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Friday, Nov. 16 • 7 p.m. CT
Convocation Center (2,650) • San Antonio, Texas
The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi women's basketball team will continue their road trip Friday, Nov. 16, when they face former Southland opponent UTSA in San Antonio, Texas. The Islanders are looking for their first victory of the season after dropping their season opener at home against Belmont and their first road trip at Texas - Pan American. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi will embark on its third game in six days.
Head Coach Royce Chadwick is in his first year as the Islanders' Head Coach. Chadwick, who spent the previous 11 years at the helm of the Marshall University program, has 561 wins on his collegiate coaching resume.
The Islanders return 10 letterwinners and features five newcomers, three freshmen and two transfers. The Islanders finished the 2011-12 with a 9-20 record and 5-11 in the conference.
UTSA will continue its homestand on Friday. The Roadrunners outscored their opponents 156-63 in their first two games to open the season 2-0. UTSA clinched a 68-34 victory vs. Texas - Pan American in their season opener and followed it with a 88-29 victory vs. Concordia Texas. Friday will mark the 17th meeting between the two teams.
•Ashley Darley registered 17 points, one shy of her career best. She went 8-of-12 from the field and added five steals and five rebounds in the Islanders' 65-77 loss to UTPA on Tuesday.
•Janae Blount added 13 points, her second straight game of scoring in double figures.
•The Islanders led 31-23 at the half but was outscored 54-34 in the second half against the Broncs.
•Coach Chadwick used a different starting lineup on Tuesday at UTPA. Darley is the only one to make starts in both games.
•Texas A&M - Corpus Christi will be competing in their third game in six days.
• Verne'qua Taylor dished out 141 assists in 2011-12 which set the Islanders' all-time assist record as a junior. She led the Southland Conference in assist average with 4.9 per game.
• Alisa Roberts was No. 11 in the Southland Conference in three-point percent shooting .323.
• Chadwick has a career record of 561-302 (.650) in stops at Marshall, Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston State, Oklahoma Panhandle State and Howard Junior College.
• In 20 years at the Division I level, Chadwick holds a 365-237 (.606) record and seven NCAA Tournament appearances.
• Three out of the five newcomers come to the Island University from out-of-state. Freshman Janae Blount is from Washington, D.C., freshman Ashanti Plummer is from Manhattan, N.Y. and sophomore transfer Janae Lyde is originally from Albany, N.Y.
UTSA, a former member of the Southland Conference is now in its first year with the WAC. UTSA topped Texas-Pan American 68-34 and followed it with an 88-29 victory on Monday at home vs. Concordia Texas. The Roadrunners are at home for their first five out of six games.
Miki Turner, Akunna Elonu, and Ashley Spaletta lead the Roadrunners in points. Turner averages 9.5 a game while Elonu and Spaletta register 9.0 a game. Elonu also leads the glass with 7.5 rebounds per game.
UTSA is outscoring its opponents 156-63 and is powering the glass 101-74. The team is also outscoring its opponent in steals 34-12.
The Roadrunners hold the 10-6 all-time series over the Islanders. Last season, UTSA topped the Islanders 58-38 in the Southland Conference opener at the American Bank Center. Brandi Huff led the Islanders with eight points while Imani Dunn and Damequia Montgomery each added five apiece.
In the second game between the two schools, the Islanders dropped a 72-58 decision in San Antonio. Jessica Jammer tallied her 10th double-figure scoring game with 12 points, two blocks and three steals. The Islanders took a 34-33 halftime lead but was outscored 39-24 in the second half.
The Islanders were picked to finish eighth in the Southland Conference Coaches' Poll after finishing with a 5-11 conference record last season.
Freshman guard Janae Blount averaged 10.2 points per game at Howard D. Woodson High School in Washington, D.C. Freshman post Ashanti Plummer has added some inside presence after averaging 18.1 points per game during her senior season while pulling down 13.6 rebounds. Freshman Zenobia Winbush and junior transfer Morgan Schwartz have added height to the Islanders roster. Winbush led her team in scoring and rebounding during her senior season at Samuel Clemens High School in Schertz, Texas. Schwartz transferred from Midland CC where she played two seasons under head coach Ron Jones. Rounding out the newcomers is Janae Lyde who is a sophomore transfer from Texas Southern.
In the exhibition, Plummer led the newcomers with nine points on 3-of-12 shooting from the field. Plummer and Schwartz both pulled down five rebounds apiece.
Blount had an impressive performance vs. Belmont in the season opener. The freshman scored a team-high 14 points and went 3-for-6 from behind the arc. She also dished out a team-high four assists in 30 minutes of play. She followed that performance with 13 points at UTPA. She is leading the team with 13.5 points per game in 29.0 minutes per game.
Leading the way this year is redshirt junior Ashley Darley. After sitting out last season with a medical redshirt, the Corpus Christi native is leading the returners with 12.5 points per game. She has also chipped in seven steals in 22.5 minutes per game.
During the Islanders lone exhibition, Darley tallied 12 points on 4-of-9 shooting and recorded six steals, five rebounds and two assists in 17 minutes. She also went a perfect 4-for-4 from the line. On Tuesday, Darley was one shy of her career high 17 points.
Marquesha Anderson-Sparks is second on the team out of the returners with 7.0 points per game. She also is perfect 7-for-7 at the charity stripe.
Leading the boards is Brandi Huff with 6.0 rebounds per game and Jessica Jammer is second with 5.0 per game.
