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TUPELO – North Mississippi's arts organizations will present dazzling, show-stopping productions this upcoming season.
From light-hearted comedies to moving musicals, from a tribute to the King to folk music, the 2014-2015 arts season has a diverse schedule of performances that will surely entertain.
Fall 2014
Tupelo Community Theatre kicks off the season with a musical, "The Spitfire Grill." Based on the film of the same name, the country musical tells the story of a grill that's raffled off and a young paroled woman looking for a new life.
Tupelo Concert Association's season kicks off with folky trio The Once, who will perform at the Tupelo Civic Auditorium on Sept. 23.
New York-based pianist Jeffrey Biegel joins the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra for its season opener, "French Classics," which will include Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No. 2, at the Link Centre on Oct. 25.
Also during October, TCT will produce its annual Haunted Theatre.
Rob Verdi will bring his "SAXsational" show to the Tupelo Civic Auditorium Stage on Nov. 3.
Pied Pipers Playhouse begins its season with the comedy musical "Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies" in November.
The Civic Ballet will present its fourth annual Tupelo Arts Showcase at the Link Centre on Nov. 15.
TCT's holiday production, "'Twas the Night Before Christmas," is a comedy, said TCT's executive director, Tom Booth.
"It's very fun, very funny," he said. "It'll be a pleasant surprise."
Tupelo Ballet's 32nd production of "The Nutcracker" is set for 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Tupelo High School Performing Arts Center.
The orchestra's annual holiday show is Dec. 13.
Pied Piper Players will have a traveling school show, "A Charlie Brown Christmas," during December, and production dates will be announced later.
Spring 2015
Early January in North Mississippi means celebrating Elvis Presley's birthday, and the orchestra will join in.
NMSO will present an 80th birthday celebration performance on Jan. 10.
Pied Piper Players will again tackle a Shakespeare play, "Richard the Third," at the end of January.
"Father of the Bride" was a play before it was a movie, Booth said, and TCT will produce the play in early February.
"It's family fare, and fun," he said.
Pianist Jason Coleman returns to Tupelo for his Tupelo Concert Association show on Feb. 19.
Another Tupelo favorite, violinist Alexander Markov, joins NMSO for "Musical Majesty."
Both the Civic Ballet and Tupelo Ballet will present "Coppelia," with the Civic's performance on Feb. 28 and Tupelo Ballet's performance on March 21.
The story of a toymaker and his toys is one of the few comedies in ballet, said Tupelo Ballet director Sharon Long.
"It's cute," she said.
Tupelo Ballet's performance of "Coppelia" will be a part of the Art Rocks Tupelo weekend, which is set for March 19-21.
Also taking place during Art Rocks is TCT's production of Horton Foote's "The Trip to Bountiful," the story of an elderly woman who hopes to see her hometown one last time.
NMSO will present a semi-staged production of "My Fair Lady" for Art Rocks weekend.
The week after Art Rocks, the TCA presents vocalist Brian Roman, who'll perform classic songs.
Pied Piper Players wraps up the busy month with the feline favorite, "Aristocats."
NMSO's season closes in April with "Northern Lights," with Italian pianist Roberto Plano.
The production that's got everyone talking is TCT's closing show, the musical "Les Miserables."
Community theaters rarely take on the huge production, but Booth said he isn't nervous.
"You don't reach a new level unless you reach for it, unless we step up and do it," he said. "We've got the talent."
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TCT's off-shoot, Off Broadway, will present "A Southern Belle Primer" in August. The rest of its season will be announced soon.
The Baldwyn Main Street Players is finalizing details on its 14-15 season, but it will include four major productions, Improv Apocalypse sessions and a variety show, said Kim Hayes, who works with the theater.
The Improv Apocalypse shows will be the second Saturday of each month. The next performance is 7 p.m. Aug. 9.
• Sept. 18-20: "The Spitfire Grill, A Musical"
• Dec. 4-6: "'Twas the Night Before Christmas"
• Feb. 5-7: "Father of the Bride"
• March 19-21: "The Trip to Bountiful"
• April 30, May 1-2: "Les Miserables"
• Season tickets are $60, and wild card season tickets are $55. Deadline to purchase tickets is Aug. 4.
• Dec. 6: "The Nutcracker"
• March 21: "Coppelia"
• Season tickets are $55.
• Info: tupeloballet.com, (662) 844-1928
• Oct. 25: French Classics with pianist Jeffrey Biegel
• Dec. 13: Christmas with the NMSO
• Jan. 10: Elvis Presley 80th Birthday Anniversary Celebration
• Feb. 21: Musical Majesty with violinist Alexander Markov
• March 21: "My Fair Lady" In Concert
• April 25: Northern Lights featuring pianist Roberto Plano
• Single season tickets start at $125.
• Info: nmsymphony.com, (662) 842-8433
• Nov. 15: 4th annual Tupelo Arts Showcase
• Feb. 28: "Coppelia"
• Info: civicballet.org, (662) 680-9041
• Nov. 7-9: "Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies" (auditions Sept. 14-15)
• Jan. 29-31: "Richard the Third"
• March 26-28: "Aristocats" (auditions Jan. 18-19)
• "A Charlie Brown Christmas" will be Pied Pipers' traveling school show. Production dates and auditions will be announced soon.
• Info: piedpiperplayers.com, email@example.com
• Sept. 23: The Once
• Nov. 3: SAXsational
• Feb. 19: Jason Coleman
• March 24: Brian Roman
• Season tickets are $50.
• Info: (662) 841-1083, (662) 840-7505, (662) 842-3173
• Sept. 18-27: "Rumors"
• Nov. 13-22: "A Party to Murder"
• Feb. 19-28: "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels"
• April 16-25: "Social Security"
• May 26-30: "Almost, Maine" (season extra)
• Season tickets are $50.
• Info: sct-online.org, (662) 323-6855
• Aug. 20-24: "Harvey"
• Oct. 16-19: Ten Minute Play Festival
• Dec. 19-22: "A Christmas Carol"
• Feb. 20-22: "Love, Sex & the IRS"
• April 16-19: "No Exit"
• May 4-5: Ten Minute Play readings
• Info: theatreoxford.com
• Art Rocks Tupelo will be March 19-21.


