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My social work career began in 1973. Armed with a BSW from the University of Memphis, I hit the housing projects of Memphis working as a school social worker for the Memphis School for Mentally Retarded Children. With my 1964 Volkswagen bug named Phoebe, I made home visits to the families who had children in our program. That experience taught me a great deal about social and economic justice, especially in the way those with the least in our society are ignored. My clients became my teachers who taught me about strength and hope.
From there it was graduate school and the earning of the MSSW from the University of Tennessee. I then worked as a consultant for a chain of nursing homes in middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky, and as a social work supervisor in community services at Clover Bottom Developmental Center in Nashville. Before coming to Belmont in 1979, I taught as an adjunct social work professor at MTSU.
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned this. SyFy's show "The Wil Weaton Project" has Wil Weaton talk about various things about fantasy, sci-fi, and horror. But one of the skits he has is Skeletor...
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned this. SyFy's show "The Wil Weaton Project" has Wil Weaton talk about various things about fantasy, sci-fi, and horror. But one of the skits he has is Skeletor...
XD Pretty funny
scene 4:57 ad for the Talon Fighter. Gotta love the kid with the Skeletor figure. He's really into that role XD
I found these images on Tumblr and was wondering if anyone here recognized them
Oh my god! This game is awesome!!!
I must say that I'm a little surprised Teela isn't a playable character but that's all I can complain about. Perhaps in the future? I think this is the MOTU game...
My Revoltech Jessie came in the mail a few days ago
she's awesome
aww man, I want to see this!!
uh, there's nothing there. I don't see an image :/
I guess it was just a rumor then. Strange, it was mentioned on my box set in interviews with the crew :/
Or how in the U.K. Panthro's nunchucks were censored. Aparantly there was this major...
Did someone say LAZER COLLECTION?
I'm sorry, I couldn't resist :hmblsh:
Interesting that some of those lazer He-Mans have the classic head and some have a head more like New Adventures...
did they actually make a Lord Masque figure? WANT!!
I had heard that in some countries in Europe, Skeletor's skull face was deemed "too scary" for a children's show and this is why they made episodes not featuring him. Is this true? Did none of...
Seemed kinda spooky in the Filmation series too. Though not AS spooky or mysterious.
Who wouldn't? :skgrin:
Those are so awesome MegaGearMax :D
You know, I find this version of He-Man...
I saw this cartoon once as a little kid. ONCE so the memories are hazy and will sound strange but there was this cartoon where a man has an egg sitting in one of those single egg holding thing like...
Looks like He-Man's can't keep the ladies off of him in Brazil :hmlol:
The figure seems to be a plain ordinary He-Man with a different armor. I'm not sure what the armor is from though. Maybe from one of they accessory packs.
Probably not considering the Ninja turtles probably would've blown them out of the water regardless.
Although it may have lasted a bit longer. Especially considering the vintage figures actually...
It does, doesn't it? I actually find it better than the original. At least it's interior.
Is that your website? I really like the pictures :D
Wasn't sure where to post this ^^;
Since I can only afford so many playsets (not to mention space for them) I decided that my 200x Grayskull would be the overall Grayskull for both my vintage and...
Don't think we did. I certainly don't remember them.
HA HA Funny find. Makes you wonder.
I don't know about you guys, but I always thought the royal palace (was it called Eternos?) would've made a great playset. I would've preferred that over the "Eternia" playset we did get. It was an...
Am I the only one who thinks a modern MOTU movie would probably work better as a motion capture film rather than live action? I'm thinking something like Avatar. Only, you know, with a script just as...
I'm thinking it's less fear and more that he's worked with GI Joe before and wants to do it again. Either that or Hasbro/Paramount offered his a whole lot more money than Mattel/Sony did.
I just realized something.
DC is doing the MOTU comics.
DC is owned by Warner Bros.
Warner Bros. also owns Thundercats
They could be giving us a MOTU/Thundercats crossover and they're just...
It's because he's black, isn't it? :hmshift:
I remember the cartoon. Kind of surprised such a concept didn't catch on. Probably due to price and competition.
You know what would be the most epic thing ever? If you put an Imaginext Batman on...
Strange that Jor-El appears to be sporting the Superman Returns version of the "S" :hmconf:
Yeah, pretty funny XD
In the future I did realize Thundercats was simply out to mootch off of He-Man's success but I still couldn't help but love it :hmlol:
Thanks for the info. On closer inspection I can see it's a bootleg.
Cool leads. My parents used to have a bunch of those for Dungeons and Dragons. They used to really capture my imagination XD

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West Middlesex Big Reds
Coach (season, record): Jerry Novosel (33rd season, 408-216-6)
2011 overall record: 8-6-1
2011 region record (place): 5-1 (co-champion)
2011 playoff results: Defeated Cochranton 12-7 and lost to Conneaut Lake 3-1 in the District 10 playoffs.
Top players lost: Bryce Newton, James Shelby, Jared McFarland, David Anderson, Travis Combine, Jason Devlin
Top returning players: Dom Pape, Sage pope, Jerod Palmer, Ryan Snyder
Assistant coaches: Walt Novosel, Toddy Anthony, Tom Wilson
Outlook: West Middlesex made a strong run in the District 10 Class A playoffs before running into Conneaut Lake. The Big Reds have some holes to fill with the graduation of Bryce Newton, James Shelby, Jared McFarland, David Anderson, Travis Combine and Jason Devlin. Shelby (first base), Newton (third base, pitcher) and McFarland (outfield) were all-region selections. Middlesex returns four starters, including Jerod Palmer (shortstop), Dom Pape (second base), Sage Pope (pitcher/outfield) and Ryan Snyder (centerfield). Palmer, Snyder and Pope were named to the all-region team last spring. The Big Reds finished as co-champions in Region 1 last season and have the experience and talent to claim the region title outright this spring.
