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Our time-honored tradition of peering into our annual blue and white crystal ball to foresee what the coming year might bring was interrupted last year because, well, few in the Nittany Nation were in a real festive mood.
A year later, though emotions, at least toward the NCAA and the Board of Trustees, are still fairly raw, life has gone on, and there was plenty to draw on from 2012 to help us look ahead to 2013.
Please join me for a glimpse ...
n During his weekly card game in heaven, George Paterno is stunned to bump into his brother Joe, embraces him warmly and asks, like he (and Joe) asked every writer every weekend for so many years on the road, "When'd ya get in?"
n After his agent previously dismissed rumors linking Bill O'Brien to NFL jobs - and O'Brien himself said he plans to be at PSU in 2013 - the rumor mill begins mentioning his name again and Nittany Lion fans are now nervously keeping their fingers crossed. Penn State responds by providing a healthy raise, even though his contract runs through 2020, already giving O'Brien more job security than any coach in the country.
n Dave Joyner offers to wrestle Anthony Lubrano for the athletic director's position. Lubrano says, "You may cradle me, but I think we should hire the president first, and let him hire the AD."
n Extra security is called to Old Main when word spreads that Mark Emmert is meeting with the Board of Trustees.
n O'Brien admits during spring drills he had no plans to leave so soon but didn't want to turn a deaf ear because he was upset that the school misled him, albeit not intentionally, about the NCAA sanctions. "I really wouldn't leave after one year: I mean - who do you think I am - Lane Kiffin? Besides, you people have suffered enough."
n Steven Bench and Tyler Ferguson show flashes, but the Blue-White Game's real star is Zach Zwinak, who rushes for 350 yards.
n A poll of Penn State fans reveal Pitt and Syracuse are overwhelming favorites to be the Big Ten's next two additions.
n At a summer workshop designed to update and discuss its nepotism policy, Penn State invites as forum speakers Father Gabriel Zeis, St. Francis president, SFU vice president for student development Frank Montecalvo and athletic director Bob Krimmel.
n When it's announced that the Big Ten's latest two invitees are Georgia Tech and North Carolina, Mike Krzyzewski puts Jim Delany in a headlock.
n ESPN hires Bernie Fine as one of its college basketball analysts.
n The Lions open the season 6-0 after beating Michigan 30-27 on a Sam Ficken field goal - his 20th straight dating back to last season.
n Pat Chambers declares Tim Frazier, who has successfully recovered from surgery, and D.J. Newbill the best backcourt in America. Chambers later discloses that he doesn't have cable.
n Nittany Lion tight ends, with 75 catches through eight games, are on the verge of an NCAA season record.
n Matt McGloin, on the Eagles' practice squad, gets loose in a wide-ranging interview and says if O'Brien had arrived at PSU a few years earlier, the QB could have been a first-round draft pick.
n For extending the Pitt football series an additional two games, and saying he'd like to play the Panthers every year, O'Brien draws votes for Dapper Dan Man of the Year.
n Leading Ohio State in Columbus in the fourth quarter, the Lions clinch the game when Alex Butterworth throws a 40-yard touchdown pass out of punt formation. In celebration, he flashes his tattoo at the Buckeye bench.
n O'Brien finishes runnerup as Big Ten coach of the year to Wisconsin's Barry Alvarez.
n After an exhaustive search, Penn State names its new president, Michael Mauti.
n Readers of the Mirror and this column are extended best wishes for a happy, healthy 2014.
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Les MiserablesCameron Mackintosh presents a brand new 25th anniversary production of Boublil & Schönberg's legendary musical, Les Miserables, with glorious new staging and dazzlingly reimagined scenery inspired by the paintings of Victor Hugo. This new production has been acclaimed by critics as "an unquestionably spectacular production from start to finish." --New York Times01/15/2013 - 01/27/2013Benedum Center, 237 7th St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Noseda & Concert ItaliaThe PSO's Victor de Sabata Guest Conductor, Gianandrea Noseda, conducts music from and inspired by his native Italy, including de Sabata's beautiful "The Night of Plàton" in its PSO debut. Benjamin Hochman will master that singular sensation, Ravel's demanding Piano Concerto for Left Hand. Finally, hear Richard Strauss's musical landscape, Aus Italien ("From Italy.") 01/18/201301/18 - 8:00 pm01/19 - 8:00 pm01/20 - 2:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Sarah DessenSarah Dessen is one of today's most popular young adult and teen writers. She says her best-selling books are inspired by the large group of girlfriends she had in high school. She'll be talking about her life and her journey to becoming a writer, and about her latest book, What Happened to Goodbye. (Ages 14+).01/18/2013Time: 7:00 pmCarnegie Library Lecture Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
The Nordic Sound: SwedenChatham's Friday Afternoon Musicale series presents pianist Walter Morales in music by Berwald, Sjögren, Stenhammar, and Petersen-Berger in of the Chatham University Global Focus Program's Year of Europe: Scandinavia.01/18/2013Time: 4:00 pmLaughlin Music Center, Chatham University, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Enchantment Theatre's The Velveteen Rabbit"When a child loves you for a long, long time...then you become Real." So says the Horse to the Velveteen Rabbit in Margery Williams' literary classic. The magic of the Enchantment Theatre Company, complete with bunraku puppetry and masks, makes this charming tale of love and devotion an unforgettable theatrical experience for all ages. Music lovers will swoon for the Grammy-nominated soundtrack by award-winning composer and arranger Don Sebesky. Co-presented with The Children's Museum of Pittsburgh.01/19/2013Time: 7:30 pmHillman Performing Arts Center, Shady Side Academy, 423 Fox Chapel Rd, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Peter Yarrow with Mustard's RetreatAs part of the legendary trio Peter, Paul & Mary and as a solo performer—Grammy winner Peter Yarrow has used music to convey a message of humanity and caring. His gift for songwriting has produced some of the most moving songs from Peter, Paul & Mary, including "Puff, the Magic Dragon," "Day is Done", "Light One Candle" and "The Great Mandala." platinum albums, as well as numerous GRAMMYs.01/19/2013Time: 7:30 pmCarnegie Lecture Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
SeminarA hit Broadway comedy by Theresa Rebeck, creator of SMASH. Enter Kate's sprawling, rent-controlled apartment on the Upper West Side where four aspiring young novelists meet weekly for a private writing seminar with Leonard, a literary bigwig with a penchant for harsh criticism. Insults fly, the truth stings, and relationships are made and broken as the group learns that the hardest part of writing fiction is facing the facts.01/19/2013 - 02/10/20131300 Bingham Street Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
34th Annual Young Artist CompetitionThe public is invited to attend as fifteen college-age musicians living or attending college from within a 25-mile radius of Butler compete to appear as the soloist on the BCSO's March 9 concert. Free-will donations will support next year's competition.01/20/2013Time: 1:00 pmLocation: Swope Music Hall, Slippery Rock Universitywebsite
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Sony is glad to put this litigation behind us. Our motivation for bringing this litigation was to protect our intellectual property and our consumers. We believe this settlement and the permanent injunction achieve this goal.We want our consumers to be able to enjoy our devices and products in a safe and fun environment and we want to protect the hard work of the talented engineers, artists, musicians and game designers who make PlayStation games and support the PlayStation Network. We appreciate Mr. Hotz's willingness to address the legal issues involved in this case and work with us to quickly bring this matter to an early resolution.
It was never my intention to cause any users trouble or to make piracy easier. I'm happy to have the litigation behind me.
quote: So people can pretend all they want that they should be able to repurpose subsidized hardware to avoid buying software for it. But hard economics say you are wrong.
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Used to describe any beast like, funny, simply awesome actions, or bad ass establishments. Derived from the name of a guy by the name of Taj Brown. Who does all of the above every minute of existance.
(Some move makes a smart move to avoid a "situation") - yell out "Taj B!"
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when you shove turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, corn, and cranberry sauce into a women's pussy to replicate a gobblerito fromthe restaurant Mad Mex.
I gave that hoe a gobblerito.
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quote: If evolution works then he would not have needed to place all 8.5 million species into the ark, they could have simply evolved later from what he did put on there.
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Elton JohnThe Diving Board/Capitol
Eager to make a relevant record at age 66, Elton John sought a return to his roots on "The Diving Board," advertised as piano trio music in the vein of his marvelous early albums. But while they had energy, humor and good songs in abundance, "Board" is dull.
