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Kerry Walsh, coxswain for the Dragons women's varsity eight, has leukemia. As she described it Saturday, the steroid treatment for the disease rotted out her hips and she had a double hip replacement while she was a student at Bishop Eustace. The condition, called avascular necrosis (AVN), is also affecting her other joints.


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Improve togetherness.
Improve the overall belief that winning was expected, rather than just waiting for something bad to happen – which was too often the result of Tommy Bowden's decade-long tenure.
Why bring this up now, with Clemson ranked No.3 in the nation and headed to Raleigh for Thursday's 7:30 p.m., ESPN-televised matchup against N.C. State?
Simple. Seemingly every time you turned around this week, someone was asking a Clemson coach or player about the meaning of the trip. Would the Tigers be ready? With Clemson installed as a 13.5-point favorite, was this a "trap" game?
It's easy to understand the reason for the questions, given Clemson's dismal 37-13 defeat in its last trip to Carter-Finley Stadium in November 2011. That team was a week removed from clinching an ACC Atlantic Division title, and it played like it. The Tigers were uninspired, committed four turnovers and had what coaches and players have repeatedly called an "embarrassing" performance.
"We executed a plan to lose," Swinney said this week.
The questions were asked from the standpoint of "what did you learn?"
How they should have been approached was this: "Why it won't happen again."
The culture has changed. While it's fine for Clemson fans to be nervous about Thursday night, there's really no need to worry.
Swinney's Clemson program has shown me that it is ready for every game. One by one, they've debunked the demons that plagued it under Bowden: playing on Thursday night, playing down to opponents, playing poorly against top-tier SEC foes.
|"One by one, they've debunked the demons that plagued it under Bowden: playing on Thursday night, playing down to opponents, playing poorly against top-tier SEC foes."
They've won back-to-back games against top-10 SEC foes in LSU and Georgia, the first non-SEC program ever to accomplish that feat.
And consider this: the last time they lost to an unranked opponent was that ugly day in Raleigh. This week, Swinney admitted his team just wasn't ready for that challenge two years ago after losing an unbeaten season at Georgia Tech and rallying just to get past Wake Forest on Chandler Catanzaro's game-winning field goal.
"The world was over (after that Georgia Tech game)," he said. "We were No. 4, No. 5, and it was 'The world has come to an end, oh my gosh, we've blown it.' I don't think we were very focused, very mentally tough.
"Guys have learned through that process that the season always starts tomorrow, that the next game is the biggest game of the year, period, not the one you've already played. This is the biggest game of the year. That mentality has crept into our team."
Those quotes are far from juicy – Swinney talks so much about a "nameless, faceless opponent" that it seems like Clemson is a touchdown favorite every week over "Opaque Paper" – sponsored by Dunder-Mifflin Paper Co., of course. And while his detractors paint him as a Michael Scott-like character, Swinney has a smart, effective approach.
Play on an even keel and don't worry about what people say about you. Just do your job. Recruit talented players and great coordinators and manage them to the best of your ability. Embrace the spotlight. It's fun.
"It comes with what we're doing as a program," senior quarterback Tajh Boyd said. "I don't think that if we were ranked 47th, this would be as big of a game. It's a credit to what we're doing as a program. We've made strides every year, and you have to handle it in stride. You've gotta love it. "I love seeking things out as well. You'll go out there as the hunted, and if you go out there and you eat, it makes it that much better."
National media loves to talk about "Clemsoning," and Swinney's impassioned rant following the season-opening victory over Georgia shows he and his team are tired of talking about it.
Since that ugly end to the 2011 season – capped by the Orange Bowl fiasco at West Virginia's hands – the roster has matured and the program has become more consistent.
In our microwave, want-it-yesterday world, culture change can be a difficult concept.
College football rosters - and the mindsets that populate them – are tough to revamp overnight. They take time and work to mold.
And while nothing is certain, I think Swinney is molding a durable, successful culture in Clemson. We should see the latest example of that displayed on ESPN Thursday night.

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5'9. Mixes that same outfit with different colors every day. Saiyuu wears a ponytail at night, and needs glasses to read. Saiyuu wears black shoes. Saiyuu has a black bag for her game.
