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Friday night is the first night I'm going out this week. And there are two things I want to go to. One is free and starts early, so that might win out. In the WIn Out Contest my bedtime is early. So, here they are:
1) At the Poetry Project at 10pm:
Flim Forum Press presents the poetry anthology A Sing Economy, featuring readings by Jessica Smith, Stephanie Strickland, Jennifer Karmin, Thom Donovan, John Cotter, Jaye Bartell, Kate Schapira, Deborah Poe, Eric Gelsinger, and editors Matthew Klane and Adam Golaski. Flim Forum Press provides space to emerging poets working in a variety of experimental modes. Other FF volumes include the anthology Oh One Arrow and The Alps by Brandon Shimoda.
2) The Stain of Poetry: A Reading Series presents
February 27th @ 7 p.m. - Stain Bar - Williamsburg , Brooklyn
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A trademark application was filed with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) this month, clearly relating the G3 name to "mobile phones." Usually, trademark applications are reviewed by the USPTO "approximately 3 months after the filing date", so we assume that LG will have full rights over the G3 name starting May.
Coming as the successor to the well-received LG G2, the G3 might become LG's first smartphone to use a Quad HD (1440 x 2560 pixels) display. The screen could measure 5.5 inches, this giving it an incredible 534 ppi density. The new smartphone may also feature an LG-made octa-core 64-bit processor, and 3GB of RAM.
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After winning seven straight Pac-10 titles and making seven straight BCS bowl appearances, the Emerald Bowl is definitely a step down for USC, and the result of a disappointing season that saw the Trojans on the losing end of four games.
Pete Carroll, realizing that he didn't want to be in this position again, has made the bowl game against Boston College an opportunity to build his team back up and make some subtle changes for the future.
"It's a new time for us," he said. "To think anything else would be putting your head in the sand."
The bowl preparations began with two physical practices this past weekend, in which Carroll introduced the Trojan Drill, a variation of the famously grueling Oklahoma Drill, which really set the tone for an intense couple of weeks.
"We did something on that weekend that made sense to these guys and I think it kicked us into a different mentality that we need to be in," Carroll said. "We will see if we can carry that over and keep going.
"It's all about sustaining this level of competition on the practice field that makes a difference."
Like the entire 2009 squad, freshman quarterback Matt Barkley entered the season with a lot of confidence and potential, but limped down the stretch after a long season that included some major struggles and costly injuries.
But instead of dwelling on the failures of the regular season, Barkley says the team is motivated and optimistic for the fresh start that a bowl game provides.
"We are turning the page. It's a new start," Barkley said. "It's already a new beginning and I think this break off really helped in just letting us realize that it's a new season already. It's time to pick it back up and get ready to beat the Eagles.
"I have tried to forget about a lot that has happened, even the good wins, and really turn the page to start something new with this game."
After suffering their worst season since 2001, Carroll felt a change in the team's mentality was needed to get back to the success that they have enjoyed the previous seven seasons.
"We have to climb our way back up and we have to do that in a particular manner," Carroll said.
While it's way too early to know if the Trojans have started to make the necessary progress, because actions are always more valuable than words, Carroll believes the right steps are being made in the road back to the top of the Pac-10.
"I feel like we have set a course for us that redirects us a little bit about how we go about stuff, to make sure that we take note of what just occurred, so that we can fix things, adjust, make sure that we are maxing out with our approach and mentality as we grow back into being the kind of team that we'd love to be," said Carroll.
To Stay or Not to Stay…
After a disappointing sophomore season in which he lost his starting spot to Clay Matthews III, USC defensive end Everson Griffen has shown growth in 2009 under the watchful eye of defensive line coach Jethro Franklin.
Griffen earned All-Pac-10 second team honors by recording 44 tackles and a team-high 8 sacks, but did he display enough production and maturity to warrant a jump to the NFL?
That is the question that Griffen will have to make in the coming weeks. The 6-3, 265-pound junior admitted that he has given some thought to his future plans but is in no rush to make a decision.
"I gave it a little bit of thought, and put my evaluation in like all the other juniors do, and I am just waiting to get that back," Griffen said.
Jan. 15th is the deadline for underclassmen to declare for the NFL draft and the talented junior said he plans to take his time and consult his parents and coaches before letting his intentions known.
"I have to talk it over with my parents and coaches and see what best fits me, and is going to benefit me in the long run."
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- Injured tailback Stafon Johnson made his first appearance at practice since suffering a life-threatening throat injury on Sept. 28th. Johnson has started working out and Carroll said considering entering the NFL draft.
"We continue to talk," Carroll said. "We are just waiting for the doctors to clear him to really declare what's going on. He is thinking about coming out."
- USC tailback Allen Bradford banged his knee when he was hit by a defender during a 9-on-7 drill and left practice early. Bradford said he had an MCL strain but no structural damage. Bradford and Pete Carroll both said he would be fine to play in the Emerald Bowl on the 26th.
"He was concerned because he got hit right on it but the trainers said they thought he was totally stable and everything was OK," Carroll said.
- USC wide receiver David Ausberry continues to make progress during practice and is expected to be available for the Emerald Bowl, Carroll said.
- USC Freshman quarterback Matt Barkley has started watching tape of Boston College's defense and has been impressed with their play and their size in particular.
"I have watched a couple of games. Big guys, big physical defense, I don't know if it's typical east coast but big solid defense," Barkley said. "They play their keys well and it will be a good matchup with their size and our speed."
Quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates agreed with Barkley's assessment, adding: "Their strength is their physical mentality. They are just tough character people. They are going to come and it's going to be a bar fight."