The 15 cuts suggest Elton and producer T-Bone Burnett weren't fully committed to the trio concept. Bass and drums remain subdued throughout, and several songs are dressed up with strings and backup singers. Meanwhile, John plays polite piano in starchy renditions of generic ballads. There's no "Bad Side of the Moon" here.
Longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin wrote the lyrics, which read as if he mailed them in. "I went to Paris once, I thought I had a plan, I woke up with an accent, I wound up in quicksand," goes the chorus to "My Quicksand," which does create a sinking feeling.
The hour-long album is heavily back loaded, and the final three cuts are the best. "Mexican Vacation (Kids in the Candlelight)" swings with a gospel feel, and the inventive instrumental, "Dream #3," offers more surprises than anything else in the set. On the autobiographical closing title cut, Sir Elton is supported by warm horns and is convincing as a cabaret singer. It's a better role for him than trying to reclaim his youth.
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DrakeNothing Was the Same/Cash Money
Drake warns us what's coming on his new album "Nothing Was the Same," laying out a mission statement of sorts on sprawling opener "Tuscan Leather."
"This is nothin' for the radio/but they'll still play it though/Cause it's that new Drizzy Drake/that's just the way it go."
The most anticipated rap album of the year is here and "Nothing Was the Same" is probably nothing like you expected. Drake's third album is introspective, practically guest free and every bit as sonically brave as Kanye West's "Yeezus" — though not quite so abrasively bold.
Drake's right. There are no radio cuts here, a predictable inevitability after he debuted "Started from the Bottom" last winter. That song was nothing like the music Drake released on 2011's top album, the Grammy Award-winning "Take Care." Yet it got stronger, more mesmerizing and meaningful with each play, and it remains among the most streamed songs in a year overstuffed with sickly sweet pop tunes.
"Take Care" was meant to be played at top volume with the windows rolled down. It was club music. The party is over now. "Nothing" is for dark rooms and headphones. There are few hooks here, almost no choruses, not much to sing along to. The heart-on-his-sleeve rapper with a million friends and the tightest of crews seems all alone here after ridding himself of fake friends, trying to sort out why all the success, the money, the drugs and the women leave him with a hollow feeling.
He tells us over the course of the album how his relationships with his family and friends, like Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj, have been strained.
The only pleasant memories seem to come from his childhood — represented by that chubby-cheeked cherub in the cover painting — and the '90s are all over the album, serving as touchstone, reminder and measuring stick.
He references the Wu-Tang Clan in the song "Wu-Tang Forever" and in a half-dozen other places. "Nothing" is full of the kind of studied minimalism and sped-up soul vocal samples favored by RZA and his acolytes like West, who we'll get back to in a minute. But he's not aping the game-changers as much as using them as a landmark.
So the biggest star in the rap world retreats. "I've been plottin' on the low," he sings on "Furthest Thing," "Schemin' on the low, the furthest thing from perfect like everybody I know."
It's moments like this that differentiate "Nothing Was the Same" from the year's other releases in the three-way battle for king of the hill. Where "Yeezus" shows us West has turned confrontational in the post-fame portion of his career and Jay Z has become condescending with "Magna Carta ... Holy Grail," Drake becomes more and more confessional with each release. His charismatic self-doubt remains intact even as he wears the crown.
It sits atop his sharp-cut fade, heavy and at a tilt, but still firmly in place.
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Jimmy WebbStill Within the Sound of My Voice/E1
Jimmy Webb continues to recast his grand songwriting catalog on "Still Within the Sound of My Voice" through carefully produced duets with special guests, from veterans Kris Kristofferson and the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson to younger singers like Rumer, the Pakistani-born Brit who contributes a lovely turn with Webb on the album's title song.
Following the formula of 2010's "Just Across The River," Webb lets his songs take center stage while sharing verses with other artists. Webb has a songwriter's voice, which isn't a criticism. His limited range focuses his intimate tone on the emotions of his lyrics, while providing a nice contrast to the more extravagant voices of duet partners Joe Cocker (on the great "The Moon's A Harsh Mistress") and Carly Simon (on the dramatic "Easy For You To Say").
Producer Fred Molin heightens the understated passion of Webb's songs with tasteful yet moody arrangements. Highlights include how Wilson and Webb reinvent the war horse "MacArthur Park" and the wistful romanticism Webb and Amy Grant bring to "Adios." Also, "Elvis And Me" features one of the last recorded appearances by vocal group the Jordanaires, following the death of leader Gordon Stoker in March.
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College hosts "CSI Exposed: Behind the Scenes of the Hit TV Show"
Since its debut in 2000, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" has been one of the most popular television shows both nationally and internationally. Now, for the first time, the secrets of "CSI" are revealed as actors/researchers David Berman and Jon Wellner take you inside the hit forensic drama, in "CSI Exposed: Behind the Scenes of the Hit TV Show." This presentation will be held at Wednesday, January 16, 2013, at 9 p.m. in Perkins Student Center Auditorium. This presentation is free an open to the public.
Berman and Wellner will compare the fictional Universal Studios crime lab with a real Las Vegas crime lab, and discuss science versus entertainment in the so-called "CSI Effect." You'll learn how "CSI" is researched and view excerpts that illustrate how that information is incorporated into the show, as they detail the process of how each episode of procedural television is created, from the story's conception in the writers' room all the way through post-production.
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Confronting the Darkness
from R.C. Sproul Oct 30, 2009 Category: ArticlesCharles Colson speaks of a modern "return to the Dark Ages." When I think of the original Dark Ages, I think of a period when culture was in decline and the progress of knowledge was static. But today we read of the problem of the explosion of knowledge. Keep Reading
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from R.C. Sproul Oct 29, 2009 Category: ArticlesThe irony of the theology of meritorious suffering is that it tends to produce the very opposite effect from its original intention. What began as a call to humble willingness to suffer became an insidious tool for self-righteousness. Perhaps the most difficult task for us to perform is to rely on God's grace and God's grace alone for our salvation. Keep Reading
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from R.C. Sproul Oct 25, 2009 Category: ArticlesMartin Luther's teaching of "justification by faith alone" was a battle cry for the sufficiency of the merit of Christ and for the graciousness of redemption. His slogan sola fide ("by faith alone") was merely an extension of Augustine's earlier credo, sola gratia ("by grace alone"). Keep Reading
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Climbing out of the Mire
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About thirty years ago, my close friend and colleague, Archie Parrish, who at that time led the Evangelism Explosion (EE) program in Fort Lauderdale, came to me with a request. He indicated that on the thousands of evangelistic visits the EE teams made, they kept a record of responses people made to discussions of the gospel. They collated the most frequent questions and objections people raised about the Christian faith and grouped these inquiries or objections into the ten most frequently encountered. Dr. Parrish asked if I would write a book answering those objections for evangelists to use in their outreach. That effort resulted in my book Objections Answered, now called Reason to Believe. Among the top ten objections raised was the objection that the church is filled with hypocrites. At that point in time, Dr. D. James Kennedy responded to this objection by replying, "Well, there's always room for one more." He cautioned people that if they found a perfect church, they ought not to join it, since that would ruin it. Keep Reading


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quote: Conversely, and something I didn't see in the story Jason is telling, the judge did say that if the case had gone to trial he would have killed Motorola's (Google's) suit outright as he felt Motorola did not have a case at all.
quote: So the bottom line (according to Posner) is Apple *might* have had a case but screwed it up so completely that the judge had to throw it out because the legal team messed up so badly that Apple would never have been awarded a dime even if they won at trial AND Motorola never had a case at all.
quote: Yes, the judge very rightly smacked Apple. However, he did not say Apple did not have any case at all. He said Apple failed to show it was being damaged in any way that could provide for a judgement.
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Lotaburger will be getting makeovers. Bye bye squinty Uncle Sam guy.
If you follow proper procedure, yes, you can keep that 200 pound mountain lion roadkill you found beside the highway.
"South Valley torture chamber".
How the artwork behind politicians giving speeches or interviews is intended to influence our perception of that politician.
At about 51 minutes into this recent speech, Trump starts using the word "win" A LOT.