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Head Coach Jason Powers said his team wrestled good in some spots in Tuesday night's tri-match against Chestatee and Commerce High School, but good wasn't good enough as Jackson County lost to both Chestatee (48-28) and Commerce (49-15) at home.
"Obviously that wasn't too good of a night for us," said Powers. "We had too many kids out of the lineup for various reasons and we just didn't quite have the firepower for either team.
"We wrestled two tough teams. We knew we had to have a full lineup going into that night," said Powers. "Not having it didn't help matters at all. I felt like, in spots, we wrestled well. I felt like, in spots, we should've wrestled better no matter the team score. There's a lot to learn from tonight; we need to move forward and get ready for Area in two weeks."
Anthony Ledford was the only Panther to win a match against Commerce. Their other two wins came off of forfeits by CHS. Ledford also won his match against Chestatee 6-4. Commerce won the other eight matches, including two by first-round pins and four second-round pins.
"I didn't feel like we were physical enough that night. Commerce is a very physical team, which is great, but we didn't quite get physical with them. In some of the matches we were a little bit outskilled in some spots," said Powers. "That's fine; however, we've got to get more physical. If you get more physical, sometimes it opens up a few more holes."
Against Chestatee, the Panthers faired better, but it still wasn't enough to keep it close. Evan Breakspear won his 220-pound match with a second-round pin. Kyle Crumley won his 145-pound match with a second-round pin as well. They also recorded two forfeit wins against Chestatee.
"It's back to ground-zero — working on the stuff we've got to get better at. Everything's a building block. That night was a building block as far as getting ready for Area," Powers said. "That night was just one of those stepping stones that wasn't (quite) what we wanted it to be, but we have to look at it as that, learn from it and move on."
This past weekend, the Panthers competed in the Bowden Invitational where they finished fifth; however, Jackson County had some impressive individual performances.
"This was a great tournament for us going into the Area tournament. We still had two starters out of the lineup and we were only a couple of points out of third place," said Powers. "I am very proud of how we performed this weekend, especially in the medal round. Evan and Lane both picked up their second tournament victories of the season and our other wrestlers added to their medal count for the year."
The Area meet is scheduled for this weekend. It's always a goal of the Panthers to place somewhere in the top four but a first-place finish would be a huge confidence booster and not to mention a better seeding at sectionals. The state tournament requirements are stiff, leaving Jackson County no room for error, however, Powers said he feels as though his team is up for the task.
"We are doing our best wrestling of the season right now and I know we are ready mentally and physically. We are hoping to advance at least seven wrestlers out of the area tournament with hopes that a few more wrestlers will step up and get some big wins. As a team it is our goal to stay in the top four. Doing this will be a great accomplishment coming out of the Area," Powers said.
"The higher you place, the better off you will be headed into the sectional tournament. Placing in the top three will be great heading into next weekend, but those that place fourth will still have a great shot as our number four seeds will be a lot better than most number two and some number one seeds out of the other area," said Powers.
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It took a while to get warmed up but once the machine that is Charleston Collegiate boys basketball got rolling, there was no stopping them.
The Sun Devils overcame an early deficit and ended up winning easily, defeating Academic Magnet, 75-47, in a first-round game of the Porter Gaud Holiday Classic on Friday afternoon.
Senior forward Je'Quan Perry scored a game-high 25 points and senior guard Ty Solomon added 13 as the Sun Devils improved to 6-1 on the season.
Sparked by senior guard Tyre Moore, who scored 19 points in the game, Academic Magnet jumped out to a quick 10-point lead in the first quarter. By the start of the second period, Charleston Collegiate had found its bearings and led, 30-25, by halftime.
"Honestly, I was worried about our focus and intensity even before the game started," said Charleston Collegiate coach Jay Godbolt. "I could tell from the body language, we just weren't ready to play. It took us about a quarter to realize that we needed to pick it up. I credit our bench. We had some guys come in and hit a few shots and kind of got us going."
The game was decided in the third quarter, and it was decided quickly. Perry opened the quarter with two quick baskets in the opening minute, followed by two more buckets two minutes later to spark the Sun Devils to a 38-27 lead. Solomon added two baskets and Arturo Mata hit three 3-pointers and the rout was on. Perry finished the third quarter with 17 points.
"We try to always stress the first three minutes of the third quarter, and we seemed to really take it to heart today, "said Godbolt. "I think Je'Quan took it personally because he missed some easy layups in the first half. He came out wanting to prove he was a better player than he showed in the first half.
"Our game is to get out and run, create turnovers and run. We were able to get some turnovers, and we hit some shots. Once we got into the flow, we played pretty well."
Charleston Collegiate advances to the semifinal round against Northwood Academy, the only team to beat the Sun Devils thus far this season.
Northwood Academy posted an impressive 60-54 win over Columbia High School, holding off a late challenge after building a 15-point lead midway through the fourth quarter.
Daquan Ancrum scored 19 points and Tayvaughn Major added 17 for the 5-2 Chargers.
"It should be a great matchup, and we're excited to have another shot at those guys," said Godbolt.
Friday's results from the Porter-Gaud Holiday Classic:
Orangeburg Prep 76, Porter-Gaud JV 43
Academic Magnet 39, First Baptist 33
Porter-Gaud 58, Christ the King 44
Ashley Hall 47, Charlotte Country Day 30
Charleston Collegiate 75, Academic Magnet 47
Northwood 60, Columbia 54
Westchester 68, First Baptist 50
Porter-Gaud 80, Orangeburg Prep 35
Ty Solomon (left) scored 13 points in Charleston Collegiates win over Academic Magnet on Friday. For more photos from the Porter-Gaud Holiday Classic, go to postandcourier.com×


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Renowned poet to visit ACUPosted April 01, 2014
The ACU Department of Language and Literature will welcome poet Rebecca Balcarcel to campus this week to help the university observe National Poetry Month. Balcarcel, associate professor of English at Tarrant County College, will give an open reading free to the public this Thursday, April 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Core Classroom adjacent to the Brown Library.
Balcarcel will also speak to several English classes on the value of poetry. The daughter of a Guatemalan father and an Anglo mother, Balcarcel is known for freely using Spanish phrases and colloquialisms in her work.