- USC was named the Team of the Decade by SportsIllustrated.com on Thursday. In the decade, the Trojans won seven straight Pac-10 titles, made seven straight BCS bowl appearances, won two national championships and had three Heisman Trophy winners (Carson Palmer, Matt Leinart, Reggie Bush).
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Big O and Michael are discussing the Red Sox offseason moves and how much importance pitching is to the organization.
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So let me ask -- this like should. Should we get more excited here in New England about the possibility serious discussions now with Ryan Dempster. Or do you think out there and Anaheim and the extended. A Southern California area do you think -- get excited about the possibility of Josh Hamilton behind Trout rules. Hamilton and -- would be after him in the lineup what do you think there's more excitement right now. Well I think there's more excitement with you. Ryan -- Because you would like about it you've been preaching about pitching. It's important problem talking to -- good pitching so don't write the answers you wanted to. It I would take Ryan Dempster on a short flyer. Just to fill in the gap he -- each of us each and they're listening is it where's Richard. -- David. -- not a disaster though I was experience in the American League last year second half. In Texas was not it would his earned run average was five something it was great to gains against the Red Sox remember that mr. Buffett. Yeah it got off to a got to a bad start. I would Texas that he was able to calm down a bit as the Ari went down a bit. It wasn't so so great in India Tony playoff no playoff game I was will play game. I was not real good players that aren't regular date. A an Arlington and I was down. -- now that was it should have been in Dayton because that's where -- candidates. All of the plays well mostly the NFL's -- at some teams expansion may -- -- -- games there some the a hostile work I'm not happy -- get into that a little bit later like. The team Napoli thing continues to be a mystery here this is this classic -- it's interesting now I was adventures to. Because that but maybe Hamilton I got yesterday get a little excited I said the mean they have finally. Found their way -- it said to themselves why waste the for -- -- We could spend a few quarter -- million we get ourselves a judge Anthony. Them look like that's what's up. And you know you look at it would give Los Angeles. It really is it's it's a Tug of -- big name players. I wondered one of those teams is gonna win. Doing it this way of the Dodgers have -- the money so they're going about their son. You know big time guys they picked up -- inherited picked -- guys you know last year Adrian Gonzales Carl Crawford. Now. The angels though it was still I know people consider us. Orange County team which had to be Los Angeles area which had to be lost. How else in the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim California though Lou -- Maloney of the hardest things go from -- go from Apple's last offseason. Trying to get the best player this player this off season. Josh Hamilton. But what does it mean does that mean it. They're favorites watch their favorite pretty pretty good now get it becomes a good hit Gooden did it make the playoffs that -- That's correct it's weird that is correct but everybody's goal right now is to make the playoffs especially with the added team. That you have and each each league right now I think it creates more excitement and just not sure. I don't feel the excitement with Red Sox -- does that mean they're. But it's not scared a lot of things could happen I also not crazy about continually signing. Older players. If you because guess what you've got to do when the season. With the idea that you -- lose a couple of them for portions of the year because older guys not only get. Injured a little bit more maybe some of them wearing out of your body but take longer to recover. I don't think anybody takes logical holes I got but this is this the best they can have come up with it -- yet that -- This is this. As adults what all the guys -- sincere about the thing. Other pictures that's where it gets way out of a great way music is is a one that's why you have to me in the right market you you get today carriage to the one year deals on a bunch of -- -- and in -- I would. I would take any error with one year over over -- and I don't I don't think they try to get that here that you didn't get out of that little Red Sox go well done it started -- -- -- Elevated it you don't do that paid him anymore. The effort he's suffered -- right. Don't tell you might regret is. You do your job and in Mary did you know men don't come back to me until I have Dan here but he did not do that for him. Jack failure to forget all want him and -- what we have we got a one year deal for you that's what it's twelve million dollars. Particularly he left and went to Washington. And yet but it went in with the nationals. Who word of the best team in the regular season best -- nationally. -- players this team is not that talented team this -- really challenged. And that's the best they can do Dempster will eat some innings for -- is no question about that. You asked for what you're asking for your time and on and on an awful. -- basket for going out and making deals. I told you do what's the tree for that tree I -- in the free agency that would sign guys for one yeah I would on the Guinea. Eric I -- moved up on him. I would go on the thirteenth fourteenth 53. Million dollars is nothing for them. One year ago. Because that's if you feel that they'll also let the other guys are ready here. In a year from that's what you do that's the stopgap. Going three -- -- -- or overpay him for two. Overpaying for two problem. -- will be disaster and hit the three probably is not a Smart move but it's got to make trades and I don't I don't right. Ultimately they draw -- alarmist stories every now -- it happened it happened real particular about. You know the holidays or shop owner Bob Gibson on it and have a parent body. Yeah and I. I don't know I'm not good. -- -- one not -- -- obsessed with I'm telling you that I would have done. Want to try to do one year deals that maybe they will with the remaining guys refuse free agent bull. Try to do one year deals to juicy bit of Iran and see if it works out -- -- one your -- in the range year. And they and they corporation. Tokyo raised here and a couple weeks ago with. -- Johnson embracing the the average. -- shy away from it got to make deals -- pitching. The only way they can do it to make deals they don't want obviously. A -- any of these prospect -- hold on so. That's the way they wanna do business will see how it all works out that's all you can do. Amazing to me in watching this stuff. Nationally. About the patriots game of the 49ers coming up on its. -- think about it if all of the the pressure we