The Islanders also return last season's conference assist leader Verne'qua Taylor and guards Imani Dunn, Taryn Gregory, Trish Amboree, Sarah Alva and Roberts, along with forward Damequia Montgomery.
Royce Chadwick is the fourth coach in Islanders' history to make his debut on the sidelines. He holds 561 wins on his collegiate coaching resume and seven NCAA Tournament bids. Chadwick is familiar with the Southland Conference after coaching stints at Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State. He holds a .829 career winning percentage in Southland Conference games. Chadwick was named the Southland Coach of the Year in 1997. He has 28 years of experience coaching women's college basketball and four career wins in the NCAA Tournament.
Roxanne White joins Chadwick on the sidelines as the Islanders' Associate Head Coach. White served on Chadwick's staffs at Marshall and Stephen F. Austin. White was Marshall's recruiting coordinator for all 11 years she was at the school and was the associate head coach for 10 of those seasons. The Stephen F. Austin alumna was an assistant for Chadwick for five years at SFA and also spent a year with Texas A&M.
Darren Brunson also makes his Islanders' coaching debut this season as the Islanders Assistant Coach. Brunson comes to the Island University after spending the past three years as the associate head coach and team's recruiting coordinator at Texas Southern.
Geoff Grawn joins the three of them on the sidelines and enters his 11th season on the Islanders' staff as an assistant coach.
The Islanders will return home to take on Big Ten opponent Indiana on Monday, Nov. 19, at the American Bank Center. Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m.


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The warmer temperatures and blooming flowers are hard to resist, but many people can't fully enjoy them without suffering a sinus attack.
Some say they feel like this is the worst spring allergy season they've ever seen. However, the amount of pollen seen this spring is no different than any other; it is just made more noticeable by the prolonged winter freezes and the lack of cleansing April showers.
"We really need some rain. The pine pollen comes from the male trees. The catkins give out the powder and we just really need some rain to get rid of it," said Greg Chatham of the Mississippi Forestry Commission.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Brandon Belt couldn't say specifically how his manager's pointers might have helped, but he gave due credit to Bruce Bochy on Monday night for possibly turning around the first baseman's rough 2013 start at the plate.
After an extended personal batting session earlier in the day in which Bochy provided his own evaluations and suggestions, Belt delivered his biggest hit of the year off the bench in a 5-4 Giants victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks at AT&T Park.
Belt's one-out opposite field single against tough Arizona lefty Tony Sipp (1-1) brought home Andres Torres, who led off the ninth with a single and was sacrificed to second by Brandon Crawford. It was Belt's first walk-off hit since he was with the Giants' Double-A Richmond club in 2010.
Hitting just .183 through the first 19 games, Belt worked for nearly an hour before regular batting practice, with Bochy watching intently. The manager's primary tip to Belt was to cut down on the motion in his body during his swing and allow the bat to do the work.
"I definitely practiced on it before the game," said Belt. "I'm not sure what happened when I got up to bat, but I felt better. I know I saw the ball better, so I think that's the main thing."
Was it the big hit that Belt needed psychologically to get his season going after such a torrid spring training?
"I don't think I needed it," he said. "There's a ton of season left. I've been through stuff before, and I've come out better on the other side, so I know it's going to happen again. It's just a matter of time."
Two days ago, many of the same people fretting over Belt were also worried a bit about 2012 MVP Buster Posey, homerless and hitting in the low .200s. But Posey set the table for Belt with his second home run in two days, a two-run shot in the eighth off Arizona right-hander David Hernandez that tied the score.
Hernandez got an opening strike against the Giants catcher, then backed him off the plate with two inside pitches. On his fourth offering, however, Posey launched one to dead center that cleared the wall with plenty to spare.
The usually stoic Posey pumped his fist as he rounded first base. Clearly, he's happy to be snapping out of his own doldrums. He also had an RBI double in the first inning, and in the sixth, was robbed of an extra-base hit on a great diving catch by former Giant Cody Ross in the right field corner.
"In Milwaukee, I started feeling good there, and I felt like I've had a pretty good approach," Posey said. "It's just a matter of keeping that up, getting good pitches to hit and getting the barrel on it.
Before Posey's blast, the game had pretty much been the Ross homecoming show. Ross, playing in his first game at AT&T since he departed the Giants as a free agent after the 2011 season, received hearty applause from the sellout crowd when his name was announced.
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Obama focused on urban voters
April 29, 2013
You may not have seen the last of Kent Leonhardt, as I suggested after the election last fall. Leonhardt may be planning to run for the West Virginia Senate next year....
A recent documented report points out that in the U.S. election of 2012 black voters outnumbered white voters. Many white voters stayed home. Where do most blacks live? They do not live in rural areas by and large. Was the 2012 election racist?
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Obama is focused on nothing but his own interest and his cronies, not voters or average citizens. 2 terms in and the Bush terms are now being called his "legacy". WOW
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"Blaming President Obama for the ills of rural America is selfish and wrong headed."
You are right Suttle. He deserves blame for the ills of metropolitan America as well.
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Throughout human history,the biggest portion of the governmental dole is provided to cities(population centers).Politicians will always cater to the urban for votes.
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This commentary is ignorant of the political process. The majority of taxpayers live in cities. Government spends money where the people and taxpayers reside...West Virginia has done well in the past getting far more tax dollars into the state than it has paid out (thanks to Senators Bryd and Rockerfeller). Blaming President Obama for the ills of rural America is selfish and wrong headed.
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They got outspent by the national version of the Chicago machine.