UN drug policy has remained pretty much unchanged since 1961.
Does carrying a firearm make you safer? Probably not, but it dramatically changes your perception of the world around you.
Safety Woman educational film from the '70s will make your day. Or maybe you're more of an Osmonds-
A brief history of the Frito Pie.
High Times has plans that basically ape Playboy's '60s expansion into nightclubs and merchandise but with frito pie ... I mean marijuana.
The Coalition of Concerned Citizens to MakeArtSmart has filed a request for an injunction to stop the controversial Central Ave corridor ABQ Rapid Transit project.
New Mexico Attorney General has cleared the last of the fifteen behavioral health providers of any wrongdoing.
Donald Trump, who is 100 percent scarier without his tan, has a balls to the wall plan that would virtually guarantee both the destabilization of the Mexican state and Mexico paying for Trump's border wall.
The Prime Minister of Iceland resigned in the wake of the Panama Papers data dump.
A National Poo Museum has just opened on the Isle of Wight.
One of the Donald's campaign aides has been charge with assaulting a journalist at a Trump rally.
Sunset Memorial Gardens cemetery lost a WWI veteran's headstone after replacing it with a headstone meant for another man of the same name.
Even repeat offenders have the same civil rights as all citizens have.
Details continue to emerge about the "fake hijacking" of an Egypt Air flight.
Oh Lord, no. Some dude in Taipei beheaded a three year old girl in the street.
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The elderly, small children and those with respiratory conditions are advised to stay indoors as much as possible from noon today until 9am Wednesday due to unusually high amounts of blowing dust in the Albuquerque area.
Netflix series Longmire will film a fifth season in New Mexico.
This year, New Mexico state tax refunds will take six to eight weeks rather than two weeks.
ISIS has taken responsibility for the coordinated bombings in Brussels, Belgium.
Former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has died of cancer.
Trump barely answers a single question in his interview with the Washington Post editorial board.
Peter Bagge of Neat Stuff and Hate Comics fame has a comic strip on the VICE site.
Kari Brandenburg will not seek another term as Bernalillo County District Attorney.
Some UNM officials support the Rapid Transit project. Voice your opinion at tonight's public meeting inside the Convention Center.
Supertramp-related 9/11 conspiracy theory. With Masons.
A man has been charged as the shooter in the 2014 execution of a nine year old Chicago boy.
It's day two in the Hulk Hogan vs Gawker trial.
See whether you can tell if this obit for an internet animal sensation is satire or not.
Surprise! The British are binge drinkers.
Gun lobby claims silencers should be easily accessible in order to prevent hearing loss.
A handful of Mac users have been affect by "ransomware".
There's a novel idea for restructuring Albuquerque's downtown parking.
In case you haven't heard, a baby flew out of a car and landed next to I-40.
Dianna Duran is whining about the easiest part of her sentence for misappropriating state money.
Hitler had a small penis. No, really. A tiny, tiny little penis.
A woman in Illinois saw a "baby" Mothman.
Capital Hill will introduce a bill that would enforce anti-encryption "backdoors" among big software companies.
Canada may pass a law that would remove criminal liability when someone overdoses.
Most famous groupie ever Pamela Des Barres' animated interview.
Most Burquenos expect checkpoints and saturation patrols in the downtown and university neighborhoods. Studies have shown, however, alcohol-related crashes don't discriminate between the ABQ valley and the frights.
Whether you're on your way home from the titty bar or bringing a stranger back to the base: call a cab, uber or, well, walk.
Let's be careful out there.
Tavern Taxi: (505)-999-1400
Yellow/Checker Cab: (505)-247-8888
Green Cab: (505)-243-6800
A water pipeline that would serve Eastern New Mexico is closer to happening.
No holy dirt shall cross the border.
Submarines are the new yachts.
Trump says Rubio is too sweaty.
Someone invented a flat, lensless camera. Or reinvented the pinhole camera, anyway.
Today is the anniversary of the discovery of 11 women's bodies on Albuquerque's West Mesa.
Google is bringing their "Google Cardboard" virtual reality to local schools.
New Mexico Senators begin discussing the Real ID bill today.
This woman is demanding a lifetime supply of Kit Kat bars.
Government officials worry about stronger encryption thwarting their surveillance
Uber drivers complain that they aren't being compensated fairly.
Here's a great cat picture from the internet.
New Mexico has the highest unemployment rate in the nation.
Bus ridership is down in Albuquerque.
The Forest Service is seeking funds to thin New Mexico's Forests.
Rapper B.o.B. is on a crusade to convince us the Earth is flat.
Scotland has rejected a proposition that would legalize incest.
Here's a list of some more bizarre laws in the United States.


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Source: The Globe and Mail
quote: Not to mention that they didn't have to steal IP from other software developers in order to put out their phones.
quote: well, QNX in the new BB phones is head and shoulders above crapdroid in usability and elegance department, I noticed it immediately when I purchased my Playbook last summer. so when phone QNX is released later this year google can suck it off
quote: It took Apple years to get cut and paste, but I didn't see anyone complaining about iOS's elegance back in the day...


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Top Definition
Gary Hesketh aka chicken bag
Is chicken bag with you?
av qber 20. november 2007
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a nutsack!typically on men or fat women who act like men. or who smell like dookie
Hey! don't make me kick your chicken bag!
av peedonu 8. august 2004
'slang' nutsack, ballsack, applebag, etc.
"get your cheesy chickenbag outta my face asswipe!"
av KNOB 5. februar 2004
A oven roasting bag for a chicken that is fitted to collect vapors for inhalation. Design provides ease of use for large groups or individuals.
Hey man, you want have another chicken bag before we go?
av Bill Melater 19. april 2006


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A GPS fleet tracking system definitely improves the efficiency, profitability and
safety of most business vehicle fleets. Any business that relies on its fleet of
vehicles should consider the benefits of using a GPS tracking system. Some types
of companies that could benefit from a vehicle tracking system.
This includes:
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Select a GPS tracking system through a three step process:
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Step 3: Can my service be customized to my business.
Once that is established then you have your answer. That answer is Silent Passenger
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Who would have thought that she might ever want to dress as something other than a princess at some point in her life. I still can't quite believe it.
But she was very clear. A clown - with a striped shirt, a bow tie, a red nose and a wig of red curls.
I tried to make a sort of girly version of a striped shirt and one that she can wear even when she's not a clown. I just have to make a little sewing time go a long, long way.
The bow tie makes me smile. It's a made of one of the last scraps of one of my favourite fabrics, (previously used here and here and here). So next time I get mad at all the fabric stacked into our tiny flat I'll look at it.


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WSJ Announces Personal Tech Reviewing Team
Today we are announcing expanded Wall Street Journal coverage of personal technology, to help readers everywhere understand and choose among the dizzying array of devices, apps and software that are so integral to people's business and personal lives.
A new team will take a multi-platform approach to reviews and product news, bringing fresh perspectives and techniques while maintaining the Journal's standards for thorough, unbiased research and insight:
– Geoffrey A. Fowler will be reviewer/columnist. Fowler, a 13-year veteran of reporting and editing at the Journal, spent seven years in Hong Kong and Beijing covering everything from the Olympics to the SARS outbreak to development of the Internet in China. He moved to San Francisco in 2009 as a reporter covering technology companies, before taking over a team of tech reporters this year. In his Journal career he has penned 49 "A-hed" stories, news-features that run on the front page.
But as much as he is a journalist, Fowler has long been a geek. His fascination with technology gadgets began in the lab of his scientist father, and blossomed into serious nerd territory as he became that guy who tinkered to soup up his home computer, who served as webmaster of the Harvard Crimson newspaper, and who has taken more than 98,000 digital photos. Raised in South Carolina, Fowler attended Harvard and then had a fellowship at Cambridge University, studying social anthropology. His current tech obsession is his Canon 5D Mark III camera. He can be followed @geoffreyfowler.
– Joanna Stern will be reviewer/columnist, with an emphasis on video. Joanna comes to the Journal from ABC News, where she is technology editor and product reviewer. Stern conceives and stars in the "Tech This Out" video series that features product reviews and stories, appears regularly on ABC network television news shows, writes reviews and hosts ABC News radio segments.