Saiyuu is a total game head. She so into her games that the game she was playing last was her personality. Saiyuu is kind.(When she's not playing the game) She has a soft spot for animals but never dared to get one after her brothers death. Saiyuu is an easily angered person. Saiyuu's moods change so quickly, it isn't called split personality. Saiyuu is antisocial, and mostly stays to herself. Saiyuu is usually calm, but is very arrogant. Saiyuu is overconfident when it comes to games. Saiyuu thinks she can't be beat in her games and has been right so far. Saiyuu's competitive nature sets her character perfectly. She has never lost a game to anyone except her older brother. Saiyuu is open about her emotions, and isn't afraid to tell them. Saiyuu can be open-minded. Sometimes.
Saiyuu's parents thought that she was too antisocial, and decided to bring her here. Saiyuu was always an inside person, who would rather play games than face life. Eventually the games took over her life style, and she became antisocial. Saiyuu decided that if she had games she didn't need anyone. She started locking her door from the inside so her family didn't 'interrupt' her gaming time. After awhile Saiyuu began to hate real life, and doesn't play around when it comes to games. When Saiyuu isn't playing, she's thinking of new strategies. Saiyuu's mom is the one who 'trapped' her in the facility. Saiyuu snuck her game system into the program. Saiyuu gets outrageously angry when people touch her game system.
Saiyuu's brother died in a car accident. Saiyuu received the game system from her brother after he died and never put it down afterwards. The day Saiyuu turned on the game was the sadist day of her life. The screen saver was her. Saiyuu found a little journal on the system that was all about her since she was a baby, and up until he died. Saiyuu couldn't crack the codes on all the notes so she doesn't know what other things her brother said about her. Saiyuu is very close to the system because to her, the system IS her brother. Any thoughs and memories her brother had were on the systems journal. This is why Saiyuu is never seen without it. Saiyuu had a very hard time with taking the game, but she took it out of sorrow.
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Prim played around Saiyuu's shoulders and on her head. "Poom" She cried, nibbling on something. "What are you eating Prim?" Saiyuu said looking up to find a nibbled oran berry in Prims paws. "Pom♪" She cried. "Prim, where did you get that?" Saiyuu frowned. "Pom.." She cried pointing to Saiyuu's open berry pouch. "Prim. You should ask for things." Saiyuu scolded lightly. Prim nodded and closed the pouch. "Time to switch. Prim, return." Saiyuu said switching to Togi's PokèBall.
Togi twirled around a d then jumped into Saiyuu's arms. "Alright!" Saiyuu cried playfully. Saiyuu stepped in front of route 2. "Do you think we're ready Togi?" Saiyuu asked, looking down at the pokèmon in her arms. "To togi" He responded. "Alright. If you think so." Saiyuu turned back to town and went to route 1. A Spearow was pecking at it's feathers near a tree.
"Alright Togi, use growl!" Saiyuu said letting Togi jump down and charge. When Togi was close he growled with all his might. "Tooogiii!" He growled, startling the spearow who recovered with sand attack. Togi was showing the obvious. He couldn't see the Spearow. Something was moving swiftly through the dust toward Togi. "Togi, jump!" Saiyuu called. Togi obeyed, but the spearow simply flew upwards and used peck. Togi was knocked back down, but he quickly recovered. The spearow was coming down again. "Now Togi, use bite!" Saiyuu said. Togi jumped on the Spearow, who tried to throw him off. Togi clung to the Spearow amd used bite. The Spearow was damaged but continued to try to buck Togi off.
"Alright, use bite again!" Saiyuu called. Togi bit the Spearow, who begun to lose altitude. Togi jumped off as the spearow continued to fall. The spearow got up and used gust on Togi who flew back on a tree. "To.. Togi.." Togi rose but he was wobbling.
"Hang in there Togi! Use return!" Saiyuu called.
This is it. If Togi misses or Spearow dodges, Togi's going to faint,
Saiyuu thought. Togi surged for the spearow, striking out wildly at it. When Saiyuu looked up it was over. The Spearow had fainted. Getting up again, the spearow flew off. "Togi, great job!" Saiyuu said running over. "You did great so get a good rest." She said returning him to his ball, and heading to the Pokèmon Center.
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If We Can't 'Fear Not,' Let's Fear Better
Remember the color-coded terror threat alert system implemented by the Department of Homeland Security after September 11? Each color represented a different threat level; the greater the threat, the more vigilant citizens should be.
That scale was replaced in 2011 with the National Terrorism Advisory System, which offered more specific designations and steps communities, agencies, and private citizens can take to protect themselves or prevent an attack. According to Homeland Security, this newer system "recognizes that Americans all share responsibility for the nation's security, and should always be aware of the heightened risk of terrorist attack in the United States and what they should do." In other words, it's more realistic and more helpful to simply accept significant risk as reality.