"I was interested in inviting a poet into our midst who speaks to the challenges and benefits of bringing together two cultures," says Al Haley, ACU's Writer in Residence and professor of English. "With her carefully chosen words, Rebecca is just that kind of builder of bridges."
Balcarcel received an MFA in creative writing from the Bennington Writing Seminars in 2002 and is a recipient of its Jane Kenyon Poetry Prize. She is the author of "Palabras in Each Fist" (2010), a collection published by Pecan Grove Press in San Antonio. Her poems have appeared in the North American Review, the South Dakota Review, Oklahoma Review, Kaleidoscope, and more than 40 other journals.
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Tekmira Pharmaceuticals received a contract that could total $140 million to develop an RNAi therapeutic for Ebola virus infection. The project, supported by the DoD Chemical and Biological Defense Program, will leverage the company's lipid nanoparticle technology called SNALP (stable nucleic acid-lipid particle).More than 15% of the estimated value of this award will be subcontracted to U.S. businesses. Tekmira has a U.S. affiliate based in Washington called Protiva USA.
Under the initial phase of the contract, which is funded as part of the Transformational Medical Technologies (TMT) program, Tekmira is eligible to receive up to $34.7 million over the next three years. The focus will be on preclinical development, IND filing, and completion of a Phase I trial.
TMT has the option of extending the contract to support the advancement of the Ebola SNALP product through clinical development and FDA approval. This would provide Tekmira with up to $105.3 million.
"This work builds on our recently published research, where we reported that Ebola SNALP could confer complete protection to nonhuman primates from a lethal dose of Ebola virus," Mark J. Murray, Ph.D., Tekmira's president and CEO.
In May the company working in collaboration with the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases published data in The Lancet describing the antiviral activity of an siRNA in SNALP targeting the Ebola virus.
When used to treat previously infected nonhuman primates, Ebola SNALP resulted in 100% protection from an otherwise lethal dose of Zaire Ebola virus, as reported in the paper titled "Post exposure protection of nonhuman primates against a lethal Ebola virus challenge with RNA interference: a proof of concept study."
Tekmira explains that its SNALP encapsulates siRNAs with high efficiency in uniform lipid nanoparticles, which are safe and effective in delivering RNAi therapeutics to disease sites in numerous preclinical models. SNALP formulations comprise several lipid components that can be adjusted to suit the specific application and are manufactured by a proprietary method, which is robust, scalable, and highly reproducible, the firm adds.
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Balsam Range is proud to announce the release of the new collaborative project "Daylight" with John Driskell Hopkins of Zac Brown Band. IT'S OUT NOW!!! It's a John Driskell Hopkins cd that features Balsam Range as the backing band and vocalists for every track of the entire album. Features guests like Zac Brown, Jerry Douglas, Joey + Rory, Levy Lowrey, & Tony Trishcka. Everyone in BR is a huge ZBB fan. We love their music, originality and the fact they are down-to-earth fellows. We all feel their music has a rootsy feel anyway. But what's great is that it has respect for tradition while blazing a completely new path. John has taken such an interest in our music and has been so supportive of Balsam Range that it was no-brainer when he asked if we'd help him with an all-acoustic recording of his original songs. Balsam Range is appearing on the disc courtesy of the Mountain Home Record Label and is excited about any opportunity to collaborate with world class artists.
The disc is a reflection of John's diversity, versatility and musical tastes. I guess the same could be said for us because we dived fearlessly into all he asked of us. Some of the songs are so deep and impacting with emotion they will knock you over with a feather. Some are uplifting. Some are edgy. Some give a skewed worldly perspective. John has an amazing wife, Jennifer, and family so some of the tunes make you want to hug your loved ones. Or fall in love again. It contains one instrumental written by John and the 5 of us. I feel it's a well-balanced, diverse project that showcases everyone. And we cannot leave out John's great sense of humor and perspective. Some of the tunes are just a lot of fun. Words can't describe how much fun we've had during this entire process.
We did part of the recording at Crossroads in Arden, NC. And the rest was done at Zac's studios in Atlanta, GA and Nashville, TN. Thanks to all the great folks who've worked on this. And especially a BIG THANK YOU to John Driskell Hopkins. Thanks for all the opportunities, close friendship and making us a part of your family.
And we'll be having a cd release party for this record at The Red Light Cafe in Atlanta, GA on Saturday, November 3rd 2012 at 8pm. Opening is Brian Collins w/ special guests. Then we'll all hit the stage to perform the songs off this recording. Please come join us on this special night. Get tickets HERE.
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Police in the Bay Area have arrested a 14-year-old boy on suspicion of shooting and wounding an 11-year-old boy.
The younger boy is expected to survive.
He was shot once in the chest Thursday outside an Antioch apartment complex.
Antioch police Cpl. James McMurry tells the Contra Costa Times the 14-year-old was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and negligent discharge of a firearm later that day.
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Former first lady of Yugoslavia dies
BELGRADE, Serbia -- Jovanka Broz, who was married to Yugoslavia's dictator, Josip Broz Tito, for nearly 30 years but lived in isolation as the federation he had built broke apart, died Sunday. She was 88.
Broz died of heart failure at Belgrade's emergency hospital, where she had been receiving care since August, said Zlatibor Loncar, its director.
"With Broz's death, we are left without one of the last most reliable witnesses of our former country's history," Prime Minister Ivica Dacic, of Serbia, said in a message of condolence.
Tito led the Partisan communist resistance movement that fought the Nazi occupiers of Yugoslavia during World War II. He first met Broz when she fought in the first female brigade of the guerrilla group.
After the war, Tito, an ethnic Croat, took power and ruled the multiethnic federation of Yugoslavia with a heavy hand. But he also kept close relations with the West and gave Yugoslavia's citizens liberties such as free travel that were not allowed in other communist nations at the time.
After Tito came to power, Broz, an ethnic Serb, was assigned to work with the communist leader. They began a relationship and married in 1952. Over the next two decades, Broz accompanied Tito during his many international trips and at meetings with foreign leaders and celebrities, including British royals, U.S. President Richard Nixon and Hollywood stars.