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I wonder how trying to buy votes in an election worked for the "conservatives" in 2012?
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OAKLAND -- The really infuriating thing about Wei-Yin Chen from the A's point of view is that there is nothing really infuriating about him.
He throws some nice pitches, to be sure, but the left-hander's dominance of the A's -- one run in 202/3 career innings -- isn't easily explainable.
"It was nothing special," third baseman Josh Donaldson said in the wake of the A's 3-0 loss to the Orioles on Friday night. "We hit some balls hard. Jed (Lowrie) hit one to the wall. I hit one good. There were some others. We just didn't do enough."
Donaldson was talking a little out of frustration, because this isn't the first time something like this has happened. Six times in the first 24 games, or one-quarter of the time, the A's have been held to three hits, as was the case Friday. It hasn't all been Chen.
And then there was Lowrie, who was at second base for the first time this season and had one of the A's hits, a double down the left field line in the ninth inning.
"He was good enough to go eight innings and give up two hits," Lowrie said. "He located the fastball well and some off-speed pitches. We're frustrated. We're better than this.
"We're not playing with a whole lot of energy right now."
The A's have, in fact, lost seven of eight since starting the season 12-4. Oakland is still over .500 (13-11) thanks to its fast start, but the flavor in the clubhouse has turned a little sour.
What Chen was able to do was to work both side of the plate, keep the ball down, and keep the A's from getting any sense that good things were about to happen.
And the Orioles needed that, because A's starter Tommy Milone was good, too. He threw zero after zero for six innings, then when he gave up a run in the seventh, it was only after an unexpected error from Gold Glove right fielder Josh Reddick.
"We knew it was going to be a tough night," Baltimore catcher Matt Wieters said. "(Milone) was hitting all of his spots. We knew he was going to be tough, especially on a cold night here in Oakland."
Milone, who took his first loss his last time out by falling behind early in St. Petersburg against the Rays, was in decidedly better command this time around. So the Orioles were going nowhere, too, until the seventh. J.J. Hardy opened with a single, then took second when Reddick slipped while fielding the ball. Steve Pearce's one-out single was good enough to bring Hardy home with the only run Milone would give up.
"A game like this definitely gives you some confidence," Milone said. "But Chen, I was trying to keep up with him throwing all those zeros. I had to try to do the same thing. He did a great job."
Milone did his job, but there's not much to be done for an offense that isn't scoring. You wouldn't think you could say that about an offense that came in leading the A.L. in scoring, but much of that was crammed into the first dozen games.
And in the last eight games Oakland has scored three runs once, two runs once, one run once and no runs twice. That's hardly the stuff of offensive legend.
"We scored a lot early, and now we've hit a bit of a dry spell," manager Bob Melvin said. "We're still at the top of the league in scoring runs. In some games we've fallen short. We've got to find some consistency.
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8. Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick in Bronze: This is one of my favorite beauty products ever. This is the one Bobbi Brown product I used from the beginning. If you want to look flawless and glowing, you need this. Trust me. Uh-may-zing.
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10. Kiehl's Ultra Facial Tinted Moisturizer SPF 15: My makeup routine actually starts with this moisturizer. Gives some color to my face and evens things out. In the summer I just brush a bit of bronzer on top and add mascara and call it a day. During the winter I proceed with concealer, powder, etc.
11. Morrocan Oil Hair Treatment: Oh my hair... Or shall I call it "the fro", "my mane", "the beast"... All common names for my long + thick head of hair! Don't get me wrong, I know it's a blessing to have this much hair, but taming it can be so tiresome and irritating. Morrocan Oil really helps keep the frizz to a minimum, cuts down on my drying time and it smells soooo good. I heard people rant and rave about this product forever and my friend finally got me some as a gift. Now there's no turning back.
12. Bobbi Brown Eye Blender Brush: I use this brush to set my concealer using the powder from my Creamy Concealer Kit. I also use it to apply eyeshadow (though I normally only where eyeshadow on nights out!).
So there you have it! My beauty must-haves. Am I missing anything? Do you have any questions? Feel free to ask me in the comments, by email or on my Formspring. Really hope you guys enjoyed this post - I know it's different from the usual!
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I think you've persuaded me to switch over to Bobbi!ReplyDelete
i'm the same with my mascara as you are with your eyeliner! i've used just plain ole maybelline great lash with a curved brush since, like, the beginning of time. i don't know if it performs miracles, but it's the only one for me!ReplyDelete
I feel ya on the Morrocan Oil. I think it's a curly-haired girl's best friend.ReplyDelete
I've been looking for a new brand of make-up to try - mine needs a serious update!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tips :)
Love Bobbi! well, her products, not like I know her personally:-) My makeup collection is a smattering of different brands...I think I have the shimmer brick and a blush though? I'm due for some new stuff soon...might have to make a trip to the Bobbi counter! AND Moroccan oil is always in my bag! I'm a fellow member of the super-thick hair club! xoxoReplyDelete
yeah! Love Bobbi Brown. When she came to speak at Nike I was sold on the black eyeliner pot....I know you said you stick with Dior but she did say at the speaking event that it was the one "must have" for every woman! I got the brush too and I love it. I'll have to consider some of her other products now that I see how well they work for you! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Never used Bobbi Brown, but now I'm intrigued. I'm in love with Keihls though.ReplyDelete
I've been looking at different brands for concealer, this may definitely be an option.ReplyDelete
I've most recently been having issues with mascara. Almost every brand irritates my eyes, a lot. The one that hasn't and gives great definition is the Mally brand. It's a bit pricey, but they usually sell it on QVC in sets.