26 Conneaut Lake 4
3 at Mercer 4
9 Hickory 4
11 Rocky Grove* 4
16 at Sharpsville 4
18 at Jamestown* 4
19 Brookfield (Ohio) 4
21 General McLane 12
23 Wilmington 4
25 at Kennedy Catholic* 4
30 at Sharon 4
2 at Rocky Grove* 4
7 Mercer 4
9 Jamestown* 4
14 at Reynolds 4
16 Kennedy Catholic* 4
*Region games
Coach (season, record): Gene Rubeo (12th season, 162-57)
2011 overall record: 12-5
2011 region record (place): 9-3 (second)
2011 playoff results: Defeated Youngsville 5-3 and Maplewood 9-8 before losing to Cochranton 12-2 in the District 10 playoffs.
Top players lost: Ashley Comninos, Maegan Kristyak, Heather Michaels, Lena Aiken
Top returning players: Amanda Novosel, Jordyn Allen, Taylor Gilliland, Jade Kroesen
Assistant coach: Rachel Donner
Outlook: West Middlesex loaded its schedule with tough games against Saegertown, Wilmington, Mercer, Fort LeBoeuf and Brookfield (Ohio). The Big Reds put together an impressive run last spring with three freshmen starters and will need more underclassmen to step up to repeat that success. Middlesex lost all-region selections to graduation in Ashley Comninos, Maegan Kristyak, Heather Michaels and Lena Aiken. The Big Reds have first-team shortstop Amanda Novosel along with second-team pitcher Jordyn Allen back to lead the way. Taylor Gilliland and Jade Kroesen are also back after terrific 2011 seasons. Allen has become a leader and Middlesex might go as Allen goes on the mound. The Big Reds will have newcomers in the lineup this season and building chemistry early on will be crucial for the rest of the year.
24 Saegertown 2
29 at Kennedy Catholic* 4
31 Mercer 12
2 Grove City 4
3 Farrell* 4
3 Farrell* 5
5 at Wilmington 4
10 Sharpsville* 4
12 Reynolds* 4
17 Commodore Perry* 4
19 at Brookfield (Ohio) 4
19 at Brookfield (Ohio) 5
24 at Rocky Grove* 4
26 Kennedy Catholic* 4
28 at Mercer 4
3 at Sharpsville* 4
7 Fort LeBoeuf 4
8 at Reynolds* 4
10 at Commodore Perry* 4
15 at Sharon 4
17 Rocky Grove* 4
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Over all it is very good quality sipper.
Build quality
Rate tag sticker is difficult to remove.
I got these home and as you do with new products gave them a wash in watm soapy water, whilst attempting to un-screw the lids they broke due to the flimsy piece of plastic holding them on.
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Hindged lid provides adequate protection for water supply
Does what its supposed to. Has a cap that can be remove which I found easier for when out on my bike.
Detachable cap
Broke on first ride - platic too brittle.
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In recent years, the interest in energy storage has increased as a key asset for a modern electric grid that is flexible, resilient, and environmentally responsible. Though historically the cost of energy storage has been prohibitively high for significant grid adoption, major investments in battery manufacturing and R&D for electronics and electric vehicles are continuously improving cost and performance. Additionally, the trend toward higher penetrations of wind and solar are increasing the grid's need for flexibility. These macro-trends are closing the historical gap in energy storage cost-effectiveness, but standard valuation tools and approaches for utilities, regulators, and project developers are still under development.
To address the need for transparent, validated tools to understand the economics of energy storage, EPRI developed the Energy Storage Valuation Tool (ESVT). The ESVT was designed as user-friendly, customizable, transparent project valuation software to help determine the locations, services, and storage technology combinations that could make economic sense. EPRI recently used this tool to support the California Public Utility Commission (CPUC) in its regulatory proceeding to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of energy storage, which ultimately led to a target of 1.325GW of energy storage in California by 2020. California utilities have been instructed to procure the first 200MW of energy storage beginning in 2014.
This presentation will provide an overview of the EPRI ESVT and the analysis performed by EPRI to support the CPUC. It will also discuss the state of energy storage modeling and analysis in general, key considerations for a rapid deployment of energy storage, and the next steps for developing a standard energy storage evaluation methodology in California and beyond.
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Evaluating a nutrition information policy in chain restaurants in Multnomah County, Ore.
The Foundation's program, Healthy Eating Research: Building Evidence to Prevent Childhood Obesity, was designed to support investigator-initiated research to identify and assess environmental and policy influences with the greatest potential to improve healthy eating and weight patterns among the nation's children.Multnomah County passed a menu labeling policy that will go into effect January 1, 2009, as only one of five jurisdictions in the U.S. to have passed such a policy. The aims of this study are to: (1) examine changes in awareness of nutrition information, nutrition knowledge, use of nutrition information, and caloric value of purchases; (2) examine changes in menu offerings in restaurants; and (3) describe differences in outcomes by age, gender, education, race/ethnicity, restaurant type, and restaurant location. Investigators will use a pre-post design with cross-sectional point-of-purchase surveys, restaurant environmental assessments and menu audits, and restaurant health inspection reports. Stratified sampling will be used to enroll sufficient numbers of low-income residents and people of color to allow investigators to describe differences in outcomes by income and race/ethnicity.
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Awarded on: 11/6/2008
Time frame: 11/15/2008 - 5/14/2010
Grant Number: 65430
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SeaDek Helm Station Pads feature ultra-thick, durable foam that helps absorb impacts while reducing fatigue caused by prolonged standing at the helm. Constructed of stain-resistant closed-cell EVA foam, these pads are extremely durable in the marine environment. Easily installed with a peel-and-stick backing. 16mm thick. Small Pad measures 14" x 36".


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One Way To Print MoneyLarry Armstrong
David A. Purcell, chief executive of Encad Inc., a maker of large color printers, knows better than to take his company's explosive growth for granted. "We became an overnight success," he says, "after a decade of failures."
Purcell, 58, started the San Diego-based Encad in 1981 to make pen plotters, machines that create large line drawings for engineering and manufacturing companies. Although it was the die-hard entrepreneur's fourth business--he had started and sold off three electronics companies in the previous 12 years--the early going was rough. "We were too small and too busy fighting Hewlett-Packard and [Lockheed Martin's] CalComp," Purcell says.