The old alert system never went to green (low risk) or blue (guarded). It stayed at yellow (elevated risk) most of the time and occasionally moved to orange (high risk). Yellow became the color of everyday life. Yellow became easy to ignore as we learned to live in a new normal.
While such adaptation can turn into complacency, it's also a healthy process—we are not designed to be chronically on guard. In fact, a long-term state of fear is detrimental to every system in our bodies, most notably to our brains. Fear is a good thing in its place; out of bounds it can literally rewire the brain and cause us to think and behave very differently. So learning to live with a new normal is good for us, but it doesn't mean we're safe.
In 2016, we continue to increase security measures and vigilance, usually in response to nothing more specific than a general sense of vulnerability. We find ourselves living in a culture taxed by fear. This is, of course, one of terrorism's primary goals—and unfortunately it's having its intended effect as we wisely restrict certain freedoms and unwisely allow fear to take over.
After November's coordinated terror attacks in Paris, cities across the US increased security measures in anticipation of the same possibility. Officials emphasized they weren't responding to any specific threats, merely acting "out of an abundance of caution." Airports around the world heightened security, as did the NFL and other major sports leagues.
More recently, in response to the federal government's designation, the Rose Parade employed far more serious safety measures than ever before. The holiday season saw beefed-up security measures in force at shopping malls, at Disney World and other Orlando theme parks, and even the North Dakota State Capitol building, which has a tradition of pride over its openness to the public. In all these cases, there wasn't a specific threat, only the context of a threatening environment.
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When it comes to music, anything goes at The Scala in London. Fancy some indie or gangsta rap? How about electronica or pop? You might even stumble on a night of steampunk, folk or cabaret.
This former cinema has been hosting cool club nights and gigs for years. Spandau Ballet got together at The Scala!
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Meh! If they can get more toilets, better bars, with more barmen that are actually helpful then there's a possibility that a night out here would work well. There is an issue with the aircon in the top level room as at one point I thought I was in a sauna rather than a club. Sound system is good and love the many stairs leading to the rooms which can give you a break from the crowded dance...more
I've been to a fair few gigs here in my time and having experience of a lot of London gig venues, this is one of my favourites.
The security are some of the nicest I've come across. At Scala the staff look through your bag, do a quick pat down search and if you look young ask for ID. Unlike other venues, where if you have food or drink you have to put it in the bin, Scala use a cloakroom...more
I love Scala it is quite different from other venues, there is an endless amount of corridors, stairs and rooms, everything is very dark & looks amazing in the low lighting they use.
I been here for a couple of boxing events & one music venue and i have to say every time they did a great job with the sound & lights. The location makes it excellent for a night out as it is only 2 minutes from...more
This place has a great vibe, but you need to know what you're getting yourself into. Went with a good mate of mine on a Saturday night to meet up with a girl he met online. Though we never ended up finding her, both of us had a blast.
Scala is first and foremost a rock & roll club / venue. Never have I been in a place with more concentration of tattoos on both guys and girls outside of a...more
Woah Scala.
I lived in King's Cross for a while and never knew this venue existed. But I would come back here in a heartbeat.
This is a multi-level spot to see shows, and it's just what I want from an event. It's intimate, the sound is great, you can see the stage from multiple vantage points and it's a lot of fun.
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Tom Corcoran (politician)
Thomas Joseph Corcoran (born May 23, 1939) is an American politician. He served four terms in Congress as a U.S. Representative from Illinois (1977-1984). He is a Republican.
Corcoran was born in Ottawa, LaSalle County, Illinois. He graduated from Marquette High School in Ottawa in 1957. He received a B.A. from the University of Notre Dame in 1961 and did graduate work at University of Illinois, the University of Chicago, and Northwestern University.[1]
He served in the United States Army from 1963 to 1965 and then went into politics, serving in staff positions for the State of Illinois Office in Washington, D.C. from 1969 to 1972 and the office of the president of the Illinois Senate.
After serving as vice president of the Chicago-North Western Transportation Co. from 1974 to 1976, he was elected to Congress in 1977 and was re-elected three times. He resigned in 1984 to run for the U.S. Senate but lost to incumbent Senator Charles Percy in the primary.