I only have the BB Shimmer Brick in Bronze and it´s just magic. I feel younger, prettier and fresher. Amazing stuff!ReplyDelete
I was skeptical about morrocan oil at first, but it really does make my hair feel silkier and less frizzy.ReplyDelete
I'm convinced! I can not find any make up that I like. Maybe this is it!ReplyDelete
i want to try morrocan hair oil sooo bad!!ReplyDelete
bobbi is the best. thanks for sharing! i need a new spf moisturizer, especially in the mountain sunshine!ReplyDelete
xoxo the egg out west.
Now I want to go out and buy all of these to give them a try :)ReplyDelete
I will most definitely have to try the moroccan hair oil! The best mascara I've ever used is Clinigue High Impact. It's amazing!ReplyDelete
Love these kinds of posts, this is how I learn about new beauty products to try, thanks!ReplyDelete
I love this post, I use a lot of the same beauty items that you do! Bobby Brown is my favorite:)ReplyDelete
i really feel like i need to try this Dior eyeliner like seriously!ReplyDelete
AND now i need to make a stop at the Bobbi counter -- love all of your items -- especially that shimmer brick, gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
I use Kiehl's (for skincare), Bare Minerals (for my "base powder"), and Chanel for the rest of my makeup (eyeliner, bronzer, liquid foundations- if its a special occasion, blush, and lipstick) BUT I still havent been blown away by a mascara either. I still use the Mabeline one with the pink and green tube.ReplyDelete
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At their Thursday meeting, Washington County commissioners gave authorization for the demolition of five homes in Washington County.
Four of the demolitions will be paid for with a portion of the $153,742 grant signed by the state of Ohio on Aug. 14.
The grant is part of the Moving Ohio Forward Demolition grant program offered through the Ohio Attorney General's office.
According to Dawn Rauch, director of planning and development for Washington-Morgan Community Action, the homes are located at 115 Fifth St., Beverly; 606 Ferry St., Beverly; 610 Elm St., Belpre; and on Germantown Road in Lower Salem.
"I have asked the mayor of Belpre to give me some more properties (to be considered for demolition)," said Rauch.
Demolition work done under the grant must be completed in December.
"We'll be going until we run out of money," Rauch said.
A decision on the demolition of three Marietta homes remains pending, she reported.
Approximately 15 houses can be torn down using the available grant money in Washington County.
Commissioners also gave approval to demolish a fifth home, located at 603 Warrior Drive, Barlow, as part of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program, aimed at removing blighted properties from the county.
"We have enough (remaining) money to do one property," said Rauch. "It has to be done by Dec. 31, 2013."
In other business
Washington County commissioners have started 2013 departmental budget hearings that will continue through mid-December.
"We have only met with five departments," said Paul Cunningham, Washington County administrator, on Thursday.
Those meetings were held Wednesday with the following county departments: engineer, Children Services board, Washington County Home, Behavioral Health board and coroner.
Final departmental budgets for Washington County must be determined by Dec. 31, Cunningham said.
The commissioners approved a thank you letter that will be sent to Ruby Hall of Cutler, in recognition of her many years of dedicated service to the senior citizens of Washington County and the Retired Senior Volunteer Program at the O'Neill Center.
"During the past 32 years you have served on the advisory council for RSVP, you've cooked meals for our seniors, you've baked tons of cookies, you've made so many beautiful quilts, and you've provided 17,234 hours of service!" the commissioners wrote.
"She is the definition of a volunteer," said Washington County Commissioner Cora Marshall.
"She has given it her all," she added.
Commissioner Tim Irvine agreed.
"Anytime that she was asked to do something, she always did it, whether it was baking cookies, scheduling a meeting or calling someone," he said.


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One of two Fargo men accused of burglarizing home construction sites has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to more than 20 counts of conspiracy.
The Forum newspaper reports (http://bit.ly/Rb0L6g ) that 35-year-old Jason Leines also must serve five years of supervised probation and pay restitution to be determined later.
Prosecutors allege that Leines and Jeremy Tibiatowski stole equipment worth more than $10,000, mostly from home construction sites in Fargo, West Fargo, Argusville and Kindred. Tibiatowski has pleaded not guilty.
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Yahoo (YHOO) CEO Marissa Mayer has attempted unsuccessfully to unravel a 10-year search-advertising pact with Microsoft in favor of a deal with Google (GOOG), according to people familiar with the matter.
Mayer began the effort to end the agreement soon after becoming Yahoo CEO in July, and she has met with resistance from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the meetings were private.
Microsoft's agreement to provide the technology for Yahoo Web searches hasn't met estimates, prompting Mayer to seek alternatives, the people said. The pact, which expires in 2020, was reached in 2009 by Ballmer and former Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz.
As a consolation for the poor performance of its search ads, Microsoft agreed to pay revenue guarantees to Yahoo through March 2014. That extends an arrangement between the companies that expired last month, Sunnyvale-based Yahoo said in a regulatory filing Wednesday.
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Toyota To End Camry Production at Indiana Plant
Toyota Motor Corp. said Friday that it had agreed to end production of Camry cars at a plant in Lafayette, Ind., under a consignment arrangement with Fuji Heavy Industries, which owns the factory and also makes Subaru vehicles there.
Toyota has a 16.5% stake in Fuji Heavy, which owns the Subaru brand. Subaru sales have been growing in the United States, prompting Fuji Heavy to seek additional capacity.