The couple started having problems and drifted apart in the 1970s.
Tito died in 1980, and the six-member federation fell apart in the early 1990s in a series of ethnic conflicts.
Following Tito's death, his successors accused Broz of ambitions to take over the country and placed her under house arrest. Later, Broz mostly remained in isolation.


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Lebanon Co. trucker involved in crash that killed 6
Truck driver, road worker injured in crash
UPDATED 9:52 PM EDT Jul 19, 2012
A Lebanon County truck driver is accused of causing a fiery chain-reaction crash in New York state that killed six people.
New York State Police said James Mills Jr., of Myerstown, Pa., was driving the tractor-trailer that rear-ended an SUV that had slowed for a roadwork zone in Antwerp.
Five people in the SUV died, including a grandmother, mother and two young daughters.
Another driver, a 59-year-old woman, died as well.
A road worker was also injured and was last listed in critical condition.
Mills was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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The stock market may be soaring to new heights, but the number of people still in need of assistance is unfortunately also rising.
This is why the direct services provided by Catholic Charities of Buffalo, one of the region's largest human services agencies, are so critical. Catholic Charities is now in its 89th annual campaign. Appeal Week 2013 begins today and runs through March 24. The week celebrates the support of Western New Yorkers who have already made a contribution, and encourages others to make a donation.
The strongest push for donations comes on Appeal Week, but reaching the goal of $10.6 million means that volunteers will need to keep working for many more weeks and, if necessary, officials said, until the conclusion of Catholic Charities' fiscal year on June 30. The annual campaign was launched with a goal $100,000 higher than last year's, which the organization reached.
This year's campaign also marks the first for Buffalo's new bishop, Richard J. Malone, who named Blessed Frederic Ozanam the patron of the appeal.
Catholic Charities provides 70 varied programs across 61 sites in Western New York. Services are offered regardless of the religious affiliation of the recipient. More than half the agency's 130,000 clients in all eight counties served in Western New York are not Catholic.
The organization helps Western New Yorkers through behavioral health services, food pantries, basic relief services, counseling for individuals, children and families and the refugee assistance program. The mission is reflected in this year's theme of "Protect. Strengthen. Empower." The work is depicted in YouTube videos featuring people from a variety of backgrounds. Search for "by CCBuffalo" at YouTube.com to see their stories.
Catholic Charities has received the highest ratings for quality of services provided and financial health accountability as judged by the Council on Accreditation and Charity Navigator.
Corporate giving has been strong and Stephen Ulrich, owner of Granite Spine LLC and chairman of the 2013 appeal, said he expects the corporate gifts division to continue to grow, possibly reaching $1 million in donations this year. Very large gifts from individual donors will add up to another million dollars, leaving the bulk of the campaign riding on the generous shoulders of regular donors. The average gift at the parish level continues to increase and is now the highest in appeal history.
Reaching a younger generation of potential donors is a challenge being met through the use of social media such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and quick response (QR) codes that allow smart phone users to read a display code on the organization's literature, which then directs the smart phone's browser to the Catholic Charities' website, ccwny.org.
By helping Catholic Charities, we help the Western New York community and ourselves.


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FAU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities Appoints Two Constituency Board Members
BOCA RATON, FL (July 31, 2012) – Florida Atlantic University's Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) has announced the appointments of John Miller and Judi Donoff to its Constituency Board.
"I am honored to be involved with CARD as I believe in helping children and their families deal with this difficult situation," said Donoff. "Having lived it I know how difficult it is to find the proper services for one's child. It is very rewarding to give back to the Boca community in a way that helps other families who find themselves in the same situation as our family."
Donoff is a graduate of the University of Manitoba, Canada with a bachelor's degree in interior design. Donoff's late stepson, Chase, was diagnosed with autism. His life inspired her work as an advocate for children with special needs. Along with her husband, Craig, she has been instrumental in raising autism awareness within Boca Raton's philanthropic society. She was the honoree of FAU CARD's 2012 "Wings of Hope" event, which raised more than $42,000.
Miller is an FAU alumnus, who holds a bachelor's degree in political science, and a master's degree in special education. After dealing with his own battle of Asperger's syndrome, Miller decided to help others by teaching special needs students. In 2010, he completed a manuscript based on his life and teaching experiences titled, "The A Word: My Life with Asperger's and the World of Autism." In 2011, he was profiled in Autism Spectrum Quarterly, and has since begun work on a second manuscript on dating and relationships for males with high-functioning autism and Asperger's.
Housed in FAU's College of Education, CARD serves as a multidisciplinary learning laboratory for members of the community including FAU undergraduate and graduate students. One of seven such centers in the state, CARD currently serves more than 2,700 clients, most diagnosed with autism and related disorders such as Asperger's syndrome, Rett syndrome, and childhood disintegrative disorder. CARD acts as a clearinghouse of information, and its services and programs reflect a strong belief in early intervention. The focus of FAU CARD is to optimize the potential of people with autism spectrum disabilities by enabling them to learn, work, communicate and socialize in the community.
-FAU-Florida Atlantic University, established in 1961, officially opened its doors in 1964 as the fifth public university in Florida. Today, the University serves more than 29,000 undergraduate and graduate students on seven campuses and sites. FAU's world-class teaching and research faculty serves students through 10 colleges: the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters, the College of Business, the College for Design and Social Inquiry, the College of Education, the College of Engineering and Computer Science, the Graduate College, the Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College, the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine, the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing and the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science. FAU is ranked as a High Research Activity institution by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. For more information, visit www.fau.edu.


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Gayle and Archie Smith of Spearman announce the engagement of their daughter, Kacee, to Joshua Randall Ivy. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Peggy and Alton Ellsworth of Spearman and the late Edith and Preston Smith.
Ivy is the son of Janice and Jay Ivy of Midland. Grandparents of the prospective groom are the late Juanita and Henry Ivy and the late Emma and Oscar Campbell.
The couple plan to wed Sept. 20 at First Baptist Church in Spearman.
The bride elect resides in Lubbock and is employed as a coordinator in the medical records department at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.
The prospective groom resides in Tahoka and is employed as a supervisor at Best Buy.