He was appointed to the Board of Directors of United States Synthetic Fuels Corporation in 1984 by President Ronald Reagan.[2] His term was supposed to run through 1990, but the Corporation was abolished in 1985.[3]
- ^ Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress: Thomas Joseph Corcoran
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"The Bishop Simon Bruté Lectures are wonderful opportunities for the Marian University community and the general public to learn about key issues in Christian identity. The Bishop Simon Bruté College Seminary has been a wonderful partner in co-sponsoring these lectures with us each year. This year the Bishop Simon Bruté Lecture also celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Vatican II document on the Church, Lumen Gentium. We look forward to a wonderful evening of reflection on theology and politics with Fr. Robinson," said Mark Reasoner, associate professor of biblical theology at Marian University.
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Edwards practiced Tuesday for the first time since his injury early in the game Sept. 18 against Dallas, the lone loss for San Francisco (5-1) so far. While he looked to be running and cutting well during the short portion of the workout open to the media, Harbaugh said Wednesday there still needs to be "more evaluation" of Edwards this week to determine his status for Sunday.
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Edwards was back on the practice field Wednesday running routes and catching passes from quarterback Alex Smith and certainly appeared to be full strength. Smith threw to Edwards some during the bye week, too.
Could this be a little gamesmanship on Harbaugh's part to keep the Browns' "salty" defense -- as he refers to it -- guessing ahead of the game? You never know with the Niners' first-year coach, who insists he needs no friends across the league but only those within team headquarters and the players he goes to work with every Sunday.
Cleveland native and San Francisco safety Donte Whitner figures Edwards will do all he can to get on the field Sunday at Candlestick Park.
"I hope he does. I think he will," Whitner said. "I'm sure he'll be pretty fired up to play against those guys, and I would be too if I used to play for them."
Harbaugh said several other injured players he hoped to have back also remain question marks for Sunday, including right guard Adam Snyder (right shoulder stinger), linebacker Parys Haralson (hamstring) and cornerback Tramaine Brock (broken left hand).
"I might have been a little overly optimistic in general about the guys who may be back for this ballgame," Harbaugh said. "We'll assess it and sort of take it day by day. I might have been overly optimistic how far along some of the fellas were. ... The guys are going through something right now and they're working through it."
Edwards spent the first five seasons of his NFL career with the Browns, making the Pro Bowl in 2007, before playing the past two with the New York Jets.
The 49ers are eager to get him back for his big-play ability, especially after losing Josh Morgan to a season-ending leg injury Oct. 9 against Tampa Bay. Morgan underwent surgery to have pins inserted in a broken bone in his lower right leg.
"You hope to get him back but who knows," Smith said of Edwards. "It'll be a little adjustment. He's out for a few weeks coming back."
The 28-year-old Edwards received a $3.5 million, one-year contract in August, giving him a fresh start out West in the West Coast offense run by Harbaugh, another Michigan man who challenged Edwards to take responsibility for his actions at last.
Harbaugh and Edwards walked off the practice field together Wednesday before the wide receiver chose his words carefully while addressing the media.
"It's one of those things where it's new," Edwards said of his comeback. "Getting back out there, it's a mental thing as well as a physical standpoint, you have to see where you are -- so, running full speed, and then kind of gauge and trying to bend a little extra or go a direction and see how your body and your limbs handle it, and so far it's been OK."
Edwards made 53 receptions for 904 yards and seven touchdowns last season for the Jets and was determined to build on that with his new team. Until the injury delayed his progress.
Edwards, the No. 3 pick in the 2005 draft who has four catches for 48 yards this year, had his share of legal run-ins as well as successes during his tenure with the Browns. His father, Stan, has said he never felt his son was embraced by the Cleveland fans because of his Michigan ties.
No hard feelings for the younger Edwards at this stage of his career.
"They gave me an opportunity. They drafted me in the first round in 2005, so I'm very grateful to that society and the organization for taking a chance," Edwards said. "Had some good times, we had some bad times, as you do in life. But I hold no grudges toward anybody there and I still have some friends from that area."
A Cleveland judge spared Edwards jail time in July but extended his Ohio probation by one year for violating terms by driving drunk in New York City in September 2010.
In January 2010, he pleaded no contest in Cleveland to aggravated disorderly conduct after being accused of punching a friend of NBA star LeBron James.
While on his 18-month probation from the Cleveland case, Edwards was charged with driving while intoxicated in his Land Rover in Manhattan in September 2010. Police said his blood-alcohol level was twice the legal limit.
Now, Edwards' lone focus is getting back to helping the 49ers reach the playoffs after an eight-year absence -- and not disrupting an offense that's going so well.