In 1991, Encad's fortunes changed when it introduced the first wide-format color inkjet printer. It did the same job as pen plotters, only 10 times faster. The company's three-to-four-foot-wide printers--which sell for $4,000 to $20,000--revolutionized the industry and helped Encad stop printing red ink. Today, Encad ranks No.35 on BUSINESS WEEK's Hot Growth list. In 1995, the company's earnings rose 31%, to $7.86 million, on a revenue gain of 50%, to $65.5 million, from 1994. Analyst Stephen Fleming of Robertson, Stephens & Co. thinks 1996 earnings will rise an additional 25%, to $9.7 million.
To do that, Encad will have to fend off some weighty rivals. Hewlett-Packard, which dominates the computer-automated-design (CAD) arena, now makes a similar printer. But Encad has 60% to 70% of the graphic arts market, which Marco Boer, a partner at Hanover (Mass.)-based market researcher IT Strategies Inc., thinks will be worth around $320 million by 1998. Customers include graphic arts service bureaus and photo labs, as well as companies such as retailer Nordstrom Inc., which used an Encad printer to create "tapestries" for a San Francisco Opera Guild benefit.
With his lengthy track record, Purcell has also learned a thing or two about keeping a step ahead. So in addition to printers, he has started supplying the ink and paper that goes in them, a market 10 times as large. For its new NovaJet printers, Encad turned to Lexmark International Group Inc. for a proprietary cartridge. Encad will also offer coated papers, films, and a printable canvas.
To broaden distribution, Encad also cut a deal with Xerox Corp. to manufacture a version of its printer under the Xerox brand. Xerox' large direct-sales force should help Encad tap the market for corporations that already work with Xerox and want to print their own graphics.
And this summer, Encad will start shipping the first inkjet printing system to use outdoor inks durable enough to weather the elements without fading. That should open up a huge market for everything from billboards to bus placards. "It's an incredible coup for Encad," says Boer. Indeed, it's an opportunity as vast as the great outdoors.


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Cass County's portion of the Kitchigami Regional Library System remains fully funded with a final decision expected Tuesday.
At last Tuesday's Crow Wing County meeting, it was reported Cass County's funding was cut by 5 percent. But Neal Gaalswyk, Cass County commissioner and liaison to the Kitchigami board, said while that came up in a library report at the last Kitchigami board meeting the funding has not been reduced in the preliminary budget.
The Cass County Board will meet for a final budget and levy adoption on Tuesday.
Gaalswyk said the county board wanted to see what members of the public said at the truth in taxation meeting in early December. From that session and in general, Gaalswyk said he is "not sensing sentiment to reduce that."
"People who have talked to me are supportive of it," Gaalswyk said of the library funding.
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Final budget decisions are pending as part of Cass County's regularly scheduled budget adoption session on Tuesday.
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Gaalswyk said the board does want to continue to talk about more efficient delivery of library services, but commissioners want those discussions to be well thought out instead of making cuts and then figuring out how to handle the changes.
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Just introducing myself
Well I'm 17 years old I just kinda stumbled across this board and I'm interested in cars i like the older ones not a big fan of todays new ones. Dont have a project car right now but I'd like to get one soon. So yeah thats me :thumbup:
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Welcome Aboard!
Keep your nose clean and you will know everything there is to know about this hobby!
Hi old school. Got any favorites?
Welcome to the boards
Thanks for the welcome guys! That's my goal to learn as much as I can about this and I intend to stay out of things I don't know much about. As far as my favorites go I like 55 chevy's, chevelles, novas, corvettes all the good chevy classics :D
Camaros are classics to....at least i consider them :(
I like camaros as well
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(CNSNews,com) - In what must be considered the political odd couple of the year, left wing developmental psychologist and former presidential candidate Leonora Fulani announced she is endorsing Pat Buchanan for the Reform party presidential nomination.
Fulani told a Washington news conference Thursday she and Buchanan have "a common interest in overthrowing the traditional political terms. We both like a good fight. Until we reform the political process itself, until we get the big money out and the little people in, you can't have any kind of serious policy debate. This is particularly true for black America."
But Fulani emphasized she and Buchanan would set aside but not abandon their political differences during Buchanan's campaign. "In traditional political terms, Pat Buchanan stands for all the things that black progressives such as myself revile. In traditional political terms, I'm certain Pat would say the same about me."
Fulani is a founding member of the Reform party who has run for president as the New Alliance party candidate. She will co-chair Buchanan's campaign.
"Black leaders," Fulani said, "like Reverend Jesse Jackson and Reverend Al Sharpton, not to mention virtually every black elected official in the country, have insisted that the partisan divide and the ideological divide as prescribed by the Democratic Party remain the Mason-Dixon line of American politics. But I refuse to stand behind that line because I believe that until black America can be independent it cannot be free."
Fulani believes Buchanan and the Reform party offer the black community the opportunity to join in new alliances, "in particular, in an alliance with white blue collar Americans. With so many black Americans unemployed or underemployed, you might call it a blue collar, no collar coalition. And if we break the collar barrier, by bringing these two populations together, we will have also broken the color barrier that divides the American people to this day."
"The American Left," Fulani said, "like the black establishment . . . refuse to take seriously the need to build an independent movement. They won't partner up with politically incorrect allies, which is just what you need to do if you're going to go up against the corruption of the two party system."
Fulani thinks Pat Buchanan couldn't be more "politically incorrect. . . . He comes into this campaign with little connection to black America or to American progressivism. If anything, he is suspect. Pat Buchanan is not a racist or a fascist or a bigot. He is not a hater. He has great passion for America and a great disgust for the institutions that oppress ordinary Americans. Like me, Pat can't stand hypocrisy. If there's one thing that black America needs, it's an end to hypocrisy."
Fulani also announced she will be taking Buchanan to Harlem in the near future. She said Buchanan will speak on Reverend Al Sharpton's National Action Network. "And this meeting won't have to be a secret, like the one Al Gore had, or the one Hillary Clinton is going to have," Fulani said.
At the same news conference, Buchanan called Fulani's endorsement "a great step for the Buchanan Reform campaign."
Buchanan went on to say, "I expect that for many folks this endorsement comes as a surprise. I'm a conservative who worked for Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, and my views on core issues have not changed. "
Acknowledging that Fulani "comes from the left," Buchanan emphasized that they have one important thing in common. "We recognize there are tens of millions of people in this country who haven't participated in the great stock market boom, whose salaries in real terms haven't risen in 25 years and who feel shut out of the political system."