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Financial planning consultants, in Riceville, are the professionals who help people deal with various personal financial issues through proper planning of: investment planning, education planning, retirement planning, cash-flow management, risk management, insurance planning, tax planning, estate planning, business succession planning, etc.
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Governor Cuomo Announces Growth Of Clean Technology Companies And Creation Of 980 Jobs
$14 million Investment in Cleantech Business Incubator Initiative Supports the Development of 141 Clean Energy Companies across the State (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 141 clean technology companies have been supported and primed for further growth through the Governor's Cleantech Business Incubator initiative. The initiative has attracted more than $215 million in private capital..


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After losing three players in the NFL Draft in April, the Iowa defensive line went into rebuild mode. That process took a hit recently when true freshman John Raymon was dismissed from the team last week so he could transfer to a school closer to home.
"Things just didn't work out at Iowa," the 6-foot-5, 240-pounder said. "They wanted me to stay and play at Iowa, but things just didn't work out. They told me that they hoped things would work out at another school."
Raymon suffered an injury in August camp and never got back on the field. He thought about leaving last month, but decided to stick it out at the encouragement of the Iowa coaches and his guardians. This time, however, his mind was made up.
"Mainly, I need to be closer to home," said Raymon, who is back in Pennsylvania.
Iowa has not released Raymon from his scholarship. He planned to return to Iowa City soon to fill out the paperwork for that to happen. He can't speak to other schools until that happens.
"I'm looking to go to the Big East or ACC," Raymon said. "I'm thinking about WVU, Pitt and N.C. State. Maybe it will be another Big Ten school."
Iowa can put restrictions on Raymon's scholarship release. The Hawkeyes could prohibit him from transferring to a certain school(s). If he moves within conference, he'd have to pay his way.
"I pretty sure the release will clear me to go anywhere," Raymon said.
Raymon's exit added to recent attrition on the Iowa defensive line. He joined Donovan Johnson (2010 class), Anthony Ferguson Jr ('10), Tyler Harrell ('09), Marty Hopkins ('09), Scott Covert ('09) and Jason Semmes ('08) in the group of scholarship front men to have left the Hawkeyes.


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- Engelstalig
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- januari 2010
Using a panel of 91 countries over 20 years, this study looks at possible overpopulation effects on the growth rate of per capita real Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Population variables are divided into two distinct concepts: density and growth. The primary goal is to measure a non-linear impact of population density on economic growth when density is defined as population per area of arable land. It is argued that, at the country level, there may be significant diseconomies of agglomeration coming from overcrowding effects. The secondary goal is to measure the impact of population growth on per capita real GDP growth. The current literature is conflicting about this effect and this analysis provides an empirical example for a fairly recent period. Empirical results do not support a significant impact of density on economic growth and an ambiguous impact for population growth is found.


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"What's thaaaaat?" my inquisitive five-year-old asked, with that fleeting, five-year-old-boy kind of wonder in his voice. "Is it part of a volcano? It looks like lava, or an alien brain. Ha! And ALIEN brain! Is it a pirate's gem? How did that get here? Who brought it?"
I'm not going to lie, it's a challenge to provide insightful, accurate answers to the onslaught of rapid fire questions this kid comes up with on a daily basis. Especially when I'm trying to cook dinner or drive the car. He's real smart. Sometimes it's exhausting. This particular line of questioning however, stopped me, and my heart started to swell. I walked slowly over to his side of the crowded basement. I already knew what picture he was talking about, but I wanted to indulge him, to let his uninhibited creativity run for a few minutes. When you believe in elves, ninjas, and dragons, anything is possible. The mysterious photo, covered with dust and hidden under a pile of basement junk, could have been a secret message sent to him from another time and place. The outstretched hand was a man's, that he was sure of, but what was the shiny black ball of bubbles he was presenting? I could almost hear his gears grinding.
"It's a rock," I whispered, bending down behind his shoulder.
"A rock?" he asked, skeptically. He knew enough about rocks to know that this one was special. Otherwise why would the man be holding it like that, and why would we find a picture of it in our basement, with all our other special things, like Christmas lights and Easter baskets.
"Yup. It's a magic rock, from a very special place mommy visited. The man, the one holding the rock, lives in France. He's a winemaker. He spent his whole life planting grapevines and making wines in this one special place because he thought the rocks there were magic."
He traced the outline of the bulbous looking chunk of granite with his tiny finger. I could tell he needed more story.
"In his village, people had been making wine for many, many years, but no body thought they were very good. Everyone just said they were ordinary, and they didn't last very long. They would be made, and then they needed to be enjoyed right away or they would get yucky."
"Like milk,?" he asked.
"Exactly like that," I answered.
"But this man, he believed his farm was different. Because of these rocks. They made the wine taste stronger, prettier. Like a wine better than any wine that had come from his whole village, ever before. And guess what?"
"What?" he was genuinely curious.
"When I was visiting him he wandered off into a dark corner of his cellar–which is kind of like our basement, but with more spiders–and he brought back a very, very old bottle of his wine. He opened it and it was beautiful. Strong and powerful and elegant. A better wine than anyone would have believed came from his village. The kind of wine that gives mommy goose bumps."
He nodded his head in understanding. He fully gets this phenomenon; we talk often about mommy's physical reaction to incredible wines and food.
"So I took a picture. Because I believed in that rock. After I tasted the wine. The rock was magic. The man was a little magic too."
"You should put it in your office mama," my sweet and insightful boy suggested. "How did you get to be so smart?" I asked, and we walked upstairs together with the photo in hand.
The mystery of the picture was solved, but the mystery of the rock lives on. Wine is partly magic, and I hope it always stays that way. When I met Mr. Bertolla at his home in the small but famous village of Moulin-a-Vent in Beaujolais, France, I was fresh. A naïve young girl, nervously trying to get my footing with wine. I was reading voraciously, and I thought I knew what to expect. I knew Beaujolais wasn't glamorous or important like Burgundy or Bordeaux. Beaujolais was cheap, easy to drink wine from the floozy, grapey-flavored gamay grape. I knew the soils were mostly sandy, memorized the communes, and got the basics of carbonic maceration–a unique winemaking process used often here, which accentuates the fresh, fruity lovability of the wine, but also means they crumple quickly. But it was my first trip to France, and my first epiphany with an old, old world wine maker. I am not exaggerating when I say that it changed me. That little old man, and his sweet little old wife, handed me that rock as if it were a diamond. It was that precious, tangible rock that infused their wines with soul and the essence of this place.