"I'm optimistic with anything. I'm 28. I want to be out there," Edwards said. "It's pride, it's confidence, it's just wanting to get back out there. It's competition, but I have to be smart. That's one thing my mom talks to me every day about: `You have to be smart about it Braylon, just relax and see how it goes. Don't force yourself. If I'm not ready, then I'm not ready."
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Five days of prosecution testimony in the capital murder case included Rivas' confession, accounts of robbery victims who feared they would die, graphic autopsy photos and tearful remembrances from the officer's widow.
"Factually, this is horrible for the defense," said Dallas defense lawyer Barry Sorrells, who is not involved in the trial.
Rivas is the first of six Texas escapees to be tried for capital murder in the officer's death at an Irving Oshman's Sporting Goods store as he responded to a call on Christmas Eve.
Hawkins was shot 11 times, six in the head, and run over twice. Prosecutors, who rested their case Friday, say five different guns were used.
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He then walked to Hawkins' window and fired at the officer's left shoulder. Just as Hawkins finally raised his hands, gunfire erupted from elsewhere, hitting Hawkins, but also striking Rivas twice, he wrote in the handwritten statement.
Defense attorneys had objected to Rivas' confession being used as evidence since he hadn't consulted with a lawyer before he gave it. However, state District Judge Molly Francis allowed the jury to hear the confession and read copies of it because Rivas had waived his right to an attorney.
Rivas pleaded "mute" to the charge of capital murder. The judge entered a plea of innocent on his behalf.
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Rivas was serving one of 17 life sentences, mostly for armed robbery, when he and six others broke out of the Connally Unit near Kenedy in South Texas and led authorities on a nationwide manhunt before being arrested six weeks later in Colorado. A seventh inmate committed suicide there.
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May 11, 2005 11:25AM PST
Well I'm almost done with school, sorta. As of this week I only need to go to three classes, for the next 3 weeks, which are only held on thursday and friday. Which means that every week I get a 5 day weekend, not too shabby at all. Figured I passed one of my hard classes, with a decent enough grade, so I only have one more to go...should pass that with a C or so. 5 day weekend, HA! I love it.
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is always welcome. wow 3 comments total since I started this damned blog. I'm moving on up.
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Imagine vascular intervention can be performed in continous 3D imaging (CT flouroscopy) without increasing dose - what advantages would that have ?
Those 4D can then be displayed in volume rendering or multiplanar reformations. Imagine, real 3D vascular roadmapping would become feasible ? Can you think of any advantages ? Any new procedures that can be performed ? Will it make vascular interventions faster and more secure ?


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Halle Berry has confessed all about her sex life, saying that her orgasms have gotten better as she's gotten older.
The stunning Oscar winner, who has just been voted the Sexiest Woman Alive by Esquire, told the magazine: "You know that stuff they say about a woman being responsible for her own orgasms? That's all true, and, in my case, that makes me responsible for pretty damn good orgasms.
"They're much better orgasms than when I was 22, and I wouldn't let a man control that. ... Not anymore. Now, I'd invite them to participate."
"I've learned my tricks. I know what I like. I do not wait around. I initiate. And I'm not all about frequency — I favor intensity."
Halle admitted that if her romance with Gabriel Aubry — the father of her baby — ever ended, she wouldn't be looking for a boy toy to satisfy her sexually.
She confided: "Men in their 20s? Forget it."
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Unusual Biblical Baby Names
A minor Old Testament prophet, and a (deservedly) even more minor name. Read More
A chief member of the tribe of Benjamin, and another obscure Old Testament name that few parents, even those tired of Aaron and Zachary, would consider. But with a pronunciation that rhymes with... Read More
This name of an influential Old Testament king of Judah is one that would challenge even the most adventurous biblical name-seeker, but it does have the modernizing short forms Zeke or Kiah. Read More
Since so many of the biblical prophet names -- Daniel, Jonah, Nathan, Samuel -- are overused, you might want to consider this distinctive alternative. Hosea was the author of the book of... Read More
Jabez has a rare combo of three appealing elements: a Biblical heritage, a captivating Southern accent, and a jazzy feel. It was popular with the Pilgrims and on into the nineteenth century... Read More
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Jotham is an Old Testament name that today would certainly be the only one in his class, having something of an urban feel via its similarity to the word 'gotham'. In the Bible one Jotham is the... Read More
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NCAA Tourney's biggest winners and losersMarch 25, 2013 – 12:47 am by Hickey
Sixteen teams remain in this year's NCAA tournament, which means we've had plenty of winners and losers over the course of the first two rounds. But who has won or lost the most?