The Subaru plant in Indiana has the capacity to make 100,000 Camry cars annually under the agreement, which began in 2005. Toyota and Fuji Heavy said the decision to end the arrangement was made jointly, "following discussions regarding production structure optimization." The two companies will continue to collaborate on products and technology, they said.
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(rodarte cardigan, graeme armour top, vintage skirt, necklace loaned to me by langoliers)
Wore this to Eleven Objects, which I shall post about soon. The goal here was spooky, sludgy texture and was accomplished via spiderweb cardigan and fringed top with fringed skirt. This outfit makes me feel like a rainstick.
(custom risto jacket, fever ray t-shirt, vintage skirt, necklace loaned to me by langoliers)
Worn to Rachel Antonoff. Actually, I ended up changing into my A Place to Bury Strangers t-shirt later because their music's harshness goes well with this Langoliers necklace. This Risto jacket was custom-made just for me, and is one of those earthly things that I can gaze upon during hallowed hours, and feel, at least for a brief second, like my despair will lift.
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Even with the exciting rematch of the '08 NBA finals between the Celtics and Lakers, LeBron makes new headlines as he takes interviews and everyone wants to know, "Where is he going to play ball next year?" What city do you think he's going to be in next? Chicago? Maiami? New York? Do you care?
I would hope he`d stay in Cleveland but I doubt he will. I think he`ll go to Chicago or New York.
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If Anywhere, Chicago. They have the most money and are in the most need of him. I personally think he'll stay in Clevland. Another possibility is N.Y. He loves playing there, but since Chicago has the most money to offer him, I think they're going to get him.
I'm hoping he could stay with the Cavs, and can't imagine what he could turn in another team.
this has been the queston on everyones mind. but meanwhile while everyone is talking about where lebron will go noone is thinking about shaq one of the greatest players. he might be leaving the nba and lebron is overshadowing him. anyway i would like to see him stay in cleveland but i have a feeling he might go to the bulls.......its whereever the money is and of corse the fans
Have a feeling he's staying in Cleveland.
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Today in History: February 20
All the World's a Stage
Joe Jefferson [seated in front], Palm Beach, Florida, circa 1904.
Touring Turn-of-the-Century America: Photographs from the Detroit Publishing Company, 1880-1920
Jefferson died in Palm Beach in 1905.
Comic actor Joseph Jefferson, one of the best-known American stage personalities of the nineteenth century, died in Palm Beach in 1905. Born into a family of actors in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on February 20, 1829, Jefferson achieved one of his first major successes in 1858 in Tom Taylor's Our American Cousin. He is best remembered for his portrayal of Rip Van Winkle in an Americanized version of a German folk tale popularized by Washington Irving in The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent (1819-20). Jefferson took this play on the road for years after he originated the role, and became known throughout the United States for his portrayal.
Joe Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle,
Napoleon Sarony, 1869.
History of the American West, 1860-1920: Photographs from the Collection of the Denver Public Library
The first American theaters were built in the eighteenth century--in Williamsburg, Virginia, (1716) and in Charleston, South Carolina (1730). Many theater groups of that period were itinerant. By the mid-nineteenth century, however, there were many theaters throughout the country and American actors were making a name for themselves on both sides of the Atlantic. Three of the most famous of Jefferson's contemporaries were Edwin Booth, son of native Englishman Junius Brutus Booth and brother of the infamous John Wilkes Booth—himself an actor of some note, Charlotte Cushman, and Edwin Forrest, who was known for his vocal power and athleticism on stage.
Edwin Booth, Seated, Facing Camera, Bust,
D. F. Barry,
[1897 or 1898].
History of the American West, 1860-1920: Photographs from the Collection of the Denver Public Library
Junius Booth, Father of John Wilkes Booth, in Theatrical Costume, studio of Mathew Brady, circa 1844-1852.
America's First Look into the Camera: Daguerreotype Portraits and Views, 1839-1864
Charlotte Cushman, Half-length Vignetted Portrait, Facing Right,
[ca. 1855].
America's First Look into the Camera: Daguerreotype Portraits and Views, 1839-1864
Edwin Forrest, studio of Mathew Brady, circa 1844-1860.
America's First Look into the Camera: Daguerreotype Portraits and Views, 1839-1864
The Library of Congress is rich in materials on the performing arts.
- The collection The Nineteenth Century in Print: Periodicals contains many articles on the theater and the actors of that era. Search the collection on names such as Joseph, Jefferson; Washington Irving; Edwin Booth; Charlotte Cushman; Rip Van Winkle, and Edwin Forrest, to find related articles.
- Search the Prints and Photographs Online Catalog on the same names (above) as well as on phrases such as actors, actresses, theaters, and theatrical productions, to find images of these figures and of various aspects of the theater profession.
- American Variety Stage: Vaudeville and Popular Entertainment, 1870-1920 is a rich source of material on the history of popular entertainment in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Click on The American Variety Stage for introductory information about this collection.
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- View selected theatrical images from the Prints and Photographs Online Catalog in Pictorial Americana: Selected Images from the Collections of the Library of Congress: Theatrical Posters and Performances.
- Search on the term Booth in the collection An American Time Capsule: Three Centuries of Broadsides and Other Printed Ephemera to see a wanted poster illustrated with photographic prints of John Wilkes Booth and others involved with the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.
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Published: Saturday, April 26, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
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The Hendersonville Business Advisory Committee will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Operations Center.