Buchanan also said Fulani is committed to "political reform. . . . to getting people who haven't been participating involved, to breaking the stranglehold on debate exercised by the two Beltway parties."


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If you are interested in me I can share my vital statistics for you to study!! Lol<quoted text>Oh thank you Miss Shubha I do try to do some studying in things that I am interested in. What you have been describing seems to be a fruit paradise that not many can only manage or dream about. Yes it really is a reality at some places.
Fineline like all paki men you must be gay or impotent!! I'm gay but not impotent!!


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Ahead of Arsenal's trip to Everton on Wednesday night Arsène Wenger faced the media at the training ground.
Once again, the ongoing Andrei Arshavin transfer saga was high on the agenda and the Frenchman gave the latest on that particular deal. He also discussed:
- his thoughts on Micah Richards
- Tomas Rosicky's progress
- Eduardo's comeback
- the hunger of his team
- Arsenal and Everton's 'similar' runs
- the threat of Tim Cahill
- Robin van Persie's recent form
- the popularity of the Premier League
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Colorado on Screen
This year's Beaver Creek Documentary Film Series features five films with Colorado roots, including the opening act, the Academy Award-winning Saving Face, from Denver director Daniel Junge and Pakistani filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy.
"The idea for doing a Colorado-based film series came out of a conversation I had with a woman at Colorado Creative Industries and the realization that not only is the local filmmaking scene growing immensely, but that Colorado directors and producers are now behind some of the very best documentaries in the world," says Lianna Moore, executive director of Vail Symposium. "Saving Face — a really touching documentary about Pakistani women who have been victims of brutal acid attacks — is the one that's been getting the most buzz, thanks to the Academy Awards, but as we were planning our series, there were a lot of really great films."
Other films in the series include Junge's Chiefs, about the Wind River Indian High School basketball team; Michael Nash's Climate Refugees; Lisa Hartman's U.S. Health Care: The Good News; and Amanda Stoddard's One Revolution, about paraplegic athlete Chris Waddell's unassisted ascent of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
The documentaries begin screening at 3:30 p.m. every day this week through Friday at Park Hyatt Beaver Creek, 136 East Thomas Place in Avon. Tickets are $15 for individual screenings/lectures or $45 for the full series; $99 dinners are also available. For tickets and more information, visit www.vailsymposium.org.
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Springs homeowners to receive bigger flood insurance discounts
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Colorado Springs homeowners will receive a bigger discount on their flood insurance premiums, the city announced.
Homeowners who live in the floodplain will receive a 20 percent discount. Homeowners who don't live in a high-flood-risk area will receive a 10 percent discount. It's an increase of 5 percent from the discount homeowners in the city previously received.
The savings come from the National Flood Insurance Program Community Ratings System. The voluntary program rates communities' efforts to reduce flood risk, and it rewards those that exceed their minimum requirements.
The City of Colorado Springs earned a higher rating. On a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being the best), it jumped from the program's Class 7 to Class 6. It was evaluated for its public information, mapping and regulations, flood damage reduction and flood preparation.


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Alcohol violations
Andrew Fortwangler, 23, of Saltsburg, was found unconscious and lying in the entranceway to the Stright Hall parking lot on the Indiana University of Pennsylvania campus at 3 a.m. Thursday.
IUP police cited Fortwangler for public drunkenness and he was temporarily detained in the Indiana County Jail.
Indiana police said Brandon Wrublesky, 19, of Industry, was observed carrying an open container of beer along the 600 block of Locust Street at 11:39 p.m. Sept. 6. When officers approached him, Wrublesky threw the can of beer on the ground and ran.
He was later apprehended and cited for underage drinking, scattering rubbish and violating the borough's open container ordinance.
IUP police found Kelly Tascarella, 20, of Fort Washington, intoxicated at 11:10 p.m. Sept. 6 at Grant Street and Pratt Drive.
Police said that due to her intoxicated state, Tascarella was admitted to Indiana Regional Medical Center and charged with underage drinking and public drunkenness.
Campus police arrested Kristen Ausefski, 21, of Bethel Park, after she was found intoxicated at 1:32 a.m. Saturday along Pratt Drive in front of Wallwork Hall.
Ausefski was taken to Indiana Regional Medical Center for treatment and then placed in the Indiana County Jail on a temporary detainer. She was charged with public drunkenness, police said.
Indiana police stopped a vehicle in the 100 block of North Sixth Street at 2:34 a.m. July 24.
Police said the driver, Alicia Libitzer, 24, of Vandergrift, was intoxicated. She was arrested and later charged with DUI, driving with a suspended license and driving the wrong way on a one-way street.
Retail theft
Indiana police responded to the Sheetz store at 768 Wayne Ave. at 3:10 a.m. Saturday for a report of retail theft.
Police said store employees observed Jailen Little, 20, of Verona, conceal items valued at $11.97 in his jacket.
He was charged with retail theft and underage drinking.
False identification
Indiana officers went to what police described as a loud and belligerent party in the 300 block of Church Street at 12:16 a.m. Sunday.
Officers encountered Jack Wolfe, 19, of Kane, who falsely identified himself during the officers' investigation.
He was charged with providing a false ID to police, obstructing the administration of law and underage drinking.
Criminal mischief
Indiana police said an apartment window along the 700 block of Maple Street was damaged between 9 and 9:15 p.m. Thursday.


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The debate over medical marijuana use in Israel has gained momentum in recent weeks, as evidenced by the vociferous attacks on Health Minister Yael German's Facebook page and the protests outside her home last week, as well as the Knesset Health Committee discussion on the subject on Monday.
That meeting ended with an announcement that 11 more doctors would be authorized to prescribe medical marijuana by the end of the year, bringing the total number of doctors authorized to prescribe the drug to 19 by year's end.
After the health ministry began regulating medical marijuana, only the ministry's medical cannabis unit was permitted to approve patient requests for the drug. In addition, eight oncologists from Sheba, Assaf Harofeh, Rambam and Rebecca Sieff hospitals were accredited to prescribe medical marijuana to cancer patients in an effort to shorten the waiting period for Health Ministry approval.