Here's a region-by-region look at the best and worst the tournament has had to offer so far.
Biggest Winner: Marquette.
The Golden Eagles were toast against Davidson in the first round. Then they somehow hit three straight 3-pointers down the stretch after starting the game 2-for-14 from outside.
Even that wasn't going to be enough until the 14th-seeded Wildcats chucked a half-court pass out-of-bounds in the waning seconds to give Marquette the ball and a shot at the win, which Vander Blue made way too easily in the lane for the 59-58 win.
Marquette nearly returned the horrible pass out-of-bounds favor to Butler in the second round, but the Bulldogs looked that gift horse in the mouth by launching one of the single-worst buzzer beating attempts ever witnessed as Andrew Smith's one-handed 3 attempt for the win looked more fit for a shot put competition.
Biggest Loser: Fans of the underdog (and UNLV).
They got their moment in the sun in every other bracket, but fans of the plucky underdog didn't get much in the East, where the only upset of the first two rounds came in the form of 12-seed Cal beating No. 5 UNLV just 45 minutes from its Berkeley campus — not exactly a case of rewarding the better team.
Biggest Winner: LaSalle
As was the case for VCU two years ago, getting placed in the play-in game is working wonders for one of the final at-large teams in the tournament field.
The Explorers beat Boise State, Kansas State and Ole Miss and now will have a shot at the Elite Eight if it can beat 9-seed Wichita State.
Biggest Losers: Steve Alford and Gonzaga
In future brackets, pick Alford-coached teams and the Zags at your own risk.
Just as he did at Iowa in 2006, Alford took a team into the tournament as a 3-seed and didn't even get out of the first round. His New Mexico team was a trendy Final Four pick, but everyone making that pick seems to have forgotten that The Pit is one of the greatest home-court advantages in college basketball. The Lobos were clearly not the same team away from those comfortable environs against Harvard. And now they are stuck with Alford after inking him to a 10-year extension the night before the tourney.
Gonzaga is also turning into a perennial tournament disappointment after becoming America's original mid-major darling more than a decade ago. The Bulldogs finally earned a No. 1 seed, but struggled to get past No. 16 Southern before getting bounced by a tougher Wichita State team.
Biggest Winner: Louisville
No one in America is looking hotter than the Cardinals right now after a pair of blowout wins. It's as simple as that. This is the team to beat.
Biggest Loser: Whoever seeded Oregon
Some of you would probably vote for Ram Boy, but that's just mean.
Somehow the Pac-12 tournament champion, ranked 25th in the final AP poll, was only good enough to draw a 12th seed in the NCAA tournament.
The only teams to get screwed over more than the Ducks were opponents Oklahoma State and Saint Louis, both of whom ended up playing a team far better than they deserved to face in the first or second rounds. Seriously, Oregon got the same seed as Akron? Whose idea was that?
Biggest Winner: Florida Gulf Coast
Five years ago, I covered Florida Gulf Coast's first-ever game against a Big East opponent and led it thusly:
"Florida Gulf Coast spent the Martin Luther King holiday in Chicago searching for the landmark win of the program's short Division I history."
They didn't get it that night, losing to DePaul 92-60. Fast forward to the present and FGCU has more than cleared the 32-point gap that separated it from the Blue Demons. (Chances are that score would be reversed).
It's not just that the Eagles are the first 15-seed to ever advance to the Sweet 16 — it's how they are doing it. FGCU is putting fun back into a sport that is getting duller each season thanks to early exiting stars and a proliferation of Bo Ryan bore-us-to-death half-court offensive sets.
They run the floor, they dunk, they dance around, they shake hands with the TV crews after games — everything these guys do is fun.
And get this — the only reason FGCU is D-I is because the Division II Sunshine State Conference didn't want them when the school was attempting to transition from the NAIA level. How do you like them apples, Rollins College?
Biggest Loser: Ben Howland
For a moment Akron looked like it would be the runaway biggest loser in the tournament field after getting blown out by VCU due to its starting point guard being in jail on drug trafficking charges and two other starters having the flu on game day.
But Howland, who was fired after 10 years in Westwood, takes the cake by becoming the first coach that made this year's tournament to lose his job.


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New Jersey State Senate President Steve Sweeney insists that scrapping Rutgers' board of trustees would bolster the independence of the state university, including its Camden campus.