talked about yet is on. Calling -- all of the pressure is on him on the other. Imagine if he comes in. To Gillette Stadium on Sunday and he can hold listing often and a week later. In Seattle that's what you is eagle. He's banking on this yet. Is ready to make it to that next level where we think -- go here and actually means to sports. You know -- that may not be it a badly. We may have guard to forward this on public -- Alex I think it is as simple as this. Jeopardy who Harbaugh -- says. Really good fond of for a couple years maybe maybe even longer maybe. For the time he was that Nevada. Even before looking at -- before the draft it may have been watching this guy for a couple of years that object this Micah. This is simply this this kind of office that we got to run the Simpsons or forty -- Announcement is a good quarterback but for the office that we're running. -- jeopardy is better suited for this office announced it has to win a game fours. I'm not saying easily quarterback -- a doorstep that he's just the best guys that we have to run his office Alex Smith was the best guy last year. -- -- it was a rookie. Now the jeopardy cast of more experience. I wanna put him in the. Maybe it was a couple could be I I don't know why you don't do that though. In the offseason because you're glad it's -- consecutive year and the the other one with me is that you've used to kid a little bit in using the option and when -- -- -- wildcat. Kidd played at the pistol offense in college. I think that was the knock on them if you remember my college he's gonna quarterback. He runs that that festival lately actually asked to sit back pocket every every Sunday and actually you know throwing traditional. You know parole office. So I used in the gimmick plays during the course of the year. And then you get to the point where Alex Smith says the concussion I get completely -- that terrific game he has that great game against Chicago. I thought Chicago's defense was vastly overrated you had many conversations about them. They were not only forcing turnovers but they were scoring on those hours but that dried up. And somebody to give credit he was great there. But now they've altered their offense. You know they all did their profits what 676. The left of -- -- kind of altered their running this -- a lot -- that was where he -- a little warm but just over. Look at the office and the guys that you have to be concerned about is still got Frank Gore as tiger's entered. You still have which I think by the -- to keep that option being successful at every -- that your -- right you have to keep peeled to Frank Gore. And that's where cabinet shortly that's we fifty -- problem is that they've got gore. Is still the Robert Davis. You still -- -- Crabtree so is it not -- that you have is the same group. And -- they operate look at the profits operate if ever duplicate that team that team has everything everything in place. For a quarterback to step in the -- not. Increasing their score. You would think it by putting him in there and running more of something he was familiar with the gimmick whatever you wanna call it. It's it hasn't necessarily worked for them to this point did not scoring more so. Listen I I I get why Harbaugh did he did not have thing. That Alex Smith could take him to the next well thought that he did get them about as far as they got last year even know what Alex -- -- But the difference is coming in new England and the team that forces turnovers. And it noticed that the Chicago. But this team forces turnovers. Alex Smith doesn't trouble for this kid is going to be really jail -- could be. Could be a superstar after Sunday that motivates women to sit in a Monday and saying to ourselves man -- decades yet. He is they got a special. Well I'll I'll I'll tell you. I doubt about -- and hold it hold onto this product is it that. Have yet to hold onto it is it is one. 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I took my mom and dad to the first ever Hewitt Barter Fest on Saturday, September 18. I thought it would be fun to take my parents to a small event nearby since they live eight miles up the road in Wadena.
Dad was born in Hewitt in 1921. I grew up west and north of Hewitt but the Hewitt post office continued to deliver letters to our rural route. Dad has emphysema and uses a walker because of a couple of bum knees. Mom, at 90, does pretty well but still has pain from a hip fracture eight years ago and an arm fracture earlier this year. It was a chilly day so we stayed only a short time. But we had a good time.
I bought some tulip bulbs from the local garden club. Though it was billed as a barter fest, good old fashioned cash worked, too. Other tables offered collectibles, books, clothing and junk. Later, a trailer of tires appeared. As the promotional material said, "You make the rules." Socializing was as fun as bartering.
Planned as a "Free All-day Music, Art, Camping and Swap Festival," the event was sponsored by the Hewitt Lions Club. "Bring your goods, talents & creations. Promote community, self-sufficiency and friendship." Music seemed high on the list of activities for the day with more than a dozen performers scheduled to perform on the stadium-quality stage set up in from of the old community hall. The hall has been transformed into a private studio and gallery though admittance that day didn't seem to be encouraged, lacking signage or obvious entry. Wooden bleachers were set up to accommodate music devotees and a booth offered food and beverages.
Mom, Dad and I don't know if the music held people into the wee hours of the night since we moved on so quickly. We drove around town to check out the progress in transforming the old Hewitt school into a museum and then looked for the place where Dad was born. Then we headed south on Hwy.71 to visit the new Amish Country Co-op at Bertha. More on that next time.


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Following on my P, M, A, and S post the other day, here is another good article discussing the different exposure and the different shooting modes – Programmed AE, Manual, Aperture Priority, and Shutter Priority. This article also gets into a discussion a metering modes and their effects on exposure. The article also includes a couple of thoughtful exercises. I also like the lists of resources and books about exposure.


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By Tim Seymour
On Fast Money tonight in anticipation of the change in power this week, beginning with the China 18th Party Congress.
There's been a lot of talk that the China transition is quite the one brain cell view of, nothing ever changes and this was pre-ordained with little room for deviation. Folks now are saying the recent attack on Premier Wen is indicative of a more radical conservative party, less focused on the west, and more committed to non – democratic rule. Hardliners are feared to be taking control of the Politburo's Standing Committee.