I left the vineyard that day glowing. I'd learned more in a couple of hours with these warm, gentle people than I had in all my books. I'm pretty sure Mr. Bertolla liked me too. His eyes were damp with passion when he told the story of his wine–a wine that defied the critics and aged (forty years in this case!) with grace and grip. Maybe he could tell that I was especially hungry to listen. He winked at me as we were leaving and slipped another bottle of the half-century old Moulin-a-Vent in my bag when no one was looking. I admit, I didn't hold on to it for too much longer. It was too delicious not to drink. But I did hang on to that rock photo. It reminds me of the magic of wine.


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Corel PaintShop Pro X7 Review
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Less than 12 months on and Corel have launched PaintShop Pro X7 - the 17th instalment of the extensive photo editing suite. Featuring new tools such as Magic Fill, Shape/Text cutters and XMP support for raw files, other new or improved features include a New Image dialogue box, Drag & Drop layers and Smart Edge technology for brushes. Most importantly, Corel say that the performance has been improved which is really the only thing that has been letting the program down in the past. In this full test, we'll be testing that performance improvement – and other features. Paintshop Pro X7 is available as a standard version for £59.99 or the Ultimate version (which we tested) for £79.99.
Installation and Use
Installation of PaintShop Pro X7 was tricky, however this wasn't on the part of the program. The desktop computer we used on Windows 7 Ultimate got an error code that we couldn't fix, so we tried it on a laptop running Vista. We also got an Error code from that and had to repair .NET framework but it eventually worked. It's unlikely that you'll come across this problem, but if you do, there are solutions online available to follow.
New Project
Installation took around 8 minutes after downloading from the Corel website. That's not including the time it takes to read the Terms & Conditions. Registering the product will allow you to download some free products. We had three selections of a KPT Collection which is a range of plug-ins, a PaintShop Scripting guide and finally Creative Content which increases your range of brushes, gradients, line styles etc. They're pretty small with the largest file only 135Mb.
Main Screen
If you've used Corel PaintShop Pro X7 before then you'll be familiar with the controls. If not, then it shouldn't take too long to get used to them. The program is split into three main sections which are tabbed at the top of the window. Interestingly, the third Edit page is defaulted to open first. Edit is accompanied by Manage and Adjust. Manage allows you to tag and amend information about the photographs you import. Tagging images takes a while to do and can be tedious, but is more convenient in the future when you need to find a certain picture. You can also rate images, add dates and people to them for easier searching later.
Adjust Screen
In Adjust, you can change basic qualities to the pictures you have open such as white-balance, contrast or clarity. You can also tone map, reduce noise and high pass sharpen. To the right of the picture, there's also a number of creative effects.
There are a number of new features available on Corel PaintShop Pro X7, so let's take a look at some of those. Magic Fill is a new feature that has a similar end game to content aware rescaling which was introduced to Photoshop on CS4. It's extremely easy to use by simply selecting the item you wish to have filled and clicking the Magic Fill button in the Tool palette. It's similar to the Patch tool but seems to work a lot better. The great thing is that you don't have to be precise with your selection. In fact, Corel recommend including areas of background so it can decipher between what it needs to remove and keep.
Text Cut-out
The Text Cutout is an interesting feature that allows you to place text over an image and cut it out so that the backing image serves as a pattern on the text. Corel have managed to make this process immensely easy as well by placing the text over the image and clicking the Text Cutter in the Tool palette when you're ready. The new text image is created as a new layer with a clear background which can be saved ready to place over other projects.
Another notable improvement is XMP support for raw files. These files hold metadata and allow you to embed this information directly into your raw files.
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Awesome photo edit software, I use Corel PaintShop but old vertion software, thanks for share this.
I'm with lonnations77. And thanks for the sharing
Great post Dude!
Trouble with X7 is…
If you have X6 then the additions to X7 are quite trivial and really not worth the amount of lolly required to upgrade X6 to X7.
So they'll have to do a lot more to get me to part with my hard earned…
I am not totally enthiousastic about PSPX7. Because the beautiful plug-in Super Blade Pro doesn't work in PSPX7 64bits, therefore i am using PSPX7 32bits. I contacted already Corel because in PSPX6 64bits SBP was working. So it's a step backwords for me. I am so sorry, because i work with PSP for many years and i am always happy when a new version is released.
For this price, it should be compared Ithaca Photoshop elements, not cc.
I wonder why magazines only give advice on photo editing with Photoshop, never Paintshop. I use Paintshop Pro x4. I also do not like the auto save.
Hi Mac,
I compared PSP X7 to Adobe CC because it's a like for like product in terms of features.
With regards to why they always use Ps as the basis for techniques, I've often wondered that myself. ;-)
Been using this program for years - in fact I'm still running X2 on Windows 7 as it's still one of the better versions!
PS: Could have used a much cuter woman on the image used for the Adjust Screen - she looks like a nightmare!
In regards to the comparision comments above, that is very frustrating for me. My budget allows me to use the Corel products and therefore I can spend more on camera equipment and offer more reasonable client sessions. However, it is nearly impossible to find compatible presents (aka the lovely fall overlays) and plug-ins! I would love to see some more articles and reviews all about PSP add ons!!!Thanks for contributing!
I use Nikon D800 raw photos. I have 8 GB and an i7 quad processor for PSP X6…I get a shortage of memory warning when I try and load photos for creating a panorama image. Not sure what my problem is, but I really would like to know the type and file size limitations on what can be shoved through panorama processing. Thanks…
I'm interested to know if they have corrected the use if American English in the menus and help. If they haven't they won't get money from me anymore. I'll use 12 and 13 and GIMP. There's no excuse when asking for cash not to have them display with correct spelling. If Open Source software can do it then anything that takes ones money should do it. JASC always has a UK version.