"It's an antiquated system of governance," the Gloucester County Democrat told me Wednesday, suggesting the current structure - Rutgers has separate boards of trustees and governors - is a relic of history.
"Just because something's been around for 250 years doesn't mean it's warranted," he said, dismissing the board as "a bunch of rich people . . . whose views are sometimes driven more by self-importance than by what's best for the school."


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The infinitely thick potential barrier of Figure 1.18 (a) can be considered a crude approximation to the potential barrier at the surface of a semiconductor (see Figure 1.12).
(b) How would you construct a potential well (thin region of lower potential energy bounded by region of higher potential energy? Potential wells are widely used in lasers, photodectors, and heterojunction bipolar transistors.


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Toronto mayor Rob Ford really loves it when his country succeeds. He loves it so much that he is willing to take some pain.
A few days ago, Ford was really excited when Canada's women's hockey team pulled off a miraculous comeback against the United States to win the gold medal. The 44-year-old took it up a notch when the men's team won gold at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.
Canada came away with a 3-0 victory over Sweden on Sunday to capture its second straight gold medal. Apparently the mayor got a big reckless with his celebration:
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The California sea lion is found from southern Mexico to southwestern Canada. The breeding areas of the California sea lion are on islands located in southern California in the U.S. and in western Baja California and the Gulf of California in Mexico. Males establish breeding territories May through July on both land and in the water. Females come ashore in May and June where they give birth to a single pup 4 to 5 days after arrival. Females nurse pups for about a week before going on their first feeding trip. They alternate feeding trips with nursing bouts until the pup is weaned between at 4 and 10 months of age. In normal years, adult and juvenile males migrate as far north as British Columbia, Canada while females and pups remain in southern California waters in the non-breeding season. In warm water (El Niño) years, some females are found as far north as Washington and Oregon, presumably following prey. Adult males can be as large as 2.4 m and 390 kg; adult females average 2m and 110 kg.
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Senior right-fielder Beau Hearod was tabbed as the District III Player of the Year by the NCBWA, marking the second consecutive year and the third time since 1999 a Crimson Tide player as been honored by the baseball writers.
Jeremy Brown, a 2002 first-round draft selection by the Oakland Athletics and 2002 Johnny Bench award winner, was named District III Player of the Year last year by the NCBWA. Andy Phillips, the school's all-time home run leader, won the inaugural District III Player of the Year award in 1999 and was one of the three finalists for the prestigious Dick Howser Trophy, which is presented to the NCBWA Player of the Year.
From the ranks of these standouts, Southern University's Rickie Weeks was named the winner of the 2003 Dick Howser Trophy. The first-team NCBWA All-American and first-round draft pick was presented the award at a cermony at the 2003 College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska on Friday, June 13.
Pitcher Chris Lambert of Boston College is the first Eagle to cop NCBWA District I Player of the Year. An All-Big East First Team selection for the second straight season, he finished with an 8-2 record and was fourth in the Big East with a 2.71 earned run average. The sophomore also had seven complete games, 88 strikeouts and held opponents to a .216 average. Last season, he was just the second freshman in Big East history (Charles Nagy, Connecticut) to be named the league's Pitcher of the Year.
The District II honoree is Mike Rozema of St. John's. He led the Big East with a .408 batting average, a total that ranks 27th nationally. Named to the all-conference first team, the junior ranked in the top 10 in the Big East in both hits (80) and on base percentage (.460). He also totaled 44 runs, 12 doubles, four triples, 13 stolen bases and 33 RBI during 2003.
In District III, outfielder Beau Hearod of Alabama garners accolades. The senior started all 62 games for the Crimson Tide this season, leading the team with 20 home runs and 82 RBI to go along with a .346 batting average. An All-SEC First Team choice, he was also named the MVP of the SEC Championship. Hearod is the second straight Alabama player to win in the district, following catcher Jeremy Brown in 2002. Phillips won the inaugural District III Player of the Year award in 1999.
South Carolina pitcher David Marchbanks is the winner in District IV. The junior was named the Southeastern Conference Pitcher of the Year in 2003. He is tied for second in the nation in victories with a 14-2 record and a 2.36 ERA. He leads the SEC in wins, innings pitched (126) and earned run average. Marchbanks has 92 strikeouts this year, allowing just 19 walks. He is 30-7 in three years as a Gamecock.