Prior to joining ABC, Stern worked as a reviewer and editor at The Verge, Engadget and Laptop Magazine. A New Jersey native and graduate of Union College in Schenectady, N.Y., she describes herself as possessed of a "one tech mind" who has no other real hobbies. She enjoys binge-watching TV shows, ordering food in and eating large amounts of sour candies. She will also order an iced coffee when it is 10-below. Her current tech obsession is the Amazon Prime drone, which she wishes could be delivered via drone immediately. You can join the many who follow Joanna @joannastern.
– Wilson Rothman will be personal technology editor, overseeing reviews, personal tech news and coverage strategy for the team. Wilson joins the Journal from NBC News Digital, where he manages a team of writers and producers in his role as technology and science editor. He also writes, shoots photographs and produced and appeared in several video series about gadgets and innovation.
A native of Indiana and graduate of Columbia University, Wilson over the years has been a technology contributor for the New York Times, Wired magazine and Time magazine, and served editing tours at Gizmodo and msnbc.com. When he is not with his family or salivating over gadgetry, you can find Wilson in the kitchen, or in a cooking class, where he has learned everything from oyster shucking to pig butchery. His current tech obsession is his new iPad Mini with Retina display. Follow him @wjrothman.
– Nathan Olivarez-Giles will be personal tech blogger and web producer who will help manage a new online section devoted to personal technology that will debut in February 2014.
Nathan began his technology journalism career at the Los Angeles Times, where he helped inaugurate that newspaper's technology blog. He went on to Wired, where he covered Google and its hardware partners for the magazine's Gadget Lab blog, and also reviewed the latest Android devices. He then spent time at the Verge, where he covered a wide array of technology topics.
A native of Arizona and graduate of the University of Arizona, Nathan is a former amateur hip-hop DJ who once had his own brush with entrepreneurship, starting a comic book venture at age 18 that ultimately failed. His current tech obsession is playing with a Raspberry Pi, a full computer that fits on a small circuit board, and the software that powers it. You can follow him @nateog.
"When it comes to personal tech, consumers need a strong ally to help them find cutting-edge hardware and software, to pick their way through the minefields of choosing and buying, and to help them manage the proliferation of digital things," said Jonathan Krim, the Journal's global technology editor. "Geoff and Joanna will bring creative and uncompromising eyes to evaluating the technology shaping our lives. We are excited to have them, Wilson and Nathan."
The new personal-tech team is part of a larger expansion of technology coverage at the Journal, which is tripling resources devoted to the topic world-wide.
"Our commitment to deeper coverage of technology and its impact on business and the world is reflected in this expanded personal-technology team," said Gerard Baker, editor-in-chief of the Journal. "Walt Mossberg did something remarkable in creating a vital new coverage category for the Journal and journalism. Geoff and Joanna will cut new paths that will educate, represent and entertain our readers. They will be leaders in this important and growing arena."
Work from the new reviewers will began appearing in print and online in early January.


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Top Definition
a kickass animal
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The most desirable of any domesticated animal.
My ferret Slinky ran away, so I shot myself.
viết bởi Anonymous 10 Tháng tư, 2003
A small lovable animal of the marmot family, which has a slinky for a spine, and a thieves way of finding all of your loot and distributing it back in there own hiding places.
"Honey, have you seen where the ferret hid my keys?"
viết bởi Gueethepagan 04 Tháng năm, 2005
Best thing of anything. ever. all who say otherwise should go suck on it.
viết bởi Who wants to know? 05 Tháng tư, 2003
Ferrets are playful, curious, fun and interesting. They are related to pole cats, sunks, weazels and meakats They often get too excited and run into things espeialy when on tiles. They "dook" when playing. Ferrets are NOT vicious unless u train them to be.They come in different colours not just albino.
Awwww look at the cute little ferret...:)
viết bởi **~~Ferret Lover~~** 20 Tháng chín, 2006
a gorges playfull little aniaml...kind of like a weasel..great pets!
my ferret is so funny,we can watch her all day
viết bởi glt 26 Tháng tám, 2006
an amazing animal. looks like a small version of a cat crossed with a wiener dog
person 1: what is that?
person 2: its a snake with legs!
person 3: no, its a ferret
person 2: its a snake with legs!
person 3: no, its a ferret
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Just 14 months ago, there were three four-star quarterbacks on Penn State's roster, and now they're all gone.
Kevin Newsome was the first to go, leaving the program in early August of 2011. He transferred to Temple and isn't even listed on the Owls' depth chart.
Next it was Rob Bolden, who transferred to LSU two months ago and is third on the Tigers' depth chart.
Paul Jones became the latest once-promising quarterback prospect to bolt, leaving the team Wednesday for what coach Bill O'Brien called "personal reasons."
"I was shocked that I heard that, that he wasn't going to be around anymore," starting quarterback Matt McGloin said Wednesday after reports surfaced about Jones' departure.
O'Brien confirmed the news at practice, and it probably didn't come as a surprise to those who have closely followed Jones' career at Penn State.
Jones, a redshirt sophomore, never played a down at quarterback in a game for the Nittany Lions. His only playing time occurred this season as a tight end, after he was beaten out for the backup quarterback job by true freshman Steven Bench.
"Just want to say thank you to everyone that has reached out to me offering their support. I really appreciate it," Jones tweeted early Wednesday evening.
He also still wants to play quarterback, so that figures to the main part of his decision about where to transfer.
"My dream is playing quarterback. And I'm going to chase it," Jones tweeted.
Jones graduated early from Sto-Rox High School so he could enroll early at PSU. He arrived on campus in January of 2010, threw two touchdowns in the Blue-White Game that year -- both to Shawney Kersey, who left the team two weeks ago -- and showed fans the athletic skills and big arm that made him a four-star recruit by Rivals.
But just like with Newsome and Bolden, recruiting stars never translated to on-field success for Jones at PSU. And amazingly enough, all of them were beaten out by McGloin, who did not receive a single star in the recruiting process and came to Penn State as a walk-on.
Jones had a tough time figuring things out on and off the field during his three years in the program.
Despite having a head start because he enrolled early, he was beaten out by Bolden in 2010 and wound up redshirting that season. Jones then missed the 2011 season because of academic issues.
He had a chance to start over with a clean slate this year under new head coach O'Brien and a new system, but Jones struggled to pick up the offense. O'Brien said before the season that he would find a way to get Jones some playing time at quarterback, but that quickly changed as Jones dropped behind Bench on the depth chart.
At 6-foot-3 and 258 pounds, O'Brien figured Jones could help as a flex tight end. Jones reportedly considered quitting the team when that decision was made before the Virginia game in week two, only to change his mind.
Jones had one catch for 7 yards against Navy and carried one time for minus-7 yards against Temple.
It was reported Wednesday by statecollege.com that the coaches had removed an offensive package that was designed to utilize Jones in some way. If true, that might have been the final straw for Jones.
"It's really upsetting seeing he made that decision," said McGloin, who noted he's good friends with Jones.
A reporter for The Daily Collegian saw Jones on campus Wednesday and asked if he was still on the team.
"I don't know," Jones responded.
"Whether he comes back or leaves, I wish him the best of luck," McGloin said on a teleconference during the afternoon.
O'Brien later confirmed Jones' departure to reporters at practice.
Central Cambria product Shane McGregor is now the Lions' third-string quarterback.
McGloin and McGregor both graduate after this season, leaving Bench and junior walk-on Garrett Venutto as the only quarterbacks returning next year.
The Lions have a strong verbal commitment from standout high school quarterback Christian Hackenberg, and if he does come to PSU, he would compete for the starting job with Bench next season.


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On the football field last season, South Carolina finished with a best-ever ranking of No. 4 in the country. Off the field this summer, the Gamecocks have reached an all-time high in the recruiting rankings.
After landing two more commitments last week, the Gamecocks moved to No. 2 in the Rivals.com national rankings, trailing only Alabama. Clemson, by the way, currently is ranked fourth.
And Rivals is not including defensive end Dante Sawyer among USC commitments, though he remains committed while working on his grades in junior college. Should the Gamecocks not slip from now until Signing Day, they will have recruited their highest rated class in history. Their 2007 group was ranked fourth by ESPN.
South Carolina's two commitments last week - DB Damon Arnette of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and RB AJ Turner of Centreville, Va. - give the Gamecocks 22 commitments for the 2015 class, 11 on offense and 11 on defense.
