd like to keep bringing the highest quality artists and programs to this area, with ever-creative perspectives and the utmost joy of music. I believe we can make Alpenglow into a most special and unique musical place, attracting enthusiastic audiences and musicians from all over. Alpenglow needs to be nurtured by the community, and we musicians need to reach out to the community as well - especially the younger generation - through our visits to schools, etc. Q: Any final thoughts? RA: Music is one way we can all appreciate the beauty of humanity; arts enrich our lives. We hope that many people can join us for the Alpenglow concerts!
What: Alpenglow Chamber Music FestivalDetails: Concerts will be held at Lord of the Mountains Lutheran Church, 56 Hwy. 6 in Dillon Sept. 11 & 14; soirees will be held at private homes on September 9 & 13. All concerts begin at 7 p.m. Seating is limited.Info: (970) 468-4774 or http://www.alpenglowchambermusic.org


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In my first piece for Investopedia, I note that stock of newspaper publishers have been doing surprisingly well even though the fundamentals for the industry remain horrible. From the story:
Indeed, the sector that every investing pundit loves to hate has been beaten to a bloody pulp over the last few years is starting to show signs of life, faint though they may be. Some investors, such as Warren Buffett see value here. Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos, the soon-to-be-owner of the Washington Post, seems to as well as does Southeastern Asset Management, a hedge fund that recently disclosed a 12% stake in the new News Corp. (NYSE:NWS), Rupert Murdoch's print holdings such as the Wall Street Journal.
Just to be clear, I am not saying that good times are near just less godawful ones. Publishers are diversifying into faster-growing businesses such as television. Some papers such as the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times are benefiting from paywalls. The Washington Post didn't start charging to access its website until this year, a huge blunder.


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NEW ORLEANS -- Jerry Rice, who takes great pride in the 49ers' undefeated Super Bowl record, sees no reason for the winning streak to end.
The Hall of Fame receiver predicted Thursday that San Francisco would up its mark to 6-0 by beating the Baltimore Ravens 24-17 on Sunday in a ruggedly physical Super Bowl XLVII.
His reason for the pick? Rice likes like Colin Kaepernick. And Michael Crabtree. And tight end Vernon Davis.
"And the best receiver to ever play the game, Randy Moss," Rice said wryly.
Oh, yes. That.
Rice took repeated jabs, if no haymakers, at the 49ers' current receiver during a wide-ranging session with the media Thursday. Responding to Moss' assertion this week that he was greatest receiver of all-time, Rice had some fun with his apparent demotion.
When introduced by an ESPN spokeswoman as the arguably best receiver in NFL history, Rice cut her off. "Second best," he corrected.
Rice's tone stayed mostly playful, but there were also a few serious barbs. Taking issue with Moss' occasional lapses in attitude over the years, Rice pointed back to his own famously dogged work ethic.
"I think Randy Moss was the most talented. But along with being the most talented, you have to work hard -- every season, every play," Rice said. "I was not the most talented, but I was going to outwork you."
Rice said Moss "could have been, probably, the greatest player ever to play the game. Gifted. 6-foot-5. Could run a 4.3. Could out-jump you. Struck fear in the opponent.
"But you have to have it here, in your heart."
He tapped his chest to drive home that point. Minutes later, he gestured again, this time to raise his right hand and flash one of his three Super Bowl rings.
"This how I impacted the game: with Super Bowl rings," he said, giving reporters an extended look at the one on his finger. "I'm hoping he can go out there and win his first one and be a big factor."
This particular ring was from Super Bowl XXIV, in which the 49ers demolished the Denver Broncos 55-10. Rice said he chose to wear that one because that game, too, was played at the Superdome.
Rice predicts that history will repeat itself here in New Orleans, this time on the strength of Kaepernick's quick legs, strong arm and cool demeanor.
"I think Kaepernick is a very poised guy. If he makes a mistake, he doesn't get rattled," Rice said. "To be honest with you, when Jim Harbaugh made this move, I thought, 'He is crazy.' Because Alex Smith was (on a roll).
"But Kaepernick brings a dimension to the game where he's going to have opportunities."
Rice marveled over Kaepernick's emerging chemistry with Crabtree, noting how the quarterback responds when his favorite receiver draws single-coverage.
"They have this swagger about themselves where it's almost a disrespect," Rice said, "You're going to play him one on-on-one? I'm going to get him the football and let him drop '6' on you."
Rice won two Super Bowls with Joe Montana and one with Steve Young, so, predictably, he was asked to evaluate the ceiling for the latest upstart quarterback. Rice teased his former teammates first, joking that he was the only reason Montana and Young looked any good.
Then he downplayed comparisons between this squad and the 49ers' dynasty teams.
"There's a tradition with the San Francisco 49ers, but I think these new guys are paving their own way," Rice said. "They really deserve to be here. They have confidence in each other. I think that has a lot to do with the head coach Jim Harbaugh and what he's instilled in these players."
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MARIETTA - Two Tuscarawas County residents and their attorney were found liable Tuesday for more than $307,000 in attorney fees, expenses and court costs paid by the city of Marietta related to a public records lawsuit case deemed "frivolous" by the Washington County Court of Common Pleas.
The suit, originally filed June 26, 2011, by Edward Verhovec of New Philadelphia, involved a public records request for approximately 3,300 cable TV survey cards that were returned to the city by customers in 1999.
Verhovec sought $1,000 for each document not produced (the maximum allowed by state law), which translates to an approximate total of $3.3 million.
Verhovec also filed similar suits against the City of Uhrichsville and the Village of Dennison on June 25, 2011.
A related suit, filed against Marietta by Dorothy Verhovec of Uhrichsville, seeking 20 years of city council records, including handwritten council clerk notes and other information, was dismissed by the Common Pleas Court earlier this year.
In the ruling issued Tuesday, Washington County Common Pleas Judge Susan Boyer said the lawsuits brought by the Verhovecs and their counsel, William Walker, Jr., of Massillon, were "... in bad faith, with knowledge that the only purpose of the suits was to obtain forfeiture awards, not the production of the requested documents."
The ruling continued that "... such action constitutes frivolous conduct which warrants the award of attorney fees and costs."
The overall bill included $291,392.50 in attorney fees with expenses of $13,819.35, as well as court costs of $1,796.16, totaling $307,008.01 owed by the Verhovecs and Walker.
Former Marietta Mayor Michael Mullen, under whose administration the lawsuits were filed, said justice was served by Tuesday's ruling.
"This was someone trying to take advantage of a gray area in the public records law," he said. "Everything we learned during this case and the large amount of taxpayer money the city spent on defense said this was a frivolous action that should be rejected."
Mullen, now a city councilman at-large, said the city has been persistent in seeking recovery of the money paid out for the lawsuit.
"And it looks like there were serial filings by the Verhovecs in other cities-all of no merit," he said. "They were obviously mining for a big payday. But I think justice has been served by the court's decision."