There is a ton of data out in China on Friday as well, which will give market players a chance to bet on recent solid economic recovery. Into the weekend, people will be looking for more stimulus but expectations are low, especially as the PBOC keeps attacking the reverse report market with enormous liquidity, which may be an alternative to the RRR cuts people want to see. China CPI is a another major positive and gives them much room to maneuver. Expect 1.8% CPI. Loan growth is another area where they are pumping liquidity into the system, which is a positive yet to be seen in the markets.
Either way the market has been rallying in anticipation of the move. This is due to the view that the hard landing is off the table and China has begun to grow on both manufacturing and even consumer consumption. This sets up for disappointment if we are not on firm and legitimate footing, but rather the mirage of greasing the rails for the new government in terms of public support. Recent comments from brokers and guys in the market:
- Chatter that insurance companies are redeeming/selling local index funds, taking away some of the market demand
- Chatter that recent economic data has been "propped up" heading into the 18th NPC this Thursday and that the recent numbers have been worse and will thus come in worse in coming months.
- Investors believe the SHCOMP was supported by the political needs of The Party Congress and the bounce in October was "artificial."
We think this is not the case and that China is in not only a period of real cyclical recovery, but you will see inventory rebuilding after periods of destocking. China was interested in engineering a public focus on the pumped up property market to show it will target speculation, but that there is no real retail level property bubble.


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Pat Arnold
The recent cliff-hanger over the chemical weapons used by the Syrian government against its own people demonstrates the value of having an international body that can defuse these dangerous hot spots.
The UN Wire reports that "United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon presented a plan to the Security Council calling for a 100-person team to dismantle Syria's chemical-weapons stockpiles and production facilities."
It also reports, "The United Nations chemical-weapons team working to dismantle Syria's stockpile says initial progress on the project is "promising."
The team will need to verify the documents turned over by the Syrian government as well as take care of planning and security details for the mission." There are many difficulties with fighting continuing but without the UN there would be no way to verify the destruction of the chemical weapons.
The UN Wire is a free service of the UN Foundation, and gives daily international news culled from wire services around the world especially from the UN. I urge everyone to check it out www.unfoundation.org
Most people support the UN -- a pol from a year ago states 85 percent of voters believe it is "important that the United States maintain an active role within the United Nations," while 67 percent "believe the United Nations is still needed today."
To those who disparage the UN, we can only say -- where else would we go to settle the bonfires in world relations.
If the government can start to function again, I would like to see the passage of a number of the UN Conventions that have been signed years ago by other nations. Foremost is The Convention for the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women and the Convention on the Rights of the Child
This year we celebrate the 68th birthday of the UN. The United Nations Association is celebrating its 70th birthday because Eleanor Roosevelt organized a group to support the United Nations that was in the long process of formation culminating with the signing of the charter on Oct. 24 1945.
Our local UNA is celebrating on Saturday, Oct. 26, with an International Street Festival from noon to 3 p.m. on closed-off Cooper Street in downtown Santa Cruz. Watsonville Taiko Drummers, Kuzanga Zimbaboi Marimba Band, Folklorico groups and many others will entertain on nearby Abbott Square.
Fifteen nonprofits will have booths on Cooper Street including interesting presentations by the American Red Cross and Barrios Unidos. Information is available at the United Nations Association Store at 903 Pacific Ave. It is open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Call 426-3101.
Pat Arnold is co-chair of the Santa Cruz United Nations Association.


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A few days ago Bryan Caplan wondered why economists question whether bringing someone into existence makes them better off, and I had some objections. Bryan has offered up a useful response, in which I think he has inadvertently answered his own question.
He responds to two of my challenges, in which I broadly claimed that if he were right, it would be a moral imperative which would trump all others to bring as many people into existence as possible, which seemed to violate common sense morality. He agrees that this is a bullet to bite for strict utilitarians, but adherents to other moral positions can rationalize not having to behave with an observation that begins "People who actually exist count a lot more than people who could exist but don't." This, however, answers the question he asked in the first place, which was:
If someone gives another person the gift of life, however, I've noticed that many economists suddenly become agnostic. $100? Definitely an improvement. Being alive? Meh.
It's hard to see the logic. Why would a minor gift of cash be a clear-cut gain, but a massive gift of human capital be a question mark?
Understanding that the cash gift makes someone better off requires nothing more than strict utilitarianism, the mode of analysis economists are trained in. The gift of life however requires something more than strict utilitarianism, and requires some other moral position to justify it. Furthermore, it's hard to think of a reasonable moral position according to which giving someone $100 does not make them better, whereas it is not so hard to imagine reasonable moral positions according to which the gift of life does not make someone better off. One is clear-cut and requires the usual tools of economic analysis, the other is not and requires appealing to other moral positions.
Elsewhere, and speaking of bullet biting utilitarians, Robin Hanson outlines an economic analysis of which creatures should exist and which shouldn't. But I think Robin has some big unspoken assumptions in his analysis. The general problem is we don't know the preferences of the non-existent. Here is how Robin broadly describes how the analysis of which creatures should exist should be done:
Economically, creature X should exist if it wants to exist and it can pay for itself. That is, in a supply and demand world, if our only choice is whether X should exist, then an X that wants to exist should actually exist if its lifespan cost of resources used (including paying for any net externalities) is no more than the value it gives by working for others.
The problem is that we don't know the preferences of the non-existent, and so we don't know Robin's first requirement: whether creature X wants to exist. Not only that, but according to Robin's efficiency criteria you have to know whether they prefer an existence conditional on that existence includes paying their costs, and not just existing as a freeloader. You could argue that we could poll the existing and see if they would have preferred to never exist, but we don't know whether the preferences of the non-existent have any relationship at all to the existing. In addition, for many creatures we have no way to do even this post-existence polling. How do you understand a dogs preferences for existing versus never existing? And remember, showing a preference for continuing to exist over ceasing to existing is not the same as preferring to existing over never existing.