Arnette picked the Gamecocks over Ohio State and Kentucky.
"I'm looking for early playing time as a freshman," Arnette said. "I'm going to be the biggest corner they have, and they think they can develop me into a great corner. I can be another one like Stephon Gilmore."
Turner had narrowed his list to a final five of USC, Clemson, Virginia, Ohio State and Michigan State.
Last season, Turner rushed for 1,258 yards and 31 TDs. He's the Gamecocks' first running back commitment.
In other recruiting news:
OL Zack Bailey of Summerville has a top three, in no order, of USC, Clemson and Georgia. He has been to USC and Clemson and will visit Georgia later this summer. He will make his decision before the season.
ATH Cody Montgomery (6-4, 195) of Lewisville has drawn strong interest from Harvard, Yale, Citadel, Charleston Southern and Gardner-Webb according to his coach William Mitchell. USC, Clemson and N.C. State also checked in on him in the spring. Furman also has shown interest in Montgomery, who plays QB and outside linebacker.
RB Ty'son Williams of Crestwood said last week he's down to a final four of USC, Georgia, Notre Dame and North Carolina. Wisconsin had also been on his list. He does not have a favorite among the remaining four. Williams has visited USC and plans to visit Georgia. He has not visited Notre Dame or North Carolina.
"After that (visit to Georgia), I'm going to shut it down and go ahead and make my decision," Williams said.
Williams is one of several running backs the Gamecocks have been recruiting and was aware of Turner's commitment. But he said that won't affect his thinking about USC as long as it doesn't affect their feelings about him.
"If they still recruit me, I still might want to go there if that's who I like," Williams said. "It doesn't matter who's coming. I'm going to go down there and compete."
OL Stephen Haralambis of Chapin is being recruited as a center. He also plays defensive tackle and had 87 tackles and 4 sacks last season. He camped at Wofford, Appalachian State and Georgia Southern. He also has visited Appalachian and will visit Georgia Southern on Friday. He also plans to visit Wofford and Coastal Carolina.
RB Jordan Scarlett of Fort Lauderdale announced last week a commitment to Miami over USC. Scarlett had been committed to Florida Atlantic since last December. The Gamecocks made a strong recruiting run at Scarlett but he never made a visit.
RB/WR RayRay McCloud of Tampa will announce his decision on July 28. Clemson is one of the main contenders along with Florida, Florida State, Miami, UCLA and Maryland.
USC commitment LB Sherrod Pittman of Jacksonville, Fla., told 247Sports he will take an official visit this fall to Southern Cal along with teammate Tristan Payton, a receiver who is committed to Florida. Pittman has been committed to USC since July of last year and has always maintained a strong allegiance to the Gamecocks.
DL Tim Settle of Manassas, Va., plans to start his recruiting over on Sept 1. He added that Clemson, Penn State and Tennessee have been reaching out to him the most.
DL DJ Jones of East Mississippi JC plans to announce his college decision Dec. 13. His current top 10, in order, is Tennessee, Alabama, Clemson, USC, Auburn, Southern Cal, Florida State, Mississippi, Florida and Georgia. The Vols do remain the leader for now. Jones plans to have a final five by the start of his season.
Tennessee, LSU and Clemson are the top three in order for DE Rasool Clemons (6-6, 200) of South Aiken. Clemons will visit Tennessee soon and plans to visit Clemson sometime after he returns from Knoxville. Clemons had lost contact with Clemson but said that the Tigers have recently reopened the lines of communication.
"They told me they thought I was going to commit to LSU, so I kind of fell off their radar," Clemons said.
His offers include Clemson, LSU, Virginia, Florida State, Kentucky and Tennessee. His trip to Clemson will be his second visit to the Upstate school.
Five-star DE Byron Cowart of Seffner, Fla., cited Clemson, Oregon, LSU and Florida as schools standing out to him right now.
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A man accused in a fatal stabbing in Hunterdon County, New Jersey has been indicted by a grand jury.
On Tuesday, a grand jury indicted 39-year-old Gary Passarelli on a first-degree murder charge.
Authorities say Passarelli beat and then stabbed 35-year-old John Niko in Raritan Township back in May.
Police found Niko's body while conducting a welfare check at his home after he failed to show up for work.
An autopsy determined Niko died from blunt force trauma to the head and chest and multiple stab wounds.
Officials say Passarelli also faces weapons and drug possession charges in the case.
Passarelli is being held in prison on $1 million bail.


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ACC Football: Coaches All-Conference Team Announced
Florida State?s Winston claims four major 2013 season awards in voting
GREENSBORO, N.C. ? Heisman Trophy finalist Jameis Winston of Florida State leads the 2013 All-Atlantic Coast Conference Football Team, as selected by the league?s 14 head coaches.
Winston, the redshirt freshman quarterback whose stellar season has led the top-ranked Seminoles to a 13-0 record a spot in the BCS National Championship Game, was voted the ACC Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year and Offensive Rookie of the Year.
Under the auspices of the ACC, the league's 14 head football coaches voted for an All-ACC football team, as well as Players of the Year, Rookies of the Year and a Coach of the Year award. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own players and ballots were worth three points for each first-team, two points for second-team and one point for third-team selections.
Winston was one of three unanimous first-team selections to the All-ACC team (named on all 13 possible ballots). He was joined by national rushing leader and fellow Heisman finalist Andre Williams of Boston College and Clemson wide receiver Sammy Watkins, a finalist for the Biletnikoff Award.
The 2013 Coaches All-ACC team was similar to the All-ACC squad announced last week by the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA), as the two voting bodies agreed on all of the major award winners. Winston is the first freshman to be named the ACC Player of the Year.
In addition to Winston?s four major awards, 2013 Bronko Nagurski Trophy winner Aaron Donald of Pitt was voted the ACC Defensive Player of the Year. Duke?s David Cutcliffe was voted the ACC Coach of the Year by his peers for the second straight season, and Virginia Tech cornerback Kendall Fuller picked up ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year honors.
Winston, a native of Bessemer, Ala., has thrown 38 touchdown passes to set an ACC and NCAA FBS freshman record. Winston?s 3,820 yards passing are also an FBS freshman record, and his 190.1 passing efficiency rating leads the nation.
The 6-foot-4, 225-pound Winston has been named a finalist for the Maxwell Award, the Manning Award and the Davey O?Brien Award in addition to the Heisman. He earned six National Player of the Week awards over the course of the regular season.
Pitt?s Donald also earned national attention with his defensive play throughout the Panthers? inaugural ACC season and has been named a finalist for the Outland Trophy, the Chuck Bednarik Award and the Rotary Lombardi Award in addition to claiming the Nagurski Trophy earlier this week.
A hometown product of Pittsburgh, Pa., the 6-foot, 285-pound Donald leads the nation with 26.5 tackles for lost yardage (2.2 per game).? The senior has forced four fumbles while registering 10 quarterback sacks. Donald has 54 total tackles in addition to 16 quarterback hurries, two pass break-ups and a blocked extra point that proved the difference in Pitt?s one-point ACC win over Syracuse on Nov. 23. His tackles behind the line of scrimmage have resulted in total losses of 130 yards.
Donald received five National Defensive Player of the Week awards, and was twice named the ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week.? With 28.5 career sacks, he is tied for second among active NCAA FBS players.
Virginia Tech?s Fuller ranks fifth nationally in interceptions with six and is leading the conference with 16 passes defended. The Baltimore, Md., freshman finished the regular season with 56 tackles, including 37 solo stops.
Fuller was named the ACC Defensive Back of the Week on Oct. 28 after picking off three passes in Virginia Tech?s game against Duke.? He was again honored as the ACC Defensive Back of the Week on Dec. 2 after intercepting one pass and breaking up four more in a win at Virginia. His efforts helped drive a Hokie defense that ranks third nationally in total defense (296.6 yards allowed per game) and fifth nationally in fewest passing yards allowed (165.8 per game).
Fuller, who started 11 regular-season games and played in all 12, joined brother Kyle as prominent members of Virginia Tech?s secondary. Older brothers Vincent and Corey Fuller previously played for the Hokies and in the NFL.