Buy this program at your own risk! I have been using PaintShop Pro for several years. I also use AfterShot Pro. I have always been happy with these programs, but…
I now have a problem with the functionality of the program. Keyboard shortcuts do not work, even though they are shown in the Keyboard Map. There is NO WAY to get any support from Corel unless you are willing to purchase a support contract. So unless you are willing to use a program that may or may not work, and be unable to get any support for the program when it is defective, I would suggest you purchase another program.
I've got X7 and always use it. I did NOT download the ScriptGuide and was wondering now what I'm missing. What does it do, can't seem to find it anywhere on the NET. Do you know?
Considering price, should we buy paint shop pro or photoshop elements?
I am a recent purchaser and novice of Paintshop Pro 7 and raised an issue with Corel soon after I had installed it when, following the instructions of one of their videos to add colour to a black and white photo, I found the blend option to be selected after creating a new raster layer was not available.
I have been trying for the past four weeks to get help in resolving this issue without success.
I have asked for written instructions on how to carry out the procedure so I can check if the video instructions are incorrect or I have a software issue but they refuse to help.
I would be really greatful if anyone has tried to turn a black and white photo to colour who could help me out with instructions.
I have found out that if a colour photo is edited all the blend options are available which seems crazy when the one blend need for a black and white photo is missing.
I can't find info, have PSP X7 focus stacking funcion?
• COREL Users Beware !!!! :
I purchased a "download" of Corel Painter 11 back in August
of 2010 from Corel. As a warning to
anyone considering buying a new download product from Corel,…. BE AWARE !!!! Corel will purge or delete your account information
after a few years and will no longer just give you a replacement download of
your product. I just experienced this
lack of customer support when I bought a new computer and needed a replacement download
of the Corel Painter 11 I bought back in 2010.
They told me if I had purchased an "insurance" add-on at the time I made
my purchase,… maybe they would have kept my information longer. But then even
the insurance add on would only last a year or two at the most. I asked to speak with a manager and I was told
that there was nothing they could do and I would have to be put on hold for an
hour. Really? To make matters worse,
the only thing they would do for me is to try to sell me the new 2015 version
of Painter. Good luck getting your older version replaced. Very Poor customer support for previous purchases. !!!
That's a bummer Bob.. BUT.. Why did you not back it up when it was downloaded. Do you have your serial number anywhere? You may find that you can get a copy elsewhere and if you have a serial number it should all be hunky dory.
I agree though, that it is bad not to have a reserve download option (or allow a number of downloads). But the warning here is clear if you use download versions of any software. Burn them to optical media, store them on an external hard drive or memory stick. Make several copies and you will always be able to put your hand on one.
Hello Mack,
Thank you for your feedback. Truly you are correct,… I should have exercised "due diligence" in saving some sort of copy of the original download when I made the purchase way back when. My bad. And certainly in the future when making online download purchases of software, I will always store a copy of that download somewhere for safe keeping.
However, my main disappointment is this case was the apparent lack of support Corel seems give previous purchasers of their downloaded software. Some end users of software like me are not always the most savvy when it comes to on-line purchasing experience. My big mistake here was I gave too much faith in Corel in thinking that as long as I maintained an account with them, that they would always honor a replacement backup of Corel Painter 11 software for me as long as I had an account with them. Wrong. Corel apparently "purges" information after a given number of years and they are not willing to go the extra mile to help you retrieve it. They will however, pitch you on the purchase of their latest version of that software. My lesson has been learned,… and thanks again for valuable feedback.
Cheers, Bob
Frustrating nightmare.
I've been using Paintshop for years, and I must say that version VII is really painful to use.
I have a powerful computer running on Intel Core I7-4790 CPU, 3.60GH 64bits, AMD Radeon with over 2 gigs of dedicated ram, + 24 Gigs of ram + 120G SSD + 2 Terabyte HD.
Simple stuff that I used to do with Jascs's paintshop 9 (!!), PSX7 takes AGES to do. It crashes often (yes, I do have the latest updates), I load pretty tiny file (normally less than 1 MB files!). When it loads more than 10 files, it warns you that things could slow down (Travel back in time to Paintshop 9, where I often had +30 open files, never had any of these issues). The warnings are for a reason: things DO slow down. Sometimes the computer gets stuck on the program for over 1 minute (I'm not kidding). It's just RIDICULOUS. I don't do any complex stuff, just simple things like cutting and pasting. This was the worst version of Paintshop I've ever used in my whole life.
I tried that Xara´s Photo and Graphic designer 10 and what can I say? it was flawless. I loaded over 30 files, big ones, no issues whatsoever, lightning speed. I tried serif´s programs, same thing, no issues at all, lightning speed.
Why can't they just make a program that simply works?
We've used all the Corel software and I can't say that we honestly had any problems at all. Loading a lot of images into the program has never been a problem Javier. And we always have a lot of images to work on from out trips in the desert. One thing you might try, un-install and download the program again and make sure you have nothing else running especially a virus program. We had problems with the VideoStudio because of Microsoft Essentials while downloading, after doing the above it worked fine. Maybe thatl's the problem? Hope you get it solved as it's a great software Here's a link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFAmJ7qVu-k
I've purchased PSX2, x4, x7… I've always had issues with ALL version on all my different computers.
I do admit that Paintshop is (would be?) a wonderful program if you're lucky enough to make it work like it should on your system. In my case, I've had enough of the nonsense and money+time wasting.
On september 8th off 2014 I wrote a comment on this forum. Because Super Blade Pro didn't work on the 64 bits version of PSP X7. And after all those negative comments, today I tried PSP X7 64bit again and guess what? Super Blade Pro works on the 64 bits program. So i think that de makers of PSP are really working hard to get PSP X7 working for all of us. I am so happy with PSP, because it's payable and it works great for me. I am making digital art, so I mix and match with several software to make my art. So that's why I have to make a positive comment for the developers of this program. Thanks!
I think it's offensive to women to use a picture showing a woman's breasts, even if it is partial.
Please remove that picture.
Can any one tell me if Pro X7 or X7 Ultimate has a "Focus Stacking" function?
I've looked eveywhere for an answer even retailers have no idea.
Elements 13 has it - but I have been using Pro X2 & X4 and am used to it I also have Elements 8 But I'm not too fussed on the adobe stuff.