The problem with both of their analysis is the preferences for existing versus never existing are facts simply knowable through economic analysis, and must be brought from somewhere else. That is why, contra Bryan, I don't think the value of the gift of life is not clear-cut to economists as the value of a $100 gift, and contra Robin, I don't think knowing which creatures should exist is amenable to cost-benefit analysis.
I should add that, probabilistically, by simultaneously disagreeing with Robin Hanson and Bryan Caplan, I recognize I am likely wrong. So if I were to bet on these propositions, I would bet against them.


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Nov. 28, 2009
Youngstown State at Pitt, Petersen Events Center, November 28, 2009
Pitt 72, Youngstown State 56
*Pitt extended its home win streak to 25 consecutive games. The 25-game win streak ranks third among the school's all-time longest home win streaks. The school record is 40 straight home wins from Jan. 22, 2001-Feb. 15, 2004. Pitt won its first 34 games in the Petersen Events Center.
*Pitt's 25-game home win streak ranks as the third longest win streak in NCAA Division I. According to the NCAA, the longest win streaks in Division I include: Kansas (44,), Utah State (35, play tonight vs. Southern Utah), Pitt (25), Siena (23), Missouri (22) and Dayton (21, plays tonight vs. Towson).
*The Panthers have now won a school record 42 straight at home against non-conference opponents. Pitt needs two more wins (vs. New Hampshire, Dec. 4 and Kent State, Dec. 12) to break its school record 43 game home win streak vs. non-conference opponents.
*Pitt improved to 70-1 in games played against non-conference opponents in the Petersen Events Center and improved its all-time home record to 119-10 overall at the Petersen Events Center. Head Coach Jamie Dixon now has a 36-1 record in the month of November.
*Pitt held Youngstown State to 56 points. The Panthers have now held 114 of 128 teams faced in the Petersen Events Center to less than 70 points. Pitt has held all four opponents at the Petersen Events Center this season to 60 points or less. Pitt is 135-4 over the last nine years when holding opponents to 60 points or less.
*The Panthers have now won 96 games by 10 or more points at the Petersen Events Center.
*Pitt and Youngstown State met for the seventh time in history and the first time since December 13, 2003. Pitt improved to 6-1 all-time vs. the Penguins and is now 20-11 against teams in the Horizon League. The Penguins' lone victory against Pitt came in 1976.
*With the win, Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon improved his record following a loss to 31-9. The Panthers avoided back-to-back losses throughout the entire 2008-09 season. The last time Pitt dropped back-to-back games was on Feb. 21-24 2008, against Notre Dame and Louisville.
*Pitt had four players score in double figures (Nasir Robinson, Gary McGhee, Ashton Gibbs and Brad Wanamaker). It was the first time this season that four Pitt players reached double figure scoring.
*Junior center Gary McGhee reached a career-high in points scored (12). It was McGhee's third straight game scoring in double figures. McGhee is shooting an impressive 80 percent from the field this year (20-25).
*Both McGhee and sophomore forward Nasir Robinson registered double-doubles. It was the first-ever double-double for Robinson (10 points, 10 rebounds) and the second consecutive double-double for McGhee.
*With his 14 points, Brad Wanamaker reached double figure scoring ninth time in his career and fourth time this season.
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The United States of America didn't even possess a secret service for the initial hundred years of its existence and life proceeded along. The Office of Strategic Services(OSS) was created during World War II and it did hire communists along with criminals and prostitutes and bankers and baseball players. After the war that organization was replaced by the CIA. During its sixty years of existence it is difficult to identify a single example in which the CIA forecast an important foreign policy event. From the Bay of Pigs disaster to the end of the Soviet Union to 9/11 its track record has been one mistake after another. Senator Dianne Feinstein is now upset because the inept CIA has resorted to spying on the American government. She has been demanding that the CIA provide the Senate Intelligence Committee with documents.
Feinstein charges that the CIA hacked into Senate computers in search of how United States Senators obtained information! "The CIA did not ask the committee or its staff if the committee had access to the internal review or how it got it. Instead the CIA just went ahead and searched the committee computers."
It is bad enough engaging in torture, another to directly violate the US Constitution!


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I started with "Clerks II" by myself. The movie provided a welcome dose of New Jersey. Overall the movie is quite funny, except for one or two overly gross scenes. In one scene, some nerds have a Star Wars vs. Lord of the Rings argument. I howled with laughter.
After "Clerks II," I headed back to MACC for a nice nap. Upon arising, I met Chuck and Monica and we went to see "My Super Ex-Girlfriend." A very enjoyable summer comedy. Uma Thurman excels as a super hero; much more exciting than the new Superman. Many laughs all around.
Following the movie we dined at the Texas Roadhouse next to the movie theater. The restaurant is a barbecue chain, similar to Outback (exploding onion appetizer, etc.). We had a slow waiter. It took him forever to bring the bread that is supposed to be placed as soon as you sit down. Then we had to ask three times for silverware. Chuck ordered a salad and he had to wait because he had the salad, but no silverware. The food is excellent. I had the half-rack ribs dinner with sweet potato and mixed vegetables. The ribs were juicy and easily fell off the bone. Also, I did not need to ask for extra sauce. Chuck had a steak and ribs combo and Monica had pork chops that were not cooked enough; a little too pink.