The ministry also said it intends to certify doctors outside of central Israel to directly prescribe marijuana treatment, including both oncologists and other specialist doctors.
For more, go to Haaretz
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Facing the Lord
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Last week I began saying Mass in our daily Mass chapel at St Joseph's Catholic School facing East. I do so on two days of the week, while facing the people on the other three days. I'm also taking time to explain the change and what it means and why we are doing it.
We will also begin the changeover at St Mary's quite soon. I hope to post some photographs here on the blog of both celebrations, as well as the responses and reactions of our people.
This photograph is courtesy of Shawn Tribe at New Liturgical Movement blog.
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President, Kering Asia-Pacific
Mimi Tang has more than 25 years of experience in luxury retail. She joined Kering, a world leader in apparel and accessories, in 1998 as the company's president in China and Hong Kong. In her current role, she oversees a portfolio of brands, including Alexander McQueen, Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Yves Saint Laurent, and has played an integral role in guiding Kering's expansion strategies in the profitable Asian markets.
Tang started her career at age 17, working as a buying assistant and merchandiser for DFS Galleria in Hong Kong. In 1985 she joined luxury retailer Joyce and oversaw the retailer's Asia-Pacific merchandising and operations for more than a decade. In 1996, Tang was named executive vice president of HPL-21 Limited, a licensing and franchising company that oversaw the retail infrastructure for Donna Karan, DKNY and Armani Exchange in mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia.
Tang is a founding member and current board member of the Kering Foundation, a corporate project launched in 2009 to help provide aid and support to vulnerable women.


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I got the "Dickies" looking light weight jacket to try out. Ordered an XL, just in case.
Have you tried the LA Police Gear FUBAR pants? I picked up a few pairs because of all the pockets. It's even set up for a sap pocket. Going to start carrying my ASP when I do the occasional protection duty... Okay, recently it is rare since I am too busted up but I can dream, right? LOL.
Seriously, it has some cool extra pockets for mags, knives, etc. I think they were $17 a pair. Here is the link:http://www.lapolicegear.com/fubar-tactical-pant.html.
Thus far, I like them better than the hot weather 5.11's I have. The only down is I had to cut out the blousing strings... don't need to do that any more.
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The Big Read: Lest we forget them
Imagine you go to work each day in a small office.
Maybe you like your job, maybe it bores you, maybe it's just a job and you don't give it much thought at all. Maybe you'd been unemployed for a while and you're grateful for the work and you want to make a success of it because you have kids to support and it's not a lot of money but look around you - you're one of the lucky ones.
Imagine one day you're at work as usual but instead of seeing out your shift and going home, something unexpected happens. There's a lurching and a grinding and a strange sound neither high nor low, or maybe both at the same time, that seems to come from the earth itself.
You probably don't know this while it's happening, you work it out later, but what happens is the ground literally opens up beneath you, a hell-mouth opens and you and your two colleagues and your tiny office inside a storage container turn on your side and you start to fall. How can you fall? You were on the ground. Just seconds ago there was continent there, there was planet, you had a job, you were a breadwinner, but now there's nothing and you're falling and earth and rock and pieces of Africa are falling after you.
Do you wake in the dark? Do you open your eyes and see nothing and blink hard and open them again and still there's nothing and are you suddenly afraid you're blind? Do you think, "Am I dead?" Does the ungodly thought occur that maybe you've been asleep, that all your life and the sunshine and the love and all those memories of the air were just a dream, but now you've woken and this is what life really is? How do you make sense of this? One moment ago you were safe in the sunlight or centimetres from it and now you're in darkness underneath the world.
Perhaps the walls have collapsed and you're pinned, or perhaps the entire office is preserved as it was, a doll's house buried in a back yard. Maybe your colleagues are close friends and they are precisely the people you'd choose as your only contact with humanity, pressed against each other in your own shit and piss in this heat under this weight, breathing each other's oxygen. Or maybe these are the people who sniffed and burped and clicked their pens across from you all day, who ate your crisps and pretended they hadn't, and they're the last people on earth or underneath it with whom you'd choose to die.
What happens next depends on your temperament. Maybe you scream and sob. Maybe you go mad. Or maybe that is one of your colleagues, and you are the one to take his wrist and soothe him and tell him the only thing that you know for sure, which is that they'll be coming to find you.
Maybe you remember Los 33, the Chilean miners who came up after two months underground, or the Russian submariners in the Kursk who didn't.
You know the three of you won't last two months, but maybe your situation is different. For all you know part of the hillside fell on you and it'll take half an hour for five guys with shovels to dig you out. You aren't beyond the reach of hands. They will come for you soon.
And then days go by, a week, ten days. You're there while people eat and wake and make new friends and break up, you're there while politicians pose and strut and make speeches about other matters. You're there while students burn things and sports teams win or lose and people hate each other on cellphones. While people live their lives, either wasteful or well, you are there.
Maybe after the first days pass something crumbles inside you and you dream you are a baby again, in your mother's arms. Maybe you cry for your father to come, to please just come and pick you up and tell you that you're safe. Maybe your heart breaks at what you've done to him by being here: you've left him on the surface with empty hands, scratching at stone. You've made him feel he's failed you. You want to tell him, Don't cry, daddy, please don't cry, it's not your fault.
Every day this week and last week I've thought about Pretty Mabuza, Solomon Nyarenda and Yvonne Mnisi, buried in rock. I've asked myself whether I'm strong enough to die that way. I've thought about Pretty Mabuza, Solomon Nyarenda and Yvonne Mnisi, who once were babies, beloved of their parents, who loved the light like I do, waiting in the dark for someone to fetch them.


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When you visit your doctor, here are questions to ask about your kidneys.
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Atari founder Nolan Bushnell said on GameTrailers' Rollin' with Nolan and reported by GameSpot that he believes that the next Xbox will outsell the PlayStation 4. The reason is that Microsoft will have the superior software tools.
"I personally believe Microsoft is in a superior position, and the reason is Sony, whenever they change consoles, the software tools that they have are lame," Bushnell said. "A lot of times in the past they were in Japanese; not well documented and getting the software development community up to speed…they may have been able to do it in Japan, but the American software community just says 'Oh boy, what a pain.' And a lot of people don't realize how strong the software community is at making the hardware platform sing and dance."