Apple Country Woodcrafters will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday at 5628 Howard Gap Road, East Flat Rock. The program this month is a "safety round robin," where safe usage of the table saw, bandsaw, jointer and router table will be demonstrated by club members. Info: 828-890-4251.
The Civitan Club of Hendersonville will meet at 11:30 a.m. Monday at Chariot, 715 N. Church St., Hendersonville. For more information, contact Christy at 828-696-3673.
There will be a plant swap at Edneyville Community Center from 5-6:30 p.m. Monday. Info: 272-5795.
ECO will celebrate Earth Day through environmental service projects at its third annual Earth Stewardship Day from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 3. Deadline to register is midnight on Monday. Info: www.eco-wnc.org or 692-0385.
Lake Pointe Landing will light six candles in honor of the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust at 2 p.m. Monday, 333 Thompson St., Hendersonville. Henk Colijn, who was part of the Dutch Resistance during World War II, will discuss his experiences during this time. Rabbi Cohen will also be in attendance. Info: 828-693-7800.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman's Death Officially Ruled an Accidental Overdose
The New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ruled Friday that award-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman died of a drug overdose and had several narcotics in his system, including "heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines and amphetamine."
Mr. Hoffman's death was ruled an "accident," OCME spokeswoman Julie Bolcer said. An initial autopsy was inconclusive and further tests were required.
Mr. Hoffman was found unconscious on the bathroom floor of his West Village apartment on Feb. 2 by his friend David Bar Katz. Mr. Hoffman had failed to arrive at the home of his estranged partner to pick up their three children.
Mr. Hoffman, who had struggled with drug abuse, relapsed in recent years after decades of presumably living drug free.
Among the drugs recovered from Mr. Hoffman's apartment included the anti-anxiety drug Hydroxyzine, a muscle relaxer named Methocarbamol, the addiction medication Buprenorphine, the ADHD drug Vyvanse and blood pressure drug Clonidine, a law enforcement official said. Only the muscle relaxer and blood pressure medications appeared to be prescribed, the official said.


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The Stroller: 'Return the fun!'
Published: Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
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Former Spartanburg resident Mike Mabrey recently returned home to attend a wedding, and he paid a visit to Cleveland Park, where he spent many childhood days, and he's disappointed in some of what he saw. "The walkway around the lake is beautiful, but it's very sad over at the playground and train area," he says. "I wish they'd get that playground back open and the train back running. Now that I think about it, they need to build and open another Smitty's (Drive-In), too! We had many fun days in Cleveland Park over the years. Now we need to return the fun!"
'STEP UP': Cibby Krell of Spartanburg is beating the drums for the upcoming Republican Party conventions. "If you live in Spartanburg County or Greenville County, are a fiscal and political conservative and wish your opinion heard in the Republican Party at county, state and national levels, then please step up," he says. "Bring your voter registration card and like-minded friends and family to your polling place Monday at 7 p.m. and become a precinct officer or delegate. The conventions are coming up soon, and there are very important issues looming."
STROLLER ON THE ROAD: Only a few days remain for folks to sign up for The Stroller's next On The Road adventure. Our On The Road tour will include two nights in Savannah, Ga., and a tour of the S.C. Statehouse. And a visit to Savannah wouldn't be complete without dining at that Southern gal Paula Deen's restaurant, Lady & Sons. We will be staying at the Hampton Inn in Savannah's historic district during our two-night stay, and the hotel is just a few steps from the riverfront fun. In Savannah, we will take a narrated tour of one of the largest National Urban Landmark districts in the United States. On the return trip, we'll stop in Columbia for lunch at the World Famous Little Pigs Barbecue. Then it's off to the Statehouse for a tour — maybe we'll even catch our lawmakers at work! Want to go? You can pick up a reservation form for the April 28-30 trip at the Herald-Journal or by calling our travel agent at 336-794-3233.
ODDS AND ENDS: A scrumptious Greek chicken meal you won't find elsewhere will be served at the annual spring luncheon and pastry sale Wednesday at St. Nicholas Orthodox Church from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. And while there, be sure to take home plenty of the pastries for the upcoming Easter celebrations. You can place pastry orders in advance and order lunches to go by calling 585-5961. You'll find the Spartanburg church on Asheville Highway just north of the North Church Street intersection.
The Upstate National Guard Retirees Association will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will take place in the National Guard Armory Readiness Center next to the University of South Carolina Upstate soccer fields. All National Guard retirees are encouraged to attend in support of active-duty troops and Family Readiness Centers.
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1. Finally on a phone plan: 19:49
I've switched to a plan that gives me free incoming calls and (practically) unlimited text messages. My new number is +1416TADANOW. Or +1 416 TADBONY. ;) (This is not a comment on my physical appearance. A friend says I look healthy.) I didn't have a choice of numbers, or else I'd probably get something like +1 416 1 4 EMACS. ;)
And yes, that's my phone number out there. Use it wisely. Text message, good. Call in the middle of the night, bad (usually). Heavy breathing, creepy. Be nice. =)
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2. Visited a friend: 19:52
I found myself in the neighborhood of a good friend I hadn't talked to in a while, so I decided to drop by. It turned out to be the best way I could've spent that afternoon. I can't share everything she talked to me about, but listening to her clarified a few things I'd been wondering about, and I hope that I helped her reflect on some of the really tough things she's going through.
I'm rereading Gail Vaz-Oxlade's excellent book, A Woman of Independent Means. I hope I can find something that will help.
Random Japanese sentence: ネコがいる。 There is a cat.