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Hey guys. i thought i would let you guys know how my installation went, and for all you thinking of upgrading.
here are some main pts i want to get across. if you guys have any questions about how it went that i did not cover, just ask!
Q) What version did you buy?
A) Professional 32-bit
Q) how much did you buy it from? where?
A) since im a college student, i got it for 30 dollars. go to http://win741.com/ for either home prem or pro (32 or 64 bit) for 30 dollars! i think the offer ends January 10, 2010.
Q) How long did installation take?
A) For me, with a dual core 3.0 and a 4gb of ram, it took 30 minutes from time of clicking install now to the end.
Q) Did you have any problem installing?
A) well, first time i tried installing i clicked for windows to check for installation updates. it just kept checking after 20 minutes. I found out after ending it that for some reason the installation was corrupt. i fixed it, and did no feature since techincally, it hasnt been out in public for 12 hours, and i doubt that big of a bug or something would occur.
Q) What do you like about it so far?
A) right off the bat, it is much faster and more responsive than vista, and that is a HUGE plus. currently, im reinstalling programs and moving files back into folders. so far, its been really fast with moving files around and installing. I also love the new taskbar, its so much more efficient. I also love the Aero Peek (putting your cursor over the icon). its really helpful to just check something really quick. also its live, meaning if you are watching a movie, you can peek at it and still see it! Also, my internet speed seems to be faster, like pages load a bit faster. One more huge thing i love about windows 7 so far is its capibility. right off the bat, sound and internet works (havent really tried anything else). Also, the standard video drivers actually fit my resolution. after reinstalling vista, its standard kept it on 800x600. but the standard ones for win 7 actually match what you had in the previous version (for me 1440 x 900)
Q) are there any improvements that you see being needed?
A) not at this time, since ive only had it for under an hour. one possible thing that im not used to was the icons are larger than vista's. easy fix: click the desktop and hold ctrl and use the scroll on your mouse to change the size. i shrunk it by 1 or 2 clicks.
Q) would you recommend it to others?
A) Of course. it is a HUGE improvement over vista, and as some people have said, is what vista was supposed to be. the wait was worth it!
Well now im sad cause i need to go to work in an hour =(


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LU Climbs Back into BSC Championship Race
Preston Dembowiak (76-73--149) continues to play his hot hand for the Flames, sitting in seventh place, five strokes over par and seven strokes off the individual lead. Nathan Schenz-Davis (81-73--154) is tied for 18th and 10 shots over par. Big South Freshman of the Year Robert Karlsson (80-75--155) is tied for 20th at 11 over par, while Jay Calvo (83-73--156) is 12 over par. Big South all-conference selection Tobias Pettersson (81-79--160) rounds out the Flames' squad at 16 over par.
Big South Golfer of the Year Zack Byrd (75-67—142) of Coastal Carolina shot a round low 67 to take over the individual lead at two under par. Byrd's 67 is the only sub-70 round of the entire championship thus far. Teammate David Dannelly (73-73—146) and High Point's D.J. Dougherty (74-72—146) are tied for second place, four strokes behind the leader. Coastal Carolina's Tripp McAllister (74-73—147) rounds out the top players in fourth place, five strokes behind the leader.
Following the top three teams is Presbyterian (615), who is not eligible for the tournament championship due to its current transition to Division I. Winthrop (616) rounds out the top five squads, nine strokes away from second place.
The Big South Conference Championship, hosted by Coastal Carolina, will conclude with the third and final round on Wednesday, at The Patriot Club. Liberty golfers will start teeing off at 8:45 a.m., going in nine-minute increments.


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Zach Hamill hopes to make another good impression
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He's no Gregory Campbell, but Zach Hamill is ready to step in and center the fourth line Tuesday against the Kings.
The B's recalled Hamill Monday night from Providence, and as fans will remember, the former eighth overall pick impressed in his brief stint in Boston last month. He assisted a Jordan Caron goal while playing on the third line in place of the injured Rich Peverley against the Oilers, and even stayed in the lineup at the expense of Benoit Pouliot the following game.
This time around, Hamill figures to play on the fourth line, which enforcer Shawn Thornton dubbed the "Merlot Line" two seasons ago. It's a tougher line that relies on a grind-it-out style and tries to throw as many pucks on net as possible. Hamill admitted Tuesday that he'll have to adapt to their style a bit, but that he isn't concerned.
"Yes and no," Hamill said when asked whether being on the fourth line means he'll need to ramp it up physically. "I go out there every night and try to compete. I'm not going to go out there and hit 15 guys. Go out there and compete on pucks, go to the net and be good in all three zones."
This season, the last of Hamill's deal with the B's, has seen more bright spots than seasons past. He was drafted as a center in 2007 and played the position in Providence until this season, when he began playing as a wing primarily. He had 13 points in his first 16 games in Providence, and impressed in his two NHL games.
"I think I was coming in here in the start with an open mind, coming in here and trying to get better every day, and that's what I've kind of been doing," Hamill said of the strides he's made this season. "I've still got that mindset. I'm not looking too far ahead and not looking back also. It's kind of been just going forward and keeping my mind on myself."
Hamill's been getting a lot of work on special teams in Providence, being relied on when the opponent has a 5-on-3, and feeling that this season has made him a more complete player.
Said Hamill: "I feel like I can play on any line. If it's a skill game or keeping it a more simple game, I think I can do that. I think my work ethic and my versatility kind of shows that I can do that."