Bushnell said that it is software that sells the hardware and Microsoft will outperform Sony, due to their resources. He also stated that Sony is behind Microsoft when it comes to the online infrastructure.
"Microsoft, because of their strong software tools, will end up with much better products sooner [and] easier, in my estimation," sad Bushnell. "And with that, I think will be an advantage. And also don't forget, Microsoft actually has so much money to defend this. Plus, they have a good infrastructure with the [Xbox Live Arcade], with their online world."
There is currently no concrete information on the next Xbox, but rumors put the release date this holiday season, around the same time as the PlayStation 4. There are also rumors that Microsoft will reveal the next Xbox later this month, or sometime in May ahead of E3. The Xbox 360 was unveiled in a special event in May 2005 on MTV.
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Dog Treatment Tricks Video Ranking: 4 / 5
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i love this song!!!!!!!!!
Here is a good warm up video before the Puppy Bowl comes on.
This might be a full grown dog but he is very lovable!
His adopted mom is very luck to have him and he probably feels the same way
about her.
Oh and the song "Like My Dog" is awesome. I had never heard it before but
it is very fitting!
funny song!!
i love this song
wanted to send out a song for dogs out there (and those who love dogs since
they are the ones with fingers on the keyboards..)
Like My Dog!
by Billy Currington
best dog song ever
with photos of a rescued dog —
I'm glad you like it Rose! 🙂
I HAVE A MALINIOS wolds best dog
Porthos was Captain/Admiral Arches Prize winning beagle that was on the
Enterprise with him 🙂
my bus driver that looks like Santa always listens to the country music
station everday. on friday me and my boydriend were talking to his best
friend Danny because he got in trouble and he has 2 sit in the front seat.
This song came on the radio and Danny startd laughing like it was the most
funny thing ever. then Robert my bf started laughing then i started
laughing soon we were laughong so hard the bus driver turned the radio off.
so we listened 2 it on Danny's ipod nano. we love this song!!!
Nice photos!
28 people suck. This is such a sweet video! I love it!
Interesting name for a dog. Are you a fan of Star Trek: Enterprise by any
Sorry for your loss.
My shepherds favorite song , except the bath tub pic.
Porthos is a Belgian Malinois. There is not pit in him.
have a beautiful lovin dog notin like havin your dog waitin at door when u
get home from long day at work
I've always wanted a Beauceron!
20,272 more views and it'll be 1 million!!! YAY haha love ya
what rescue did you get him from? i lost a dog like him bout 2009 i belive
german shep pit mix named bubba i live in iowa
he,s not an Alsatian
Ah, very cool.
He never plays DEAD when I want to pet him , Ha ! Ha! Thumbs up if you have
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Next, A Lawyer's Letter
Dear Editor,
I am writing about the article that appeared in The Wave on November 18, 2011, "Neighbor's Mind Numbing Noise Fight." In your article James O'Conner states that he has been trying to get in touch with me for weeks; this is a total lie. I have had many conversations with him. Mr. O'Conner called me on Halloween around 8:00 at night to tell me the truck was making loud noises. (I had given him my number.) I immediately left a house full of family and friends to see what the problem was with my truck. Upon arriving on Beach 129 Street where my truck is parked, my refrigeration unit was on but could not be heard until I was five feet from the truck. The following day, as a courtesy, I brought my truck to Hart Refrigeration for service. I had the belts tightened and the unit serviced. That night Mr. O'Conner called again, but I decided not to answer because I realized that this man has nothing better to do with his time than to harass me.
After the article appeared in the paper I received many phone calls from Mr. O' Conner's neighbors defending me. One neighbor, whose home is directly behind my truck, called to tell me that he "NEVER heard any noise coming from my truck." Everyone who called had one thing in common; they no longer speak to Mr. O'Conner. James O'Conner states that he "can't even host anyone in my backyard because of the noise nuisance." It has occurred to me that the reason he can't host anyone is not because of the noise from my truck. In his interview with The Wave Mr. O'Conner tried to make Tommy Bulloch and me look like animals that have no sympathy or consideration for our neighbors. Nothing more could be further from the truth. ALL the neighbors who called told me that there is no issue with me, my truck or Bulloch's. I reassured everyone who called that if there is ever an issue to please call me and I would be more than happy to move my truck to a different location on the property. Until one of them calls……………
Mr. O'Conner has been making a lot of comments about me that have no merits behind them. I ordered a sound level meter on the day the article appeared in the paper. I had the meter sent to my house the following day. That day, I took a couple of readings near my truck. The first reading I took was right next to my truck, it read 72.5 dB(A). According to the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) a dish washer would register a 78dB(A) on the meter. Standing next to Mr. O'Conner's fence the meter read 49.1dB(A), which according to DEP is lower than a normal conversation. Just for the record, in front of my house, it registered a 50.8 dB(A). Mr. O'Conner, it seems to me that most of the noise from Beach 129 Street is not coming from my truck, it's coming from you.
Last week Mr. O'Conner wrote a letter stating that harassment was not his intent. Let me get this straight. You never once talked to Tommy Bulloch about the situation. You call to harass me and the one time I didn't call you back you call DEP, the councilman's office and Boar's Head direct? But now you want to sit down and have a cup of coffee with me because you have a viable solution. Why didn't you mention your "solution" to me the numerous times we spoke? Mr. O'Conner, what you have been saying about me has been a defamation of my character. The next time you have something written with my name or my family's name, I promise you one thing. The next letter you will be reading will not be in The Wave, it will be from my lawyer.


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This is a discussion on Do concealed "T's" work? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I tried the concealment T-shirt and IMO it was a waste of $30, but to each his own. It is now stored in the box ...
I tried the concealment T-shirt and IMO it was a waste of $30, but to each his own. It is now stored in the box of well recommended holsters somewhere in my garage.
Below is a rig I have used for many years. In fact I wore the first one out and am working on the second one. It fits very snug against the body and is very comfortable to wear for 18 hours or longer. It is also easily adjustable without removing the straps, or removing your cover garment.