District V features pitcher Scott Lewis of Ohio State. The Big Ten Conference Pitcher of the Year, Lewis leads the league in ERA (1.61), strikeouts (127), batters struck out looking (33) and opponent batting average (.160). The sophomore has been All-Big Ten First Team each of his first two seasons and was the leading pitcher for the Buckeyes with a 9-1 record and 83.2 innings pitched. Earlier this year, he recorded 36 strikeouts in back-to-back outings, when he fanned 20 versus Iowa and followed with 16 against Indiana.
From District VI the NCBWA selected a Nebraska standout for the fourth straight year when first baseman Matt Hopper was named. The Big 12 Player of the Year, Hopper led the Huskers in nearly every offensive category with a .382 average, 89 hits, 74 runs, 22 home runs and 66 runs batted in. The fifth-year senior also holds school and conference career marks in five categories: hits (338); home runs (64); RBI (271); total bases (591) and runs scored (246). NU's Jeff Leise won the honor in 2002, following former Huskers Dan Johnson (2001) and Shane Komine (2000).
Two players share the organization's District VII choice - Tulane first baseman Michael Aubrey and second baseman Rickie Weeks of Southern. Aubrey was named the 2003 Conference USA Player of the Year, leading the league with a .420 average, 102 hits and 79 RBI. The junior also had 18 home runs and 20 doubles, plus a conference-best .505 on-base percentage. Aubrey is the third straight player from Tulane (James Jurries; Jake Gautreau) to win in the district award. Weeks was the No. 2 overall selection in this week's MLB draft. The junior leads the nation in hitting with a .479 batting average. He also ranks among the national leaders in home runs (16, 0.31 per game), triples (7, 0.14) and runs batted in (66, 1.29).
First baseman Billy Becher of New Mexico State is the District VIII Player of the Year. The junior leads the NCAA in both home runs (32) and RBI (118) and is the only player in the nation who has driven in more than 100 runs. The Sun Belt Conference Player and Newcomer of the Year, he finished '03 with a .420 batting, a mark that is 13th nationally. He had 105 hits, 76 runs scored, 16 doubles and a .900 slugging percentage. Becher is the second straight Aggie to win District VIII accolades, following outfielder Ryan Kenning's recognition in 2002.
Finally, the District IX selection was Dustin Pedrioa of Arizona State. A sophomore shortstop, he is No. 8 in the country with a .423 batting average. He broke the Pac-10 record for doubles (34) and has a league-best 120 hits, including 41 multi-hit games. He also had four separate hitting streaks of 10 or more games en route to sharing the Pac-10 Player of the Year award. The Tempe Regional Most Outstanding Performer, Pedrioa also tops his league with 83 runs scored, 284 at-bats, 172 total bases and 41 extra-base hits.
The nine geographic areas of each District are broken down as follows:
I: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania
II: Connecticut, West Virginia, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, District of Columbia
III: Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida
IV: Georgia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland
V: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin
VI: Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota
VII: Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana
VIII: Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Montana
IX: California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, Arizona, Alaska


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Thanks man :) appreciate the feed back.
make it bigger! :D
Yeah, I wasn't to sure on size. I think you're right though. Tad bigger to fill the shirt some more. It also looks better on white, rather than silver. The silver shirt pack was the only one I could download :(
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Firm seeks to create 1 million kid entrepreneursJuly 26th, 2012, 10:00 am by Jan Norman, small-business columnist
Kidworth, a Los Angeles financial services company, has launched a website whose goal is to create more than one million kid and teen entrepreneurs.
The website offers to help young entrepreneurs to launch a business "in three minutes or less" for free.
Kidworth started in 2010 that targeted parents who want to teach their children financial goal-setting and achievement by using technology and social media. The company says it has 24,000 users.
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A Dhammapada for Contemplation
Ajahn Munindo
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The ancient texts of the Dhammapada rendered into accessible English as themes for personal contemplation.
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — An attorney for a Tampa military mom accused of killing her two teenagers told jurors that the woman was legally insane when she pulled the trigger.
Defense attorney Jennifer Spradley told jurors Thursday during her closing argument that there is no dispute that Julie Schenecker shot her two children in January 2011, but they need to focus on her mental illness and whether she knew right from wrong. That is one legal standard in Florida for finding a defendant not guilty by reason of insanity.
Prosecutors argued earlier that the 53-year-old Schenecker shot her 16-year-old daughter Calyx and her 13-year-old son Beau because she was afraid her Army officer husband was about to divorce her and she didn't want to be alone.