While it's been a generally positive season for Hamill, he's been quiet on the stat sheet of late. He has just one point, a goal, over his last nine games. All things considered, he feels good about his game and hopes he can continue to make a better impression than he may have in previous seasons.
"It's been a little slower stat-wise [in recent games], but I think everywhere else, I've felt that I've been playing pretty good," he said. "The chances are there. I'm shooting the puck more. I think my shots have been going up, so it's been good. A lot of penalty-killing and getting out there and kind of playing situational roles."


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Mustard and Johnson discuss the delightful successes of the Red Sox as the we are just past the halfway point of the season.
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-- Johnson Sports Radio WEEI. Hey don't forget celtics' summer cooler at 1 o'clock meanwhile most of the discussion as a matter of fact all of the discussions so far on your Boston Red Sox who began the on official line always gained 97 stop texting may. Second half of the year with a victory over the Yankees last night for two at Fenway Park here to talk about baton. Other things Red Sox is Sam Kennedy this C poll all of the club good morning Sam. Good morning guys great intuitive. You had to like what happened last night over the fence good way to -- all star break with a victory over the yanks. It was terrific you know we have we and I don't want anyone to wake us -- -- 98 games ruined. We get 60% of the season under our -- and it's going to be fun right here in India cannot the second half -- the last couple months should be a lot of fun. Where you Larry came up with the perfect question this morning kind of stumbled on -- as he usually does. He said I usually -- did. Or are you desperate in other words everybody's content perhaps -- is tad bit complacent -- what's happened. Over the first 97 games 60% of the season. But are you desperate enough to want to win a World Series from the club's perspective. Must be different difficult balancing act you wanna build for the future but you wanna pay attention of the here now as well. Yeah -- I think that captures it accurately I think this entire organizational philosophy is how do we. But I do everything in our power to win now without sacrificing her mortgaging the future and that's why. Our baseball operations department has. Such a difficult job and when they deserved a tremendous amount of credit for. Our past twelve years here together but in particular they should be particularly proud of what they've done this year. Abandoned in my case of the -- now -- have really walked that fine line. We had I think -- 43. Players. On the roster are ready. They've just done a masterful job this year and it's really been something that that we should all be proud of but listen as John Ferrell says no. No -- her first half performance we got a long way to go into this position is really tight and and eating out here we we get towards the end of the year but so far so good. Good morning Sam. Sam point -- How frustrating. Is it knowing the nature of Sports Radio -- in all 6 o'clock knows how they always lead with a negative stories first. How frustrating is it for you guys are really had to have played so well and yet honestly taking. Taken the back burner Britain Hernandez unfortunate situation M and the patriots. And the changeover. Of the Celtics would Doc Rivers and Ghana and KG is that a little bit frustrating because you guys haven't been getting the conversation that you normally deserve. You know obviously it hasn't it actually did immediately. A result of having been here in the market for twelve years to put it. -- -- If you've been refreshing out if it could really nice that. You know to tell our guys go about their business and then an ownership you know China and comment and Larry. Have you know the they've gotten a lot of credit fears some of the things we've achieved but they've also been camped out on pretty badly when -- have not gone well. You're kidding certainly not by anybody over here. Never ever going you know I think they deserve the criticism that they deserve the credit that's you know it starts and with those guys so. They I think it's been refreshing for all of us and you know we we really great leadership. Is accountable than we do need to be accountable when things go wrong -- Oh we need to. Give credit others when things go right it's got -- of -- -- success formula for success they know. Our guys believe -- -- an independent. It's just being what it is so it's a reflection. Of the best baseball market in the country can get CNET and -- -- -- -- around. These other cities and other markets had a chance to work in New York to work and seeing Diego. There's just not unlike Boston it's easy task because he's -- -- relevant -- people. -- is the guy with the Red Sox and. We never take that for granted ever so it goes with the territory. But the fact that this year you know we're or 100 games and basically get the best record in the American the work. Cycled to the best record in all of baseball and and it has been quiet. And it's that's refreshing I mean it can't last night when it's 38000. People bought tickets at Fenway it was packed -- 95 degrees and humid. And our our fans are there -- supporting us and and we'll go take that for granted but. Given that a little quiet you know we're we're we're okay that we just we want to keep. And what we're doing in this resilient. Fashion and more well see how things turn out over the next several weeks. Yet I also like to know by design. Because of what you went through before. You've heard it said -- -- EO and you almost did it immediately. That you and I know it sounds corny but you have a really likable. Team over there and you have a very likable manager people really like the team and they like to play is not just their performance. But they really liked the players. Yeah well Larry you know I'm out there talking and each and every day obviously I live and work in this community and and they say that. That they say I'd like this he I'd like these guys so you're absolutely right it's not corny. And you know what times are tough up. You're you're leadership in the China agree and how warm here. And Larry Lucchino. Need to be out there taken that he didn't really did they ever take heed. You don't see them out there now that there there you know they're not out there are taken all the credit and look at appropriate. You know they're there they're taken response. Ability to wait a minute I saw Larry in a closet the other they with the hearings. Well yeah without blood Blair wanted that shot I I have to that capability inside baseball I actually hooked up photo. We're down their thinking -- -- know you're coming that's sort of they've got a tweet was from my iPhone so. I could get tired of it malaria find companies need to send out on what now Larry's been -- since the market leader -- and the station's -- a. Yeah right. Yeah. Does that mean that McCartney was he reward Beatles -- after the game. -- tell you lose you know is a baby get a real country music and you got to do that's disappointing here I was like Larry. Yeah our policy you really get into an -- that can't get it to that was some -- we have last week which is out of the universe and eleven I'd never heard of. I don't believe there you could tell you what -- -- you you know like the single most important living rock artists. To -- guys have never heard of people. Two guys who couldn't of sorts to get what I want one gal by the labor contracts. I have no. To put aside the thought that there are more country music -- -- around -- now that we and we knew why you have to remind. Is this fact as Iraq combined sales let's say Cameron thought -- the other point you brought up that I find most interesting. Because the team is playing well because you got a manager who people could really understand -- he's focused. There's really no need for Larry and calm. In John Henry to be out publicly as much. Is they had to be last year trying to. You know close the -- Yeah well I think -- -- American there there are guys that there had been a baseball longtime. These pictures the ups and downs. They -- the track record of credibility and success here -- but they also know that. You do take shots when things calm -- poorly we all do and it goes with the territory but again you can't respect -- because of this market. It's not like this everywhere airport these guys turned owner I don't we all feel like we're in baseball have been haven't -- -- and other markets whether John. Only the Florida Marlins are currently area Tom -- -- Diego Padres. This is where you want to beat you wanna be if you're -- baseball you wanna be in Boston and you wanna be paranoid park you don't wanna be anywhere else and a lot of great things that go with that and there's a lot of difficult things when things don't go well also congratulations. All of us to -- into the difficult times but you know we're not celebrating yet I think. We we recognize there's a long long way to go but I I can't stress how pleased we are that there are baseball operations group. Just worked so hard to -- -- at that trade last August entire offseason to get. A great product on the field that everyone could be support. -- speaking of that operations -- -- the fruits of their labor will be on display what next weekend at Fenway. You have in terms of the other finally got up teaches at Fenway. Yeah we we we get this tradition was actually there -- -- nose idea I came up with the idea of having them us from our minor league affiliates that calmed down. When it -- that accounts we've got the Portland dusty dogs and on the Harrisburg senators Saturday the 27. Great opportunity to look come on out serve very discounted ticket prices -- the -- certified box and discounted concessions and get to see some of these tech great prospects that he'd gotten the Red Sox minor league system I think is one of the top. 45 in all of baseball and my case -- independent and company. And then obviously deserve a lot of credit for that so it's great to see futures stars had a chance to come to Fenway and as people as we get into the second part of the year. You know everybody's made a big deal over the years about the sellout streak that ended what is the status now I know there was 38 plus overcapacity last night you guys Bob -- and out every night what's the the official attempts -- -- We've -- our own eleven or twelve pounds this year we had you know crowd and in this 3536000. Range of the last couple homestand certainly these Yankee game to be sellouts. -- We don't have the talk and chatter I thought streak -- -- let us. But it is remarkable that the fans continue to come out. And and it is it does give us a real competitive. Advantage we only got thirty some odd games left at home here in. We we really appreciate the fans about the players notice that they really do they talk about it and I love playing in front pull out the atmosphere last night. Was electric it was a great ball game -- products to pitch well how -- -- atmosphere and vibe in the ballpark really helped the Red Sox went. So can you confirm that Pedroia is a re up for a hundred million over the next five years. Absolutely. Cannot comment. Was that you are Pretoria -- was I getting great assignment new deal. Well I guess you'll think that Dustin Pedroia and out so biased I would be the wrong person to to be negotiating. -- -- agent -- just such a fan he's. -- look at what he's got to get played in every single all maybe all the one game this year. And he is just he he he is our MVP he's the guy is incredible the -- represented everything that the Red Sox stand for. And I hope that he's around for a long long time but believe that after -- prevent -- and the baseball folks to work. Figure out -- chatting with you again -- and it does not have a big event coming -- we just talked about. Review Ben would you check out what to -- putting out another one now those that's the only covered that we do we a lot of you know what he's abscess was Sammy is watching the British Open and trying to conducted important and are you at the same time I am I would never do that to you by the way as we -- friend them Mike Dee moved out to is a -- not to San Diego now president of the Padres center. -- another round Lucchino protege and ignore over a baseball franchise might be becoming CEO in Diego Padres and that organization not just got a lot better I'll tell you what he's agreed to that creative executives he's got endless energy. And he is they boxing guy at heart he loves his time here in -- facility gets. Not great guy we appreciated in San once again congratulations on a first 60% of the season keep it up in the next 40%. Our examiners Sam Kennedy CEO all of the Boston Red Sox with a sun Sports Radio WEEI.


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Concrete patio over cold room
I have a concrete patio over my cold room - I tried applying a sealer to it last fall (might have been too cold to cure) and now I seem to be getting water seeping UP through the concrete (no plumbing underneath it). I can also notice some damp spots on the concrete even if it hasn't rained - any ideas/suggestions as to what it might be cause from and how to fix it?
Without a picture it's hard to say.
With all the water draining off the patio onto the ground immediately around, that portion of the ground gets saturated more quickly than further away from the house.
You may want to regrade the land immediately around so the water at least tends to flow away from the house before it all soaks in.
If this is one of those bump outs in the basement with a deck over it, I've never once seen one that did not leak. Just a very poor way to design a room. Most peole just close off that area in the basement with a block wall.
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Some more information - the patio is raised (about 3 feet off the ground) and is at the front of the house and is covered - some rain/snow accumulates depending on wind direction, but no percipitation in last week (except maybe some morning dew) and still see damp/wet spots.
Haven't checked cold room to see if water is in there, but no real reason for there to be anything in there
as well we have had very unseasonably warm temperatures the last week (over 20 degrees celcius instead of normal 6-10 degrees celcius).
Could this be a factor?
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