Cutcliffe, named National Coach of the Year by the Walter Camp Foundation, has guided the Blue Devils to a 10-3 season and the ACC Coastal Division title. Duke?s 10 wins are a school record, and the Blue Devils will be appearing in a bowl game for a second straight year for the first time in program history when they face Texas A&M in the Chick-fil-A Bowl at Atlanta on New Year?s Eve.
The Blue Devils? 10 wins in 2013 are as many victories as the program had for the 2000 through 2007 seasons combined,? prior to Cutcliffe?s arrival in 2008. A native of Birmingham, Ala., Cutcliffe has guided his teams to 31 total wins in his six years at Duke and owns a 75-72 overall record in 12 seasons as a college head coach.
Florida State?s Winston leads a group of 11 Seminoles voted to the Coaches All-ACC team (six offense, four defense, one special team). Duke?s Jamison Crowder was voted to the first team at two positions (wide receiver and specialist).
The ACC champion Seminoles led all schools with 17 total selections on the first, second and third teams. Clemson and Duke both had 10 players voted to the squad, and Miami and Virginia Tech had nine each.
ACC Player of the Year ? Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State
ACC Offensive Player of the Year ? Jameis Winston, QB Florida State
ACC Defensive Player of the Year ? Aaron Donald, DT, Pitt
ACC Rookie of the Year ? Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State
ACC Offensive Rookie of the Year ? Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State
ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year ? Kendall Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech
ACC Coach of the Year ? David Cutcliffe, Duke
2013 ACC Coaches All-ACC Football Team
(Voting points in Parentheses)
First Team
QB?Jameis Winston, Fr.-R, Florida State (39)
RB?Andre Williams, Sr., Boston College (39)
RB?Devonte Freeman, Jr., Florida State (28)
WR?Sammy Watkins, Jr., Clemson (39)
WR?Rashad Greene, Jr., Florida State (31)
WR?Jamison Crowder, Jr., Duke (31)
TE?Eric Ebron, Jr., North Carolina (38)
T?Cameron Erving, Jr.-R, Florida State (31)
T?Brandon Thomas, Sr.-R, Clemson (23)
G?Laken Tomlinson, Jr.-R, Duke (26)
G?Tre? Jackson, Jr., Florida State (23)
C?Bryan Stork, Sr.-R, Florida State (38)
DE?Vic Beasley, Jr., Clemson (35)
DE?Jeremiah Attaochu, Sr., Georgia Tech (29)
DT?Aaron Donald, Sr., Pitt (35)
DT?Timmy Jernigan, Jr., Florida State (33)
LB?Telvin Smith, Sr., Florida State (37)
LB?Denzel Perryman, Jr., Miami (30)
LB?Kevin Pierre-Louis, Sr., Boston College (28)
CB?Lamarcus Joyner, Sr., Florida State (38)
CB?Kyle Fuller, Sr., Virginia Tech (32)
S?Terrence Brooks, Sr., Florida State (33)
S?Anthony Harris, Jr., Virginia (22)
Special Teams
PK?Roberto Aguayo, Fr.-R, Florida State (28)
P?Pat O?Donnell, Sr.-R, Miami (31)
SP?Jamison Crowder, Jr., Duke (27)
Second Team
QB?Tajh Boyd, Sr.-R, Clemson (27)
RB?Duke Johnson, So., Miami (27)
RB?Kevin Parks, Jr., Virginia (18)
WR?Kelvin Benjamin, So.-R, Florida State (22)
WR?Michael Campanaro, Sr., Wake Forest (20)
WR?Allen Hurns, Sr., Miami (17)
TE?Nick O?Leary. Jr., Florida State (27)
T?Morgan Moses, Sr., Virginia (22)
T (Tie)?Matt Patchan, Sr.-R, Boston College (21)
T (Tie)?James Hurst, Sr., North Carolina (21)
G?Brandon Linder, Sr., Miami (19)
G (Tie)?Josue Matias, Jr., Florida State (15)
G (Tie)?Andrew Miller, Sr.-R, Virginia Tech (15)
C?Macky MacPherson, Sr., Syracuse (10)
DE?Kareem Martin, Sr., North Carolina
DE (Tie)?Kenny Anunike, Sr.-R, Duke (15)
DE (Tie)?Kasim Edebali, Sr.-R, Boston College (15)
DT?Nikita Whitlock, Sr., Wake Forest (30)
DT?Derrick Hopkins, Sr., Virginia Tech (16)
LB?Christian Jones, Sr., Florida State (26)
LB?Jack Tyler, Sr.-R, Virginia Tech (25)
LB?Kelby Brown, Jr.-R, Duke (17)
CB?Ross Cockrell, Sr.-R, Duke (21)
CB?Kendall Fuller, Fr., Virginia Tech (18)
S?Jeremy Cash, So.-R, Duke (21)
S?Tre Boston, Sr., North Carolina (21)
Special Teams
PK?Nate Freese, Sr., Boston College (22)
P?A.J. Hughes, So., Virginia Tech (19)
SP?Ryan Switzer, Fr., North Carolina (25)
Third Team
QB?Stephen Morris, Sr., Miami (11)
RB?Jerome Smith, Jr., Syracuse (13)
RB?Roderick McDowell, Sr.-R, Clemson (13)
WR?Kenny Shaw, Sr., Florida State (16)
WR?Tyler Boyd, Fr., Pitt (16)
WR?Alex Amidon, Sr., Boston College (14)
TE?Braxton Deaver, Jr., Duke (8)
T?Seantrel Henderson, Sr., Miami (15)
T?Perry Simmons, Sr.-R, Duke (11)
G?Tyler Shatley, Sr.-R, Clemson (14)
G?Shaquille Mason, Jr., Georgia Tech (13)
C?Shane McDermott, Jr., Miami (9)
DE?James Gayle, Sr.-R, Virginia Tech (13)
DE?Mario Edwards Jr., So. Florida State (12)
DT?Luther Maddy, Jr., Virginia Tech (14)
DT?Jay Bromley, Sr., Syracuse (11)
LB?Spencer Shuey, Sr.-R, Clemson (12)
LB?Stephone Anthony, Jr., Clemson (11)
LB?Marquis Spruill, Sr., Syracuse (11)
CB?Bashaud Breeland, Jr.-R, Clemson (11)
CB?Kevin Johnson, Jr.-R, Wake Forest (9)
S?Kyshoen Jarrett, Jr., Virginia Tech (15)
S?Durell Eskridge, So., Syracuse (9)
Special Teams
PK?Chandler Catanzaro, Sr.-R, Clemson (15)
P?Will Monday, So.-R, Duke (14)
SP?Stacy Coley, Fr., Miami (10)
Honorable Mention
(8 points or higher)
Offense: RB?David Sims, Sr.-R, Georgia Tech (9); WR?Martavis Bryant, Jr., Clemson (13); WR?Devin Street, Pitt (13); Stefon Diggs, So., Maryland (8); C?David Wang, Jr.-R, Virginia Tech (8); T?Ian White, Sr.-R, Boston College (10); Bobby Hart, Jr., Florida State (8).
Defense: DE--J.R. Collins, Sr.-R, Virginia Tech, (11); Corey Crawford, Jr., Clemson (8);? DT?Grady Jarrett, Jr., Clemson (9); LB?Steele Divitto, Sr.-R, Boston College (10); Marcus Whitfield, Sr.-R, Maryland (8); CB?Jabari Price, Sr., North Carolina (8).
Special Teams: PK?Niklas Sade, Jr., NC State (12).
Offensive Player of the Year
Jameis Winston, Fr.-R, Florida State (12); Andre Williams, Sr., Boston College (2)
Defensive Player of the Year
Aaron Donald, Sr., Pitt (7); Vic Beasley, Jr. Clemson (3); Lamarcus Joyner, CB, Florida State (3); Nikita Whitlock, Sr., Wake Forest (1)
Player of the Year
Jameis Winston, Fr.-R, Florida State (10); Andre Williams, RB, Boston College (4).
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Jameis Winston, Fr.-R, Florida State (13), Tyler Boyd, Fr., Pitt (1)
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Kendall Fuller, Fr., Virginia Tech (8); Brandon Facyson, Fr., Virginia Tech (2); Nate Andrews, CB, Fr., Florida State (1); DeVon Edwards, CB, Fr.-R, Duke (1); Jalen Ramsey, S, Fr., Florida State (1); Ryan Janvion, SS, Fr.-R, Wake Forest (1).