3. Short-term plans: happy with research, thinking about internship?: 20:53
Mark Chignell, Gordon Lee, Julie Waterhouse and I discussed my research plan this morning. I'm really lucky to have such wonderful, wonderful mentors!
I mentioned my interest in living in San Francisco for a short while to Mark, who suggested an internship after I finish my coursework, while I'm writing up my thesis. It'd be a good idea, I think. I'd like to get a feel of the tech scene there, and I'd also like an opportunity to plunge deeply into technical stuff.
I love the Philippines, and I'm looking forward to sharing a lot of ideas with the geeks back home. I'm a lot more effective at connecting with people when I can bump into them face-to-face, so I hope to find a way to bridge worlds by spending some time abroad and some time at home.
That would be just right...
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4. CookOrDie: Vegetarian virtues: 22:15
After quite a hiatus from CookOrDie blogging because I'd either been eating out or cooking simple things, I decided to experiment a bit today. I had leftover vegetables from Saturday's barbecue, so I broiled them. The mushrooms got special treatment, courtesy of a recipe suggestion from the Joy of Cooking: I tossed them with garlic and olive oil, and _then_ I broiled them. Wonderful stuff. Zucchini, green pepper, red pepper, and portobello mushrooms. I rounded off dinner with corn on the cob. Yum yum!
Now I just need to figure out what to do with the eggplant...
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Acer in Red Again as PC Industry Shrinks
The PC party is ending, and Acer is suffering one of the worst hangovers.
The Taiwanese company went on a buying spree through the noughties, swallowing up competitors like Gateway and Packard Bell to help it become the world's second largest PC maker by shipments in 2010, second only to Hewlett-Packard
But it's now feeling the unpleasant after-effects of guzzling too quickly. With the PC market shrinking as consumers find tablets and smartphones more interesting, Acer's finding that the brands it bought up aren't worth as much as it had expected.
Acer, which is now the fourth-largest PC maker by shipments, said Wednesday that write-downs on its brands like Gateway and Packard Bell dragged it to a net loss for a second consecutive year. It is discontinuing its eMachines brand altogether.
Acer's woes are symptomatic of general challenges across the industry. Accustomed to steady growth and a stable model, PC makers are now scrambling to figure out how to reinvent themselves now that sales have fallen off. They've all been trying to stake a spot in growing sectors, like tablets and smartphones, but many are finding the transition painful.
The industry golden child right now is Lenovo Group, which in some ways looks like Acer circa 2010. The Chinese company has been on a buying spree and is nipping at the heels of HP in terms of shipments. But Lenovo also has some unique advantages, such as a rapidly growing smartphone presence and the world's biggest PC market in its backyard.
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GYPSUM, Colorado - Fewer people flew into and out of the Eagle County Regional Airport in December, something air service boosters will use in a fairly new campaign to build support to bring in more flights.
A fall-off in the number of flights coming into the airport had something to do with the decline in passenger numbers. A weekly flight from New York's LaGuardia Airport was canceled this year, and other flights are coming less often.
But airport manager Greg Phillips said he's confident that numbers from this season will end up roughly equivalent to last season. There are daily and weekend flights to and from Eagle County from Newark, N.J. and JFK airport in New York, Phillips said. People who want a flight can find one, he said.
But the December decline in passenger numbers was more probably due to other, non-airline-related factors.
First, December's snow totals could be most charitably described as "below average." That tends to keep people from traveling, something also reflected in lodging numbers from the early part of the month.
Then there's the quirk of the calendar that moved many schools' Christmas-season breaks to the weekend before Christmas, instead of the week before. That meant fewer people traveled in mid-December.
"We expected (travel) to be down, but not to the extent it was," Vail Valley Partnership CEO Chris Romer said. "Something like 78 of the 81 top markets for us had that schedule."
The good news, Romer said, is that Christmas-season reservations were about even with 2011. Passenger numbers for the end of the December were also close to even with the year before, Phillips said.
Long-term reservations seem to back up that assertion. Romer said the Partnership's numbers show that February and March look "OK" compared to last year, thanks especially to a boost in traffic caused by last week's big snowfall.
"We saw both last-minute reservations and reservations for the rest of the season last week," he said.
The January passenger numbers - which should be tabulated in the next week or so - may be better. But Phillips said the number of flights into the airport is a long-term problem, something that needs to be addressed.
That's the point behind a new push by the Eagle Air Alliance to find funding to help bring flights to the county.
"We're not going to sit here and just hope more people come," Phillips said.
To that end, the alliance is working on business associations and local governments in an effort to drum up more private funding for the revenue guarantees airlines demand for creating a route or expanding service.
While Denver International Airport will always play a large role in bringing destination visitors to the Vail Valley, Romer said research indicates that people who fly directly to Eagle County tend to stay longer, and spend more money.
But, he said, rebuilding the flight program has some urgency, particularly since other resorts have dedicated funding sources for their programs and are increasing the number of flights to those destination.
Those revenue guarantees are going to take more participation from the valley's business community. Gabe Shalley, the director of Vail Resorts' air service program, said that company will continue to participate. But, Romer said, more is needed, and building support - support that ultimately results in business owners writing checks - will take some time.
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Feb. 14, 2012 -- Kids who exercise vigorously for more than 30 minutes a day may be at lower risk of heart disease than their peers who don't break a sweat quite as often.
This is true regardless of how much time the kids spent sitting on the couch.