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Tens of thousands are expected to attend the Golden Wings Over Meridian Air Show Saturday and Sunday at NAS Meridian. It will features the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels.
The Blue Angels pilots met the media Thursday to talk about what's in store for spectators.
In Meridian, it's a common sight to look up and see the white and orange of a T-45 streak across the sky.
Locals are quick to point out the student aviators flying in their formations. However, this weekend our skies will be streaked with the Blue Angels in their FA-18 Hornets, flying in their signature diamond formation.
"You'll see us break into the diamond," said CMDR Dave Koss, Blue Angels Flight Leader. "Four of us will be operating together, while two solo pilots max perform the airplanes in between maneuvers while the diamond is coming around, then the whole Delta will fly together."
Koss joined the Blue Angels team a year ago, He says his team is fresh out of winter training and ready to introduce the local area to the "Famous Blues".
"We had our first show just last weekend and this is our second show as a team together," Koss said.
The entire Blue Angels team is comprised of 130 people, 16 officers, six delta pilots, and over one hundred other personnel. One particular member of the team is happy to be back in his home state of Mississippi, PR1 Air Cruise Survival Equipment Man, Stephen Bradford, is one of the many who ensure the safety of the pilots.
"I deal with all the survival equipment for the pilots, parachutes, oxygen systems, anything they would need to survive in emergency situations is what I deal with," Bradford said.
According to Commander Koss, safety is just one more thing in which the Blue Angels excel.
"Our number one job and mindset is to safely put on this demonstration," Koss said.
Each member of this precision team demands and exhibits perfection.
Nearly 100,000 people are expected to come, over the 2-day period, to see some of the very best talent in the United States military.
The gate will open for the air show, both Saturday and Sunday, at 8 a.m. The air shows start at 11 a.m. Admission is free.
Here is some information from NAS Meridian that will be helpful to those attending the show.
Spectators and vehicles up to and including 15-passenger vans should arrive via Highway 45. Law enforcement officials will be at all intersections to assist motorists and direct them to parking areas on board the base.
Only activity buses and those individuals who have been directed to do so should arrive via Highway 39. Large groups such as churches, schools or youth groups are encouraged to use their buses to bring people to the show.
There is no RV parking available on base.
While traveling to the air show, tune to 97.1 FM and 105.7 FM for traffic updates. Traffic updates also will be available on the NAS Meridian Air Show 2011 Facebook at www.facebook.com/nasmeridianairshow and Twitter page at www.twitter.com/NASMAirshow2011.
Handicapped Parking:
Once at the air show, vehicles with handicap windshield plaques or license plates will be directed to the appropriate area. There are two buses dedicated specifically to transporting handicapped spectators closer to the show.
For best parking please arrive early. Parking opens at 8 a.m., festivities and vendor booths open at 9 a.m. Opening ceremony for the air show will be 11:15 a.m.