Rookie of the Year
Jameis Winston, QB, Fr.-R, Florida State (11); Tyler Boyd, WR, Fr., Pitt (1); Kendall Fuller, CB, Fr., Virginia Tech (1); Ryan Janvion, SS, Fr.-R, Wake Forest? (1).
Coach of the Year
David Cutcliffe, Duke (11); Jimbo Fisher, Florida State (3).
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ROSEMONT — Garth Brooks' world tour with Trisha Yearwood will make a stop in Rosemont at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 4 at the Allstate Arena, 6920 N. Mannheim Road.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. July 25. Customers are limited to six tickets each.
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LOCKPORT – Former Somerset Town Justice Jeffery P. Wick pleaded guilty in Niagara County Court Wednesday to two misdemeanors, settling a case in which he had been charged with pressing down the accelerator of a car being driven by his teenage son.
Wick, 38, of Somerset Drive, admitted to endangering the welfare of a child and second-degree criminal contempt, the latter charge for violating a restraining order granted to his wife and son the day after the June 12 incident on Saunders Settlement Road in Cambria.
State police said Wick pressed his foot atop his son's foot as the latter was driving, causing the car to speed up. The 16-year-old prevented a possible crash by slamming the transmission into "park."
Wick, who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder the day of the incident, is to be screened for possible participation in Lockport mental health court, which could be part of a probation sentence. However, County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas has the option of sending Wick to jail for as long as two years. Sentencing was set for March 6. In the meantime, Wick is wearing an ankle monitor.


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Central Library is undergoing an exciting two-year renovation project and will reopen in the summer of 2016
All collections from Central, as well as most staff and departments moved to the Annex, a temporary storage and administrative facility near 41st and Sheridan.
During the renovation of Central Library, customers can enjoy continued service with select programs and events, collections and other services at Librarium. This is a temporary facility to maintain service in the downtown area for our customers. Librarium is located at 1110 S. Denver Avenue.
As always, we will continue providing our normal services online via text, IM, email and telephone.
More information about Central Library's renovation is available on our Central Library Renewed website.
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After several attempts to establish a library in Tulsa by women's clubs beginning in 1905, a group of citizens finally persuaded Andrew Carnegie, in 1912, to provide $35,000 to build a library if the city would provide a suitable site and $3,500 per year to maintain it. But the election for local support failed. A book shower brought in 800 donated volumes for a temporary library. In December, 1912, Miss Alma Reid McGlenn of Pittsburgh, PA, accepted the position of Librarian. She arrived in January, l913, and the first formal library opened in the basement of the Court House on March 1. By the end of the month 646 people had applied for cards and 2,150 books were checked out.
In 1914, Mr. Carnegie agreed to provide $55,000 and this time, local funds were available. James Hawk was named architect, and construction began shortly thereafter. The laying of the cornerstone for the new Carnegie Library was held October 9, 1915, with much ceremony. The building was designed to hold 50,000 books, but it opened on April 16, 1916, with only 4,000 books on those shelves. By 1920, the book inventory totaled 17, 513.
By 1921, the staff had grown to six and by 1924, it totaled 13. In 1923 she convinced the library board to initiate a program to provide "stations" within the schools. The first one was in Celia Clinton School in West Tulsa. It proved to be so successful that Lowell, Kendall, Jefferson, Emerson, Whittier, Lee and Mark Twain elementary schools installed stations the following year.
In 1927, ALA listed Tulsa among the top 10 U.S. cities with highest circulation of non-fiction materials. That same year, an editorial writer called for a new central library, noting that the Carnegie building had many flaws including low light levels and heavy metal doors. Despite its shortcoming, by 1929 there were 73,437 books and a total circulation of 474,131 items.
In 1939 Miss McGlenn retired and James E. Gourley was named Librarian. The War caused many changes in Tulsa, including the Library, which was fighting for its budgetary life. James Gourley entered the Navy as a Lieutenant in the autumn of 1942, and Helen G. Ware was named acting director until his return. For several years very little was spent on new books.
In 1950 a consultant recommended that a new central library and several branches be built. Through the latter part of the 1950's there was a debate over whether or not the library could be housed in the old Court House at 6th & Boulder. The idea was dropped once it was determined that it would cost $1,000,000 to do the renovations needed. But all the talk about the library situation spurred action by a group to secure separate funding for the Library, and the new Civic Center gained popularity as a possible site.
In November, 1961, Tulsa County voters approved a bond issue to build a new central library and three branches plus a 1.9 mill levy for funding the system. Charles W. Ward and Joseph Koberling were named as architects, and in the summer of 1965, the new 135,000 sq. ft. library opened with a grand ceremony including Governor Henry Bellmon, Mayor James Maxwell, and James Webb, Director of NASA.
Through the years, the Central Library has served thousands of people throughout the County by circulating books, cassettes, CD's, art prints, videos, and DVD's. It also houses an in-depth research library, a telephone reference service, periodicals and newspapers, a large print collection, and several well-used meeting rooms.


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Nathan J. Aldrich, East Liverpool, and Brooke A. Aldrich, East Liverpool, dissolution sought.
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Jeff Feezle vs. Progressive Insurance, case dismissed.
Bank of America vs. James E. Parke, et al., foreclosure ordered for property on Eastview Drive, Salem.
Bank of America vs. Penny L. Donnalley, et al., property withdrawn from sheriff's sale.
Farmers National Bank of Canfield vs. Kathleen K. Fletcher, defendant ordered to pay plaintiff $105,778 plus interest and unpaid late fees.
Columbiana County Treasurer vs. unknown heirs of Harvey A. McCauley, et al., foreclosure ordered for delinquent taxes for two properties, one on Ridge Avenue and the second on Broadway, Wellsville.
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
The last time the Goose Creek football team lost was September 3, 2011 -- not counting the SCHSL-ruled disqualification last season. This past Friday night, Wando tried to answer the more than two-year long question: Can the Gators be beaten?
The Warriors had a 14-7 lead at the end of the first quarter and then took a 21-20 advantage in the second quarter, but ultimately, the Gators exhaustive options for offensive firepower were too much.
Goose Creek (9-0 overall, 2-0 region) won 49-21 at Fulmer Field to hand Wando (3-6, 1-2) its second consecutive loss. The 4A No. 3-state ranked Gators totaled 465 total yards of offense, while the Warriors were limited to 277.
After starting the regular season as the third-string quarterback, Wando junior quarterback Will Coleman has increased his confidence and playing time. He completed 16-of-27 passes for 135 yards and two touchdowns and an interception.
Both scoring tosses went to Trevor Behrens for 11 and 44 yards. They were Behrens' first trips to the end zone this season and gave Wando an early lead.
But, Goose Creek scored four touchdowns in the second quarter to quell the Warriors' upset bid. Wando senior running back Trevor Pedersen had 53 rushing yards, including a five-yard score in the second quarter.
Wando failed to score after intermission, and Goose Creek scored 29 unanswered points after Pedersen's score gave the Warriors a 21-20 edge.
Wando standout defenders Mat Norman and Ryan Williams combined for 17 solo tackles and 14 assists. Norman also caused a fumble.
The Warriors look to rebound on Friday against winless Cane Bay (0-9 overall, 0-2 region).
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Our group studies the relationship between disease genetics, pathophysiology, and the response to small molecules, with the goal of defining and testing strategies for therapeutic intervention in physiologically relevant models.
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(1) Targeting cancer genetic dependencies. We use genomic cancer cell-line profiling to identify relationships between genetic features of human cancers and small-molecule sensitivity systematically. The goal is to guide discovery of drug-targetable dependencies associated with specific patient populations. This effort involves the study of existing drugs as well as the discovery of novel small-molecule probes against novel candidate oncogenes, such as metabolic enzymes and chromatin-modifying enzymes. This project is a collaboration with Stuart Schreiber and Paul Clemons's groups.
(2) Probing disease pathways in Crohn's Disease (CD) and Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). We discover small-molecule probes for pathways implicated in CD/T1D by human genetics. The goal is to enable exploration of whether these pathways constitute useful targets for intervention in preclinical disease models. This project is a collaboration with Stuart Schreiber, David Altshuler, and Ramnik Xavier's groups.