Kids who exercised at a moderate or vigorous pace for more than 35 minutes a day had lower levels of cholesterol, blood fats called triglycerides, blood sugar or glucose, blood pressure, and a smaller waist size than their counterparts who clocked about 18 minutes of vigorous physical activity each day.
High blood pressure and high blood cholesterol levels are known risk factors for heart disease. Once seen only in adults, many of these conditions are increasingly being diagnosed in children because of skyrocketing rates of childhood obesity.
The new study appears in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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This includes moderate-intensity exercise such as brisk walking, outdoor play, dancing, cycling, aerobics, ball games, and other sports. "Parents should encourage these types of activities rather than [only] reducing sedentary time." But the study did not distinguish whether sedentary time was spent in front of a TV as opposed to other non-active activities.


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Tyler Hamilton long ago called Lance Armstrong a cheater. Now that Armstrong has said he won't contest the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's case against him, Hamilton believes he has been proved right.
"Yeah, absolutely, I think it's given me a lot of credibility," Hamilton said Thursday in a phone interview. "People doubted me. OK, they should've doubted me.
"I lied to everyone who'd listen," he said, referring to his own doping. "But I think people, especially after reading the book, will know I'm telling the truth."
Hamilton's recently released book, "The Secret Race, Inside the Hidden World of the Tour de France," details Armstrong's doping during his string of seven Tour de France victories, as well as Hamilton's doping, for which he finally was caught.
Hamilton, 41, first went public charging Armstrong with doping on "60 Minutes" in May 2011.
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House gets final say on Leeville commission
Published: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at 8:41 p.m.
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Legislation to create the Leeville Fishing Village and Cultural Preservation Commission continued its easy run through the Legislature Wednesday with another unanimous vote from the House Committee on Municipal, Parochial and Cultural Affairs.
Senate Bill 238 by Sen. Norby Chabert, R-Houma, would allow anyone from Lafourche Parish to serve on the commission.
If enacted, the legislation would allow the commission to create a budget plan, establish an operational headquarters and seek money to preserve local culture and promote tourism.
Chabert said the new commission is needed since the elevated portion of La. 1 cut off the community from pass-through traffic, which once provided a steady source of revenue for local businesses.
If the bill is adopted in its next hearing on the House floor, it will be sent to Gov. Bobby Jindal for his signature.
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Another killer show on saturday in Barre. Just the kind of place I like to see a show: it was a big gym with a stage at one end, and bleachers along the side that were pushed back into the wall. Plenty of room to move around and dance. I stayed way back for the first set, but moved up right in front of Page for the second; there was even plenty of room right in front of the stage. There was a small balcony with seats for those who were so inclined.
No, I don't remember the entire setlist, but I will mention a couple of highlights. Fish played vacuum (I don't remember during what song; is it always during just one song, or certain songs?), something that I always find quite amusing. Where the hell did he ever come up with that idea anyway? Someone near me in the crowd handed him a hat with a fish stuck through it that he put on. During the encore, they played an incredible Jesus Just Left Chicago, along with the sax player from the Horns (Dave "the Truth" Griffo ?). After that, they ended the show with Big Black Furry Creatures From Mars. Just what the hell was going on right in front of the stage during that? People were shoving each other all over the place, although things were still normal where I was standing. Is that supposed to be slam dancing? It seemed to be getting a little too rough and out of hand for my tastes.
All in all, I had a great time. Saw some of my new Phish phriends. (Hi Matt! Hi Shelly!) Matt had a print of the PhishNet T-shirt design with him. It really looks good. I'll definitely get one. I seem to be enjoying shows more and more. I seriously thought about heading to Dartmouth for the Sunday show, but my legs really need a little rest from dancing, and I probably wouldn't have made it to work on Monday morning had I gone. I'll be mighty happy if they all continue to be general admission shows (preferably with no seats), but I sort of assume that eventually Phish is going to get too big for that to be a reality.


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mazey wrote:yeah im using a bravia 5500 its slow, i wish it would list the files as fast as the ps3 does, i even tried enabling the #Better/faster codec detection method ! true to enable it
#Need testing ! MediaInfo=false to true but has no effect. its basically not using the media library/cache thing at all thats the problem, havent seen a fix but if anyone knows of one or finds one please let us know.
Thanks for the confirmation mazey. I am using an EX700 for interest sakes. SubJunk just to let you know there is no issues with the PS3 as you mentioned instant display, just an issue for Bravia TVs.
If i was a programmer would love to help you and the community out.
Thanks for your help guys.


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Several reports, compiled by Ducks Unlimited and partners, shows threats to wetlands that are no longer covered by the Clean Water Act. Studies were conducted in Tennessee and Colorado, as well as other states, that identify threatened bodies of water that could be drained, polluted, or destroyed. These areas are vital not just for waterfowl and wildlife, but also for clean drinking water as well.
Read the reports here:
The Environmental Protection Agency recently published maps identifying where threatened surface water sources are located. These areas were once protected under the Clean Water Act, however they have lost their protections and could be polluted, drained, or destroyed - and threaten millions of American's drinking water as a result.
Visit the EPA website to find if your drinking water is at risk: EPA Surface Drinking Water Map.
Ray McCormick, a farmer from Indiana, discusses the importance of clean water to him and his operation. This interview was conducted at the Sportsmen's Clean Water Summit in Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 14-16, 2011.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp Act into law.
First duck stamp, designed by Pulitzer-prize winning editorial cartoonist, Jay N. "Ding" Darling, issued.
Prairie drought peaks.