It is made from a 5" wide band of medical grade elastic and is worn wrapped around the chest. The gun is carried under your armpit like a verticle shoulder holster. It has two shoulder straps that criss cross across your back. This supports the weight of the gun and distributes the weight evenly to your shoulders which makes it so comfortable to wear for extended periods.
It's called the CCW Ultra Concealment Shoulder Holster. Do not let one of the photos on the website showing the gun hanging out away from the body. That is not the case. It fits very snug against the body. I have used it with a Ruger LCP, Ruger SP-101, a 3" Ruger Speed Six, Glock 23, M&P Shield and Full Size M&P. It works well with just about any gun you may carry. It comes with a removeable retention strap. I never use that and never had an issue losing the gun. I even tested it by wearing it while teaching an 8 hour ground fighting class which is basically full contact grappling on the mat. But it comes with the retention strap if you want to use it.
You must understand that by it's very nature, it's a deep concealment rig, and with that, it is not as quick a draw as a conventional belt holster worn at the 3:00 position on your waist. However, with practice you can draw in about 2 - 2.5 seconds depending on what type of shirt you wear over it. I wear it frequently with loose fitting and untucked T-Shirts and untucked Polo Shirts.
There is also another holster I'm considering getting that I didn't know about when I bought the one above. It is called the TRUSS by Spec Gear which stands for (Tactical Retention Undercover Suspension System). I really like the looks of that one and has several accessory pouches to hold spare mags, tactical flashlight, OC spray, folding or fixed blade knife, handcuffs or anything else you need. Be sure and look at the videos on their website and read their "customer comments" & FAQ page. It also comes in strong side carry or cross draw carry so be sure and order the one you think will work best for you.
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Central Air Duct - To Insulate or Not to Insulate?
Hi all,
I have been searching the internet high and low for an HVAC answer and have not been able to find any definate ones. I am hoping that someone here can help. Thanks in advance.
I am in the process of finishing my basement and I have to box in my beam and duct work. I have the beam and duct work framed in and was wondering about condensation. I live in SouthEast Wisconsin so we do not deal with a great amount of humidity, or at least that is long term.
Will framing in and drywalling over my duct and air return cause it to condensate?
The duct and air return are not insulated at all and never have created condensation. Of coarse, since this is a DIY project, everyone (mostly family) has an opinion on how it should be done. So far it is 2 to 1 not to wrap the duct. 2 have said that they never wrapped theirs and have not had a problem. Additionaly in my searches online I saw that wrapping your existing duct work that does not condensate may cause the reverse effect, fact or fiction I don't know (it's the internet).
I am leaning heavily towards leaving well enough alone and drywalling it in without insulation. And hope I am not tearing out drywall later.
Any educational insight on this would be much appriciated!!!
i service furnaces for a living and i have not seen a vent manifold or return air duct insulated unless it passes through a non heated part of the home such as an attached garage etc.
so my suggestion would be it's not necessary unless it falls into that criteria.
Thanks cnick. It does run the width of the house along the beam in the basement which currently has no heat. Like I said though, I have never noticed any condensation.
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Remember cheesy B-movies? Set in exotic locales, feebly constructed out of pasteboard and duct tape, these camp quickies were shot on the run (usually without retakes, which were too expensive) and acted in a broad, pantomime-driven style. Houston Grand Opera's new production of Giuseppe Verdi's immortal grand opera Aïda revives these drive-in memories with the horrid rush of a traumatic flashback.
Of all operas in the rep, Aïda (1871) demands to be seen as well as heard. It cries out for Cecil B. DeMille. Verdi, creator of Nabucco, Macbeth, Rigoletto, Traviata and Trovatore, wrote it that way. A master of theatrical craft, he knew more about staging than any impresario. He instinctively shaped his sublime music and librettos into remarkably dramatic wholes his operas don't dawdle, they gallop.
Aïda is supposed to knock our socks off aurally and visually, with moonlit temples on the banks of the Nile, sumptuous palace interiors, mysterious inner sanctums filled with incense and gloom, a split-level set (his own design) to reveal claustrophobia below and splendor above and, most famous of all, a majestic triumphal scene that trumps any parade by Barnum & Bailey. You can almost see the poster: "a cast of thousands!"
Wortham Theater Center, 501 Texas, 713-228-6737.
Through May 5. $20-$200.
The story is a standard love triangle. Aïda, daughter of Ethiopian King Amonasro, who's waging war with Egypt, is now a slave to Egyptian princess Amneris, who's betrothed to Radames, Egypt's military commander. Radames, in turn, loves Aïda. Verdi elevates this simplistic plot through convincingly drawn characters whose musical intimacy offsets worldly pomp and Pharaonic pageantry. It's this terrific clash between private and public (family vs. state, if you will) that Verdi portrays so flawlessly. Almost all his magnificent operas have this wily, never-fail structure.
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International super-diva Dolora Zajick (Amneris), one of the reigning Verdian mezzos, pours out titanic sound with power to spare. She's her own orchestra, and her character's frequent fiery rages could shatter pyramids thanks to that voice of steely velvet. But she can also tone it down and float limpidly through the quieter passages, barely rippling the water. The most basic of actresses, she lets her clarion vocal cords do the acting, which is okay by us, since she can sing this demanding role without breaking a sweat. Zvetelina Vassileva (Aïda) doesn't stand a chance. Basically a lyric soprano, she's taken on the heavier dramatic roles, and the stress shows. Buoyantly silky during softer moments, she goes flat, literally, straining to squarely hit those emotion-laden, quintessentially Verdian climaxes. Blustery tenor Marco Berti (Radames) doesn't even pretend to be in character he plants his feet and shouts. Needless to say, there's not a hieroglyph of sex between him and his inamorata Aïda. Gordon Hawkins (Amonasro) is the real thing, however: a luscious-sounding Verdian baritone who's regal, paternal and suave, all at the same time. Unfortunately, he pops up during the Triumphal Scene wearing a comically ghastly Fuzzy Wuzzy wig and minstrel show "native" drag (more shades of Republic Pictures).