I also agree with others above, regarding people comparing to PS (I think Adobe price their products on the brand name).
I think it's offensive to women to use a picture showing a woman.
Please remove that picture.
So you would also prefer men to advertise ladies beauty products?
Get a life instead of messing with a serious subject.
Thanks For Your valuable posting, it was very informative. Am working inErp Development In Chennai
I really wanted to read your review, but the anyclip ad would NEVER EVER LEAVE the page. Ever. 4 videos played. I won't be back to read the blog, which is a shame because I wanted to read this review! Ditch the anyclip ad!
I' we never liked Corel products though I keep checking out their latest stuff. For PSPro, I still use Jasc ver. 9.1 as I like the UI and speed is so much faster. After years of using the older Jasc program, I can dance circle around all the hoop-la features of the latest versions. The simplicity and SPEED of the old program is so much better. Seems every program Corel buys out and upgrades, they ruin it with slower speed, features that are superficial or don't work. So many so called improvements are just scripts combining what the original program does so much better. I admit there are a few good improvements but the SPEED, cluttered interface AND really poor customer service has and is typical of Coral products. Really wish Jasc had held out and was still improving PSP. They knew how do do things right, possibly because they are users, not just sellers.
Corel A software company bought out the product Avid Studios 3 years ago, A product that cost me $150. They immediately quit supporting it. Instead of update support that I paid for with my original i get nothing. Literally weeks after I bought this product, it was bought by Corel and dumped. I paid for support by purchasing this product.
Good luck getting real support, They will tell you about a 'new' Inferior upgrade/product they will offer you at a reduced rate because they no longer 'support' your current programs. Bait and switch. Illegal.
Thanks for the share
Just another review of why Corel is not on my list of software purchases. They are just financial managers who hunt down and buy out upcoming software companies. They don't care or understand the products, only the manipulation of promoting sales. The upgrades, (you'll notice I didn't say improvements), are not so much to improve the products as to get more money out of existing customer base. Back when Jasc developed the PSP, they loved what they were creating and developed it out of self enjoyment. Big busiiness often does this to good products and Corel's REALLY POOR support only proves it further.
#33 Robert.
If you don't use or purchase Corel then how do you know it is no good. I don't seem to have any issues it is simple & straight forward.
I also have PS CS5 & light room but they are not very user friendly - so I only use them for the very rare times I need a function that is not in Corel as yet.
yes remove that women picture
#34 Ernie
I did buy Corel's PSP and was disappointed with how sluggish it performed compared to my Jasc PSP 9.01
Maybe they finally got it right since there have been several upgrades since my purchase. However, the reviews here sound like others don't like Corel's service and latest versions seem to also have several bugs.
Think I'll just use the one I have as it does everything I need and does it well.
@ David Petty
My guess is that you need to increase the colour depth of the monochrome image you want to add colour to. That may well allow the blen mode that you need.
Hope you check back here
Great Review on Corel PaintShop Pro X7. Will defensively use it in future.
Yes, I also got Corel just after reading your review :)
Re: Focus Stacking in Corel Pro X7 - I found it under a different name it's called " PHOTO BLEND" under "FILE".
Well nice post indeed and I like it
Pro X7 - I found it under a different name it's called "post indeed a "FILE
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Bearcats coach Brian Kelly all but yawned when asked about the difficulty in preparing for two -- and possibly three -- quarterbacks with Monday's season opener between the schools looming.
Rutgers coach Greg Schiano appears to be leaning toward fifth-year senior Dom Natale, but Jabu Lovelace, known more for his running ability out of the gun-run set, will also play. So might heralded true freshman Tom Savage.
"I've got to tell you, I don't spend that much time worrying about it," Kelly said on a conference call Monday. "I've got more problems that I have to deal with. We clearly felt this spring that we had to prepare for two quarterbacks, obviously understanding that you could play the redshirt senior who's more of a traditional quarterback (Natale) or you could get the Wildcat offense (with Lovelace).
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"We've kind of prepared for both in knowing that in the opener you're probably going to play at least a couple of quarterbacks and figure out who the guy is."
Schiano's reluctance to name a starter publicly is probably just gamesmanship -- especially with all of the secrecy and uncertainty surrounding Cincinnati's revamped defense.
The Bearcats have to replace 10 starters from last year's Big East championship defense and have a new coordinator in Bob Diaco, who starred at Cedar Grove High School and then at Iowa.
Schiano said Monday he expects the Bearcats to come out in a 3-4, though Kelly said the defense wouldn't change philosophically.
"We want to play fast," he said. "One of the things we've done well over the last couple of years is that we haven't let the ball get over our head. We've done a really nice job of not giving up the big play.
"So philosophically we'll continue to do that -- keep the ball in front of us and play as fast as we can. The X's and O's stuff, I think, a lot of times is overrated. You're going to play with a demeanor and personality on defense. Play fast and keep the ball in front of you has always been my philosophy."
Mike Mickens, DeAngelo Smith, Connor Barwin and Terrill Byrd -- the stars of last year's defense -- are gone, leaving safety Aaron Webster as the only returnee to the unit.
That has made the challenge of overhauling the defense even more difficult.
"Well, we had to have names on everybody's helmet first of all," Kelly said. "I had to get to know who they were. But the nice part of it is we do have a lot of veterans that we're going to put on the field that have been waiting for their opportunity.
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Notes: Rutgers is 5-1 to win the Big East but 90-1 to capture the national championship, according to the college football odds released Monday by Bodog.com. Pittsburgh, South Florida and West Virginia were all listed at 2-1 to win the Big East. Florida is the 2-1 favorite to win the national championship. Listed as longer shots than Rutgers to capture the national title are Auburn (100-1), Michigan (125-1) and Boston College (150-1). ...
Rutgers announced that a limited number of tickets remain for the Cincinnati game. The student section sold out in less than 24 hours, one of the quickest sellouts for that group ever. ... Rutgers and Cincinnati have played meaningful games in 2005 (a victory vaulted the Knights into the Insight Bowl), in 2006 (Cincinnati spoiled Rutgers' 9-0 start) and last year, when the Bearcats' 13-10 victory was the difference between Cincinnati and Rutgers winning the Big East.