(3) Use of profiling methodologies to study small molecules. We use profiling methods (imaging and gene expression) to annotate large collections of small molecules, especially those derived from diversity-oriented synthesis. The goal is to explore how profiling data can enable discovery of compounds with biological activities of interest, as well as reveal relationships between chemical structure and biological performance. This project is a collaboration with Paul Clemons, Stuart Schreiber, Anne Carpenter, and Todd Golub's groups.
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Lights in the Night Sky & the Unexplained in PR
A Short Reference to the Bizarre Phenomenon in Puerto Rico
There are several points I want to cover with this somewhat off topic post. I do not 'ask' that you believe in 'little green men', the paranormal, or any clandestine conspiracy theory. Some of us have witnessed an 'unexplainable event', most have not. I'm in that 1st category.
The summer between my 7th and 8th grade, my brothers and I and the neighborhood kids were playing 'hide and seek' close to sunset. Sunsets in Alaska come very late in June and July. Anyway, I spotted something streak across the sky, then literally do acrobatic maneuvers for a good 10 minutes… Continue reading
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The immdediate feeling you get after you ejacualte. The sudden and total loss of all sexual desire and hornyness. And the desire to be alone kicks in.
It was thursday night and i was so horny. I called over my usual booty call. Just as i was done post jizz syndrome kicked in and i had regretted my decision.
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Lost Planet 3 dev's next project in development for console and PC.
'More than half' of Capcom Europe facing redundancy as part of major restructure
European arm "evaluating its structure" following high-profile failures.
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Rayman: Legends is new at No.6, beaten by Square's MMO reboot Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.
Lost Planet 3: A C-list game with triple-A ambitions
Lofty ambitions don't always result in a game that's worth playing...
Releasing Lost Planet 3 at the end of the year would be 'hopeless', says Capcom
Next-gen buzz would kill Lost Planet 3's chances if it missed August ship date, producer suggests.
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To repair something in a lazy and wrong manner. So the item will work for a short time but the repair won't last very long.
YO!!! don't nigger rig the brakes on that car!!!!!! It will cause you to crash. WORD!!!!!!!!!?
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To fix something in a very cheap way, using whatever materials are handy.
Dude nigger rigged that old CD player with duct tape and some paper clips.
di CeeGee 09 gennaio 2005
To temporarily fix a mechanized object (usually an old car) using either a coat hanger or duct tape.
"Dude, my muffler broke off and it was all draggin on the ground - so I nigger rigged it with a coat hanger."
di Fuzzycom 21 luglio 2005
A term used to describe a temporary fix or quick fix for an object using any tools at hand. Derived from the ingenuity of early African-Americans who did not have the means to fix every day objects and had to come up with these temporary fixes.
"My antenna broke on my TV so I nigger rigged a coat hangar so I could watch my show."
di TXbMAN 21 dicembre 2005
a less effective method of repairing something that has been broken or damaged which usually will end up broken again.a more derogatory way of saying african american engineering
my dog ate my wire to my tv so i had to nigger-rig it because i didnt want to miss the superbowl.
di lkjium 01 marzo 2006
to jimmy, fix up, or use simple tools or methods to achieve a (usually half-assed) result.
My buddy's muffler kept falling off, so we nigger-rigged it to the chassis with a wire hanger.
di BillyPhuz 28 gennaio 2006
to affix some abnormal object an ordinary every day object to obtain the original usefulness that it was designed for while using materials that present themselves in a ghetto environment
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The Loyalsock Township School Board made no change to its president and vice president as both were re-elected during Wednesday's reorganization meeting.
Edward Ade Jr. and Sheila Yates unanimously were voted as president and vice president, respectively, after serving in the same positions this past year.
In other business, the board voted 8-0 to accept a fact-finding report that deals with a contract negotiation between the district and its teachers union.
The two sides had been trying to come to an agreement on a new contract since January but hadn't been able to do so. Teachers have been working without a contract this school year and requested factfinding in October.
Although the board accepted the report, no details will be available on it until tonight at midnight due to a confidentiality agreement, said E. Eugene Yaw, board solicitor.
The board also took an opportunity to recognize Eagle Scout recipients from the high school during the meeting.
Board member William Carlucci, who also serves as the president of the Susquehanna Council, said that very few receive the honor because of the commitment and hard work it requires. He compared the work to going through college, while also being a full-time high school student.
Superintendent Robert Grantier said he would like to recognize students who receive the honor because it is a "big deal."
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Tom Hanks said there was no crying in baseball.
While he said this in the movie "A League of their Own" about women's professional baseball during World War II, Hanks said nothing about crying in softball.
Tears here are okay. Especially when they're shed in honor of one's mother, and especially when her daughter hits not one, but two home runs during the game played for her memory.
In the third annual Berkeley-Timberland "Pink Game," in honor of cancer awareness, and specifically Norma Prioleau, the late mother of Lady Stag catcher R.J. Reid who lost her battle to cancer three years ago, the senior catcher honored her mother in the best way she knew how.
Prior to the game Reid released a set of pink balloons in her mother's memory, sang the National Anthem with teammate Katie Marsch, then promptly drilled a pair of two-run homers as Berkeley downed the Lady Wolves 17-1 in five innings.
Reid is soft spoken and keeps her comments to "thank you," and a nod yes to the question as to whether playing in honor of her mother was both easy and hard.
She shed a few quiet tears as she watched the balloons drift skyward then let her bat do the talking.
The two homers for Reid were her second and third of the season, and likewise the second and third in "Pink Games" played in honor of her mother. Three years ago during the first Pink Game, Reid drilled a long three-run homer on the first pitch she saw.
"She saves her biggest hits for her biggest games," Grooms said.
An often overused term of mine is how in times of raw and intense emotion one's throat collapses like a cheap straw.
After Reid's first homer, a towering big fly to straightaway center field, my throat gave a little squeeze and I was thankful to be standing down the first baseline out of the way of the crowd.
I sniffed back those pesky allergies as the highlight-yellow softball disappeared far beyond the 215 sign to dead center.
After the second homer, a low 3-iron shot to left, I looked up at Lady Stags Assistant Coach Butch Svagerko as he uttered just one word, "Wow."
I hate to throw Butch under the man bus here, but his eyes were already wet and glistening. So were mine, along with the whole cheap straw thing with the throat.
He shook his head and put a fist to his chest and said, "That just gets you right here, right in the heart."
I couldn't answer because the first word out of my mouth would have been "SOB!"
No little girl should have to lose her mom at such a tender age. So much is missed. Your heart breaks for her and you just want to give her a hug and say, "Bless your heart."
After Reid's second homer there wasn't a dry eye in the Berkeley house. Even mine.
What game can be bigger than playing in honor of her mother's memory?
Reid is one of those soft spoken types and doesn't have much to say, but her quiet tears, her voice in song, and the thunder of her bat speak loudest.
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Cooler Master HAF XB review
The latest addition to Cooler Master's HAF range is a weird ol' beast, but we can't help but have a soft spot for its techie aspirations.
The latest addition to Cooler Master's HAF range is a weird ol' beast, but we can't help but have a soft spot for its techie aspirations.
Inconsistent design choices aside, this ammo case-style chassis offers a lot to like.
When we checked out Nanoxia's Deep Silence 1 last month, we were deeply impressed by the German company's first outing in case design. Can the Deep Silence 2 repeat the same trick?
A highly customisable and very solidly constructed chassis. You'll be hard pushed to find a better case for the cash.
One area that has seen substantial growth over the past 18 months is the mini-ITX case market. The realisation that these mini-motherboards can be the basis for some pretty powerful PCs has started to dawn on people.
This case is aimed squarely at the HTPC builder. It supports all motherboard formats, from full-sized ATX down to teeny mini-ITX.
Spire is probably better known in the UK for cooling products rather than cases, which might explain why there's more than a little of the Cooler Master HAF series about this X2.6011 chassis.
The first CM Storm Scout was a dependable, surprisingly roomy case that didn't take up much space - all for under £100.
The first thing that catches your eye when the PC-Q03 is unboxed is just how good the build quality is and, in the case of our review model - the PC-Q03B - the quality of the black anodised finish.