Director Jo Davies and designer Zandra Rhodes doom this production. Davies's lead-footed staging the principals lurch and swirl in spasms when not arranged in a static line pushes everything right to the front of the footlights, which renders acres of prime Wortham real estate behind them unused. There's no depth or height to the scenic picture; it's played solely on a flat horizontal plane that results in an incoherent traffic jam when more than a trio gathers.
Once all-knowing as the fashion Cassandra of '70s London with her gauzy glam fabrics painted with calligraphic patterns, Rhodes's designer eye has been clouded by cataracts. She hasn't a clue how to construct an appropriate, or flattering, costume for singers of a certainÉhow shall we sayÉsize. Poor Zajick resembles either an ancient Egyptian Hummer or a living orange mummy case, engulfed as she is by a hideous rope wig and bolts of pumpkin-painted lamé, while Berti's keg-size girth is fully accented by his tunic's sunburst stripes. The mosaic-pieced elephant in the Triumphal Scene is the cleverest design, while the stage's lapis-hued "legs," which never stop maneuvering into pyramidal perspective, display a tastefulness sorely lacking elsewhere. But throughout, Rhodes's cartoony cutout sets look as cheap and flimsy as painted cardboard. If Aïda's grand opera, where's the grand?
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U.S. rock legend Chuck Berry and American opera director Peter Sellars have been awarded the 2014 Polar Music Prize, Sweden's most prestigious award for musicians.
The prize committee on Thursday praised the 87-year-old Berry as a "rock 'n' roll pioneer" and said every solo played by rock guitarists over the last 60 years contains his DNA.
It said Sellars has showed that classical music is not about dusty sheet music, but "a way of reflecting and depicting the world."
The laureates will receive 1 million kronor ($154,000) each from Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf at a ceremony in Stockholm on Aug. 26.
The award was founded by late ABBA manager Stig Anderson and is typically shared by a pop artist and a classical musician.
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THE SERIES The Lady Vols earn the win in the first meeting between Alcorn State
Tennessee is now 4-0 all-time against Southwestern Athletic Conference opponents. Today's attendance was 10,609.
FOR STARTERS Today's starters: sophomore Cierra Burdick, freshman Bashaara Graves, sophomore Ariel Massengale, junior Meighan Simmons and freshman Andraya Carter.
Carter, Burdick and Simmons have started every game this season, while Graves has started the last four.
For the second-straight game, junior guard Meighan Simmons was the first to score for the Lady Vols with a 3-pointer.
Sophomore center Isabelle Harrison was the first substitution in for Tennessee.
SPREADING THE OFFENSE AROUND Six Lady Vols hit double-digits in scoring as junior Meighan Simmons tallied a team-best 12 points. Cierra Burdick, Isabelle Harrison, Jasmine Jones, Taber Spani and Kamiko Williams each added 10 a piece.
Jones, Simmons , Spani and Carter were perfect from the line as Jones went 2-2, Spani finished the game 2-2, Simmons was 3-3 and Carter finished 2-2 in free throws.
Three Lady Vols each finished with seven rebounds (Jasmine Jones, Isabelle Harrison and Nia Moore)
FIRST YEAR FIRSTS Freshmen Nia Moore and Jasmine Jones both scored in double figures for the first time in their Lady Vol careers, finishing with 10.
Fellow freshman Bashaara Graves is the only Lady Vol to score in double digits in all five games this season as she notched 14 at Chattanooga, 18 at Georgia Tech, 18 against Rice, 20 at Miami and 10 against Alcorn State.
JUCO transfer Jasmine Phillips netted her first points as a Lady Vol on a layup with 2:31 remaining in the first half.
TENNESSEE HOLD `EM In the last four games, Tennessee has held its opponents under 35 percent shooting from the field, and held three of those four teams to under 20 percent 3 pt shooting.
Alcorn State 22.6 percent (18.2 3FG), Miami 31.9 percent (19.0 3FG), Rice 31.6 percent (33.3 3FG) and Georgia Tech 33.3 percent (19.0 3FG)
At the end of the game, the Braves were 12-53 from the field for 22.6 percent.
OLD DOMINION-LIKE The Lady Vols won by a 90-37 score, the exact same score as their win over Old Dominion last season (Dec. 28, 2011).
Today's game is the largest margin of victory since the Old Dominion game (+53) and best scoring defensive effort holding its opponent to 37 points.
The Lady Vols shot 49.3 from the field (55.7 today) and 35.3 from 3-point land (36.4 today) against the Monarchs last season.
The Lady Vols also held Old Dominion to 25.4 percent shooting (22.6 today) and 25.0 3 point shooting (18.2 today).
SHUTTING THEM DOWN Tennessee blocked a season-high nine shots against Alcorn State as sophomore center Isabelle Harrison led the squad with three denials.
Freshman Nia Moore tallied two blocks, while Kamiko Williams, Cierra Burdick, Taber Spani and Meighan Simmons all recorded one apiece.
The team's nine blocks were a season-best. The previous high was five blocks against Rice.
ON THE RUN Bridging the first and second halves, the Lady Vols went on a 17-0 run as they held the Braves scoreless for a total of five minutes and 45 seconds.
The Lady Vols held Alcorn State scoreless for a six minute span going on a 9-0 run during that time.
TURNING IT OVER The Lady Vols forced a season-high 34 Alcorn State turnovers. The previous high was against Rice when Tennessee forced 22.
From those 34 turnovers, UT scored a total of 37 points.
OWNING THE PAINT Tennessee tallied 18 points in the paint in the first 20 minutes of action, while the Braves only scored six in the lane.
The Lady Vols ended the game with 50 points in the paint, while Alcorn State totaled just 14.
SPANI BACK IN DOUBLE FIGURES Senior Taber Spani hit double figures in scoring for the first since facing UCLA Dec. 17, 2011. In the first half, Spani went 4-5 from the field and was a perfect 2-2 from the line finishing with 10 points.
MASSENGALE TAKING CHARGE Sophomore Ariel Massengale has taken a charge in the last three games as she took one against Alcorn State, two charges against Miami, and recorded one against Rice.
UP NEXT Tennessee hosts its second game of a three-game homestead Wednesday as the Lady Vols welcome Middle Tennessee State to Rocky Top. The contest tips off at 7 p.m.


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